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300,470 | hypothesis: The artist was 26 he created the sculpture. premise: Perhaps the most famous piece of sculpture in the Western world, it was carved from a discarded defective column of marble by the artist when he was just 26 years old. | entailment |
197,362 | hypothesis: The consequences would be barely noticeable. premise: The consequences of such problems may be as serious as the loss of a family's only source of income or homelessness. | contradiction |
221,321 | hypothesis: Soldiers are no longer at the castle. premise: In summer you will find an honor guard of kilted soldiers standing sentry on the walkway over the ditches. | contradiction |
135,746 | hypothesis: The new design with robustness also increased the safety of machines. premise: The F/A-18-E/F program eliminated over 40 percent of the parts used to build predecessor aircraft to make the design more robust for manufacturing and identified critical manufacturing processes, bringing them under control befo... | neutral |
33,948 | hypothesis: The bell handle was oiled up and Julius easily slid through it. premise: Julius jerked the rusty bell handle. | contradiction |
310,354 | hypothesis: We should not overgeneralize and make brash conclusions from the evidence. premise: Premature closure may narrow causal search too early; overgeneralization from evidence | neutral |
275,481 | hypothesis: The changes were implemented. premise: The proposed rule only allowed 30 days for comment in view of the statutory deadline of April 1, 1997, for implementing the changes required by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996. | neutral |
157,317 | hypothesis: We usually discuss the world's problems which all of us follow. premise: but uh my realm is pretty well technical and those who you know friends i have are usually we discuss technical items and we don't uh try to follow the world's problems | contradiction |
31,662 | hypothesis: I'm sure I'm not going to like working with them on these important issues. premise: I look forward to working with them on these important issues of mutual interest and concern in the future. | contradiction |
94,683 | hypothesis: Drew ordered a whiskey at the bar. premise: Drew went directly to the bar. | neutral |
155,012 | hypothesis: I'm interested also. The cantina owner's spoke with a slow drawl that held a note of whiplash. premise: I'm interested, too. The cantina owner's drawl was as slow as ever, but it held a note of a whiplash. | entailment |
167,986 | hypothesis: I have told you about their size. premise: I've told you about their size. | entailment |
316,095 | hypothesis: Entering the word airbag will produce no results. premise: For example, entering the word airbag in the keyword search box yielded a listing of 39 rulemaking documents, including agency reports, hearing summaries, and comments filed by other interested parties. | contradiction |
40,354 | hypothesis: Tuppence mentioned Tommy's name. premise: Tommy, said Tuppence softly. | entailment |
86,509 | hypothesis: Growth in business mail is not correlated with the growth of the U.S. economy premise: The prevailing view is that the high growth of business mail reflects the healthy growth of the U.S. economy. | contradiction |
100,448 | hypothesis: Wait Awhile is a town name in Jamaica. premise: Next to town names derived from England, you'll also find names such as Wait Awhile and Fruitful Vale, derived from the function and activity of the everyday lives of ordinary Jamaicans. | entailment |
157,335 | hypothesis: When the auditors did not follow an applicable standard, the statement should be qualified. premise: The statement should be qualified in situations where the auditors did not follow an applicable standard. | entailment |
165,902 | hypothesis: Drew has a lithe body. premise: He's younger than you, but I'd say"the gambler studied Drew's lithe body critically "you're about matched in weight. | entailment |
213,432 | hypothesis: There is no Jeffrey. premise: And, um, Jeffrey? | contradiction |
302,425 | hypothesis: Some places fire people if their drug test comes back positive. premise: right i think that's really good i know some places just fire people on the spot if they come back positive or something | neutral |
272,721 | hypothesis: He channels spirits nightly which is why he is mystical premise: he's got uh he's kind of um mystic oriental | neutral |
166,124 | hypothesis: The work is easy, so there is little job security. premise: and uh there's a lot of job security in that because it takes so long to uh come up to an experience level where you're able to you know you have to be able to maintain them do the maintenance uh | contradiction |
288,527 | hypothesis: We are richer and that can be used against us by various leaders because of the envy and resentment others have. premise: right yeah we're just so much wealthier and uh and uh there has to be resentment built up and that's where uh leaders can use uh use that whenever the opportune moment arises | entailment |
192,770 | hypothesis: Please, subscribe here if you didn't already. premise: Subscribe here . Thanks.) | neutral |
190,545 | hypothesis: There were no alternatives to the proposed rule. premise: In discussing various alternatives to the proposed rule, the SEC decided that, since small entities will benefit from the less restrictive nature of the rule, acceptance of any of the alternatives was not preferable to the rule as proposed. | contradiction |
