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The stimulus can be diagrammed as follow:

Samantha’s friends can either like green tea, like oolong tea, or like neither.

This could be true. We don’t know Samantha’s opinion on black tea.

This could be true. Oolong and green tea have a “not both” relationship, meaning that Samantha’s friends can like oolong tea, green tea, or neither.

This could be true. It could be the case that all of Samantha’s friends like green tea and black tea, for example.

This could be true. Oolong and green tea have a “not both” relationship, meaning that Samantha’s friends can like oolong tea, green tea, or neither.

This must be false. As shown below, we know that Samantha’s friends can’t like both oolong and green tea, and Samantha likes both of these kinds of tea.

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