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239,332 | hypothesis: Shut your eyes and go to sleep. premise: 'And- seriously- close your eyes.' | neutral |
227,946 | hypothesis: We are living in a world where politicians are judged only on looks. premise: So now we are living in the world everyone has long claimed to where we judge politicians based only on the issues and their public records of governance. | contradiction |
204,862 | hypothesis: Cars can come as a shock to some visitors to Venice. premise: After a couple of days in Venice, its cars come as something of a shock, though tourists and locals alike still prefer bicycles. | entailment |
173,555 | hypothesis: The area is reserved for the wealthy and influential. premise: In the 20th century, it has become the front lawn of the Left Bank's most luxurious residences. | neutral |
136,693 | hypothesis: The plan was going to be an incredible success. premise: This was going to work. | neutral |
167,448 | hypothesis: I tisked Slate. premise: A considerably audible tsk, tsk I send you, Slate. | entailment |
83,245 | hypothesis: They were gravely injured. premise: It was only ricked, not really sprained, so to-day I said good-bye to the little doctor chap, asked him to send me word if he heard from Nurse Edith, and came right away back to town. | contradiction |
95,223 | hypothesis: Everyone enjoys themselves during these evenings. premise: These evenings must have been great fun, said Poirot genially. | entailment |
225,344 | hypothesis: You understand how the water is premise: you know how it is the water's kind of | entailment |
295,210 | hypothesis: None of the houses in town have their lights on at 11pm. premise: At 11pm, all the houses in town switch on all their lights, opening all the doors and windows, setting the hillside ablaze in light. | contradiction |
114,213 | hypothesis: Mykonos and Andros surround the area. premise: Wander, at your own risk, among the walls, crumbling turrets, and caves, and look out toward the surrounding islands of Mykonos and Andros. | entailment |
229,318 | hypothesis: Jon was outside keeping guard during the rainstorm. premise: Rain fell on Jon's head and shoulders. | neutral |
292,635 | hypothesis: If you were on a jury would you be able to sentence someone to death? premise: um if you were on a jury would would you be able to to give somebody a death sentence | entailment |
331,622 | hypothesis: I 95 runs through Maryland. premise: well if you i don't know how familiar you are with Maryland but uh especially the the center part of Maryland where i ninety five runs through it is really heavily populated | neutral |
55,030 | hypothesis: There are three ways in which T and A data can be recorded. premise: For example, T and A data may be recorded (1) daily, (2) when deviations occur from an individual's or agency's established work schedule, or (3) at the end of the pay period. | entailment |
382,278 | hypothesis: They fed me food and gave me water. premise: They fed me and gave me cool water from a spring deep within the caves of the rock. | entailment |
324,936 | hypothesis: You think I should entertain your ideas? premise: And you come crawling here to tell me you want to do the honorable thing, is that it? | neutral |
343,412 | hypothesis: The press interviewed Clinton numerous times about his White House affairs. premise: She would be in the same spot as many members of the press and public, who thought that Clinton had made a tacit agreement to quit fooling around for the duration of his presidency, for the sake of common sense if not commo... | neutral |
161,233 | hypothesis: The clerk's master ordered him to steal the paper as it contained sensitive information. premise: Oh, come in." The clerk followed his discreet knock into the room, and laid a paper at his master's elbow. | neutral |
37,776 | hypothesis: The man was becoming morbid because of the journalists stalking him. premise: No, no, you're getting morbid on the subject. 116 "Enough to make a man morbid, to be stalked by beastly journalists and stared at by gaping moon-faced idiots, wherever he goes! | entailment |
34,752 | hypothesis: I lived there longer than anywhere else. premise: i lived there for ten years | neutral |
149,205 | hypothesis: I don't know what was bound to happen in the future, said the student. premise: What would have happened next? | neutral |
5,061 | hypothesis: I didn't see it because I was in my car at the time. premise: i know and he pulled that out that is so funny i heard it on the radio i heard the audio portion on the radio in the car but i didn't see it but | neutral |
353,552 | hypothesis: We are hopeful for the future. premise: you know in the future this is perhaps this will be possible | neutral |
40,711 | hypothesis: The most superior method to traverse Mount of Olives is to go down to the bottom from the top. premise: The best way to visit the Mount of Olives is to start at the top and work your way down. | entailment |
35,272 | hypothesis: The 130 years of control by the Portuguese proved to be stable. premise: The 130 years of Portuguese control proved precarious. | contradiction |
