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Would it be better for the president, and the first lady too, for that matter, to be able to give their undivided attention to getting America across that bridge into the next millennium than it is to have them distracted by the Monica affair? | Is the Monica situation drawing attention away from important matters? | 0 | 380,200 | mnli hypothesis: Is the Monica situation drawing attention away from important matters? premise: Would it be better for the president, and the first lady too, for that matter, to be able to give their undivided attention to getting America across that bridge into the next millennium than it is to have them distracted b... | entailment |
well i really don't think anybody anybody can beat UNLV they they might beat themselves but i don't know they're at such a high level of intensity | UNLV is easily beatable. | 2 | 380,201 | mnli hypothesis: UNLV is easily beatable. premise: well i really don't think anybody anybody can beat UNLV they they might beat themselves but i don't know they're at such a high level of intensity | contradiction |
Such techniques, often referred to as social engineering, exploit users' tendencies to be cooperative and helpful, instead of guarded, careful, and suspicious, when information is requested. | Users tend to be helpful when there is information that has been requested. | 0 | 380,202 | mnli hypothesis: Users tend to be helpful when there is information that has been requested. premise: Such techniques, often referred to as social engineering, exploit users' tendencies to be cooperative and helpful, instead of guarded, careful, and suspicious, when information is requested. | entailment |
uh to see the other cultures or you know and some of that but | To experience foreign cultures. | 0 | 380,203 | mnli hypothesis: To experience foreign cultures. premise: uh to see the other cultures or you know and some of that but | entailment |
17 DHS should use the these existing flexibilities and be given others in areas where Congress has done so with other agencies (e.g. | DHS should use the these existing flexibilities and not to be given others in areas | 2 | 380,204 | mnli hypothesis: DHS should use the these existing flexibilities and not to be given others in areas premise: 17 DHS should use the these existing flexibilities and be given others in areas where Congress has done so with other agencies (e.g. | contradiction |
In many respects, in fact, it is the more cosmopolitan city, preferred by many residents of the greater metropolitan area as a place to live and work. | It has many international restaurants, museums and places to shop. | 1 | 380,205 | mnli hypothesis: It has many international restaurants, museums and places to shop. premise: In many respects, in fact, it is the more cosmopolitan city, preferred by many residents of the greater metropolitan area as a place to live and work. | neutral |
oh okay is it uh was it uh civil service | Civil service was involved. | 0 | 380,206 | mnli hypothesis: Civil service was involved. premise: oh okay is it uh was it uh civil service | entailment |
If this makes you feel pessimistic about the progress of science, keep in mind that we can learn a lot from even a very few true hypotheses submerged in a sea of false ones. | We can learn a lot from few true hypotheses submerged in a sea of false ones. | 0 | 380,207 | mnli hypothesis: We can learn a lot from few true hypotheses submerged in a sea of false ones. premise: If this makes you feel pessimistic about the progress of science, keep in mind that we can learn a lot from even a very few true hypotheses submerged in a sea of false ones. | entailment |
2. Get more, and bigger, televisions. | Second step, acquire larger quantity of huger televisions. | 0 | 380,208 | mnli hypothesis: Second step, acquire larger quantity of huger televisions. premise: 2. Get more, and bigger, televisions. | entailment |
it was it was the strangest i'm i'm not sure it was gerrymandered but the way they drew these little patterns and stuff i i i guess i'm a little cynical of the of the power base i i i and i don't quite understand why the power base uh doesn't uh why they don't go with fourteen one i you know i and you know the it seems... | i'm not certain whether it was gerrymandered, but the way they divided the state is awfully suspicious | 1 | 380,209 | mnli hypothesis: i'm not certain whether it was gerrymandered, but the way they divided the state is awfully suspicious premise: it was it was the strangest i'm i'm not sure it was gerrymandered but the way they drew these little patterns and stuff i i i guess i'm a little cynical of the of the power base i i i and i d... | neutral |
well what do do you think in terms of uh benefits | I want to know what you think about benefits. | 0 | 380,210 | mnli hypothesis: I want to know what you think about benefits. premise: well what do do you think in terms of uh benefits | entailment |
