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101,345 | hypothesis: The washington post wrote about Hales awarded money premise: Newsweek 's Michael Isikoff, then at the Washington Post , reported Hale's story on Nov. 2, 1993--months before the Spectator made any of the alleged payments to Hale. | entailment |
363,395 | hypothesis: Every day of winter is unbearably cold for us and never warms up. premise: we get maybe all winter long we might end up with twenty five days of really cold weather and of those by the time it gets lunch time as as long as the wind's not blowing it's bearable | contradiction |
200,054 | hypothesis: I have never listened to Black Sabbath before. premise: um there uh Black Sabbath did a few albums that i really like | contradiction |
358,108 | hypothesis: When I found this out for myself I was amazed things are more Jewish than Israeli. premise: it's it's very different i'm i i was actually very amazed when i sort of figured this out for myself that everything i grew up with really wasn't Israeli it was more Jewish you know | entailment |
211,954 | hypothesis: De Gaulle's visions gave France renewed self-confidence. premise: De Gaulle's visions of grandeur, and of a country independent of NATO and the Warsaw Pact, gave France a renewed self-confidence. | entailment |
84,664 | hypothesis: There are paths near Buttermere as well as Derwent Water. premise: The paths around Derwent Water and Buttermere are particularly They often take in areas of forest, such as at Grizedale, or grassland and park land, as at Mirehouse or Lingholm. | entailment |
145,548 | hypothesis: Rhodes was a large city at the time. premise: Rhodes capitulated in 1523. | neutral |
24,984 | hypothesis: The Government made certain compromises which were eagerly accepted by the masses. premise: Certain concessions were made by the Government, and were eagerly accepted. | neutral |
156,632 | hypothesis: The leaders of the REvolution vowed to keep the museum safe. premise: By 1793, when the leaders of the Revolution declared the palace a national museum, there were 650 works of art in the collection; there are now, it is estimated, some 173,000. | neutral |
384,110 | hypothesis: I didn't speak. premise: 'Raptor meat,' I told her. | contradiction |
11,560 | hypothesis: You'd easily be able to recognize him. premise: What a guy he must look. | neutral |
161,933 | hypothesis: We got a kick out of it! premise: We get such a kick out that! | entailment |
63,185 | hypothesis: Now is the time with the most points that have ever been accumulated. premise: Not great, but a couple of points better than now. | contradiction |
77,565 | hypothesis: They would like it if the laws punished them as delinquent babysitters. premise: They want laws that punish them as delinquent babysitters. | entailment |
192,675 | hypothesis: Anyone younger than eight cannot enter. premise: This is open to anyone over the age of eight in reasonable physical condition. | neutral |
195,342 | hypothesis: Celebrity careers are booming this month. premise: Celebrity free falls are rampant this month. | contradiction |
16,536 | hypothesis: There are zero opportunities for young graduates at home. premise: And young graduates are not leaving now multinational corporations and European Union investment mean there are plenty of opportunities for them at home. | contradiction |
293,532 | hypothesis: I have found that writing down goals deters me from continuing on. premise: i've always found that that when you write things down and set goals it's a lot easier to keep uh keep something going | contradiction |
63,115 | hypothesis: She has double-work made for her because people want her to quit. premise: Because she's the one who has double-work made for her, and she's talking about quitting. | neutral |
134,508 | hypothesis: The scandal was more popular than Starr was. premise: But this inference oversimplifies Starr, just as he oversimplified the scandal. | neutral |
277,321 | hypothesis: Democrats would argue that Republicans are the most susceptible to this spin. premise: Even Republicans are susceptible to this spin. | neutral |
384,559 | hypothesis: Mr. Greuze found a piece of paper in his pocket that he had been searching for for nearly five hours now, and began to take every bit of information from it that he could gather. premise: Mr. Greuze took a little piece of paper from his pocket and consulted it. | neutral |
104,211 | hypothesis: Willey's letters to Clinton were printed by two magazines after she tried to get a job. premise: Both magazines print Willey's letters to Clinton, post-incident, in which she lobbies for a job. | entailment |
217,274 | hypothesis: The kitchen and bathroom were fine as is. premise: and then some of them you know like the kitchen and the bathrooms we uh we had put paper up | contradiction |
105,870 | hypothesis: You know about attention. premise: just attention you know | entailment |
381,210 | hypothesis: Prices are higher during the peak Winter/Spring season. premise: During the peak season (mid-December to mid-April) rates are higher. | entailment |
