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212,650 | hypothesis: There was a stream flowing into the heart of the mountains. premise: North of them, a glacier stream flowed past and into the heart of the mountains to the east. | entailment |
122,866 | hypothesis: I never had traffic problems on two eighty five. premise: and i would always be on the other end of two eighty five having to go all the way around two eighty five and then onto eighty five to go home and it was always at the end of the day | contradiction |
144,620 | hypothesis: People are very excited about increasing education investments. premise: The cover story maps a political agenda to engage the apathetic Generation fiscal restraint, investment in education and training, and class-based affirmative action. | contradiction |
150,607 | hypothesis: We are bored now the thrill is gone. premise: But the thrill, alas, is gone. | neutral |
117,144 | hypothesis: We are only talking about DSEG defense systems and electronics group. premise: oh DSEG defense systems and electronics group | neutral |
239,284 | hypothesis: You can see the silhouette of the Abbaye aux Hommes from the Place Louis-Guillouard. premise: Fortunately, the noble silhouette of the Abbaye aux Hommes has survived (best seen from the Place Louis-Guillouard). | entailment |
335,506 | hypothesis: I want to see what happens when they are like that. premise: oh that must be neat to see what happens to them like that | neutral |
64,096 | hypothesis: Amos is highly respectful of the printed word, same as some men who have no formal education. premise: Like some men who have no formal education, Amos is highly respectful of the printed word. | entailment |
207,389 | hypothesis: The graphs were published by ABC and based on data gathered by the Innocence Project . premise: Graphs published by TBR, based on data compiled by Independent Project | contradiction |
175,909 | hypothesis: We can not rely on the efficiency of the financial system. premise: Part of the answer may be that our financial system has become dangerously efficient. | contradiction |
265,418 | hypothesis: Texoma has very few places to go skiing premise: yeah yeah i'll tell you i i would recommend too Texoma is nice because there is no many places you can ski there | contradiction |
210,704 | hypothesis: What major do you hold a degree in? premise: well what were what are your degrees in | entailment |
334,732 | hypothesis: They would be too high in the air. premise: Even if they blasted those away, as they could, they would be stuck too high in open air for leaping. | entailment |
109,023 | hypothesis: Jon went to help Adrin. premise: Jon stood and saw Adrin in melee with one of the assassins, a smoking gun in his left hand. | neutral |
233,114 | hypothesis: We had no reason to do it, and the Arab version is the same as ours. 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 the United S... | contradiction |
143,623 | hypothesis: Youth is wasted on the president. premise: Youth may be wasted on the young, but it's not wasted on the president. | contradiction |
322,353 | hypothesis: The main attractions of the city are the spectacular view, and golf. premise: So spectacular are the views over the bay and the city that it is a great place to visit, let alone play golf. | neutral |
281,891 | hypothesis: The decision has set that these estimates will not change. premise: Depending on the decision to co-locate personnel and the flexibilities ultimately provided to the Administration in legislation--in particular a broad grant of transfer authority and the ability to staff through non-reimbursable agreements ... | contradiction |
250,881 | hypothesis: The rule had mandates reformed. premise: Consequently the rule does not impose unfunded mandates under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995. | neutral |
258,329 | hypothesis: Same with me, abortion is a tough subject. premise: same here tough topic so | neutral |
171,720 | hypothesis: Tommy untangled it and flattened out the telegram. premise: Tommy disentangled it and smoothed out the telegram. | entailment |
293,961 | hypothesis: The palaces and temples are very close to each other. premise: Today, a detailed map and portable sound-guides rented at the entrance (on the Via dei Fori Imperiali) will make sense of the apparent confusion and help you trace the layout of palaces, temples, and market halls. | neutral |
190,109 | hypothesis: He is one of the most attractive people I have ever seen. premise: He looked a regular scarecrow! | contradiction |
93,447 | hypothesis: She was Rhodes Scholar, studying at Oxford University between the years of 1987 and 1989. premise: She studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar from 1987 - 1989 then attended Yale Law School and was awarded her Juris Doctor in 1992. | entailment |
353,293 | hypothesis: The statue of Sir Walter Scott and his dog was sculpted in bronze. premise: In its shadow sits the statue of no velist Sir Walter Scott (and his faithful dog, Maida) carved from Cararra marble. | contradiction |
185,318 | hypothesis: The Convent of the Apocalypse was built in 1200 A.D. premise: Halfway up the hill is the Convent of the Apocalypse, at the site of the cave where St. John received his divine revelation. | neutral |
