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hypothesis: If you want to find great getaway spots, avoid the islands of Lantau, Lamma, and Cheung Chau. premise: Hong Kong's other, less developed islands, Lantau, Lamma, and Cheung Chau, provide getaways.
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312,251
hypothesis: You can enter the chateau through a gateway, made from brick and stone, that was built in 1503. premise: The entrance to the chateau is through the brick-and-stone gateway of the late Gothic Louis XII wing, completed in 1503.
entailment
161,290
hypothesis: My balance has been awful lately ever since that concussion, and if I wanted to stand, I would only fall. premise: I couldn't stand up; to stand would be to fall.
neutral
72,346
hypothesis: Terrible slip-up premise: Monumental Mistake
neutral
307,744
hypothesis: Don Cazar likes to hunt. premise: Don Cazar he goes huntin' 'em when they've come botherin' him an' does it right.
entailment
199,710
hypothesis: His voice was high and pleasant. premise: His voice cold and guttural.
contradiction
234,964
hypothesis: It might be an interesting show to see. premise: it could be an interesting
neutral
158,471
hypothesis: The case study people added a few examples to the guide. premise: Further, the case study organizations reviewed all case study information included in this guide for accuracy and completeness.
neutral
164,533
hypothesis: All life is suffering according to his four noble truths. premise: His Four Noble Truths all life is suffering
entailment
119,227
hypothesis: CAGE and AUDIT performed poorly when developed to explore. premise: As expected, CAGE and AUDIT performed best within the spectrum of alcohol use they were developed to explore.
contradiction
386,871
hypothesis: The recent changes in policy allow better access for legal advice for those who are short-handed. premise: The new policy narrows the definition to providing legal advice or representation to people who cannot afford it.
entailment
46,585
hypothesis: Which state park? premise: huh which state park huh
entailment
381,072
hypothesis: We should be. premise: 'We ought to be.'
entailment
229,967
hypothesis: Hanson was annoyed because he had been waiting a long time. premise: "It's about time," Hanson said flatly.
neutral
336,248
hypothesis: All of the employees knew the intentions behind the action. premise: but uh it's it's still it it still remains a tough question and it's there's a lot of you know the whole the whole department of defense uh reasoning behind the original plan and whatnot there's a lot of different things that uh come into ...
entailment
189,991
hypothesis: More money from returns is beneficial to the Social Security program. premise: As we reported in 1998, potentially higher returns-albeit with greater risk-on the government's stock holdings could boost Social Security's financing and reduce the size of other revenue increases or benefit
entailment
49,599
hypothesis: Underwater archaeology has not yet discovered any artifacts. premise: Recent underwater archaeological excavations have revealed a wealth of stone blocks and statuary lying only a few feet below the surface.
contradiction
112,763
hypothesis: They did not like to adjust revenue. premise: REVENUE ADJUSTMENT -A contra revenue account that is used to report reduction in revenue when realization is not probable (less likely than not).
neutral
130,679
hypothesis: The party will be to promote the republican candidate. premise: and that's the reason i said maybe if you had something like a block party okay we're going to have a block party everybody's going to get together we're going to discuss the different issues and stuff and then we're going to go and vote you kn...
neutral
99,652
hypothesis: Look at Tsingtao Beer. premise: Take Tsingtao Beer, for instance.
entailment
379,216
hypothesis: The SEC pointed to ten orders that had requirements for the rule. premise: The SEC did not identify any other statutes or executive orders imposing requirements relevant to the rule.
contradiction
34,745
hypothesis: I nervously said a greeting into the speaker. premise: 'Hello?' I held the speaker to my lips.
neutral
319,184
hypothesis: Their jokes were not very funny. premise: They didn't meant nothin', jus' funnin'.
neutral
182,357
hypothesis: It was incorporated after seeing major success premise: Its success led to its adoption by
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hypothesis: Adrin refused to speak. premise: Projection?" asked Adrin.
contradiction
180,815
hypothesis: Without people, it would be impossible for internal control to exist. premise: People are what make internal control work.
neutral
160,909
hypothesis: Effective design review makes it more likely that a business requirement will be supported successfully. premise: In the end, effective review of designs maximizes the probability that a business requirement will be successfully supported by a facility that was conceived, designed, constructed, and placed i...
