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188,854 | hypothesis: The company has something called 'cafeteria plans,' where you are given a selection of different benefit packages including insurance, dental, and vacation plans and you can choose any combination between them as long as it comes out to the same total cost to the company for every employee. premise: and uh... | entailment |
65,495 | hypothesis: I don't think it's called mulching, it's something else. premise: i think that is mulching uh what do they call that | contradiction |
156,238 | hypothesis: My brother was in school at the time. premise: well we went one time uh one of my ex-boyfriends had taken me this was years and years ago and uh i'd taken my younger brother he's about twelve years younger than i am and uh | neutral |
156,781 | hypothesis: the reporters are extremely knowledgeable about the latter. premise: Most reporters covering the campaign are well schooled in the former and only minimally, if at all, knowledgeable about the latter. | contradiction |
383,735 | hypothesis: Some would prefer a Caddy and another type of person would prefer a Chevvy, he remarked. premise: Some people want a Caddy and others want a Chevy, he shrugs. | entailment |
229,715 | hypothesis: They introduced sugar cane to the island and it quickly became very popular. premise: They also introduced sugarcane, some European vegetables, and the pig to the islands, but never founded any significant settlements. | neutral |
237,021 | hypothesis: Cramming everything into a short period is not as good as allowing a daily ration. premise: It is far better to allow a daily ration of a couple of major temples, a museum, and a strolling garden or two than to cram everything into a short time, leaving only a blur of each and a lasting impression of none. | entailment |
251,103 | hypothesis: Cancellation by manner of forgiveness of debt. premise: Cancellation of debt. | neutral |
260,741 | hypothesis: The goal of improving information dissemination was added. premise: Further, it added the goal of improving its dissemination of environmental information and its other education efforts. | entailment |
225,622 | hypothesis: Mary Dufour saw not many people were skilled in both ways. premise: Mary Dufour observed that there are few applicants who are skilled at both the research and the business aspects of a project, so small business grants seldom go to people in the scientific community. | entailment |
286,248 | hypothesis: You do have copies of the photos I sent on the desk over there, correct? premise: (You do have copies on disk, right?) | neutral |
112,494 | hypothesis: It took five long years, but they finally found a method that didn't have to worry about the quality of service. premise: This measure also makes comparison possible in spite of the differences in quality of delivery service. | neutral |
298,981 | hypothesis: The site doesn't have any links. premise: This site maintains links to academic resources, accounting organizations, accounting and auditing resources, accounting software, business and management resources, government resources, and other noncommercial web sites. | contradiction |
316,159 | hypothesis: I couldn't help but wonder if it was hard to have self-control. premise: Decorum and good breeding naturally enjoined that our demeanour should be much as usual, yet I could not help wondering if this self-control were really a matter of great difficulty. | entailment |
82,760 | hypothesis: There is no financial compensation. premise: That there is some sort of financial compensation there, to me, means it isn't pro bono. | contradiction |
112,991 | hypothesis: What store? premise: What book? | contradiction |
3,721 | hypothesis: I lived a few minutes from school I was doing my masters degree from. premise: for one reason i wanted i was working on a masters degree so i wanted to stay close to where i was working on a masters degree but also because i just thought that it would be interesting to live someplace else so totally differe... | neutral |
343,236 | hypothesis: I cannot swim. premise: yeah i haven't been up there um but i understand they've got a nice pool and that's my favorite form of exercise is swimming | contradiction |
286,528 | hypothesis: According to LSC, a grantee could argue that the policy was illegal. premise: According to LSC, a grantee in that position could argue as well that an agency policy violated existing law. | entailment |
155,302 | hypothesis: i use the bicycle every day now while i watch TV premise: um i get bored very easily uh the one nice thing about the bicycle is you just sit like you said you can sit and do it and watch the TV and not even really be conscious of what you are doing | neutral |
