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hypothesis: Beijing has unfair trade agreements with Hong Kon. premise: One important check against any abuse of power by Beijing toward Hong Kong is international attention.
neutral
313,071
hypothesis: Gordon is a psychopath so he wants to mess with people using cards. premise: The little identifying cards psychologist Gordon sets beside each item display an impressive mastery of the manipulative arts.
contradiction
282,532
hypothesis: The outer planets are all gas giants. premise: We have examples of these in the giant outer planets.
neutral
38,924
hypothesis: Did you hear that they have jurisdiction over many counties in Virginia? premise: uh that that's true uh now did you hear about the the control that they have up in Virginia
neutral
259,587
hypothesis: The finest attractions in the park start after dark. premise: The park's finest attractions, however, begin after dark.
entailment
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hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer composed herself and tried to return to normal. premise: With an effort Mrs. Vandemeyer pulled herself together and tried to resume her former manner.
entailment
115,369
hypothesis: The story does not tally gender strengths and weaknesses nor make any other comparisons based on sex. premise: The story is oddly competitive, keeping score between the genders on strength, agility, and aggression, and mischievously wondering which sex should rule.
contradiction
66,670
hypothesis: Same to you, goodnight and goodbye. premise: all right you too good night then bye bye
entailment
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hypothesis: In this case image copyright is of no concern. premise: 'But we have certain concerns about image copyright.
contradiction
209,824
hypothesis: I have the book, and I plan to read it soon. premise: oh um no i didn't but i i i have it and i haven't read it
neutral
361,490
hypothesis: The contracts will expire in January next year. premise: Negotiations with the powerful postal unions begin in August, with contracts due to expire in November.
contradiction
128,527
hypothesis: It would be hard to prove it to a group of lawyers. premise: Mightn't be able to prove it to a pack of lawyers.
entailment
183,886
hypothesis: Net income as a percent of GDP was higher than expected. premise: Holdings of Foreign Assets and Net Income From Abroad (1977-1999) Net assets (billions) Net income (percent of GDP) 500
neutral
241,049
hypothesis: Holly says the film demotes women outrageously. premise: And Molly Haskell says the film demeans and demotes women outrageously.
entailment
84,054
hypothesis: Trader Vic opened restaurants. premise: Trader Vic's opened garish Polynesian-themed restaurants; Arthur Godfrey brought the ukulele to television; Burt Lancaster and Debra Kerr rolled in the wet sands of Oahu; and jet air service brought in vacationers by the hundred thousands.
entailment
146,576
hypothesis: The was facing the shed when she got up. premise: She got up, facing the shed.
entailment
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hypothesis: The formula to calculate total mail delivered is: V=B+WS/P-D premise: Where V = volume in billions of pieces, b = basic (referring to the non-workshared category of First-Class Mail), ws = workshare, P = price, and D = discount.
neutral
331,134
hypothesis: He was different from the Eye. premise: How was he different than the Eye?
entailment
104,347
hypothesis: The Constitution lets the government keep litigants confined. premise: The Constitution does not permit the Government to confine litigants and their attorneys in this manner.
contradiction
176,426
hypothesis: The EPA has not given us any advice. premise: We have been advised by EPA that the additional comments and data were added to the public docket between August and December 1995 and therefore at least 6 months was available for responses or objections to be filed.
contradiction
10,209
hypothesis: The democrats always question if it is legal. premise: This is the third Democrats have overlooked the legal question in the middle.
contradiction
271,745
hypothesis: We do not have a lot of knee injuries or breaks. premise: we've got a lot of uh metals rolling and slitting and stuff like that so we've got a lot of we are we end up with a lot of uh hand injuries you know cuts and things like that but perhaps um
neutral
227,553
hypothesis: I have seen the evidence and I don't think so. premise: I don't think so.
neutral
16,264
hypothesis: Something has to be done. premise: Clearly something must be done.
entailment
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hypothesis: I think that's what is great about the game. premise: um-hum um-hum um-hum i think that's the beauty of the game that we it's it's a sport that we can participate in as we sink into the sunset so to speak and of course here in Indiana the weather limits us
entailment
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hypothesis: One paper had a picture of an apple, the other had a banana. Even young children could tell the difference. premise: How could a child that young know one kind of paper from another?
