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36,602 | hypothesis: Movies that aren't finished yet premise: Movies-in-the-Making | neutral |
230,739 | hypothesis: The Gayer-Anderson Museum was built as a public property in 2007. premise: The Gayer-Anderson Museum beside the Ibn Tulun mosque was built as a private residence in 1540 and amalgamated with a neighboring house called the house of the Cretan Woman (Bayt al-Kritliya) dating from 1631. | contradiction |
55,197 | hypothesis: The program met the requirement by having over 90 percent of drawings completed. premise: During the program's critical design review, about 56 percent of the drawings were completed and, while the program did not meet the best practice of 90 percent complete, it did have additional drawing data of the F/A... | contradiction |
380,172 | hypothesis: Do not subscribe to the teaching of Gingrich... premise: Don't let the philosophy of Gingrich ... | neutral |
222,341 | hypothesis: Many people kept bringing up this name, Bauerstein, and I realized that I needed to find more information about this person, as they seemed to be quite the peculiar subject. premise: It occurred to me suddenly that I would go down to the village, and look up Bauerstein. | neutral |
276,179 | hypothesis: The Strategic Directions challenges staff to increase opportunites for legal services. premise: Strategic Directions 2000 - 2005 challenges LSC staff to expand the support offered to LSC programs and to increase state planning guidance specifically to improve clients' opportunities to access a full range of... | entailment |
227,682 | hypothesis: The cuts made it difficult to get attorneys from other states. premise: Because of the cuts, its very important to recruit more local attorneys, Mathews said. | neutral |
262,986 | hypothesis: There is no meaning behind the double underlining. premise: The double-underlining is intended to alert the reader to the fact that it has been modified or affected by a later statement. | contradiction |
383,937 | hypothesis: I like to listen to a program called Focus on the Family hosted by Dr. James Dobson. premise: um i think uh i like to listen to a program called Focus on the Family with Doctor James Dodson | entailment |
335,326 | hypothesis: The piazza is the highest point of the Capri. premise: Back at the piazza, take the seggovia chairlift for a soaring view of the whole island and some of the mainland on your way up to the terraced gardens and chestnut trees of Monte Solaro, at 589 m (1,933 ft), Capri's highest point. | contradiction |
54,833 | hypothesis: Even though the chief had been practicing for months, he still wasn't the best. premise: The chief had to work nights, because he wasn't as skilled as his slight colleague from the far corner of the programmers' room. | neutral |
50,134 | hypothesis: The merchandise processing fee is very unfair. premise: The merchandise processing fee is primarily an ad valorem charge on formal merchandise entries into the United States (at 0.19 percent) subject to a maximum and minimum charge. | neutral |
344,233 | hypothesis: Fena Set has been burned by the warriors. premise: Fena Set has burned, said Ca'daan. | neutral |
9,618 | hypothesis: She did not propose a resolution to Mr. Whittington. premise: My dear Mr. Whittington, she said, "let us by all means lay our cards upon the table. | contradiction |
109,062 | hypothesis: There are no attestation engagements performed in accordance with GAGAS. premise: In addition, attestation engagements performed in accordance with GAGAS are subject to quality control and assurance reviews. | contradiction |
145,005 | hypothesis: This is the most popular investment publication out there. premise: The issue's 1997 investment guide does not quite predict a bear market, but does suggest that investors redeploy out of stocks (in other words, Sell! | neutral |
93,528 | hypothesis: There is a ceiling fresco in the Great Hall of the palace. premise: They come together in the palace's Salone or Great Hall with Pietro da Cortona's dazzling illusionist ceiling fresco, Triumph of Divine Providence. | entailment |
67,628 | hypothesis: We want you to deliver Adrin so we can kill him. premise: Get Adrin to us. | neutral |
7,923 | hypothesis: There is volatility in the Balkans. premise: Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Balkans remain volatile. | entailment |
215,446 | hypothesis: Maurice de Sully remained a cardinal their whole life, never ascending to the rank of bishop. premise: Norman raids left both in a sorry state, and Bishop Maurice de Sully decided a cathedral should be built to replace them. | contradiction |
100,104 | hypothesis: He usually spent more than half a day with Father O'Finian. premise: If he lacked imagination, he'd need an older sister whose friends slept over, plus a homemade periscope, assembled at a scout meeting during those interludes when he wasn't being fondled by the scout master, Father O'Finian. | neutral |
192,882 | hypothesis: There is no vegetation so it is all just wide open. premise: The rampart-like mountains and dense pine forests keep this area remote and, even today, blessedly un?spoiled. | contradiction |
254,117 | hypothesis: None of the things listed are correct. premise: f) All of the above. | contradiction |
287,346 | hypothesis: There should be more access to this model, of raising model for legal aid, across the country. premise: It is a model for raising money for legal aid programs that could, and should, be replicated throughout the country. | entailment |
