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127,662 | hypothesis: A citizen who leaves the US loses their status. premise: Lawful permanent residents may depart the United States for extended periods without loss of status, as long as they are not deemed to have abandoned their residence in the United States. | contradiction |
31,785 | hypothesis: The tub was modern looking. premise: uh yeah we have an old fashioned tub sitting that you know water runs into and and uh my husband set up a pump that runs it runs till it's down and then it stops | contradiction |
258,736 | hypothesis: I'm "officially" retiring, but will actually still be working for a supplier of ours. premise: i'm an ex TI'er i'm uh i'm officially retiring unofficially i'm going to go to work for a supplier of ours | entailment |
69,571 | hypothesis: There are no houses near the fell of Eskdale. premise: The two dozen or so houses including some of the best self-catering lodgings in the Lakes are clustered in a peaceful setting surrounded by the higher fells of Birker and Eskdale. | contradiction |
335,788 | hypothesis: He gets a 20 percent commission on each winning bid but he does no work. premise: He gets a 20 percent commission on each winning bid, though he takes no responsibility for executing financial transactions or medical procedures. | neutral |
223,855 | hypothesis: Paris has come back into its own when it comes to classical music. premise: In the realm of classical music, Paris has come back into its own, with many fine concerts at Salle Pleyel and Theatre des Champs-Elysees, opera atathe new Opera-Bastille, and the ballet at the Opera-Garnier. | entailment |
48,108 | hypothesis: The cult of Jainism sanctifies every thing of nature. premise: Hills and mountains are especially sanctified in the cult of Jainism. | neutral |
322,983 | hypothesis: Yeah, I assume they don't have to pay a federal tax because of their social work. premise: yeah i don't believe they have to pay any uh like federal tax uh | neutral |
136,711 | hypothesis: I live in a nice area and get my papers every morning. premise: and i live in kind of a bad area where if i have the paper delivered it's stolen before i can get out and get it | contradiction |
369,133 | hypothesis: The organizations do not abide the rules and consequences of CFO Council. premise: The CFO Council has played a key leadership role in establishing financial and performance improvement goals and priorities for changing the way federal agencies plan, budget, manage, evaluate, and account for federal program... | contradiction |
135,710 | hypothesis: That's wonderful! premise: well that's good that's pretty excellent | entailment |
259,487 | hypothesis: We never made it to Texas since our car broke down on the highway. premise: never have in fact we just drove through Texas uh in mid February or late February i guess and we hoped to play while we were there we stayed overnight in a little town called Eastland Texas and wanted to play hoped to play there th... | contradiction |
218,767 | hypothesis: It did not take much to woo Poniatowski to Napoleon's cause. premise: Napoleon gained an ally in Jezef Poniatowski, a heralded military leader and the nephew of the last king. | neutral |
288,952 | hypothesis: The Daily Telegraph reported that HarperCollins used the voice of Diana Quick to imitate French accents. premise: Last week, the Daily Telegraph reported that HarperCollins had finished recording an audio version of the novel, using the voice of British actress Diana Quick, who, though she had been chosen b... | contradiction |
210,247 | hypothesis: White House strategists were not able to take the heat off Clinton. premise: White House strategists have also taken the heat off Clinton by defining the investigation as a political fight, obliging the press to scrutinize both sides equally. | contradiction |
67,464 | hypothesis: Finding data in the investigation might be difficult due to the sample size. premise: More data on this issue could help us plan better controlled trials-who to target, when to follow up, and when to give boosters. | neutral |
383,429 | hypothesis: Lacking wind resistance is one such weakness of the fleece material. premise: Fleece's Achilles' heel is that, without a nylon coating, it lacks any wind resistance--a slight breeze that wool and cotton would turn back cuts right through fleece with a nasty bite. | entailment |
13,758 | hypothesis: The Federal Emergency Management has a status of achieving key outcomes. premise: 12 Federal Emergency Management Status of Achieving Key Outcomes and Addressing Major Management Challenges (GAO-01-832, July 9, 2001). | entailment |