contradiction
270,133
hypothesis: The professionals who give lessons are very talented and helpful. premise: Professionals give lessons at many hotels, the price sometimes included in tennis-package vacations.
neutral
338,340
hypothesis: The song "D'ye Ken John Peel" is based on the verses. premise: The verses were set to music in the mid-19th century and since then the song D'ye Ken John Peel have been taught in every English school.
entailment
243,297
hypothesis: All of my children are extremely sensitive, I cannot yell or scream at them. premise: well it just so happens that my youngest is uh extremely sensitive uh where my oldest one uh you know i can scream at him and yell at him and he'll look at me with with
contradiction
273,179
hypothesis: The chateau complex is mostly in ruins. premise: Although a large part of the chateau complex is no longer standing, it remains an impressive site.
entailment
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hypothesis: Dates beyond the next two weeks are non-specific. premise: It seems this word has been banned, along with all references to specific dates (day, month, or year) beyond two weeks hence.
entailment
374,620
hypothesis: I was as fast as lightening. premise: I ran, too slow.
contradiction
176,586
hypothesis: The Grand-Etang is a placid lake surrounded by forest and very quiet. premise: Just off the road (D4) to the falls is the Grand-Etang, a placid lake surrounded by forest with silence broken only by birds, insects, and fish that occasionally flip out of the water.
entailment
386,784
hypothesis: Mount Everest has never been conquered by anyone at any time. premise: Two years later, Mount Everest was conquered.
contradiction
231,825
hypothesis: The Normans conquered the north. premise: Normans conquer south; First Crusade
contradiction
73,742
hypothesis: The affair is 100% bound to happen. premise: Such an affair is improbable, but--take heart, Clinton-haters--it's not impossible.
contradiction
5,602
hypothesis: Jon was concise, clear and spoke his point well. premise: Jon could not say.
contradiction
205,924
hypothesis: She is attempting to get religious organizations involved. premise: She is trying to get religious organizations to sponsor recipients.
entailment
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hypothesis: Effective planning is used by leading organizations. premise: Leading organizations recognize that sound planning is not enough to ensure their success.
neutral
54,270
hypothesis: He offered a silver box of cigarillos from the border country. premise: Smoke? He pushed forward a silver box holding the long cigarillos of the border country.
entailment
380,639
hypothesis: The only way to see this view is with a car. premise: Visitors without access to an automobile seeking a similar view should walk out through the San Martin neighborhood, west of the old Jewish quarter, over the San Martin bridge (which dates to 1203), behind which Toledo rises dramatically on the hill.
contradiction
273,628
hypothesis: I thought it would be successful. premise: In my own opinion, it would be successful.
entailment
78,446
hypothesis: A best practices subcommittee which helps to implement capital planning and IT investment. premise: Implementing Capital Planning and Information Technology Investment An Assessment, Federal CIO Council, Capital Planning and IT Investment Committee, Best Practices Subcommittee, May 29, 1998.
entailment
132,379
hypothesis: Rogues and outlaws are the best dandies. premise: Because while the dandy stands for beauty and elegance, he also stands for the restraint and self-discipline required to appear refined at all times.
contradiction
309,265
hypothesis: Saint-Tropez. premise: Saint-Tropez
entailment
323,880
hypothesis: Migrants are looking for economic stability in the US. premise: DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, MIGRANT PURSUING ECONOMIC INSTABILITY IN AN UNSTABLE LABOR MARKET (RESEARCH REPORT NO.
neutral
234,587
hypothesis: Inter-entity means between or among reporting entities. premise: INTER-ENTITY - A term meaning between or among different federal reporting entities.
entailment
67,865
hypothesis: I might become licensed to teach it. premise: so i've considered even becoming licensed to teach it
entailment
286,402
hypothesis: The Museu de Arte Sacra is located in the palace that was once the house of the Bishop of Funchal. premise: On the square's third (south) side is the very interesting Museu de Arte Sacra (Museum of Sacred Art), housed in what was a 17th-century palace, formerly the Bishop of Funchal's residence.
entailment
297,363
hypothesis: The book by Leonard Garment has been a bestseller. premise: Crazy Richard Nixon and All That Jazz , by Leonard Garment (Times Books).