230,197 | hypothesis: Many towns in California, like San Mateo have proposed new measures to prevent incidents of child molestation. premise: To ward off child molesters, the city of San Mateo, Calif., has proposed background checks and fingerprinting of Little League coaches, den mothers, and others who volunteer their time to ... | neutral |
275,590 | hypothesis: Hopefully they'll resolve the clean water issue soon premise: oh well hopefully they'll resolve it soon | neutral |
310,687 | hypothesis: The few attractions here are far superior to those near the major resorts. premise: The few attractions here are natural, very beautiful, and unspoiled, but the difficult and long journey from the major resorts means that few visitors venture this far. | neutral |
224,412 | hypothesis: When I finish stitching your wounds shut, then you can go to bed. premise: In a minute, when I've done with you, you'll go to bed as I told you to. | neutral |
104,218 | hypothesis: I've never been in a courthouse elevator. premise: I once was in a courthouse elevator with the other side's counsel, who hadn't yet been introduced to me, who spent the ride down discussing strategy with his client! | contradiction |
14,576 | hypothesis: He has more money out of advertisement than the game itself. premise: well yeah it does he has more money out of the uh ads than he does the game itself | entailment |
369,318 | hypothesis: His uncle knew more about what was happening, but didn't tell him. premise: Even on the project, while working with his uncle, he had seen little of what went on, and hadn't really understood that, except when it produced data that he could feed into his computer. | neutral |
239,799 | hypothesis: The burns healed slow but weren't bad. premise: The burns were nasty, but somehow seemed to heal with remarkable speed. | contradiction |
97,076 | hypothesis: No I think I can handle it, I am very courageous. premise: yes oh uh-huh yeah oh i guess i'm a little too scary for that | contradiction |
165,890 | hypothesis: We refuse to take in any. premise: well well just about anything we get our hands on right now we've got a uh a Bombay a Turkish Van and a Himalayan Persian | contradiction |
127,565 | hypothesis: Yes, that one. premise: that's the one yes | entailment |
185,105 | hypothesis: The erotic postures are sensual yet graceful so that the viewer contemplates the meaning. premise: The sculptures portray not only erotic postures, but also the adventures of in one he uses all four arms to fend off two wrestlers. | neutral |
32,035 | hypothesis: My fingers shot lightning at them because they had made me angry premise: My fingers twitched out arcs of lightning in their general direction. | neutral |
53,834 | hypothesis: The man moved across the room. premise: Poirot had walked over to the mantel-piece. | entailment |
368,349 | hypothesis: The lawyer did not have permission to reveal who would get the money. premise: In the event of Mrs. Inglethorp's death, who would inherit her money?" The lawyer hesitated a moment, and then replied: "The knowledge will be public property very soon, so if Mr. Cavendish does not object, , " | neutral |
179,927 | hypothesis: Check to see if the skull is still square and reminiscent of a cube. premise: Check to see if Kennewick Man's skull is slightly squared around the edges, suggestive of a cube. | entailment |
250,191 | hypothesis: The gift shop sells postcards. premise: Bottles of your favorites are available in the gift shop on the first floor. | neutral |
42,840 | hypothesis: There is no money allotted to the investigation of online child porn. premise: They added $10 million to the legislation for customs to investigate Internet kiddie porn traffickers. | contradiction |
256,407 | hypothesis: The National Covenant was signed in the church in 1638. premise: The church was opened in 1620 the first one after the Reformation and the National Covenant was signed here in 1638. | entailment |
137,848 | hypothesis: Sharon Hays point out that we care a lot about raising children. premise: What's striking, as Sharon Hays recently pointed out in The Cultural Contradictions of Motherhood (1996), is how tenaciously we cling to intensive motherhood, as she calls this ambitious mission, despite its increasing impracticality ... | neutral |
206,571 | hypothesis: Write-offs are the addition of amounts to entities. premise: WRITE-OFF -An action to remove an amount from an entity's assets. | contradiction |
68,705 | hypothesis: No French artists are represented in the museum, premise: The Mus??e des Beaux-Arts (in the Cours d'Albert) includes works by Veronese, Perugino, Rubens, and Van Dyck, as well as major paintings by Delacroix and Matisse. | contradiction |
68,813 | hypothesis: She hated her emotions and felt foolish when they betrayed her. premise: Little fool, she would apostrophize herself, "don't snivel. | neutral |
141,211 | hypothesis: The cool season is from December to March. premise: The cool season is from October to March, the ideal time for seeing most of India ( except in the northern hills and mountains, where it's bitterly cold). | contradiction |
36,876 | hypothesis: The man was excited to see Susan when he returned. premise: We can begin tomorrow, he said and then returned to Susan. | neutral |
199,295 | hypothesis: It has a huge bookstore on the second platform. premise: It has a popular brasserie on the first platform, an elegant gourmet restaurant on the second, and a view from the top stretching for miles on a pollution-free day. | contradiction |
