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353,270 | hypothesis: I am somewhat certain that you used the Sneaker Net System. premise: you use the sneaker net system | neutral |
150,812 | hypothesis: It seems that the world-egg didn't hatch. premise: It seems that the world-egg has hatched." His eyes lifted and centered on the doorway. | contradiction |
379,508 | hypothesis: That movie has been on TV recently. premise: that's Mission Impossible | neutral |
328,396 | hypothesis: Nothing could have made them madder than seeing Arafat. premise: Nothing could have been more infuriating to them than the sight of Yasser Arafat, the embodiment of Palestinian nationalism, shaking hands with Yitzhak Rabin, Israel's late prime minister. | entailment |
72,995 | hypothesis: The IPM has the capability to use forecasts of future conditions. premise: The IPM is dynamic; it has the capability to use forecasts of future conditions, requirements, and option characteristics to make decisions for the present. | entailment |
232,621 | hypothesis: There's a Beverly Hills Trolley tour available for 5 dollars for most premise: The quaint Beverly Hills Trolley offers a 40-minute guided tour of landmarks and residential areas for $5 ($1 under 12). | entailment |
163,620 | hypothesis: Comments on the provisions were collected from the public and published the next month. premise: However, comments on the statutory provisions were solicited from the public by publication in the Federal Register on June 26, 1997 (62 Fed. | neutral |
67,237 | hypothesis: These crosses can be bought from the owner of the collection. premise: It also has the world's largest collection of Nestorian croses from the Yuan Dynasty period. | neutral |
202,722 | hypothesis: The building was designed to showcase Western elements. premise: The building's exterior, interior and exhibit displays are triumphs of design and harmony between old and new, East and West, simplicity and complexity. | contradiction |
274,383 | hypothesis: Technology is changing things all over the legal profession. premise: Technology is slowly transforming pro bono efforts, on and off the Web. | neutral |
119,505 | hypothesis: What is the big but? premise: What's my big but? | entailment |
208,606 | hypothesis: Blacks make up 50% of the total population. premise: Blacks are 12 percent of the population. | contradiction |
73,866 | hypothesis: There was not yet an end to Crete's pains. premise: Crete's pains were not yet over, however. | entailment |
143,656 | hypothesis: You can see the beautiful forest over the mountains. premise: Behind the church on the outskirts of town there is a magnificent view over the mountains to the Vaucluse plateau and the distant peak of Mont Ventoux. | neutral |
356,516 | hypothesis: The man may exterminate the two legged wolves part of the deal. premise: If it is so, th' man who gits Kitchell may jus' rid this country of some of them two-legged wolves into th' bargain." | entailment |
173,260 | hypothesis: I am confused by it, mon ami. premise: I tell you, mon ami, it puzzles me. | entailment |
79,091 | hypothesis: French children don't go on their phones as much as American children. premise: The gardens are popular with children who enjoy watching the marionette shows, riding donkeys, and sailing boats on the circular ponds. | neutral |
342,101 | hypothesis: If the service was decreased they are able to compete by lowering the costs. premise: A competitor can reduce its fixed costs by reducing the level of service (i.e. | entailment |
151,175 | hypothesis: He said they needed more funding. premise: He has asked Congress to increase interdiction funding by 7 percent and international program funding by 25 percent in 1997. | entailment |
152,159 | hypothesis: I don't know if the death penalty would be used for them today. premise: i don't think they give them the death penalty if given today anyway | neutral |
226,854 | hypothesis: The legal system of our country is too lax. premise: well the the legal system in this country has gone to such extreme measures they've swung so far away from | contradiction |
119,938 | hypothesis: He frowned at the destroyed sky. premise: He grimaced at the ruined sky. | entailment |
30,830 | hypothesis: 967 people died here when the food ran out. premise: Numbers grew until eventually 967 people lived here, surviving on the vast storehouses of food and water conveniently cached by their late enemy. | neutral |
27,859 | hypothesis: They were university lecturers in fractal genetic engineering. premise: With honor and distinction they represented our country in the international arena (especially in the field of fractal genetic engineering) and were the pride and joy of the whole society. | neutral |
341,464 | hypothesis: He was videotaping her caught in the dishwasher, it was hysterical. premise: say he was videotaping this thing you know there she is caught in the dishwasher you know oh it was hysterical and | entailment |
