Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Romanian workers are being brought in to do seasonal British farm work, despite huge interest in these roles by British people.

Q1: Are romanian workers  being brought in to do seasonal British farm work?
A1: Yes, because In mid-april 2020 it was  confirmed that a number of flights would be privately chartered to bring in experienced farmworkers from Romania.

Q2: Was there huge interest from British people, in these jobs?
A2: job site Totaljobs reported at the start of April that there had been an 83% increase in applications for agricultural roles in the past month

Q3: Was there still a shortage of workers despite this?
A3: The Country Land and Business association estimates that 80,000 agricultural workers will be needed by the industry this season. Others report a shortage closer to 90,000, although it is unclear where this figure comes from.

The Guardian reported in mid-April that 450 Romanian workers were expected to be brought in to help by one charter airline. This would still leave the vast majority of roles needing to be filled. 

The same article quotes Concordia, a Brighton-based charity that recruits volunteers, as saying that despite high interest in paid roles, of the 35,000 applicants, only 5,500 had taken up interview offers.

Q4: Are the Romanian workers filling the roles the British workers were applying for?
A4: No, because So, it seems that while there has been a marked interest from British people in the thousands of farm roles, some organisations involved say there have been some difficulties in matching people to suitable roles and contract lengths. The number of foreign workers flown in is a relatively small proportion of the total roles that need to be filled, and the firms say that these workers’ experience is necessary while less experienced British workers are trained up.

Q5: Why are Romanian workers needed as well as British workers?
A5: Quote from spokesperson from a produce grower who bought the Foreign workers over. 
If everybody was brand new it would be very hard. These workers from Romania know about food safety. They will provide the platform while we train up the Brits.
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justification: QA pairs do state that there was an increase in interest however many did not follow up with interview offers.

It also states Romania workers have the experience required to work the roles while any British counterparts are trained up.

verdict: 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'
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