71,562 | hypothesis: Her community was extremely happy that she decided to give back to them. premise: Raised in housing projects, she took the job after graduating from the University of Alabama School of Law because she wanted to give back to her community. | neutral |
299,820 | hypothesis: FEMA is a perfect organization with no clear problems. premise: To address its strategic human capital management challenges, FEMA has started an initiative to reduce middle management layers and streamline its organization. | contradiction |
180,427 | hypothesis: Is "Little Herring" supposed to be a good name? premise: Little Herring ? What the hell kind of moniker is that? | neutral |
173,272 | hypothesis: Your instinct is insightful about his innocence. premise: But your instinct tells you he did not commit it. | entailment |
227,434 | hypothesis: I am not at all concerned. premise: I admit a good deal of my concern is self-motivated. | contradiction |
144,507 | hypothesis: The movies always have a proper third act before the denouement. premise: As for the Yes, it's true, their movies have no third acts. | contradiction |
46,638 | hypothesis: Harry Truman thought Congress accomplished a lot premise: Ever since Harry Truman mocked the do-nothing Congress, our nation's representatives have been sensitive to charges that their time is spent only in pandering, politicking, and pot thumping. | contradiction |
366,348 | hypothesis: The agency wanted to engage the partnership and make it successful, which lead to more engagement. premise: In each of the six partnerships that we reviewed, the agency built the expertise to engage in the partnership and make it successful. | neutral |
255,507 | hypothesis: He did not tell them to take over half of the cafeteria. premise: I told them to take over half of the cafeteria, but they wouldn't listen, and now, look at what I have to be cooped up with. | contradiction |
214,008 | hypothesis: Employers and employees alike were strongly against this proposal. premise: In simple terms, increasing payroll taxes by 1.86 percent (a 15percent increase over the 2001 rate paid by employers and workers) now could head off a Social Security shortfall for 75 years. | neutral |
187,904 | hypothesis: Cassettes are more expensive then CD's. premise: to like uh now you know and the price of cassettes has gone down because CDs are so popular so | contradiction |
81,475 | hypothesis: He argued we should do whatever we want and not care for the consequences. premise: We should seek to achieve the most good or benefit, with the least harm and destruction of things that we value, he argued. | contradiction |
161,118 | hypothesis: The legal protection of a monopoly on letter mail postal services will have no political problems. premise: This may have serious political implications for the legal protection of the Postal Service monopoly on letter mail. | contradiction |
46,457 | hypothesis: Net realizable value adjustments must be done every two weeks in order to have correct operational cost figures for the quarter. premise: The expected net realizable value is adjusted at the end of each period, and any further revaluation is also recognized as a gain or loss in determining the net cost of ... | neutral |
219,755 | hypothesis: I won't give a prize to anyone. premise: We are really thinking of bestowing a prize on the first individual who does not say: 'What a lot of bottles!' And I know the next thing you're going to say is: 'How many people have you poisoned?' " I pleaded guilty with a laugh. | contradiction |
269,428 | hypothesis: Holyrood is a must see for most people. premise: Queen Elizabeth will usually spend time in early August, but you should check with tourist authorities if Holyrood is a must-see for you. | neutral |
262,828 | hypothesis: If not than we don't either. premise: Otherwise, we won't." | entailment |
38,564 | hypothesis: The Clean Air Act should be renewed using the same language and tools as the last iteration. premise: A new Clean Air Act for the 21st century must build on this founding principle -modernization and better technology will mean a progressive new way to accomplish these long-standing environmental goals. | contradiction |
352,624 | hypothesis: I might be wrong about it. premise: But don't take my word for it. | neutral |
315,772 | hypothesis: You men do not go to prison. premise: In some communities (though not the rich Long Island ones where judges live), a prison term has become almost a rite of passage, something that young men do. | contradiction |
135,962 | hypothesis: "I'm all out of petrol" he said. premise: Got a drop or two of petrol still, you see, he remarked. | contradiction |
126,672 | hypothesis: I don't have enough money to buy the standard movie ticket. premise: so oh i don't know now if i want to see it now it's like now i'll probably wait until it's either at the dollar movie or on video | neutral |
383,477 | hypothesis: The water promenade that allows views of the estuary seals is by far the most popular. premise: Today Saint Val??ry offers ramparts and half-timbered houses in the Haute Ville, and a pleasant waterfront promenade with views of seals in the estuary. | neutral |