335,693 | hypothesis: In all the inaugurals from Washington through James Buchanan, the number of words per sentence was on average 44 and the average number of commas was 10. premise: In all the inaugurals from Washington through James Buchanan, the average number of words per sentence was 44. | neutral |
178,446 | hypothesis: I think our legal system is much better because people can defend themselves. premise: right right because you know a lot of countries just shoot you on the spot you know forget that trial and the jury and all that you know they just | neutral |
236,277 | hypothesis: I hated dealing with the people who were schlepping around on Sunday morning. premise: I loved everything about talking to the folks who schlepped there on a Sunday morning; the comic effect of having a guy dressed like McGruff, the Crime Dog from public service ads, standing behind Dole. | contradiction |
359,456 | hypothesis: My opinion is very important. premise: yeah but who cares about my opinion | contradiction |
363,841 | hypothesis: There are no companies here in Dallas that do premise: but there are a few companies here in Dallas that do | contradiction |
28,615 | hypothesis: The planning and engineering of the cooperate area was my doing. premise: this has been an interesting topic uh i was one of the i was responsible for all the planning and engineering of the corporate area in the north building yeah | entailment |
149,545 | hypothesis: You can get a better machine for a lower price. premise: oh do they probably the more you pay though the better the machine you have | contradiction |
325,369 | hypothesis: Struggling for hours he was about to give up hope. premise: Finally a bright idea flashed across his brain. | neutral |
205,179 | hypothesis: The price of toys nowadays is ridiculous. premise: and boy the price of toys these days is ridiculous | entailment |
333,233 | hypothesis: The interim program's length changed due to unpredictable factors out of their control. premise: This analysis was revised when it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months and there were changes in the estimated cost of deposit contr... | neutral |
315,435 | hypothesis: The equipment required to waterski on the lake is available for hire. premise: Swimming, waterskiing, windsurfing, and sailing are all available on the lake as are boat cruises. | neutral |
323,000 | hypothesis: The old man has only contracted to get rid of the Pinto stud. premise: I know the Old Man hasn't contracted for anything but gettin' rid of that Pinto stud. | entailment |
274,381 | hypothesis: The island remained independent. premise: Later, the island became part of the commercial empires of Pisa, Genoa, and the Spanish, and was annexed in 1718 by the dukes of Savoy. | contradiction |
23,058 | hypothesis: The New England Journal of Medicine quickly sent their story to the press. premise: The New England Journal of Medicine rushed the story to press. | entailment |
97,854 | hypothesis: Bork smiled. premise: Bork grinned. | entailment |
27,378 | hypothesis: Despite the number of restaurants, toilets, showers, and changing rooms available, the main beaches are rarely if ever crowded. premise: Amenities inevitably come hand in hand with crowds, so on the main beaches be prepared to do battle with lots of other sun-seekers, all equally happy that restaurants, to... | contradiction |
155,253 | hypothesis: Matthew Cooper has never written for Newsweek. premise: As Matthew Cooper wrote in the latest Newsweek , there is a standard forgiveness ritual for sinning celebrities. | contradiction |
123,627 | hypothesis: OMB Circular A-134 was prepared and written within two years. premise: OMB Circular A-134 describes the policies for seeking and providing interpretations and other advice related to the standards. | neutral |
53,342 | hypothesis: There has only been one set of reports completed. premise: As a result, these simulation results should not be compared directly to those in our earlier reports. | contradiction |
176,168 | hypothesis: There is a system in place for reporting. premise: It is a special systematic way of looking at what is happening, of selecting the instances, collecting the data, analyzing the information, and reporting the results. | entailment |
302,572 | hypothesis: I'd love to see how you interact with the system. premise: uh its it's it's really looking at systems and design systems and seeing how people interact with them huh | neutral |
241,467 | hypothesis: The old administrative offices were knocked down, so tourists can no longer see them. premise: In town, visitors can retrace the favorite promenades along the Mall and see the old administrative offices of the Ridge. | contradiction |
184,773 | hypothesis: I would be very scared. premise: i'm scared i would be scared to death my child might accidentally get out or or if that seems like a real accessible place to where you could you know go in and get one | entailment |
126,264 | hypothesis: He has no idea. premise: HE KNOWS. | contradiction |