65,426 | hypothesis: Benefits that the government provide. premise: and other benefits from the government. | entailment |
60,775 | hypothesis: My mortgage would make you sick. premise: i i uh probably make you sick if i told you what my uh my mortgage is with with the taxes | entailment |
138,217 | hypothesis: Penrith has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. premise: The gateway to the Lake District for those traveling from the north, Penrith was often at the center of battles between the English and the Scots for control of this frontier territory. | neutral |
364,111 | hypothesis: The mountain was held up above the mines by titanic columns. premise: Titanic columns held the mountain up above the mines. | entailment |
366,327 | hypothesis: Cadillac had a car that was easy to explode in 1997. premise: To ring in the new year in 1997, he reportedly blew up a Cadillac. | neutral |
175,258 | hypothesis: We examined the fiscal and economic outlook over the next 75 years. premise: To get a sense of the long-term implications of broad fiscal policy choices, we examined the fiscal and economic outlook over the next 75 years under two (1) assuming that the federal government saves only the Social Security surp... | entailment |
288,237 | hypothesis: I am trying to figure out what Fat Man ordered. premise: Still trying to wrap my brain around the Fat Man's order. | entailment |
58,845 | hypothesis: Derry will never be found, he is hidden very well in an unknown place. premise: And then they'll go looking for me and take, what, ten minutes to work everything out? They'll find Derry. | contradiction |
251,721 | hypothesis: The car was rather nice looking from the outside. premise: and they didn't really know it it was a real nice late model car real pretty on the outside but they couldn't keep tires on it it kept eating the tires | entailment |
227,459 | hypothesis: Virtual machines use up to twice the computing resources normally required. premise: (The virtual machine is the program that interprets or, in some cases, compiles and runs the compact Java bytecodes that make up a Java program.) | neutral |
238,133 | hypothesis: Longitudinal Assurance that does not represent what is actually happening is not important. premise: Longitudinal Assurance that a short-term situation that may be unrepresentative of what is happening isn't inflated in importance | entailment |
5,288 | hypothesis: Carthage previously had no interest in the island. premise: A detailed history of the island doesn't begin until it became a colony of Carthage in the 7th century b.c. (see also pages 14-15). | neutral |
66,056 | hypothesis: A broad range of groups are part of it. premise: They include the working poor, veterans, family farmers, people with disabilities, and victims of natural disasters. | entailment |
31,433 | hypothesis: I didn't enjoy this conversation premise: oh is that yours okay well and it's been nice talking to you | contradiction |
64,804 | hypothesis: I think it would be overstating the case to say "crisis. premise: I don't think crisis would be overstating the case. | contradiction |
289,396 | hypothesis: Czech expat never wrote a second novel written in french. premise: The Czech expat's second novel written in French causes some reviewers to proclaim his decline. | contradiction |
390,907 | hypothesis: They told me to go knock on each door. premise: Can you get Susan? I'm not yet sure they want me knocking on doors around here. | contradiction |
8,624 | hypothesis: References will be given in the nonauthoritaive paragraphs that are at the bottom of the page because they give more descriptive terms to the sources. premise: Source references will be provided in the nonauthoritative paragraphs as footnotes to permit more descriptive identification of the sources. | neutral |
110,122 | hypothesis: The Hall of Public Audience is rumored to have ghosts of nobles and commoners. premise: Pass with the ghosts of these nobles and commoners through the drum house to the Diwan-i-Am (Hall of Public Audience). | entailment |
119,797 | hypothesis: I don't understand how people stay at home and watch soaps. premise: i don't know how people stay at home and watch soaps and get involved in them but | entailment |
328,176 | hypothesis: I've got some Chinese Hollies that are outrageous, I bought each one for $50 premise: oh yeah oh i've got some Chinese Hollies that are just outrageous they they are very sharp | neutral |
39,701 | hypothesis: Tourist memento selection is the most interesting thing here. premise: The selection of tourist mementos is interesting enough, but pales in comparison to the open-air Mercato San Lorenzo just north of the Duomo near the church of the same name. | contradiction |
117,569 | hypothesis: The rickshaws are available for transportation needs. premise: There are also souvenir stands, benches for a rest, and perhaps Hong Kong's last surviving rickshaws however these are not for rides, but are a tourist photo opportunity. | contradiction |
172,077 | hypothesis: The major cities have a lot of sports activities. premise: Golf and tennis fans will find these activities available in the major cities. | neutral |
123,579 | hypothesis: Gross national saving is a nation's total income plus its consumption. premise: Gross national saving is a nation's total income minus its consumption and represents resources available for domestic or foreign investment. | contradiction |
