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259,986 | hypothesis: The Federal agency handles the revenue recognized at the time. premise: For monetary instruments, the revenue is recognized at the time of obtaining forfeiture judgment; for property that is sold, at the time of sale; and for property that is held for internal use or transferred to another Federal agency, a... | entailment |
362,353 | hypothesis: If you add the value of the valuation to the nominal amount of the liability, that will give you the correct number. premise: It equals the gross or nominal amount of any asset or liability minus any allowance or valuation amount. | contradiction |
267,510 | hypothesis: His shirt was tight on his muscles. premise: He as tall as Thorn and his cotton shirt bulged across his chest and arms. | neutral |
160,528 | hypothesis: The large man held a weapon. premise: Longfang was tough, said the large man, his warclub resting on his shoulder and referring to the proper name of the mountain they had seen him kill. | entailment |
363,449 | hypothesis: The Basilique Saint-Sernin has been an inspiration for artists in France. premise: The 11th-century Basilique Saint-Sernin is an undisputed masterpiece among France's Roman?esque churches. | neutral |
127,683 | hypothesis: Its impossible to explain it in a classroom setting because it's too formal. premise: and that's impossible to in a classroom setting explain that to somebody they've got to on their own have made that decision long before they ever decided to carry a weapon of any type whether it be a fighting staff | neutral |
362,811 | hypothesis: There are 2 to 3 novels per week. premise: two or three novels a week | entailment |
171,402 | hypothesis: Sometimes I'll hear that at work, but I never really pay attention to it. premise: i i guess occasionally i'll hear someone at work say something though | neutral |
261,692 | hypothesis: THe father was silent. premise: father said. | contradiction |
217,653 | hypothesis: It will be for whoever is richest. premise: it's going to it's going to go to the highest bidder | neutral |
224,516 | hypothesis: We did not ask Texas state representatives about reducing improper payments. premise: Based on the information obtained, we asked representatives in the states of Illinois, Kentucky, and Texas if they had any activities that they believed were effective in reducing improper payments. | contradiction |
334,071 | hypothesis: Dave is the only person that can fix the sky. premise: Dave Hanson, as you have seen, the sky is falling and must be repaired. | neutral |
337,686 | hypothesis: He thought he was dying when the blackness overtook him. premise: He was dying, he thought as blackness overtook him. | entailment |
171,465 | hypothesis: It wasn't out of the question that he was a runner. premise: That he was also a runner was not out of the question. | entailment |
249,270 | hypothesis: I doubt you can just repair the damage done to the people of Iraq. premise: turning around Just now you know trying to be rectified and i'm and i'm not sure you can undo the damage that was done emotionally on so many of the people | neutral |
162,500 | hypothesis: I think in the next generation you'll probably just work right along with your husband. premise: um no i think now now you go to work when they're six weeks old you know and you stay there and i feel like the next generation you'll probably just work right along with your husband you know | entailment |
210,571 | hypothesis: It's likely this is Thurmond and Helms' last term. premise: Thurmond and Helms each won re-election in 1996, but this is likely to be the last term for both. | entailment |
164,215 | hypothesis: There is no question as to the accuracy of the weather forecast. premise: How accurate was the weather forecast election forecast? | contradiction |
75,278 | hypothesis: The authority would be used sparingly in order to address specific needs. premise: We would use such authority, if granted, sparingly to address specific targeted needs, such as information technology specialists and actuaries. | entailment |
34,253 | hypothesis: Luu doesn't care about her local community. premise: Right now, I'm giving back to the community I grew up in, said Luu, 24, who lives in Alhambra. | contradiction |
123,069 | hypothesis: Federal accounting standards shouldn't apply to FASAB sponsors because they have their own accounting standards. premise: Although FASAB's sponsors do not set accounting standards for the legislative or judicial branches, Federal accounting standards would be appropriate for them. | contradiction |
165,697 | hypothesis: If education was free, many people would head down a different path. premise: 'A significant number of people have said that for them the pressure of student loans eliminates their options and choices,' Asher said. | neutral |
47,302 | hypothesis: The last hours of many Revolution victims were spent there. premise: About 2,500 victims of the Revolutionary guillotine spent their last hours in the Conciergerie. | entailment |
366,705 | hypothesis: The men communicated with their eyes. premise: The two men, Jon and Thorn, seemed to share a silent conversation. | neutral |
31,131 | hypothesis: Jamaica is not in the Caribbean. premise: Since independence in 1962, tourism has been Jamaica's primary industry and the island has become renowned as one of the prime destinations in the Caribbean. | contradiction |
