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290,608 | hypothesis: You might be interested to hear about my trip to Washington DC. premise: from that state um-hum um-hum yeah right i'm going to inject a little side anecdote for you back to the to the uh uh the main topic here because it it you might be interested in this uh you know i i've | neutral |
147,999 | hypothesis: It makes you wonder how people live on lower wages. premise: you know i think you know i've got a fairly decent job here at TI but uh when i think of you you go to the the grocery store and you see someone working as a cashier and you think you you know how much a cashier makes and you go how do these peopl... | entailment |
368,204 | hypothesis: Slaves fled to the desert. premise: The travelers in the south and east told of dozens of freed slaves building camps in the desert and the bodies of their captors rotting in the sun. | entailment |
381,917 | hypothesis: He gestured towards the orrery with his hands. premise: Then he straightened, moving his hands toward the orrery in passes too rapid to be seen. | neutral |
63,019 | hypothesis: UNESCO declared Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1902. premise: The presence of such architectural wonders, no matter how dilapidated, led UNESCO to declare Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1982. | contradiction |
33,736 | hypothesis: The police did not arrest the boys. premise: that's right these boys knew that what they were doing was wrong and when i screamed at them to stop they kept running they knew what they were doing was wrong that's why i called the police | neutral |
385,157 | hypothesis: The procedures were actually contained in 6 U.S.C. premise: The final rule was issued pursuant to the notice and comment procedures contained in 5 U.S.C. | contradiction |
37,635 | hypothesis: This uh photinia the blue tipped spruce. premise: this uh photinia the red tipped photinia | contradiction |
217,730 | hypothesis: Series EE savings bonds are useful premise: Series EE savings bonds when used for qualified education expenses $10 | neutral |
114,124 | hypothesis: The evidence challenges the need for a cushion. premise: They sponsored evidence challenging the need for a cushion so substantially above and beyond the Postal Service's own best estimate of future increases in the cost of collecting, processing and delivering the mail. | entailment |
299,714 | hypothesis: She was fifteen miles away. premise: But, after all, she was only fifteen miles away. | entailment |
250,317 | hypothesis: The major issues begin with the lowest level of governance. premise: The issues of concern start at the top of the corporate governance pyramid. | contradiction |
203,332 | hypothesis: You need to rinse it out with the garden hose. premise: and so you can just take it out with a garden hose rinse it out | neutral |
269,788 | hypothesis: I got away from the sanatorium. premise: Once I got away from the sanatorium I felt different as though something in me that had been buried for a long time was waking up again. | entailment |
231,282 | hypothesis: He asked a rhetorical question. premise: Aloud he pursued his advantage: "And why am I so confident? | entailment |
84,423 | hypothesis: He agreed to sell us the house for $20,000 less than the list price. premise: Ignoring the software millionaires and the other suck-up artists, he had agreed to sell us his house--at $20,000 over the list price. | contradiction |
151,075 | hypothesis: Her mom views the job as just an extension of her being. premise: Her mother sees Wallace's job as simply a manifestation of who she has always been. | entailment |
297,731 | hypothesis: Some libertarians disagree that prosperity is an illusion. premise: (Though some diehard libertarians will object that the prosperity is an illusion, because governments that have been empowered to make us more prosperous will inevitably abuse that power to our detriment.) | entailment |
275,718 | hypothesis: Some of the hotel used to be manors. premise: Many of these manors have now been converted into hotels known for comfortable accommodations and stunning views. | entailment |
290,357 | hypothesis: The Japense government was predicting the occupying forces would be friendly. premise: After years of government propaganda predicting the worst atrocities, most Japanese civilians were surprised at the warmth and friendliness of the occupying forces. | contradiction |
