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163,969 | hypothesis: The actor met Marlon Brando's daughter many times. premise: And the Star tells the rather shaky story of a supposed daughter of Marlon Brando whom the actor has never seen. | contradiction |
18,926 | hypothesis: Adrin told everyone what to do. premise: Adrin listened intently. | contradiction |
132,197 | hypothesis: These things usually are more expensive and harder to keep a handle on. premise: Such operations tend to be higher in cost and may be more difficult to control. | entailment |
34,514 | hypothesis: There are no situations that require graphic presentations as a more effective means than tabular presentations. premise: There may be situations, too, where graphic presentations will be more effective than tabular presentations. | contradiction |
99,521 | hypothesis: The report users often question the purpose of the audit, even with the information they receive. premise: This information is needed by report users to understand the purpose of the audit and the nature of the audit work performed, to provide perspective as to what is reported, and to understand any signif... | contradiction |
215,089 | hypothesis: The Arabic name indicates the supreme importance. premise: Its name in Arabic El-Uqsor means gods' palaces and it indicates the supreme importance of this area to the Ancient Egyptians. | entailment |
130,188 | hypothesis: Go during the summer to the destinations for sightseeing. premise: But if it's at all possible, plan your visit for the spring, autumn, or even the winter, when the big sightseeing destinations are far less crowded. | contradiction |
135,465 | hypothesis: Congress' concerns regarding the private sector have been addressed. premise: We take these obligations very seriously with all of our responsibilities, including those relating to the Congress' concerns regarding the recent accountability failures in the private sector. | neutral |
81,940 | hypothesis: He thought that Gods protect her. premise: Gods, he thought, protect her. | entailment |
240,206 | hypothesis: The palaces were built without water systems. premise: Several palaces were built and a water system installed. | contradiction |
169,770 | hypothesis: Due to the immense shift to low temperatures, the weather often discourages you to step your foot outdoors and drive around. premise: because it becomes so cold out here that uh and sometimes the weather gets to you so you don't want to go outside and drive around | entailment |
198,138 | hypothesis: Miss Manners named a Civility Week because Americans are far too rude. premise: Rather than suggest some gentler form, Miss Manners proclaims National Civility Week beginning June 24. | neutral |
199,132 | hypothesis: THe people can order coffee to enjoy while watching the city at work. premise: Several people at one time can sit inside and watch the city at work. | neutral |
83,116 | hypothesis: I went to visit my father in the hospital last weekend. premise: i uh last weekend went home to visit my parents my dad's in the hospital and uh | entailment |
72,538 | hypothesis: The theater is run down an poor quality. premise: In both theaters you'll find the very highest standards of acting and production. | contradiction |
239,702 | hypothesis: It is the winter now. premise: this summer too yeah | contradiction |
132,167 | hypothesis: Both of the curiosities that are to be found in this area are located underground. premise: Two curiosities exist in this area, both underground. | entailment |
64,076 | hypothesis: They did not wear helms. premise: They wore helms of twisted horned skulls. | contradiction |
352,031 | hypothesis: Because burning it was the only viable option for destroying it. premise: Because 157 she wished to destroy something, and could think of no other way. | neutral |
200,577 | hypothesis: The Government can achieve something by providing subsidies to LSC. premise: By providing subsidies to LSC, the Government seeks to | entailment |
378,857 | hypothesis: The journalists left the man alone. premise: No, no, you're getting morbid on the subject. 116 "Enough to make a man morbid, to be stalked by beastly journalists and stared at by gaping moon-faced idiots, wherever he goes! | contradiction |
219,588 | hypothesis: I never told you of Poirot. premise: You remember my speaking of my friend Poirot? | contradiction |
180,491 | hypothesis: The desert communities have no golf courses or tennis courts. premise: Golf and tennis are also available in Orange County as well as in the desert communities in and around Palm Springs. | contradiction |
176,710 | hypothesis: Clinton's proclamation on the young people. premise: Who actually thinks that having teen-agers line up to pee after they've demonstrated their parallel parking skills is a reasonable way to demand responsible behavior by young people when it comes to drugs, as Clinton proclaimed? | entailment |
