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A man in a blue canoe paddling in the ocean.	A man sits in a chair.	contradiction	Sitting in a canoe and sitting in a chair are different.	en
A man is riding in a blue kayak in the ocean.	The man knows how to swim.	neutral	Just because the man is riding a kayak does not mean he knows how to swim.	en
A man is riding in a blue kayak in the ocean.	The man is riding in an orange kayak in his backyard.	contradiction	The kayaks are different colors (orange and clue) and in different places (ocean and backyard).	en
A man is riding in a blue kayak in the ocean.	There is a blue kayak in the ocean.	entailment	Both statements have to do with a blue kayak in an ocean.	en
A child is doing a handstand on a green lawn outside where several people are playing.	A child is performing a handstand in front of family.	neutral	They might not be the child's family.	en
A child is doing a handstand on a green lawn outside where several people are playing.	A child is performing a handstand.	entailment	Performing a handstand is the same as doing a handstand	en
A child is doing a handstand on a green lawn outside where several people are playing.	A child is eating.	contradiction	Someone who is doing a handstand is upside down with both hands on the ground while a person who is eating is generally upright and using one or both hands to eat; the two actions cannot be done by the same person at the same time.	en
A young girl with two differently colored shoes does front flips in a large, open field.	There is a young girl in this picture.	entailment	If there is a girl doing front flips, then there is a girl present.	en
A young girl with two differently colored shoes does front flips in a large, open field.	The girl is sitting inside reading a book while it snows outside.	contradiction	The flipping is done in an open field and the reading is done inside.	en
A young girl with two differently colored shoes does front flips in a large, open field.	The girl is enjoying the mid-Summer evening with her family during a camping trip.	neutral	Just because a girl does flips does not mean that she is on a camping trip.	en
A boy wearing red swim trunks is playing in the water at the beach.	a boys is jumping over the waves	neutral	You can not infer he is jumping over the waves.	en
A boy wearing red swim trunks is playing in the water at the beach.	a boy is wearing a black three piece suit	contradiction	The boy cannot be wearing swim trunks and a suit simultaneously	en
A boy wearing red swim trunks is playing in the water at the beach.	a bay wears red	entailment	boy is a baby and wearing red is rephrasing of wears red	en
Young child is splashing and playing at the beach.	The child is playing at a lake.	contradiction	If a young child is playing at the beach, he is not playing at a lake.	en
Young child is splashing and playing at the beach.	The child is playing in the water at the beach.	entailment	Splashing is a result of playing in the water.	en
Young child is splashing and playing at the beach.	The child is at the Atlantic Ocean.	neutral	Being at the beach does not imply that it is the Atlantic Beach.	en
A teenager is trying his hand at ax-throwing.	The teenage boy is throwing axes at a target	entailment	If the teenager is throwing axes, he is a boy and is "trying his hand" at this activity.	en
A teenager is trying his hand at ax-throwing.	The teenage boy is having fun at a Native American exhibit on a school field trip.	neutral	Just because a teenager is tring ax - throwing does not mean he is on a school field trip.	en
A teenager is trying his hand at ax-throwing.	The boy is playing video games upstairs in his room.	contradiction	Ax-throwing and video games are different activities.	en
Two men playing tennis, one is hitting the ball.	The man hitting the ball is in the middle of a serve.	neutral	Not all men playing tennis, hitting the ball, are in the middle of a serve.	en
Two men playing tennis, one is hitting the ball.	Two people are playing tennis outdoors.	entailment	Men are people	en
Two men playing tennis, one is hitting the ball.	The men are watching the ball fly between them.	contradiction	Two men who are playing tennis while one is hitting cannot at the same time both be watching the ball fly between them, as the person hitting the ball is in action which does not imply watching.	en
A tennis player returns a serve back to his opponent.	A tennis player is on the court.	entailment	One must be on the court in order to return a serve.	en
A tennis player returns a serve back to his opponent.	There are no people competing.	contradiction	If the tennis player has an opponent, then it cannot also be that there are no people competing	en
A tennis player returns a serve back to his opponent.	A tennis player is playing a tennis match.	neutral	returning a serve doesn't mean in a match	en
