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The girl in the red dress is raising her hand amidst a group of people. | A young Asian girl in a red dress is in a crowd of people | neutral | Not all girls Asian, and being in a crowd does not mean she has her hand up. | en |
People standing in front of a big wall with graffiti painted on it. | A big wall with graffiti on it. | entailment | graffiti painted on it also means graffiti on it. | en |
People standing in front of a big wall with graffiti painted on it. | A big wall with no graffiti on it. | contradiction | The wall cannot have a graffiti and no graffiti at the same time. | en |
People standing in front of a big wall with graffiti painted on it. | A big wall with graffiti art on it. | neutral | Not all graffiti is art. | en |
Three people in red shirts wait for a bus next to a wall with graffiti on it. | The people are strangers to eachother. | neutral | People waiting does not imply they are strangers. | en |
Three people in red shirts wait for a bus next to a wall with graffiti on it. | The people are wearing yellow shirts. | contradiction | Red and yellow are different colors. | en |
Three people in red shirts wait for a bus next to a wall with graffiti on it. | There are three people wearing shirts. | entailment | people in red shirts also implies people wearing shirts. | en |
Three people dressed in red and black stand on a sidewalk in front of a beige wall adorned in graffiti. | The 3 people standing outside are trying to figure out what they want to paint on the wall behind them. | neutral | People standing besides a wall doesn't imply they are about, to paint a wall. | en |
Three people dressed in red and black stand on a sidewalk in front of a beige wall adorned in graffiti. | The 3 people are sitting on a red and black blanket in the country eating fried chicken. | contradiction | The people can't be standing on the sidewalk at the same time as they are sitting onna blanket. | en |
Three people dressed in red and black stand on a sidewalk in front of a beige wall adorned in graffiti. | There are 3 people outside. | entailment | To be on a sidewalk one must be outside. | en |
Here is a picture of locals hanging out in front of a store, talking on the phone and making sure their graffiti sign does n't get tagged. | The locals are inside eating dinner. | contradiction | The people can't be out in front of a store at the same time as they are inside eating dinner. | en |
Here is a picture of locals hanging out in front of a store, talking on the phone and making sure their graffiti sign does n't get tagged. | The people are gang members. | neutral | People hanging around protecting a graffiti sign doesn't imply they are gang members. | en |
Here is a picture of locals hanging out in front of a store, talking on the phone and making sure their graffiti sign does n't get tagged. | The people have painted a sign with graffiti. | entailment | Locals is synonymous with people. Graffiti sign is rephrasing a sign with graffiti. | en |
Three people standing next to a building that has graffiti on it. | People are outside. | entailment | People describes the three people and you have to be outside to stand next to a building | en |
Three people standing next to a building that has graffiti on it. | People are bowling. | contradiction | The people wouldn't be bowling while next to a building. | en |
Three people standing next to a building that has graffiti on it. | People are pointing at the graffiti. | neutral | Sentence 1 says there are people standing next to graffiti, but it doesn't say if they are pointing at or interacting with the graffiti at all. | en |
Pitcher on mount, in red and white suite, pitching. | A baseball team is playing a game. | neutral | A pitcher pitching does not imply a team playing a game. | en |
Pitcher on mount, in red and white suite, pitching. | The pitcher wears blue and gold. | contradiction | The pitcher cannot be wearing "red and white" and "blue and gold" at the same time. | en |
Pitcher on mount, in red and white suite, pitching. | A person is throwing a ball. | entailment | pitching also means throwing a ball. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A band plays to a crowd of different ages outside. | neutral | Not all crowds are different ages. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A concert is for charity. | neutral | Playing does not imply a concert for charity. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A band plays music outside. | entailment | Band playing in front of a small crowd means they are outside. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | The band is sitting inside a car. | contradiction | the band cannot be outside and inside of a car at the same time. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A band eats lunch and waits for the sun to go down. | contradiction | Cannot eat lunch and be playing instruments simultaneously. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | The concert got canceled | contradiction | The band would not be playing if the concert was canceled. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A concert is outside. | entailment | in front of a small crowd means that the concert is outside. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | There are thousands of people watching them perform. | contradiction | Small crowd is much less than thousands of people. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | The band is playing in a gazebo. | neutral | Playing outside does not imply it being in a gazebo. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | The band are playing music. | entailment | Band playing in front of a small crowd implies that they are playing music. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A small crowd listens to a charity band outside. | neutral | The first sentence only mentions a band, but not necessarily a charity band. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A large crowd gathers for a speech in a town hall. | contradiction | Could be a small or large crowd. Could be a speech or a concert. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | Several people are listening to a band. | entailment | Band playing in front of a small crowd also implies that people are listening to them. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | A small crowd listens to a band outside. | entailment | A band is the band outside and crowd outside is a small crowd. | en |
Band playing in front of a small crowd outside. | The band are playing soft rock. | neutral | The first sentence does not specifically say what the band is playing soft rock. | en |
Two young adults are enjoying time in the snow. | Two adults are in the snow. | entailment | Two young adults are adults. | en |
Two young adults are enjoying time in the snow. | Two adults are throwing snowballs. | neutral | The first sentence just says they are enjoying the snow, not that they are throwing snowballs. | en |
Two young adults are enjoying time in the snow. | Two adults are sitting in the snow. | contradiction | Could be young or old. | en |
Bruce Springsteen is singing on stage. | Bruce Springsteen is on stage. | entailment | Singing on stage means he is on stage. | en |
Bruce Springsteen is singing on stage. | Bruce Springsteen is in a house. | contradiction | Cannot be singing on stage and in his house simultaneously. | en |
Bruce Springsteen is singing on stage. | There is a crowd watching. | neutral | Just because he is singing on stage does not mean their is a crowd watching. | en |
Bruce Springsteen sings a hit with a smile on stage. | An unknown person standing in a crowd. | contradiction | Bruce Springsteen is not an unknown person. | en |
Bruce Springsteen sings a hit with a smile on stage. | Bruce springsteen performing for a large crowd. | neutral | Bruce performing to a crowd, doesn't mean its a large crowd. | en |
Bruce Springsteen sings a hit with a smile on stage. | Bruce Springsteen performing. | entailment | One who sings is performing. | en |
A man is lying in snow laughing while a female is looking on. | The girlfriend is happy to see his boyfriend is enjoying his time on the snow. | neutral | The first sentence does not say they man and woman are boyfriend and girlfriend or that the female is happy. | en |
A man is lying in snow laughing while a female is looking on. | The couple is in equador. | contradiction | Either laying in the snow or in Equador. | en |
A man is lying in snow laughing while a female is looking on. | The man and the woman are having fun in a snowy day. | entailment | Laughing suggests having fun and lying in snow represents a snowy day. | en |
Bruce Springsteen, dressed in black, is holding a microphone and pointing to a crowd. | There is a man pointing at a crowd outdoors | neutral | The first sentence does not say anything about the crowd being outdoors. | en |
Bruce Springsteen, dressed in black, is holding a microphone and pointing to a crowd. | There is a man looking at a crowd not pointing | contradiction | Either pointing or not pointing. | en |
Bruce Springsteen, dressed in black, is holding a microphone and pointing to a crowd. | There is a man pointing to a crowd | entailment | Bruce Springsteen, dressed in black is a man. | en |
A photo of a Volvo dealership at night with two people surrounded by orange cones. | A photo of a Volvo dealership has two people and orange cones. | entailment | To be surrounded by orange cones one has to have orange cones. | en |
