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64,685 | hypothesis: It is modern and was built last year. premise: Comfortable modern facilities are offered in unusual black basalt buildings at the Church of Scotland Hospice, which was constructed a century ago as a missionary hospital. | contradiction |
77,170 | hypothesis: Ugh, I can't wait to leave! premise: Great to be back! | contradiction |
67,165 | hypothesis: Simova lived in London during the war. premise: A teen-ager during the war, Simova survived in London, living with the Korbels. | entailment |
114,360 | hypothesis: There was a pile of electronics behind her. premise: Behind her was a huge pile of electronic equipment. | entailment |
284,045 | hypothesis: The British thought the episode was a loss for the Spanish. premise: Because surrender was never considered, the Spanish and today's Puerto Ricans regard this episode as a victory. | neutral |
118,096 | hypothesis: After 60 seconds, Tommy was just a lump of helplessness premise: In another minute Tommy was a mere helpless bundle. | entailment |
114,156 | hypothesis: The individual thought they would end up in prison. premise: 'If prison is going to be my next home,' he did not quip, 'I'd better get used to this. | entailment |
247,995 | hypothesis: There are discos and pubs in the new Citein area of Jerusalem. premise: Jerusalem has a staid reputation, but take a stroll in the New Citein the area around Ben Yehuda Street and Yoel Salomon Street and you'll find lots going on most evenings, including a handful of discos, several music bars and pubs, a... | entailment |
261,288 | hypothesis: It was Louis XII's intentions to turn his favorite hunting lodge into a retirement home. premise: Louis XIII had hoped to make his favorite hunting lodge a modest retirement home. | entailment |
351,130 | hypothesis: I don't know for sure how Panama was. premise: yeah but no but see the thing when Panama was uh the that uh Noriega was uh | neutral |
216,850 | hypothesis: Is it usually warmer in the spring? premise: uh-huh well tell me uh is is it normally that cold up there in the in the Spring | neutral |
150,650 | hypothesis: They are staying put where they are. premise: they've had a lot of trouble with uh with the Sullivan boys and Kiam they didn't really see eye to eye and of course the the big political football up here you know now they're now they're trying to move the team somewhere else the last i heard | contradiction |
172,983 | hypothesis: The Democratic party of 2000 presented a unified front in opposing the Republicans. premise: Many on both sides anticipate that the Democratic primary of 2000 will be a showdown, with Dick Gephardt representing the old Dems and Al Gore standing in for the new. | contradiction |
215,804 | hypothesis: Hernando de Soto was the first European to set eyes on the Mississippi. premise: The first European to see the Mississippi was the Spanish Conquistador Hernando de Soto, brother-in-law of Balboa and the discoverer of the Pacific. | entailment |
380,169 | hypothesis: The tomb did not matter at all. premise: Ramose's Tomb is also important. | contradiction |
287,721 | hypothesis: Tweed is made from cotton and then later turned into rope. premise: Tweed is also produced from wool, manufactured into jackets, coats, and suits. | contradiction |
192,949 | hypothesis: But he had been a member of the military. premise: but he'd served in the military | entailment |
361,266 | hypothesis: Poor predesign development can cause projects to fail. premise: Most projects that fail to meet their planned objectives do so because of faulty or inadequate predesign development. | entailment |
17,780 | hypothesis: Well, the majority of them were negating. premise: well they weren't negating | contradiction |
90,050 | hypothesis: Those are stuff that we need a lot and I don't like the elderly who don't have family or anybody and really need their Medicare. premise: but those are things that we we really need i hate to see the old people that don't have anybody and hey you know there are people out there that have no family or and t... | entailment |
23,635 | hypothesis: It definitely would. premise: sure would | entailment |
28,382 | hypothesis: There are crumbling houses throughout the city and they have been abandoned after the exodus. premise: Throughout the city, crumbling houses three and four stories tall, somehow still standing, line backstreets where children play stickball and their parents and grandparents hover around doorstoops. | neutral |
52,044 | hypothesis: US president John F. Kennedy was pleased with the missile deployment. premise: US president John F. Kennedy imposed a naval blockade on the island to ensure no more missiles arrived and insisted that the existing ones be removed. | contradiction |
201,944 | hypothesis: The facility always uses receiving water, so the organisms are always transferred. premise: Upon arrival at the test site, the organisms are transferred to receiving water if receiving water is to be used as the test dilution water. | neutral |
62,135 | hypothesis: The 12th-century cathedral has a single gable. premise: The triple-gabled 12th-century cathedral still has its loggia of shops attached to the south wall. | contradiction |
346,569 | hypothesis: Those people are complete cowards. premise: I did not count on their evading the meeting." | neutral |
