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A girl with a red cap and a man with a blue jacket tied around his waist are looking at the mountains. | the people are hiking | neutral | Looking does not imply hiking. | en |
A girl with a red cap and a man with a blue jacket tied around his waist are looking at the mountains. | people are outside | entailment | Mountains can only be found outside, therefore they are outside. | en |
A girl with a red cap and a man with a blue jacket tied around his waist are looking at the mountains. | two dogs are running near a mountain | contradiction | There can either be two dogs or two people. | en |
A woman in a gray shirt and black Capris is running along a road. | A woman in a gray shirt running. | entailment | 'A woman in a gray shirt running' is a simpler rephrasing of 'A woman in a gray shirt is running along a road', the location has been omitted. | en |
A woman in a gray shirt and black Capris is running along a road. | The shirt is tight. | neutral | We do not know from the first sentence whether the woman's shirt is tight on her. | en |
A woman in a gray shirt and black Capris is running along a road. | The woman is naked. | contradiction | A woman in gray shirt and black Capris cannot be naked. | en |
Two women standing at a stone wall overlooking a vast hilly landscape. | The women are sitting | contradiction | Sitting can't be done while standing. | en |
Two women standing at a stone wall overlooking a vast hilly landscape. | The landscape is full of trees | neutral | A landscape doesn't necessarily have trees. | en |
Two women standing at a stone wall overlooking a vast hilly landscape. | The women are at a stone wall | entailment | Women standing at a stone wall means they are at it. | en |
A man wearing red pants about to reach the ground. | A man wearing red pants in the air close to the ground outside. | entailment | About to reach the ground implies being close to it. | en |
A man wearing red pants about to reach the ground. | A man wearing a blue shirt sleeping underneath a tree. | contradiction | You can't reach the ground if you're sleeping underneath a tree because you would already be on the ground. | en |
A man wearing red pants about to reach the ground. | A man wearing red pants parachuting down toward the ground outside. | neutral | Reaching the ground does not imply parachuting. | en |
Two girls draw on cement with chalk with the ocean in the background. | The girls are drawing smiley faces. | neutral | The first sentence does not say what that they are drawing smiley faces. | en |
Two girls draw on cement with chalk with the ocean in the background. | The girls are near the ocean. | entailment | The ocean in the background shows they are near the ocean. | en |
Two girls draw on cement with chalk with the ocean in the background. | The girls are drawing on the walls of a morgue. | contradiction | Morgues don't have oceans in the background. Most walls aren't made of cement, so they can't be drawing on both simultaneously. | en |
A kid is looking at coffee machines inside a store. | A kid is looking at various products while his mother shops. | neutral | A kid in a store looking at coffee machines does not mean he is looking while his mother shops. | en |
A kid is looking at coffee machines inside a store. | A kid is running through the park. | contradiction | The kid could not be simultaneously in a store while outside in a park. | en |
A kid is looking at coffee machines inside a store. | A kid is indoors. | entailment | The kid is inside a store, so the kid is indoors. | en |
A teenage boy is looking at coffee makers at Walmart. | A teenager is at Walmart. | entailment | A teenage boy is a type of teenager. | en |
A teenage boy is looking at coffee makers at Walmart. | The boy is shopping for a new coffee maker for his mom. | neutral | Sentence one does not say that he is looking for a coffee maker for hist mom. | en |
A teenage boy is looking at coffee makers at Walmart. | A teenage girl looks at jewelry at Walmart. | contradiction | A teenage boy cannot also be called a teenage girl. Gender identity doesn't oscillate between sentences. Looking at coffee can't be done while looking at jewelry, they're not in the same section. | en |
One young man is looking at coffee makers in a store. | A man looking to buy a gift. | neutral | Sentence 1 doesn't say that the coffee maker is going to be a gift. | en |
One young man is looking at coffee makers in a store. | A guys shopping for a new coffee maker. | entailment | Looking at coffee makers in a store is a method of shopping for a new coffee maker. | en |
One young man is looking at coffee makers in a store. | This guy is thirsty. | contradiction | Young man can't refer to a guy, ages are implied by both references. | en |
A male teen in a white hat looks at a coffee maker at the store. | The teen is getting coffee maker at the store. | neutral | Sentence one says that he is looking at the coffee maker, not getting it. | en |
