Two people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony.
Three people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony.
If "Two people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony.", does this mean that "Three people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony."?

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 - yes

 - it is not possible to tell

 - no
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If "Two people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony.", does this mean that "Three people, one wearing a checkered shirt, and one wearing a plain light colored shirt, are running on a balcony."?

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 - yes

 - it is not possible to tell

 - no
user
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