Problem: In 1997, insurance companies paid out $51.6 billion for prescription drugs.

Based on that paragraph can we say the following?
Insurance companies cover prescription drugs.

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Answer: yes
Q: Nancy Grace and the others, they just bashed her to the end, said Duckett's grandfather, Bill Eubanks, during an interview with The Orlando Sentinel. "She wasn't one anyone ever would have thought of to do something like this. She and that baby just loved each other, couldn't get away from each other. She wouldn't hurt a bug." Grace's spokeswoman called the suicide "a sad development," and Grace herself issued a statement saying, "I do not feel that our show is to blame for what happened to Melinda Duckett."
Bill Eubanks was Melinda Duckett's grandad.
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A: yes
Airbus could site a design engineering centre in the Midlands region of the UK to take advantage of the availability of skilled engineering staff following the demise of MG Rover, the collapsed UK carmaker.
Can we say the following?
Airbus plans a design engineering centre.
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yes
Question: Reagan was seriously wounded by a bullet fired by John Hinckley Jr. in an attempted assassination, but made a remarkably speedy recovery.

Reagan survived an attempted assassin's bullets.

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Answer: yes
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
Turkey plays host to suicide bombers.

Bombs exploded in two Turkish cities Thursday only days before Turkey plays host to a NATO summit.
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no
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
The Socialist Party was founded in the United Kingdom.

The Socialist Party was formerly part of the Labour Party, which has ruled the United Kingdom since 1997 and remains a member of the Socialist International. On the bus, Saunders and some of his cohorts — they occasionally, especially the older members, address each other as "comrade" — explains their view on how the split with Labour came about. As the Third Way became the dominant voice in the Labour Party, culminating with the replacement of Neil Kinnock with Tony Blair as party leader, the Socialist cadre became increasingly disaffected. "There used to be democratic structures, political meetings" within the party, they say. The branch meetings still exist but "now, they passed a resolution calling for renationalisation of the railways, and they [the party leadership] just ignored it." They claim that the disaffection with New Labour has caused the party to lose "half its membership" and that people are seeking alternatives.
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no