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A woman with red-hair talks on her cellphone while sitting down.	A woman is talking to her child on the phone about school.	neutral	when a woman is talking to her child on the phone about school cant be said that she is with red hair	en
A woman with red-hair talks on her cellphone while sitting down.	A woman is sitting and talking on her cellphone.	entailment	The woman has red-hair.	en
A woman talks on her cellphone while standing near a brick wall.	A woman is on her cellphone.	entailment	The woman being on the the phone means talking on the phone.	en
A woman talks on her cellphone while standing near a brick wall.	A woman is talking to her lawyer on her cellphone.	neutral	a woman talking on the phone to her lawyer that doesn't mean she is standing near brick wall	en
A woman talks on her cellphone while standing near a brick wall.	An alien is on her cellphone.	contradiction	There is a difference between an alien and a woman.	en
Bishop making the cross with ashes on a man's forehead	the man had a ash on his forehead	entailment	The Bishop made a cross on the mans forehead which is why he had ash on his forehead	en
Bishop making the cross with ashes on a man's forehead	the man was at church	neutral	if the man is at church that doesn't mean he is making the cross with ashes on his forehead	en
Bishop making the cross with ashes on a man's forehead	the bishop talked to the woman while putting a cross on her cheek	contradiction	Forehead and cheek are two different parts of body.	en
A priest rubs a cross on a man's forehead.	two men are skydiving	contradiction	Men rubbing cross cannot be skydiving at same time.	en
A priest rubs a cross on a man's forehead.	a man getting rid of his demon	neutral	A priest can rub a cross on a man's forehead for more reasons than getting rid of his demon.	en
A priest rubs a cross on a man's forehead.	a priest rubs a man with his "cross."	entailment	A priest rubbing a man's forehead is equivalent to rubbing a man with a cross.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	Two men are playing tennis.	contradiction	One cant put hand on the other person,s forehead while playing tennis.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	The men are married to one another.	neutral	The men are married to one another doesn't imply that he is with white robe with a purple sash places his hand	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	Two men are near each other.	entailment	Obviously the men are near each other if one is able to touch the other.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	Two women hug as they celebrate graduating	contradiction	There can be either man or women.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A priest is meditating alone on his beliefs.	contradiction	there,s a difference between a common man and a priest.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	The man in the robe has no arms.	contradiction	without arms one cant keep his hand on forehead.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	There are two men next to each other	entailment	The two men are obviously close enough to next to each other if he placed his hand on the other one.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A priest is giving a blessing to a man.	neutral	A priest is giving a blessing to a man doesn't imply that he is with white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A man is standing by himself.	contradiction	A man cannot be by himself and with another man simultaneously.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A man places his hand on the forehand of a man kneeling down in front of him	neutral	a man kneeling down cannot be said to be he is with white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A man wearing a white robe places his hand on the other man's forehead.	entailment	The an being in a white robe means he is wearing it.	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A priest is blessing someone.	neutral	A priest is blessing someone cannot be said to be he is with white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	The two men are in a church.	neutral	when two men are in church we cannot say that they are with white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	A person is touching someone's face.	entailment	The person is a man and yes he is touching someones, another man, face because he placed his hand on the other mans forehead	en
A man in a white robe with a purple sash places his hand on the forehead of another man.	Two people are touching each other.	entailment	the two people are men. and they are touching each other because one man placed his hand on the others forehead.	en
A group of people looking around in a dirt or stone shaded area.	A girl is building a sandcastle.	contradiction	A group of people means more than a single girl.	en
A group of people looking around in a dirt or stone shaded area.	People are looking around the dirt.	entailment	People could mean a group of people	en
A group of people looking around in a dirt or stone shaded area.	People are looking for a lost cellphone.	neutral	when people are looking for the lost cellphone we cannot say that they are looking for the dirt or stone shaded area	en
A small group of adults and children are standing on a dirt trail on a hill.	The group of people are standing.	entailment	Adults and children are people.	en
A small group of adults and children are standing on a dirt trail on a hill.	The group of peopel are on a hiking trip.	neutral	You can not infer they are hiking.	en