9,888 | hypothesis: It's pretty amazing how much he gets for endorsements premise: yeah he does it it's pretty amazing though how much he can get for endorsements anymore | entailment |
224,795 | hypothesis: The RPH uses a single point for its tax plan. premise: The RPH has a multipoint tax plan (usually at least four points, often 10). | contradiction |
263,855 | hypothesis: I didn't learn a single thing. premise: I learned a lot. | contradiction |
275,830 | hypothesis: Hawaii never became a US territory. premise: In 1900, Hawaii became a US Territory; the first territorial governor was Dole. | contradiction |
90,769 | hypothesis: Papa Poirot will understand because he has done the same thing, in the past. premise: What I meant when I told you that you could safely confess to Papa Poirot, eh? | neutral |
352,017 | hypothesis: Mundell's writings since the early '70s have been discursive. premise: By contrast, Mundell's writings since the early '70s have been discursive, one might almost say rambling, and often reveal a sort of hankering for the lost certainties of the gold standard. | entailment |
338,466 | hypothesis: The FCC estimates that the 3,251 respondents will cost $3,192 each. premise: The FCC estimates that there will be 3,251 respondents with an estimated burden cost of $3,192 per respondent, and the total annual burden hours are estimated at 145,895. | entailment |
264,421 | hypothesis: Hoiles was once a star in his younger days. premise: Hoiles is a big slab of a man, now 33, a veteran but not a star. | neutral |
6,388 | hypothesis: Oh, no. I refuse to commit such a heinous, barbaric act as declawing my cat. That's inhumane! premise: now my cat i've had her for eight or nine years i had her spayed and i had her declawed which you know was an initial expense but then she has not been sick one day i have never had her to the vet other th... | contradiction |
114,556 | hypothesis: The nation's economic capacity is difficult premise: Increasing the nation's economic capacity is a long-term process. | neutral |
139,366 | hypothesis: It's a simple and black and white choice between them. premise: Yeltsin's in tight wi th the old guard so it may be trying to choose between the lesser of two evils at this point | contradiction |
222,159 | hypothesis: The sand is delicious in his maw. premise: With sand to scour his maw. | neutral |
19,270 | hypothesis: An observer spoke as long as he could be anonymous. premise: An observer familiar with the reconfiguration debate who requested anonymity wondered why Dudovitz had not spent more time mending fences. | entailment |
140,522 | hypothesis: The welfare gain is significant. premise: At the 8a level, the Thress model shows a welfare gain of $32 million and the eXe model of $27 million. | neutral |
131,139 | hypothesis: I've actually witnessed something greater. premise: no huh-uh i've never seen anything out i never seen the great i've seen | contradiction |
250,700 | hypothesis: It does not work like this. premise: , here is how it works. | contradiction |
261,559 | hypothesis: Please worry about it. premise: Rest assured. | contradiction |
82,693 | hypothesis: There are likely to be more emission regulations needed if section 213(a)(3) of the Clean Air Act isn't quite enough. premise: The regulation of these emissions became necessary under section 213(a)(3) of the Clean Air Act, as amended, when EPA found that these nonroad engines were significant contributors ... | neutral |
82,577 | hypothesis: The diaspora is a foreordained group. premise: And the diaspora itself is not a foreordained grouping; it is, to borrow Benedict Anderson's description of the nation, an imagined community. | contradiction |
141,687 | hypothesis: I don't want to see you ever again. premise: Perhaps you could call and see me at the above address at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning. | contradiction |
91,272 | hypothesis: Despite laying the foundations of the state and introducing Japan to fundamental character values, he failed to create a written constitution. premise: Not only did this highly progressive leader produce Japan's first written constitution and legal code, thus laying the foundations of an organized state, h... | contradiction |
392,274 | hypothesis: "I can't help but think that maybe this is false and desperate hope..." premise: But I can't help feeling that it's rather a forlorn hope. | entailment |
