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304,333 | hypothesis: There is a long walk between the bastion and the coast. premise: Its ramparts, built and rebuilt from the 12th to the 18th centuries, make a bracing walk, with the stretch between the Saint-Philippe bastion and the Tour Bidouane opening up a vista along the whole Emerald Coast. | entailment |
375,692 | hypothesis: Dod has many things of which they should re evaluate. premise: However, DOD policy still lacks criteria to be used to capture specific design and manufacturing knowledge and does not require the use of that knowledge as exit criteria at key decision points to transition from system integration to system de... | neutral |
3,253 | hypothesis: Akeem added an H to the front of his name so his name is now Hakeem premise: ever since Akeem changed his uh first name to Hakeem he added the H to the front | entailment |
505 | hypothesis: It's interesting, I heard it while watching the TV. premise: um i don't know i you know i heard a very interesting and maybe it's just the TV show or movie i was watching they were going through a trial and i think it was like on one of the the documentary TV shows where they ask for the the verdict by the ... | entailment |
264,960 | hypothesis: Your hand is really shaky, I pointed out. premise: What a steady hand you've got, I remarked. | contradiction |
145,772 | hypothesis: We have to be off the phone by 8 pm. premise: right that's how it is at our house when you're on the phone oh it's open | neutral |
364,141 | hypothesis: The sport of Kings is appreciated by all levels of society. premise: All levels of society share a feverish interest in the Sport of Kings. | entailment |
131,240 | hypothesis: The goals were mentioned in the program letters. premise: 4 For a fuller articulation of these goals, see LSC Program Letters 98-1, 98-6, and 2000-7, and Strategic Directions 2000-2005, adopted by the LSC Board of Directors on January 28, 2000. | entailment |
153,139 | hypothesis: There will be a very large party. premise: It'll be quite a party.' | neutral |
303,732 | hypothesis: June is the busiest month to visit the area. premise: Go in May or October, if you can the crowds at Easter and from June to September can be horrible (May and October are hardly better, but are at least a bit cooler). | neutral |
216,789 | hypothesis: You can see all the way to the Agra Fort. premise: This boasts a view as far as the Agra Fort. | entailment |
261,282 | hypothesis: There are many small museums in Italy. premise: One of Italy's loveliest and most important small museums, its highlights include some outstanding sculptures by Bernini and Canova (whose portrayal of Napoleon's sister as a reclining Venus is arguably the museum's most famous attraction), as well as painti... | neutral |
84,138 | hypothesis: You'll get some tools that are worth a lot of money. premise: so you've got thousands of dollars or so i mean you get a thousand dollars worth of tools | entailment |
293,904 | hypothesis: It will take 2 months to complete the design alone. premise: In summary, the total time needed to complete the design, installation, and testing at a facility with one ACI unit is about 15 months, at a facility with two ACI units is approximately 16 months. | neutral |
147,349 | hypothesis: It is apparent that for this generation who have never fought in a war that they will not be hard on Bush's military record. premise: Meanwhile, voters younger than Bush know little of the military and therefore tend to be impressed that he served at all rather than concerned with how he served. | neutral |
208,672 | hypothesis: The dialogue opens with a line. premise: What is the opening line of dialogue? | entailment |
266,691 | hypothesis: The final flourish was the best part. premise: Without that final flourish of virtuosity, the shtick would have been just weird. | neutral |
42,038 | hypothesis: Sir James received a glass half full of brandy from Julius. premise: I wish that young fellow would hurry up with the brandy. At that moment Julius re-entered the room, carrying a glass half full of the spirit which he handed to Sir James. | entailment |
204,485 | hypothesis: The Atlantic coast is the most impressive of them all. premise: Below the estuary of the Loire, the Atlantic coast is the preserve of the country's most independent-minded ports, the Protestant strong?hold of La Rochelle and the proud, proserous city of Bordeaux. | neutral |
22,390 | hypothesis: Artaud's art is insidious. premise: Artaud's art is insidious; its penetration of what we know is so acute, its lucidity so much the equal of its delusion, that deciding where the one leaves off and the other begins can seem merely a measure of our own delusions. | entailment |
129,798 | hypothesis: The GAO performs audits with its own standards they make up. premise: GAO performs its audit and analytical work in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards (GAGAS or the Yellow Book standards which can be found at www.gao.gov). | contradiction |
340,921 | hypothesis: If the BAC is forsaken then good management will be prevented. premise: Peter Rostenberg agreed that forsaking the BAC prevents good management and good medicine. | entailment |
