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326,368 | hypothesis: They play when the temperature is cooler. premise: but uh they try to play Sunday afternoons in April May and in September and uh uh with the bright sky like this where you've got a real bright day when he's out there throwing ninety four ninety five miles an hour he's almost invincible | neutral |
293,937 | hypothesis: The cave offers a popular local fishing spot. premise: Meanwhile, the cave itself is a good place to seek temporary shelter from the midday sun. | neutral |
62,684 | hypothesis: The shopping hours in Ibiza tend to last longer during the holidays. premise: Shopping hours in Ibiza last from around 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. | neutral |
216,651 | hypothesis: They thought they were alone, but they were being watched. premise: They were alone now. | neutral |
387,683 | hypothesis: There are two other ways before this third way. premise: Perhaps there's a third way, and that's just to admit that we're incapable of being logically rigorous about issues involving the unconceived. | entailment |
252,648 | hypothesis: They rest on the weekends after spending time in the city. premise: Those belonging to this set are the lucky few who frequent the city's more expensive restaurants and casinos, and retire at the weekends to their restored wooden mansions (yal??) along the Bosphorus. | entailment |
320,545 | hypothesis: If the growth can continue after the trees are gone, can't we stop cutting now? premise: And if we can continue at this superb rate of growth after there are no more trees to cut, couldn't we continue with this rate of growth by stopping the cutting now? | entailment |
176,176 | hypothesis: The news broadcasts a lot of terrible things and it upsets me. premise: well i it i find it depressing to watch or especially TV you know it's uh local news concentrates on murders and things like that i'm from Dallas | neutral |
153,978 | hypothesis: The man looked as though he couldn't contain his excitement when we found the painting was gone. premise: Only I heard him, and glancing up curiously at the little man I saw that his face was working with suppressed excitement, and his eyes were as green as a cat's. | neutral |
323,703 | hypothesis: They applauded me for my outfit when I came on. premise: 'They applauded when I came on,' I muttered. | neutral |
262,333 | hypothesis: I was very comforted to know I could always go back to the house. premise: I might have gotten carried away with being Franklin...but still, in the back of my head, there had always been this house to return to. | neutral |
171,150 | hypothesis: It got worse and worse the longer they went unmeasured. premise: you know especially if you get forget to record those little suckers | neutral |
293,928 | hypothesis: The remoteness of the area has contributed to its pristine nature. premise: Small villages in the interior remain unspoiled, particularly because of their remote and hilly location. | entailment |
22,403 | hypothesis: Mitch Snider has a real soft heart for the homeless. premise: politician is pushing it or uh or Mitch Snider or Mitch Snider oh okay well see that's a DC thing Mitch Snider is the the advocate for the homeless that uh he he said said said it out here in Washington uh Washington but he started the um uh... | neutral |
261,580 | hypothesis: It seems like they're visible again, but not for you. premise: They seem to be visible again. | neutral |
83,303 | hypothesis: What are your thoughts on having a trial by peers? premise: you haven't huh if you were uh what do you think about the whole concept of a trial by your peers | entailment |
352,349 | hypothesis: Morphological changes can include reduced lung capacity. premise: chronic bronchitis Morphological changes Altered host defense mechanisms Moderate or worse asthma status | neutral |
391,762 | hypothesis: At their first meeting they instantly warmed together and discovered their immense compatibility. premise: This was more now than the fact that they had both bristled, incompatible, at their first meeting. | contradiction |
174,455 | hypothesis: The market Mahane Yehuda is virtually empty on holy days. premise: From the square you can continue along Jaffa Road to reach the colorful marketplace of Mahane Yehuda, which is especially crowded before the Sabbath and holidays. | contradiction |
245,755 | hypothesis: There are many complicated restrictions on the company's web site. premise: The company's Web site sets down these specific restrictions, among You must have 1) an [u]nobstructed line of site to the South from your home [or] office and 2) [n]o tolerance for waiting. | neutral |
45,954 | hypothesis: Napoleon was defeated here in 1797. premise: This is where th e thousand-year-old Repubblica Serena fell in 1797, at the hands of Napoleon. | contradiction |
158,528 | hypothesis: There are any architectural details in this historically significant village. premise: The village is historically significant, and there are many fascinating architectural details to be found here. | entailment |
131,028 | hypothesis: My favorite science fiction books are those by Isaac Asimov. premise: i mean i'm yeah i mean i'm an old science fiction buff from way back when i was a little boy and this is the kind of stuff that science fiction was made out of | neutral |