246,385 | hypothesis: We know what our expenses are, but don't actively budget. premise: part of the high price spread uh no uh well we don't we do but we don't have a family budget we have the fixed things that we have to pay | entailment |
38,394 | hypothesis: It's possible he will retire. premise: He too may retire. | entailment |
84,084 | hypothesis: People don't feel left out of a society with a flat distribution of resources because everyone gets the same amount. premise: In a society with a very flat distribution of income and status, nobody feels left out. | neutral |
230,926 | hypothesis: It's weird we got the same call. premise: yeah that's that's kind of strange that we got the same call | entailment |
214,995 | hypothesis: It doesn't matter what you have. premise: Never mind what you've got. | neutral |
225,709 | hypothesis: I've been into jogging since I was a teen, I just love it. premise: i'm not i was never into jogging i hated that when i was in high school playing football coach was always making us run | contradiction |
228,793 | hypothesis: You can only call it Dog. premise: yeah unless you called it Dog | contradiction |
251,298 | hypothesis: Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands were made by the same director. premise: oh see yeah well if you if you liked Beetlejuice you'll probably like Edward Scissorhands if you didn't like Beetlejuice you'll probably won't like Edward Scissorhands | neutral |
301,876 | hypothesis: I became lonely once we were not together anymore. premise: Almost at once, we drifted apart. | neutral |
18,743 | hypothesis: Table 1 shows the information in a clear and effective way. premise: Table 1 shows that the average time per day per possible delivery is 1.04 minutes for city delivery11 and 1.07 minutes for rural delivery. | neutral |
339,566 | hypothesis: This could not be more boring. premise: well this has been interesting | contradiction |
261,366 | hypothesis: Do you want to? premise: Don't you want to? | entailment |
251,261 | hypothesis: one woman was facing eviction with her three children. premise: One woman he represented was facing eviction with her three children, and a second woman had four children and a fifth on the way. | entailment |
67,155 | hypothesis: A few years ago I was briefly in Texas and especially enjoyed all the barbecues. premise: it is i i love it i i in fact i was in Texas for a little while and i liked uh the barbecues and the Mexican food | neutral |
114,137 | hypothesis: The tiny village of Watendlath still does not have internet. premise: The tiny village of Watendlath is beautiful a small farming community beside a small tarn, set in a natural bowl surrounded by stark fells, it seems to lie far away from the 20th century. | neutral |
48,500 | hypothesis: It would resolve nothing if he did, according to Tommy. premise: It'll be the end of it if you do." Tommy turned to Tuppence. | contradiction |
248,006 | hypothesis: He spoke to me in Klingon. premise: He spoke to me in French. | contradiction |
164,134 | hypothesis: The last time they engaged in street-to-street combat they suffered many casualties. premise: Russian soldiers will shell Grozny to its foundations and fly their flags, but they won't engage in street-to-street It's too bloody. | neutral |
155,120 | hypothesis: Not everyone believes the Japanese are reserved. premise: These events have to be seen to be they demonstrate the perfect flip-side of the supposedly reserved Japanese character. | neutral |
220,425 | hypothesis: The old servant didn't answer any question premise: Yes, m'm. The old servant hesitated, then added diffidently: "Don't you think, m'm, you'd better get to bed? | contradiction |
183,063 | hypothesis: Information-gathering through public surveys isn't really a good way to begin the standardization process. premise: Therefore, they said, determining whether there is a problem by gathering information from the public through surveys or other means might be a good first step before proceeding to a standardi... | contradiction |
155,840 | hypothesis: The senior executive expects 100% a customer satisfaction rate. premise: Specifically, the senior executive in the Nashville regional office had a target in fiscal year 2001 to attain 85 percent in overall satisfaction in a national survey of customers using vocational rehabilitation and employment services... | contradiction |
74,653 | hypothesis: It seemed like it was taking forever for security to return. premise: Heart racing, heart racing, heart racing... It seemed to take an age for the security men to come back. | entailment |
391,261 | hypothesis: I have strong convictions about Bill Gates' hatred towards Java. premise: Of course I don't believe Bill Gates ordered you to slander Java! | contradiction |
273,658 | hypothesis: All Western nations were represented in Kathmandu except for the British. premise: It also allowed a British representative to set up in Kathmandu, the first Western envoy to the country, and for the next century, the only one. | contradiction |
