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13,028 | hypothesis: Gene used to come visit when I was in the Philippines. premise: oh okay and i was in the Philippines for about three or four years and Gene used to come out and visit us uh when i was in the Philippines and | entailment |
361,039 | hypothesis: With only minor reference to the old, the new moves in. premise: The new moves in, with scant reference to the old. | entailment |
135,927 | hypothesis: The meetings were announced by the Federal Register. premise: Meetings of the Device Good Manufacturing Practice Advisory Committee (GMP Advisory Committee) were announced by Federal Register publication on April 25, 1990 (55 Fed. | entailment |
132,913 | hypothesis: Discrimination is bad for business and making money. premise: To continue discriminating is to throw away an opportunity for unprecedented financial success. | entailment |
15,760 | hypothesis: Can the old deserter teach me about battle? premise: Maybe it's time you taught me what an old deserter could possibly teach. | neutral |
226,525 | hypothesis: Manhattan is very expensive. premise: you do these fun things you know in other kinds of ways and i know Manhattan's real expensive but um it's kind of a different situation because you're probably living in an apartment right | entailment |
82,922 | hypothesis: There were sticks on the walls that were used to beat people. premise: Windows in the colonnade on the left give a glimpse of their tiny rooms; sticks hanging on the walls were used to beat miscreants on the soles of their feet, a mandatory punishment for all novices. | entailment |
149,989 | hypothesis: Because of my grades, I can get my Master's in one year. premise: because they have a um special program a Master's one year's Master's program where i can get my Master's in one year | neutral |
125,831 | hypothesis: The average number of miles remained stable premise: The average number of miles differs by a factor of 4.5. | contradiction |
44,862 | hypothesis: I was raised within the Catholic church. premise: I was raised Catholic. | entailment |
389,006 | hypothesis: The island is known for its olive trees and palm trees. premise: The island interior has a rich vegetation of vines, olive trees, and exotic plants. | neutral |
377,926 | hypothesis: Arafat told US officials that as long as the construction continued he would not negotiate but US officials ignored him. premise: But Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat told U.S. officials that negotiation was impossible as long as the construction continued. | neutral |
227,758 | hypothesis: Not a single white person was a critic of integration. premise: White critics of integration include the neo-conservatives , former liberals who supported the civil-rights mainstream until the early '70s. | contradiction |
244,888 | hypothesis: There were other discoveries still yet to be made. premise: That hit him harder than any other discovery. | neutral |
253,370 | hypothesis: The young American was armed with a hand whip. premise: This virile young American, with the significant drawling voice, had the whip hand of him. | entailment |
36,562 | hypothesis: At any moment, there are over 100 people guarding the president. premise: At any given time, more than 100 agents guard the president in the White House. | entailment |
273,918 | hypothesis: Most groups are going to be made up of certain cultures, and you need to be aware of that. premise: oh that's good see out here we have so many uh ethnic people we have Italians and we have Portuguese and we have Russians and Polish and it depends out here like the type of people you're going to entertain ... | neutral |
291,172 | hypothesis: That is a way to waste police time. premise: That is children's talk a fable for the police. | neutral |
29,322 | hypothesis: He can't be present in person. premise: It is impossible for him to be present in person." He stopped, giving a curious impression of having left the sentence unfinished. | entailment |
68,872 | hypothesis: Inside there are ceramics on display from the Seljuk times to the present. premise: It houses a valuable display of ceramics ranging from Seljuk times to the present. | entailment |
374,210 | hypothesis: "That might be feasible in some places, like in Canada." premise: that might work in some places | neutral |
45,221 | hypothesis: The medieval Greeks had many fortress and ports. premise: The capital, Thasos Town or Limin, is a modern port built on the site of a medieval fortress and a classical Greek settlement. | neutral |
196,065 | hypothesis: Did they all decide on colleges based on location? premise: well how did they decide which colleges to go to and what did what'd you tell them | neutral |
89,093 | hypothesis: I am just like George Wallace was when he was old. premise: Like George Wallace in his twilight years. | neutral |
131,030 | hypothesis: People would rather be private sector executives and not federal executives. premise: While, according to employee compensation surveys, compensation is fairly comparable between the private and public sectors for entry level and middle management positions, executive compensation in the private sector far ... | neutral |
