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Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | There is a person on a machine. | entailment | The machine could refer to a motorcycle since a motorcycle is a type of machine. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The person wanted to show off to the crowd of onlookers. | neutral | riding doesn't always mean show off | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A person is on a motorcycle. | entailment | A person refers to someone. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A man rides a motorcycle sideways on the countryside | neutral | riding doesn't always mean countryside | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | The birds in the tree are singing and eating worms. | contradiction | The birds can't be riding a motorcycle while singing and eating worms. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A person on a motorcycle is ridding sideways | entailment | The person refers to someone who is riding sideways on a motorcycle. | en |
Someone riding sideways on a motorcycle. | A motorcycle rider is showing off. | neutral | riding doesn't always mean showing off. | en |
Young man standing on one hand in front of an audience. | The crowd applauded the young man for standing on one hand. | neutral | standing doesn't always mean applauded | en |
Young man standing on one hand in front of an audience. | The young man played his guitar. | contradiction | The young man can't be standing on one hand if he's playing a guitar. | en |
Young man standing on one hand in front of an audience. | The young adult stood on one hand during his performance. | entailment | The young adult refers to the young man. A performance is usually done in front of an audience. | en |
Man in a hood performing in front of a group of onlookers. | the man is at home sleeping | contradiction | The man can't be sleeping if he's performing. | en |
Man in a hood performing in front of a group of onlookers. | a man is performing | entailment | A performance is usually done in front of people. | en |
Man in a hood performing in front of a group of onlookers. | the man is paid | neutral | performing doesn't always mean paid | en |
A guy is on one hand throwing his feet up surrounded by a crowd. | A man performs tricks for a crowd. | entailment | Tricks could include throwing one's feet up into the air. | en |
A guy is on one hand throwing his feet up surrounded by a crowd. | A guy is practicing his stunts in his living room. | contradiction | The guy can't be surrounded by a crowd if he's in his living room. | en |
A guy is on one hand throwing his feet up surrounded by a crowd. | A man is performing on a city sidewalk. | neutral | throwing doesn't always mean performing | en |
A man in a gray hat and tank top with black shorts doing a handstand. | The man is reading a newspaper while seated at his desk. | contradiction | The man can't be seated and reading a newspaper if he's doing a handstand | en |
A man in a gray hat and tank top with black shorts doing a handstand. | The man is performing at the circus. | neutral | performing doesn't always mean doing a handstand. | en |
A man in a gray hat and tank top with black shorts doing a handstand. | The man has his hands on the ground. | entailment | Hands must be on the ground in order to do a handstand. | en |
A woman with blond-hair, glasses, necklace, and a green and blue floral dress is holding a yellow container. | A woman with brown hair is holding a frying pan. | contradiction | The woman is holding a yellow container. | en |
A woman with blond-hair, glasses, necklace, and a green and blue floral dress is holding a yellow container. | A woman arrives at a potluck and brings a container of her famous stew. | neutral | container doesn't always mean stew. | en |
A woman with blond-hair, glasses, necklace, and a green and blue floral dress is holding a yellow container. | A blond woman in a floral dress is holding a container. | entailment | The container is the yellow container that is being held by the blonde haired woman in a floral dress. | en |
A lady sitting on the edge of a dock reading a book and listening to music. | A woman is outdoors. | neutral | sitting doesn't always mean outdoors. | en |
A lady sitting on the edge of a dock reading a book and listening to music. | A woman is inside watching TV. | contradiction | The lady can't be inside watching tv if she's at the edge of a dock reading a book and listening to music. | en |
A lady sitting on the edge of a dock reading a book and listening to music. | A lady is outside reading and listening to music. | entailment | Edge of a dock implies outside. | en |
A man is getting a book autographed. | The gentleman proffered his book for an autograph | entailment | One must have proffered his book in order to be getting a book autographed. | en |
A man is getting a book autographed. | The man was buying diapers at the local Costco | contradiction | The man can't be getting a book authographed while buying diapers. | en |
