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: The U.S has record bankruptcies in farming country.

Q1: What is US farming country?
A1: The Midwest is the country’s farming powerhouse. In the small farming communities of the Midwest, farmers often account for one-third of the population, especially in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Kansas. On the coasts, just one or two out of every 100 people work as farmers, even in rural areas. The county with the greatest percentage of farmers is McMullen, Texas. The town’s population is 707, with 374 farmers—that’s more than half of its entire population. If you exclude children and the elderly, the proportion of farmers is even greater. No matter how urban your landscape, though, there’s probably a farmer in the range of a short drive. San Francisco, which has the fewest farmers of all, still boa

Q2: What is classified as bankruptcy in the US?
A2: • Chapter 7 - This is the basic theory of bankruptcy under which a debtor gathers their assets, liquidates them, pays as many bills as possible, and then the unpaid bills go unpaid. "In this case, the debtor is hoping to hold onto a few dollars so that (he) can keep on going with (his) own life and re-establish some economic foundation for (himself)," Saxowsky says.

Individual debtors discharge as much debt as possible, but keep as much exempt property as possible for a "fresh start." A corporation has no exemptions.

• Chapter 11 - The debtor wants to reorganize and hold onto their business. This is typically used for corporations and individuals whose debt limits are too high to qualify for Chapter 13, a class for wage-earners, Minch says. There are no debt limits in Chapter 11.

Saxowsky says the debtor may have to repay debts over a longer period of time than in the original loan agreement. Debtors continue to run the business as a debtor-in-possession, unless the court finds that assets are improperly managed or that the debtor in possession is violating court orders. Then a trustee is appointed.

• Chapter 12 - This is a special chapter created by Congress in 1985, during the last farm credit crisis. It is especially for smaller "family farms" and "family fisherman" to avoid liquidation and foreclosure. It was created as a temporary measure and made permanent in 2005.

Roger Minch, a Fargo lawyer who works in business law, says a Chapter 12 is the way to go for farmers in need of debt reorganization, but it's only possible if the farm is within limits.

Q3: Were there record farming bankruptcies in the US in 2019?
A3: 6th Feb 2019
A wave of bankruptcies is sweeping the U.S. Farm Belt as trade disputes add pain to the low commodity prices that have been grinding down American farmers for years.

Throughout much of the Midwest, U.S. farmers are filing for chapter 12 bankruptcy protection at levels not seen for at least a decade, a Wall Street Journal review of federal data shows.

Q4: What is the definition of farming country in the USA?
A4: No answer could be found.
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justification: Q&A 1 shows that the farming country the claim refers to is Midwest America, Q&A 3 shows that the Midwest is seeing record bankruptcies as compared as far back as 2014 but that they are not unprecidented as the claim makes out by saying 'record bankruptcies' so there is some cherry-picking of data  up to 2014 at least. as it shows 2010 was worse

verdict: 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'
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