302,609 | hypothesis: No one subscribes to the thought that different access levels are acceptable. premise: Finally, there is the notion that it is fair to provide nondiscriminatory downstream access to the delivery network. | contradiction |
71,267 | hypothesis: Is it true that poor people like sports more than wealthy people? premise: Is it true that wealthy people are bigger sports fans than the nonwealthy? | contradiction |
383,661 | hypothesis: There are other beaches going west from Las Salinas. premise: More sand or rock beaches continue westward from Las Salinas, but they become less and less accessible. | entailment |
72,693 | hypothesis: Sir James was taking her pulse. premise: Sir James kept his finger on her wrist a minute longer, then withdrew it with a nod. | entailment |
375,036 | hypothesis: There are only two colors left for that eye. premise: That eye's fadin' good, Drew, only two colors now, ain't it?"Drew grunted and Nye laughed. | entailment |
262,421 | hypothesis: The piece comes with sidebars about a movie director, makeup manufacturer and an environmental activist. premise: The piece is accompanied by the requisite sidebars about a go-getting movie director, a fabulously successful cosmetics manufacturer, and a hip young environmental activist. | entailment |
138,256 | hypothesis: Historians are notoriously unreliable when it comes to recording unbiased accounts of their experience. premise: That certain Kings reigned, and certain battles were fought, we can depend upon as true; but all the colouring, all the philosophy, of history is conjecture. | neutral |
202,320 | hypothesis: Management may not be happy about being told what to do. premise: First, they should provide strategic advice to management in order to help maximize shareholder value. | neutral |
312,885 | hypothesis: The Council found that 18-B lawyers were only working on cases within their mandate. premise: The Council document also noted that inexplicably 18-B lawyers are handling 50 percent of the indigent criminal cases in New York City, even though their mandate is to handle only multi-defendant cases where the Le... | contradiction |
286,798 | hypothesis: It's more convenient to charge our gas when we're on trips. premise: that's what we do on that's true we always use especially on trips you know we just charge all our gas that saves us spending it or shelling out the cash right then | neutral |
64,235 | hypothesis: Sharm El-Sheikh has gotten millions of dollars in investments, that's why they were able to transform it into a true tourist resort. premise: Hundreds of hotels have sprung up along the sandy beaches, and these have been followed by restaurants, bars, and shops, making today's Sharm El-Sheikh not just a div... | neutral |
292,403 | hypothesis: It is always very cloudy at Golden Beach. premise: Golden Beach is perfect for soaking up the sun and watching the sport. | contradiction |
286,958 | hypothesis: His dress was short and blue. premise: In spite of his below-the-border dress and his coloring, he was unmistakably Anglo, just as the man looping both horses' reins to the rack was Mexican. | neutral |
299,879 | hypothesis: I am definitely not going to go contact Texans. premise: yeah so my uh position from management to domestic goddess has been an adjustment but boy i think i'm going to go contact Texans i really think i am i mean that beats any offer i've heard in a long time | contradiction |
99,839 | hypothesis: The palazzo on Via Cavour is new to the area. premise: The might of the Medici family can be sensed in their massive palazzo, northwest of the cathedral on Via Cavour, the 15th-century Palazzo Medici-Riccardi. | contradiction |
280,322 | hypothesis: Barr hopes to bring the right wing to power but don't count on it. premise: Barr too may hope to ride right-wing indignation to national power, but don't count on it. | entailment |
383,096 | hypothesis: It is believed that if your coin bounces of a turtle's head, you will have misfortune for years. premise: Among the ponds is one inhabited by Visitors toss in coins in the hope of bouncing one off a turtle's head, a sure way of achieving good fortune. | contradiction |
194,138 | hypothesis: There are many Greek people on the island. premise: The island is a delight, because it has few foreign visitors and retains its strong Greek character. | neutral |
96,940 | hypothesis: For others, turn at Contri Porti. premise: Turn off on Contri Porti for others. | entailment |
128,926 | hypothesis: The company had been growing less diverse with Trump's ban on immigration. premise: Personnel policies will be revised so that they further encourage and support a diverse work environment and spell out the organization's commitment to diversity. | neutral |
347,314 | hypothesis: Am I weird or is this contrary to the normal, it will make no sense to anyone. premise: Call me square, but I find this antithetical to the documentary spirit. | neutral |
195,853 | hypothesis: Any grant applications that don't follow the methodologic processes are at risk of being denied due to grant applications following the proper methodological processes. premise: Grant applications submitted by emergency medicine specialists that do not use the methodologic processes preferred by alcohol res... | entailment |
361,895 | hypothesis: All the businesses did really well and made a lot of money, even after they started that. premise: yeah right after they started i guess the other uh businesses lost money and they all began doing the same thing | contradiction |