neutral
27,728
hypothesis: The excessive sweating is caused because most of the people are overtraining. premise: Too many people are too involved with lats and pecs and excessive sweating.
neutral
81,124
hypothesis: There are multiple movie theaters showing movies in their original languages but with subtitles in Hebrew. premise: There are several cinemas, showing films in their original language with subtitles in Hebrew.
entailment
267,412
hypothesis: Other people also find the disastrous event unconvincing as an explanation. premise: But as disastrous an event as that must have been, I find it unconvincing as an explanation.
neutral
209,237
hypothesis: If it rained, we would have less of a problem with allergies. premise: and that's cool for or if it it feels cool compared to yesterday but very pleasant no rain in the last month i don't think ground's very dry and our yard work everything everything is in bloom so our yard work's pretty tough uh ground be...
neutral
67,040
hypothesis: Many First Class senders don't worry about inspection. premise: Fourth, many mailers of First Class are not concerned about inspection.
entailment
123,230
hypothesis: The page became more attractive after changing the layout, which seemed to be what Slate advertisers are looking for. premise: Which, I'm sure, must make this page especially attractive to prospective Slate advertisers.
neutral
174,589
hypothesis: I wish we got more snow here. premise: we don't get too much snow here
neutral
300,819
hypothesis: The polls were rigged. premise: Network legal analysts and reporters followed suit, marveling at Wright's guts and gumption, even as their own instant polls showed the public favored the ruling.
contradiction
21,830
hypothesis: She built a shack for herself. premise: She built a shack of deadwood in the wizards' district and soon new rumors spread that she was a witch, a fortune teller, an alchemist, and a sage.
entailment
130,638
hypothesis: NIPA and federal unified budget concepts differ. premise: Text Box 4.1: How do the NIPA and federal unified budget concepts of federal surpluses and deficits differ?
entailment
247,346
hypothesis: We've already done it thanks. premise: well i think we've done it thank you very much it's been interesting
entailment
52,826
hypothesis: For one organization leaders had to never establish contacts premise: For one organization, this meant that the leaders had to continually establish contacts in their industry and determine which prospective companies would provide the most benefit to the entire group.
contradiction
390,369
hypothesis: And if that's true? premise: And if so?
entailment
101,931
hypothesis: Many agencies aren't sure of what their ultimate goal is. premise: Moreover, many of these agencies find themselves without a clear understanding of who they are or where they are headed.
neutral
293,535
hypothesis: The red, hot sun baked the ground as he came into town. premise: He reached the town as the red sun stood high in the sky, baking the ground.
entailment
347,331
hypothesis: TV news was reporting that murderers would no longer go to jail. premise: yeah well the sentences are so unbelievable i just saw on the news last night that they said the average time a sentenced murderer you know is in jail is two years before he's paroled and a rapists is like six months and a burglar is ...
contradiction
80,581
hypothesis: It is my place to dictate to you, Poirot. premise: My dear Poirot, I said coldly, "it is not for me to dictate to you.
contradiction
233,341
hypothesis: Losses from unprofitable routes are included in the NAC measure. premise: The net avoided cost measure (NAC) of the USO is the sum of the losses from unprofitable routes.
entailment
311,331
hypothesis: The forest makes it all very remote. premise: The rampart-like mountains and dense pine forests keep this area remote and, even today, blessedly un?­spoiled.
entailment
260,853
hypothesis: Jon didn't know what she was thinking. premise: She was still a mystery to Jon but her skills were never in question.
neutral
103,582
hypothesis: There is more than one store that specializes in these items. premise: There's a shop specializing in all these items on Av.
neutral
312,177
hypothesis: I know it is easy to record those. premise: take our time well i can't imagine um you can't record on them and so
contradiction
118,255
hypothesis: Krugman had praises for Robert Reich's The Work of Nations, after reading it twice. premise: This involves, among other things, avoiding criticizing someone's book without reading it simply because the author is a lawyer and not an economist, as Krugman has done with Robert Reich's The Work of Nations .
contradiction
380,673
hypothesis: Nothing at all like this old house. premise: oh like This Old House
contradiction
70,401
hypothesis: Charity balls and road races are ways the managers raise funds. premise: Currently, managers are focused more on the annual exercise of obtaining funding needed to keep their programs viable and alive.
