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A woman poses for a picture outdoors. | A woman is taking a walk in the building. | contradiction | She can't be both posing for a picture and taking a walk. And if she is outdoors, she can't be in a building. | en |
A woman poses for a picture outdoors. | A woman poses for a photo outside. | entailment | picture is photo and outdoors is outside. | en |
A woman poses for a picture outdoors. | A woman poses for a photo in a field. | neutral | Sentence 1: A woman poses for a picture outdoors. Sentence 2: A woman poses for a photo in a field. | en |
A white dog with a blue collar runs while carrying a yellow toy. | A dog is playing fetch with it's owner. | neutral | Sentence 1: A white dog with a blue collar runs while carrying a yellow toy. Sentence 2: A dog is playing fetch with it's owne | en |
A white dog with a blue collar runs while carrying a yellow toy. | A dog with a collar runs carrying a toy. | entailment | A white dog is the dog and blue collar is a collar and a yellow toy is a toy. | en |
A white dog with a blue collar runs while carrying a yellow toy. | A cat with no collar runs carrying a mouse. | contradiction | The animal can't be both a cat and a dog. Either the animal has a collar, or has no collar. And they are either carrying a toy or a mouse. | en |
a white dog is running on a grassy path carrying a yellow object in its mouth. | A dog running carrying something to his owner. | neutral | Sentence 1: a white dog is running on a grassy path carrying a yellow object in its mouth. Sentence 2: A dog running carrying something to his owner. | en |
a white dog is running on a grassy path carrying a yellow object in its mouth. | A dog running. | entailment | A white dog is a dog | en |
a white dog is running on a grassy path carrying a yellow object in its mouth. | A black dog walking carrying a pink object. | contradiction | The dog is either black or white. It can't be both walking and running. The object can't be both yellow and pink. | en |
A white dog with a yellow toy in his mouth runs through a nature trail towards the camera. | Someone's dog is lost and traveling alone. | neutral | You can not infer it is traveling. | en |
A white dog with a yellow toy in his mouth runs through a nature trail towards the camera. | A dog with a toy in his mouth runs through a trail. | entailment | A white dog with the toy is running towards the camera | en |
A white dog with a yellow toy in his mouth runs through a nature trail towards the camera. | A cat with a mouse in his mouth running through a field. | contradiction | He refers to a dog and not a cat. | en |
A young child is splashed by the ocean's waves while she plays on the beach. | A young child plays on the beach. | entailment | Splashed by the ocean's waves suggest that she is playing on the beach | en |
A young child is splashed by the ocean's waves while she plays on the beach. | A child plays in the mud. | contradiction | The child is either playing on the beach or in the mud. | en |
A young child is splashed by the ocean's waves while she plays on the beach. | A child gets splashed by a wave while building a sand castle. | neutral | Sentence 1 is missing building a sand castle | en |
A young boy with his tongue stuck out is climbing onto a wooden platform. | The boy is crawling on the ground. | contradiction | What is he doing ... climbing onto a wooden platform or crawling on the ground | en |
A young boy with his tongue stuck out is climbing onto a wooden platform. | The boy is sticking out his tongue at someone or something. | entailment | the boy is sticking out his tongue and climbing onto a wooden platform | en |
A young boy with his tongue stuck out is climbing onto a wooden platform. | The boy is climbing beside his sister. | neutral | A boy climbing is not necessarily climbing next to his sister. | en |
A small boy raising his hand and standing among a lot of orange pumpkins. | the boy is standing in an apple orchard | contradiction | A boy can either be among orange pumpkins or in an apple orchid. | en |
A small boy raising his hand and standing among a lot of orange pumpkins. | The boy is small and standing | entailment | A small boy is standing among orange pumpkins | en |
A small boy raising his hand and standing among a lot of orange pumpkins. | the boy is tired | neutral | You can not infer he is tired. | en |
A guy enjoying the day, having a barbecue. | A guy is getting ready to serve a salad. | contradiction | The guy is either having a barbecue or serving a salad. | en |