The island proved to be the last bastion of the samurai ideal, when disenfranchised warriors launched the doomed Satsuma Rebellion in their desperation to forestall the relentless march of progress. | The samurai never had an island that they would call ideal. | 2 | 380,211 | mnli hypothesis: The samurai never had an island that they would call ideal. premise: The island proved to be the last bastion of the samurai ideal, when disenfranchised warriors launched the doomed Satsuma Rebellion in their desperation to forestall the relentless march of progress. | contradiction |
The Britons worshipped in St. George's Church (1818) on Lebuh Farquhar. | The britons didn't go to church. | 2 | 380,212 | mnli hypothesis: The britons didn't go to church. premise: The Britons worshipped in St. George's Church (1818) on Lebuh Farquhar. | contradiction |
I showed them. | I refused to show them. | 2 | 380,213 | mnli hypothesis: I refused to show them. premise: I showed them. | contradiction |
Since most movies are bad (both in the subjective aesthetic sense and in the cruder sense of being unpopular), discounting the bad ones would bleed revenue while probably not persuading many moviegoers to make the tradeoff between quality and cost. | I think the majority of movies are both unpopular and aesthetically lacking. | 0 | 380,214 | mnli hypothesis: I think the majority of movies are both unpopular and aesthetically lacking. premise: Since most movies are bad (both in the subjective aesthetic sense and in the cruder sense of being unpopular), discounting the bad ones would bleed revenue while probably not persuading many moviegoers to make the tra... | entailment |
If everybody just took NRA gun safety courses none of this would've happened! | NRA gun safety could prevent adults from accidentally killing themselves. | 1 | 380,215 | mnli hypothesis: NRA gun safety could prevent adults from accidentally killing themselves. premise: If everybody just took NRA gun safety courses none of this would've happened! | neutral |
Meanwhile, Bradley is taking heat for questioning Gore's campaign-finance practices. | Bradley should not have said anything about Gore's campaign-finance practices. | 1 | 380,216 | mnli hypothesis: Bradley should not have said anything about Gore's campaign-finance practices. premise: Meanwhile, Bradley is taking heat for questioning Gore's campaign-finance practices. | neutral |
The 3 inch long, daddy-longlegs-shaped robots use efficient motors to crawl into enemy territory and spy, or perhaps release lethal toxins. | The robots don't move, they are dropped in to release toxins then picked up. | 2 | 380,217 | mnli hypothesis: The robots don't move, they are dropped in to release toxins then picked up. premise: The 3 inch long, daddy-longlegs-shaped robots use efficient motors to crawl into enemy territory and spy, or perhaps release lethal toxins. | contradiction |
that makes my foot how'd you do that in aerobics | What method did you use to be able to do that in aerobics? | 0 | 380,218 | mnli hypothesis: What method did you use to be able to do that in aerobics? premise: that makes my foot how'd you do that in aerobics | entailment |
Developments in Scope and Methods, eds. | Scope and Methods Developments. | 0 | 380,219 | mnli hypothesis: Scope and Methods Developments. premise: Developments in Scope and Methods, eds. | entailment |
The closest reference you'll find is on a ramp leading to the Port a Soprana, a medieval turreted gate on Piazza Dante, where there is an obscure plaque indicating the house of the discoverer's father. | There are no close references - or any references at all. | 2 | 380,220 | mnli hypothesis: There are no close references - or any references at all. premise: The closest reference you'll find is on a ramp leading to the Port a Soprana, a medieval turreted gate on Piazza Dante, where there is an obscure plaque indicating the house of the discoverer's father. | contradiction |
For the vacationer, the best seaside resorts are along the indented shorelines of the west and south coasts, for which Ajaccio's airport and harbor (for the car ferry from Nice, Toulon, or Marseilles) provide a convenient gateway. | The car ferry from Nice to Ajaccio's harbor is convenient but very expensive. | 1 | 380,221 | mnli hypothesis: The car ferry from Nice to Ajaccio's harbor is convenient but very expensive. premise: For the vacationer, the best seaside resorts are along the indented shorelines of the west and south coasts, for which Ajaccio's airport and harbor (for the car ferry from Nice, Toulon, or Marseilles) provide a conve... | neutral |
After the Revolution, the palace became a gambling den again and narrowly escaped destruction in the 1871 uprising. | The palace could have been destroyed in 1871. | 0 | 380,222 | mnli hypothesis: The palace could have been destroyed in 1871. premise: After the Revolution, the palace became a gambling den again and narrowly escaped destruction in the 1871 uprising. | entailment |
