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335,708 | hypothesis: The largest castle in Japan is located in Osaka. premise: The gigantic castle he erected at Osaka was the biggest Japan had ever seen, requiring a work force of 30,000 men. | neutral |
5,225 | hypothesis: The decision will probably be upheld. premise: Its decision, which Tribe defended before the court earlier this month, is almost certain to be reversed, probably on textualist grounds. | contradiction |
385,248 | hypothesis: Doctor Bittel's book left out a chapter on how to manage engineers. premise: by a main man named uh Doctor Bittel B I T T E L and it's a very layman's uh uh approach towards managing different types of people and the very last chapter and i haven't figured out why that one was last is how to manage engineer... | contradiction |
37,454 | hypothesis: I only walk you know, to get a little exercise. premise: and i you know i walk i don't ride so you know i get a little exercise there too so | entailment |
190,881 | hypothesis: Workload doesn't expand to Vietnam standards issues premise: Workload expands-to Vietnam standards issues | contradiction |
50,924 | hypothesis: There was no fire to be seen. premise: Fire gushed up upon the horizon. | contradiction |
325,105 | hypothesis: My girlfriend goes for the social aspect and walks around and talks to people. premise: well i don't you know a lot of people i have a girlfriend that goes for the social aspect of it and she walks around talks to people and and | entailment |
144,586 | hypothesis: I don't care where you go. premise: and where do you go | contradiction |
251,655 | hypothesis: The book discusses the fate of the black college, the Harlem Renaissance, and the participation of African-American intellectuals in government during World War II. premise: As the book discusses the fate of the black college, or the Harlem Renaissance, or the participation of African-American intellectual... | entailment |
22,735 | hypothesis: Peter looked up from his papers at his desk. premise: 'You're sure you can be ready so quickly?' Peter Greuze asked, from behind his gigantic desk. | neutral |
45,337 | hypothesis: She is attending college in Pennsylvania. premise: she met a girl she's going to the University of Pennsylvania in in Philadelphia and uh she just met a girl from um i think | entailment |
110,576 | hypothesis: Chinese shophouses haven't changed at all. premise: Visitors see the traditional juxtaposed with the modern among Chinatown shophouses, among the vibrancy and aromas of popular night markets, and even in the modern shopping centers. | contradiction |
212,559 | hypothesis: There is a round the coast road. premise: Due to geographical and historical factors, no one has ever built a round-the-coast road, thus many of the best beaches can be reached only by dusty trails more suitable for horses and carts than buses. | contradiction |
290,618 | hypothesis: Their plan to frame John Cavendish was a failure. premise: They arranged a plan to throw suspicion on John Cavendish, by buying strychnine at the village chemist's, and signing the register in his hand-writing. | neutral |
31,308 | hypothesis: This is very old, but I remember who's in it. premise: yeah it's it's pretty new uh i'm trying to think who it's got in it | contradiction |
285,532 | hypothesis: Never Australia premise: or even Australia! | contradiction |
14,819 | hypothesis: According to William Safire, Jesuitical has a sense that does not include overtones of subtle moralistic reasoning. premise: William Safire argues that Jesuitical has by now developed a sense devoid of any overtones of subtle, intricate, moralistic reasoning, informed by a rigorous logic is his definition. | entailment |
358,307 | hypothesis: Terms like a department or establishment or codification can be used to define the same thing. premise: Before the codification, the relevant term was adepartment or establishment,- defined in 31 U.S.C. | entailment |
313,699 | hypothesis: Istiklal Caddesi used to be where embassies were found. premise: From the Tenel exit, restored 1920s street-cars clang their way along Istiklal Caddesi (street), once lined with the palatial embassies of foreign powers. | entailment |
87,991 | hypothesis: He wanted to capture 191 Mr. Brown so the organization would crumble. premise: With 191 Mr. Brown unmasked and captured he believed, rightly or wrongly, that the whole organization would crumble ignominiously and instantaneously. | neutral |
356,562 | hypothesis: varlet was retired with the wave of a hand. premise: Retire, varlet, he said, with a wave of his hand. | entailment |
354,345 | hypothesis: The church is not a place to find artifacts of local history. premise: Wander around the church (13th 15th century) to find some interesting artifacts of local history. | contradiction |
5,239 | hypothesis: The Irish ended up being driven to the western side of the Shannon. premise: There was a massive dispossession of the Irish from their fertile lands in the east, and they were driven west of the Shannon; in Cromwell's phrase they could go to Hell or Connaught. | entailment |
237,308 | hypothesis: What if they were healthy? premise: well what about if somebody was um is sick say they have AIDS or something | contradiction |
226,406 | hypothesis: One he submitted an article that had high confidence intervals but the department didn't want to even review it. premise: He once submitted an article with 95% confidence intervals and it was rejected because it had no p values. | neutral |
