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223,368 | hypothesis: Security of the Homeland. premise: HOMELAND SECURITY | entailment |
341,112 | hypothesis: He's nothing like Lennon, what are you talking about. premise: it sounds like a it sounds like a John Lennon uh type | contradiction |
23,435 | hypothesis: Kukai was never appointed the head abbot. premise: Thirty years later Kukai, the revered founder of esoteric Shingon Buddhism, was appointed head abbot. | contradiction |
225,182 | hypothesis: I will be turning thirty three next year. premise: i'm twenty nine | contradiction |
362,476 | hypothesis: The askomantoura were ancient Persian flutes that could produce marvelous sounds. premise: This is usually accompanied by the laouto, a variation of the mandolin; the askomantoura, Cretan bagpipes; and the habioli, the shepherd's flute. | contradiction |
211,013 | hypothesis: Robert Pinsky chose to run something by Ben Jonson last week. premise: Followers of our weekly poem may have noticed that Slate poetry editor (and U.S. poet laureate) Robert Pinsky chose to run something by Ben Jonson last week. | entailment |
13,401 | hypothesis: Judy Chicago needed no money. premise: There was Judy Chicago, selling Holocaust jewelry to raise money for her (stupid and vulgar) painting cycle on the subject. | contradiction |
217,731 | hypothesis: Rugby isn't allowed to be played at the Lansdowne Road venue. premise: Rugby and football (soccer) are played at the Lansdowne Road venue in Ballsbridge, and traditional Irish game of hurling at Croke Park. | contradiction |
333,022 | hypothesis: From the Christian Coalition, he earned about $200,000. premise: He earned about $200,000 from the Christian Coalition. | entailment |
262,815 | hypothesis: The seller could have had even more poor fortune. premise: The Merchant might have had less luck, even, than that. | entailment |
248,162 | hypothesis: His figure was stout due to the insane level of alcohol constumption. premise: Usually there was also the stout figure of Ser Perth. | neutral |
184,285 | hypothesis: The rice was cooked to perfection, and the sauce was wonderful. premise: The rice was undercooked, and the sauce was a viscous, grainy gel. | contradiction |
45,402 | hypothesis: We attempted to build a world class finance organization without any vision or agenda. premise: To build a worldclass finance organization and help achieve better business outcomes, each of the organizations we examined set an agenda for transforming the finance organization by defining a shared vision -i.... | contradiction |
368,808 | hypothesis: He was very confident. premise: He was so tremendously sure of himself. | entailment |
277,963 | hypothesis: The Company chose Mandaraz as a location so it would be easier to trade with the Dutch. premise: The Company erected its east-coast installations in the year 1642 just down the road from the Dutch, at Mandaraz, pronounced Madras by the British. | neutral |
164,539 | hypothesis: My niece and nephew went to a school that volunteered at downtown shelters. premise: they might even have i know uh with a niece and nephew of mine they're school was uh like uh church school and they even had things where they would have them go to shelters downtown and help for a day | entailment |
313,177 | hypothesis: The executives can improve their results more accurately if they receive the accurate reports. premise: The executives receive a rating on how well they achieved the desired results outlined in their performance commitments. | neutral |
222,150 | hypothesis: I don't like driving in the rain. premise: and i had gotten home shortly before that uh the rain started so uh i felt a little more secure that i was at home rather than having to be out driving in it | neutral |
369,574 | hypothesis: Tuppence thought that being a pastor's daughter made her very qualified to be on stage. premise: And do remember, as I have pointed out to you before, that as a clergyman's daughter " 28 "I ought to be on the stage!" finished Tuppence with a snap. | neutral |
303,718 | hypothesis: Besides being a result, it is also the only data that was received from the firm. premise: As a result, the cancellation is a nonexchange gain to the entity that owed the debt and a nonexchange loss to the lender. | neutral |
127,351 | hypothesis: You're going to let off as soon as possible. premise: 'You're going to let us get off at the next stop, or I'm going to shoot this man in the head,' White said crisply. | entailment |
180,356 | hypothesis: They were afraid, yet prepared to act. premise: This would have strengthened the bonds of lonely and frightened young fighters and stirred their blood before action. | neutral |
220,621 | hypothesis: It is extremely hot everywhere for all of today. premise: But the breakfast is finished, and here is the rest of the cold day ahead ... | contradiction |
342,009 | hypothesis: It is possible to pass new gun laws in this country. premise: with with two hundred years of uncontrolled gun control in this country i mean it was founded on that it was one of the things that founded this country i can't imagine trying to to do that and if you pass laws you're gonna make a lot of | neutral |
106,415 | hypothesis: It is not made to cater to the deficient of mind. premise: There are other explanations besides that of imbecility," I remarked. | neutral |
