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A male athlete is wearing a teal sweatband and a shirt from Nike and is holding a tennis racket. | The man is bowling. | contradiction | If he is holding a tennis racket, he isn't bowling. | en |
A male athlete is wearing a teal sweatband and a shirt from Nike and is holding a tennis racket. | A man is holding a tennis racket. | entailment | Both subjects are holding a tennis racket | en |
A tennis player is carrying a tennis racket. | A person is carrying a tennis racket. | entailment | both subjects are carrying a tennis racket | en |
A tennis player is carrying a tennis racket. | The person is playing tennis. | neutral | Carrying a tennis racket and playing tennis are not the same thing. | en |
A tennis player is carrying a tennis racket. | The person is playinhg volleyball. | contradiction | Tennis is different than volleyball. | en |
The tennis player is wearing a yellow and blue shirt and a blue headband. | A person is playing Tennis at Wimbledon. | contradiction | Tennis player is different than person. | en |
The tennis player is wearing a yellow and blue shirt and a blue headband. | A tennis player wears a handband to keep the hair out of his eyes. | neutral | A man does not always wear a headband to keep the hair out of his eyes. | en |
The tennis player is wearing a yellow and blue shirt and a blue headband. | A person has a multi-colored outfit on. | entailment | has a multi-colored outfit on is the same as wearing a yellow and blue shirt and a blue headband | en |
A man plays tennis. | The man plays tennis often. | neutral | He may not play often. | en |
A man plays tennis. | The woman plays tennis. | contradiction | A man and a woman are two different persons | en |
A man plays tennis. | The man plays tennis. | entailment | A man can be referred to as the man, | en |
A woman in a blue and white striped shirt holding a green comb. | A woman is holding a comb. | entailment | Holding a green comb is the same as holding a comb | en |
A woman in a blue and white striped shirt holding a green comb. | A woman is brushing her hair. | neutral | A woman holding a comb is not always brushing her hair. | en |
A woman in a blue and white striped shirt holding a green comb. | A woman is holding a sheep. | contradiction | Sheep is different than comb. | en |
Older woman holding a light green comb over a weave. | young woman holding a light green comb over a weave. | contradiction | Older is different than young. | en |
Older woman holding a light green comb over a weave. | women are holding a comb | entailment | Holding a comb does not have to be green. | en |
Older woman holding a light green comb over a weave. | black women are holding a comb | neutral | An older woman is not always black. | en |
Local African boy doing his daily work guiding the animals that are pulling a cart. | A girl is walking alone and pushing a bicycle with a flat tire. | contradiction | Girl and boy are different. | en |
Local African boy doing his daily work guiding the animals that are pulling a cart. | A boy is guiding horses pulling a cart. | neutral | A boy is not always pulling a cart. | en |
Local African boy doing his daily work guiding the animals that are pulling a cart. | A boy is guiding animals pulling a cart. | entailment | Guiding animals is the boy's daily work | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A young boy is outside. | entailment | Sitting in a wagon down a dusty dirt road means the boy is outside. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A woman and her son driving down a dusty road. | entailment | Son follows his mother's wagon means they are driving down a road. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | Two brown cows are pulling a wagon. | neutral | Not all cows are brown. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A girl is driving a car. | contradiction | Girl and boy are different. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | The boy is in a wagon going down a dusty road. | entailment | Boy is in wagon following mother so he is going down a road | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A boy and his mother are moving. | neutral | Being in a wagon does not mean they are moving. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A young boy and his mother running away from home with their last cattle. | neutral | Being in a wagon does not mean they are running away from home. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | The boy is sitting with his brothers. | contradiction | Brothers cannot be possible if the boy is alone. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A young boy and some cattle are on a dirt road. | entailment | Two cattle means it is more than one so some cattle are with the boy. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A boy rides down the highway in a car. | contradiction | Highway is different than dirt road. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A young boy and mother in the same wagon heading down a dusty dirt road. | contradiction | Mother cannot be possible if the boy is alone. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A boy hugs a brown cow. | neutral | A boy hugs cow doesn't has to be brown | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | The boy has no mother. | contradiction | If the boy has no mother, then mother's cannot be possible. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | The boy is going to his grandparent's. | neutral | The boy is going somewhere doesn't mean he's going at his grandparent's. | en |
A young boy sit alone in a wagon and holds on tightly to two cattle as they follow his mother's wagon down a dusty dirt road. | A child is following his mom. | entailment | The boy is following his mom's wagon so he is following his mom. | en |
an African boy drives his team of oxen down a dirt road. | An African boy prepares tacos. | contradiction | One cannot be driving a team of oxen and preparing tacos simultaneously. | en |
