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A woman in a floral dress talks to children in front of a van.	A lady in a dress is taking kids to a museum.	neutral	No evidence that the lady is taking kids to a museum. She may have been standing in front of the van explaining how to locate the battery.	en
A woman in a floral dress talks to children in front of a van.	A woman is screaming at her kid.	contradiction	Talking is different than screaming. Children implies plural, not just one kid.	en
Two men with heads down signing a paper.	The men are signing their names.	neutral	No evidence that the man are signing their names. They may have been leaving a note for someone.	en
Two men with heads down signing a paper.	The men jump off a bridge.	contradiction	Signing a paper can't happen while jumping off a bridge, there's not enough time.	en
Two men with heads down signing a paper.	The two men sign something.	entailment	The men are signing something, which sentence one gives detail about.	en
A man and a woman having an intimate conversation in front a statue.	A couple are having a conversation	entailment	A man and a woman who are having an intimate conversation may be a couple.	en
A man and a woman having an intimate conversation in front a statue.	A couple are having dinner in a restaurant.	contradiction	An intimate conversation cannot take place at a restaurant, and statues don't usually exist in front of restaurants.	en
A man and a woman having an intimate conversation in front a statue.	A couple are discussing vacation plans	neutral	No evidence that the man and woman are a couple. We also have no way to knowing the were discussing vacation plans. An intimate conversation makes you think it was something more personal.	en
A man in a Tour De Force shirt is working on a bicycle.	A woman is biking.	contradiction	Working on a bicycle is not the same as biking, they can't happen concurrently. A man is not a woman.	en
A man in a Tour De Force shirt is working on a bicycle.	A man is working on his favorite bike.	neutral	No evidence the man is working on this favorite bike. He could be a bike mechanic.	en
A man in a Tour De Force shirt is working on a bicycle.	A man is working on a bike.	entailment	A man is working on a bike, and wearing a biking shirt.	en
A young toddler wearing pink sandals is walking on hopscotch numbers.	A young girl wears sandals and walks on hopscotch numbers.	neutral	A toddler is not assumed to be a girl.	en
A young toddler wearing pink sandals is walking on hopscotch numbers.	A grown man wearing pink sandals plays hopscotch.	contradiction	The young toddler is a child, not a grown man.	en
A young toddler wearing pink sandals is walking on hopscotch numbers.	A baby walks on the ground.	entailment	A young toddler, which is called a baby, is walking on hopscotch numbers, which are put on the ground.	en
a man wearing blue plays soccer.	man playing soccer	entailment	The man is playing soccer regardless of his clothes.	en
a man wearing blue plays soccer.	man competing in soccer competition	neutral	Not all men playing soccer are competing in a competition, he could be practicing footwork.	en
a man wearing blue plays soccer.	man playing basketball	contradiction	Soccer and basketball are different sports.	en
Mothers with children talking at a gathering.	The mothers are yelling at the children.	contradiction	Talking is not the same as yelling.	en
Mothers with children talking at a gathering.	They are talking about thier kids.	neutral	No evidence as to what the mothers are talking about.	en
Mothers with children talking at a gathering.	The mothers are having conversations.	entailment	Mothers are having a conversation at a gathering, which can also be said as talking.	en
Two women are talking while children are sitting on their laps.	The man is painting a house.	contradiction	A man is not a woman. Women is plural, a man is singular. Painting is different than sitting with children in the lap.	en
Two women are talking while children are sitting on their laps.	Some women are babysitting.	neutral	Can not tell whether these women are the children's mother, babysitting or a friend. There is also no way to know that "some" women is the same as two women.	en
Two women are talking while children are sitting on their laps.	Some women are talking.	entailment	Two women are talking with their children on their laps. sentence two just summarizes the information.	en
Two women, each embracing a little girl, catch up at a small family gathering.	2 women are carrying little girls.	entailment	Women embracing a little girl are carrying little girls.	en
