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221,900 | hypothesis: There are many larger regions on Earth than the Canary islands. premise: After all, the waters of the Canary Islands, only 445 km (275 miles) to the south, had occupied busy shipping lanes for very nearly a century, and Genovese maps from the mid-14th century depict both Madeira and Porto Santo. | neutral |
332,520 | hypothesis: No, it is sitting right there! premise: No, there it is! | neutral |
103,346 | hypothesis: The current amount of utility units emit an average of 8 million tons of sulfur dioxide per year. premise: (a)(1) Except as provided in sections 414(a)(2), 415(a)(3), and 416, beginning January 1, 2000, the Administrator shall not allocate annual allowances to emit sulfur dioxide pursuant to section 414 in ... | neutral |
257,952 | hypothesis: The appropriations process strives to increase accountability at all costs. premise: These flexibilities are generally provided as part of the appropriations process and consider the balance between accountability and flexibility to ensure that Congress is a partner in the spending of taxpayer funds. | contradiction |
102,601 | hypothesis: Cuba was left without food, oil and hard currency after the fall of the Mongolian Empire. premise: But the subsequent dismantling of the Soviet Union suddenly left Cuba bereft of food, oil, and hard currency. | contradiction |
74,413 | hypothesis: Marion Tinsley is considered the greatest checkers player of all time. premise: A weaker version of Chinook had previously lost to the legendary Marion Tinsley, a retired university math teacher considered the greatest checkers player of all time, who had to withdraw from a 1994 rematch because of the pancr... | entailment |
162,728 | hypothesis: The Minangkabau buffalo-horn roofs are of Eskimo origin. premise: Here the architecturally distinctive Minangkabau buffalo-horn roofs of Sumatran heritage are evident, together with the more recent colonial Victorian style and the traditions of Chinese commercial shophouses. | contradiction |
65,087 | hypothesis: Elaine embarrasses me by stealing. premise: I am mortified much of the time because Elaine is always dropping things into her purse. | neutral |
175,636 | hypothesis: You cannot escape from Long Bay. Once you're there, you're there forever. premise: You can rent a canoe to get there under your own steam or take a ride in one of the many small ferry boats departing from Long Bay. | contradiction |
101,518 | hypothesis: They have to allocate more than $2000 a month for loan payment. premise: That loan raised their payments to $2,051 a month, or 84 percent of their current monthly income. | entailment |
302,728 | hypothesis: Clinton has the power to commute Pollard's sentence because he is the president. premise: There is only one way for Clinton to extricate himself from this He can commute Pollard's sentence so that the spy can't go free until 2001. | neutral |
109,593 | hypothesis: Several children visited her everyday. premise: she was very well aware and her daughter came and visited her at least her daughter came and visited her and also her uh several grandchildren came and visited her everyday | entailment |
301,658 | hypothesis: Annecy is an ugly, war turn town. premise: The old town of Annecy would be picture-perfect even without the addition of a river running through it ' complete with swans, a pristine Alpine lake alongside, and a backdrop of snowcapped mountains. | contradiction |
329,446 | hypothesis: The New York Times has a critic who milked the Monica moment. premise: The Washington Post 's media critic milks the Monica moment, rushing his insider account of White House spinmeisters to press months ahead of schedule. | contradiction |
275,228 | hypothesis: Hairdressers and dance clubs. premise: Hairdressers and discos. | entailment |
391,845 | hypothesis: The left will challenge ANC power. premise: ANC power will most probably be challenged in the 1999 election by the left. | entailment |
295,683 | hypothesis: The Board planned to make sure that regular reporting of significant areas would be enforced. premise: The Board's intent was to ensure that these significant areas, if material for an entity, would be reported regularly and in a consistent manner. | entailment |
204,196 | hypothesis: Auditors should include documentation that supports their reasons for their conclusions so people understand why those conclusions were drawn. premise: In such circumstances, auditors should also include audit documentation regarding their reasons for concluding that the planned audit procedures are effecti... | neutral |
16,627 | hypothesis: He was eager to carry lots of ties, because he always wanted to wear neckties. premise: but uh he didn't carry any ties or anything because he he just went over there with the that attitude well if i don't take it then they won't make me wear it because uh he just | contradiction |
83,159 | hypothesis: They had the police patrolling the whole town during the raid. premise: but they did they made the raid you know and the whole town was upset but i'm not so sure now if if uh if the drugs are really prevalent they're saying that alcohol now is is uh one of the major contributors | neutral |
370,239 | hypothesis: The Pataki potato amendment is on par with being a human rights violation. premise: By treating the potato famine as a human rights violation, the Pataki potato amendment in New York assumes a variation of this interpretation. | neutral |
