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Answer: Context: In a Facebook post Thursday, the Burlington Police Department announced it would begin tagging and towing vehicles that are parked on city streets that have not been cleared of snow or dug out from being plowed in. The announcement cited the city's abandoned vehicle ordinance, which permits towing of vehicles that have not been moved for 72 hours or more. Vehicles left snow-covered and snow-bound are eligible to be tagged, then towed if not moved within 72 hours. The department urged residents to help family members and neighbors to clear the snow and move vehicles to avoid towing.

Hypothesis: The Burlington Police Department was only planning to tow completely abandoned vehicles that the owners had walked away from and didn't want anymore.


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Answer: Context: After years of hearings and litigation, the Supreme Court of Hawaii on Tuesday approved a building permit for a giant telescope on the ancient, contested site of the volcano Mauna Kea. The Thirty Meter Telescope, as it is known, would be the largest ever contemplated in the Northern Hemisphere. Hawaiian activists have opposed it, saying that decades of telescope-building on Mauna Kea have polluted the mountain. Some of them went so far as to block construction vehicles from the mountain to prevent work on the telescope.

Hypothesis: The telescope was constructed on the planet earth after the supposed death of Jesus Christ occured.


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Answer: Context: Ruben Schaken (] ; born 3 April 1982) is a Dutch professional footballer who last played as a right winger for ADO Den Haag in the Dutch Eredivisie. He also represented the Netherlands national team on seven occasions between 2012 and 2013, scoring two goals in the process.

Hypothesis: ruben schaken is alive.


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Context: A man who died during the G20 protests was pushed back by a police line minutes earlier, independent investigators have said. Ian Tomlinson, 47, who died of a heart attack, was blocked from passing through a police cordon as he attempted to walk home from work at a newsagent, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said. He was caught on several CCTV cameras walking up King William Street where he was confronted by uniformed officers shortly before 7.30pm last Wednesday.

Hypothesis: Ian Tomlinson regularly walks up King William Street.