A small group of adults and children are standing on a dirt trail on a hill.	The group of dogs are standing on the dirt.	contradiction	A group of adults and children is generally assumed to be comprised of human beings, which cannot simultaneously be dogs, which are animals.	en
A group of people going for a hike.	A group of people are hiking.	entailment	Going for a hike is a paraphrase of hiking.	en
A group of people going for a hike.	A group of people dance in the woods.	contradiction	The group of people are going for a hike which implies that they aren't dancing.	en
A group of people going for a hike.	A group of people hike in the woods.	neutral	Not all hikes take place in the woods.	en
A group of tourists are exploring the sight.	The People are not from here.	entailment	Tourists are people.	en
A group of tourists are exploring the sight.	The people live next to the sight.	contradiction	Tourists who are exploring are generally people who are not from that area and have never seen the object of exploration whereas people who live next to the object would not be considered tourists nor would they have to explore a common object or place.	en
A group of tourists are exploring the sight.	The tourists are part of a tour group.	neutral	You can not infer they are on a tour.	en
A group of people are on a canyon.	People are hiking to the bottom of the canyon.	neutral	They are going to the bottom.	en
A group of people are on a canyon.	People are on a canyon.	entailment	People means a group	en
A group of people are on a canyon.	People are on a hill.	contradiction	People cannot be on a canyon and a hill simultaneously.	en
Three women enjoying a balloon joyride.	Three women are enjoying a plane ride through the air.	contradiction	The women cannot simultaneously be on a plane and in a balloon	en
Three women enjoying a balloon joyride.	Three women are on a balloon ride.	entailment	If three women are enjoying a balloon joyride it can be deducted that they are on a balloon ride, 'are on' is a rephrasing of 'enjoying' without detailing the women's feelings.	en
Three women enjoying a balloon joyride.	Three women are taking a tour of the city by means of a hot air balloon.	neutral	All balloon joyrides are not done for a tour of the city.Enjoying a balloon joyride doesn't imply that they are using hot air balloon.	en
A group of people enjoying a hot air balloon ride.	Some people are in a hot are balloon	entailment	A group of people are some people.	en
A group of people enjoying a hot air balloon ride.	A group of dogs are in a hot air balloon.	contradiction	A group of dogs are not people.	en
A group of people enjoying a hot air balloon ride.	Some people are high in the sky	neutral	They have already gotten high up.	en
Tourists enjoying a hot air balloon type ride.	People are sitting in a balloon.	entailment	If tourists are in a balloon ride they are people in a balloon.	en
Tourists enjoying a hot air balloon type ride.	There are couples in the balloon.	neutral	Not all tourist are couples.	en
Tourists enjoying a hot air balloon type ride.	There is only one person in the balloon.	contradiction	Tourists is plural so there is more than one person.	en
a group of people are enjoying their time on a carnival ride.	Humans enjoying.	entailment	People are humans.	en
a group of people are enjoying their time on a carnival ride.	Nobody is enjoying.	contradiction	Nobody enjoying is not the same as enjoying a specific place, a carnival ride.	en
a group of people are enjoying their time on a carnival ride.	Tall humans enjoying.	neutral	The people are tall.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Kids are enjoying rides at an amusement park at night	neutral	You can not infer it's night.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Children stuck mid air on a balloon ride.	neutral	They are stuck there.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	People in a ride	entailment	Children are people.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Children on a balloon ride at a carnival.	entailment	Being on a balloon ride is a restatement of ride a balloon ride. A carnival is another name for amusement park.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Adults are playing poker	contradiction	Children are not adults, and if they are ride a balloon ride in the amusement park, they are likely outside and not on the ground whereas people who are playing poker are doing a very different activity, and are likely inside at ground level.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	The park was empty	contradiction	The park cannot be empty if children ride a baloon ride at the same time.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Children are riding above the ground.	entailment	A balloon ride would be above the ground.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Children painting a balloon in the air.	contradiction	Children painting a balloon in the air cannot ride a balloon in a park simultaneously.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Kids are on amusement park rides	entailment	Children are kids.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	The children are enjoying their balloon ride.	neutral	They are enjoying the park.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Some kids are riding on a balloon ride at the amusement park.	entailment	Children are some kids.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	The children are riding the go-carts.	contradiction	Children do not ride a baloon ride while riding go-carts simultaneously.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	A group of brothers and sisters are riding on a balloon ride at the amusement park.	neutral	They are brothers and sisters.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	10 people in a ride	neutral	There are 10 children.	en
