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335,176 | hypothesis: Tell me what is on ABC. premise: What's on ABC, folks? | entailment |
92,558 | hypothesis: By Christmas MaCaffrey should deliver his recommendations to Clinton. premise: McCaffrey told the Washington Post that he would make his recommendations to Clinton by Christmas. | entailment |
391,440 | hypothesis: I have a 5 week vacation during summer and I want to spend it doing manual labor. premise: it does and and ever once you know on my summer vacation you know my week long vacation i want to be a little bit pampered you know by a hotel or whatever | contradiction |
61,553 | hypothesis: Weighing in as a Prudie is nice. premise: You are nice to weigh in as a Prudie. | entailment |
376,629 | hypothesis: Nasar has clear expectations of recondite subjects. premise: Reviewers praise Nasar for her clear explications of recondite subjects and marvel at the bizarre details of Nash's disease (he rejected a tenure offer because he believed he was about to become emperor of Antarctica). | entailment |
81,476 | hypothesis: Uniformity or comparability of data should be the primary goal. premise: Some aim for uniformity or comparability of data both within a site with multiple observers and across several sites. | entailment |
170,025 | hypothesis: He only hears the argument when he wants to. premise: And one hears exactly the same argument now. | neutral |
45,114 | hypothesis: Kaufman came up with numerous ideas that were used on Saturday Night Live. premise: Man on the Moon does not indicate, for example, that Kaufman came up with the idea for the Saturday Night Live call-in vote, nor that he had numerous chances to nix the whole thing. | neutral |
253,698 | hypothesis: Without fear, Jon went up and confronted the large man. premise: Jon approached the big man. | entailment |
364,411 | hypothesis: When was the last place you saw Tommy? premise: Where's Tommy? | neutral |
387,400 | hypothesis: More important for Sunday premise: every Sunday and Monday | neutral |
17,412 | hypothesis: I saw King Ralph and it wasn't very good. premise: i really haven't seen any movies lately i the only two movies i've seen were uh uh King Ralph which really was depressing wasn't any any good | entailment |
240,384 | hypothesis: The man knows where he is and where he is going. premise: Well, says the man on the ground, you don't know where you are or where you are going, but you expect me to be able to help. | contradiction |
259,575 | hypothesis: I was picked for an entirely different murder trial before. premise: yeah but then when you're uh when you're picked see i was picked for another murder trial before oh gosh and it's so hard because you know | entailment |
245,433 | hypothesis: One problem which has already been resolved is the expansion for capacity for services. premise: The key challenge facing planners in the state is finding a way to increase funding in order to significantly expand the capacity for services. | contradiction |
275,807 | hypothesis: GAO has a series of publications. premise: This guide is one of a series of GAO publications, listed in appendix I, that are intended to define actions federal officials can take to better manage their information resources. | entailment |
319,602 | hypothesis: The actor has facial hair. premise: yeah real scruffy looking and it was it was really funny it's uh that that he winds up playing in the movie but i thought it's good that you know it was a lot of fun | entailment |
362,759 | hypothesis: There is more than one method to measure a federal surplus or deficit. premise: The NIPA federal surplus/deficit measure as a share of GDP is roughly similar to the unified budget measure. | neutral |
294,913 | hypothesis: I am merely a student in college who has seen images of it. premise: i've never been there i've seen pictures i just i'm a college student and um | entailment |
242,179 | hypothesis: My parents never had one, but I do. premise: yeah i remember those we've never had one my parents never had one but um | contradiction |
209,482 | hypothesis: Some organizations don't like change. premise: LSC understands that organizations can be reluctant to embrace major change. | entailment |
191,467 | hypothesis: Britain and the Irish Republic drafted new laws that are aimed to make it easier to convict suspected terrorists. premise: In Canada, the Toronto Star accused Britain and the Irish Republic of riding roughshod over civil liberties in the new laws they are drafting to make it easier for the police and courts... | entailment |
16,528 | hypothesis: You must take an hour's journey to the south of Cairo and Saqqara, and then to the old capital of Lower Egypt in order to see the first and oldest pyramid. premise: To see the first and oldest pyramid you must make an hour's journey south of Cairo to Saqqara and, following this, on to the ancient capital of... | entailment |
265,214 | hypothesis: The CIA has been accused of breaking its promises. premise: Lawyers at Seattle's Perkins Coie represented two Cold War-era defectors who claim the CIA didn't keep promises of financial support. | entailment |
113,566 | hypothesis: There are no functional heroin users. premise: For instance, contrary to what the raccoon-eyed waif suggests, many heroin users are able to use their drugs and conduct functional lives. | contradiction |
