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205,254 | hypothesis: Saving today increases a nation's capacity to produce goods and services in the future, premise: Saving today increases a nation's capacity to produce goods and services in the future and, therefore, helps to increase the standard of living for future generations. | entailment |
229,454 | hypothesis: Parents can be threatened with imprisonment for child endangerment when allowing teenagers to run amok. premise: Parents can even be threatened with imprisonment themselves if their teen-agers run amok. | neutral |
76,783 | hypothesis: he sighed and tensed. premise: He sighed visibly when he saw Jon but tensed when he saw the importance in Jon's eyes. | entailment |
278,786 | hypothesis: Technology will be helpful in identifying, if any, fraud happening with the Medicaid program. premise: Texas lawmakers sought to reduce improper payments by mandating specific actions by responsible agencies, including the use of computer technology to identify and deter fraud and abuse in the Texas Medicai... | entailment |
241,528 | hypothesis: I stayed home with my kids when they were little. premise: yeah and so it was in my case i i just uh decided that as long as my kids were little i would be better off at home with them instead of driving myself crazy trying to do everything at once | entailment |
157,039 | hypothesis: Few people believe in AT&T's plan. premise: ATandT's plan, announced in February, to use wireless systems to offer local phone service has been widely dismissed as unconvincing. | entailment |
19,882 | hypothesis: They always welcome and implement any proposals he makes. premise: and uh every time he wants to cut one budget or do something else or try to do something you know they start screaming yelling they won't let him raise the taxes and and they they won't let him cut any programs and he's like what do you guys... | contradiction |
333,598 | hypothesis: People constantly comment on how the stepping into the Monte Palace Tropical Gardens is like stepping into a time machine. premise: The Jardim do Pal?¡cio do Monte (Monte Palace Tropical Gardens), a short walk east of the church, is firmly rooted in the past. | neutral |
161,039 | hypothesis: The events flowed into each other well. premise: Otherwise, he writes, the whole sequence of events is just too convenient. | neutral |
136,450 | hypothesis: It is down only for a couple hours. premise: and they made a dramatic effort of trying to reduce down time down to nothing and today uh i can't say that i can remember the last time it went down uh several months it's it's just up all the time now they take it down like on Sunday nights like for a couple of... | neutral |
329,531 | hypothesis: The island's vines were spared. premise: In 1852 the island's precious vines were blighted by mildew, wiping out an estimated 90 percent of the total crop. | contradiction |
20,489 | hypothesis: The mountains are tiny. premise: At 1,200 m (4,000 ft) and above in large mountain ranges, or as low as 600 m (2,000 ft) on small isolated mountains, the large trees and liana creepers give way to myrtle, laurel, and oak trees. | contradiction |
189,010 | hypothesis: The actresses were encouraged in their attempts to change rather than attacked. premise: But it is curious that these actresses should be attacked instead of encouraged in their efforts to change. | contradiction |
210,807 | hypothesis: They found me guilty at the trial and I'm sentenced to rape in prison. premise: Ah, mon ami, things are going badly, badly. In spite of myself, my heart gave a leap of relief. | neutral |
27,269 | hypothesis: I think that computers will be an important part of the future for humans. premise: I think humans and computers are compatible. | neutral |
150,072 | hypothesis: The Kamakura Municipal Museum of Modern Art has an exhibit of Japanese floral paintings. premise: The Kamakura Municipal Museum of Modern Art houses a collection of Japanese oil paintings, watercolors, wood block prints, and sculpture.The Kokuhokan (National Treasure Museum) has a fine collection of object... | neutral |
85,484 | hypothesis: One office recycled paper in order to save money. premise: One office saved $6,600 over about 33 months. | neutral |
209,783 | hypothesis: The reality of telephone systems for business is that it is very easy. premise: telephone systems to businesses and the potential there is fantastic the reality of it is it's tough | contradiction |
343,297 | hypothesis: The key to financing capital investment lies in gains on existing assets. premise: As discussed in section 2, it is saving from current income-not gains on existing assets-that is key to financing capital investment and increasing the nation's capacity to produce goods and services. | contradiction |
150,441 | hypothesis: The second study was conducted 5 years after the first study. premise: This was the 10 th study since 1975--and all studies showed similar problems. | neutral |
383,316 | hypothesis: Winnie the Pooh was name after a real bear from Canada. premise: And the fictional Winnie-the-Pooh was named for the real bear, a bear born in Canada who never relinquished his Canadian citizenship. | entailment |
320,777 | hypothesis: The doctor is trying to help me with my blood pressure. premise: no and uh unfortunately it shows i uh i'm supposed to i'm way overweight but uh i've had a problem with uh high blood pressure which of course is directly connected to it and my doctor's trying to get my blood pressure under control | entailment |