116,960 | hypothesis: Adana kebap is a spicy minced beef wrapped around a skewer and grilled. premise: The most common varieties are kebap (cubes of lamb threaded on a skewer and grilled over charcoal); dener kebap (literally revolving kebap a stack of marinated, sliced lamb and minced mutton roasted on a vertical spit, with ... | entailment |
89,817 | hypothesis: He is one of the members that go to the monthly meetings of the Weber County Bar Association. premise: He's planning to take a formal proposal to one of the monthly meetings of the Weber County Bar Association this summer. | entailment |
373,525 | hypothesis: Gates is moving to appease the Justice department and a janitor that's mad at him. premise: They think Gates is stepping down-contrary to Ballmer's insistence that Gates is stepping up to his new job-in hopes of appeasing Justice Department warriors who want Gates' head. | neutral |
353,183 | hypothesis: I hope a great misfortune befalls you today. premise: yeah it was nice talking no no they just define it to you and so so you get what get uh luck of the draw but yeah anyway well good luck to you bye-bye | contradiction |
379,233 | hypothesis: It would be funny. premise: maybe i should have surely it maybe it would have been pretty funny i don't know | entailment |
80,242 | hypothesis: The egg was just minutes away from hatching. premise: And when an egg hatches, you don't try to put it back together!" He didn't look like a fanatic, Dave told himself. | neutral |
179,373 | hypothesis: President Clinton appointed Mr. Casellas as Chairman. premise: In 1994, President Clinton appointed Mr. Casellas as Chairman of the U.S. | entailment |
62,762 | hypothesis: Dave was not amused by the man's enthusiasm. premise: What form of wonder is a computer?" Dave shook his head at the old man's monomania. | entailment |
339,801 | hypothesis: The unsuccessful group that was represented by multiple groups interested in providing legal assistance to low-income people. premise: Represented in the Group were LSC-funded programs, the organized bar, the judiciary, both law schools in the state, eligible clients, the Colorado Lawyers Trust Account Foun... | neutral |
265,620 | hypothesis: The air turned cold already. premise: The air was growing cold already. | entailment |
244,867 | hypothesis: The Hard Way was really stupid. premise: i saw one i thought was crummy with that new uh Michael J Fox movie The Hard Way where he plays a a actor that's uh like the huh | entailment |
159,226 | hypothesis: I'm so excited! premise: oh my goodness yeah | neutral |
282,704 | hypothesis: The budget is reported in a Statement of Program Measures in the annual budget. premise: The research and development outputs and outcomes should be the same as those measured for the Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) and the budget and will be reported in a Statement of Program Performance Meas... | contradiction |
71,698 | hypothesis: That is very bad that's bad. premise: oh yeah oh that's good that's really good | contradiction |
239,354 | hypothesis: Film production in India is hardly noteworthy. premise: Film in India, produced mainly in the cities of Chennai, Mumbai, Calcutta, and Bangalore, is a major industry. | contradiction |
45,128 | hypothesis: Having a gun could lead to more violence and tension which would hurt our chances in the situation. premise: oh okay that's that's an interesting thing so uh yeah that the only way that would be a disadvantage if the other guy's got a gun and fires when he sees his and it's on it's on the first shot uh i th... | neutral |
189,311 | hypothesis: Safety cones improve the chances of kids staying away from drugs and sex. premise: Meanwhile, kids (of all races) who live inside elaborately constructed safety cones--airbags; mandatory bicycle helmets; mommy pagers; home-security systems; anti-drug campaigns; anti-sex propaganda; and sanitized-for-your-pr... | contradiction |
6,616 | hypothesis: You have a lot of spare time, don't you? premise: they had they had quite a few new ones come out last year that they added to but but you don't have much spare time either | contradiction |
305,331 | hypothesis: Pradier is Finland's most famous sculptor. premise: The monument of red porphyry from Finland rests on a pedestal of green granite, encircled by 12 colossal Victory pillars sculpted by Pradier. | neutral |
204,776 | hypothesis: You will be able to do whatever you want in someone else's shoes. premise: I can put your mind in that body and have it back out again whenever need be. | neutral |
376,754 | hypothesis: He was slow to rise but eventually got up. premise: He was up quickly. | neutral |
