Two men, one wearing a blue shirt and the other wearing a red and blue striped shirt, are flattening out pita bread and laying it in the sun to bake.
Two men are laying out the pizza dough to bake.
If "Two men, one wearing a blue shirt and the other wearing a red and blue striped shirt, are flattening out pita bread and laying it in the sun to bake.", does this mean that "Two men are laying out the pizza dough to bake."?

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 - yes

 - it is not possible to tell

 - no
no
If "Two men, one wearing a blue shirt and the other wearing a red and blue striped shirt, are flattening out pita bread and laying it in the sun to bake.", does this mean that "Two men are laying out the pizza dough to bake."?

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 - yes

 - it is not possible to tell

 - no
user
no
assistant