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A view of people on a street during the day with surrounding buildings. | a view of people are walking | entailment | The people are probably walking on the street. | en |
A view of people on a street during the day with surrounding buildings. | The people are nowhere to be found. | contradiction | People on a street refer more than people nowhere. | en |
A man and woman, on a park trail, pose in front of a lake and distant mountain. | A man and woman pose in front of a lake. | entailment | They pose for a picture. | en |
A man and woman, on a park trail, pose in front of a lake and distant mountain. | Two guys jump in a lake. | contradiction | To pose in front of a lake can't be done while jumping into a lake. Posing requires stillness. Women aren't referred to as guys interchangeably. Diversity of gender identity does not mean oscillating naming, unless separate people are making the statement. | en |
A man and woman, on a park trail, pose in front of a lake and distant mountain. | A couple on their honeymoon pose in front of a distant mountain. | neutral | Not every man and woman posing are on their honeymoon. | en |
Two woman wearing dresses are standing on a street in the sun. | the women are waiting to cross the street | neutral | Standing does not imply waiting. | en |
Two woman wearing dresses are standing on a street in the sun. | the women are wearing pants | contradiction | Wearing dresses can't be done while wearing pants. You can only wear one thing at once. | en |
Two woman wearing dresses are standing on a street in the sun. | it is a very sunny day | entailment | When it is a sunny day the sun is out. | en |
Two girls wearing dresses are standing on a bricked sidewalk. | The sidewalk is made of whipped cream. | contradiction | Whipped cream sidewalk can't be brick. It can only be one substance. | en |
Two girls wearing dresses are standing on a bricked sidewalk. | The girls are outside on a street. | entailment | The two girls are standing outside on a bricked sidewalk. | en |
Two girls wearing dresses are standing on a bricked sidewalk. | The girls are waiting outside the building. | neutral | Standing does not imply waiting. | en |
Two blond girls in blue jerseys playing catch with a yellow ball. | Some people are playing. | entailment | Girls are people who play. | en |
Two blond girls in blue jerseys playing catch with a yellow ball. | The girls are practicing for their baseball game. | neutral | Playing catch does not imply practicing for a baseball game. | en |
Two blond girls in blue jerseys playing catch with a yellow ball. | The people are playing golf. | contradiction | You can't play catch while playing golf. It would either get you injured or wouldn't work. | en |
One girl tosses a softball to her team member on base. | One girl throws a ball to a teammate. | entailment | One girl throws the ball to a teammate while the other one tosses the ball to a base. | en |
One girl tosses a softball to her team member on base. | One girl throws towards another near a base. | neutral | We don't know if the girl throws towards. | en |
One girl tosses a softball to her team member on base. | One girl listens to some music. | contradiction | Tossing a softball is different then listening to music | en |
A black and white dog is running through the grass. | The dogs are outside in a field. | entailment | If they are running through the grass, they are outside. | en |
A black and white dog is running through the grass. | The dogs are in a dog park. | neutral | The dogs can be running anywhere, not necessarily in a dog park. | en |
A black and white dog is running through the grass. | The dogs are in car near the grass. | contradiction | One dog is running, the other dog is in the car. | en |
A girl with a number seven jersey throws a softball to her teammate. | The girl made an out by throwing to her teammate. | neutral | You cant infer that her throw made an out | en |
A girl with a number seven jersey throws a softball to her teammate. | The girl's jersey had an odd number on it. | entailment | The girl's jersey playing softball with number seven. | en |
A girl with a number seven jersey throws a softball to her teammate. | The girls sat inside doing homework. | contradiction | throws and sat are not same actions throws a softball and doing homework are not similar task | en |
The dog is running through a field. | A mammal runs. | entailment | Runs is a form of running. A dog is a type of mammal. | en |
The dog is running through a field. | The hound chases the fox. | neutral | Just because the dog is running through a field doesn't mean it's chases a fox. | en |
The dog is running through a field. | The dog rests. | contradiction | One dog is running, the other dog is resting. | en |
Happy Amusement Park riders on a theme park ride. | People riding a park ride. | entailment | the riders would be people. | en |
Happy Amusement Park riders on a theme park ride. | Happy Amusement Park riders on an elephant. | contradiction | The first riders rides on one of the rides, the second riders ride on an elephant | en |
Happy Amusement Park riders on a theme park ride. | Happy Amusement Park riders on a roller coaster. | neutral | We don't know if the ride was a roller coaster. | en |
Several people walking across an intersection. | People cross the road. | entailment | Many people a cross the road intersection. | en |
Several people walking across an intersection. | A sorority girl throws up. | contradiction | several people and sorority girl are not equal in number walking and throws up are different actions | en |
Several people walking across an intersection. | The Beatles cross Abbey Road. | neutral | Every intersection is not Abbey Road, and just because several people are walking across that intersection, does not mean they are The Beatles. | en |
Tourists posing by a cement camel statue. | Tourist on the plane ride home | contradiction | Some tourists are posing, the other tourist is on a plane. | en |
Tourists posing by a cement camel statue. | Tourist taking pictures on their trip to egypt | neutral | We don't know if the tourists are in Egypt. | en |
Tourists posing by a cement camel statue. | Tourist standing next to statues | entailment | If they are posing by a statue, they would be next to the statue. | en |