an African boy drives his team of oxen down a dirt road. | The boy holding an umbrella has he drives his animals down a dirt road in the pouring rain. | neutral | The boy holding doesn't necessarily hold an umbrella when he drives his animals down a dirt road in the pouring rain | en |
an African boy drives his team of oxen down a dirt road. | A boy is driving animals outside down a dirt road. | entailment | Oxen are animals. | en |
A young black boy is guiding his animals down a dirt road with a blue rope. | Young girl guiding animals down a dirt road with a rope. | contradiction | Its either a boy or a girl. | en |
A young black boy is guiding his animals down a dirt road with a blue rope. | Young boy guiding animals down a dirt road with a rope. | entailment | Guiding animals does not have to use a blue rope. | en |
A young black boy is guiding his animals down a dirt road with a blue rope. | Young boy guiding dogs down a dirt road with a rope. | neutral | rope doesn't necessary to guide dogs down a dirt road | en |
A baseball player hitting the ball | A baseball player is hitting a ball. | entailment | Hitting is a paraphrase of is hitting. | en |
A baseball player hitting the ball | A baseball player is practicing by hitting a ball. | neutral | He may be doing this for fun, not practicing. | en |
A baseball player hitting the ball | A baseball player is resting. | contradiction | A baseball player can't be hitting the ball while he's resting | en |
A group of people demonstrating. | A group of people are sleeping. | contradiction | They cannot be demonstrating and sleeping simultaneously. | en |
A group of people demonstrating. | A group of protesters hold up their signs. | neutral | A group of protester could hold up anything than signs | en |
A group of people demonstrating. | Several people are doing something together. | entailment | demonstrating is another way of saying doing something | en |
A man and two children are sleeping on the floor. | Some people are asleep. | entailment | A man and two children are people | en |
A man and two children are sleeping on the floor. | Some people are sleeping on carpet. | neutral | Some peoples could be sleeping on anything other than carpet | en |
A man and two children are sleeping on the floor. | Some people are sleeping in beds. | contradiction | They cannot be sleeping on the floor and in beds simultaneously. | en |
A boy in a red poncho is reading while leaning on a pole. | A girl in a red poncho is reading while leaning on a pole. | contradiction | Its either a boy or a girl. | en |
A boy in a red poncho is reading while leaning on a pole. | A boy in a red poncho is reading a book. | entailment | IF he is reading a book he must be reading. | en |
A boy in a red poncho is reading while leaning on a pole. | A boy in a red poncho is reading The Hobbit while leaning on a pole. | neutral | A boy in a red poncho is reading The Hobbit while leaning anything other than a pole | en |
A child is standing alone hear a pillar reading a book while pointing at the page. | A child is enjoying the story. | neutral | A child could be enjoying anything other than story | en |
A child is standing alone hear a pillar reading a book while pointing at the page. | A child is standing with his family. | contradiction | One cannot be standing alone and with his family simultaneously. | en |
A child is standing alone hear a pillar reading a book while pointing at the page. | A child is listening to someone reading. | entailment | If he is hearing someone read then he must be listening to someone read. | en |
An Asian man lies on a tiled floor with two children, using old clothes for pillows. | A man lies on the floor | entailment | An Asian man is still a man. | en |
An Asian man lies on a tiled floor with two children, using old clothes for pillows. | A man is with children | neutral | A man could be with anybody than Children | en |
An Asian man lies on a tiled floor with two children, using old clothes for pillows. | The man uses clothes for pillos | contradiction | The clothes for pillows do not have to be old. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children are wrapped up in sleeping bags on a kitchen floor. | neutral | A man and two children could be wrapped up anywhere in bag than on a kitchen floor | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are preparing dinner for themselves. | contradiction | They cannot be asleep and preparing dinner simultaneously. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and children are asleep in a tiled room. | entailment | Two children are still children | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | The three people are napping before going to the swimming pool. | neutral | They are not necessarily napping before going to the swimming pool. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | There's a woman sleeping on the bed with her kids. | contradiction | Its either a man or a woman. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children sleep outside | contradiction | They cannot be sleeping on the floor and outside simultaneously. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A view through a door into a small tiled room where a father and his two sons are asleep on the floor. | neutral | The man is not necessarily the father to the two children. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man was playing with his kids until they fell asleep. | neutral | The man was not necessarily playing with his kids before they fell asleep. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | Three people are sleeping indoors on a floor. | entailment | A man and two children is equal to three people. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children are asleep on the floor | entailment | A man and two children are asleep on the floor is the same as a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children are tired from playing | neutral | They are not necessarily tired from playing. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children are playing frisbee in the park. | contradiction | The man and two children can either be playing frisbee in the park or asleep on the floor. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | A man and two children aren't sleeping on the couch. | entailment | If they are asleep on the floor then they cannot be sleeping on the couch. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | Two children are sleeping. | entailment | Two children are asleep is the same as two children are sleeping. | en |