41,724 | hypothesis: Auditors should ensure that the model used is consistent with the methodology of the project. premise: Auditors should also ensure that the model used is consistent with the software development methodology of the project under consideration. | entailment |
300,877 | hypothesis: As long as the commitment has support, it should be possible to move forward with it. premise: The presumption is that such a commitment would be supported by a significant increase in R& | neutral |
266,418 | hypothesis: We didn't this year because it was too wet. premise: this year we didn't this last season it was it was too wet up here | entailment |
356,970 | hypothesis: You really believe that? premise: Do you think so? | entailment |
172,299 | hypothesis: Bill Baird is a known abortion rights advocate. premise: Hold nude poetry readings by Germaine Greer, Betty Friedan, and Bill Baird (the abortion-rights advocate, not the famed puppeteer--who, by the way, has currently found work moving Annette Funicello's mouth). | entailment |
84,386 | hypothesis: They did not like to sit behind bald men. premise: There is nothing less attractive than the back of someone's head. | neutral |
125,490 | hypothesis: These essays can be downloaded from the Contents page. premise: These essays are accessible directly from the Contents page or from the relevant item in The Week/The Spin. | neutral |
55,810 | hypothesis: I my youth did a lot of camping in the Arbuckles. premise: boy that's a fact yeah well a lot of my camping was up in the Arbuckles as i was growing up there's a place that used to be called Platte National Park up around Sulphur and Davis and and not too far from Turner Falls | entailment |
47,874 | hypothesis: Members of high society include members of parliament and famous artists and writers. premise: The square dates from 1762; houses here were the homes of high society, including many members of parliament and famous artists and writers. | entailment |
34,871 | hypothesis: That is really boring. premise: that is kind of wild well that's all very interesting | contradiction |
289,127 | hypothesis: You couldn't leave the phone alone without it ringing! premise: oh fourteen well okay division one was worse because that's the biggest division and boy when we put them on oh my God the phone you'd hang up and it would ring it was just bad | entailment |
101,533 | hypothesis: Whom could you trust to tell you the truth about the bombing? premise: Whom, and what, could you believe? | neutral |
49,452 | hypothesis: Number 67 hated what he was witnessing in the mirror. premise: Number 67 on the list of the wealthiest Poles liked what he saw in the mirror. | contradiction |
57,518 | hypothesis: I like it when they add extra cuts in the video. premise: yeah well yeah i kind of like it when they do that because the video like i said there are certain things you can't do with a video and the idea that they may put a little extra in it i think is a good idea | neutral |
132,061 | hypothesis: He may have put some in our juice. premise: Perhaps he put soma into our drinking water. | contradiction |
377,493 | hypothesis: The urban renewal project was one of the biggest ventures ever approved by the state. premise: Both the Watercourt and the funicular railway make up part of the $1.2 billion Caleornia Plaza urban renewal project. | neutral |
295,343 | hypothesis: Coverage related load time is the amount of time a TV show takes to run. premise: Coverage related load time is the fixed portion of load time at a stop | contradiction |
19,597 | hypothesis: There are plans to build an airport with the next decade. premise: Constrained by the limited water supply and the absence of an airport, the pace of construction and change have been kept within reasonable bounds, with regulations stipulating, for instance, that buildings may not rise higher than four sto... | neutral |
160,118 | hypothesis: I support the fact that people have to register their guns. premise: absolutely you know it's like it's i i i i don't really quite understand the idea that people think that i mean i i'm all for registration in the sense that uh a a a lawful person can go down and get a gun and and maybe you shouldn't be gi... | entailment |
22,675 | hypothesis: Tanenhaus declares Alger Hiss to be an American hero. premise: Tanenhaus elevates Chambers to the pantheon of great American postwar intellectuals and declares Alger Hiss a Soviet spy, and no critics object. | contradiction |
161,126 | hypothesis: The area is highly industrialized. premise: uh it's mainly farms and uh no heavy industry uh Attleboro itself i live in Rhode Island | contradiction |
169,633 | hypothesis: The gallows were removed in 1950 but the name persisted. premise: Its name stems not from a drinking phrase but from the fact that it was very close to the gallows that used to stand in the The last drop refers to the fall to the end of the rope. | neutral |
374,672 | hypothesis: The International Legal Aid Group has never invited her to give speeches due to budget cuts. premise: She promoted diversity in speeches she was invited to give to partner organizations - the combined Conference of State Court Judges and Conference of State Court Administrators, the International Legal Aid ... | contradiction |