A photo of a Volvo dealership at night with two people surrounded by orange cones. | There is a crime scene at the Volvo dealership. | neutral | People surrounding each other, doesn't suggest its a crime scene. | en |
A photo of a Volvo dealership at night with two people surrounded by orange cones. | The Volvo dealership is serving ice cream. | contradiction | There can't be a photo of the Volvo dealership if the dealership is serving ice cream. | en |
A man standing in the middle of traffic cones in front of a Volvo dealership. | A woman standing in the middle of traffic cones in front of a Honda dealership. | contradiction | Could be a Volvo or a Honda dealership. | en |
A man standing in the middle of traffic cones in front of a Volvo dealership. | Someone is standing in the middle of the traffic cones in front of a car dealership. | entailment | A man is someone and Volvo dealership is a car dealership. | en |
A man standing in the middle of traffic cones in front of a Volvo dealership. | A man standing in the middle of traffic cones in front of a Volvo dealership, waiting for the car salesman. | neutral | The first sentence does not specifically say the man is waiting for the car salesman. | en |
Two men stand in the middle of a square of traffic cones placed underneath a traffic signal in front of a Volvo dealership. | Two men stand in the middle of a square of traffic | entailment | Cones placed underneath a traffic signal is traffic | en |
Two men stand in the middle of a square of traffic cones placed underneath a traffic signal in front of a Volvo dealership. | Two men joyously stand in the middle of a square of traffic | neutral | The first sentence does not say anything about the men standing joyously. | en |
Two men stand in the middle of a square of traffic cones placed underneath a traffic signal in front of a Volvo dealership. | Two men don't stand in the middle of a square of traffic | contradiction | They are either standing in the middle of the square of traffic or theyre not standing in the middle of the square of traffic. | en |
A man walks in a Volvo sales lot in the dark with only the Volvo sign illuminated. | A man is looking at Christmas trees. | contradiction | The man can't be walking in a Volvo sales lot at the same time as he is looking at Christmas Trees. | en |
A man walks in a Volvo sales lot in the dark with only the Volvo sign illuminated. | A man walks around a Volvo car lot at night. | entailment | It is dark at night. | en |
A man walks in a Volvo sales lot in the dark with only the Volvo sign illuminated. | A man visits his dealership to see new Volvo models. | neutral | A man visiting the dealer doesn't mean he's interested to see the new models. | en |
A woman at a salon getting her nails done in a pink-like color. | The woman is inside a store. | entailment | At a salon is same as inside a store. | en |
A woman at a salon getting her nails done in a pink-like color. | The woman is digging in her flowerbed, getting rid of all the weeds. | contradiction | A woman can not be at the salon getting her nails done and digging in the flower bed at the same time. | en |
A woman at a salon getting her nails done in a pink-like color. | The woman is treating herself to a nice day of spa/nails/hair after a stressful week at work. | neutral | The first sentence does not say that the woman is treating herself to a nice day after a stressful week at work. | en |
A woman painting another woman's fingernails a bright purple. | A woman is giving another woman a pedicure. | contradiction | Fingernails are on your hand and a pedicure is your feet. You can't do both at the same time | en |
A woman painting another woman's fingernails a bright purple. | A woman is giving another woman a manicure. | entailment | Painting fingernails is same as giving a manicure. | en |
A woman painting another woman's fingernails a bright purple. | A woman is painting a womans acrylics purple. | neutral | The first sentence does not mention that the nails are acrylics. | en |
A woman with long black hair paints the nails of another person a deep maroon color. | A woman is painting another womans finger nails. | entailment | A woman with long black hair is a woman and a person is a woman. | en |
A woman with long black hair paints the nails of another person a deep maroon color. | A woman is painting her bestfriends nails for a date. | neutral | The woman is not necessarily painting her bestfriends nails. | en |
A woman with long black hair paints the nails of another person a deep maroon color. | A woman is getting a massage at a spa. | contradiction | You can't get your nails done and a massage at the same time. | en |
A lady wearing a green shirt with long hair is doing a purple manicure. | Someone has long nails. | neutral | A manicure does not imply having long nails. | en |