My health is good, by the by. | I have several diseases and I have terrible health. | 2 | 380,223 | mnli hypothesis: I have several diseases and I have terrible health. premise: My health is good, by the by. | contradiction |
But these sorts of exhumations have a track record of turning up nothing. | Exhumations have a track record of taking a long time. | 1 | 380,224 | mnli hypothesis: Exhumations have a track record of taking a long time. premise: But these sorts of exhumations have a track record of turning up nothing. | neutral |
All three animals had been given the brand in the small Texas town where the wagon train had assembled. | THe animals hadn't been branded yet. | 2 | 380,225 | mnli hypothesis: THe animals hadn't been branded yet. premise: All three animals had been given the brand in the small Texas town where the wagon train had assembled. | contradiction |
Most of the temple quarter was firebombed to ashes in 1945, but by 1958 the people of the area had raised enough money to rebuild Sensoji and all of the important structures around it. | The firebombings of 1945 had a great impact on the local economy. | 1 | 380,226 | mnli hypothesis: The firebombings of 1945 had a great impact on the local economy. premise: Most of the temple quarter was firebombed to ashes in 1945, but by 1958 the people of the area had raised enough money to rebuild Sensoji and all of the important structures around it. | neutral |
But Ballmer is just a student driver, and as soon as the cops leave, Gates will retake the wheel. | Ballmer was driving and caused an accident. | 1 | 380,227 | mnli hypothesis: Ballmer was driving and caused an accident. premise: But Ballmer is just a student driver, and as soon as the cops leave, Gates will retake the wheel. | neutral |
There are bars, cocktail lounges, ritzy restaurants, modern hotels, and a vast choice of discotheques and nightclubs. | Apart from the churches and homeless shelters, there are no other attractions or accommodations to be found. | 2 | 380,228 | mnli hypothesis: Apart from the churches and homeless shelters, there are no other attractions or accommodations to be found. premise: There are bars, cocktail lounges, ritzy restaurants, modern hotels, and a vast choice of discotheques and nightclubs. | contradiction |
just to go ahead and have the account open because uh | Open the account | 0 | 380,229 | mnli hypothesis: Open the account premise: just to go ahead and have the account open because uh | entailment |
Jon unbuckled his belt and handed his guns and rapier to Ca'daan. | Jon wouldn't hand over his weapons. | 2 | 380,230 | mnli hypothesis: Jon wouldn't hand over his weapons. premise: Jon unbuckled his belt and handed his guns and rapier to Ca'daan. | contradiction |
Don't worry, though; they put a stop to it. | They were unable to stop it. | 2 | 380,231 | mnli hypothesis: They were unable to stop it. premise: Don't worry, though; they put a stop to it. | contradiction |
Klimaszewski began to cry and other patients, too, and when the head of the ward came and realized what had happened, he just waved his hand with dwarfed fingers. | The patients were happy and wanted to throw a party. | 2 | 380,232 | mnli hypothesis: The patients were happy and wanted to throw a party. premise: Klimaszewski began to cry and other patients, too, and when the head of the ward came and realized what had happened, he just waved his hand with dwarfed fingers. | contradiction |
in composition themes and i keys and things are something to me that remain a mystery no matter how many times i bang on them i have a pretty good mathematical concept for what's involved | No matter how many times I bang on them there are some composition themes and keys that remain a mystery to me. | 0 | 380,233 | mnli hypothesis: No matter how many times I bang on them there are some composition themes and keys that remain a mystery to me. premise: in composition themes and i keys and things are something to me that remain a mystery no matter how many times i bang on them i have a pretty good mathematical concept for what's in... | entailment |
i know they can poll a jury make sure everybody agrees with what they said the verdict was but i thought that they all had to agree or else they it was a hung jury | I thought that even one person in disagreement resulted in a hung jury. | 0 | 380,234 | mnli hypothesis: I thought that even one person in disagreement resulted in a hung jury. premise: i know they can poll a jury make sure everybody agrees with what they said the verdict was but i thought that they all had to agree or else they it was a hung jury | entailment |
mostly just stuff that i can you know use right around the house | Mostly stuff I go out to the store to buy. | 2 | 380,235 | mnli hypothesis: Mostly stuff I go out to the store to buy. premise: mostly just stuff that i can you know use right around the house | contradiction |