104,071 | hypothesis: You don't own a credit card. premise: uh uh but but right this moment you probably have several loans out or you have borrowed money against your credit card or something | contradiction |
59,867 | hypothesis: Only a promise for the future. premise: Just this promise for the future. | entailment |
273,926 | hypothesis: They had applied even though they were not sure they would get an interview. premise: Still, suppose Armey were passed over for the job. | neutral |
63,108 | hypothesis: Was there no sorrow for her passing? premise: Was the sorrow at Mrs. Inglethorp's death so great? | contradiction |
202,680 | hypothesis: A map isn't needed. premise: A street map is a must. | contradiction |
172,234 | hypothesis: Managed care has had a positive impact on American healthcare. premise: Never mind that no hard evidence exists that American health care has actually deteriorated under managed care. | neutral |
264,136 | hypothesis: We did not want to have to pay the bill. premise: and see there's no secrecy to that because the bill always comes in and we know how much they pay for it | neutral |
210,438 | hypothesis: It is imperative that I have two cars waiting for me. premise: It would be unnecessary to have two cars waiting about. | contradiction |
56,316 | hypothesis: Oh, that sounds great. premise: oh it sounds fantastic | entailment |
302,208 | hypothesis: Gore said people like what is happening and want more of it. premise: As Gore put it, The American people will look at these ads and say enough is enough. | contradiction |
205,009 | hypothesis: Section 5, Facilities and Equipment, covers the types of water. premise: Types of water are discussed in Section 5, Facilities and Equipment. | entailment |
326,191 | hypothesis: Livestock is also raised in the delta. premise: One leads through the fertile lands of the Nile Delta, past fields of cotton, rice, and numerous fruits and vegetables. | neutral |
249,069 | hypothesis: People only have two names for it. premise: Some say it's Earth and some call it Terah, but nobody calls it Hell. | neutral |
151,998 | hypothesis: There have never been any wars held in the Yashima peninsula. premise: A 20-minute tram ride takes you out to the Yashima peninsula, formerly an island famed for the momentous battles in which the Minamoto clan drove out their Taira rivals in 1182, heralding the country's rule by military dictatorship for t... | contradiction |
206,097 | hypothesis: There is never enough time to focus on everything I want. premise: Unfortunately, for reasons of space, I had to condense his remarks, adding nothing, just making a few cuts and altering the punctuation to bring it into line with standard usage. | neutral |
261,212 | hypothesis: She wrote a note for you. premise: Oh; she left a note for you. | entailment |
46,338 | hypothesis: You sometimes have to make reservations for train journeys. premise: So you will need to make at least some advance reservations for hotels in principal cities and especially for your major plane or train journeys. | entailment |
194,387 | hypothesis: Chryslers are the only manufacturer who insisted on airbags from the beginning. premise: well have you been listening to Iaccoca's arguments that uh that Chrysler products are the only ones that that all have airbags | neutral |
14,981 | hypothesis: The company released a wide variety of products into the market. premise: Expecting a huge marketing success, the company also made a decision to simultaneously release it in all possible variations: as an energy bar, diet chips, effervescent tablets and a carbonated beverage. | entailment |
184,633 | hypothesis: He could not stop staring because the horse was magnificent. premise: Drew had a difficult time breaking his gaze from the horse to the man dismounting. | neutral |
116,655 | hypothesis: A small number of routes cover only businesses or only residences. premise: Very few routes service businesses or residences exclusively. | entailment |
143,354 | hypothesis: Its history is distinct from that of the rest of Italy. premise: From the fall of the Roman Empire to the 19th century, it stood outside the mainstream of Italian history. | entailment |
5,591 | hypothesis: Disney turns children into liberals. premise: Disney is evil--not because it's turning children into liberals, but because it's turning them into wimps. | neutral |
271,046 | hypothesis: Every hand-made carpet is different and hence unique. premise: No two hand-made carpets are identical. | entailment |
367,687 | hypothesis: I was paid to have sex with a man. premise: I suddenly realized what I'd actually done--I'd been set up and paid to have sex with Frank. | entailment |
341,472 | hypothesis: Isikoff said it was correct, not the other way around. premise: Isikoff insists it was the other way around--he'd invited Toobin to lunch, but only to pump him for info on Dennis Kirkland, one of Paula Jones' detractors. | contradiction |
