Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Your Honor, just one other clarification question. With regard to asking what they saw and heard with regard to all of the statements and the articles, I would assume that's statements made after the gavel banged and the meeting was over. Some of those quotes are afterwards.
the meeting was over before the statements were made
They wrote the story immediately after the meeting.
They took notes at the time of the meeting.
The witnesses know what happened
Something could occur during a deposition.
This statement was made in a courtroom.
the statements are not clear so need to be asked what they saw and heard
We're supposing the statement was given on the back of the reporter posing a question.
According to witnesses, a woman was shot after words were spoken.
The speaker refers to reporters being called upon to give testimony in some type of court proceeding. 
They were not aware the statement had ever been modified in the past.
Witnesses should never answer when the Court should rule on it.
Many people in the meeting said words
The narrator has time to preside over a deposition
I understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I will rule on those as I can if I'm not instantly available
I understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I am not instantly available
Some things could come up during the deposition.
The other side objected on hearsay. 
The reporters used a tape recorder to get the statementrs.
The reporters are good at taking notes during the statement.
I understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I'm not synonym for "instantly" available
If the reporters do something that is unspoken i this text, that means they are speaking about the contents of the affidavit.
The quotes are terrible.
the judge didn't like the questions afterwords
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