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An older man in jeans and a sweater is lifting down a box from the top of a pile.	The man is looking for something in the boxes.	neutral	He may not be looking for something.	en
An older man in jeans and a sweater is lifting down a box from the top of a pile.	The man is moving a box,	entailment	lifting down a box is moving a box	en
An older man places a wooden crate on top of a stack of wooden crates.	A man stacking crates.	entailment	"Older man" is specific type of man, "wooden" crates are a specific type of crates.	en
An older man places a wooden crate on top of a stack of wooden crates.	A man counting stock and moving crates.	neutral	Stacking a crate does not imply counting, and the presence of crates do not imply some sort of stock. Moving a single crate on top of other crates does not imply that one has, or is, moving multiple crates.	en
An older man places a wooden crate on top of a stack of wooden crates.	A man stacking boxes in a truck.	contradiction	One man is stacking wooden crates and the other is stacking boxes. They are also stacking the items on different items. One is stacking on other existing crates and the other is stacking them in a truck.	en
Man in sweater stacks wooden crates next to pile of plastic crates.	A man working hard.	entailment	A man stacking a pile of crates next to another pile of crates implies that he has already created one stack and is working on another, and is therefore working hard.	en
Man in sweater stacks wooden crates next to pile of plastic crates.	A guy like to keep things tidy.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing guy like to keep things tidy.	en
Man in sweater stacks wooden crates next to pile of plastic crates.	A chicken prepares for battle.	contradiction	A chicken prepares for battle and Man in sweater stacks wooden crates next to pile of plastic crates have no correlation.	en
Man stacking wooden crates on top of each other.	A man performs simple work functions.	entailment	Stacking is an action that requires only one step, which is to put one thing on top of each other.	en
Man stacking wooden crates on top of each other.	A man is using a machine to stack crates.	neutral	Stacking wooden crates does not always use a machine to stack crates.	en
Man stacking wooden crates on top of each other.	A man stacks crates next to each other.	contradiction	the make of the crates is irrelevant, however stacking next or on top is contradictory.	en
An elderly male is reaching for a crate.	A woman standing on a crate	contradiction	besides a woman or male, one is standing on a crate while the other is reaching	en
An elderly male is reaching for a crate.	A man and a crate	neutral	A man is not necessarily elderly.	en
An elderly male is reaching for a crate.	An old man trying to get to a crate	entailment	Reaching for a something implies that a person is trying to get the object.	en
A girl in a green sweatshirt sitting down and a girl in a dress leaning on blue lockers.	One girl is sitting.	entailment	Sitting down means that the girl is sitting.	en
A girl in a green sweatshirt sitting down and a girl in a dress leaning on blue lockers.	The girl is swimming.	contradiction	both sentence 1 are using A girl, and sentence two is using The girl implying one girl not two	en
A girl in a green sweatshirt sitting down and a girl in a dress leaning on blue lockers.	The girls are getting dressed for the game.	neutral	The fact that a girl in a green sweatshirt sitting down and a girl in a dress leaning on blue lockers does not imply that they are dressed for the game.	en
A girl is on a stool while another girl is reading and leaning on some lockers	A girl is busy reading while another sits nearby.	entailment	Most often, people sit on a stool. People that are reading are busy focusing on reading.	en
A girl is on a stool while another girl is reading and leaning on some lockers	Two girls are getting books out of their lockers.	contradiction	Two girls are getting books out of their lockers, contradicts the girls from sentence one by on is on a stool and the other is reading and leaning. different actions	en
A girl is on a stool while another girl is reading and leaning on some lockers	Two girls are in school.	neutral	Girls leaning on lockers does not exactly mean they are in school.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Men are working.	entailment	WORK AND WORKING ARE THE SAME.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men are inside a boat.	contradiction	both men are in different places, either work behind a fence or inside a boat.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Construction workers are digging a hole behind the fence.	neutral	People working behind a fence are not necessarily digging a hole.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men are working outside.	entailment	THE FENCE IS OUTSIDE.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men are standing on top of a fence.	contradiction	both men doing different actions and are in different places, such as working behind a fence or standing on top of it.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men a hats and yellow shirts are working behind a fence.	entailment	BASEBALL HATS ARE BEING WORN.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	The group of men are fighting chickens behind a fence.	contradiction	both men doing different things behind the fence. fighting chickens or working	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men work.	entailment	THEIR WORK IS BEHIND THE FENCE.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	The men in hats and shirts are working fast behind a fence.	neutral	People work behind a fence are not always working fast.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men work behind a fence.	entailment	THEY ARE AT WORK.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men work on digging up something behind a fence.	neutral	The fact that people work behind a fence does not imply they are digging up something.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	The men wear uniforms.	neutral	All brigh yellow shirts are not uniforms	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men are gardeners.	neutral	People in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence are not necessarily gardeners.	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Two men in yellow shirts doze off in the grass.	contradiction	men are dozing off in the grass, or working behind a fence no correlation to a fence or grass	en
Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence.	Tulips grow out of Popeye's ears.	contradiction	Two men in baseball hats and bright yellow shirts work behind a fence and Tulips grow out of Popeye's ears. Have no collaboration to each other unless sentence two is describing one of the men however that is not noted in the sentence. the reader does not have sufficient information to infer that popeye is one of the m...	en
Two men wearing bright green shirts are looking for something by a bush.	Two women are looking for something.	contradiction	The subject is either two men or two women.	en
Two men wearing bright green shirts are looking for something by a bush.	Two men are looking for a lost ring.	neutral	The object the two men are searching for could be anything, let alone a lost ring.	en
Two men wearing bright green shirts are looking for something by a bush.	Two men are looking for something.	entailment	THEY ARE LOOKING.	en
Two workers in neon green shirts opening a utility box.	Two workers are opening a utility box.	entailment	THEY NEED TO BE OPENING THE BOX.	en
Two workers in neon green shirts opening a utility box.	Two workers are hammering in nails on a deck.	contradiction	The workers cannot be opening a utility box and hammering nails at the same time.	en
Two workers in neon green shirts opening a utility box.	Two electricians are opening a utility box.	neutral	Only some workers are electricians.	en
Men wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	Sad Men wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	neutral	Not all men are sad.	en
Men wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	People wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	entailment	THE MEN ARE PEOPLE.	en
Men wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	Women wearing lime green shirts work behind a chain link fence.	contradiction	The subject is either men or women.	en
Two people doing yard work.	Two people sitting at a desk	contradiction	Two people cannot be doing yard work and sitting at a desk simultaneously.	en
Two people doing yard work.	Two people planting a vegetable garden	neutral	Planting vegetable garden is not the only work in yard	en
Two people doing yard work.	People working in a yard	entailment	people doing yard work is that they are working in a yard	en
A man with a drink cup is talking to another man.	Two guys are talking.	entailment	Both subjects are talking	en
A man with a drink cup is talking to another man.	Five girls are talking.	contradiction	The subject is either a man or five girls.	en
A man with a drink cup is talking to another man.	Two guys are talking and someone interrupts them.	neutral	That a man is talking to another does not imply that a third person interrupts them.	en
An older man with a cane stands against a wall.	A disabled man is resting his painful back	neutral	Not all older men are disabled. There could be any number of reasons the man stands against a wall, only one of which is that he is resting his painful back.	en
An older man with a cane stands against a wall.	A person is standing	entailment	THEY ARE STANDING OR STANDS.	en
An older man with a cane stands against a wall.	A man is sitting on the train	contradiction	The man cannot be sitting while he stands against a wall.	en
One person holds a giant snowball over two others on the ground in a snowy background.	People are outside in the snow.	entailment	One person and two others can be a group of people.	en
One person holds a giant snowball over two others on the ground in a snowy background.	One person holds a giant snowball over two others on the school grounds in a snowy background.	neutral	The person could be holding a snowball over others in just about any location, let alone school grounds.	en
One person holds a giant snowball over two others on the ground in a snowy background.	One person is holding two other people hostage with a gun on a plane.	contradiction	The person cannot be on a plane and on the ground at the same time.	en
A man holding a large chunk of snow over two people on the ground.	The guy is getting ready to throw snow at some people.	entailment	a man is a guy and two people refers to some people	en
A man holding a large chunk of snow over two people on the ground.	The father and the two kids are playing on the beach.	contradiction	The man cannot be holding snow while playing on the beach.	en
A man holding a large chunk of snow over two people on the ground.	The father is going to throw snow on his two kids.	neutral	The man may not be father and the people on ground may not be his two kids	en
Two friends await their demise as a man with a giant snowball held above his head waits for the perfect time to strike	Humans waiting	entailment	Two friends and a man are humans and await and waiting have the same meaning.	en
Two friends await their demise as a man with a giant snowball held above his head waits for the perfect time to strike	Tall humans waiting	neutral	That two people are friends does not mean they are tall.	en
Two friends await their demise as a man with a giant snowball held above his head waits for the perfect time to strike	Nobody is waiting	contradiction	Either two friends are waiting or nobody is waiting at all.	en
two dogs playing	The two dogs are sleeping under the porch of the house.	contradiction	The dogs cannot be asleep and playing at the same time.	en
two dogs playing	There are two animals in this picture.	entailment	Dogs are animals.	en
