premises stringlengths 19 369 | hypotheses stringlengths 25 395 | labels class label 2
classes |
|---|---|---|
A big peak was out of the question; it was a little too late, a little too wet and miserable. | A big peak was not remotely possible; it was a little too late, a little too wet and miserable. | 0ent |
Francis Bacon, well known for his capacity to drink nearly everyone under the table, left his friend John Edward, a son of a publican, £ 10 million in his will, which was published last month. | Francis Bacon, well known for his capacity to drink nearly everyone below the water table, left his friend John Edward, a son of a publican, £ 10 million in his will, which was published last month. | 1nent |
Nor could you just shut your eyes and throw them down the hatch; because the whole pleasure of a chicken's foot would come from sucking and nibbling it slowly, seeking out the tasty skin and the fragments of flesh like the last moments of a particularly luscious spare rib. | Nor could you just shut your eyes and throw them You can't change things that happened; because the whole pleasure of a chicken's foot would come from sucking and nibbling it slowly, seeking out the tasty skin and the fragments of flesh like the last moments of a particularly luscious spare rib. | 1nent |
Robert Goddard Hand in Glove (Corgi). | Robert Goddard in very close cooperation (Corgi). | 0ent |
Sonny went staggering back, arms flailing, spitting blood and fragments of teeth. | Sonny went staggering back, arms flailing, being extremely angry and fragments of teeth. | 1nent |
BELT: Well, being that you'd probably go over my head anyway, please, be my guest. | BELT: Well, being that you'd probably go over my head anyway, please, go for it. | 0ent |
The matron since 1925 was Miss Ethel Smith Shand, but she went south to become superior of the Order of the Divine Compassion. | The matron since 1925 was Miss Ethel Smith Shand, but she became worse to become superior of the Order of the Divine Compassion. | 1nent |
As a behind the scenes view of an artist's life it makes an interesting comparison with other recent artists' lives — Rodin, John, Modigliani and Picasso — all of whom he knew. | As a secretly view of an artist's life it makes an interesting comparison with other recent artists' lives — Rodin, John, Modigliani and Picasso — all of whom he knew. | 0ent |
Even those who seek to be integrated into the new culture (or go native’ as it used to be called) will remain strangers in the new culture. | Even those who seek to be integrated into the new culture (or adopt the lifestyle of local inhabitants as it used to be called) will remain strangers in the new culture. | 0ent |
This may sound like pie in the sky, but we have already tasted it in Africa, where Sierra ~ Leone ’s Agenda for Prosperity 2013 2017 and the Liberia Vision 2030 exemplify the potential of such programs. | This may sound like unrealistic or ludicrous concept, but we have already tasted it in Africa, where Sierra ~ Leone ’s Agenda for Prosperity 2013 2017 and the Liberia Vision 2030 exemplify the potential of such programs. | 0ent |
Area is not one of those things that you either have or you don't. | Area is not an unfortunate but unavoidable event that you either have or you don't. | 1nent |
The government consults (broadcasting companies, Parliament, and — after 1982 — advisory or regulatory bodies) but, in the final analysis, it makes the rules.’. | The government consults (broadcasting companies, Parliament, and — after 1982 — advisory or regulatory bodies) but, in the last page of the report, it makes the rules.’. | 1nent |
With the score 16 3 at half time the French looked set to run riot in the second half. | With the score 16 3 at half time the French looked set to act in a violent way in the second half. | 0ent |
However, the San Franciscan police usually look the other way when drug workers swap needles, sometimes by putting clean syringes in a pram and inviting junkies to step up and feed the baby’. | However, the San Franciscan police usually become shy when drug workers swap needles, sometimes by putting clean syringes in a pram and inviting junkies to step up and feed the baby’. | 1nent |
And yet on the face of it, the inner route seemed to offer a better way of meeting the need than performing the functions that you seek for the relief road to perform in that part of Harrogate Knaresborough. | And yet at first glance, the inner route seemed to offer a better way of meeting the need than performing the functions that you seek for the relief road to perform in that part of Harrogate Knaresborough. | 0ent |
