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Only the hands and arms of a person painting another person's arm. | A man is painting a portrait of the dean. | neutral | There is nothing that indicated the picture is of the dean. | en |
Only the hands and arms of a person painting another person's arm. | A sculptor is making a statue. | contradiction | One cannot be painting and making a statue simultaneously. | en |
A woman in a black jacket reaches into her black purse at a vegetable market as a crowd walks behind her. | The crowd walks in fron of the woman. | contradiction | walks behind her is different from walks in fron of the woman. | en |
A woman in a black jacket reaches into her black purse at a vegetable market as a crowd walks behind her. | The purse is black. | entailment | black purse almost the same as purse is black. | en |
A woman in a black jacket reaches into her black purse at a vegetable market as a crowd walks behind her. | The market sells organic vegetables. | neutral | The vegetables are organic. | en |
A woman is sitting in front of a computer. | A woman moved away from her computer. | contradiction | The woman would most likely not be sitting if she were moving away, but she could be in front of a computer in either scenario. | en |
A woman is sitting in front of a computer. | A woman is working at her job on her computer. | neutral | Sitting at a computer does not imply working at a job. | en |
A woman is sitting in front of a computer. | A woman is looking at her computer. | entailment | Sitting in front of a computer implies looking at her computer. | en |
Two people wearing jeans huddle near a wooden door, sheilding their faces from the camera. | The people aren't wearing jeans | contradiction | the people either are or aren't wearing jeans | en |
Two people wearing jeans huddle near a wooden door, sheilding their faces from the camera. | There are two people | entailment | Answer: Shielding their faces implies that there are two people | en |
Two people wearing jeans huddle near a wooden door, sheilding their faces from the camera. | The jeans are blue | neutral | Two people wearing jeans does not tell us that the jeans are blue. | en |
Adult male in red hoodie lecturing a group of children outside. | the man is in a classroom | contradiction | classroom is not outside. | en |
Adult male in red hoodie lecturing a group of children outside. | a man is talking to children | entailment | Lecturing a group of children is the same as talking to children. | en |
Adult male in red hoodie lecturing a group of children outside. | a man is telling children not to destroy property | neutral | The kids may have tried to destroy property. | en |
Several older people stand in front of a food booth. | People stand in front of a performing dog. | contradiction | people can't be in front of a food booth and a performing dog. | en |
Several older people stand in front of a food booth. | People stand in front of a food booth. | entailment | They are people because they are several older people. | en |
Several older people stand in front of a food booth. | People stand in front of a food booth for hot dogs. | neutral | People could be standing in fornt of a foof booth for other food rather than hot dogs | en |
A woman is covering her eyes with her hands. | A woman is playing peek-a-boo with a baby. | neutral | The game is peek-a-boo. | en |
A woman is covering her eyes with her hands. | A woman is holding her hands over her eyes. | entailment | The woman is covering her eyes by holding her hands over her eyes. | en |
A woman is covering her eyes with her hands. | A woman is looking through a pair of bincoculars. | contradiction | hands are not binoculars. | en |
Some people are standing near a booth and looking at things. | Some people wearing cowboy hats looking at things near a booth. | neutral | They have on cowboy hats. | en |
Some people are standing near a booth and looking at things. | Some people looking at things near a booth. | entailment | Some people are near a booth looking at things is the same as some people looking at things near a booth | en |
Some people are standing near a booth and looking at things. | Some people riding dirtbikes on the moon. | contradiction | Person riding dirtbikes can not be standing at the same time. | en |
A group of elderly people stand around a booth at a food co-op. | Old people are purchasing fruit | neutral | Just because a groupd of elderly people stand around a booth at a food co-op does not mean they are purchasing fruits. | en |
A group of elderly people stand around a booth at a food co-op. | Young people are picking tomatoes | contradiction | The people cannot be both young and elderly and they cannot stand and pick tomatoes concurrently | en |
A group of elderly people stand around a booth at a food co-op. | Old people are out in a food store | entailment | The people are old because they are elderly. | en |
A man walking down a street by a garage. | The lady is driving by. | contradiction | A man is not a lady. | en |
A man walking down a street by a garage. | Someone is on the street. | neutral | The fact that a man walking down a street by a garage does not imply that someone is on the street. | en |
A man walking down a street by a garage. | The man is walking. | entailment | The man walking down a street is walking. | en |
A person walking past a brick shed. | A person is running in the Olympics. | contradiction | walking is different from running. | en |
A person walking past a brick shed. | A person is walking past a shed to get home. | neutral | They are going home. | en |
A person walking past a brick shed. | A person is walking. | entailment | The person walking past a brick shed is walking. | en |
A man in a blue and purple striped shirt and hat is walking past a brick building. | A man is wearing a shirt | neutral | Just because the man is in a shirt does not mean he is wearing it. | en |