308,589 | hypothesis: Percentage of land owned by the Federal Government in each state. premise: PERCENT OF FEDERALLY OWNED LAND IN EACH STATEl | entailment |
239,892 | hypothesis: Big trouble is a story of historical entertainment about the Clinton white house years. premise: In a New Republic appreciation of his late friend J. Anthony Lukas, Alan Brinkley says Big Trouble is a story told with such wit, energy, and grace that it becomes a riotous, sprawling historical entertainment. | neutral |
248,139 | hypothesis: For achieving a DSM-IV diagnosis for alcohol dependence, he said CAGE performed best, with a sensitivity of 84 percent. premise: He reported that CAGE performed best, with a sensitivity of 84 percent, for a DSM-IV diagnosis of alcohol dependence. | entailment |
36,873 | hypothesis: Herodian is too far away for visitors to be able to see Jerusalem or Bethlehem. premise: For spectacular views of both Bethlehem and Jerusalem, and for countryside straight out of the Bible, take a trip 10 km (6 miles) southeast to Herodian. | contradiction |
295,205 | hypothesis: Mother Nature takes a lot of tax money to pay for hurricanes. premise: In the end, it seems, Mother Nature is just another welfare mom, ruining homes and taking billions of tax dollars to do it. | neutral |
176,348 | hypothesis: Steps of Auditting 1: Decide if the document premise: Audit Steps 1. Determine whether the solicitation document | entailment |
169,791 | hypothesis: The border between the fishery and its gift shop was porous. premise: Everywhere, the border between the museum and its gift shop is growing more porous. | contradiction |
121,552 | hypothesis: Maybe, I said regretfully, for I was greatly concerned about the fate of Alfred Inglethorp and worried that too good a scare would harm him. premise: Perhaps, I said doubtfully, for I was really quite indifferent to the fate of Alfred Inglethorp, and thought that a good fright would do him no harm. | contradiction |
226,101 | hypothesis: The farms were allowed to continue what they were doing. premise: Those farms got warning letters and will be inspected again, he said. | contradiction |
11,070 | hypothesis: A de-evolution of logic participant observation and educational ethnography premise: An Evolving Logic of Participant Observation, Educational Ethnography and Other Case Studies. | contradiction |
171,976 | hypothesis: Not a joke, that really will happen and we won't be able to purchase anymore. premise: no kidding no kidding | neutral |
166,403 | hypothesis: I don't think I could quantify it. premise: whoa oh gee well let's see i i don't think i could put a number on it uh i know that uh we have three kids and um my wife has uh two other sisters and one of her sisters has um two kids and then her brother has two kids going on three so there's there's plenty of... | entailment |
113,525 | hypothesis: SOmeone hit something. premise: I hit the ground. | entailment |
134,646 | hypothesis: there wont be enough for everybody premise: There will be enough for everybody! | contradiction |
147,268 | hypothesis: You are not concerned about your nation, in light of your heirs fortune. premise: When you know that your beloved heirs are going to, in essence, own the entire country, you tend to take a long-range view of the national interest. | contradiction |
285,600 | hypothesis: Many wars took place in the countrysides and towns like Flanders and Picardy. premise: The countryside, villages, and towns of Flanders, Picardy, Alsace, and Lorraine bear the scars of many wars. | entailment |
369,538 | hypothesis: The auditors need not include the scope of testing ever. premise: When providing an opinion on financial statements, auditors should include in their report on the financial statements either a (1) description of the scope of the auditors' testing of compliance with laws and regulations and internal control... | contradiction |
385,112 | hypothesis: Security includes dogs and metal detectors. premise: Are U.S. airports following required U.S. and international security procedures for passengers? | neutral |
182,630 | hypothesis: Saint Edwards was the school that had everything she was looking for. premise: and we went down uh to Saint Edwards and interviewed and it it just kind of met her her criteria it's a school of about twenty five hundred undergraduates on a gigantic big campus and it's in Austin's a nice city | entailment |
329,848 | hypothesis: They were leaving the ties alone. premise: They were quietly cutting through the ties binding the front of the train. | contradiction |
51,388 | hypothesis: The supply curves of workshare services are shown in the 4th figure. premise: The supply curves of workshare services, shown in Figure 4, are less informative. | entailment |
308,014 | hypothesis: When did all of my friends convert away from Hasidism? premise: By the way, since when do I have Hasidic friends? | contradiction |
271,922 | hypothesis: Most Greek cotton is used to make men's shirts. premise: Greek cotton is manufactured into a range of good value cool cotton clothing that is perfect for touring and exploring. | neutral |
358,964 | hypothesis: The EPA does not announce amendments. premise: The EPA has cited sections 202, 206, 208 and 301 of the Clean Air Act, as amended. | contradiction |
