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A lot of people mingling and having fun at a get-together.
A group of humans.
entailment
People are humans.
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Two women stand in the foreground making foolish faces in front of a diverse crowd of young people.
Two people are making funny faces.
entailment
Making foolish faces is a rephrasing of making funny faces.
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Two women stand in the foreground making foolish faces in front of a diverse crowd of young people.
Two men are playing football.
contradiction
Two women cannot also be Two men.
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Two women stand in the foreground making foolish faces in front of a diverse crowd of young people.
Two teachers are making funny faces at their students.
neutral
You cannot infer that the crowd of young people are necessarily students.
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Two men performing in a band.
men putting on concert
neutral
Just because men are performing in a band it does not mean they are putting on a concert.
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Two men performing in a band.
two men play music
entailment
Performing in a band implies playing music
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Two men performing in a band.
dog sleeps in grass
contradiction
Refers to two men performing not a sleeping dog .The setting is in a band not in the grass .
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A man wearing only underwear and tennis shoes walking down the street.
A man is walking
entailment
A man needs to be walking in order to be walking down the street.
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A man wearing only underwear and tennis shoes walking down the street.
The man is fully clothed
contradiction
A man wearing only underwear and tennis shoes is not fully clothed.
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A man wearing only underwear and tennis shoes walking down the street.
The man is weird
neutral
You cannot infer that the man is weird just because of his outfit.
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A dark-haired women scrubbing a bucket.
A women is getting ready to wash her cat.
neutral
Just because a dark-haired women is scrubbing a bucket it does not mean she is getting ready to wash her cat.
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A dark-haired women scrubbing a bucket.
A women is scrubbing a dog.
contradiction
The woman is scrubbing a bucket not a dog.
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A dark-haired women scrubbing a bucket.
A women scrubbing a bucket.
entailment
It is a description of the women scrubbing the bucket
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A man with a hand injury is walking with a cane in a park.
There is a man outside.
entailment
A man in a park implies that he is outside.
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A man with a hand injury is walking with a cane in a park.
A man is sleeping on a bench.
contradiction
A man walking with a cane cannot simultaneously be sleeping on a bench.
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A man with a hand injury is walking with a cane in a park.
An injured man is taking a walk.
neutral
Just because the man is walking with a cane does not mean he is injured.
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a crane flying just above a body of water
A crane is sitting over a nest.
contradiction
A crane flying above water can't be sitting over a nest at the same time.
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a crane flying just above a body of water
A crane is looking for food.
neutral
Just because the crane is flying above the water does not mean he is looking for food.
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a crane flying just above a body of water
A crane is outdoors.
entailment
A crane flying implies it's outdoors.
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Construction men are climbing wooden supports.
Some guys are climbing up a building.
neutral
The guys are not necessarily climbing up a building because they are climbing wooden supports.
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Construction men are climbing wooden supports.
Some men are climbing.
entailment
Men must be climbing in order to be climbing wooden supports.
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Construction men are climbing wooden supports.
Some men are painting a house.
contradiction
The men can be climbing wooden supports or they can be painting a house, they can't do both simultaneously.
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Two men on scaffolding painting the outside of a building.
Two men are washing the windows on the building.
contradiction
The men are painting the outside of the building and are not washing something specific such as the windows in this case .
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Two men on scaffolding painting the outside of a building.
Two men are fixing the appearance of the building.
entailment
Painting the outside of the building is fixing the appearence
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Two men on scaffolding painting the outside of a building.
Two men are painting the building yellow.
neutral
Just because men are on on scaffolding painting the outside of a building it does not mean they are painting the building yellow.
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Two men are sitting on some scaffolding and painting a wall.
The men are working on a construction site.
neutral
Just because men are sitting on some scaffolding and painting a wall it does not mean they are working on a construction site.
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Two men are sitting on some scaffolding and painting a wall.
The men are making the wall look better.
entailment
Painting is a way to make the wall look better
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Two men are sitting on some scaffolding and painting a wall.
The men are eating a sandwich.
contradiction
One sitting on a scaffolding cannot be simultaneously eating .
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Two men wearing work clothing climb a scaffold at a construction site.
Two construction workers are climbing as part of their job.
neutral
Just because the men are wearing work clothing does not mean they are construction workers.
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Two men wearing work clothing climb a scaffold at a construction site.
Two men are working on construction.
entailment
Men must be working on construction when they are on a construction site.
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Two men wearing work clothing climb a scaffold at a construction site.
Two men are hammering something into a wall.
contradiction
The two men can't climb a scaffold at the same time they are hammering something into a wall.
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A man in a white shirt is on a rooftop lifting a board.
A man has a white shirt.
entailment
A man in a white shirt implies he has a white shirt.
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A man in a white shirt is on a rooftop lifting a board.
The man has a red shirt.
contradiction
The man's shirt must be either white or red.
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A man in a white shirt is on a rooftop lifting a board.
The man is black.
neutral
You cannot infer that the man is black because he is wearing a white shirt.
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A man and a woman are standing near a grill, and the man is torching meat with a small blowtorch.
