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Cheerleaders have made three people pyramids. | Cheerleaders have made people pyramids. | entailment | Three people pyramids implies people pyramids. | en |
Cheerleaders have made three people pyramids. | Fit cheerleaders have made three people pyramids. | neutral | Being a cheerleader doesn't mean they're fit. | en |
A skateboarder without a shirt grabs his board in the air. | The skateboarder wears red shorts. | neutral | Not wearing a shirt doesn't imply wearing pants. Even if it did, red can't be implied as any color is just as likely. | en |
A skateboarder without a shirt grabs his board in the air. | The skateboarder is wearing a shirt. | contradiction | The skateboarder can't be wearing a shirt and not wearing a shirt. | en |
A skateboarder without a shirt grabs his board in the air. | A skateboarder is shirtless. | entailment | Shirtless is a rephrasing of without a shirt. | en |
A group of cheerleaders if red outfits. | The cheerleaders are all wearing the mascot suit. | contradiction | If doesn't make sense with the cheerleaders. | en |
A group of cheerleaders if red outfits. | The cheeleaders are wearing their red school colors. | entailment | It is implied that cheerleaders wear school colors. | en |
A group of cheerleaders if red outfits. | The cheerleaders are doing a practice routine. | neutral | The cheerleaders are in an outfit but aren't necessarily practicing a routine. | en |
A child in front of his own reflection turning towards the camera and smiling. | a boy smiles for the camera | neutral | The boy could be smiling for the person holding the camera instead of for the camera itself. | en |
A child in front of his own reflection turning towards the camera and smiling. | an angry child rides a horse | contradiction | The child, smiling or angry, can not be riding a horse and looking in his own reflection. | en |
A child in front of his own reflection turning towards the camera and smiling. | a child smiles for the camera | entailment | Smiles for the camera is rephrasing of turning towards the camera and smiling. | en |
Small blond child with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | Small blond man with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | contradiction | A child is not a man. | en |
Small blond child with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | Small sad child with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | neutral | Blond children aren't inherently sad. | en |
Small blond child with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | Small child with a bright red shirt smiles while sitting inside a Lexmark box. | entailment | Small child less descriptive way of saying small blond child. | en |
A young child playing in a Lexmark box and using it as a fort. | A young child is building a fort with boxes his family has discarded. | neutral | Just because a child is playing with a box does not mean its a box his family has discarded. | en |
A young child playing in a Lexmark box and using it as a fort. | A young child is building a blanket fortress. | contradiction | Playing isn't building. | en |
A young child playing in a Lexmark box and using it as a fort. | A child is playing with a box. | entailment | A child who is playing in a box means that they are playing with a box. | en |
A bicyclist riding down the road wearing helmet and black jacket. | A bicyclist is riding down the road in biking gear. | neutral | A black jacket doesn't mean biking gear as it could be a wind breaker. | en |
A bicyclist riding down the road wearing helmet and black jacket. | The bicyclist is fixing his bike. | contradiction | The bicyclist can not be riding down the road and fixing his bike. | en |
A bicyclist riding down the road wearing helmet and black jacket. | A bicyclist is riding down the road. | entailment | Riding down the road less descriptive way of saying riding down the road wearing helmet and black jacket. | en |
Woman in black jacket and blue pants rides bike on shoulder through construction area. | A boy rides a hobby horse. | contradiction | A woman is not a boy and a horse is not a bike. | en |
Woman in black jacket and blue pants rides bike on shoulder through construction area. | A woman on a bike. | entailment | On a bike is non action statement of rides bike. | en |
Woman in black jacket and blue pants rides bike on shoulder through construction area. | A woman rider her bike to work. | neutral | The woman's destination, of going to work, cannot be implied from just the setting. | en |
A man in a red shirt holding a red piece of clothing. | The man is holding a black pair of pants. | contradiction | Red piece of clothing isn't black pair of pants. | en |
A man in a red shirt holding a red piece of clothing. | A man is holding the matching jacket to his suit. | neutral | Just because a man is holding a red piece of clothing does not mean it is the matching jacket. | en |
A man in a red shirt holding a red piece of clothing. | A man is holding something. | entailment | A man holding a piece of clothing means that he is holding something. | en |
A person on a bike riding by a bright orange sign. | The man hails a taxi in the country. | contradiction | One can not be riding a nike and hailing a taxi. | en |
A person on a bike riding by a bright orange sign. | The man rides his bike through construction. | neutral | Just because the man is riding his bike does not mean he is driving by construction. | en |
A person on a bike riding by a bright orange sign. | A person rides a bike. | entailment | Rides a bike is rephrasing of on a bike. | en |
A woman is riding a bike. | A woman is outside. | entailment | Outside is stating where riding a bike. | en |
A woman is riding a bike. | The woman is competing in a bicycle marathon. | neutral | Just because the woman is riding her bike does not mean she is competing in a bicycle marathon. | en |
A woman is riding a bike. | The woman is enjoying some chocolate milk after a long work out. | contradiction | A long work out is not riding a bike. | en |
A happy older couple share a dance while a younger dancing woman looks on. | An older couple sit and watch a young woman dance. | contradiction | Looks on isn't to dance. | en |
