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that would've been great | that would have been awesome, if it had been allowed | 1 | 381,300 | mnli hypothesis: that would have been awesome, if it had been allowed premise: that would've been great | neutral |
and i should take off but uh i appreciate that that helped me helped motivate me | I will stay for a while longer, until I get some motivation. | 2 | 381,301 | mnli hypothesis: I will stay for a while longer, until I get some motivation. premise: and i should take off but uh i appreciate that that helped me helped motivate me | contradiction |
If Mr. Inglethorp did take it, he has had ample time to replace it by now." | Mr. Inglethorp could have replaced it with all the time he's had. | 0 | 381,302 | mnli hypothesis: Mr. Inglethorp could have replaced it with all the time he's had. premise: If Mr. Inglethorp did take it, he has had ample time to replace it by now." | entailment |
Other buildings house res?tau?rants, cafe, and fashionable bou?tiques and galleries. | The boutiques have only outdated and quaint items for sale. | 2 | 381,303 | mnli hypothesis: The boutiques have only outdated and quaint items for sale. premise: Other buildings house res?tau?rants, cafe, and fashionable bou?tiques and galleries. | contradiction |
Biskind's book, accordingly, concludes with a litany of spectacular Coppola's Apocalypse Now and One From the Heart, Spielberg's 1941 , William Friedkin's Sorcerer, and, of course, Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate . According to Mardik Martin, Scorsese's erstwhile writing partner (as quoted by Biskind): The auteur theor... | Try as he would, Mardik Martin was never able to meet William Friedkin, in person. | 2 | 381,304 | mnli hypothesis: Try as he would, Mardik Martin was never able to meet William Friedkin, in person. premise: Biskind's book, accordingly, concludes with a litany of spectacular Coppola's Apocalypse Now and One From the Heart, Spielberg's 1941 , William Friedkin's Sorcerer, and, of course, Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gat... | contradiction |
huh well now in Florida is there is there times are there times of the year when it's very comfortable to camp or is it always kind of hot | It's always hot in Florida. | 1 | 381,305 | mnli hypothesis: It's always hot in Florida. premise: huh well now in Florida is there is there times are there times of the year when it's very comfortable to camp or is it always kind of hot | neutral |
yeah and no if you talk to ten then they come over on and say oh you've extended your limit and please say good-bye within the next five seconds | When you chat with them they tend to point out you're over the limit and you have to leave | 0 | 381,306 | mnli hypothesis: When you chat with them they tend to point out you're over the limit and you have to leave premise: yeah and no if you talk to ten then they come over on and say oh you've extended your limit and please say good-bye within the next five seconds | entailment |
Garibaldi's Expedition of 1,000 to Sicily/Naples | over 1,000 went to italy | 0 | 381,307 | mnli hypothesis: over 1,000 went to italy premise: Garibaldi's Expedition of 1,000 to Sicily/Naples | entailment |
the the year they beat the As yeah that was really dramatic they were | They were the best team in the league since they beat the A's that year. | 1 | 381,308 | mnli hypothesis: They were the best team in the league since they beat the A's that year. premise: the the year they beat the As yeah that was really dramatic they were | neutral |
*The scalpers-and-brokers point was brought to Chatterbox's attention by Randolph Cohen's brother Andrew, who is an assistant professor of history at Syracuse. | The assistant professorship wasn't easy to come by at Syracuse. | 1 | 381,309 | mnli hypothesis: The assistant professorship wasn't easy to come by at Syracuse. premise: *The scalpers-and-brokers point was brought to Chatterbox's attention by Randolph Cohen's brother Andrew, who is an assistant professor of history at Syracuse. | neutral |
It would have been pleasant to get even with Conrad. | Going with Conrad would be torture. | 2 | 381,310 | mnli hypothesis: Going with Conrad would be torture. premise: It would have been pleasant to get even with Conrad. | contradiction |
Perhaps even now his suspicions are aroused. | He wasn't suspicious at all. | 2 | 381,311 | mnli hypothesis: He wasn't suspicious at all. premise: Perhaps even now his suspicions are aroused. | contradiction |