248,401 | hypothesis: I haven't figured out how to soften that, so I just keep sleeping on something really hard. premise: and i haven't figured how to get that soft and i tried even tying a pillow to it but two years ago i joined well it's not quite two years it's almost two years i joined the Cosmopolitan Lady here in Plano | neutral |
390,288 | hypothesis: Risking their intellectual credibility will really damage their business. premise: The really interesting question is why the Cato Institute and other free-market conservatives should be willing to squander their intellectual credibility by associating their names with this sort of thing. | neutral |
313,956 | hypothesis: These loans were not evaluated as risky, and thusly grew into titanic proportions in the 2000's. premise: But the series of subprime loans that took them down what he calls the slippery slope date to 1998, when he was 82. | neutral |
307,136 | hypothesis: I told them that I was, but I don't think they believed me for some odd reason. premise: 'Yes, I am.' | neutral |
333,459 | hypothesis: It turned out the woman was not Nema. premise: The woman was Nema. | contradiction |
30,636 | hypothesis: But it's still locked. premise: But it's not locked now. | contradiction |
172,087 | hypothesis: Yeah, you really do like music. premise: yeah you really do | neutral |
382,051 | hypothesis: There are no concerts in the churches because people believe that it might disrespect the deity. premise: Look out for free concerts in churches. | contradiction |
351,320 | hypothesis: This is also the oldest Jewish cemetery in the world. premise: Immediately below is the most sacred Jewish cemetery in the world. | neutral |
32,947 | hypothesis: The most popular day trip to take from Guangzhou is to Foshan. premise: A very popular day-trip from Guangzhou goes to Foshan, a city of nearly 300,000 people, renowned for its handicrafts for more than a thousand years. | neutral |
170,134 | hypothesis: The young man felt that the lawyer had read him like an open book. premise: When the lawyer dropped his eyes the young man had the 162 feeling that the other had read him through and through like an open book. | entailment |
355,290 | hypothesis: The monarchy made gains under Francois I who ruled for fifty years. premise: The monarchy made noticeable gains under Francois I (1515 47). | neutral |
380,761 | hypothesis: We will talk about the elements that are unimportant to our initiatives. premise: As agreed with the Subcommittee, this morning we will discuss the elements that our wide-ranging work on federal management issues suggests are particularly important in implementing and sustaining management improvement initi... | contradiction |
128,782 | hypothesis: The standards are to be applied to all of the aspects. premise: These standards apply to all aspects of an agency's programmatic, financial, and compliance. | entailment |
371,075 | hypothesis: reform is complete premise: 46 Higher Expected Spending and Call for New Benefit Underscore Need for Meaningful Reform (GAO-01-539T, March 22, 2001). | contradiction |
242,641 | hypothesis: They had a lot of questions about the noise. premise: They kept asking about the noise I heard. | entailment |
32,239 | hypothesis: I was reading Dune during a raining night in Boston as the water dripped through a hole in the roof. premise: well i loved that novel and then somebody said oh God this would have been even long ago because i was in Boston and it was raining all night and i had a hole in my roof and i was waiting for the w... | entailment |
282,187 | hypothesis: The web is not growing at all. premise: Compare the breakneck growth of the Web with that of any new medium of the past 150 the telegraph, the telephone, the motion picture, radio, television, cable TV, and the VCR. | contradiction |
390,395 | hypothesis: there are massive environmental and health benefits for cleaner cars and fuels. premise: Environmental and Health Benefits of Cleaner Vehicles and Fuels. | neutral |
4,804 | hypothesis: The project was canceled. premise: At the Equal Justice Conference (EJC) held in March 2001 in San Diego, LSC and the Project for the Future of Equal Justice held the second Case Management Software pre-conference. | contradiction |
324,160 | hypothesis: It wouldn't be true today but it will be true tomorrow. premise: That wouldn't be true today. | neutral |
356,296 | hypothesis: MLS players have filed a lawsuit to end the singe-entity and only male league. premise: And MLS players have filed a lawsuit to end the single-entity league. | neutral |
69,361 | hypothesis: They are more aware of it due to their size. premise: i think they're one of the businesses at large that do things like that they're more aware of it | neutral |
55,229 | hypothesis: I don't think self-discipline can be a form of sensual pleasure. premise: If only Klein weren't so categorically averse to American health culture, he might allow that a little self-imposed Puritanism now and then--a little punishing exercise here, a little culinary deprivation there--can be a sensual pleas... | contradiction |
