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338,581 | hypothesis: Bradley considers Gore to be a worthy debate opponent. premise: As a strategist, Bradley knows he'd be an idiot to debate Gore. | entailment |
245,748 | hypothesis: Finally he told them to scatter, and bent over the desk. premise: Finally he pushed them away, and leaned over the desk. | neutral |
3,697 | hypothesis: The designs of this memorial was heavily commented on due to the nature of the event. premise: The somber design incorporates the War Stone and four granite pavilions, one of which contains Celtic and Art Deco illuminated manuscripts by Harry Clarke (who designed the windows in Bewley's) listing the names o... | neutral |
341,370 | hypothesis: The pill has increased in popularity every year. premise: The breast-cancer scare was cited as an apparent factor in the pill's previous decline in popularity. | contradiction |
325,997 | hypothesis: We arrived to the location at the designated start time and felt like we were right on time because everythig appeared as it should be. premise: It may just have been that we were too early. | contradiction |
381,198 | hypothesis: I do not want to know when it will come on. premise: when was that on | contradiction |
106,957 | hypothesis: Nurses have the most important say in the judgment of correct pay. premise: The judgment of field staff, auditors, nurses, and policy experts will be used to determine if they are paid correctly. | neutral |
261,190 | hypothesis: The woman kept going over what happened last night. premise: She reviewed the events of last night carefully and persistently. | entailment |
31,728 | hypothesis: This is like a parent being asked to name a favorite child. premise: Kristine, this is like a parent being asked to name a favorite child. | entailment |
355,500 | hypothesis: If the governors send the case back, it'll be a real surprise. premise: It would not surprise me, however, if the governors returned the case because we cut the contingency, if for no other reason than that the USPS views the contingency as its private sandbox and doesn't want the PRC playing there. | contradiction |
130,072 | hypothesis: Langfeler has only worked there a week. premise: Julia C. Langfelder began her job as the development coordinator for the Center for Conflict Resolution about a year ago. | contradiction |
74,554 | hypothesis: Only the Raleigh district paper that I write for. premise: uh just the Raleigh local paper | neutral |
108,540 | hypothesis: You get 10 minutes to talk to the prisoner you're visiting. premise: they always say you've talked your ten minute limit | neutral |
94,252 | hypothesis: The man I married does. premise: so yeah my husband does too so | entailment |
259,231 | hypothesis: Newsweek's cover story predicts disaster to happen in April. premise: Newsweek 's cover story, The Day the World Crashes, predicts disaster on Jan. | contradiction |
297,150 | hypothesis: Taxes help the community premise: , individual income taxes, social insurance taxes, etc.); | neutral |
43,307 | hypothesis: Whenever it is ready to be viewed, it's put on display in the chapel. premise: During the occasions that it is on display, it is brought to the chapel. | entailment |
5,609 | hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer sent a young relative to live with the person Julius is speaking too. premise: It bears on it in this way, is it not a fact that Mrs. Vandemeyer committed a young relative of hers to your charge? Julius leaned forward eagerly. | entailment |
316,936 | hypothesis: I would not depend on activist groups. premise: Activist groups are dubious. | neutral |
126,209 | hypothesis: The features are mentioned in the figure. premise: As table 4.1 indicates, there are six general features of data analysis. | neutral |
218,547 | hypothesis: The 13k-strong Philadelphia Bar Association released a massive report. premise: That's one of the key conclusions of a sweeping 78-page report released today by the 13,000-member Philadelphia Bar Association and hailed by Association Chancellor Allan H. Gordon as a a comprehensive inventory of what we've do... | entailment |
45,047 | hypothesis: Some people thought the financial model currently in placed needed some revisions. premise: In that respect, some participants suggested that standard setters first needed to get the basics right with the current financial reporting model, for example in areas such as accounting for pensions, post-employmen... | entailment |
71,162 | hypothesis: The firm has been shaped by those it serves and modern technology. premise: They are a product of the territory served and the current state of technology which would be employed by an efficient firm. | entailment |
242,449 | hypothesis: The hotels on Grand-Terre in Guadeloupe are the most expensive. premise: In Guadeloupe, the best beaches are on Grande-Terre, as are most of the hotels. | neutral |
9,560 | hypothesis: Our youngest daughter is pregnant and two of our sons live in Pittsburgh. premise: and uh we try to take a vacation with them every year camping of some sort something that wasn't expensive and uh our youngest is uh expecting her first baby so they're they're all out and on their own they're and we have one... | entailment |