entailment
213,800
hypothesis: It is similar and can benefit different people in different ways but there can be problems. premise: and that yeah the same it's the same it can benefit different people different ways but uh
neutral
149,291
hypothesis: The DWP doesn't review any of its programs to measure progress. premise: In the United Kingdom, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) annually reviews its Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance programs to estimate the level of fraud and error in the programs, measure progress toward meeting establis...
contradiction
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hypothesis: Poirot nodded and laughed, "The distribution was very equal in my opinion." premise: It was, to my mind, a very fair and equitable distribution." Poirot nodded thoughtfully.
neutral
317,701
hypothesis: The mosaics are said to be priceless artifacts, even though some have offered to buy them for millions of dollars. premise: Intricate mosaics depicting scenes from Menender's comedies are displayed beautifully, with clear glass tile walkways allowing close access to the detail.
neutral
203,930
hypothesis: It was an excuse to make some noise, but the Arab version of events is different. premise: and it's just that this was an excuse you know to make some noise now something that i read in the paper the other day that i thought was kind of interesting was that the Arab uh uh their version or vision or whatever...
entailment
309,696
hypothesis: I think there's more to it premise: well i think that's about it
contradiction
73,958
hypothesis: Oh no, my father is not like that. premise: oh okay my dad is too
contradiction
184,181
hypothesis: EPA agreed with the findings of EIA and didn't see a need to conduct further review. premise: On the one hand, EPA has not conducted any significant review of the EIA assumptions that underpin the AEO2001 projections.
neutral
318,804
hypothesis: The contemporary travel is already half comfortable. premise: What contemporary travel needs to become truly convenient are updated versions of Homeric households.
neutral
41,676
hypothesis: My mom has plenty of money as things have been very easy recently. premise: Things are still pretty rough for us, and my mom sure could use another $100.
contradiction
129,355
hypothesis: Episodically acidic lakes neutralize acid deposition more readily than chronically acidic lakes. premise: Episodically acidic lakes (ANC of 0-50 eeq/l) have a greater capacity to neutralize acid deposition than chronically acidic ones.
entailment
112,214
hypothesis: All golf locations open at the same hours and have the same rules. premise: The opening hours and rules regarding access vary, so contact the Cumbria Tourist Board in Windermere or one of the local tourist information centers before setting out with your golf bag.
contradiction
22,554
hypothesis: Your clone will live in the past. premise: Your clone would be raised in a different era by different people--like the lost identical twin, only younger than you.
contradiction
133,234
hypothesis: They wanted to give reasons why it has gone on for so long. premise: That the radical enthusiasms of 1968 left no permanent political imprint upon the Western democracies is a conclusion that a simple electoral history of the ensuing decades, the decades of Reagan, Thatcher, and Kohl, would seem sufficient ...
neutral
242,521
hypothesis: Four torpedoes struck the boat. premise: After the torpedo struck the ship, in the few moments during the launching of the boats, Danvers was seen speaking to a young American girl.
neutral
275,133
hypothesis: It often loses track of certain Saudis. premise: and it is really really good about the um Saudis and just tracking their families and the Arabian culture
contradiction
56,570
hypothesis: Figure 3.5 warns of the dangers of having a fishing license. premise: Figure 3.5 is not solely a warning.
neutral
326,178
hypothesis: I would never buy them anything they need. premise: you know which maybe i'm being a little bit too harsh but but if they need something i buy it for them
contradiction
124,256
hypothesis: The girls used plain wool as scarves in the winter, because they didn't need to dress up premise: The sexy girls with terrific hair would dashingly toss a couple of yards of plain wool around their necks
neutral
163,596
hypothesis: My parents have a Texas accent when they go. premise: but i don't have a New England accent oh my parents have a New England accent but i don't
contradiction
39,975
hypothesis: We wouldn't distribute it to judges, we are not experts in the scientific field; we are writers. premise: Nor would we allocate it to judges, who are also not scientific experts.
entailment
332,593
hypothesis: I guess you see it's been a little warm lately. premise: okay well uh i guess uh you're pretty aware that it's uh been uh a little warm for this time of year
entailment
272,783
hypothesis: We need to be more just at home. premise: to go beat up on people and i think that i think we need to a little more justice at home i'm not sure how we get that whether there's a connection there but
entailment
34,812
hypothesis: I would order crawfish regardless of the type of party. premise: oh gosh that sounds great uh-huh well um i think it would probably depend on whether this was a formal or informal dinner party but if it was informal my first choice would be crawfish
contradiction
337,124
hypothesis: heal care facilities and educational institutions are considered part of the other establishments category. premise: businesses, and about 30 percent were other establishments, such as health care facilities, educational institutions, and government agencies.
