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3,400 | hypothesis: "I guess not," Slim said. premise: Slim considered, "I guess not. | entailment |
71,548 | hypothesis: Frequent flyer miles belong to the customer who is using them, that is to say, the individual. premise: However, a change would not seem likely to have a negative impact, since, in contrast to the current policy, it would be consistent with the airlines' position that frequent flyer miles belong to the indi... | entailment |
165,340 | hypothesis: Then they had a big ol' orgy. premise: The valide sultan and the senior wives sat on sofas under the gallery to the left, while the more talented slave-girls played music from the balcony above. | neutral |
9,302 | hypothesis: I have some problems with young mothers. premise: i think a lot of my problem with the young mothers is | entailment |
318,475 | hypothesis: Only modern contemporary designs can be found in this place. premise: Traditional designs abound, including marine themes, Minoan designs, and Classical Greek imagery. | contradiction |
21,245 | hypothesis: "Stay away," I said while seated. premise: Come in, I said, springing up. | contradiction |
457 | hypothesis: She straight up asked if Sir James was "at home". premise: She had decided not to ask if Sir James was "at home," but to adopt a more personal attitude. | contradiction |
17,594 | hypothesis: Christians and Muslims continued to fight well into the 15th century. premise: By 1185 the frontier between Christianity and Islam had been drawn at the Tagus. | neutral |
280,726 | hypothesis: One example of a heritage asset would be a federal memorial, like the Jefferson Memorial. premise: Stewardship PP and E would include stewardship land (that is, land not acquired for or in connection with general property, plant, and equipment); heritage assets (for example, Federal monuments and memorials ... | entailment |
241,533 | hypothesis: Okay thank you. premise: all righty thanks bye-bye | entailment |
119,560 | hypothesis: We got no donation from Lexis. premise: After weighing the options, we arranged for a donation from Lexis of their HotDocs document assembly software for each state, which will greatly enhance the availability of legal forms that lay people can easily fill out online. | contradiction |
151,793 | hypothesis: Females are not tested for drugs as much as males. premise: and what we do is we'll have a drug test if if an if a a boy or a man uh has an accident then he's automatically uh given a drug trest | neutral |
195,266 | hypothesis: Well I do hope so. premise: well i sure hope so | entailment |
384,544 | hypothesis: The state based its wealth on diggings from presumably the largest such mines in the world. premise: Tin, the basis for the state's wealth, was once taken from diggings that claimed to be the largest such mines in the world. | entailment |
291,344 | hypothesis: A Union trooper in Gainesville was reprimanded for wearing spurs to church. premise: On a Sunday in May of '65, back in Gainesville, when Forrest's men had finally accepted surrender and the deadness of defeat, a Union trooper had worn those spurs into church. | neutral |
23,091 | hypothesis: Slim was not happy with that. premise: In a way, Slim was disappointed. | entailment |
114,718 | hypothesis: We should help the starving people here. premise: they're still people starving people here why should we help starving people somewhere else | neutral |
231,292 | hypothesis: Mereruka's Tomb (2300 b.c.), is the largest tomb discovered at the site, contains very fine murals, just like Ti's tomb with murals of birds and fish. premise: Several tombs surrounding the pyramid have extremely fine murals, particularly Mereruka's tomb (2300 b.c. ), the largest yet discovered at the site,... | entailment |
381,246 | hypothesis: This will be something unique and surprising for all. premise: Like never before. | neutral |
191,256 | hypothesis: The National Gallery and the Royal Scottish Academy building spot distinctly different outward appearances. premise: In front of the National Gallery is the Royal Scottish Academy building, designed as almost its twin. | contradiction |
254,684 | hypothesis: They are taking from there to make up for the deficit. premise: yeah it's uh you know right now they're robbing from it to pad the federal deficit | entailment |
359,837 | hypothesis: The ILS Board and the executive director of the Indiana Bar Foundation have eaten dinner together. premise: On Friday evening, conference participants were joined by the ILS Board, judges, and bar leaders (including the new executive director of the Indiana Bar Foundation) for dinner. | entailment |
359,329 | hypothesis: i know they're not aware of it yet premise: and i know they do they've got to know | contradiction |
4,303 | hypothesis: Deep Red is capable of superior computational skills. premise: A victory by Deep Blue would indicate its superior computational skills, but not a capacity for conscious thought. | contradiction |
254,486 | hypothesis: If we did come about it from the same place, it would make sense for us to have the same reaction. premise: and it ever since that time i just don't watch uh so i guess we have the the same reaction whether we came about it from the same place or not | neutral |
242,315 | hypothesis: Breakfast all the time! premise: Dinner only, morning until night. | contradiction |