And er, so they sa put an announcement in the paper to say don't keep sending these nails to us cos they go straight in the bin, we've got no use for them! | And er, so they sa put an announcement in the paper to say don't keep sending these nails to us cos they become a law abiding person in the bin, we've got no use for them! | 1nent |
But whether she had been right or wrong, Hugo had been allowed off the hook. | But whether she had been right or wrong, Hugo had been allowed off the coathook. | 1nent |
And I know colleague directors in the country who are green with envy at some of the things that we've been able to do even in these difficult times. | And I know colleague directors in the country who are envious to the point where it is noticeable to others at some of the things that we've been able to do even in these difficult times. | 0ent |
That would look bad and even Plod would put two and two together and make five. | That would look bad and even Plod would group like things together and make five. | 1nent |
The matter came to a head at a meeting at the bank's premises between the husband and Bunn on Friday, 23 July 1982. | The matter reached a turning point at a meeting at the bank's premises between the husband and Bunn on Friday, 23 July 1982. | 0ent |
And inside, the rat finds things out — though Christ knows how, no one in their right mind would pass the time of day with him — and reports back to The Man.’. | And inside, the rat finds things out — though Christ knows how, no one in their right mind would tell the time with him — and reports back to The Man.’. | 1nent |
WITH a meaningless tournament offering a first prize of $2 million, tennis finally made the grade as a cuckoo's nest this week. | WITH a meaningless tournament offering a first prize of $2 million, tennis finally succeeded as a cuckoo's nest this week. | 0ent |
Depression of the plunger delivers two units of insulin obviating the need for drawing up and simplifying the procedure for when patients are out and about. | Depression of the plunger delivers two units of insulin obviating the need for drawing up and simplifying the procedure for when patients are traveling around. | 0ent |
They fought tooth and nail through an initial series of leagues and finished in seven knockout matches. | They fighted fiercely through an initial series of leagues and finished in seven knockout matches. | 0ent |
In no man's land?’. | In a land that no one want to buy ’. | 1nent |
It concluded: " The Labour and Socialist International has always been ready to negotiate with the Communist International with a view to common action as soon as this body is also ready.". | It concluded: " The Labour and Socialist International has always been ready to negotiate with the Communist International with the intention to common action as soon as this body is also ready.". | 0ent |
That is to say, heroin use does not come out of the blue’; people are initiated into it via social mechanisms that include ideologies as to what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. | That is to say, heroin use does not come unexpectedly; people are initiated into it via social mechanisms that include ideologies as to what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. | 0ent |
We agree with the FSA's synopsis of the ways in which CWI can be identified and do consider that firms and trades can be more pro active given that they usually act as the first port of call. | We agree with the FSA's synopsis of the ways in which CWI can be identified and do consider that firms and trades can be more pro active given that they usually act as the first source of help. | 0ent |
A job centre is praying for help from a higher power … after being asked to find work for a man of the cloth! | A job centre is praying for help from a higher power … after being asked to find work for a tailor! | 1nent |
While on the face of it seems a very simple matter to decide on, I am reminded of the complexities not so very long ago surrounding the understanding of so called brain death’. | While Encountering seems a very simple matter to decide on, I am reminded of the complexities not so very long ago surrounding the understanding of so called brain death’. | 1nent |
The place was deserted, there was no sign of the family, smashed furniture and household goods were strewn all over the place. | The place was deserted, there was no sign of the family, smashed furniture and household goods were strewn not well organized. | 0ent |
Expanding its lending in this way is, on the face of it, clearly in the bank's interest. | Expanding its lending in this way is, Encountering, clearly in the bank's interest. | 1nent |
In the home of Hildebrand, gathering dust, lay a long, padded box containing a golden rod entwined with roses. | In the home of Hildebrand, sweeping up dust, lay a long, padded box containing a golden rod entwined with roses. | 1nent |