134,715 | hypothesis: The air was freezing due to the magic spell cast. premise: The air was growing cold already. | neutral |
91,437 | hypothesis: They had the column for several years. premise: The Carter years were represented in Safire's column by a series of associative wordplays--Billygate, Waterquiddick, peanutgate, Koreagate, and--most significantly--Lancegate. | neutral |
21,926 | hypothesis: Manning is believed to have been planting begonias and daisies yesterday afternoon. premise: You were planting a bed of begonias round by the south side of the house yesterday afternoon, were you not, Manning? | neutral |
448 | hypothesis: There was another witness. premise: The next witness was Mary Cavendish. | entailment |
217,392 | hypothesis: They approved me for the sticker without any stipulations. premise: uh went to get his uh sticker renewed and had a couple of little things like the clip that holds the uh oh the muffler pipes | contradiction |
261,886 | hypothesis: As many as 40 artists have their work shown at the Temple Bar Gallery. premise: The Temple Bar Gallery (Temple Bar) exhibits the work of up to 40 resident artists. | entailment |
188,298 | hypothesis: At least the children don't have to deal with the fallout of the legal problems low-income people have to contend with. premise: The legal problems faced by people living in poverty can result in particularly serious, long-term consequences for children. | contradiction |
382,472 | hypothesis: Foreign and domestic laborers are the same thing. premise: to protect agricultural laborers, both foreign and domestic. | contradiction |
183,863 | hypothesis: Britain supported a different Hapsburg claimant because they feared an alliance of Spain and France. premise: A rival Hapsburg claimant was supported by Austria and Britain, who saw a powerful Spanish-French alliance as a major threat. | entailment |
154,692 | hypothesis: That team has one of the greatest players ever. premise: they've got some great players on that team | neutral |
230,215 | hypothesis: REMSAD doesn't need to process any data to work premise: REMSAD consists of three (1) a meteorological data pre-processor | contradiction |
113,580 | hypothesis: His life became a series of tragedies. premise: Hard up, are you? | neutral |
82,822 | hypothesis: The press has devoted a greater share of its scandal coverage to questioning the motives of those who gathered evidence against Clinton in an effort to please the right. premise: As political accusations against Starr and the right have escalated, the press has devoted a greater share of its scandal coverag... | neutral |
46,728 | hypothesis: He waited by the door. premise: He waited. | neutral |
178,365 | hypothesis: San'doro is presenting an option preferable to being eaten. premise: It is better than being cooked and eaten, said San'doro. | entailment |
215,333 | hypothesis: Copies initially turned in on paper do not need an electronic form. premise: EPA said that any public comments submitted electronically for the agency's Superfund Docket must also be submitted as a paper copy. | neutral |
332,200 | hypothesis: The art buried next to the bodies makes the crypt less gloomy. premise: After you've seen the works of art which were buried next to the bodies, the crypt shouldn't seem too gloomy a sight. | entailment |
240,349 | hypothesis: SFFAS was created specifically for this purpose. premise: For guidance relating to stewardship land that was previously recognized as assets for balance sheet reporting, see SFFAS | neutral |
222,176 | hypothesis: There's a special area in the house where we grill cow every Sunday. premise: so it's uh Bishu like every Sunday you go out and you buy all these parts of the cow and then you just cook them over a grill that's like in our house it's already built in there's this whole special place in the back so that you ... | entailment |
17,848 | hypothesis: The innocent guy had attempted to use dogs and hired security to protect his business. premise: that's right that's right you know now here's the innocent guy that's just trying to keep in business you know he had tried dogs he tried security people he tried you know several other things the dogs like they ... | entailment |
221,913 | hypothesis: First-Class advertising mail that is stand-alone is the only mail that is included. premise: On the other hand, advertising mail includes only First-Class stand-alone advertising mail (i.e. | entailment |
364,699 | hypothesis: As soon as Mahatma Gandhi heard of Muslims being slaughtered in Delhi, he rushed from Calcutta to defend them. premise: Mahatma Gandhi immediately rushed from Calcutta to Delhi to defend Muslims against further slaughter. | entailment |
325,436 | hypothesis: The wall is 970 feet long and 50 feet high. premise: The longest wall is more than 295 meters (970 feet) from corner tower to tower. | neutral |
277,063 | hypothesis: The Commissioner does not know how to write. premise: The Commissioner of Internal Revenue provided written comments generally agreeing with the contents of a draft of this report. | contradiction |
151,259 | hypothesis: The fund provides money for much-needed legal services to the poor. Services some may not be able to otherwise afford. premise: As designated by the Supreme Court, the fund uses the money to provide legal aid to the poor, and education and beneficial services to the public. | entailment |
