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364,567 | hypothesis: Esme discourages vitality. premise: Esme stands in for the continued vitality of the stage. | contradiction |
209,884 | hypothesis: The street has had that name for about 200 years. premise: The street acquired its name in the 19th century, when it was laid out for the vehicles of the city's Western residents; a more recent redesign evokes that era with red brick sidewalks and imitation gas lamps but the boutiques along the street are u... | entailment |
25,066 | hypothesis: The princess did not enjoy the lavish lifestyle she lived. premise: Amid some evidence of a press backlash against the princess--top Sun columnist Richard Littlejohn last week called her a flawed, privileged young woman who filled in time between exotic holidays and shopping for clothes by putting in a bit ... | neutral |
369,670 | hypothesis: Before President Clinton had been inaugurated, the GOP did not have very strong anti-interventionism views. premise: And some of the GOP's increasing anti-interventionism can be ascribed to hysterical dislike of President Clinton, rather than to principled belief, and is likely to wane when he is gone. | neutral |
301,014 | hypothesis: Bush message inspired many to look to the future. premise: Bush : Message that's positive and hopeful. | neutral |
343,692 | hypothesis: He held back the demons with his sword. premise: He held them back with powerful cuts from his own sword. | neutral |
225,713 | hypothesis: He through me off with his slangy speech. premise: "Is that not so, amigo?" His speech was oddly formal, as if he were using a language other than his own, but there was a warmth to the tone which matched that sudden and surprising smile. | contradiction |
263,000 | hypothesis: I often stay up until 11 doing my hobbies after work. premise: i you know i've worked all day and i come home and i do that i and you know even hobbies and crafts and sewing things like that i i think gee i could do this or that i have an hour here i don't want to do them sometimes i'm too tired | contradiction |
65,686 | hypothesis: Jon said the pain would be unbearable tomorrow. premise: You'll be even more sore tomorrow, said Jon. | neutral |
248,085 | hypothesis: When I had stood up, I had finally realized what was going on, and all I could say in my shock and disbelief was "Oh.". premise: 'Oh.' I stood up. | neutral |
94,842 | hypothesis: He did not want to seize the opportunity. premise: Everything just fell into place, and I thought, 'I've got to seize the opportunity and run with it,' said Ginsburg, who names former President Jimmy Carter as a role model. | contradiction |
169,915 | hypothesis: They had four categories of livestock. premise: Then they established four distinct categories known as varna (literally, color ). | neutral |
212,583 | hypothesis: People are more inclined to share the workload instead of competing with each other. premise: Although competition and efficiency are important, and may be the bottom line, the movement toward worksharing has been guided by other justifications as well. | neutral |
5,705 | hypothesis: The cost for groceries and clothing are unpredictable and can vary every month. premise: to spend on groceries and clothing and fuel for the car and then the rest of it's uh pretty much fixed expenses uh mortgage electricity uh water and uh and garbage collection and telephone bills and cable television bil... | contradiction |
243,556 | hypothesis: There are more than one observations that can be made. premise: There is another observation that can be made based on household bill/payment volume figures reported in Table 3. Although both payments and bills seem to have been affected by the diversion from payment by mail to other methods of payment, the... | entailment |
106,331 | hypothesis: I did it suddenly but not without being provoked. premise: My actions came without warning but not without repeated provocation. | entailment |
23,178 | hypothesis: I didn't enjoy being a vegan, seeing as I could no longer eat the food that I used to before. premise: yeah we do eat i i had become for about three or four months i was a vegan which is a person that eats um no animal products no cheeses no eggs and that's even more difficult it's really hard to find the p... | neutral |
267,179 | hypothesis: They never deplete the soil in any one place because they are always moving. premise: i mean they're nomadic farmers you know they're people who farm on the hillside and then leave the hillside to another hillside and farm on that hillside | neutral |
258,461 | hypothesis: The summer heat is all but unbearable, so most visitors come later in the year. premise: In summer its cooler clime makes it a favourite retreat; later in the year clouds and mists can all but obscure it though even this has a certain charm. | contradiction |
381,485 | hypothesis: I don't want to tell you anything. premise: I shall be pleased to give you any information in my power. | contradiction |
199,581 | hypothesis: When it turned eight o'clock he sighed deeply and heard nothing. premise: At eight o'clock the familiar sound of the key turning made him spring to his feet. | contradiction |
64,546 | hypothesis: i haven't talked about this with anyone but i see like four a week premise: me too because we go all the time the guy i was talking to never goes he was boy it sounds like your really up on this and i said i see at least two a week so | contradiction |
