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253,189 | hypothesis: The subject of litigation has been raised by issues of the agencies. premise: However, a few of the issues raised by the agencies are the subject of litigation (Walker v. | entailment |
309,088 | hypothesis: The carry value and the book value refer to completely different concepts. premise: BOOK VALUE - The net amount at which an asset or liability is carried on the books of account (also referred to as carrying value or amount). | contradiction |
5,808 | hypothesis: The truth was obvious. premise: In this case, surely, the truth was only too plain and apparent. | entailment |
334,928 | hypothesis: There are other types of Islam followers in India. premise: Followers of Islam in India are divided into two primary Sunnis (adherents of the Sunna law expounded by Mohammed's own words and deeds) and Shiites (followers of those interpretations proposed by Mohammed's cousin Ali). | neutral |
265,718 | hypothesis: Dublin has a large student population due to half of Ireland's population being under 25. premise: Almost half of Ireland's population is under twenty-five, and with its universities and professional schools, Dublin also has a large student population. | neutral |
177,190 | hypothesis: Julius Caesar laid at least one black marble pavement in his life. premise: Steps nearby lead underground to the Lapis Niger, a black marble pavement laid by Julius Caesar over the presumed grave of Romulus, the city's founder. | entailment |
183,136 | hypothesis: Alternatives to evolution exist according to Lynn. premise: There is no alternative to evolution, asserted Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, during a recent Fox News debate. | contradiction |
101,859 | hypothesis: Most major cities had chlorinated water by 1913. premise: and we started doing um large quantities of chlorination of water starting around uh where we experimented with it in nineteen oh three and nineteen thirteen most of the major cities had chlorinated water | entailment |
173,878 | hypothesis: Belize and Gibraltar are really the only options for getting around American divorce judgments. premise: (Belize and Gibraltar are best, because they don't recognize American divorce judgments.) | neutral |
282,568 | hypothesis: My cats seem to love chocolate. premise: my my cats don't think much of chocolate course they're so they're so damn finicky anyway | contradiction |
367,928 | hypothesis: TWEAK did better than CAGE or AUDIT with white women. premise: TWEAK per-formed better than CAGE or AUDIT among white women. | entailment |
199,042 | hypothesis: They told me the truth. premise: Somehow, that wasn't the answer I'd hoped for. | neutral |
104,387 | hypothesis: Langostinos are a local delicacy because of their size. premise: Gambas are prawns, and langostinos the jumbo-sized version. | neutral |
193,001 | hypothesis: It is not always right but sometimes it is. premise: Which is right--sometimes. | entailment |
226,348 | hypothesis: The euro plan encourages them to blame themselves for the required reductions. premise: So the euro plan allows them to blame foreign interests for required reductions. | contradiction |
161,204 | hypothesis: I can see five different ways of going with today's question. premise: The way I figure it, there are two ways to go with today's question. | contradiction |
390,366 | hypothesis: The simplest explanation is rarely the correct one. premise: The simplest explanation is always the most likely." | contradiction |
210,441 | hypothesis: Did you say Thank God. premise: ' (or was that 'THANK God'?) | entailment |
10,732 | hypothesis: There is no success factor associated with the legitimacy strategic planning level. premise: While the first success factor refers to legitimacy at a strategic planning level, this success factor addresses a more operational level. | contradiction |
82,688 | hypothesis: The FCC will accept comments on the collection until February of 1998. premise: The FCC has requested emergency approval by OMB of the revised collection by March 2, 1998, and will accept comments on the collection until February 25, 1998. | entailment |
312,455 | hypothesis: The magazine mentioned the plan. premise: The plan has been touted in the New York Times Magazine. | entailment |
161,835 | hypothesis: The effect after the period of 2010 might eventually decline sharply. premise: Because this effect will be more pronounced in the period following 2010 and because other market factors may also change over time, the longer term projections are of less value than those out to 2010. | neutral |
5,480 | hypothesis: I never had that much courage. premise: oh i could never do that i was never that brave but um yeah | entailment |
186,998 | hypothesis: It will return at 5 in the afternoon. premise: It will no doubt return soon. | neutral |
350,386 | hypothesis: Many employees have quit their jobs because of the unnecessarily restrictive claims. premise: Other indications of inefficiency are management claims that work rules are unnecessarily restrictive and that 73,075 grievances were filed by employees in FY 1995 and not resolved at the local level. | neutral |
195,537 | hypothesis: My wife got a signed picture from Costner because he's her favorite. premise: uh well my wife uh has got a uh a picture from Kevin Costner and he signed it it's from Dances with Wolves yeah and he signed it he he happens to be uh a friend of one of her her business associates | neutral |
