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282,301 | hypothesis: The Greeks controlled the area after the disaster. premise: After the disaster, Mycenean Greeks from the Peloponnese moved in to control what remained of the Minoan settlements they may even have precipitated the destruction. | entailment |
113,312 | hypothesis: He held his hands up showing them to be empty, and asked her to stay a while. premise: Here's fifty to go on with." 20 He rapidly sorted out some notes, and pushed them across the table to Tuppence, then stood up, obviously impatient for her to go. | contradiction |
322,100 | hypothesis: Experts consider the best year for the wine to be 1989 premise: Each year only several hundred, hand-numbered bottles were made, and the wine was prized for its full bouquet best appreciated during siesta on the southern coast of Pilates when served with roosmoose meat and the Adriatic variety of wandering ... | entailment |
389,093 | hypothesis: This is just on such short notice that there's nothing I can do. premise: i wish i could | neutral |
113,125 | hypothesis: The it that someone stepped on was a glass. premise: Some one stepped on it. He rose from his knees, and walked slowly across to the mantelpiece, where he stood abstractedly fingering the ornaments, and straightening them, a trick of his when he was agitated. | neutral |
171,127 | hypothesis: As of 1998, there was about 5 billion people on planet Earth. premise: I recently saw statistics saying that there are about 5 billion people in the world, about 2 billion of them Christians and about 13 million of them Jews. | neutral |
381,792 | hypothesis: You can catch a polo match at Will Rogers Park on Saturdays in January. premise: Weekend polo matches are held from May to October at Will Rogers State Historic Park, on Saturdays and Sundays. | contradiction |
237,778 | hypothesis: Women's fiction does got get the attention it deserves. premise: Does women's fiction get short shrift? | entailment |
38,674 | hypothesis: Other parts of the island are hospitable to humans. premise: Because much of the area is inhospitable to human activity, it is a lush area for birdlife and rare plant species that have disappeared from other parts of the island. | neutral |
127,836 | hypothesis: There are a multitude of things on which to judge road time posted. premise: There is only one criterion on which to judge road time posted. | contradiction |
222,899 | hypothesis: You can apply for and receive the gun immediately. premise: after you can go apply for this gun but it takes like seven days | contradiction |
339,288 | hypothesis: Mail that is attractive to competitors should be viewed as elastic. premise: However, if there are categories of mail that are attractive to competitors, these categories should be viewed as extremely elastic and the Postal Service would be expected to move its rates toward a lower markup over costs. | entailment |
265,722 | hypothesis: Hootie and the Blowfish did not make any good success. premise: Last year's pop success story was Hootie and the Blowfish , a Southern frat-party band. | contradiction |
266,835 | hypothesis: The whole idea is because of a French Baron, who also owns the Palace Hotel. premise: The whole idea is the brainchild of a German baroness who also owns the Palace Hotel, one of the smartest in town. | contradiction |
176,401 | hypothesis: Scientists started investigating behavioral therapy in the 19th century. premise: He also suggested that his findings may point the way toward behavioral therapy for the syndrome. | neutral |
28,222 | hypothesis: Women should not have options when staying at home with kids. premise: yeah i agree i agree i think it also gives a woman a chance to if she does have a job a nd a career it gives the man and the wife both a chance to both be working and maybe save up some money and then it gives her a little more option if... | contradiction |
341,777 | hypothesis: Ellen what kind of car do you want to buy? premise: okay Ellen what kind of a car do you think you're going to buy | entailment |
362,391 | hypothesis: I wanted to be informed about the world around me but I'm pressed for time. premise: normally i listen to CNN or Headline News about an hour a day and then i supplement that with uh radio news from my car radio and from a news magazine once a week | neutral |
114,399 | hypothesis: No one plays or enjoys watching baseball anymore. premise: Today baseball is big business, with cheerleaders, balloons, and variations on Major League hype. | contradiction |
75,568 | hypothesis: Pundits debated about the size of the moon and stars. premise: Pundits debated whether the candidacies 1) take votes from Republicans | contradiction |
48,319 | hypothesis: Warriors are here to make money, not to kindly protect villages. premise: Warriors come to make money here, not protect villages with the goodness of their heart. | entailment |
335,714 | hypothesis: Beside the Star Ferry terminal is Harbour City and Ocean Terminal. premise: Adjacent to the Star Ferry terminal is Ocean Terminal, where international cruise ships dock, and the gigantic Harbour City a complex of malls, hotels, and restaurants. | entailment |
12,402 | hypothesis: Michael Millemann teaches law at the University of Maryland. premise: Legal Aid now offers some of the most creative services for legal aid found across the country, said Michael A. Millemann, a law professor at the University of Maryland and a former deputy director of the Multnomah County, Ore., Legal Aid... | entailment |