366,260 | hypothesis: The power industry will be able to pull from the large labor pool of construction workers in the United States. premise: The available construction labor in the United States, about 6.7 million, will provide a large labor pool for the trades that are not unique to the power industry, such as iron and steel ... | entailment |
204,317 | hypothesis: The president held a conference about what happened. premise: , and the president before it hit the headlines from what happened afterward. | contradiction |
255,003 | hypothesis: Private litigation has no impact on the organization of accounting firms. premise: For example, the PCAOB should consider the reasons the accounting profession is organized the way it is, including federal/state regulation such as the licensing structure, reasons accounting firms practice as partnerships, t... | contradiction |
15,227 | hypothesis: $4 million was given by Legal Services last year. premise: 4 million has in the past come from the Legal Services Corp., the entity that disburses federal money for legal aid. | entailment |
320,027 | hypothesis: You require a sizeable income to support your family. premise: right right right and you really have to make a quite a bit of money the wife doesn't make it worth it with the cost of day care | entailment |
143,484 | hypothesis: All of the toes on the statue's right foot are fully intact. premise: But reverence can also cause on the 13th-century bronze statue of St. Peter near the main altar, attributed to Florentine architect-sculptor Arnolfo di Cambio, the lips and fingers of countless pilgrims have worn away the toes of its righ... | contradiction |
322,095 | hypothesis: Lewinsky was a confirmed stalker. premise: Last weekend, journalist couple Christopher Hitchens and Carol Blue signed affidavits claiming that Blumenthal told them last March that Lewinsky was a stalker. | neutral |
35,925 | hypothesis: Novak inquired on Carlson if he could interrupt. premise: Earlier, Novak actually ask ed Carlson if he could interrupt! | entailment |
170,774 | hypothesis: Slow down, pussycats. premise: Faster, Pussycats! | contradiction |
294,788 | hypothesis: There are many ingredients in the dish. premise: A great favourite is zarzuela de mariscos, a variation of a Catalan dish, which combines many different ingredients, just like the Spanish operetta from which it takes its name. | entailment |
89,897 | hypothesis: Before the stroke she was excited to go to the nursing home. premise: that nursing home life would not have been you know anything of her choosing of course she would she would not have been happy there at all but uh as it turned out the stroke took care of that concern for us | contradiction |
345,975 | hypothesis: He ran to the calm horse as Jon ran beside him. premise: Jon watched him run to the men and the berserk horse. | contradiction |
140,698 | hypothesis: Sometimes it might take me 2-3 hours of shoveling snow to get out of my driveway to make it to work. premise: and uh so i would sometimes take me you know an hour or two to shovel the driveway in the morning and then i'd sitting in that car for an hour an a half and and well it was actually if the if the w... | entailment |
213,514 | hypothesis: The USO has a very broad definition that is very flexible. premise: Under the restrictive definition of the USO, however, it is possible for the incumbent post to be more efficient than the entrant and still lose profits because the incumbent must charge a uniform price. | contradiction |
196,773 | hypothesis: The developer was already familiar with the design and any manufacturing problems. premise: Because the F/A-18 E/F was a variant of the older F/A-18 aircraft, the developer had prior knowledge of design and manufacturing problems. | entailment |
208,233 | hypothesis: I initially bid low to convince my competitors that the item is worth very little. premise: I bid low at first to convince my competitors that the item isn't worth much. | entailment |
324,009 | hypothesis: The report might have guessed that the overestimation is a guess. premise: Boskin's report admits that much of the commission's 1.1 percent overestimation number is a guess. | neutral |
216,503 | hypothesis: Maybe, maybe not. premise: Not a doubt of it. | neutral |
83,821 | hypothesis: I sew lovely things when I am in the mood. premise: yeah i like to sew too but you know if i'm not in the mood to sew i can screw things up like you wouldn't believe | neutral |
174,107 | hypothesis: He came because I said I saw lightning. premise: He only came here because I told him I heard the thunder from here. | contradiction |
265,095 | hypothesis: The mailer would be more efficient than the postal service in a type-1 worksharing situation. premise: In a type-1 worksharing situation, the mailer or competitor would sort the mail in essentially the same way that the postal service would sort the mail. | entailment |
96,931 | hypothesis: Many activists hates the Oceanarium for its keeping of sea wildlife. premise: The Oceanarium is said to be the largest in the world, and the Ocean Theatre features displays by dolphins, killer whales, seals, and pelicans. | neutral |
329,163 | hypothesis: Inter ethnic adoption is dicey. premise: Obviously, cross-ethnic adoption is dicey. | entailment |
160,154 | hypothesis: Each part of the book is completely original. premise: Entire paragraphs are repeated, nearly word for word, in different chapters of the book. | contradiction |