i used i used to live in the house that the guy owned | In the past, I lived in the guy's house | 0 | 381,312 | mnli hypothesis: In the past, I lived in the guy's house premise: i used i used to live in the house that the guy owned | entailment |
besides your initial deductible that's what varies the most i guess uh | Your initial deductible doesn't vary at all | 2 | 381,313 | mnli hypothesis: Your initial deductible doesn't vary at all premise: besides your initial deductible that's what varies the most i guess uh | contradiction |
Each of the comments and the response and changes | There was no comments. | 2 | 381,314 | mnli hypothesis: There was no comments. premise: Each of the comments and the response and changes | contradiction |
Jon holstered his guns and drew his rapier. | Jon put his guns in the holster. | 0 | 381,315 | mnli hypothesis: Jon put his guns in the holster. premise: Jon holstered his guns and drew his rapier. | entailment |
and so the whole page you you never can actually see it you just draw it and they have to zoom out and zoom in and you know it's like every time that you have to do something is it's really a pain | They take huge fees to do it for you, so that sucks. | 1 | 381,316 | mnli hypothesis: They take huge fees to do it for you, so that sucks. premise: and so the whole page you you never can actually see it you just draw it and they have to zoom out and zoom in and you know it's like every time that you have to do something is it's really a pain | neutral |
Cuban cigars are exceptional value for money (but U.S. residents are not allowed to bring them home). | Many people in the United States have tried a Cuban cigar. | 1 | 381,317 | mnli hypothesis: Many people in the United States have tried a Cuban cigar. premise: Cuban cigars are exceptional value for money (but U.S. residents are not allowed to bring them home). | neutral |
Many winter cruise ships anchor in Funchal harbor on December 31 to take part in the party. | On December 31st, winter cruise ships anchor in the harbor. | 0 | 381,318 | mnli hypothesis: On December 31st, winter cruise ships anchor in the harbor. premise: Many winter cruise ships anchor in Funchal harbor on December 31 to take part in the party. | entailment |
Maybe, just maybe, if he were sued again ... | Possibly if he were sued again. | 0 | 381,319 | mnli hypothesis: Possibly if he were sued again. premise: Maybe, just maybe, if he were sued again ... | entailment |
Well, the question is, what do you know about her? Tuppence drew herself up. | Tuppence straightened herself upon being asked what knowledge she had of her. | 0 | 381,320 | mnli hypothesis: Tuppence straightened herself upon being asked what knowledge she had of her. premise: Well, the question is, what do you know about her? Tuppence drew herself up. | entailment |
Scholars have suggested that the alignments are associated with cults of the sun or moon, or are astronomical arrangements for predicting such phenomena as eclipses. | Scholars have conducted experiments to determine the purpose of the alignments. | 1 | 381,321 | mnli hypothesis: Scholars have conducted experiments to determine the purpose of the alignments. premise: Scholars have suggested that the alignments are associated with cults of the sun or moon, or are astronomical arrangements for predicting such phenomena as eclipses. | neutral |
well you know that brings up the interesting subject too you know what would you have who who who would determine what these people do | It begs the question of who gets to say what the other people do. | 0 | 381,322 | mnli hypothesis: It begs the question of who gets to say what the other people do. premise: well you know that brings up the interesting subject too you know what would you have who who who would determine what these people do | entailment |
and then if they wake up and you haven't done everything it's like why haven't you done that but uh well we were drinking you know back to that uh water thing and of course i got sick | We were drinking and I got sick. | 0 | 381,323 | mnli hypothesis: We were drinking and I got sick. premise: and then if they wake up and you haven't done everything it's like why haven't you done that but uh well we were drinking you know back to that uh water thing and of course i got sick | entailment |
As she looked the expression disappeared as by magic, and Mrs. Vandemeyer lay inert and motionless as before. | Mrs. Vandemeyer was up and moving around. | 2 | 381,324 | mnli hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer was up and moving around. premise: As she looked the expression disappeared as by magic, and Mrs. Vandemeyer lay inert and motionless as before. | contradiction |