Two women, each embracing a little girl, catch up at a small family gathering.	The women were showing their daughters an animal.	neutral	No evidence that the little girl is the daughters of the women. There was no mention of an animal being at the family gathering too.	en
Two women, each embracing a little girl, catch up at a small family gathering.	The women left their children behind.	contradiction	Leaving children behind can't happen if the women are embracing them, and being at a family gathering means they're stationary.	en
Two women holding children talking to one another.	The women are having a playdate with their toddlers.	neutral	No evidence that the children are having a playdate. They may have just ran into each other at the playground. We also have no way of knowing whether the children are toddlers or teenagers.	en
Two women holding children talking to one another.	Two women are running at the park looking for their children.	contradiction	Two women can't be holding children talking and running at the park looking for their children at the same time.	en
Two women holding children talking to one another.	There are at least four people.	entailment	Two women holding children means they are at least holding one. That's four people.	en
Two women, each with a child, look at each other.	The women have no kids	contradiction	The women can't each have a child, but have no kids.	en
Two women, each with a child, look at each other.	Women are with their kids	entailment	Two women are each with a child, presumably their kids.	en
Two women, each with a child, look at each other.	The kids are small	neutral	No evidence that either of the children are small.	en
A black-and-white dog carries a stick in his mouth as he swims in the clear water.	The water is empty	contradiction	A dog can't swim if the water is empty.	en
A black-and-white dog carries a stick in his mouth as he swims in the clear water.	A dog is outside	entailment	Water may be an outside location	en
A black-and-white dog carries a stick in his mouth as he swims in the clear water.	The dog is having a great time	neutral	There is nothing to indicate that the dog is having a great time.	en
A black and white dog with a stick in its mouth is swimming.	A dog with an object in it's mouth is in the water.	entailment	A stick is an object. Swimming means in water.	en
A black and white dog with a stick in its mouth is swimming.	A Dalmatian with a stick in its mouth is swimming slowly.	neutral	We don't know if the dog is a Dalmatian.	en
A black and white dog with a stick in its mouth is swimming.	A cat with a stick in its mouth is in a bathtub.	contradiction	There can be either a dog or a cat with a stick in its mouth and it is swimming or in the bathtub.	en
A pirate is chasing a princess down the sidewalk.	Pirate chasing a peach cosplayer	neutral	Not all princesses are peach cosplayers, there is also Zelda.	en
A pirate is chasing a princess down the sidewalk.	Pirate doing the hokey pokey	contradiction	A pirate that is doing the hokey pokey is dancing not chasing a princess.	en
A pirate is chasing a princess down the sidewalk.	Pirate on the sidewalk	entailment	If the pirate is chasing a princess down the sidewalk, he is on the sidewalk.	en
A dog is fetching a stick out of very clear water.	A dog is fetching a stick out of very clear water.	entailment	Both statements tell of a dog fetching a stick out of very clear water.	en
A dog is fetching a stick out of very clear water.	A dog is fetching a stick out of very clear water in the back yard.	neutral	Not all dogs playing fetch are in the back yard, they might be at the dog park.	en
A dog is fetching a stick out of very clear water.	A dog is sleeping on the front porch.	contradiction	A sleeping dog can not be fetching.	en
A dog in the water carries a stick in his mouth.	A dog is going for a walk in the park.	contradiction	A dog can't be in the water at the same time it is going for a walk.	en
A dog in the water carries a stick in his mouth.	A dog fetches a stick out of the lake.	neutral	We don't know if the dog is by the lake.	en
A dog in the water carries a stick in his mouth.	A dog carries a stick in his mouth.	entailment	A dog carrying a stick in his mouth carries a stick in his mouth.	en
Two children are running down a sidewalk dressed in costumes.	Kids are going to a costume party.	neutral	We don't know necessarily if the kids are going to a costume party.	en