114,961 | hypothesis: Gravestones with crosses and Arabic inscriptions are reminders that there are many Christian Arabs. premise: Gravestones with croses and Arabic inscriptions at the head of the valley remind visitors that many Arabs are Christians. | entailment |
174,863 | hypothesis: You don't know how to pick out clothes. premise: you don't know how to dress you know | entailment |
162,510 | hypothesis: White reached into his pocket, and from what I could see, he reached for a gun. premise: I saw White reach into his pocket, taking something out...a gun. | entailment |
180,122 | hypothesis: The proposal is really bad and shouldn't be passed. premise: [McCain's campaign-finance] proposal would single out six committees, the DNC, the national Democratic committees, the national Republican committees, and say, Only those six can't engage in issue advocacy. | neutral |
386,803 | hypothesis: They slept in the car after descending the stairs together. premise: One word, or a glance even, at one of those liveried menials, and there'll sure be a strange face in the Sulphur and Brimstone Works!" Together they descended the stairs, and passed out to the waiting car. | entailment |
311,351 | hypothesis: I gave all the details whether relevant or not. premise: That's why I have gone into all the details of this thing whether they seemed to me relevant or not." | entailment |
226,784 | hypothesis: We go to the Farmers Market with the kids every weekend. premise: and they had a blast running around the Farmers Market looking at all the you know the food and tasting all the free samples | neutral |
74,371 | hypothesis: They started sponsoring centers just to stay afloat. premise: and uh in order for this company to survive they've had to uh in their area start sponsoring their own recycling centers | entailment |
2,518 | hypothesis: She is looking at the largest stadiums available for her shows. premise: She has been leaning on the Met to find a more intimate venue for her projects. | contradiction |
20,942 | hypothesis: He wouldn't have to care about what he said in this town. premise: He would have to watch every word he said in this town. | contradiction |
64,350 | hypothesis: "He told me he was staying in a barn." premise: Staying at the Metropole, he told me." He turned to Julius. | contradiction |
127,876 | hypothesis: In the past, attempts to constrain Americans has not gone well. premise: Americans don't like to be constrained, whether physically or in our choices. | neutral |
71,831 | hypothesis: Pokhara, on Phewa Lake is very inaccessible and far away. premise: Pokhara, on Phewa Lake, has the best views for the least expended energy of any location in Nepal. | contradiction |
150,554 | hypothesis: The minaret was built hundreds of years ago. premise: The original minaret on the southwest corner is the tallest in Cairo at 81 m (265 ft). | neutral |
388,855 | hypothesis: It smelled awful by the time we arrived. premise: it got warm it was pretty smelly by the time we got there which is not too far a drive but | entailment |
185,073 | hypothesis: Nate Newton is planning to diet in the off season. premise: Dallas has a guy uh his name is Nate Newton now he has a real weight problem too he fights it every single year but he manages to still keep playing but | neutral |
335,038 | hypothesis: She planned to plead with Mr. Carter to find Tommy. premise: She resolved to appeal to Mr. Carter, telling him when and where Tommy had started on his quest, and asking him to do something to trace him. | entailment |
328,645 | hypothesis: The Hotel Invalides is close to the Eiffel Tower. premise: Invalides Eiffel Tower | entailment |
385,243 | hypothesis: It wouldn't take long before we'd be overrun with Planet Hollywoods that the intel can't keep up with. premise: In the short term, though, it's possible to get too many Planet Hollywoods and not enough Intels. | neutral |
303,176 | hypothesis: There is more than one reason for the drop in legal cost. premise: Meanwhile, on the other side of the ledger, there's another reason for the cost of legal copies to drop. | entailment |
374,805 | hypothesis: The rule isn't subject to the review requirements. premise: The rule, promulgated by an independent regulatory agency, is not subject to the review requirements of Executive Order | entailment |
48,818 | hypothesis: We were never told that Digital would see any layoffs. premise: when you go across the lake um i don't know why we have so much going for us i really don't i'm just wrote my resume up because told we might be facing layoff over at Digital and they've never had well they've had layoffs recently but when we... | contradiction |
286,623 | hypothesis: I hear excellent sound when incoming music is sent to my stereo. premise: I have found that when the incoming music is routed through my stereo, I get excellent sound. | entailment |
258,001 | hypothesis: McLaughlin's opinion is totally wrong.. premise: McLaughlin's take is accurate in a general, nonspecific way, says Tucker Carlson. | contradiction |
111,833 | hypothesis: They kept looking in the same direction. premise: He looked at her and she looked back. | contradiction |
102,351 | hypothesis: Janet didn't give a rat's ass about the two Bills. premise: (Click to read the question--but in brief, it had to do with why one guy named Bill had managed to discourage unwanted pursuit by a gal named Janet, when another guy named Bill had not.) | contradiction |
379,693 | hypothesis: He did the same with his. premise: He allowed his to do the same. | entailment |
285,041 | hypothesis: The Creole patois is based on French but has some influence by immigrants from Haiti. premise: There is a Creole patois, heavily influenced by immigrants from Haiti, but it's essentially based on French. | entailment |