A guy enjoying the day, having a barbecue. | A guy is cooking barbecued meat. | entailment | When you have a barbecue, you have barbecued meat. | en |
A guy enjoying the day, having a barbecue. | A guy is having a barbecue for his family. | neutral | You can not infer it's for his family. | en |
A jockey with a red sports coat riding a horse jumping over an obstacle | A person is sitting on a horse | entailment | A jockey with a red sports coat is a person and riding a horse is sitting on a horse | en |
A jockey with a red sports coat riding a horse jumping over an obstacle | A jockey is competing in a steeplechase | neutral | obstacle doesn't imply steeplechase | en |
A jockey with a red sports coat riding a horse jumping over an obstacle | The horse is asleep | contradiction | A horse cannot jump if it is asleep. | en |
Two cars are on a racetrack. | Two cars on highway wrecked. | contradiction | Cars can either be on a racetrack or on a highway. | en |
Two cars are on a racetrack. | Two cars outside. | entailment | Racetrack is a place in the outside. | en |
Two cars are on a racetrack. | Two cars on racetrack racing. | neutral | Not all cars on a racetrack are racing. | en |
A girl in white dances. | A girl sings to the crowd. | contradiction | The girl either sings or dances. | en |
A girl in white dances. | A person dances. | entailment | A girl is a person. | en |
A girl in white dances. | A girl in a white dress dances the polka. | neutral | Not all dances are the polka. A girl in white doesn't necessarily imply a dress. | en |
A guy wearing a red coat, white jodhpurs and black boots jumps his gray horse over poles during a steeplechase competition. | man on horse | entailment | A man on horse in a steeplechase competition is wearing a red coat, white jodhpurs and black boots | en |
A guy wearing a red coat, white jodhpurs and black boots jumps his gray horse over poles during a steeplechase competition. | woman golfs | contradiction | He refers to a guy and not a women. | en |
A guy wearing a red coat, white jodhpurs and black boots jumps his gray horse over poles during a steeplechase competition. | man teaches horse to jump | neutral | You can not infer it will jump. | en |
A man with a Mohawk stands in a group of people. | A man joins a group of people | entailment | The man had to join the group of people to stand with them. | en |
A man with a Mohawk stands in a group of people. | A woman with a Mohawk stands alone. | contradiction | A person can either be a man or a woman. The person cannot be alone and in a group. | en |
A man with a Mohawk stands in a group of people. | A man with a Mohawk is joining a singing group. | neutral | Not all group is a singing group. | en |
A man with a Mohawk walking on campus. | A kid is walking around the ice cream shop. | contradiction | A person cannot be a man and a kid. The person can be walking on campus or walking around an ice cream shop. | en |
A man with a Mohawk walking on campus. | A kid is at college. | neutral | Sentence 1 is missing at a college | en |
A man with a Mohawk walking on campus. | A kid is dressed like a punk rocker. | entailment | Mohawks are associated with punk rockers. | en |
A young girl in a white dance outfit and black shoes is dancing in front of music equipment | A girl in a white outfit is dancing. | entailment | A white dress is a white outfit. | en |
A young girl in a white dance outfit and black shoes is dancing in front of music equipment | A girl in a white outfit is dancing for a crowd. | neutral | music equipment doesn't imply dancing for a crowd. | en |
A young girl in a white dance outfit and black shoes is dancing in front of music equipment | A girl in a black outfit is sleeping. | contradiction | A girl can wear a white outfit or a black outfit. A person cannot dance and sleep at the same time. | en |
A man with a Mohawk hairstyle wears a backpack at a college campus. | A man rubs his bald head. | contradiction | A man cannot be bald and have a Mohawk. | en |
A man with a Mohawk hairstyle wears a backpack at a college campus. | A man is on the college campus. | entailment | A man would be at college if he has a backpack. | en |
A man with a Mohawk hairstyle wears a backpack at a college campus. | A man smuggles drugs onto campus in his backpack. | neutral | Just because the man carries a backpack, it does not mean that he smuggles drugs. | en |
A woman with glasses staring into the camera at me. | A lady in glasses is staring into the camera at me. | entailment | A woman is a lady. | en |
A woman with glasses staring into the camera at me. | A woman with glasses is getting ready to take a picture of me. | neutral | the woman with glasses staring into camera does not imply she is getting ready to take picture | en |