A man in a blue and purple striped shirt and hat is walking past a brick building. | A man is sleeping. | contradiction | The man can be either walking or sleeping. | en |
A man in a blue and purple striped shirt and hat is walking past a brick building. | A man is walking past a building | entailment | A man in a blue and purple striped shirt is a type of man, and a brick building is a type of building. | en |
Some women are looking at items on a table. | Some women are jogging in the park. | contradiction | One can not be jogging and looking at items on a table at the same time. | en |
Some women are looking at items on a table. | The women are examining clothes on the clearance table at the department store. | neutral | They are looking at clothes in a department store. | en |
Some women are looking at items on a table. | Women are looking at objects grouped together. | entailment | The objects grouped together are items. | en |
A young woman in striped turtleneck blouse is sitting in an office and working on an Apple computer. | The woman is naked | contradiction | woman in striped turtleneck blouse can not also be naked. | en |
A young woman in striped turtleneck blouse is sitting in an office and working on an Apple computer. | The woman is working on her day off | neutral | It is her day off. | en |
A young woman in striped turtleneck blouse is sitting in an office and working on an Apple computer. | The woman is wearing clothes | entailment | The striped turtleneck blouse is clothes. | en |
Four people stare over a fence at the view of a mountain. | The people sitting in their chairs look over the fence at the mountain. | neutral | They are in chairs. | en |
Four people stare over a fence at the view of a mountain. | The people look at the mountain. | entailment | Look and stare are similar. | en |
Four people stare over a fence at the view of a mountain. | The group is sitting inside watching TV. | contradiction | One sitting inside can not see a mountain. | en |
A motorcycle rider doing a wheelie. | There is a person on a vehicle. | entailment | A motorcycle is a vehicle. | en |
A motorcycle rider doing a wheelie. | The man just fell off his motorcycle. | contradiction | sentence 1 refers to A motorcycle rider. Sentence 2 refers specifically to a man. Sentence 1 doesn't say whether it's a man or woman. | en |
A motorcycle rider doing a wheelie. | The man is showing off on his motorcycle. | neutral | It is possible to have reasons other than showing off for doing a wheelie. | en |
Two small girls dressed as fairies. | Two small girls are dressed | entailment | The girls are dressed because they are dressed as fairies. | en |
Two small girls dressed as fairies. | Two small girls are happily dressed | neutral | Two small girls dressed as fairies does not necessarily mean they are happily dressed. | en |
Two small girls dressed as fairies. | Two small girls are not dressed | contradiction | If the girls are not dressed, then they can't be dressed as fairies. | en |
Young man surfing in the ocean. | The man is using a surf board. | entailment | The young man is surfing on the surf board in the ocean. | en |
Young man surfing in the ocean. | The young man is surfing at Malibu Beach. | neutral | There are other beaches for surfing beyond Malibu Beach. | en |
Young man surfing in the ocean. | A young man is walking his dog. | contradiction | Sentence 1 refers to a man surfing. Sentence 2 refers to a man walking his dog. You can't do both at the same time. | en |
Children cluster together, toting their luggage. | Children are carrying luggage. | entailment | Children carrying their while being clustered together. | en |
Children cluster together, toting their luggage. | Children are carrying large bags and suitcases that are red. | neutral | Luggage can be any color, not just red. | en |
Children cluster together, toting their luggage. | Children are fighting a dragon. | contradiction | In sentence 1, children are toting luggage. In sentence 2, they are fighting a dragon. These are 2 different actions. | en |
A surfer hangs in the air over the water. | A man hangs in the air. | entailment | surfer almost the same as man | en |
A surfer hangs in the air over the water. | A star surfer hangs in the air. | neutral | It is not known that the surfer is a star. | en |
A surfer hangs in the air over the water. | A woman flails in the water. | contradiction | Sentence 1 is talking about a surfer hanging in the air over water. Sentence 2 specifically talks about a woman flailing in the water. These are two different actions. | en |
A boy on a surfboard in midair. | A boy is in the water. | entailment | A boy is in the water on his surfboard. | en |
A boy on a surfboard in midair. | The boy caught a wave. | neutral | There are other ways for the boy to be in the air beyond him having caught a wave. | en |
A boy on a surfboard in midair. | The boy is on the beach. | contradiction | In sentence 1, the boy is on his surfboard, but in sentence 2, the boy is not on his surfboard, but on the beach. | en |
Youth in white T-shirt on a white surfboard in the water. | Youth in white T-shirt on a white surfboard in the water. | entailment | Youth is in a white T-shirt in the water while he is on a white surfboard. | en |
Youth in white T-shirt on a white surfboard in the water. | A youth in a white t-shirt was walking in the mall. | contradiction | In sentence 1, the youth is on a surfboard in the water. In sentence 2, the youth is in a mall. These are 2 different locations. | en |
Youth in white T-shirt on a white surfboard in the water. | Youth in white T-shirt on a white surfboard in the water coming back to shore. | neutral | It is not known if the youth is coming back to shore. | en |
A young man jumps with a surfboard over the waves. | A man swimming in the pool | contradiction | There can be either a man who either jumps with a surfboard or a man swimming in the pool. | en |
A young man jumps with a surfboard over the waves. | A man in water on a surfboard. | entailment | A young man is a man, and waves implies water. | en |
