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Fellows writing on the back of a friend with black markers. | People are writing silly things on their friend's back with markers. | neutral | It does not say in the context above if they are writing silly things on their friends back. | en |
A couple dressed in hoodies kissing on the beach. | they are not at a beach | contradiction | the couple is either on the beach or not a beach | en |
A couple dressed in hoodies kissing on the beach. | there is a couple | entailment | A couple is two people. | en |
A couple dressed in hoodies kissing on the beach. | there is a couple in love | neutral | Just because a couple are kissing does not always mean they are in love. | en |
A man holds up a fish he just caught. | The fish was huge! | neutral | All we know is the man caught a fish. We do not know the size of the fish and if it was huge. | en |
A man holds up a fish he just caught. | The man was using a sword to catch fish with. | contradiction | If one holds up a fish, he has already caught the fish and is not using a sword currently to catch fish. | en |
A man holds up a fish he just caught. | He found a great place to fish. | entailment | If the man caught a fish then it must be a great place to fish. | en |
A woman in a green t-shirt speaks into a microphone. | There is a woman in a green t-shirt. | entailment | In order for a woman in a green t-shirt to speak into a microphone, there must be one there. | en |
A woman in a green t-shirt speaks into a microphone. | The woman is speaking for TEDtalks. | neutral | Just because a woman is speaking into a microphone does not imply that she is speaking for TEDtalks. | en |
A woman in a green t-shirt speaks into a microphone. | A man in green shorts speaks into a microphone. | contradiction | A woman in a t-shirt cannot be a man in shorts. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | Girl behind group of walkers | neutral | Just because the girl is walking down a dirt road, does not mean that she is necessarily walking with the group of walkers to be identified with them as walking behind. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | The girl is not at the head of the pack of people. | entailment | The girl can not be the head of the pack if she is behind the other walkers. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A little girl walking down a dirt road to meet up with her friends. | neutral | A girl walking behind a group of walkers is not necessarily meeting up with friends. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | Girl walking down road | entailment | little girl walking down shows that Girl walking down road | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A small girl is sneaking up on some people walking down a dirt road | neutral | A little girl walking behind people does not imply that she is sneaking up on them | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | guys in group | contradiction | A group does not mean they are a group of guys. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A girl rides her bike on the sidewalk | contradiction | If she is walking, she is not riding a bike. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A little girl walking outdoors. | entailment | If a little girl is walking on a dirt road, she must be outdoors. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A girl is riding a bicycle down a grassy hill. | contradiction | If one is walking on a dirt road, they are not riding a bicycle down a grassy hill. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | The young girl is following her parents down the road. | neutral | A girl walking behind other walkers does not imply that those walkers are her parents. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A tired girl is having trouble keeping up with her parents. | neutral | A girl walking behind other walkers does not imply either that she is having trouble or that the walkers are her parents. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | The little girl is riding a bike. | contradiction | If she is walking, she cannot be riding a bike at the same time. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A girl is on a dirt road. | entailment | There is a girl walking down the dirt road. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A small girl is following people walking down a dirt road. | entailment | There is a little girl is following a group of other walkers down a dirt road. | en |
A little girl walking down a dirt road behind a group of other walkers. | A little girl lying down, watching television. | contradiction | If she is walking, she cannot be lying down. | en |
A bunch of travelers stand around. | A group of people are corded together. | entailment | There are a group of travelers standing together. | en |
A bunch of travelers stand around. | There is one person outside. | contradiction | A bunch of travelers is more then just one person. | en |
A bunch of travelers stand around. | A group of people are crowded for a street performer. | neutral | All travelers standing around does not necessarily mean there is a street performer present | en |
A young adult wearing jeans and a camouflage t-shirt playing a black electric guitar. | A rock musician auditions for a band. | neutral | Not all young adults rock musicians, and this young adult is not necessarily auditioning for a band. | en |
A young adult wearing jeans and a camouflage t-shirt playing a black electric guitar. | The musician wears a frilly dress. | contradiction | A frilly dress is a different style than jeans and a t-shirt. | en |
A young adult wearing jeans and a camouflage t-shirt playing a black electric guitar. | The guitar player weras black and camo clothing. | entailment | There was a guitar player dressed in black and camouflage clothing. | en |
There is an Asian woman in a black suit who is standing around and waiting at an airport. | A woman is knitting a hat for a baby. | contradiction | An activity like knitting would not happen while standing around and waiting. | en |
There is an Asian woman in a black suit who is standing around and waiting at an airport. | The woman is talking on her cell phone while she is waiting at an airport. | neutral | Just because the woman is standing around waiting at an airport does not imply that she is talking on her cell phone | en |
