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The players of the baseball team are standing on the field, with many people watching from the stands. | A baseball team stands on the field in front of a crowd. | entailment | Crowd is a restatement of people. | en |
The players of the baseball team are standing on the field, with many people watching from the stands. | Players of a baseball team are loading onto the bus to go home. | contradiction | The players would not be loading onto the bus if they were standing on the field. | en |
The players of the baseball team are standing on the field, with many people watching from the stands. | A baseball team stands on a field. | entailment | the players of the baseball team stands on the field | en |
The players of the baseball team are standing on the field, with many people watching from the stands. | A baseball team takes the field to start a game. | neutral | Players standing on field with people watching doesnt mean that they are waiting for other team to start the game | en |
Baseball players are playing on a field in a stadium filled with people. | Baseball players are playing in the Major Leagues with a stadium of people watching. | neutral | Just because they are playing at a stadium with people watching doesnt mean the they are playing major leagues or it being filled with people doesnt mean they were watching | en |
Baseball players are playing on a field in a stadium filled with people. | Two men are arguing. | contradiction | Players playing on a field is not the same as a couple men arguing. | en |
Baseball players are playing on a field in a stadium filled with people. | Baseball players are playing with a stadium of people watching. | entailment | people were watching baseball players | en |
A shirtless man in a red ball cap pulls fabric out of water. | A man with no shirt is pulling a pair of pants out of the water | neutral | Pulling fabric out of water doesnt mean it was a pair of pants | en |
A shirtless man in a red ball cap pulls fabric out of water. | A man without a shirt is pulling something out of the water | entailment | a shirtless man get out of the water | en |
A shirtless man in a red ball cap pulls fabric out of water. | A woman is riding a bicycle at the beach | contradiction | The man is pulling fabric out of water, while the woman is riding her bicycle. Two different people doing different things. | en |
A person in a yellow coat is walking outside at night. | The man is standing at the counter indoors. | contradiction | If someone is walking outside, they can not be standing indoors. | en |
A person in a yellow coat is walking outside at night. | There is a person in a coat. | entailment | "person in a coat" is a rephrasing of "person in a yellow coat". | en |
A person in a yellow coat is walking outside at night. | The man is outside among the street lights. | neutral | Just because a person is outside at night doesn't mean there are street lights. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The boy is taking pictures of the scenery. | entailment | A boy is a child | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child wearing baggy shorts is taking a picture for a photography album they are making. | neutral | Not every picture is taken for a photography album. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The boy is a photographer. | neutral | Taking a picture does not imply being a photographer. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A woman is washing her clothes in the laundry. | contradiction | You cannot be in a grassy, mountainous region and in the laundry at the same time. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child takes a picture with a camera on a tripod. | entailment | a child climbs a grassy mountainous region | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The child stands in the grass. | entailment | a child plays near the grass | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A young person is wearing warm weather clothes, and using expensive equipment. | entailment | a child wearing warm weather clothes looking good | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The child is taking a picture of the mountain range. | neutral | Standing in a mountainous region while taking a picture does not imply taking a picture of the mountain range in particular. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child is taking a break from baseball practice to take pictures of his friends. | neutral | Taking a picture does not imply it is of his friends or that the child is taking a break from baseball. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child plays a boardgame with some friends. | contradiction | The child can't be taking a picture in a mountainous area while also playing a boardgame. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child wearing baggy shorts is taking a picture. | entailment | the child's picture was nice | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A child takes a picture in the mountains for a school project. | neutral | Taking a project does not imply it is for a school project. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The adult stands next to the Christmas tree. | contradiction | You cannot be a child and an adult at the same time. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | The boy is riding a unicorn through the grassy field. | contradiction | The boy can't be taking a picture and also riding a unicorn simultaneously. | en |
A child wearing bluish baggy shorts and shirt with a striped baseball hat, taking a picture with a camera placed on tripod stand in a grassy mountainous region. | A man wearing baggy shorts is taking a picture of a desert. | contradiction | One cannot be a man and a child at the same time. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy putting together a puzzle. | contradiction | You can't be looking through a camera's viewfinder while also putting together a puzzle. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | The boy was smiling. | neutral | Looking does not imply smiling. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy trying out a new camera that was given to him as a gift. | neutral | Looking through a viewfinder of a camera does not imply the camera is new or that it was a gift. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | The camera is new. | neutral | Not all cameras are new. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy is playing video games in the winter. | contradiction | You cannot play video games while also looking through a camera's viewfinder. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A small child is preparing to take a photo. | neutral | Looking through a viewfinder on a camera does not necessarily imply preparing to take a photo. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy takes a picture in nice weather. | entailment | a young boy likes the weather | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A person in clothes. | entailment | a young boy was washing his clothes | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy takes a picture of a pretty flower. | neutral | Looking does not imply taking a picture of a pretty flower. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy is wearing shorts. | entailment | Usually other clothes with shorts like a top and a cap. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | Just a car. | contradiction | A boy who is human cannot be a car which is inhuman. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A boy looking through a camera. | entailment | A camera is often placed on a tripod. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | The camera is on the floor. | contradiction | A camera cannot be on the floor if it is placed on a tripod. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A young boy is peering through a camera. | entailment | Peering is another word for looking. | en |
A young boy wearing over-sized blue tank top and shorts, and a red and blue cap, is looking through the viewfinder on a camera placed on a tripod. | A young adult is watching tv. | contradiction | You can't look through a camera's viewfinder while also watching tv. | en |
A woman wearing two medals holds up seven fingers. | a woman wears medals | entailment | "a woman wears medals" is a rephrasing of "A woman wearing two medals". | en |
A woman wearing two medals holds up seven fingers. | a happy athlete just won two medals | neutral | Just because a woman has medals doesn't mean she is happy. Just because a woman is wearing medals doesn't mean she just won them. | en |
A woman wearing two medals holds up seven fingers. | a woman wears two medals and sits on a couch | contradiction | A women can not be up and sitting at the same time. I don't see a contradiction in this one. | en |
A shirtless man in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | A man in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | entailment | A man can be shirtless. | en |
A shirtless man in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | A woman in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | contradiction | One is either a man or a woman. | en |
A shirtless man in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | A sad man in a reddish orange hat stooping to pull something out of the water. | neutral | Not all men are sad. | en |
A small boy is taking pictures while standing in sand. | A small boy has a camera. | entailment | A camera is needed to take pictures. | en |
A small boy is taking pictures while standing in sand. | The small boy is standing on cement. | contradiction | Material is either sand or cement. | en |
A small boy is taking pictures while standing in sand. | The small boy has sand between his toes. | neutral | Standing in sand, does not necessarily imply that sand has gotten between his toes. | en |
A man on a boat getting ready to pull in his net to see what he caught. | The man is hopeful that he caught something in his net for dinner. | neutral | A man can fish without having his catch for dinner. | en |
A man on a boat getting ready to pull in his net to see what he caught. | The man is catching a shark in his net for dinner. | contradiction | The man does not know what he is going to catch as he's seeing what he caught. If he does not know then he can't be catching a shark. | en |
A man on a boat getting ready to pull in his net to see what he caught. | The man is getting his net out of the water to see if he caught a fish. | entailment | Getting his net out of the water requires the man to pull in his net. | en |
A bus full of people, among them a small boy in a blue shirt and a white ball cap. | A boy is wearing a shirt of his favorite baseball team. | neutral | Not all blue shirts are for baseball teams. | en |
A bus full of people, among them a small boy in a blue shirt and a white ball cap. | A boy is wearing a shirt. | entailment | A shirt can be blue. | en |
A bus full of people, among them a small boy in a blue shirt and a white ball cap. | The bus is empty. | contradiction | A bus cannot be full and empty at the same time. | en |
A kid is jumping off the side of a mountain just outside a city. | The kid is jumping outside of the city. | neutral | Just because a kid is jumping off the side of a mountain just outside the city does not mean that the kid is jumping outside of the city. | en |
A kid is jumping off the side of a mountain just outside a city. | Outside the city there's a mountain and there is a kid trying to jump off the side of it. | entailment | In both sentences, the mountain is outside the city and the kid is jumping off it. | en |
A kid is jumping off the side of a mountain just outside a city. | The kid is scared of jumping from the mountain. | contradiction | kid who is scared of jumping cannot be jumping off | en |
Couple talking and looking in same direction, man is using a cellphone and wearing a gray sweatshirt woman is wearing a black coat. | The cellphone is an iPhone | neutral | Not all cellphones are an iPhone. | en |
Couple talking and looking in same direction, man is using a cellphone and wearing a gray sweatshirt woman is wearing a black coat. | The man is using a cellphone | entailment | A man can be part of a couple. | en |
Couple talking and looking in same direction, man is using a cellphone and wearing a gray sweatshirt woman is wearing a black coat. | There is no cellphone | contradiction | One cannot have a cellphone and no cellphone at the same time. | en |
A man is standing next to a woman and he is holding an electronic device to his ear. | a person is talking to their spouse about the game the other day. | neutral | Men talk to women that are not necessarily their spouses, and not all conversations are about a game the other day. | en |
A man is standing next to a woman and he is holding an electronic device to his ear. | a guy eats a pizza at a night club. | contradiction | One is either holding an electronic device or one eats a pizza. | en |