374,693 | hypothesis: Mr. Hersheimmer obeyed the command to, "Sit down in that arm chair, and tell the story to me straight, no frills." premise: Sit down in that armchair, and tell me the whole story with as few fancy turns of speech as possible." Mr. Hersheimmer obeyed. | entailment |
52,124 | hypothesis: I understand exactly why that happened. premise: I will never know why. | contradiction |
201,530 | hypothesis: He called them Infies premise: Infies was his name for them. | entailment |
98,409 | hypothesis: Celeste encouraged herself softly. premise: Celeste made her strange sign again and whispered to herself. | neutral |
324,837 | hypothesis: Some regulations and restrictions do not stay the same over time. premise: Some of these regulations and restrictions change with the seasons. | entailment |
137,942 | hypothesis: There's nobody outside building anything. premise: one of them is right out there close to us they're in the process of building it up right now i know | contradiction |
15,308 | hypothesis: This is not a media company. premise: We will have Casual Fridays like all other good media companies, but that doesn't mean you should just slip back into your Office 97 jacket or that favorite Microsoft Bob T-shirt. | contradiction |
13,098 | hypothesis: It will be difficult to find the outdoor baths from the JR station because it has no tourist information desk. premise: The helpful tourist information desk in the JR station can direct you to the most popular or unusual spots, especially those with outdoor baths (rotenburo). | contradiction |
325,518 | hypothesis: Tourist visits to Windermere lake has been increasing over the past 10 years. premise: At 12 km (71.2 miles) in length, it is the second-largest lake after Windermere, but it does not have the commercial development of its big brother and is far less busy. | neutral |
266,720 | hypothesis: "I hope we stop adventuring as it is so dangerous." premise: I do hope we shall have lots more adventures." | contradiction |
13,767 | hypothesis: Some people are easily spooked when camping. premise: you know i and and you know at a time when they're afraid of their shadow all they need is you know some skunk or something to rub up the outside of the tent they'd be awake all night | entailment |
15,789 | hypothesis: My sister never had children, I learned about that when I was in the first year of college. premise: yeah yeah well when my sister oh when my sister had her first uh child my niece and this is we're talking fifteen years ago i was it was my last year of college | contradiction |
168,736 | hypothesis: The Shinto identity is one that is foreign to Japan, it's mostly present in China. premise: While no more nor less significant than other countries' national symbols and icons, the Shinto identity embodied in the shrines of Ise is quite distinct from Japan's other man-made institutions. | contradiction |
365,580 | hypothesis: It takes place in LA because there are more clients there. premise: it's getting pretty you know it's kind of like a Dallas type thing you know but it's more of it it takes place in LA and it's this law office and all the cases they take and the and the uh interoffice uh | neutral |
243,810 | hypothesis: The rollers came equipped with wheels. premise: Wheels on rollers! | entailment |
172,511 | hypothesis: Exactly that. premise: Not exactly. | contradiction |
119,440 | hypothesis: The houses offer an attractive view of the cathedral and the shopping streets. premise: Its streets of attractive 16th- and 17th-century houses, built along the banks of the Eure river, offer a pretty view of the cathedral. | neutral |
4,574 | hypothesis: There are five different planets orbiting the sun. premise: Only the sun and the planets move through the sky. | neutral |
293,163 | hypothesis: Moses and Elijah stand on either side of the Transfiguration of Christ. premise: Highlights Giovanni Bellini's gentle Transfiguration of Christ standing serenely between Moses and Elijah; Mantegna's Portrait of a Boy; and Michelangelo's drawing of Three Soldiers for his Vatican fresco of St. Peter's Crucifi... | entailment |
12,731 | hypothesis: There was a silhouette on the blinds of the man that was standing there. premise: On the second floor window some one standing between the window and the light in the room threw a silhouette on the blind. | neutral |
317,816 | hypothesis: There are no new businesses entering Guangzhou as it's primarily residential. premise: Guangzhou today is mostly about business and industry, featuring new development, skyscrapers, a whole new business area, and raised expressways. | contradiction |
325,147 | hypothesis: I bet she is a wonderful woman. premise: She is in fact likely to be a 60-year-old man. | contradiction |
130,851 | hypothesis: The service is queried to the frequency of over 10 times a day. premise: On the rare occasions the service is queried, it invokes the Dead President. | contradiction |
367,479 | hypothesis: The temple has only statues of cats and dogs in front of it. premise: The great pylon (grand entranceway with twin towers) of the temple is fronted by majestic statues of Ramses II and a large granite obelisk once one of a pair the other was presented to the French government by Mohammed Ali and now graces ... | contradiction |