241,192 | hypothesis: My car has ninety thousand miles on it, and I change the oil every three thousand miles. premise: yeah every three thousand miles i'll change the oil i've got about ninety four thousand miles on the car right now | entailment |
63,372 | hypothesis: They look dead but they will bud when you least expect it. premise: because they'll look really bad like they're dead and all of a sudden they'll bud out | entailment |
285,399 | hypothesis: I could on you for the analysis. premise: I count on you guys for instant analysis, not the play-by-play. | entailment |
134,484 | hypothesis: Kids may be taught by their parents to pray in school. premise: Kids are reintroducing prayer to public schools. | neutral |
385,439 | hypothesis: There are actually 47 total islands. premise: The Dodecanese islands take their name from the Greek phrase dodeka nisi, meaning twelve islands, although the group incorporates far more than one dozen in its number. | neutral |
183,789 | hypothesis: There is no being comfortable with news anchors, just watch who is convenient. premise: a favorite or i did have a favorite channel that i usually tuned into for local news i guess because you get use to you like the anchors and you feel comfortable with them and | contradiction |
148,953 | hypothesis: The Plaza del Ayuntamiento is behind the Calle Mayor and the Plaza de Santa Faz. premise: Walk beyond the Calle Mayor and the tranquil Plaza de Santa Faz to get to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, where a coin and stamp market is held on Sundays and public holidays. | entailment |
169,507 | hypothesis: The Heart of Midlothian has nothing to do with any prisons or executions. premise: It was the prison and place of execution immortalized in the novel Heart of Midlothian, by Sir Walter Scott. | contradiction |
261,513 | hypothesis: Tommy has a notebook and pencil. premise: Tommy had produced a notebook and pencil. | entailment |
186,476 | hypothesis: There is a long causeway that you can drive down, but it takes about 20 minutes. premise: Linked to La Maddalena by a 7 km- (4 mile-) long causeway, the isle of Caprera was the last home of Giuseppe Garibaldi, military leader of the Risorgimento movement for Italian unity . | neutral |
208,928 | hypothesis: For nobody to ever see. premise: for everybody to see | contradiction |
200,077 | hypothesis: There's no problem with the paint down there. premise: you really have a problem down there with with having to repaint with with paint blistering or peeling off or | contradiction |
359,088 | hypothesis: A rich French influence is still present in the Aosta Valley. premise: A French patois-like dialect is still spoken in some hill villages and you'll notice bilingual street signs in the Aosta Valley (geographically part of Piedmont, but administratively separate). | neutral |
24,883 | hypothesis: They might shoot each other thinking they're deer. premise: don't use it for that well yeah that's true they shoot each other thinking they're a deer yeah darn i thought you were a deer Bob sorry my mistake | entailment |
40,632 | hypothesis: i want to know if you think they'll ever vote premise: yes so they've been talking about this for a long time do you think they're going to ever vote | entailment |
315,101 | hypothesis: Load time is the time it takes a carrier to deliver mail premise: Finally, load time is the time it takes a carrier to place the mail in a mail receptacle. | entailment |
271,741 | hypothesis: Rayfield felt that people in his days would consider Chekhov a pedophile. premise: Rayfield assists us with these contradictions by saying that, by the standards of his time, Chekhov was a judophile. | entailment |
367,807 | hypothesis: Weird comedy book, but the writing technique is beautiful. premise: strange book beautifully written | neutral |
42,693 | hypothesis: But after his experience with transistors, this was east for Hanson. premise: But after learning to deal with electron holes in transistors, this was elementary study for Hanson. | entailment |
254,490 | hypothesis: Information value is evolving but it needs to be more reliable premise: Fair value information is evolving but improvements in reliability are needed. | entailment |
119,996 | hypothesis: 11 voting member compose the Board of Directors of the Corporation, according to the traditional rule. premise: The Board of Directors of the Corporation is composed of 11 voting members who are appointed by the President of the United States with the advice and consent of the Senate. | neutral |
267,366 | hypothesis: The EPA has limited requirements needed for information that can be reported as data elements. premise: . . . EPA has limited the requirements for information to that which can be reported as data elements. | entailment |
321,296 | hypothesis: The road winds straight south where it leads to a beach. premise: The road winds westward to at least two memorable lookout points looking back at the village from the main road. | contradiction |
188,840 | hypothesis: EPA lacks a main legislative mission. premise: From the start, however, EPA lacked an overarching legislative mission, and its environmental responsibilities have yet to be integrated with one another. | entailment |