301,833 | hypothesis: I'm not great but I enjoy it. premise: yeah i i cast a ways i'm not highly proficient but it's fun | entailment |
336,550 | hypothesis: Schedule activities. premise: Putting Together an Itinerary | entailment |
383,143 | hypothesis: It wouldn't pass inspection without the new tires. premise: um well i i i guess the last thing that we had done uh was probably we had to have new tires put on it and uh it's sort of a long story we had to get our car inspected uh for the state inspection sticker and | neutral |
260,442 | hypothesis: Drivers using the autoroutes drive slowly. premise: Above them all runs the high-speed autoroute, a challenging drive itself. | contradiction |
347,913 | hypothesis: He had a close alliance with West Germany that lasted decades. premise: One of his great achievements was a close alliance with West Germany, overcoming centuries of bloodshed be?tween the two peoples. | neutral |
253,961 | hypothesis: I'll be curious to see what locale he goes to. premise: no i i'm wondering where he's going to wind up | entailment |
116,605 | hypothesis: The construction date of the bridge was in 1790. premise: The bridge was built in 1790 and widened until it was almost square in 1880. | entailment |
35,722 | hypothesis: HIllary did not make a comment that resulted in a quote. premise: If Clinton admits an affair, how could Hillary ever explain away this quote? | contradiction |
379,830 | hypothesis: The Commission assumed the REIMS II data would be a reasonable substitute for DCs in the absence of clear data. premise: In the absence of specific data, however, the Commission assumed that the REIMS II data would be a reasonable proxy for DCs also. | entailment |
62,041 | hypothesis: Clinton has no speaking skills and is doomed to be impeached. premise: 2) Clinton has the rhetorical grace to pull off such an apology in a way that doesn't seem phony (he'll blame it on his own big heart, his fierce desire not to hurt wife and child). | contradiction |
93,256 | hypothesis: Lying, no matter how, is okay. premise: Hyde and others would be tempted to say that lying to free American hostages and breaking the law to protect Latin America from communism are more justified than lies to hide a tawdry affair. | contradiction |
34,951 | hypothesis: William Saletan's analysis would be agreed with by most professionals. premise: Thank you for William Saletan's brilliant analysis () of the war. | neutral |
177,502 | hypothesis: He immediately saw the humor in what was said. premise: If it was humor, he didn't get it. | contradiction |
315,237 | hypothesis: You must be from Texas. premise: and uh when we're dining out with the kids the the great places are those where you you know i don't uh are you uh you in Texas | neutral |
202,522 | hypothesis: Gambling lessons are taught by dealers. premise: Gambling lessons are taught by dealers to groups of novices, so no one feels pressured or out of place. | entailment |
130,769 | hypothesis: The woman and her child fell off the hill and drowned in the sea. premise: Legend has it that a local woman climbed the hill every day to watch for her husband returning from across the sea; one day the wife and her child were turned to stone as a permanent symbol of her enduring faith. | contradiction |
77,454 | hypothesis: Colonists suffered attacks from the hills in the First Maroon War. premise: They made their settlements in the hills away from British rule but began to attack colonists in a program of raids now remembered as The First Maroon War. | entailment |
160,990 | hypothesis: The smell was wonderful. premise: Prudie, this vile odor was beyond belief! | contradiction |
291,485 | hypothesis: A Time correspondent has never asked a question about Microsoft. premise: At the end of a conference call with reporters, a Time correspondent asked, Does Microsoft plan to change any of its practices based on this court's findings today? | contradiction |
96,369 | hypothesis: Young people need to understand that freedom and safety can be maintained through strict regulation. premise: The hope is that young people will come to understand that we can maintain the freedoms that are rooted in our nation's very soul while ensuring the safety of our citizens. | neutral |
258,170 | hypothesis: The village of Dhulikhel is not easy to reach it sits 1 mile into the jungle. premise: The Kathmandu area's other popular mountain-viewing spot is the village of Dhulikhel, which has a view very similar to that from Nagarkot and is a bit easier to reach, since it is on the main highway to Tibet. | contradiction |
127,061 | hypothesis: All others aren't specifically geared towards providing line managers with a greater appreciation of the financial implications of their business decisions. premise: Others are specifically geared towards providing line managers with a greater appreciation of the financial implications of their business dec... | contradiction |
254,558 | hypothesis: Slowly, he read it. premise: He read on slowly. | entailment |
153,497 | hypothesis: Fill up on traditional potajes, thick soups with vegetables, in simple restaurants with one fork or none if you are saving up for a special meal. premise: If you are saving up for a special meal, or just economizing, fill up on traditional potajes, thick soups full of vegetables, in unpretentious restaurant... | entailment |