127,282 | hypothesis: The bars and clubs that still exist there are for the rich. premise: There are still bars and clubs here, but the area has become almost mainstream, and office towers are replacing many of the sinful old premises. | neutral |
289,624 | hypothesis: Unofficial governments. premise: tribal governments. | neutral |
172,582 | hypothesis: Jon had a rapier. premise: Jon drew his rapier and twisted, the sharp tip of the sword piercing through the assassin's armor. | entailment |
258,233 | hypothesis: You will be treated like scum by the waitresses if you want to exchange your utensils. premise: struck onto the utensils as where she's got to go through uh three or four uh different um utensils and the the the waitresses are very nice they'll they'll keep exchanging it | contradiction |
158,866 | hypothesis: We still have over two billion dollars in stock. premise: we're still we are still the biggest ones as you know as far as how much money we've got in the whole country we're still bigger than anybody else | neutral |
138,096 | hypothesis: I think it's not a monetary thing, I think we hope that it will be, you know. premise: no i don't think it's a monetary thing i think we hope that it will be you know | entailment |
287,302 | hypothesis: many people disagree with this notion. premise: Whites who never practiced discrimination are nonetheless beneficiaries of it. | neutral |
361,763 | hypothesis: Vegas is always raising the bar on restaurants and entertainment venues. premise: Always betting on the side of growth, expansion, and the power of positive cash flow, Las Vegas has again transformed itself and emerged as much more than a water stop for thirsty pioneers. | neutral |
155,493 | hypothesis: The journal didn't find the average age of the CEOs. premise: Today's Papers is sorry that the Journal wasn't curious enough to find out the average age of those CEOs. | entailment |
14,695 | hypothesis: Opera can be said to come from the dramatic lives of Italians. premise: When Italians moved the melodrama of their lives indoors, they called it opera. | neutral |
310,513 | hypothesis: Adjustments are not made for those diffrences. premise: In particular, adjustments were made for differences in labor cost, amount of worksharing, and mix of mail by shape. | contradiction |
86,401 | hypothesis: It is easier now than it was when I went to school. premise: yeah a lot tougher from it was when i was going to school and that was when i was i graduated high school in nineteen seventy nine so that was what twelve years ago i guess | contradiction |
298,161 | hypothesis: The Futurobot printed out a recipe instead of an 'I'm Sorry' letter. premise: Instead of 'I'm sorry' the Futurobot printed out the following message: | neutral |
336,801 | hypothesis: Twenty papers were presented to the conference participants. premise: Participants authored twenty papers that were distributed at the conference. | entailment |
92,767 | hypothesis: The carrousel is pink. premise: At the eastern end of the Tuileries stands the pink Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, roughly contemporary with the larger arch at the Etoile, visible in a straight line beyond the Obelisk. | entailment |
372,379 | hypothesis: i've only ever had Chinese food from the takeout place near my apartment premise: i was just thinking the same thing it's like we haven't had Chinese in a while let's have a shake up we get this uh there's this take out Chinese place that i mean you know stone's throw from my apartment here | neutral |
114,631 | hypothesis: The individualist ideal and powerful notions of racial obligation struggle to coexist in America. premise: The individualist ideal in America lives side by side with powerful notions of racial obligation. | neutral |
67,194 | hypothesis: Power it up. premise: plug it in | neutral |
161,038 | hypothesis: The cuban missile crisis is costing Cuba a lot of money. premise: The Essence of Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis. | neutral |
133,255 | hypothesis: 2 grants came from the Legal Services. premise: Both grants come from the Legal Services. | entailment |
50,634 | hypothesis: The training and tools are available online for free. premise: Training and tools are provided to facilitate and accelerate the pace of change initiatives. | neutral |
345,580 | hypothesis: He would alter the hiding place to be misleading. premise: Or, if he conducted the search, he would have pretended to find the hiding-place already rifled. | entailment |
257,641 | hypothesis: Including nonoperating costs would muddle up the data. premise: Nonoperating costs, such as payments made to the Treasury for retroactive charges are excluded. | neutral |
75,820 | hypothesis: Bill Clinton was impeached. premise: Boston Globe : Following his impeachment, Bill Clinton meets with colorful, possibly apocryphal, salt-of-the-earth Boston characters. | entailment |
281,003 | hypothesis: Moyers is not perfect. premise: Which brings us to Moyers' one real shortcoming. | entailment |