147,756 | hypothesis: I could not sleep at all with the noise from the metro tracks. premise: That night, I slept to the soothing rattle of the metro-tracks outside. | contradiction |
140,489 | hypothesis: He was preparing to surprise the audience during his acceptance speech. premise: He practiced his smile and stride, checked if the paper with his acceptance speech was in his pocket, and smoothed down the mysterious tissue bulge on his belly. | neutral |
295,007 | hypothesis: The Japanese traditional values have made a full recovery in the years after the end of the war. premise: Despite the renowned management methods and worker efficiency that drove the country's spectacular postwar recovery, many wonder whether traditional Japan's collectivist values can appeal to new generat... | contradiction |
193,047 | hypothesis: If you don't belong to a group. premise: if you are not a member of a group | entailment |
279,187 | hypothesis: I'm not sure if it is because the eighties was the me decade and now we are getting back into us. premise: yeah i'm not sure if that was because you know eighties was like the uh the me decade and uh everybody was into me and then we are getting back into us but um it it | entailment |
63,383 | hypothesis: The astronomical clock is hard to see in the cathedral. premise: If you didn't get enough of the astronomical clock in the cathedral, you can have a close-up view here of figures from the original 14th-century model. | neutral |
105,494 | hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp's passing couldn't possibly have a benefit to Miss Howard. premise: That in no possible way could Mrs. Inglethorp's death benefit Miss Howard. | entailment |
351,023 | hypothesis: There wasn't time to check whether or not our supply lines were cut. premise: We didn't have time to check. | neutral |
122,557 | hypothesis: There are no family homes located near the Byzantine churches. premise: Small Byzantine churches sit on street corners, side by side with family homes. | contradiction |
92,430 | hypothesis: The government was fine with the pro-Kurds. premise: And as recently as 1994, the government jailed for treason politicians who expressed mild pro-Kurdish sentiments. | contradiction |
186,779 | hypothesis: Today it is surrounded by a small arcade and area for eating. premise: Today it is the center of a small arcade and shopping/dining area. | contradiction |
358,142 | hypothesis: HUD staff wanted to reassure people who were upset about exemptions. premise: HUD staff explained that the exemptions at issue here would not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities, to the extent that such an impact could be determined. | neutral |
119,168 | hypothesis: Why stand on top of them? premise: What lay beneath them? | contradiction |
342,197 | hypothesis: Colorado Springs was hit yesterday and you know I know that. premise: you know i know Colorado Springs has been hit also | neutral |
9,949 | hypothesis: He motioned for me to stay there. premise: I come. Motioning to me to follow him, he ran swiftly down the stairs and opened the door. | contradiction |
358,015 | hypothesis: The people had the islands to themselves. premise: For centuries these people had the islands to themselves. | entailment |
230,413 | hypothesis: That time, half-hour, was not near enough. premise: so and that was thirty minutes was definitely plenty | contradiction |
234,515 | hypothesis: The skeleton has 120 vertebrae. premise: Long ignored by snake experts, the skeleton shares many physical characteristics with that of snakes, including its 140 vertebrae and its extraordinarily flexible jaws. | contradiction |
171,705 | hypothesis: Foreign investment was discouraged. premise: Foreign investment, in the form of joint ventures in the fields of tourism and mineral and oil exploration, was keenly encouraged. | contradiction |
287,769 | hypothesis: It being unworthy of him was what John McCain thought. premise: John McCain thinks that's beneath him. | entailment |
121,984 | hypothesis: There was a rogue for you! premise: There was a pretty rogue for you! | entailment |
102,643 | hypothesis: There is a shaded area to sit under the trees which is away from noisy traffic. premise: Here you can sit under the shade of the trees away from the noise of the traffic. | entailment |
249,177 | hypothesis: John Wiener, an Irvine historian. premise: But in The Nation , University of California, Irvine historian Jon Wiener contends that Davis is the victim of a campaign by city boosters to run their most persistent critic out of town. | entailment |
389,663 | hypothesis: His office was little, as that's all he could afford. premise: His head was tilted back and nasty laughter was booming through the air of the little office. | neutral |
37,777 | hypothesis: Being of neither Tracks nor Tracts. premise: Of Tracks and Tracts | contradiction |