As a result of your conversation with her and subsequent reports that showed that she had tried to enlist the help of someone else in her lie that the President sexually harassed her, you now do not believe that what she claimed happened really happened. | She tried to get someone to say he'd seen the abuse by the President. | 1 | 380,236 | mnli hypothesis: She tried to get someone to say he'd seen the abuse by the President. premise: As a result of your conversation with her and subsequent reports that showed that she had tried to enlist the help of someone else in her lie that the President sexually harassed her, you now do not believe that what she cla... | neutral |
Pay us for that with your service, and that new life will be truly precious. | If they help the others with their work, they will be much better in their life. | 0 | 380,237 | mnli hypothesis: If they help the others with their work, they will be much better in their life. premise: Pay us for that with your service, and that new life will be truly precious. | entailment |
come by uh on your regular garbage day and pick up the recycling out at the curb | Come by at any time and knock on the door and we'll hand you the recycling. | 2 | 380,238 | mnli hypothesis: Come by at any time and knock on the door and we'll hand you the recycling. premise: come by uh on your regular garbage day and pick up the recycling out at the curb | contradiction |
But you agree with me that the door must have been opened by Mrs. Inglethorp herself? | The speaker is correct, Mrs. Inglethorp opened the door to admit the vampire. | 1 | 380,239 | mnli hypothesis: The speaker is correct, Mrs. Inglethorp opened the door to admit the vampire. premise: But you agree with me that the door must have been opened by Mrs. Inglethorp herself? | neutral |
First, we said the message needs to be that white people have to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, Pepper said. | White people don't have to lift themselves up with much effort, really. | 2 | 380,240 | mnli hypothesis: White people don't have to lift themselves up with much effort, really. premise: First, we said the message needs to be that white people have to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, Pepper said. | contradiction |
yes but the but the question is you know if somebod y offered you you know a thousand dollars a day to to grow something in your backyard would you do it | If someone offered you a grand every day to grow some apples in your yard, would you do it? | 1 | 380,241 | mnli hypothesis: If someone offered you a grand every day to grow some apples in your yard, would you do it? premise: yes but the but the question is you know if somebod y offered you you know a thousand dollars a day to to grow something in your backyard would you do it | neutral |
That is true, he admitted. | He admitted that is was true. | 0 | 380,242 | mnli hypothesis: He admitted that is was true. premise: That is true, he admitted. | entailment |
The hammer fell. | The hammer dropped. | 0 | 380,243 | mnli hypothesis: The hammer dropped. premise: The hammer fell. | entailment |
The flying Raptor was stumbling about, making a mess. | My pet flying raptor made a mess. | 1 | 380,244 | mnli hypothesis: My pet flying raptor made a mess. premise: The flying Raptor was stumbling about, making a mess. | neutral |
Ironically, much of the optimism that life could exist in Europa's ocean arises from the recent discovery that microbes are thriving in an even less hospitable volcanic vents on the Earth's ocean floor. | The microbes are immune to lava and ice. | 1 | 380,245 | mnli hypothesis: The microbes are immune to lava and ice. premise: Ironically, much of the optimism that life could exist in Europa's ocean arises from the recent discovery that microbes are thriving in an even less hospitable volcanic vents on the Earth's ocean floor. | neutral |
Yoffe suggests that truth can be found just as easily in tabloids as in traditional publishing outlets | Yoffe suggests that traditional publishing outlets are unreliable, and that we should only trust tabloids. | 1 | 380,246 | mnli hypothesis: Yoffe suggests that traditional publishing outlets are unreliable, and that we should only trust tabloids. premise: Yoffe suggests that truth can be found just as easily in tabloids as in traditional publishing outlets | neutral |
middle class white suburban home and i did it um | The home is big enough for my family. | 1 | 380,247 | mnli hypothesis: The home is big enough for my family. premise: middle class white suburban home and i did it um | neutral |
What must a man do to earn that kind of respect? | How does a man get respect in the workplace? | 1 | 380,248 | mnli hypothesis: How does a man get respect in the workplace? premise: What must a man do to earn that kind of respect? | neutral |