190,105 | hypothesis: He often appears on his knees in front of his master. premise: He regularly appears kneeling before temples to his master, his palms joined together in the traditional namaste gesture of greeting and homage. | entailment |
107,007 | hypothesis: The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that the President can eat out whenever he pleases. premise: The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that athe President and his principal advisers and assistants- are within the scope of GAOas access rights and enfo... | neutral |
256,823 | hypothesis: The third key has just 1 component premise: The third key element, obtained by extensive description and analysis, has three components. | contradiction |
49,084 | hypothesis: I believe I cut off the computer. premise: i think this is the first time that i haven't been cut off by the computer | contradiction |
361,754 | hypothesis: One can hike to narrow horseshoe-shaped valleys in a day. premise: These intriguing horseshoe-shaped valleys nestle like narrow amphi?theaters against abrupt rocky cliffs, making rewarding destinations for a pleasant day's hike. | entailment |
264,489 | hypothesis: The worst French cheese, bread, and football. premise: Best French perfumes, silk items, porcelain, crystal liqueurs, and vintage wines. | contradiction |
119,987 | hypothesis: We need to start our own credit card business because you can't get that interest anywhere. premise: that's what we need see you and i need to get in the credit card business we need to start our own credit card if you can yeah because you sure can't get that interest anyway else gosh | entailment |
179,507 | hypothesis: The research needs to only be carried out on one element of the model. premise: However, important research activities need to be carried out in all three elements of the model. | contradiction |
237,329 | hypothesis: The carpets of Srinagar have been routinely dismissed across the world as cheap and shoddy. premise: Ever since the days when the Mughal emperor Jahangir took Persian craftsmen up to Kashmir with him during his long summer holidays, the handwoven silk-and-woolen carpets of Srinagar have been among the best ... | contradiction |
366,016 | hypothesis: The art and cultural center has 400 pieces on display. premise: At the village's southern tip, the UCLA/Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Ceter (10899 Wilshire Boulevard) presents a small, exquisite collection of artworks gathered over the past fifty years by Armand Hammer himself. | neutral |
6,570 | hypothesis: Auditors have the ability to reduce the extent of their tests of compliance. premise: If auditors obtain sufficient evidence of the effectiveness of these controls, they can reduce the extent of their tests of compliance. | entailment |
66,481 | hypothesis: The man-hours in construction are roughly in proportion to the tons of steel being fabricated. premise: Construction man-hours are approximately proportional to the tons of steel fabricated. | entailment |
89,827 | hypothesis: Hillary Clinton is extremely liberal. premise: Reverse Triangulation: How Clinton's immoderation helps the Democrats look moderate. | contradiction |
227,205 | hypothesis: Continue with your dissertation, Crow. premise: All right, carry on, Crow. | neutral |
239,322 | hypothesis: December 17, 1986 the General Accounting Office premise: General Accounting Office, December 17, 1986a, b; September 19, 1986). | entailment |
321,568 | hypothesis: Barra Brava is filled with South Americans that are making noise. premise: United game, a section called the Barra Brava is jammed with Salvadorans and Bolivians wielding noisemakers. | entailment |
11,319 | hypothesis: Computer controls cannot be learned. premise: Such a review includes (1) examining the general and application controls of a computer system,3 (2) testing whether those controls are being complied with, and | contradiction |
165,701 | hypothesis: Miss Aldonka was beautiful and sweet. premise: That bald, fat 60 year old, Miss Aldonka replied spitefully and Czarek turned invisibly red, because he couldn't show he was boiling on the inside. | contradiction |
235,749 | hypothesis: All of the reviewers have failed to spot any mortality associations from the 1980's and 90's. premise: Some reviewers have also noted that the observed mortality associations from the 1980's and 90's may reflect higher pollution exposures from the 1950's to 1960's. | contradiction |
35,591 | hypothesis: No one can guess how much a film will make. premise: From a CEO's perspective, movies are No one can predict if a film will make $100 million or lose it. | entailment |
267,686 | hypothesis: New England's location right next to the Atlantic Ocean influences its weather. premise: okay okay well New England is kind of kind of like uh pretty close sits right on the Atlantic Ocean and we get you know a lot of a lot of the weather is driven by the winds coming in off the ocean the northeast winds br... | entailment |
155,915 | hypothesis: No, just a small number of people do that. premise: oh yeah there's so many people do that | contradiction |
270,758 | hypothesis: The center of O'Connell Street is forgettable. premise: Perhaps the most memorable monument in Dublin is the General Post Office in the center of O'Connell Street (open Monday Saturday 8am 8pm). | contradiction |