325,954 | hypothesis: Don't worry about the weather. premise: Don't worry. | neutral |
62,209 | hypothesis: No drivers want to come to the area. premise: Every year it attracts drivers and spectators from around the world. | contradiction |
386,257 | hypothesis: I really can't bear to see how sad she is in the nursing home. premise: oh that's true but but the the nursing home situation is such a is such a pitiful situation i mean if you just if you go every time we go visit her it's just it's just gut wrenching to me | neutral |
287,950 | hypothesis: On-camera interviews for television news programs are done only on request and only when GAO deems them appropriate. premise: On-camera interviews for television news programs are done only on request and only when GAO deems them appropriate for public understanding of the facts, findings, conclusions, and ... | entailment |
57,294 | hypothesis: It seems complicated. premise: It seems simple enough. | contradiction |
239,805 | hypothesis: Judges detest it. premise: Judges certainly appreciate it. | contradiction |
313,403 | hypothesis: I think that is really the key. premise: i think that's kind of the key don't you | entailment |
192,052 | hypothesis: Mansion House has undergone renovations and improvements since it was first built. premise: A few doors down is the charming Mansion House, official residence of the mayor of Dublin since 1715. | neutral |
175,577 | hypothesis: Internet service allows you to send communications reasonably quickly. premise: Internet service is a You can be reasonably sure, but no more, that you can send your data to another Internet user pretty quickly. | entailment |
278,979 | hypothesis: The county office will be eliminated. premise: 1 the autonomous county office will be replaced by a new agency whose administrators will report to a director based in Jersey City. | contradiction |
66,215 | hypothesis: This is nothing like what we had to deal with before. premise: We are face to face with an entirely new problem. | neutral |
192,673 | hypothesis: Scientists now take the heroic roles in movies, standing up against a society that has become irresponsible. premise: In the new genetic thrillers, it's the scientist who makes a last-ditch stand against an irresponsible society--reflecting a role for scientists as the defenders of ethical principles that w... | entailment |
255,586 | hypothesis: The damage looked like a tornado had gone through. premise: and they suspected may have been a tornado | neutral |
254,048 | hypothesis: It's a testimony to how much energy he has, since he made a whole site just to deal with the questions. premise: It's a testimony to his energy that when editors questioned his hacker piece, he erected a Web site to prove the existence of a nonexistent software company. | entailment |
346,214 | hypothesis: Carriers' walking between nearby stops have lowest postal density than that of carriers' driving between greatly separated stops. premise: Thus, the postal density of carriers' walking between nearby stops is lower than that of carriers' driving between greatly separated stops. | entailment |
47,761 | hypothesis: A mentally deranged man went on a killing spree. premise: so uh the violent uh there is not as many people getting killed in robberies and holdups and things like that as you see here uh that's probably why i've come to that to that way of thinking of course the uh the very emotional uh thinking over what h... | neutral |
368,284 | hypothesis: The board does not want certain stewardship information to receive more audit scrutiny that it would if it were RSI. premise: On the other hand, the Board believes that certain stewardship information should receive more audit scrutiny than it would if it were RSI. | contradiction |
145,742 | hypothesis: She owned many clothes. premise: yeah she always had uh yeah she always had to have a lot of clothes | entailment |
309,743 | hypothesis: The city delivery carriers must provide all maintenance, repairs and fuels for the vehicles that they drive. premise: Those city delivery carriers who make use of a vehicle are furnished with one by the Postal Service which also provides all maintenance, repairs, and fuel. | contradiction |
55,552 | hypothesis: Your husband would probably need a little time to adjust. premise: well it well that that's true there is that part too and i guess we also have to examine though and although your husband's probably been as much conditioned as you know anybody else um i guess having | neutral |
381,003 | hypothesis: She showed them into a study and had them sit on a couch near the fireplace. premise: Upon Tommy's request for Mr. Carter, she showed them into a small study on the ground floor where she left them. | neutral |
331,312 | hypothesis: Derry wasn't impressed. premise: 'So,' Derry said, unimpressed. | entailment |
386,333 | hypothesis: She refused to touch me. premise: She kissed my neck and pushed me to my back. | contradiction |
88,031 | hypothesis: There is only one path and entrance to the Cityel of David. premise: The best way to enter the Cityel of David is through the ceremonial gate built by Suleiman the Magnificent in 1531 1532. | contradiction |
153,259 | hypothesis: Tigers, leopards, and elephants all live in this park northeast of Delhi. premise: Northeast of Delhi, this lovely park of forest and meadows by the Ramganga river in the foothills of the Himalayas remains a home to the tiger, leopard, and elephant, as well as cheetah, sloth bear, wild pig, jackal, and hyen... | entailment |