A woman with glasses staring into the camera at me. | A man is looking into the camera at me. | contradiction | A person can be a man or a woman. | en |
A woman wearing glasses holds a camera to her face. | The woman is taking pictures. | neutral | JUST BECAUSE THE WOMAN IS HOLDING A CAMERA TO HER FACE DOES NOT MEAN SHE IS TAKING PICTURES. | en |
A woman wearing glasses holds a camera to her face. | The woman is wearing glasses. | entailment | A woman wearing glasses holds a camera to her face is more descriptive than the woman is wearing glasses. | en |
A woman wearing glasses holds a camera to her face. | The woman is holding a cat to her face. | contradiction | The woman can either hold a camera or a cat. | en |
A woman in a green sweater and striped shirt leans out of a window and holds a camera in front of her face, directing it at the photographer. | A woman in green sweater and striped shirt is holding a mask to her face while leaning out a window | contradiction | The woman is either holding a camera or a mask. | en |
A woman in a green sweater and striped shirt leans out of a window and holds a camera in front of her face, directing it at the photographer. | A woman wearing a green sweater and striped shirt is holding a camera to her face while leaning out a window | entailment | The woman is leaning out the window to direct the photographer. | en |
A woman in a green sweater and striped shirt leans out of a window and holds a camera in front of her face, directing it at the photographer. | A woman in green sweater and a striped shirt is leaning out a building window while holding a camera | neutral | Not all windows are on a building. | en |
Woman wearing green jacket taking a picture with a camera. | A woman in a green jacket takes photos. | entailment | A picture is also called a photo. | en |
Woman wearing green jacket taking a picture with a camera. | A woman in red records some video. | contradiction | She is either in red or green. And she is either taking a picture or recording video. | en |
Woman wearing green jacket taking a picture with a camera. | A woman in green takes photos on a trip. | neutral | Just because the woman takes pictures doesn't imply she's on a trip. | en |
A woman is taking a picture. | Someone is capturing a photo. | entailment | A woman taking a picture can be restated as someone capturing a photo. | en |
A woman is taking a picture. | A woman plays a game on her phone. | contradiction | A woman is either taking a picture or she plays a game on her phone, it is not possible to do both at the same time. | en |
A woman is taking a picture. | A woman holds a camera. | neutral | Just because the woman is taking a picture, doesn't mean she holds a camera. | en |
Wrestlers grapple on the floor. | Wrestlers decide to eat instead. | contradiction | If they are grappling on the floor, they wouldn't have decided to eat. They can't be doing both. | en |
Wrestlers grapple on the floor. | Two wrestlers competing for the championship belt. | neutral | The wrestlers aren't necessarily competing. | en |
Wrestlers grapple on the floor. | There are people inside. | neutral | Just because wrestlers are grappling, doesn't mean there are people around them. | en |
A woman in a white shirt, with white shorts and white high heeled shoes walks past a man in a black shirt and a black and white graffiti wall painting. | The woman locks the door to the restroom before going about her business. | contradiction | She can't be in the restroom locking the door, and walking past a man. | en |
A woman in a white shirt, with white shorts and white high heeled shoes walks past a man in a black shirt and a black and white graffiti wall painting. | The woman is worried about her safety. | neutral | Just because a woman walks past a man, doesn't mean she is worried about her safety. | en |
A woman in a white shirt, with white shorts and white high heeled shoes walks past a man in a black shirt and a black and white graffiti wall painting. | A woman is passing a man. | entailment | Walking past is a rephrasing passing. | en |
guy wearing a cap watching through glass window | A man wearing a baseball cap stand by a window. | neutral | You can not infer it is baseball. | en |
guy wearing a cap watching through glass window | Three young boys are involved in a car accident. | contradiction | A guy is a single person. He cannot be three young boys. | en |
guy wearing a cap watching through glass window | A guy wearing a cap is looking out through the glass window. | entailment | A guy with cap is looking out through glass window | en |