A lady wearing a green shirt with long hair is doing a purple manicure. | Someone is having their nails painted. | entailment | If a lady is doing a manicure, that means someone is having their nails painted. | en |
A lady wearing a green shirt with long hair is doing a purple manicure. | Only one person is getting a green manicure. | contradiction | You can do either a green manicure or purple manicure. Can't be both. | en |
there are six dogs in the water | The pets are playing cards. | contradiction | Dogs can not play cards. | en |
there are six dogs in the water | There is a pack of dogs are drinking water. | neutral | A bunch of dogs in the water does not imply that they are drinking water. | en |
there are six dogs in the water | There are animal wading in the waters. | entailment | dogs are a type of animal. | en |
A group of dogs standing in a river. | The dogs are in the water. | entailment | If they are in a river, that would be in water. | en |
A group of dogs standing in a river. | There are three dogs in the water. | neutral | A group of dogs does not necessarily imply three dogs. | en |
A group of dogs standing in a river. | The dog bites the girl. | contradiction | A group of dogs implies there is more than one. | en |
a large group of dogs walking in a body of water. | A large group of dogs are swimming in deep water. | contradiction | The dog can't be swimming and walking at the same time. | en |
a large group of dogs walking in a body of water. | Animals are walking around in some water. | entailment | dogs are a type of animal. If they are walking in a body of water, that is the same as walking around in water. | en |
a large group of dogs walking in a body of water. | An owner walks his dogs in shallow water at the beach. | neutral | The dogs walking in water does not imply that they are at the beach. | en |
The white dog is standing on its hind legs, looking over a ledge. | A white dog is laying on the rug. | contradiction | The dog has to be either laying or standing. | en |
The white dog is standing on its hind legs, looking over a ledge. | A white dog is staring over a ledge at a cat. | neutral | The dog looking over the ledge does not imply that he is looking at a cat. | en |
The white dog is standing on its hind legs, looking over a ledge. | A white dog is peering over a ledge. | entailment | Peering is another word for looking. | en |
Dogs play in creek. | The dogs are at the vet office. | contradiction | Dogs can't play in a creek and be at the vet office at the same time. | en |
Dogs play in creek. | There are dogs playing in the water. | entailment | A creek is water. | en |
Dogs play in creek. | The dogs are hot. | neutral | Dogs playing in creek don't have to be hot. | en |
A boy in blue slides down a tan slide. | A sad boy in blue slides down a tan slide. | neutral | The boy in blue is not necessarily sad. | en |
A boy in blue slides down a tan slide. | A girl in blue slides down a tan slide. | contradiction | The boy and girl are 2 different people. | en |
A boy in blue slides down a tan slide. | A person in blue slides down a tan slide. | entailment | a boy is a type of person. | en |
A young boy in a blue jacket going down a slide. | There is a boy is playing. | entailment | If he is going down a slide, that is a type of playing. | en |
A young boy in a blue jacket going down a slide. | A man is sent on a mission to outer space. | contradiction | A young boy can not be a man. | en |
A young boy in a blue jacket going down a slide. | A boy is playing at the playground with his friends. | neutral | The boy on a slide is not necessarily at the playground. He is not necessarily with his friends. | en |
A boy wearing a blue shirt is going down a slide. | The slide is big | neutral | Not all slides are big. | en |
A boy wearing a blue shirt is going down a slide. | The boy is wearing clothes | entailment | A blue shirt is a type of clothes. | en |
A boy wearing a blue shirt is going down a slide. | The boy is wearing a green shirt | contradiction | Blue is not the same as green. | en |
A dark-haired boy sits outside on a beige structure. | A dark-haired boy runs through the living room | contradiction | The boy can't be sitting outside if he runs through the living room. | en |
A dark-haired boy sits outside on a beige structure. | A dark-haired boy is sitting outside of Walmart. | neutral | A boy sitting outside a beige structure doesn't have to be Walmart. | en |
A dark-haired boy sits outside on a beige structure. | A dark-haired boy is sitting on the outside of a beige structure. | entailment | Sits outside rephrases sitting on the outside. | en |
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