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Or, if the reporter works for Vanity Fair , of the celebrity's press agent. | A person could be a reporter for Vanity fair or the press agent of a celebrity, but not both. | 1 | 29,400 | neutral |
yeah that is that is pretty risky | It's risk-free. | 2 | 29,401 | contradiction |
They are very crowded, especially on summer weekends. | On summer weekends they are especially crowded. | 0 | 29,402 | entailment |
i'll do it nice talking to you Ray bye-bye | I hope we can talk again some time soon. | 1 | 29,403 | neutral |
Two hundred years ago, after Napoleon sent his army officers to explore the land and bring back the first hand-drawn impressions of half-buried statues and columns, the world couldn't get enough. | Napoleon sent his officers to explore land but they didn't find anything interesting. | 2 | 29,404 | contradiction |
What's ? began Nye. | Nye tried to ask a question before they were hit on the head. | 1 | 29,405 | neutral |
Upon him All ultimatelyrests. | Nothing ultimately rests upon him. | 2 | 29,406 | contradiction |
i don't know but that sounds like my kind my kind of camping it really does yeah okay um well um that that is the best way to do it is to have a a nice vehicle where you can have everything in it plus your tent | A tent can still be useful. | 1 | 29,407 | neutral |
Although the evidence is not conclusive, it confirms the hypothesis. | The evidence affected the hypothesis. | 1 | 29,408 | neutral |
would you like to get started or would you like me to | I do not want anybody to start, let's go home. | 2 | 29,409 | contradiction |
Actually, what Tufte says is, [T]he two rivers meander boustrophedonically around a tight frame. | Tufte says rivers wind around. | 0 | 29,410 | entailment |
right yeah right yeah yeah | No. No way. That's not what she said. | 2 | 29,411 | contradiction |
probably i'd say five or six | i estimate there are five or six | 0 | 29,412 | entailment |
Each of the organizations we studied had adopted this view and, within the last few years, primarily since 1993, had established a central security management group or reoriented an existing central security group to facilitate and oversee the organization's information security activities. | Most of the organizations had decided to disband their central security groups. | 2 | 29,413 | contradiction |
We incorporated comments as appropriate. | We originally accidentally incorporated inappropriate comments. | 1 | 29,414 | neutral |
Slim said, "Wait!" | SLim Said, "Wait!" | 0 | 29,415 | entailment |
yes oh are you | Yes, are you | 0 | 29,416 | entailment |
but that's what's got our system bogged down so bad now they've appealed everything to where if they've got one typographical error where in their in one line instead of spelling they've got one word misspelled i mean it's a very minor clerical error they couldn't tell they they'll appeal the hell out of that and that ... | A minor clerical error can tie up an appeal for two years and it's bogging down the whole system. | 0 | 29,417 | entailment |
where where i where i where i'm at right now is in a dorm and we don't have the uh we don't have cable so i just get regular TV but | I would watch cable, but we don't have it at my dorm. | 1 | 29,418 | neutral |
(My personal guess is that the hidden improvements are less important than they were in the 1950s and 1960 For example, direct-dial long-distance calling and television made more real difference to our lives than the Internet and DVD.) | I think that the hidden improvements are more important than they were in the 1950s and 1960. | 2 | 29,419 | contradiction |
Behind the Burnt Column rises the Baroque exterior of the Nuruosmaniye Camii (built in 1755). | Nuruosmaniye Camii is connected to the Burnt Column by a short walkway. | 1 | 29,420 | neutral |
i you know some of the places now um like IBM don't allow even smoking you know in the in the plant we we have designated smoking areas | Smoking is allowed all over the IBM plant. | 2 | 29,421 | contradiction |
right i hear that's like one of the major uh the major costs to companies to corporations nowadays | Corporations face a lot of extra costs nowadays. | 1 | 29,422 | neutral |
The legislation is restricted at this point to, most likely, pilot programs with the Department of Community Affairs contracting with groups such as the Florida Bar Foundation to distribute the money most effectively. | The legislation is only useful to the DOCA. | 1 | 29,423 | neutral |
Diamonds were polished, necklaces on show. | Jewelry was on display. | 0 | 29,424 | entailment |
He still held a vial of dark orange liquid in his right hand. | The man was holding a container of orange fluid. | 0 | 29,425 | entailment |
It has fireworks, flaming torches, and gaily decorated floats on the central Okawa River. | The floats on the Okawa River are part of a big celebration. | 1 | 29,426 | neutral |