Two children are running down a sidewalk dressed in costumes.	Kids are getting in a fight.	contradiction	The kids are either running or fighting.	en
Two children are running down a sidewalk dressed in costumes.	Two kids are running.	entailment	Children are called kids.	en
1 little boy wearing a pirate costume following closely behind a little girl wearing a blue dress carrying a orange pumpkin bucket and walking down the sidewalk.	A boy and girl trick or treating.	neutral	Not everyone in costume are trick or treating, they could be going to a party.	en
1 little boy wearing a pirate costume following closely behind a little girl wearing a blue dress carrying a orange pumpkin bucket and walking down the sidewalk.	Boy in costume followed by a girl in costume.	entailment	As it is being inferred that it is Halloween, both the boy and the girl are wearing a costume.	en
1 little boy wearing a pirate costume following closely behind a little girl wearing a blue dress carrying a orange pumpkin bucket and walking down the sidewalk.	A boy in a clown costume followed by a girl.	contradiction	A pirate costume is different than a clown costume.	en
A little boy in a pirate costume is running behind a little girl in a princess costume carrying an orange pumpkin along the sidewalk.	The kids are sitting in their desks during class.	contradiction	It is not possible for humans to be in two places at once (along the sidewalk, classroom) nor is it possible for anyone to be running while also sitting.	en
A little boy in a pirate costume is running behind a little girl in a princess costume carrying an orange pumpkin along the sidewalk.	Two kids wearing costumes are outside.	entailment	The two kids are a little boy and a little girl, and they are outside if they are carrying a pumpkin along the sidewalk.	en
A little boy in a pirate costume is running behind a little girl in a princess costume carrying an orange pumpkin along the sidewalk.	The kids are trick-or-treating for Halloween.	neutral	Just because the little boy and little girl are in costume carrying an orange pumpkin doesn't mean they are trick-or-treating for Halloween.	en
A man with a gray shirt holds a young infant in his hands.	The man is holding his child.	neutral	We don't know that the child belongs to the man.	en
A man with a gray shirt holds a young infant in his hands.	A man is wearing a shirt.	entailment	A man in a gray shirt is wearing a shirt.	en
A man with a gray shirt holds a young infant in his hands.	The man has a yellow shirt.	contradiction	A man either has a gray shirt on or a yellow shirt.	en
Two girls, each in a dress walking together.	Two girls are doing exercise to live healthy.	neutral	We don't know if the girls are doing exercise.	en
Two girls, each in a dress walking together.	Two girls slapped each other.	contradiction	Walking together is not slapping each other.	en
Two girls, each in a dress walking together.	Two Girls are doing exercise.	entailment	Walking is exercise.	en
A group of people are sitting around a table under a blue sunshade.	people having barbecue	neutral	We don't know if people are having a barbecue.	en
A group of people are sitting around a table under a blue sunshade.	girl plays nintendo	contradiction	A group of people is not a girl.	en
A group of people are sitting around a table under a blue sunshade.	people sit around table	entailment	People sitting around a table sit around table.	en
People in line for plates of rice.	People are waiting to eat.	entailment	Being in line is a type of waiting, and rice is a type of food people eat.	en
People in line for plates of rice.	People in line at a soup kitchen.	neutral	Not everyplace where people line up for rice is a soup kitchen, it might be a really good Chinese street-food vendor.	en
People in line for plates of rice.	People are sitting down eating.	contradiction	If people are sitting then they cannot be in line which means standing up.	en
People sitting down to eat.	The wedding party guests sit down to enjoy the feast.	neutral	We don't know if the people are wedding party guests.	en
People sitting down to eat.	People are about to eat.	entailment	One must be about to eat if one is sitting down to eat.	en
People sitting down to eat.	People milling about after a concert.	contradiction	People can't sit down and mill about at the same time.	en
Several men sit outside on brick ledges built around tall trees.	Some men are sitting outdoors.	entailment	Outdoors is another way to say outside.	en