60,059 | hypothesis: Agencies have begun to use advances in technology. premise: Also discussed are advances in technology, which have in recent years begun to be used by agencies, but for which wide spread application will likely occur in the foreseeable future. | entailment |
208,007 | hypothesis: A problem of tax justice or an issue of tax cuts? premise: A Deficit of Tax Justice or a Deficiency of Tax Cuts? | entailment |
376,915 | hypothesis: The ride lasts approximately 22 minutes. premise: (You can also take the funicular railway up from the Rue Tardieu; metro tickets are valid. ) | neutral |
368,810 | hypothesis: The Giant of Manio may have been created in the prehistoric ages. premise: Among them is the Giant of Manio, a menhir over 6 m (20 ft) high, shaped like a clenched fist. | neutral |
182,520 | hypothesis: Only finds since the Middle Ages are displayed at the Kendal Museum of Archaeology. premise: The Kendal Museum of Archaeology and Natural History, near the Railway Station, displays Neolithic and Roman finds from sites throughout the Lakes area, geological specimens, and a curious collection of stuffed anim... | contradiction |
119,541 | hypothesis: He wanted the opium for himself and his own nation. premise: He demanded that the British merchants in Canton surrender their opium stores, and to back up his ultimatum he laid siege to the traders, who, after six tense weeks, surrendered over 20,000 chests of opium. | neutral |
343,694 | hypothesis: They were so upset over Adrin's departure they did not speak of him that morning. premise: They ate and rode through the morning without speaking of Adrin's departure. | neutral |
148,849 | hypothesis: There are a lot of cases that are excluded from reporting to the news. premise: As a result, numerous cases have been excluded from reporting, even though the client received legal service, because the case lacked the required documentation. | neutral |
315,461 | hypothesis: Many slaves died during the monument's lengthy construction. premise: The horror has disappeared beneath the moss and what remains is the thrill of the monument's endurance. | neutral |
243,789 | hypothesis: I didn't hear any of what they were talking about. premise: oh it does it does but i'm sure that they can uh find some sort of uh use for them if you know you know there i've seen talk about uh using garbage for uh energy | contradiction |
16,636 | hypothesis: There are reasons to have varying levels of scrutiny in the assessment premise: The extensiveness of the assessment is driven by | neutral |
128,325 | hypothesis: Even though I like these movies, I am pretty critical of them. premise: tend to be hypercritical of these things and then perhaps perhaps it's unfair because i i i must admit i enjoy these movies um | entailment |
138,065 | hypothesis: Smokers are involved in less accidents than non-smokers. premise: uh smokers typically have more time out of work they're uh uh more prone to accidents and all of those other things and and uh | contradiction |
147,737 | hypothesis: Everything stayed the same after Howard Hughes arrived. premise: That would change dramatically with the 1966 arrival of billionaire Howard Hughes. | contradiction |
366,544 | hypothesis: One can hike along numerous routes in Red Rock Canyon. premise: Red Rock Canyon affords numerous routes, including a two-mile Pine Creek Canyon trek and a slightly longer walk along the Keystone Thrust Trail. | entailment |
198,842 | hypothesis: An example is not the web site for the EPA's pesticides docket, which contained risk assessments of pesticides. premise: For example, the web site for EPA's pesticides docket contained risk assessments for many of 49 organophosphate pesticides. | contradiction |
347,952 | hypothesis: The CISSP certification was established in 1991. premise: The CISSP certification was established by the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium. | neutral |
120,221 | hypothesis: This is nuts! premise: It is madness!" | entailment |
51,187 | hypothesis: I wrote a letter after they canceled it. premise: yes i did i was just about to write a letter when i heard they canceled it | contradiction |
261,718 | hypothesis: Tommy hated the egg. premise: Good egg! cried Tommy. | contradiction |
105,537 | hypothesis: He's very well manner and doesn't so sinful things. premise: He gropes female guests, watches porn, drinks monstrously, smokes more, and uses drugs. | contradiction |
339,546 | hypothesis: Adrin had set off an explosion to collapse the tunnel. premise: Adrin had collapsed his tunnel. | neutral |
355,984 | hypothesis: A judge thinks that people from the electronics industry shouldn't do jury duty. premise: though i have had a judge fact this very judge friend of mine say that he uh does not like to have people on the jury that are from uh the electronics industry | entailment |
140,941 | hypothesis: Let me tell you, my sister-in-law is from Israel. premise: well um i'll tell you something um i i have a sister-in-law from Israel | entailment |
292,786 | hypothesis: He got married to somebody recently. premise: He even got married recently. | entailment |
288,953 | hypothesis: She enjoyed preserving history in the form of old records. premise: the guys would and the guy would give her the old records | neutral |
