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A woman and three children, holding hands with each other, are crossing the street.	The woman and three children cross the street individually.	contradiction	If the persons are holding hands then they aren't crossing the street individually	en
A woman and three children, holding hands with each other, are crossing the street.	The woman is the mother of the three children.	neutral	She may not be their mother.	en
A girl stands behind a boy in a swing.	the girl is writing an exam in class	contradiction	the girl cannot be pushing a swing and writing an exam at the same time.	en
A girl stands behind a boy in a swing.	the girl is spanish	neutral	Not all girls are spanish.	en
A girl stands behind a boy in a swing.	a girl is standing	entailment	A person who is standing normally stands.	en
Many shoppers are walking around in a mall.	The mall is no longer opened.	contradiction	If the mall in no longer open then there are no shoppers.	en
Many shoppers are walking around in a mall.	The shoppers are strolling the mall.	entailment	To be strolling is to be walking.	en
Many shoppers are walking around in a mall.	The mall has many stores to shop in.	neutral	Just because there are many shoppers does not mean there are many stores	en
A group of men gather and play instruments.	A group of women are playing Halo.	contradiction	There can either be a group of men or group of women.	en
A group of men gather and play instruments.	A rock band is playing.	neutral	Just because some men play instruments does not mean they are a rock band.	en
A group of men gather and play instruments.	A group of people are playing instruments.	entailment	A group of men are the same as a group of people.	en
The small girl in the red shirt pushes the little boy on the baby swing.	A mom is comforting a small child that fell off a wall.	contradiction	A person can't fall off a wall if he's playing on a swing	en
The small girl in the red shirt pushes the little boy on the baby swing.	The small girl in the red shirt pushes her little brother on the baby swing.	neutral	The boy may not be her little brother.	en
The small girl in the red shirt pushes the little boy on the baby swing.	The little boy in the baby swing is being pushed by a little girl in a red shirt.	entailment	Small girl is a little girl, and being pushed is a paraphrase of pushes.	en
A little girl is pushing a little boy who is sitting on a swing.	Children are playing on the swings	entailment	Little girl and little boy together are known as children.	en
A little girl is pushing a little boy who is sitting on a swing.	The children are laying there silently	contradiction	If the girl is pushing the boy then they are not laying silently.	en
A little girl is pushing a little boy who is sitting on a swing.	The girl is wearing a red dress, and the boy is wearing overalls	neutral	wearing doesn't always mean pushing	en
A girl pushes a boy on a swing on a sandy playground.	Three girls are in a car.	contradiction	a single girl on the playground cannot be three girls in a car.	en
A girl pushes a boy on a swing on a sandy playground.	Two people are outside.	entailment	Girl and boy are two people.	en
A girl pushes a boy on a swing on a sandy playground.	It is sunny outside while the boy and girl are at the playground.	neutral	playground doesn't always mean sunny	en
a little girl pushes a little boy on the swing.	The girl pushes the boy.	entailment	Little girl is a girl and little boy is a boy.	en
a little girl pushes a little boy on the swing.	The older men play on the playground.	contradiction	little girl and little boy refer to children as the older men are adults.	en
a little girl pushes a little boy on the swing.	The little girl and boy are siblings.	neutral	girl doesn't always mean siblings.	en
A guy is shooting his rifle at a shooting range.	The man is sitting down at a desk.	contradiction	The man can't be at a shooting range and at the desk simultaneously.	en
A guy is shooting his rifle at a shooting range.	A man is firing a gun.	entailment	A gun is a rifle.	en
A guy is shooting his rifle at a shooting range.	The man is practicing for a police exam.	neutral	shooting doesn't always mean practicing	en
Man looking down the scope of a rifle preparing to shoot.	A man with a gun over his shoulder.	contradiction	The man can't be looking down the scope of his gun and have it over his shoulder at the same time.	en
Man looking down the scope of a rifle preparing to shoot.	A man is preparing to shoot a target.	neutral	rifle doesn't always mean target.	en
Man looking down the scope of a rifle preparing to shoot.	A man is preparing to shoot a gun.	entailment	Someone who is preparing to shoot a gun will be looking down into the scope of the rifle. A rifle is a gun.	en
A guy wearing earmuffs and shooters glasses sites his rifle's scope on a target.	the man is outside.	neutral	outside doesn't always mean target.	en
A guy wearing earmuffs and shooters glasses sites his rifle's scope on a target.	the man is wearing earmuffs.	entailment	A guy is a man.	en
A guy wearing earmuffs and shooters glasses sites his rifle's scope on a target.	the man is a baker.	contradiction	The man can't be a professional shooter and a baker at the same time.	en
Man, wearing sunglasses and a blue shirt, stares intensely into the scope of a rifle.	The man is holding a gun.	entailment	To look into the scope of a rifle, someone must hold it. He is holding a gun.	en