282,806 | hypothesis: We were present. premise: We were there." | entailment |
52,307 | hypothesis: Panama doesn't exist. premise: yeah but no but see the thing when Panama was uh the that uh Noriega was uh | contradiction |
266,952 | hypothesis: Benjamin has no good reason to be optimistic. premise: Optimism, eh Benjamin?' | neutral |
121,848 | hypothesis: The stained-glass windows depict various scenes from the Bible. premise: On the north side of Les Halles, another monument of the Renais?sance period, although decidedly Gothic in silhouette, is the church of Saint-Eustache, remarkable for its beautiful stained-glass windows over the choir. | neutral |
66,207 | hypothesis: Tuppence wanted to hear her story and comment on it. premise: Well, we wouldn't mind hearing her back history, said Tuppence guardedly. | neutral |
384,790 | hypothesis: Sins of distortion imply a malicious choice, while omission is may be a simple mistake. premise: The standard to insist on is that the sins be of omission, not distortion. | neutral |
85,159 | hypothesis: Tickets to the museum let you go through the royal family's personal belongings in an exhibit. premise: Tickets for the Museum of Scotland allow entrance also to the main collections of the Royal Museum, fulfilling the stated aim of the curators of bringing Scotland to the world, and the world to Scotland. | neutral |
238,725 | hypothesis: Things are progressing fine. premise: Going on well. | entailment |
180,190 | hypothesis: I think that less rights should be given to criminals. premise: yeah and it seems a lot of times that uh especially in criminals that their rights are so protected but what about the rights of you know the rest of society i mean we're protecting this person's rights who has broken the law | neutral |
274,058 | hypothesis: She ran away so as not to deal with that. premise: She didn't move for a long time and then nodded to him. | contradiction |
370,566 | hypothesis: The region was deeply peaceful for most of its history. premise: The Hoysalas of Karnataka, the Cheras of Kerala, the Cholas, Pandyas, and Pallavas of Tamil Nadu all fought among themselves until the kingdom of Vijayanagar (Hampi in Karnataka) emerged as dominant in the 14th century. | contradiction |
177,436 | hypothesis: Tons of murders occurred in Port Royal, earning it a poor reputation. premise: Within a few years Port Royal, the town surrounding the fort, earned a reputation as the most raucous and debauched city in the Caribbean. | neutral |
324,318 | hypothesis: Tourists could take pictures of crocodiles sunning on the muddy banks of the Nile. premise: Before the building of the Aswan Dam, the River Nile was home to many thousands of crocodiles, and some would gather on the muddy banks here to sun themselves. | neutral |
51,495 | hypothesis: The world of modern biology is very low-tech. premise: Given the high-tech world of modern biology, the method by which the Scottish team managed to provoke this extraordinary dedifferentiation is almost old-fashioned in its simplicity. | contradiction |
68,021 | hypothesis: We do have that in the winter. premise: oh yeah well during the winter yes we do uh we've had uh well past four or five years i guess at least one day during the year when just everything would just close down because we'd have freezing rain | entailment |
121,105 | hypothesis: Saint Francis Borja gained his title by performing a minor miracle. premise: But it would be a pity to miss the quiet majesty of the Palacio de los Duques (Palace of the Dukes of Gandaa), home of Saint Francis Borja (1510-1572), fourth Duke of Gandaa, who abandoned worldly pleasures to join the Jesuit order... | neutral |
158,003 | hypothesis: The private sector does not have any changes in workforce. premise: As with the private sector, there have been-and will be-many changes in the demographics of the federal workforce, the education and skills required of its workers, and basic employment structures and work arrangements used to accomplish jo... | contradiction |
377,650 | hypothesis: I don't think a car accident is a good example here. premise: uh-huh yeah yep that's right or you know in a a car accident | contradiction |
197,329 | hypothesis: The restaurant is very elegant but it's not so expensive. premise: When you need a break, there is a cafe high up behind a huge clock, and on the middle level the station hotel's beautifully restored restaurant is back in use. | neutral |
226,043 | hypothesis: He let her off the hook. premise: He retaliated by filing one against her. | contradiction |
297,197 | hypothesis: The book didn't have him in it. premise: he wasn't in the book | entailment |
350,218 | hypothesis: The stock traders did not make much money. premise: And while it would be a mistake to say that the stock could have opened at that highest price, it's safe to say that if Robertson Stephens had done a better job of gauging demand, millions of dollars that went into traders' pockets would have gone into Pi... | contradiction |
372,755 | hypothesis: Not repaying the loan will affect gains and revenue. premise: If the loan is not repaid, the unpaid amount is recognized as an adjustment to the bad debt allowance and does not affect revenue, gains, or other financing sources. | contradiction |
390,934 | hypothesis: The nuns do not make any effort to protect their seclusion and visitors can come and go whenever they wish, without having to obtain permission. premise: The nuns in the convent here preserve their seclusion; visitors must have special permission to enter. | contradiction |