168,651 | hypothesis: A menorah tends to fit to everybody's taste! premise: Traditionally-crafted ceremonial objects, such as menorahs (a seven-branched candelabra) and mezuzahs (inscribed parchments/parchment holders), may not be to everyone's taste, but they are undeniably Israeli. | contradiction |
214,835 | hypothesis: There are loads of great alternatives to use. premise: The Department points out that due to the programmatic changes mandated by the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, there were no significant alternatives available that would both accomplish the objectives of the ac... | contradiction |
101,478 | hypothesis: Earmarked taxes are likely another word for Dedicated Collections. premise: DEDICATED COLLECTIONS (OR TAXES) - See earmarked taxes. | neutral |
22,654 | hypothesis: The papers are filled with many things. premise: The papers are full up to the brim with that type of thing. | neutral |
388,541 | hypothesis: Eszterhas appeared on the cover of People magazine. premise: Eszterhas' posturing He became the celebrity he'd always hoped to be--brash, appealing, larger than life. | neutral |
8,113 | hypothesis: You'd be well advised to take the sun in exteremly small doses, at least for the first few days. premise: For the first few days you'd be well advised to take the sun in extremely small doses. | entailment |
303,719 | hypothesis: The scenario has been modeled by EPA. premise: As EPA modeled this scenario, the bundle of policies in the CEF advanced scenario became, in effect, a complement to the emission caps imposed by 2007. | entailment |
57,149 | hypothesis: If employers offered childcare on-sight, that would help a lot. premise: i i well i hope to see employer based you know helping out you know child uh care centers at the place of employment and and things like that that will help out | entailment |
32,821 | hypothesis: I really liked the school. premise: and uh what a what a fabulous darn school it was i was just really really impressed with it | entailment |
281,747 | hypothesis: The local culture is very interesting. premise: But it won't do it while preserving their local cultures. | neutral |
258,102 | hypothesis: This is a cover story that Time had been preparing for a long time. premise: Time 's cover story details the president's soaring poll numbers and the various boosts they've given to his lawyers' confidence, his relationships with Congress, and even to donations to the Democratic Party. | neutral |
194,074 | hypothesis: The man David Duke is back! premise: David Duke is back. | entailment |
98,359 | hypothesis: Diderot had a lot to say about how people dress in the theater, as he said it was too casual. premise: Denis Diderot has much to say about dress in the theater, and Honore de Balzac wrote an incisive treatise on neckties, among his many essays on elegance. | neutral |
362,149 | hypothesis: The pope addresses women's dignity and vocation every year. premise: In a 1988 apostolic letter on the dignity and vocation of women, the pope warned that in the name of liberation from male domination, women must not appropriate to themselves male characteristics contrary to their own feminine 'originality... | neutral |
354,951 | hypothesis: Care must be taken to scope and sequence the study so they can get enough data for the spreadsheet. premise: Also, care must be taken to scope and sequence the exploratory study so that it yields enough information to be worthwhile and in time for use in the larger study but does not unduly delay answering ... | neutral |
84,817 | hypothesis: I thought of ending the book with his quote, however other things had happened. premise: I thought of ending the book with his quote, but then some other stuff happened in his life (you'll have to buy the book--$24. | entailment |
113,738 | hypothesis: The show was gross and funny. premise: The cable network's animated show about third graders obsessed with violence and bodily emissions has replaced Beavis and Butt-head as America's premiere gross national product (Ken Tucker, Entertainment Weekly ). Critics attribute the show's cult following to the time... | entailment |
174,550 | hypothesis: It spills over into the community itself (in so many words) premise: in the community itself that spill over so to speak | entailment |
177,230 | hypothesis: I know you've been to the Bay area and you know the system we've got around here. premise: around the Bay area here we got uh uh system here called i don't know if you've ever been to the Bay area uh it's called uh | contradiction |