entailment
211,637
hypothesis: Tourists gravitate to the El Patio outdoor cafe. premise: Most days a colorful crafts market spreads across the cobbled square, and tourists linger at El Patio's outdoor cafe, sipping mojitos and tapping their toes to a sampling of Cuban son.
entailment
302,272
hypothesis: He moved his head back and forth for several seconds. premise: He shook his head.
neutral
61,902
hypothesis: that's useless, that's not how you keep them in line premise: yeah yeah that's true they've got to keep them in line
contradiction
77,937
hypothesis: The Queensferry no longer runs so travelers have to find other ways across. premise: The old water ferry no longer runs, but Queensferry remains the croseng point for modern-day travelers in their motorized machines.
contradiction
346,484
hypothesis: This hugely caresses her. premise: This irritates her immensely.
contradiction
239,174
hypothesis: A clash about art is within this conflict of values. premise: Within this conflict of values is a clash about art.
entailment
325,073
hypothesis: Hiring a mistress would be easy for Clinton. premise: For the same reason, Clinton would find it difficult to hire a mistress.
contradiction
378,191
hypothesis: Look for the dull colors of Veronese's self portrait titled, "This is Me Lmao", forerunner of the Baroque jokers contest. premise: Look for the brilliant colors of Veronese's oval ceiling painting of Venice Crowned by Victory, forerunner of the Baroque tours de force in perspective.
contradiction
362,164
hypothesis: They didn't have a way to describe it. premise: yeah yeah i i use they they they have all these neat phrases you know you know you know like critically acclaimed that's what they when the thing hasn't won any award
contradiction
229,144
hypothesis: The jobs being taken all require lots of hard work. premise: yeah i mean look who's taking the the engineering jobs and the and the math jobs and the science jobs you know they're all Orientals
neutral
247,883
hypothesis: There are small improvements to air quality yielded by the Clear Skies Act. premise: As indicated in the table, the Clear Skies Act yields relatively modest air quality improvements for about one-fourth of the US population (i.e.
entailment
251,846
hypothesis: Ethnographic data is needed in education research premise: Fienberg, S. E. The Collection and Analysis of Ethnographic Data in Educational Research.
neutral
259,173
hypothesis: Tucker pulls out his best when the script isn't good. premise: Tucker can be trying when the script isn't good, but he's a great foil for Chan--physically gung-ho and with supersonic timing.
contradiction
279,391
hypothesis: People are born with a moral compass in them. premise: i mean morals isn't something that's just in your heart and you're born with it you're
entailment
291,188
hypothesis: The house is in ruins. premise: The house has been fully restored and offers an excellent example of fine Cairene architecture.
contradiction
8,867
hypothesis: It was dirty for the little one. premise: it was a mess for the little one so
entailment
339,474
hypothesis: The Place du Ceteau is located directly south of the cathedral of Notre Dame. premise: Guardian of the city's medieval and Renaissance treasures, the Mus??e de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame is itself made up of a superb group of 14th-, 16th-, and 17th-century houses around a secluded Gothic garden on the Place du Cet...
neutral
14,577
hypothesis: TV is more predictable than dinner theaters because TV producers have to appeal to a huge mass audience. premise: of course that's probably a lot easier on TV to figure it out than it is in other things because TV they have a tendency to do a lot of things uh that aren't you know what i mean um predictable...
neutral
388,347
hypothesis: The resorts in France's playground are all five-star resorts. premise: The southeast of France, from the Alps down through the Rh??ne Val?­ley to Provence and the Cete d'Azur (French Rivi?­era), is France's playground, with resorts that cater to tourists' needs in both summer and winter.
neutral
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hypothesis: The complex is constantly abuzz with activity due to the many services offered. premise: The combination of public library (1st-3rd floors), children's and adult workshops (ground floor), cinemathaque, industrial design center, and music laboratory has made the complex a constant hive of activity.
entailment
258,523
hypothesis: The conferences about diversity were hosted due to past issues at LSC. premise: To better serve clients and strengthen program staff and leadership sensitivity to client communities, LSC has convened a series of conferences on diversity.
neutral
187,428
hypothesis: You must have much warmer weather through the winter so you can plant earlier. premise: but i think um i think you you though must have much warmer weather through the winter so that's
neutral
337,463
hypothesis: An addict should have no say during an intervention. premise: Since data from other studies indicate that facilitating the referral and making the connections increase compliance, the intervention ideally should have a component of compliance enhancement if it includes referral to community treatment progra...