89,872 | hypothesis: He very rarely settles cases and prefers to proceed directly to lawsuits in most cases. premise: AUGUSTA - Ninety percent of the cases handled by attorney Jack Comart are settled before they turn into lawsuits. | contradiction |
360,451 | hypothesis: It has four storeies. premise: This new 4-storey hotel uses local furnishings, fabrics, and stone in a successful attempt to create a sympathetic harmony with its stunning natural setting. | entailment |
216,927 | hypothesis: There was only one Kirby riding for the spread. premise: Two Kirbys riding for the same spread is going to be rather confusing. | contradiction |
91,439 | hypothesis: As short as it could be. premise: as far as that goes | contradiction |
121,182 | hypothesis: The wind had blown the door open. premise: There we found an open door, flapping in the breeze. | neutral |
209,195 | hypothesis: The first episode of the series would begin with the death of JR. premise: yeah somebody said that uh JR is going to die and that will be end of the season forever i mean the end of the show forever | contradiction |
199,101 | hypothesis: Hay fever was insignificant compared to surviving. premise: Hay fever was the small cost of survival. | entailment |
145,723 | hypothesis: The people who founded the United States struggled to find common ground because they all had different value systems and beliefs. premise: yeah and and when the when the United States was founded the people the people who founded the country all had the same value systems and beliefs and so immigrants com... | contradiction |
119,333 | hypothesis: Benefits of the new era of computer interconnectivity will be achieved. premise: To achieve the benefits offered by the new era of computer interconnectivity, the federal government, like other organizational entities and individuals, must find ways to address the associated security implications. | neutral |
205,943 | hypothesis: "I was convinced once I knew that John Cavendish was interested in Mrs. Raikes." premise: Then, when I discovered that Inglethorp had nothing to do with Mrs. Raikes and that in fact it was John Cavendish who was interested in that quarter, I was quite sure." | entailment |
126,294 | hypothesis: Students test many different wines. premise: Noble's Web page contains the nose-training workout that she uses in Sensory Evaluation of Wines: First, students pour wine into a bunch of glasses and then drop a different physical standard into each one. | entailment |
128,302 | hypothesis: I sent a pair of emails with the express purpose of changing the price of Chuck Close lithographs. premise: I'm not sure how with a pair of e-mail messages I managed to effectively double the price of Chuck Close lithographs. | neutral |
191,456 | hypothesis: The villager was teaching the man how to fence. premise: The way he played with the villager with the sword. | neutral |
17,739 | hypothesis: The miners were prepared to fight. premise: They wish to keep watch and Severn agreed to arm the miners. | neutral |
212,924 | hypothesis: Many fishermen could be found on the Esthwaite Water lake on the summer time. premise: Nearby is Esthwaite Water, a quiet lake that has a reputation for go od trout fishing. | neutral |
330,615 | hypothesis: The Industrialist did not say a word. premise: Well, well, said the Industrialist. | contradiction |
287,351 | hypothesis: It wasn't very awkward until now. premise: It is too awkward. | neutral |
180,503 | hypothesis: Royko joked that mexico should be turned into a 24 Hour Fitness. premise: In a column lampooning Pat Buchanan, Royko wrote that Mexico was a useless country that should be invaded and turned over to Club Med. | contradiction |
132,661 | hypothesis: The camp had been overtaken by madness. premise: Madness had taken over the camp. | entailment |
84,312 | hypothesis: It was dangerous to have a floater go out that far away from the ground. premise: His Floater had burnt out while still sufficiently distant from surface to have the fall stun him. | neutral |
211,168 | hypothesis: Tanehaus accuses Chambers of instigating government wide McCarythism due to his paranoia and introversion. premise: Tanenhaus accuses Chambers of having inadvertently instigated McCarthyism, and shows us Chambers' paranoia, his introversion, his sententiousness (Stephen Koch, the Wall Street Journal ). (Als... | neutral |
152,957 | hypothesis: Greater support for drinking in the environment may tell us a patient needs detoxification. premise: Greater dependence and, particularly, greater support for drinking in the environment, may indicate a need for more intensive treatment, such as detoxification, inpatient or residential treatment, or intensi... | entailment |
252,891 | hypothesis: The sexual pulse of many of his subjects- There's something erotic in my work, Smith admitted - is evident in sculptures and phallic shapes as well as erotic doodling. premise: The sexual pulse of a lot of his objects--There is something erotic in all my work, Smith admitted--is evident in loud titles for s... | entailment |
284,987 | hypothesis: More than five hundred thousand cars a day drive on Highway 101. premise: Highway 101, the busiest of all, handles over half a million cars every day. | entailment |