315,102 | hypothesis: January holds an interesting camel wrestling exhibition in the town of Selcuk. premise: An even more exotic spectacle is camel wrestling (deve gerei), which can be seen in January at Selcuk, near Kuradas. | neutral |
254,927 | hypothesis: Ieyasu Tokugawa stayed in Edo for at least 12 years. premise: But one of the regents was Ieyasu Tokugawa, who had been biding his time at Edo for 12 years, nurturing dynastic ambitions of his own. | entailment |
163,003 | hypothesis: Not involved in it premise: not do anything about it | entailment |
322,758 | hypothesis: He didn't pay attention to it. premise: He/she didn't seem to notice. | entailment |
321,682 | hypothesis: The risk depends on at least five factors involving laws. premise: That risk may be affected by such factors as the complexity of the laws and regulations or their newness. | neutral |
295,971 | hypothesis: The analysts wanted to share information about the current day volumes. premise: Regression analysis of carrier street data indicates that at the current volume, the variability of access cost is about 6 percent. | neutral |
12,580 | hypothesis: It's more fun now than it was twenty-eight years ago. premise: uh it's as years go by it becomes more fun now than it was twenty eight years ago you know but uh | entailment |
20,944 | hypothesis: An overwhelming amount of people see it as absolutely unprofessional. premise: In fact, it is almost universally admired for its professionalism and efficiency. | contradiction |
45,395 | hypothesis: Ca'daan got very emotional because of it. premise: It made Ca'daan want to cry. | entailment |
267,478 | hypothesis: Bradley did not say a word on behalf of the public. premise: I believe the public wants solutions that work, not attacks that divide, says Bradley. | contradiction |
359,421 | hypothesis: Chris Klein has only been on TV shows. premise: The gimmick is that the male leads (the amiable Chris Klein from Election , Jason Biggs, Thomas Ian Nicholas, and Eddie Kaye Thomas) make a pact that they will lose their virginity before graduation, three weeks hence. | contradiction |
337,157 | hypothesis: Although the population is getting older the labor force will shrink rapidly. premise: Even as the population ages, the U.S. labor force itself will continue growing-although slowly, with annual growth in aggregate hours worked averaging about 0.1 percent after 20204-and the demand for capital goods is like... | contradiction |
212,186 | hypothesis: Ca'daan was calm and collected. premise: Ca'daan's blood rushed. | contradiction |
324,427 | hypothesis: The final rule of the SEC has not been made yet. premise: The SEC has submitted to our Office a cost-benefit analysis of the final rule. | contradiction |
124,646 | hypothesis: The resource list contains a list of agencies that were identified as useful premise: A list of abbreviations follows the resource list. | neutral |
283,362 | hypothesis: Most of the branded horses found by mustangers are sold into auction. premise: If the mustangers here pick up any branded ones, they're returned to the owners, if possible, or sold at a yearly auction. | neutral |
23,872 | hypothesis: Too late; we're closed already. premise: Too late. | neutral |
185,396 | hypothesis: They moved around but did not strike or block my sword slashes. premise: They shifted and moved but did not strike or block. | neutral |
262,957 | hypothesis: Our personal peace talks fall through, just like the ones in the Middle East. premise: yeah so i am we are sort of we are the Middle East peace talks at home um | neutral |
248,230 | hypothesis: Robert Lowe suggested a range of research topics premise: Robert Lowe suggested a range of research topics could come under this recommendation. | entailment |
124,236 | hypothesis: I never went to the lab. premise: I reached the lab. | contradiction |
387,636 | hypothesis: Rips was happy with Stastical Science's acceptance of the rebuttal so he felt no need to retain a lawyer. premise: Rips was sufficiently enraged by Statistical Science 's acceptance of the rebuttal paper that he retained a lawyer, who advised the journal that the accusations in the article about to be publi... | contradiction |
135,186 | hypothesis: Most times on the weekends you or you forget.to do it. premise: but yeah yeah because most time now you know it's just a weekend or just forget it yeah | entailment |
