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Statement : "The local council has decided to impose heavy fines for littering in public places." Assumptions :
Statement : "The local council has decided to impose heavy fines for littering in public places." Assumptions :
I. People will stop littering if heavy fines are imposed.
II. Cleanliness in public places is a priority for the council.
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