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hypothesis: It's the right time for Clinton to accept the inclusion of another nuclear club member. premise: Instead of feigning horror over this week's developments, the time is ripe for Mr. Clinton to accept the realities of another major member of the nuclear club, and use his visit to make sure its government knows...
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hypothesis: The area does not have any local tour operators. premise: Unless you already have some experience in the region, we recommend that you use the services of the many first-class local tour operators.
contradiction
199,575
hypothesis: I don't know any parents who have two children. premise: and a lot of them decide just not to have children it's it's amazing they either have one or none
neutral
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hypothesis: They used Julius's car to get to Carlton House Terrace. premise: In the end Julius gave in, and they proceeded in the car to Carlton House Terrace.
neutral
35,684
hypothesis: The book wont answer any hard questions. premise: Just don't ask any hard questions of the book, because it won't answer them.
entailment
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hypothesis: this call has been a waste of my time because we feel very differently on this subject premise: yes it's enjoyable talking with seeing that somebody feels the same way so well you you too good luck bye-bye
contradiction
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hypothesis: I never considered looking. premise: I never thought of looking.
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hypothesis: You can buy inexpensive food from the food stalls in the region. premise: Its popularity as a meeting place has kept it busy all these years, with crowds perusing the fruit and vegetable stands for the best bargains, a maze of shops selling foodstuffs and gifts, and inexpensive food stalls serving up a vari...
entailment
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hypothesis: I've never been to England. premise: and i i've been down to the south of England where supposedly King Arthur's castle was
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hypothesis: Fixing bugs takes no time at all. premise: Bug fixing is time consuming.
contradiction
334,643
hypothesis: They were worried about the people in general. premise: Our work resulted in substantial financial savings and significant improvements to government that will benefit all Americans.
neutral
143,368
hypothesis: The Supreme Court doesn't like efforts to change what broadcasters do. premise: The ideological impetus behind judicial developments in the last two areas, campaign finance and equal-time provisions, is related less to speech, except as a kind of constitutional cover, than to a revival of the old right to p...
entailment
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hypothesis: Chief executives need skills that are never reflected in high SAT scores. premise: To be sure, intelligence of the kind that might manifest itself in high SAT scores isn't the most important quality in a chief executive.
neutral
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hypothesis: The woman, perhaps Jane Finn, didn't recognize the man. premise: Are you Jane Finn? he asked breathlessly.
neutral
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hypothesis: That's correct. premise: That's right.
entailment
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hypothesis: Savoy was unified in the 16th century. premise: With Savoy split in the 16th century between France and Switzerland, its foothill region southeast of the Alps, Piedmont, had come into the Italian orbit.
contradiction
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hypothesis: It provides a terrible view of the sea. premise: It provides visitors with the perfect frame for a first view of the ensemble.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The postal services were overwhelmed by the record volume of mail. premise: For example, the first number in Column (9) shows that in FY 1997 the HH-to-HH or Personal Mail volume was 6.4 billion pieces.
neutral
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hypothesis: It takes years of training to get the required experience for that job. premise: and uh there's a lot of job security in that because it takes so long to uh come up to an experience level where you're able to you know you have to be able to maintain them do the maintenance uh
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hypothesis: "What did you say?" said Poirot, surprised. premise: What? cried Poirot, in apparently lively astonishment.
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hypothesis: None of the participants would enjoy his performance. premise: Although there are certainly News Quiz participants who'd pay to see him perform a flip, a toe loop, and a salchow, whatever they are, on a rocket-powered hell-cycle leaping a wall of fire.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Shadow was known to get cranky if forced to use great effort. premise: He tugged gently at the lead rope and walked Shiloh ahead at a pace which did not urge Shadow to any great effort.
neutral
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hypothesis: Your dad was a strong proponent for gender equality. premise: 4) You may be buying your dad's chair, but you are not going to play that gender dominance game that he played.