The analysis uses the same health effect and valuation functions employed in the most recent of these analyses, the Heavy-Duty Engine/Diesel Fuel RIA. | The heavy-duty engine/diesel fuel RIA analysis uses the same health effect and valuation functions as previous analyses of earlier models of the engine. | 1 | 29,427 | neutral |
The revival of interest in Wilde--another play about him ( Gross Indecency ) and a new movie ( Wilde )--continues to delight critics. | The critics enjoy watching Wilde's adventures as a young writer. | 1 | 29,428 | neutral |
But there might be a good economic reason why we're stymied. | The current roadblock could have an economic cause. | 0 | 29,429 | entailment |
The lunarscape-like summit currently stands at 3,350 m (10,990 ft) above sea level, but varies according to the eruptions' destruction or lava deposits. | The height of the summit is always changing due to destruction or lava oozing. | 1 | 29,430 | neutral |
On the opposite shore is the smaller and older fortress of Anadolu Hisar??, dating from 1390. | On the opposite shore is the larger and newer fortress of Anadolu Hisar??, dating back to 1980. | 2 | 29,431 | contradiction |
How's that for clever little Tuppence?" | Is that good for Tuppence? | 0 | 29,432 | entailment |
You're with us now, said Jon. | Jon isn't part of them. | 2 | 29,433 | contradiction |
The rampart-like mountains and dense pine forests keep this area remote and, even today, blessedly un?spoiled. | The dense pine forests make it difficult to navigate through this busy area. | 2 | 29,434 | contradiction |
Such hypothesized contamination is a legitimate concern and quite plausibly a sufficient reason to applaud Monsanto's decision. | There is no validity or cause for concern regarding any kind of contamination. | 2 | 29,435 | contradiction |
Not the least in the world. But, pausing a moment, he added: "Still, it does not surprise me. | He had been expecting it for some months, so he wasn't surprised by it. | 1 | 29,436 | neutral |
(Isn't there always?) | Isn't there always water in the pond? | 1 | 29,437 | neutral |
I may 76 need his assistance in that line myself some day. | There will be no reason for me to ask for his assistance one day. | 2 | 29,438 | contradiction |
Artists are also fond of this harbor and its constantly changing light; among 19th-century visitors were C?ezanne, Corot, Monet, Seurat, and Sisley, and painters still flock to Honfleur today. | Cezanne, Corot, and Monet were several of the famous painters who went to Honfleur. | 0 | 29,439 | entailment |
Do begin again, and Prudie predicts 1999 will be your year. | If you start over again, Prudie insists that the year 1999 will be a lucky one for you. | 0 | 29,440 | entailment |
no i haven't either and i just uh it's not that far of a drive and i'm glad they did that um you're not missing anything at the Dallas renovated site it's not at all anything worth talking about | The Dallas renovated site is not very impressive. | 0 | 29,441 | entailment |
And while a few companies--notably IBM--have embraced the technology, others--like Netscape--strongly object to it. | IBM and Netscape have opposing views on the technology. | 0 | 29,442 | entailment |
He did not have it tested, as I did, for a narcotic." | He had it tested for narcotics, but I did not. | 2 | 29,443 | contradiction |
In the Century of the Common Man democracy became the norm and 'elite' became a dirty word. | Due to pressures from the proletariat, elitism fell out of fashion. | 1 | 29,444 | neutral |
Some day he might meet her again. | They would never meet again. | 2 | 29,445 | contradiction |
This Left Bank area is one of the town's most attractive neighborhoods. | The Left Bank is one of the more displeasing neighborhoods. | 2 | 29,446 | contradiction |
how is how is apartment dwelling living in terms of general privacy and noise and things like that | Is there a lot of noise and a lack of privacy in apartment living? | 0 | 29,447 | entailment |
Moreover, understanding the net economic cost of the monopoly allows one to see how much universal service costs postal customers, at least under current institutional arrangements. | Postal consumers do pay a certain price for universal service as a result of the monopoly. | 0 | 29,448 | entailment |
Instead, consider buying everything you want as you go along, using Japan's remarkably efficient and inexpensive takkyubin courier delivery services (available at the ubiquitous convenience stores) to forward your larger purchases to your hotel, where they will be waiting for you on your return to Tokyo or elsewhere. | Japan has a system of management where you must forward larger purchases to your hotel and the service is free of charge. | 2 | 29,449 | contradiction |
Much of the non-gaming business resides in suburban business parks and master-planned communities, part of the city's effort to reinvent the nature of urban and suburban existence by offering multiple industrial and retail centers throughout the valley. | The city's efforts to reinvent the urban areas has been considered highly effective. | 1 | 29,450 | neutral |