84,596 | hypothesis: An argument took place whose proportions had not been seen since the professor returned. premise: An argument of massive proportions, and not seen in the Suwaks home since the professor came back from the presentation of a portable set of board games for solving personality problems, took place. | entailment |
379,704 | hypothesis: I have plans tonight. premise: "Tonight?" Tobe Kells made a quick examination. | neutral |
5,125 | hypothesis: Ca'daan ignored Jon. premise: Ca'daan looked to Jon. | contradiction |
109,916 | hypothesis: Guadeloupe is known for its French influence in language and culture. premise: On the French side of the island, a sub-prefecture of Guadeloupe, every schoolchild learns the mother tongue. | neutral |
334,042 | hypothesis: One hundred percent of the legal needs for low income Americans get met. premise: Studies suggest 80 percent of the legal needs of low-income Americans go unmet. | contradiction |
191,956 | hypothesis: He was an abuser and beat his wife all the time. premise: well he was he he she was abused woman he was he was a a what do you call it abuser he would he would beat his wife all the time | entailment |
43,461 | hypothesis: The president would be suffering more if he lived his life exactly like Dudley Moore. premise: Perhaps if the president had suffered the same terrible fate as Dudley Moore, he would now be suffering less. | contradiction |
49,013 | hypothesis: The Bloomsbury public housing project lost its case. premise: In Annapolis, the Bureau's 20-year representation of the Bloomsbury public housing project resulted in a victory that will result in the relocation of residents Co many of them elderly and disabled Co to new waterfront housing that will keep the ... | contradiction |
67,859 | hypothesis: The documentation came with it. premise: uh without documentation so it was very cheap it's a two eighty six | contradiction |
165,334 | hypothesis: The second website function gives volunteers a free popsicle. premise: The second website function supports volunteers who are uncomfortable in a new area of law and need guidance and direction. | contradiction |
87,529 | hypothesis: Breines Is pro-Isreal and he sees any expression of Jewish self-defense as a sign of good nationalism. premise: But Breines is avowedly anti-Israel, and he sees any expression of Jewish self-defense as a sign of nationalism gone awry. | contradiction |
72,871 | hypothesis: The opening chase of The World is Not Enough has the right Flemingesque irritation. premise: The World Is Not Enough , Brosnan brings the right Flemingesque irritation to the opening chase. | entailment |
90,109 | hypothesis: This improvements has limits addressing patients' alcohol problems. premise: A major limit to realizing this improvement is the lack of counseling available to address patients' alcohol problems in most EDs. | entailment |
186,714 | hypothesis: It's easy to do masters degrees of any kind at night. premise: i've always wanted a masters degree but to get one in in English or anything other than an MBA it's really difficult to do at night | contradiction |
6,728 | hypothesis: Palm Springs is about a twenty-two-hour drive east of San Diego. premise: A fashionable way to experience the desert is by visiting one of the resort communities in and around Palm Springs, about two hours' drive east of L.A. | contradiction |
250,274 | hypothesis: We didn't find his continual undressing humorous. premise: he had he'd got himself undressed and and he just he just like to sit in his wheelchair naked that's not funny but it was funny at the time | contradiction |
289,156 | hypothesis: Some H-2A workers make claims before the Commission. premise: The factual record before the Commission demonstrates that the vast majority of the claims of H-2A workers cannot be completed while the alien is in the United States. | entailment |
271,264 | hypothesis: I now comprehend. premise: I understand now ” ”" | entailment |
179,535 | hypothesis: He said the Antichrist was Jewish because Jesus was Jewish. premise: 2) No, the only reason he had said the Antichrist must be Jewish is that Jesus was Jewish, and the Antichrist is supposed to resemble Jesus. | entailment |
265,700 | hypothesis: The next room is more lavish than the last. premise: One room is more lavish than the next. | entailment |
266,161 | hypothesis: It is not a place for men. premise: really so is it just women that go there | neutral |
371,785 | hypothesis: The treatment is very costly and the follow up is equally so. premise: For the treatment and all follow up care, one could pay in easy month-and-half installments spread over 25 to 45 years. | neutral |
103,380 | hypothesis: The road was destroyed due to the Rising as there was a need to cut off supply lines. premise: The road was largely destroyed in the Rising , but was restored by the end of the 1920s (plans for a new restoration are under way). | neutral |
85,245 | hypothesis: You can see more fishing permits at the tourist building. premise: You will find more information and fishing permits available at the Directory of Fisheries in the tourist office building in Srinagar. | entailment |
298,081 | hypothesis: The man says that the team lost the series. premise: yeah i right they were either beat Houston in extra innings and then and then they actually won the series by by sort of a sneaky route um against Boston | contradiction |