239,835 | hypothesis: The volunteers are mostly graduate students in their twenties. premise: They found volunteers who will translate documents for free at www.volunteermatch.org. | neutral |
281,438 | hypothesis: Some implications that will be discussed include the immediate dismissal of all managers. premise: As required by generally accepted government auditing standards, GAO will hold an exit conference with agency officials at the end of the data collection and analysis phase to (1) validate the factual accuracy... | neutral |
334,513 | hypothesis: The are no distinguishable reasons for it. premise: We find these cases distinguishable for the reasons stated in Regional Management. | contradiction |
373,128 | hypothesis: We are brave deer that can leap away from any onrushing truck coming our way. premise: Possibility the We the people are like terrified rabbits frozen in the glare of the onrushing headlights of the great big truck that is G.W. | contradiction |
240,705 | hypothesis: Jon looked to Adrin. premise: Adrin looked to Jon. | contradiction |
293,766 | hypothesis: Elinks' theory was not used as rationale for creating policies. premise: Liberal social scientists latched onto Elkins' theory as a rationale for creating policies to tear down the barriers that were impeding black advancement in the 1960s. | contradiction |
309,270 | hypothesis: The idea probably came to her quite abruptly. premise: Probably the idea came to her quite suddenly. | entailment |
285,742 | hypothesis: To be honest, Gorbachev is probably a satanist premise: no i wouldn't be surprised if Gorbachev wasn't a satanist wasn't a satanist i'm not kidding | entailment |
4,128 | hypothesis: He proved them wrong. premise: Well, he showed them. | entailment |
330,764 | hypothesis: It got up to 50 today. premise: yes and it managed to get up to about fifty this afternoon but it's been cloudy overcast and threatening rain all day | entailment |
316,582 | hypothesis: The postal services of other countries is similar. premise: Postal Service from industrial countries. | neutral |
303,107 | hypothesis: I go camping at least twice every month. premise: yeah i i enjoy camping i like getting out especially i don't i don't understand these people people take these camper trailers and stuff i mean that's that's not camping i mean that's like | neutral |
318,136 | hypothesis: You must be in your thirties. premise: thirty something | entailment |
345,227 | hypothesis: The paper was completely realistic. premise: I think the instinct stems from the paper's not unrealistic sense of its own power and responsibility. | contradiction |
131,897 | hypothesis: There is someone here right now none of us like. premise: And, naming no names, there's one in this house that none of us could ever abide! | neutral |
310,179 | hypothesis: He kept waiting and waiting. premise: He waited and waited. | entailment |
70,258 | hypothesis: Music and dance evenings are held at a restaurant. premise: Dionysos Restaurant at Limnes near egios Nikelaos also holds music and dance evenings. | entailment |
311,660 | hypothesis: Postage and goods expenses. premise: Source for householdlevel postage expenditures and other non-durable goods expenditures. | entailment |
242,430 | hypothesis: You should appreciate that women are free to not take care of themselves. premise: And you can't help but be glad that women these days are at least being told to take care of themselves. | contradiction |
177,406 | hypothesis: Clinton is only worried about winning one particular case. premise: The executive privilege ruling is a big so-what for Safire and Juan Williams ( Fox News Sunday ). Clinton doesn't really mind losing individual court cases as long as losing buys him time. | neutral |
233,620 | hypothesis: They all stayed in the room and Poirot told me to stay where I was. premise: Mr. Poirot, here, will show me the way." As they all went out of the room, Poirot turned and made me a sign to follow him upstairs. | contradiction |
56,198 | hypothesis: Tommy almost protested Sir James' words, but Sir James wouldn't stop speaking. premise: It was lucky for you she happened to er take a fancy to you. Tommy appeared about to protest, but Sir James went on. | entailment |
123,135 | hypothesis: He never finished any of the houses, we're starting a lawsuit. premise: and he never quite has finished any one of the houses that he's done i mean there's always just one little detail that | neutral |
262,101 | hypothesis: Besides being spared from destruction, the town of Bayeux was the first to receive relief goods. premise: The first French town to be liberated in World War II (on the day after D-Day), Bayeux was blessedly preserved from destruction. | neutral |
95,105 | hypothesis: Do you know their names? premise: was it are they young do you know how old they are | contradiction |
88,927 | hypothesis: Restaurant performances were usually shorter than three hours. premise: A fully realized performance could go on for two or three hours (shorter in restaurant recitals). | entailment |
390,979 | hypothesis: The colorful tapestry offers a very clear and frequently funny image of what life was like at William's court. premise: No dreary piece of obscure medieval decoration, the beautifully colored tapestry gives a vivid and often humorous picture of life at William's court, with insights into medieval cooking, ... | entailment |
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