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A trailer hitch is holding a large contraption.
PEOPLPE WERE ON GRASS
entailment
Trailer hitch implies grass.
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A brown and white dog jumping up to catch a Frisbee while an audience watches.
An audience watches the beach dogs compete.
neutral
The dogs could be anywhere and from anywhere rather than on or from a beach.
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A brown and white dog jumping up to catch a Frisbee while an audience watches.
A cat yawns.
contradiction
The animal is either a cat or a dog, but not both.
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A brown and white dog jumping up to catch a Frisbee while an audience watches.
Two dogs jumping.
entailment
A brown and white dog are two dogs, and jumping is a paraphrase of jumping up.
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A free runner is jumping a rail.
A free runner jumps a rail to get away from a rabid dog.
neutral
People jump over rails for various reasons, not necessarily because of a rabid dog.
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A free runner is jumping a rail.
A parkour runner springs off a rail.
entailment
Free runner implies parkour runner.
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A free runner is jumping a rail.
The runner is stopped and giving directions to a couple at the park.
contradiction
If one is jumping, they are not stopped.
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A man windsurfing.
A man is skateboarding.
contradiction
Windsurfing is not the same as skateboarding.
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A man windsurfing.
A person is on a body of water.
entailment
Man implies person.
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A man windsurfing.
A man is windsurfing on the Atlantic Ocean.
neutral
One can go windsurfing on other bodies of water than the Atlantic Ocean.
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A man in heavy clothing with a cart of tools bending to inspect the floor
A maintenance worker is preparing to do some remodeling.
neutral
A man in heavy clothing doesn't have to be a maintenance worker, also inspecting the floor doesn't have to mean remodeling.
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A man in heavy clothing with a cart of tools bending to inspect the floor
A person is checking the condition of a surface.
entailment
Man implies person.
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A man in heavy clothing with a cart of tools bending to inspect the floor
A guy in a bathing suit plays volleyball in a pool.
contradiction
If one is in heavy clothing inspection the floor, they are not in a bathing suit plays volleyball.
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A man rides a wakeboard attached to a parachute.
A man never likes wake board.
contradiction
If one never likes wake board, he will not ride a wake board.
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A man rides a wakeboard attached to a parachute.
A man ride a wakeboard to play.
neutral
One can ride a wakeboard for purposes other than to play.
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A man rides a wakeboard attached to a parachute.
A man is riding
entailment
rides implies riding
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A man holds onto ropes and is pulled through the water on his ski.
A man is skiing down a steep mountain.
contradiction
If one is pulled through the water on ski is not the same thing as skiing down a mountain.
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A man holds onto ropes and is pulled through the water on his ski.
An old man is pulled through the water on his water ski.
neutral
The man might not be old and might not be holding onto ropes while pulled through the water.
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A man holds onto ropes and is pulled through the water on his ski.
There is a man water skiing.
entailment
pulled through the water on his ski implies water skiing.
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The man is waterskiing.
A man is being pulled by a jet ski.
neutral
A man might not be the man who is waterskiing since a man is being pulled by a jet ski.
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The man is waterskiing.
The person is gliding along the surface of the water.
entailment
waterskiing implies gliding along the surface of the water.
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The man is waterskiing.
Someone is riding on an inflatable tube.
contradiction
Waterskiing is not done on inflatable tubes.
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A man holding onto ropes while boogie boarding.
A man is on the water.
entailment
onto implies is on
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A man holding onto ropes while boogie boarding.
A man is swimming.
contradiction
Boogie boarding requires you to be standing on the board on top of the water, not swimming in it.
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A man holding onto ropes while boogie boarding.
A man is being pulled by a boat.
neutral
A man holding onto ropes while boogie boarding does not have to be the man being pulled by a boat.
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A middle-aged couple is at the foreground of a scene of people walking in a theme park.
Middle aged couple are at the street
contradiction
Paths in a theme park are usually not called a street.
en
A middle-aged couple is at the foreground of a scene of people walking in a theme park.
middle aged couple spending their vacation.
neutral
WE have no idea if the couple is on vacation or not.
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A middle-aged couple is at the foreground of a scene of people walking in a theme park.
Middle aged couple visited theme park
entailment
If the couple is walking in a theme park then they visited the park.
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A man in a lawn chair gives a small boy a hug and kiss, while another small boy in a yellow shirt plays in the sand with his toys.
A man in a lawn chair joyously gives a small boy a hug and kiss
neutral
The man in lawn chair cannot be inferred that he joyously gives a small boy a hug and kiss.
en
A man in a lawn chair gives a small boy a hug and kiss, while another small boy in a yellow shirt plays in the sand with his toys.
A man in a lawn chair doesn't give a small boy a hug and kiss
contradiction
Gives and doesn't give are opposites.
en
A man in a lawn chair gives a small boy a hug and kiss, while another small boy in a yellow shirt plays in the sand with his toys.
