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Older couple is covered in shadows by a bridge.	couple covered in shadows	entailment	The couple is older and the shadows are made by a bridge.	en
A man and woman standing under a covered patio with the sun beaming through the trellis slats.	Two people are standing in the sun on their newly constructed patio.	neutral	Just because the man and the woman are standing under a covered a patio that dose not mean it is newly constructed.	en
A man and woman standing under a covered patio with the sun beaming through the trellis slats.	Two people are standing.	entailment	If it is a man and a woman, that is two people	en
A man and woman standing under a covered patio with the sun beaming through the trellis slats.	Two people are dancing in the snow.	contradiction	The people cannot simultaneously be dancing and standing	en
Two elderly people in a dimly lit area.	Two elderly people are in a dark alley.	neutral	Dimly lit does not imply alley.	en
Two elderly people in a dimly lit area.	Two elderly people are hit with spotlights.	contradiction	One cannot be in a dimly lit area and hit with spotlights simultaneously.	en
Two elderly people in a dimly lit area.	Elderly people are in a dark area.	entailment	Elderly people signifies more than one and dimly lit means it can be dark.	en
An older man wearing a vest looking into a dumpster.	An old man is looking into a dumpster.	entailment	The older man can wear a vest.	en
An older man wearing a vest looking into a dumpster.	The old man accidentally dropped his wallet in the dumpster.	neutral	Looking does not imply the man dropped his wallet.	en
An older man wearing a vest looking into a dumpster.	The old man is sitting at a table reading a book.	contradiction	One cannot be looking into a dumpster and sitting at a table simultaneously.	en
Young boy holding a baby in a run-down area.	The boy has the baby.	entailment	This implies that holding a baby and having a baby are the same.	en
Young boy holding a baby in a run-down area.	The boy is holding a dog.	contradiction	The boy could be holding either a dog or a baby.	en
Young boy holding a baby in a run-down area.	The boy is holding his sibling.	neutral	the baby does not have to be his sibling.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	One adult is hurt because of the ride they took.	neutral	the adult's does not have to be hurt because of the ride they took.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two young adults are playing basketball.	contradiction	One cannot help someone else fix an arm injury while playing basketball at the same time.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two young adults are at a rodeo.	entailment	The sentence clarifies that there are two young adults at a rodeo	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	One is trying to fix his arm injury so they can co on another ride	neutral	We can't infer he will go on another ride.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	A young adult helps another after he is injured by a bull at a rodeo.	neutral	We can't infer that he was injured by a bull at a rodeo	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	a rodeo is a safe place for all occupants	contradiction	A rodeo is not always safe for all occupants if someone can injure their arm.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	the one mending the arm is a trained medic	neutral	We can't infer the other is a trained medic.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two young adults are at a horse event.	entailment	The sentence clarifies that a rodeo is a horse event	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	there are people at the rodeo	entailment	This sentence tells us that young adults are people.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two young adults want to ride horses.	neutral	We can't infer they want to ride horses.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two young adults are at a waterpark	contradiction	The young adults could be at either a rodeo or a waterpark.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	A bull escapes from the rodeo.	contradiction	The man cannot ride a bull after it escapes.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	A young adult helps another after an injury at a rodeo.	entailment	This tells us that an adult helps to fix another after a rodeo injury.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	Two aduts are at a rodeo.	entailment	This sentence is implying that two young adults are also aduts.	en
Two young adults at a rodeo, one is helping the other to fix an injury to his arm after a brief ride.	The bull is jumping into the crowd at a rodeo.	contradiction	Different subject matter: adults versus bull.	en
A cowboy in a rodeo puts a bandage on his forearm, getting ready for his ride.	a cowboy is going to milk the cows	contradiction	The cowboy can't ride and milk the cows simultaneously.	en
A cowboy in a rodeo puts a bandage on his forearm, getting ready for his ride.	a cowboy has a bandage on his arm	entailment	AFTER HE PUT IT ON HIS ARM HE HAS IT ON HIS ARM.	en
A cowboy in a rodeo puts a bandage on his forearm, getting ready for his ride.	a cowboy hurt his arm shooting a gun	neutral	we can't infer he hurt his arm shooting a gun.	en
A young woman is drilling holes in a rock with an impact drill	Daffy Duck is a pasta chef.	contradiction	Woman and Duck are different subject matter.	en
A young woman is drilling holes in a rock with an impact drill	The rock is hard.	neutral	Just because she is using an impact drill doesn't mean the rock is hard.	en