The conflict with the US may well come to a head during Congressional hearings on the renminbi to be held in September, where many voices will urge the Obama administration to threaten punitive measures if China does not act. | The conflict with the US may well pop up during Congressional hearings on the renminbi to be held in September, where many voices will urge the Obama administration to threaten punitive measures if China does not act. | 1nent |
Stephen Pyper pressured him all the way, while Alister McKerr the championship leader fought tooth and nail to take third having started in midfield after problems in practice. | Stephen Pyper pressured him all the way, while Alister McKerr the championship leader fighted fiercely to take third having started in midfield after problems in practice. | 0ent |
Recruiting a specialist practitioner is often a less time consuming and more successful exercise than starting from scratch with your existing staff. | Recruiting a specialist practitioner is often a less time consuming and more successful exercise than starting from the beginning with your existing staff. | 0ent |
In my second year matters came to a head. | In my second year matters popped up. | 1nent |
Now it all fell into place, the child Anthony Craven and his physio that Jack had done so competently, the way he had reacted …. | Now it all sat down, the child Anthony Craven and his physio that Jack had done so competently, the way he had reacted …. | 1nent |
Once cool stand the pan in hot water to keep the caramel liquid. | Once cool stand the pan in a difficult situation to keep the caramel liquid. | 1nent |
Chiropodist Bruce massaged her heart while a nurse gave the kiss of life. | Chiropodist Bruce massaged her heart while a nurse gave the life changing kiss. | 1nent |
The Symphony may reveal an individual approach to instrumentation, but the melodic writing remains four square, and some of the movements seem to run out of steam before the material has been fully explored. | The Symphony may reveal an individual approach to instrumentation, but the melodic writing remains four square, and some of the movements seem to run out of energy before the material has been fully explored. | 0ent |
ALL THE opinion polls were seriously wide of the mark, Gallup for The Daily Telegraph fractionally less so than the others. | ALL THE opinion polls were seriously inaccurate, Gallup for The Daily Telegraph fractionally less so than the others. | 0ent |
These issues came to a head with the Crichel Down affair in the 1950s, which led to a general moral panic’ about administrative power. | These issues popped up with the Crichel Down affair in the 1950s, which led to a general moral panic’ about administrative power. | 1nent |
In the debate itself, some of the behind the scenes tensions were reflected by party spokesmen attempting to discredit Mr Benn's contribution, pointing out that he had served in Labour governments which maintained nuclear weapons. | In the debate itself, some of the behind the scenery and stage area tensions were reflected by party spokesmen attempting to discredit Mr Benn's contribution, pointing out that he had served in Labour governments which maintained nuclear weapons. | 0ent |
Explaining the new arrangement a spokesman said: It's the council's experience that economic development and planning go hand in hand. | Explaining the new arrangement a spokesman said: It's the council's experience that economic development and planning hold hands. | 1nent |
He was delighted to find the house still a blaze of light; that meant the part was still in full swing, which meant Gerard would be busy … and that meant that he should be able to creep in through the kitchen door. | He was delighted to find the house still a blaze of light; that meant the part was still at a swingset, which meant Gerard would be busy … and that meant that he should be able to creep in through the kitchen door. | 1nent |
We find after Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz's (1646–1716) raising of the question of theodicy in 1710 that even God himself was put in the dock. | We find after Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz's (1646–1716) raising of the question of theodicy in 1710 that even God himself was put out on the docks. | 1nent |
After reading the notice about all the nasty sexual diseases under the sun which I shouldn't have had,(back then, Aids meant things you stuck in your ears or what mum kept in her bedroom drawer) this rather butch looking nurse pricked my thumb with what looked like an elaborate stapler. | After reading the notice about all the nasty sexual diseases that makes you warm which I shouldn't have had,(back then, Aids meant things you stuck in your ears or what mum kept in her bedroom drawer) this rather butch looking nurse pricked my thumb with what looked like an elaborate stapler. | 1nent |
