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169,282 | hypothesis: I turned my gaze away. premise: I looked inside. | contradiction |
311,707 | hypothesis: Though he may have been dropped by Kansas City, he may be picked up by other teams. premise: so they had uh they're having actually a special on today and they were mentioning that and even though Kansas City may have dropped him some other teams may pick him up but the big thing was that Nike uh the athlet... | entailment |
245,991 | hypothesis: The first reporting standard for performance audits was a failure. premise: The first reporting standard for performance audits | neutral |
87,973 | hypothesis: Something convinced Tommy to propose a surprise for them. premise: It was after that that Tommy proposed to give them a surprise. | entailment |
156,558 | hypothesis: He said, "There is not way you could be right." premise: He said, "I suppose you're right. | contradiction |
103,212 | hypothesis: But the cost, my dear sir. His voice rose. premise: But the expense, my dear sir. His voice rose. | entailment |
195,206 | hypothesis: To be quick and enthusiastic about the ride. premise: to go along for the ride. | neutral |
388,781 | hypothesis: Nara and Kyoto were spared during World War II bombing raids. premise: Surprisingly, Horyuji also contains a building dedicated to a Langdon Warner, a Harvard art professor whom the Japanese have mistakenly credited with saving both Nara and Kyoto from aerial bombing during World War II. | entailment |
162,577 | hypothesis: Screening is what interests clinicians in the ED, said the doctor. premise: Clinicians in the ED are interested in screening for several alcohol endpoints. | neutral |
160,799 | hypothesis: Ajami knows men like the trouble they know because they like the familiar. premise: Men love the troubles they know, Ajami witheringly observes. | neutral |
129,422 | hypothesis: A comprehensive picture was ensured by a panel of experts. premise: An expert panel was used to give feedback at various points to make sure we had a comprehensive picture of the situation. | entailment |
80,726 | hypothesis: It was much better then. premise: uh actually i grew up in Alabama and i went to see my mother and then went on down to Disney World and it got better than i think twenty two twenty three miles a gallon and this was with the air conditioner on and and you know | neutral |
4,088 | hypothesis: The Industrialist looked upon his guest. premise: The Industrialist looked at his guest. | entailment |
45,751 | hypothesis: There are many methods to test if a jade is real. premise: Alternatively, you can shine a lamp on the stone real jade shows no reflected light. | neutral |
326,575 | hypothesis: Meet the Press is a television show. premise: And that was a very interesting ploy on Meet the Press . | neutral |
49,211 | hypothesis: The Christians were determined to make peace with the Muslims. premise: The Christian Reconquest, which sought to drive the Muslims out, was under way in the north by the ninth century. | contradiction |
231,609 | hypothesis: Tuppence sheepishly admitted that the Young Adventurers were stick pacifists. premise: The Young Adventurers take a lot of killing, boasted Tuppence. | contradiction |
69,047 | hypothesis: The partial unconstitutionality lay in the trespass against freedom of speech. premise: FThe Justices finding partial unconstitutionality considered it necessary to address the issue. | neutral |
243,510 | hypothesis: This method is definitely not easy. premise: One thing this method is not is easy. | entailment |
54,735 | hypothesis: Underlying bias makes it hard to buy the critique leveled at the government in The Bell Curve. premise: But this exposes his underlying bias, which casts doubt on the critiques of government in both Losing Ground and The Bell Curve . The three Murrays play a kind of fugue throughout this book. | entailment |
140,368 | hypothesis: We're late players because we were occupied with other things earlier. premise: so yes it's it's it's become a big part of our lives even though we're late players | neutral |
24,429 | hypothesis: The last king of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was Stanislaw August Poniatowski. premise: The following year Stanislaw August Poniatowski was elected the last king of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and Poland soon faced one of its most humiliating episodes. | entailment |
133,808 | hypothesis: Henry IV was responsible for the building of the Pont-Neuf. premise: The Pont-Neuf (neuf means new ) is in fact Paris's oldest standing bridge, completed by Henri IV in 1606. | entailment |
91,778 | hypothesis: The Bab El-Futah and the Mosque of al-Hakim are close to each other. premise: From here it's only a short walk to the Mosque of al-Hakim and Bab El-Futah set in a remaining section of the original city wall. | entailment |
15,421 | hypothesis: There are just 2 shows. premise: It comprises over 1500 different shows, with literally dozens of performances taking place daily (at all times of the day and night). | contradiction |
381,498 | hypothesis: Because it's the moral thing to do, everybody should think of their family if they want to buy a house premise: So if we really want to pull every possible moral out of our story, we should think about the other people whose interests are at stake when you decide to buy a house. | neutral |
