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189,435 | hypothesis: I stuffes the magazine under the pillow on the bed. premise: I rehung it on the wall, put the magazine back in my coat pocket, and crept back to bed. | contradiction |
223,409 | hypothesis: You can find out about both the prison's history and the conditions that led to its inhabitants being imprisoned there. premise: An extremely interesting and well-mounted exhibition traces the history of the prison (including a section on Victorian theories about prisons and the treatment of prisoners) and ... | entailment |
259,134 | hypothesis: Portugal is a very homogeneous area. premise: Unlike their successors, the Moors were tolerant of the many different peoples who lived together in Portugal, including Berbers, Arabs, Christians, and Jews. | contradiction |
357,300 | hypothesis: I like Simply Red and besides Breeze, we only have CD's of Simply Red. premise: oh but we do have i like Simply Red we got Simply Red i thinking of all our CD's that we have what i really like and uh i like Breeze i like the group i think just because they all sort of sound they sound like a lot like red u... | neutral |
316,854 | hypothesis: If you lay something out, they can see it. premise: and they get i suppose any items that you have laying out can be easily seen | entailment |
136,726 | hypothesis: Congress always does the same thing, it's not hard to determine. premise: One determines what Congress would have done by examining what it did. | contradiction |
279,815 | hypothesis: 20% figure is true for 1997 premise: If the 20 percent figure were also true for 1997, then 46. | entailment |
38,930 | hypothesis: Dallas has been my home since I was young and it's an urban area. premise: yeah yeah i do i've lived in in the Dallas area here since i was like four so uh it's i don't know rural an urban area i guess whatever i don't know what i'm | entailment |
71,028 | hypothesis: The amusement park we went to yesterday was a eerie. premise: kind of scary | neutral |
228,639 | hypothesis: In Of Mice and Men, a gentle giant plays with a tiny turtle. premise: The gentle giant plays with a tiny mouse-- Of Mice and Men . The stricken executioner gets blessed by his beatific sacrifice-- Billy Budd . You could add a score of prison movies, along with E.T. (1982), Starman (1984), and even some vigi... | contradiction |
321,803 | hypothesis: They are being careful. premise: 'Or they are simply being prudent. | entailment |
40,640 | hypothesis: They were moved by the negative actions. premise: What moves us in Keats is precisely this checkered metaphysics--the haunting apprehension that the seed planted in the wide arable land of events might be the seed of death, not life. | entailment |
198,074 | hypothesis: The structure behind the Georgian facade was built in the 1700s. premise: Behind the fine Georgian facade, made of local sandstone, is a genuine Tudor structure (including the Fretwork Room, with its magnificent 16th-century oak paneling), a manor hall dating from 1400 (which now houses the restaurant/cafe)... | contradiction |
97,537 | hypothesis: Come, he said, "we cannot lose a second, we have to get out of this place." premise: Come, he said, "we must go at once." | neutral |
297,604 | hypothesis: Francois I hated those who killed animals and he banned hunting. premise: To have easy access to the wild boar and deer (which can still be seen from observation platforms in the park), Francois I built himself this glorified 440-room hunting lodge. | contradiction |
378,588 | hypothesis: I don't see how I can be worth that amount of money to you. premise: I cannot see any way in which I can be worth that amount of money to you." | entailment |
342 | hypothesis: It took staff one month to make the changes to the Economic Analysis. premise: According to HUD staff, after the Economic Analysis was submitted to OMB, HUD made changes in the Analysis to maintain its consistency with the rule, to which minor changes had been made as described below. | neutral |
283,851 | hypothesis: They hated their step mother. premise: Their step-mother, however, had always been most generous to them; indeed, they were so young at the time of their father's remarriage that they always thought of her as their own mother. | contradiction |
159,575 | hypothesis: We can bring class-action suits and if we win we will ask for attorney's fees. premise: We cannot bring class-action suits, and we cannot ask for attorney's fees when we win a case. | contradiction |
125,274 | hypothesis: Social Insurance are government sponsored programs. premise: SOCIAL INSURANCE | entailment |
97,155 | hypothesis: They found a new pet. premise: They've just found a new pet." | entailment |
364,901 | hypothesis: It lasted until 800 AD. premise: 500 until around a.d. 800). | entailment |
274,043 | hypothesis: Two streets were bombed but the rest were just fine. premise: Apart from a few decapitated statues, it came miraculously unscathed through the Wars of Religion and the Revolution. | neutral |
98,828 | hypothesis: After nearly 40 years, France regain Louisiana from Spain. premise: By the secret Treaty of Ildefonso in 1800, France regained Louisiana from Spain after 38 years. | entailment |
