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60,239 | hypothesis: The schools needed to get corrected. premise: get uh get the schools uh corrected to to some extent | neutral |
187,137 | hypothesis: Their defense is one of the best. premise: they have the defense to do it | neutral |
315,070 | hypothesis: Grove is a name given to poorly babies, premise: To say that Grove is a product of the past, then, is to say only that what Grove has done at Intel is more like what Alfred Sloan did at General Motors than what CEOs of Internet companies or Silicon Valley startups think they're doing today. | neutral |
110,360 | hypothesis: Screening more people for alcohol abuse fails to identify people in need. premise: Most alcohol screening tests identify patients with alcohol use disorders or problematic consumption of alcohol. | contradiction |
142,834 | hypothesis: It's far from the limit. premise: and it it it it sits right at the limit | contradiction |
74,476 | hypothesis: Whenever I'm nervous, I'm bad at explaining things. premise: I'm rather nervous, and that makes me tell it badly. | neutral |
263,335 | hypothesis: The study went out of business because it was too full of errors. . premise: The most malignly error-ridden study of the American people to appear since the Politburo went out of business (Robert Sam Anson, the London Times ). Even Newt Gingrich, who raves about the book in the Weekly Standard , says Johnso... | entailment |
331,215 | hypothesis: they're as expensive as they are fast premise: those things go fast | neutral |
61,604 | hypothesis: Lots of people just climb it to prove how fit they are. premise: Still others come out of no particular religious impulse, on holiday, making the ascent mainly to be able to say they've done it and leaving almost in spite of themselves with a profound sense of spiritual uplift. | neutral |
379,942 | hypothesis: The manager told me that the lady was bulimic. premise: and um she was just so friendly and i asked the manager as we checked out i said is that lady a ballerina or what and he goes he said no she's a bulimic | entailment |
265,798 | hypothesis: The spear was plain and undercoated. premise: The second footman stabbed at Jon with a blood stained spear decorated with a half dozen long-haired scalps. | contradiction |
149,344 | hypothesis: It has been completed with success the 2001 Grant Activity Report (GAR) cycle. premise: The 2001 Grant Activity Report (GAR) cycle, including Case Service Reports (CSR's) and the allied Self-Inspection process, has been successfully completed. | entailment |
119,221 | hypothesis: Bonuses to management will see a rise in the performance. premise: One possibility would be to allow a portion of any profit to be used for performance bonuses to management, but there would be reason for concern if high and persistent profits resulted. | neutral |
32,434 | hypothesis: It was pretty fun, don't you think? premise: Rather fun, wasn't it? | entailment |
83,926 | hypothesis: The revolts of the Fronde were so bad that many had to flee from Paris. premise: The revolts of the Fronde forced Mazarin, Anne, and the boy-king to flee from Paris in 1649. | neutral |
284,385 | hypothesis: There must be an explanation for the change, but it is not apparent. premise: The legislative history reveals no explanation for this change. | neutral |
290,799 | hypothesis: The rating level of exceptional was reserved for the best performances. premise: The summary rating levels include achieved results, minimally satisfactory, and unsatisfactory. | contradiction |
273,846 | hypothesis: Proposals should be evaluated based only on the feelings of the reviewer. premise: All proposals must be evaluated in accordance with the criteria published in the RFP. | contradiction |
51,485 | hypothesis: I stood frozen facing the wall. premise: I turned. | contradiction |
271,167 | hypothesis: The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway has no nickname. premise: But the best way to travel up at least part of the way, if you're too impatient to take 6 hours for the whole 80 km (50 miles) is by the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, more popularly and humorously known as the Toy Train, which starts out at Siliguri... | contradiction |
68,019 | hypothesis: Golden lion tamarinds and snow leopards are extinct. premise: The landscaped grounds (designed by Decimus Burton, who was also responsible for the park lodges) provide a safe home to more than 700 species, including such endangered species as snow leopards and golden lion tamarinds. | contradiction |
123,322 | hypothesis: The train just increased in speed. premise: Maybe a minute, counting down... The rest of the train ground to a halt. | contradiction |
124,351 | hypothesis: Some detailees have failed the process. premise: All detailees must be approved by the Comptroller General in a manner | neutral |
361,299 | hypothesis: I believe it makes it a bit easier with that method. premise: yeah i don't either it makes a little bit easier i think that way | entailment |
171,271 | hypothesis: I leave my tapes at home when I go over there. premise: and they said bring some tapes with you so they they are always borrowing my tapes | contradiction |
