There's a grammar mistake in this one, which could lead to a different answer going by semantics. The hairdresser would rather cut the HAIR of three Canadians, than cut one New Yorker. It doesn't state anything about cutting the hair of the New Yorker.
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There's a grammar mistake in this one, which could lead to a different answer going by semantics. The hairdresser would rather cut the HAIR of three Canadians, than cut one New Yorker. It doesn't state anything about cutting the hair of the New Yorker.
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