247,999 | hypothesis: The bumper is falling apart and looks old and worn out. premise: but and it you can't tell you can't tell the difference you know it just looks like a brand new bumper | contradiction |
232,387 | hypothesis: It made no sound as it fell into the sea. premise: It boomed so loud that Ca'daan put his hands over his ears. | contradiction |
24,994 | hypothesis: Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates have a reading club together. premise: No one argues anymore over whether Gates is really a techie or worries about Jeff Bezos' literary taste. | contradiction |
120,109 | hypothesis: The Vice President's representatives have made no attempt to compromise. premise: However, in these conversations, the Vice Presidentas representatives have focused entirely on their view that GAO lacks authority to conduct this review, rather than on reaching an accommodation. | entailment |
335,247 | hypothesis: The finery had aged due to the vast amounts of rainfall over the century. premise: Ornate ironwork now rusts, wooden fretwork molds, and paint peels, yet there remains a beauty about this aging finery. | neutral |
327,654 | hypothesis: One had wings attached, but they both had large horns. premise: The latter looked similar, except it had wings tacked onto its back. | neutral |
233,875 | hypothesis: Baseball owners are only interested in looking out financially for themselves. premise: The point is that for all their rhetoric about looking out for the best interests of the game, baseball owners have been interested only in looking out for themselves. | neutral |
243,768 | hypothesis: Surya appears above the door in a chariot. premise: Over the door, Surya, the Apollo-like sun god, rides in a chariot drawn by seven prancing horses, an animal rarely seen in Nepali art. | entailment |
145,123 | hypothesis: There is no chemist's name? premise: Not the fact that there is no chemist's name? | entailment |
272,480 | hypothesis: Moore was ordered by the judge to pay restitution in February 2001. premise: In February 2001, the judge ordered Moore to pay restitution and issued a statewide injunction prohibiting Moore and his associates from using the term legal aid and similar names. | entailment |
52,914 | hypothesis: Wage premiums would cause problems for the postal system premise: Such a wage premium would amount to $9 billion in monopoly rents for the entire postal system. | neutral |
309,106 | hypothesis: The multi-racial wrap-up of Randy. premise: Randy's Cross-Cultural Wrap-Up | neutral |
145,137 | hypothesis: Headquarters will not be able to provide sheets, even if you don't have a sleeping bag. premise: Headquarters will provide sheets if you do not have a sleeping bag. | contradiction |
249,363 | hypothesis: Sailing lessons cost only twenty dollars. premise: In the Algarve, dinghies and sailing instruction are available at Praia de Luz, Quinta do Lago, and Portimao. | neutral |
355,489 | hypothesis: Employment increased by 90 percent over approximately two years. premise: The production of services also roughly doubled--but there was little productivity improvement, and employment grew by 90 percent. | neutral |
147,211 | hypothesis: There's a waterfront property at Love Canal. premise: waterfront property here at Love Canal you know | entailment |
54,816 | hypothesis: Italy knows the horrors of the past. premise: Much of the dust is only now settling, as the Italians get on with their daily lives. | neutral |
391,063 | hypothesis: I should probably give that movie another try. premise: i think it you know it probably was a good movie i just uh really didn't get into it that much but uh everybody i've talked to has just loved it and they want to go back and see it you know two or three times | neutral |
317,176 | hypothesis: They didn't stay for very long. premise: no they came to the hospital but i mean she came in | neutral |
335,093 | hypothesis: Many people come to the Piazza delle Erbe marketplace everyday. premise: The Piazza delle Erbe along the ancient elongated Roman forum makes the prettiest of marketplaces. | neutral |
173,130 | hypothesis: He was clean and spotless. premise: In truth, he presented a sorry spectacle, being literally plastered with mud. | contradiction |
263,432 | hypothesis: He had it running for five thousand dollars. premise: had it running for about fifteen dollars i couldn't believe it because the man could have really stuck us | contradiction |
262,878 | hypothesis: It was generally believed that employees often choose short-term benefits. premise: Traditional thinking on employee ownership held that employees would sacrifice long-term gains for short-term rewards, which is why economists consulting in post-Communist Eastern Europe disparaged worker ownership. | entailment |
161,447 | hypothesis: We are all in search of the truth. premise: We're all out here just looking for the Truth. | entailment |
313,244 | hypothesis: Craft fairs take place in the country houses during the summer. premise: Many of the country houses also hold special events, such as antiques or crafts fairs or fun days with fair rides, throughout the summer months. | entailment |
321 | hypothesis: It was a good row, but it could've been better. premise: Grand row! | neutral |
