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A street vendor in Asia tries to bring in more customers. | A salesman selling items to patrons. | neutral | A vendor can try to bring in customers, but can be unsuccessful before they can start selling to patrons | en |
A street vendor in Asia tries to bring in more customers. | A man closing his shop for the day. | contradiction | One can not be closing for the day if one is trying to bring in more customers. | en |
Young woman in a cafe checking her cellphone. | The woman is knitting. | contradiction | Checking her cellphone is different than knitting. | en |
Young woman in a cafe checking her cellphone. | The girl is texting. | neutral | she uses her phone for texting. | en |
Young woman in a cafe checking her cellphone. | A woman is inside. | entailment | Being in a café implies that she is inside. | en |
A woman and a girl are playing in a field of leaves | A mother and daughter are playing in a field. | neutral | They are mother and daughter. | en |
A woman and a girl are playing in a field of leaves | Two people are outside. | entailment | A field of leaves means that they are outside. | en |
A woman and a girl are playing in a field of leaves | A man is playing in a field. | contradiction | Woman and man are two different things. | en |
two small girls walk along the leaves. | The two girls are outside. | entailment | If they walk along the leaves, they are outside. | en |
two small girls walk along the leaves. | The girls are walking to the park. | neutral | There is nothing to indicate that the girls are walking to the park. | en |
two small girls walk along the leaves. | The two girls are riding their bikes. | contradiction | Riding and walk are two different things. | en |
A girl wearing a blue shirt, shorts, and sneakers is seated on a stool at a round table, looking at her phone. | The girl is sitting. | entailment | If someone is seated on a stool, that means that they are sitting. | en |
A girl wearing a blue shirt, shorts, and sneakers is seated on a stool at a round table, looking at her phone. | The girl is reading a text message. | neutral | You can look at your phone and not be reading something. | en |
A girl wearing a blue shirt, shorts, and sneakers is seated on a stool at a round table, looking at her phone. | The girl is wearing a green shirt. | contradiction | Either the girl's shirt is green or blue. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady is using a cat to take pictures. | contradiction | One can not take a picture with a cat. One can also not look at a picture on their cat. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is riding her bike down a bike trail. | contradiction | Taking pictures while sitting at a table can not be done while riding a bike. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is embarrassed at the pictures she took. | neutral | She is embarrassed by the pictures. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is looking at a picture. | entailment | WHEN YOU LOOK AT A PICTURE ON A CAMERA YOU ARE LOOKING AT A PICTURE. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady looks at a picture on her camera | entailment | MOST PEOPLE ARE LOOKING WHEN THEY LOOKS AT A CAMERA. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is looking at a picture of her dog on camera. | neutral | She has a dog. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady looks at her phone. | contradiction | A camera is not a phone, and you might note be taking a picture while looking at a phone. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | Lady sits gazing at a camera. | entailment | YOU MAY BE GAZING AT A PICTURE WHEN LOOKING AT IT. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | Young lady sits in a private area. | contradiction | A place can not be public and private at the same time. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is looking at her camera. | entailment | SHE WAS LOOKING AT A CAMERA AND LOOK AT THE PICTURE ON IT. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady is taking pictures of the table. | neutral | She is taking pictures too. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A young lady is on her cellphone. | contradiction | Looking at pictures on a camera does not infer a cellphone is the camera. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady looks at pictures on her camera to print. | neutral | She wants to print the picture. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | An ingnue sits with a world-weary expression, staring at old honeymoon photos. | neutral | The pictures are from her honeymoon. | en |
Young lady dressed in black shorts and light blue shirt sitting outside at a public table looking at a picture on her camera with her left hand on her face. | A lady at a table takes pictures. | entailment | YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES ON THE CAMERA AFTER YOU TAKE THEM. | en |
A woman sitting at a table, taking a picture. | The woman is taking a picture | neutral | This was not completed correctly. In both sentences, the woman is taking a picture. | en |
A woman sitting at a table, taking a picture. | THe woman is sitting down | entailment | the women is sitting down because of taking picture | en |
A woman sitting at a table, taking a picture. | The woman is sleeping. | contradiction | The woman is either sleeping or taking a picture. | en |
A woman in a blue shirt is sitting at a table and looking at her cellphone. | a woman looking at her cellphone | entailment | The woman at the table is looking at her cellphone. | en |
A woman in a blue shirt is sitting at a table and looking at her cellphone. | a woman looking at her cellphone call log | neutral | She is looking for a call log. | en |