Permanently boosting the rate of GDP growth would require ever-increasing relative shares of saving and | It is possible to permanently boost the rate of GDP growth. | 1 | 381,325 | mnli hypothesis: It is possible to permanently boost the rate of GDP growth. premise: Permanently boosting the rate of GDP growth would require ever-increasing relative shares of saving and | neutral |
And those who buy stocks after 1950 are not punished at all, because the discount compensates them for the fine. | The discount for buying stocks after 1950 equals the cost of the fines. | 1 | 381,326 | mnli hypothesis: The discount for buying stocks after 1950 equals the cost of the fines. premise: And those who buy stocks after 1950 are not punished at all, because the discount compensates them for the fine. | neutral |
They will discover something new each time. | There is nothing more to discover no matter how many times they look. | 2 | 381,327 | mnli hypothesis: There is nothing more to discover no matter how many times they look. premise: They will discover something new each time. | contradiction |
yeah and she's pregnant did you know that | She and her partner have been trying for a year. | 1 | 381,328 | mnli hypothesis: She and her partner have been trying for a year. premise: yeah and she's pregnant did you know that | neutral |
Got him into more scrapes 'n I can count me on both hands. | Got him into trouble more than 10 times. | 0 | 381,329 | mnli hypothesis: Got him into trouble more than 10 times. premise: Got him into more scrapes 'n I can count me on both hands. | entailment |
Without seeing his work all the way through, it's hard for me to say whether Borchardt has talent, but he might not be such a stumblebum after all. | It's hard for me to say whether or not Borchardt has any piano talent. | 1 | 381,330 | mnli hypothesis: It's hard for me to say whether or not Borchardt has any piano talent. premise: Without seeing his work all the way through, it's hard for me to say whether Borchardt has talent, but he might not be such a stumblebum after all. | neutral |
She had had several American friends there. | No American friends were there of hers. | 2 | 381,331 | mnli hypothesis: No American friends were there of hers. premise: She had had several American friends there. | contradiction |
dollars, decline would be steeper due to real postage price increases Decline from $74. | There would be an increase because real postage prices have fallen. | 2 | 381,332 | mnli hypothesis: There would be an increase because real postage prices have fallen. premise: dollars, decline would be steeper due to real postage price increases Decline from $74. | contradiction |
Well, the upshot was that Aunt Jane went out West and we never heard from her again. | Jane never left home. | 2 | 381,333 | mnli hypothesis: Jane never left home. premise: Well, the upshot was that Aunt Jane went out West and we never heard from her again. | contradiction |
Singer argues that all sentient creatures are equally valuable and that you should donate your income until you're as impoverished as a Bengali refugee, but he lives in comfort. | Singer says people should live comfortably. | 2 | 381,334 | mnli hypothesis: Singer says people should live comfortably. premise: Singer argues that all sentient creatures are equally valuable and that you should donate your income until you're as impoverished as a Bengali refugee, but he lives in comfort. | contradiction |
it's a uh fantastic experience you can't | It was so awful, I can't even describe it in awards. | 2 | 381,335 | mnli hypothesis: It was so awful, I can't even describe it in awards. premise: it's a uh fantastic experience you can't | contradiction |
yeah i know the guy at Wolfe told us they cut back on the tree warranty like six months or less | The guy at Wolfe said that the tree warranty was longer than six months. | 2 | 381,336 | mnli hypothesis: The guy at Wolfe said that the tree warranty was longer than six months. premise: yeah i know the guy at Wolfe told us they cut back on the tree warranty like six months or less | contradiction |
oh really well there's still a lot of dollar five places around here but you can find some that's under a dollar but not not a whole lot that's the lowest i've seen | There are no five dollar places anywhere near here. | 2 | 381,337 | mnli hypothesis: There are no five dollar places anywhere near here. premise: oh really well there's still a lot of dollar five places around here but you can find some that's under a dollar but not not a whole lot that's the lowest i've seen | contradiction |