A man is cooking on a grill while a woman watches.
entailment
A man standing near a grill implies that he is cooking on a grill.
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A man and a woman are standing near a grill, and the man is torching meat with a small blowtorch.
A man and woman are having an outdoor party.
neutral
You cannot infer that the man and woman are having an outdoor party because they are standing near a grill and torching meat.
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A man and a woman are standing near a grill, and the man is torching meat with a small blowtorch.
A man and woman are grilling in the rain.
contradiction
A small blowtorch would not light in the rain.
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Two people preparing meat on a street-side grill with one person wearing a mask as the other leans his head down.
Two men are cooking outdoors.
entailment
Preparing meat on a street-side grill implies that they are cooking outdoors.
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Two people preparing meat on a street-side grill with one person wearing a mask as the other leans his head down.
Two men are sitting on the couch watching television.
contradiction
A couch would not be street side.
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Two people preparing meat on a street-side grill with one person wearing a mask as the other leans his head down.
Two men work at a hot dogs stand on the sidewalk.
neutral
You cannot infer that the men are working on hot dogs just because they are preparing meat.
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A man and his female assistant use a propane torch to grill steaks.
Two people are making steak with a torch.
entailment
Making steak with a torch is a rephrasing of use a propane torch to grill steaks.
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A man and his female assistant use a propane torch to grill steaks.
A person is cooking spaghetti on a stove.
contradiction
A stove is not a grill.
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A man and his female assistant use a propane torch to grill steaks.
Two chefs are making steaks with a torch.
neutral
You cannot infer that the man and his female assistant are necessarily chefs.
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Two dark-skinned children staring while the people behind them mix dust in their floral clothing.
two small neighbourhood children watching other people mixing dust
neutral
You cannot infer that the children are small or from the neighbourhood.
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Two dark-skinned children staring while the people behind them mix dust in their floral clothing.
children goes to sleep in dormitory
contradiction
You can't be staring in your sleep.
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Two dark-skinned children staring while the people behind them mix dust in their floral clothing.
two children watching people mixing dust in their floral clothing
entailment
Two children is less decript way to say two dark-skinned children.
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Two people preparing meat over a grill with a blowtorch.
The couple are playing chess.
contradiction
Chess is not preparing meat.
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Two people preparing meat over a grill with a blowtorch.
The people have no clue how to barbecue.
neutral
We have no idea if they have no clue how to barbecue or not. They might know how to barbecue very well.
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Two people preparing meat over a grill with a blowtorch.
The people are cooking.
entailment
Cooking is another way to say preparing meat over a grill.
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Man with orange dyed hair playing an electric guitar.
The man is playing the guitar.
entailment
Playing the guitar is less descript way to say playing an electric guitar.
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Man with orange dyed hair playing an electric guitar.
The man is on stage.
neutral
Sentence 1 is missing man on stage
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Man with orange dyed hair playing an electric guitar.
The mans hair is on fire.
contradiction
A man would not continue playing guitar if his hair was on fire.
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Two dogs run in a field of tall grass.
The dogs run in a field
entailment
The dogs is less descript way to say two dogs.
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Two dogs run in a field of tall grass.
The dogs are outside
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the two dogs are outside.
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Two dogs run in a field of tall grass.
The dogs are sleeping.
contradiction
Dogs don't run in their sleep.
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Men standing in a dumpster in a city.
Some men are burning some trash.
contradiction
If the men are standing in the dumpster, they can't be turning trash in the dumpster at the same time.
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Men standing in a dumpster in a city.
Some homeless men are searching for food.
neutral
You don't have to be homeless to stand in a dumpster, not all dumpsters or homeless people are in cities, and there are more things to look for than just searching for food. Likewise, not all men are homeless and not all homeless people are men.
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Men standing in a dumpster in a city.
Some men are in a dumpster.
entailment
Standing is another way to say in a dumpster
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Two young children dressed in winter clothes ride their toy sleds down a small hill.
Two children ride their sleds.
entailment
Ride their sleds is less descript way to say ride their toy sleds.
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Two young children dressed in winter clothes ride their toy sleds down a small hill.
The children are in a swimming pool playing with a beach ball.
contradiction
You wouldn't be in a swimming pool in the winter.
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Two young children dressed in winter clothes ride their toy sleds down a small hill.
The children are excited because this is the first snow of the winter.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the children are excited or that this is the first snow of the winter.
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Two children sled down a hill on a plastic discs often referred to as "saucers".
The children are siblings.
neutral
There is no indication that the two children are siblings.
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Two children sled down a hill on a plastic discs often referred to as "saucers".
The kids are sledding.
entailment
Two children can be rephased kids as part of their description sledding down a hill.
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Two children sled down a hill on a plastic discs often referred to as "saucers".
The kids are in school.
contradiction
They cannot sled if they are at school.
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A man sitting in a canoe on the shore of a lake.
A man is in a canoe.
entailment
"A man is in a canoe"is a rephrasing of "a man sitting in a canoe".
en
A man sitting in a canoe on the shore of a lake.