247,404 | hypothesis: The exact time of the change could also be derived immediately. premise: Changes in size can be expressed | neutral |
164,722 | hypothesis: The GAO follows the President's Council on Integrity and Efficiency guidelines. premise: GAO conducts its investigations-which involve allegations of serious wrongdoing that may involve potential violations of criminal law-and its testing of the security of agencies' systems, controls, and property in accor... | neutral |
35,069 | hypothesis: We focused on contributing 4% to national savings. premise: The model allows us to focus on the contribution of national saving to output and living standards through the linkage between saving and the capital stock. | neutral |
382,048 | hypothesis: Dijon is the capital of Burgundy and a place full of art and architecture. premise: Dijon is the capital of Burgundy and a center of art and architecture, of culture and learning. | entailment |
292,741 | hypothesis: It has become much, much better. premise: yeah it was it's it's uh seems to have worsened considerably | contradiction |
26,980 | hypothesis: The results of the hostage game will be processed by then. premise: The hostage game will be played out by then. | neutral |
111,445 | hypothesis: Bus tours always include a prepared lunch. premise: There are, however, many bus tours to outlying destinations. | neutral |
264,870 | hypothesis: The need for federal agencies to protect sensitive and critical premise: The need for federal agencies to protect sensitive and critical, but unclassified, federal data has been recognized for years in various laws, including the Privacy Act of 1974, the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, and the Computer | entailment |
313,871 | hypothesis: I could care less about what you like to cook. premise: uh let me see what do you what you like to cook uh just everything or do you have specialties | contradiction |
290,767 | hypothesis: They were all from rich backgrounds. premise: and i and i just there you know they came from poverty they were going to continue in poverty | contradiction |
143,797 | hypothesis: The senior executive level is one spot down from the top position. premise: We will increase empowerment and accountability at the senior executive level. | neutral |
294,758 | hypothesis: They said ten days ago that it would never be discussed. premise: yeah but as you say it's two different two different cultures i don't i don't know um so uh you like i say i was reading this ten years ago whether they could they're going to be talking about this in another ten years | contradiction |
64,272 | hypothesis: Getting away from what they are currently focused on will take away the first couple years of their career. premise: taking them away from that which they are centered on might you know be a a bad thing to take a couple years out of beginning you know their life in that respect they might you know get off o... | entailment |
205,528 | hypothesis: The boiler is coal fired. premise: Gas path for coal-fired boiler with FGD. | entailment |
297,457 | hypothesis: White Plains is not the best area for camping, but it's neat and organized. premise: oh oh yeah i know that i had a cousin who lived in White Plains that's a that's a neat area but it's a that is a particularly neat area for camping | neutral |
242,406 | hypothesis: No one likes San Francisco. premise: now San Francisco i think's almost everybody's favorite and uh | contradiction |
221,800 | hypothesis: Istanbul has a bull riding festival. premise: Istanbul's markets and bazaars offer some of the world's most interesting and challenging opportunities for shopping. | contradiction |
49,518 | hypothesis: I don't know why that happened. premise: I will never know why. | entailment |
37,926 | hypothesis: TV ads are brutally accurate at targeting. premise: TV ads are dumb, both in the sense that they tend to be crudely demagogic appeals, and because they can't target segments of the electorate with any degree of accuracy. | contradiction |
155,289 | hypothesis: All candidates have give a position on record information. premise: Most of the candidates, with the exception of Bush, who hasn't yet taken a stand, also say that certain records, including medical and financial information, should be protected by legislation. | contradiction |
341,833 | hypothesis: I've never met Fred Fournier before today. premise: I went to high school with Fred Fournier, and believe me there's nothing to admire. | contradiction |
318,679 | hypothesis: The feds took money out of my bank account but now they're giving it back. premise: yeah the feds took it out and now they're giving it back to me and now you're going to tax it again i seem i seem to recall recall something about revolutions and wars about double and triple taxation and stuff | neutral |
76,567 | hypothesis: There are children around, so vulgarness shouldn't be on clothes. premise: and they don't allow uh any sweat any sweat shirts or t shirts that might have vulgar or you know anything like that on it but | neutral |
