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Two men workers doing their job with their supervisor. | Two men are taking their lunch break. | contradiction | The men who are doing their job cannot take lunch break simultaneously. | en |
Two men workers doing their job with their supervisor. | Two men are working. | entailment | Two men workers are two men, and working is a paraphrase of doing their job. | en |
Two men workers doing their job with their supervisor. | Two men are working in a construction zone. | neutral | Nothing indicates the men are in a construction zone. | en |
One Asian cook watches another cook on a griddle in a commercial kitchen. | One Asian cook is teaching the other cook how to make a special dish for their customers. | neutral | The cook is not necessarily teaching, and is not necessarily making a special dish. | en |
One Asian cook watches another cook on a griddle in a commercial kitchen. | One Asian cook is watching another cook on a griddle in a commercial kitchen | entailment | An Asian cook watches is a rephrasing of watching another cook on a griddle in a commercial kitchen. | en |
One Asian cook watches another cook on a griddle in a commercial kitchen. | Two Italian teachers are yelliing at other in school. | contradiction | The amount of people can not be both one and two. The people cannot be both Asian and Italian. They cannot be in a commercial kitchen and in school at the same time. | en |
A man in a collared shirt talking to another man in sunglasses. | Two men are talking. | entailment | A man talking to another man is two men talking to each other. | en |
A man in a collared shirt talking to another man in sunglasses. | A naked man is talking to another man. | contradiction | A man cannot be naked and wearing a collared shirt at the same time. | en |
A man in a collared shirt talking to another man in sunglasses. | The priest is talking to the police officer. | neutral | The men are not necessarily a priest and a police officer. | en |
Man on the street, in blue striped shirt, talking to a man with glasses. | One man is berating another man. | neutral | You can not infer he is berating him. | en |
Man on the street, in blue striped shirt, talking to a man with glasses. | Two men are having a conversation. | entailment | Having a conversation implies talking. | en |
Man on the street, in blue striped shirt, talking to a man with glasses. | A man in a blue shirt is flirting with a woman with glasses. | contradiction | The man on the street cannot be both talking to a man and flirting with a woman simultaneously. | en |
Two men talking, both in blue shirts. | Two garbage men are talking. | neutral | The men are not necessarily garbage men. | en |
Two men talking, both in blue shirts. | Two men are wearing blue. | entailment | Two men have on blue shirts which means they are both wearing blue. | en |
Two men talking, both in blue shirts. | Three men wearing white say nothing. | contradiction | The amount of men has to be either two or three. They cannot be wearing both blue shirts and white shirts. | en |
Two men standing around talking by a city street. | Two men speak to each other. | entailment | Two men talking is a rephrasing of two mean speak to each other. | en |
Two men standing around talking by a city street. | Two men standing around talking by a city street and people can be seen walking past them. | neutral | There are not necessarily other people walking past them. | en |
Two men standing around talking by a city street. | Two men speak by the road in a rural environment. | contradiction | The two men can not be in a rural environment and a city street. | en |
A person is riding a dune buggy up a sandy hill. | A person is inside eating dinner in their windowless dining room. | contradiction | A person can't be riding and inside. | en |
A person is riding a dune buggy up a sandy hill. | A person is outside on a dune buggy. | entailment | A person riding a dune buggy up a sandy hill must be outside. | en |
A person is riding a dune buggy up a sandy hill. | A person is in a dune buggy race going up a hill. | neutral | Just because a person is riding a dune buggy up a sandy hill does not imply that they are in a dune buggy race. | en |
A man in bright clothing plays an instrument on the street. | A musician in colorful clothes plays a trumpet outside. | neutral | Just because a man plays an instrument does not necessarily mean he is a musician. Not all bright clothing is colorful. Not every instrument is a trumpet, he could be playing a different kind of instrument. | en |
A man in bright clothing plays an instrument on the street. | A musician in colorful clothes performs indoors. | contradiction | A musician can't be indoors and on the street. | en |
A man in bright clothing plays an instrument on the street. | A musician in colorful clothes performs outside. | entailment | If he plays an instrument on the street, he is performing outside. | en |
