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90,730 | hypothesis: There are a lot of flowers across the flat area of Berry. premise: Ancient capital of the flat region of Berry on the northern edge of P??rigord, Bourges is on the road south to Clermont-Ferrand and Montpellier but worth a brief detour for those using the A20. | neutral |
263,477 | hypothesis: Shocking Mark Rothko and Alexander Calder. premise: Surprising Mark Rothko and Alexander Calder. | entailment |
271,461 | hypothesis: I said, I suppose you aren't going to clarify as usual? premise: I suppose, I said, "that as usual, you are not going to explain?" 134 "On the contrary. | entailment |
361,024 | hypothesis: The campus is very large with multiple styles of architecture. premise: A drive around indicates the ambitious expanse of the campus and the mixture of architectural styles. | entailment |
365,919 | hypothesis: I watched the moon rise while I sat on top of a rock. premise: One night I sat on top of the rock watching the blood moon rise. | entailment |
46,991 | hypothesis: But I am not sure how effective it is as a deterrent. premise: but i i don't know how much of a deterrent it really is | entailment |
79,235 | hypothesis: There isn't any foresight. premise: No foresight! | entailment |
359,782 | hypothesis: Trust me, you won't guess who this person is premise: you'll you'll never guess who this person is | entailment |
1,686 | hypothesis: This is fairly young compared to the other surviving ottoman structures that can be seen. premise: It is the earliest surviving example of classical Ottoman architecture, inspired by Haghia Sophia . | contradiction |
96,297 | hypothesis: The vines hold the best view, never mind cramant. premise: The prettiest view of the vines and the Marne Valley is just 10 km (6 miles) down the D10 at Cramant. | contradiction |
255,905 | hypothesis: Anything you say Sir James agrees with wholeheartedly. premise: I disagree with you, said Sir James shortly. | contradiction |
101,147 | hypothesis: There are no animals at the botanical gardens. premise: It might pass for deserted, if not for the peacocks and pheasants who inhabit the botanical gardens, and the visitors strolling amidst the palms and rhododendrons. | contradiction |
374,557 | hypothesis: There are no such things as indexs. premise: This index provides references to the topic in (1) this Volume, (2) the original statements, and (3) Volume 2. References to the original statements are organized as The first character indicates that it is a Concepts Statement (C) or a Standards Statement (S). | contradiction |
41,396 | hypothesis: If you stop this train everyone will live. premise: 'Truce. You stop this train, everyone lives.' | entailment |
37 | hypothesis: Poirot was now back and I was sorry that he would take over what I now considered my own investigation. premise: Poirot, I exclaimed, with relief, and seizing him by both hands, I dragged him into the room. | contradiction |
96,911 | hypothesis: The car ferries charge a goodly sum of money. premise: Car ferries are the slowest of the transportation options, but their stately progress allows you to enjoy the sun and sea air from their promenade and sun decks. | neutral |
183,438 | hypothesis: This was true for Bob Dylan and the Beatles. premise: While this may have been true for a good many (Beatles, Dylan), the requirements of publishing every two weeks meant others, like the Moodies, Vanilla Fudge, Jefferson Airplane (Son of Jesus, anyone?) | entailment |
300,507 | hypothesis: The churchyard has a fascinating collection of antiques, like a wine press and a grain mill, and the cruciform edifice has black-and-white fresco decorations. premise: The cruciform edifice is graced with black-and-white fresco decorations, and in the churchyard there is a fascinating collection of antiques... | entailment |
258,771 | hypothesis: Reason and sentiment cannot be confused for one another. premise: You cannot mix up sentiment and reason. | neutral |
37,668 | hypothesis: Tommy and Julius watched it go away, then turn towards the town. premise: Tommy and Julius watched it out of sight, and then turned to the narrow path. | neutral |
48,932 | hypothesis: Cuba and Puerto Rico were protected less than Jamaica was. premise: They fortified the more strategic islands, but Jamaica was deemed less important than Cuba or Puerto Rico and, consequently, was poorly protected. | contradiction |
348,446 | hypothesis: The key problem facing government agencies is a human resources one. premise: No management issue facing federal agencies could be more critical to their ability to serve the American people than their approach to strategic human capital management, including attracting, retaining, and motivating their empl... | entailment |
107,296 | hypothesis: He is humble and quiet. premise: because he's got a mouth on him | contradiction |
67,539 | hypothesis: He had decided to go south with his horse and Johnny Shannon. premise: But still he pointed his horse south to the place where Hunt Rennie would return, bringing Johnny Shannon. | entailment |
30,122 | hypothesis: I think you should start worrying about it, she said. premise: I should advise you not to worry, said the latter kindly. | contradiction |