191,727 | hypothesis: The banks failed to receive any type of loan for their use. premise: The banks received a short term, interest-free loans for their use. | contradiction |
116,107 | hypothesis: I always read the newspaper. premise: oh uh-huh oh i don't even have get time to read the newspaper except in passing | contradiction |
34,706 | hypothesis: Your hand shook when you were standing by the mantel. premise: You stood by the mantel-piece, twiddling the things on it in your usual fashion, and your hand shook like a leaf! | entailment |
70,547 | hypothesis: Questions were asked by the press. premise: Social questions, all. | neutral |
12,987 | hypothesis: The volunteers disappeared because they were needed after communism premise: Since communism closed shop in Russia, all the volunteers have disappeared. | neutral |
345,710 | hypothesis: It is hard to see how D and E abortions are less gruesome than partial-birth abortions. premise: If partial-birth abortion is too gruesome to allow, however, it is hard to see how other late abortions, especially D and Es, are any different. | entailment |
252,958 | hypothesis: That might make it easier premise: that might make it easier | entailment |
297,108 | hypothesis: He used the elbow of his bad arm to keep himself steady. premise: He did so with surety, using the elbow of his bad arm to steady himself at the threshold, then raising both fists in a stretch. | entailment |
323,343 | hypothesis: The Paris population likes jazz and they have many clubs for it. premise: The French take their jazz seriously, and Paris has many jazz clubs. | entailment |
251,140 | hypothesis: Rodgers told Lewis he really loves Amelio. premise: But Rodgers did tell Lewis that he despises Amelio because Amelio supported Clinton, so it is Rodgers' mistake, not our author's, that we are correcting. | contradiction |
40,626 | hypothesis: Are they going to mess up the mail? premise: what one would be an example like should i say postal service or not i mean are they going to screw up on mail | entailment |
9,937 | hypothesis: The law to preserve human cloning has been passed. premise: 4) A bill was filed in the House to ban human cloning outright. | contradiction |
383,394 | hypothesis: Collaborating architects' competing visions ultimately harmed the Basilica. premise: St. Peter's Basilica is the largest of all Roman Catholic churches and by any standards a grandiose achievement, but it inevitably suffered from the competing visions of all the architects called in to collaborate Bramante,... | neutral |
377,988 | hypothesis: The members wanted to share information premise: Without such support, members could not fully participate in the information-sharing process. | neutral |
269,944 | hypothesis: Cardo is still buried, although archaeologists want to attempt to excavate it soon. premise: From David Street head into the recently excavated Cardo, the main thoroughfare of Roman and Byzantine Jerusalem and a former Crusader marketplace. | contradiction |
288,338 | hypothesis: You should have been able to control the salamander, and you handled the situation poorly. premise: You're too weak to control the salamander, but this was done well in the emergency. | contradiction |
228,460 | hypothesis: The small boy was much slower than the woman was, he missed seeing her step into the cab. premise: and she begins ashoving on of her hat in front of the glass, and she was down in two ticks, almost as quick as I was, and I seed her going down the steps and into the taxi, and I heard her call out what I told... | contradiction |
225,532 | hypothesis: There is a large market in Basse-Terre. premise: If you do stop in Basse-Terre, you might like to spend some time at the large market just off the capital's broad shoreline drive. | entailment |
66,812 | hypothesis: The answers to the crowd's questions will be the topic of this year's Senior Day. premise: The answers are important enough that they will be a discussion topic of this year's Senior Day at 9 | neutral |
303,443 | hypothesis: Some of them feel obliged to give back. premise: Some recipients grew up poor and want to give back, while others feel the need despite having a middle-class upbringing. | neutral |
63,949 | hypothesis: The fraud is causing a lot of repairable damage. premise: License to Steal; Why Fraud Plagues America's Health Care System | neutral |
156,362 | hypothesis: That's the reason to come here. premise: And isn't that the reason to come here? | entailment |
110,183 | hypothesis: Did you two talk about the topic for a minute or two? premise: did she did she did you all not talk about the topic at all | neutral |
199,185 | hypothesis: The Iranian Kurds are quieter than those in Turkey or Iraq because they are faced with more opposition. premise: The Iranian Kurds are much quieter than those in Turkey or Iraq. | neutral |