Although inbound books and records might be eligible for the Media Mail rates, the amount of this mail is minimal. | Media Mail rates apply to books but there is very little of this mail since everyone uses Amazon.com now. | 1 | 381,338 | mnli hypothesis: Media Mail rates apply to books but there is very little of this mail since everyone uses Amazon.com now. premise: Although inbound books and records might be eligible for the Media Mail rates, the amount of this mail is minimal. | neutral |
The couples who were our friends have been wonderful to me. | The couples that were our enemies yelled at us. | 2 | 381,339 | mnli hypothesis: The couples that were our enemies yelled at us. premise: The couples who were our friends have been wonderful to me. | contradiction |
The body of the Russian Grand Duchess Elizabeth reposes in the church's crypt; British-born Princess Alice of Greece (mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II) is buried nearby. | The crypt holds the remains of dozens of royals from all over the world. | 1 | 381,340 | mnli hypothesis: The crypt holds the remains of dozens of royals from all over the world. premise: The body of the Russian Grand Duchess Elizabeth reposes in the church's crypt; British-born Princess Alice of Greece (mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II) is buried nearby. | neutral |
30401(k) Pension Loan Provisions Enhance Participation But May Affect Income Security for Some (GAO/HEHS-98-5, October 1, 1997). | No income security is affected by the pension loan provisions. | 2 | 381,341 | mnli hypothesis: No income security is affected by the pension loan provisions. premise: 30401(k) Pension Loan Provisions Enhance Participation But May Affect Income Security for Some (GAO/HEHS-98-5, October 1, 1997). | contradiction |
Penalties on delinquent taxes are therefore a nonexchange revenue. | There are no penalties on delinquent taxes. | 2 | 381,342 | mnli hypothesis: There are no penalties on delinquent taxes. premise: Penalties on delinquent taxes are therefore a nonexchange revenue. | contradiction |
Reagan was so defense conscious and we were doing so well and i thought well Bush is going to just carry right on he didn't was i surprised i uh | I knew Bush was gonna wreck the peace. | 2 | 381,343 | mnli hypothesis: I knew Bush was gonna wreck the peace. premise: Reagan was so defense conscious and we were doing so well and i thought well Bush is going to just carry right on he didn't was i surprised i uh | contradiction |
I just did it. | I just killed the girl. | 1 | 381,344 | mnli hypothesis: I just killed the girl. premise: I just did it. | neutral |
Susan Molinari used this figure in her Republican Convention keynote address to illustrate the burden of Clinton's tax increase. | This figure has been used in Susan Molinari's Republican Convention keynote address. | 0 | 381,345 | mnli hypothesis: This figure has been used in Susan Molinari's Republican Convention keynote address. premise: Susan Molinari used this figure in her Republican Convention keynote address to illustrate the burden of Clinton's tax increase. | entailment |
The union has about 4000 members in Canada. | Toronto has Canada's biggest concentration of union members. | 1 | 381,346 | mnli hypothesis: Toronto has Canada's biggest concentration of union members. premise: The union has about 4000 members in Canada. | neutral |
and it was one of the uh you know the old New England saltbox so instead of painting because i figured when i got uh just a couple years older i'm not going to want to climb up on a ladder | I'm not interested in climbing ladders at my age. | 0 | 381,347 | mnli hypothesis: I'm not interested in climbing ladders at my age. premise: and it was one of the uh you know the old New England saltbox so instead of painting because i figured when i got uh just a couple years older i'm not going to want to climb up on a ladder | entailment |
The moments flew. | Time passes slowly. | 2 | 381,348 | mnli hypothesis: Time passes slowly. premise: The moments flew. | contradiction |
In some cases, an adjustment subsequent to the original forfeiture judgment may be necessary when it is later determined that a portion of the forfeiture is to be distributed to state or local law enforcement agencies or foreign governments. | Adjustments to forfeiture judgments are rare. | 1 | 381,349 | mnli hypothesis: Adjustments to forfeiture judgments are rare. premise: In some cases, an adjustment subsequent to the original forfeiture judgment may be necessary when it is later determined that a portion of the forfeiture is to be distributed to state or local law enforcement agencies or foreign governments. | neutral |
