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A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.
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the woman is a seductress
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seductress
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.,
Sentence2: the woman is a seductress.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.
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a woman sits for lunch
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walking
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sits
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.,
Sentence2: a woman sits for lunch.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.
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the woman is having coffee at the cafe
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banana
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coffee
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.,
Sentence2: the woman is having coffee at the cafe.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.
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The woman is eating a banana.
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woman,eating,a,banana
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.,
Sentence2: The woman is eating a banana..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
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A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.
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the woman is outside
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walking,across,the,street
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outside
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A woman is walking across the street eating a banana, while a man is following with his briefcase.,
Sentence2: the woman is outside.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
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A skier slides along a metal rail.
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A skier is near the rail looking down.
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skier
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier slides along a metal rail.,
Sentence2: A skier is near the rail looking down..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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A skier slides along a metal rail.
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A skier is near the rail.
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slides,along,metal,rail
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near,the,rail
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier slides along a metal rail.,
Sentence2: A skier is near the rail..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
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A skier slides along a metal rail.
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A skier is away from the rail.
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along
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away
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier slides along a metal rail.,
Sentence2: A skier is away from the rail..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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A person on skis on a rail at night.
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The woman eats a car
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person
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woman
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A person on skis on a rail at night.,
Sentence2: The woman eats a car.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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A person on skis on a rail at night.
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The person skiis
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A,person,on,skis
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The,person,skiis
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A person on skis on a rail at night.,
Sentence2: The person skiis.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
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A person on skis on a rail at night.
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They are fantastic skiiers
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fantastic,skiiers
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A person on skis on a rail at night.,
Sentence2: They are fantastic skiiers.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.
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The skier was on the edge of the ramp.
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skier,ramp
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.,
Sentence2: The skier was on the edge of the ramp..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.
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The brightly dressed skier slid down the race course.
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skier,electric,green,ramp
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brightly,dressed,slid,race,course
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.,
Sentence2: The brightly dressed skier slid down the race course..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
|
A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.
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The jogger ran through the streets.
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skier
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jogger
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A skier in electric green on the edge of a ramp made of metal bars.,
Sentence2: The jogger ran through the streets..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
|
A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.
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A snowboarder is riding a ski lift.
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skier,performing,a,trick
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snowboarder,riding
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.,
Sentence2: A snowboarder is riding a ski lift..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.
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A skier is competing in a competition.
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skier
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.,
Sentence2: A skier is competing in a competition..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.
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Somebody is engaging in winter sports.
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skier,performing,a,trick
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engaging,in,winter,sports
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A yellow uniformed skier is performing a trick across a railed object.,
Sentence2: Somebody is engaging in winter sports..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
|
A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.
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The man is drinking water.
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public,fountain
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water
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.,
Sentence2: The man is drinking water..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
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A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.
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The man is very thirsty.
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man
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.,
Sentence2: The man is very thirsty..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.
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The man is drinking coffee.
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public,fountain
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coffee
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A blond man is drinking from a public fountain.,
Sentence2: The man is drinking coffee..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
|
Wet brown dog swims towards camera.
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The dog is sleeping in his bed.
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swims
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sleeping
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Wet brown dog swims towards camera.,
Sentence2: The dog is sleeping in his bed..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
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Wet brown dog swims towards camera.
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A dog is playing fetch in a pond.
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dog
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Wet brown dog swims towards camera.,
Sentence2: A dog is playing fetch in a pond..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
Wet brown dog swims towards camera.
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A dog is in the water.
|
swims
|
water
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Wet brown dog swims towards camera.,
Sentence2: A dog is in the water..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
|
Closeup image of a dog swimming.
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A cat reluctantly takes a bath.
|
dog,swimming
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cat,takes,a,bath
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Closeup image of a dog swimming.,
Sentence2: A cat reluctantly takes a bath..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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contradiction
|
Closeup image of a dog swimming.