There is an Asian woman in a black suit who is standing around and waiting at an airport. | A woman is waiting at the airport. | entailment | The woman was at the airport waiting. | en |
A woman of Asian looking descent in a black outfit standing in the airport baggage area. | A woman waiting to collect her luggage after flying in from the Orient to join the symphony orchestra on it's tour | neutral | Not all women standing in the airport baggage area are waiting to collect luggage. Just because she is waiting in the area does not imply that she is part of a symphony orchestra. | en |
A woman of Asian looking descent in a black outfit standing in the airport baggage area. | A woman waiting at the airport baggage claim | entailment | There was a woman standing and waiting at the airport baggage claim. | en |
A woman of Asian looking descent in a black outfit standing in the airport baggage area. | A woman walking three dogs in the park | contradiction | An airport is a different location than a park | en |
People are waiting with their luggage at an airport check-in. | People are waiting to check in for their flights. | entailment | THEY ARE WAITING TO CHECK IN WITH THEIR LUGGAGE. | en |
People are waiting with their luggage at an airport check-in. | A couple nearly misses their cruise departure due to traffic. | contradiction | An airport is for flying while a cruise occurs on the water. | en |
People are waiting with their luggage at an airport check-in. | A very long line of people are waiting to check in for their flights. | neutral | That people are waiting does not mean they form a very long line. | en |
People in a airport with luggage waiting on something. | The plane is late to the airport. | neutral | The fact that people are waiting in an airport does not mean that a plane is late. | en |
People in a airport with luggage waiting on something. | The people are at home sleeping. | contradiction | Someone's home and an airport are different locations. | en |
People in a airport with luggage waiting on something. | The people are indoors waiting. | entailment | THE AIRPORT IS INDOORS. | en |
A kid does a tumbling move over a leaf-covered lawn near sundown. | a short kid does a tumbling move | neutral | The kid does not have to be short. | en |
A kid does a tumbling move over a leaf-covered lawn near sundown. | a young woman does a tumbling move | contradiction | A kid is considered a younger human than a young woman. | en |
A kid does a tumbling move over a leaf-covered lawn near sundown. | a kid does a tumbling move | entailment | THEY ARE TUMBLING. | en |
A band performs on a stage. | A band performs. | entailment | 'A band performs' is a short version of 'A band performs on a stage'. | en |
A band performs on a stage. | A band take a break in the green room. | contradiction | either a band performs or take a break and are on a stage or in the green room | en |
A band performs on a stage. | A band plays a song. | neutral | A band may perform on stage without playing a song. | en |
A woman in a black shirt walking down the street | A young man in a red shirt is riding a skateboard down thew street. | contradiction | A woman and man are different genders. | en |
A woman in a black shirt walking down the street | A woman in a black shirt is walking to work. | neutral | A woman walking down the street is not necessarily going to work. | en |
A woman in a black shirt walking down the street | There is a woman wearing a back shirt walking in the street. | entailment | THEY ARE ON THE STREET. | en |
A man with a blue and white trucker style hat with a logo is wearing glasses in front of a man with a yellow shirt. | a man wairs a blue hat and glasses | entailment | HIS HAT IS TRUCKER STYLE. | en |
A man with a blue and white trucker style hat with a logo is wearing glasses in front of a man with a yellow shirt. | he is meeting a friend of his | neutral | A man being met by another man is not necessarily a friend of his. | en |
A man with a blue and white trucker style hat with a logo is wearing glasses in front of a man with a yellow shirt. | they are driving | contradiction | Driving is usually not done with one person sitting in front of another. | en |
A man in a t-shirt, glasses and a National Bohemian Beer cap is looking to his right and smiling. | a man is smiling | entailment | A man can be smiling | en |
A man in a t-shirt, glasses and a National Bohemian Beer cap is looking to his right and smiling. | a man is happily wearing his beer cap outside | contradiction | A capital A and a small a are different and there is no period after outside, these are contradictions. :) | en |
A man in a t-shirt, glasses and a National Bohemian Beer cap is looking to his right and smiling. | a man is smiling because of his shirt | neutral | The smiling man is not necessarily smiling because of his shirt. | en |
A woman in pink is singing on stage next to three guitar players. | She is performing at a concert. | neutral | The woman singing may not be performing at a concert. | en |
A woman in pink is singing on stage next to three guitar players. | A woman is singing. | entailment | THERE IS A WOMAN. | en |
A woman in pink is singing on stage next to three guitar players. | The woman is not a good singer. | contradiction | One is either pink or they are not. I am trying to contradict... | en |
A woman in a black-shirt is walking holding a silver cellphone. | a woman is walking | entailment | SHE IS WALKING. | en |
A woman in a black-shirt is walking holding a silver cellphone. | a man is walking | contradiction | In sentence one, a woman is walking. In sentence two, a man is walking. It must be one or the other. | en |
A woman in a black-shirt is walking holding a silver cellphone. | an older woman is walking | neutral | All woman are not older women. | en |
A group of people are at an aquarium to view marine life. | A group of people are looking at Zebras at the zoo. | contradiction | Zebras are not marine life. Aquariums house only marine life, while zoos house mammals and the like who do not live in the water. | en |
A group of people are at an aquarium to view marine life. | A group are at the aquarium on a tour. | neutral | The group of people are not necessarily on a tour. | en |
A group of people are at an aquarium to view marine life. | A group are viewing all the different types of fish at the aquarium. | entailment | THE FISH ARE PART OF THE MARINE LIFE. | en |