376,913 | hypothesis: Because of recent changes in the mail classification system, the Commission was unable to pursue the contract rate bid. premise: Upon consideration of the initial comments it received, the Commission declined to pursue the contract rate proposal, but solicited further comments on several broad issues concer... | contradiction |
306,476 | hypothesis: She asked a question under her breath. premise: Is he one of them, do you think? she breathed. | entailment |
339,982 | hypothesis: Agencies were contacted by us but differed substantially. premise: However, the agencies that we contacted differed substantially in the extent to which they explicitly provided for these modes of comment during calendar year 1999, and none of the agencies permitted either mode of communication for all of t... | entailment |
69,057 | hypothesis: The secretaries found that without prompt and direct guidance by healthcare professionals members of the regulated community would find it hard to comply with the requirements of HIPAA, and that insured individuals do not understand the benefit of a certificate of prior coverage. premise: The Secretaries ha... | neutral |
309,535 | hypothesis: The overseer had never been very good at whipping. premise: The desert was like molten iron under his bare feet, and the savage radiation on his back was worse than any overseer's whip. | neutral |
187,855 | hypothesis: There was ample opportunity for CIOs to discuss matters with federal information security officials. premise: In contrast, several federal information security officials told us that they felt that their organizations were placed too low in the organizational structure to be effective and that they had litt... | contradiction |
323,554 | hypothesis: Greuze had the most confident look on his face any of us had ever seen. premise: Greuze raised an eyebrow. | contradiction |
340,132 | hypothesis: Good genes can change most facets of life. premise: Having [good] genes is still the way to go! | neutral |
220,399 | hypothesis: A lot of seniors were involved in the Anthem payouts. premise: The Anthem payouts were large enough to put many seniors over those limits. | entailment |
371,313 | hypothesis: Having to charge a lot for usage is a problem for Slate. premise: The problem, for Slate and other Internet sites, comes from having to charge for usage, when what they're selling is intellectual property with a flat production cost. | neutral |
50,026 | hypothesis: I told him from the start not to obsess over the coffee premise: I could have told him from the beginning that this obsession of his over the coffee was bound to end in a blind alley, but I restrained my tongue. | contradiction |
62,396 | hypothesis: There in France. premise: Here in Canada. | contradiction |
355,423 | hypothesis: He is cheapening the brand. premise: At best, he is severely diluting the brand name that is Henry Louis Gates Jr.--a brand name based in large part on . This is bound to hurt both his own reputation and that of the enterprises he believes in so sincerely. | entailment |
125,117 | hypothesis: It also illustrates a poor economic outlook in the future. premise: It also illustrates how saving more would improve the long-term economic outlook. | contradiction |
32,340 | hypothesis: "Buried once more," replied San'doro. premise: Buried once again, said San'doro. | entailment |
254,427 | hypothesis: Drew got dressed again. premise: Drew had re-dressed except for his gun belt when he heard a voice call from the next cubicle. | entailment |
161,687 | hypothesis: The rule will also not have a significant impact on the empire state building. premise: The preambles to both the proposed and final rules reflect HUD's finding that the rule will not have a significant impact on the environment. | neutral |
194,319 | hypothesis: Electricity rates increased 50%. premise: Likewise, the 50% electricity price increase, the $30 billion reduction in personal consumption, and the 35% decline in coal usage are all associated with EIA's Standard Technology Scenario. | entailment |
193,420 | hypothesis: capital murder of an elderly man premise: capital murder | neutral |
315,498 | hypothesis: He painted his face. premise: He had painted a band of black warpaint across his eyes. | entailment |
151,192 | hypothesis: I like the idea of people no matter where they are from. premise: i don't know i i like the idea that uh if someone is from a foreign country | contradiction |
98,524 | hypothesis: They won't win a Tony, but I liked it. premise: And a shoo-in at next year's Tonys. | contradiction |
316,503 | hypothesis: No one seems to be interested in the paintings of the maharajas. premise: The highlight is an art gallery, with paintings of the maharajas in very British, landed-gentry poses, and a glass case featuring a rolled gold replica of the British crown set between a tea kettle which is noticeably bigger than the ... | contradiction |
221,528 | hypothesis: San'doro had already left when Jon returned to the camp. premise: When Jon returned to the camp, San'doro and the Kal were waiting for him. | contradiction |
183,562 | hypothesis: That matter should not be separate. premise: 'Now, there's another matter. | neutral |
368,729 | hypothesis: One potential alternative was to put all cats in slippers. premise: Potential alternatives were considered and discussed at the proposed rulemaking stage, and the final rulemaking describes NHTSA's determination that there was no alternative to the standard adopted. | neutral |
303,746 | hypothesis: We watch that all the time. premise: uh-huh we don't watch that much | contradiction |