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An underwater camera takes a photo of a puppy.
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camera,puppy
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Closeup image of a dog swimming.,
Sentence2: An underwater camera takes a photo of a puppy..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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Closeup image of a dog swimming.
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A dog swims in a body of water.
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swimming
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swims
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Closeup image of a dog swimming.,
Sentence2: A dog swims in a body of water..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
|
The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.
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A dog is chasing a fish.
| null |
dog,fish
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.,
Sentence2: A dog is chasing a fish..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
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The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.
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A dog is swimming.
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swimming,in,the,ocean
|
swimming
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.,
Sentence2: A dog is swimming..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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entailment
|
The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.
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A dog is running around the yard.
|
swimming
|
running
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: The furry brown dog is swimming in the ocean.,
Sentence2: A dog is running around the yard..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A big brown dog swims towards the camera.
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A dog is chasing a stick.
|
swims
|
chasing
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A big brown dog swims towards the camera.,
Sentence2: A dog is chasing a stick..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A big brown dog swims towards the camera.
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A photographer is taking pictures of a dog.
| null |
photographer,dog
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A big brown dog swims towards the camera.,
Sentence2: A photographer is taking pictures of a dog..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A big brown dog swims towards the camera.
|
A dog swims towards the camera.
|
big,brown,dog
|
A,dog
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A big brown dog swims towards the camera.,
Sentence2: A dog swims towards the camera..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.
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The farmer wearing a gray hat is driving a horse-drawn cart.
| null |
farmer
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.,
Sentence2: The farmer wearing a gray hat is driving a horse-drawn cart..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.
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The man with the gray hat and pitchfork is directing the cart.
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wearing,a,gray,hat,holding,pitchfork,directs,horse-drawn,cart
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with,the,gray,hat,pitchfork,directing,the,cart
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Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.,
Sentence2: The man with the gray hat and pitchfork is directing the cart..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.
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The woman in a blue dress is hitching a horse to a cart.
|
man,directs,horse-drawn,cart
|
woman,hitching,horse,to,a,cart
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man wearing black with a gray hat, holding a pitchfork, directs a horse-drawn cart.,
Sentence2: The woman in a blue dress is hitching a horse to a cart..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.
|
A man is walking with his horse up a country road.
|
Clydesdale,hay,road,within,a,Old,Country
|
horse,country,road
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.,
Sentence2: A man is walking with his horse up a country road..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.
|
A woman in a gray business suit is drinking tea.
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man,leading,a,Clydesdale
|
woman,drinking,tea
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.,
Sentence2: A woman in a gray business suit is drinking tea..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.
|
A man in a straw hat and overalls is walking with his horse up a country road.
| null |
country,road
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man is leading a Clydesdale up a hay road, within a Old Country.,
Sentence2: A man in a straw hat and overalls is walking with his horse up a country road..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.
|
The man is fertilizering his garden.
|
farmer
|
man
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.,
Sentence2: The man is fertilizering his garden..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.
|
The man is on the city street with his horse and wagon.
|
garden
|
city,street
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.,
Sentence2: The man is on the city street with his horse and wagon..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.
|
The man is in an open field with a horse and wagon.
| null |
open,field
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A farmer fertilizing his garden with manure with a horse and wagon.,
Sentence2: The man is in an open field with a horse and wagon..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.
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A horse is hauling goods.
| null |
goods
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.,
Sentence2: A horse is hauling goods..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
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neutral
|
A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.
