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272,138 | hypothesis: weak security is scarce premise: weak security continues to be a widespread problem that places critical and sensitive | contradiction |
332,033 | hypothesis: 26 studies were recommended by Viscous in 1992. premise: The Alternative Estimate addresses this issue by using an estimate of the value of statistical life that is based only on the set of five contingent valuation studies included in the larger set of 26 studies recommended by Viscusi (1992) as applicable... | entailment |
14,832 | hypothesis: Miss Howard never made any attempt to impersonate Alfred Inglethorp. premise: At six o'clock, Miss Howard, disguised as Alfred Inglethorp, enters the chemist's shop, with her story about a dog, obtains the strychnine, and writes the name of Alfred Inglethorp in John's handwriting, which she had previously ... | contradiction |
25,761 | hypothesis: The United States Postal Service had a man testify for them. premise: Peter Bernstein, testifying for the United States Postal Service in Docket | entailment |
326,435 | hypothesis: Topham did not have a smile on his face. premise: And Topham's face was sober when he had finished. | entailment |
58,811 | hypothesis: When you own a car, you have to continue to pay tax on it every year. premise: oh so once you buy a vehicle and you pay you pay the sales tax that's it they don't tax you on it anymore | contradiction |
79,896 | hypothesis: Don't insult the seller by making your counter-offer unbelievably low, but don't accept it either. premise: Don't accept it but don't insult the vendor with a ludicrously low counter-offer. | entailment |
239,868 | hypothesis: Being a security guard would be really boring. premise: yeah and boy does that stink uh that's the same way here uh and they have more freedom i mean i understand that i mean i'm not i mean you can't be everywhere all the time and i'm sure that they have searches and everything but i mean the weapons that t... | contradiction |
364,077 | hypothesis: I wish everyone would get out to vote no matter how bad they are. premise: you know are the ones that don't uh don't really uh show up every year because they can't seem to to decide which are the good aspects and which are the bad aspects of a candidate | neutral |
158,276 | hypothesis: North Hampton is where I grew up, as I am from Main. premise: North Hampton uh-huh i'm from Maine originally | neutral |
287,909 | hypothesis: This decision played into why I lost my business. premise: and uh course i guess i guess i've been purged from their records i used to have an American Express uh back when i had my business i got one | neutral |
226,138 | hypothesis: The animal went down hard. premise: The horse fell heavily to the ground. | entailment |
351,997 | hypothesis: He would then admit to the crime, and be imprisoned for life. premise: He would then produce his irreproachable alibi ”and, hey presto, he was safe for life!" | contradiction |
304,506 | hypothesis: I knew the hole in the ozone stayed there. premise: yeah well that's that's yeah that had that had been the thing that had always i mean i i i have always thought about the ozone layer as sort of like a layer and it would move around i didn't know that the hole just stayed there you know i guess i i don't i... | contradiction |
3,685 | hypothesis: The command and control approach is the cheapest approach. premise: This approach is vastly more effective, and cheaper - two-thirds cheaper - than the traditional command-and-control approach. | contradiction |
144,295 | hypothesis: The cemetery is the liveliest meeting place. premise: The liveliest meeting-place is around the handsome Renaissance Fontaine des Innocents, once part of a cemetery. | contradiction |
18,135 | hypothesis: This site has been designed specifically with new members in mind. premise: This site provides standards, guidance, and information on internal auditing best practices for its members. | neutral |
191,027 | hypothesis: The hotel has a completely different name. premise: Don't confuse the Villa Serbelloni with the luxury lakefront hotel of the same name. | contradiction |
193,683 | hypothesis: He was overly obsessed with the coffee and this would lead nowhere good premise: I could have told him from the beginning that this obsession of his over the coffee was bound to end in a blind alley, but I restrained my tongue. | entailment |
246,833 | hypothesis: I don't think that it's appropriate to express individualism in your dress. premise: uh i don't like that i don't i think there should be individuality in dressing | entailment |
378,304 | hypothesis: The west bank of the Nile is much more modern. premise: The west bank of the Nile is home to the modern university and seemingly endless residential suburbs, but two attractions lie on or close to the river. | entailment |
301,480 | hypothesis: Lord Mandeville was given much by the Duke of Manchester, including the town itself. premise: The town was laid out in 1816 and named for Lord Mandeville, the eldest son of the Duke of Manchester, after whom Manchester Parish was named. | neutral |
172,802 | hypothesis: Malls still avoid bringing in upscale department stores. premise: Upscale department stores have arrived at suburban malls in recent years, challenging the stalwarts like Sears and Dillard's. | contradiction |