375,909 | hypothesis: Tuppence rang the bell again after getting no response the first time. premise: 97 Nothing happened and, after waiting some minutes, Tuppence pressed the bell again, keeping her finger on the button for some little while. | entailment |
223,537 | hypothesis: We had food and drinks while we were on the first floor of the courthouse. premise: By 8, a few of us have adjourned to the first floor of the courthouse in anticipation of Monica's arrival. | neutral |
322,085 | hypothesis: Retaking the city of Caen was one of the main goals of the Allies in WWII. premise: Caen was a major objective of the Allies in the 1944 landings. | entailment |
52,911 | hypothesis: HHS supports many other things too. premise: HHS supports a number of These gateways and has a Gateways button on its home page identifying them, which includes both HHSsponsored sites (e.g. | neutral |
23,542 | hypothesis: The pirates were anxious about whether or not the alliance with Srivijaya was good. premise: With the orang laut pirates as allies, Srivijaya controlled the Straits of Melaka (known in colonial times as Malacca), a key link between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. | neutral |
236,625 | hypothesis: The idea is that if the price is low people would not want to see it. premise: The best theory I have so far is By giving a film a low price, you let the world know it's lousy; then they really don't want to see it. | entailment |
340,141 | hypothesis: Higher level management holds power of approval. premise: Approval is the supervisor's, other equivalent official's, or higher level manager's agreement, ratification, or concurrence to | entailment |
37,175 | hypothesis: He sucked his thumb when interrogated. premise: He also had a habit of sucking his thumb when pressed too hard for details. | entailment |
155,824 | hypothesis: The building fires were red. premise: He saw the fires burning deep red. | neutral |
329,198 | hypothesis: Coffee grown in large farms is just as good as any other. premise: Sun coffee, grown in high-yield rows, doesn't taste as good. | contradiction |
67,690 | hypothesis: Kirby and Bayliss knew each other. premise: However and now I'm giving it to you straight, Kirby this is once I'd follow Bayliss' orders. | entailment |
388,529 | hypothesis: The mansions were built with money earned in the coal industry. premise: The rosebrick old town ' with its many Renaissance mansions built with the proceeds of the dye, textile, and grain trades ' is best seen on foot. | contradiction |
303,317 | hypothesis: My mom wasn't thrilled but she ended up going and learning to play tennis. premise: it turned out my mom was the only one in the family that didn't want to go because she didn't play golf or tennis and there wasn't really a job for her there | neutral |
176,110 | hypothesis: The boys knew from the beginning that no matter what choice they made, they wouldn't be divided. premise: Afterward, the boys were told that their choices divided them into a Klee group and a Kandinsky group. | contradiction |
317,301 | hypothesis: I did the same thing I do ever year in my garden. premise: uh-huh yes uh-huh uh-huh yeah yeah i did something a little bit different this year that i haven't done before i've got my garden is shaped that i can it's kind like this uh box shape so i got four pieces of two by twelve and joined them together an... | contradiction |
388,590 | hypothesis: Is your response to my so what? premise: In any case, the response so what? | neutral |
209,514 | hypothesis: I think he is becoming a big threat. premise: so i i i think that he he he's actually he i think is becoming very dangerous | entailment |
50,446 | hypothesis: If you go to counseling you could get fired. premise: right yeah well if if you turn down the counseling they they will fire you | contradiction |
81,200 | hypothesis: Everyone was racing to get home to their families. premise: Seems like half of both them armies back east didn't want to go home an' sit down peaceful like now that they was through wi' shootin' at each other. | contradiction |
146,572 | hypothesis: Men don't get fresh foods if they live alone. premise: Are we meat and potatoes men who never get near fresh fruits or vegetables? | neutral |
139,546 | hypothesis: The two villages are both popular tourist destinations. premise: You can visit Kat Hing Wai and Lo Wai, villages with their walls still intact. | neutral |
222,367 | hypothesis: Lott was only complaining because they like the chairman more than Weld. premise: Weld hurt himself by attacking the chairman unfairly and with political rhetoric that was just uncalled for, Lott complained. | neutral |
247,744 | hypothesis: Teen films now glorify condom use. premise: Teen films no longer glorify drug use, but other than that, very little. | contradiction |
95,768 | hypothesis: Mother Nature gives a lot of tax money. premise: In the end, it seems, Mother Nature is just another welfare mom, ruining homes and taking billions of tax dollars to do it. | contradiction |