284,219 | hypothesis: Nonprofit organizations are ineligible for federal grants. premise: A West Tennessee nonprofit organization will use a $300,000 federal grant to hire an attorney and a Spanish-speaking paralegal to help provide legal assistance to domestic violence victims. | contradiction |
377,458 | hypothesis: They're vulnerable to workplace exploitation in the agriculture, janitorial, restaurant and day labor industries premise: They are particularly susceptible to workplace exploitation in sectors such as agriculture, landscaping, janitorial and restaurant work, and day labor. | entailment |
390,875 | hypothesis: Baby boomers and the World War II generation responded similarly. premise: Just as we cannot know how the baby boomers would have responded to the moral challenge of World War II, we cannot know how the World War II generation would have responded to the different moral challenge of Vietnam. | neutral |
5,165 | hypothesis: The debate was held in New York. premise: On Cultural The Wilson-Brustein Discussion , moderated by Anna Deavere Smith (Town Hall, New York). | entailment |
239,761 | hypothesis: And all of those? premise: And that? | contradiction |
142,237 | hypothesis: I was trying hard to find coverage from other sources. premise: you know we've got people here that really you know need to be working and so that we had just you know it was this way we didn't have to layoff an active person and we'd just let you go and it took me about a year of arguing i said you know yo... | neutral |
258,256 | hypothesis: Drew had to fight his way out of an argument about the horses. premise: 8 Only once before, when some river toughs had ganged up on the scouts, had Drew had to use fists to beat his way out of an argument. | neutral |
142,678 | hypothesis: It's important for men to restrain their unconscious urges. premise: The focus on legalistic descriptions of punishable human behavior ignores unconscious behavior, the habits many men are accustomed to that don't call for punishment but are still harmful--what Conley says occurs within the reverberating ci... | neutral |
144,951 | hypothesis: Not always just very. premise: Never just very. | entailment |
121,926 | hypothesis: GDP has doubled roughly every 35 years. premise: In the United States, GDP per capita has doubled about every 35 years. | entailment |
162,727 | hypothesis: Czar Lazar was killed by Turks. premise: In Serbia, President Slobodan Milosevic sanctioned the removal in 1987 of the body of Serbian hero Czar Lazar, killed 600 years before by Turks at the Battle of Kosovo, so it could be paraded around Slovenia and Croatia in a display of Serb power. | entailment |
212,487 | hypothesis: The Democrats would carry the ball all the way to the endzone. premise: They punt or fumble, and the Democrats carry the ball the other way. | neutral |
1,811 | hypothesis: The face of Europe would be exactly the same. premise: The face of Europe might look quite a bit different. | contradiction |
366,838 | hypothesis: I think this will be a good film and am have written a draft. premise: Some day it will make a great movie (indeed--shameless plug here--my friend M. George Stevenson and I have finished a screenplay and are shopping it around). | entailment |
37,286 | hypothesis: The professors were linguists. premise: Nine years later at a formal press conference, the professors announced their progress in creating a new language - the language of world-wide communication - and with that declaration their enthusiasm ran out. | neutral |
386,366 | hypothesis: I have only heard about it on TV, so I don't know much about that. premise: i believe it yeah yeah i can i can i can believe that yeah i i don't claim to have an in-depth understanding by any means but uh | neutral |
360,672 | hypothesis: Children are more likely to have medical complications. premise: yeah the yeah the medical insurance would really be a lot more important if you had uh if you had children i guess if you're of child bearing age then it's important too you know because | neutral |
316,391 | hypothesis: Despite decades of development, there are 215 acres of palms that remain here under protection status. premise: Numbers have been dwindling due to the rapid development of recent decades, but the 87 hectares (215 acres) of palms here are protected from exploitation and damage. | entailment |
79,984 | hypothesis: Time constraints do not affect long term planning options. premise: These factors are exacerbated by limited timeframes that may constrain available compliance options and thwart long range planning. | contradiction |
131,090 | hypothesis: That isn't at all anything. premise: Lordy, Mister Kirby, that's sure somethin', it sure is! | contradiction |
144,180 | hypothesis: Jordan didn't miss any shots in the first quarter. premise: Jordan missed a shot, and then he missed four more shots, and he threw the ball out of bounds, and he got slapped with two fouls, and by the end of the first quarter he had stunk up the joint. | contradiction |
13,448 | hypothesis: The output file was completely empty for some reason. premise: This study extracted hourly, surface-layer ozone concentrations for each grid-cell from the standard CAMx output file containing hourly average ozone values. | contradiction |
146,210 | hypothesis: All NASA courses take a minimum of 2 weeks to finish. premise: More recently, NASA has developed two 1week short courses of facility engineering management practices. | contradiction |
314,791 | hypothesis: Two Part planning. premise: Quality and Evaluation Planning | entailment |
