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142,391 | hypothesis: The problem lies with leadership and management, not federal employees. premise: The problem lies not with federal employees themselves, but with the lack of effective leadership and management, along with the lack of a strategic approach to marshaling, managing, and maintaining the human capital needed f... | entailment |
383,439 | hypothesis: Internet use can corrupt a child's mind if the child uses it without supervision. premise: such as Internet use, | neutral |
128,916 | hypothesis: If there's a drop of Jewish blood in him, he deserves to die. premise: A tinge of Jewish blood is not a bad thing. | contradiction |
364,127 | hypothesis: 13 cases were made and therefore states such as Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, and Indiana would made sense. premise: With no other information (for the purpose of this exercise), if fewer than 14 case studies were to be made, selecting states typical in size such as Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, and Ind... | neutral |
215,237 | hypothesis: It would have originally reflected sunlight due to the smooth layer of limestone capping it. premise: Originally capped with a smooth layer of limestone it would have reflected sunlight like a beacon across the Nile valley. | entailment |
230,706 | hypothesis: Cumulative Production Capacity in comparison to Cumulative SCR Catalyst Demand. premise: Cumulative SCR Catalyst Demand Compared To Cumulative Production Capacity. | entailment |
255,278 | hypothesis: They can just veto this. premise: But they don't have a veto on this. | contradiction |
384,433 | hypothesis: There are no treasures of the monastery. premise: It houses some of the treasures of the monastery, given by wealthy benefactors throughout the last 1,500 years. | contradiction |
248,694 | hypothesis: Edward's reprisal was slow and bloodless. premise: Edward was furious, and his reprisal was swift and bloody. | contradiction |
24,243 | hypothesis: People like to rely on experts. premise: Even if most people don't actually understand, say, where hurricanes come from, there is widespread comfort with the notion that some experts do. | entailment |
89,193 | hypothesis: Gislebertus painted this picture. premise: It Gislebertus did this. | neutral |
264,850 | hypothesis: As to this visitor, she was a little exercised in her own mind. premise: She was a little exercised in her own mind as to this visitor. | entailment |
366,027 | hypothesis: The smaller banks in Switzerland will not be donating money to victims of the Holocaust. premise: Switzerland 's three biggest banks announced they will donate $70 million to establish a humanitarian fund for the victims of the Holocaust. | neutral |
270,686 | hypothesis: It was an issue only once, then we found an everlasting solution. premise: and uh it it it bites us over and over again the the | contradiction |
248,675 | hypothesis: Maybe a wagon, a good hoss, does a man want to do some tradin' like Don Cazar that's right enough. premise: A good hoss, maybe a wagon, does a man want to do some tradin' like Don Cazar that's right enough. | entailment |
356,816 | hypothesis: I mix a little mustard and some garlic powder into it and then cover it with shredded cheese, the more the better. premise: and a teaspoon of mustard and some garlic powder and i mix it all together and i shred up some just regular white cheese | neutral |
126,260 | hypothesis: Knowing more will help me in the long run. premise: that's the truth that's the truth i always wanted to know a little bit more but i think it was more to show off | neutral |
29,729 | hypothesis: It's an individual decision. premise: that's personal maybe they don't | neutral |
198,088 | hypothesis: Lawrence Cavendish held it in his right hand. premise: Lawrence Cavendish was carrying it. | neutral |
286,423 | hypothesis: I know exactly how and the whole thing is perfect the way it is in my honest opinion. premise: but i don't know how any i mean the whole thing sounds a little bit ludicrous but that's my word | contradiction |
334,706 | hypothesis: I slipped away from the quay during the confusion. premise: In the confusion on the quay I slipped away. | entailment |
271,881 | hypothesis: Mr. Rooney suggested that all lawyers should be forced to do more pro bono work. premise: Meanwhile, Mr. Rooney suggested that lawyers might individually elect to do more reduced fee or low-bono work - in the manner of the New York firm Marcos and Negron LLP. | contradiction |
43,192 | hypothesis: The catcher knows nothing about the other teams batter. premise: Because the catcher calls the game, he must know the hitting abilities and weaknesses of every opposing batter. | contradiction |
300,361 | hypothesis: My girlfriend's rats always freaked me out. premise: The rats never failed to freak me out. | neutral |
228,729 | hypothesis: London makes me happy. premise: But London gets my goat! | contradiction |