neutral
365,912
hypothesis: Picasso had a collection of masterpieces by Braque, Matisse, Degas, Renoir and Rousseau. premise: Also on display is Picasso 's personal collection of masterworks by fellow artists Braque, Matisse, Mir??, Degas, Renoir, and Rousseau.
entailment
186,514
hypothesis: Everyone believes that it is related to that. premise: I don't see that that's got anything to do with it.
contradiction
327,423
hypothesis: We got interrupted. premise: At that moment, we were interrupted.
entailment
229,221
hypothesis: Failures were often a failure to manage state tax returns that were filed. premise: Explanations could range from (for example) failures of managing returns actually filed, which are quite susceptible to improvement, to economic cycles that affect business circumstances and that may be less susceptible to c...
neutral
138,754
hypothesis: The CWC rewards countries that fail to ratify the ban on chemicals. premise: Though the CWC limits the chemicals they can legally produce, it also imposes stiff penalties against countries that fail to ratify the ban, to encourage nonparticipants to sign up.
contradiction
380,410
hypothesis: The 1996 Telecommunications Act dealt with e-rate subsidies. premise: The Internet e-rate subsidies, as they're known, were authorized under the 1996 Telecommunications Act and are funded with new taxes on long-distance telephone companies, the size of each company's contribution depending on its market sha...
entailment
157,392
hypothesis: White is a wise man who is usually right. premise: 'I disagree,' White muttered, popping back into view.
neutral
262,437
hypothesis: The DART only travels south along the coast. premise: The DART (railway) travels north and south along the coast, a pleasant scenic ride.
contradiction
366,427
hypothesis: Worst yet, most lines the Reich attributes to Saxton even though they aren't Saxton's- starting with economics, Mr Secretary? premise: Worst of all, most of the lines that Reich attributes to Saxton--starting with where did you learn economics , Mr. Secretary?
neutral
170,334
hypothesis: Jon asked Susan to show them. premise: Show us, Susan, said Jon.
entailment
84,662
hypothesis: Sir Francis Drake had forces more ominous than the French. premise: More ominous than the French were the forces of Sir Francis Drake.
entailment
214,577
hypothesis: The balloonist didn't ask my profession premise: 'The balloonist yells back, You must work in information technology.
contradiction
185,829
hypothesis: They visited agencies where information was shared with employees. premise: 21 However, at the agencies we visited, managers used performance information and shared this information with front-line employees through various mechanisms.
entailment
285,967
hypothesis: The preamble for the final rule was 2 pages. premise: The preamble to the final rule evaluated and responded to comments.
neutral
181,519
hypothesis: Luntz holds a grudge against the IRS. premise: Luntz is now advising Republicans to decry the IRS at every opportunity.
neutral
199,766
hypothesis: Newt is in hiding. premise: Now with Newt in hiding, that dynamic has changed.
entailment
383,326
hypothesis: The entire village was constructed in the 19th century. premise: Much of the village is from the 18th century, and the whitewashed cottages are very picturesque.
contradiction
379,955
hypothesis: Interest is paid at intervals that are not established ahead of time. premise: INTEREST - The service charge for the use of money or capital, paid at agreed intervals by the user, commonly expressed as an annual percentage of outstanding principal.
contradiction
320,568
hypothesis: It was difficult to find a source before this friend agreed. premise: first of all we have a source now we got a a friend whose a nun
neutral
279,051
hypothesis: They could not come up with any ideas. premise: 'But I have other ideas.'
contradiction
126,813
hypothesis: The girl got along well with the boys. premise: There was a certain amount of the gamin element in the girl, at all events she invariably got on well with small boys.
entailment
214,403
hypothesis: Legal Services of Eastern Missouri is managed by F. Dianne Taylor. premise: COMMENTARY F. Dianne Taylor is executive director of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri.
entailment
239,136
hypothesis: This is not a democracy nor is it totalitarianism. premise: This is certainly not democracy, but it's not totalitarianism either.
entailment
349,779
hypothesis: The Vikings need a new start. premise: going to keep he was going to keep him as the coach somehow but uh i don't know i'd like to see the Vikings get revamped somehow
neutral
55,629
hypothesis: Oh, that's not good, I hope it gets better soon. premise: oh that's too bad it
neutral