A young women smiling and a young man smirking in front of a speaker. | Two young people arguing. | contradiction | Smiling and smirking implies happiness or mirth, while arguing implies unhappiness or unrest. The two emotions are contradictory. | en |
A young women smiling and a young man smirking in front of a speaker. | A young couple on a date. | neutral | The young man and woman are not necessarily on a date. | en |
A young women smiling and a young man smirking in front of a speaker. | Two people enjoying each others company. | entailment | THEY ARE SMIRKING BECAUSE THEY ARE ENJOYING EACH OTHERS COMPANY. | en |
A man is doing his laundry. | A young man is eating lunch. | contradiction | In sentence one, the man is doing his laundry. In sentence two, the man is eating lunch. These are two completely different activities. | en |
A man is doing his laundry. | A man does his laundry. | entailment | When a person does his laundry it means the person did the laundry | en |
A man is doing his laundry. | A man does laundry for his family. | neutral | laundry doesn't always mean for his family. | en |
A person stands in the middle of traffic. | A person is sitting in the the middle of nowhere. | contradiction | It sentence one, the person is standing in the middle of traffic, which poses a threat to their life. In sentence two, the person is sitting (rather than standing) in the middle of nowhere, which poses no immediate danger. | en |
A person stands in the middle of traffic. | A person stands in the middle in the public waiting to move. | neutral | stands doesn't always mean waiting | en |
A person stands in the middle of traffic. | A person is standing in the public. | entailment | middle of traffic is outside in the public. | en |
A man dressed in a red shirt sits watching his laundry being washed. | The man is riding a bicycle. | contradiction | In sentence one the man is watching his laundry being washed. In sentence two he is riding a bicycle. The man cannot complete both of these tasks at once. | en |
A man dressed in a red shirt sits watching his laundry being washed. | A man in indoors. | entailment | Laundry is indoors of a building. | en |
A man dressed in a red shirt sits watching his laundry being washed. | A man is in a laundromat. | neutral | watching doesn't always mean laundromat. | en |
Man sits and watches five washing machines. | A man sits in a laundromat. | neutral | watches doesn't always mean laundromat. | en |
Man sits and watches five washing machines. | A man watches the only machine in the room. | contradiction | In sentence one, there are five washing machines to be watched. In sentence two, it is stated explicitly that there is only one machine in the room for viewing. | en |
Man sits and watches five washing machines. | There is a person watching machines designed to clean laundry. | entailment | washing machines is a machine that clean the laundry. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | Some people are watching fish in an aquarium. | entailment | People looking at fish at an aquarium are definitely watching fish in an aquarium. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People looking at fish for a school project. | neutral | People looking at fish in an aquarium doesn't imply those people are doing a school project. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | A group of people is observing aquatic life. | entailment | looking and observing means the same thing. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | The group of people have reached the top of the Eiffel Tower. | contradiction | An aquarium is not the Eiffel Tower. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People are spending their day off inside of an aquarium with sharks. | neutral | looking at doesn't always mean spending their day | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | There are two sharks in an aquarium exhibit. | neutral | looking at doesn't always mean exhibit. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | The people are eating fish. | contradiction | In sentence one the people are observing the fish in an aquarium. In sentence two they are eating fish. One is not able to consume the aquarium fish, thus making these sentences contradictory. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People are gathered around a dinosaur exhibit at a museum. | contradiction | An aquarium is for observing living animals, specifically fish and other marine life. A museum is for viewing things of the past and that are deceased, such as dinosaurs which can only be viewed in an exhibit. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People are gazing upon fish in an aquarium. | entailment | looking at something means the person is gazing. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People are looking at fish in the ocean on a beach. | contradiction | Fish who live in an aquarium live in an enclosed area that is created for people to visit and view them. Fish who live in the ocean live freely and are often much more difficult to be observed than in an aquarium. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People looking at turtles. | contradiction | fish and turtles are not placed in the same aquarium so the people can not be looking at both | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | The people are visiting the aquarium. | neutral | looking at doesn't always mean visiting | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | People looking at fish. | entailment | fish is in aquarium. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | There are people at an aquarium looking at fish. | entailment | People looking means there are people present at the location. | en |
People looking at fish at an aquarium. | A field trip visits an aquarium to look at fish. | neutral | People doesn't always mean field trip | en |
A man sitting at the public laundromat waiting for his clothes to finish drying. | Nobody is sitting. | contradiction | either a man or nobody is sitting | en |
A man sitting at the public laundromat waiting for his clothes to finish drying. | A human sitting. | entailment | A man is a human. | en |
A man sitting at the public laundromat waiting for his clothes to finish drying. | A large human sitting. | neutral | A man is not necessarily large and not all humans are a man. | en |
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