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An animal is walking outside.
|
horse,pulling
|
animal,walking
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.,
Sentence2: An animal is walking outside..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.
|
A man is watching a horse race.
|
horse,pulling
|
horse,race
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A white horse is pulling a cart while a man stands and watches.,
Sentence2: A man is watching a horse race..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A small group of church-goers watch a choir practice.
|
A group watches a practice.
|
church-goers
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A small group of church-goers watch a choir practice.,
Sentence2: A group watches a practice..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A small group of church-goers watch a choir practice.
|
The pastor and elders watch the choir to make sure they are good.
| null |
make
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A small group of church-goers watch a choir practice.,
Sentence2: The pastor and elders watch the choir to make sure they are good..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
A dog drops a red disc on a beach.
|
a dog catch the ball on a beach
|
drops,disc
|
catch,ball
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A dog drops a red disc on a beach.,
Sentence2: a dog catch the ball on a beach.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A dog drops a red disc on a beach.
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a dog drops a disc with a boy
| null |
boy
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A dog drops a red disc on a beach.,
Sentence2: a dog drops a disc with a boy.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
A dog drops a red disc on a beach.
|
a dog drops a red disc
|
on,a,beach
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A dog drops a red disc on a beach.,
Sentence2: a dog drops a red disc.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.
|
A married couple walks atop a hill.
| null |
married,couple
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.,
Sentence2: A married couple walks atop a hill..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.
|
A man and woman walk on a street.
|
at,the,top,of,a,hill
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.,
Sentence2: A man and woman walk on a street..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.
|
Two men play catch on a hill.
|
A,man,and,a,woman,walking
|
Two,men,play,catch
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A man and a woman are walking on a street at the top of a hill.,
Sentence2: Two men play catch on a hill..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.
|
An elderly man is drinking apple juice at a bar.
|
orange,juice,at,cafe
|
apple,juice,at,bar
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.,
Sentence2: An elderly man is drinking apple juice at a bar..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.
|
An older gentleman is enjoying his orange juice at a new cafe.
| null |
orange,juice
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.,
Sentence2: An older gentleman is enjoying his orange juice at a new cafe..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.
|
An old man is enjoying a beverage at a cafe.
|
elderly,orange,juice
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: An elderly man is drinking orange juice at a cafe.,
Sentence2: An old man is enjoying a beverage at a cafe..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A couple holding hands walks down a street.
|
Two men hold hands while walking down the street.
| null |
walking
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple holding hands walks down a street.,
Sentence2: Two men hold hands while walking down the street..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
A couple holding hands walks down a street.
|
There are people sitting on the side of the road.
|
walks,down,street
|
sitting,on,side,of,road
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple holding hands walks down a street.,
Sentence2: There are people sitting on the side of the road..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A couple holding hands walks down a street.
|
People are holding hands and walking.
|
couple
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple holding hands walks down a street.,
Sentence2: People are holding hands and walking..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A couple walk through a white brick town.
|
People are walking outdoors.
|
white,brick,town
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple walk through a white brick town.,
Sentence2: People are walking outdoors..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
A couple walk through a white brick town.
|
A man and woman walk in a brown brick city.
|
walk,through,white,brick,town
|
walk,in,brown,brick,city
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple walk through a white brick town.,
Sentence2: A man and woman walk in a brown brick city..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
A couple walk through a white brick town.
|
A man and woman walk through a big city.
| null |
a,big,city
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: A couple walk through a white brick town.,
Sentence2: A man and woman walk through a big city..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Children going home from school.
|
The children are at the library.
|
going,home
|
library
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Children going home from school.,
Sentence2: The children are at the library..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Children going home from school.
|
The school children head home.
|
home
|
home
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Children going home from school.,
Sentence2: The school children head home..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Children going home from school.
|
The children are walking in the afternooon.
| null |
walking,afternooon
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Children going home from school.,
Sentence2: The children are walking in the afternooon..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.
|
People are listening to a metal band.
|
listening,to,choir
|
listening,to,metal,band
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.,
Sentence2: People are listening to a metal band..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.
|
Choir singing in mass.
|
People,listening,Catholic,church
|
singing,mass
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.,
Sentence2: Choir singing in mass..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.
|
People are in mass for a first communion
| null |
a,first,communion
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People listening to a choir in a Catholic church.,
Sentence2: People are in mass for a first communion.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
A bicyclist is sitting down having lunch at the mall.