291,321 | hypothesis: What Julius is ok with is killing vampires. premise: Sure, that's all right, said Julius. | neutral |
189,557 | hypothesis: There were so many colors to look at. premise: Everything started to look beige. | contradiction |
322,062 | hypothesis: The office on the left has a box for papers. premise: um no we don't but other other offices do they have a box for papers | neutral |
144,954 | hypothesis: They had correspondents in different areas and put the focus on them and ignored the children. premise: and it was so interesting because they were relating the war to these children in their studio and they also had children calling in live from all over the country and asking questions and they they had a... | contradiction |
34,411 | hypothesis: The shirt was very uncomfortable. premise: Trouser legs too long, shirt like wearing a corset. | neutral |
120,374 | hypothesis: There are no details on upcoming matches. premise: Look in the local press (see page 119) for details of upcoming matches. | contradiction |
390,440 | hypothesis: They wanted their readers to be proud of their heritage. premise: The cover story exults that now is the best time ever to be black in America. | neutral |
96,821 | hypothesis: The mental impact was strong while the physical was minor. premise: Little physical damage was inflicted, but the psychological effect was significant. | entailment |
266,802 | hypothesis: Oxytocin seems to affect relationships in men. premise: (Oxytocin seems to be part of the bonding formula in men, too.) | entailment |
13,511 | hypothesis: There are no factories in Kowloon and the New Territories. premise: Factories in Kowloon and the New Territories, producing traditional and modern china, are geared to entertain and instruct visiting tourists; prices are appealing. | contradiction |
31,346 | hypothesis: The palace is located at the head of Durbar Marg Avenue. premise: The palace stands at the head of the wide Durbar Marg avenue leading south. | entailment |
348,982 | hypothesis: The balcony continues to the bedroom. premise: The balcony only goes along as far as the boudoir. | entailment |
99,102 | hypothesis: They give out their cards. premise: They actually do give out business cards, but the cards don't go into specifics. | entailment |
179,045 | hypothesis: Gass didn't have a good business plan so he failed quickly. premise: Despite his ambition, Gass' success was short-lived. | neutral |
377,554 | hypothesis: The high mighty mind set was a problem. premise: But this new high-mindedness had in it the seeds of future discontent. | neutral |
172,509 | hypothesis: There was a consensus among the participants on financial statements because they were cooperative. premise: Participants generally agreed that financial statements are not designed to serve all business needs and that other types of business reporting are needed to assist investors and other users in maki... | neutral |
115,862 | hypothesis: The study concluded that those who could not afford legal aid benefited from the printed materials. premise: Not only does the system make life easier for people who can't afford a lawyer, but it also might improve efficiency in the courts because the forms, which are printed out when completed, are easy to... | entailment |
239,436 | hypothesis: Dessert is a completely necessary part of every diet. premise: yeah oh that sounds good well every once in a while i i think i feel the same way when i'm entertaining i don't take that thing into consideration unless it's really really like a lot of women will turn down dessert if it's too rich simply beca... | contradiction |
349,128 | hypothesis: Reese knows Bayliss. premise: Reese, what'd you think 'bout Bayliss? | entailment |
29,642 | hypothesis: The state has put up a turnstile next to every window. premise: next to every window the state seems to have put up a turnstile and every time you look at a look at the mountains | neutral |
43,953 | hypothesis: We have to approach it that way for assemblies. premise: We also need to take this type of approach in connection with key accounting/reporting and audit issues. | contradiction |
216,125 | hypothesis: You start imagining if for the next elections, only half of the voters cast their votes. premise: that's right but but it's the thought they all got out but you wonder if you know if if now the next election they have if only half of them are actually going to show up or how many generations it will take un... | neutral |
355,081 | hypothesis: He has been unsuccessful at Wimbledon and hasn't won any titles. premise: He has now set the record for Wimbledon singles titles in this century (six) and tied the record for most Grand Slam victories (12). | contradiction |
123,510 | hypothesis: We will lose the money that pays for our attorney. premise: That means that we will lose money to supply one attorney, but we should be able to continue to manage. | entailment |
309,844 | hypothesis: The health club at Ti Lewisville is awesome. premise: they have a real nice uh health club there at TI Lewisville racquetball courts and uh hand ball courts and it's a real nice facility i just haven't taken advantage of it yet though | entailment |
275,085 | hypothesis: To Brown, funding agencies were placed too much responsibility by the recommendation, so there must be a new solution. premise: Brown felt that the recommendation placed too much responsibility on funding agencies. | neutral |
128,620 | hypothesis: Curse your heart. premise: oh gosh bless your heart | contradiction |
