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313,731 | hypothesis: Averaging 12 meters (40 feet) in height, with 88 towers, they measure 2 1.2km. premise: They measure 2 1.2 km (1 1.2 miles) long, averaging 12 meters (40 feet) in height, with 88 towers and an estimated 2,500 niches suitable for sentries or marksmen. | entailment |
128,218 | hypothesis: There are no discounts for Royal Selangor in KL. premise: Royal Selangor is on sale in KL at several major hotels as well as department stores. | contradiction |
190,932 | hypothesis: I know nobody is following us. premise: Keep fancying there's some one following us." | contradiction |
125,411 | hypothesis: They had no idea about the financial impact on the government. premise: STEWARDSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES - The projected financial impact on the Government of sustaining the current services that it provides pursuant to laws already enacted. | contradiction |
181,085 | hypothesis: Nerds can be threatening. premise: Nerds are genuinely threatening. | entailment |
232,667 | hypothesis: I was extremely angry at Leuchter, but calmed down. premise: After my rage at Leuchter had subsided, I began to get angry at Morris for aestheticizing that violation--turning it into an ironic art object. | entailment |
200,378 | hypothesis: Jones' lawyers defended their claims on tv. premise: Jones' lawyers went on several TV shows, threatening to raise further allegations in court. | entailment |
305,698 | hypothesis: Yeah, he's lazy so he misses a bunch of work. premise: yeah and he and he does miss a lot of work | neutral |
374,966 | hypothesis: The United States and Italian systems are nearly identical. premise: Assuming that the keenest insights can be gained by comparing systems with large differences, the Italian and United States systems are good candidates. | contradiction |
354,988 | hypothesis: The U.S women are only comparatively innocent to Australian women. premise: They celebrate the U.S. women's comparative innocence. | neutral |
199,500 | hypothesis: They are everywhere. premise: okay but you can't find no jobs like that | contradiction |
105,023 | hypothesis: Kyoto is not widely regarded for its architecture and culture. premise: But Kyoto has nevertheless remained the repository of the nation's noblest cultural pursuits and architectural legacy. | contradiction |
373,908 | hypothesis: They're really happy to be involved in Girls Scouts for their daughters, but it has also made their relationship stronger. premise: and they're real happy with one another and she says things like i'm really glad when he comes home and there's not enough time to spend with him in the evening and i'm like | neutral |
294,483 | hypothesis: It's impossible to go from the machine's NTSC port into a VCR. premise: because you can put more than one frame into the machine and then you can describe what's going on you can record microphoning machine then there's a way to link all that together and once you got it satisfied satisfactory done you can ... | contradiction |
176,439 | hypothesis: First we have to talk about checkout. premise: First--ahem--there is the matter of housekeeping. | contradiction |
265,758 | hypothesis: We usually give cucumbers to anyone that wants one. premise: i mean just pulling them as fast as you can we usually give them to everybody anybody that wants a cucumber can have it but we tried it too where you run it up a fence | entailment |
189,641 | hypothesis: Drew went to Shiloh's stall to feed him. premise: Here's Ole Tar wantin' his special grub Drew went on to Shiloh's stall. | neutral |
122,021 | hypothesis: The Jets went 0-6 in games last year. premise: Last year the Jets went 0-6 in games decided by less than six points | entailment |
249,686 | hypothesis: CEOs often avoid punishment by selling their businesses. premise: But this caveat has a The prospect of future punishments gives you an incentive to investigate the corporation's history before you buy, which improves the chance that bad behavior can be uncovered while the actual perpetrators can still be ... | neutral |
283,379 | hypothesis: Inbound mail is vastly different from domestic bulk. premise: Postal Service field personnel, the Commission determined that no inbound mail would be likely to meet the eligibility requirements for domestic bulk business rates. | neutral |
152,518 | hypothesis: Moneo paints and does pottery. premise: The famed Spanish architect Rafael Moneo, a Pritzker prize winner, is set to begin the Prado's long-awaited expansion so that more of its vast collection can be exhibited. | contradiction |
241,677 | hypothesis: Greek and Roman artifacts in Iraklion have their own respective museums. premise: For most other museums this would be treasure enough, yet in Iraklion there are also impressive Greek and Roman artifacts to enjoy. | neutral |
329,939 | hypothesis: Time has also done covers on Rock and Roll. premise: Time 's cover story celebrates Hip-Hop Nation and chronicles the genre's 20 year rise. | neutral |
167,716 | hypothesis: There are no .dll files in a computer. premise: Click Start , then Find , then Files or Folders , type *.dll , then hit Find Now . (Make sure your hard drive is selected in the drop-down list in Look in .) On my computer I found 1,230 .dll files. | contradiction |
