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A young black man wearing a thick brown coat and a ear plugs strikes a pose behind a blue rail.	The man is having his picture taken.	entailment	It is common to strike a pose when having a picture taken.	en
A young black man wearing a thick brown coat and a ear plugs strikes a pose behind a blue rail.	The man is wearing a swimsuit.	contradiction	People do not normally wear a coat and a swimsuit.	en
A young man with a pink comb in his hand and headphones on poses for the camera.	Man has a white comb	contradiction	A pink comb is not a white comb.	en
A young man with a pink comb in his hand and headphones on poses for the camera.	Man taking photos	entailment	A man will pose for photos.	en
A young man with a pink comb in his hand and headphones on poses for the camera.	Man at a photo shoot	neutral	Selfies are common place. Posing for the camera does not mean a man is on a professional photo shoot.	en
People looking at street vendors clothes.	The vendors are selling shirts.	neutral	People checking out the clothes streets wear is not an indicator the vendors only selling shirts.	en
People looking at street vendors clothes.	The vendors are not selling anything.	contradiction	A vendor cannot be selling clothes and not be selling anything.	en
People looking at street vendors clothes.	The vendors are selling things.	entailment	Street vendors sell things.	en
A person in a red vest walks past a shuttered entrance way with a Fanta ad in the background and the word' sex' spray printed on some sheet metal fencing in the foreground.	A person in red walks past the entrance	entailment	A person in a red vest, entrance refers to entrance way.	en
A person in a red vest walks past a shuttered entrance way with a Fanta ad in the background and the word' sex' spray printed on some sheet metal fencing in the foreground.	A person in blue walks into a door.	contradiction	A person in red is not a person in blue.	en
A person in a red vest walks past a shuttered entrance way with a Fanta ad in the background and the word' sex' spray printed on some sheet metal fencing in the foreground.	A person in a red target vest walks past the entrance.	neutral	A person in a red target vest does not mean he/she works for target, it could be a photo shoot or movie shoot.	en
A young black boy is playing tennis.	A young boy is playing tennis.	entailment	The young boy is black.	en
A young black boy is playing tennis.	An old white guy is farting.	contradiction	A black boy cannot be a white guy. Playing tennis is not the same thing as farting.	en
A young black boy is playing tennis.	A young black boy is playing.	neutral	It could be that there are two boys of African decent playing tennis each other or two other opponents separately or as in a doubles match.	en
The boy is doing a trick on a rail next to an overpass.	A boy is inside doing his homework.	contradiction	If the boy is doing a trick on a rail, he is not inside doing his homework.	en
The boy is doing a trick on a rail next to an overpass.	The boy is outside doing a trick near the train tracks.	contradiction	One cannot be both on and near train tracks.	en
The boy is doing a trick on a rail next to an overpass.	A boy is doing a trick just after the train passes on the railroad tracks.	neutral	It is not sure the whether the train passes or not	en
A boy with a striped shirt reads a book in the grass.	A shirtless boy is napping in the grass.	contradiction	A shirtless boy cannot be wearing a shirt.	en
A boy with a striped shirt reads a book in the grass.	A boy is studying in the grass.	neutral	Just cause a boy is studying in the grass does not mean he owns the book.	en
A boy with a striped shirt reads a book in the grass.	A boy is reading.	entailment	Reading is same as reads a book.	en
A few people looking up at statues outside a big marble building.	Women are looking at greek statues.	neutral	The people are not necessarily women, and the statues are not necessarily Greek.	en
A few people looking up at statues outside a big marble building.	A pack of lions is hunting tuna.	contradiction	A few people cannot be a pack of lions.	en
A few people looking up at statues outside a big marble building.	People are looking at statues.	entailment	Statues are often located around museums or other prominent buildings and people look at them.	en
A woman, standing in front of a statue is taking a picture in a different direction.	the woman is taking a picture of the statue	contradiction	A woman cannot take a picture of a statue if she is point a different direction.	en
A woman, standing in front of a statue is taking a picture in a different direction.	the statue is of george washington	neutral	statue doesn't always mean george washington	en
A woman, standing in front of a statue is taking a picture in a different direction.	the woman is taking a picture not of the statue	entailment	When the woman standing in front of a statue is taking a picture in a different direction she is not taking the picture of a statue.	en
A formally dressed man takes pictures of architecture in front of a dramatic row of statues.	The man is a photographer.	neutral	takes pictures doesn't always mean photographer.	en
A formally dressed man takes pictures of architecture in front of a dramatic row of statues.	The man is at the beach surfing.	contradiction	A man cannot take a picture of architecture while beach surfing.	en
