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36,207 | hypothesis: Jon said the person would get it right now. premise: You're getting it, said Jon. | neutral |
344,409 | hypothesis: Many believe that expense of cost studies isn't worth the return. premise: A great deal of money is being spent on cost studies, but when the budget for these studies is | neutral |
193,608 | hypothesis: It was discovered that patient's age did not affect sensitivity or specificity. premise: Patient's age, income, and insurance status significantly influenced both sensitivity and specificity. | contradiction |
117,294 | hypothesis: He went with his whole family and they all registered to vote. premise: and uh so he went in and now he's a registered voter but he would not vote before that | neutral |
214,842 | hypothesis: It is most likely to be power. premise: It could be any one or combination of a number of things, including power, prestige, or even misplaced ethical values (values that he thought were right, even if they were, in fact, not). | neutral |
340,108 | hypothesis: They were all made in China and Japan. premise: no not out of there but of course these things are made in uh Pakistan and India and Afghanistan and all the Iranian ones are you you know we we don't them anymore but there was loads and loads of them sent over before the embargoes and so they're still floati... | contradiction |
274,966 | hypothesis: Jon was understanding. premise: I understand, friend, said Jon. | entailment |
31,637 | hypothesis: His eyes picked out an old man in dark clothing covered in symbols. premise: As his eyes adjusted, he made out a small brazier there, with a cadaverous old man in a dark robe spotted with looped crosses. | entailment |
256,964 | hypothesis: It might multiply to over 200 bodies. premise: And, it would grow to perhaps three or four times its current complement of 55 bodies. | entailment |
112,007 | hypothesis: She was allowed to stay at home to rest until she recovered. premise: She died before that could happen while hospitalized with a chronic ailment. | contradiction |
30,834 | hypothesis: There was a mistake as to identity. premise: A Case of Mistaken Identity | entailment |
193,897 | hypothesis: I think the dealership was fair, that's why I'd never choose Honda. premise: but i found it hard to deal with the dealership i was going through so that's how i ended up with a Honda | contradiction |
33,218 | hypothesis: You don't have to plan well. premise: Still, writes Stewart, you have to plan well. | contradiction |
331,485 | hypothesis: The fish heads are wrapped in paper and hung to dry. premise: Fish (heads discreetly wrapped in paper) are still hung out to dry in the sun. | entailment |
213,922 | hypothesis: The company left the conglomerate to seek higher profits. premise: And the company was no longer part of a conglomerate, which was good because everyone was talking those days about focusing on your core business. | neutral |
42,542 | hypothesis: Mr. Wells was trying very hard to keep a straight face. premise: Don't believe in it myself." Mr. Wells smiled faintly. | neutral |
290,684 | hypothesis: Figure 5.2 illustrates the unified surpluses and deficits in terms of GDP share. premise: National Saving (1990-2000) 80 Figure 4.2:Unified Surpluses and Deficits as a Share of GDP Under | contradiction |
379,234 | hypothesis: There is ten thousand dollars available. premise: there's money out there | neutral |
269,518 | hypothesis: Caeser lost present-day Belgium. premise: Caesar drew Gaul's northeastern frontier at the Rhine, taking in present-day Belgium, and warned that the Ger?man?ic tribes across the river ' the Franks (after whom France is named), Alamans, and Saxons ' would always threaten the security of the frontier. | contradiction |
59,885 | hypothesis: This is a sign of how bad the country's financial decision-making has been over the past decade. premise: there is and i don't know it's amazing that in the last ten years we've gone from a uh a major loaning nation to a major debt nation | neutral |
111,735 | hypothesis: similar to holograms premise: like those hologram deals | entailment |
381,795 | hypothesis: She didn't want to see them when she said it. premise: They spoke of" she closed her eyes "torturing me to find out! | neutral |
354,233 | hypothesis: The southern part of Italy is the most popular for tourism. premise: Otherwise, southern Italy is overlooked by tourists almost as much as it has been by the national government since the 1871 reunification. | contradiction |
161,109 | hypothesis: John's skin was chilled because of the demon he was looking at. premise: The sight chilled Jon's skin. | neutral |
129,050 | hypothesis: There were no sounds. premise: The real point of mood-music albums, though, is to let them work on you. | contradiction |
153,152 | hypothesis: I didn't feel good. premise: I felt awful. | entailment |
229,150 | hypothesis: The heat of summer has no factors which can be effective in cooling people down premise: The climate here is distinctly temperature extremes are uncommon and days are warm throughout the year, with the heat of the summer usually tempered by sea breezes. | contradiction |