164,731 | hypothesis: We built for an earthquake. premise: no no we're build | neutral |
320,554 | hypothesis: The handsome man did not go into a coma. premise: It was on a Wednesday evening, during the seventh episode of 'The Murderers from a Residential Cell', when a handsome man from the early-reanimation unit fell into a coma, that is, he couldn't be woken up after the surgery using the usual methods, and a coup... | contradiction |
235,173 | hypothesis: The assumption is that more functions will have been successfully tested than are planned in the acquisition schedule. premise: A comparison of the actual number of functions successfully tested to the number planned in the acquisition schedule, for example, requires that system testing be underway. | neutral |
73,805 | hypothesis: I don't look fine with MS. premise: I have MS and look just fine. | contradiction |
309,204 | hypothesis: My dear Dorcas, I have an idea that could be justified. premise: My good Dorcas, I have an idea ”a little idea ”if it should prove justified, what magnificent chance! | entailment |
26,716 | hypothesis: A variety and abundance of resources is needed for just one 500 mwe plant. premise: Based upon the discussion from sections 3.1 through 3.5, the total resources needed for a single 500 MWe plant and a site with seven 500 MWe plants is shown on Table 3-1. | neutral |
86,692 | hypothesis: It is important to understand the aspect involving children. premise: um-hum it it with the children's aspect um-hum | entailment |
289,348 | hypothesis: Politicking lawyers will make sure that they never run out of work. premise: as long as you got practicing lawyers in politics they're going to rig the laws to where they know they're never going to run out of business | entailment |
151,964 | hypothesis: The responsiveness of state planners is in part guiding the President. premise: In making the decision, the President shall be guided by state planners' responsiveness to enumerated reconfiguration standards; the analyses and recommendations of the LSC state planning team and the VP for Programs; the articu... | entailment |
40,414 | hypothesis: The bounty hunters may have used their professional title as a ruse to commit crime. premise: The authorities believe that the bounty hunters used their profession as a cover for armed robbery. | entailment |
152,104 | hypothesis: The fine sand from Pornichet to Le Pouliguen is bordered by the ocean on one side, and empty wilderness on the other. premise: Five km (three miles) of fine sand from Pornichet to Le Pouliguen stretch in a perfect half-moon, past chic sailing and beach clubs, along an esplanade of luxury hotels with a casin... | contradiction |
361,811 | hypothesis: "We have no use for you here." Then he stood up. premise: We need you sorely." Then he passed out again. | contradiction |
58,349 | hypothesis: The grid here expresses the four basic possibilities. premise: Here is a grid that expresses the four basic possibilities. | entailment |
370,693 | hypothesis: Some of these essential activities include lunch breaks and casual Fridays. premise: It sets out essential activities in each phase along with critical factors related to those activities. | neutral |
377,532 | hypothesis: This is boring, and I'm not interested in it at all. premise: You know, this might be interestin'. | contradiction |
55,581 | hypothesis: Centrelink was an idea thought of in 1996 premise: Centrelink was established in 1997 with a strong focus on customer service and the goal of paying beneficiaries promptly. | neutral |
104,341 | hypothesis: Something was fishy. premise: He addressed himself to John: "Mr. Cavendish, I should like your consent to a postmortem." | neutral |
126,751 | hypothesis: Do you camp with your family? You can get a family membership. premise: uh you can you can get a family membership do you your family camp at all you you camp with your family how how what | entailment |
184,966 | hypothesis: The police do not know anything about fingerprints. premise: It is a well-known process to the police, and by means of it you can obtain a photograph of the finger-prints of any object in a very short space of time. | contradiction |
84,291 | hypothesis: I don't know much else about it. premise: well i really don't know too much else about it | entailment |
340,407 | hypothesis: Sense of Fashion 2.0 premise: FashionSense 2.0 | entailment |
392,508 | hypothesis: The previous interest rate was at 50 percent. premise: That lowered their interest rate to 9 percent. | neutral |
184,830 | hypothesis: The man's eyes filled with sadness as he watched the tower fall. premise: The eyes bent together in a strange look of sadness and confusion. | neutral |
274,273 | hypothesis: Managerial Cost Accounting Concepts and Standards were published online. premise: Managerial Cost Accounting Concepts and Standards, SFFAS | neutral |
63,079 | hypothesis: That is if it is proposed and taken to the government. premise: and uh if it is actually proposed and taken you know to the government or something | entailment |
134,803 | hypothesis: Rockefeller couldn't decide if he wanted to give his money away premise: Rockefeller was deeply conflicted about giving away money. | entailment |
77,373 | hypothesis: We tried to not have them in daycare often to save money. premise: can be in day care for a few hours a week or my husband if it's you know and and when he's at home can take care of them | neutral |
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