86,014 | hypothesis: The park was rated as the third most beautiful park in the world last year. premise: The park is at its liveliest in the summer, when music festivals and the popular Cinema en Plein Air (outdoor cinema) take place. | neutral |
18,496 | hypothesis: I just say what I am thinking. premise: 'I simply saying what comes to mind,' I huffed. | entailment |
282,608 | hypothesis: You have to watch it just once to totally get it. premise: i do too i mean they are just slapstick it you have to see those twice to catch everything | contradiction |
242,536 | hypothesis: She decided to spend the entire length of the party in the car. premise: She stayed in the car the whole time. | neutral |
270,684 | hypothesis: Yes, I can't think of anything else I could say. premise: yeah that's what i say because i i just | neutral |
111,074 | hypothesis: The most popular programs are more likely to have their funding extended. premise: REAPPROPRIATION -Enacted legislation that continues the availability of unexpended funds that expired or would otherwise expire. | neutral |
376,648 | hypothesis: My personality is perfect as it is, thank you very much; I have no need to cultivate it any further. premise: Also I must cultivate a personality. | contradiction |
64,434 | hypothesis: That works well for everyone involved then. premise: works pretty good then | neutral |
361,111 | hypothesis: Adrin dodged the demon's spear that was hurled toward him. premise: Adrin had already dodged. | neutral |
269,498 | hypothesis: By somebody that is dead? premise: by uh somebody who was there or | contradiction |
276,842 | hypothesis: Skating and biking are not allowed on the coastal paths. premise: Seaside fun is yours if you hit the coastal bike, skate, and jogging paths (for maps and guides, call 310/305-9545 or stop off at the Department of Beaches and Harbors' Visitor Information Ceter, at 4701 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey). | contradiction |
370,358 | hypothesis: Computer programmers work for TI. premise: oh well that's good that they're so casual i mean uh my brother works for TI and he's a computer programmer or computer engineer | entailment |
54,171 | hypothesis: Eastern Europe should be desperate for consumer goods, so we should profit handsomely. premise: i mean with Eastern Europe falling apart and their whole economic system falling apart they can that that we need to take real advantage of that | neutral |
376,373 | hypothesis: I have gotten better recently, so I would be a ten. premise: yeah well i think you'd probably have to put me at the at the ten area ten or nine | neutral |
265,542 | hypothesis: The Sacrista contains contains art works of religious significance. premise: The Sacrista (Sacristy) is an art museum within the cathedral. | neutral |
306,163 | hypothesis: Sir Ernest Heavywether manipulated the answers of the witnesses. premise: Sir Ernest Heavywether, who was famous all over England for the unscrupulous manner in which he bullied witnesses, only asked two questions. | neutral |
40,552 | hypothesis: Sure most people are still waiting to plant their gardens, but I've started mine indoors already. premise: While others are just dreaming of their gardens, mine is blossoming in the house. | entailment |
376,975 | hypothesis: When Japan invaded China, hundreds and thousands more soldiers arrived to conquer the country. premise: Hundreds of thousands more arrived in the 1930s when Japan invaded China. | neutral |
24,120 | hypothesis: Kuzak was also removed. premise: and that they kicked Michael Kuzak out did you know that | entailment |
375,792 | hypothesis: Interstate transport issues wouldn't be addressed by this. premise: It would also address interstate transport issues as they relate to meeting the new particulate matter and ozone air quality standards. | contradiction |
63,225 | hypothesis: You've never had a cat? premise: oh have you always had cats did yo u have them when you were a kid | contradiction |
24,620 | hypothesis: He had a look of awe as he stared at Hanson. premise: Such power-- Then he stopped, staring at Hanson while something almost like awe spread over his face. | entailment |
291,696 | hypothesis: There is only a background for the Show. premise: Today it forms the foreground for the seated part of the Sound and Light Show. | contradiction |
100,797 | hypothesis: Competition should be the gift of the fair-weather friends of deregulation. premise: But real competition should be the 20 th -anniversary gift bestowed on these fair-weather friends of deregulation. | entailment |
387,699 | hypothesis: pieces without Zip Codes are accepted, but with a surcharge. premise: 5) Handwritten addresses and pieces without Zip Codes are accepted without surcharge. | contradiction |
149,229 | hypothesis: Delivery time is divided into three route time, access time and load time premise: That analysis disaggregates street delivery time into three route time, access time, and load time. | entailment |
258,535 | hypothesis: It was rebuilt with better materials each rebuild. premise: It has been rebuilt several times after destruction by fire and earthquake, most recently in 1954, and again, to a lesser degree, in 1974. | neutral |
145,041 | hypothesis: Cowboys from Spain and Mexico were brought by the King, said the article. premise: To round them up, the King brought cowboys from Spain and Mexico, initiating the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) tradition. | neutral |