93,497 | hypothesis: It's hard to keep count whilst swimming in the pool premise: and uh i sometimes i may not be conscious of keeping count but uh you know every now and then when i do check up and say where is my count i check it relative to the clock and and i also wind up coming out even even side of the pool | neutral |
202,485 | hypothesis: We haven't been growing anything in our garden. premise: yeah we we grow a lot of um the basic corn corn potatoes | contradiction |
11,079 | hypothesis: No, in her jeans. premise: yeah oh no in her little bridesmaid dress | contradiction |
290,332 | hypothesis: The giraffe doesn't indicate the Indian west coast's early contact with Africa. premise: Look out as well for a giraffe, which indicates the Indian west coast's early contact with Africa. | contradiction |
305,644 | hypothesis: The top of the ramparts are inaccessible. premise: A walk around the shaded top of the ramparts takes about half an hour and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. | contradiction |
268,590 | hypothesis: I never tried to understand anything and just simply memorized. premise: um i never did i always tried to understand things not tried to memorize | contradiction |
119,126 | hypothesis: The photo of Al Gore was cropped closely but you could not see his pores and his hair looked great. premise: There, accompanying a story about politicians speaking their minds about other countries, you'll find a looming picture of Al Gore, cropped so close that none of his hair is visible and you can see ... | contradiction |
366,407 | hypothesis: My grandfather experienced quite the culture shock after he moved here from Lithuania. premise: my grandfather came over from Lithuania back uh just before the turn of the century | neutral |
268,778 | hypothesis: They ate native bred pigs and iguanas on the island for meat. premise: For meat, they bred pigs and ate iguana, both native to the island. | entailment |
156,993 | hypothesis: He did not believe that at all. premise: He believed that | contradiction |
388,067 | hypothesis: Yes and it is something we all feel is special but some people don't appreciate it. premise: okay okay is it yes it is it's one we all hold dear and near i'm sure | neutral |
137,092 | hypothesis: Increasing contribution limits doesn't make people save more. premise: Although higher-income households might be encouraged to save more by increasing the annual contribution limits to IRAs and employer-sponsored 401(k) plans-currently $2,000 and $10,500, respectively-increasing contribution limits alone i... | neutral |
74,916 | hypothesis: Esther F. Lardent claimed that lawyers saw a huge decrease in billable hours per hear for the 1990s. premise: Esther F. Lardent, director of the Pro Bono Institute at Georgetown University Law Center, said the good economic times of the late '90s saw lawyers at large firms suddenly responsible for as many ... | contradiction |
233,677 | hypothesis: There are only two places to get Chablis white wine. premise: It is the main distribution point for the famous Chablis white wines, but you may prefer to drive out to the vineyards in the delightful countryside east of the autoroute. | neutral |
129,882 | hypothesis: Fashionable shoes are much more expensive than ordinary ones. premise: ordinary shoes for both men and women can be quite cheap, but anything stylish is likely to cost as much as at home. | entailment |
192,367 | hypothesis: The Kentuckian was talking to Shiloh to form a bond. premise: The Kentuckian talked to Shiloh as they went, keeping up a stream of words to firm the bond between horse and rider. | entailment |
8,692 | hypothesis: a new computer architecture lies on the road ahead. premise: It raises the sun and illumines the road ahead to a new computer architecture. | entailment |
274,660 | hypothesis: Puppetry is an important part of Chinese entertainment history and culture. premise: The classic Chinese puppet is the shadow puppet, manipulated behind a screen by three rods, but hand puppet and marionette shows are also on offer, often for free at public parks and playgrounds. | neutral |
84,506 | hypothesis: The british hates china. premise: The British finally relinquished Hong Kong to China. | contradiction |
167,814 | hypothesis: Reason would say no to the things you say, if true. premise: Reason would say so, if what you say is true. | neutral |
307,226 | hypothesis: There are many ways to get Shiloh from the stronghold. premise: A trick to get Shiloh out of the Stronghold? | neutral |
34,749 | hypothesis: The two groups were not in contact with each other. premise: Initially, the two groups were kept apart and unaware of each other. | entailment |
225,720 | hypothesis: The best way to balance the score card is to keep the game tied the entire time. premise: The categories of the balanced scorecard | neutral |
337,918 | hypothesis: Most of these end points seem quite obvious once you know what they are. premise: In selecting health endpoints, we generally focus on endpoints where a statistically significant relationship has been observed, which by definition assures a reasonably | neutral |
267,182 | hypothesis: It would take 15 minutes for the taxi to get back to Holyhead. premise: 174 A moment later the taxi was slowly chugging back to Holyhead. | neutral |
274,285 | hypothesis: An economy cannot just have to rely on its own saving. premise: 3. An economy that is not open to international trade and investment must rely solely on its own saving to provide the resources to invest in plant, equipment, and other forms of capital. | contradiction |