Children ride a balloon ride in an amusement park.	Only one child is on a balloon ride at the amusement park.	contradiction	Children means more than one child.	en
This person, seated on a type of go-cart, is riding downhill.	A bicyclist is riding uphill.	contradiction	A person cannot be riding downhill and uphill simultaneously.	en
This person, seated on a type of go-cart, is riding downhill.	A go-cart race is happening down the hill.	neutral	This is a race.	en
This person, seated on a type of go-cart, is riding downhill.	A go-cart picks up speed on the decline.	entailment	Decline is another word for downhill.	en
a young person riding a small wagon down a hill.	A young person is outside.	entailment	A hill is outside.	en
a young person riding a small wagon down a hill.	A young person is riding a wagon pushed by their parents.	neutral	Their parents are present.	en
a young person riding a small wagon down a hill.	A young person is on the swingset.	contradiction	A small wagon and a swingset are different things.	en
A man is standing in front of a motor-scooter holding up a picture.	A mans stands in front of a scooter and holds up a some sceneries picture	neutral	The pictures are of sceneries.	en
A man is standing in front of a motor-scooter holding up a picture.	A man sitting at the back of scooter	contradiction	A man cannot be sitting and stand at the same time. A man cannot in front and back of the scooter at the same time.	en
A man is standing in front of a motor-scooter holding up a picture.	A mans stands in front of a scooter and holds up a picture	entailment	A motor-scooter is a scooter.	en
a boy is riding a buggy down a woodland path.	A boy is on his way to see his grandmother.	neutral	Riding a buggy does not imply it is to see his grandmother.	en
a boy is riding a buggy down a woodland path.	The boy is playing in the snow.	contradiction	Playing and riding are different actions.	en
a boy is riding a buggy down a woodland path.	The boy is on a path in the woods.	entailment	A woodland path is a path in the woods.	en
Many people have arms lifted in a crowd.	People stand with arms raised in the crowd.	entailment	Many people also implies people.	en
Many people have arms lifted in a crowd.	Many people were really enjoying the concert and raise their arms in support.	neutral	Having arms lifted does not imply enjoying a concert.	en
Many people have arms lifted in a crowd.	Many people crossed their arms in the scarce crowd.	contradiction	The people cannot have their arms lifted and crossed at the same time.	en
Girls are playing basketball.	There are girls performing a physical activity.	entailment	Playing basketball is a physical activity.	en
Girls are playing basketball.	Some girls are playing for the championship.	neutral	You can not infer they are playing for the championship.	en
Girls are playing basketball.	The girls are sitting on a couch.	contradiction	People playing basketball are on their feet and in movement which is very different from people sitting on the couch which means they are sedentary and not in movement.	en
A canoe of children is floating in the water with one boy rowing.	a canoe is floating	entailment	The canoe must be in water to be floating.	en
A canoe of children is floating in the water with one boy rowing.	the canoe is brown	neutral	Canoes come in more colors than brown.	en
A canoe of children is floating in the water with one boy rowing.	the canoe is sunken	contradiction	If a canoe is floating and one boy is rowing, it is on the surface of the water and being propelled by paddles, whereas a canoe that is sunken is below the surface of the water and is not being propelled with paddles.	en
A girl in a red dress is surrounded by a lot of other people holding their hands up.	A girl is sitting in a chair with people around her.	neutral	A girl surrounded by a lot of people doesn't have to be sitting on a chair.	en
A girl in a red dress is surrounded by a lot of other people holding their hands up.	A girl is surrounded by people.	entailment	A lot of other people is a more descriptive way of saying people.	en
A girl in a red dress is surrounded by a lot of other people holding their hands up.	People are at a casino playing slots.	contradiction	People can't be holding their hands up at the same time as they are playing slots.	en
A crowd of people is facing the same direction while some hold their hands in the air.	The crowd is at a concert.	neutral	A crowd facing the same direction does not imply being at a concert.	en
A crowd of people is facing the same direction while some hold their hands in the air.	The crowd is looking at the same thing.	entailment	facing the same direction also implies looking at the same thing.	en
A crowd of people is facing the same direction while some hold their hands in the air.	There is a brawl happening.	contradiction	It is impossible to face the same direction and hold their hand and brawling at the same time.	en
Several people in a crowd, some with their arms raised.	there are people gathered	entailment	people in a crowd means they are gathered.	en
Several people in a crowd, some with their arms raised.	there is nobody there	contradiction	if there are several people, it is impossible to have nobody at the same time.	en
Several people in a crowd, some with their arms raised.	there are people praying	neutral	Arms raised does not imply praying.	en
The girl in the red dress is raising her hand amidst a group of people.	A dog is eating kibble in the kitchen	contradiction	There is either a girl or a dog, but not both at once	en
The girl in the red dress is raising her hand amidst a group of people.	A young girl in a red dress is in a crowd of people	entailment	Crowd and group are synonyms.	en

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