333,796 | hypothesis: Managers are asked to focus strictly on the financial measures. premise: Increasingly, managers also focus on measuring reliability, responsiveness, and customer satisfaction, which in the eyes of senior management are just as important as strictly financial measures. | contradiction |
241,548 | hypothesis: You are trying to accept that legal services are rare for the poor. premise: This is another step in trying to realize that. | neutral |
379,426 | hypothesis: Bork instructed us on how to hold the globe in the center of everything. premise: How do we hold the globe in the center of everything?" Bork shrugged. | contradiction |
196,269 | hypothesis: Samna and PFM are mandatory at this point. premise: uh yeah i do that i i do uh some Lotus on it uh do some uh Samna some uh PFM uh nothing extremely complex | neutral |
293,742 | hypothesis: They cycle through things very quickly. premise: but Calloway's has kept theirs forever so | contradiction |
79,350 | hypothesis: The Jules Verne themed 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea program takes place aboard an observatory boat. premise: For something more high-tech, Eilat offers 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea aboard the Jules Verne mobile underwater observatory boat. | entailment |
115,048 | hypothesis: He has many titles, which one does he write under? premise: and what line does he write under what title does he | neutral |
25,500 | hypothesis: The gate is to the west. premise: Through the western Seishomon Gate is the Shishinden ceremonial hall, where emperors are enthroned a privilege retained by Kyoto after the move to Tokyo and where New Year's audiences are held. | entailment |
77,518 | hypothesis: Advertising mail does include stuffers, especially in bills. premise: Advertising mail does not include advertising stuffers, i.e., advertising mail sent enclosed with other items such as bills. | contradiction |
233,778 | hypothesis: China's leaders have committed some atrocious crimes. premise: China's leaders have drawn conclusions from the collapse of the Soviet that if they allow dissent or take steps toward democracy, they will be dead or jailed in a decade; and that no amount of economic benefit is worth the destruction of their ... | neutral |
340,734 | hypothesis: States need to display progress when trying to reach goals. premise: States must show reasonable progress in their state implementation plans toward the congressionally mandated goal of returning to natural conditions in national parks and wilderness areas. | entailment |
280,736 | hypothesis: Exxon would not be able to compete with the other places here. premise: we don't have too many Exxon stations out this way | neutral |
368,077 | hypothesis: Chechnya's Southern mountains are home to rebels. premise: So the rebels can melt away and join their comrades in Chechnya's southern mountains. | entailment |
88,943 | hypothesis: My liver is worth $50,000. premise: Then probably my liver, or whatever else is valuable, working their way up-' | neutral |
351,490 | hypothesis: The fresco was destroyed by angered members of the cult of Dionysis. premise: The mysteries are those depicted in a vast fresco of a young woman's initiation into the cult of Dionysius of Greek origin. | contradiction |
44,701 | hypothesis: Something different. premise: Something else altogether. | entailment |
19,264 | hypothesis: Reporting at the entity level should be more specific than at the governmentwide level. premise: The determination of the most relevant information to be presented should be made by the preparer; however, reporting at the entity level shall be more specific than at the governmentwide level. | entailment |
102,919 | hypothesis: What is TI in your opinion? premise: and what is TI | neutral |
38,896 | hypothesis: He could have laughed because his feelings were so illogical. premise: His feelings were so illogical he could have laughed at them, only he had no laughter left. | entailment |
173,013 | hypothesis: The legislation does not need to pass by next Thursday. premise: The legislation must pass the hearing stage by next Thursday. | contradiction |
3,649 | hypothesis: It wouldn't take you long to walk to Plattsburgh. premise: you're at yeah you're right across the uh lake from what Plattsburgh | neutral |
273,964 | hypothesis: Controls on information technology must evolve in response to rapid changes. premise: Because information technology changes rapidly, controls must evolve to remain effective. | entailment |
239,822 | hypothesis: There is an argument premise: no oh goodness no you don't even you don't even realize it you know | neutral |
155,713 | hypothesis: Bauer was accused of flirting with McClard. premise: Unable to formulate a precise allegation, one reporter asked Bauer whether his behavior with McClard had been flirtatious or in any way different from how you interact with other aides ( no). | entailment |
212,874 | hypothesis: Stephen Kinzer talked to some men then got ready to leave. premise: In 1987, Stephen Kinzer of the New York Times encountered a contra patrol in northern Nicaragua, chatted with the men amicably for an hour or so, and then got ready to leave. | entailment |
9,054 | hypothesis: In a.d. 711, a Muslim invasion came from Saudi Arabia. premise: In a.d. 711 a great Muslim invasion fleet from North Africa crossed the Strait of Gibraltar. | contradiction |