Two girls in red jerseys playing soccer | Two girls are playing soccer | entailment | Two girls are playing soccer is the same as two girls playing soccer. | en |
Two girls in red jerseys playing soccer | An old woman is sleeping. | contradiction | An old woman is not two girls. | en |
Two girls in red jerseys playing soccer | Two teammates are practicing before the game. | neutral | Just because two girls are wearing red jerseys and playing soccer, one can not assume they are teammates and practicing before the game. | en |
Two chefs in an Asian restaurant one cooking on a hibachi type girl the other standing by the refrigerators smiling for the camera. | The group of adults are waiting in line at the retail store. | contradiction | A retail store is not an Asian restaurant. | en |
Two chefs in an Asian restaurant one cooking on a hibachi type girl the other standing by the refrigerators smiling for the camera. | Two adults inside a building. | entailment | If they are in an asian restaurant, they are inside a building. | en |
Two chefs in an Asian restaurant one cooking on a hibachi type girl the other standing by the refrigerators smiling for the camera. | The chefs are preparing a dinner for a celebrity. | neutral | Just because two chefs are in an Asian restaurant with one cooking at the other standing by the refrigerators smiling for the camera does not necessarily imply they are preparing a dinner for a celebrity. | en |
Two girls are playing soccer with orange and white uniforms. | Girls are sleeping. | contradiction | Girls cannot be sleeping and playing soccer at the same time. | en |
Two girls are playing soccer with orange and white uniforms. | Girls are outside. | neutral | That the girls are playing soccer does not necessarily mean that they are outside. | en |
Two girls are playing soccer with orange and white uniforms. | Girls are playing soccer. | entailment | Two girls are girls. | en |
Two girls in jerseys running toward a soccer ball | The girls in jerseys are racing for the ball. | neutral | Running doesn't necessarily imply racing. | en |
Two girls in jerseys running toward a soccer ball | The girls are playing soccer. | entailment | The girls are in jerseys playing soccer. | en |
Two girls in jerseys running toward a soccer ball | Two girls in jerseys are running away from a skunk. | contradiction | The girls cannot simultaneously be running toward and away from something | en |
Two little girls in red and white strips are chasing after a soccer ball. | The girls are sisters | neutral | You can not infer they are sisters. | en |
Two little girls in red and white strips are chasing after a soccer ball. | Two girls are in red and white stripes | entailment | There are two chasing girls. | en |
Two little girls in red and white strips are chasing after a soccer ball. | The girls are in a black shirt | contradiction | red and white strips is not a blavk skirt | en |
Two girls in red soccer uniforms running after a soccer ball. | Two girls are playing a game of soccer. | entailment | If they are in soccer uniforms running after a soccer ball, they are playing a game of soccer. | en |
Two girls in red soccer uniforms running after a soccer ball. | Two girls are playing cricket. | contradiction | One can't be playing cricket and running. | en |
Two girls in red soccer uniforms running after a soccer ball. | Two girls are playing in the championship soccer gamer. | neutral | The fact that two girls in red soccer uniforms are running after a soccer ball, does not imply they are playing in the championship soccer game. | en |
A man bicycles through a parking lot. | The man has a car. | contradiction | A man can't bicycle and have a car. | en |
A man bicycles through a parking lot. | The man is old. | neutral | Not every man who bicycles is old. | en |
A man bicycles through a parking lot. | A man has a bicycle. | entailment | A man bicycles through a parking lot, would not be A man has a bicycle. | en |
Two people huddle together on a brownstone door stoop. | Two salesman are working together. | neutral | One can not assume that two people who huddle together on a door stop are salesman who are working together. | en |
Two people huddle together on a brownstone door stoop. | Two people are outside. | entailment | If they are on a brownstone door stoop, they are outside. | en |
Two people huddle together on a brownstone door stoop. | A single person is knocking on a door. | contradiction | A single person is not two people. | en |
A person wearing a gray sweatshirt bikes through an alley full of parked cars on a cool fall day. | The person is running away from the cops. | contradiction | A person can't bike and run. | en |
A person wearing a gray sweatshirt bikes through an alley full of parked cars on a cool fall day. | A person is biking in the cold. | neutral | Just because a person is wearing a sweatshirt while they bike on a cool fall day, one can not assume that the person is biking in the cold. Weather can be cool, but not necessarily cold. | en |
