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A larger man in a leaf-printed shirt is working with his remote controlled airplane.	A woman in a business suit is drinking coffe.	contradiction	There can either be a man or a women.	en
A larger man in a leaf-printed shirt is working with his remote controlled airplane.	A heavyset man in a bright red-and-blue hawaiian shirt is playing with an RC airplane.	neutral	A leaf printed shirt does not imply a red and blue Hawaiian shirt.	en
A woman stands on a sidewalk behind a table filled with hats.	The lady is standing on a walkway.	entailment	A lady is a woman. A walkway is a type of sidewalk.	en
A woman stands on a sidewalk behind a table filled with hats.	The lady is standing, waiting for someone.	neutral	Sands on a sidewalk does not imply waiting for someone.	en
A woman stands on a sidewalk behind a table filled with hats.	The lady is running.	contradiction	One cannot be standing and running at the same time.	en
a group of people enjoying a thrill ride at an amusement park.	people at the amusement park	entailment	A thrill ride is located in an amusement park.	en
a group of people enjoying a thrill ride at an amusement park.	hard at work in the steel mill	contradiction	There can either be an amusement park or a steel mill.	en
a group of people enjoying a thrill ride at an amusement park.	field trip to disneyland	neutral	Not all amusement parks are Disneyland.	en
two people in a crowd are looking up	there is a crowd of people	entailment	A crowd of people are looking up.	en
two people in a crowd are looking up	there is only one person their waiting	contradiction	There can either be two people or one person.	en
two people in a crowd are looking up	they are getting ready to watch fireworks	neutral	Looking up does not imply getting ready to watch fireworks.	en
People looking up at the sky at something.	People close their eyes, bow their heads, and pray.	contradiction	People cannot be looking up at the sky while their eyes are closed.	en
People looking up at the sky at something.	People look up.	entailment	in a both sentence sky and look is different	en
People looking up at the sky at something.	Hearing screaming, the soccer players look up just in time to see the flaming hot air balloon hit the water tower.	neutral	first sentence does not infer hearing screaming or who is looking up or why	en
A crowd of people gathered together looking up and taking pictures.	A crowd gathers together.	entailment	People are together taking pictures.	en
A crowd of people gathered together looking up and taking pictures.	A group of people want to take pictures of the airplane show.	neutral	a crowd of people taking pictures does not infer they are taking pictures at an airplane show	en
A crowd of people gathered together looking up and taking pictures.	A group of people are swimming in the community pool.	contradiction	Looking up and taking pictures is different than swimming.	en
Many people are crowded together, with a couple of them looking upwards.	Some people looked above them.	entailment	People looking above them are looking upwards.	en
Many people are crowded together, with a couple of them looking upwards.	The crowd were all looking at their cell phones.	contradiction	Unless people have their cell phones above their head, they would not be looking upwards.	en
Many people are crowded together, with a couple of them looking upwards.	Some of the people thought they saw a UFO.	neutral	people looking upwards does not infer they see a UFO	en
A young woman wearing a colorful flower shirt is taking a photo on a busy street.	A man is hunting animals.	contradiction	Woman and man are different.	en
A young woman wearing a colorful flower shirt is taking a photo on a busy street.	A woman is on a street	entailment	If she's taking a photo on a street, she's on a street.	en
A young woman wearing a colorful flower shirt is taking a photo on a busy street.	A woman likes to take photos	neutral	the woman taking photos does not infer she likes to take the photos	en
Asian spectators.	People are watching	entailment	Spectators are people watching something.	en
Asian spectators.	The Englishmen are playing a soccer game.	contradiction	Asians are from Asia, Englishmen are from England.	en
Asian spectators.	Asians are watching a game.	neutral	asian spectators does not infer they are watching a game	en
A man holding a glass and talking to an elderly woman.	A man is hitting the elderly woman.	contradiction	Holding a glass and talking to the elderly woman is not the same as hitting the elderly woman.	en
A man holding a glass and talking to an elderly woman.	A man is talking to an old woman.	entailment	An elderly woman is an old woman.	en
A man holding a glass and talking to an elderly woman.	A man is drinking wine.	neutral	man holding a glass does not infer he is drinking wine	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A man is riding a motorcycle up a mountain.	neutral	a motorcyclist does not have to be a man	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A person is riding a motorcyle.	entailment	A motorcyclist would be riding a motorcycle.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A Man on a Motorcycle drives up a Mountain, while his friend has problems with his Bike.	neutral	a motorcyclist does not have to be a man	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A Biker drives up a Mountain with his friend waiting on the foot of it.	entailment	IF his friend is waiting they'd be stationary.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	While one bike remains stationary, a driver of another motorcycle drives up a green mountain.	entailment	If one bike drives and the other is stationary, one is stationary.