A young man jumps with a surfboard over the waves. | A man balancing himself on a surf board over the waves. | neutral | Nothing says the man is balancing on the surfboard. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | The time in the picture is probably somewhere between 3PM and 9PM. | entailment | The man is in the picture smoking at sunset | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | The man is smoking a Camel Crush. | neutral | There are other cigarette brands than Camel Crush. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man is smoking a cigar on his porch. | neutral | It is not known if the item being smoked is a cigar, or that it is taking place on a porch. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | Nobody who is in the frame has ever smoked anything in their life. | contradiction | Sentence 1 discusses a man who is smoking. But sentence 2 discusses an image where no one in it has ever smoked. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man is smoking a cigarette at sunset. | neutral | There are other things one may smoke beyond a cigarette. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A person is repairing a mailbox. | contradiction | Sentence 1 describes a man who is smoking. Sentence 2 describes a person, repairing a mailbox. It doesn't say whether it is a man or woman, and the 2 actions are completely different. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man is smoking. | entailment | in both sentences, a man is smoking. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man smoking a cigarette. | neutral | There are other things one may smoke beyond a cigarette. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | the men are asleep in the motel | contradiction | Sentence 1 describes a man smoking at sunset. Sentence 2 describes men asleep in a motel. These are 2 different actions, with different numbers of actors. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man smoking. | entailment | It is sunset and a man is smoking. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | the man is white | neutral | The man may not be wearing white as not all men wear white. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man is smoking at sunrise. | contradiction | Sentence 1 describes a man smoking at sunset. Sentence 2 describes a man smoking at sunrise. These are 2 different times of the day. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A man eating. | contradiction | If the man is smoking then he is not eating. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | A guy is smoking in the evening. | entailment | A guy is a man who is smoking in the evening at sunset. | en |
A man is smoking at sunset. | a man smokes | entailment | A man who smokes is smoking at sunset. | en |
A bearded man leans back and smokes a cigarette while the sun sets over a body of water in the background. | man smokes | entailment | smokes a cigarette refers to smokes. | en |
A bearded man leans back and smokes a cigarette while the sun sets over a body of water in the background. | man takes lunch break | neutral | Just because he leans back and smokes a cigarette does not mean he is on lunch break. | en |
A bearded man leans back and smokes a cigarette while the sun sets over a body of water in the background. | girl drinks coke | contradiction | A bearded man and a girl are two different people and she is drinking a coke while he is smoking a cigarette. | en |
A man is lying down next to a river and smoking a cigarette. | a woman is lying down | contradiction | A man and a woman are two different people. | en |
A man is lying down next to a river and smoking a cigarette. | a young man is lying down | neutral | The man is not necessarily young. | en |
A man is lying down next to a river and smoking a cigarette. | a man is lying down | entailment | a man is lying down is the same statement in both situations. | en |
A young man leans his head back as he smokes during sunset. | A young man exercising in the room. | contradiction | One cannot be smoking and exercising simultaneously. | en |
A young man leans his head back as he smokes during sunset. | A young man smoking. | entailment | Smokes is a paraphrase of smoking. | en |
A young man leans his head back as he smokes during sunset. | A young man is taking a break. | neutral | There is no reason to believe the man is taking a break. | en |
A man plays guitar along the side of a street. | A man collects change in a bucket for entertaining passersby. | neutral | Plays guitar along the street does not mean he collects change. | en |
A man plays guitar along the side of a street. | A man uses an instrument to make music. | entailment | plays guitar refers to uses an instrument. a guitar is an instrument. | en |
A man plays guitar along the side of a street. | A man reads from a book and lectures an audience inside a conference room. | contradiction | If a man is playing a guitar then he is not reading a book. | en |
Man taking off his shoes on a set of stairs. | Someone is changing from one pair of shoes to another. | neutral | Taking off his shoes does not mean changing from one pair of shoes to another. | en |
Man taking off his shoes on a set of stairs. | The man is already barefoot. | contradiction | If the man is taking off his shoes, then he cannot already be barefoot. | en |
Man taking off his shoes on a set of stairs. | Someone is in the stairwell. | entailment | a set of stairs refers to being in the stairwell. | en |
A man in orange shorts sits on some steps in front of a big blue door. | A young man sits on a horse as it gallops. | contradiction | Sitting on steps is different then sitting on a horse. | en |
A man in orange shorts sits on some steps in front of a big blue door. | A young man in shorts sits on some dirty steps. | neutral | The man is not necessarily young and the steps are not necessarily dirty. | en |
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