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68,786 | hypothesis: Hong Kong has too many giant malls. premise: Hong Kong is full of giant malls. | neutral |
392,411 | hypothesis: Gwen Ifill is correct in saying that the tobacco settlement is dead for now. premise: The tobacco settlement--Issue 3--is dead for now, says Gwen Ifill ( Washington Week in Review ). The Senate just isn't in a barter mood, which is what [legislation] requires, Ifill says. | neutral |
251,289 | hypothesis: My grandfather believes that his tax dollars go to good use. premise: I don't know, but I'm sure it's a waste of my tax dollars (my grandfather's philosophy on everything). | contradiction |
51,231 | hypothesis: When this year ends, the US will order its military out of Bosnia. premise: The U.S. military will leave Bosnia at the end of this year. | entailment |
120,812 | hypothesis: We thought your uncle was the person in the prophecy, but now we think it's you. premise: And those words coupled with our revelations prophesy that _you_--not your uncle--can do the impossible. | neutral |
248,998 | hypothesis: Because there isn't much prey in the area, leopards like to sleep all the day. premise: With luck, you'll see a leopard draped indolently on a tree branch, and perhaps a stately sambar stag. | neutral |
240,950 | hypothesis: Early manufacturing isn't one of the practices engaged in because it can help with achieving success. premise: Practices such as prototyping, early manufacturing and supplier involvement, completing 90 percent of engineering drawings by critical design review, demonstrating product reliability, and achievin... | contradiction |
188,958 | hypothesis: The Bob Marley Mausoleum is a big modern building. premise: The Bob Marley Mausoleum lies in a small church with other symbols of Rastafarian faith, including a photograph of Haile Selassie (their spiritual leader) and the lion of Judah depicted on a stained glass window. | contradiction |
47,205 | hypothesis: Deborah's last name is belle premise: Belle, Deborah. | neutral |
246,660 | hypothesis: He stayed in places that he knew. premise: In the nighthis eyes carry him to unknown places. | contradiction |
95,164 | hypothesis: No matter what happens to it, you cannot return it. premise: so whatever happens to it you're stuck with it | neutral |
342,559 | hypothesis: This wasn't the first time Ruben has shown Venus restraining Mars. premise: An early proponent of make love, not war, Rubens shows Venus restraining Mars in his vivid Consequences of War and portrays himself on the far left of his Four Philosophers (Hall 7, Mars). | neutral |
153,250 | hypothesis: It is something I've always believed. premise: I never believed it. | contradiction |
37,869 | hypothesis: A person with immediately get better if they are larger. premise: You don't get better because you're big. | contradiction |
193,198 | hypothesis: He happily trashed his proposal as he accepted my criticism. premise: And the next thing I knew, he was running with my criticism, trashing his own proposal. | neutral |
214,355 | hypothesis: Architecture is unified in low income areas. premise: Instead of trying to tame inner-city housing projects with different kinds of architecture, lower density, and income mixing, the Department of Housing and Urban Development should redefine its to help its tenants escape the ghetto. | contradiction |
325,158 | hypothesis: Bois de Boulogne is considered a safe place to stroll alone 24 hours a day. premise: But In spite of police patrols, after dark parts of the Bois de Boulogne are reckoned to be the most dangerous places in Paris. | contradiction |
234,464 | hypothesis: Those discharged before the month of October, said the lawyer. premise: Those honorably discharged before Oct. 1, 1949, for at least 30-percent disability. | neutral |
357,248 | hypothesis: Of course not, Monsieur. premise: Certainly, monsieur. 132 But, on the following day, no sign of Poirot. | contradiction |
52,971 | hypothesis: The man didn't try at all. premise: He's not even trying. | entailment |
131,911 | hypothesis: Rick Segal never tried to work the Iowa straw poll. premise: Steve Forbes' Internet guru Rick Segal tried to work the Iowa straw poll this way. | contradiction |
34,948 | hypothesis: Golf can be played at any time of the year in Madeira. premise: Golf in Madeira is a year-round sport; the island has 45 holes of championship golf divided between two courses, both esteemed for their scenic beauty. | entailment |
366,603 | hypothesis: Also, the Telecom Act of 2005. premise: In addition, the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Pub. | contradiction |
156,235 | hypothesis: How far is it from the city of Austin? premise: how how far away is that from Dallas from the city itself | neutral |
14,588 | hypothesis: Kelly is very important in the subject. premise: For today at least, Kelly, once a world-class war correspondent, is just the guy sitting next to you in coach who just has to show you pictures of his kid. | contradiction |
171,383 | hypothesis: Scalia thinks judges have lots of will premise: So how often are judges actually as willful as Scalia claims they are? | neutral |