A man is getting a book autographed. | The man wanted the famous author to sign his book | neutral | autographed doesn't always mean famous author | en |
A man with a beard and a woman in sunglasses are standing in front of a liquor store. | The children are in school. | contradiction | It's either a man and a woman or children. A liquor store is not a school. | en |
A man with a beard and a woman in sunglasses are standing in front of a liquor store. | The man and women are standing. | entailment | A man and a woman is another way to say the man and women. | en |
A man with a beard and a woman in sunglasses are standing in front of a liquor store. | The man and woman are buying beer. | neutral | Standing in front of a liquor store does not mean buying beer. | en |
A man and woman stand on a one way road in front of a red stuccoed building. | Two people stand on a road by a building. | entailment | Two people is another way to describe a man and a woman together. | en |
A man and woman stand on a one way road in front of a red stuccoed building. | A man and woman standing on the sidewalk outside of the subway station. | contradiction | The man and woman can't be on the sidewalk outside a subway station if they're on a one way road in front of a building. | en |
A man and woman stand on a one way road in front of a red stuccoed building. | A married couple stand on the road outside of their farmhouse. | neutral | The man and woman are not necessarily married. | en |
Two people look toward the camera as they cross the street in front of a red building with a sign saying, "Royal." | Two men cross a street. | neutral | Not all people are men. | en |
Two people look toward the camera as they cross the street in front of a red building with a sign saying, "Royal." | Two sister relax by a pool. | contradiction | The two sisters will not cross the street at the same time that relax by the pool. | en |
Two people look toward the camera as they cross the street in front of a red building with a sign saying, "Royal." | A red building has a sign. | entailment | A building has a sign must be with a sign. | en |
A man in a blue striped shirt and jeans along with a woman in a brown shirt walking across the street. | A man and his sister cross the street to meet their parents. | neutral | Just because a man and woman walk across the street does not mean it a man and his sister. | en |
A man in a blue striped shirt and jeans along with a woman in a brown shirt walking across the street. | A man wearing a striped shirt and a woman wearing a polka dotted shirt cross the street. | contradiction | Brown isn't polka dotted. | en |
A man in a blue striped shirt and jeans along with a woman in a brown shirt walking across the street. | Two people are walking on the street. | entailment | A man and a woman are two people. | en |
Two guys and two girls are playing a casino game. | People are playing a game. | entailment | Guys and girls are people. | en |
Two guys and two girls are playing a casino game. | One guy and Twenty girls are shooting guns. | contradiction | It's either two or one guy. It's either two or twenty girls. Casino games don't involve shooting guns. | en |
Two guys and two girls are playing a casino game. | Two guys and two girls are on a double date. | neutral | Playing a casino games does not mean they are on a double date. | en |
A man and a woman look to their left near a liquor store. | A man and a woman sleeping in their bed | contradiction | The man and woman can't be sleeping if they can look to their left near a liquor store. | en |
A man and a woman look to their left near a liquor store. | A man and a woman near a liquor store | entailment | Look to their left near a liquor store and near a liquor store both imply the couple were near a liquor store. | en |
A man and a woman look to their left near a liquor store. | Husband and wife near a liquor store | neutral | The man and woman are not necessarily husband and wife. | en |
A man dressed as a pirate stands next to a man playing a saxophone as well as a man playing an accordion as viewers watch. | The men are a local comedy act at the new comedy club. | neutral | No way to know that the men are a local comedy act. | en |
A man dressed as a pirate stands next to a man playing a saxophone as well as a man playing an accordion as viewers watch. | There are three men in this picture | entailment | A man, a man, and a man equal three men. | en |
A man dressed as a pirate stands next to a man playing a saxophone as well as a man playing an accordion as viewers watch. | The men are best friends trying to settle a bet of who is better at swimming. | contradiction | The men can't be swimming if they are playing a saxophone and an accordion. | en |
A saxophone player dressed in a blue sweatshirt and an accordion player entertain people on the street, including a pirate. | A sax player plays for money on the street | neutral | Just because a saxophone player entertains people on the street does not mean he plays for money. | en |