355,752 | hypothesis: There's no such thing as a coincidence. premise: I believe in coincidences, you know, he said. | contradiction |
129,880 | hypothesis: A mobile home is cheaper than a standard home. premise: yeah oh yes a mobile home's a heck of a lot cheaper and well actually whenever we got ours we picked it up used you know three or four years used and uh | entailment |
21,922 | hypothesis: If one is interested in learning the Postal Service procedures, one can ask for such service, which in turn the Postal Service will provide in a timely manner. premise: Specialized Postal Rate Commission rules of procedure are currently available for use by the Postal Service to provide expeditious consid... | entailment |
140,316 | hypothesis: We won't do that, it's wrong. premise: Perhaps we should. | contradiction |
183,628 | hypothesis: Noe suffocated her children with a pillow. premise: Confronted with the medical proof of homicide, Noe admitted to suffocating four of her children. | neutral |
69,749 | hypothesis: Homemade soap is shaped like the gray cannonballs. premise: Bhaktapur expanded over the centuries from a nucleus around the Tachupal Tole, reached by a walk from the Nyatapola Temple through narrow streets full of unfamiliar the lengths of red yarn are sold to be plaited in women's hair; the gray cannonball... | entailment |
259,485 | hypothesis: Ben showed his newly invented sugar packet to his boss. premise: Ben worked in a diner and was tired of clunky sugar dispensers and so converted an existing piece of machinery, a tea bagger, creating the first sugar packet. | neutral |
224,957 | hypothesis: Cars are okay to travel wherever in the town. premise: Cars must be left at the southern end of the town. | contradiction |
380,064 | hypothesis: He said that no substance abuse specialists would partner with him. premise: Regarding collaboration, he mentioned that partnering with specialists in substance abuse gave him a greater understanding of that specialty and increased the quality and credibility of subsequent proposals. | contradiction |
293,359 | hypothesis: I was a little concerned when Whittington did not come back out. premise: Whittington didn't come out again, and by and by I got kind of restive, and began to mouch around. | entailment |
20,372 | hypothesis: Malabar Hill is a shopping district full of stores and restaurants. premise: The Indians' Mumbai is also epitomized by the promenade of Marine Drive, around Back Bay from Nariman Point to the residential area of Malabar Hill. | contradiction |
68,869 | hypothesis: The fund-raising abilities of the Internet are being exploited. premise: Campaigns are using the Internet as an organizational and fund-raising tool. | neutral |
156,254 | hypothesis: The standard is consistent with the official responsibilities of the IRS agents. premise: The retention standard Consistent with the individual's official responsibilities, administers the tax laws fairly and equitably, protects taxpayers' rights, and treats them ethically with honesty, integrity, and resp... | neutral |
278,893 | hypothesis: I am not able to speak Russian. premise: 'Why? I don't speak Russian.' | entailment |
173,683 | hypothesis: Luddites belonged, drawn by the web communities. premise: A person would belong by virtue of doing something she loved and believed in, and by being enmeshed in a web of community, family, and friends. | contradiction |
376,342 | hypothesis: I'm sure it will come there in Dallas. premise: yeah yeah i'm sure it will in Dallas Texas | neutral |
140,594 | hypothesis: Fatigue. premise: weakness. | neutral |
169,041 | hypothesis: It is possible that 135,000 children will lose their benefits. premise: The redeterminations are expected to result in 135,000 children having benefits terminated as a result of These changes in the law. | entailment |
57,016 | hypothesis: The Communist totalitarians were swapped out with nominal democrats. premise: Now that the Communist totalitarians have been replaced by nominal democrats, murderous hatreds and regional conflicts have re-emerged. | entailment |
221,201 | hypothesis: The three of them went to the beach house. premise: He, Thorn, and the Kal went to the smithy. | contradiction |
214,545 | hypothesis: The results oriented agreements don't show a line sight. premise: Results-oriented performance agreements are one mechanism in a performance management system that creates a line of sight showing | contradiction |
151,552 | hypothesis: Is there any way to describe the ideology of those who can't decide between a presidency of either Pat Buchanan or Warren Beatty? premise: How do you describe the ideology of people trying to decide whether they want Pat Buchanan or Warren Beatty to be president? | entailment |
36,166 | hypothesis: The Commission did not confirm its proposal to require employers to provide emergency use telephones. premise: The Commission also confirmed, in its Report and Order, its proposal to require employers to designate emergency use telephones until the new hearing aid compatibility rules are implemented. | contradiction |
153,124 | hypothesis: Those bandits are responsible for raids on our town. premise: We do not help those bandidos . | neutral |
220,779 | hypothesis: Risks in business are bad premise: We cannot lose sight of the fact that in a risk-taking environment businesses do fail. | neutral |