251,025 | hypothesis: The NHTSA evaluated the impacts of all of the rules under the National Environmental Policy Act. premise: NHTSA did not conduct an evaluation of the impacts of the rule under the National Environmental Policy Act. | contradiction |
315,423 | hypothesis: "It is for espionage, my friend." premise: But for espionage, mon ami." | entailment |
245,087 | hypothesis: If you don't live in those places, you're stuck with AskMe.com or others. premise: Of course, if you're not in those areas, you're back to AskMe.com or FreeAdvice.com or RipOffCity.com. | entailment |
100,644 | hypothesis: Recent Greek drama. premise: Ancient Greek Drama | contradiction |
388,550 | hypothesis: Adrin spoke as he walked. premise: Though quiet at first, Adrin spoke more and more as they walked. | entailment |
387,183 | hypothesis: The FCC applies the rules to the US licensed systems as long as they have more than 100 employees. premise: No additional burdens are being imposed on foreign-licensed systems, large or small, because the FCC will apply the same rules that have been applied to U.S. licensed systems. | neutral |
201,776 | hypothesis: He didn't give the matter much thought. premise: He wondered idly whether the real universe was going to wind up with tracks beyond the sky on which little duplicate planets ran--just how much similarity would there be between model and reality when this was done, if it worked at all? | contradiction |
153,075 | hypothesis: Many individuals would like to participate. premise: yeah that's uh it's been a problem that i've noticed a lot in print that uh um once you have collected this what do you do with it because there's not a whole lot of companies that are taking it there's a lot of people that want to participate and given t... | entailment |
102,176 | hypothesis: We have morals, and that can hurt you. premise: yeah good see that's the thing that is going to have to that's the undoing of everything is that we have no morals i mean | entailment |
7,839 | hypothesis: Ibiza has no relevance to North Africa whatsoever. premise: Ibiza offers a healthy slice of the Mediterranean lifestyle infused with some of the spirit and architecture of North Africa. | contradiction |
207,450 | hypothesis: That sounds horrible on paper but would be great in actuality. premise: yeah that you know that sounds great on paper but it's not it's not something that i would look would look forward to | contradiction |
42,252 | hypothesis: Not a single person knew what he he was feeling. premise: Nobody knew how he felt. | entailment |
342,410 | hypothesis: He asked which one he received. premise: which one did you get | entailment |
67,648 | hypothesis: Mrs. Cavendish was wholly and solely responsible for the tragedy. premise: This confirmed my belief that Mrs. Cavendish was not speaking the truth when she declared that she had been dressing in her room at the time of the tragedy. | neutral |
310,072 | hypothesis: That turns out to be the basic problem with any invasion of privacy, I guess? premise: um-hum and i guess that turns out to be the basic problem with any invasion of privacy is whether or not you're feeling threatened as a result of of it so so maybe that is a a little bit of what privacy is | entailment |
228,713 | hypothesis: White told him to come back tomorrow. premise: 'Drop by anytime,' said White, closing the door. | neutral |
251,865 | hypothesis: I love that I can just drop off my kids at a day care and dash off to work. premise: but everybody else works and they drop their kids off at day care and and leave them and i don't know i just don't want i just don't want strangers raising my children | contradiction |
91,971 | hypothesis: Hope to see you again in the morning. premise: okay have a good evening | neutral |
359,986 | hypothesis: That was a good, nice message. premise: Bush : Message that's positive and hopeful. | entailment |
303,261 | hypothesis: Slate seems to always need help with his spelling. premise: The spelling employed in this article is from The Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual , Slate's guide in such matters. | neutral |
71,197 | hypothesis: Most of the schools in our area are high schools. premise: we have lots of uh schools they just only only one in the entire area offers a course in what's called | neutral |
248,906 | hypothesis: I thought I was going to have a heart attack any day. premise: and at the time i was a real mess i mean uh i was eating poorly i you know my cholesterol was everything was borderline my blood pressure was borderline my cholesterol was borderline but since then uh and it had nothing to do with the life track... | neutral |
49,508 | hypothesis: The permanent threat came from pirates. premise: Reminders of the permanent threat posed by pirates can be found everywhere on Ibiza. | entailment |
61,962 | hypothesis: You watch reruns. premise: yeah right you watch the reruns boy i mean you could watch those for a long time if you haven't if you don't even know what's going on at all | entailment |
275,246 | hypothesis: They were torn between an agricultural life and a travelling lifestyle with the Red Cross where they could help flood and fire victims and do a lot of good. premise: and they had all kinds of uh things they could go into agricultural and you know really you know good stuff but uh unless there was a flood o... | neutral |