Thus, given that there might come a time when forces were available for deployment in the Middle East, it made sense for American diplomats to encourage what friends and allies they could to hold the line in the interval. | Thus, given that there might come a time when forces were available for deployment in the Middle East, it made sense for American diplomats to encourage what friends and allies they could to hold onto the rope in the interval. | 1nent |
Yet, in the long run, it is the latter who matter most, and their importance persists when other preoccupations turn out to be transitory. | Yet, over a long period of time, it is the latter who matter most, and their importance persists when other preoccupations turn out to be transitory. | 0ent |
Under the influence Clift was transformed from an articulate and relaxed friend into a repugnant oaf. | Under the spell Clift was transformed from an articulate and relaxed friend into a repugnant oaf. | 1nent |
The baby slept in the bottom drawer of the dresser: the kitten had a feather cushion. | The baby slept in the a place where valuables are stored of the dresser: the kitten had a feather cushion. | 0ent |
Micky Yornutta is not so sure, so he asked Brian what exactly he expects from his side and Brian, as ever, decided not to sit on the fence, but the main concern being for his side to pass the ball as opposed to kicking it, but first Brian says that long ball to John Durnin is all wrong. | Micky Yornutta is not so sure, so he asked Brian what exactly he expects from his side and Brian, as ever, decided not to put something on the fence, but the main concern being for his side to pass the ball as opposed to kicking it, but first Brian says that long ball to John Durnin is all wrong. | 1nent |
This is no laughing matter, Shallot,’ Sir Edmund declared. | This is something serious that should not be joked about, Shallot,’ Sir Edmund declared. | 0ent |
You'd be given free rein to run the show how you wanted it. | You'd be given absent of constraints to run the show how you wanted it. | 0ent |
A few weeks earlier he had phoned me out of the blue — I think he was checking to see how many of his cronies were still alive! | A few weeks earlier he had phoned me without warning — I think he was checking to see how many of his cronies were still alive! | 0ent |
' She was well known in Aspull and it had been said she had a heart of gold.'. | ' She was well known in Aspull and it had been said she had a cold, mean heart.'. | 1nent |
And a most disturbing one at that; too disturbing by a long chalk to display on one's sideboard to embarrass one s guests. | And a most disturbing one at that; too disturbing with a long stick of chalk to display on one's sideboard to embarrass one s guests. | 1nent |
One of them saw the body and passed out cold.’. | One of them saw the body and passed out into the cold air. | 1nent |
If the latter — why had she not gone the whole hog and burned it? | If the latter — why had she not thought about eating a whole pig and burned it? | 1nent |
He did everything for that dog and thought the world of him. | He did everything for that dog and had a very high opinion of him. | 0ent |
By the same token a male fieldworker will not have easy access to conversations with adolescent girls, as John Harris found in Belfast. | For the price of one ticket a male fieldworker will not have easy access to conversations with adolescent girls, as John Harris found in Belfast. | 1nent |
On the face of it, in asserting that Ruritania does not exist we seem to be asserting something about Ruritania. | Encountering, in asserting that Ruritania does not exist we seem to be asserting something about Ruritania. | 1nent |
The team manager was well aware of it, knew that it was coming to a head, but took no action. | The team manager was well aware of it, knew that it was reaching a turning point, but took no action. | 0ent |
Jesus is absolutely hitting the floor this, rock bottom. | Jesus is absolutely hitting the floor this, the very lowest possible level. | 0ent |
He takes you round the block and back, does Eno, with few comforting reference points, although I sense echoes of early YMO and Yello lurking behind closed doors. | He takes you round the block and back, does Eno, with few comforting reference points, although I sense echoes of early YMO and Yello lurking in private. | 0ent |
To warm herself up she lay in hot water up to her chin, her hair tied up on top of her head, consoling herself with the fact that physically she was almost back to normal. | To warm herself up she lay in a difficult situation up to her chin, her hair tied up on top of her head, consoling herself with the fact that physically she was almost back to normal. | 1nent |