68,324 | hypothesis: The expertise comes from the US. premise: where did they get the uh where where does the expertise come for for bringing a whole lot of ground and it doesn't doesn't come from Russia and it doesn't come from Europe it comes comes from the United States | entailment |
106,540 | hypothesis: Many Angelenos retreat to Palm Springs in the winter. premise: Palm Springs forms a major winter retreat for Angelenos as well as for visitors from the Midwest and East Coast, but it is less popular in July and August, when average daytime temperatures sore well over 100??F (38??C). | entailment |
284,917 | hypothesis: Every lead agency was designated to work in eight infrastructure sectors. premise: Specifically, it designated lead agencies within the federal government to work with private-sector and government entities in each of eight infrastructure sectors and five special function areas. | neutral |
25,407 | hypothesis: The board members took turns on the roles. premise: The basic roles and responsibilities of the board were defined as enhancing shareholder value, assessing and monitoring risk, and ensuring management accountability. | neutral |
222,055 | hypothesis: The demonic tattoos seemed to change position in the shadows of the torch. premise: The demonic tattoos shifted and wreathed in the shadows of the torch. | entailment |
104,324 | hypothesis: The upper level of the George IV Bridge can be reached by both roads. premise: Both these streets lead to the upper level of the George IV Bridge. | entailment |
255,839 | hypothesis: Shindling wrote the report. premise: Shapiro, E. Educational Rethinking the Criteria of Competence. | contradiction |
42,226 | hypothesis: So much honesty. premise: all the tricks | contradiction |
382,890 | hypothesis: Unfortunately, even though there have been many great achievements, many people in America are not able to afford an attorney when they need them. premise: Despite the success of LSC and its many contributions to access to justice for low-income Americans, its achievements are overshadowed by the fact that ... | entailment |
338,149 | hypothesis: Gray said that he grew up in New York in the 70s. premise: My mother was a Legal Aid attorney in Boston when I was growing up in the '50s, said Mr. Gray. | contradiction |
98,737 | hypothesis: Greuze said business was bad most mornings. premise: 'Terrible business most mornings,' Greuze replied. | entailment |
366,273 | hypothesis: The research did not reveal anything interesting. premise: Our research was conducted from March through October 1999 and culminated in the issuance of an exposure draft in March 2000. | neutral |
241,171 | hypothesis: The Porches Pottery makers import all their wares from China. premise: The small town of Porches has two standout Olaria Algarve (Porches Pottery), which has revived and updated long-forgotten Moorish styles, and Casa Algarve. | contradiction |
78,803 | hypothesis: The pro bono project will bring in a lot of great publicity premise: [The pro bono project] is a great asset for all of us, she said. | neutral |
274,220 | hypothesis: He has never in his life done amnesa. premise: Can you believe that he's never in his life done amnesa?' | entailment |
246,283 | hypothesis: Is that set in the 1960's or 1950's? premise: is that the one set in the fifties or sixties | entailment |
24,528 | hypothesis: Microsoft spokesmen are actually quite fond of the lobbying process and take pride in doing so. premise: Microsoft spokesmen simultaneously profess 1) reluctance at being forced to stoop to lobbying and 2) chagrin at having done so belatedly. | contradiction |
106,288 | hypothesis: Yes, I painted all of the house. premise: yes i i completely finished the house | neutral |
98,768 | hypothesis: The deserts were 20 miles east. premise: So the God-kings moved their empires east where the deserts had carved away the titans who might have dared to threaten their rule. | neutral |
246,633 | hypothesis: There are no design controls implemented until a product has been on the market for a year. premise: 5 million represents the establishment of design controls for new products. | contradiction |
313,852 | hypothesis: I'm not good enough to raise my child because I have to work all the time. premise: you know like you're judging us and i'm not good enough to raise my child which basically is true | neutral |
263,673 | hypothesis: Kid's are never forbidden from an activity merely politely asked. premise: How do you forbid the kids to practice what you, er, practice? | contradiction |
168,333 | hypothesis: When I was in intelligence, I saw you wearing a top hat in France. premise: Saw you in France when I was with the Intelligence. | neutral |
96,965 | hypothesis: Oh! Tuppence quietly expressed surprise. premise: Oh! said Tuppence meekly. | neutral |
249,271 | hypothesis: Texas electing a female governor is mere tokenism. premise: but uh i'm surprised i really am surprised you know that major cities you know especially in a state like Texas would elect a woman governor | neutral |
321,388 | hypothesis: The report was released in October 2000. premise: See The Long-Term Budget Outlook, Congressional Budget Office (October 2000) and the 2001 HI and SMI Trustees Reports. | entailment |
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