Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Based upon this possibility and given that the government has wasted almost $1 billion on cancellation fees and will spend much more on lawsuits, will the government attempt to save the Canadian taxpayer a large sum of money by purchasing the same helicopter for both search and rescue and maritime operations - in other words, return to commonality?
$1 billion was wasted.
Petitioners believe that a gun registration system is a good use of funds.
The government has wasted more than $1.5 billion on cancellation fees.
The government has wasted more than $1.1 billion on cancellation fees.
Taxpayers money was wasted.
The canadian war museum has requested a budget increase
Legalization could save taxpayers money.
Air Canada and Canadian Airlines have 900 passengers who they owe a refund to save the Ministers job
 Air Canada and Canadian Airlines were considered for acquisition.
If seal hunting was made illegal, the Canadian economy would be heavily impacted.
The plane was rebuilt.
the owners decided it would be worth getting clean up equipment  costing more then a million
The city has enough historical data and internal management resources available to realize the first of two pickups is a complete waste of taxpayer money and staff time.
The helicopters are very old
The same thing will happen again.
Preserving social and economic resources will help Canada's economy. 
Industrial emissions could be reduced by the Canadian government.
A bargain may have existed between one party and the government.
Canadian water will make the country a lot of money
The helicopter unit is associated with naval missions.
The agent wants to do what is best for the Canadian people.
$1 billion was wasted on cancellation fees. 
The government members are all over age 65.
The government has wasted more than $1.1 billion on cancellation fees.
The government has wasted more than $1.5 billion on cancellation fees.