225,750 | hypothesis: All of the fisherman on the island of Tap Mun are friendly. premise: The boats go on to the friendly fishermen's island of Tap Mun, in Mirs Bay, with stops in remote hamlets of the Sai Kung Peninsula. | neutral |
273,224 | hypothesis: David Boaz has no book. premise: Privatize Marriage by David Boaz disregards the importance of semantics. | contradiction |
130,290 | hypothesis: The Old city excludes Islam ftom the collection. premise: After that, you'll want to explore the Old City magnificent and mysterious behind its walls, and filled with the most venerated sites of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. | contradiction |
165,598 | hypothesis: There are many civil suits against employers pending on the back of the study's findings. premise: The study, which extrapolated from federal data on about 200,000 large and midsize employers, concludes that about two million workers were affected by intentional discrimination in 1999. | neutral |
80,743 | hypothesis: The presidential campaign is a free for all, and everyone is swept up in the heat of the moment. premise: The campaign is in overdrive, their prey stands before them, and the heat of the moment carries them away. | neutral |
25,137 | hypothesis: None of the people are descended from the ancient Egyptians. premise: Though most of its people claim descent from the ancient Egyptians, modern religious practices and social protocols are totally divorced from those of their ancestors. | contradiction |
175,346 | hypothesis: She'd never met Alfred Inglethorp in her life. premise: She had known Alfred Inglethorp only too well. | contradiction |
372,385 | hypothesis: La Trace is one of America's great roads, with smooth roads perfect for street races. premise: If you have time for only one road trip on the island, be sure it includes the Route de la Trace, more prosecally known as Route Nationale 3. La Trace is one of the Caribbean's great roads, with gorgeous views dow... | contradiction |
391,106 | hypothesis: Ca'daan hid in the grass so he could run away when they passed. premise: Ca'daan crouched in the tall grass on the hilltop ridge of Fena Set. | neutral |
27,781 | hypothesis: We were not able to get around because it was on the side of the road forever. premise: we're able to get around pretty good and it didn't stay too long on the sides of the roads but | contradiction |
307,168 | hypothesis: In the early 1980s, no one would predict that the cost of computers would get lower in the future. premise: an IBM PC in like in nineteen eighty one it would cost you five thousand dollars | neutral |
325,015 | hypothesis: You still have to go to see a teller. premise: so you don't even have to go in to see the teller anymore | contradiction |
117,892 | hypothesis: Edinburgh town was spread below the castle, following the main street out the entrance down to Holyrood Palace. premise: The town of Edinburgh eventually spread out below the castle, with a main street leading out the entrance and down to Holyrood Palace. | entailment |
257,298 | hypothesis: Incidents of aggressive driving have gone up since 1990. premise: News ' cover story, Road Rage, raises alarms about aggressive driving--incidents are up 51 percent since 1990. | entailment |
156,660 | hypothesis: She granted him a few minutes after dinner. premise: Still, we can but try." 106 With a nod that was barely civil, Miss Howard assented to Poirot's request for a few minutes' conversation. | neutral |
23,745 | hypothesis: It is the worst hotel in Israel. premise: Israel's best accommodation option, according to many travellers, and usually the first stopping place for visiting heads of state. | contradiction |
125,609 | hypothesis: It may result in them realizing that this resource isn't limitless. premise: well yeah uh well uh wouldn't it's just probably a good thing that the oil's burning and may may make some people realize that hey you know this stuff runs out | entailment |
154,927 | hypothesis: Picking the right method depends on how you understand the evaluation answer. premise: Choosing an appropriate method depends on understanding the evaluation question. | contradiction |
384,306 | hypothesis: ACI only needs a little material. premise: Both FGD and ACI require a substantial amount of material (limestone and AC, respectively) and associated storage and handling facilities. | contradiction |
163,050 | hypothesis: We will not fight if they come. premise: If they come, we will defend ourselves. | contradiction |
182,359 | hypothesis: It's an arm-wound. premise: 'Just a leg-wound. | contradiction |
186,160 | hypothesis: It's vital that a review of policies and procedures takes place every year. premise: Over time, policies and procedures may become inadequate because of changes in threats, changes in operations, or deterioration in the degree of compliance. | neutral |
280,522 | hypothesis: Nuclear war happened. premise: This Just In--Nuclear War Averted | contradiction |
320,088 | hypothesis: I really want to make a difference in society. premise: alrighty um well i uh have have a four year old who will just be entering public school next year so i'm really just starting to get involved in uh in what's out there and how they do things um as as far as the system as a whole i really don't see a ... | neutral |