13,921 | hypothesis: This figure has been used in Susan Molinari's Republican Convention keynote address, but had no success. premise: Susan Molinari used this figure in her Republican Convention keynote address to illustrate the burden of Clinton's tax increase. | neutral |
67,405 | hypothesis: Japanese language derived from an old type of Korean. premise: Modern Japanese, he contends, derives from an archaic form of Korean that took root in Japan but was stamped out in Korea during the first several centuries. | entailment |
353,138 | hypothesis: Johnny can show you the prepared stock. premise: Coronel, Johnny can show you the stock we have ready. | entailment |
253,193 | hypothesis: We could tell from his name tag that Julius P. was not his name. premise: He gives the name of Mr. Julius P. | neutral |
250,047 | hypothesis: Few roads exist through the Camargue region. premise: There are relatively few roads through the Camargue, and those that do exist are not always very attractive. | entailment |
258,415 | hypothesis: The Egyptian National Circus is a must see if you are in the area. premise: In the north, opposite Gezira Island, the Egyptian National Circus, a Soviet-trained troupe, performs nightly except in summer. | neutral |
199,900 | hypothesis: Oh you're in high school. premise: oh you're in school | neutral |
241,630 | hypothesis: George W says his dad hates Al Gore. premise: George W. Bush jokes that his father's idea of a perfect son is Al Gore Jr. | contradiction |
4,069 | hypothesis: The agencies' electronic rulemaking systems only contained two innovative dimensions that were not discussed before. premise: Some of the agencies' electronic rulemaking systems contained several of the innovative dimensions previously discussed. | neutral |
259,579 | hypothesis: The grants totaled 5 million. premise: 5 million in grants. | entailment |
143,778 | hypothesis: During the holidays I backed up my hard drive since my kids were busy playing games on my machine. premise: where but honestly an Amiga is far and away a much better PC than the PC will ever be it has a full multitasking operating system during the Christmas holidays while my kids played games with my machi... | entailment |
376,145 | hypothesis: I plan on buying a fax machine as soon as I get my next paycheck. premise: (I'll buy a fax machine only when enough other people have them to make it worthwhile.) | contradiction |
41,488 | hypothesis: There is no chance of rain. premise: oh well we we've just got slight chances of rain but uh oh well we we've just got slight chances of rain but uh we had the we had the hard thunderstorms the other morning course while everybody was getting ready to go to work | contradiction |
23,719 | hypothesis: Agencies do not always address the challenges. premise: Unfortunately, we found that agencies do not consistently address major management challenges and program risks in their fiscal year 2000 performance plans. | entailment |
178,219 | hypothesis: Ca'daan pointed to the southern torrent. premise: That's the southern torrent, said Ca'daan. | neutral |
259,407 | hypothesis: Over the past ten years Serbia and Israel have communicated common cause by their similar World War II history premise: During the past decade, Serbia has taken advantage of this version of its World War II history to make common cause with Israel. | entailment |
9,089 | hypothesis: His growth is going to benefit us as well.. premise: yeah so it will be interesting to see you know i think and make him progress and uh get him on board | neutral |
314,146 | hypothesis: The Sacred Lake was drained to prevent more mosquitoes from breeding. premise: Surrounding it are the remains of the Sacred Lake, drained in the 1920s to prevent mosquitoes from breeding in the stagnant water. | entailment |
189,490 | hypothesis: The only day the flower stalls are open is Monday. premise: The flower stalls on place de la Madeleine open daily except Monday. | contradiction |
218,914 | hypothesis: This seems the right way. premise: This seems completely wrongheaded. | contradiction |
50,386 | hypothesis: Congress protects cattle because of the contributions from the nation's ranchers. premise: Cattle, however, enjoy the powerful protection in Washington, D.C., of the nation's ranchers, who gave millions in the last election cycle. | neutral |
59,282 | hypothesis: The university district houses three schools of theology and one of philosophy. premise: Cale de la Princesa's trajectory ends where the university district begins. | neutral |