285,657 | hypothesis: All those issues would become significant costs to the program, but it would still certainly be worth it. premise: Effectively and efficiently implementing some of these practices could require funding for computer software and hardware, additional staff, and/or training. | neutral |
193,101 | hypothesis: The link will provide all the information needed and more. premise: For more on that, click .) | neutral |
246,221 | hypothesis: He didn't have any bruises at all, his face was clear and clean. premise: Anse sat crosslegged beside him, the bruise now a black shadow on his jaw. | contradiction |
56,959 | hypothesis: In the past, the yearly Nile flood started in Aswan. premise: For the Ancient Egyptians, Aswan was the place where the yearly flood of the Nile began. | entailment |
49,189 | hypothesis: The historic churches each have their own unique architectural styles. premise: Each has the ubiquitous historic church, a bar-restaurant, and a shop or two. | neutral |
305,577 | hypothesis: Saving and investment by state and local governments is greater than by private sector. premise: 7. Although increasing government saving is the most direct way for the federal government to increase national saving, the federal government can also encourage saving and investment by state and local governme... | neutral |
380,398 | hypothesis: They are mysterious to me and I want to learn more. premise: what type okay i'm trying to i don't know the first two the Himalayans | neutral |
101,988 | hypothesis: Ries made a suggestion to help the recommendation better promote ED-based research. premise: Ries agreed and suggested that this recommendation should promote ED-based research by emphasizing the large number of ED patients affected by alcohol problems and the significant health care impact of those problem... | entailment |
262,158 | hypothesis: The baker was clad in a neutral colored apron. premise: The baker wore a white apron that looked like a smock. | entailment |
306,357 | hypothesis: Shops that stay open later in the summer can make as much as 10% more profit. premise: During summer some shops remain open for an extra half hour or more in the evening to cope with the crush. | neutral |
311,714 | hypothesis: Clinton's contradictory statements have appeared split their voter base. premise: Sam Donaldson ( This Week ) thinks it odd that, at the same press conference, Clinton refused even to affirm that the president is above the law. | neutral |
325,598 | hypothesis: There are no restrictions included. premise: includes no restrictions on the provision of legal assistance by LSC recipients to aliens. | entailment |
156,927 | hypothesis: She thinks that Tommy tends to see the worst of things. premise: She had accused Tommy of being a pessimist, and it is certain that he always saw the disadvantages and difficulties which she herself was optimistically given to overlooking, but nevertheless she had really relied a good deal on his judgment. | entailment |
271,510 | hypothesis: John believed that all crime is being punished today. premise: Here's one, from criminologist John There is so much crime without punishment in America today because recent generations of social and political elites, both liberal and conservative, have liberated themselves from the belief that criminals a... | contradiction |
75,685 | hypothesis: Gingrich was made that he didn't get a seat at the time. premise: Every single one of them is a tax-cutting, reform-the-government, conservative Republican, Gingrich declared on ABC. | neutral |
329,278 | hypothesis: Do you think you can just leave town like that? premise: 'Where do you think you're going?' | neutral |
286,325 | hypothesis: They don't care if it's fake. premise: 'They don't want a lookalike! They want the real thing!' | contradiction |
4,840 | hypothesis: Instead, he now oversees family court where he listens to divorces. premise: and he is uh just recently changed from hearing all the the DWI type stuff to uh doing what they call more of a family court where he gets to go listen to all the divorces so it wasn't much of a step up as it were | entailment |
298,901 | hypothesis: All artists are inspired by the natural beauty of the Lake District. premise: Visual artists find the natural beauty of the Lake District inspiring, and their paintings or photographs make fitting souvenirs. | neutral |
51,375 | hypothesis: The lyrics were free to view. premise: (For Maxwell's lyrics, click here.) | neutral |
17,414 | hypothesis: I subscribe to both of Dallas's newspapers. premise: um i i found the newspaper situation in Dallas very interesting we've got the one fairly well relatively weaker paper the Times Herald and then the Morning News which has a very strong subscription | neutral |
162,071 | hypothesis: The Rue de la Republique and the surrounding area of the place des Jacobins are ideal for shopping. premise: Shoppers will want to visit the lively Rue de la R??publique and the streets around the Place des Jacobins. | entailment |
59,490 | hypothesis: You can find me at the edge of town. premise: Call for me in passing ”the last house in the village. | neutral |