A man in a lawn chair gives a small boy a hug and kiss
entailment
man implies man
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Some kids are climbing a metal structure.
Some kids are climbing on a metal jungle gym.
neutral
Unknown if a metal jungle gym is the same metal structure.
en
Some kids are climbing a metal structure.
Some kids are sliding down a slide in the park.
contradiction
A person cannot climb and slide down simultaneously.
en
Some kids are climbing a metal structure.
Some kids are climbing.
entailment
climbing implies climbing
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
The woman is trying to steal from the man.
neutral
Slips her hand inside a pocket does not imply trying to steal.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
The woman is clapping.
contradiction
If she slips her hand inside a man's pocket, she can't be clapping at the same time.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman dressed in her wedding gown is looking for something in her husband's pocket.
neutral
A woman dressing in her wedding gown might not be middle-aged or that her husband's pocket is the same man's pocket, and this might not be the same woman.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman reaches in a mans pocket.
entailment
Her hand is inside of his pocket because she reaches in.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A man reaches in a lady's pocket.
contradiction
Female and man are opposites.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman in all white reaches into a mans pocket.
entailment
Middle-aged female implies woman
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A man dressed in black has her hands in the air.
contradiction
"Her" refers to a female, not a man. A person cannot be reaching into a pocket and have their hands in the air simultaneously.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman tries to slip her hands into a mans pants.
neutral
A woman might not be the same woman and slipping her hands into a mans pants is not like a pants pocket.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman is wearing a white clothes near a man she is touching.
entailment
Middle-aged female implies woman
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
She is trying to find a quarter.
neutral
She does not have to be a middle-aged or that finding a quarter is what is intended by her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A lady reaches in a guys pocket to steal his wallet.
neutral
A lady does not have to be a middle-aged female or slipping her hand inside a man's pants pocket is not the same to reach in a guys pocket to steal his wallet.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
The woman puts her hand into the mans pocket.
entailment
Middle-aged female implies woman
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Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman's hand is inside a man's pocket.
entailment
Middle-aged female implies woman's
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Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
The man and woman are playing together.
contradiction
The female is doing something on her own, not playing together with the man.
en
Middle-aged female wearing a white sunhat and white jacket, slips her hand inside a man's pants pocket.
A woman pick pockets the unsuspecting gentlemen's wallet.
contradiction
Pick pockets generally do not work inside of a pocket.
en
Four little girls playing soccer.
A group of girls playing with a soccer ball.
entailment
One can only play soccer with a soccer ball.
en
Four little girls playing soccer.
Four girls playing tennis.
contradiction
Soccer and tennis are two different sports.
en
Four little girls playing soccer.
A group of friends practicing for a soccer match.
neutral
A group of friends practicing does not have to be four little girls or that the girls are practicing, for a match not just playing.
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Kids play in a school yard
Kids are playing in a gym.
contradiction
A school yard is outside, while a gym is inside.
en
Kids play in a school yard
There are kids playing outside.
entailment
The school yard of a school is typically, if not always, outside.
en
Kids play in a school yard
Kids are playing a game of tag.
neutral
Playing does not imply to play tag.
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A woman with a hat walking with a middle-aged man.
A group of women protest.
contradiction
A group of women refers to more than one woman.
en
A woman with a hat walking with a middle-aged man.
A couple walks along at a music festival.
neutral
Not all men with a women are a couple and walking does not imply being at a musical festival.
en
A woman with a hat walking with a middle-aged man.
A lady with a hat walks with a guy.
entailment
A guy can be a middle aged man.
en
A teenage boy jumping over a railing.
A teenage girl slowly climbs over the railing.
contradiction
The teenage boy can't be a girl as well.
en
A teenage boy jumping over a railing.
A teenage boy being chased jumps over the railing.
neutral
Jumping does not imply being chased.
en
A teenage boy jumping over a railing.
A teenager jumps over the railing.
entailment
The only way over the railing is by jumping it.
en
A man is about to embark on a dangerous stunt involving a bicycle and bungee cords.
A man is about to embark on a dangerous stunt involving stuff.
neutral
A bicycle and bungee cords can imply stuff.
en
A man is about to embark on a dangerous stunt involving a bicycle and bungee cords.
A man is about to embark on a stunt involving a bicycle and bungee cords.
entailment
A stunt is usually dangerous.
en
A man is about to embark on a dangerous stunt involving a bicycle and bungee cords.
A woman is about to embark on a dangerous stunt involving a bicycle and bungee cords.
contradiction
The man can't be a woman at the same time.
en
A man is on a bicycle lifted off of the ground attached to a pole.
a giraffe stands
contradiction
If the man is being lifted by a pole, he can't be lifted by a giraffe.
en
A man is on a bicycle lifted off of the ground attached to a pole.
man performing a trick
neutral
Lifted off of the ground does not imply performing a trick.
en
A man is on a bicycle lifted off of the ground attached to a pole.
man is on bike
entailment
A bike is a bicycle.
en
A man sits on a bike attached to a column in the air.