147,001 | hypothesis: The agent of the Eye couldn't see me hiding behind the bush. premise: Against Marcus and his men, she blocked the agent of the Eye from seeing me. | neutral |
369,808 | hypothesis: No one has ever taken a visit to the museum. premise: The latest audio guides have gone Hollywood and Art authorities electronically beamed up by recent museum-goers include Leonard Nimoy, Steve Martin, Charlton Heston, and Morgan Freeman. | contradiction |
167,558 | hypothesis: That is a move with great political rewards attached to it. premise: that would be political suicide for anybody to i would think | contradiction |
271,018 | hypothesis: The Hondurans are very pro-American. premise: in Honduras its very um uh pro American and there's a lot of American i don't know how many American uh soldiers are there but there's a lot i mean they uh | entailment |
69,893 | hypothesis: Intervention is the best way to deal with personal and social issues. premise: There is little point in funding research on interventions that are unlikely to be implemented. | neutral |
94,668 | hypothesis: Grab a small caliber gun (.22) or rifle (.22) and find a stream. premise: take a twenty two and find a creek | entailment |
113,405 | hypothesis: It is scary to have Raquel Welch as your surgeon. premise: It's more scary than funny, especially to the brain tumor guy when he finds out that his chief surgeon is Raquel Welch. | entailment |
21,833 | hypothesis: I watch the games on TV. premise: i don't go to games myself uh uh | neutral |
206,318 | hypothesis: Tutmosis III is one of the most remote tombs. premise: One of the most remote tombs, that of Tutmosis III (34), c.1425 b.c. , in the far west of the valley rewards the intrepid wanderer. | entailment |
334,031 | hypothesis: He knew that the lawyer already knew. premise: Then it dawned on him that of course the lawyer did not know. | contradiction |
33,401 | hypothesis: I always know what to say in front of people. premise: No matter how hard I try, I feel that I say the wrong thing or something inappropriate. | contradiction |
88,175 | hypothesis: We never had ham on Easter. premise: now we always had a ham like on uh uh Easter | contradiction |
116,422 | hypothesis: The origin of Moses was only known by a few people. premise: But then Moses bumps into his real sister, Miriam, and brother, Aaron, and learns the truth about his origins. | neutral |
381,564 | hypothesis: We only need to check the outside. premise: Looks sound enough. | neutral |
49,850 | hypothesis: The remaining allowances are stolen by midgets. premise: The remaining allowances are allocated to units that do not receive allowances under the Acid Rain Program, whether because they are subject to the program and have a zero allocation or because they are simply not subject to the program. | contradiction |
377,069 | hypothesis: Took me a ride on one of them things...i can't wait to go again! premise: Took me a ride on one of them things onct never agin! | contradiction |
168,561 | hypothesis: The Vice President and his counsel are completely in the dark about their access to cost information. premise: Moreover, even though the Vice President and his counsel acknowledge our authority to access cost information, they have not provided us the remaining cost information and explanations requested. | contradiction |
2,326 | hypothesis: From my aunt's perspective, it was a wrong match. premise: You can imagine that, from my aunts' point of view, it was a very good match for me. | contradiction |
385,778 | hypothesis: Julius recognized it immediately on sight. premise: As they were retracing their steps to the gate, he gave a sudden cry, and stooping, picked something up from among the leaves, and held it out to Julius. | neutral |
9,839 | hypothesis: There were no Japanese names associated with the Sumitomo affair. premise: The funny thing about the Sumitomo affair is that if you ignore the exotic trimmings--the Japanese names, the Chinese connection--it's a story right out of the robber-baron era, the days of Jay Gould and Jim Fisk. | contradiction |
66,576 | hypothesis: Federal Mission PP&E is considered one of the exceptions. premise: The exception, stewardship PP&E, consists of Federal mission PP&E, heritage assets, and stewardship land. | entailment |
161,754 | hypothesis: It sound like they haven't done anything at all. premise: well it sounds like they're doing quite a bit | contradiction |
379,116 | hypothesis: it is just lines because they are the units which make up a video game display premise: what no no no no this is like this is like video game stuff okay but the only thing was that it was just lines okay like if you | neutral |
89,452 | hypothesis: Slate posted Heaney's poem in the first issue. premise: Seamus Heaney's poem The Little Canticles of Asturias, which appeared in the debut issue of SLATE, contains a mesmerizing image of a smouldering maw/ of a pile of newspapers lit long ago, fanning up in the wind, breaking off and away/ in flame-posies, ... | entailment |