A men's tennis match on blue court, shows player perfectly catching and returning the ball.	Professional tennis player are playing perfectly.	neutral	Just because men are playing tennis does not mean they are professional tennis player.	en
A men's tennis match on blue court, shows player perfectly catching and returning the ball.	Men are playing tennis.	entailment	If there is a tennis match going on, then there are players playing tennis.	en
A men's tennis match on blue court, shows player perfectly catching and returning the ball.	Two football players are playing racquetball.	contradiction	They are either playing tennis or racquetball, you can't play both at the same time.	en
A child in an orange shirt examines the propeller on a large radial aircraft engine.	The child examines the train.	contradiction	The child can only examine the train if there is one. There is only either a train or an aircraft engine.	en
A child in an orange shirt examines the propeller on a large radial aircraft engine.	A child is staring at an airplane.	entailment	Both statements have to do with a child staring at/examining parts of an airplane.	en
A child in an orange shirt examines the propeller on a large radial aircraft engine.	The child loves planes.	neutral	a child examines a aircraft engine does not mean he loves planes.	en
A little dog plays with a colorful ball in the sand.	The dog is playing in the sand.	entailment	A dog is playing implies that a dog plays	en
A little dog plays with a colorful ball in the sand.	The animal is on the beach.	contradiction	A little dog is an animal, but an animal is not necessarily a dog also, in the sand could mean in a sandbox, while on the beach specifically implies a large area of sand next to a body of water.	en
A little dog plays with a colorful ball in the sand.	The dog likes the outdoors.	neutral	Even though a little dog is playing in the sand, the dog may or may not like the outdoors.	en
Two boys' football teams compete on the field.	Two boys' football teams compete.	entailment	Both statements have to do with football teams that compete.	en
Two boys' football teams compete on the field.	The girls played soccer.	contradiction	The first sentence says there are boys playing football. Therefore the girls cannot be playing soccer.	en
Two boys' football teams compete on the field.	Two boys' football teams were on the field.	entailment	Teams compete on a field, so they teams were on the field to compete.	en
The family enjoys an afternoon at the park in the shade.	The family found a shady spot in the park to relax.	entailment	The family found a spot in the shade so they could relax and relaxing allowed them to enjoy the afternoon in the park.	en
The family enjoys an afternoon at the park in the shade.	The family is having a picnic in the park.	neutral	Just because a family is in the park does not mean they are having a picnic.	en
The family enjoys an afternoon at the park in the shade.	The family enjoy the air conditioning indoors.	contradiction	They are either indoors or outdoors. They can't be both indoors or outdoors.	en
Two youths, a goalie in black shirt and another boy in a striped shirt, are moving the ball on a soccer field.	Two kids are playing video games inside.	contradiction	The two children can't also be outside playing soccer while also being inside playing video games.	en
Two youths, a goalie in black shirt and another boy in a striped shirt, are moving the ball on a soccer field.	Two kids are practicing for a soccer game.	neutral	Youths moving a ball on a soccer field may be playing a game and need not be practicing.	en
Two youths, a goalie in black shirt and another boy in a striped shirt, are moving the ball on a soccer field.	Two kids are playing soccer.	entailment	Playing soccer involves a goalie and other people moving a ball on a soccer field, so they must be playing soccer.	en
Guy in jeans and black jacket walking along grass and trees with the city in the background.	The woman jogged in the grass.	contradiction	The first sentence has a man, the second has a woman doing something different.	en
Guy in jeans and black jacket walking along grass and trees with the city in the background.	The guy walked along the grass.	entailment	The guy must be walking along the grass and wearing jeans and a black jacket because he is walking along the grass with the city in the background.	en
Guy in jeans and black jacket walking along grass and trees with the city in the background.	The guy walked along the grass to the park.	neutral	Just because he is walking along grass does not mean he is going to the park.	en
A woman and a child sit together and smile.	A woman is smiling with a child.	entailment	The woman is smiling with the child because they are sitting together and both smiling.	en