73,170 | hypothesis: That is not fun but you will get through it. premise: oh no that's no fun | neutral |
124,155 | hypothesis: We are going with them. premise: But there we go.' | neutral |
337,457 | hypothesis: The person on the phone is an older male, talking to his wife. premise: yeah that's that's it we'd like to be closer to family but limits the job your welcome Brittany | neutral |
17,071 | hypothesis: It is just hail but it will pass quickly. premise: uh-huh or hail yeah it just you know | neutral |
188,150 | hypothesis: He was holding someone's hand. premise: His hold had slipped a little. | neutral |
323,149 | hypothesis: Republicans attached the bill. premise: The second bill was dismissed as veto bait, but Republicans were deemed to have scored a victory by detaching it and thereby removing Clinton's excuse to veto the larger bill. | contradiction |
132,516 | hypothesis: I disagree, even though the Merchant of Venice is an all-time favorite. premise: , I'm with you (thought I must admit Merchant of Venice ain't my all-time favorite. | contradiction |
201,050 | hypothesis: I attend in the evenings and they required that everything be typed. premise: well yeah i i'm going through right now i'm you know going part time in the evenings and you know i do yeah everything has to be typed i mean they require it you have to type it you know and | entailment |
207,601 | hypothesis: Multiple artists were involved in the creation of the paintings. premise: Commissioned by Charles II, the paintings were all the work of one man, Dutch artist Jacob de Wit. | contradiction |
179,978 | hypothesis: Results regarding programs for which the investments are reported. premise: outcomes for the programs for which the investments are reported. | entailment |
352,387 | hypothesis: No boats travel on the Dordogne due to its numerous bridges. premise: Start at the confluence of the V??zyre and Dordogne rivers, where the hilltop village of Limeuil affords a fine view of both valleys and their bridges meeting at right angles down below. | neutral |
323,808 | hypothesis: This shift has been reflected in law and in policy for numerous years. premise: This shift in emphasis from approval of individual transactions to evaluations of the adequacy of systems and the internal control environment has been reflected in law and in policy for numerous years. | entailment |
199,727 | hypothesis: The train winds its way all over the city. premise: It travels all the way up to the centre of Little, deposits its passengers on the doorstep of the Salmon Corporation, then winds all the way back down. | contradiction |
143,336 | hypothesis: The Manger Square is under the power of the Palestinian Authority. premise: Under the Palestinian Authority, both the fascinating Old Town and the bustling Manger Square are being beautifully restored for the year 2000. | entailment |
71,075 | hypothesis: Egyptian hoteliers are great at giving good service. premise: With cooling sea breezes and good sandy beaches it offers all the basic ingredients needed for a relaxing vacation; Egyptian hoteliers and restaurateurs are working hard to provide the rest. | entailment |
234,578 | hypothesis: Thanks, I guess. premise: Thank you very much. | neutral |
381,050 | hypothesis: The stud's founder decided a Japanese Garden would allow visitors to rest in a serene environment. premise: Adjacent to the stud are the Japanese Gardens, created by the stud's founder in the early part of the century, and well worth a visit, and the new Saint Fiachras Garden, created to celebrate the mille... | neutral |
329,302 | hypothesis: Something good happened in Paris. premise: in Paris. | neutral |
379,630 | hypothesis: The colors of maples are nice. premise: yeah well the maple tree the maple maple trees have a lot to do with it maples make a lot of nice color | entailment |
96,953 | hypothesis: He told them about the plan. premise: Jon thought a moment and then spoke. | neutral |
193,139 | hypothesis: Lime green was not a mistake. premise: Maybe lime green was a big mistake, but it's his mistake to live with. | contradiction |
241,878 | hypothesis: The Mughal cities generally have closed courtyard mosques. premise: Fatehpur's Jama Masjid (the Friday Mosque), at the south end of the citadel up on its mountain-ridge, was the very first of the open courtyard-style mosques to became characteristic of all Mughal cities. | contradiction |
114,274 | hypothesis: Elephant tusks were imported from Africa and Asia in the 18th century. premise: The Mus??e de Dieppe, also known as the Ceteau-Mus??e, in the 15th-century chateau in the Rue de Chastes, has a good collection of model ships and carvings in ivory, dating from the 18th century when elephant tusks were a major ... | entailment |
83,661 | hypothesis: They were not expecting the percentage to go over 100. premise: During this time, gross domestic product has increased almost 160%. | neutral |
172,174 | hypothesis: The world needed no changes. premise: For the world, a few changes would be needed. | contradiction |
361,046 | hypothesis: Tommy was perfectly comfortable as he spoke. premise: There's nothing to tell, said Tommy, acutely uncomfortable. | contradiction |
336,307 | hypothesis: Pablo Picasso is considered to be an ancient failure as is Velazquez. premise: Alongside modern master Pablo Picasso, Diego Velazquez y Silva (1599 1660) is the most famous Spanish painter who ever lived. | contradiction |
