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273,638 | hypothesis: The in-group incantation was never scheduled and quickly forgotten about. premise: There was a briefly popular in-group incantation (if by in-group we mean me), an acknowledgement of how crowded a demonstration could La Raza Unida Is Standing on My Feet-a! | contradiction |
56,676 | hypothesis: These adaptations create the need for a more comprehensive understanding of case study techniques and other techniques. premise: These adaptations created the need for a better understanding of the relationship between case study techniques and other techniques and between quantitative and qualitative appro... | entailment |
353,825 | hypothesis: I don't like thinking about very scary things. premise: coming out of the TV that just doesn't make my day you know | neutral |
122,019 | hypothesis: He had never worked in San Fernando. premise: During his first year in the new territory, he served 25,000 in the program - a 20 percent increase over his caseload for San Fernando alone, Dudovitz said. | contradiction |
180,718 | hypothesis: I think the US is backwards compared to the rest of the world. premise: no i'm a i'm a student here um yeah i think we should adopt it i i think we're a little bit backward as far as the rest of the world's concerned | neutral |
172,095 | hypothesis: Homeland's new department complicates public health priority setting. premise: Homeland New Department Could Improve Coordination But May Complicate Public Health Priority Setting ( GAO-02-883T, June 25,2002). | entailment |
89,400 | hypothesis: We avoid all cases involving basic rights. premise: But so many of the cases we handle have to do with basic rights and a decent life. | contradiction |
197,042 | hypothesis: You have made a point that is against him. premise: You have chosen the one point that to my mind tells against him." | entailment |
164,803 | hypothesis: The cover essay speaks from a personal experience of hate. premise: The cover essay reflects on hate, describing it as a personal psychological reaction to idiosyncratic experience. | neutral |
56,234 | hypothesis: You can still be drafted if there's something emotionally wrong with you. premise: um-hum or it could be like the draft where you know before they draft you they take you you get a physical anyway so when they send you a draft notice and then they give you a physical and if there's nothing physically w... | neutral |
244,919 | hypothesis: We will not say any names. premise: and we won't mention any names | entailment |
330,236 | hypothesis: The historic center of Troyes is home to unique forms of art. premise: The historic center of Troyes ' which is shaped like a champagne cork ' features no less than nine Gothic churches, narrow winding streets with medieval half-timbered houses, and a major collection of modern art. | entailment |
169,906 | hypothesis: The assigned themes did not include healthcare and employment. premise: They also were assigned to individual themes, such as health and employment, responsible concurrently for looking across all sites for information on their topic. | contradiction |
306,935 | hypothesis: The estimates include lines of code or number of function points as well as a few other variabilities. premise: The models described here require estimates of either the lines of code or number of function points that the new system will include. | neutral |
292,779 | hypothesis: Only hot flue gas can be used. premise: Modern systems take the hot flue gas directly into the absorber, where quenching occurs. | neutral |
186,706 | hypothesis: The other story indicates that the young MSMBC experts may signal a sea change in US politics. premise: The other story suggests that the young pundits on MSNBC may represent a sea change in American politics. | entailment |
365,892 | hypothesis: Legal Services Corporation funds local legal services programs to serve clients in every state. premise: Legal Services Corporation funds local legal services programs to serve clients in every state, county, and congressional district in the United States as well as in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam... | entailment |
363,557 | hypothesis: Owners and Administrators are in charge of the application process. premise: A procedure is established for submission of applications by owners and operators and approval of applications and award of allowances by the Administrator. | entailment |
10,281 | hypothesis: He looked in the saddle bag but it was empty. premise: He went to his saddle bags and took out a bundle of gray cloth. | contradiction |
391,764 | hypothesis: Jon drew his pistol and shot the man in the chest. premise: Jon stood up, drew his pistol, placed it under the man's chin, and fired. | contradiction |
141,708 | hypothesis: The poll position is tied premise: Poll Position | neutral |
253,982 | hypothesis: IBM is a much bigger company than GM, it's the biggest. premise: If being the biggest company was a guarantee of success, we'd all be using IBM computers and driving GM cars. | neutral |
316,376 | hypothesis: Anti-Terrorism training can be boring and ineffective. premise: Anti-Terrorism Airline Personnel Say FAA-Ordered Training Program Is Boring, Ineffective. | entailment |
219,350 | hypothesis: I have a lot of albums by contemporary Christian groups. premise: uh-huh yeah now see i know a little bit i know a little bit about other groups i uh like i said i listen to primarily contemporary Christian | neutral |
