input hypothesis: Kucinich is drawing fire in his home state.
Context: Ohioans are right to wonder how Dennis Kucinich, a vocal advocate for human rights in his years in Congress, can justify accepting a speaking fee from an organization that supports, in the PD's words, "Syrian butcher Bashar Assad." Over the past seven years, Assad's regime has slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Syrian citizens and displaced an estimated 11 million. Just last weekend, more Syrian citizens were killed in a chemical weapons attack. Politics aside, it is time for Mr. Kucinich to unequivocally disavow the murderous Assad regime. Ms. Lee C. Shapiro, Regional Director AJC Cleveland
true or false: Yes
input hypothesis: the mom wanted the room to be white
Context: Painting<br>Kate's mom was painting the living room. Her mom was eager and began talking about the paint. Kate didn't want to spend the day painting. Kate slunk off silently and went to her room as he mom kept talking. She closed her door and hoped her mom wouldn't come ask for help.
true or false: It's impossible to say
input hypothesis: Australia is going to play South Africa in a five-match series.
Context: Australia beat South Africa by five wickets in a rain-affected second Twenty20 international reduced to seven overs a side in Durban on Wednesday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Scores: South Africa 80-1 in 7 overs (Q. De Kock 41 not out) v Australia 81-5 in 6.4 overs (D. Warner 40) (Compiled by Nick Said in Cape Town,; Editing by Ed Osmond)
true or false: No
input hypothesis: something obstructed his view
Context: Heemeyer equipped an old bulldozer with three television cameras and monitors so he could see to steer.
true or false:
It's impossible to say