43,825 | hypothesis: There were no imperial edicts issued in the year of 1890. premise: In 1890 an important imperial edict on education was issued, promoting Asian (that is, Chinese and Japanese) values in culture and stressing loyalty to the emperor and general harmony. | contradiction |
272,296 | hypothesis: You can do that. premise: 'What do you think you are doing?' | contradiction |
124,513 | hypothesis: He didn't know how to interpret what went on, but he put the data into his computer anyways. premise: Even on the project, while working with his uncle, he had seen little of what went on, and hadn't really understood that, except when it produced data that he could feed into his computer. | entailment |
195,411 | hypothesis: He had nothing to do with INTOSAI. premise: He made major contributions to the development of the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI), which includes 179 countries, and he also created an international fellows program at GAO to provide support, training, and guidance to a cadr... | contradiction |
215,190 | hypothesis: Regulating regulations is a productive way to do things, and raising the rent is going to be a pleasant surprise for the renters. premise: George Pataki, relented in exchange for a compromise plan that will gradually raise rents by regulating the existing regulations. | contradiction |
201,055 | hypothesis: Building the absorbers away from the project location allows more finite coordination and administration of deliverables, goods and workers. premise: Construction of absorbers off-site is one way that projects can control project resources, schedules, and labor. | neutral |
124,381 | hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer was staring at the huge pimple on her nose. premise: But I'm sure. Mrs. Vandemeyer stared in front of her for a long time. | neutral |
95,865 | hypothesis: The building on Jon's right was on fire. premise: Adrin and San'doro came around the building on Jon's right. | neutral |
179,363 | hypothesis: The Texan turned around and fell. premise: The Texan swung around. | neutral |
132,921 | hypothesis: There have been a lot of improvements made. premise: yeah what what do you said you think there're some improvements what do you think the improvements have been | neutral |
99,932 | hypothesis: The Hotel Castillo located at Baracoa houses a bar. premise: Baracoa's Hotel Castillo has a bar with sensational views and frequent live music. | entailment |
110,556 | hypothesis: No one is a bully. premise: Bully for you! | contradiction |
125,893 | hypothesis: Gandhi was assassinated in a prayer meeting on January 30th by a radicalized Hindu who was displeased with Gandhi's defense of Muslims. premise: A Hindu fanatic, enraged by what he felt was an excessively fervent defense of the Muslim interests, assassinated Gandhi in a prayer meeting on 30 January. | entailment |
101,316 | hypothesis: She gave the guy a second chance in exchange for him doing better. premise: She may have thought, however, that she was giving him another chance and that he was promising, in exchange, to do better. | entailment |
209,109 | hypothesis: Our Dynamic Earth opened near the end of the 20th century. premise: Directly in front of Parliament, on Holyrood Road, is Our Dynamic Earth, which opened in July 1999 in a futuristic building under a brilliant white-tented roof. | neutral |
188,618 | hypothesis: Paul's statement was reasonable because he expressed amazing ideas. premise: Paul's statement that this is simple and reasonable does not make it right. | neutral |
270,472 | hypothesis: A husband will be thrown in jail for a month for hitting his wife. premise: If a husband knocks his wife down, breaks her jaw or arm - abuses her terribly - he will be picked up and put in jail. | neutral |
228,806 | hypothesis: The IFAC represents dogs who want to break into the acting industry. premise: IFAC is an organization of national professional accountancy organizations that represent accountants employed in public practice, business and industry, the public sector, and education as well as some specialized groups that in... | contradiction |
301,419 | hypothesis: It was raining like hell outside. premise: Was there a thunderstorm? Slim never slept through a thunderstorm. | neutral |
113,024 | hypothesis: When you order a drink, they sometimes know it. premise: yeah and and so um but but when you go to order a drink um you know well you say they they i don't know it's uh | neutral |