A young woman is drilling holes in a rock with an impact drill	A woman drills rock.	entailment	YOU NEED AN IMPACT DRILL TO GET THROUGH ROCK.	en
A young boy holds a small, dirty girl on his lap while wrapping her in his jacket.	The little girl is the boys sister.	neutral	We cant infer the girl is his sister.	en
A young boy holds a small, dirty girl on his lap while wrapping her in his jacket.	The little boy is taking care of the young girl.	entailment	HE IS TAKING CARE OF HER BY WRAPPING HER.	en
A young boy holds a small, dirty girl on his lap while wrapping her in his jacket.	The little boy is giving the little girl a bubble bath.	contradiction	The boy cannot simultaneously hold the girl on his lap while giving her a bath.	en
Two small children in poor conditions trying to survive the elements.	The childreen are poor.	entailment	MANY POOR CHILDREN LIVE IN POOR CONDITIONS.	en
Two small children in poor conditions trying to survive the elements.	The children are wealthy.	contradiction	The children cannot simultaneously be poor and wealthy.	en
Two small children in poor conditions trying to survive the elements.	The children are siblings.	neutral	children are not always small.	en
A young boy holds an infant which appears to be in distraught.	A young boy holds a crying baby that needs a diaper change.	neutral	We can't infer the baby needs a diaper change.	en
A young boy holds an infant which appears to be in distraught.	A young boy holds a crying baby.	entailment	CRYING IS A SIGN ON BEING DISTRAUGHT.	en
A young boy holds an infant which appears to be in distraught.	A young boy sits next to a crying baby.	contradiction	The boy cannot hold and sit next to simultaneously.	en
A brother holding his younger brother outside in cold air.	There is a brother and sister pair.	contradiction	A brother and a sister are different genders.	en
A brother holding his younger brother outside in cold air.	There are two brothers.	entailment	Two brothers are outside.	en
A brother holding his younger brother outside in cold air.	It is winter.	neutral	Cold air not necessarily imply that it is winter.	en
An old man wit a straw hat and umbrella is smiling while sitting and watching something in the distance.	The hat is dirty.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing hat is dirty	en
An old man wit a straw hat and umbrella is smiling while sitting and watching something in the distance.	The hat is made out of clay.	contradiction	CLAY IS NOT STRAW	en
An old man wit a straw hat and umbrella is smiling while sitting and watching something in the distance.	There is a straw hat.	entailment	WIT AND THERE ARE THE SAME.	en
Three cheerleaders are rooting for their team.	The cheerleaders show their team support.	entailment	YOU ARE SUPPORT IVE WHEN YOU ARE ROOTING.	en
Three cheerleaders are rooting for their team.	The cheerleaders are taking a break.	contradiction	Cheerleaders would be taking a break from rooting for their team.	en
Three cheerleaders are rooting for their team.	One of the cheerleaders is male.	neutral	one the man	en
A young boy wearing a red shirt with yellow writing on it and a red sports cap is squatted in shallow water and touching a yellow pail filled with sand.	The little kid with a red shirt and yellow letters, stood on a foot stool to reach both his hands into the dirty water in the sink.	contradiction	The boy cannot have squatted and stood silultaneously	en
A young boy wearing a red shirt with yellow writing on it and a red sports cap is squatted in shallow water and touching a yellow pail filled with sand.	Trying to get the attention of his parents, the little red-shirted imp continued to dig handfuls of sand out of the yellow bucket and hurl them at the people lying on the beach.	neutral	trying to go	en
A young boy wearing a red shirt with yellow writing on it and a red sports cap is squatted in shallow water and touching a yellow pail filled with sand.	The young boy in the red shirt had his finger touching the sand filled yellow pail.	entailment	HE IS TOUCHING.	en
A bride and her groom embracing.	The two people just got married.	neutral	two people out	en
A bride and her groom embracing.	The two people are swimming.	contradiction	They cannot be embracing and swimming at the same time.	en
A bride and her groom embracing.	The bride and groom holding eachother.	entailment	YOU ARE HOLDING EACH OTHER WHEN YOU ARE EMBRACING.	en
Four snowsuit clad children climb up a snowy hillside.	Four children are outside in the snow.	entailment	SNOWY HILLSIDE S ARE OUTSIDE	en
Four snowsuit clad children climb up a snowy hillside.	It is summertime and warm outside.	contradiction	If it is snowy outside, then it is not summertime and warm.	en
Four snowsuit clad children climb up a snowy hillside.	The children are going sledding.	neutral	children are now	en
Four children climbing up a snow covered hill.	Four children climb up an Icy palace in the Norwegian countryside	contradiction	Four children either climb up a snow covered hill or an Icy palace.	en
Four children climbing up a snow covered hill.	Four children are climbing in the snow of a covered hill	neutral	That they are climbing up a snow covered hill does not necessarily mean they are in the snow on the snow covered hill.	en
Four children climbing up a snow covered hill.	Four children are climbing on a snowy hill	entailment	An hill snowy is a snow covered hill.	en
Four kids climb a snowy hill, one struggles.	kids are climbing a hill covered with snow while on school vacation	neutral	kids don't mean on vacation	en
