Consider the following premises. If Robert climbs a mountain, then Thomas is a politician. If it is windy, then Jessica is running. If John were a soldier, then Jessica is an artist. If Thomas were a politician, then John is a soldier. If Jessica were an artist, then it is windy. Can we infer the following from them? The fact that Robert climbs a mountain does not imply that Jessica is running.
 From the fact that if Thomas were a politician, then John is a soldier, and that if John were a soldier, then Jessica is an artist we can infer that if Thomas were a politician, then Jessica is an artist. From the fact that if Jessica were an artist, then it is windy, and that if it is windy, then Jessica is running we can infer that if Jessica were an artist, then Jessica is running. From the fact that if Thomas were a politician, then Jessica is an artist, and that if Jessica were an artist, then Jessica is running we can infer that if Thomas were a politician, then Jessica is running. Finally, from the fact that if Robert climbs a mountain, then Thomas is a politician, and that if Thomas were a politician, then Jessica is running we can infer that if Robert climbs a mountain, then Jessica is running, which contradicts that The fact that Robert climbs a mountain does not imply that Jessica is running. Therefore, the answer is no.