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: Germany owes £3.7 trillion of WWII debt.

Q1: What was the total cost of damage caused to Britain by Germany in World War 2?
A1: The Commission estimated damage to all properties at
£860 million at 1938 replacement cost or £1,450 million (£1.45 Billion) at 1947
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Q2: What is £1.45 Billion from 1947 worth in modern day money?
A2: Factoring inflation alone at a rate of 4.7% as set by bank of england over this period the total amount would be £38,287,801,729.78

Q3: Does Germany have an outstanding debt to the UK from damages that occurred during World War 2 ?
A3: No the debts were written off in 1990: In 1990, the treaty on the final settlement with respect to Germany was signed by West Germany, East Germany, the US, the UK, the Soviet Union and France. It allowed the recently reunited Germany to have full sovereignty over its internal and external affairs. The Government considers that that treaty definitively settled between the parties matters arising out of the second world war. The treaty was laid before the House for clearance under the Ponsonby rule. The Government have no plans to reopen any claim for reparations from Germany in respect of losses sustained during world war two, including for damage caused to UK cities.
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justification: The debts referred to in the claim as still being owed in 2019, were written off in 1990 as stated in the Q&A pairs.

verdict: 'Refuted'
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