In addition, the combination of emission reductions and timing is not feasible and could threaten the reliability of electricity supply. | The combination of reducing emissions and the timing might hurt the electricity supply. | 0 | 380,249 | mnli hypothesis: The combination of reducing emissions and the timing might hurt the electricity supply. premise: In addition, the combination of emission reductions and timing is not feasible and could threaten the reliability of electricity supply. | entailment |
In the Queen's bedroom, 19 royal children were born, the births often attended by members of the public, as was the custom. | No children were born in the bedroom. | 2 | 380,250 | mnli hypothesis: No children were born in the bedroom. premise: In the Queen's bedroom, 19 royal children were born, the births often attended by members of the public, as was the custom. | contradiction |
Congressional requesters should not expect GAO to proceed with the request or provide additional services until GAO has informed each requester that it will accept the request. | Congressional requesters are free to assume that GAO will proceed whether GAO informs them or not. | 2 | 380,251 | mnli hypothesis: Congressional requesters are free to assume that GAO will proceed whether GAO informs them or not. premise: Congressional requesters should not expect GAO to proceed with the request or provide additional services until GAO has informed each requester that it will accept the request. | contradiction |
In Varadero, the Cabaret Continental at the Hotel Internacional (shows nightly from 8:30pm to 3am) pales in comparison with the former venues but is nonetheless an enjoyable and sometimes fairly raunchy song-and-dance extravaganza. | The Cabaret Continental is at the Hotel Internacional is frequented by many. | 1 | 380,252 | mnli hypothesis: The Cabaret Continental is at the Hotel Internacional is frequented by many. premise: In Varadero, the Cabaret Continental at the Hotel Internacional (shows nightly from 8:30pm to 3am) pales in comparison with the former venues but is nonetheless an enjoyable and sometimes fairly raunchy song-and-dance... | neutral |
Later that night when he awoke, he felt the panic within his stomach when Jon's cold blue eyes beheld him as he awoke. | He knew that Jon was there to kill him. | 1 | 380,253 | mnli hypothesis: He knew that Jon was there to kill him. premise: Later that night when he awoke, he felt the panic within his stomach when Jon's cold blue eyes beheld him as he awoke. | neutral |
i'm great | i am fantastic | 0 | 380,254 | mnli hypothesis: i am fantastic premise: i'm great | entailment |
Religious fundamentalists, who once declaimed against fornication, now seek simply to hold the line at gay marriage. | Religious fundamentalists are no longer opposed to homosexuality itself, just same-sex marriage. | 1 | 380,255 | mnli hypothesis: Religious fundamentalists are no longer opposed to homosexuality itself, just same-sex marriage. premise: Religious fundamentalists, who once declaimed against fornication, now seek simply to hold the line at gay marriage. | neutral |
In the center is Amida Nyorai, the Buddha who leads believers to Paradise; on the right is Senju ( Thousand-Armed ) Kannon, the goddess of mercy; on the left is Bato-Kannon, depicted with a horse's head on its forehead, regarded as the protector of animals. | Different Buddahs have different jobs, but they all try to help people. | 1 | 380,256 | mnli hypothesis: Different Buddahs have different jobs, but they all try to help people. premise: In the center is Amida Nyorai, the Buddha who leads believers to Paradise; on the right is Senju ( Thousand-Armed ) Kannon, the goddess of mercy; on the left is Bato-Kannon, depicted with a horse's head on its forehead, re... | neutral |
uh-huh yeah i liked it but i didn't i didn't know if the Americans would like it so much they might you know look into it and say uh this is low budget film and it's not really that good but i mean i like the story | I didn't like it but I thought the Americans would. | 2 | 380,257 | mnli hypothesis: I didn't like it but I thought the Americans would. premise: uh-huh yeah i liked it but i didn't i didn't know if the Americans would like it so much they might you know look into it and say uh this is low budget film and it's not really that good but i mean i like the story | contradiction |
Poirot, I cannot believe you are serious. | I cannot believe that Poirot is adamant. | 0 | 380,258 | mnli hypothesis: I cannot believe that Poirot is adamant. premise: Poirot, I cannot believe you are serious. | entailment |
He was filled with a passionate and utterly illogical resentment. | The man was dull and lifeless but filled with a resounding hope for better days ahead. | 2 | 380,259 | mnli hypothesis: The man was dull and lifeless but filled with a resounding hope for better days ahead. premise: He was filled with a passionate and utterly illogical resentment. | contradiction |
Then he sat on the edge of the bed to think. | He sat on the bed to think. | 0 | 380,260 | mnli hypothesis: He sat on the bed to think. premise: Then he sat on the edge of the bed to think. | entailment |