A man is standing next to a woman and he is holding an electronic device to his ear. | a man is talking to someone on a cell phone while a person nearby looks ahead. | entailment | A woman can be someone, and an electronic device to an ear is usually a cell phone. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | a man on a bike | contradiction | One is either a group or a man. Transportation is either a bus or a bike. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A man looks out the window of his car. | contradiction | One is either a group or a man. Transportation is either a bus or a car. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | people in a vehicle | entailment | People can be in a group, and a bus is a vehicle. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | Several people are looking outside the window. | entailment | A group often contains several, looking out the windows is looking outside. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | The people in the picture all know each other. | neutral | Not everyone on public transportation knows each other. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A group of people traveling | entailment | Public transportation is used for traveling. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A group of people inside a windowless space. | contradiction | A space cannot have windows and be windowless simultaneously. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | Several people on a bus are looking outside the window. | neutral | There are other forms of public transportation besides the bus. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | people see a crash to the left | neutral | People look out the windows of buses for reasons other than a crash. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A class heads out on a field trip | neutral | Not everyone that uses a bus is going on a field trip. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A group of students on a bus look out at a car accident to their left. | neutral | Not everyone that uses the bus are students, and there are other reasons to look out windows besides to look at an accident. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | A man watches the ocean off his private yacht. | contradiction | One is either a group or a man. Transportation is either a bus or a yacht. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | At least one of these individuals is looking out the window. | entailment | One of the individuals can be in a group of people. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | Group of people peer out the windows of a transit vehicle to the left. | entailment | Peer and looking are used interchangeably, and a transit vehicle is a form of public transportation. | en |
A group of people inside some form of public transportation (such as a bus), are looking out the windows on the left side. | Everyone who is shown is in a private vehicle. | contradiction | One is either using public transportation or in a private vehicle. | en |
A man leaping from a rocky hill. | The man is being chased by a mountain lion. | neutral | Just because a man is leaping does not mean he is being chased by an animal. | en |
A man leaping from a rocky hill. | The man is outside. | entailment | A man leaping from a rocky hill means he is outside as leaping is an activity not performed inside home/indoor. | en |
A man leaping from a rocky hill. | The man is riding a jet ski. | contradiction | The man can't be leaping and riding at the same time. | en |
A group of middle-aged adults are riding a bus and all looking to their left out the window. | Grown people are on a bus. | entailment | Middle-aged adults are grown people, while on a bus implies riding a bus. | en |
A group of middle-aged adults are riding a bus and all looking to their left out the window. | Adults riding the bus home look out the window at the traffic accident. | neutral | There is nothing to suggest that the adults are riding the bus home or that there is a traffic accident | en |
A group of middle-aged adults are riding a bus and all looking to their left out the window. | Adults are riding the train home after a busy day in the city. | contradiction | A group of people cannot be ridding a bus and a train at a go. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | The tour bus is full of people. | entailment | A group of people are people. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A tour group is enjoying a view of the london tower from their bus. | neutral | There may be other things of interest from the bus than view of the London tower. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A group of people are riding on a bus. | entailment | A tour bus is a bus. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A group of people are being led on a musem tour. | contradiction | A group of people in a bus looking outside the window doesn't mean they are being led in a musem tour. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A group of people on a bus are observing something out their window. | entailment | On a bus implies riding, and observing can be by viewing. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | The bus can not go under 95 mph otherwise it will explode. | contradiction | It's unusual for a bus to travel under 95mp and explode at the same time. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | Two dogs rowing a boat. | contradiction | A group of men looking outside a window don't have to see a dog rowing a boat. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | People are on a bus. | entailment | A group of people are people, while a tour bus is a bus. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | People are at home sitting in chairs. | contradiction | People riding on a bus. Have to be seated. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A group of tourist are looking at the statue of liberty. | neutral | A group of people on a tour bus may look interestingly at things other than the statue of liberty. | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | People are in another country and site seeing on a bus. | neutral | Sentence 1 is missing people in another country | en |
A group of people are riding on a tour bus and viewing something interesting out the window. | A group of people are on vacation. | neutral | Not all people on a tour bus are on vacation. | en |
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