119,352 | hypothesis: G.W. talked about his cultural tastes with Maureen. premise: In her best column in years, in which she reverts to actual reporting, Maureen Dowd had a fascinating talk with G.W. about his cultural tastes. | entailment |
253,894 | hypothesis: I had been punished a lot. premise: I've never had to deal with the consequences before. | contradiction |
178,634 | hypothesis: It would actually start at seven o'clock there. premise: right because that would actually start at eight o'clock here | neutral |
77,207 | hypothesis: I've never been able to finish any of Michener's pieces. premise: i have never been able to make it through any of Michener's work | entailment |
384,546 | hypothesis: The museum has a variety of swords and daggers on display. premise: A little museum inside illustrates the history of the siege, with a model of the first Residency as well as rusty cannons and cannonballs, and prints, photos, and letters. | neutral |
379,011 | hypothesis: The dome was included in the original construction. premise: Originally a house, it was designed by Sir William Chambers and completed in 1772; the dome was added in 1858. | contradiction |
118,246 | hypothesis: I never kill people. premise: I'm an execution man. | contradiction |
213,851 | hypothesis: USDA saved less than than $100,000 in administrative costs because of the new rules. premise: The Under Secretary of Agriculture for Marketing and Regulatory Programs said that fullscale Internet access had dramatically increased public awareness and participation, and had saved taxpayers and USDA more than... | contradiction |
76,850 | hypothesis: The mechanics of the building can be seen from the atrium. premise: From inside the vast atrium you can view the whole structure as well as the mechanical workings of the building. | entailment |
240,027 | hypothesis: The Research Methods that are used in Social premise: Research Methods in Social | entailment |
154,509 | hypothesis: I aim to retire by the time I'm 45. premise: yeah well my goal is to try to retire by the time i'm fifty five | contradiction |
264,350 | hypothesis: They're unable to open doors. premise: They're mean, they're fast, and they can pick locks. | contradiction |
70,050 | hypothesis: CHildren were involved, which makes it even more terrible. premise: they were really in a mess and there were children involved and it was just terrible but i didn't think anybody you know they all deserved to go to jail not just the one guy you know | entailment |
203,601 | hypothesis: I don't like variety. premise: um-hum yes i have and um i prefer you know to have a little bit of variety like that because i think you're more more likely to get | contradiction |
221,766 | hypothesis: I have shot a man in Arizona before, he said gleefully. premise: There was a man I shot once in Arizona he began cheerfully. | entailment |
5,650 | hypothesis: I am in Lubbock Texas. premise: so i'm in Lubbock Texas yeah | entailment |
300,014 | hypothesis: Radio and television made impossible on a national scale, this. premise: Radio and--even more--television made this possible on a national scale. | contradiction |
263,089 | hypothesis: Most nationalists were satisfied with the creation of the Scottish Parliament. premise: This took place in September 1997, with the majority supporting the creation of a Scottish Parliament, although many strident nationalists thought the proposals did not go far enough. | contradiction |
9,347 | hypothesis: Master P is bearing the brunt of the chaos now. premise: Master P has avoided such chaos, so far. | contradiction |
380,836 | hypothesis: Christopher Columbus is highly respected in Europe, although less so in America by the indigenous population. premise: The quincentennial anniversary celebrating his 1492 voyage saw the city's historical port undergo a face-lift, and the addition of the Aquarium, the largest in Europe, a must-see for visito... | neutral |
18,511 | hypothesis: He wouldn't go as far as to make a sword that had teats. premise: He would never stoop so low as to make a sword with teats on it. | entailment |
238,718 | hypothesis: Howard Stern has more frequent work than Letterman. premise: Unlike Howard Stern and Dave Letterman, Feldman sees to it that his foils have as much fun as he does. | neutral |
16,652 | hypothesis: Seekers are always accepted without any testing. premise: It was not uncommon for seekers to be built, tested, and reworked seven or eight times before they were acceptable. | contradiction |
93,495 | hypothesis: Mr. Inglethorp had taken his cup with him. premise: One, two, three, four, five, but where, then, is the cup of Mr. Inglethorp?" | neutral |
324,164 | hypothesis: The newspaper is a rare find around here. premise: huh now in some of the towns around us they're already picking up the newspapers | neutral |
125,538 | hypothesis: There are options that can make the criminals that do nothing cost us less per year. premise: and they clean the city streets but you know we have criminals in jail that do nothing but sit on their duff all day and here it costs us seventeen to eighteen thousand dollars a year to support a prisoner and i kn... | neutral |