252,567 | hypothesis: The monitoring efforts were put into place due to the policies enacted last month. premise: Analyzing the results of monitoring efforts provides security specialists and business managers a means of | neutral |
24,887 | hypothesis: I know that in our county, each person has an aviaries. premise: that seems to be an up and coming business i know out there where we are there's there's uh a person on each side of our county that now have aviaries | entailment |
359,865 | hypothesis: The locals do not refer to the spring as Mary's Fountain. premise: Ein Kerem is named after a spring, which is also called Mary's Fountain. | neutral |
100,511 | hypothesis: The Cretan Renaissance was during the 16th and 17th centuries. premise: The arts flourished during the 16th and 17th centuries, a period known as the Cretan Renaissance. | entailment |
50,494 | hypothesis: He was never naturalized. premise: He was naturalized about fifteen years ago. | contradiction |
124,652 | hypothesis: The organizations involved in the study found that they could manage improper payments in multiple ways. premise: The organizations that participated in our study found they could effectively and efficiently manage improper payments by (1) changing their organizations' control environments or cultures, (2)... | entailment |
35,734 | hypothesis: In future we will be seeing a wider adoption and communication between all the present federal agencies. premise: However, they noted that the current uses of IT in rulemaking are often pilot projects of limited scope, and suggested more widespread adoption of some of those innovations by federal agencies... | entailment |
357,423 | hypothesis: I think there is still a lot of work to be done with the case. premise: and you know they just haven't done a real complete case here to my thinking | neutral |
206,642 | hypothesis: Person that cannot solve a mystery. premise: Sleuths! | contradiction |
368,339 | hypothesis: Homer claimed that the God Poseidon did not watch the Battle of Troy. premise: It was from here, according to Homer, that the God Poseidon watched the Battle of Troy taking place, looking east across the water. | contradiction |
351,961 | hypothesis: The 12 men who were chosen came from the tops of their fields of business, but drove the organization he formed into ruin. premise: He picked 12 men from the bottom ranks of the business and forged them into an organization that conquered the world, reads a typical Barton sentence. | contradiction |
356,579 | hypothesis: I wrote a book and interviewed someone for it. premise: I interviewed Bork several years ago for my book The Wars of Watergate . His role in the Watergate affair has, in all fairness, been badly distorted. | entailment |
248,679 | hypothesis: McGovern's poll gained while Dole's blipped premise: McGovern's big blip in the polls came earlier than Dole's post-convention gain. | contradiction |
13,693 | hypothesis: local communications bidding methods. premise: Federal Communications Competitive Bidding Procedures | contradiction |
392,502 | hypothesis: The Palais-Royal was a place of notorious orgies during the time of Prince regent Philippe d'Orleans. premise: In the days of Philippe d'Orleans, Prince Regent while Louis XV was a child, the Palais-Royal was the scene of notorious orgies. | entailment |
64,725 | hypothesis: The Court says that we can give funding even though the statue doesn't say that's true, which outraged Democrats premise: The Court says today, through an unprecedented (and indeed previously rejected) interpretation of the First Amendment, that we will not allow this restriction- and then, to add insult to... | neutral |
282,378 | hypothesis: The emission cap is lowered by at least 2% each calculation. premise: The emission cap is defined by a benchmark emission level that is modified by the desired level (percentage) of reduction. | neutral |
371,468 | hypothesis: The executive does not ever speak to veterans. premise: Specifically, the senior executive reported in his self-assessment that during fiscal year 2001 he worked with local service officers to identify in advance those veterans planning to attend the town hall meetings, had their claims folders available fo... | contradiction |
78,169 | hypothesis: I think that all instances of perjury are high crimes. premise: My opinion is that not every perjury is a high crime, as grounds for removing a president from office. | contradiction |
28,109 | hypothesis: Aldonka and Czarek were best friends. premise: The question was asked by Miss Aldonka, who apparently had a problem with Czarek's popularity among the poultry farmers and wanted to discredit him: | contradiction |
361,326 | hypothesis: Jordan maintains a king, and the commentators ignore it. premise: Commentators politely overlooked the fact that Jordan is still a monarchy. | entailment |
125,827 | hypothesis: When something is wrong you start to make plans to fix. Then make a plan and stick to it. premise: i mean you can see that it's wrong and you just wanna make it right but at least the wheels are moving forward | neutral |