The pieces are loaded on a truck and transported to a Postal Service facility. | Nothing is transported to the USPS facility | 2 | 29,451 | contradiction |
the amount each good, x , the household consumes. | The amount of goodsminus amount consumed by household | 2 | 29,452 | contradiction |
The Palais du Prince up on Monaco Rock is a fairy-tale affair, neo-Renaissance and neo-Baroque, with a quaint changing of the guard ' fife, drums, and all ' at 11:55am every day. | There are no guards stationed at Palais du Prince. | 2 | 29,453 | contradiction |
The NYT national edition goes with the maneuvering between Castro and the Catholic Church on the eve of the Pope's visit to Cuba. | The NYT national edition will be published after the pope visits Cuba. | 2 | 29,454 | contradiction |
He elaborated, We want to reach out and grow this party. | We want to work on making this party bigger. | 0 | 29,455 | entailment |
If you are driving from Paris, you'll get the best out of Burgundy by leaving the autoroute at either the Courtenay or the Auxerre exit and going the rest of the way on the perfectly good ' and above all beautiful ' secondary roads. | Burgundy is best experienced by driving there from Paris using the motorways. | 2 | 29,456 | contradiction |
What brighter was that? inquired Tommy. | Tommy asked what brighter it was | 0 | 29,457 | entailment |
Because air space is limited, there's an inclination to believe that airlines are natural monopolies or oligopolies and that flooding the market with competitors will actually make air travel less, not more, efficient. | Some believe increasing the number of competitors might make air travel less efficient. | 0 | 29,458 | entailment |
How come he ever drifted that far north from th' wells round, anyway?" | Why did he drift that far north anyway? | 0 | 29,459 | entailment |
Collecting and processing the crop is still a profitable industry. | Collecting and processing the crop has always been a reliable way to earn money. | 1 | 29,460 | neutral |
The network said the movie would provide instructive lessons about the issues teen-agers face. | The network commented on the value of the movie for the teenage demographic | 0 | 29,461 | entailment |
Also, the cost of the examination process would be reduced due to the elimination of manual reconciliation procedures. | The examination process increased its cost. | 2 | 29,462 | contradiction |
Lincoln smiled. | The man had a smile on his face. | 0 | 29,463 | entailment |
You can get on and off right in the middle of the city, avoiding the hassles of that trip to the airport. | A trip to the airport is not something to do if you do not have to. | 0 | 29,464 | entailment |
One of his eyebrows seems permanently raised. | It seemed like one of his eyebrows was raised permanently. | 0 | 29,465 | entailment |
What wows 'em are Broadway-style showstoppers, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, whose work has become less tuneful and more pretentious since the heady days of Godspell and Pippin . Schwartz's rhymes are all of the moon-June variety, and the big inspirational number, in which hope is conceded sometimes to fly... | Schwartz's lyrics don't contain any rhymes at all. | 2 | 29,466 | contradiction |
Bauerstein might have had an accomplice. | Bauerstein is not the type to work with others. | 2 | 29,467 | contradiction |
You died there. | You died, but we brought you back to life. | 1 | 29,468 | neutral |
Oranda-san ( Dutch people ) eventually became the accepted term for all foreigners in Japan. | Oranda-san describes Jewish people in Japan. | 2 | 29,469 | contradiction |
It's almost possible to ignore the exclusion of male artists and think of Lilith as a savvy packaging of the hottest ... | Lilith is impossible to be ignored and is very prevalent. | 2 | 29,470 | contradiction |
She is frightened to death of her remaining children, whom she suspects of plotting to murder her. | She is not afraid of anything. | 2 | 29,471 | contradiction |
Right now they've a lot to be topped want to gentle 'em some and trade 'em south into Mexico. | They don't want to trade them at all. | 2 | 29,472 | contradiction |
The religion, in which Mahavira is seen as the manifestation of 24 Tirthankaras (teachers), attributes souls to all living creatures, as well as other natural objects. | The religion consists of a huge amount of population. | 1 | 29,473 | neutral |
so that i think he benefited from my experiences | He would be very different had I not been there. | 1 | 29,474 | neutral |
I think I got all my gray hair in the two weeks after that, he said. | He said he lost all his hair in the weeks after that. | 2 | 29,475 | contradiction |