Constitution, statutes, and court decisions applicable to obtaining evidence in criminal and civil cases. | Statutes and previous decisions by the court are relevant when seeking evidence in a civil case. | 0 | 381,350 | mnli hypothesis: Statutes and previous decisions by the court are relevant when seeking evidence in a civil case. premise: Constitution, statutes, and court decisions applicable to obtaining evidence in criminal and civil cases. | entailment |
Think we're as green as to do you in here, and have the police nosing round? | Somebody asked if firemen were going to look around. | 2 | 381,351 | mnli hypothesis: Somebody asked if firemen were going to look around. premise: Think we're as green as to do you in here, and have the police nosing round? | contradiction |
The rest of us will stay here. | The group was happy to stay. | 1 | 381,352 | mnli hypothesis: The group was happy to stay. premise: The rest of us will stay here. | neutral |
Very much to her credit, she hasn't become bitter about her shrinking influence; she's not stuck in whiny nostalgia for the way things were. | Kudos to her, because she hasn't turned into a nostalgic person despite the events. | 0 | 381,353 | mnli hypothesis: Kudos to her, because she hasn't turned into a nostalgic person despite the events. premise: Very much to her credit, she hasn't become bitter about her shrinking influence; she's not stuck in whiny nostalgia for the way things were. | entailment |
The building has been tastefully converted, with a pleasant glass-roofed central courtyard surrounded with balconies. | Balconies face the courtyard. | 0 | 381,354 | mnli hypothesis: Balconies face the courtyard. premise: The building has been tastefully converted, with a pleasant glass-roofed central courtyard surrounded with balconies. | entailment |
Chernow attributes this attitude to Rockefeller's uncommon respect for the dollar. | Rockefeller loved the dollar so much that he married it. | 1 | 381,355 | mnli hypothesis: Rockefeller loved the dollar so much that he married it. premise: Chernow attributes this attitude to Rockefeller's uncommon respect for the dollar. | neutral |
yeah it was pretty wild and of course the only sound is Dudley Moore narrates it | Dudley Moore did not narrate it. | 2 | 381,356 | mnli hypothesis: Dudley Moore did not narrate it. premise: yeah it was pretty wild and of course the only sound is Dudley Moore narrates it | contradiction |
I am damned. | I did something horrible to cause this damnation. | 1 | 381,357 | mnli hypothesis: I did something horrible to cause this damnation. premise: I am damned. | neutral |
Participants also noted that the PCAOB should take advantage of the fact that under the current environment no one has more motivation for getting bad auditors off the street than the accounting firms themselves. | Accounting firms are motivated to remove bad auditors. | 0 | 381,358 | mnli hypothesis: Accounting firms are motivated to remove bad auditors. premise: Participants also noted that the PCAOB should take advantage of the fact that under the current environment no one has more motivation for getting bad auditors off the street than the accounting firms themselves. | entailment |
An unconscious man lay beside him, tied up half-naked on the floor. | The unconscious man was badly beaten up and was having a nosebleed. | 1 | 381,359 | mnli hypothesis: The unconscious man was badly beaten up and was having a nosebleed. premise: An unconscious man lay beside him, tied up half-naked on the floor. | neutral |
Is that a bargain?" | That doesn't sound like there anything in it for me. | 1 | 381,360 | mnli hypothesis: That doesn't sound like there anything in it for me. premise: Is that a bargain?" | neutral |
Of the 76 doges portrayed here, one is blackened out, Marino Faliero, beheaded for treason in 1355. | Over seventy doges are portrayed here, one was beheaded for treason. | 0 | 381,361 | mnli hypothesis: Over seventy doges are portrayed here, one was beheaded for treason. premise: Of the 76 doges portrayed here, one is blackened out, Marino Faliero, beheaded for treason in 1355. | entailment |
yeah we have a real good you know police department and real good uh city services and boy the parks are all over the place and there's a lot of lot of money spent on us but uh the poor rural folks uh barely can get ambulance service and everything else so it's it's a real mixed blessing i guess to | Our police department doesn't arrest people for drugs so they're real good. | 1 | 381,362 | mnli hypothesis: Our police department doesn't arrest people for drugs so they're real good. premise: yeah we have a real good you know police department and real good uh city services and boy the parks are all over the place and there's a lot of lot of money spent on us but uh the poor rural folks uh barely can get am... | neutral |