Man, wearing sunglasses and a blue shirt, stares intensely into the scope of a rifle.	The man is shooting a deer.	neutral	doesn't always mean shooting	en
Man, wearing sunglasses and a blue shirt, stares intensely into the scope of a rifle.	The man is shooting with a bow.	contradiction	The man can't be using a rifle and a bow at the same time.	en
Man in blue shirt shooting a rifle.	A man in a camo shirt is getting ready to go home.	contradiction	The man can't be in a blue shirt and a camo shirt simultaneously. He can only be shooting a rifle or getting ready to go home at one point in time.	en
Man in blue shirt shooting a rifle.	The man is practicing for hunting season.	neutral	shooting doesn't always mean for hunting season.	en
Man in blue shirt shooting a rifle.	The man is firing a gun.	entailment	Shooting a rifle is firing a gun.	en
A guy surfing in the ocean.	A man is surfing with his yellow board.	neutral	The board may not be yellow.	en
A guy surfing in the ocean.	A man is swimming in the lake.	contradiction	An ocean and a lake are two different places	en
A guy surfing in the ocean.	A man is in the water.	entailment	A guy is a man, and ocean implies water.	en
Little girl in her bridesmaid dress sitting down with the bouquet.	The girl is enjoying herself.	neutral	Cannot know the girl is enjoying herself simply by the fact of being in a bridesmaid dress.	en
Little girl in her bridesmaid dress sitting down with the bouquet.	The girl is getting married.	contradiction	There can be either a little girl in her bridesmaid dress or a girl is getting married.	en
Little girl in her bridesmaid dress sitting down with the bouquet.	The girl is at a wedding.	entailment	The girl wearing a bridesmaid dress implies she is at a wedding	en
A dancer, with both arms and both legs spread, leaps into the air.	dancer tries new trick	neutral	leaps doesn't always mean trick	en
A dancer, with both arms and both legs spread, leaps into the air.	dancer leaps	entailment	A dancer who leaps is a dancer who leaps.	en
A dancer, with both arms and both legs spread, leaps into the air.	boy eats gummy worms	contradiction	The individual can't be leaping into the air and eating gummy worms at the same time.	en
Two men wearing hats stand behind a table with flowers on it.	The flowers are white.	neutral	flowers doesn't always mean white.	en
Two men wearing hats stand behind a table with flowers on it.	There are two men wearing hats.	entailment	Two men wearing hats are two men wearing hats.	en
Two men wearing hats stand behind a table with flowers on it.	The men are not wearing hats.	contradiction	The men can't be wearing hats and not wearing hats at the same time.	en
A little girl in a white dress sits in an open doorway holding a bouquet of flowers.	the boy is standing at a basketball court	contradiction	The child can't be a girl and a boy at the same time. The child is either in an open doorway or at a basketball court.	en
A little girl in a white dress sits in an open doorway holding a bouquet of flowers.	The girl has flowers	entailment	A girl holding a bouquet of flowers has flowers.	en
A little girl in a white dress sits in an open doorway holding a bouquet of flowers.	the girl is the flower girl in a wedding	neutral	We don't know that the girl is a flower girl.	en
This brown pitbull is carrying a soccer ball in his mouth.	The pitbull has something in his mouth.	entailment	A pitbull carrying a soccer ball in his mouth has something in his mouth.	en
This brown pitbull is carrying a soccer ball in his mouth.	The pitbull has a muzzle on.	contradiction	The pitbull can't carry a soccer ball if it has a muzzle on.	en
This brown pitbull is carrying a soccer ball in his mouth.	The pitbull is learning to fetch.	neutral	THE DOG MAY NOT FETCH WITH A BALL	en
Many kids are sitting and taking notes.	people standing and writing.	contradiction	The people can't be sitting and standing at the same time.	en
Many kids are sitting and taking notes.	people sitting and writing	neutral	Taking notes does not mean the people have to be writing. There are various forms of note taking.	en
Many kids are sitting and taking notes.	people sitting	entailment	Kids are people.	en
Girl in the middle of a tennis match.	Nancy was in the middle of a tennis game.	entailment	A tennis match is a tennis game. Nancy is a girl name.	en
Girl in the middle of a tennis match.	Nancy was at the game.	neutral	Just because Girl in the middle of a tennis match doesn't mean it was Nancy.	en
Girl in the middle of a tennis match.	Bob was taking score.	contradiction	Scorekeeper Bob, is not the girl in the middle of the match.	en
The pitbull returns the chewed up soccer ball in the snow.	The poodle returns the football in the rain.	contradiction	The pittbull is the same kind of animal as a poodle but an entirely different breed.	en
The pitbull returns the chewed up soccer ball in the snow.	The pitbull is violent.	neutral	Not all pitbulls are violent. (I actually really don't like this sentence because I have a pitbull, and she is the sweetest thing I've ever met. She is not violent at all. She's a big baby.)	en
The pitbull returns the chewed up soccer ball in the snow.	The pitbull is outdoors.	entailment	Snow is outdoors.	en
there are three cars at a four-way cross.	All of the cars have flat tires.	contradiction	There can be either cars at a four-way cross or cars that have flat tires.	en
there are three cars at a four-way cross.	Some of the cars are stopped.	entailment	3 cars at a 4 way cross implies they are stopped	en