A formally dressed man takes pictures of architecture in front of a dramatic row of statues.	The man is utilizing his camera to record photos.	entailment	Utilizing a camera is sam as taking a picture.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	two professors observe a student photographer	neutral	taking a picture doesn't always mean photographer	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A person wearing a long brown coat is giving his camera to two other people.	contradiction	A person cannot be taking a picture of a building if he is giving his camera to someone else.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A person wearing a long brown coat is standing next to two other people while he takes a picture of a building.	entailment	Stand by something is next to it.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	two men pose in a garage	contradiction	One cannot stand by while posing.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	There's a man taking photos of a structure	entailment	Picture is same as photos and building is a structure.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	Three people in an argument	contradiction	People cannot take a picture while arguing.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	Nobody has a coat	contradiction	One cannot wear a coat if one doesn't have a coat.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	The director and his crew take pictures of the scenery.	neutral	building doesn't always mean scenery.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A person wearing a long brown coat is standing next to two other people standing while he takes a picture of a building.	neutral	standing doesn't always mean taking a picture	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A person in a coat	entailment	In a coat means wearing a coat.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A person in their underwear taking pictures of his surroundings.	contradiction	One cannot be seen wearing underwear if wearing a coat.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	A tall person in a coat	neutral	person doesn't always mean tall	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	someone in a long coat shoots a building along with two others	entailment	In means wearing and taking pictures means shoots a picture.	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	Photographer busy at work	neutral	taking a picture doesn't always mean busy	en
A person wearing a long brown coat is taking a picture of a building while two other people stand by.	Three people are standing in front of a building while one of them takes a picture.	entailment	A person and two other people are together three people.	en
A woman standing next to two people is pointing to the sky.	The woman is standing up.	entailment	The standing woman could be just standing up.	en
A woman standing next to two people is pointing to the sky.	The woman is standing next to her friends.	neutral	two people doesn't always mean friends.	en
A woman standing next to two people is pointing to the sky.	The woman is sitting on the ground.	contradiction	A woman cannot be sitting and standing at the same time.	en
A group of young people put their hands to the air in a live concert.	A group of people are eating at a concert.	contradiction	The group can't eat and put their hands into the air at the same time.	en
A group of young people put their hands to the air in a live concert.	A group of young people are dancing at a concert.	neutral	hands to the air doesn't always mean dancing	en
A group of young people put their hands to the air in a live concert.	A group of people are enjoying a concert.	entailment	When people put their hands in the air it shows that they are enjoying a concert.	en
A guy is doing a skateboard trick over stairs.	A guy is skateboarding on the street.	contradiction	A guy can either be over stairs or on the street, not both.	en
A guy is doing a skateboard trick over stairs.	A guy is skateboarding.	entailment	YOU DO TRICKS WHILE SKATEBOARDING.	en
A guy is doing a skateboard trick over stairs.	A guy in a black shirt is skateboarding.	neutral	guy doesn't always mean black shirt	en
girl in pink shirt posing in the garden.	There is a girl in a green shirt.	contradiction	The girl can't wear a pink shirt and a green shirt at the same time.	en
girl in pink shirt posing in the garden.	The girl is holding flowers in her hand.	neutral	A girl posing in a garden doesn't have to be holding flowers in her hand.	en
girl in pink shirt posing in the garden.	The girl is outside.	entailment	MOST GARDEN S ARE OUTSIDE.	en
A skateboarder flips his board over some steps in a plaza.	A skateboarder performs a trick.	entailment	FLIPS HIS BOARD IS A TRICK.	en
A skateboarder flips his board over some steps in a plaza.	A skateboarder walks across the plaza with his board in hand.	contradiction	A person cannot flip his board while walking	en
A skateboarder flips his board over some steps in a plaza.	A skateboarder does a kick flip over a few stairs.	neutral	The fact that he is doing a flip doesn't mean that he has just done a kick flip.	en
A younger man where black clothes is doing a trick on his skateboard off of steps.	Man is skating.	entailment	YOU ARE SKATING WHEN ON A SKATEBOARD.	en
A younger man where black clothes is doing a trick on his skateboard off of steps.	A man is practicing skateboarding tricks for an upcoming competition.	neutral	A person doing a skateboard trick isn't necessarily engaged in practicing. A person can do a skateboard trick even if there is no upcoming competition.	en
A younger man where black clothes is doing a trick on his skateboard off of steps.	A man is skateboarding.	entailment	YOU DO TRICKS WHILE SKATEBOARDING.	en
Man in a blue baseball cap, gray shirt and jeans does a skateboard trick over some stairs.	The man is walking down the stairs.	contradiction	If a man is on a skateboard, he is not walking.	en
Man in a blue baseball cap, gray shirt and jeans does a skateboard trick over some stairs.	The man is riding on a skateboard.	entailment	Doing a skateboard trick would require riding on a skateboard.	en
Man in a blue baseball cap, gray shirt and jeans does a skateboard trick over some stairs.	Kids always do tricks on the stairs in the shopping mall.	neutral	Kids are not man and stairs are not seen only in shopping mall	en
Couples and singles dancing with numbers attached to them.	There;s a dance contest.	neutral	Dancing people can have numbers attached to them and yet not be part of a dance contest.	en
Couples and singles dancing with numbers attached to them.	People eating marshmallows.	contradiction	People don't typically dance and eat marshmallows simultaneously.	en
Couples and singles dancing with numbers attached to them.	Couples and singles dancing happily.	neutral	Dancing people don't always do so happily.	en