A woman and a child sit together and smile.	Mother and son share a bonding moment.	neutral	Just because a woman is sitting with a child does not mean that she is the child's mother.	en
A woman and a child sit together and smile.	A man is kidnapping a child and smiling.	contradiction	A woman and child are enjoying themselves, therefore a man can't be kidnapping the child.	en
Dog with tongue out looking up at a young boy with glasses	The cat is brushing up against the leg of the girl.	contradiction	The dog is with a boy, and the cat is with a girl. These two things can't be happening at the same time.	en
Dog with tongue out looking up at a young boy with glasses	The dog is begging for food from the young boy.	neutral	THE DOG WANTS FOOD	en
Dog with tongue out looking up at a young boy with glasses	The dog is staring at the little boy.	entailment	The dog is staring at the little boy because he's looking up at the boy.	en
A man performs daring tricks on his motorcycle.	Man riding a bike	entailment	A Motorcycle is often referred to as a bike	en
A man performs daring tricks on his motorcycle.	Man working at a circus	neutral	A man perming daring tricks on his motorcycle does not imply that he is working at a circus.	en
A man performs daring tricks on his motorcycle.	Man running down the street	contradiction	The man can't be running while he performs tricks.	en
A motorcyclist performing a standing wheelie with one foot.	A small duck swims in a quiet pond.	contradiction	A duck cannot be performing a standing wheelie when it is the pond.	en
A motorcyclist performing a standing wheelie with one foot.	The young man does a daring wheelie on his brand new Harley Davidson motorcycle.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing Young man	en
A motorcyclist performing a standing wheelie with one foot.	A person on a motorcycle performs a trick.	entailment	The motorcyclist is a person on a motorcycle. This person is doing a trick where he's doing a standing wheelie with one foot and that is a trick.	en
A person in jeans is standing up and doing a wheelie on the back of a motorcycle.	a dog is doing a wheelie	contradiction	A person can do a wheelie but a dog cannot.	en
A person in jeans is standing up and doing a wheelie on the back of a motorcycle.	a person is doing a wheelie	entailment	A person doing a wheelie is on the back of the motorcycle because the person is standing up on the back of the motorcycle.	en
A person in jeans is standing up and doing a wheelie on the back of a motorcycle.	a man is doing a wheelie	neutral	Not all person is a man.	en
A crowd goes from tent to tent looking for special items to purchase.	There are a lot of people looking for things.	entailment	The people are searching for different things to buy. A crowd is made up of people in this example.	en
A crowd goes from tent to tent looking for special items to purchase.	A crowd is line dancing in a barn.	contradiction	A crowd wouldn't be line dancing if they are looking for items to purchase.	en
A crowd goes from tent to tent looking for special items to purchase.	A crowd is looking for rare baseball cards.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing rare baseball cards.	en
People in a crowded flee market searching for things to buy.	No one is around the marketplace	contradiction	Crowded means more than no one is around.	en
People in a crowded flee market searching for things to buy.	The market is always this crowded	neutral	The market is not necessarily always this crowded.	en
People in a crowded flee market searching for things to buy.	People are standing outside	entailment	People are standing outside in the flee market searching for things to buy. Flea markets are outside.	en
Shoppers checking out local buys at a street market.	The shoppers are all women.	neutral	Sentence 1 is missing shoppers are all women	en
Shoppers checking out local buys at a street market.	The shoppers are outdoors.	entailment	Shoppers are outdoors at a street market for local buys because street markets are outdoors.	en
Shoppers checking out local buys at a street market.	The shoppers are inside an outlet mall.	contradiction	One cannot be in a street market and inside an outlet mall.	en
Two men and a woman in a market looking at a bike.	Three people are looking at a bike.	entailment	Two men and a women are three people.	en
Two men and a woman in a market looking at a bike.	Some people are looking at a red bike.	neutral	It is not necessarily true that the bike is red.	en
Two men and a woman in a market looking at a bike.	Three people are shopping for food.	contradiction	There are either two or three people. One is either looking at a bike or shopping for food.	en
A street vendor is displaying artwork and other goods.	The street vendor is selling food.	contradiction	One cannot display artwork and sell food.	en