yeah it's it's generally being alone is not a very desirable state at least officially | Being alone can lead to severe depression. | 1 | 381,363 | mnli hypothesis: Being alone can lead to severe depression. premise: yeah it's it's generally being alone is not a very desirable state at least officially | neutral |
He is having fun with you. | He is enjoying talking with you. | 1 | 381,364 | mnli hypothesis: He is enjoying talking with you. premise: He is having fun with you. | neutral |
Nasser was to rule for 17 years during which, with Soviet help, Egypt embarked on a huge modernization program. | Egypt, in the coming years, fell far behind other countries. | 2 | 381,365 | mnli hypothesis: Egypt, in the coming years, fell far behind other countries. premise: Nasser was to rule for 17 years during which, with Soviet help, Egypt embarked on a huge modernization program. | contradiction |
Syria's former patron, the Soviet Union, is dead. | The soviet union still exists. | 2 | 381,366 | mnli hypothesis: The soviet union still exists. premise: Syria's former patron, the Soviet Union, is dead. | contradiction |
Number Fourteen will see to that." There was a hoarse murmur. | It will be taken care of quickly by Number Fourteen. | 1 | 381,367 | mnli hypothesis: It will be taken care of quickly by Number Fourteen. premise: Number Fourteen will see to that." There was a hoarse murmur. | neutral |
in fact i think they're getting a different guy for a backup quarterback i haven't uh i haven't kept up with it lately but i remember reading something a few months ago about them signing somebody else on or or trying to go after somebody or trade for somebody but it wasn't anybody i'd really heard of but i heard on th... | I don't think they will get a new backup quarterback. | 2 | 381,368 | mnli hypothesis: I don't think they will get a new backup quarterback. premise: in fact i think they're getting a different guy for a backup quarterback i haven't uh i haven't kept up with it lately but i remember reading something a few months ago about them signing somebody else on or or trying to go after somebody o... | contradiction |
The Administrator of the EPA has certified that the final rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. | The economy doesn't need any more hardship. | 1 | 381,369 | mnli hypothesis: The economy doesn't need any more hardship. premise: The Administrator of the EPA has certified that the final rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. | neutral |
so you had a bunch a bunch of kids in the car that must have that must have that must have been fun | I'm sure it must have been awful in the car. | 2 | 381,370 | mnli hypothesis: I'm sure it must have been awful in the car. premise: so you had a bunch a bunch of kids in the car that must have that must have that must have been fun | contradiction |
If you intend to take home some souvenir Islamic crafts, this is a good place to learn about traditional materials, motifs, and patterns. | It is impossible to learn about traditional patterns here. | 2 | 381,371 | mnli hypothesis: It is impossible to learn about traditional patterns here. premise: If you intend to take home some souvenir Islamic crafts, this is a good place to learn about traditional materials, motifs, and patterns. | contradiction |
This one could be designed to handle only one set of factors. | The design could limit it to one set of factors. | 0 | 381,372 | mnli hypothesis: The design could limit it to one set of factors. premise: This one could be designed to handle only one set of factors. | entailment |
Karen Brown, news director, No, I've not. | Karen Brown has been the news director for a year. | 1 | 381,373 | mnli hypothesis: Karen Brown has been the news director for a year. premise: Karen Brown, news director, No, I've not. | neutral |
things of that nature i'm probably the best customer i've got the house stocked with uh lot of their stuff | Things of that nature, they're probably the best customer. | 0 | 381,374 | mnli hypothesis: Things of that nature, they're probably the best customer. premise: things of that nature i'm probably the best customer i've got the house stocked with uh lot of their stuff | entailment |