A male teen in a white hat looks at a coffee maker at the store. | A male teen wears a white hat. | entailment | To be in a white hat means one wears a white hat. | en |
A male teen in a white hat looks at a coffee maker at the store. | The teen is looking for his girlfriend. | contradiction | Looking at a coffee maker can't be done while looking for one's girlfriend, you can't look two places at once. | en |
A young man looks at a coffee marker on the shelf of a department store. | a young thief eyes his next target | neutral | Sentence one does not mention that the intent is to steal thus he would not be a thief. | en |
A young man looks at a coffee marker on the shelf of a department store. | a person looks over a store item | entailment | A young man is a person, and a coffee marker on the shelf of a department store is a store item. | en |
A young man looks at a coffee marker on the shelf of a department store. | an old man looks at a cofee maker | contradiction | Young men can't be old men. You can only be one age. | en |
A woman is jogging in grass next to a road. | Woman jogging in a marathon. | neutral | Sentence one does not indicate that she is jogging in a marathon. | en |
A woman is jogging in grass next to a road. | Woman goes for a jog. | entailment | One who goes for a jog means they are jogging. | en |
A woman is jogging in grass next to a road. | A woman walks through a city. | contradiction | Jogging is not walking. | en |
A male with a hat a is sweeping the road. | A man is sitting on a porch. | contradiction | He can't be sweeping if he's sitting. | en |
A male with a hat a is sweeping the road. | A male is cleaning outside. | entailment | Sweeping is a form of cleaning. A road is only located outside. | en |
A male with a hat a is sweeping the road. | An old man is outside of his home. | neutral | Sentence one does not indicate the male is an old man. | en |
A group of people waving a flag on stage | An american flag is being waved. | neutral | Not all flags are an american flag. | en |
A group of people waving a flag on stage | A group is in a field during arts and crafts | contradiction | One cannot wave a flag while doing arts and crafts. | en |
A group of people waving a flag on stage | A crowd has a flag | entailment | The act of waving a flag would require that they have a flag to wave. | en |
Two dogs play tug-of-war with a disc, in knee-high water. | Two dogs play tug-of-war with a blue disc. | neutral | not all disc are blue. | en |
Two dogs play tug-of-war with a disc, in knee-high water. | There are two animals with wet legs who are playing with each other. | entailment | Dogs with wet legs playing with a disc in knee-high water. | en |
Two dogs play tug-of-war with a disc, in knee-high water. | Two dogs play tug-of-war with a disc on a dry sidewalk. | contradiction | Water cannot be dry | en |
Two dogs both fighting for control of a Frisbee while in a lake. | A man is taking a picture of two dogs playing. | neutral | Fighting does not imply playing and not all dogs in lake are having their picture taken. | en |
Two dogs both fighting for control of a Frisbee while in a lake. | The dogs are climbing a tree. | contradiction | Dogs cannot simultaneously be fighting in a lake and climbing a tree. | en |
Two dogs both fighting for control of a Frisbee while in a lake. | Two dogs are playing in water. | entailment | A lake is made of water. | en |
Two brown dogs play with a Frisbee in the water. | Puppies are fighting outside. | contradiction | Dogs cannot simultaneously fight and play in water. | en |
Two brown dogs play with a Frisbee in the water. | Animals are playing outside. | entailment | A Frisbee can only be played with outside, and playing in the water implies being in an outdoor body of water. | en |
Two brown dogs play with a Frisbee in the water. | Puppies are swimming in water. | neutral | Play does not imply swimming. | en |
Two large dogs fighting over a Frisbee in the water. | Dogs are in water. | entailment | Two large dogs fighting in water implies that the dogs are in water. | en |
Two large dogs fighting over a Frisbee in the water. | Two labradors are fighting over a Frisbee. | neutral | Just because two large dogs are fighting does not mean they are Labradors. | en |
Two large dogs fighting over a Frisbee in the water. | Two teacup poodles are fighting over a bone. | contradiction | The dogs cannot be both large and teacup in size and a Frisbee cannot be a bone. | en |
Two dogs biting on a Frisbee in the pond. | The dogs are siblings. | neutral | Not all dogs are siblings. | en |
Two dogs biting on a Frisbee in the pond. | The animals are outside. | entailment | Dogs are animals and a ponds are outside. | en |
Two dogs biting on a Frisbee in the pond. | The dogs are indoors. | contradiction | A pond is found outdoors. | en |