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A bicycle is cruising the streets.	contradiction	While motorcycles and bicycles are similar, they are not the same. The bicycle lacks a motor.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A motorcycle is going up the side of a mountain.	entailment	If the person drive sup the side of a mountain, they are going up it.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	One Biker chases another on a Mountain Road.	contradiction	It is different to drives than to chases.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	There are two motorcycles but one is broken	neutral	there is nothing to infer one motorcycle is broken	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	Two motorcylists are driving up a mountain.	contradiction	A means one, two means 2.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A motorcylist is driving.	entailment	A person who drives is driving.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A motorcylist is on vacation.	neutral	a motorcyclist does not have to be on vacation	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	Two cyclists drove down the side of a brown mountain.	contradiction	The mountain is either brown or green but not both	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	A motorcyclist wearing a helmet drove up the side of a green mountain while another cyclist stayed behind because he didn't feel good.	neutral	Not all motorcyclist is wearing a helmet. Just because a motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary does not mean another cyclist stayed behind because he didn't feel good.	en
A motorcyclist drives up the side of a green mountain while another bike remains stationary.	Two motorcycles are driving up a mountain.	contradiction	In the first sentence only one motorcyclist is driving, but in the second there are two motorcyclists.	en
A man is wearing an Alaska sweatshirt.	The man is wearing a sweatshirt.	entailment	An Alaska Sweatshirt is a sweatshirt.	en
A man is wearing an Alaska sweatshirt.	The man is not wearing a shirt.	contradiction	One man is not wearing a shirt while one is wearing an Alaska sweatshirt.	en
A man is wearing an Alaska sweatshirt.	The man bought the shirt in Alaska.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing bought the shirt in Alaska	en
A man talking to old woman in restaurant while holding a wineglass.	This man doesn't drink.	contradiction	If the man doesn't drink he wouldn't have a reason to hold a wineglass.	en
A man talking to old woman in restaurant while holding a wineglass.	The man and woman talk	entailment	The two people are talking in a restaurant.	en
A man talking to old woman in restaurant while holding a wineglass.	These people enjoy mothers day	neutral	Just because a man is talking to an old woman doesn't mean it's mothers day.	en
A man wearing an Alaska sweatshirt and a baseball cap is buying lottery tickets.	Dogs are not paying	contradiction	If a man is buying something a dog cannot pay.	en
A man wearing an Alaska sweatshirt and a baseball cap is buying lottery tickets.	After a game a man wearing an Alaska shirt and baseball cap is buying scratchers to win money	neutral	A man doesn't necessarily have to buy the scratchers to win lottery.	en
A man wearing an Alaska sweatshirt and a baseball cap is buying lottery tickets.	After a game a man wearing an Alaska shirt and baseball cap is buying scratchers	entailment	Lottery tickets is another word for scratchers.	en
a man in a blue sweater is talking to a gray headed lady.	A man and lady are talking.	entailment	IF the man is talking to a lady, then they are talking.	en
a man in a blue sweater is talking to a gray headed lady.	A man is talking to his grandmother	neutral	Not all gray headed lady is his grandmother.	en
a man in a blue sweater is talking to a gray headed lady.	A man is sitting alone.	contradiction	The man is talking to a gray headed lady, as the other man is sitting alone.	en
A wedding party walks out of a building.	the new couple leave the building.	neutral	The new couple leaving the building doesn't necessarily mean they're walking out of a wedding party.	en
A wedding party walks out of a building.	the bride and groom walk into the ocean.	contradiction	If the wedding party walks out of the building they can't walk into the ocean also.	en
A wedding party walks out of a building.	the bride and groom walk outside.	entailment	The bride and groom are part of the wedding party.	en
A brown dog is licking its nose.	A black dog is licking themselves.	contradiction	Two dogs are licking themselves, is brown and the other is black.	en
A brown dog is licking its nose.	A dog is using it's tongue to clean their nose.	entailment	A dog licking its nose must mean he is using his tongue.	en
A brown dog is licking its nose.	A dog is licking peanut butter off their nose.	neutral	Not all dog licking nose is licking peanut butter off their nose.	en
People mingle in a crowded bar.	The room has wide expanses of empty floor.	contradiction	A bar would not be crowded if it had wide expanses of empty floor.	en
People mingle in a crowded bar.	There are people of both genders.	neutral	There might be even a single or bothe genders present at a bar full of people.	en
People mingle in a crowded bar.	The people are predominately adults.	entailment	Only adults are allowed to patronize a bar.	en
A man in a Hawaiian shirt putting together an airplane model.	The man is wearing a shirt.	entailment	In a Hawaiian shirt means wearing a shirt.	en
A man in a Hawaiian shirt putting together an airplane model.	The man is sniffing the glue.	neutral	A man putting together a model is not assumed to be sniffing the glue.	en