171,860 | hypothesis: Every little bit counts, isn't it? premise: but every little bit helps right | entailment |
389,880 | hypothesis: Internal auditing requires unbiased auditors. premise: 7.16 Internal auditing is an important part of internal control. | neutral |
22,253 | hypothesis: I hate watching the terminator. It's just like other movies. premise: i even like some i mean some of the original stuff like i like The Terminator at first you know it was kind of strange but i still like watching him in The Terminator and and some of the other things um | contradiction |
100,277 | hypothesis: He's a movie critic in Dallas. premise: he's a the movie critic um oh you've oh okay he's a movie critic on channel eight in Dallas | entailment |
162,315 | hypothesis: The small man was hit by a swing. premise: The small man shifted back and avoided the swing easily. | contradiction |
26,087 | hypothesis: This route won't take you by the first Nabatean tomb. premise: On the way you'll see the first of the huge Nabatean tombs and the remains of Roman pavements. | contradiction |
55,938 | hypothesis: Ken is quitting the administration game. premise: Is quitting the administration (though not, apparently, on principle). | neutral |
127,746 | hypothesis: You will never want to come back again. premise: Staying forever is most likely to croseyour mind. | contradiction |
136,258 | hypothesis: It is important to try feeling as light as possible. premise: Just feel light. | entailment |
323,707 | hypothesis: I think it is best to ignore the amount you spend on it. premise: and i sit there and say yeah look what you pay for that every year | contradiction |
81,974 | hypothesis: Ken was asked what Versace is. premise: What's Versace Ken? | entailment |
137,929 | hypothesis: I patiently waited for his next question and was pleasantly surprised by it. premise: I awaited his next question with impatience, but it disappointed me. | contradiction |
45,730 | hypothesis: Well, I heard it once before. premise: well that's funny | neutral |
71,297 | hypothesis: The distribution of profitable routes is focused on rural routes. premise: The distribution of profitable routes shown on Figure 4 indicates that the U.S. | neutral |
151,301 | hypothesis: It's very obvious that this is not true of Bill Clinton. premise: It's hard to say whether this is really true of Bill Clinton. | contradiction |
389,471 | hypothesis: I've also attempted demonic and corrupt things as well. premise: I've tried every mortal blessed thing. | neutral |
28,020 | hypothesis: We learn something about the Big Ten. premise: We immediately learn something Of Garten's Big Ten, six run trade deficits (as does the group as a whole); nine run current account deficits. | entailment |
51,620 | hypothesis: We bought a condo, and we hate it. premise: the home that uh we bought back in the early eighties was uh was was typical tract home and we were uh trying to find something that would would get us into the housing market as it were thinking that someday we'd move on uh the economy however changed that a lit... | contradiction |
175,697 | hypothesis: She took her handbag and scarpered into the ladies' waiting-room. premise: She then repaired with a handbag to the fastnesses of the ladies' waiting-room. | entailment |
308,079 | hypothesis: The work looked excellent in spite of the apparent problem. premise: The work remains exquisite despite this perceived limitation. | entailment |
35,284 | hypothesis: Red was hiding from them and ignored the shouting. premise: Red! You, Red! Are you up there? Now don't try to hide. | neutral |
153,056 | hypothesis: He beds the beautiful woman that was young, said the novelist. premise: He beds the young, beautiful woman. | neutral |
1,667 | hypothesis: Delta are not bastards. premise: But don't think this lets those bastards at Delta off the hook. | contradiction |
187,098 | hypothesis: The food is way better at a five fork restaurant than at a two or three fork one. premise: Five forks guarantee real comfort, but the food will not necessarily be better than in a two-or three-fork establishment, just more expensive. | contradiction |
49,636 | hypothesis: Film business colleagues enjoy eating eccentric meals. premise: We eat eccentric meals and enjoy sex and drugs with our film business colleagues, all of whom look fabulous courtesy of the surgeon's art. | entailment |
213,183 | hypothesis: The system is easy to get in to, but the instructions after the aren't clear premise: well they made it uh extremely uh easy for the employee yeah i can just especially if it's standard week they can just don't even have to get in hardly to log on to it just to put the initial command and then their employe... | neutral |
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