Four kids climb a snowy hill, one struggles.	kids are climbing a hill covered with snow	entailment	If the kids are climbing a snowy hill, the hill must be covered in snow.	en
Four kids climb a snowy hill, one struggles.	kids playing in the sand	contradiction	You can't be in both a snowy and sandy place.	en
A woman wearing a white gown and a man wearing a gray suit embracing.	A bride is hugging her groom.	neutral	bride is it	en
A woman wearing a white gown and a man wearing a gray suit embracing.	A woman is wearing a white gown.	entailment	"A woman wearing a white gown" is the same as "A woman is wearing a white gown".	en
A woman wearing a white gown and a man wearing a gray suit embracing.	A dog is eating.	contradiction	A woman and a man are humans and a dog is not.	en
A bride and groom stand together in front of a wooden fence.	Newlyweds have their photo taken.	neutral	have their own	en
A bride and groom stand together in front of a wooden fence.	A man and woman are outside.	entailment	"A bride and groom" are usually "A man and woman", and "in front of wooden fence" means "outside"	en
A bride and groom stand together in front of a wooden fence.	The bride is walking down the aisle to greet her groom.	contradiction	The bride cannot be walking down the aisle to meet her groom if the bride and groom are standing together.	en
A bride and groom are standing in front of a fence.	The bride has blonde hair.	neutral	has blonde it	en
A bride and groom are standing in front of a fence.	The bride and groom are dancing in the hotel.	contradiction	They cannot be standing and dancing at the same time.	en
A bride and groom are standing in front of a fence.	A bride and groom stand near a fence.	entailment	"in front of " is one way to be "near" a fence.	en
A man crosses a busy city street.	A man almost gets hit by a car.	neutral	man almost it	en
A man crosses a busy city street.	A man runs across a road without paying attention to traffic.	contradiction	If the man crosses the street, it does not mean that he is running.	en
A man crosses a busy city street.	A man makes his way through traffic, no foot.	entailment	A man crosses a street usually means he is on foot.	en
A man in a white shirt and tie walking across the street.	A man wearing a uniform walks through a busy street.	neutral	White shirt and tie doesn't imply uniform. Across the street doesn't imply that the street is busy.	en
A man in a white shirt and tie walking across the street.	A man walks outside.	entailment	The man in a white shirt and tie may not be that same a the one who walks outside.	en
A man in a white shirt and tie walking across the street.	A woman walks across the street.	contradiction	A man is not a woman.	en
A man walks across a road with his tie flipped over his shoulder.	A woman walks across a road with her tie flipped over his shoulder.	contradiction	A man and a woman are two different people.	en
A man walks across a road with his tie flipped over his shoulder.	A man walks across a busy road with his tie flipped over his shoulder.	neutral	man walks it	en
A man walks across a road with his tie flipped over his shoulder.	A man walks across a street with his tie blowing in the wind	entailment	Usually tie is flipped over shoulder because it is blowing in the wind.	en
An older man in a nice dress shirt with a tie over his shoulder, walking across a street in downtown.	A man is sitting in a cafe down town.	contradiction	The man can not be walking and sitting at the same time.	en
An older man in a nice dress shirt with a tie over his shoulder, walking across a street in downtown.	A man is walking across a street downtown to get to his favorite shop.	neutral	man is it	en
An older man in a nice dress shirt with a tie over his shoulder, walking across a street in downtown.	A man is walking across a street downtown.	entailment	An old man is A man, and he is walking across a street downtown.	en
Two women with colorful hats sit in a field.	The women are friends.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing women are friends	en
Two women with colorful hats sit in a field.	Two women are sitting.	entailment	Two women sit in a field is the a form of sitting.	en
Two women with colorful hats sit in a field.	The women are standing.	contradiction	The women can not be sitting and standing at the same time.	en
A man in a suit is holding a frying pan.	There is a man cooking.	entailment	Holding a frying pan is a form of cooking.	en
A man in a suit is holding a frying pan.	The man is cooking before work.	neutral	He needs to go to work soon.	en
A man in a suit is holding a frying pan.	The man is juggling.	contradiction	The man can not be holding a frying pan if he is juggling.	en
A well dressed man holds a skillet in public.	The man is cooking on the street.	neutral	This is out on the street.	en
A well dressed man holds a skillet in public.	A man dresses well.	entailment	A well dressed man is a rephrasing of man dresses well.	en
A well dressed man holds a skillet in public.	The man is getting on a plane.	contradiction	a plane is not a public area.	en
A man in a gray suit and purple tie is flipping a pancake in the middle of a sidewalk.	The person is flipping food.	entailment	A man is a person, and pancake is a form of food	en
A man in a gray suit and purple tie is flipping a pancake in the middle of a sidewalk.	The person works for IHOP.	neutral	The pancakes are from IHOP.	en
A man in a gray suit and purple tie is flipping a pancake in the middle of a sidewalk.	The person is wearing a yellow suit.	contradiction	gray is not yellow.	en

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