144,357 | hypothesis: The story was written by her daughter fifteen years later. premise: The frescoes illustrate the tragic story of Princess Krishna's suicide at Jodhpur. | neutral |
316,198 | hypothesis: We won four in a row. premise: yeah four in a row | neutral |
326,133 | hypothesis: It hadn't been prepped under it. premise: correctly with you know uh an enamel or something but um it had not either that or it had had not been prepared underneath and it was greasy or something | entailment |
348,105 | hypothesis: No other circuits have concluded that the review is available for decisions. premise: *We note that three other circuits have concluded that rational basis judicial review is available for decisions of the LSC that affect grantees. | contradiction |
314,848 | hypothesis: Some people can't resist and just rip theirs up. premise: um-hum right some people have a rip theirs up just because they can't you know they can't resist them | entailment |
10,131 | hypothesis: The mask yielded no potential evidence of how the bard died. premise: The mask also shows a swelling in the upper left eyelid, which, according to Professor Walter Lerche, head of the Horst-Schmidt eye clinic in Wiesbaden, Germany, could be evidence of a rare form of cancer that may have killed the bard. | contradiction |
149,105 | hypothesis: Several companies had appealed to the government to dam the Bertram River. premise: On the road from Ringlet is the Sultan Abu Bakar Lake, an artificial lake formed by the damming of the Bertam River. | neutral |
201,890 | hypothesis: There is a schoolhouse. premise: Schoolhouse ... right here ... he mouthed. | entailment |
346,821 | hypothesis: Automobiles are not allowed to enter the old city. premise: But the town itself, with its miraculously preserved old city center, has much else to offer. | neutral |
343,403 | hypothesis: The bees and other insects will cross pollinate your plants. premise: no it's just the like the bees and insects will do it | neutral |
156,257 | hypothesis: The hospital chapel did not contain any art. premise: Be sure to see the masterpiece of Flemish art commissioned for the hospital chapel, Rogier van der Weyden's altarpiece of the Last Judg?ment. | contradiction |
314,923 | hypothesis: Only visit Howrah Station is you're traveling by train. premise: Even if you're not arriving in the city by train, start your visit at Howrah Station. | contradiction |
55,647 | hypothesis: The best seasons for climbing are spring and fall, but any weekend has plenty of climbers. premise: Spring and fall are optimum climbing seasons, but almost any weekend will find a crosesection of the international rock-jock community roping up in the canyon. | entailment |
289,742 | hypothesis: Nothing has ever been built in dedication to Isis. premise: Dedicated to the goddess Isis, and her main center of worship, it was inaugurated in the fourth century b.c. | contradiction |
388,507 | hypothesis: Greuze was not convinced. premise: 'Maybe,' Greuze seemed unconvinced. | entailment |
107,561 | hypothesis: In addition to surveys, some leading organizations will conduct interviews to help identify necessary skills.. premise: Leading organizations sometimes use surveys that compare missing capabilities with market availability to determine what skills to acquire through hired professionals. | neutral |
227,146 | hypothesis: I am qualified to assess the validity of this, Sherlock. premise: Correct. Proceed, O Sherlock! | neutral |
124,741 | hypothesis: I looked everywhere for it, even space. premise: I looked everywhere for it." | neutral |
6,609 | hypothesis: The APA didn't make any action to resolve the issue of homosexuality being a mental disorder until the late 1980's. premise: In 1974, after a series of heated and embarrassingly public quarrels on the topic, the APA decided to resolve the question of whether or not homosexuality should be called a mental di... | contradiction |
359,457 | hypothesis: An empanada is like a cheese danish. premise: well basically it's what we call empanadas which is which is like right right meat turnovers | contradiction |
39,958 | hypothesis: Several offices and departments cooperate with one another in order to improve financial management practices. premise: The Joint Financial Management Improvement Program (JFMIP) is a joint cooperative undertaking of the Office of Management and Budget, the General Accounting Office, the Department of Treas... | entailment |
301,936 | hypothesis: Bedpans and chain gangs are no longer seen today. premise: (So bedpans and chain gangs are out. | neutral |
28,742 | hypothesis: The wolf lord had a plan and they were perfect for it. premise: This made them perfect for what the wolf lord had planned. | entailment |
151,929 | hypothesis: Right, but the thing is, if you can save a good amount money you can spend that money to grow your business by buying more tires - so it's worth it to go for a good deal. premise: yeah but if you can get a good deal you know if you can save five thousand dollars five thousand dollars buys a lot of tires | entailment |
331,915 | hypothesis: There was every reason to give false information. premise: Why, what was there to lie about? | contradiction |
