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A woman dressed in a red costume belly dances among spectators. | A woman belly dances. | entailment | Belly dances among spectators is the way one belly dances. | en |
A woman dressed in a red costume belly dances among spectators. | A man belly dances. | contradiction | One cannot be both a man and a woman. | en |
A youngster plays with a toy. | toys played some person | neutral | Plays with toys can be inferred. | en |
A youngster plays with a toy. | youths plays with toys | entailment | Youth is a youngster. | en |
A youngster plays with a toy. | person walking on beach | contradiction | One cannot be walking on a beach and playing with a toy simultaneously. | en |
A person with a green hat laying down on the ground. | A person is sleep. | neutral | A person laying down on the ground doesn't imply the person is sleep. | en |
A person with a green hat laying down on the ground. | A person is wearing a blue hat. | contradiction | The person can't be wearing a green hat and a blue hat simultaneously. | en |
A person with a green hat laying down on the ground. | A person is wearing a green hat. | entailment | a person wearing a green hat is the same as him being with the hat | en |
A boy smiles while he loads up his toy with fake bullets. | A boy plays with his toy car. | contradiction | A toy car doesn't require fake bullets. | en |
A boy smiles while he loads up his toy with fake bullets. | A boy plays with a toy gun. | entailment | the fake bullets show it is a fake gun and having the boy load his gun is the same as him playing with it | en |
A boy smiles while he loads up his toy with fake bullets. | A boy plays cops and robbers with his friends. | neutral | A boy who smiles while he loads his toy with fake bullets doesn't imply he is with his friends playing cops and robbers. | en |
A smiling young boy loads a foam gun with darts. | A smiling young boy playing with a toy gun. | entailment | a foam gun is a toy gun and him loading one is the same as him playing with the gun | en |
A smiling young boy loads a foam gun with darts. | A smiling young boy loads a pellet gun. | contradiction | A foam gun is different from a pellet gun. | en |
A smiling young boy loads a foam gun with darts. | A smiling young boy playing with his new birthday present. | neutral | A boy loads a foam gun with darts doesn't imply he is playing with his new birthday present. | en |
A young man with a black shirt and gray pants smiling looking down as he plays with a yellow and blue toy in the dark. | A young man plays with a toy in the dark. | entailment | The toy can be yellow and blue. | en |
A young man with a black shirt and gray pants smiling looking down as he plays with a yellow and blue toy in the dark. | A young man plays his violin at the school play. | contradiction | One cannot play with a toy in the dark and play a violin at the school play simultaneously. | en |
A young man with a black shirt and gray pants smiling looking down as he plays with a yellow and blue toy in the dark. | A young black man plays with a toy in the dark. | neutral | Young man does not imply that he is black. | en |
A little boy in a black t-shirt plays with a toy NERF gun. | A little boy in black plays with a toy gun. | entailment | In black refers to the little boy t-shirt while he play with a toy gun. | en |
A little boy in a black t-shirt plays with a toy NERF gun. | a little boy in red plays with a dog. | contradiction | The boy is either wearing black or red clothing. A NERF gun is different from a dog. | en |
A little boy in a black t-shirt plays with a toy NERF gun. | A little boy is playing with his present. | neutral | A toy NERF gun doesn't imply it is his present. | en |
A group of people both adult and children stand around a bunch of sheep. | A bunch of parents and their children look at some shorn sheep | neutral | Not all adults around children are the parents of those children. | en |
A group of people both adult and children stand around a bunch of sheep. | A crowd of people stand around some farm animals | entailment | Adults and children are people, and a group is the same thing as a crowd. | en |
A group of people both adult and children stand around a bunch of sheep. | A lone teenager tends to a few sheep | contradiction | A group refers to more than just a lone teenager. | en |
A group of old and young people standing in a dirt field with a herd of sheep against a deep blue sky. | A group of old and young people standing in a dirt field . | neutral | not every field is under a blue sky | en |
A group of old and young people standing in a dirt field with a herd of sheep against a deep blue sky. | A group of people running in the snow. | contradiction | Standing and running are different. A dirt field doesn't have snow. | en |
A group of old and young people standing in a dirt field with a herd of sheep against a deep blue sky. | A group of old and young people standing in a dirt field with a herd of sheep . | entailment | The group is outside in a dirt field, meaning the sky would be visible. | en |
Three kids and there parents tending to their pack of sheep. | The kids and the parents care for their herd of sheep. | entailment | Tending to is similar to care and pack is a word the related to herd when discussing sheep. | en |
Three kids and there parents tending to their pack of sheep. | The kids are walking the dogs. | contradiction | Tending to sheep and walking the dogs are two different activities. Sheep are definitely not the same as dogs. | en |
Three kids and there parents tending to their pack of sheep. | The kids are learning from the parents. | neutral | Three kids tending their pack of sheep does not imply they are learning from the parents. | en |
Four children and a woman are tending sheep in an arid location. | The family works the sheep farm in Australia. | neutral | Just because the woman and four children are present together does not imply they are a family. Also, the exact location of the scene is not mentioned at all in the first sentence. | en |
Four children and a woman are tending sheep in an arid location. | A man pets a horse. | contradiction | It cannot be both a man and children and woman | en |
Four children and a woman are tending sheep in an arid location. | Five people tend sheep. | entailment | The people tend sheep because they are tending sheep. | en |
