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∃ an item I such that ∀ student S, S did not choose I.
True. Every student chose every available item on the menu.
True. Although some students didn't choose a certain items from the menu, there existed an option for them to choose from.
False. Uta did not have a beverage.
False. Tim only had one dessert.
False. Every item was chosen by at least one student.
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∃ a station Z such that ∀ S, ∃ an item I such that S chose I from Z.
True. Every student chose a main course, every student chose a dessert, and every student chose a beverage.
True. Although some students didn't choose a food from some all of the stations, there existed an option for them to choose from.
False. Uta did not have a beverage.
False. Tim only had one dessert.
False. None of the items were chosen from any station by any of the students.
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