76,615 | hypothesis: They say they try to get to the kids early on when they are young because they ;earn more easily. premise: well what they what they say they try to do is to get the kids um early and young and what we have here in Burlington which | neutral |
276,232 | hypothesis: I'm a Danielle Steele fan. premise: but i like i i'm a Danielle Steele fan | entailment |
340,439 | hypothesis: Today's Papers completely disagrees with this. premise: To this, Today's Papers readily, wholeheartedly, and unconditionally agrees. | contradiction |
274,556 | hypothesis: Victims of domestic violence are among those who Legal Aid lawyer help. premise: Legal Aid lawyers help victims of domestic violence, and they supervise the ombudsman program that sends advocates into all the state's nursing homes. | entailment |
37,064 | hypothesis: I used to know his name from before. premise: yeah i can't remember his name either | neutral |
11,993 | hypothesis: Christopher had a table at the 0-1 Computer firm. premise: Christopher wasn't a wide person, and so his piece of conference table didn't have to be too big either, which also practically solved office space problems in the 0-1 Computer firm. | entailment |
215,455 | hypothesis: She thought the food should have been great if the robot did what it was supposed to. premise: She didn't understand how that could have happened, because according to the development of the situation, the robot adjusted and introduced new ingredients, for example, she had to add another carrot and take out... | neutral |
308,522 | hypothesis: We wanted to play on a green course but this would do in the meantime. premise: it was just wonderful to be able to get out and hit a ball the course was not not green but it was going to be in another month when they started watering | neutral |
355,762 | hypothesis: Did your son stay at the camp for very long? premise: which was well we did we tried we had all different things we sent them to camp one first month in June they went to summer school then the second month they uh one my daughter went home to visit my Mom for a while and my son uh went to camp and there we... | neutral |
189,797 | hypothesis: A small, scrawny man was in charge of the guards. premise: Another man, small and scrawny, stood surrounded by four huge guards in bronze armor and leather masks. | neutral |
21,072 | hypothesis: That seems sensible. premise: that makes sense | entailment |
245,176 | hypothesis: She was pretty sure it was the same man who had boarded the adjacent carriage. premise: She was almost certain it was the same man who had got into the carriage next to them. | entailment |
361,034 | hypothesis: You should know that I don't let them carry over. premise: don't you know i don't let them carry over you know i uh | entailment |
284,191 | hypothesis: Such a standoff never triggers a global media event which would lead to wide coverage by CNN. premise: Such a standoff, when it occurs, will trigger a global media event, with CNN broadcasting satellite shots of the suspected facility every 30 minutes, and so on. | contradiction |
172,162 | hypothesis: Danny De Vito was in a movie called Twins that airs on cable. premise: well there was a movie out it's been on cable i get cable and there's this thing with uh Danny De Vito called Twins | entailment |
40,190 | hypothesis: It's an old retirement home for priests without leashes. premise: it's a brand new one it's a Catholic uh retirement home for nuns it's at uh Trinity no let me see Trinity i keep calling it Trinity it's not Trinity i'll think of | contradiction |
333,038 | hypothesis: Central Park Zoo has ads about penguins. premise: Post their own personal ad on a penguin at the Central Park Zoo. | entailment |
51,525 | hypothesis: They renovated the old building. premise: So they renovated the old Sweet Candy Company building for Tomax. | entailment |
12,119 | hypothesis: I want to put all the money on it because I don't care if you get it back when you're older. premise: right exactly and then and then uh uh i'm i'm just not sure if i see you know if i see it going like i say to the right places i mean it'd be it'd be one thing if it were taking a bite out of your savings a... | contradiction |
127,640 | hypothesis: High top tech and low dungeon. premise: Bottom Low-tech, high dudgeon | contradiction |
116,582 | hypothesis: Say what is on your mind. premise: Speak your mind. | entailment |
179,238 | hypothesis: He prowled around his prison with a specific goal in mind. premise: He prowled aimlessly about his prison. | contradiction |
144,527 | hypothesis: There are no all-you-can-eats around here. premise: yeah they got a couple all you can eat down here and uh we haven't went to them yet but i've been threatening my husband that we'll go | contradiction |