112,337 | hypothesis: Great movies are made fewer and farther apart according to the gross earnings of thier opening weekend. premise: Great movies are fewer and farther between (at least in this writer's opinion--at least for the time being), and these days even the media that employ the critics measure a movie's success not by... | entailment |
130,052 | hypothesis: The mosaics are well over one thousand years old. premise: Carthaginian settlers and miraculously preserved mosaics from 2nd-century a.d. | entailment |
24,400 | hypothesis: Election '96 is being covered by the news. premise: Such coverage is good Your Live at Five NewsTeam covers Election '96! | entailment |
111,897 | hypothesis: I turned to look behind me. premise: I turned around. | entailment |
259,191 | hypothesis: I've never seen that one. premise: they had that on in Tokyo i watched it one night i've seen it here before a few times it's a real sarcastic type show it's kind of funny | contradiction |
337,420 | hypothesis: Madeira's newer hotels are in less traditional styles. premise: Madeira's hotels, many of them traditional, older style accommodations, have long have been clustered in the hotel and tourist zones hugging Funchal's western coast. | neutral |
233,902 | hypothesis: They had torture methods. premise: During their time at the royal court, they had introduced the so-called preparatory tortures, which were to sensitize the prisoners suspected of heresy, to the relativity of questions about faith, asked during the torture sessions proper, which few of the prisoners had sur... | entailment |
373,787 | hypothesis: The device will unfortunately lack access to the internet or a global positioning system. premise: It will be outfitted with voice recognition, transparent displays, global positioning systems, and Internet access. | contradiction |
71,225 | hypothesis: I was worried and thought they should be too. premise: 'You're not worried at all?' I asked. | neutral |
23,264 | hypothesis: He didn't know how to do anything with his idea.s premise: As his ideas grew familiar and then stale, he found no way to complicate them, develop them, or move on to something else. | entailment |
365,306 | hypothesis: I can't bring myself to pick a maid of honor, so i'll just pick them both. premise: the thing is I don't know how I can pick one or the other as maid of honor. | neutral |
41,508 | hypothesis: Tuppence felt that her previous opinion was proven correct. premise: Tuppence felt her previous judgment confirmed. | entailment |
189,097 | hypothesis: I'm not sure why anyone would think that I don't. premise: yes i do i do no i do | neutral |
48,253 | hypothesis: His wife, perhaps, could open it and discover everything! premise: In the event of a parcel arriving for him whilst he was away, what would be done with it? | neutral |
33,444 | hypothesis: The girl and another traveled towards Piccadilly. premise: Let's get out of it." The girl assenting, they started walking down Dover Street towards Piccadilly. | entailment |
242,257 | hypothesis: Wigands was very happy about the upcoming interview. premise: It's the scene in a posh restaurant in which Wallace regards the Wigands' paroxysms of fear over the coming 60 Minutes interview with aristocratic contempt. | contradiction |
363,509 | hypothesis: The Clean Water Act's part of the rule costs between 1 and 3 percent. premise: The cost of the Clean Water Act portion of the rule for these entities only exceeded 1 percent of revenues for one of the facilities and in no case did it exceed 3 percent. | entailment |
279,941 | hypothesis: The washing and brewing were done in the utility area. premise: There are two main rooms downstairs the firehouse, a utility area for washing and brewing, and the downhouse, a living area with fireplace. | entailment |
227,664 | hypothesis: Commercial companies differentiate between technology development and product development. premise: Commercial companies insist that technology be mature at the outset of a product development program and, therefore, separate technology development from product development. | entailment |
127,236 | hypothesis: I've known since years ago that there was a fine. premise: oh yeah i never i didn't realize until recently that there was actually a fine they could pretty interesting though | contradiction |
32,147 | hypothesis: Muizz Iidina-Illah Street is an unimportant back alley. premise: Major among these is the Kalawun and Barquq Mosque on the arterial Muizz lidina-Illah Street. | contradiction |
302,899 | hypothesis: There exists small stones at the crossing of Gosforth and Irton. premise: Large stone crosses at Gosforth and Irton are two of the few physical remnants of their presence here. | contradiction |
178,359 | hypothesis: Ireland has pretty views. premise: and they got pretty scenery in Ireland yeah it's nice | entailment |
349,357 | hypothesis: Land clearance and irrigation were the main driving force for a decline in feudalism in the Po Valley. premise: The Po valley's economic expansion through land clearance and new irrigation works brought a rapid decline of feudalism. | neutral |
164,325 | hypothesis: He stayed put, asking some governors to go to Babylon. premise: He returned to Babylon, leaving a few governors on the frontier. | contradiction |
293,536 | hypothesis: I stay the same weight. premise: and i did but then you know i just gradually come back up a few pounds anyway which is no big deal i'm not | contradiction |