19,539 | hypothesis: I used to have flowers but now I have a vegetable garden instead. premise: so yeah i had used to have a garden until the kids got older and we don't have any more room in the backyard so now all i've got is flowers instead of vegetables | contradiction |
188,389 | hypothesis: All major banks offer money market rates over two percent. premise: While a third major bank advertised its November money market account rates to be between 1.73 percent for accounts with $5,000 and 2.47 percent for accounts with $50,000 or more, that bank pays IOLTA a flat 1.1 percent. | contradiction |
201,911 | hypothesis: It is important to distinguish between genders. premise: In evaluating personal saving, it is important to distinguish between saving as a way for an individual household to finance future consumption and saving as a way to finance the nation's capital formation. | neutral |
312,557 | hypothesis: The Bellagio is the world's most expensive resort, far outpacing The Wynn. premise: The world's most expensive resort at $1.6 billion, the Bellagio's amenities include 5-star dining, Chanel-caliber boutiques, and a world-class collection of artistic masterworks. | neutral |
63,430 | hypothesis: LSC recipients are developing ways to conserve federal dollars. premise: 16 Program Letter 1995-1 directed LSC recipients to develop plans to stretch scarce federal dollars in the most effective, efficient ways possible. | entailment |
277,816 | hypothesis: An old man grows gray hair by the day. premise: An old man sleeps in the sun and his days are peaceful and unchanging, but each day finds him nearer death all the same." | neutral |
291,644 | hypothesis: The Metropolitan Opera in New York City is showing Lohengrin until Sunday. premise: Lohengrin (Metropolitan Opera, New York City). | neutral |
59,927 | hypothesis: No one in England had ever heard the name. premise: whose name was familiar all over England. | contradiction |
149,178 | hypothesis: There is only one type of exotic wood premise: of uh all different types of exotic woods | contradiction |
10,291 | hypothesis: He ran off hoping he had enough time to intercept. premise: He started to rush off, presumably with mind to intercept. | neutral |
200,211 | hypothesis: There was much blood shed in vulnerable communities. premise: The more vulnerable communities on the lower plains paid a high price for these in the form of swift bloody reprisals. | entailment |
53,561 | hypothesis: I used to work at the same university when I was a student. premise: i've talked to i don't think they were students one i think worked at a university university um and the furthest away i've talked to someone has been New York | neutral |
391,450 | hypothesis: The theory said that McDonald's causes all the wars in the world. premise: (Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times even had a theory that no country with a McDonald's had ever gone to war against another country with a McDonald's.) | contradiction |
208,236 | hypothesis: She plans on leaving. premise: She has no intention of leaving, first because her doubt is not enough to sever her from her husband and children and second because that's not the kind of story it is. | contradiction |
289,011 | hypothesis: The Regulatory Impact Analysis contains research from the EPA. premise: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has conducted a cost and benefit analysis regarding the final rule which is contained in the Regulatory Impact Analysis. | entailment |
190,267 | hypothesis: The Vikings spread their influence over a lot of area. premise: The Vikings also left a legacy in unusual place names, such as Ullswater and Patterdale. | neutral |
74,936 | hypothesis: The French hated mountain climbing. premise: The French had little interest in the Alps until the mountain-climbing craze was launched by the conquest of Mont Blanc in 1786. | contradiction |
57,853 | hypothesis: The company was denied a bailout. premise: Once it survived the bailout, the company was unable to avoid rebounding. | contradiction |
82,265 | hypothesis: I sent an email to my professor explaining that Krugman didn't know the difference between mathematical rigor and science. premise: The point I tried to make in my e-mail was that Krugman confuses mathematical rigor with science. | neutral |
298,598 | hypothesis: Shops might have old ironwork or hand carving. premise: Browse around the shops, however, and you may find an appealing piece of old ironwork or hand carving. | entailment |
100,102 | hypothesis: The crowd likes accidents where people die. premise: When the crowd rises and gasps after a wreck, Stevenson notes that they all, including himself, are hoping for a violent accident. | neutral |