14,072 | hypothesis: The OSI will inform the agency at the same time as the public. premise: OSI will inform the agency of any serious security issues discovered during these operations shortly after the operations have been completed and before any of the related findings are made public. | contradiction |
74,622 | hypothesis: Guaranteed labor pools are great premise: H-2A workers provide a guaranteed labor pool. | neutral |
268,054 | hypothesis: The public was not excited and funding dried up. premise: Unfortunately, the public was not enthusiastic, the funding ran out, and the project was abandoned, giving the monument its other Scotland's Disgrace. | entailment |
219,670 | hypothesis: The city was home to notable artists, writers and philosophers. premise: Notable artists, writers, philosophers, and scientists seemed to flock to the city. | entailment |
177,249 | hypothesis: He's the only one that would recognize the symptoms of strychnine poisoning. premise: Of all the household, he alone would be likely to recognize the symptoms of strychnine poisoning, and yet we find him the only member of the family to uphold strenuously the theory of death from natural causes. | entailment |
73,168 | hypothesis: The boxes must evolve into box trucks if they ever hope to survive. premise: They can no longer be just a box filled with gaming tables, restaurants, and a showroom. | neutral |
356,509 | hypothesis: The relays could hurt my head. premise: Not being one for shoving relays into the brain myself, I asked her if she could get me a more tangible copy. | neutral |
90,866 | hypothesis: I had free access to a machine the entire time I was at school. premise: so uh you know i didn't have access to a machine the whole time i was in college | contradiction |
241,301 | hypothesis: The cathedral has no roof because it sustained damage from a tornado. premise: Kevin's Kitchen, and the roofless cathedral. | neutral |
177,768 | hypothesis: The check cleared without a problem premise: and then the check bounces--did I mention that the dog was married, and yet he betrayed his vows? | contradiction |
188,564 | hypothesis: Half of all children live in households with poverty-level incomes. premise: Nearly one of every four children lives in a household whose income falls below federal poverty levels. | contradiction |
170,768 | hypothesis: Just to think that we would live long enough to see it happen. premise: and the idea that that we would survive long enough to get to that point and be able to do these fantastic things in space | entailment |
74,616 | hypothesis: Mrs. Cavendish said that she the table fall by the bed. premise: Also, at the inquest, Mrs. Cavendish declared that she had heard, from her own room, the fall of the table by the bed. | entailment |
260,921 | hypothesis: There are several magazines to chose from. premise: Or you can while away the time reading magazines on paper. | neutral |
379,051 | hypothesis: I never got used to it when I lived in South Dakota. premise: yeah i it it's hum-um no i gosh i got use to it when i lived in South Dakota | contradiction |
76,658 | hypothesis: Many people get frustrated with the hard work, spartan conditions and lack of financial reward. premise: Be warned that the work is often hard, the conditions spartan, and the financial reward nonexistent; but the satisfaction can be immense. | neutral |
25,569 | hypothesis: Several people were not aware of the situation. premise: It turns out the manager of the seniors complex, its attorneys and government overseers were unaware, too. | entailment |
321,340 | hypothesis: Spain was very proud of themselves for being on top of the world. premise: In a single year, 1992, Spain dominated the world Barcelona hosted the Summer Olympic Games, Seville the World Expo, and Madrid held the role of European Cultural Capital. | neutral |
126,565 | hypothesis: The man wasn't able to retain a lawyer, and the experience left him bitter with the legal system. premise: The mans experience had left him bitter about the legal system, since he wasnt able to retain a lawyer. | entailment |
81,359 | hypothesis: Blum says that chemistry has to due with sex differences premise: Blum's informants also mislead her in their appeal to chemistry as an ultimate explanation of sex differences. | entailment |
268,348 | hypothesis: Willie took his partner's credit in the investigation. premise: Little Willie here takes the credit! | neutral |
230,421 | hypothesis: You need to work and forget about the theatre. premise: Go to the theatre take a night off." | contradiction |
95,197 | hypothesis: Third party reporting can cause an additional burden. premise: OMB also asked that the Commission examine the burden associated with third party reporting and ensure that this burden was reflected in the Commission's final rule. | entailment |
198,147 | hypothesis: No one can touch that except my dad. premise: really sometimes when my dad has like that's the one thing no one is allowed to touch except my dad he takes care of all the cucumbers because he said the vines are just so at our house as soon as you touch a vine it's like it completely dies | entailment |
279,614 | hypothesis: They want me to talk about D.P.'s biography. premise: My publishers will kill me if I don't mention my own biography of D.P. | entailment |