A happy older couple share a dance while a younger dancing woman looks on. | A happy older couple share a dance while a younger dancing woman looks on, smiling. | neutral | Just because a woman looks at a happy couple dancing does not mean she is smiling. | en |
A happy older couple share a dance while a younger dancing woman looks on. | People attend a dance. | entailment | An older couple and younger woman can be collectively referred to as people. | en |
White and black dog jumping over red-haired dog in grass. | Dog jumps over a princess. | contradiction | A red-haired dog is usually not a princess. | en |
White and black dog jumping over red-haired dog in grass. | Dog barely jumps over another lazy dog. | neutral | Just because the dog is not playing does not mean it is lazy. | en |
White and black dog jumping over red-haired dog in grass. | Dog jumps over dog. | entailment | Dog jumps over dog is less descript way of saying white and black dog and red-haired dog. | en |
Two people sit on a wooden bench and face each other to talk. | Two people playing catch. | contradiction | Two people wouldn't sit on a bench to play catch and talk. | en |
Two people sit on a wooden bench and face each other to talk. | Two women sitting a bench outside. | neutral | A bench does not necessarily have to be outside. | en |
Two people sit on a wooden bench and face each other to talk. | Two people talking while sitting. | entailment | Talking while sitting is rephrasing of sit on a wooden bench and face each other to talk. | en |
A group of people sit watching an event behind a Tim hortons sign. | There is a group of people sitting | entailment | Group of people sitting is less descript way of saying people sit watching an event. | en |
A group of people sit watching an event behind a Tim hortons sign. | There is a group of people sitting behind a sign in warm weather | neutral | People do not always sit behind signs in warm weather. | en |
A group of people sit watching an event behind a Tim hortons sign. | There is a group of people standing outdoors | contradiction | To sit is not the same as standing. | en |
A small white dogs leaps over the back of a larger dog to chase his toy. | The large dog is beneath the small dog. | entailment | Large dog is beneath the small dog is rephrasing of small white dog leaps over the back of a larger dog. | en |
A small white dogs leaps over the back of a larger dog to chase his toy. | The dogs are baking cookies. | contradiction | Chase his toy is not the same as baking cookies. Dogs in the first sentence should be singular I think. | en |
A small white dogs leaps over the back of a larger dog to chase his toy. | The small dog is hungry. | neutral | A dog is not always hungry. | en |
A man hovers over a woman seated at an art gallery's front desk. | A man and a woman at a desk | entailment | The man who hovers over a woman at her desk are both together at a desk. | en |
A man hovers over a woman seated at an art gallery's front desk. | A man and a woman sitting on a bench reading books | contradiction | Hovers over is not the same as sitting. | en |
A man hovers over a woman seated at an art gallery's front desk. | A man and a woman working at a gallery to raise money for poor children | neutral | Not all men and woman that work at a gallery raise money for poor children. | en |
Racedog has the number 8. | A racing dog has a number 8. | entailment | A racedog would be a dog that is racing. | en |
Racedog has the number 8. | A race dog is number 9. | contradiction | 8 and 9 are different numbers. | en |
Racedog has the number 8. | A race dog has a number of about 8. | neutral | Just because it is 8 doesn't mean it is about 8. | en |
A dog, wearing a number 8, running in a race. | The dog is sleeping. | contradiction | Running is not the same as sleeping. | en |
A dog, wearing a number 8, running in a race. | The dog is fast. | neutral | Not all dogs are the fast. | en |
A dog, wearing a number 8, running in a race. | The dog is has a digit on itself. | entailment | The number 8 is a digit. | en |
A greyhound runs in a race, bee striped jacket, number eight. | The greyhound is wearing the number seven. | contradiction | the greyhound can either be number seven or number 8 | en |
A greyhound runs in a race, bee striped jacket, number eight. | The greyhound is extremely fast. | neutral | Not all greyhounds are fast | en |
A greyhound runs in a race, bee striped jacket, number eight. | The greyhound is running around a track. | entailment | Answer: The greyhound runs in a race around a track. This explains the object of both sentences and the action it is carrying out. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A greyhound dog runs along a dirt track and chases the other greyhounds | neutral | Just because a greyhound dog runs along a racetrack does not mean he chases the other greyhounds. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A beagle is wearing a yellow and black shirt. | contradiction | Greyhound and beagle are different. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | The dog is running after a fake rabbit. | neutral | Just because the dog is running on a race track does not mean he is running after a fake rabbit. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A horse races around the track | contradiction | A horse is not a dog. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | There is a puppy laying on a couch | contradiction | A dog is not as specific as a puppy and laying is not the same as runs. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A dog is running a race. | neutral | Not all greyhounds are running a race at the same time at the race track. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A race dog is competing | neutral | Not all greyhounds are race dogs. Just because the dog is wearing clothing and running along the racetrack does not mean it is competing. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | There is an animal running outdoors | entailment | A greyhound dog is a type of animal, and being on dirt racetrack would imply being outdoors. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | The dog is sitting, waiting to be petted. | contradiction | A greyhound dog is more specific than a dog and runs is not the same as sitting. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | There is a cat on the racetrack | contradiction | A dog is not a cat. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | The dog is running. | entailment | The greyhound that runs along a dirt racetrack is running. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | The dog is an animal | entailment | A greyhound dog is an animal. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | A dog is at a racetrack. | entailment | The dog who runs along a dirt racetrack is at a racetrack. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | The racetrack is long | neutral | We do not know how long the racetrack is based on the first sentence. | en |