A man scuba dives.
contradiction
The man can't be sitting in a canoe and scuba diving at the same time.
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A man sitting in a canoe on the shore of a lake.
A man waits to go out on the lake.
neutral
Just because one is sitting does not mean one is waiting to go out.
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Man sitting in a beached canoe by a lake.
a woman is standing in the woods
contradiction
A beach is not in the woods.
en
Man sitting in a beached canoe by a lake.
A man is sitting in a boat
entailment
Sitting in a boat is rephrasing of sitting in a beached canoe.
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Man sitting in a beached canoe by a lake.
a man is sitting outside
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the man is outside.
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Two children are asleep in a two-child stroller on the sidewalk.
7 children are asleep in a car.
contradiction
The two children are in a stroller, so the 7 children can't all be in a car.
en
Two children are asleep in a two-child stroller on the sidewalk.
Two children are asleep in a stroller.
neutral
A stroller can hold one or two children.
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Two children are asleep in a two-child stroller on the sidewalk.
Two children are asleep in a multi-child stroller on the sidewalk.
entailment
A multi-child stroller is a rephrasing of a two-child stroller.
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A man is sitting in a boat on the shore with the lake in the background.
A man is outdoors.
entailment
The man is on the shore, therefore he has to be outside.
en
A man is sitting in a boat on the shore with the lake in the background.
A man is fishing.
neutral
Fishing does not imply a particular type of watercraft or body of water.
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A man is sitting in a boat on the shore with the lake in the background.
A man is sitting on a couch.
contradiction
The man is in a boat, he can't be in boat and on a couch.
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A man sitting in a rowboat
a man is standing in a boat
contradiction
Sitting is not standing.
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A man sitting in a rowboat
a man is in a rowboat
entailment
Is in a rowboat is rephrasing of sitting in a rowboat.
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A man sitting in a rowboat
a man is in a rowboat waiting for rescue
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the man is waiting for rescue.
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A woman dressed in all black and wearing a headset makes a coffee drink.
The woman has blond hair.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the woman's hair blond.
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A woman dressed in all black and wearing a headset makes a coffee drink.
The woman is wearing orange.
contradiction
black and orange is not the same thing.
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A woman dressed in all black and wearing a headset makes a coffee drink.
The woman is listening to something.
entailment
Listening to something is inferred based on wearing a headset.
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Two guards are sitting near an entrance.
Two guards are standing at the exit.
contradiction
the guards can not sit at the entrance and exit at the same time.
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Two guards are sitting near an entrance.
Two people are watching an entrance.
entailment
Watching an entrance is inferred based on guards are sitting near an entrance
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Two guards are sitting near an entrance.
Two guards are standing watch.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the guards are standing watch.
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Two guards sitting and talking to each other.
Two tall guards sitting at a table.
neutral
It cannot be inferred that the guards are tall or near a table.
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Two guards sitting and talking to each other.
People sitting and talking.
entailment
THEY ARE TALKING.
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Two guards sitting and talking to each other.
Two guards shooting guns.
contradiction
Talking and shooting are not implied to be at the same time.
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Man in gray hoodie nodding down.
A man wears a gray hoodie.
entailment
A man in a gray hoodie wears a gray hoodie.
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Man in gray hoodie nodding down.
An ex-convict wears a red hoodie.
neutral
A man in a hoodie does not have to be an ex-convict. A gray hoodie is not a red hoodie.
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Man in gray hoodie nodding down.
A lady wears a blue hoodie.
contradiction
A man and a lady are not the same gender.
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Two people with blue pants and yellow safety vests sit at an open gate on a red and blue wall.
Two workers take a break together.
neutral
Just because they are sitting doesn't mean they are on break together.
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Two people with blue pants and yellow safety vests sit at an open gate on a red and blue wall.
Two people sit on a closed gate.
contradiction
The gate cannot be open and closed at the same time.
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Two people with blue pants and yellow safety vests sit at an open gate on a red and blue wall.
Two people in matching clothes sit together.
entailment
Two people in matching clothes sit together at an open gate on a red and blue wall.
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A man in a hooded sweatshirt sitting on a toolbox.
A man is sitting.
entailment
HE IS SITTING ON A TOOLBOX.
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A man in a hooded sweatshirt sitting on a toolbox.
A man runs a race.
contradiction
A person can not be sitting and runs a race at the same time.
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A man in a hooded sweatshirt sitting on a toolbox.
A workman eats lunch.
neutral
A man in a hooded sweatshirt is not necessarily a workman. If one sits on a toolbox it does not require that one eats lunch.
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A hooded man is tampering with a video cassette.
A thief tries to hide evidence of wrongdoing
neutral
A hooded man is not necessarily a thief. Tampering may not mean one is trying to hide something. Not everything on a video cassette is evidence of wrongdoing.
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A hooded man is tampering with a video cassette.
A hooded man records people outside
contradiction
A man can not be tamering and records at the same time.
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A hooded man is tampering with a video cassette.
A hooded man messes with equipment
entailment
A VIDEO CASSETTE IS EQUIPMENT.
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