By the same token, 500 acres in Saskatchewan might be considered a very small farm indeed. | For the price of one ticket, 500 acres in Saskatchewan might be considered a very small farm indeed. | 1nent |
But he saw her only as part of the furniture, and so her guilt was lessened. | But he saw her only as a piece of furniture, and so her guilt was lessened. | 1nent |
Speaking of luck, there's a colt I want to buy not far from Lexington — came up for sale just when I was thinking of getting in some new blood. | Speaking of luck, there's a colt I want to buy not far from Lexington — came up for sale just when I was thinking of getting in some people newly brought in to a project. | 0ent |
A MAN accused of having sex with a 15 year old schoolgirl walked free yesterday — so that he can marry her. | A MAN accused of having sex with a 15 year old schoolgirl went unpunished yesterday — so that he can marry her. | 0ent |
With the mines now being put up for private operation, a great deal will depend on how sincere British Coal is about helping the new licensees to make a go of it. | With the mines now being put up for private operation, a great deal will depend on how sincere British Coal is about helping the new licensees to succeed in it. | 0ent |
The business was in need of new blood, he had a widowed mother to consider, and his lineage through Nathan, Lyon and Lazarus claimed priestly — not to say professional — satisfaction. | The business was in need of donated blood, he had a widowed mother to consider, and his lineage through Nathan, Lyon and Lazarus claimed priestly — not to say professional — satisfaction. | 1nent |
The word presupposes a subject and an object and, in this day and age, a human object. | The word presupposes a subject and an object and, in the current era of history, a human object. | 0ent |
And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, gathering dust. | And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, sweeping up dust. | 1nent |
Norwich's victory opened up a four point lead at the top of the table with their fifth win on the trot. | Norwich's victory opened up a four point lead at the top of the table with their fifth win in succession. | 0ent |
A young man from Gloucestershire who wants to become a professional juggler has been given the royal seal of approval. | A young man from Gloucestershire who wants to become a professional juggler has been given the royal sanction. | 0ent |
Driving under the influence of alcohol, although the subject of campaigning for over 20 years, continues to be of concern particularly in regard to young drivers and a hard core of drinkers. | Driving under the spell of alcohol, although the subject of campaigning for over 20 years, continues to be of concern particularly in regard to young drivers and a hard core of drinkers. | 1nent |
AF boss Dr Bruno Broughton said: There is nothing wrong with the bulk of the IFM proposals but forcing people to qualify before being allowed to go fishing is over the top.’. | AF boss Dr Bruno Broughton said: There is nothing wrong with the bulk of the IFM proposals but forcing people to qualify before being allowed to go fishing is excellent. | 1nent |
However, the Independent Television Commission ruled that the adverts were more tongue in cheek rather than sinister or sexist and that, in any, case the Naomi Campbell one had been moved to a post 9pm slot. | However, the Independent Television Commission ruled that the adverts were more an odd manner rather than sinister or sexist and that, in any, case the Naomi Campbell one had been moved to a post 9pm slot. | 1nent |
The site fire service is on call round the clock and has an extensive fleet of fire fighting, rescue and environmental protection vehicles. | The site fire service is on call nonstop and has an extensive fleet of fire fighting, rescue and environmental protection vehicles. | 0ent |
Despite the strong reception for the Prolinea machines, Compaq does not believe it is out of the woods yet and it is cutting 1,000 employees or 10% from its worldwide workforce over the next few months, with 700 to go this month, including 100 in Scotland. | Despite the strong reception for the Prolinea machines, Compaq does not believe it is out of lumber yet and it is cutting 1,000 employees or 10% from its worldwide workforce over the next few months, with 700 to go this month, including 100 in Scotland. | 1nent |
' Johnnie!' he shouted, and the sound echoed in the stillness, bouncing off the walls and coming back to torment him. | ' Johnnie!' he shouted, and the sound echoed in the stillness, bouncing wildly unconventional and coming back to torment him. | 0ent |