285,427 | hypothesis: The witch said she wouldn't give them any money in exchange for the item. premise: The witch paid us a lot of money to retrieve it, said the taller Sai Routha. | contradiction |
205,148 | hypothesis: Reno was respected by her team, but that wasn't enough to help her cause. premise: An attorney general who exerted more control over the department and the bureau, who was a better head-knocker, and who had the full support of the White House might have dragged the truth out of the FBI years ago, as Reno di... | neutral |
252,151 | hypothesis: There were no animal scenes in the movie. premise: it there was a lot of pretty scenery too in that movie what did you think about the buffalo scenes | contradiction |
47,164 | hypothesis: Not really any other area. premise: upper and lower yeah right | neutral |
44,431 | hypothesis: The results of our experiment show that the process we used is very good for the quality of legal services. premise: The results demonstrated that our process is a useful and effective tool for assessing the quality of legal services delivery. | entailment |
84,065 | hypothesis: Jenkin's Hill got this description before the US grew to the size it has today. premise: For those of you who may not know, Jenkin's Hill is the hill on which sits the U.S. | neutral |
305,223 | hypothesis: Many people drove BMWs. premise: everybody was already doing the um driving the beamers and you know with nothing to think that um they didn't have five hundred dollar wardrobes you know every week that kind of thing | entailment |
308,231 | hypothesis: Several representatives stated that an underlying requirement for communications was establishing standard terms. premise: Several representatives stated that an underlying requirement for communications was establishing standard terms and reporting thresholds so that the magnitude of an incident could be e... | entailment |
383,768 | hypothesis: He remained silent, hoping that his lack of words would prove convincing. premise: He remarked that it would be possible to evaluate this association by matching patients' likelihood to accept directive interventions to either brief, directive physician-implemented interventions or specialist-based motivati... | contradiction |
237,755 | hypothesis: I was being chased, which led me towards the embrace of Abraham Lincoln. premise: Blindly I fled, right into the arms of Abraham Lincoln. | neutral |
97,232 | hypothesis: If the two systems responsible for direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases failed, the entire process would fail. premise: Two systems are primarily responsible for the direct scrubbing and handling of flue gases, and three systems are involved with delivery of reagents, processing of wastes (air, solid... | neutral |
200,752 | hypothesis: I wouldn't like that at all. premise: and i said well i'd love that but | contradiction |
191,101 | hypothesis: Jewish gangsters appear in the movie Murder Inc. premise: When Cohen is not imagining history, he rewrites other people's research, sometimes mangling quotes during his copying, as he did when he took a quote from a 1951 book, Murder, Inc.: The Story of the Syndicate , by , also about Jewish gangsters. | contradiction |
29,434 | hypothesis: The dense pine forests make it difficult to navigate through this busy area. premise: The rampart-like mountains and dense pine forests keep this area remote and, even today, blessedly un?spoiled. | contradiction |
240,061 | hypothesis: He remained seated and ordered someone to look through the windows. premise: He stood up and peered through the windows of the shed. | contradiction |
34,072 | hypothesis: It is a whimsical manner, and inspires light thought and nothing more. premise: But there is nothing benign in this question; it is an echo of To be, or not to be? | contradiction |
134,025 | hypothesis: No, they have their own budget premise: no no they have their own budget they go by | entailment |
21,092 | hypothesis: There were a really big contributions that were made. premise: If it is known, however, that other contributions in a significant amount were made, that fact (for example, expressed as a percentage of the total program) may be reported even if the exact amount of the contribution is not known. | entailment |
169,263 | hypothesis: He recognized the prisoner from around the neighborhood. premise: He would now call the prisoner. | neutral |
337,008 | hypothesis: Edinburgh is ununique. premise: This is Edinburgh, a city which, since 1846, has marked time in its own distinctive style and to which, in return, time has bequeathed a rich legacy of monuments, myths, martyrs, and memories that make it a magnet for visitors. | contradiction |
243,121 | hypothesis: The bald man waited for the villager to recover, as he needed information that only the villager had. premise: The bald man waited until the villager recovered. | neutral |
2,859 | hypothesis: Wal-Mart made its complaint in the first week of May. premise: and so Wal-Mart complained | neutral |
271,157 | hypothesis: Two old friends enjoy conversing with each other about their lives. premise: Two old galpals swap the latest word. | neutral |
215,477 | hypothesis: Bush thinks virtue is more important than substance. premise: Like his father, Bush substitutes virtue for substance. | entailment |