332,675 | hypothesis: Hertzl's tomb was constructed in the early 20th century. premise: Herzl's tomb is here, along with a small museum; in the gardens nearby are the burial sites of other modern Israeli leaders, including Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Golda Meir. | neutral |
87,132 | hypothesis: Garbage men take Thursdays off, so they get collected on Friday instead. premise: and those and the garbage men also pick those up on Thursdays | contradiction |
126,774 | hypothesis: Equal Justice Under Law only applies if you are poor. premise: Supreme Court are carved the words Equal Justice Under Law. | contradiction |
89,903 | hypothesis: The Sporting News mirror ESPN's format but with less depth. premise: The Sporting News and CBS's SportsLine (the other site that charges subscribers) mirror ESPN's format, but serve less multimedia, fewer columns, fewer stats. | entailment |
57,220 | hypothesis: Candidates had to take an evaluation developed by Mr. Jedynak. premise: To be accepted, young candidates had to demonstrate their social and psychological maturity and computer instincts, evaluated according to a patented method developed by Mr. Jedynak. | entailment |
389,723 | hypothesis: The people of Scotland were always united. premise: These divisions later hardened by religious schism would forever deny Scotland a truly united voice. | contradiction |
265,226 | hypothesis: Pesticides are harmless and can be handled in any way you want. premise: Pesticides can be very injurious if they are not handled properly. | contradiction |
85,541 | hypothesis: The doctor said he had to apologize for his secretary's behavior. premise: 22 "I must make my apologies," said the doctor. | neutral |
376,274 | hypothesis: High cholesterol is very unhealthy and causes arteries to harden. premise: hardening of the arteries it's it's uh sure it is high cholesterol | neutral |
127,457 | hypothesis: He never made any judgements about whether or not I should be ambassador. premise: On July 29, he Before I had ever met [Helms], before the man really knew anything about me, he said I was unfit to be ambassador, had loose lips, and was soft on drugs. | contradiction |
291,117 | hypothesis: Horse-racing is the most popular spectator sport. premise: Among spectator sports, pride of place goes to horse-racing. | entailment |
301,773 | hypothesis: The street that stretches between the sun gate and the moon gate is in a dilapidated state now. premise: Appropriate for a descendant of the sun dynasty, Jai Singh laid out the city on an axis from the Suraj Pol (Sun Gate) in the east to the Chand Pol (Moon Gate) in the west, a main street that is today a l... | contradiction |
127,385 | hypothesis: Is it Monday or Tuesday today? premise: To-day is Monday, is it not? | neutral |
63,289 | hypothesis: No false beards, no disguises, and no grease paint! premise: No disguises no grease paint no false beards! | entailment |
288,599 | hypothesis: Specific actions for each stage are discussed in sections 6-10 and 12-13 premise: Specific actions for each stage are discussed in sections 6-10. | neutral |
24,540 | hypothesis: The Museo Ebraico offers a guided tour of the synagogues. premise: The only way to visit any of the six still active 16th-century synagogues is with a guided tour offered by the Museo Ebraico in the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo. | entailment |
123,321 | hypothesis: Ibiza Town is deserted. premise: The capital of Ibiza, called simply Ibiza, or Ibiza Town, has a population of almost 35,000. | contradiction |
168,235 | hypothesis: This information is incredibly sensitive, and therefore must be contained tightly while the process takes place. premise: Such information may be provided on a need-to-know basis in a separate limited official-use report which is restricted to only persons authorized by law or regulation to receive it. | neutral |
383,260 | hypothesis: The 28th of September. premise: Tue Sept 28 | entailment |
224,070 | hypothesis: If there is enough anger, the country could rise up against the military. premise: The good The country might be angry enough to rise up against the military. | entailment |
103,794 | hypothesis: I liked being the defense systems equipment group. premise: yeah D S defense systems equipment group yeah yeah i was in that | neutral |
166,322 | hypothesis: Each one has a prefect named in the city of Paris. premise: Each has a prefect named in Paris, and sends three deputies and two senators more than 6,400 km (4,000 miles) to sit in the national legislature. | entailment |
120,357 | hypothesis: The government often does not invest in stocks. premise: Social Security Implications of Government Stock Investing for the Trust Fund, the Federal Budget, and the Economy (GAO/AIMD/HEHS-98-74, April 22, 1998). | neutral |
254,209 | hypothesis: Jon was not deaf. premise: Jon heard a pistol fire and half the assassin's face blew apart. | entailment |
215,296 | hypothesis: Sir James thought there was nothing they could do. premise: I guess we're down and out for good. Sir James stroked his chin thoughtfully. | entailment |
221,392 | hypothesis: None of the US workers are lawful permanent resident aliens. premise: In general, the wages, benefits and working conditions the employer intends to offer to H-2A workers must also be offered to recruited U.S. workers, which includes lawful permanent resident aliens. | contradiction |
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