contradiction
39,783
hypothesis: It will be hard to get the little lay settled. premise: You're welcome back when you've settled the little lady.
neutral
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hypothesis: I think it would be better for him to commit suicide in that case. premise: i mean if he were to use that he might as well commit suicide because he's going to be captured and you know
neutral
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hypothesis: The NATO bombing was planned for several months. premise: Before NATO began bombing Yugoslavia March 24, the proposed Rambouillet solution--restoring Kosovo's autonomy but not granting it independence--seemed like a plausible outcome.
neutral
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hypothesis: Having to drive in it. premise: to uh having to drive in it right right and
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hypothesis: I practiced for several hours in hopes that I would get the part. premise: I was so bent on playing the part of Janet Vandemeyer that my nerves began to play me tricks.
neutral
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hypothesis: The newest is on Moore Street, no sellers on it at any time. premise: The oldest is on Moore Street, famous for the cries of its sellers.
contradiction
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hypothesis: We have been like adults playing chess. premise: We've been like a couple of babes playing 'Here we go round the Mulberry Bush.'
contradiction
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hypothesis: Adrin stayed. premise: Adrin left.
contradiction
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hypothesis: He did not know his own strength. premise: He grabbed the villager's wrist and Ca'daan heard the crack of bone.
neutral
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hypothesis: Pity the poor attorney. premise: Pity the poor lawyer.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Aegean is smaller than the Meditteranean Sea. premise: The Aegean is a small sea, a finger of water 640 km (397 miles) long, and 320 km (198 miles) wide, pointing up out of the eastern Mediterranean between the modern states of Greece and Turkey.
neutral
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hypothesis: Lalley's heroes inspired him to pursue a career in law as well. premise: The late Michael Barnes, a corporate lawyer, and the legendary John Cummiskey, a labor lawyer on management's side, are two of Lalley's heroes.
neutral
13,128
hypothesis: I do not own that one yet premise: i have that one
contradiction
306,274
hypothesis: Have you had breakfast, Evie? asked John. premise: Have you had anything to eat this morning, Evie? asked John.
entailment
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hypothesis: the same Washington PR person commented on other cases marketed to the state attorneys general by corporate and public-interest lobbyists, as well. premise: As one Washington PR person explains, these cases are often marketed to the state attorneys general by corporate and public-interest lobbyists.
neutral
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hypothesis: The new city walls made it safe from invasion. premise: Constantine added new city walls, following a plan he claimed to have been given by Christ in a vision, and commissioned a grand central forum decorated with a triumphal column as well as several other monuments.
neutral
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hypothesis: Children were kidnapped. premise: They chose to steal children from their mothers in their sleep so I chose to steal their lives in return.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Soviets watched the city be destroyed. premise: When the Soviets entered the city, they found it reduced to rubble and ashes.
neutral
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hypothesis: Upon his arrival in Washington, people thought he was working against the poor. premise: He arrived in Washington as a supposed champion of the poor.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Eventually it righted itself without his intervention. premise: you know it should it should have been rolling right along without him
neutral
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hypothesis: What is seen as stewardship information is necessary supplemental stewardship information premise: All stewardship information is deemed required supplemental stewardship information (RSSI).
entailment
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hypothesis: This yarn is yours. premise: It's your yarn.
entailment
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hypothesis: I was hoping that he would not have said anything. premise: The last thing I heard was his voice saying: 'That's not bluff!
neutral
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hypothesis: There are many musical performances in Ernakulam. premise: Performances of musical works are regularly held in Cochin's neighboring town of Ernakulam.