Three men with drums and tattoos stand near a guy playing the bagpipes. | The men are on a stage. | neutral | Sentence one does not indicate that they are on a stage. | en |
Three men with drums and tattoos stand near a guy playing the bagpipes. | Four men standing near each other. | entailment | Three men that stand near a guy shows there are four men total. | en |
Three men with drums and tattoos stand near a guy playing the bagpipes. | The men are all sitting down. | contradiction | They can't stand and be sitting down at the same time. | en |
Five people in tartan kilts play drums and a bagpipe in what appears to be a parade. | The five people are wearing Spanish sombreros. | contradiction | Kilts are not sombreros. | en |
Five people in tartan kilts play drums and a bagpipe in what appears to be a parade. | The people are playing musical instruments outdoors. | entailment | The people are playing instruments in a parade. | en |
Five people in tartan kilts play drums and a bagpipe in what appears to be a parade. | The five people are wearing Scottish kilts. | neutral | Sentence 1: Five people in tartan kilts play drums and a bagpipe in what appears to be a parade. Sentence 2: The five people are wearing Scottish kilts. | en |
Men in Scottish garb walk down the street, three playing drums and another playing the bagpipes. | Five men are enjoying the drums. | entailment | Men are playing drums. | en |
Men in Scottish garb walk down the street, three playing drums and another playing the bagpipes. | Men in scottish garb walk down the street to play football. | neutral | Sentence 1: Men in Scottish garb walk down the street, three playing drums and another playing the bagpipes. Sentence 2: Men in scottish garb walk down the street to play football. | en |
Men in Scottish garb walk down the street, three playing drums and another playing the bagpipes. | Bagpipes are not available for men | contradiction | The men can't be playing the bagpipes if they are not available for them. | en |
This is an all male drum and bagpipe band enjoying their music on a paved area in front of a blue tent. | The tent is red. | contradiction | The tent can't be red if it's blue. | en |
This is an all male drum and bagpipe band enjoying their music on a paved area in front of a blue tent. | The band is skilled. | neutral | Sentence 1: This is an all male drum and bagpipe band enjoying their music on a paved area in front of a blue tent. Sentence 2: The band is skilled. | en |
This is an all male drum and bagpipe band enjoying their music on a paved area in front of a blue tent. | There is a bagpipe. | entailment | This is a band with a bagpipe. | en |
An urban, outdoor, daytime setting shows a building with blue walls and prominent graffiti; with two pallets leaning against the building and a sign overhead that says "TAY SHING CORP. 1 ALLEN ST.". | A set of pallets are being runover by a truck who's brakes failed | contradiction | The pallets can't be runover if they are leaning against the building. | en |
An urban, outdoor, daytime setting shows a building with blue walls and prominent graffiti; with two pallets leaning against the building and a sign overhead that says "TAY SHING CORP. 1 ALLEN ST.". | A set of pallets is stacked against a building | entailment | The pallets are against the building. | en |
An urban, outdoor, daytime setting shows a building with blue walls and prominent graffiti; with two pallets leaning against the building and a sign overhead that says "TAY SHING CORP. 1 ALLEN ST.". | A set of pallets is stacked against a building, blocking the fire exit and posing a risk | neutral | Sentence 1: An urban, outdoor, daytime setting shows a building with blue walls and prominent graffiti; with two pallets leaning against the building and a sign overhead that says 'TAY SHING CORP. 1 ALLEN ST.'. Sentence 2: A set of pallets is stacked against a building, blocking the fire exit and posing a risk | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Some humans having fun. | neutral | Sentence 1: A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. Sentence 2: Some humans having fun. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A bunch of children are dancing while wearing white, as another person jumps rope. | entailment | A bunch of children are dancing, someone else jumps rope. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Some children wearing white are dancing, while someone else jumps rope. | neutral | Sentence 1: A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. Sentence 2: Some children wearing white are dancing, while someone else jumps rope. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Children are practicing for an upcoming dance recital. | neutral | Sentence 1: A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. Sentence 2: Children are practicing for an upcoming dance recital. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Children are dancing while another jumps rope. | entailment | Children dance while someone jumps rope. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A group of men play football on a Saturday afternoon. | contradiction | Children doing a dance is not men who play football. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A group of children in PE class. | neutral | Sentence 1: A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. Sentence 2: A group of children in PE class. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Just one goose. | contradiction | Children are not goose. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | children studying in class | contradiction | Children can't dance and jump rope if they are studying in class. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A group of children in white lying down on the floor. | contradiction | children are doing a dance routine or just lying down on the floor | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | Some humans dancing | entailment | Children are dancing. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A group of children moving. | entailment | Children are moving and playing. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | children dancing while another jumps rope | entailment | Children are dancing while someone jumps rope. | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | children dancing while another jumps rope at school | neutral | Sentence 1: A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. Sentence 2: children dancing while another jumps rope at school | en |
A bunch of children in white are doing a dance routine while another person jumps rope. | A bunch of children are relaxing, while someone else jumps. | contradiction | children in white are doing a dance routine or they are relaxing | en |
A small baby in a white and purple onesie cries while laying on a green blanket. | A puppy is crying on the blanket. | contradiction | A small baby in a white and purple onesie cries or a puppy is crying on the blanket | en |
A small baby in a white and purple onesie cries while laying on a green blanket. | A baby is crying for his mother as he is hungry. | neutral | Sentence 1: A small baby in a white and purple onesie cries while laying on a green blanket. Sentence 2: A baby is crying for his mother as he is hungry. | en |
A small baby in a white and purple onesie cries while laying on a green blanket. | A baby is crying. | entailment | There is a crying baby. | en |
Baby in a lavender onesie lying on a pastel green blanket on a couch crying. | The woman is hanging up the phone because she hears her baby crying. | neutral | There may or may not be a woman who is hanging up the phone because she hears her baby crying. | en |
Baby in a lavender onesie lying on a pastel green blanket on a couch crying. | The baby has just learned to walk. | contradiction | Lying is passive, walking is active, they cannot happen at the same time. | en |
Baby in a lavender onesie lying on a pastel green blanket on a couch crying. | The baby is not happy right now. | entailment | Babies cry when they are not happy. | en |
A baby wearing a purple outfit and laying on a green blanket is crying. | An infant cries during a picnic | neutral | The baby isn't necessarily crying during a picnic and could just as easily not be at a picnic crying. | en |
A baby wearing a purple outfit and laying on a green blanket is crying. | A grown man laughs while laying on a blanket | contradiction | A baby is as different to a grown man as crying is to laughing. | en |
A baby wearing a purple outfit and laying on a green blanket is crying. | A baby cries on a blanket | entailment | A lot of babies cry because they are laying down on a blanket. | en |
A baby in a white and light purple outfit crying. | A baby is wearing no clothes. | contradiction | A baby is in a white and light purple outfit or no clothes | en |
A baby in a white and light purple outfit crying. | A baby is crying. | entailment | Baby is crying less descript way to say in white and light purple outfit crying. | en |
A baby in a white and light purple outfit crying. | A baby is crying because it is hungry. | neutral | Babies can cry for anything, not just because they are hungry. | en |
Baby in a purple onesie crying. | The baby is sleeping peacefully. | contradiction | baby is crying or sleeping and cannot be doing both | en |
Baby in a purple onesie crying. | The child is under three years old. | entailment | Under three years old is different way to say baby. | en |
Baby in a purple onesie crying. | The baby is a girl. | neutral | In today's culture you can't assume that a baby in a purple onesie is a girl. | en |
A dog running in the grass. | The dog is lying in the bedroom. | contradiction | running outside opposite of lying in the bedroom | en |
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