262,700 | hypothesis: The large school is far from any residential areas. premise: Large schools with acres of grounds, playing fields, and recreation areas are interspersed with sumptuous houses set in leafy lanes. | contradiction |
75,008 | hypothesis: The analyses talk about the entities that have to comply to the final rule. premise: The analyses comply with the informational requirements by discussing the small entities subject to the final rule and alternatives that were considered. | entailment |
143,803 | hypothesis: From Funchal there are many superb visits within a short distance. premise: A number of excellent visits are within easy reach of Funchal. | entailment |
244,597 | hypothesis: Activist groups are unreliable. premise: Activist groups are dubious. | entailment |
20,836 | hypothesis: We have never had one at exactly seven before. premise: no we have six and seven no six and then one is at seven ten or something like that | neutral |
76,889 | hypothesis: Senior executives need to establish a commitment to their plans. premise: In addition, senior executives are to establish a principal commitment in their individual performance plans focused on the overall attainment of objectives to accomplish the operating division's performance plan. | entailment |
189,080 | hypothesis: That would bring penalties to the heavy polluters. premise: um this would penalize the heavy polluters and not penalize the light polluters | entailment |
320,283 | hypothesis: I pick the mornings to do it. premise: so i do it in the mornings | entailment |
138,120 | hypothesis: A strategic planning level can only be achieved over time. premise: While the first success factor refers to legitimacy at a strategic planning level, this success factor addresses a more operational level. | neutral |
174,773 | hypothesis: The punishment if one poisons a dog is only a small fine. premise: While poisoning dogs is strictly illegal, there have to be two witnesses who saw the laying down of the poison, and even then the punishment is only a modest fine. | entailment |
126,725 | hypothesis: Evaluation dissolution. premise: Evaluation Synthesis. | contradiction |
302,361 | hypothesis: That expression of fear swept over the group because he may be among us to hurt us. premise: But, all the same, it is possible that he is among us now… ." He looked round him again, and again that expression of fear swept over the group. | neutral |
163,847 | hypothesis: A year ago I was a lot more optimistic about it. premise: it's very difficult and i've after almost two years i've become a little bit disillusioned and i'm not real sure that i'm going to go back to it because uh of discipline uh although i've never had a problem with it i guess i've just gotten a little t... | neutral |
121,835 | hypothesis: We support people with money. premise: or whoever we happen to give the most money to at that particular time we seem to support without regard whether there is a democracy or a anarchy or anything else | entailment |
2,960 | hypothesis: I guess that's my opinion, so what will we do now? premise: but i guess that's it that's my opinion on it so what now | entailment |
46,509 | hypothesis: The curve could potentially be cut on any identified point. premise: Each point on the curve represents a potential cut point. | entailment |
118,026 | hypothesis: Rooney had no success. premise: Key to Rooney's success, in addition to being bilingual, were his ''low bono'' rates. | contradiction |
344,317 | hypothesis: They were not well for a long time. premise: TUMORS AND IS A TERMINAL ILLNESS. | neutral |
16,804 | hypothesis: Ronald Reagan told a story about having witnessed the liberation of a Polish concentration camp. premise: When Ronald Reagan regaled world leaders with his story of having witnessed the liberation of a Nazi concentration camp, he probably saw the event as vividly as he had once seen the film about it that h... | contradiction |
332,193 | hypothesis: Yes we acquired some Persian carpets it was great. premise: yeah it was it was really nice we've got some nice uh uh Persian carpets that we still have | entailment |
383,020 | hypothesis: I didn't hear anyone talking. premise: My paradise was rudely shattered by the sound of a well known, and heartily disliked, voice in the hall. | contradiction |
268,030 | hypothesis: The garden, while visually stunning, is a rather small affair - only 12 acres. premise: The 32 hectares (80 acres) of garden are equally pleasing. | contradiction |
188,368 | hypothesis: They refused to joke abotu something as serious as class warfare. premise: It's class warfare played out as a barnyard bestiality joke. | contradiction |
182,254 | hypothesis: Does it bother you to not get the news directly? premise: does it does it bother you that uh at this point in your life that you're not getting more direct news or | entailment |
273,911 | hypothesis: Our Day of Service is one example which exemplifies this. premise: One example is our Day of Service. | neutral |
358,512 | hypothesis: The two structures contain artwork and tapestries from Lesvo's history. premise: Throughout the two structures there are finds from all eras of Lesvos's history. | neutral |
