input hypothesis: internal affairs should be watched closely
Context: I want to -- obviously in the egregious cases we need to enforce civil rights law, but we need to make sure that internal affairs decisions at the local level do their job and be given a chance to do their job. I believe in local control of governments, and obviously if they don't there needs to be a consequence at the federal level.
OPTIONS:
- Yes
- It's impossible to say
- No
true or false: Yes


Context:
MONROVIA, Liberia â€” U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price is making his first trip overseas to Liberia, the West African country where Ebola killed more than 4,800 people. Price on Thursday praised Liberia for its "remarkable co-operation " on health care issues. He toured a community that was hit hard by the Ebola virus in 2014. Ebola survivor Mohammed Kromah told Price how he spent almost two months at a treatment centre . He showed the U.S. health secretary his Ebola-free certificate, which was greeted with wide applause.
Hypothesis: there was a community hit hard with the virus back in 2014 OPTIONS:
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Yes


Input: OPTIONS:
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The garden was full of ripe odours and warm colours .<br>The Lombardies around it were tall and sombre like the priestly forms of some mystic band .<br>Abel was sitting in the hop-vine arbour ; beside him Captain Kidd slept .<br>I thought Abel was asleep , too ; his head leaned against the trellis and his eyes were shut .

Sentence: Abel is a young man

Output: It's impossible to say


Problem:
Read the following paragraph and determine if the hypothesis is true:

Kasyanov was sacked by Putin in February 2004, after he had become critical of the Kremlin's politically motivated legal attack on the Yukos oil giant and its owner, billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky.

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- It's impossible to say
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Hypothesis: Mikhail Khodorkovsky was a black Russian. 
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Answer:
It's impossible to say


[Q]: Notley hopeful attacks on women politicians will fade in coming year After a politically nasty year that saw women politicians face a barrage of attacks on social media and angry demonstrators shouting to have them put behind bars, Premier Rachel Notley is optimistic there will be a return to civil discourse. In a year-end interview with CBC News, Notley reflected on 2016, a year that saw hateful social-media attacks against MLA Sandra Jansen, and chants of “Lock her up” directed at the premier at an anti-carbon tax rally in Edmonton. Notley reflected on the chants of "lock her up" from previous to that of 2016. OPTIONS:
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- It's impossible to say
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[A]: No


[Q]: The Prime Minister is dragging this issue out so he can avoid the whole debate about tax relief, simply because he would much rather spend that money and have his bureaucrats and people in government spend that money as opposed to leaving it in the pockets of individual Canadians who desperately need it. The PM should drag out these things. OPTIONS:
- Yes
- It's impossible to say
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[A]:
It's impossible to say