158,968 | hypothesis: He only had to go to one shift on any given day. premise: And he was doing just fine until it was time to go to his second shift at 1-0 Computer Associates, where he had been working on a program for the management of empty space in staff lockers in telecommunications companies. | contradiction |
15,396 | hypothesis: My house is full of carpets. premise: no there's no carpet in the house right now | contradiction |
356,995 | hypothesis: Road time posted can only be judged on one criterion. premise: There is only one criterion on which to judge road time posted. | entailment |
208,477 | hypothesis: Tommy thought so and acted on the information. premise: I thought as much, said Tommy with satisfaction. | neutral |
360,976 | hypothesis: This was a haven for movie stars in the 1930s and continues to cater exclusively to them in the present. premise: This haven for film stars and golf proseince the 1930s now caters to a broad spectrum of visitors. | contradiction |
51,321 | hypothesis: Corporations are actively involved in all local concerns. premise: One of the realities of corporations, after all, is that they're somewhat isolated from local concerns. | contradiction |
313,558 | hypothesis: We are contributing to the subcommittee's work to improve the federal government. premise: We are pleased to be here today to contribute to the Subcommittee's ongoing efforts to identify ways to improve the management and performance of the federal government. | entailment |
138,169 | hypothesis: Some are struggling to live in Salvador. premise: well when you take a a situation where i think in particular in Salvador where there is a significant under under class excuse me and that uh having a a a lot of difficulty uh surviving uh the question is would they you know would they be better off under co... | entailment |
264,362 | hypothesis: Alexandria and Athens were known for their splendor and pomp. premise: The first Caesarea, built in 22 10 b.c. , is said to have been Herod's attempt to rival the pomp and splendour of the ports of Alexandria and Athens. | entailment |
166,113 | hypothesis: It doesn't have much use during the Summer, so we usually take it down. premise: and it's pretty nice especially during the Summer it keeps everything wet instead of wilting | contradiction |
277,400 | hypothesis: It's hard to not work. premise: but uh even now i would i would like to not have to work in some ways it it's a kind of pull and tug on the other hand | neutral |
161,199 | hypothesis: Do not return Kennewick Man to his tribe regardless of the outcome of the validity of the evidence. premise: If such evidence is present, return Kennewick Man to his rightful tribal reservation. | contradiction |
209,883 | hypothesis: The Sporades islands were once exclusively owned by an independent sailing fraternity. premise: Part of Greece from the moment of statehood, the Sporades islands see many Greek mainland visitors, and were once the exclusive domain of an independent sailing fraternity. | entailment |
119,556 | hypothesis: The student aid program is mismanaged. premise: identified the management of student financial aid programs, with more than $150 billion in outstanding student loans, as being at high-risk to waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement. | neutral |
193,624 | hypothesis: I don't get calls. premise: exactly uh and at the same time i think that i receive on on the order of uh probably seven or eight a week calls of the nature where one wishes that there were a convenient way to just hang up on it | contradiction |
72,653 | hypothesis: Performance measures of the electric power industry. premise: 9 efficiency/energy intensity of the electric power industry | entailment |
197,726 | hypothesis: When they truly arrive, the Rocket will just be forgotten in history as having demonstrated nothing. premise: And when they truly arrive, I predict that the Rocket will be remembered as a The first demonstration that reading a book didn't require paper, ink, or even an overhead light. | contradiction |
243,100 | hypothesis: Lilith is almost able to be ignored and instead viewed as a packaging of the hottest. premise: It's almost possible to ignore the exclusion of male artists and think of Lilith as a savvy packaging of the hottest ... | entailment |
24,187 | hypothesis: There are lots of white ramshackle tombs there. premise: Numerous other rulers followed him, creating a veritable city of the dead with each tomb more elaborate or brightly decorated than the last. | contradiction |
237,753 | hypothesis: The House Republicans are normally known as the Band. premise: One is the Band, sometimes called the House Republicans. | entailment |
239,946 | hypothesis: I told him everything I remembered from the day before. premise: I told him of my awakening, of Mrs. Inglethorp's dying words, of her husband's absence, of the quarrel the day before, of the scrap of conversation between Mary and her mother-inlaw that I had overheard, of the former quarrel between Mrs. Ingl... | entailment |
135,116 | hypothesis: The Executive Improving Mission Performance Through Strategic Information Management and Technology is from July 2001. premise: Executive Improving Mission Performance Through Strategic Information Management and Technology (GAO/AIMD-94-115, May 1994). | contradiction |