305,027 | hypothesis: The department has provided low level leadership. premise: In addition to providing top-level leadership and accountability, the department will need to develop employee performance management systems that can serve as a key tool for aligning institutional, unit, and employee performance; achieving results;... | contradiction |
197,671 | hypothesis: Put this as the first thing on your to do list. premise: Use this wonderful first contact with the city as your introductory (and inexpensive) tour. | neutral |
59,426 | hypothesis: Tommy kept silent. premise: Shades of Pelmanism! said Tommy, and relapsed into silence. | contradiction |
306,645 | hypothesis: Did anyone send him an email last night? premise: (Have any of you phoned him today?) | contradiction |
290,025 | hypothesis: The first floor is the best place to be for the most wanted artifacts. premise: The artifacts that most people put at the top of their lists are on the second floor, so you may want to head there first before you get worn out. | contradiction |
78,605 | hypothesis: It remains so. premise: yeah still is | entailment |
54,659 | hypothesis: One task that falls on management is rewarding top performers. premise: Second, they seek to provide management with the objective and fact-based information it needs to reward top performers. | entailment |
199,891 | hypothesis: I bet you are lying, that's all. premise: I call your bluff, that's all. | entailment |
185,709 | hypothesis: SCR's are projected to be vastly installed in order to be in compliance with NOX SIP Call. premise: During the first time period analyzed (through the end of 2005), EPA projects that a large number of SCR's will be installed to meet the requirements of the NOX SIP Call. | entailment |
338,902 | hypothesis: I think she doesn't belong with him premise: yeah and that just she doesn't belong with him | entailment |
307,783 | hypothesis: They said he didn't have a plan. premise: They said he had no plan. | entailment |
114,038 | hypothesis: Bharatpur is quite close to Agra. premise: Strictly speaking, Bharatpur is in Rajasthan, but proximity, just 42 km (26 miles) due west of Agra, makes it logical to include here. | entailment |
243,330 | hypothesis: Menacingly, he said that they would be disposed of. premise: They are soon disposed of afterwards." 62 There was a sinister note in his voice. | entailment |
225,158 | hypothesis: I have to go. premise: huh all right well listen i've got to go | entailment |
381,201 | hypothesis: I've just had to deal with the occasional kitty cold, and a few incidences of puke in the carpet. premise: now my cat i've had her for eight or nine years i had her spayed and i had her declawed which you know was an initial expense but then she has not been sick one day i have never had her to the vet othe... | neutral |
226,202 | hypothesis: John spoke out of turn. premise: Not at all, interpolated John. | neutral |
66,431 | hypothesis: A lot of nightclubs focus on drinking because that's what people like to do on vacation. premise: Other nightclubs place as much emphasis on drinking as dancing, including Drink Las Vegas (Tel. 702/796-5519), a fabulous two-story nightclub with numerous bars serving every drink known to man. | neutral |
289,707 | hypothesis: I only do aerobics every single week night. premise: well i do i switch every other day one day i walk and one day i do the aerobics | contradiction |
50,675 | hypothesis: I told everyone but John. premise: Listen, I have said nothing to anybody but John. | contradiction |
78,030 | hypothesis: A long-term perspective was gained through a study of 2 decades of saving trends. premise: To provide a long-term perspective we focused on saving trends over the last 4 decades-from 1960 to 2000. | contradiction |
69,606 | hypothesis: Do you have one or several papers for tomorrow? premise: do you have just one paper or do you have several | neutral |
1,753 | hypothesis: I don't like mascots. premise: I couldn't help imagining a life-size dancing mascot. | contradiction |
254,018 | hypothesis: It's how well you remember it and nothing else matters beyond that. premise: and it's how well you can remember it all | neutral |
174,982 | hypothesis: The air-tight packaging is used in order to provide a safer transportation. premise: When you buy a couple of kilos, they'll ship it for you in air-tight packages. | neutral |
205,350 | hypothesis: These executives often use their insider knowledge to make huge sums of money off selling and buying stocks, they never get caught either. premise: The result is that these executives can make huge sums if the stock price rebounds. | contradiction |
12,921 | hypothesis: My first trip to California included a trip to Death Valley. premise: i was surprised that last year was my first trip out there i'd never been to California and i went through out to Death Valley and | entailment |
262,288 | hypothesis: There are different types of duplicates, some of which are more common than other. premise: A duplicate is not merely the submission of exactly the same case twice by computer or other error, but also any situation in which the same client returns to the program with the same legal problem in the same year. | neutral |
143,923 | hypothesis: INS published a notice of proposed rulemaking and received comments for 30 days. premise: Here, INS published a notice of proposed rulemaking on January 3, 1997, and received comments for 30 days, and therefore the good cause exception was not properly invoked. | entailment |
