Sentence 1: The Barons de Longueuil haven't lived in Canada for several generations, having lived in Scotland and France and, in the 1970s, in Luzon, Philippines. <unk> Sentence 1: The Barons de Longueuil have not lived in Canada for several generations, having lived in Scotland and France and, in the 1970s, in Luzon, Philippines. Sentence 2: The Barons de Longueuil have lived not in Canada for several generations, but lived in Scotland and France and in the 1970s in Luzon, Philippines. <unk> Sentence 2: The Barons de Longueuil have lived not in Canada for several generations, but lived in Scotland and France and in the 1970s in Luzon, Philippines. Question: Do sentence 1 and sentence 2 express the same meaning? - Yes or No? - Yes or No?
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