274,792 | hypothesis: No one lived to tell the tale. premise: The perverse irony of the nuclear age is that the survival of humankind has rested as much on international perception as on reality. | contradiction |
285,538 | hypothesis: Justices are able to leave by 3. premise: The efficient justice arrives at the court around 9 and leaves by 3--what other job in Washington has such sweet hours? | entailment |
145,754 | hypothesis: H-2A workers always contact a lawyer well before they are being deported. premise: As the record shows, it is not uncommon for H-2A workers to contact legal services for the first time as they board the bus on the way home, and an interpretation that LSC representation is available only while the alien is p... | contradiction |
338,368 | hypothesis: It wasn't funny premise: that was about a the interior minister it was a comedy the interior minister of uh in England with the permanent secretary and bureaucracy and all that | contradiction |
41,594 | hypothesis: It was facts that woke me up to the hardships of the underprivileged. premise: That finding became the wake-up call for me and hopefully it will be the wake-up call for others in a community that cares about access to justice for the poor. | entailment |
62,954 | hypothesis: I'm sure that wouldn't be the best choice for a dinner party. premise: uh-huh um-hum that'd be good for a dinner party that you know to cook that because you don't have to deal with eight different things coming out at once is that what you usually cook when you have a party | contradiction |
12,278 | hypothesis: Lynn Linda is your name. premise: yeah your name is Lynn Linda okay | entailment |
327,974 | hypothesis: The people are out in the town. premise: Where are they now?About the town. | entailment |
347,319 | hypothesis: So you believe that would be pertinent. premise: and you think that would be relevant | entailment |
277,282 | hypothesis: They ran up the tunnel to get out of the dark. premise: Then he and Vrenna ran down the tunnel. | neutral |
50,553 | hypothesis: The town was always named Saint Denis. premise: According to legend, it was originally named Mons Martyrum ' where, after being decapitated, the town's first bishop, Saint Denis, picked up his head and walked away. | contradiction |
232,974 | hypothesis: Obtaining ratios for the very old isn't possible. premise: They then fit VSL as a function of age and extrapolate outside the range of the data to obtain ratios for the very old. | contradiction |
320,160 | hypothesis: I am impressed that you understood everything. premise: Pardon me, mon ami, but you did not understand it in the least. | contradiction |
129,593 | hypothesis: The Ten Commandments have never been considered to be placed in classrooms. premise: For example, the idea of putting the Ten Commandments in every classroom is attractive but, in the long run, federally funded stone tablets will only breed dependency on the nanny state. | contradiction |
160,328 | hypothesis: Nobody wonders why it doesn't cost more. premise: Why doesn't it cost more? | contradiction |
382,091 | hypothesis: on times when you're busy alongside them premise: when you're working with them | entailment |
386,164 | hypothesis: There was no paper presented at the American Educational Research Association meeting in Toronto in April 1983. premise: Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association meeting, Toronto, Canada, April 1983. | contradiction |
334,154 | hypothesis: The entire room was completely silent. premise: Monsieur Kramenin? said the latter abruptly. | contradiction |
386,324 | hypothesis: The marked trails are of a car. premise: There are marked trails leading from the park's headquarters into the jungle. | neutral |
265,683 | hypothesis: There won't be anyone there. premise: and i said they'll have more people then | contradiction |
174,213 | hypothesis: The computer stayed silent all the time. premise: 'Running diagnostic,' the computer chirped. | contradiction |
163,694 | hypothesis: Sir James Peel Edgerton's obituary can be read on the New York Times. premise: In the Sunday papers a brief notice of the sudden death of Sir James Peel Edgerton, the famous K.C., had appeared. | neutral |
359,317 | hypothesis: It the end, the fan or consumer doesn't have to pay for it. premise: right exactly and you know ultimately the the consumer and the uh fan are the people that have to pay for it through the | contradiction |
176,988 | hypothesis: More than 5000 workers constructed the Seleymaniye and the buildings around it. premise: The Seleymaniye and its extensive complex of attendant buildings was built between 1550 and 1557, a task that employed around 5,300 labourers and craftsmen. | entailment |
379,575 | hypothesis: Dorcas fiercely defended the character of her beloved John. premise: Dorcas, faithful to her "young gentlemen," denied strenuously that it could have been John's voice she heard, and 142 resolutely declared, in the teeth of everything, that it was Mr. Inglethorp who had been in the boudoir with her mistress... | entailment |
275,123 | hypothesis: The interim reliability milestone is very hard to reach. premise: It sets an interim reliability milestone and expects to be at least halfway toward the expected goal by the time it begins to build production units. | neutral |