301,814 | hypothesis: He is going to classes in order to understand what the international community is demanding. premise: The goal of this is to be able to get him to understand these five demands that the international community is making. | neutral |
236,750 | hypothesis: Why was the freezer chosen? premise: why did they do it in the freezer | neutral |
244,716 | hypothesis: One errant program can't bring the whole computer to its knees. premise: It also has a solid multithreading and multitasking model, meaning that one errant program can't bring the whole computer to its knees. | entailment |
196,231 | hypothesis: Nicaragua would have been the hardest place to build it. premise: and um from a technical standpoint it wouldn't have been a lot more difficult to have built it in Nicaragua but the the United States uh had some and i've forgotten what the political influence was but there were economic ties then the issue ... | contradiction |
109,028 | hypothesis: I don't think we have any problems at all. premise: you know that's the problem that i think we have | contradiction |
339,536 | hypothesis: Slim was eager to try it out. premise: I just thought: Let's give good old Slim a chance." | neutral |
8,523 | hypothesis: Many people pre-ordered the book. premise: Three years later, Stanley Elkins published the equally monumental Slavery . Though a liberal like Stampp, Elkins accepted the notion of the docile, contented Sambo--though hardly as evidence of slavery's mildness. | neutral |
67,483 | hypothesis: Sir James stayed quiet the whole time. premise: But Sir James interrupted him. | contradiction |
312,585 | hypothesis: He had long dark hair. premise: His blond hair was short and neat. | contradiction |
116,457 | hypothesis: In '94 too, Bill Brock in Maryland. premise: Bill Brock in Maryland, also in '94. | entailment |
182,977 | hypothesis: When I saw the kettle for the first time, I was overcome. premise: When I first saw the OXO kettle, I resisted it. | contradiction |
155,657 | hypothesis: Third of this force is said to be specially trained to quash riots. premise: One third of this force is said to be specially trained to quash riots. | entailment |
109,419 | hypothesis: From the top of the hill there is a view over the town to the Melaka Straits. premise: At the top of the hill you will see foundations of the 16th-century Portuguese Franciscan monastery and get a splendid view over the town to the Melaka Straits. | entailment |
368,303 | hypothesis: There is horrible and frightnening depictions in these images. premise: May such terror terrify those in thrall to earthly error, for the horror of these images tells what awaits them. | entailment |
83,406 | hypothesis: The platform was supported by voters. premise: Plus, it gives Duvall a splendid platform for impish understatement. | neutral |
176,920 | hypothesis: They don't offer gambling lessons because they want you to lose. premise: Gambling lessons are taught by dealers to groups of novices, so no one feels pressured or out of place. | contradiction |
215,657 | hypothesis: Places for golfing, shopping, gaming, and beautifying yourself. premise: Shopping arcade, beauty salon, and golf course. | entailment |
365,178 | hypothesis: Almost everyone agrees that Vietnam could not be won and we stayed in it months too long. premise: Nearly everyone agrees today that the Vietnam War was unwinnable and was needlessly prolonged so America could save face. | neutral |
6,183 | hypothesis: The new term came from a bioethicist. premise: One bioethicist has coined a term for this new kind of the sperminator. | entailment |
73,202 | hypothesis: Michael Sragow has grown increasingly pessimistic after taking on his new job. premise: But Michael Sragow, writing in the New Times Los Angeles , calls Kissed ridiculously earnest. | neutral |
226,322 | hypothesis: The class was too complicated for my pea sized brain. premise: and i thought oh this will be an easy class and you know and i did it and i did it for a long time like about the middle of the semester i ended up having to have surgery on my foot and this has been a couple of years ago | contradiction |
84,218 | hypothesis: The writer was a woman. premise: The guy who wrote that gets hammered from both ends. | contradiction |
168,190 | hypothesis: Erich von Daniken's book "Chariots of the Gods" inspired many Ancient Astronaut books. premise: Dem's book was part of the flood of Ancient Astronaut books inspired by the huge success of Erich von Daniken's Chariots of the Gods? | entailment |
378,291 | hypothesis: You can get to the main road when driving past the gas station. premise: Follow the main road inland past the island's lone petrol (gasoline) station (which is closed after dark! ) | entailment |
24,070 | hypothesis: It's difficult to measure the influence of something that isn't decisive, or to determine if it's a factor. premise: If it's never decisive, it's not really a factor at all. | neutral |
277,908 | hypothesis: She decided that nothing's going to happen if they just look at the building. premise: At any rate, she decided, it would do no harm just to go and LOOK at the building. | entailment |
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