A saxophone player dressed in a blue sweatshirt and an accordion player entertain people on the street, including a pirate. | A sax player entertains people | entailment | " A saxophone player entertain people " is a rephrasing of " a sax player entertains people ". | en |
A saxophone player dressed in a blue sweatshirt and an accordion player entertain people on the street, including a pirate. | A drummer plays on the street | contradiction | Saxophone and accordion aren't the same as a drummer. | en |
Man dressed as a Pirate listens with a crowd to a band playing. | man dressed as pirate | entailment | Man dressed as a Pirate means the same thing as man dressed as pirate. | en |
Man dressed as a Pirate listens with a crowd to a band playing. | pirates put on a concert | neutral | Listens with a crowd does not mean it is a concert. | en |
Man dressed as a Pirate listens with a crowd to a band playing. | girl cries loud | contradiction | The person must either be a man or a girl, not both. | en |
An eclectic group of musicians and actors perform for a group of tourists. | A monkey is eating a banana | contradiction | A monkey is not a group of musicians and actors; the actions being performed are also in contradiction. | en |
An eclectic group of musicians and actors perform for a group of tourists. | The musicians and actors are improvising. | neutral | Perform for a group of tourists does not mean they are improvising. | en |
An eclectic group of musicians and actors perform for a group of tourists. | Tourist are watching a performance | entailment | One must perform for a group in order for a group to be watching a performance. | en |
Musicians playing to a crowd of people on the street. | The street is long. | neutral | street doesn't imply is long. | en |
Musicians playing to a crowd of people on the street. | There are people. | entailment | There are people is another way to refer to a crowd of people. | en |
Musicians playing to a crowd of people on the street. | The street has no people. | contradiction | A crowd of people on the street is completely contradictory to there being no people on the street. | en |
A woman with an umbrella following a car on a billboard. | A man is on a billboard. | contradiction | One can either be a man or a woman not both. | en |
A woman with an umbrella following a car on a billboard. | A woman is on an advertisement. | neutral | If it is on a billboard, than it is an advertisement. | en |
A woman with an umbrella following a car on a billboard. | A woman is on a billboard. | entailment | "A woman is on a billboard," is a rephrasing of, "A woman with an umbrella following a car on a billboard." | en |
A young man does a trick on his skateboard in a somewhat crowded park area. | A young man skateboarding. | entailment | A man does a trick on a skateboard must mean that he is skateboarding. | en |
A young man does a trick on his skateboard in a somewhat crowded park area. | A young man does a trick on his skateboard for an audience. | neutral | Crowded park area does not mean there is an audience. | en |
A young man does a trick on his skateboard in a somewhat crowded park area. | A young man diving into a pool. | contradiction | The two actions the young man is doing are highly unlikely to be occurring at the same time. Diving into a pool while doing a trick on one's skateboard seems rather impossible. | en |
Muzzled greyhounds are racing on the track. | Dogs race on the track. | entailment | Greyhounds are a breed of dog. | en |
Muzzled greyhounds are racing on the track. | The dogs are racing for practice for a big competition coming up. | neutral | Just because greyhounds race on the track does not mean it is practice for a big competition. | en |
Muzzled greyhounds are racing on the track. | Muzzled greyhouds are eating Kibbles 'N Bits out of a cereal bowl. | contradiction | One cannot be racing and eating simultaneously. | en |
Dogs race each other on a muddy track. | The dogs are greyhounds | neutral | Dogs race does not mean they are greyhounds. | en |
Dogs race each other on a muddy track. | The track is muddy | entailment | Dogs race each other must mean that they are on a track. | en |
Dogs race each other on a muddy track. | The track is dry | contradiction | The condition of the track is a contradiction; the track is either muddy or dry, but not both. | en |
Race dogs midair while they run. | Huskies are racing in the iditarod | neutral | Huskies are just one breed of dog, just like the iditarod is a specific race. | en |
Race dogs midair while they run. | Fish are swimming in circles | contradiction | The subject is either a group of dogs or fish. | en |
Race dogs midair while they run. | Dogs are racing | entailment | If race dogs run, they are racing. | en |