159,989 | hypothesis: People from different cultures will go on the same religious excursion. premise: A drive to Tiger Hill before dawn is a popular excursion which Indians and Westerners go on for different reasons, though both show the same almost religious excitement as the night fades. | entailment |
106,516 | hypothesis: In his trade, the answer was to always reduce circuits. premise: He had learned his trade where the answer was always to add one more circuit in increasing complexity. | contradiction |
104,412 | hypothesis: People will want to keep all the programs. premise: oh sure and and there's going to be a lot of you know cover your ass and you know well you can cut his program but not mine and | contradiction |
104,313 | hypothesis: Conditions are always changing in an organization. premise: Because governmental, economic, industry, regulatory, and operating conditions continually change, mechanisms should be provided to identify and deal with any special risks prompted by such changes. | entailment |
118,672 | hypothesis: The Administrator shouldn't allocate allowances under such sections, said the lawyer. premise: The Administrator is not required to allocate allowances under such sections to a unit for which the owner or operator fails to submit information in accordance with the regulations promulgated under this subparag... | neutral |
4,375 | hypothesis: The winner has the smartest tricks. premise: The winner is the master of the cleverest ploys and strategems [ sic ]. Moreover, Chinese leaders are quick to find fault in others and try always to appear bold and fearless. | entailment |
284,237 | hypothesis: Agency internal auditors have less of their workload being spent on control issues in relation to financial reporting. premise: Because the state routinely receives an unqualified opinion on its CAFR, the State Auditor's Office and agency internal auditors no longer spend the bulk of their time on control i... | entailment |
47,101 | hypothesis: Insights into the burden couldn't be gained by comparing postal system.s premise: We believe that insights into the burden of the USO can be gained by comparing postal systems. | contradiction |
210,769 | hypothesis: Where does the cholesterol go? premise: and they're wondering where does that cholesterol go | entailment |
287,920 | hypothesis: Oh yes, I've talked to him plenty of times since Wednesday premise: I hoped you might." 81 "I tell you I haven't had one darned word from him since we parted at the depot on Wednesday." | contradiction |
261,920 | hypothesis: People who think culture drives politics. premise: Those who think culture drives politics (e.g. | entailment |
38,800 | hypothesis: That is it. premise: yes it is it | entailment |
283,778 | hypothesis: Designers have been unable to create smaller versions of all the major landscape. premise: Here, designers have reproduced a miniature version of all the major landscape features along the old Tokaido Highway between Kyoto and Edo including, of course, a small artificial version of Mt. | contradiction |
337,195 | hypothesis: : Fifty-one conferees included 22 clients and 18 legal services staff. premise: Fifty-one conferees included 22 clients, 18 legal services staff, and 11 others including judges and IOLTA staff and 16 organizational representatives from LSC, NLADA, and CLASP. | entailment |
136,658 | hypothesis: What cutlery do you use to eat Thanksgiving meals? premise: so when you prepare a meal like say on Thanksgiving what do you | neutral |
82,149 | hypothesis: His work at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was widely admired. premise: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a position he held until January 1998. | neutral |
389,824 | hypothesis: The attachment was too large to attach to the email. premise: A 29page attachment to the memorandum contains the details of the guidance. | neutral |
19,960 | hypothesis: It's just you and me on the phone, Katy isn't listening. premise: i know excuse me just a minute i think Katy get off the phone | contradiction |
332,677 | hypothesis: No states believe that risk assessments are effective. premise: However, both states recognized that the cost of risk assessments would decrease after the baseline measurement had been determined, and found them to be cost-beneficial in light of the ability to focus on high-risk areas. | contradiction |
13,318 | hypothesis: There is a large number of elected official in certain cases. premise: that's true with so many elected officials i guess there's just so many people to go around in some of those cases | entailment |
92,467 | hypothesis: Get ready to gain your reward, Dave Hanson. premise: Dave Hanson prepare to receive your reward. | entailment |
139,624 | hypothesis: Ardin was disarmed. premise: The smile disarmed Adrin. | entailment |
214,937 | hypothesis: Ashoka had long planned to conquer Southern India. premise: Southern India remained independent, but Ashoka had his hands full with a large empire that now extended as far north as Kashmir and east to Bengal. | neutral |
74,217 | hypothesis: They don't sell the kind with nuts in them. premise: Wild herbs and flowers on the hills impart a wonderful flavor, and you can buy it plain or with nuts added. | contradiction |
120,838 | hypothesis: The Paris hospital she was going to work at processed her passport. premise: Her 32 passport had been made out for Paris, where she was going to join the staff of a hospital. | neutral |