37,976 | hypothesis: The new patient is unable to speak. premise: I had a new patient coming in. | neutral |
160,547 | hypothesis: You used your real name to communicate with others. premise: and like you have your own little code name you know and you'd type in hi how are you and they'd type back and everybody and you'd have five or six or seven people talking to each other at the same time and everything everybody said | contradiction |
66,837 | hypothesis: The card was completely intact. premise: attached it to their letter and sent them a nasty letter with the card cut in little bitty pieces saying thanks but no thanks | contradiction |
269,406 | hypothesis: Even though I work for TI, I do drugs. premise: i mean i i work for TI so i don't do drugs you know | contradiction |
75,319 | hypothesis: The home of cumminity art in Kendai, Brewery Arts Centre, offers performances, classes, and exhibitions, along with coffee shops and restaurants. premise: Brewery Arts Centre, the home of community art in Kendal, offers classes, exhibitions, and performances, along with restaurants and coffee shops. | entailment |
390,547 | hypothesis: The proceedings take a month. premise: In the case of property acquired through forfeiture proceedings, the timing of recognition depends on the nature and disposition of the property. | neutral |
359,155 | hypothesis: I don't care what he talks about. premise: Tell him I don't know what he's talking about. | neutral |
95,298 | hypothesis: I won't turn down a reasonable offer. premise: No unreasonable offer refused if pay is good.' | entailment |
185,330 | hypothesis: There is a handy quiz for couples to take, but they don't have to be in the same room. premise: The piece includes a handy quiz for couples who want to diagnose their viability. | neutral |
113,344 | hypothesis: Today's papers are going to be updated daily throughout the week. premise: Today's Papers will be updated daily throughout the week. | entailment |
252,053 | hypothesis: There was something sharp smelling in the air. premise: I smelled something acrid. | entailment |
4,075 | hypothesis: In the same time, BW-armed terrorists could basically do Manhattan. premise: Industrious BW-armed terrorists could more or less do Manhattan in the same time. | entailment |
285,297 | hypothesis: Wilkins didn't tell Denby. premise: Wilkins knocked Denby up to tell him. | contradiction |
221,518 | hypothesis: Hillary is very transparent. premise: But there is no indication that anyone, including even close Clinton friends, has any idea what's inside Hillary's head. | contradiction |
65,032 | hypothesis: Mike Barnicle worked for the Boston Globe for ten years. premise: Mike Barnicle, a second-rate Roykoesque columnist, was fired from the Boston Globe for blending fiction and fact in a way that Royko did routinely. | neutral |
210,262 | hypothesis: Do you really do your own gardening. premise: do you do you do you do your own gardening | entailment |
345,933 | hypothesis: Her old and new loyalties matched up, making the way for her abundantly clear. premise: She frowned, torn between old and new loyalties. | contradiction |
112,607 | hypothesis: Ca'daan was grateful for the help. premise: I can never thank you enough, my brother, said Ca'daan. | neutral |
356,603 | hypothesis: He asked if we can burn the grass and house down. premise: but the last day he said can't we leave the grass and i said yeah i think we will leave that | contradiction |
34,650 | hypothesis: I always like talking to you. premise: yeah nice talking to you too take care now bye | neutral |
85,804 | hypothesis: Northeast of Rocamadour lies an amazing, naturally massive chasm premise: The great chasm (gouffre) of Padirac, 16 km (10 miles) north?east of Rocamadour, is one of P??ri?gord's most exciting natur?al wonders. | entailment |
239,642 | hypothesis: The study was based on information collected by monkeys. premise: The study was based on information collected from employers by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from 1990 through 1999 on so-called EEO-1 forms. | contradiction |
297,625 | hypothesis: Andy was getting better. premise: But as Lynne Margulies told Zehme, [Andy] actually seemed to be getting better at first. | neutral |
338,913 | hypothesis: These programs address a complaint that tax lawyers have. premise: These programs address a valid complaint by corporate tax lawyers that there are not enough opportunities for them to use their unique skills to help individuals on a pro bono basis. | entailment |
221,105 | hypothesis: We had Italian food at Picci's. premise: yeah so we ate there one night and then we went to uh Picci's one night and had Italian you know where that is | entailment |
109,364 | hypothesis: All of the interesting landmarks are located in the city centre. premise: Northwest of the city centre is the Ermita de Jeses church and its impressive Museo Salzillo. | contradiction |
163,230 | hypothesis: Lifestyle in the town of Atiparo is more laid back than Parikia. premise: The town of Antiparoseeems to move at a slower pace than Parikia; in fact, the town can be almost somnolent out of season. | entailment |