A group of people in black dresses and robes singing. | People are singing. | entailment | People in black dresses are singing | en |
A group of people in black dresses and robes singing. | A lawyer is pleading his case in front of a judge. | contradiction | A group of people is more than one person and a lawyer is a single person. | en |
A group of people in black dresses and robes singing. | A church choir is singing. | neutral | You can not infer there is a choir. | en |
A choir sings at a concert hall. | A choir competing for first place in a concert hall. | neutral | You can not infer they are competing. | en |
A choir sings at a concert hall. | Two girls sleeping on the floor. | contradiction | A person can't sing and be sleeping at the same time | en |
A choir sings at a concert hall. | A choir using their mouths to product sound. | entailment | Sings implies using their mouths to product sound. | en |
A group of people are seen in a church singing under a yellow ceiling. | The people are singing a church hymn. | neutral | They may be singing a church hymn elsewhere. | en |
A group of people are seen in a church singing under a yellow ceiling. | The people are indoors. | entailment | Group of people are people, and in a church implies indoors. | en |
A group of people are seen in a church singing under a yellow ceiling. | The people are playing a game of volleyball. | contradiction | A person can't be at church singing and playing volleyball simulteaneously | en |
A choir dressed in all black is performing for an audience. | the choir is wearign robes | neutral | Not all choirs wear robes. | en |
A choir dressed in all black is performing for an audience. | the choir is singing | entailment | singing is the same as performing for choirs | en |
A choir dressed in all black is performing for an audience. | the athletes are practicing | contradiction | It is either a choir performing, or athletes practicing. | en |
A young boy plays on a swing. | A girl is on a swing. | contradiction | It is either a girl or a boy | en |
A young boy plays on a swing. | A boy is on a swing. | entailment | both subjects are on a swing | en |
A young boy plays on a swing. | A boy is on a swing in the park. | neutral | The boy may not necessarily be in the park. | en |
a boy laying on his stomach, on a swing | The boy is swinging on a swing because he's happy. | neutral | The boy isn't necessarily happy. | en |
a boy laying on his stomach, on a swing | The boy is sitting upright on a swing. | contradiction | He can't be both sitting upright and laying on his stomach. | en |
a boy laying on his stomach, on a swing | The boy is on a swing | entailment | both subjects are on a swing | en |
A child in sunglasses lays on his belly on a red swing set. | A little boy is playing in the park. | neutral | Not all swing sets are in the park. | en |
A child in sunglasses lays on his belly on a red swing set. | The child is on a slide. | contradiction | He is either on a slide, or on the swing set. | en |
A child in sunglasses lays on his belly on a red swing set. | The child is on a swing. | entailment | a red swing is still a swing | en |
A boy laying on a sitting swing, face down, wearing a hat backwards. | A kid is lying on a swing | entailment | A sitting swing is the same as a swing | en |
A boy laying on a sitting swing, face down, wearing a hat backwards. | The boy isn't wearing a hat | contradiction | He can't be both wearing a hat and not wearing a hat. | en |
A boy laying on a sitting swing, face down, wearing a hat backwards. | The kid is tired | neutral | The boy might not be tired. | en |
a tennis player wearing a yellow, white and blue shirt carrying a racquet | An athlete is wearing a shirt. | entailment | wearing a yellow, white and blue shirt is the same as wearing a shirt | en |
a tennis player wearing a yellow, white and blue shirt carrying a racquet | A player is about to compete in a tournament. | neutral | A tennis player wearing a yellow, white and blue shirt does not mean he is competing in a tournament. | en |
a tennis player wearing a yellow, white and blue shirt carrying a racquet | A teenager is in a swimming pool. | contradiction | They aren't both in a swimming pool and wearing a shirt carrying a racquet. | en |
A male athlete is wearing a teal sweatband and a shirt from Nike and is holding a tennis racket. | An athlete is competing in a tennis match. | neutral | A man holding a tennis racket is not always competing in a tennis match. | en |
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