109,513 | hypothesis: Yes, to you as well, I hope it all works out. premise: that's right you too and i hope everything works out up there | entailment |
24,326 | hypothesis: Frank Latenberg was guilty of carpetbagging. premise: Candidates have accused opponents of carpetbagging in other high-profile Senate Frank Lautenberg vs. | neutral |
225,036 | hypothesis: You can't see the stars on the gems. premise: Precious gems showed the stars, affixed to the dome. | contradiction |
384,631 | hypothesis: The renovations were done because the public refused to pay taxes until it happened. premise: For the present structure, we must be grateful to the great restorer-architect Eugyne Viollet-le-Duc, who did extensive renovations from 1845 to 1863 in response to the public outcry started by Victor Hugo's novel,... | neutral |
133,026 | hypothesis: They don't have that. premise: so they don't have see that ooh | entailment |
368,914 | hypothesis: In addition to this statue of Gandhi, there is also a museum featuring the highlights of his life. premise: There is also a museum recording the highlights of Gandhi's life. | neutral |
156,392 | hypothesis: Military resources are considered more important than anything else. premise: This doesn't seem unreasonable when you consider that our political and military leaders have shown themselves increasingly reluctant to put either our troops or our expensive weaponry at risk. | neutral |
59,112 | hypothesis: A fifth of all students take drugs like Adderall and Zoloft. premise: Twenty percent of students take psychopharmaceuticals, from Adderall to Zoloft. | entailment |
267,461 | hypothesis: Americans try to make good in the implications of international community. premise: For Americans, that phrase international community is not abstract or cynical or euphemistic; and we try to make good on its implications. | entailment |
376,230 | hypothesis: I drink lagers. premise: yeah i drink beer | entailment |
91,980 | hypothesis: She made no sounds and they stayed stationary. premise: She made the sounds again, and it rose reluctantly, curling up at the front, like a crazy toboggan. | contradiction |
41,772 | hypothesis: It's dry. premise: it's humid | contradiction |
47,808 | hypothesis: Ice Miller and the Heartland Pro Bono Council worked together to give away more free help. premise: This year, Ice Miller organized with the Heartland Pro Bono Council to provide more free help. | entailment |
64,036 | hypothesis: The free events were the best ones anyway. premise: those events were always free | neutral |
207,240 | hypothesis: Both are very high quality for Greece and some of the best. premise: The quality of both is excellent and considered the best in Greece. | entailment |
25,932 | hypothesis: The crags were being thrown by the enemy. premise: The sharp tips of the crags pierced through the clouds like the grasping chipped fingers of a skeletal hand. | neutral |
368,677 | hypothesis: I will use a different strike next time. premise: That one strike was the only one that would have succeeded and I am ashamed to have used it. | neutral |
183,846 | hypothesis: Melaka's Baba Nyonya Chinese quarter sells old porcelain, antique silver or jade bracelets, and furniture. premise: Melaka's Baba Nyonya Chinese quarter is a great place to hunt and bargain for old porcelain imported from southern China, antique silver or jade bracelets, and, if you can find a way of ship... | entailment |
349,926 | hypothesis: He is not a book writer. premise: [T]oo much, even in this benign book, seems willed, unfree, a hysteria that he forces onto his scenes because without it they would not really exist. | contradiction |
227,148 | hypothesis: Bottled water premise: 3vi Aqua ad ¦ ¦ ¦ . | neutral |
148,307 | hypothesis: The Valley of the Dead is on the north west coast. premise: Other gorge walks include Imbros near Samaria, and the Valley of the Dead at Zakros on the eastern coast. | contradiction |
334,955 | hypothesis: The beach is completely free from any form of clutter. premise: Farther down the coast road you'll come to Martinique's most-photographed fishing village, Bellefontaine, with a beach cluttered with nets and the distinctive gommier fishing boats invented by the Carib Indians. | contradiction |
235,559 | hypothesis: The sun was high in the sky. premise: Slim noticed all at once that the sun scarcely topped the low hills in the east, that the shadows were long and soft, and that the grass was wet. | contradiction |
176,878 | hypothesis: The editor didn't ask anything, he was quiet and contemplative. premise: Are you sure, he asked the editor, that the world of culture is actually so wonderful and that the people who dwell therein are actually so pure? | contradiction |
168,315 | hypothesis: No one knows how to make the globe the right size. premise: Any one of us who has studied elementary alchemy could blow a globe of it to the right size for the sky dome. | contradiction |
181,757 | hypothesis: Drew does not have a cousin. premise: He's my cousin, Drew returned. | contradiction |
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