103,718 | hypothesis: It is difficult to provide ubiquitous service. premise: The obligation to provide ubiquitous service is not in itself onerous. | contradiction |
60,157 | hypothesis: Helms is coming out victorious. premise: Jesse Helms is still complaining, but he's having the last laugh just the same. | entailment |
172,541 | hypothesis: That's later. premise: And this is now. | contradiction |
250,351 | hypothesis: North from the River. premise: North of the River | entailment |
57,292 | hypothesis: Royko challenged racial prejudice in Chicago, arguing for rights of families and soldiers. premise: But Royko also challenged white Chicago's prejudices, skewering bigots who tried to keep a white couple that had adopted a black baby out of their neighborhood or a funeral parlor that didn't want to bury a b... | entailment |
3,038 | hypothesis: Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman have never met. premise: Co-stars Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are featured naked on the cover--like you've never seen them. | contradiction |
334,866 | hypothesis: The one certainty in the future is a policy that places a great fiscal demand on this group. premise: In the age of possibility that beckons, one thing that apparently will not be possible is a policy that imposes a fiscal burden on this group. | contradiction |
135,254 | hypothesis: Students who learn in a vacuum learn to continue doing their jobs even when things go wrong. premise: A lot of times education is done in a vacuum, but this will help students learn to deal with people who are upset, spot legal issues and learn to be empathetic and still do their job, said David Jordan, a l... | entailment |
66,665 | hypothesis: There is no figure to illustrate the boiler. premise: On a boiler equipped with an ESP or a fabric filter (FF) for particle collection, the configuration would look as in Figure 4-1. | contradiction |
113,452 | hypothesis: They had to call a recess to discuss the size of the object in question. premise: At Wednesday's Supreme Court session, the justices were quite concerned with the size of something. | neutral |
92,084 | hypothesis: Apple Flurry. premise: Cete Fleurie | contradiction |
314,831 | hypothesis: Susan Faludi wrote The Betrayal of the American Man in 2011. premise: Contacted by APE, Susan Faludi, author of The Betrayal of the American Man , agreed with Thurston's definition of business media and said it amounts to a plot against men. | neutral |
151,532 | hypothesis: Paella is a disease named after the place where it was first recorded. premise: Paella is named after the large, shallow iron pan in which it is cooked and served. | contradiction |
77,699 | hypothesis: The man's eyes were terrifying. premise: The man's eyes were solid black orbs. | neutral |
68,116 | hypothesis: Ramses II was very powerful. premise: Huge representations of rulers like Ramses II illustrate the power held by the throne and by the cult of personality, though there are also tiny sculptures such as a bust of Queen Hatschepsut, which may have stood on a mantle or in a niche, showing that Egyptians were n... | entailment |
175,330 | hypothesis: I work 50 hours per week. premise: but uh in my spare time someday i i hope to do something more with it i have a lot a ideas but putting them into work is another story | neutral |
196,002 | hypothesis: Solid housing and well-kept gardens are not restricted to the wealthy enclaves of its neighborhoods. premise: Its neighborhoods are filled with solid housing and well-kept gardens--and not just in the wealthy enclaves. | entailment |
111,911 | hypothesis: What is on your mind? said Jane abruptly. premise: What are you thinking of? said Jane sharply. | entailment |
189,536 | hypothesis: Marimba's Castanet attempts to generalize the technique in push technology. premise: Another push technology to watch is Marimba's Castanet, which attempts to generalize the technique. | entailment |
55,574 | hypothesis: The sponsor influence on the show content is not the point. premise: But the point is not that the sponsor influences the content of the show. | entailment |
142,476 | hypothesis: While on the battle field he was looking for places to attack from. premise: He saw alcoves for ambushes and high points to control the field of battle. | entailment |
195,336 | hypothesis: Texoma is a really fun place to go. premise: uh-huh oh yeah uh another thing how about uh have you been to the Texans Texoma side | neutral |
357,437 | hypothesis: Sometimes I read the paper while my two sons play outside or swim in the pool. premise: well not in the morning but um if the well i have two son children and if they uh go out to play or something i like to keep my eye on them so i'll you know maybe go outside and read the paper while they're playing or s... | neutral |
159,289 | hypothesis: The Franciscan monastery was built in the 20th century. premise: The atmospheric place was part of a Franciscan monastery built in the 17th century. | contradiction |
9,563 | hypothesis: I believe they'll do well this year. premise: but i think they're going to i think they're really going to do good because it seems like they're finally all coming together | entailment |