337,199 | hypothesis: When the weather is not good you really don't have any excuse. premise: yeah it's nice because when the weather's bad you can't you don't have any excuse | entailment |
375,381 | hypothesis: It's not as crazy as something I read this morning. premise: It's not half so insane as a thing I read this morning beginning 'Petunia' | entailment |
197,584 | hypothesis: He enjoyed his task of scrutinizing celluloid. premise: What do you suppose he found when he scrutinized these miles of celluloid with Pitt doing nothing and taking his sweet time doing it? | neutral |
294,697 | hypothesis: He frowned every few seconds or so, deep in thought. premise: From time to time, he frowned, as if the sight of the sky was making him wonder. | neutral |
36,697 | hypothesis: Hard to know how expensive it really was. premise: we'll probably never know how much it actually cost | entailment |
23,061 | hypothesis: Mayor Bloomberg's plan was celebrated by everyone. premise: The New York City Council yesterday offered a radically different set of priorities for the handling of the city's legal work in its response to Mayor Bloomberg's plan to close a projected $4. | contradiction |
1,037 | hypothesis: They're saying that the entity is in violation of antitrust laws put in place before the Great Depression. premise: Now they argue that the single entity suppresses salaries and violates antitrust laws. | neutral |
375,747 | hypothesis: There is no ruler of Rome. premise: Cola di Rienzo rules Rome | contradiction |
362,035 | hypothesis: HMOs are really bad and it's alarming. premise: Largely because they have heard so many alarming tales about HMOs. | neutral |
371,429 | hypothesis: The desired outcome can be achieved by yourself. premise: It involves a projector for the focussing of thought and, even more than that, conscious attention on the part of both projector and receptor. | contradiction |
40,139 | hypothesis: Even now, in the 2010s, Benidorm has not been able to attract a large amount of tourists. premise: Despite efforts over a hundred years ago by a local entrepreneur, who hoped to bring holiday-makers to the area by a regular stage coach service, large-scale tourism didn't come to Benidorm until the early 19... | contradiction |
340,322 | hypothesis: There is no legal basis to ever void a change. premise: Failure to abide by the procedural requirements of Chapter 36 has been recognized as a sufficient legal basis for voiding the intended change. | contradiction |
326,275 | hypothesis: We don't know who we can trust at this point. premise: There are spies all round us. | neutral |
354,032 | hypothesis: We do not want to stay here for very long. premise: We might look over what Trinfan has picked up as long as we are out here. | neutral |
335,985 | hypothesis: State justice community leaders have regular diversity conferences. premise: There are regular diversity conferences for state justice community leaders. | entailment |
210,107 | hypothesis: I need more advice. premise: I need advice. | neutral |
326,605 | hypothesis: I don't think I'm as smart as him. premise: 'Because I think he's smarter than me.' | entailment |
100,733 | hypothesis: Viscous recommended another set of studies in 1993. premise: The Alternative Estimate addresses this issue by using an estimate of the value of statistical life that is based only on the set of five contingent valuation studies included in the larger set of 26 studies recommended by Viscusi (1992) as applic... | neutral |
131,223 | hypothesis: You may be able to buy a buffalo in Sabah, but the shipping in not included in the price. premise: In Sabah, you may even be able to buy a buffalo, though shipping is not included in the purchase price. | entailment |
328,118 | hypothesis: The church of San Matteo is grayish mixed with white. premise: The Romanesque-Gothic church of San Matteo has the same gray-and-white facade. | entailment |
338,775 | hypothesis: The bill of fare is the same as every other bill of fare. premise: The bill of fare is numbingly standard. | neutral |
6,657 | hypothesis: All shareholders are unquestionably free of conflicts of interest. premise: Some participants believed that shareholders were benefiting from litigation and questioned the appropriateness of civil-based enforcement actions, citing the fact that shareholders have already been financially hurt by the actions ... | contradiction |
145,346 | hypothesis: I don't want to speak at the program. premise: gathered and the program and so forth so i was interested in as i said i was interested in being a speaker | contradiction |
186,188 | hypothesis: This isn't a masterpiece and has no value or meaning. premise: This unquestionable masterpiece of French civilization marks the transition in the 12th century from the solid, sober Romanesque style of the Church's beginnings to the more airy, assertive Gothic of its ascendancy. | contradiction |
196,922 | hypothesis: The colonization occurred in one fell swoop. premise: Their colonization of the coast took place in successive waves of immigration. | contradiction |
59,703 | hypothesis: That does not sound interesting to me, but thanks for suggesting it. premise: uh-huh i'm writing it down that does sound that's sound really good um what kind of counseling do you do or should we stay on the topic of books | contradiction |