260,293 | hypothesis: Powell lots of people he was involved with. premise: Powell, on the other hand, had a marriage, a child, lovers (male and female), loyal friends. | entailment |
61,500 | hypothesis: He told Julius that Mr. Hersheimmer had asked him. premise: Mr. Hersheimmer asked me, I remember " He half turned to Julius. | entailment |
32,421 | hypothesis: Newsweek agrees with its cover line just like most of the public. premise: Newsweek answers its own cover line with an optimistic yes. | neutral |
293,132 | hypothesis: Hong Kong has more than 40 public beaches. premise: There are more than 40 beaches in Hong Kong that are free to the public. | entailment |
178,027 | hypothesis: That was the spasm of sudden pain and the effects of cocaine. premise: That was the spasm of sex and the drunkenness of drink. | contradiction |
348,188 | hypothesis: Legal Aid has a lot to do to make their company comfortable. premise: Legal Aid has uncomfortable company. | neutral |
210,125 | hypothesis: The men in armor stepped aside. premise: The armoured men part, and someone else steps up. | entailment |
120,527 | hypothesis: It was unfair. premise: It would have been easy to cry foul. | entailment |
134,936 | hypothesis: Merchants and sailors did not always go to the same places. premise: The merchants headed for the banks, the sailors to the brothels. | entailment |
308,533 | hypothesis: My plants - the ones I've put in the kitchen - are starting to grow premise: and uh yeah i got all my little seedlings coming up in the kitchen and | entailment |
390,878 | hypothesis: The prizes aren't worth anything. premise: The prizes are often mere trinkets the real payoff is when the animal comes to market, since a prize ram, for example, can make a lot of money at market later in the year. | entailment |
53,915 | hypothesis: The grand hall is adorned with a grandiose staircase. premise: Peer into the grand hall, which has an elegant fireplace, a coffered ceiling, and a majestic staircase. | entailment |
35,447 | hypothesis: This was where his friends lived, and he chose to stay because of them. premise: There was no other place for him, but he would have chosen to stay in any event. | neutral |
156,623 | hypothesis: Piloting the COO approach in a few agencies makes the most sense. premise: If Congress and the executive branch decide to move forward with the COO approach, it may make sense to use a pilot in a select number of agencies using a value and risk-based approach. | entailment |
364,931 | hypothesis: Photographic evidence, blood splatters, or a murder weapon. premise: administrative data, prior reports, or a survey. | contradiction |
232,159 | hypothesis: Thinking of Christ as a political philosopher is very controversial and unusual. premise: The follow-up should have Why do you think of Christ as a political philosopher? | neutral |
80,761 | hypothesis: While they have great players, there are some who are aged, like Robert Parish. premise: they've got good individual players but some are getting old Robert Parish is thirty seven years old | entailment |
359,148 | hypothesis: ALl of the buildings are right next to each other and are the same height. premise: The Grande Arche is farther away than most of the towers, and only when you get close do you realize just how big it is. | contradiction |
60,620 | hypothesis: We don't have any issues here when it comes to gift etiquette. premise: We have a problem concerning gift etiquette. | contradiction |
325,139 | hypothesis: Egyptian society is difficult to integrate into. premise: The town has a high percentage of Nubians in its population; these people, though fully integrated into Egyptian society, remain proud of their separate cultural identity. | neutral |
228,759 | hypothesis: It is relatively cheap to deliver these services by technological means. premise: Richard Brown commented on high up-front costs required to develop technological means of delivering These services, such as computer-based screening. | contradiction |
272,338 | hypothesis: Reicher had a lot of energy and would keep right on going. premise: yeah Reicher or whatever Reicher whatever his name is and boy he they never even missed a beat i mean they just kept right on pouncing | entailment |
205,869 | hypothesis: The hotel will charge you for making these reservations. premise: If necessary, get your hotel to help you make reservations. | neutral |
299,372 | hypothesis: That is amusing and makes people laugh. premise: very funny | entailment |
180,284 | hypothesis: Layering more requirements and cap and trade is likely to raise costs 20%. premise: Layering additional requirements, such as the outdated power plants provision, on top of a cap and trade program is very likely to increase costs without providing significant environmental benefits. | neutral |
260,940 | hypothesis: Sir John Pringle liked to dance. premise: Sir John Pringle. | neutral |
3,528 | hypothesis: Frank Sinatra Farrow was born today. premise: Welcome to the world, Frank Sinatra Farrow. | neutral |
375,222 | hypothesis: The amount of retired people is expected to grow. premise: With the retired population projected to swell after 2010, investment in new capital is an important way to raise the productivity of the slowly growing labor force. | entailment |