154,669 | hypothesis: Don't watch; Evelyn Howard looked up at the ceiling. premise: You will watch! Evelyn Howard bowed her head. | contradiction |
107,165 | hypothesis: The agency has no history of activism. premise: The agency also has a lauded history of activism. | contradiction |
159,365 | hypothesis: Our permission has not been required since OMB Circular A12513 and FAR were adopted in 1996. premise: Since specific authority to implement a fast pay process for the acquisition of goods and services at agencies exists as set forth in OMB Circular A12513 and FAR, our permission is not necessary. | neutral |
326,828 | hypothesis: Astley Priors named after Rick Astley, that is the name of it. premise: Astley Priors, the place is called." | neutral |
375,134 | hypothesis: Our current regulatory programs are the best way of achieving our goals of having a reliable coal supply. premise: But our current regulatory programs are not the most efficient way to achieve the goal of ensuring a reliable energy supply in an environmentally responsible manner. | contradiction |
101,305 | hypothesis: At the back of the picture, there was brown paper. premise: Then I went to the washstand, and damped the brown paper at the back of the picture all round. | entailment |
37,191 | hypothesis: Her friends liked her new nose. premise: Awesome! You got a nose! Her friends from Café Cuiudad admired her new acquisition, and Sylvia added: 'I want one like that, too.' | entailment |
147,370 | hypothesis: The text will reference them in terms of cents per piece. premise: For ease of discussion, they will be referenced in the text in cents per piece. | entailment |
231,166 | hypothesis: We hated it. premise: and uh we had we had a blast up there | contradiction |
11,150 | hypothesis: Justice O'Connor is who the award was named after. premise: The award is named for Supreme Court Justice O'Connor. | entailment |
75,089 | hypothesis: I brought this to you for the reason that you are powerful and nontraditional. premise: Look, sir, I chose you to approach in this matter not only because you were rich and influential with government officials, but because you had an unusual reputation, for these days, of daring to break with tradition. | entailment |
81,588 | hypothesis: Most of the mail conversations were from overseas. premise: This organization relied primarily on regular mail and telephone conversations to disseminate information about most things, including meeting agendas and real-time problem solving. | neutral |
28,633 | hypothesis: I play golf in South Dakota more than I do here. premise: and uh so it that's back in South Dakota where i grew up and uh so that that's uh that's been my main my main involvement is it seems like i go home and play golf more than i do around here but uh | entailment |
36,439 | hypothesis: But were they after him at all? premise: But would they reach him? | contradiction |
90,266 | hypothesis: Religious sites do not allow selling any products. premise: Wood At any religious site you will find wooden religious statuettes being sold, either in shops or by itinerant vendors. | contradiction |
132,560 | hypothesis: The Code of Federal Regulations pertains to the government of the country in which it was produced. premise: The requirements and the guidance in the circular were then placed in the Code of Federal Regulations (5 C.F.R. | neutral |
138,999 | hypothesis: By the 19th century, Borneo became extremely developed with state of the art streets and infrastructure. premise: In the 19th century, Borneo remained relatively undeveloped. | contradiction |
15,816 | hypothesis: The mare was just under four years old. premise: The mare, after a first nervous start, stood easy under his sure and gentle hands. | neutral |
260,212 | hypothesis: What happened in Entebbe, Uganda had no significance in post-Holocaust Jewish history. premise: To my mind, though, Jewish toughness of the sort that was in evidence in Entebbe, Uganda, 22 years ago, when armed Jews flew thousands of miles to rescue Jewish innocents from death, was one of the great moments ... | contradiction |
255,137 | hypothesis: There is a viewing platform built around the camera. premise: There is a viewing platform around the camera, allowing first-hand viewing of the cityscape; there are also helpful explanatory maps pointing out the highlights on the horizon. | entailment |
382,129 | hypothesis: Cuban coins and banknotes.can be found in the Museo Numismatico and people can go there to see the display. premise: The Museo Numismatico (Calle Oficios, 8) has a comprehensive set of Cuban coins and banknotes. | neutral |
32,665 | hypothesis: This is because you'd need to go to big fancy book learning libraries. premise: Newsweek 's coverage says the Web beats the It's easier to find what you want, it's often cheaper, and you don't need to find parking. | neutral |
214,220 | hypothesis: We always finishes each and every house. premise: and he never quite has finished any one of the houses that he's done i mean there's always just one little detail that | contradiction |
111,698 | hypothesis: I would like that. premise: well maybe maybe we'll get this question again and can | neutral |
24,838 | hypothesis: It would not be ready until March 15th. premise: we couldn't call in they said it would be up Friday the March the fifteenth before it was prepared so i missed several days because i was getting quite a few calls | entailment |