329,781 | hypothesis: They might be able to get at least ten hours of sailing practice, if they take out a boat they will have a good time. premise: where they might get uh maybe ten or fifteen hours of sailing experience go down to uh uh British Tortolla and charter a boat for a week and they take it out and have a grand time | entailment |
377,144 | hypothesis: You've lost the ability to think quickly enough. premise: because you no longer can think that fast anyway | entailment |
252,165 | hypothesis: The fed is pushing us towards their goals of unemployment rates instead of working towards full employment. premise: Instead of an invisible hand pushing the economy toward full employment in some unspecified long run, we have the visible hand of the Fed pushing us toward its estimate of the noninflationary... | entailment |
59,087 | hypothesis: The crater is off limits premise: Barring risks from unscheduled activity, you can go as far as the 600 m- (1,962 ft-) wide steaming crater. | contradiction |
336,841 | hypothesis: The cost of all the edict pillars was non consequential for the rich Emperor Ashoka. premise: Emperor Ashoka commanded his edict-pillars to be built within the monasteries and stupas, of which he had thousands constructed. | neutral |
175,674 | hypothesis: Should they have allowed Helms to mock them because of the army's expectations? premise: What was expected of them that they should have let Helms pour it on maybe serve as butts for a series of practical jokes without raising a finger in their own defense? | neutral |
36,893 | hypothesis: I think that it sounds awful. premise: i imagine oh that doesn't that sounds good | contradiction |
247,238 | hypothesis: I'm still trying to be confident when I speak in a crowd. premise: Still trying to get the hang of my voice. | neutral |
108,447 | hypothesis: The pictures were of trees. premise: His face was on the table; a spread of photographs. | contradiction |
148,049 | hypothesis: Auditors should always feel free to make determinations of illegality. premise: Thus, when auditors disclose matters that have led them to conclude that an illegal act is likely to have occurred, they should not imply that they have made a determination of illegality. | contradiction |
203,469 | hypothesis: The Commission collects money equal to its budget authority from consumers each year. premise: a 2214, requires the Commission to recover from its applicants and licensees, for each fiscal year through 1998, an amount that approximates 100 percent of the Commission's budget authority less any amount appropr... | entailment |
371,918 | hypothesis: Before being distributed out amongst the faithful as talismans, the structures are broken apart into smaller pieces. premise: The structures are broken up into small pieces and distributed to the faithful as talismans. | entailment |
101,054 | hypothesis: A Reuters correspondent suspected Bush of using cocaine. premise: The second version, posed by a Reuters correspondent, was whether Bush thought rumors of his cocaine use were being planted. | entailment |
152,940 | hypothesis: He only sells to Upper West Side Manhattan residents. premise: His books aren't being sold exclusively to residents of Manhattan's Upper West Side. | contradiction |
359,244 | hypothesis: Deleware Water is not wet. premise: Service Actions at Delaware Water Gap, | contradiction |
214,678 | hypothesis: Does Bradley get it? premise: Does Bradley get it? | entailment |
72,610 | hypothesis: His normal speed was faster than his friends. premise: Still, it took a while to get near his normal speed. | neutral |
24,438 | hypothesis: Scottish descendants may find their ancestor's tartan, or choose one that catches their eye. premise: If you have any Scottish ancestry, you will be able to find the tartan for you; otherwise, it is a matter of finding a pattern that you like. | entailment |
18,411 | hypothesis: Gates and Appiah paved the way for those to follow. premise: And Gates and Appiah would have to be thanked for opening the door. | neutral |
284,619 | hypothesis: he said his show will help gangsters understand by being close captioned for them. premise: (He says his show will be close-captioned for the ebonically impaired. | neutral |
145,541 | hypothesis: Tuppence wasn't sure. premise: Yes, but how? cried Tuppence. | neutral |
336,402 | hypothesis: His scar is shaped like a triangle. premise: In the center of his chest was a grizzly scar, wide and star-shaped. | contradiction |
23,949 | hypothesis: The tourist office is located near the mosque gate. premise: Almost opposite the mosque gate are the tourist office and the entrance to the Crusader City which was buried by El-Jezzar, who simply constructed his new citadel on top of the Crusader structures in order to avoid dismantling their enormous found... | entailment |
301,444 | hypothesis: David, you are responding in a too prickly way, said his boss. premise: I think, David, you are being too prickly in responding to it. | neutral |
34,377 | hypothesis: The Commission on Access to Justice reported steps taken towards equal access to justice for all California residents. premise: In its new report, the Commission on Access to Justice notes some significant steps toward providing equal access to justice for all Californians. | entailment |
271,642 | hypothesis: "Go ahead and try to deceive us," Nema said. premise: You _are_ Dave Hanson, therefore." "Don't try to deceive us," Nema suggested. | contradiction |
58,297 | hypothesis: The Corinthian portico is a beautiful building. premise: The Corinthian portico was designed by James Gandon, who was also responsible for the Custom House on the north bank of the Liffey. | neutral |