361,806 | hypothesis: The weight is tough to handle. premise: No, I'll bear the weight of it myself, and not burden you with it. | neutral |
242,983 | hypothesis: Every pro bono lawyer meets their demand premise: These legal aid groups and the individuals providing pro bono services do a commendable job, but they cannot meet the demand. | contradiction |
80,010 | hypothesis: That is not okay. premise: That's OK. | contradiction |
238,399 | hypothesis: The oldest form of theater is the easiest to perform. premise: This is the oldest theatrical form, strictly speaking, and also the most austere and demanding. | contradiction |
248,526 | hypothesis: No matter how much money you raise, you cannot meet the governor. premise: If you want to be a really big Fish, you can become a cohost of this event by committing to raise $5,000, which will get you into a special VIP reception with the governor, the e-mail said. | contradiction |
356,003 | hypothesis: All of our trees were very short. premise: yeah and we had a tree that was um like seventeen foot tall or something like that and he said no no i am not taking the tree you know i mean every time we went outside he'd look at something that was humongous you know no we're not taking that | contradiction |
74,732 | hypothesis: What did she mean to say by 'on the top of the wardrobe'? premise: What did she mean by 'On the top of the wardrobe'? | neutral |
219,430 | hypothesis: There weren't much expansion and growth in Borneo in the 1800s because of a lack of competent individuals. premise: In the 19th century, Borneo remained relatively undeveloped. | neutral |
11,499 | hypothesis: There are a number of ways to get to the ground floor. premise: Take the right-hand stairs down from the platform to the ground floor. | neutral |
367,349 | hypothesis: Soap operas and boring so she never watches those. premise: and i think she did some work at a thrift store so as long as she was gone for about four hours well maybe three she would tape soap operas | contradiction |
24,647 | hypothesis: I am able to see many different perspectives, even though it's very complicated. premise: well i think it's a very very complicated and i sort of i see perspectives on all sides uh and i've really | entailment |
265,860 | hypothesis: Newt Gingrich does not care about being popular. premise: The leaders of the Band socialize with the Jocks--before he was expelled last year, Band leader Newton Gingrich briefly challenged Clinton for Most Popular--but rank-and-file Bandits detest the Jocks and Poms. | contradiction |
289,923 | hypothesis: They are going home for a family member's death. premise: Will be sent home on furloughs. | neutral |
324,614 | hypothesis: i'm still put off my some vegetables but healthy eating information motivates me to eat well premise: yeah it's strange because well it it's not strange because i use to be the same way and i'm even to this day you know some vegetables really turn me off but when you read so much information that says this... | entailment |
270,551 | hypothesis: The anthropology was for Yeats' car. premise: The subjects of this anthropology looked at Yeats' stylish black London suit--he was always a careful, poetic dresser--and took him to be a proselytizing clergyman. | contradiction |
43,537 | hypothesis: Thorn grabbed the masked figure who cut at him. premise: Thorn had clutched just in time, grabbing the masked figure who cut at him. | entailment |
179,365 | hypothesis: There are restrictions. premise: includes no restrictions on the provision of legal assistance by LSC recipients to aliens. | contradiction |
359,529 | hypothesis: It was first built in the middle of the desert a long way from the Nile. premise: Originally built on an island in the Nile, it was already semi-submerged following the building of the first Aswan Dam in 1900. | contradiction |
114,035 | hypothesis: There are lots of benefits to the FGD and ACI working together. premise: Other benefits, such as a single mobilization, a single construction manager, and sharing of large construction equipment for the two projects exist, but they are not expected to make a significant difference due to the difference in ... | entailment |
68,675 | hypothesis: Most critics find her monologues to be boring. premise: Most critics find her angry monologues about rape and Jesse Helms obvious and dull (Linda Winer, Newsday ). Predictably, conservatives pronounce her smut unworthy of government funding. | entailment |
386,271 | hypothesis: The artery between the Mediterranean and the Red sea hurt the European Empires. premise: This manmade artery linking the Mediterranean with the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, allowed a much quicker journey time from Europe to the Middle East, India, and the Far East when it was opened in 1869, a great aid to... | contradiction |
221,944 | hypothesis: There are no displays left from the 12th century. premise: Beautifully displayed are a range of icons dating from the 12th century, silver altar pieces and bejeweled vestments. | contradiction |
73,099 | hypothesis: I'm making $50,000 less than I could in the private sector. premise: I know that I'm not getting paid as much as I could in the private sector, but I'm doing a lot of good work for people who really need it. | neutral |