|
waiting
|
sitting
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: A bicyclist is sitting down having lunch at the mall..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists are outside.
|
intersection
|
outside
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists are outside..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
Bicyclists waiting for a car to pass.
| null |
car
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: Bicyclists waiting for a car to pass..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
A person on a bike is waiting while the light is green.
| null |
bike
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: A person on a bike is waiting while the light is green..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicycles are on a road.
|
intersection
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicycles are on a road..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
A person on a bike is near a street.
|
intersection
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: A person on a bike is near a street..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
Bikers stop and wait for traffic at the intersection.
|
waiting
| null |
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: Bikers stop and wait for traffic at the intersection..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists ride through the mall on their bikes.
|
waiting,at,intersection
|
ride,through,mall
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists ride through the mall on their bikes..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
Bicyclists waiting their turn to cross.
|
intersection
|
cross
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: Bicyclists waiting their turn to cross..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
Bicyclists riding along a freeway.
|
waiting,at,intersection
|
riding,along,freeway
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: Bicyclists riding along a freeway..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists are dead.
|
Bicyclists,waiting
|
bicyclists,are,dead
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists are dead..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists are riding to the book store.
| null |
book,store
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists are riding to the book store..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists are in a race.
| null |
race
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists are in a race..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
The bicyclists are at home.
|
waiting,at,intersection
|
are,at,home
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The bicyclists are at home..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.
|
A group of bicyclists remain on the sidewalk at the intersection.
| null |
sidewalk
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: Bicyclists waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: A group of bicyclists remain on the sidewalk at the intersection..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
A bunch of friends are on a boat
|
waiting,at,light
|
on,boat
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: A bunch of friends are on a boat.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
People with bikes.
|
on,bikes
|
with,bikes
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: People with bikes..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
There are people on bikes at a light
| null |
light
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: There are people on bikes at a light.
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
The people are inside waiting.
|
bikes
|
people
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: The people are inside waiting..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
There are some people outside.
|
light
|
outside
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: There are some people outside..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
People are on their bikes.
|
on,bikes
|
on,their,bikes
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: People are on their bikes..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
The people are riding their bikes to the gym.
| null |
gym
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: The people are riding their bikes to the gym..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
People biking through the city.
| null |
city
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: People biking through the city..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
The people are on bikes.
|
on,bikes
|
are,on,bikes
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: The people are on bikes..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
There is traffic next to the bikes.
| null |
traffic
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: There is traffic next to the bikes..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
The people are running a red light.
|
waiting
|
running
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: The people are running a red light..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
People in a car race.
|
bikes
|
car,race
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: People in a car race..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
Men and women outside on a street corner.
|
People
|
Men,women
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: Men and women outside on a street corner..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
A ladybug has landed on a beautiful pink rose.
|
bikes
|
ladybug
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: A ladybug has landed on a beautiful pink rose..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People waiting at a light on bikes.
|
Men and women on their motorcycles, wearing helmets and protective jackets.
| null |
motorcycles,wearing,helmets,protective,jackets
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People waiting at a light on bikes.,
Sentence2: Men and women on their motorcycles, wearing helmets and protective jackets..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.
|
The people are on skateboards.
|
bicycles
|
skateboards
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: The people are on skateboards..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
contradiction
|
People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.
|
People are riding their bicycles.
|
bicycles,waiting,at,an,intersection
|
riding,their,bicycles
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: People are riding their bicycles..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
entailment
|
People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.
|
There is a bike race happening right now.
| null |
race
|
Given two sentences, decide their relation: entailment if the second follows from the first; contradiction if they cannot both be true; neutral otherwise.
Sentence1: People on bicycles waiting at an intersection.,
Sentence2: There is a bike race happening right now..
Give first your final correct answer, and then output the reasoning.
Your answer:
|
neutral
|
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