85,041 | hypothesis: These laws comprise the USPS monopoly. premise: These statutes are laws that comprise the letter mail monopoly. | neutral |
338,116 | hypothesis: I think people should vote more in the local elections, because they really matter. premise: i think on the local elections it's actually um i think um i think people vote in the larger elections because they feel like well you know the country's real important and you know if i elect if we help elect a pre... | neutral |
389,707 | hypothesis: Up towards the northern direction and western direction are the archaic locations of Malahide Castle, hill of Tara, and the long Barrows of Knowth and Newgrange. premise: To the north and west are the ancient sites of Malahide Castle, the evocative hill of Tara, and the long barrows of Knowth and Newgrange... | entailment |
127,938 | hypothesis: The most interesting part is said to be the phone calls with Holocaust A faceless mass. premise: The most poignant part is said to be video interviews with Holocaust A faceless mass resolves eloquently into a single person (Michael Kimmelman, the New York Times ). The building itself--a gray granite hexago... | contradiction |
259,348 | hypothesis: We go to the movies every two weeks. premise: and so every couple of weeks we will go to the movies because that's how often they change the movies and | entailment |
118,339 | hypothesis: Resource development in places like Nebraska and Alabama were supported by technical assistance contracts. premise: Technical assistance contracts supported resource development activities in Alabama, Louisiana, Nebraska and the District of Columbia. | entailment |
236,823 | hypothesis: There are no remains left of the Roman era. premise: Many of the largest remains date from the Roman, rather than the Classical Greek era, and the site was damaged by the Knights of St. John when they removed marble from it to build their castle in Kos Town. | contradiction |
13,113 | hypothesis: Two shy devils! premise: The renegade devil! | contradiction |
190,625 | hypothesis: The times were very tough and the youth didn't care. premise: Ill-virtue ruling the streets, apathetic young and violent old. | neutral |
107,453 | hypothesis: There are markings on the footpaths. premise: All footpaths are clearly marked. | entailment |
368,902 | hypothesis: 'That makes perfect sense,' said Natalia. premise: 'Nonsense,' Natalia said. | contradiction |
14,157 | hypothesis: Most people saving through tax preferred retirement accounts achieve middle income or upper-income levels. premise: Most people saving through taxpreferred retirement accounts are middle- to upper-income. | entailment |
237,036 | hypothesis: You can't gamble at the Casino, it only has other forms of entertainment. premise: If gambling isn't your scene, the Casino entertainment complex goes for the tropicalia quotient with its Copacabana Bar, which has live music Wednesday Saturday, and Rio Restaurant, which stages cabaret dinner shows and Braz... | contradiction |
4,068 | hypothesis: Ca'daan cannot comprehend this truth yet. premise: Ca'daan doesn't really understand yet. | entailment |
136,796 | hypothesis: The clean air act is successful but could be better premise: The current Clean Air Act has been enormously successful, but we can do better. | entailment |
202,779 | hypothesis: I've never looked for used cars, I only look for brand new ones. premise: i mean yeah yeah i went there looking at a used car and two days later i bought this car i i felt i felt like | contradiction |
310,577 | hypothesis: Tuppence had been waiting for something and this was it. premise: This was what Tuppence had been waiting for. | entailment |
152,206 | hypothesis: Tickets for television tapings are expensive. premise: For tickets to television tapings, . | neutral |
352,602 | hypothesis: It's a great place for parents, but not children. premise: With a cafe and picnic area, it's a great place for children of all ages. | contradiction |
226,685 | hypothesis: I did not stay. premise: I fled. | entailment |
253,270 | hypothesis: They play very well in the fourth quarter. premise: They play confidently, hustle, and never choke in the fourth quarter. | entailment |
188,865 | hypothesis: Starr denied hijacking the investigation of Lewinsky. premise: Meanwhile, Jones' lawyers foolishly cooperated by grumbling that Starr was shadowing them and hijacking their investigation of Lewinsky. | neutral |
305,685 | hypothesis: Do you know if they got here by car or train? premise: You know how they got here? | neutral |
194,383 | hypothesis: I was paralyzed and they had to carry me. premise: 'I assure you I am quite capable of getting to whatever pace is appropriate for the moment under my own power. | contradiction |
62,855 | hypothesis: Assuming she runs out? premise: Supposing she is not able to give one? | neutral |
242,355 | hypothesis: Many economists believe that this is the result of lack of economic mobility. premise: Figure 1.3 shows that many households have accumulated little, if any, net worth. | neutral |
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