292,196 | hypothesis: Structured evaluation questions, structured data collection, and observers untrained as anthropologists or sociologists are very important topics to a study methodologist. premise: Some case study methodologists work with structured evaluation questions, structured data collection, and observers untrained a... | neutral |
241,339 | hypothesis: Santayana requested that I add that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. premise: And, Santayana asked me to add that Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. | entailment |
311,201 | hypothesis: By June 1999, the State Plan was in place and working exactly as planned. premise: In June 1999, LSC commented upon the Illinois State Plan and implementation to date. | contradiction |
331,051 | hypothesis: Despite him informing me that it was just my perception, he may be wrong, he has been before. premise: He told me it was just my perception that I spent seven minutes pushing buttons. | neutral |
273,934 | hypothesis: You have been selected from a cohort of 300. premise: It just means they're really, really serious about you. | neutral |
380,295 | hypothesis: That is curious. premise: Ah, that is curious! | entailment |
166,686 | hypothesis: Mieczyslaw spoke in whisper when she witnessed the nurse speaking to her aid. premise: Aha, Mieczyslaw said quietly and the nurse's aid would have let herself be transferred to an avian disease ward in return for being able to wipe away all the sorrow she saw in No Longer Sleeping's eyes. | neutral |
89,717 | hypothesis: The case is that of a young dumb man. premise: Amore egregious case is that of an adventurous and quite brilliant young woman. | contradiction |
236,091 | hypothesis: A crypt where the Virgin Mary is thought to have fallen into an eternal sleep is below the sanctuary. premise: But the Abbey's spiritual center is beneath the sanctuary, marked by a crypt where the Virgin Mary is said to have fallen into eternal sleep (dormition). | entailment |
228,305 | hypothesis: Figure 5 details the expenditures in billions. premise: The incremental expenditures required to generate electricity under each of the four scenarios as compared to the reference case are summarized in Figure 5 (in billions of 1999 dollars). | entailment |
228,373 | hypothesis: No definitely not. premise: sure it is absolutely | contradiction |
55,130 | hypothesis: I hope the people saw me and Lincoln chatting, since he had such a great reputation. premise: God, I hope these guys saw me talking to Lincoln, I thought. | neutral |
343,303 | hypothesis: It was served on a nice paper plate because the restaurant was cheap. premise: But at least it came on a nice paper plate. | neutral |
115,241 | hypothesis: The county extension service has been providing free tools to the community for many years. premise: um it's actually through the County Extension Service | neutral |
238,743 | hypothesis: of course bye, see you again tomorrow premise: sure bye-bye | neutral |
361,819 | hypothesis: VA responded to comments submitted on the interim rule. premise: In the preamble to the final rule, VA responded to comments submitted on the interim rule, including comments concerning the effective date. | entailment |
95,965 | hypothesis: The mummy room is int he basement. premise: Also upstairs is the Mummy Room where you can find the preserved remains of some of Egypt's most illustrious rulers. | contradiction |
30,564 | hypothesis: Wolfe says the Democrats can't take the middle back without giving up their beliefs. premise: Wolfe reminds us that for the Democrats, taking back the middle doesn't have to mean craven opportunism or a betrayal of its beliefs. | contradiction |
306,897 | hypothesis: It made things easier and more convenient all around. premise: It allowed senior management to emphasize the most important elements of information security policy, provided some flexibility to unit managers, made policies easier for employees to understand, and, in some cases, reduced the amount of formal ... | entailment |
56,829 | hypothesis: I was on a clean bed. premise: I was lying on a dirty bed. | contradiction |
68,275 | hypothesis: They do not like the people from Pakistan. premise: Today they often share the Olympic finals with their old arch-rivals, Pakistan. | neutral |
334,920 | hypothesis: She did not make me do it last year. premise: and got started and so she grabbed me by the ear and made me do it this year | neutral |
260,406 | hypothesis: It doesn't matter if people don't have transportation. premise: unless a lot of the people who who who are eligible to vote have no transportation and and and | contradiction |
252,156 | hypothesis: Professor David A Martin is considered one of the foremost experts in this field. premise: These include Process and Policy, co-authored with Professor David A. Martin and first published in 1985, which helped to define immigration law as a legitimate field of academic study. | neutral |
22,440 | hypothesis: People never did anything for her. premise: She never let people forget what she had done for them, and, that way she missed love. | contradiction |
158,766 | hypothesis: The bathwater was getting cold. premise: I was sitting in Derry's bath. | neutral |
276,695 | hypothesis: Many families cannot use GAL because they cannot afford it. premise: However, we also discovered that in hundreds of cases each year, the court recommends that a GAL be appointed but cannot do so because the families can't afford the fee. | entailment |