163,102 | hypothesis: I do not like this man because he is also a slob. premise: current on all you know several social issues and have opinions on things like that he just doesn't want to take his time to go to the jury duty so he probably doesn't vote either so he doesn't get called in some counties | neutral |
329,111 | hypothesis: There is not schematic that relates to the designs. premise: From the schematic, the design matures into final construction documents comprising the plans and specifications from which equipment procurement and construction bids can be solicited. | contradiction |
12,628 | hypothesis: Most situations that the GAO comes across can be covered with these. premise: They are expected to cover most situations that arise during the course of GAO's work. | entailment |
365,367 | hypothesis: I've been watching my plants and waiting for rose buds. premise: i've been checking on my plants seeing the the roses bud out already | entailment |
68,301 | hypothesis: Larry Bell wants to move houses next year. premise: Liebler on Thursday also helped Larry Bell keep his Columbus Avenue residence through the holidays and into the new year. | neutral |
360,547 | hypothesis: He looked at the white house. premise: He turned and looked at Cybel's house. | neutral |
362,812 | hypothesis: His cloak was not fastened and just flapped in the wind. premise: He had a gold eye fastening his cloak around his neck. | contradiction |
303,680 | hypothesis: We haven't gone really far into anything, but talking to you was good premise: not not a real in depth topic but enjoyed talking to you | entailment |
378,325 | hypothesis: You are not an American. premise: By the way, you are an American, are you not?' | contradiction |
176,360 | hypothesis: Warner never got a promotion. premise: Warner is now the hero of pluggers everywhere--every worker who never got a mailroom promotion, every cop who never made sergeant. | neutral |
104,310 | hypothesis: He stood still before he finally started walking again. premise: For a moment he stood rooted to the ground. | neutral |
258,709 | hypothesis: He almost certainly would not win the lottery twice in a row. premise: I should not think it likely. | neutral |
270,040 | hypothesis: He would not be the only one to make the decision. premise: At least the decision was out of his hands. | neutral |
205,868 | hypothesis: The Government Cottage Industry Emporiums are difficult to find in many cities. premise: Go first to the Government Cottage Industry Emporiums, which can be found in almost every major city. | contradiction |
76,646 | hypothesis: My wife hates french fries with old bay on them. premise: they'll they'll put it with just my wife loves old bay with everything so if we have French fries they have to have they have to have old bay on them | contradiction |
180,663 | hypothesis: Take the cobbled alley of Bells Brae a quarter mile to Hawthornbank Road. premise: Instead, take the cobbled alley of Bells Brae to Hawthornbank Road, down in the valley. | neutral |
162,314 | hypothesis: He hates drug addicts, and he promotes mandatory minimum sentences. premise: He befriends a cocaine user doing hard time, then sermonizes about the idiocies of mandatory minimum sentences. | contradiction |
303,000 | hypothesis: We can only print one zip code, there can be no changes. premise: After this, the addresses in another ZIP Code would be printed. | contradiction |
154,717 | hypothesis: It's my fault for not telling you about this mandatory change, I forgot to tell you. premise: I also need to tell you about the mandatory change of ID documents, which you were not able to do before the deadline. | neutral |
7,959 | hypothesis: It is of Prudie's opinion that Mr. Clinton would have given a different speech if he had delivered it a day later. premise: And by the by, Prudie could not help thinking that had Mr. Clinton waited 24 hours to give that speech, it might have been quite different. | entailment |
6,701 | hypothesis: The New Radicals are an indie pop band. premise: The New Radicals sound like Todd Rundgren has just emerged from the cryogenics lab where he's lain frozen since 1972. | neutral |
161,152 | hypothesis: None of the shops located close to the Piazza Navona sell any second-hand products. premise: If you're looking for second-hand bric-a-brac, try shops around the Campo de' Fiori and Piazza Navona. | contradiction |
385,549 | hypothesis: It offers an obscured and horrible view of the piazza. premise: It has lovely views of the piazza. | contradiction |
357,368 | hypothesis: We start trial early in the morning. premise: What I try to do, so I can get enough trial time and so that the jurors are used in a way that makes sense to them, is start trial by 10:30 in the morning, Zelon said. | entailment |
178,965 | hypothesis: I got rid of my TV last year. premise: it's hard to say i'm sort of a very big Twin Peaks fan and beyond that i just sort of watch anything that happens to be on i'm i'm half the time i'm a TV addict and the other half the time i just ignore it it's really bad yeah there's some new shows that i sort of like... | contradiction |
307,780 | hypothesis: I was dismayed that he had continued on the subject of the poison and the coco. premise: What's that? I asked, thankful that he had gone away from the subject of how the poison could have been introduced into the coco. | contradiction |
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