The inscriptions seem to be more than casual etchings, but their significance isn't known. | The insriptions were brushed aside as meaningless and were issued no further attention. | 2 | 380,261 | mnli hypothesis: The insriptions were brushed aside as meaningless and were issued no further attention. premise: The inscriptions seem to be more than casual etchings, but their significance isn't known. | contradiction |
The ClingerCohen Act contains critical provisions requiring federal agencies to use investment and capital planning processes to manage their information management technology portfolios. | The act doesn't mention how investors should manage their information. | 2 | 380,262 | mnli hypothesis: The act doesn't mention how investors should manage their information. premise: The ClingerCohen Act contains critical provisions requiring federal agencies to use investment and capital planning processes to manage their information management technology portfolios. | contradiction |
The army of Juan I of Castile invaded Portugal in 1383, but Joao of Avis, recently proclaimed King Joao I of Portugal, defeated the Spaniards in a decisive battle which was fought in 1385 at Aljubarrota, about 100km (62 miles) north of Lisbon. | The Spaniards returned one year later. | 1 | 380,263 | mnli hypothesis: The Spaniards returned one year later. premise: The army of Juan I of Castile invaded Portugal in 1383, but Joao of Avis, recently proclaimed King Joao I of Portugal, defeated the Spaniards in a decisive battle which was fought in 1385 at Aljubarrota, about 100km (62 miles) north of Lisbon. | neutral |
and that was a major ordeal to get him to buy it but once he bought it he has been so pleased | It was very hard to get him to buy the computer. | 1 | 380,264 | mnli hypothesis: It was very hard to get him to buy the computer. premise: and that was a major ordeal to get him to buy it but once he bought it he has been so pleased | neutral |
Auditors should include in the report the audit objectives and the scope and methodology used for achieving the audit objectives. | Auditors should put objectives in the report at the end, in tables. | 1 | 380,265 | mnli hypothesis: Auditors should put objectives in the report at the end, in tables. premise: Auditors should include in the report the audit objectives and the scope and methodology used for achieving the audit objectives. | neutral |
well so you have to go to a lesser engineering school we have a very good public school up here and a degree out there means a lot it's a very good school it's it's University of Vermont um we also have some two year college well there's a four year colleges they all have a pretty good reputation but like you say you | We have two year colleges, as well as reputable four year colleges. | 0 | 380,266 | mnli hypothesis: We have two year colleges, as well as reputable four year colleges. premise: well so you have to go to a lesser engineering school we have a very good public school up here and a degree out there means a lot it's a very good school it's it's University of Vermont um we also have some two year college w... | entailment |
'Suit yourself,' Natalia shrugged, downing the glass. | Natalia offered to share but then drank her glass. | 1 | 380,267 | mnli hypothesis: Natalia offered to share but then drank her glass. premise: 'Suit yourself,' Natalia shrugged, downing the glass. | neutral |
you just do the minimum yeah | You do as much as you can. | 2 | 380,268 | mnli hypothesis: You do as much as you can. premise: you just do the minimum yeah | contradiction |
He died in 1371 and was succeeded by his nephew, Robert II. | Robert II took over after he died in 1371 from the plague. | 1 | 380,269 | mnli hypothesis: Robert II took over after he died in 1371 from the plague. premise: He died in 1371 and was succeeded by his nephew, Robert II. | neutral |
On the other hand, commercial companies must develop high-quality products quickly or they may not survive in the marketplace. | Only commercial companies have to worry about developing quality products. | 1 | 380,270 | mnli hypothesis: Only commercial companies have to worry about developing quality products. premise: On the other hand, commercial companies must develop high-quality products quickly or they may not survive in the marketplace. | neutral |
No hard feelin's?"That guileless confession was very convincing on the surface. | On the surface, the guileless confession was very convincing. | 0 | 380,271 | mnli hypothesis: On the surface, the guileless confession was very convincing. premise: No hard feelin's?"That guileless confession was very convincing on the surface. | entailment |