354,653 | hypothesis: The Huns and Visigoths had considerable trouble finding the fleeing Romans due to Ravello's dangerous terrain. premise: Set back on a high ridge 362 m (1,184 ft) above and behind A malfi is the tiny and peaceful (but no longer unknown) village of Ravello, once a hideout for Romans fleeing the Huns and Visig... | neutral |
262,493 | hypothesis: The Franck Perret Museum has the largest display about the eruption. premise: The eruption of the volcano is documented in the excellent Franck Perret museum. | neutral |
145,065 | hypothesis: India different regions unanimously have identical interests. premise: India is a massive family, with a lot of different and inevitably conflicting regional and sectarian interests. | contradiction |
144,160 | hypothesis: Waste products were flung from the building to the ground below. premise: Sewage and dirty water were thrown from upper floors to the streets below and left to fester. | entailment |
375,995 | hypothesis: I see it! premise: i just i i i don't see it | contradiction |
61,874 | hypothesis: The second century is widely known as a great period for the empire. premise: The situation stabilized with Vespasian, and the second century A.D. is often considered the golden age of the empire (Gibbon himself says that the time of Marcus Aurelius--late second century--was the best time to live of all in ... | entailment |
131,906 | hypothesis: It was difficult because the freeway was overcrowded and people had to get off. premise: well i i didn't have to go down there but uh uh driving on the freeway was uh made it difficult because everybody couldn't get off and they'd get off somewhere else | neutral |
237,889 | hypothesis: We have tons of Mobil. premise: uh we've got lots of Mobil | entailment |
320,337 | hypothesis: He thinks ignoring it is for the best. premise: He's asking us to overlook it. | neutral |
364,672 | hypothesis: Human subjects committees are scrutinized for those reasons. premise: As a result, human subjects committees have been under intense scrutiny. | entailment |
260,862 | hypothesis: I just got my password, I've never called before. premise: this is my first call because i just got my password | entailment |
145,998 | hypothesis: Tuppence was amazed at how decent it actually was. premise: It's more respectable than I thought it would be, said Tuppence thoughtfully. | neutral |
254,197 | hypothesis: The nation's production capacity of goods and services can be estimated by looking at net national saving. premise: Net national saving is the measure commonly used to gauge whether the nation's capacity to produce goods and services in the future is increasing or decreasing. | entailment |
363,795 | hypothesis: That might have been my favorite premise: that was that was my favorite | neutral |
76,052 | hypothesis: He didn't bring you to see the representative parachute. premise: I brought you here to prepare the best ever under the sun representative parachute, if I'm going to have a photo session with it for 'Aircraft Industry'. | contradiction |
19,078 | hypothesis: The new job is at Google headquarters in the IT department. premise: There is a definite pattern afoot At first, the new job is wonderful, the people scintillating and fabulous, the work enticing and exciting. | neutral |
109,880 | hypothesis: The grand institution was only for colonial officials. premise: By the time Malaysia came under the British imperial sway, colonial officials had fully developed the grand institution of the hill station, where they could cool off from the hot and humid lowlands in the days before air-conditioning. | neutral |
264,488 | hypothesis: This woman could be pretending to be unconventional. premise: How did this unconventional woman arrive at these conventional ideas? | neutral |
97,409 | hypothesis: There are both amateur and professional performances and they cater to different preferences. premise: Performances are amateur and professional, take place afternoons and evenings, and are free or have a minimal cover charge (US$1-$2). | neutral |
132,322 | hypothesis: The Amarnath Cave is a little-known treasure, with few people visiting it every year. premise: The most popular journey from Pahalgam is 45 km (27 miles) up to the Amarnath Cave, which has an altitude of some 3,895 m (12,742 ft). | contradiction |
4,116 | hypothesis: To see the most beautiful parts of the park you need to have a guided walk. premise: But the interior of the mountain range and the most beautiful parts of the parks are not accessible to the best way to experience them is to take a guided walk. | entailment |
134,079 | hypothesis: The guide isn't long enough to name every place because it would cost too much money. premise: It would be impossible to name every place of interest in a guide of this size, so we aim to give you a representative overview of the country rather than an encyclopedic listing of must-see sites. | neutral |
104,076 | hypothesis: He was embarrassed. premise: The small boy became pinker than before. | neutral |
77,542 | hypothesis: I know his name, but what is it again? premise: and what's his name again | neutral |
307,164 | hypothesis: There was no time to pause for a moment. premise: Then there was the blessing of a moment's pause. | contradiction |
34,500 | hypothesis: Public bathing was a brief, solitary activity that senators and merchants never participated in. premise: Public bathing was a prolonged social event as merchants and senators passed from the calidarium (hot room) to cool down in the tepidarium and frigidarium. | contradiction |
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