contradiction
369,056
hypothesis: It's a peaceful movie and no one gets hurt premise: i'd recommend it It's a little on the violent side
contradiction
91,699
hypothesis: You possess contrasting information. premise: You have different information).
entailment
230,783
hypothesis: the growth is somewhere other than the fence premise: oh does it grow along a fence or something
neutral
79,609
hypothesis: Sandra Flitterman-Lewis had to have a medical examination before teaching again this fall because students reported her behavior in class. premise: After four students complained to the administration about her behavior in the classroom last spring, Sandra Flitterman-Lewis was asked to sign a release form ...
entailment
319,695
hypothesis: It alone was the reason for the celebration. premise: That alone was reason for celebration.
entailment
110,833
hypothesis: Edward had wet shoes because he stood in a puddle. premise: Edward was lonely, unemployed, standing in a puddle, into which peed the dog of a woman he fancied, filmed and ridiculed, wearing wet shoes from a hypermart.
entailment
160,777
hypothesis: If they catch me stealing money premise: 'But if they catch me...'
neutral
110,573
hypothesis: Electricity demand has gone down 10%. premise: The combination of increased prices and the availability of more energy-efficient equipment and appliances reduce electricity demand by about 10%.
entailment
77,667
hypothesis: We have not been very lucky. premise: so far we haven't had much luck
entailment
142,572
hypothesis: They have some cool computer stuff. premise: and there's some really neat stuff they can do now with computers and and some of the cartoons are just hilarious um
entailment
191,632
hypothesis: The clergy often lived in isolated castles away from the towns. premise: Dukes, administrators, and clergy lived in towns rather than isolated castles, absorbing the hinterland into communes, forerunners of the city-states.
contradiction
147,041
hypothesis: There is no need to verify if the data is reliable. premise: 108 should determine if other auditors have worked to establish the validity and reliability of the data or the effectiveness of the controls over the system that produced the data.
contradiction
104,847
hypothesis: Senior managers meet every three months to talk about security risks. premise: Meeting periodically with senior managers to discuss the security implications of new information technology uses being considered.
neutral
81,737
hypothesis: Kaus & Ettinger won a case in court. premise: Gray Davis to Los Angeles Superior Court, April 2000; partner, Morrison & Foerster, 1991-2000; partner, Hufstedler, Kaus & Ettinger (and predecessor firms), 1983-91; associate, Beardsley, Hufstedler & Kemble (and related firms), 1977-82 Law Harvard ...
neutral
109,726
hypothesis: Hanson tried to make him feel better. premise: Don't tell me my talking out of turn did this to you." Hanson reassured him on that.
entailment
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hypothesis: This study cost more than five million dollars to complete. premise: Unlike previous long-term analyses, this study found some associations between mortality and ozone but found inconsistent results for PM indicators.
neutral
43,175
hypothesis: Everyone's perspectives were positive. premise: In addition, over time, members began to better understand the perspectives of others.
neutral
153,191
hypothesis: A reporter must protect his sources even if it costs him his life. premise: A reporter has an obligation to protect his sources.
neutral
136,411
hypothesis: Filing a complaint against her landlord was too confusing so she gave up. premise: When she went to a courthouse to file a complaint against her landlord, she found the process so confusing that she gave up and went home.
entailment
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hypothesis: Water will cause the walls and pillars to break. premise: The walls and pillars break apart if water touches them.
entailment
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hypothesis: That is very expensive. premise: who were uh right and that and that's a lot of money
entailment
92,126
hypothesis: Anyone can join in at the La Villette's City des Sciences et de l'Industrie. premise: La Villette's City des Sciences et de l'Industrie puts the accent on public participation.
neutral
266,137
hypothesis: This person has worked very hard all of their life to become a lawyer. premise: um but it's such a grind and you begin to wonder you know if if i'm not i mean you really have to be dead set on being a lawyer
neutral
151,179
hypothesis: The neighbor is an untrustworthy old man. premise: The neighbor is friendly and seems trustworthy.
contradiction
168,708
hypothesis: Migrants to the area came from the south and east. premise: Meanwhile, fresh blood came in with the migration into the southern interior of hardy Minangkabau farmers from Sumatra, while tough Bugis warriors from the east Indonesian Celebes (Sulawesi) roved the length and breadth of the peninsula.
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