109,124 | hypothesis: He was actually lost and trying to follow them back to the village. premise: He followed after the two men, losing them as they turned down the metalworking district. | neutral |
123,935 | hypothesis: Mistakes never happen. premise: Whether the inaccuracies are intentional, mere failures to understand, or just oversimplifications in order to dumb down the message or meet space or time limitations matters not. | contradiction |
220,575 | hypothesis: The person sat on the couch and started watching tv, premise: Poirot had walked over to the mantel-piece. | contradiction |
128,160 | hypothesis: Those clients were accused on training their children and grandchildren to be criminals. premise: Today, in the offices of the Legal Services Corporation of Iowa young attorneys are providing legal assistance to the children and the grandchildren of the clients I tried to help 27 years ago. | neutral |
210,665 | hypothesis: I said nothing and Poirot ignored me and walked out. premise: Yes, I said, "Alfred Inglethorp, without doubt." Poirot looked at me curiously. | contradiction |
36,380 | hypothesis: I have been renting since 1970. premise: oh that's pretty nice i did mine i built my own home in nineteen sixty one | contradiction |
117,696 | hypothesis: The Edinburgh International Festival was founded in the past decade. premise: The Edinburgh International Festival (held annually since 1947) is acknowledged as one of the world's most important arts festivals. | contradiction |
391,561 | hypothesis: The mention of Mr. Brown upset Whittington. premise: They were uttered by Boris and they were: "Mr. Brown." Whittington seemed to remonstrate with him, but he merely laughed. | neutral |
189,865 | hypothesis: Are there Target stores way down there? premise: um-hum do y'all have Target stores up there | contradiction |
106,051 | hypothesis: You have to seek games with people better than you. premise: you you know you you get stuck you get in a rut if if you do play a lot but you play with the same people you you aren't going to learn anything uh after after a short period once you learn everything they've got to offer then uh | neutral |
241,992 | hypothesis: The debt held by the public can be reduced using excess funds from the federal government during a budget surplus. premise: When a budget surplus occurs, the federal government can use excess funds to reduce the debt held by the public. | entailment |
102,141 | hypothesis: Republicans support a hard-core frame of mind. premise: The other rhetorical way out for Republican politicians is to say that you yourself are as hard-core as ever, but since a majority of Americans apparently disagrees, there's no point in trying to do anything about it it. | neutral |
16,299 | hypothesis: Moms Allen seems to be becoming a Californian too. premise: Even Moms Allen seems to be turning Californian. | entailment |
109,435 | hypothesis: We watch CNN often because we don't have cable, but we do have a universal remote that controls the radio as well. premise: yeah yeah i was i was uh we don't have cable so we were watching C N N a lot and then trying to switch thank goodness for remote control | neutral |
155,723 | hypothesis: They are the smallest and most expensive to deal with. premise: and ours actually are mailed there uh they're the i think the largest and they do a lot of the government contractors they have an excellent excellent rate um | contradiction |
168,502 | hypothesis: It would have been difficult for the woman accidentally OD. premise: That Mrs. Inglethorp may have inadvertently taken an overdose?" 76 "Three, or even four doses, would not have resulted in death. | entailment |
139,882 | hypothesis: But these individual successes can't disguise the very curious reality. premise: But these individual successes can't disguise the very curious reality that we're living in a world that is somehow saturated by the media without actually paying all that much attention to it. | entailment |
114,284 | hypothesis: I was no struck in any way. premise: I was, as we say, slammed. | contradiction |
327,390 | hypothesis: Yes, just about that value. premise: Yes ”more or less. | entailment |
139,029 | hypothesis: It has been a free port for over 200 years. premise: The Swedes named it after King Gustav III and, in 1785, declared it the free port that it remains today. | entailment |
365,255 | hypothesis: I got carried away and spent hours every day on my yard. premise: yeah yeah i got i got so carried away with water and fertilizer last year in uh June July and the first part of August i was mowing every four days and i talked to my parents i'm from Massachusetts originally | neutral |
220,820 | hypothesis: Slim found the new experience relaxing. premise: Slim felt the doors of the new, private world closing on him and astronomy became a thing of dead stars and black, empty space. | contradiction |
111,094 | hypothesis: The Coroner was pleased with Mr. Mace and told him so. premise: Yes, sir. It was produced; and, with a few words of stern censure, the Coroner dismissed the wretched Mr. Mace. | contradiction |
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