55,783 | hypothesis: I think the defense should be filled with large, but fast, linemen. premise: yeah and i you know i think defense really is what wins wins uh in the long run you can have the best half back there is or the best quarterback but if they don't have any blocking maybe they can't do anything | neutral |
123,378 | hypothesis: Kaufman considered all of his experiments a success. premise: More Did Kaufman himself consider some of his experiments failures, or had his aesthetic finally become so punk/pro-wrestling that he thought driving people crazy was enough? | contradiction |
192,326 | hypothesis: The interest rate is good compared to other accounts. premise: As the balance in the account goes up, the interest rate goes up as well, to a high- water mark of 1.98 percent for accounts with balances of $250,000 or more. | neutral |
345,434 | hypothesis: What the hell is he doing here? premise: What the hell? | neutral |
88,829 | hypothesis: He rejected the idea of a suicide. premise: Sounded as to the possibility of suicide, he repudiated it utterly. | entailment |
319,850 | hypothesis: I am the leader of this clan. premise: I am no commander. | contradiction |
10,418 | hypothesis: London is the last place we'll go. premise: We'll start with the London area. | contradiction |
279,919 | hypothesis: He is pleased to have the endorement of the bar association, as they rarely give that out. premise: And while he is pleased to have the endorsement of the bar association and others, Geveden said, The best endorsements come from people at home. | neutral |
336,052 | hypothesis: No alternative has been suggested for health insurance. premise: Kentucky advocates and Medicaid officials suggest such alternatives as buying a prepaid burial, paying premiums in advance on Medicare supplement health-insurance policy or paying outstanding medical bills. | contradiction |
381,024 | hypothesis: Fortune 900 companies would be lobbying against the loophole either way. premise: (If the loophole hadn't been there, you can be sure Fortune 500 companies would have been out in force lobbying against it.) | contradiction |
114,599 | hypothesis: What was Adrin to be before a swordsman if Jon wasn't even his own true image? premise: If Jon hid his former occupation as a soldier by dressing as a beggar, what did Adrin hide by dressing as a swordsman? | neutral |
255,178 | hypothesis: It's difficult because we're always busy. premise: yep it's hard it's really hard i | neutral |
139,253 | hypothesis: He was excited to be alive and proclaimed this to everybody. premise: You're not dead! "What's so wonderful about that around here?" he asked, but not with much interest. | contradiction |
4,838 | hypothesis: It was heavier than a normal egg and had an off-white color. premise: It was a strange looking egg--more like one of the china eggs used to make hens think they were nesting when their eggs were still being taken from them. | neutral |
338,935 | hypothesis: The company's stock price has little effect on anything at all. premise: , lower strike price) because of a decline in the market value of their company's stock. | contradiction |
136,616 | hypothesis: The vast majority of firms are struggling right now, she says. premise: We have some firms that are strong and some firms that have struggled, she says. | contradiction |
342,405 | hypothesis: The Lewinsky case sprung last October. premise: Meta- Late Edition features a video clip of Susan Page, Blankley, and Steve Roberts giving their thoughts on the Lewinsky scandal just after it had sprung (six months ago, in case you're counting). | neutral |
41,746 | hypothesis: I met him at ten o'clock. premise: Because I happened to meet him this morning. | neutral |
336,762 | hypothesis: Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote around the early 19th century. premise: Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Catholic convert and priest who wrote near the beginning of the 20 th century, had the gift of seeing spiritual life as dynamic, even agonized, rather than complacently sweet. | contradiction |
392,583 | hypothesis: There are rape and abuse charges against Marv Albert. premise: Sportscaster Marv Albert denied charges that he had assaulted and sodomized a female acquaintance. | entailment |
186,069 | hypothesis: They'll use the telegraph, so go on the direct path. premise: They'll use the telephone, I guess, so look out for snares ahead and don't take the direct route. | contradiction |
21,368 | hypothesis: Fewer than three possibilities were open. premise: That admitted of two possibilities. | entailment |
290,911 | hypothesis: It was the headquarters of Sartre, and occasionally his followers. premise: It used to be the headquarters of Jean-Paul Sartre and his existentialist acolytes wearing, winter or summer, black corduroys and long woolen scarves. | neutral |
142,265 | hypothesis: They are experts. premise: And regardless of who supports them, these guys have a lot of expertise to offer, don't they? | entailment |
203,916 | hypothesis: Was the car shopping place the location where you used it? premise: the okay did you did you use it the car shop place | entailment |
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