162,934 | hypothesis: Punishments today are usually equitably applied. premise: that's not the punishment is not fitting the crime now | contradiction |
234,106 | hypothesis: Slate business for the news is finished. premise: Slate business done. | neutral |
329,345 | hypothesis: There are bargains in the garment district in NYC. premise: When you hunt for bargains in the garment district, it definitely pays to be a savvy and patient shopper, as some of the merchandise could easily have been sitting around in the warehouse for some time. | neutral |
174,011 | hypothesis: Was it worthwhile? premise: Was it worth it? | entailment |
82,721 | hypothesis: The older couple has a son who is an accused murderer. premise: with her country's drastically changed landscape (Michiko Kakutani, the New York Times ). Tired harangues about capital punishment and gun control are said to come at the expense of developing her characters, who don't behave like humans (Carol... | entailment |
67,201 | hypothesis: The power generators make a lot of sulfur dioxide. premise: Power generators are a significant source of three key sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxide (NOx), and mercury (Hg). | entailment |
310,666 | hypothesis: Most nonprofits have robust marketing practices. premise: I think in nonprofits in general there's a lack of [marketing]. | contradiction |
189,238 | hypothesis: Intermarriage also influenced the economy of Macau. premise: Intermarriage with the local Chinese created a community of Macanese, whose culture can still be seen in Macau's architecture and cuisine. | neutral |
267,071 | hypothesis: They select people with picture perfect bodies to showcase on the show. premise: i'll have to check it check check it back up then but the thing is is everybody always looks so good on there show least on some of the other ones not everybody has a picture perfect body | neutral |
207,896 | hypothesis: They were very busy but they had many hours to bill. premise: They have too many hours to bill. | neutral |
41,043 | hypothesis: Leather products bought from tourist resorts have the highest chance to be poorly crafted. premise: While the leather is generally of good quality, some of the goods on offer in the popular tourist resorts suffer from poor stitching, so check the standard of craftsmanship carefully before buying. | neutral |
285,683 | hypothesis: People who visit Japan have preconceptions. premise: Unquestionably, few visitors will come to Japan truly free of preconceptions. | entailment |
347,588 | hypothesis: You can love me after a while, that is possible. premise: You can't love me right away, of course, that's impossible. | neutral |
269,122 | hypothesis: They have to learn about computers in kindergarten, as well. premise: we never learned plus they have the burden of uh well this is the burden they have the task of learning computers uh even in uh kindergarten they had uh a requirements that they had to meet for learning the uh terms like keyboard and moni... | entailment |
7,816 | hypothesis: The buses line up waiting for passengers. premise: The buses stand in line on Waverley Street near the main railway station. | neutral |
391,664 | hypothesis: The basic phrases will help build a foundation to make the rest of the book easier. premise: Being Berlitz, we'll try to help you with some of the simplest phrases (at the front of the book). | neutral |
1,556 | hypothesis: I bought the Chevette from a friend. premise: yeah my wife's brother had a he lives in California and he had a Honda Accord i think and he had like a hundred fifty thousa nd miles on it and he sold it and uh never had a problem with it whereas i got a Chevette and it's the car's almost almost twelve years o... | neutral |
185,394 | hypothesis: If you had Ralph Nader's vehicle, then your problems would go away. premise: yeah you need you need i think you need a a uh vehicle something like uh uh Ralph Nader uh Nader's Raiders or uh where uh or uh uh AARP | neutral |
236,824 | hypothesis: The river has an important role to play for all Paris visits. premise: The river plays a central role in all visits to Paris. | entailment |
1,606 | hypothesis: In addition to cider and cheese, wine is also produced here. premise: Vast expanses of land are cultivated; orchards and lush cattle pastures produce the famous strong cider and pungent cheeses. | neutral |
357,253 | hypothesis: You don't know what you're going to get at the race track, so might as well pony up. premise: You never know for sure what you're getting, which, unfortunately, is an argument for ponying up. | neutral |
101,088 | hypothesis: Pavarotti and his sidekick tenors appeal to the masses. premise: While Pavarotti and his two sidekick tenors have been turning opera into a mass-appeal juggernaut, Bartoli has been trying to shrink a bloated genre. | entailment |
382,536 | hypothesis: A Pakistani lobbyist contributed to his campaign. premise: Meanwhile, he is being looked into for allegedly putting the arm on a Pakistani lobbyist for campaign contributions. | entailment |
198,847 | hypothesis: He had no idea what the book said and relied entirely on his classroom training. premise: Once he accepted the axiom--and he was no longer prepared to doubt it here--he could follow the book far better than he'd been able to follow his own course in semantics. | contradiction |
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