277,408 | hypothesis: The systems we use are completely different from the Unix base systems. premise: oh okay because uh the ones that we use you you know are like Unix base systems and so they don't have a disk drive you know so you can't you you the only way that you can do it is through a modem | contradiction |
307,543 | hypothesis: Uninsured patients are to still receive care from doctors. premise: And doctors are still ethically obliged to offer appropriate care to uninsured patients in need. | entailment |
194,990 | hypothesis: That is the most popular one, isn't it? premise: yeah that's the oldest one isn't it | neutral |
24,353 | hypothesis: I have been to the new dollar theater a few times now. premise: and there's a new dollar theater that's real nice and so uh | neutral |
252,589 | hypothesis: They are going to keep asking for them to pay over the next two months. premise: The drive to pay for free legal services will continue for the next two months. | entailment |
279,132 | hypothesis: Lake's The Senate demands for his FBI files, but lacks any new questions regarding the role of the CIA in the foreign-money scandal and will drop the case. premise: Lake's The Senate's demands for his FBI files, new questions about the CIA's role in the foreign-money scandal, and further unpleasant hearing... | contradiction |
60,814 | hypothesis: The USA voted to drop bombs. premise: Ostensibly, this commitment was made last year when the United States voted with its NATO allies to use air power if one side of the Serb-Kosovar war signed the peace plan and the other refused. | neutral |
163,626 | hypothesis: Tioman Island has beautiful beaches. premise: But Tioman Island has the best of the peninsula's beaches, particularly if you like secluded coves. | entailment |
264,797 | hypothesis: My dad grew tomatoes. premise: my dad used to grow tomatoes and things at the house and i'd i think when i was real little i probably had a finger in on that every time he did it and had to you know be out there and watch and that type of stuff but i've never really tried anything like that since then | entailment |
260,458 | hypothesis: The Blue Mountains cannot be seen by the human eye. premise: The best way to view the Blue Mountains is to drive from Buff Bay on the north coast down to Kingston on the B1 highway, although the road can be impassable after a heavy rain due to landslides. | contradiction |
47,434 | hypothesis: Traditional Portuguese houses are whitewashed and feature filigree chimneys. premise: Their highly distinctive whitewashed houses and filigree chimneys are features of Portugal to this day, as are azulejos (handpainted, glazed ceramic tiles). | entailment |
157,829 | hypothesis: I see what you did there, Poirot, I added quietly. premise: Good heavens, Poirot! I cried. | contradiction |
207,808 | hypothesis: The journalists may not cheat on all articles. premise: Safire's journalistic cheating undermines their professional work. | neutral |
391,778 | hypothesis: Followup activities have been shown to improve outcomes in thirty percent of cases. premise: IVR telephone availability 24 hours/day could facilitate follow-up of ED patients. | neutral |
103,779 | hypothesis: Half of men reaching age 65 can expect to be dead within the next year. premise: Half of men reaching age 65 can expect to be alive at age 82 and half of women reaching age 65 can expect to be alive at age 86 | contradiction |
30,579 | hypothesis: I love her and she is wonderful, but I'd really like to change how she chews her food. premise: I hate the idea that I love her except for this one thing I want to change, but really, she is absolutely wonderful. | neutral |
199,317 | hypothesis: The leaves on the driveway were rotting and musty. premise: An overgrown drive thick with leaves. | neutral |
138,456 | hypothesis: Figure 2-2 shows atypical configurations. premise: Typical configuration is shown in Figure 2-1. | neutral |
2,910 | hypothesis: Although the Museum of the Diaspora is one of the best museums Israel has to offer, it doesn't have any old artifacts on display. premise: The Beth Hatefutsoth, or Museum of the Diaspora (the Diaspora relates to the dispersal of the Jewish people worldwide), is quite possibly the finest museum in Israel and... | entailment |
216,132 | hypothesis: Henri painted a portrait of Whitney in 1988. premise: Such a show might have opened with the same Robert Henri portrait of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney included here and brought many of the same paintings she collected out of the vault for a fresh look. | neutral |
41,281 | hypothesis: Summerhaye's lips were flat and still; he had nothing to say. premise: I saw the official caution "Anything you say will be used in evidence against you," actually hovering on Summerhaye's lips. | contradiction |
280,852 | hypothesis: If we seen it before the rock would not be destroyed. premise: Maybe we should have seen it journalists destroyed rock | neutral |
131,997 | hypothesis: Foreign tourist visits were still barred, although allowance has been opened to diplomats, traders and missionaries. premise: Foreign diplomats, traders, and missionaries were at last able to enter the country. | neutral |
