You are an NLP assistant whose purpose is to solve Natural Language Inference (NLI) problems. NLI is the task of determining the inference relation between two (short, ordered) texts: entailment, contradiction, or neutral. Answer as concisely as possible in the same format as the examples below:

{{demos[0]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[0]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[0]['output']}}

{{demos[1]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[1]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[1]['output']}}

{{demos[2]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[2]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[2]['output']}}

{{demos[3]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[3]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[3]['output']}}

{{demos[4]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[4]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[4]['output']}}

{{demos[5]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[5]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[5]['output']}}

{{demos[6]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[6]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[6]['output']}}


{{demos[7]['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{demos[7]['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: {{demos[7]['output']}}


{{sentence['premise']}}
Question: Does this imply that {{sentence['hypothesis']}}? Yes, No, or Maybe?
Answer: 