36,075 | hypothesis: Most people on Long Bay beach are friendly but beware of pickpockets. premise: Because parts of Long Bay beach are public, you'll meet many local people here, probably more than in any other resort area in Jamaica. | neutral |
370,798 | hypothesis: The roads are probably always fin. premise: just hearing what it does to the lawn i hate to even guess what the road conditions would be like in something like that | contradiction |
190,020 | hypothesis: Then there was that unbound love of hers. premise: And, then, there was that rather over-vehement hatred of hers! | contradiction |
66,960 | hypothesis: The house did not lose the first two months of its session to the trial. premise: Unlike the House, which finished impeachment in December, the Senate lost the first two months of its current session to the trial. | entailment |
38,060 | hypothesis: The best time to see everything is after noon during the Summer. premise: In the summer, get there by noon or you won't see a thing. | contradiction |
380,498 | hypothesis: The Lincoln Bedroom was renovated and made sure to be always ghost-free. premise: Because while there was an unrenovated Lincoln Bedroom, there was also said to be a Lincoln Ghost. | contradiction |
341,474 | hypothesis: I like to watch comedy films. premise: yeah we do some of that in i'm fact i probably am more interested in watching some of the movies that are on TV than you know other kinds of things | neutral |
274,239 | hypothesis: IIBT thinks nonprofit is the only way to have an organization. premise: IIBT is a nonprofit educational and research institution for advancing the management of business technologies in the public and private sectors in order to improve performance. | neutral |
339,476 | hypothesis: English revolutionaries made Charles I the head of their movement in 1649, so the Scots were forced to rally around his son Charles II in opposition. premise: But when the English revolutionaries beheaded Charles I in 1649, the Scots rallied round his son, Charles II. | contradiction |
128,535 | hypothesis: The events of the Civil War are fascinating because I was always taught about the Emancipation Proclamation. premise: to of the events that brought about the Civil War and it's fascinating because i had always you know have been raised on this you know Emancimation Proclamation with the Civil War | entailment |
180,853 | hypothesis: Standards for government control must be established premise: The Federal Managers' Financial Integrity Act of 1982 (FMFIA) requires the General Accounting Office (GAO) to issue standards for internal control in government. | neutral |
167,638 | hypothesis: Turning left will take you to the Valley of the Queens. premise: At the split in the roadway, a left turn will lead you directly to the Valley of the Queens, and the temple complex of Medinet Habu. | entailment |
260,606 | hypothesis: I'm not concerned about not being able to fix it once I dismantle it. premise: i'm afraid i'll get something take it taken apart and not remember how to get it back together and then i'd be in big trouble | contradiction |
122,878 | hypothesis: There is a huge difference between the GDP and GNP in the United States. premise: In the United States, the difference between GDP and GNP is small. | contradiction |
173,276 | hypothesis: Residential routes include places where people live, such as homes or suburban areas. premise: Table 1 displays a variety of mean route statistics for residential routes separated into quartiles based on their profit. | neutral |
182,244 | hypothesis: I would assume that they think of me in this context. premise: I'm assuming they never think of me in this context because to them I was the other half of a couple with Rob, and it would somehow be disloyal on their part to introduce me to other men. | contradiction |
264,951 | hypothesis: The construction took over 20 years to complete. premise: As with many other Gothic masterpieces, the name of the first architect is unknown, but the renowned Pierre de Montreuil is credited with much of the 13th-century construction. | neutral |
113,991 | hypothesis: Cooking utensils are produced mechanically in Loule. premise: The Moorish tradition of producing cooking utensils from beaten metal is maintained in the town of Loule, in the Algarve. | contradiction |
114,529 | hypothesis: Barik eats people after he murders them. premise: Barik will eat the northerner. | neutral |
240,258 | hypothesis: They don't contain aluminum. premise: uh-huh i think they're made out of aluminum | contradiction |
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