Several men sit outside on brick ledges built around tall trees.	The men just got done working.	neutral	Men can sit outside other times than when they just got done working.	en
Several men sit outside on brick ledges built around tall trees.	The men are chopping down the trees.	contradiction	You can either be sitting outside on the tree or chopping it down.	en
Workers are eating a meal while one man sits on a pile of plywood.	Workers are outside at a construction zone.	neutral	Not all workers are outside, nor necessarily at a construction zone.	en
Workers are eating a meal while one man sits on a pile of plywood.	Workers are resting during a meal break.	entailment	A meal break infers eating, and sitting is a form of resting.	en
Workers are eating a meal while one man sits on a pile of plywood.	Workers are talking and sitting on metal beams.	contradiction	Eating and talking are two different things.	en
Workers are taking a break during midday.	Workers are diligently building a house.	contradiction	Workers cannot be taking a break and working diligently on building a house at the same time.	en
Workers are taking a break during midday.	Workers are eating sandwiches on break.	neutral	We don't know if the people are eating sandwiches.	en
Workers are taking a break during midday.	Workers are on break.	entailment	On break is a rephrasing of taking a break.	en
Workers are sitting next to a work zone eating food.	the workers are sitting eating food	contradiction	The workers have to be near the work zone eating food.	en
Workers are sitting next to a work zone eating food.	the workers are finished the work	neutral	We don't know if the people finished the work.	en
Workers are sitting next to a work zone eating food.	the workers are waiting for next work	entailment	Sitting next to a work zone eating shows that workers are waiting for next work.	en
Biker riding dirt bike on dirt track	He winning the race.	neutral	Not all bikers are in a race, let alone winning the race.	en
Biker riding dirt bike on dirt track	He is paddling a canoe.	contradiction	Riding a bike is different than paddling a canoe.	en
Biker riding dirt bike on dirt track	Human rides two wheeled vehicle.	entailment	A biker is most likely human, and a dirt bike is a type of two wheeled vehicle.	en
A motorcycle racer is in action at the track.	The racer is driving.	entailment	A racer is driving shows that the racer is in action at the track.	en
A motorcycle racer is in action at the track.	The motorcycle racer is running	contradiction	A motorcycle racer is most likely in action at the track in his motorcycle and is not running.	en
A motorcycle racer is in action at the track.	The racer is wearing a suit.	neutral	Not all motorcycles racers wear suit.	en
A blond woman with her hair up is taking off a white sweatshirt.	A woman is taking off a blue shirt.	contradiction	The shirt cannot be blue and white.	en
A blond woman with her hair up is taking off a white sweatshirt.	A woman is getting undressed.	neutral	Just because a woman is taking off sweatshirt doesn't necessarily mean that she is getting undressed.	en
A blond woman with her hair up is taking off a white sweatshirt.	A woman is blonde	entailment	Blond woman is a rephrasing of woman is blonde.	en
A person is a red hat and winter jacket is looking into the distance.	A farmer stares to see if he can see his cattle herd.	neutral	Not every person is a farmer. The fact that a person is looking into the distance doesn't imply that he stares to see his cattle herd.	en
A person is a red hat and winter jacket is looking into the distance.	The person stares off into the distance.	entailment	Looking is a synonym of stares.	en
A person is a red hat and winter jacket is looking into the distance.	A man sends a telegram.	contradiction	The man would not be looking into the distance if he is busy sending a telegram.	en
A man riding a dirt bike	The man is in a car.	contradiction	The man is either in a car or riding on a dirt bike. These are two different vehicles.	en
A man riding a dirt bike	A man is riding a dirtbike with his friend.	neutral	riding dirtbike doesn't imply with friend	en
A man riding a dirt bike	The man is accelerating on the dirt bike.	neutral	Not everyone riding a dirt bike is accelerating, they have to slow down too.	en
A man riding a dirt bike	Man riding bike at park	neutral	The fact that a man riding a bike doesn't imply that he is riding at park.	en
A man riding a dirt bike	The man is walking.	contradiction	Riding and walking are two different activities.	en

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