A lady in a gray shirt and blue jeans crosses the street at a crosswalk. | A woman crosses the street. | entailment | A lady and woman are equivalent as part of her description crossing the street. | en |
A lady in a gray shirt and blue jeans crosses the street at a crosswalk. | The crosswalk has other people at it. | neutral | One cannot infer that there are other people. | en |
A lady in a gray shirt and blue jeans crosses the street at a crosswalk. | A woman waits on the corner. | contradiction | A woman cannot cross the street and wait on the corner at the same time | en |
A wedding couple are being photographed on a street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | A wedding couple are being photographed on a busy street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | neutral | The street corner is not necessarily busy. | en |
A wedding couple are being photographed on a street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | A couple are being photographed on a street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | entailment | A wedding couple on the street take photographed while passersby and traffic. | en |
A wedding couple are being photographed on a street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | A boxing couple are being photographed on a street corner amongst passersby and traffic. | contradiction | wedding couple and boxing couple are not the same kind of couple | en |
A group of young people take a silly picture in front of a camel statue outside. | Young people take a funny picture with a camel statue outside. | entailment | Funny is another way to say silly. | en |
A group of young people take a silly picture in front of a camel statue outside. | A young person waits in line on picture day. | contradiction | One is a group, the other is an individual | en |
A group of young people take a silly picture in front of a camel statue outside. | A group of young people take a goofy picture of themselves for their yearbook outside with a camel statue. | neutral | We don't know if the pictures are for their yearbook. | en |
Seven people of Asian descent are expressing happiness standing in front of a stone dragon statue in a park in winter time. | The statue has special meaning to their culture. | neutral | Just because they people are expressing happiness in front of a statue, does not mean that statue has special meaning to their culture. | en |
Seven people of Asian descent are expressing happiness standing in front of a stone dragon statue in a park in winter time. | The Asian people are looking at the monument and do not like the heat of the summer. | contradiction | expressing happiness and do not like are not same type of feelings summer and winter are not same weather | en |
Seven people of Asian descent are expressing happiness standing in front of a stone dragon statue in a park in winter time. | The Asian people seem very happy as the look at the statue. | entailment | Seven people of Asian gathering and look at the statue. | en |
People standing near a statue posing for a photograph. | A pigeon poops on a man's head. | contradiction | People posing are different then a pigeon pooping | en |
People standing near a statue posing for a photograph. | People posing. | entailment | People posing is the same as people posing. | en |
People standing near a statue posing for a photograph. | A family poses at the base of the Statue of Liberty. | neutral | We don't know if the people are by the Statue of Liberty. | en |
A couple of people crossing the street. | Some people are walking inside a building. | contradiction | street is not an inside environment | en |
A couple of people crossing the street. | Some pedestrians are in the road. | entailment | A couple of people walking in the road are pedestrians. | en |
A couple of people crossing the street. | Some pedestrians are using a crosswalk to get across a busy road. | neutral | The people are not necessarily using a crosswalk, and the road is not necessarily busy. | en |
A mime and lady holding a gold microphone laughing. | The people are laughing. | entailment | A mime and lady are people. | en |
A mime and lady holding a gold microphone laughing. | The people are at a comedy club. | neutral | They are not necessarily at a comedy club, there are many other venues where such a pair can perform. | en |
A mime and lady holding a gold microphone laughing. | The people are at a airport flying on luggage bags. | contradiction | Laughing with a microphone is different then flying from an airport | en |
An Irish dancer performs a solo. | A male is moving his body. | entailment | A male performs a solo, he is moving his body. | en |
An Irish dancer performs a solo. | The Irish dancer is asleep. | contradiction | performs and asleep are not same actions | en |
An Irish dancer performs a solo. | The famous irish dancer is performing his last solo before he retires. | neutral | The dancer is not necessarily famous. Just because he is doing a solo, does not mean that its his last solo before he retires. | en |
A fireman strings emergency crowd management tape. | A fireman is securing the area with tape. | neutral | We don't know if the fireman is securing the area. | en |
A fireman strings emergency crowd management tape. | A fireman is climbing a ladder. | contradiction | Stringing tape is different then climbing a latter | en |
A fireman strings emergency crowd management tape. | A fireman is working. | entailment | If he is stringing emergency crowd management tape, he is working. | en |
a dog swimming through the water | The dog sits on the shore. | contradiction | The dog either sits on the shore or is swimming through water. | en |
a dog swimming through the water | There is a dog in the water. | entailment | A dog swimming through the water is definitely in the water. | en |
a dog swimming through the water | A dog paddles in the lake. | neutral | A dog in the water does not infer that he is in a lake. | en |
A firefighter is wrapping caution tape around a light post. | A firefighter is getting into a helicopter | contradiction | Wrapping tape is different then getting into a elevator | en |
A firefighter is wrapping caution tape around a light post. | A firefighter is securing the scene after a fire | neutral | We don't know if the firefighter is there after a fire. | en |