House Majority Whip Tom DeLay has a plaque in his office that reads, This could be the day. | DeLay looks at his sign every day. | 1 | 381,375 | mnli hypothesis: DeLay looks at his sign every day. premise: House Majority Whip Tom DeLay has a plaque in his office that reads, This could be the day. | neutral |
but but i really like working for their TI i think | I really don't like working for their TI. | 2 | 381,376 | mnli hypothesis: I really don't like working for their TI. premise: but but i really like working for their TI i think | contradiction |
he's he's very interesting i think i think you'll enjoy him | I think you like interesting people. | 1 | 381,377 | mnli hypothesis: I think you like interesting people. premise: he's he's very interesting i think i think you'll enjoy him | neutral |
The Indian Museum, by Chowringhee and Sudder Street, makes an excellent home for art treasures from the ancient Maurya and Gupta eras which had been disintegrating after centuries of exposure to the merciless natural elements. | The Indian Museum shows you treasures from Maurya and Gupta eras. | 0 | 381,378 | mnli hypothesis: The Indian Museum shows you treasures from Maurya and Gupta eras. premise: The Indian Museum, by Chowringhee and Sudder Street, makes an excellent home for art treasures from the ancient Maurya and Gupta eras which had been disintegrating after centuries of exposure to the merciless natural elements. | entailment |
yeah i guess the more you plant the less you have to mow | The more you plant, the more you have to mow. | 2 | 381,379 | mnli hypothesis: The more you plant, the more you have to mow. premise: yeah i guess the more you plant the less you have to mow | contradiction |
' I figured what was good enough for the witches of the Voth was good enough for the agent of the Eye. | If the witches of the Voth thought it was okay, then that meant it was an awful idea for the agent of the Eye. | 2 | 381,380 | mnli hypothesis: If the witches of the Voth thought it was okay, then that meant it was an awful idea for the agent of the Eye. premise: ' I figured what was good enough for the witches of the Voth was good enough for the agent of the Eye. | contradiction |
I am asking you to do me the honour of becoming my wife." To my intense surprise, Cynthia burst out laughing, and called me a "funny dear." | I do not care for marrying my wife. | 2 | 381,381 | mnli hypothesis: I do not care for marrying my wife. premise: I am asking you to do me the honour of becoming my wife." To my intense surprise, Cynthia burst out laughing, and called me a "funny dear." | contradiction |
Within-study variation refers to the precision with which a given study estimates the relationship between air quality changes and health effects. | Most studies have a high precision of within-study variation | 1 | 381,382 | mnli hypothesis: Most studies have a high precision of within-study variation premise: Within-study variation refers to the precision with which a given study estimates the relationship between air quality changes and health effects. | neutral |
Legislation could expand such groups. | Legislation is required for these groups to grow. | 1 | 381,383 | mnli hypothesis: Legislation is required for these groups to grow. premise: Legislation could expand such groups. | neutral |
Travel by road provides a glimpse of the Terai, an extension of the Ganges Plain. | The Terai was not always an extension of the Ganges Plain. | 1 | 381,384 | mnli hypothesis: The Terai was not always an extension of the Ganges Plain. premise: Travel by road provides a glimpse of the Terai, an extension of the Ganges Plain. | neutral |
the that type of technology just wasn't at people's disposal | The technology was available to a few people. | 1 | 381,385 | mnli hypothesis: The technology was available to a few people. premise: the that type of technology just wasn't at people's disposal | neutral |
When you find something you want to buy, ask the shopkeeper how much it costs, and then offer around half of what you're prepared to pay. | You should only offer exactly the amount you wish to pay for an item. | 2 | 381,386 | mnli hypothesis: You should only offer exactly the amount you wish to pay for an item. premise: When you find something you want to buy, ask the shopkeeper how much it costs, and then offer around half of what you're prepared to pay. | contradiction |
good good question | That is a well poised question. | 1 | 381,387 | mnli hypothesis: That is a well poised question. premise: good good question | neutral |