168,648 | hypothesis: There is only one way to describe the term. premise: The two terms stand for similar concepts and for purposes of this paper are used interchangeably. | contradiction |
387,493 | hypothesis: you enjoy doing the second part, then premise: but you actually enjoy it huh | neutral |
120,542 | hypothesis: We haven't used the same methods to the same extent. premise: We have applied the same methods, though less elaborately. | entailment |
208,948 | hypothesis: The building of the second church was instigated by the Roman cardinals. premise: In the fourth century, the first Christian church, St-Etienne, was built, joined two centuries later by a second church, dedicated to Notre-Dame. | neutral |
301,373 | hypothesis: The spotted one is named Slytherin because of his cunning. premise: "That spotted one sí , he is an Apache for cunning, for deviltry of spirit. | neutral |
138,209 | hypothesis: The financial challenges that Medicare represent can be easily overcome. premise: For these reasons, among others, Medicare presents a great fiscal challenge over the long term. | neutral |
116,811 | hypothesis: There is no test called the Rauch-Reich test. premise: And what about what we might call the Rauch-Reich test (so named for Jonathan Rauch's | contradiction |
222,988 | hypothesis: Why don't courts stop this practice this year? premise: Why don't the courts put a stop to this? | neutral |
314,098 | hypothesis: Data does not help to illuminate or clarify initial hunches. premise: Data are used to fill in the initial hunches, to change them, to elaborate on them. | contradiction |
282,813 | hypothesis: The issues will be spoken on in the coming months. premise: I will continue to speak out on these issues in the coming months. | entailment |
26,538 | hypothesis: There is no accommodation of any sort within Caen. premise: Little remains of Caen's historic center, but its good hotels and excellent seafood restaurants make it, with Bayeux, a useful starting-point for visits to the Normandy invasion beaches. | contradiction |
62,713 | hypothesis: I hit her with my gauntlet. premise: I jabbed her with my Gauntlet again, retreating toward the cockpit. | entailment |
356,122 | hypothesis: Most of these comments were ignored by the FDA. premise: OMB did not approve the information collection as submitted, but required FDA to invite comments on the information collection when the final rule was published. | neutral |
268,121 | hypothesis: I went to Tech for college. premise: i went to college at Tech so you've been out to Buffalo Gap fishing | entailment |
138,704 | hypothesis: This music is full of happiness and satisfaction. premise: The music is a swell of longing, regret, and nostalgia. | contradiction |
141,501 | hypothesis: The granary contains a seal of a tiger. premise: It stands next to the plain brick 15th-century Megio wheat granary, decorated only by battlements and the republic's seal of St. Mark's lion. | contradiction |
238,306 | hypothesis: Krakew was never the capital of the country. premise: Krakew grew in importance and eventually became the country's capital in the 12th century (replacing Gniezno), when Duke Boleslaw the Wry Mouthed established his official residence on Wawel Hill. | contradiction |
15,911 | hypothesis: I have a lot of ideas of opinion about the criminal justice system. premise: yeah um-hum i've i've really i could go on for hours about the criminal justice system and what i think we ought to do about it but | entailment |
155,815 | hypothesis: Albert brought his hand to his pocket and pulled out his watch. premise: ha!" Albert's hand stole to his pocket. | neutral |
137,153 | hypothesis: The relevance of the Acts and Executive Orders appears to be irrelevant to most people. premise: (iv) Other relevant information or requirements under Acts and Executive Orders | neutral |
280,854 | hypothesis: It would seem that the years would be enough to make their case. premise: That the radical enthusiasms of 1968 left no permanent political imprint upon the Western democracies is a conclusion that a simple electoral history of the ensuing decades, the decades of Reagan, Thatcher, and Kohl, would seem suffic... | entailment |
361,872 | hypothesis: There are many recognizably local features in the tourist areas. premise: There is nothing recognizably local in the tourist areas, except for the rather bland Israeli folklore shows staged in the hotels. | contradiction |
81,317 | hypothesis: You can find a miniature replica of the Roman Colosseum in Room 19. premise: Rooms 18-20 move on through the Archaic period to the Classical, Hellenistic, and Roman eras with colossal marble statuary gracing the gallery space here. | neutral |
53,875 | hypothesis: But, think maybe that it is. premise: But, suppose that it is. | entailment |
336,722 | hypothesis: The temple was one that praised her life. premise: A small temple to Hathor sitting to the left of the colonnade has columns carved with the cow's head that depicted her. | neutral |
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