A man in a Hawaiian shirt putting together an airplane model.	The man is building a house.	contradiction	If he is putting together an airplane model, he cannot be building a house.	en
Several people standing around at a party.	the people are celebrating something	neutral	Not all people standing around a a party are celebrating something.	en
Several people standing around at a party.	no one showed up to the party	contradiction	Obviously people cannot be standing around at a party if no one showed up to the party,	en
Several people standing around at a party.	people at a party	entailment	Several people are people.	en
A group of people, holding drinks are standing around talking.	Some people are holding beverages.	entailment	Drinks are beverages.	en
A group of people, holding drinks are standing around talking.	The people are at a party.	neutral	In fact that a group of people, holding drinks are standing around talking does not imply they are at a party.	en
A group of people, holding drinks are standing around talking.	The people are sitting in a hot tub.	contradiction	People are either standing holding drinks while talking or they are sitting in a hot tub.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	A dog has his mouth open	entailment	A dog can only have its tongue out if its mouth is open.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	a dog sleeps at the pound	contradiction	A dog that sleeps would have it's eyes closed and would not be looking at the camera.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	a dog wonders what the camera tastes like	neutral	You cant imply why the dog is doing what he is doing (wonders what the camera tastes like).	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	The dog is smiling for the camera	neutral	The dog tongue out might not mean its smiling.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	The brown dog pauses to look at the camera.	entailment	A dog looks at the camera is the same as pauses to look at the camera.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	A dog poses for a picture	entailment	The dog looks at the camera is the same as poses for a picture.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	An animal is looking at the camera.	entailment	A dog is an animal.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	The brown dog takes interest in the camera and looks directly at it.	neutral	Just because a brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera does not mean the dog takes interest in the camera.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	An exhausted dog	neutral	Not all brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera are exhausted.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	A brown dog is lying on the grass with his tongue sticking out looking at the camera.	neutral	Just because a brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera does not mean the dog is lying on the grass .	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	The black dog with his tongue out looked away from the camera.	contradiction	Brown dog looks at the camera and the black dog looked away.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	a dog looks at the camera	entailment	A dog looks at must mean he looks at the camera.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	A brown dog chewing on a bone.	contradiction	Two brown dogs, one chewing on a bone and the other with his tongue out looks at the camera.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	A chipmunk	contradiction	A brown dog and a chipmunk are two different animals.	en
A brown dog with his tongue out looks at the camera.	The dog is running around	contradiction	Hard to capture a picture of both dogs while one will look at the camera and the other is running around.	en
A woman in a green shirt swinging, with only one shoe on.	A man in track shoes running.	contradiction	The man is in track shoes - not just one shoe and also it is a man not a woman. The woman is swinging, not running.	en
A woman in a green shirt swinging, with only one shoe on.	A woman who lost a shoe playing on a swing.	entailment	If someone only has one shoe one, they most likely lost the other shoe.	en
A woman in a green shirt swinging, with only one shoe on.	A woman in a park.	neutral	You cant infer that she is in a park based on the presence of a swing.	en
A woman in glasses with short, dark hair wearing light capri style pants, green t-shirt and sandals on a swing.	A man is sitting on a swing.	contradiction	A woman and a man are sitting on a swing.	en
A woman in glasses with short, dark hair wearing light capri style pants, green t-shirt and sandals on a swing.	A woman is sitting on a swing.	entailment	A woman on a swing must mean she is sitting on a swing.	en
A woman in glasses with short, dark hair wearing light capri style pants, green t-shirt and sandals on a swing.	A mother is sitting on a swing.	neutral	All woman are not mother.	en
A woman who has lost one shoe is swinging.	A woman plays on a swing for the first time.	neutral	not all the women swing for the first time lost one shoe.	en
A woman who has lost one shoe is swinging.	A man falls off a swing.	contradiction	A woman is different than a man. Swinging cannot occur when you've fallen off.	en
A woman who has lost one shoe is swinging.	A woman wearing only one shoe swings.	entailment	A woman lost one shoe must mean she is wearing only one shoe.	en
A black motorcycle parked in a parking lot in front of a grass filled hill.	Red motorcycle tipped over	contradiction	A black motorcycle is not red.	en
A black motorcycle parked in a parking lot in front of a grass filled hill.	Black bike parked	entailment	A black motorcycle is the same as a black bike.	en

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