387,356 | hypothesis: Businesses also become addicted to convenience gambling. premise: Convenience gambling also addicts businesses. | entailment |
85,844 | hypothesis: Wolf's role was a very well-guarded secret. premise: The Washington Post 's front-page story notes, Gore has gone to great lengths to conceal Wolf's role. | entailment |
165,716 | hypothesis: The big paper knife was black colored. premise: He had the big paper knife in his hand, and 'Mind, Dorcas,' he says, 'you'll have to be very respectful. | neutral |
218,730 | hypothesis: The inquiries' extent will vary depending on what the audit is looking for at the organization. premise: The extent and breadth of those inquiries and observations will vary among audits based on the audit objectives, as will the need to understand individual aspects of the program, such as the following. | neutral |
101,238 | hypothesis: The most cost-effective crane was not available, so the next available crane was used. premise: The construction plan could be modified to employ the available or most cost-effective crane. | neutral |
22,381 | hypothesis: Let me explain myself again. premise: That is not what I meant. | neutral |
60,609 | hypothesis: It would have been better to leave immediately. premise: i think we should have stayed longer | contradiction |
78,256 | hypothesis: A third factor is the newsroom divide between fashion and entertainment. premise: A third factor is the newsroom division between politics and policy. | contradiction |
30,337 | hypothesis: There are some areas where this problem is not an issue. premise: Nobody really knows how big a problem this is, and the extent will surely differ from area to area. | neutral |
26,746 | hypothesis: I agree, whispered the doctor, proceeding. premise: Indeed, said the doctor, starting. | neutral |
334,606 | hypothesis: I also work for Texas Instruments currently for a long time. premise: well my college education uh thirty six worked for Texas Instruments for seventeen or eighteen now | neutral |
228,142 | hypothesis: We got our rental from Blockbuster. premise: oh but i remember i was with a friend of mine had uh three kids and the little boy must have been oh maybe about ten and we rented Charlotte's Web okay | neutral |
314,709 | hypothesis: The Disney music is the best I have ever heard. premise: Others observe that even remakes with good intentions cannot overcome the blandness of the original, whose score is said to be vastly inferior to the Disney film version's. | neutral |
59,326 | hypothesis: All golf courses on the Costa Blanca are closed to visitors. premise: All golf courses on the Costa Blanca are open to visitors, and clubs, caddies, and occasionally, electric trolleys can be hired. | contradiction |
606 | hypothesis: The site can only be reached by helicopter. premise: Situated 85 km (53 miles) northwest of Paris by the A13, D181, and D5, or by train from Gare St-Lazare to Vernon with a shuttle bus from the station to Giverny. | contradiction |
280,211 | hypothesis: My husband has read that one and it seems interesting. premise: uh-huh yes that one i've we actually have that one my husband's read that it that one seems like it might be a little more interesting | entailment |
337,207 | hypothesis: But really, it's a standard practice of journalism. premise: Actually, it's standard journalistic practice. | entailment |
307,530 | hypothesis: All people watch football. premise: or do you not watch much football | contradiction |
53,275 | hypothesis: A sooner time? premise: An earlier time? | entailment |
107,849 | hypothesis: The mill was built in the 1700s, with the rest coming later. premise: The mill and the neighborhood around it were built in the mid-1800s through the initiative of Jerusalem's great 19th-century patron, Sir Moses Montefiore. | contradiction |
119,277 | hypothesis: The story was controversial so The Washington Post and the Lost Angeles Times withheld it until it would be delivered to homes. premise: The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times withhold the story from their first editions but include it on Page One of the home-delivery editions. | neutral |
199,902 | hypothesis: The marble the created the Arsinoion rotunda wasn't brought from Thasos. premise: Highlights include the Arsinoion rotunda built for Egyptian Queen Arsinoe in the third century b.c. from marble brought from Thasos. | contradiction |
362,258 | hypothesis: The racecourses are in Dublin. premise: The Curragh and Punchestown racecourses are here, and the National Stud, home to breeding stallions, has produced some of the most successful horses in the country. | neutral |
193,800 | hypothesis: They get together in tribes which encompasses a neighborhood with father and son combinations. premise: where they get together in what they call tribes which is a neighborhood with probably five or six maybe up to eight uh father son combinations and they get together and and meet at each other's home uh ... | entailment |
230,900 | hypothesis: Mentioning Bill Gates. premise: Speaking of Bill Gates ... | entailment |
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