127,602 | hypothesis: Securities and inventories are not vulnerable assets and require no extra security.. premise: Examples include security for and limited access to assets such as cash, securities, inventories, and equipment which might be vulnerable to risk of loss or unauthorized use. | contradiction |
169,022 | hypothesis: Food stamps can be exchanged for cash value. premise: True, the Clinton administration is trying to say that food stamps are really good only if you're also working at least part-time, but that's kind of a complicated message to get across. | contradiction |
266,228 | hypothesis: The army seized the chance with Chechens raided Dagestan. premise: When Chechens raided the Russian territory of Dagestan, and bombs wrecked Moscow apartment buildings, the army seized the opportunity. | entailment |
194,556 | hypothesis: I arrived at the scene way too late. premise: Luckily, he took it for granted that I had only just come upon the scene. | neutral |
329,438 | hypothesis: They loved my handcrafted stuff and gave me flowers as a thank you. premise: those are real i have a several of those that i've made like as wedding gifts you know i made them out of all lace and | neutral |
151,767 | hypothesis: Wolf insists sex is wholesome, we are just too uptight as a society premise: In the end, what Wolf really seems to be saying is that sex is perfectly wholesome--it's our uptightness and moralizing that are corrupt. | entailment |
201,083 | hypothesis: They are all bad to some extent. premise: They're not all equally bad, but I have trouble deciding who is worse. | entailment |
117,344 | hypothesis: My son has a lot of extracurricular activites, in fact he's doing them right now. premise: um-hum oh no i think yeah my son's just in day care but even that they have extracurricular activities and the older they get the more that you're involved in that | contradiction |
382,417 | hypothesis: There is dining by the pool or inside.. premise: Outdoor BBQ, poolside or indoor dining. | entailment |
55,448 | hypothesis: That is the stupidest thing we could have done, and we did it anyways. premise: i'm actually surprised at anything in Central America along with Panama i'm just kind of surprised we did that | neutral |
325,828 | hypothesis: Jones was escorted to Bush's suite. premise: Ferguson's carefully lawyered answer to Jones' complaint, in which she seeks damages from him as well as Clinton, confirms that he then escorted Jones to the upstairs floor and pointed out Clinton's suite. | contradiction |
125,667 | hypothesis: The road goes up into the hill. premise: Follow this winding road into the hills and you will enter the well-to-do residential enclave of Pacific Palisades. | entailment |
172,532 | hypothesis: I disagree with that. premise: uh-huh yeah right i agree yep right | contradiction |
233,037 | hypothesis: The American Association of University Professors does not get involved with how universities treat their faculty. premise: Since 1936, the American Association of University Professors has censured universities that do wrong to their faculties. | contradiction |
391,385 | hypothesis: The saint is absolutely hated in the entire area. premise: The saint is much revered in the surrounding area. | contradiction |
269,385 | hypothesis: I don't believe him when he says he killed the man. premise: i don't put every a hundred percent stock into what he says but | neutral |
101,680 | hypothesis: Ca'daan held on to his tea. premise: Ca'daan sat with a ceramic cup of coffee in his hand. | contradiction |
14,889 | hypothesis: Regardless of what happened, they are not interesting. premise: In the light of what happened they are interesting. | contradiction |
267,119 | hypothesis: Most of the participants are innocent in their dealings. premise: A tough call, since no shoe company with a big-name hoops line is wholly without blame. | contradiction |
40,920 | hypothesis: Even though it was rather kinky, I quite enjoyed it. premise: i love it in the it was a lot nicer than i expected | neutral |
381,515 | hypothesis: I guess that is OK if you insist. premise: oh okay oh all right | neutral |
366,241 | hypothesis: After our first contact with the company we never tried to contact them again. premise: In April 2001, we contacted the company again, and a representative told us that the company continues to allow its employees to make personal use of frequent flyer miles received on company travel. | contradiction |
2,192 | hypothesis: The pirates are nomadic and never took the town as their base. premise: With the help of the pirates who made the town their base, Port Royal became a very rich city, with the income from sugar and rum combined with stolen Spanish treasure (see page 18). | contradiction |
113,168 | hypothesis: There are many documents of state in the Library of America's edition. premise: Naturally, the Library of America edition also contains, hidden here and there in impossible-to-find locations, a number of solemn and stirring documents of state--for instance, the reply, genuinely dear to my own multiculturall... | entailment |