121,069 | hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer opened the door while holding her pet dog. premise: At last she heard footsteps inside, and a moment later Mrs. Vandemeyer herself opened the door. | neutral |
330,525 | hypothesis: There are many ways to get there, but the most enjoyable is by foot. premise: Take a short taxi ride from the station to the museum district, then do the rest on foot. | neutral |
327,886 | hypothesis: That is just someone else wanting to get in on the conversation. premise: that's all right that's just another one wanting to get in on the conversation | entailment |
85,270 | hypothesis: Mission performance can't be affected by information management. premise: Executive Improving Mission Performance Through Strategic Information Management and Technology (GAO/AIMD-94-115, May 1994) | contradiction |
338,436 | hypothesis: Income from accumulated assets wasn't a factor being used to determine the highest retirement incomes. premise: Pensions, Income from Accumulated Assets, and Earnings Determine Who Had Highest Retirement Incomes | contradiction |
293,572 | hypothesis: My high-school was very rural. premise: i went to high school in the city of Chicago at an inner city school although i lived in a different area near a place called Evanston Illinois | contradiction |
82,816 | hypothesis: "My friend, did she tell you that?" premise: Who told you that, my friend?" | neutral |
100,084 | hypothesis: I'll throw their clothes out if I see them in there. premise: When a washer or dryer finishes and the owner doesn't show up within a few minutes to collect the clothes, what am I supposed to do if I am waiting for the machine? | contradiction |
31,201 | hypothesis: People-watching along the promenade is very amusing. premise: Crowds congregate along the promenade and along Dizengoff Street, but there's much more to do than just people-watch. | neutral |
154,960 | hypothesis: George street is the center of new town. premise: George Street was the centerpiece of Craig's original design for the New Town. | entailment |
146,457 | hypothesis: It was to have served as a museum of art, but after some eventful delays it became a natural history museum. premise: It was to have served as a museum of natural history, but after some eventful delays (Napoleon's invasion badly damaged the building), its mission was diverted to art, and the royal museum o... | contradiction |
188,868 | hypothesis: Maybe they won't do well in life. premise: or maybe that won't not make it that far in life for what they did to somebody but | entailment |
337,949 | hypothesis: Caterpillar, being a big manufacturer of heavy equipment, has a repeating product advancement philosophy. premise: Caterpillar, a major manufacturer of heavy equipment, has a continuous product improvement philosophy. | entailment |
103,968 | hypothesis: It was a very small project that didn't need a lot of money. premise: this was a and it was a major project getting the money together to do it too by the end of the whole project but | contradiction |
858 | hypothesis: They typically leave the door open. premise: Mais me voila. The door shut. | neutral |
357,481 | hypothesis: The rooms are comfortable. premise: Comfortable beachside rooms with TVs and safety-deposit boxes. | entailment |
39,505 | hypothesis: That's insanity! premise: How ridiculous! | entailment |
15,640 | hypothesis: A more voice-over narration would have been a nice inclusion as it would have added a personal touch to the film. premise: I almost wish she'd included more voice-over narration, more commentary on the things that, as a filmmaker, she hasn't learned to bring out. | neutral |
156,353 | hypothesis: There is always a way to never fail. premise: Even then, sometimes, we fail. | contradiction |
66,581 | hypothesis: We will include other things in our staff planning on 7.28. premise: 7.28 Staff planning should include, among other things, | entailment |
43,902 | hypothesis: I am not getting married to her. premise: I have always promised her she would be in my wedding. | entailment |
152,811 | hypothesis: A culture eager for the V-chip subscribe to ideas in building a greater society. premise: As for middle-class mores, a culture eager to embrace the V-chip surely subscribes to other beliefs besides the desirability of transgression at any cost. | neutral |
150,247 | hypothesis: The federal government needs to spend a lot more money. premise: As efforts continue to reduce federal spending, policymakers and the public alike are reexamining the federal government's spending priorities. | contradiction |
8,693 | hypothesis: The solution center is user-friendly. premise: This site provides a solution center containing best practices and case studies in state and local government. | neutral |
304,762 | hypothesis: It was good speaking with you but I need to prevent my child from eating more sweets. premise: well it was nice talking to you i think i'm going to have to catch my daughter before she eats any more candy when i'm on the phone that's her sign that she can do what she wants to do | entailment |
97,772 | hypothesis: Muncasater mill stopped operating in the 18th century. premise: Muncaster Mill, 3 km (2 miles) north of the castle, started operating in 1455, although the present building dates from the 18th century. | contradiction |
285,977 | hypothesis: People don't know the answer for that. premise: well as a matter of fact i was thinking about that the other day and uh i really don't know the answer um | neutral |