there are three cars at a four-way cross.	Some of the cars are moving.	neutral	Not every car is always moving.	en
A dog is playing with a football in the snow.	A dog is lazing in the sun	contradiction	The dog can be either playing in the snow or lazing in the sun.	en
A dog is playing with a football in the snow.	an animal is ouside in winter	entailment	Dog in the snow implies an animal in the winter	en
A dog is playing with a football in the snow.	A huge black is playing with a football in the snow	neutral	Not every dog is huge or black.	en
A female tennis player in a white shirt and black tennis skirt getting ready to swing.	The tennis player is watching TV.	contradiction	Watching tv is not the same act as getting ready to swing, even if both actions are performed by different tennis players.	en
A female tennis player in a white shirt and black tennis skirt getting ready to swing.	The tennis player is warming up to play a game of tennis.	neutral	not every tennis player is a female	en
A female tennis player in a white shirt and black tennis skirt getting ready to swing.	The tennis player is at a tennis game.	entailment	A tennis player getting ready to swing means you're at a tennis game.	en
A woman with a tennis racket about to swing at a ball.	The woman is playing basketball	contradiction	Basketball is a different sport from tennis.	en
A woman with a tennis racket about to swing at a ball.	The woman is playing a sport	entailment	Having a tennis racket and swinging at a ball requires one to be playing a sport.	en
A woman with a tennis racket about to swing at a ball.	The woman is in a tennis tournament	neutral	tennis racket doesn't imply tennis tournament	en
A man is beginning to stand up on his surfboard in front of a small wave	a man stands on a surfboard on the beach	contradiction	Front of a small wave implies that he is unlikely to be a beach.	en
A man is beginning to stand up on his surfboard in front of a small wave	a man surfing	entailment	If you are standing up on a surfboard you are surfing.	en
A man is beginning to stand up on his surfboard in front of a small wave	A man gets up on his surfboard for the first time ever	neutral	He may not be doing it for the first time.	en
a white dog running down a path with a long stick in his mouth	The white dog has something in it's mouth.	entailment	A long stick is considered something.	en
a white dog running down a path with a long stick in his mouth	The dog is taking holding a fish in it's mouth.	contradiction	The dog can't have a fish and stick in its mouth.	en
a white dog running down a path with a long stick in his mouth	The white dog is old.	neutral	There is nothing to indicate the dog's age.	en
A skateboarder with dreadlocks does a trick on a bike rack.	a skateboarder is doing tricks	entailment	One who does a trick on a bike rack must be doing tricks.	en
A skateboarder with dreadlocks does a trick on a bike rack.	a skateboarder is home eating dinner	contradiction	The boarder eating dinner is not the boarder that does a trick.	en
A skateboarder with dreadlocks does a trick on a bike rack.	a skateboarder is performing for a crowd	neutral	Just because the skateboarder does a trick on a bike rack, it doesn't mean that he is performing for a crowd.	en
A shirtless man is doing a skateboard trick over a bike rail.	A fully clothed man is rollerblading.	contradiction	A fully clothed man can not also be shirtless at the same time.	en
A shirtless man is doing a skateboard trick over a bike rail.	A man is practicing for a skateboard competition.	neutral	Not all men doing a skateboard trick are in a competition.	en
A shirtless man is doing a skateboard trick over a bike rail.	The man is on a skateboard.	entailment	Doing a skateboard trick requires one to be on a skateboard.	en
a dog runs with a large stick in its mouth.	A dog is running in the woods.	neutral	WE DON'T KNOW THAT THE DOG IS IN THE WOODS.	en
a dog runs with a large stick in its mouth.	A dog is sitting on a couch.	contradiction	A dog sitting is not the same thing as a the dog that runs.	en
a dog runs with a large stick in its mouth.	A dog is playing fetch.	neutral	Running with a stick does not imply playing fetch.	en
A dog jumps forward carrying a large stick.	A dog isplaying fetch in a park.	neutral	Jumps forward carrying a stick does not imply playing fetch in a park.	en
A dog jumps forward carrying a large stick.	A dog is sleeping in a doghouse.	contradiction	The dog that jumps cannot be the dog sleeping.	en
A dog jumps forward carrying a large stick.	A dog is moving with an object.	entailment	One who jumps forward must be moving. A large stick is an object.	en
A male skateboarder performs a stunt over a bicycle rake.	The skateboarder does stunts.	entailment	One who performs a stunt must be one who does stunts.	en
A male skateboarder performs a stunt over a bicycle rake.	The male skateboarder performs a stunt on a ramp.	contradiction	A rake and a ramp are two different objects seemingly favored by male boarders performing stunts.	en
A male skateboarder performs a stunt over a bicycle rake.	The skateboarder practices stunts for competitions.	neutral	Performs does not imply practices for competitions.	en
A child in a red shirt pushes a boy in a wagon.	Two children are playing	entailment	A child and a boy is two children. Pushing a boy in a wagon requires playing.	en
A child in a red shirt pushes a boy in a wagon.	Two boys are playing	neutral	A child and a boy is not necessarily a two boys.	en

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