158,753 | hypothesis: The sacred island of Delos is very important. premise: It is difficult to overestimate the importance of the sacred island of Delos during ancient times. | entailment |
87,601 | hypothesis: Joking, wearing of animal costumes and ritual dances can be experienced. premise: Grotesque animal costumes are worn, bawdy jokes are exchanged, and ritual dances are performed. | entailment |
261,198 | hypothesis: In 1557, they were all consolidated in Macau. premise: Finally, in 1557, they were all consolidated in Macau. | entailment |
221,688 | hypothesis: Given the data in table II, it might be possible. premise: While it might be possible, given the data in table II. | entailment |
313,125 | hypothesis: Mr. Philips took a seat and wiped his forehead. premise: And, subtly implying that a jury which did not so decide, was quite unthinkable, Mr. Philips sat down and wiped his forehead. | entailment |
187,318 | hypothesis: She didn't like him attacking her. premise: Did she fancy that he had meant to attack her with it? | contradiction |
166,314 | hypothesis: Piero della Francesca's San Nicola da Tolentino, Mantegna's Madonna and Child, a Botticelli Madonna, and Antonio Pollaiuolo's Portrait of a Young Woman are the most popular and valuable pieces in this collection. premise: The prize pieces of this stunning collection include Piero della Francesca's San Nicol... | neutral |
108,291 | hypothesis: Prototyping is hands down the practice that is most highly correlated with success. premise: Practices such as prototyping, early manufacturing and supplier involvement, completing 90 percent of engineering drawings by critical design review, demonstrating product reliability, and achieving statistical cont... | neutral |
200,194 | hypothesis: there are no representatives in this organizations. premise: Many representatives told us that due to members' own resource and time constraints, members would not participate in information-sharing organizations unless they received benefits. | contradiction |
79,132 | hypothesis: The questionnaire takes an hour to complete. premise: It is a three-question screen that takes about 1 minute. | contradiction |
71,313 | hypothesis: Cinderella was written by Walt Disney. premise: Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (ABC | contradiction |
32,535 | hypothesis: Prerequisites for direct reporting of illegal activity. premise: requirements for direct reporting of fraud or illegal acts. | entailment |
260,999 | hypothesis: There are questions about whether Trent Lott is capable of handling a Republican Senate. premise: The cover story on Trent Lott doubts that he can control the Republican Senate. | entailment |
9,927 | hypothesis: Jenn Crowell is a very young author. premise: Time also considers Necessary Madness , by 19-year-old Jenn Crowell (G.P. | neutral |
266,676 | hypothesis: I can't think of any examples of extraordinary goodness. premise: But what about the examples of great good to balance them? | contradiction |
200,966 | hypothesis: It is worth visiting the Elise Sainte-Croix church. premise: The parish church, the Eglise Sainte-Croix, is worth a visit for the splendid 16th-century altarpiece by Jean Bongartz of Colmar. | entailment |
14,753 | hypothesis: Everyone knew how he felt. premise: Nobody knew how he felt. | contradiction |
65,996 | hypothesis: The cap?i?tals are the only known works of art by Gilbert. premise: Gilbert is also believed to have carved the magnificent cap?i?tals topping the pillars of the nave and aisles. | neutral |
150,168 | hypothesis: It celebrates the destruction of Guangzhou by goat-riding spirits. premise: It celebrates the founding of Guangzhou, when five spirits rode their goats down from the celestial realm to present the inhabitants of the city with their very first grains of rice. | contradiction |
189,284 | hypothesis: The population of Madeira is only 270,000. premise: Almost half of Madeira's 270,000 people live in Funchal (pronounced foon-shawl ), and cruise-ship passengers stride ashore daily for a frenzied flurry of sightseeing and shopping. | entailment |
328,531 | hypothesis: I know you dont care if we lie to you. premise: And I'm sure you don't enjoy the thought of deceit on our behalf.' | contradiction |
359,442 | hypothesis: There is no such name as Tim Carvell. premise: Tim Carvell's Wrap-Up | contradiction |
165,126 | hypothesis: i'm a big fan of Costner premise: um don't really know i like Costner a lot but uh i'm a big i'm a big baseball fan so you know after Bull Durham and Field of Dreams you know um although you know | entailment |
336,082 | hypothesis: Vogues are two or three. premise: six seven and then you get into the vogues they get up to into twelve and fifteen and on like that | contradiction |
218,969 | hypothesis: It has 17 stories. premise: This 17-story tower, perched on one of the best stretches of Waikiki oceanfront, is more deluxe than most Outrigger and related Ohana hotels. | entailment |
32,291 | hypothesis: Management believes that by thinking of core values in terms of boundaries and beliefs, the essence of the message remains easy for workers to grasp. premise: These core values serve as both beliefs and boundaries; beliefs in the form of positive concepts one can be committed to, and boundaries in the form ... | neutral |
125,851 | hypothesis: No way are you that. premise: really are you a yeah | contradiction |
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