Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: These two newspapers respectively go to approximately 89 municipal meetings in terms of different municipalities and school districts. And ironically -- in a sense, I have to commend both Mr. Maldonado and Ms. Bernard-Bubb because, again, they're paid per story. They get anywhere between $40 and $50 a story. They might make $300, $400 a week if they write X number of stories, and that's it. And the stories that they write predominantly are municipal stories.
The newspaper goes to under a 100 municipalities
The speaker works at a newspaper.
Two newspaper rivals are mentioned in this sentence.
The press love going to frequent meetings
The municipals are known to be quite dangerous 
The two newspapers have the word "Daily" in common.
The district is organized similar to others in MD.
The story the author is writing is about reporters.
The Blackpool Gazette has a large readership.
More than one news agency covered the story.
The speaker has worked for a newspaper in the past which covers federal cases.
People with special interests spend thousands of dollars every month trying to get their issues to the forefront.
Hundreds of money can be made from writing stories
The newspaper for that day had the accurate information.
The two reporters won awards.
Medda was published weekly 
The press loves going to meetings
El Mañana was a popular newspaper in Nuevo Laredo. 
The Belleville News-Democrat covers news pertaining to the metro-east.
The Belleville News-Democrat publishes content about restaurants.
The letter to the editor by the school board member reveals important secrets.
They can get the newspaper articles into evidence.
Mr. Maldonado and Ms. Bernard-Bubb go to the same municipal meetings.
There are less than two newspapers
Mr. Maldonado and Ms. Bernard-Bubb work for rival newspapers.