52,812 | hypothesis: I stuck out the class. premise: and you know i had i did that and i just ended up having to drop the class you know by the time the final came around i wasn't even where i could wear a shoe yet let alone walk three miles you know | contradiction |
375,287 | hypothesis: The English were at peaceful terms with Robert the Bruce. premise: Robert the Bruce continued to harass the English until they were forced to sue for peace. | contradiction |
304,932 | hypothesis: The Nazis and the soviets could not come to an agreement concerning Poland. premise: Both fixed their eyes on occupying Poland, and they signed the ruthless Nazi-Soviet Pact in 1939, which stated that either would be free to pursue expansionist acts without the interference of the other. | contradiction |
24,433 | hypothesis: They know the origin of every dance in great detail and are able to easily recount the meaning of each one. premise: The meaning of each dance is recounted, but this is usually not easy since the origins have often been forgotten. | contradiction |
42,766 | hypothesis: Many blame education and media for declining literacy. premise: Indeed, you could view this show as a carnivalesque celebration of our growing tolerance for illiteracy. | neutral |
209,199 | hypothesis: Contractors with the highest bids control long treck trucking premise: For example, contractors who submit the lowest bids do nearly all of the long-haul trucking. | contradiction |
175,061 | hypothesis: Hilfiger's response was in question by newsgroupies. premise: Newsgroupies were questioning the authenticity of Hilfiger's official response soon after it appeared on the Net. | entailment |
243,375 | hypothesis: New York Times is hailed as the best American newspaper by Time. premise: Time hails the colorized New York Times as America's best newspaper and also raves about Bob Dylan's new album, terming it alchemic magic. | entailment |
183,742 | hypothesis: There was a shortfall, I had to asked for over a hundred dollars per attorney. premise: I asked for $300 per lawyer to make up for the shortfall. | entailment |
92,175 | hypothesis: He fails to include that they are not different at all. premise: What Michael Lewis (The New Organization Marriage) doesn't mention is that these so-called power marriages are ever the same. | entailment |
373,109 | hypothesis: The campanile has a Romanesque design and dates from the 1000s. premise: Next to it is a splendid cylindrical 11th-century Romanesque campanile. | entailment |
249,319 | hypothesis: An approximation of running water came from an well within the structure. premise: Madame Berthelot had the large vaulted kitchen built almost on a level with the river, so that an indoor well provided the closest thing to running water, and an unusually hygienic stone drain sent back the slops. | entailment |
346,433 | hypothesis: Pepper the husky is used to children because she was adopted as a young puppy. premise: yeah and not get mad at the kid that's the other thing too that i i always felt Pepper the Siberian husky is really sweet she can i think the kids could walk up and they could literally probably stand on her back and she... | neutral |
48,714 | hypothesis: I would never have put that in to protect him. premise: But then he I might have put that in to protect him. | contradiction |
346,466 | hypothesis: Skipper was made by a man. premise: One makes Skipper. | neutral |
225,200 | hypothesis: Guests are unable to golf here. premise: They also arrange golf tournaments among their guests. | contradiction |
184,678 | hypothesis: There is an initial regulatory flexibility analysis for businesses with less than 20 employees. premise: incorporated an initial regulatory flexibility analysis of the expected impact on small businesses. | neutral |
47,183 | hypothesis: There was a time when the client left the United States. premise: When the client returned to the United States, the administrative burdens to resume representation would once again have to be undertaken. | entailment |
12,172 | hypothesis: "She protested that I did not stand up for women." premise: she said that i didn't said you know don't tell me what women can do | entailment |
362,877 | hypothesis: Even though Bean and Land's End would suffer from excess stock, they had fully stocked stores until Christmas Day. premise: Bean and Lands' End kept everything in stock until Christmas Day, they'd go broke warehousing the unsold surplus or marking it down. | entailment |
369,907 | hypothesis: The Old Kingdom Room is considered to be the start of Egypt chronological history. premise: The ground floor rooms follow the chronological history of ancient Egypt starting on the left of the entrance with the Old Kingdom Room. | entailment |
88,199 | hypothesis: There's some quality in it because they haven't lost their seal yet premise: mechanical beast but uh they haven't lost their seal yet so it's i guess there's a quality some quality in it | entailment |
180,941 | hypothesis: BLM never implemented a balanced approach to manage its senior executives, instead, they spent all their money on pizza. premise: BLM implemented a balanced approach to manage its senior executive performance to focus attention and accountability on organizational priorities, make resource allocations, and ... | contradiction |