111,874 | hypothesis: The Social Security Act of 1935 has not been amended. premise: This is for a combination of reasons taken (a) the unemployment compensation system--including the system of taxes, the system of benefits, and the trust fund--was established by the Social Security Act of 1935 and has been amended by Federal l... | contradiction |
86,444 | hypothesis: It's possible the overspending the city did during the Depression is now paying off with the current rebirth of the city's economy. premise: The overspending that the city engaged in during the Depression, which Siegel decries, may be contributing to the current rebirth of the city's economy, which centers ... | entailment |
363,644 | hypothesis: I think it will remain the same, no matter what MADD did. premise: and of course that's changing too but you know i think and that came about because of the women you know Mothers Against Drunk Driving MADD | contradiction |
346,130 | hypothesis: The shopping centers here have no salemen to pressure you. premise: The discount shopping centers here rival those of Hong Kong without subjecting you to the latter's aggressive style of salesmanship. | neutral |
92,437 | hypothesis: He started a fishing shop. premise: He's launched a huge ad campaign. | contradiction |
183,312 | hypothesis: They were moving very rapidly. premise: For a moment they were all still as if sight of the weapon had frozen them. | contradiction |
98,552 | hypothesis: She is very unpredictable when it comes to her friendships because she is bipolar. premise: one never knows when she may decide to end [a] friendship over some perceived slight. | neutral |
221,682 | hypothesis: The students can overcome their problems. premise: Many of the college students who visit the ED have mild alcohol problems and are confident they could overcome their alcohol problems if they wanted to. | neutral |
3,873 | hypothesis: Some Creole-style plantation homes in Guadeloupe still grow sugarcane to this day. premise: Scattered around Guadeloupe are some 50 stately Creole-style plantation homes of wood and stone, recalling the distant days of sugar proserity. | neutral |
162,152 | hypothesis: The Republican senator did not support the Gulf War because he didn't think Kuwait Oil was worth dying over. premise: The Democratic senator opposed the Gulf War because Saddam Hussein is no Hitler, and the control of Kuwaiti oil was not a cause worth dying for. | contradiction |
373,628 | hypothesis: I think that someone should go down to the mall and try to organize them into a group of volunteers for some good cause. premise: and it's it's really hard on them and the you know the thought that i i see the uh the mall rats you know walking around the mall nothing better to do than just walk around the m... | neutral |
8,331 | hypothesis: I'd say you don't need one at all. premise: uh-huh uh-huh i'd say do you know have one with you know at least a thousand dollar credit limit or something | contradiction |
243,804 | hypothesis: Integated and coordinated legal services delivery systems are only a secondary goal for the LSC. premise: LSC's ultimate goal in this regard is to help grantees create state communities of justice - integrated and coordinated legal services delivery systems which | contradiction |
144,831 | hypothesis: The most emotional role he had ever had was Frank Horrigan, a retiring secret service agent in The Line of Fire. premise: His performance as Frank Horrigan, an aging Secret Service agent, in In The Line of Fire (1993), was the most affecting he has ever given--a fallen stereotype, a glimpse of the human ca... | neutral |
67,553 | hypothesis: That is depressing that we go to Iraq and we are worried about the situation with Jerusalem. premise: um-hum yes it's really kind of sad and that we would go all the way to Iraq and that we would be very concerned with the situation between Jerusalem and | entailment |
246,380 | hypothesis: It was very successful five years ago and people are still talking about it today. premise: oh yeah i think that i i guess it was uh five years ago or more than when they it failed and i guess people just got tired of talking about it i'm not too sure i guess there was no one really pushing it and no one sa... | contradiction |
87,387 | hypothesis: This payment does not count for tax purposes. premise: It is not a revenue, because the receiving entity does not earn the amount imputed or demand its payment. | neutral |
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