Rather, going the whole hog means a general rise in wages, guaranteed employment, an earlier retirement age, reduction in working hours without loss of pay, and defence and extension of such trade union rights in the factory’. | Rather, thinking about eating a whole pig means a general rise in wages, guaranteed employment, an earlier retirement age, reduction in working hours without loss of pay, and defence and extension of such trade union rights in the factory’. | 1nent |
When you are out and about in the country make sure you keep the Country Code. | When you are traveling around in the country make sure you keep the Country Code. | 0ent |
Now that Viola had let the cat out of the bag, she felt she had no option but to come clean. | Now that Viola had let the secret be known, she felt she had no option but to come clean. | 0ent |
INVESTORS in South Wales Electricity — the smallest of the distributors — are laughing all the way to the bank. | INVESTORS in South Wales Electricity — the smallest of the distributors — are making money by deceiving. | 1nent |
In the float it raised £ 50 m cash, so is in a strong position to make its move. | In the float it raised £ 50 m cash, so is in a strong position to stand still. | 1nent |
For good measure, we have some information on the design of analogue to digital converters (ADC) and selecting basic logic gates to perform the standard AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR functions. | In addition to what has already been done, we have some information on the design of analogue to digital converters (ADC) and selecting basic logic gates to perform the standard AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR functions. | 0ent |
It'll just collapse and give up the ghost somewhere in France. | It'll just collapse and act like a ghost somewhere in France. | 1nent |
No government likes to lose face like that. | No government likes to be humiliated like that. | 0ent |
And so we had discussions with them and I can tell you, you know, it was at least six months before the consultants ever made any specific move to introduce the system as such er because of our overtures to them, because of the fact that we asked regularly to meet them and to consult on various points. | And so we had discussions with them and I can tell you, you know, it was at least six months before the consultants ever stood still to introduce the system as such er because of our overtures to them, because of the fact that we asked regularly to meet them and to consult on various points. | 1nent |
Whether Luther really referred to Copernicus as a fool has been doubted, but in an off the cuff dismissal he remembered that Joshua had told the sun, not the earth, to stand still. | Whether Luther really referred to Copernicus as a fool has been doubted, but in an out from under the cuff of a sleeve dismissal he remembered that Joshua had told the sun, not the earth, to stand still. | 1nent |
The main point was, did she or did she not think that the whole ghastly superstructure should be brought down and got rid of, root and branch, once and for all? | The main point was, did she or did she not think that the whole ghastly superstructure should be brought down and got rid of, root and branch, conclusively? | 0ent |
Crystal Palace chairman Ron Noades is behind the TV oriented scheme — which flies in the face of FA policy — to be considered by chairmen of the 22 clubs at a meeting in London. | Crystal Palace chairman Ron Noades is behind the TV oriented scheme — which contradict FA policy — to be considered by chairmen of the 22 clubs at a meeting in London. | 0ent |
I had hoped to get another 50,000 miles out of my car, but it gave up the ghost on the expressway and it would cost too much to fix it. | I had hoped to get another 50,000 miles out of my car, but it acted like a ghost on the expressway and it would cost too much to fix it. | 1nent |
He added for good measure: During the time she is in the shop her domestic duties are being neglected’. | He added in addition to what has already been done: During the time she is in the shop her domestic duties are being neglected’. | 0ent |
In the coconut groves by the beach scores of men were building prahus from scratch, some over 150 feet long. | In the coconut groves by the beach scores of men were building prahus from the beginning, some over 150 feet long. | 0ent |
Observation … suggest(s) that employers' expectations of the subject content and skills are often very wide of the mark. | Observation … suggest(s) that employers' expectations of the subject content and skills are often very inaccurate. | 0ent |
It's all up in the air right now.’. | It's all flying through the air right now.’. | 1nent |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.