178,940 | hypothesis: Tax breaks are the best way to assure that there will be high quality. premise: And, Helburn and Morris point out, since tax credits can be used for any kind of care the parents choose--and parents being the way they are--tax breaks are not good tools for ensuring good quality. | contradiction |
114,265 | hypothesis: They are covering the Flytrap. premise: Slate's Complete Flytrap Coverage | entailment |
338,178 | hypothesis: Nothing is for sale, it was all display only. premise: Among the bananas and Caribbean sweet potatoes you'll find bottles of old-time patent medicines for sale. | contradiction |
19,404 | hypothesis: The scientific research has degraded in recent years. premise: The significant expansion in scientific research in recent years has enhanced our understanding of the effects of particles on health. | contradiction |
347,781 | hypothesis: Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, and Jean-Paul Gaultier are the most famous fashion designers. premise: Some critics fault the younger designers for not taking risks, preferring the continuing inventiveness of such veterans as Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, and Jean-Paul Gaultier. | neutral |
176,705 | hypothesis: I've been making a lot more scarves lately. premise: i've been making a lot of quilts well not a lot but several quilts lately | contradiction |
312,584 | hypothesis: It was almost dark. premise: They lit their fire as the red sun fell behind the western mountains. | neutral |
91,805 | hypothesis: Thus it is not available when notice and comment procedures have been used. premise: Thus it is not available when notice and comment procedures have been used. | entailment |
1,396 | hypothesis: They helped birth modern plays. premise: Above all, they excelled in the visual arts. | neutral |
46,219 | hypothesis: The monstrous skyscraper was never located in Poland, it was always in America. premise: The Soviet Union signaled its domination over Poland with the 1955 gift of the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw, a monstrous skyscraper that would become a hated symbol of foreign influence. | contradiction |
105,322 | hypothesis: "If you had more information, I don't think you'd follow through with your task." premise: But I don't think you would, if you knew more." Bork got up and headed for the entrance. | neutral |
189,637 | hypothesis: The dance is saved for funerals. premise: The dance, something like the English maypole dance, is performed during the fiesta in Es Migjorn Gran. | contradiction |
270,505 | hypothesis: As a Rolls-Royce premise: (Like Rolls-Royce | entailment |
85,648 | hypothesis: Most of our fishing is done at noon. premise: yeah yeah we do most of our fishing at night | contradiction |
132,305 | hypothesis: He yelled at a conductor for charging him for both himself and his friend. premise: He bit the head off a streetcar conductor who once charged him two fares thinking the distinguished gentleman was paying for his traveling partner as well. | entailment |
89,530 | hypothesis: Drop your pencils because time is up. premise: College students, drop your pencils! | neutral |
230,761 | hypothesis: He never stopped. premise: He paused a moment. | contradiction |
51,168 | hypothesis: White and I had longed to be alone together. premise: In the end it was just White and me, alone in the candle-lit room. | neutral |
155,150 | hypothesis: Not being a free country is considered a problem. premise: no because then you get to the problem of then then you're not a free country anymore okay | entailment |
307,943 | hypothesis: Tarzan may strut around like the ruler of the jungle, but there are clues that it's Kala who is reigns supreme. premise: Although Tarzan is now nominally in control, one suspects that Kala the Ape-Mom, the Empress Dowager of the Jungle, is really in charge. | neutral |
66,911 | hypothesis: Fishing is so easy to get the hang of right off the bat. premise: Trying their hand at fishing or rowing a boat on a lake can be a challenge. | contradiction |
363,777 | hypothesis: Damn, that is a really bad idea. premise: shoot that's a good idea | contradiction |
362,486 | hypothesis: The soldiers dismounted and hostilely looked around them. premise: The troopers continued to sit their saddles and regard the scene about them wistfully. | contradiction |
202,512 | hypothesis: I don't read. premise: and and i make a real effort to go out and read all and particularly read their things about the candidates for lesser offices that you don't you can't read their view in the paper uh and i i think that is tremendously important and | contradiction |
248,208 | hypothesis: Fabulous, just fabulous. premise: oh how fantastic how fantastic | entailment |
230,383 | hypothesis: The EPA estimates that vehicle emissions should be reduced. premise: The environmental benefits EPA estimates will be a per vehicle lifetime emission reduction of 4.4 pounds of nonmethane hydrocarbons, 277 pounds of carbon monoxide and 23. | entailment |
247,306 | hypothesis: San'doro didn't know where they were. premise: How much time do we have?They're twice the distance to the dead trees to the south," said San'doro. | contradiction |
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