A woman in a blue shirt is sitting at a table and looking at her cellphone. | a man looking out the window | contradiction | A human can not be a woman and a man at the same time. A cellphone is not a window. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A gentleman in sleeveless blue shirt swings his hands at his sides | neutral | The shirt is sleeveless. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The shirt is new. | neutral | it's a new shirt. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | He is exercising | neutral | The boy holding his arms a certain way does not imply he is exercising. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The boy is trying to pass a sobriety test. | contradiction | A boy is not of legal age to be drinking. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A boy in a tri-colored shirt has his arms out to the side. | entailment | HAVING YOUR ARMS OUT TO YOUR SIDE AND OUT FROM YOU SIDE ARE THE SAME. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The boy is wearing a shirt. | entailment | NO MATTER THE COLOR HE IS WEARING A SHIRT. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | He is wearing a multicolored shirt | entailment | BLUE, YELLOW, AND BLUE ARE MULTICOLORED ON ONE SHIRT. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The boy does not have his arms out | contradiction | You can not have your arms out from your sides and at your sides at the same time. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The boy is young. | entailment | Both sentences has a boy | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A boy is folding clean laundry. | contradiction | You can not hold your arms out, while also using them to fold laundry. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The shirt is blue. | contradiction | A shirt can not be a solid color (blue) while also being of multiple colors (blue, yellow, and orange). | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A boy in multi-colored shirt hold his arms out from his sides | entailment | Since the boy is wearing a blue, yellow, and orange shirt, the shirt is multi-colored. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A little boy has his arms held out to his sides and he is sticking out his tongue. | neutral | He has his tongue out. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | The boy is pretending to be an airplane. | neutral | he is playing airplane. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt holding his arms out from his sides. | A girl dressed in bikinis walk graciously past a group of gentlemen at the beach | contradiction | One cannot be both a boy and a girl. | en |
The boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched. | A boy is wearing a shirt | entailment | The boy wearing the blue, yellow, and orange top implies the boy is wearing a shirt. | en |
The boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched. | The boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched 40 feet wide. | contradiction | One cannot have their hands outstretched 40 feet wide. | en |
The boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched. | The boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched waiting for his grandmother to hug him. | neutral | just because boy in the blue and yellow top is standing with arms outstretched doesn't mean he's waiting for his grandmother to hug | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt plays outside. | A boy is having fun on vacation. | neutral | A boy is having fun that doesn't mean he's on vacation | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt plays outside. | A boy in a shirt plays outside. | entailment | Since the boy is wearing a blue, yellow, and orange shirt plays outside, it is implied that a boy in a shirt plays outside. | en |
A boy in a blue, yellow, and orange shirt plays outside. | A boy in a dress plays indoors. | contradiction | A boy cannot be playing both indoors and outdoors. | en |
A child with a brightly colored shirt plays outside. | The child is inside his apartment. | contradiction | The child can't be outside and inside at the same time. | en |
A child with a brightly colored shirt plays outside. | The child is playing on the jungle gym. | neutral | A child playing outside, doens't have to be on the jungle gym. | en |
A child with a brightly colored shirt plays outside. | The child is outdoors in his bright colored shirt. | entailment | The child is outdoors if it is playing outside. | en |
A boy looks down and spreads his arms wide | A boy is holding his arms out. | entailment | Because a boy spreads his arms, he would be holding his arms out. | en |
A boy looks down and spreads his arms wide | A boy is holding his arms out to hug his mother. | neutral | A boy doesn't necessarily hold his arms out to hug his mother | en |
A boy looks down and spreads his arms wide | A boy has his arms crossed over his chest. | contradiction | A boy cannot have his arms crossed and have his arms wide. | en |
A man wearing a gray sweater walking through a pile of leaves. | The man is taking his driving test. | contradiction | A man cannot be walking and taking a driving test. | en |
A man wearing a gray sweater walking through a pile of leaves. | The man is outside in the Fall. | neutral | The man could be outside in any season it doesn't have to be fall | en |
A man wearing a gray sweater walking through a pile of leaves. | The man is outside. | entailment | If a man is walking through a pile of leaves, it is implied that the man is outside. | en |
A lady wearing a blue print shirt and green head cover smiles for the camera. | A lady wearing a dress. | contradiction | The lady can't be wearing a blue print shirt and a dress at the same time. | en |
A lady wearing a blue print shirt and green head cover smiles for the camera. | A lady wearing a blue shirt. | entailment | The shirt is blue because of the print. | en |
A lady wearing a blue print shirt and green head cover smiles for the camera. | A lady wearing a cover. | neutral | A lady with a green head covering smiles for the camera, doesn't really mean shes putting on cover. | en |
The man wearing lots of medals is watching the girl in the yellow bikini top. | A military officer watches girls at the base pool. | neutral | just because someone watching at girls they doesn't need to be A military officer | en |