My Jewishness certainly includes support for Israel, although not always support for the policies of the government of Israel, and I have recommended a reduction in U.S. government financial aid for Israel. | My Jewishness includes hatred for Israel and full support of their policies. | 2 | 29,476 | contradiction |
Of them, 19% had positive CAGE scores; of those, only 41% were provided feedback. | Among them, 19 percent had positive CAGE scores. | 0 | 29,477 | entailment |
But you've now elevated it to a point that it will be on the evening news. | The evening news is going to lead with this segment. | 1 | 29,478 | neutral |
Each day, its mini-containers had to be re-filled with substances promoting positive processes in the body leading to the return of good mood. | The containers were large and had to be filled every week. | 2 | 29,479 | contradiction |
One authority notes that publication biases may favor programs that seem to work, which could lead to a misleadingly positive view (Berger, 1983). | Working programs get a bias because non-working programs are annoying to work with. | 1 | 29,480 | neutral |
While service standards differ (many countries offer two mail deliveries each weekday, for example), even at 33 cents, U.S. prices compare favorably with first-class rates overseas--Japan charges 74 cents, Germany 59 cents, France 48 cents, and Great Britain 37 cents. | U.S. prices compare favorably to other rates overseas and draw in many customers. | 1 | 29,481 | neutral |
Prince of Egypt might have been more psychologically compelling if it had set up a rivalry between the good and bad brothers--between Aaron and Ramses--for Moses' soul. | Prince of Egypt might have not been more compelling if it had set up a rivalry between Aaron and Ramses for Mose's soul. | 2 | 29,482 | contradiction |
Thus a male chimp--call him Bill--might be making nice to his liberal internationalist friends one day and signing simian bills sponsored by Jesse Helms the next. | A male chimp is certain to always be loyal to the interests of his liberal internationalist friends. | 2 | 29,483 | contradiction |
The cry formed again and the riders turned and began to thunder away. | The riders turned and then fell off. | 1 | 29,484 | neutral |
Drivers should be wary of the strong cider. | The cider is more potent than most vodkas. | 1 | 29,485 | neutral |
Many of the largest remains date from the Roman, rather than the Classical Greek era, and the site was damaged by the Knights of St. John when they removed marble from it to build their castle in Kos Town. | The majority of the ruins and remains are from Romans, instead of from the Classical Greek era. | 0 | 29,486 | entailment |
The Fat Man could see my blossoming disbelief. | I believed everything. | 2 | 29,487 | contradiction |
A stress much greater than a weak body of a prime programmer (pri-pro in short) could withstand. | The body was weakened by lack of exercise. | 1 | 29,488 | neutral |
Like any tax incentive, matching tax credits would clearly reduce federal revenue and government saving. | Tax incentives increase federal revenue and government saving. | 2 | 29,489 | contradiction |
Improving Human Capital Our work on human capital issues helped focus the attention of the executive and legislative branches on the importance of these issues, | Work on human capital issues helped focus the attention of the executive and legislative branches on the importance of these issues. | 0 | 29,490 | entailment |
i've seen you know like elderly people that really can't get out too much and sometimes like we i have a great aunt that lives in a | I have seen old people who can barely talk. | 0 | 29,491 | entailment |
Yes, board members have a fiduciary responsibility to the shareholders that they represent. | There is a fiduciary responsibility for the board members to the shareholders. | 0 | 29,492 | entailment |
i just had mine done for the first time last week yeah | I am familiar with it as I have done it countless times | 2 | 29,493 | contradiction |
and when they came back they'd have to serve this this this year and it turned out to be kind of a joke the ones i knew you know always chose the Red Cross because they didn't do anything | At this time of year, summer, you shouldn't work for the Red Cross because it's a joke. | 1 | 29,494 | neutral |
Irrational Exuberance | The person was irrationally enthusiastic about the show. | 1 | 29,495 | neutral |
Take the N-332 from Alicante and drive through Campello to the fishing port of Villajoyosa. | You may purchase fresh fish on the pier of Villajoyosa. | 1 | 29,496 | neutral |
Just a few minutes. | Give a little time. | 0 | 29,497 | entailment |
all over that's that's not right | That's not right to treat people that way. | 1 | 29,498 | neutral |
Poblete claims that the reports will be posted as soon as Congress resolves technical hurdles. | Poblete claims that the reports were lost due to technical difficulties and will not be released. | 2 | 29,499 | contradiction |
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