277,912 | hypothesis: The upstairs has a lot of documents on display. premise: Upstairs is the Musee de l'Histoire de France, which displays a number of important documents, including Louis XVI's diary with its famous entry noting, Rien ( Nothing ), for 14 July 1789. | entailment |
23,284 | hypothesis: Do not utter a single word. premise: Speak your mind. | contradiction |
172,889 | hypothesis: I didn't pay attention when I took stuff off and had lots of nuts and bolts left over. premise: well that's kind of the way i was i tried to remember as i took stuff off where it went and i don't think i had too many nuts and bolts left over when i got it all put back together | contradiction |
249,755 | hypothesis: The attempt was succesful! premise: Prior to that, an attempt in the 1960s had failed because the patient's body rejected the new hand as foreign tissue. | contradiction |
25,617 | hypothesis: Lawrence and I noticed that the room was a mess, and the sheets were torn off of the bed. premise: It was pitch dark, but Lawrence was following with the candle, and by its feeble light we saw that the bed had not been slept in, and that there was no sign of the room having been occupied. | contradiction |
153,699 | hypothesis: They always ask me my name and thank me. premise: But not one of them has ever asked me my name and quite a lot never said 'Thank you.' | contradiction |
322,930 | hypothesis: That is definitely false. premise: "Someday "That was true. | contradiction |
246,415 | hypothesis: One of the recesses is a choir and apse. premise: The octagonal construction provides the interior with seven exedrae, or recesses, the eighth being the choir and apse. | entailment |
117,295 | hypothesis: Tourism isn't a major factory in France's economy. premise: Tourism is a major factor in France's econ?o?my and every effort is made to enhance your visit. | contradiction |
216,680 | hypothesis: You want to feel a little sore, as then you know you've done a good job. premise: and sometimes that's if you get a little soreness you feel like well i've done a good job because i got worked myself to that point but i guess you don't want to overdue but well have we reached our limit i'm not sure how lon... | entailment |
260,020 | hypothesis: I think everyone might come to the party. premise: Perhaps everyone. | neutral |
5,012 | hypothesis: The resolution of the problem was quite tough. premise: a 716(b) establish mechanisms for resolution of GAO access-to-records problems. | neutral |
343,538 | hypothesis: It doesn't do much more than that. premise: it does a few more things uh | contradiction |
40,316 | hypothesis: You're not welcome back, go away! premise: Welcome back. | contradiction |
47,159 | hypothesis: Mrs. Cavendish got grease on the carpet by dropping her candle. premise: Mrs. Cavendish, startled, drops her candle, scattering the grease on the carpet. | entailment |
367,232 | hypothesis: She would be given a job on the ground floor. premise: If this goes well, you shall come in on the ground floor." With which promise she took leave of her new ally, and walked briskly away from South Audley Mansions, well pleased with her morning's work. | neutral |
347,395 | hypothesis: The approach wasn't documented at all. premise: This approach was documented and can be located at //www.epa.gov/otaq/hdmodels.htm. | contradiction |
285,390 | hypothesis: High Noon is not included on the list. premise: High Noon (1952), which is on the list, is an interesting variation. | contradiction |
300,423 | hypothesis: In Texas, you go through one part of the trial to determine if a person is guilty, and another to determine punishment. premise: no i served on on both a criminal and a a civil um jury and in my criminal trial he pled guilty um to the first to to kidnapping and so we went through the second part of the tria... | entailment |
109,117 | hypothesis: Many of the wars in this country were caused by religious disputes. premise: This country was far older than Kentucky, and with just as bloody a history of wars, raids, and battles. | neutral |
331,321 | hypothesis: the third number, then the fourth number and back to the second premise: three and uh four and two | neutral |
317,836 | hypothesis: The puritans are not allowed to protest the behavior of the president. premise: But even old-fashioned puritans have the right as citizens to protest the behavior of their president. | contradiction |
139,704 | hypothesis: China has no money. premise: For business, Hong Kong is still a good place to make money , an increasing amount of which will come from China. | contradiction |
250,096 | hypothesis: Some people have a problem with the Court's explanation. premise: However, the Court has since explained that the Rust counseling activities amounted to governmental speech, sustaining view | neutral |
25,867 | hypothesis: Those are departing because time has run out. premise: and those are going away | neutral |
55,126 | hypothesis: If there is anything or anyone left behind, we must bring them with us. premise: If any are left, we need to move them in. | entailment |
76,846 | hypothesis: There is nothing to small to try in this situation. premise: The chance is slight, but it must not be neglected. | neutral |
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