The man wearing lots of medals is watching the girl in the yellow bikini top. | A man dances with a woman in a gown. | contradiction | A man cannot be dancing and watching a a girl . | en |
The man wearing lots of medals is watching the girl in the yellow bikini top. | A decorated man sees a scantily clad female. | entailment | Because the man is wearing lots of medals, he is a decorated man. | en |
A young man in his mid twenties is kicking his left foot about two feet off the leaf covered ground, with paved asphalt and green plants and trees in the background. | two women play soccer | contradiction | One cannot be a man and a woman. | en |
A young man in his mid twenties is kicking his left foot about two feet off the leaf covered ground, with paved asphalt and green plants and trees in the background. | a punk kicks leaves | neutral | there's no such reason to kick leaves | en |
A young man in his mid twenties is kicking his left foot about two feet off the leaf covered ground, with paved asphalt and green plants and trees in the background. | someone in his twenties kicks at the ground | entailment | The man is in his mid twenties implies the man is in his twenties. | en |
A woman wearing a green headscarf laughs while a woman in the background paddles a boat. | A man is angered by an insult. | contradiction | One cannot be a woman and a man. | en |
A woman wearing a green headscarf laughs while a woman in the background paddles a boat. | A woman laughs while another paddles a boat. | entailment | Because a woman in the background paddles a boat, another woman paddles a boat. | en |
A woman wearing a green headscarf laughs while a woman in the background paddles a boat. | A woman laughs at a joke. | neutral | A Woman doesn't require joke to laugh at | en |
Young people playing with a long jump rope in the street. | People crying after losing a game. | contradiction | A person cannot be playing jump rope and be losing a game. | en |
Young people playing with a long jump rope in the street. | People chanting as they play jump rope. | neutral | chanting doesn't necessary while play jump rope | en |
Young people playing with a long jump rope in the street. | People playing jump rope. | entailment | Since people are playing with a long jump rope in the street, people are playing jump rope. | en |
A group of children play jump rope in the streets while others watch in the background. | Several children in green uniforms are jumping rope in the middle of a road while other kids watch | neutral | Several children doesn't need green uniforms to jumping rope in the middle of a road while other kids watch | en |
A group of children play jump rope in the streets while others watch in the background. | Several children are jumping rope in the middle of a road while other kids watch | entailment | Because there is a group of children, there are several children. | en |
A group of children play jump rope in the streets while others watch in the background. | A brilliant red sun sets over a deserted beach | contradiction | One is about a group of children and the other the red sun. They do not go together. | en |
Hispanic woman wearing a red plaid shirt works on sewing an article of clothing. | Woman wearing nothing sewing her thumb. | contradiction | One cannot be wearing nothing while wearing a red plaid shirt. | en |
Hispanic woman wearing a red plaid shirt works on sewing an article of clothing. | Woman wearing a shirt sewing some jeans. | neutral | Woman could be wearing anything other than shirt | en |
Hispanic woman wearing a red plaid shirt works on sewing an article of clothing. | Woman wearing a shirt sewing. | entailment | A woman can be Hispanic and sewing. | en |
A group of young girls playing jump rope in the street. | Nobody is playing jump rope | contradiction | There can either be a group of young girls or nobody jumping rope. | en |
A group of young girls playing jump rope in the street. | Humans playing jump rope | entailment | Girls are humans and are playing. | en |
A group of young girls playing jump rope in the street. | Tall humans playing jump rope | neutral | All young girls are not necessarily tall. | en |
A man in a tan suit is using a pay phone to make a call. | Everyone is using a cell phone. | contradiction | There can either be everyone using a cell phone or a man using a pay phone. | en |
A man in a tan suit is using a pay phone to make a call. | Someone is on a phone. | entailment | Someone refers to a person, a man is a person and uses a phone. | en |
A man in a tan suit is using a pay phone to make a call. | The phone receiver is black. | neutral | All phone receivers are not black. | en |
Some children are playing jump rope. | Some children are trying out for the jump rope competition. | neutral | Children playing with the jungle rope, doesn't have to be for competition. | en |
Some children are playing jump rope. | Some children are reading books. | contradiction | The children can't be playing jump rope and reading books at the same time. | en |
Some children are playing jump rope. | Children are jumping rope. | entailment | Playing jump rope is a rephrasing of jumping rope. | en |
A large golden dog sniffing the butt of a white dog | Two dogs drinking from a water fountain. | contradiction | One dog can't be sniffing the butt of another dog if both dogs are drinking from a water fountain. | en |
A large golden dog sniffing the butt of a white dog | A pair of mutts exchange a greeting in a park. | neutral | A golden dog and a white dog don;t have to be a pair of mutts. | en |
A large golden dog sniffing the butt of a white dog | Two animals getting to know each other. | entailment | Dogs get to know each other by sniffing butt. | en |
A sumo wrestler with a brown belt is pushing another wrestler in a bout. | Two kickboxers excersise in the gym. | contradiction | Sumo wrestlers are not the same as kickboxers. | en |
A sumo wrestler with a brown belt is pushing another wrestler in a bout. | One sumo wrestler doesnt like the other. | neutral | A wrestler pushing the opponent doesn't suggest he doesnt like the opponent. | en |
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