(a) If Meta's earnings report shows a profit and the stock market is bullish, then I will buy more shares of Meta, but if the earnings report shows a loss or the stock market is bearish, then I will sell my Meta shares. (b) If Argentina wins the World Cup Final, and the score is at least 3 goals and Messi scores at least 2 goals, then I will go out and celebrate with my friends, but if Argentina loses or the score is less than 3 goals or Messi scores less than 2 goals, then I will stay home and watch something else on TV.

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