By telling my story and asking other women to tell theirs, I wanted to elucidate the emotional truths that emerge from a particular generation's erotic memory, she explains. | By telling my story from personal erotic memories which have shaped my life this sharing can impact the lives of other women who read them as well as encourage them to write their own stories as well. | 0 | 380,272 | mnli hypothesis: By telling my story from personal erotic memories which have shaped my life this sharing can impact the lives of other women who read them as well as encourage them to write their own stories as well. premise: By telling my story and asking other women to tell theirs, I wanted to elucidate the emotio... | entailment |
It says nothing of the kind in the letter, the Coroner pointed out. | The letter says just that. | 2 | 380,273 | mnli hypothesis: The letter says just that. premise: It says nothing of the kind in the letter, the Coroner pointed out. | contradiction |
The New York City rent-decontrol apocalypse has been averted. | They had to evict the residents with no notice. | 2 | 380,274 | mnli hypothesis: They had to evict the residents with no notice. premise: The New York City rent-decontrol apocalypse has been averted. | contradiction |
i it's just not for me i'm uh i deal much better in research and books and stuff like that | I work in a research center. | 1 | 380,275 | mnli hypothesis: I work in a research center. premise: i it's just not for me i'm uh i deal much better in research and books and stuff like that | neutral |
5We reported on this issue in The Accounting Major Progress and Concerns (GAO/AIMD-96-98, Washington, D.C.: Sept. 24, 1996). | The report that we wrote was very poor quality. | 1 | 380,276 | mnli hypothesis: The report that we wrote was very poor quality. premise: 5We reported on this issue in The Accounting Major Progress and Concerns (GAO/AIMD-96-98, Washington, D.C.: Sept. 24, 1996). | neutral |
that's never i mean i understand that they're talking about the job not the person in the job that's that's always that's always been strange i thought but some women like to fight it | I believe they are talking about the individual and not the job. | 2 | 380,277 | mnli hypothesis: I believe they are talking about the individual and not the job. premise: that's never i mean i understand that they're talking about the job not the person in the job that's that's always that's always been strange i thought but some women like to fight it | contradiction |
Other European powers began to put pressure on the defending forces, and British naval power in the area was badly stretched. | Europeans didn't help the British. | 2 | 380,278 | mnli hypothesis: Europeans didn't help the British. premise: Other European powers began to put pressure on the defending forces, and British naval power in the area was badly stretched. | contradiction |
(Related Pundit Central once called the president Schmucko and got bushels of harsh mail, some from his own mother and aunt. | Pundit Central only received praise for calling the president Schmucko. | 2 | 380,279 | mnli hypothesis: Pundit Central only received praise for calling the president Schmucko. premise: (Related Pundit Central once called the president Schmucko and got bushels of harsh mail, some from his own mother and aunt. | contradiction |
'Bad shot!' as you English say! | You did a bad job! | 0 | 380,280 | mnli hypothesis: You did a bad job! premise: 'Bad shot!' as you English say! | entailment |
But you could never be sure about anyone who joined a cult. | You could always be sure about any cult members past or present. | 2 | 380,281 | mnli hypothesis: You could always be sure about any cult members past or present. premise: But you could never be sure about anyone who joined a cult. | contradiction |
A third of people who almost die report experiencing a spiritual vision. | One third of people who skydive report having a spiritual vision. | 2 | 380,282 | mnli hypothesis: One third of people who skydive report having a spiritual vision. premise: A third of people who almost die report experiencing a spiritual vision. | contradiction |
Smith's press secretary, Ken Wolfe, boasts that by offering that bill, We have called their bluff. | Ken Wolfe may know that the bill puts them in a tough spot, thus boasts about calling their bluff since they can't do anything. | 1 | 380,283 | mnli hypothesis: Ken Wolfe may know that the bill puts them in a tough spot, thus boasts about calling their bluff since they can't do anything. premise: Smith's press secretary, Ken Wolfe, boasts that by offering that bill, We have called their bluff. | neutral |
A massive fortress was built overlooking the Temple Mount, which Herod named Antonia in honor of his Roman friend and benefactor, Mark Antony. | The fortress overlooked the Temple Mount in Greece. | 1 | 380,284 | mnli hypothesis: The fortress overlooked the Temple Mount in Greece. premise: A massive fortress was built overlooking the Temple Mount, which Herod named Antonia in honor of his Roman friend and benefactor, Mark Antony. | neutral |
In 431 b.c. , Athens began a war with its neighbor and league member Sparta. | Sparta was better equipped to fight a war than Athens. | 1 | 380,285 | mnli hypothesis: Sparta was better equipped to fight a war than Athens. premise: In 431 b.c. , Athens began a war with its neighbor and league member Sparta. | neutral |