341,083 | hypothesis: Shockingly, Normady's capital escaped the bombing completely unscathed. premise: Normandy's capital suffered devastating bomb damage in 1944 and many buildings have since been lovingly restored or reconstructed. | contradiction |
269,729 | hypothesis: The sign Grappillage Interdit means that anyone is welcome to take grapes. premise: The sign Grappillage Interdit means just what it says ' Don't steal the grapes, referring even to those left hanging at the end of the harvest. | entailment |
182,685 | hypothesis: The agency can categorize the expenses as cost of goods sold rather than research and development. premise: At the end of 5 years, however, the agency will be able to report the expenses to be categorized as research and development rather than the outlays for each of the preceding 5 years. | contradiction |
201,896 | hypothesis: The deficit is being treated essentially like a nonissue. premise: Those politicians who have devoted their lives to exacerbating that burden--like Bob Dole and Bill Clinton--would prefer to divert your attention to relative nonissues like the deficit. | entailment |
106,432 | hypothesis: There was legislation that addressed their concerns. premise: In 1998, Congress passed legislation intended to address concerns from private-sector entities about exposure to legal liability and antitrust law violations that might arise due to sharing information on Year 2000 readiness. | entailment |
157,965 | hypothesis: The ointment didn't do enough to help. premise: The unguent helped, but it wasn't enough. | entailment |
370,295 | hypothesis: CIOs of these divisions normally don't work together if they can help it. premise: The CIOs of these divisions work together, leveraging opportunities for shared IT products and services so that each unit can invest fewer dollars to accommodate common needs. | neutral |
172,990 | hypothesis: The highest levels of a business strive on communication. premise: A common theme among the CIOs we interviewed was that the message of the importance of IT to the organization must be communicated at the highest levels. | neutral |
297,289 | hypothesis: At some time during 1974 or before that time, computer kids were designing computer games. premise: And Stewart Brand's II Cybernetic Frontiers (1974), which recounts how this generation of computer kids designed computer games based on science fiction and used the Internet to fashion a universe of their ow... | entailment |
151,812 | hypothesis: The contribution to SMI was paid directly by the General Fund. premise: It differs from the contribution to SMI primarily in that it is paid by another program entity (the CCC) rather than directly by the General Fund. | entailment |
384,097 | hypothesis: Arnolfo di Cambio began developing the city's centro storico in 1357. premise: The very heart of the city's centro storico, it was begun in 1296 under Arnolfo di Cambio, although the imposing green, white, and rosemarble neo-Gothic facade was completed only six centuries later. | contradiction |
267,248 | hypothesis: Clinton also banned stem cell research. premise: 3) President Clinton banned federal funding of research on human cloning. | neutral |
239,168 | hypothesis: The Title V operating permit will not be finalized until the control device is tested for compliance. premise: The Title V operating permit must also be made available for public comment and is not made final until compliance testing on the control device is completed. | entailment |
360,115 | hypothesis: People are scared to do anything. premise: but there's a lot of them it's very prevalent a lot of the crime is very prevalent | neutral |
122,647 | hypothesis: There are no regulations prohibiting the release of any information. premise: Certain information may be prohibited from general disclosure by federal, state, or local laws or regulations. | contradiction |
209,041 | hypothesis: The La Brea Tar Pits have been a known location for digging up fossils from up to 40k years ago. premise: A curious and fascinating attraction is the La Brea Tar Pits, one of the world's richest sources of Pleistocene fossils that date back 40,000 years. | entailment |
230,374 | hypothesis: Some subgroups need their own tests. premise: In addition to women, other subgroups such as adolescents, older adults, pregnant women, psychiatric patients, and Spanish speakers may need screening with modified or unique tests. | entailment |
301,105 | hypothesis: Cheap and soft wont work. premise: Cheap and soft is fine. | contradiction |
186,681 | hypothesis: The less robust estimates are based on the Six-Cities Study. premise: Some have noted that the less robust estimates based on the Six-Cities Study are significantly higher than those based on the more broadly distributed ACS data sets. | entailment |
372,435 | hypothesis: The Riviera di Ponente does not have family resorts. premise: The picturesque, more rugged coast east of Genoa is known as the Riviera di Levante (Riviera of the Rising Sun), while the coast west to the French border at Ventimiglia is the Riviera di Ponente (Riviera of the Setting Sun), better known for the... | contradiction |
86,757 | hypothesis: Navigating the courts without a lawyer is very complicated, and people need guidelines to help them. premise: They also created a packet of information available for free to help people navigate the court system without a lawyer. | neutral |
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