216,259 | hypothesis: No, don't use the west corral. It's completely dirty. premise: The west corral is ready for your use as always. | contradiction |
138,340 | hypothesis: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 requires management to report on internal controls. premise: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 will help to close the expectation gap concerning the effectiveness of internal control over financial reporting by requiring management and auditor reporting on these controls. | entailment |
379,358 | hypothesis: I'm sure it will be comfortable. premise: um-hum oh yeah it'll be comfortable | entailment |
309,394 | hypothesis: The popstar was boring and not controversial. premise: Upon his death, the pop artist ascends from the controversial to the canonical. | contradiction |
29,954 | hypothesis: Did he come back to take revenge? premise: Had he come back for revenge? | entailment |
353,772 | hypothesis: The Dorians installed themselves south of the Maeander. premise: The Dorians followed, installing themselves south of the Maeander, in the region known as Caria. | entailment |
390,646 | hypothesis: The museum of scotland is 400,000 square feet. premise: The Museum of Scotland, with its main entrance on Chambers Street, is housed in a remarkable new museum building (opened in 1998) designed by architects Benson and Forsyth. | neutral |
63,694 | hypothesis: TI is one of the most successful. premise: um-hum right yeah so i think hopefully if you know i guess a lot of the large organizations probably TI did they advertise on television how successful they are | neutral |
41,260 | hypothesis: Clinton should finish his term rather than resign according to the Times poll. premise: In the Times poll, 65 percent said Clinton should complete his term rather than resign. | entailment |
48,570 | hypothesis: The last step was to create a set of standards. premise: Because the first step in setting up a system of competition was to develop standards and benchmarks that we would use to evaluate programs and assess applicants' eligibility. | contradiction |
221,025 | hypothesis: The US is more vulnerable than France. premise: Ceteris paribus, France is more vulnerable to inefficient entry than the U.S. | contradiction |
340,683 | hypothesis: I was able to easily master the mechanical parts of it. premise: no it's making that that connection especially with the mechanical parts of it i was never able to to master all that in fact my brother and sister both they were oh thirteen sixteen years older than i they went through the uh parent thing wh... | contradiction |
381,021 | hypothesis: It's cooked by being burnt. premise: uh-huh but it really it's not it it it doesn't burn or anything like that the blackening is really the seasoning | contradiction |
5,262 | hypothesis: The guidelines frame the quality standard in case study evaluations for non-profits. premise: These quidelines present the minimum standard of quality in case study evaluation, taken in conjunction with the guidance in the Yellow Book, Policy Manual, and Communications Manual. | neutral |
43,928 | hypothesis: I said Franklin did not agree. premise: 'Ben Franklin disagrees,' I said. | entailment |
259,333 | hypothesis: Some crimes are worse than murder. premise: he could fry yes to put it very bluntly he could fry yes yes because sometimes there are crimes worse than murder | entailment |
185,337 | hypothesis: Abortion is not wrong. premise: If abortion is not wrong--irrespective of the circumstances--then the issue becomes a tradeoff among unpleasant alternatives. | neutral |
320,632 | hypothesis: Do you think a salary of one hundred a year will suffice? premise: As to salary, shall we say at the rate of three hundred a year? | contradiction |
185,707 | hypothesis: There is no need to watch, there is no routine in reality. premise: And when a man is familiar with the general routine of a place, he can guess a sight too much and too close just by watching the comings and goings. | contradiction |
188,798 | hypothesis: Poverty and social division are themes in rembetiko. premise: The themes found in rembetiko are those closest to the hearts of the common lost love, poverty, social division, and discrimination. | entailment |
125,821 | hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp's husband helped her give instructions to Evelyn. premise: Presently Mrs. Inglethorp turned to give some instructions about letters to Evelyn Howard, and her husband addressed me in his painstaking voice: "Is soldiering your regular profession, Mr. Hastings?" | contradiction |
362,963 | hypothesis: Due to an inclusive recruitment program, directorships saw a rise in diversity. premise: These indicated that the number of directors of color rose from 16 percent to 21 percent of the director population. | neutral |
38,182 | hypothesis: Given a much better look in 1999. premise: Renovated in 1999. | neutral |
39,376 | hypothesis: Most days, you'll be lucky if you catch a breeze in the air at all. premise: rarely a day went by when the wind was less than fifteen or twenty miles an hour | contradiction |
35,092 | hypothesis: Most intriguing was Stein's story of their origin out of the trunk hidden in a desert cave. premise: Stein's story of their origin out of a trunk hidden in a desert cave was most intriguing. | entailment |
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