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hypothesis: I've read five of his other books, and they're much better. premise: yeah i i bought that one and i didn't get into involved in that one as well there's another one he wrote that even sounds better and it's kind of uh the whole concept of global peace you know it's like and communities building communities ...
neutral
388,568
hypothesis: Do you know how to cross-stitch? premise: have have you been cross-stitching long
contradiction
316,381
hypothesis: Treatments should work in the Ed premise: He suggested that the wording be made less for example, treatments that work should be made to work in the ED.
entailment
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hypothesis: Today is the day that you will have a fight with the Kal. premise: Today you're going to fight the Kal.
entailment
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hypothesis: They serve lunch and dinner each day. premise: Lunch and dinner daily from 10am to 10pm.
entailment
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hypothesis: You sound old. premise: you sound young
contradiction
179,681
hypothesis: When you go to the Chinese store, never ask for hoi sin sauce. premise: well if you go in a Chinese store ask for hoi sin H O I S I N
contradiction
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hypothesis: Holy Smoke, he said. premise: Well, Holy Smokes.
neutral
348,714
hypothesis: They wanted to affect the problem by having family law facilitators. premise: The Legislature has attempted to address the problem by establishing family- law facilitator offices throughout the state to help litigants in child-support matters.
entailment
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hypothesis: Red's mother wanted to put on a good face for company. premise: Red's mother was moving up, panting a little with the exertion and smiling a tight smile for the benefit of Slim in his capacity as guest.
neutral
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hypothesis: He was sad that the village had been destroyed. premise: His heart sank.
neutral
253,619
hypothesis: We had to do ours before we had kids. premise: just about oh it really is it really is also i said we mostly did ours before we started a family
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hypothesis: There are no buttons to choose a different display. premise: my wife's uh Chrysler convertible has little buttons that you can choose what display you want to see
contradiction
220,881
hypothesis: The predictions vary depending on many different circumstances. premise: These hourly predictions form the basis for direct calculation of daily and annual PM air quality metrics (e.g.
neutral
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hypothesis: I don't get it. premise: oh yes um-hum where oh yeah yes
contradiction
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hypothesis: "I began to understand that he was the big bug when the order for Tommy's execution came right after our interview at the Ritz." premise: But it wasn't till I heard that the order for Tommy's execution came right on the heels of our interview with him that Sunday that I began to tumble to the fact that he w...
neutral
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hypothesis: American Funniest Home Videos is a fun show to watch. premise: and America's Funniest Home Videos
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hypothesis: Some of them are brave. premise: they're pretty brave
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hypothesis: I enjoy this, it's good reading and good for us, too . premise: yeah yes yes it sure is but but it is good reading and it's good for us and and everything i really do enjoy it
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hypothesis: Barton Gellman thinks that the US was lucky to avoid going to war with China. premise: Woodward's 1996 campaign finance pieces struck a chord that still rings, and I predict a similar impact for Barton Gellman's two-part series last week about how the United States and China nearly went to war in 1996 (clic...
neutral
6,203
hypothesis: The assumption is true because it was copied verbatim from a prior statement based on solely facts. premise: The reasonableness of the assumption is unknown.
contradiction
295,504
hypothesis: I took the long way so no one would follow me. premise: I will not lead bandits here.
neutral
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hypothesis: Calvin Klein ads were taken down. premise: This is especially so when they displace Calvin Klein ads, which might have put Martin in a more socially beneficent mood.
neutral
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hypothesis: This hill was considered a strategic point in the defense of Guadeloupe by both British and French forces in the late 18th century. premise: Late in the 18th century, British and French forces fought bloody hand-to-hand battles for this strategic hill, considered the key to the defense of all Guadeloupe.
entailment
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hypothesis: The generally lazy regent was quite active in running the affairs of the state. premise: The generally lazy regent gave incompetent nobles too much of a say in the running of the state.
contradiction
241,183
hypothesis: The centerpiece of the new plan is very poorly designed. premise: The centerpiece of a new plan for the decrepit city's renewal wins more praise for its intentions than for its design.
neutral
330,485
hypothesis: Book and software pirates are given a pass under copyright laws. premise: Book and software pirates are prosecuted under the copyright laws, but pirates are not really plagiarists.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The correct answer is that the oligarchs are only interested in the short-term. premise: Another answer, which may interact with the first, is that the oligarchs are not in this for the long run anyway--that at some level they all expect the game to end fairly soon, and they are simply trying to grab as muc...
neutral
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hypothesis: Student research done leisurely premise: leisurely academic research.
neutral
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hypothesis: The Asset Forfeiture Fund deals with forfeited property. premise: Forfeited property is principally managed by the Asset Forfeiture Fund of the Justice Department and the Treasury Forfeiture Fund of the Treasury Department.