A firefighter is wrapping caution tape around a light post. | A firefighter is standing by a light post | entailment | If he is wrapping tape around the light post, he would have to be standing by the light post. | en |
A woman sitting in a chair with her hand on her head while she is looking a piece of paper. | The woman is standing in line waiting for a bus | contradiction | You cannot be sitting while standing it is not possible. | en |
A woman sitting in a chair with her hand on her head while she is looking a piece of paper. | The woman is worried that she can't find the receipt for her shoes | neutral | We cannot infer that the woman is worried or that the piece of paper she is looking for is a receipt. | en |
A woman sitting in a chair with her hand on her head while she is looking a piece of paper. | The woman is sitting down searching for something | neutral | The woman is looking at a piece of paper. It cannot be assumed that she is searching for something. | en |
a white dog runs along the beach | The dog is asleep in his dog house. | contradiction | There cannot be a beach inside his dog house. | en |
a white dog runs along the beach | The dog is outside. | entailment | If the dog is running along the beach, it would be outside. | en |
a white dog runs along the beach | The dog is playing fetch. | neutral | It is only known that the dog was running. Not all running dogs are playing fetch. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two modern glass and stone buildings ruin the setting. | contradiction | To be an accent of a setting is a positive effect while to ruin a setting is a negative one and both could not be true. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two modern buildings complete the setting. | neutral | The setting may need more. It cannot be inferred that the buildings complete the setting. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | There are multiple buildings in the setting. | entailment | Saying two buildings is the same as saying multiple buildings. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two buildings made of glass and stone overlook the beach | neutral | It is not known where the building are located so it cannot be inferred that the building overlook the beach. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | The two buildings are post-modern. | contradiction | Modern and post-modern are two different things and it could not be both at the same time. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two modern buildings are on fire. | contradiction | The buildings could not accent the setting if they are on fire and burning down. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | There are no buildings. | contradiction | There can either be two modern buildings or no buildings. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two modern buildings complement the setting. | entailment | Accent is another word for complement. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Some other buildings are made of concrete. | neutral | All that is known is that two building are made of glass and stone. One cannot assume there are some other buildings made of concrete. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Five buildings are overlooking the ocean | contradiction | Two is not the same number as five and there cannot be both amounts of buildings at the same location. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | There are two beautiful buildings. | neutral | One cannot assume that the buildings are beautiful. They may very well not be. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two modern buildings are very nice together. | neutral | It cannot be inferred that the two modern building look very nice together. There is nothing within the context to imply that. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | There are two buildings. | entailment | Saying Two buildings is exactly the same as saying there are two buildings. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two glass and stone buildings accent the environment. | entailment | Setting is another way of saying environment. | en |
Two modern buildings made of glass and stone accent the setting. | Two buildings made out of glass and stone look gorgeous | entailment | Saying accent can be seen as an assumption of gorgeous. | en |
A woman is walking at dusk down an urban street. | Its a small town | contradiction | A small town is not considered urban. | en |
A woman is walking at dusk down an urban street. | Its getting dark out | entailment | The adjective dusk implies that it's dark out. | en |
A woman is walking at dusk down an urban street. | the street is empty | neutral | One cannot assume that the street that the woman is walking down is empty. It can't be empty if she is there! | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | The woman is walking on the walkway. | neutral | All that is known is that the woman is talking on a cellphone. One cannot assume that she is also walking on the walkway. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A women is on a cellphone. | entailment | Talking on a cellphone implies that the women is on a cellphone. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman sat idly near a lone building. | contradiction | There is either two buildings or a lone building there cannot be both. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman talks to her lawyer on the phone. | neutral | Woman talking on a cellphone doesn't imply she is talking to her lawyer. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman in a bar, holding a beer and a shot glass. | contradiction | If the woman his holding a beer and shot glass then she would not have any more hands to be holding a cellphone while she is talking. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | a woman napping | contradiction | The woman cannot be talking on a cellphone while napping. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | a woman outside | entailment | Facing a walkway implies that she is outside. | en |
Two buildings beyond a concrete wall facing a walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | A woman is talks on her phone near a walkway. | entailment | A woman is talks on her phone near a walkway is another way of saying walkway with a woman talking on a cellphone. | en |
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