According to the Enquirer , Sawyer became a sort of second mother to the child, whose own parents were recovering drug addicts with no steady employment. | Sawyer was an excellent parent to the kid. | 1 | 381,388 | mnli hypothesis: Sawyer was an excellent parent to the kid. premise: According to the Enquirer , Sawyer became a sort of second mother to the child, whose own parents were recovering drug addicts with no steady employment. | neutral |
This site lists winners of its Best Practices and Leadership in Data Warehousing Awards. | This site does not list the winners of Best Practices and Leadership awards. | 2 | 381,389 | mnli hypothesis: This site does not list the winners of Best Practices and Leadership awards. premise: This site lists winners of its Best Practices and Leadership in Data Warehousing Awards. | contradiction |
If you've any sense at all, you'll realize that poisoning you wouldn't suit my book at all. | I don't prefer to poison you. | 0 | 381,390 | mnli hypothesis: I don't prefer to poison you. premise: If you've any sense at all, you'll realize that poisoning you wouldn't suit my book at all. | entailment |
They went down to the hill." | The traveled down the hill in search of warmth. | 1 | 381,391 | mnli hypothesis: The traveled down the hill in search of warmth. premise: They went down to the hill." | neutral |
says Gwen Ifill ( Washington Week in Review ). | She said that she liked the story. | 1 | 381,392 | mnli hypothesis: She said that she liked the story. premise: says Gwen Ifill ( Washington Week in Review ). | neutral |
yeah yeah i'd i bet yeah there several of them that are out right now that i want to see uh Dances uh Silence of the Lambs | The silence of the Lambs is a renown movie with a powerful narrative. | 1 | 381,393 | mnli hypothesis: The silence of the Lambs is a renown movie with a powerful narrative. premise: yeah yeah i'd i bet yeah there several of them that are out right now that i want to see uh Dances uh Silence of the Lambs | neutral |
how about how about i guess we could talk about TV movies i mean i don't know that they're really really truly movies i mean | Do you like TV movies? | 1 | 381,394 | mnli hypothesis: Do you like TV movies? premise: how about how about i guess we could talk about TV movies i mean i don't know that they're really really truly movies i mean | neutral |
Under current federal laws and regulations, the frequent traveler benefits1 received by a federal employee in conjunction with official travel are generally considered government property, and the employee may not retain the benefits for personal use. | The regulations regarding traveler benefits are very complex. | 1 | 381,395 | mnli hypothesis: The regulations regarding traveler benefits are very complex. premise: Under current federal laws and regulations, the frequent traveler benefits1 received by a federal employee in conjunction with official travel are generally considered government property, and the employee may not retain the benefit... | neutral |
yeah we set a record yesterday and uh very very windy but then today the wind has dropped off and also the temperature so very cool uh i think right now it's like sixty nine | Right now I think it's around twenty below zero outside, very cold and snowy. | 2 | 381,396 | mnli hypothesis: Right now I think it's around twenty below zero outside, very cold and snowy. premise: yeah we set a record yesterday and uh very very windy but then today the wind has dropped off and also the temperature so very cool uh i think right now it's like sixty nine | contradiction |
yeah i guess i i guess we're really into spring now | It's the end of summer now. | 2 | 381,397 | mnli hypothesis: It's the end of summer now. premise: yeah i guess i i guess we're really into spring now | contradiction |
There in the privacy of the changing room I understood that the erotic subtext of Slates--the pants--was that there is no erotic subtext. | I was alone in a department store changing room. | 1 | 381,398 | mnli hypothesis: I was alone in a department store changing room. premise: There in the privacy of the changing room I understood that the erotic subtext of Slates--the pants--was that there is no erotic subtext. | neutral |
The authors claim to demonstrate that high IQ is more predictive of economic success than any other factor, and that low IQ is more predictive of poverty and social breakdown. | The authors had results from studies on IQ's relation to economic success. | 1 | 381,399 | mnli hypothesis: The authors had results from studies on IQ's relation to economic success. premise: The authors claim to demonstrate that high IQ is more predictive of economic success than any other factor, and that low IQ is more predictive of poverty and social breakdown. | neutral |
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