203,540 | hypothesis: The EPA resubmitted all eight requests. premise: EPA has resubmitted all eight requests based on reduced reporting and recordkeeping requirements resulting from changed requirements in the final rule. | entailment |
179,924 | hypothesis: All the wonderful highways have been destroyed and is no longer operational. premise: yeah that's true a lot of them still out there like all these wonderful highways in West Virginia and no one knows why | contradiction |
114,801 | hypothesis: I enjoy basketball too. premise: yeah i i enjoy that but what do you where do you | neutral |
108,030 | hypothesis: Circumvention of of internal control is an illegal act. premise: Fraud, illegal acts, and other noncompliance often result from the lack, or circumvention, of internal control. | neutral |
333,637 | hypothesis: What do you reckon we will receive? premise: so what do you think we're going to get | entailment |
92,749 | hypothesis: During the Kennedy era the Secret Service had an annual budget of about $4 million. premise: During the Kennedy era, the Secret Service employed fewer than 500 people and had an annual budget of about $4 million. | entailment |
217,842 | hypothesis: Japp, you will go to Styles now? premise: See, then, my good Japp, you go at once to Styles?" | entailment |
50,056 | hypothesis: They stood for minutes, between him and the stairs. premise: They were still between him and the stairs. | neutral |
238,563 | hypothesis: Sultan Orhan often liked to play practical jokes on Karagez and Hacivat. premise: Karagez and Hacivat were fellow labourers whose practical jokes incurred the wrath of Sultan Orhan. | contradiction |
62,379 | hypothesis: There is no more tape to be found anywhere. premise: pretty much used up the tape i guess | neutral |
8,330 | hypothesis: The program has a half-life of 50 years. premise: Over the 41-year life of the program, the time necessary to ensure a complete fleet turnover, EPA estimates that the total costs will be $3. | contradiction |
26,518 | hypothesis: I thought extensively about that. premise: really yeah i hadn't thought about that um-hum | contradiction |
310,841 | hypothesis: Pico Ruivo is deep in the valley. premise: At 1,862 m (6,109 ft), Pico Ruivo, the rooftop of Madeira, is only 62 m (209 ft) higher than Pico do Arieiro, but much less accessible. | contradiction |
86,441 | hypothesis: Your previous employer offered 2 weeks of vacation each year. premise: yeah uh i guess uh what what kind of typical vacation programs uh vacation plans do do the companies have that you've worked for uh so far as when you get vacation and how much | neutral |
69,792 | hypothesis: The intoxicating blend is similar to most other blends. premise: It is neither European nor Oriental, but an unparalleled and intoxicating blend; it is, quite simply, unique. | contradiction |
367,986 | hypothesis: The Federal Register did not allow for publications. premise: Rather, publication in the Federal Register was treated as providing notice to the SBA. | contradiction |
378,947 | hypothesis: The cybersages could see all, nothing could hide from them. premise: How could cybersages have such a blind spot? | contradiction |
103,728 | hypothesis: In fact, Falwell was correct from the start. premise: (Turns out Falwell was right all along.) | entailment |
367,812 | hypothesis: Not many people know about that or how to take advantage of that. premise: you know that's something that's something fairly new and not a lot of people take advantage of it but it's you know it's use it or lose it and i | neutral |
100,467 | hypothesis: Soon enough to help the environment and character. premise: By the late 1990s, a new emphasis on quality and, especially in the Balearics, on safeguarding the environment had finally taken root'too late for many environmentalists, but hopefully still in time to preserve much of the natural beauty and unique... | entailment |
220,252 | hypothesis: The environment nestled in the Blue Mountains is adorned with original art. premise: A tranquil environment nestled in verdant foothills of the Blue Mountains, decorated throughout with original art. | entailment |
85,969 | hypothesis: The software was for employees. premise: It came installed with 'Multivista', a version for employees in firms trading in consumer waste storage permits called Ultimate during office hours. | entailment |
259,659 | hypothesis: If you have strong legs you can climb up the 300 steps to the platform to get a great view of the city. premise: The stout-limbed can follow his example, and start by climbing the 300-odd stairs to the platform just below the steeple for a fine view over the city. | entailment |
372,594 | hypothesis: The participant was being paid $20 an hour to report his findings. premise: A participant added that earlier mandatory internal control reporting probably would have surfaced problems with ineffective boards of directors and audit committees. | neutral |
186,206 | hypothesis: I mowed my grass for the first time last year. premise: last year this is i'm almost ashamed to admit it but last year for the very first time i did mow the grass my first time in my whole life | entailment |
159,075 | hypothesis: He guilted those from Florence into destroying their possessions. premise: At the Carnival of 1494, he shamed the Florentines into throwing their vanities not only clothes, jewelry, and cosmetics, but books and paintings, with Botticelli contributing some of his own onto a giant fire on the Piazza della S... | entailment |