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hypothesis: I am also a veteran of all Nashville shows. premise: i'm a veteran of all of Dallas shows
neutral
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hypothesis: Yes, I will let you do that premise: You bet, son.
neutral
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hypothesis: The bureau dealt with the nation's parks. premise: Interior's National Park Service and Bureau of
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hypothesis: Rodriguez traded meat in exchange for ventilators and heart valves. premise: Even if Cubans lacked for meat, Rodriguez would have money for ventilators and heart valves.
neutral
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hypothesis: She is good at sewing. premise: Girls good.
neutral
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hypothesis: There are many unnecessary requirements that prohibit the disclosure of certain information. premise: If certain pertinent information is prohibited from general disclosure, the audit report should state the nature of the information omitted and the requirement that makes the omission necessary.
neutral
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hypothesis: Deep Cough--Reynold's employee--leaked the feds information about the tobacco company's manipulation of nicotine levels. premise: Reynolds employee--Deep Cough--leaked the feds information about the tobacco company's manipulation of nicotine levels.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Lido has been closed for decades. premise: The Folies Bergares (rue Richer), which launched the careers of Josephine Baker, Mistinguett, and Maurice Chevalier, and the Lido on the Champs-Elysees are both classic survivors.
contradiction
388,548
hypothesis: Kaffeeklatsch is among the coolest things there is. premise: In this context, it's hard to know what makes a kaffeeklatsch odd.
contradiction
120,097
hypothesis: The only way to prevent fresh, new panic is to use swift movements. premise: The Kentuckian had no idea of the passing of time; it was all part of the knowledge that slow movements, not swift ones, would prevent new panic.
contradiction
348,894
hypothesis: It might not be efficient for epa to make rulemaking decisions premise: It may not be efficient for EPA to make these choices in rulemaking.
entailment
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hypothesis: I meant to analyze the questions and form general principals. premise: I'm meant to analyze each question and extract a general ethical principle, a rule--i.e.
entailment
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hypothesis: I hate the windows everything is far to complex. premise: yeah and i love all the windows that they have out now too they have really simplified things
contradiction
169,772
hypothesis: You are obliged to me. premise: I'm much obliged to you.
contradiction
264,076
hypothesis: Some visitors to Nepal are trekkers. premise: For many visitors, trekking is the main purpose of a trip to Nepal.
entailment
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hypothesis: The civic sights rank the highest. premise: But here the civic sights take second place to the royal parks and palaces.
contradiction
216,120
hypothesis: We decided that no further investigation was needed as part of our task. premise: Recognizing the relationship between grid cell resolution and the certainty of results, we sought to estimate pollutant concentrations in more populated areas using higher resolution models.
contradiction
222,456
hypothesis: The real me only said things when I was angry. premise: 'Ah,' said the real me.
neutral
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hypothesis: The Imperial Palace's East Garden closes two days a week for maintenance. premise: The Imperial Palace's East Garden is open to the public every day except Monday and Friday.
neutral
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hypothesis: Although certainly true. premise: but exactly
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hypothesis: He works in Spokane. premise: no he uh works uh for a different company yeah in the Dallas area but when he went away to college and he was on an allowance from the time he was in the seventh grade and uh a small allowance and all the way through college and he held three jobs while he was in college and we...
contradiction
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hypothesis: We haven't played much because we have been busy. premise: like you i haven't played any or not much this year i played a couple of times but
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hypothesis: and none of them are partying. premise: and most of them are partying
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