A boy in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans performs a trick on a skateboard while spectators in the background are looking on. | A young man rides a skateboard. | entailment | A boy performs trick on a skateboard must mean he rides a skateboard. | en |
A boy in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans performs a trick on a skateboard while spectators in the background are looking on. | The skateboarder performs for the judges. | neutral | Spectators does not imply judges. | en |
A boy in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans performs a trick on a skateboard while spectators in the background are looking on. | The piano player finishes his piece of music. | contradiction | Performing a trick on a skateboard and finishing a piece of piano music are two totally different actions; they certainly could not be done at the same time. | en |
A male in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans is doing a skateboard trick on a tiled outdoor surface along a river walk. | A man is riding a bike in a park. | contradiction | The person must either be on a skateboard or a bike. The man cannot be riding both things at the same time. | en |
A male in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans is doing a skateboard trick on a tiled outdoor surface along a river walk. | A skateboarder does a trick. | entailment | Doing a skateboard trick must mean he does a trick. | en |
A male in a green sweatshirt and blue jeans is doing a skateboard trick on a tiled outdoor surface along a river walk. | A skateboarder is grinding along a river walk. | neutral | Doing a trick does not imply grinding along a river walk. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The people are standing near a man doing an ollie. | entailment | A man is people. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | A man is skating. | entailment | A man does an ollie on a skateboard must mean he is skating. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The people in the park are watching the skateboarder. | neutral | People in the park does not imply they are watching. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The man is in the park. | entailment | A man with people in the park must mean that the man is in the park. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | a man rides a skateboard | entailment | A man does an ollie on his skateboard must mean he rides a skateboard. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The man is riding his bike down the fast lane. | contradiction | The actions performed by the man are in contradiction. He is either doing a trick (an ollie) on a skateboard or riding a bike, but certainly not both at the same time. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | a man is asleep in front of a cozy fire | contradiction | The man is either asleep or doing an ollie on a skateboard, but certainly not both. The locations also present a contradiction: Is he in a park or in front of a cozy fire? | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | A man in a tux rides a cab. | contradiction | The different clothes presents one contradiction. If the man is wearing a tux, it is highly unlikely that he is also wearing a hoodie. His actions are also incompatible; if he is riding in a cab, he can't be riding a skateboard at the same time. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | A man is skateboarding near the park. | entailment | A man with the park in the backround must mean that he is near a park. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The skateboard is on the ground. | contradiction | The skateboard would not be on the ground while doing an ollie | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | a man is a skilled skateboarder | neutral | Doing an ollie does not imply being a skilled skateboarder. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The man has never done this trick before. | neutral | Doing an ollie does not imply he has never done this trick before. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | A man with ripped jeans skateboards. | neutral | Not all skateboarders wear ripped jeans. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The man is good with a skateboard. | neutral | Doing an ollie does not imply being good with a skateboard necessarily. | en |
A man in a hoodie does an ollie on his skateboard with people in the park in the background. | The man is sitting down on his skateboard. | contradiction | The man would not be sitting down if he were doing an Ollie | en |
A man in a green hoodie is trying to do a trick on his skateboard in a park. | a man in green | entailment | A man in a green hoodie must mean the man is in green. | en |
A man in a green hoodie is trying to do a trick on his skateboard in a park. | the man is white | neutral | Not all men are white. | en |
A man in a green hoodie is trying to do a trick on his skateboard in a park. | the man is nude | contradiction | He wouldn't be nude if he were wearing a hoodie | en |
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