39,776 | hypothesis: I'm just winging it without any kind of instruction. premise: and uh it really makes it look professional and i've taken some classes here in in uh Dallas | contradiction |
94,488 | hypothesis: The families were able to get away with whatever they wanted. premise: The most powerful families thus carved out for themselves whole regions that were to become the fiefdoms of Japanese feudalism. | neutral |
1,180 | hypothesis: The person named Benedykt Ossolinsky lived to be at least 39 years old. premise: Benedykt Ossolinsky, age 39, began to grow childish. | entailment |
152,844 | hypothesis: The regional haze rule was made with the goal of bettering the environment. premise: The recently finalized regional haze rule will also require power generators to reduce SO2 and NOx emissions either through the implementation of best available retrofit technology (BART) or a trading program yet to be deve... | neutral |
74,754 | hypothesis: It's just how the fish is premise: it's just a kind of uh just the way the plant is | contradiction |
170,747 | hypothesis: Candid feedback can help individual employees maximize their potential. premise: First, they strive to provide candid and constructive feedback to help individual employees maximize their contribution and potential in understanding and realizing the goals and objectives of the agency. | entailment |
52,070 | hypothesis: Legends say that the gorge was created by the natural movement of glaciers. premise: Legend holds that this gorge was created by the saber of Manjushri (see page 15). | contradiction |
194,641 | hypothesis: These remains are in surprisingly good condition for being from the 14th century premise: At the base are the remains of a 14th-century-b.c. | neutral |
194,896 | hypothesis: You can still hire a mechanic to do a thorough check. premise: well and even if they didn't you can still get a good idea from a if you can get a good mechanic to check it over real carefully and check the blocks and everything | entailment |
180,117 | hypothesis: We were able to drive through the snow storm and make it home safely. premise: we're able to get around pretty good and it didn't stay too long on the sides of the roads but | neutral |
138,027 | hypothesis: New people should always be out and about even during the hottest hours. premise: New arrivals especially should lie low during the most blistering hours to avoid burns or exhaustion. | contradiction |
135,244 | hypothesis: The interiors are all painted with gold. premise: The elaborate interiors and decorations are attributed to rivalry between neighboring villages. | neutral |
36,744 | hypothesis: However, in Texas the salaries of public interest lawyers are usually at least double that of other entry level positions. premise: In New York, salaries at public interest law agencies can be as low as $32,000 to start, but with many entry-level jobs beginning at about $40,000. | neutral |
358,720 | hypothesis: Seeing a peaceful religious beggar, he realised the path he must take in life. premise: Then he saw a religious beggar who seemed serene, and he realized the path his life must take. | entailment |
70,454 | hypothesis: The princes and princesses did not bother to think about plants and animals. premise: Princes and princesses judged the merits of birds, insects, flowers, roots, or seashells. | contradiction |
291,714 | hypothesis: Take notice of the sundial on the archway. premise: Note the sundial at the center top of the archway. | entailment |
150,787 | hypothesis: Family members urged them to stay out so they wouldn't get hurt. premise: In every case, family members, who in an earlier age would have been enthusiastic, urged them to stay out. | neutral |
315,391 | hypothesis: Powered motors are not allowed in the pro version. premise: In an amateur version, the glider can be equipped with an enriched bio-fuel powered motor. | neutral |
32,649 | hypothesis: We were the last users of the old system. premise: yeah i would too i mean we we're just about the last holdout in the world to to hold on to this old archaic system i mean even England's gone metric | entailment |
255,910 | hypothesis: The Mosque was renovated for a more modern use premise: The Mosque, the second oldest in Cairo, dates from 990 though it was renovated in the 1980s. | neutral |
287,512 | hypothesis: I don't want him here, but have been told I have to include him in the investigation. premise: Me and Moosier here have met before ”and there's no man's 85 judgment I'd sooner take than his. | contradiction |
258,658 | hypothesis: I can't really remember. premise: so i mean and i i can't really remember what it is | entailment |
86,856 | hypothesis: It's very enjoyable, particularly if it's with someone whose on a matching level to you. premise: oh it is it's it's a lot of fun especially especially if you can find somebody that's uh that's got the same level of interest that that seems to be the hardest thing well about that's that's that's true of any... | entailment |
240,589 | hypothesis: The hot dog was $10. premise: What pissed me off personally was charging 10 bucks for the wiener dog, she stated, emphatically. | entailment |
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