18,606 | hypothesis: The sunset can only be seen from the east end of the island. premise: West End is also the place to take in the sunset. | contradiction |
150,112 | hypothesis: Nara contains only ruins, and shows no evidence of ever having intact architecture there. premise: To this day, historians of Chinese art find the best surviving examples of Tang-dynasty architecture among the seventh- and eighth-century temples in and around Nara. | contradiction |
309,981 | hypothesis: Wolf is set to make a lot of money on his note-taking service. premise: Wolf is developing a professional online note-taking service to help students augment their own notes or to catch up after a sick day, he told the New York Times . Student stenographers are paid $300 per semester plus $200 for every fiv... | neutral |
365,928 | hypothesis: On the day he turns 50, he will have a very quiet group concert. premise: On the occasion of his 50 th birthday, the dancer ascends to mythic proportions with a majestic solo concert. | contradiction |
337,816 | hypothesis: Two months had passed before I could attend to the sick calf that was motherless. premise: It was two months 'fore I could crawl round better'n a sick calf what lost its ma too early. | entailment |
258,015 | hypothesis: Over one thousand people attended Nixon's funeral. premise: (Conventional wisdom Richard Nixon's funeral wouldn't have amounted to a polypresidential love-in had these tapes come out in early '94.) | neutral |
156,097 | hypothesis: He didn't really care about tobacco, until he was asked to shepherd a bill through the Senate. premise: He arrived at a convenient time in the tobacco He had no strong feelings about the evil weed, and he became the tobacco scourge only when Republican leaders asked him to shepherd the bill through the Sen... | entailment |
384,473 | hypothesis: They wouldn't be as audible in the hall compared to the dining room you were in before. premise: In fact, they would be more audible where you were than in the hall." | neutral |
219,886 | hypothesis: Working on both principals premise: Executing both principles | neutral |
211,685 | hypothesis: I always tell people that they will love going up in one. premise: and i always tell people if you ever go up in one you just that's it you be hooked | entailment |
160,696 | hypothesis: The flowers are growing. premise: and they sure are pretty i like them and the Snap Dragons are starting to come up | entailment |
42,117 | hypothesis: Tuppence leaned over her, then fell on top of her. premise: Tuppence bent over her. | neutral |
247,064 | hypothesis: Thor, a dog, had an expensive birthday party with many of his friend. premise: The Globe claims that actress Sarah Michelle Gellar--whose thoughts on John Kennedy's passing are dutifully recorded in the Star 's Hollywood Weeps story--threw a lavish, catered birthday party for her dog, Thor, and 20 of his ne... | entailment |
248,855 | hypothesis: He built up his image over many years. premise: Now he's putting that golden image of his on the line in the sport that matters. | neutral |
9,832 | hypothesis: About four. premise: About four, I should say, sir. | entailment |
104,149 | hypothesis: The six-page spread had a limited variety of pictures. premise: Most tedious World Exclusive: The Star 's six-page spread on Tanya Tucker and her 2-week-old daughter, Layla, which basically consisted of frame after frame of the singer's head in varying proximity to the sleeping newborn. | entailment |
308,287 | hypothesis: I thought I knew that, but I didn't. premise: uh i didn't know | neutral |
248,129 | hypothesis: The courtyard was built in the Italian style. premise: Don't miss the handsome Renaissance H??tel de Ville (on Rue des Merciers) with its Italian-style courtyard, staircase, and belfry. | entailment |
168,069 | hypothesis: Don't bother with learning Italian words or phrases. premise: Even if you're a linguistic dud, try to learn a handful of Italian words or expressions. | contradiction |
93,132 | hypothesis: He wasn't sure if this wasn't just some foolishness. premise: He looked up, said briskly, "Well, where are we? I wonder if we are not on a fool's errand after all." | neutral |
312,774 | hypothesis: Aosta valley doesn't have any good hiking. premise: The Aosta Valley's Courmayeur is as pleasant a base for hiking and more strenuous mountain-climbing in summer as it is for skiing in winter. | contradiction |
161,760 | hypothesis: Kissinger argued that the Cuban Missile Crisis ended Soviet credibility. premise: Cold Warriors like Kissinger hardly argued that the Cuban Missile Crisis ended Soviet credibility. | entailment |
12,058 | hypothesis: The beauties have never lost their erotic vitality. premise: Perhaps it's because the beauties are wan, weak, They've lost their erotic vitality like some brittle-boned show dog or Ron Perelman's consort. | contradiction |
154,238 | hypothesis: Julius is Tuppence's superior. premise: Shall we have it up here, or go down to the restaurant?" 41 Tuppence expressed a preference for the latter, and Julius bowed to her decision. | contradiction |
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