A person wearing a gray sweatshirt bikes through an alley full of parked cars on a cool fall day. | A person is outside. | entailment | If the person bikes through an alley, they are outside. | en |
A person is a riding a bike through a parking lot with dead trees in the background. | The person is riding their bike to a store. | neutral | Not all people who ride a bike through a parking lot are necessarily riding their bike to a store. | en |
A person is a riding a bike through a parking lot with dead trees in the background. | A person is riding a bike. | entailment | A person is riding a bike is the same as a person is riding a bike. | en |
A person is a riding a bike through a parking lot with dead trees in the background. | The person is walking. | contradiction | A person can't be walking and riding. | en |
A parking lot with a bicyclist riding through it. | a woman falling off a bike in a parking lot | contradiction | A woman can't be falling and riding. | en |
A parking lot with a bicyclist riding through it. | a man learning to ride a bike in s parking lot | neutral | Just because a bicyclist is riding through a parking lot, one can not assume it is a man and they are learning to ride a bike. | en |
A parking lot with a bicyclist riding through it. | a human riding a bike in a parking lot | entailment | A bicyclist would be a human. | en |
A person riding a bike in a parking lot. | A person is riding a skateboard. | contradiction | There can be either a bike or a skateboard. | en |
A person riding a bike in a parking lot. | A person is riding a bike. | entailment | Person riding a bike is a rephrasing of person is riding a bike. | en |
A person riding a bike in a parking lot. | A person is stealing a bike. | neutral | There is no reason to believe the person is stealing a bike. | en |
Two painters standing on a ladder are painting the outside of a business, with a man in a red burgundy shirt talking on a cell. | Men play ring-around-the-rosies. | contradiction | Men playing ring-around-the-rosies are not standing on a ladder painting. | en |
Two painters standing on a ladder are painting the outside of a business, with a man in a red burgundy shirt talking on a cell. | A man fields a call about his workers painting the wrong company name on a storefront. | neutral | A man who stands somewhere near two painters is not necessarily the boss of the two men, they are not necessarily his workers. The phone call that man makes is not necessarily about those two painters or his workers. Painting the outside of a business does not necessarily imply painting the worng company name. The outs... | en |
Two painters standing on a ladder are painting the outside of a business, with a man in a red burgundy shirt talking on a cell. | Men paint a business. | entailment | If they are painting the outside of a business, they are painting a business. | en |
Women and a younger child riding on a carousal, both are wearing blue coats. | They are at home. | contradiction | You cannot be riding on a carousal while they are at home. | en |
Women and a younger child riding on a carousal, both are wearing blue coats. | The Mother and child have blue coats are on the carousal while throwing rocks a people | neutral | A woman and a younger child who ride together on a carousal are not necessarily Mother and child. Just because they ride on a carousal does not mean they are throwing rocks a people. | en |
Women and a younger child riding on a carousal, both are wearing blue coats. | The Mother and child have blue coats are on the carousal. | entailment | Women are usually the mother figure. | en |
A female child with a towel next to a sink. | Girl dances to Vagner. | contradiction | The girl dances to Vagner or is next to a sink. | en |
A female child with a towel next to a sink. | Girl, sick, sits in the bathroom by the sink. | neutral | Not all sinks are in bathrooms, and just because a child is with a towel next to a sink does not necessarily mean that the child is sick. | en |
A female child with a towel next to a sink. | Girls sits by sink with towel. | entailment | A female is a girl. | en |
A shirtless man is having a conversation with a seated man while a blond woman sleeps. | A shirtless woman is having a conversation with a seated man while a blond woman sleeps. | contradiction | The man is not a woman | en |
A shirtless man is having a conversation with a seated man while a blond woman sleeps. | A man is having a conversation with another man while a blond woman sleeps. | entailment | It is already stated that they are having a conversation while a blonde woman sleeps. | en |
A shirtless man is having a conversation with a seated man while a blond woman sleeps. | A man is having a conversation with a man while a blond woman sleeps on the couch. | neutral | A woman is not necessarily sleeping on the couch. | en |