90,485 | hypothesis: An alien who is here from Mexico lawfully because of conditional entry into the US premise: (F) an alien who is lawfully present in the United States as the result of being granted conditional entry to the United States before April 1, 1980, pursuant to section 203(a)(7) of the Immigration and Nationality A... | neutral |
391,118 | hypothesis: The exhibits include displays on Dublin culture, theatre and food. premise: The great man's birthplace, where he spent his early years, has exhibits on Shaw and the Dublin he knew. | neutral |
184,732 | hypothesis: It's quite a bit of money. premise: that's right no it's not it's it's not pocket change so it's major so but maybe when the kids get in school that will be you know when they start needing something you know then that will be different but | entailment |
157,410 | hypothesis: The hillsides appear textured. premise: Hundreds of terraces cover the hillsides, giving them a textured look. | entailment |
235,167 | hypothesis: So, to state the obvious is the anything strictly Jewish about the nebbish, or is it entirely secular? premise: So, to pose the obvious Is there something inherently Jewish about the nebbish? | neutral |
168,899 | hypothesis: The Sinai points south out into the Red Sea. premise: The Sinai is a wild and dramatically beautiful land pointing south out into the Red Sea. | entailment |
18,263 | hypothesis: I don't believe you embody these values at all, and it seems that you don't have an opinion on that, do you? premise: 'And how well did you yourself embody these values?' | contradiction |
248,292 | hypothesis: The society of Beforetnewars was destroyed and we are better off for it. premise: Where is the society of Beforethewars? Destroyed, Doctor! What good were youth and new things? We are better off now. | entailment |
56,409 | hypothesis: The lock fell to the floor with a loud thud, alerting people on the other side of the door. premise: Oh, of course, I've got it myself." She put it in the lock, and turned it, then paused. | neutral |
202,185 | hypothesis: There have never been any international successes. premise: Despite occasional surprise international successes (such as Unagi and Shall We Dance? ) | contradiction |
225,256 | hypothesis: Elizabeth Dole has spoken in favor of gun control. premise: Elizabeth Dole has sounded the cry for increasing restrictions on guns, and both Dole and George W. Bush have been mute on abortion. | entailment |
338,980 | hypothesis: I would rather the nation stick to one language. premise: yeah but i'm rather in favor of people being bilingual and i'd be quite happy to see a national law in which every student was required to learn English and a second language | contradiction |
47,372 | hypothesis: Jon kicked the man so hard he died. premise: He tried to butt Jon with the end of his spear but Jon pushed it aside and kicked the man hard in the thigh. | neutral |
232,858 | hypothesis: The department does not deal with emergencies. premise: Knowledge and attitudes of emergency department staff | contradiction |
227,084 | hypothesis: The medieval castle is still in pristine condition. premise: Besides its important museum in the remains of a medieval castle, the village is at the center of literally dozens of major palaeolithic excavation sites. | contradiction |
282,066 | hypothesis: Starr's partner spent a lot of time talking to the Clintons. premise: a) Starr's top deputy had spent much of the day briefing these people. | neutral |
327,487 | hypothesis: I am Drew Rennie. premise: I ain't Drew Rennie not here, not now " | contradiction |
191,834 | hypothesis: There is nothing special about our home compared to the typical family home. premise: we have an attached two car garage and etcetera typical family the family home | neutral |
369,949 | hypothesis: There are many critiques made by Keynes. premise: Well, let Keynes have the last It is a grave criticism of our way of managing our economic affairs, that this should seem to anyone like a reasonable proposal. | neutral |
359,260 | hypothesis: The town's southern defenses partially consisted of this donjon. premise: Particularly interesting is the 11th-century donjon (keep) that formed part of the town's southern defenses. | entailment |
57,981 | hypothesis: The King's mummy was left in its original location primarily because of superstitious reasons. premise: Also, the King's mummy is the only one still in situ many others are on display in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo . | neutral |
370,818 | hypothesis: Nothing happened to Simon. premise: Never before had Simon experienced something like this. | contradiction |
200,186 | hypothesis: There is a constant number of senior leader requests coming from the Speaker of the House every quarter. premise: Senior leader requests include requests from the President Pro Tempore, Senate Majority Leader, Senate Minority Leader, Speaker of the House, House Majority Leader, or House Minority Leader. | neutral |
256,289 | hypothesis: He carried flowers carefully down the crowded aisles. premise: farmers' market carrying flowers carefully down crowded aisles | entailment |
227,602 | hypothesis: It establishes a public forum and directly regulates speech. premise: It does not directly regulate speech, and it neither establishes a public forum nor discriminates on the basis of viewpoint. | contradiction |
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