149,361 | hypothesis: The colonial authorities felt they had the right to offer a nuclear detonation as a welcome. premise: One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon, an act that incensed the colonial authorities, who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21-g... | contradiction |
364,327 | hypothesis: Czarek was depressed because Klita was always skeptical. premise: Only Herman Klita didn't repeat like the others, and was, as always, very skeptical, which in turn made Czarek chronically depressed. | entailment |
191,671 | hypothesis: Physicians can determine if a person really needs a drug or if the drug can do more harm than good. premise: Since the new quality-of-life drugs can have adverse health effects, the drugs need to come through physicians. | neutral |
204,704 | hypothesis: VA Health more veterans are being served premise: VA Health More Veterans Are Being Served, But Better Oversight Is Needed (GAO/HEHS-98-226, Aug. 28, 1998). | entailment |
35,449 | hypothesis: The estimates were made by looking over historic data. premise: According to the Medicare Trustees' 2001 intermediate estimates, Medicare costs will grow at 1 percentage point above the growth in GDP per capita each year. | neutral |
330,260 | hypothesis: The Hagana Museum does not discuss Zionists. premise: Nearby, the Hagana Museum tells the fascinating story of underground Zionist activity in the run-up to independence. | contradiction |
266,598 | hypothesis: I understand what you mean about the weather lately premise: uh i see what you mean so that | neutral |
207,644 | hypothesis: One could see everything in both sites before lunch. premise: It's too much to do this and the Israel Museum in a day, but students of Middle Eastern history should definitely return. | contradiction |
303,669 | hypothesis: Graham is trying to push the idea of sacrificial, Robin Hood-like heroes. premise: Grisham, it is clear, wants nothing to stand in the way of his central point--that a man who surrenders all his worldly possessions to defend the homeless is a hero. | entailment |
67,913 | hypothesis: There are 17th-century tiles in the domed Sitting Room. premise: Her domed Sitting Room is panelled with 17th-century Ketahya tiles, and decor?Ρted with scenic views. | entailment |
363,134 | hypothesis: Some believe President Clinton should have been impeached as a result of his extramarital relationship. premise: ' All of President Clinton's untruths, all of his lying under oath, if you will, about an extramarital relationship does not subvert the Constitution (Schumer). | neutral |
342,770 | hypothesis: No one contributed writing to the summer reading package. premise: Rick Moody and David Foster Wallace contribute short fiction to a summer reading package. | contradiction |
251,614 | hypothesis: The Melanesians are related to Australians aborigines because they came from there in 1850. premise: These small, dark Melanesians are related in type to Australian aborigines and are confined today to the forests of the northern highlands. | neutral |
290,987 | hypothesis: They dined on the deceased. premise: They tore each other apart and feasted on the dying and dead. | entailment |
5,540 | hypothesis: I've lost track at this point. premise: So have I. | neutral |
107,727 | hypothesis: You can view some of the prettiest vines in Cramant. premise: The prettiest view of the vines and the Marne Valley is just 10 km (6 miles) down the D10 at Cramant. | contradiction |
309,358 | hypothesis: They got to the summit by the northern coal mine shaft. premise: They reached the summit and the mouth of the northern mine shaft. | neutral |
131,925 | hypothesis: Everyone knew the secrets of the fish. premise: The secret of these fish is so well kept that no emperor has dared to take control lest this secret become lost. | contradiction |
107,265 | hypothesis: Dorothy collected some of the daffodils and brought them home for Wordsworth to see. premise: This is the spot where Wordsworth's sister Dorothy was stopped in her tracks by what she believed were the most beautiful daffodils she had ever seen; her astonishment inspired Wordsworth to write about this host o... | neutral |
361,401 | hypothesis: Impossible manifolds could never be coaxed into living in Euclidean space. premise: To demonstrate that impossible manifolds could be coaxed into living in Euclidean space is counterintuitive and pretty exciting. | contradiction |
155,089 | hypothesis: The Sinn Feiner was communicating. premise: The Sinn Feiner was speaking. | entailment |
94,526 | hypothesis: Kids do not go through phases. premise: It's a phase some kids go through. | contradiction |
309,745 | hypothesis: Maybe on insignificant scales. premise: maybe on smaller smaller scales | entailment |
207,752 | hypothesis: Slate is not related to the law firm it shares a name with. premise: (Well, for Skadden it's not such a mystery, considering that Slate is part of the name of the D.C. law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.) | neutral |
109,169 | hypothesis: The printer is the one I ask about the newspaper. premise: I ask the printer. | neutral |
121,809 | hypothesis: The two young people would never see each other for decades to come. premise: Good-bye, old thing. The two young people went off in opposite directions. | neutral |
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