A greyhound dog wearing a yellow and black shirt runs along a dirt racetrack. | An animal is outside | entailment | A greyhound dog is an animal and a dirt racetrack would be outside. | en |
Gray dog with muzzle and with the# 8 yellow striped identification is running. | A gray dog is about to win a race. | neutral | There could be multiple gray dogs , the second sentence does not specify which particular dog is about to win the race. | en |
Gray dog with muzzle and with the# 8 yellow striped identification is running. | A gray dog is sleeping on the floor. | contradiction | Running is not the same as sleeping. | en |
Gray dog with muzzle and with the# 8 yellow striped identification is running. | A dog is running a race. | entailment | If the gray dog has the number 8 on him and he is running, he is running a race. | en |
A man wearing white clothes with a blue backpack waits for the blond woman to sign a book. | A man is watching a movie. | contradiction | Watching a movie is different that someone who waits. | en |
A man wearing white clothes with a blue backpack waits for the blond woman to sign a book. | A man is getting an autograph at a book signing. | neutral | It could be any man getting man , not the one in sentence one wearing the shirt an d backpack. Any number of celebrities may be wiling to sign any type of book, not just blond women at book signings. | en |
A man wearing white clothes with a blue backpack waits for the blond woman to sign a book. | A man is waiting in line. | neutral | There are may clothing variations a person can wear, not necessarily making this the same man waiting. In addition, people wait on line for a variety of things in addition to a blond woman signing a book. | en |
A man dressed in red is at the marketplace. | Male vendor stands behind his fruit stand at marketplace | neutral | Just because a man is at the marketplace does not mean he is a vendor behind his fruit stand. | en |
A man dressed in red is at the marketplace. | Man standing at a market | entailment | " At the marketplace " is a rephrasing of " at a market ". | en |
A man dressed in red is at the marketplace. | Man sitting in office | contradiction | Marketplace isn't office. | en |
A person performing a wheelie trick on a motorcycle in a parking lot. | A person does a stunt on his motorbike. | entailment | A wheelie trick is a stunt. A motorcycle is a type of motorbike. | en |
A person performing a wheelie trick on a motorcycle in a parking lot. | A woman rides a unicycle in the parking lot. | contradiction | A motorcyle and unicycle are different. | en |
A person performing a wheelie trick on a motorcycle in a parking lot. | A daredevil performs a stunt on his motorbike. | neutral | A person does not have to be a daredevil to attempt tricks/stunts on a bike. | en |
A man standing on a motorcycle doing a stunt | A stuntman on a motorcycle | entailment | A man standing on a motorcycle doing a stunt is a stuntman. | en |
A man standing on a motorcycle doing a stunt | a man crashes a car into a pole | contradiction | A motorcycle and car are different. | en |
A man standing on a motorcycle doing a stunt | a stuntman vaults from his motorcycle | neutral | Not all who do stunts on motorcycles have to be in the stuntman profession. | en |
Motorcycle daredevil on reared motorcycle. | Motorcyle crashes into a pile of cars. | contradiction | If the daredevil has reared on a motorcycle, then he's not crashing into cars. | en |
Motorcycle daredevil on reared motorcycle. | Motorcylist rides his bike. | entailment | A motorcycle daredevil is a type of motorcylist | en |
Motorcycle daredevil on reared motorcycle. | Motorcycle rider jumps a few cars. | neutral | The first sentence is not clear on what the rider is doing, as opposed to jumps a few cars- he could be doing any number of tricks or perhaps about to fall off based on the first sentence | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The rider is straddling the motorcycle. | contradiction | The rider can't be straddling and riding the motorcyle sideways at the same time. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The person is laying in his bedroom. | contradiction | The person can't be riding a motorcycle while laying in his bedroom. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | Someone is riding side saddled on a motor bike. | entailment | Side saddled is just another way to say sideways and motor bike is another name for a motorcycle. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | Someone is parked in a car on the street | contradiction | The person can't be on a motorcyle while in a car. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The individual sat on a bench in the subway terminal. | contradiction | The person can't be on a motorcycle while sitting on a bench. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A person is on a motorcycle. | entailment | A person refers to the someone because both state that the subject is on a motorcycle. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The rider is getting ready to leap off the motorcycle. | neutral | We do not know if the person riding is the driver or a passenger. We can not infer that because the rider is riding sideways that he is about to jump off. People stand on balconies- it does not mean they are all going to leap to their death. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A child is just learning to ride a motorcycle, and doesn't quite know how to mount. | neutral | We can not infer who the someone is, sentence two tells us it is an inexperienced child. Not all people riding sideways do not know how to mount or are just learning. | en |
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