297,779 | hypothesis: All Christians have a duty to give to charity. premise: He recognized a Christian duty to charity but was gripped by a fear that his charity would be wasted, thereby incriminating him in sin. | neutral |
492 | hypothesis: It was left to rot. premise: After years of neglect it was restored, beginning in the mid-1970s, and opened to the public in 1984. | contradiction |
361,434 | hypothesis: There is only a volcano in the area which has destroyed natural landmarks. premise: There are bare volcanic crags soaring from deep valley bottoms, spectacular waterfalls, high plateaus, and ridged fells with bracken (thickets of ferns and shrubs) and heather. | contradiction |
36,870 | hypothesis: The programs might be configured in different ways. premise: Area of Inquiry--Does the configuration of programs within the state, within financial resources and subject to appropriate priority decisions under 45 C.F.R. | entailment |
85,771 | hypothesis: They've lived in that house for some time. premise: they've had their house that long | entailment |
196,806 | hypothesis: Madurai is an ancient city that shows heavy Chinese influences. premise: The ancient capital of the Pandya kings and one of the world's oldest cities, Madurai is still an important repository of Tamil culture. | contradiction |
195,516 | hypothesis: I pay him these wages so he will not need me to hold his hand. premise: At the wages I pay him, he knows better than to do any independent thinking. | contradiction |
388,917 | hypothesis: Healthcare insurance is my priority. premise: i think the the most important thing for me right now is is really the medical coverage | entailment |
372,326 | hypothesis: Maybe it is not impossible after all. premise: Yet perhaps it was no more impossible than all the rest of the things in this impossible world. | entailment |
53,028 | hypothesis: The NFL draft has not entered or been processed. premise: well when is the NFL draft hasn't has the NFL draft even gone yet | entailment |
275,476 | hypothesis: Altruistic parents want to leave money to their kids. premise: Altruistic parents would save the money from their tax cuts and leave it to the children, who must pay off all that government debt someday; that saving would hold interest rates down. | entailment |
387,869 | hypothesis: A recent article encouraged Noam Chomsky's theory. premise: A recent article in Science claimed to rebut Noam Chomsky's theory that our capacity for language is hard-wired in a particular--and uniquely human--module of the brain. | contradiction |
208,574 | hypothesis: He couldn't believe what he had presumed about his friends. premise: Every now and then he was aghast at his own presumption. | neutral |
329,262 | hypothesis: Man of La Mancha - that was so good! premise: i've seen Man of La Mancha and uh a few of those you know that in Boston and uh i enjoyed it thoroughly i really did | entailment |
59,293 | hypothesis: A stage two exists. premise: Stage Two. | entailment |
144,525 | hypothesis: According to the commentator, the attorney would have to continue with a representation when the court refuses to grant a withdrawal motion. premise: This commentator concluded that if the client agrees to the representation with the knowledge that the attorney must seek to withdraw under the rules, and the... | entailment |
145,368 | hypothesis: Don't raise taxes and just distribute it equally. premise: so just distribute it equally and not raise taxes | entailment |
59,386 | hypothesis: She loves the small building. premise: She loves the building, and they only moved out because the business had outgrown the space. | entailment |
309,038 | hypothesis: James Bond thinks he is very handsome. premise: But is there a man with a soul so dead, or a waist so big, that he does not smile and say, Bond, James Bond, when he looks at himself in the mirror fully attired? | neutral |
90,443 | hypothesis: Figure 4.1 illustrates that federal and nonfederal saving tend to be inversely related. premise: Figure 4.1 illustrates that federal and nonfederal saving, which consist mainly of private saving, tend to be inversely related. | entailment |
130,792 | hypothesis: That would award a CEO at least five years in jail. premise: and i bet that's illegal see if uh most company uh CEOs were to do that within their private company they'd be in jail | neutral |
66,545 | hypothesis: I want something I feel comfortable in, too. premise: i don't know i don't really i don't i want something i can drive too you know and i was scared to drive that big van | entailment |
296,954 | hypothesis: I had Mr. Cavendish's approval to put them with you. premise: I put them to you with Mr. Cavendish's full approval." | entailment |
12,787 | hypothesis: The expression is more common the past few years because of the political climate. premise: This expression appears occasionally throughout the history of inaugurals, but it has hit its stride in recent years. | neutral |
311,053 | hypothesis: To some GAO evaluators, it was an application of the case study method. premise: To some GAO evaluators, the instance was an application of the case study method, because we were looking at only a few sites or because we could not generalize or because actual subjects are being used for analysis of a specif... | entailment |
255,033 | hypothesis: There are no roads here. premise: There are few major roads in this area. | contradiction |
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