The man is sitting
entailment
It follows that if a man is sitting on a bike he is also just plain sitting.
en
A man sits on a bike attached to a column in the air.
The bike is green
neutral
Not all bikes are green.
en
A man sits on a bike attached to a column in the air.
The man is standing
contradiction
A man cannot be standing while he sits on a bike.
en
Young boy in red hat riding a horse.
A young boy is riding a horse.
entailment
A boy riding a horse is just doing that.
en
Young boy in red hat riding a horse.
A young boy rides a tractor.
contradiction
The boy can't be riding a tractor while on a horse.
en
Young boy in red hat riding a horse.
A young boy trains for rodeo.
neutral
Just because the boy is riding a horse doesn't mean that he is training for a rodeo.
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A person on a bmx bike.
Someone riding a bicycle outside.
neutral
Being on a bike does not imply riding it outside.
en
A person on a bmx bike.
Someone carrying a bicycle.
contradiction
One cannot be on a bike while carrying that same bicycle.
en
A person on a bmx bike.
Someone riding a bicycle.
entailment
A bmx bike is a type of bicycle.
en
The biker in blue is going around a corner.
The biker in red is going around a corner.
contradiction
The biker can be either in blue or red.
en
The biker in blue is going around a corner.
The biker is headed home.
neutral
You can not infer he is headed home.
en
The biker in blue is going around a corner.
The biker in blue is going around a corner.
entailment
The biker in blue is going around a corner is a repeat of the original scenario.
en
A young child wearing a red hat and a tag "513" participant tag rides a horse.
A child participates in an English class at a horse show.
neutral
Not all horse riding is done at a horse show and it is not implied the child participates in an English class.
en
A young child wearing a red hat and a tag "513" participant tag rides a horse.
A child rides a horse.
entailment
This just provides more specific details on the child riding the horse.
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A young child wearing a red hat and a tag "513" participant tag rides a horse.
A child bathes their horse.
contradiction
The child who rides the horse cannot simultaneously be the one who bathes that horse.
en
A child in a red hat is riding a horse.
A child is riding an animal.
entailment
A horse is a type of animal.
en
A child in a red hat is riding a horse.
A girl in a red hat rides a horse.
neutral
Not every child is a girl.
en
A child in a red hat is riding a horse.
A grown man in a red hat rides a horse.
contradiction
A child and a grown man are two different people.
en
Person in blue jacket on a bike on a dirt course with people looking from behind a red and white barrier.
The people behind the barrier are watching a guy on a bike.
entailment
If they are looking from behind that indicates they are watching.
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Person in blue jacket on a bike on a dirt course with people looking from behind a red and white barrier.
The people are watching a guy driving a boat.
contradiction
If they are watching a guy driving a boat, he can't be riding a bike.
en
Person in blue jacket on a bike on a dirt course with people looking from behind a red and white barrier.
A red and white barrier is set up on the track.
entailment
The first sentence explains who is behind the barrier that was set up.
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A man in an apron sits on a curb.
A cook ponders his next meal.
neutral
Not every man is a cook and sits does not imply that he ponders his next meal.
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A man in an apron sits on a curb.
A man rests outdoors.
entailment
Curbs are typically outdoors.
en
A man in an apron sits on a curb.
A chef makes a huge pizza.
contradiction
The man who sits on the curb cannot simultaneously be the same person who makes a pizza
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Three people are outside with something on the grass.
Three people are on the grass.
entailment
The second sentence simplifies the first and doesn't go into detail of whats happening on the grass.
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Three people are outside with something on the grass.
Everyone is on a water slide.
contradiction
If everyone is on a water slide, then there cannot be three people on the grass
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Three people are outside with something on the grass.
At least one man is sitting.
neutral
Being outside does not imply sitting.
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Three boys standing in a yard with a bunch of paper.
Three boys are working together on a project in the yard.
neutral
Boys standing does not imply working together on a project.
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Three boys standing in a yard with a bunch of paper.
Six boys are standing on the roof with a bunch of paper.
contradiction
There can be either three or six boys in the group, and the same group cannot simultaneously be in a yard and on the roof.
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Three boys standing in a yard with a bunch of paper.
Three boys are standing outside.
entailment
A yard is outside.
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Kayaker in protective helmet and blue kayak keeps afloat in raging waters.
The kayaker wears protective gear.
entailment
Helmet is gear.
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Kayaker in protective helmet and blue kayak keeps afloat in raging waters.
The women is an expert Kayaker.
neutral
Not every Kayaker are a women are an expert.
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Kayaker in protective helmet and blue kayak keeps afloat in raging waters.
The boy is hydraphobic.
contradiction
A boy who is hydraphobic would not willingly find himself in raging waters
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