There are a group of people around a heard of sheep. | a group of people around sheep | entailment | The word "heard" seems to mean "herd" a term used most often to describe sheep. | en |
There are a group of people around a heard of sheep. | a group of older people around sheep | neutral | A group of people around a heard of sheep does not make them older people. | en |
There are a group of people around a heard of sheep. | one person around sheep | contradiction | A group of people is more than one person. | en |
A man in a beret looks out the window of a vehicle. | The man isn't wearing a hat | contradiction | the man is either wearing a hat (beret) or isn't wearing a hat. | en |
A man in a beret looks out the window of a vehicle. | The man is a soldier | neutral | a man with a beret doesn't have to be a soldier | en |
A man in a beret looks out the window of a vehicle. | A man is wearing a beret | entailment | Wearing a beret is the same as in a beret. | en |
A boy at a gun range aims and shoots. | A lad fires a weapon. | entailment | The boy can also be called a lad, he is at a gun range and then fires the weapon in order to shoot at the range. | en |
A boy at a gun range aims and shoots. | Two men shoot a tyrant in the head with precision and accuracy. | contradiction | It's either one boy or two men. In a gun range, there is a target. A tyrant is not someone you can find as a target in a gun range. | en |
A boy at a gun range aims and shoots. | A boy aims at a target. | neutral | Aiming and shooting does not imply it is at a target. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | The conductor of a train is seated comfortable while a man in a carriage steps off the train. | contradiction | If the conductor is seasted, then he can't lean out of a window. If the man steps off the train, then he cannot look at the gauges. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | People watch a train go by. | contradiction | There's nobody else aside from the conductor and the man. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | The conductor is making sure the train is on the right track. | neutral | Looking out the train window to the right does not imply he is making sure the train is on the right track. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | There are two people on a train looking at different things. | entailment | The conductor and another man are two people looking at different things, out the wind and at some gauges. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | People are on a train. | entailment | The people on the train are a conductor and another man. | en |
A conductor of a train leans out of a window and looks to the right, while another man inside of the carriage looks towards some gauges. | People run a train. | entailment | A conductor is the person who runs a train. | en |
a man with a conductors hat sticks his head out the window and leans on the windowsill of the train. | A dog sticks his head out the window of a car. | contradiction | A man is different from a dog. A train is different from a car. | en |
a man with a conductors hat sticks his head out the window and leans on the windowsill of the train. | A man sticks his head out of the window. | neutral | I don't know what this would be - there is nothing that couldn't be inferred. There is a man, his head, and the window inboth sentences. | en |
a man with a conductors hat sticks his head out the window and leans on the windowsill of the train. | A man with a hat is on a train. | entailment | A conductor wears a conductors hat while he is on the train. | en |
A train conductor looking out the window of a black train while the worker looks at the gauges. | The conductor is looking outside. | entailment | A conductor looking out the window of a train would be looking outside where the train runs. | en |
A train conductor looking out the window of a black train while the worker looks at the gauges. | The conductor is looking out the window at the train. | neutral | Looking out the window of a train does not imply he is looking at the train. | en |
A train conductor looking out the window of a black train while the worker looks at the gauges. | The conductor is looking at a manual. | contradiction | manual is not written on a window,so a person can not be looking at window and manual at the same time. | en |
Man hanging out of the window of a train wearing a black jacket and hat. | The man is the copilot of the airplane. | contradiction | One can not be in a train and an airplane at the same time. | en |
Man hanging out of the window of a train wearing a black jacket and hat. | The man is on a train. | entailment | Man hanging out of the window of a train is on a train. | en |
Man hanging out of the window of a train wearing a black jacket and hat. | The man is the train conductor. | neutral | A man hanging out of the window of a train is not always the train conductor. | en |
A little boy hits a baseball while his family watches | The little boy makes his family proud. | entailment | "Makes his family proud" is a rephrasing of "hits a baseball while his family watches". | en |
A little boy hits a baseball while his family watches | A boy scores a goal playing soccer with his sister. | contradiction | baseball game is different from a soccer game. | en |
A little boy hits a baseball while his family watches | A little boy hits a home run as his mom and dad cheer! | neutral | Not all hits are a home run. Watching does not imply they cheer. | en |
Boy with black shirt and red batting helmet swinging bat at ball on ball field. | the woman grades a paper | contradiction | Boy is a young man not a woman. | en |
Boy with black shirt and red batting helmet swinging bat at ball on ball field. | the boy is trying out for the baseball team | neutral | Swinging the bat at a ball does not imply he is trying out. | en |
Boy with black shirt and red batting helmet swinging bat at ball on ball field. | The boy is swinging a bat | entailment | "Swinging bat at ball" indicates the boy is swinging a bat | en |
A little boy batting with a red helmet on. | boy is reading story book in library | contradiction | Person can not be batting in a library. | en |
A little boy batting with a red helmet on. | a little boy batting wearing red helmet | entailment | "Wearing red helmet" is a rephrasing of "with a red helmet on". | en |