a couple cuddling in a corner on a set of stares | A couple is holding hands while walking down the street,. | contradiction | The couple cannot be cuddling in a corner while walking. | en |
a couple cuddling in a corner on a set of stares | A couple is discussing their future. | neutral | A couple cuddling does not mean that they are discussing their future. | en |
a couple cuddling in a corner on a set of stares | A couple is having some alone time together. | entailment | If the couple are cuddling in a corner, then that applies that they are having alone time. | en |
A man is bent over by an old stone wall, looking into his backpack. | A man is indoors. | contradiction | An old stone wall cannot be located indoors | en |
A man is bent over by an old stone wall, looking into his backpack. | A man is wearing a jacket. | neutral | Not every man is wearing a jacket. | en |
A man is bent over by an old stone wall, looking into his backpack. | A man is near a structure. | entailment | A stone wall is a type of structure. | en |
A man in a maroon shirt is outside bending down next to a concrete wall. | A man wearing a maroon shirt is beside a wall. | entailment | Beside is the same way of saying next to. | en |
A man in a maroon shirt is outside bending down next to a concrete wall. | The man is standing upright next to a concrete wall. | contradiction | The man is either standing upright or bending down. | en |
A man in a maroon shirt is outside bending down next to a concrete wall. | A man is picking up something from the ground beside a wall. | neutral | Bending down does not necessarily mean picking up something from the ground. | en |
A man standing bent over in front of an overpass. | A man is out side. | entailment | Overpass implies out side. | en |
A man standing bent over in front of an overpass. | A man is driving a car. | contradiction | A man cannot be standing and driving a car simultaneously. | en |
A man standing bent over in front of an overpass. | A man's car has broken down. | neutral | Nothing indicates the man's car has broken down. | en |
A person in black pants bends over near a concrete wall. | A naked person stands straight next to the wooden wall. | contradiction | A naked person is not wearing black pants. The wall is either wooden or concrete. | en |
A person in black pants bends over near a concrete wall. | A spy bends behind a wall to avoid capture. | neutral | Not every person in black pants is a spy. Not every person who bends over near a concrete wall is doing this to avoid capture. Near a wall is not necessarily behind a wall. | en |
A person in black pants bends over near a concrete wall. | A person in dark colored pants is twisting himself. | entailment | Black is a dark color. If the person bends over, then it would be logical to say that he is twisting. | en |
A person in a red jacket bending over. | The person is not wearing a shirt. | contradiction | The person is wearing a red jacket so he is wearing a shirt. | en |
A person in a red jacket bending over. | The person is outside. | neutral | A person in a jacket is not necessarily outside. | en |
A person in a red jacket bending over. | The person is on their feet. | entailment | If the person is bending over, then it would be logical to assume that they are on their feet. | en |
A man holds a sign reading "HOMELESS ANYTHING HELPS" near a construction site. | A human with a sign. | entailment | Man is a human, and 'HOMELESS ANYTHING HELPS' is a sign. | en |
A man holds a sign reading "HOMELESS ANYTHING HELPS" near a construction site. | A tall human with a sign | neutral | Nothing indicates the man is tall. | en |
A man holds a sign reading "HOMELESS ANYTHING HELPS" near a construction site. | Nobody has a sign | contradiction | There can be either a man who holds a sign or nobody has a sign. | en |
A dog on an obstacle platform and a man. | A dog on an obstacle platform. | entailment | It is already stated that the dog is on an obstacle platform. | en |
A dog on an obstacle platform and a man. | A cat on an obstacle platform and a man. | contradiction | The dog is not a cat. | en |
A dog on an obstacle platform and a man. | A dog on an obstacle platform and a black man. | neutral | Not all men are black. | en |
Men, wearing orange safety vests, are standing on scaffolding. | Men wearing safety vests ride a life raft. | contradiction | scaffolding is different from life raft. | en |
Men, wearing orange safety vests, are standing on scaffolding. | Man wearing safety vests standing on a scaffold. | entailment | It has already been stated that the men are standing on a scaffolding. | en |
Men, wearing orange safety vests, are standing on scaffolding. | Men wearing safety vests direct traffic. | neutral | They are trying to direct traffic. | en |
Only the hands and arms of a person painting another person's arm. | A person is painting another individual. | entailment | Hands and arms implies person, and person is an individual. | en |
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