239,181 | hypothesis: Parolees can change if they want to because everyone has what it takes to change. premise: The flip side is that parolees who want to go straight often can make it if they are literate, civil, and can stay off drugs, remain sober, and get a job. | neutral |
192,930 | hypothesis: I think you're telling the truth. premise: 'You've got to be kidding.' | contradiction |
962 | hypothesis: Advertisers urge us to do things. premise: Advertisers frequently urge us to rebel, and they frequently urge us to conform. | entailment |
327,351 | hypothesis: The Victorians wanted to promote their history to increase tourism. premise: The Victorians reworked the history and legends of Scotland to add romantic, neo-Gothic touches. | neutral |
170,689 | hypothesis: The moonlight shone on things. premise: His black eyes flared in the red moonlight. | entailment |
257,986 | hypothesis: The national survey is designed to verify the findings. premise: efficient, since the national survey would not be a fishing expedition but targeted to verify initial findings. | entailment |
31,412 | hypothesis: In addition to attracting antique dealers, Gion has an art gallery. premise: Gion is a global magnet for collectors and dealers of Japanese antiques. | neutral |
159,762 | hypothesis: Community-service agencies are often lacking in funds due to mismanagement. premise: Only a tiny fraction of volunteers assist needy children and seniors, and most community-service agencies are badly mismanaged. | neutral |
392,189 | hypothesis: The FDA stated that the rule would result in more product recalls. premise: Additionally, the FDA states that the rule will result in fewer product recalls and better product quality. | contradiction |
37,748 | hypothesis: It may be true that Gandhi and JP II overthrew tyranny. premise: , Buckley) argue that Gandhi and JP II overthrew tyranny. | neutral |
154,421 | hypothesis: I heard of something similar. premise: oh i've never heard of that | neutral |
338,796 | hypothesis: They let out a shrill, klaxon-like noise as they rose. premise: They rose like a Banshee jet. | neutral |
386,336 | hypothesis: The IRS systems tax processing operations is not at risk. premise: IRS Systems Tax Processing Operations and Data Still at Risk Due to Serious Weaknesses (GAO/AIMD-97-49, April 8, 1997) | contradiction |
188,974 | hypothesis: The man was in a hurry and did not have time to explain. premise: That's all right, he said quickly. | neutral |
69,728 | hypothesis: No one I talk has a discover card. premise: right do you have the Discover card | contradiction |
154,581 | hypothesis: The commission won't address any of the interested persons comment. premise: The Commission afforded interested persons the opportunity to comment on the proposed rule, and the Commission's Report and Order addresses these comments. | contradiction |
250,125 | hypothesis: A lot of people decide to go nude at Paradise Beach. premise: Paradise Beach, a clothing-optional beach, is probably the most famous, with nonstop music that lasts well into the early hours of the morning. | neutral |
334,898 | hypothesis: When I studied the room, yes. premise: When I examined the room, yes. | entailment |
52,024 | hypothesis: All of us tired of having so much of that while stationed in Essex with the army. premise: We had us plenty of it in the army." | neutral |
190,229 | hypothesis: The Pan-Ionic League was formed as a response to external aggression. premise: By the eighth century b.c. the 12 main city-states of Ionia, including Ephesus, Priene, and Miletus, had formed what was known as the Pan-Ionic League. | neutral |
124,657 | hypothesis: The growth rate in the country is very slow. premise: In spite of high unemployment and separatist rumblings, the country's economic growth rate remained one of the highest in all of western Europe throughout the 1980s. | contradiction |
250,616 | hypothesis: There's nothing Susan could gain if she could read what this rock had meant. premise: If only Susan could read the visions of such a rock, what might they learn of them? | contradiction |
175,714 | hypothesis: This is the situation the U.S implies. premise: This is the scenario implied by U.S. | entailment |
116,576 | hypothesis: Elton John singed at Diana's funeral, instead of italian singer Pavarotti. premise: It was not Pavarotti who sang at Diana's funeral, it was Elton John. | entailment |
20,978 | hypothesis: He was born on April 6, 1862. premise: He was foaled on April sixth in sixty-two. | neutral |
3,051 | hypothesis: Their service was not good, though their food was decent. premise: well trained i guess and they didn't do a very neat job in cleaning the tables off and when the waitresses came they she just put all of the clean utensils and everything right on top of these dirty tables | neutral |
330,819 | hypothesis: There were no horses to be found. premise: Near them were five other horses mounted by four men and one woman. | contradiction |
217,805 | hypothesis: It is not dishonest to make these claims. premise: But it's dishonest or naive to claim that that moment has arrived. | contradiction |
295,870 | hypothesis: I want to do something besides fight. premise: I left Tog Veel and came here to learn more, to find a purpose other than just the pit fights. | entailment |
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