124,271 | hypothesis: Leith is a river that runs through Edinburgh. premise: The Shore formed around the mouth of the Waters of Leith, the narrow river running through Edinburgh. | entailment |
189,538 | hypothesis: Several people believe that Klayman is mentally ill. premise: Fine profiles of Klayman have recently appeared in Newsweek and the Washington Post . But the conventions of newspaper journalism are such that an objective reporter cannot render his own opinion that the subject has a screw loose. | neutral |
285,718 | hypothesis: He was paid to spill acid on Clinton. premise: He pours acid on Clinton because, well, that's what someone pays him to do. | entailment |
385,623 | hypothesis: Time put me on the cover. premise: Time puts the cigarette deal on the cover. | contradiction |
135,013 | hypothesis: They wanted to make the experience better for the end user. premise: Typically, CIOs serve as a bridge between top managers, IT professionals, and end users. | neutral |
157,322 | hypothesis: I have that knowledge, I am just not admitting to it. premise: How should I know? | neutral |
149,316 | hypothesis: The congressional work that they do takes place in the evening. premise: He says that they do their congressional work during the day and do media in the evening. | contradiction |
115,896 | hypothesis: Tell me the difference between office paper waste and newspapers. premise: uh maybe you could tell me what is the difference between office paper waste and just like newspapers | entailment |
173,483 | hypothesis: He came here to get a better education. premise: and the only reason he came here was because the education is much so much better for those who will go after it | entailment |
378,426 | hypothesis: if i move out sooner I'll save on rent premise: but uh well i got my uh thirty day notice yesterday | neutral |
745 | hypothesis: Styles St. Mary was further from the station than Styles Court. premise: Mainly owing to the mater's activities. The village of Styles St. Mary was situated about two miles from the little station, and Styles Court lay a mile the other side of it. | entailment |
74,459 | hypothesis: The Anti-Mason Party was created by the Masons. premise: The Anti-Mason Party was formally born in Rochester, N.Y., in 1826, when a Mason who had quit the organization was murdered, and it became a robust third party in the 1832 elections. | contradiction |
50,958 | hypothesis: In the town, we will fight. premise: We will fight in the town. | entailment |
61,900 | hypothesis: The first director was Tate, who was hired in 1972 after grant money was secured. premise: Tate, now in private practice in Marion, was hired as the program's first director in 1972 after a Marion-based community action program secured grant money to establish the Smyth-Bland Legal Aid Society. | entailment |
74,129 | hypothesis: The dome was created before the fountain. premise: In fact, the fountain was completed several years before Borromini's splendid and structurally impeccable facade and dome. | contradiction |
304,119 | hypothesis: Double Habitual dribbler Mark Shields has another failure. premise: Double Habitual double dribbler Mark Shields sins again. | entailment |
75,198 | hypothesis: It snowed when he went home for Easter. premise: and um he went home for Easter and it snowed up there and then the next day it was up to seventy five | entailment |
347,905 | hypothesis: In order to inform the public and to facilitate the receipt of public comments, we examined the agencies' use of IT, said the manager. premise: Therefore, we examined the agencies' use of IT both to inform the public of opportunities to participate in rulemaking and to facilitate the receipt of public comme... | neutral |
327,931 | hypothesis: There is simply no other source of water for the community. premise: Without that pipeline, the city would most certainly dry up and crumble back into the desert. | neutral |
187,857 | hypothesis: Two thousand years had passed while Dave slept. premise: "Two thousand?" Dave asked. | neutral |
12,175 | hypothesis: Several later explanations rely on greed. premise: The first three explanations all rely on various forms of greed or other base human motivations that are close enough to greed to be easily worked into economic theory. | neutral |
83,652 | hypothesis: I have done this in Canada several times. premise: I've done this all over the United States, in New England mostly on the turnpike, with never a mishap. | neutral |
266,185 | hypothesis: I hear that's pretty good. premise: yeah i hear that's pretty good | entailment |
377,603 | hypothesis: There was an increase in the base annual fee by order of the high court. premise: Under the high court's order, the base annual fee for active lawyers rises to $229 as of Jan. | entailment |
83,655 | hypothesis: There are two tricky questions, one of which is what are the fringe issues on which differences are not crucial. premise: The tricky question is what are the core values that really define you and what are the fringe issues on which differences are not crucial. | entailment |
255,862 | hypothesis: All were not remedied and things continued as they were. premise: (All were immediately corrected or jettisoned.) | contradiction |
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