A street vendor is displaying artwork and other goods.	The street vendor is showing people something.	entailment	Displaying is the same same as showing.	en
A street vendor is displaying artwork and other goods.	The street vendor is displaying expensive artwork.	neutral	Not all artwork is expensive.	en
Two young men and a young lady walk through a field near the water.	The people are chasing a body of water away from the field they are in.	contradiction	One cannot be chasing a body of water. Chasing does not imply walking.	en
Two young men and a young lady walk through a field near the water.	Two men and a woman walk near water.	entailment	A lady is a woman.	en
Two young men and a young lady walk through a field near the water.	The people are walking near the water to go for a swim.	neutral	Two young men and a young lady walk through a field near the water, walking near the water to go for a swim.	en
A man and woman get in the boxing stance to start their exercise.	A woman gets ready to box with a man for a prize.	neutral	Just because a man and woman get in the boxing stance does not mean they are boxing each other or boxing for a prize.	en
A man and woman get in the boxing stance to start their exercise.	Two people playing hopscotch.	contradiction	Hopscotch is not played in a boxing stance.	en
A man and woman get in the boxing stance to start their exercise.	A man getting in a boxing stance with a woman.	entailment	A man and woman in the boxing stance is surely a man getting in a boxing stance with a woman.	en
A woman and daughter are smiling at the camera.	Two females are getting their picture taken for a magazine.	neutral	The women getting their picture taken are not necessarily doing it for a magazine.	en
A woman and daughter are smiling at the camera.	The two females are not related.	contradiction	A woman cannot have a daughter and not be related to her.	en
A woman and daughter are smiling at the camera.	Two females are smiling.	entailment	A woman and daughter are females.	en
A young black girl wearing a blue shirt and a blue headscarf is looking at the camera.	The girl is mad	neutral	Not all young black girl is mad.	en
A young black girl wearing a blue shirt and a blue headscarf is looking at the camera.	The girl is black	entailment	Black girl is the same as the girl is black.	en
A young black girl wearing a blue shirt and a blue headscarf is looking at the camera.	The girl isn't looking at anything in particular	contradiction	The girl is either looking at the camera or not at anything in particular.	en
A girl leaning against a woman's shoulder while sitting on a bench.	A woman and her daughter sit together on a bench.	neutral	Just because a woman has a girl leaning on her shoulder does not mean it is her daughter.	en
A girl leaning against a woman's shoulder while sitting on a bench.	A woman and a girl are sitting beside each other on a bench.	entailment	The girl leaning against the woman's shoulder in sentence 1 would be sitting beside her, and vice versa.	en
A girl leaning against a woman's shoulder while sitting on a bench.	A man and his son play catch at the park.	contradiction	A girl and a man are different genders, and it is hard to play catch while sitting.	en
A kid shouts while two women converse with each other.	A person watches two women sleeping.	contradiction	Shouting and watching are two different actions and women cannot converse with each other if they are sleeping.	en
A kid shouts while two women converse with each other.	A child uses their voice and two women speak with each other.	entailment	The child uses their voice because the child shouts.	en
A kid shouts while two women converse with each other.	A boy shouts at two women talking to each other.	neutral	You can not infer the kid is a boy.	en
Dark image of men playing bongo drums and drinking	The men are playing music	entailment	Playing bongo drums is a form of playing music.	en
Dark image of men playing bongo drums and drinking	The men are playing video games	contradiction	One cannot be playing bongo drums and playing video games simultaneously.	en
Dark image of men playing bongo drums and drinking	The men are in a band and drinking alcohol	neutral	Men playing drums does not imply that they are in a band.	en
a group of men playing drums in a drum circle	The men are playing the clarinet and flute.	contradiction	You cannot be playing the drums while playing the clarinet or flute.	en
a group of men playing drums in a drum circle	The drums are musical instruments.	entailment	The drums are a part of the drum circle and explains that it's for music reasons. A musical instrument is played by a person (or man).	en
a group of men playing drums in a drum circle	The men are taking part of an indian ritual.	neutral	Playing in a drum circle doesn't always mean the men are taking part in an indian ritual	en

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