378,244 | hypothesis: Only some patients showed a differential effect. premise: However, the only patients who showed a differential effect from the brief intervention were precontemplators in the 13- to 17-year-old group. | entailment |
191,124 | hypothesis: Frederick Barbarossa did not advance farther north than Sicily. premise: The communes were strong enough to confine German Emperor Frederick Barbarossa's Italian ambitions to the south, where he secured Sicily for his Hohenstaufen heirs by marrying his son into the Norman royal family. | entailment |
144,762 | hypothesis: I feel sorry but must still show that I am content. premise: With this objection, I sympathize. | neutral |
27,565 | hypothesis: we had a very strict, formal dress code premise: yeah ours were ours were different i guess it seemed like they they were much there was much more casual dress although i don't think everybody looked at that you know as a good thing | contradiction |
22,774 | hypothesis: John loved publicity. premise: John, I knew, had a horror of any kind of publicity, and was an easygoing optimist, who preferred never to meet trouble half-way. | contradiction |
154,708 | hypothesis: The one exhibit in appendix A examines the SCR retrofits. premise: Exhibit A-4 in Appendix A examines a schedule for retrofitting a facility with multiple (seven) SCR retrofits. | entailment |
328,989 | hypothesis: I don't care who you work for. premise: are are you part of the school system out there | contradiction |
194,988 | hypothesis: This act restricted the majority of farmers from being able to do their job lucrativley. premise: The legislative history of the General Accounting Office Act of 1980, which amended GAOas access statute (now 31 U.S.C. | neutral |
62,166 | hypothesis: No, I have never gone to New England. premise: that's good i did go up to New England one time during their fall season when the weather was just | contradiction |
38,278 | hypothesis: He needed more information to come to a decision about that point. premise: On that point he could come to no conclusion. | neutral |
383,382 | hypothesis: There will come a time when an average fan cannot afford tickets. premise: uh you got me i you know i think that there's coming to a point real soon when ticket prices are going to be to the point where the average fan can't go and once you do that you lose everything i mean | entailment |
173,145 | hypothesis: The mummifications began then. premise: It was at this momentous time that the first mummifications began. | entailment |
18,755 | hypothesis: Scuba Diving is one of the less popular sporting activities in Israel. premise: Scuba Diving in the Red Sea at Eilat is without doubt the sporting highlight of Israel. | contradiction |
245,679 | hypothesis: Civilian employee requirements as per the T&A apply when work schedules are defined. premise: If they have defined work schedules and are not expected to be available for duty on a roundtheclock basis, the T&A requirements for civilian employees are operative and should be used. | entailment |
229,126 | hypothesis: The information center actually provides no information. premise: The information center, which serves as a base for archaeologists working at the site, has a number of interesting displays about the history of the wall. | contradiction |
207,025 | hypothesis: Due to the heat, the high concentration of people on the beach makes it suffocating. premise: In the hot, humid summer months it can feel as if the entire population of Tokyo and Yokohama is here, searching in vain for a vacant patch of sand. | neutral |
98,595 | hypothesis: I usually don't go somewhere far away. premise: um yeah i usually don't go somewhere that's too far away | entailment |
319,484 | hypothesis: Thomas Mann wrote a novella set in Venice. premise: Nostalgics take tea in the Grand H??tel des Bains to recall the decadent 1900s, evoked there by Thomas Mann's novella (and Luchino Visconti's movie) Death in Venice. | entailment |
369,999 | hypothesis: There are criteria. premise: These criteria include the following. | entailment |
125,903 | hypothesis: Consider what went on during the last presidential election. premise: no you don't look what happened on the last presidential election | entailment |
44,533 | hypothesis: I reckon I was caught napping, not like somebody else, said the student. premise: I admit I was caught napping; but somebody else wasn't." | neutral |
320,254 | hypothesis: The supplies that will be purchased are on sale. premise: Although the purchase of new computer equipment, supplies and compatible information management systems are included, no estimates are provided for the cost to correct existing computer system deficiencies nor the resources to support some system red... | neutral |
74,226 | hypothesis: The robot was silent, which was strange. premise: The robot was silent. | neutral |
52,375 | hypothesis: Only pragmatic spirits beckon on the conservative side. premise: A similarly pragmatic spirit beckons on the conservative side. | neutral |
62,047 | hypothesis: Average incomes are listed in the report. premise: The numeral II could indicate locations of average income and stop density that are relatively economical to deliver. | entailment |
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