A view through a door into a small tiled room where a man and two children are asleep on the floor. | Two children are playing xbox | contradiction | The two children can either be asleep or playing xbox. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | The floor is tiled. | entailment | If it is a tiled floor then it must be tiled. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | a man wrestles with the children | neutral | The man was not necessarily about to wrestle with the children. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | The man and the two small children are standing on the tiled floor. | contradiction | The man and two small children can either be laying or standing. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | a man rides his bike down a mountain | contradiction | The man can either lay on the tiled floor or ride his bike down a mountain. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | People are taking a nap. | neutral | Not everyone who lies down is taking a nap. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | a guy and two kids play inside | entailment | A man is also a guy. Children are also called kids. A tile floor would be located inside. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | The man and two small children are laying down. | entailment | To be laying is also called laying down. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | two kids play with their dad | neutral | The kids are not necessarily about to play with the man. The man is not necessarily their father. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | a man and two children lay on the floor | entailment | To be laying is to lay. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | People are tired. | entailment | If people are laying, then they are probably tired. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | A man and his children talk about what they want to be when they grow up while laying down on the floor. | neutral | They are not necessarily talking about what they want to be when they grow up. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | a day plays with his kids in the sand | contradiction | The man and kids can either be laying on a tiled floor or play in the sand. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | People are at an amusment park. | contradiction | The people can either be on a tiled floor or at an amusement park. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | A man is beating his wife. | contradiction | The man can either be with his wife or with his too small children. The man can either be laying or beating. | en |
A man and two small children laying on a tiled floor. | The man is the two small children's father. | neutral | Not every man with children is their father. | en |
A group of people marching in a parade waving flags. | the group of people are holding something in their hands. They are outside | entailment | If people are waving flags, then they would be holding something in their hands. A parade would be located outside. | en |
A group of people marching in a parade waving flags. | the people are inside watching a movie | contradiction | The people can either be marching and waving flags in a parade or watching a movie inside. | en |
A group of people marching in a parade waving flags. | the people carry the texas flag in the parade | neutral | Not every flag is the texas flag. | en |
A cop is walking a crime dog to find something while paramedics discuss by their van. | A policeman and his canine are searching for evidence at the crime scene while the paramedics talk to the victims. | neutral | Just because the cop is walking a crime dog doesn't mean that he is searing for evidence. | en |
A cop is walking a crime dog to find something while paramedics discuss by their van. | A policeman and his canine are searching for something while paramedics talk by their van. | entailment | Policeman is another word for cop. Canine is another word for dog. If you are trying to find something, then you are searching for it. To discuss something, people would need to talk. | en |
A cop is walking a crime dog to find something while paramedics discuss by their van. | The paramedics treated the victims of the fire while the cop and his dog rested in their squad car. | contradiction | The paramedics can either discuss or treat. The cop and dog can either be walking or rested in the car. | en |
Man in a blue shirt fires a gun at a target. | a man hits a bullseye with a shot | neutral | He may not hit a bullseye. | en |
Man in a blue shirt fires a gun at a target. | a man fires a bow at a target | contradiction | A gun and a bow are two different objects | en |
Man in a blue shirt fires a gun at a target. | a man with a gun | entailment | Man in a blue shirt is a type of man, and fires implies gun. | en |
A good slide into home at a Philly game | A slide is happening. | entailment | For there to be a slide, then the slide would need to be happening. | en |
A good slide into home at a Philly game | A man is playing in the World Series. | contradiction | The event is either at a Philly game or at the World series. | en |
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