A little boy batting with a red helmet on. | a little school boy from California is batting | neutral | Not all little boys are a school boy from California. | en |
A boy in a red helmet hits a ball with a bat. | The boy is playing baseball. | neutral | Not all sports of hitting a ball with a bat are baseball. | en |
A boy in a red helmet hits a ball with a bat. | The boy is playing volleyball. | contradiction | volleyball game is not playing by hits a ball with a bat. | en |
A boy in a red helmet hits a ball with a bat. | The boy is playing a game. | entailment | "Hits a ball with a bat" implies playing a game. | en |
A woman in an SUV looks to be crying as a fatherly figure places his hand on her cheek for reassurance. | The man is reassuring the crying woman. | entailment | A fatherly figure is most likely a man. | en |
A woman in an SUV looks to be crying as a fatherly figure places his hand on her cheek for reassurance. | The woman just got into a car accident. | neutral | Although she is in a car and is crying, it does not imply it is because of a car accident. | en |
A woman in an SUV looks to be crying as a fatherly figure places his hand on her cheek for reassurance. | The woman is playing in the park with her children. | contradiction | Person in an SUV can not be playing in the park at the same time. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | the lady is his wife | neutral | Although she is being comforted by a man, it does not imply that she is his wife. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | A young lady is crying because she saw a dog get hit by a car. | neutral | the young lady does not have to be crying only because she saw a dog get hit by a car. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | a lady is crying | entailment | "Has made her cry" implies the lady is crying. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | The woman is laughing. | contradiction | Person who witness something sad will not be laughing. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | a lady is comforted | entailment | A lady "being comforted by a man" indicates that she is comforted. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | The lady is happy. | contradiction | Person who witness something sad will not be happy about it. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | The woman is at a funeral. | neutral | the woman does not have to be crying only because she is at a funeral. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | the lady is asleep at work | contradiction | Person being comforted will be awake not asleep. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | A woman is crying. | entailment | A young lady is a woman. "Has made her cry" implies that she is crying. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | The woman has tears in her eyes. | entailment | A young lady is a woman, and if something has made her cry then she will have tears in her eyes. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | A young lady is crying. | entailment | If something has made her cry, that indicates the lady is crying. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | The man is comforting his wife. | neutral | The young lady that is being comforted does not only have to be the man's wife. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | A young lady didn't see anything at all. | contradiction | Person who didn't see anything will not cry about the event. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | a lady just found out her dog died | neutral | the young lady does not have to be crying only because her dog died. | en |
A young lady being comforted by a man after she has seen something sad and it has made her cry. | a lady is alone and happy while watching a movie | contradiction | The woman cannot be alone and have a man there comforting her at the same time. She could be either happy or sad. | en |
A man in a blue plaid shirt is comforting a crying woman in a black truck. | A man comforts a crying woman. | entailment | This is summarizing the first sentence that a man comforts a crying woman, | en |
A man in a blue plaid shirt is comforting a crying woman in a black truck. | A man comforts his girlfriend. | neutral | The crying woman does not have to be the man's girlfriend. | en |
A man in a blue plaid shirt is comforting a crying woman in a black truck. | A woman comforts a crying man. | contradiction | It could be a man comforting a woman or vice versa. | en |
A man in a blue and white shirt shows concern for a girl in a suv. | Humans are interacting | entailment | " Shows Concern" is a form of humans interacting. | en |
A man in a blue and white shirt shows concern for a girl in a suv. | A man running on the ground | contradiction | One cannot run on the ground while also showing concern for a girl in an SUV. | en |
A man in a blue and white shirt shows concern for a girl in a suv. | A man shows something to a woman | neutral | something is usually used for a physical object not an emotion such as concern. | en |
An older man sitting outside in the sun watching something under his umbrella. | The man is indoors. | contradiction | The man could be indoors or outdoors. | en |
An older man sitting outside in the sun watching something under his umbrella. | The man is in the park. | neutral | The man does not need to be in the park to be sitting outside. | en |
An older man sitting outside in the sun watching something under his umbrella. | An older man is outside. | entailment | The second sentence summarizes that a man is outside. | en |
four men are on stage performing music. | The men are making noise. | entailment | This sentence implies that performing music is also making noise. | en |
four men are on stage performing music. | The men are a barbershop quartet. | neutral | the men don't have to be a barbershop quartet to be performing music on a stage. | en |
four men are on stage performing music. | The men are silently praying in the church. | contradiction | The men could be either performing music or praying. | en |
Older couple is covered in shadows by a bridge. | lion eats bird | contradiction | An older couple refers to humans and a lion cannot be a person. | en |
Older couple is covered in shadows by a bridge. | couple near big building | contradiction | The couple could be near a bridge or a building. | en |
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