Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: With the exception of a limitation which illustrates the distinction between forever on the one hand and a definite number on the other, is there any limitation in the clause? Does the promotion, does the preambular recitation of promotion as such place a limit on it?
promotion has a r
Speaker concludes their freedom is not limited.
Copyrights only last for a limited time.
Rule 95 may be suspended.
in 2 separate years terms were extended unevenly
The argument implies that not voiding the act has impeded progress. 
The written statement shown is only one sentence.
It's the speaker's duty pursuant to a Standing Order that has a number larger than 12.
Government can refuse things more than once.
promotion those not entirely depend on the evaluation employment policy
Maybe there is an expansion.
an unlimited time would violate the Copyright Clause, adding to the confusion
It might sometimes be unclear.
Copyrights aren't intended to be ceaseless.
A per se rule can apply to grants of Congress
The employer determines promotions based on assessments based on duties
The boss gives promotion for open enrollment students.
Definite numbers are no less than infinite.
restrictions were the only thing looked at
Promotions depend on department assessments 
If Standing Order 38 is invoked, a member cannot take the floor more than once.
Unlimited time could or could not violate the Copyright Clause.
Definite numbers are no less than infinite.
limitation in the clause is known by bill
limitation in the clause is known by amy