Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to identify lead paint<br>Determine if the paint is from 1970 or earlier. Most homes built before 1970 often have lead-based paint on the walls, doorways, stairwells, and baseboards. If your home is old and you know it was built in the early or mid 1900s, it may have lead-based paint.
If a house was built in the early 1940's, it's unlikely that it never had any lead-based paint in it.
Near antique is 100 old
The house named changed in the 19th Century.
There too much lead in the drinking water.
Old paint needs to be discarded from the can first.
Other people would notice the holes in the wall. 
Soft metal that is dented could indicate hail damage.
It is possible that a building found in the city square in the Kota dates as far back as the 18th century.
Always look for the makers mark on ceramic antiques.
The earliest built historic lava rock structure used by the creamery is over 100 years old.
Lead is another  potential environmental danger.
Only older people were in the building
the paint was not the best quality
The school is old
pembroke has buildings a hundred years old.
The district is a bit old
There may be some scratches on the product.
The regulation deadline for prohibiting the import, sale, manufacture and use of lead sinkers and jigs happened over 30 years ago.
The photo mentioned in the text was taken more than 12 years ago.
The metal damage will be easily visible.
The art was forged some time ago
There is a way to tell if a fluorescent bulb might be nearing the end of its life
All homes built before 1970 have lead-based paint
Lead paint can be detected with the eyes
Lead paint was not used in homes after mid 1900