22,756 | hypothesis: You never know if she'll end the friendship. premise: one never knows when she may decide to end [a] friendship over some perceived slight. | entailment |
265,406 | hypothesis: The dogs in the story are normal dogs that can't talk. premise: Lives of the Monster Dogs tells the story of dogs outfitted with voice boxes and prosthetic hands who move to New York and become socialites. | contradiction |
282,477 | hypothesis: We don't have a car. premise: i know we had the car break down one time and the uh credit card saved us | contradiction |
184,253 | hypothesis: There is nothing left at the small fishing village. premise: The charming little fishing village and artists colony of Saint-Jean-de-Luz has a sheltered harbor with a sandy beach and lively cafe, galleries, and boutiques. | contradiction |
31,124 | hypothesis: Parents don't want to leave money to their kids. premise: Altruistic parents would save the money from their tax cuts and leave it to the children, who must pay off all that government debt someday; that saving would hold interest rates down. | contradiction |
82,333 | hypothesis: Case is interested in politics. premise: Most of the tech executives are uninterested in politics (though Case is an exception). | neutral |
248,415 | hypothesis: Over a thousand years old, the town sits below the Ermita de San Felie. premise: Directly above the old town, the Ermita de San Felie (Saint Felix's Hermitage) commands a wide view. | neutral |
299,300 | hypothesis: At the time, it was the thing to do. premise: seemed like the thing to do at the time | entailment |
269,577 | hypothesis: The statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni is not visible from the Ponte del Cavallo bridge. premise: Follow the Cale Larga Giacinto Gallina to the humpbacked Ponte del Cavallo bridge for the all-important first view of the piazza's magnificent equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni, considered one of the finest ... | contradiction |
268,882 | hypothesis: Benjamin had been the spearhead for many new policies within the company. premise: The easy Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee departed in 1991 after 26 years at the top. | neutral |
352,581 | hypothesis: We control our expenses to be timed with cash flows. premise: you know what if we didn't track it we'd we'd totally blow it i think is what it would end up um um so you know we we do know that we can tell when we're getting to the point where we've just got to uh hold back on something uh we can we can see ... | entailment |
326,391 | hypothesis: If outcome data is not available then best indicated data should be used so that decisions can be made. premise: If outcome data are not available (for example, the agency has not agreed on outcome measures for the program, the agency is unable to collect reliable outcome data or the outcomes will not occur... | neutral |
345,432 | hypothesis: The situation was ridiculous. premise: We were very agitated. | neutral |
72,572 | hypothesis: Bauer will be the Pat Buchanan of 2000. premise: The political spin is that Bauer will be the Pat Buchanan of 2000: He lacks experience in elected office and is too conservative for most voters (he plans to make anti-abortion legislation a cornerstone of his campaign), but he will have plenty of diehard don... | entailment |
300,437 | hypothesis: The Indians avoided adopting the Persian coin system. premise: While Brahman and Persian scholars exchanged ideas, the Indians copied the Persian coin system. | contradiction |
159,145 | hypothesis: The rider looked around him premise: The rider shifted his weight in the saddle and gazed about him with watchful interest. | entailment |
313,268 | hypothesis: Final Report, Part I. premise: Part I. Final Report. | entailment |
374,223 | hypothesis: The author can send the paper to reviewers electronically. premise: For serious reviewers, the author would be happy to supply the paper in electronic form and would supply the Lotus files. | entailment |
174,714 | hypothesis: The boats we were hustled onto were painted sleekly. premise: Why, No. It seems to me as though it were no time since we were being hustled into those boats. | neutral |
243,038 | hypothesis: He is a millionaire, so he will never have to work again. premise: If he abandons his mob pose and posse he abandons the image and the authenticity that made him a millionaire. | neutral |
15,121 | hypothesis: The only reason she desired a divorce was to move on to a new relationship, not money. premise: no she she wouldn't have got no property see there was no grounds for divorce she was she wanted out cause she had a boyfriend and it was weird but uh the capital punishment i don't know actually what they give t... | entailment |
148,170 | hypothesis: You should feel ashamed. premise: Shame on you for defending this unfairness. | entailment |
5,683 | hypothesis: I thought the reporting and writing for the magazine was fun and rewarding. premise: For me, reporting and writing for the magazine was fun, pure fun. | neutral |
219,946 | hypothesis: Unusual living arrangements do not impact children. premise: Now the practice has its own a triple--a woman and her two men--whose child was taken away because of their unusual living arrangement. | contradiction |
239,813 | hypothesis: Its a tough call to make premise: yeah well we've we've gotten to the point where you know if if if well | neutral |
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