Happy driving.' | Someone is being wished a happy experience driving their boat. | 1 | 380,286 | mnli hypothesis: Someone is being wished a happy experience driving their boat. premise: Happy driving.' | neutral |
probably for the past oh i don't know six months | I think probably for the past 2 years. | 2 | 380,287 | mnli hypothesis: I think probably for the past 2 years. premise: probably for the past oh i don't know six months | contradiction |
For most Italians, particularly the peasant, worker, and petit bourgeois, war in uniform was their first real experience of Italian nationality. | They experienced other wars as well. | 1 | 380,288 | mnli hypothesis: They experienced other wars as well. premise: For most Italians, particularly the peasant, worker, and petit bourgeois, war in uniform was their first real experience of Italian nationality. | neutral |
He'd probably pick it up in his fillings. | He had filings. | 0 | 380,289 | mnli hypothesis: He had filings. premise: He'd probably pick it up in his fillings. | entailment |
How odd that John Gielgud and the Smithsonian are fighting with one another, since they are, in many ways, so alike. | John Gielgud and the Smithsonian have vastly different personalities, and its not a surprise to see them fight. | 2 | 380,290 | mnli hypothesis: John Gielgud and the Smithsonian have vastly different personalities, and its not a surprise to see them fight. premise: How odd that John Gielgud and the Smithsonian are fighting with one another, since they are, in many ways, so alike. | contradiction |
well i i'll bet you end up spending more money renting a house than you would if you put a down payment on it and and uh | I bet you'll end up spending more renting, so you should just buy a house as soon as possible. | 1 | 380,291 | mnli hypothesis: I bet you'll end up spending more renting, so you should just buy a house as soon as possible. premise: well i i'll bet you end up spending more money renting a house than you would if you put a down payment on it and and uh | neutral |
As is true with the other principles, the business requirements of an enterprise drive decisions related to the specific types of resources needed to implement technology successfully. | The business requirements of an enterprise affect technology related decision-making. | 0 | 380,292 | mnli hypothesis: The business requirements of an enterprise affect technology related decision-making. premise: As is true with the other principles, the business requirements of an enterprise drive decisions related to the specific types of resources needed to implement technology successfully. | entailment |
The view from the promenade here is arguably the finest in the city; go in the morning, when the sun is at your back, for the best photographs, or go in the evening for the sunset. | You can get good photographs here in the morning and watch the sunset here in the evening. | 0 | 380,293 | mnli hypothesis: You can get good photographs here in the morning and watch the sunset here in the evening. premise: The view from the promenade here is arguably the finest in the city; go in the morning, when the sun is at your back, for the best photographs, or go in the evening for the sunset. | entailment |
Reno brought an ambitious, liberal agenda to Justice. | The agenda included multiple possible cases. | 1 | 380,294 | mnli hypothesis: The agenda included multiple possible cases. premise: Reno brought an ambitious, liberal agenda to Justice. | neutral |
Ah, that is curious! | That is curious. | 0 | 380,295 | mnli hypothesis: That is curious. premise: Ah, that is curious! | entailment |
Clinton on Trial | Bill Clinton was summoned to court. | 1 | 380,296 | mnli hypothesis: Bill Clinton was summoned to court. premise: Clinton on Trial | neutral |
And an equal sum for Mr. Beresford, of course." Tuppence beamed upon him. | Tuppence dod not wish for Mr. Beresford to get an equal share. | 2 | 380,297 | mnli hypothesis: Tuppence dod not wish for Mr. Beresford to get an equal share. premise: And an equal sum for Mr. Beresford, of course." Tuppence beamed upon him. | contradiction |
overtime, credit hours, or compensatory time), and leave. | There is no item for overtime. | 2 | 380,298 | mnli hypothesis: There is no item for overtime. premise: overtime, credit hours, or compensatory time), and leave. | contradiction |
This huge high-rise right on the Plaza de Espana is all sheen and international sophistication, but is not as elegant as one might think. | There are no high-rises on the Plaza de Espana. | 2 | 380,299 | mnli hypothesis: There are no high-rises on the Plaza de Espana. premise: This huge high-rise right on the Plaza de Espana is all sheen and international sophistication, but is not as elegant as one might think. | contradiction |
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