274,704 | hypothesis: You promised you loved me. premise: Snitcher! You promised you wouldn't tell. | contradiction |
226,020 | hypothesis: The neigbors are very upset that Schultz made his driveway larger and put in a gate. premise: Ensconced in a large home abutting a small park, Schultz enlarged his driveway and, with the definitive grace of a successful CEO, erected a Citizen Kane autograph-model gate. | neutral |
359,775 | hypothesis: The maternal dog did survive the birthing process. premise: yeah she did survive | neutral |
180,463 | hypothesis: The source of the request is unknown. premise: by Members, congressional staff, agencies, or the press), the source of the request and the project's objectives, scope, and methodology. | neutral |
162,763 | hypothesis: Certain initiatives are less common than passive systems, for instance the HHS web site for administrative simplification. premise: , the HHS web site for its administrative simplification initiative), but were much less common than passive systems. | neutral |
327,279 | hypothesis: The wind had kicked up a sandstorm, limiting visibility. premise: He could no longer make out individual riders, just the rising dust. | neutral |
210,553 | hypothesis: I can't see what you mean. premise: yeah oh okay i see what you're saying yeah | contradiction |
361,735 | hypothesis: This sea cliff is very low and plummets into the Pacific ocean. premise: One of the highest sea cliffs in the world, it plummets 590 m (1,900 ft) to the Atlantic. | contradiction |
85,025 | hypothesis: More people now think that smoking is not harmful. premise: And as time went on, the case for tobacco's liability would have grown weaker, since public awareness of smoking's hazards has grown stronger. | contradiction |
353,622 | hypothesis: Did you ever read Harry Potter? premise: i don't know if they could do it or not did you read Tom Clancy's A Clear and Present Danger | contradiction |
390,159 | hypothesis: No, it's not electronic, it's completely made of wood. premise: yeah you know they but it's electronic | contradiction |
373,097 | hypothesis: The Rebs were able to put Hodges in jail. premise: Except for Hodges, an' th' Rebs threw him in jail after they took his business an' what cash he had on hand." | entailment |
148,591 | hypothesis: The claims against employers of former H-2A workers did not succeed, but caused significant trouble for the employers. premise: Individual employers were aware as claims were pursued against them after their former H-2A workers had left the United States. | neutral |
119,285 | hypothesis: The worst Westchester novel in the past 25 years. premise: The best Westchester novel of the past quarter-century, E.L. | contradiction |
330,884 | hypothesis: The South was never segregated. premise: It's true that the cult of the Lost Cause is resurgent in the South, albeit stripped of its once-blatant segregationism. | contradiction |
276,996 | hypothesis: Hilikekr has been on the board for decades. premise: An LAF board member since the mid-'80s, Hilliker has been involved with legal aid in some way for his entire career. | entailment |
116,181 | hypothesis: They're the worst team premise: oh yeah they're they're so much better than anybody else it's uh that they're prohibitive favorites in winning all their games | contradiction |
139,703 | hypothesis: I'd like to go survival camping. premise: kind of rely on my own resources a bit although i guess i haven't gone survival camping where i scrape together all my food i've always carried it with me but uh | neutral |
263,160 | hypothesis: The election funds were almost 200 million dollars. premise: Sufficient money and party regulars and money have been assembled to make the primaries and indeed the general election even more than usually irrelevant. | neutral |
344,501 | hypothesis: He was a coward and ran away leaving the president to defend himself. premise: right yeah i think it's a i i think it's great and i'm trying to think the uh secret service agent that got uh injured so badly when he was trying to protect President Reagan | contradiction |
55,101 | hypothesis: If the U.S. monopoly is considered, then it is, technically, primarily a revenue monopoly. premise: Technically, the U.S. monopoly is primarily a revenue monopoly. | entailment |
209,301 | hypothesis: The experience at the coastline of the Greek islands varies throughout the year. premise: Exploring the coastline or interior of the Greek islands offers a different experience with each season of year. | entailment |
147,506 | hypothesis: Price Elasticity of Demand is equivalent to a one percent increase in the price of the good. premise: Price Elasticity of Demand = One percent increase in the price of the ith good, p , brings about what percentage change in the household's demand for | entailment |
55,593 | hypothesis: Our city takes them somewhere. premise: yeah i i'm guess our city you know in picking them up must take them somewhere else and get something for them | entailment |
328,870 | hypothesis: I made a plan last year to come to Europe to find you. premise: I came over to Europe on purpose to find you and a pretty dance you've led me." The car slackened speed. | neutral |
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