Thin man in suit standing at a podium in a banquet room.	A thin man in banquet room is wearing a suit and standing at a podium.	entailment	THERE IS A PODIUM IN BANQUET ROOMS.	en
Thin man in suit standing at a podium in a banquet room.	Thin man in suit standing at a podium in a banquet room at an over eaters meeting.	neutral	A thin man can stand at a podium in a banquet room for many kinds of events and not just for an over eaters meeting.	en
Thin man in suit standing at a podium in a banquet room.	A woman is eating a huge slice of cake.	contradiction	The thin man isn't a woman.	en
Small girl getting her face painted.	A small girl washing her face.	contradiction	A face being washed can't be painted at the same time.	en
Small girl getting her face painted.	A small girl with paint on her face.	entailment	YOU NEED PAINT TO HAVE A PAINTED FACE.	en
Small girl getting her face painted.	A small girl getting a rainbow painted on her face.	neutral	A small girl getting her face painted isn't limited to only getting a rainbow painted on her face.	en
A man in a suit looking down at a podium in a dinning restaurant.	A business man, approached the podium, was about to give a speech.	entailment	YOU ARE GIVING A SPEECH IF YOU ARE AT A PODIUM.	en
A man in a suit looking down at a podium in a dinning restaurant.	A business man was about to give a speech at the benefit dinner.	neutral	Not every man in a suit is a business man. A person can look down at a podium without any intent of giving a speech. A man in a suit can be in a dining restaurant for occasions other than a benefit dinner.	en
A man in a suit looking down at a podium in a dinning restaurant.	Went to dinner at a restaurant the other day.	contradiction	Looking down happens in the present, not in the past like the other day.	en
A man in a suit is about to give a speech at the podium.	There is a man on stage.	entailment	Being at the podium oftentimes means being on a stage.	en
A man in a suit is about to give a speech at the podium.	The man is in his office on the phone.	contradiction	If the man is about to give a speech at the podium, he is not in his office on the phone.	en
A man in a suit is about to give a speech at the podium.	The man is giving an acceptance speech.	neutral	It may not be an acceptance speech	en
A man in a suit and with a name tag and red tie stands in a dining area.	A young lady serving food.	contradiction	A man is not a young lady.	en
A man in a suit and with a name tag and red tie stands in a dining area.	A person standing in a dining area.	entailment	STANDS AND STANDING ARE THE SAME.	en
A man in a suit and with a name tag and red tie stands in a dining area.	A man in a blue suit stands in dining area.	neutral	A suit doesn't have to be blue.	en
A thin middle-aged man stands behind a podium in an empty banquet room.	A man is playing the violin.	contradiction	If a man is playing the violin, he is most likely not in an empty banquet room.	en
A thin middle-aged man stands behind a podium in an empty banquet room.	A skinny man is practicing his speech in an empty banquet room.	neutral	By standing near podium does not mean practicing speech	en
A thin middle-aged man stands behind a podium in an empty banquet room.	A skinny man is alone in a room.	entailment	Skinny and thin mean the same thing, and being in an empty room would imply being alone.	en
Two small girls are looking at seaweed that has washed up onto the shore.	they are wearing swimsuits.	neutral	People without swimsuits can stand near shore	en
Two small girls are looking at seaweed that has washed up onto the shore.	they are teenage girls.	neutral	Small girls looking at seaweed don't have to be teenage and can be small children.	en
Two small girls are looking at seaweed that has washed up onto the shore.	The small girls are at the beach.	entailment	Being at the beach would mean being near the shore.	en
Two girls squatting with their backs turned on a beach, examining something that they have found.	Two girls on a beach are looking at shells.	neutral	Just because two girls are examining something found on the beach doesn't mean they are looking at shells.	en
Two girls squatting with their backs turned on a beach, examining something that they have found.	Two girls on a beach are looking at tomatoes.	contradiction	Tomatoes aren't typically something that they have found on a beach.	en
Two girls squatting with their backs turned on a beach, examining something that they have found.	Two girls on a beach are looking at something.	entailment	YOU ARE LOOKING WHEN YOU ARE EXAMINING THINGS.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	Two girls pick up seashells on the beach.	entailment	Looking for seashells would most likely mean picking up seashells.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	Two girls are eating some cheese.	contradiction	The girls are most likely eating some cheese and looking for shells at the same time.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	two girls are on the beach.	entailment	SHELLS ARE FOUND AT THE BEACH.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	Two girls on the beach while the sunsets in the distance	neutral	It may not be the time for sunsets	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	The girls are looking for fish.	contradiction	The fish would be in the water, not shells on the beach.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	two girls on the beach	entailment	Two girls on the beach is the same as two girls on a beach.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	Two men walk down the beach with their dog running ahead of them	contradiction	Two girls looking for shells are not the same as two men who walk down the beach with a dog.	en
Two girls are looking for shells on a beach, one looks at what the other is pointing at and is investigating.	Girls are inspecting some seashells.	entailment	If they are looking for shells, and one is looking at what the other is pointing at and is investigating, it follows that they are inspecting seashells.	en

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