210,947 | hypothesis: I'm not in upstate New York. premise: yeah uh i'm in uh New York upstate upstate upstate New York yeah and uh long way uh | contradiction |
383,281 | hypothesis: I don't think I will do that at all. premise: Not at all--or at least I don't think so. | neutral |
146,949 | hypothesis: Federal budget surpluses now are projected for the next 25 years. premise: Federal budget surpluses now are projected for at least the next decade. | neutral |
73,813 | hypothesis: The seal of Missouri perfectly portrays the Republic. premise: The seal of Republic's home state of Missouri is perfect. | neutral |
221,772 | hypothesis: Places all over town have tins of exotic blends, which make excellent gifts. premise: Shops all over town will sell you gift tins of exotic blends. | entailment |
385,739 | hypothesis: The big knife in his hand was made out of stainless steel. premise: He had the big paper knife in his hand, and 'Mind, Dorcas,' he says, 'you'll have to be very respectful. | contradiction |
329,842 | hypothesis: The visitor was a very handsome man, but he wasn't Whittington or Boris. premise: This time the visitor was neither Whittington nor Boris, but a man of striking appearance. | entailment |
178,109 | hypothesis: There are multiple bars and restaurants. premise: Five bars and two restaurants with good health-food selection. | entailment |
214,087 | hypothesis: There's too much slapstick and not enough character development. premise: yeah i see what you're saying there is less character development rather just the the the funniness of the gag rather than | neutral |
388,892 | hypothesis: I wanted to cut the woman but couldn't bring myself to do it. premise: I kept it on me all the time wrapped in my leggings, and I cut her, just a little at the throat. | contradiction |
129,361 | hypothesis: They can't stop you from doing that premise: mean they can't stop you from doing it so | entailment |
54,288 | hypothesis: Her job description does not have a time by which it must be done. premise: Will her job description be done by then? | contradiction |
167,526 | hypothesis: He smiled when he went into the room. premise: He entered the room happy as a lark, which normally accompanied him when he was happy as one. | neutral |
125,366 | hypothesis: The management was great before, and after the change it got even better. premise: as far as uh as their management goes um i'm not sure they're any any better off than they were were before management wise | contradiction |
73,943 | hypothesis: Correct sir, not even a small amount. premise: not a bit yes sir | entailment |
87,523 | hypothesis: I'll recommend you another good book, do you like frightening things? premise: i was real disappointed in that well i'll tell you another good book do you like scary things | entailment |
195,512 | hypothesis: They couldn't nominate him. premise: oh sure and and they could not give him the nomination | entailment |
163,368 | hypothesis: There are very specific criteria that must be met before production is started. premise: Their new product development process included key, high-level decision points before moving into product demonstration, and again before making the production decision that required specific, knowledge-based exit crite... | entailment |
312,249 | hypothesis: Bad idea. premise: good idea | contradiction |
263,347 | hypothesis: This is not correct if meat was used. premise: Even if they use the meat. | contradiction |
326,335 | hypothesis: The Rani Pokhari is beautiful to behold, especially at night. premise: The Rani Pokhari lies at the northern end of a large open space that divides the old city from the newer districts. | neutral |
281,344 | hypothesis: The Supreme Court is not involved in client funds. premise: The Supreme Court has historically provided mandates for the deposit of client funds into attorney trust accounts. | contradiction |
27,494 | hypothesis: The GAO doesn't follow any protocols. premise: As previously noted, GAO follows modified protocols for testimonies, which are described separately in the section of this document entitled Testimony. | contradiction |
269,982 | hypothesis: Experimental economists are always right. premise: That's another thing that experimental economists have confirmed--the larger the group, the bigger the winner's curse. | neutral |
42,724 | hypothesis: You said you love rough breakin' and it's always allowed. premise: But you have already said, suh, that you don't allow rough breakin' here."Drew's half suspicion crystallized into belief. | contradiction |
354,668 | hypothesis: People may also be able to choose from nondeductible cigarette purchases. premise: Depending on their circumstances, people may also be able to choose from nondeductible traditional IRAs, new Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs for the selfemployed, SIMPLE IRAs sponsored by small employers, and the popular 401(k) employers... | neutral |
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