two dogs playing	The two dogs are chasing a frisbee across the field, thrown over and over by their owner.	neutral	Two dogs playing could entail all sorts of activities, only one of which involves chasing a Frisbee. That they are playing does not suggest that their owner throws the Frisbee over and over.	en
Two dogs look at one another outside.	Two dogs are outside.	entailment	Two dogs look at one another are two dogs.	en
Two dogs look at one another outside.	Two dogs are in the backyard glaring at each other over which will get to reach the bone first.	neutral	The dogs were looking at each other you can't tell that they were in the backyard fighting over a bone.	en
Two dogs look at one another outside.	Four dogs look at one another inside.	contradiction	Two dogs are not the same as four dogs. Outside is the opposite of inside.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two little dogs run across the grass.	entailment	Small and little are the same thing. Grass is green.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	animals are running outdoors	entailment	Two small dogs are animals. Grass is usually outdoors.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	It is raining on two dogs.	neutral	The dogs running across the grass does not suggest it is raining.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	the pets are laying on the floor inside.	contradiction	The animals cannot be running across grass and laying on the floor inside at the same time.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	The canines run near each other.	entailment	Dogs are canines.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	A pair of dogs are playing together.	neutral	That the dogs run across the grass does not imply they are playing.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Three cats are sleeping.	contradiction	The subject is either two small dogs or three cats.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	The dogs fall asleep near the cats.	contradiction	theres no way dogs can run if they are in their sleep.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two dogs are outside.	entailment	Dogs can be small. Grass is usually outside,	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two dogs sit down.	contradiction	There is no way dogs can be run and sit at the same time.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	some small dogs are running to their owners	neutral	The dogs running does not mean they are running to their owners.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two small brown dogs run across the green grass.	neutral	Dogs are not always brown.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	One dog chases after the other dog.	neutral	Dogs running together does not mean one dogs chases after the other dog.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two dogs are outside.	entailment	Dogs can be small. Grass is usually outside.	en
Two small dogs run across the green grass.	Two large dogs run across the sidewalk.	contradiction	green grass and a sidewalk a not the same thing.	en
Three people playing in the snow.	Three people play outside	entailment	The three people are playing in the snow so they are playing outside.	en
Three people playing in the snow.	Three people sit in a hot tub	contradiction	The three people are playing in the snow, which means they aren't sitting, and aren't around a hot tub.	en
Three people playing in the snow.	Three people build a snowman	neutral	The people could have been having a snowball fight instead of building a snowman.	en
two small dogs playing with each other in the grass	Two dogs are playing tug-o-war.	neutral	Dogs playing together does not mean they have to be playing tug-o-war.	en
two small dogs playing with each other in the grass	Two dogs are playing.	entailment	Dogs can be small.	en
two small dogs playing with each other in the grass	Two dogs are fighting.	contradiction	The dogs cannot be playing and fighting at the same time.	en
A man in a white jacket standing in front of an older woman in a white jacket playing crochet.	The man wearing the jacket stood in front of two women.	entailment	A man in a jacket is wearing the jacket. A jacket can be white.	en
A man in a white jacket standing in front of an older woman in a white jacket playing crochet.	The man was wearing a black jacket.	contradiction	One can't wear a black jacket and a white jacket at the same time.	en
a woman in a coat watching a man in a jacket kick balls.	A woman sees a man sitting still.	contradiction	You can't really kick balls and be sitting still at the same time.	en
a woman in a coat watching a man in a jacket kick balls.	A woman is watching a sporting event.	neutral	A man kicking balls does not mean it is a sporting event.	en
a woman in a coat watching a man in a jacket kick balls.	A woman is watching a man kick things.	entailment	A woman can only be watching a man kick balls.	en
A man and woman are looking at many balls on the ground.	A girl looking at some squares on the bench	contradiction	Unless the first sentence is lying, I don't think she couldn't have been looking at balls and squares at the same time.	en
A man and woman are looking at many balls on the ground.	A married couple examining some balls	neutral	Just because there is a man and woman does not mean that they are married.	en
A man and woman are looking at many balls on the ground.	Two people looking at balls	entailment	Two people looking at balls is a man and a woman.	en
A man and old woman is playing a game	Two kids watch tv.	contradiction	man and woman and kids are not the same and playing a game and watching tv aren't the same.	en
A man and old woman is playing a game	Two people play a game.	entailment	Two playing a game is a man and an old woman.	en
A man and old woman is playing a game	An old woman plays a game with her son.	neutral	The man with the old woman does not mean that he is her son.	en

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