68,990 | hypothesis: Gigantic vines are among the many flora found in the Royal Chitwan National Park. premise: Royal Chitwan National Park is 932 sq km (358 sq miles) of magnificent first-growth trees the tall hardwood sal, the kapok silk-cotton tree, and the flame-of- the-forest with their spectacular crimson February flowers... | entailment |
48,032 | hypothesis: The entire garden can be seen from the temple. premise: Adjoining the temple (founded by Swami P. Yogananda) is a beautiful gardenwith gazebos, lakes, and waterfalls. | neutral |
9,749 | hypothesis: Under fast pay, the invoice is examined for payment authorization. premise: Under fast pay, examination of the invoice subsequent to payment authorization is sometimes referred to as post payment examination. | entailment |
271,577 | hypothesis: A common occurrence for a large company. premise: just one of the things that that happens when someone when you're dealing with a large company | entailment |
360,162 | hypothesis: I have information, but I am sure it is worthless. premise: Because I know something that puts me in a position to propose a bargain." | contradiction |
75,348 | hypothesis: The Stick died and she took his knife. premise: Men squirmed around her and she pinned the knife hand of one wounded Stick before cutting deep into his neck. | neutral |
59,599 | hypothesis: The link between pigeons and tourists isn't apparent to most people. premise: The affinity between pigeons and tourists makes sense. | contradiction |
148,292 | hypothesis: Many people lose focus and forget what matters the most to them. premise: and then go for that type of goal i think that too many people want everything now | neutral |
119,250 | hypothesis: The Victoria Memorial has a history of Raj, which may or may be still in existene. premise: The Victoria Memorial offers a history of the bygone Raj, Anglo-Renaissance in style with a touch of Mughal influence. | neutral |
323,754 | hypothesis: Tiepolo's work has never been displayed in public. premise: The sheer range of Giambattista Tiepolo's work comes across in these multifaceted exhibitions at the Met and the Morgan, and no one could complain of the variety of the objects on view. | contradiction |
345,889 | hypothesis: We should continue talking about the welfare of our worker drones. premise: But enough about our inconsequential little worker drones.' | contradiction |
354,092 | hypothesis: We have started recycling our paper at TI. premise: well um starting with my work um we're in a uh aluminum can and paper recycling um i work for TI and there's a uh a lot of paper that gets thrown away here so we've started recycling our uh plain white paper | entailment |
375,961 | hypothesis: Might be able to work more effectively as long as you are comfortable in your clothing. premise: may be more productive if you're comfortable with what your wearing and can be be feel more relaxed whereas uh | entailment |
58,281 | hypothesis: The Gothic garden is maintained by the city council. premise: Guardian of the city's medieval and Renaissance treasures, the Musee de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame is itself made up of a superb group of 14th-, 16th-, and 17th-century houses around a secluded Gothic garden on the Place du Ceteau, south of the cathedra... | neutral |
277,614 | hypothesis: The initial definition will not use this approach. premise: This is the approach taken in this paper in developing our initial definition. | contradiction |
224,208 | hypothesis: Government saving directly affects future budgetary flexibility. premise: 4. Government saving directly affects future budgetary flexibility through its effect on interest payment spending. | entailment |
276,606 | hypothesis: You'll arrive at your destination about sixty minutes after departure. premise: The 40-mile trip takes about an hour. | entailment |
279,534 | hypothesis: I asked Alfred if he would write to the princess. premise: At that moment a well remembered voice floated through the open French window near at hand: "Then you'll write to the Princess after tea, Alfred? | entailment |
347,766 | hypothesis: The archeabacteria feed on sulfur, carbon, silicon, and other rock elements. premise: The archeabacteria live far from any contact with the sun, subsisting instead on heat from the center of the Earth, nourished only by sulfur and other elements leaching from the rock. | neutral |
345,159 | hypothesis: Our current chief executive is not good. premise: you know good a good chief executive would be able to sit back and not do anything | neutral |
63,788 | hypothesis: This force explains why stars organize themselves into galaxies. premise: This force supposedly makes stars self-organize into galaxies, and inanimate molecules, into living cells. | entailment |
131,871 | hypothesis: The state gets 3/4 of the money. premise: Legal Services of New Jersey receives 75 percent of the funds. | entailment |
95,649 | hypothesis: He said that the circus would be coming. premise: He said, "There'll be a circus around." | entailment |
59,683 | hypothesis: The board was responsibility to shareholders and stakeholders in the company as well as management. premise: In addition to its responsibility to oversee management, the board also has a responsibility to shareholders and other stakeholders of the company, such as employees, creditors, and the public. | entailment |
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