148,613 | hypothesis: Knowing the interests of potential users lends insight into the operation of the program. premise: An awareness of these potential users' interests and influence can help auditors understand why the program operates the way it does. | entailment |
112,140 | hypothesis: He was sneering because he was jubilant. premise: I took me a piece of them easy pickin's."The sneer was plainer in his voice than it had been in his smile. | neutral |
62,948 | hypothesis: I don't like the way you talk. premise: and you've got that Southern accent | neutral |
308,904 | hypothesis: No one here could possibly have done it. premise: One of us? | contradiction |
236,602 | hypothesis: Our research did not have any objectives. premise: The objectives of our research were to (1) define and describe the characteristics of a worldclass finance organization, (2) identify the factors that are essential for finance organizations to improve their financial management and move towards worldclass ... | contradiction |
30,180 | hypothesis: So you have other people doing it for you. premise: so you're doing it yourself but | contradiction |
273,592 | hypothesis: The kathalaki dances feature mundane and boring costumes and makeup. premise: In Kerala, try to see the lively kathakali dances, in which men play both male and female parts to enact both divine and heroic Indian legends in the most gorgeous costumes and elaborate makeup. | contradiction |
7,013 | hypothesis: Not this color, reflection, or intensity. premise: Not this color, not that that 'texture', not that intensity of light reflection. | entailment |
107,072 | hypothesis: I guess I have no idea about that. premise: I guess I know that. | contradiction |
91,572 | hypothesis: Because it was the dark ages, they were able to get more than enough with room to spare premise: they couldn't have gotten anymore in the dark ages | contradiction |
348,727 | hypothesis: Drew knew Don Cazar's expression well. premise: You there Rennie! Drew saw the involuntary spasm of Don Cazar's lips, the shadow of an expression which might mean he anticipated a distasteful scene to come. | entailment |
117,511 | hypothesis: I think that it is a bad thing for kids to do things together. premise: well possibly i think it does um i'm not sure i think it does some uh it it it it may sort of lead to some uh it it it may just be another form of sort of regimenting you know in kids which i which i think is good actually to have some ... | contradiction |
20,672 | hypothesis: The rebuilding cycle will not operate without a backup bench. premise: this rebuilding cycle without a without a backup bench and it's it's happened in basketball here with the Celtics and this year they finally gotten some backup support so you don't have to keep five guys out there for an hour you know | entailment |
116,348 | hypothesis: i hate to only serve vegetables because i like meat premise: so when if you have if you have people over would you fix all vegetables or you know when you cook for company do you fix just all vegetables | neutral |
178,623 | hypothesis: Reich spoke to a room of executives and lobbyists, half men and half women. premise: In the original book, one of the most striking incidents involves Reich's talk before a roomful of National Association of Manufacturers executives and lobbyists, allegedly all male and smoking cigars (straight from centra... | contradiction |
383,103 | hypothesis: I grew tired of listening to so much country music. premise: yeah i remember mother and dad always turned on the Grand Ole Opry | neutral |
386,856 | hypothesis: Publications always make scamming their readers easy. premise: That said, a publication can make scamming its readers more difficult than the New Republic made it for Glass. | contradiction |
278,156 | hypothesis: Lakshmi, Vishnu's husband, was created from lava flows. premise: Lakshmi, Vishnu's wife, was created from ocean foam, like Venus, and is goddess of good fortune and beauty. | contradiction |
157,785 | hypothesis: The horse bridge was made in the 20th century. premise: Travel over the 15th-century pack-horse bridge to reach footpaths that lead to the surrounding valleys. | contradiction |
231,350 | hypothesis: Can that same arguement be used in a voting example? premise: Can a similar argument apply to the voting example? | entailment |
1,802 | hypothesis: The castle tower was built over six hundred years ago. premise: A 10-minute walk up the wooded hill to the castle tower gives a delightful view of the town and the surrounding valley of the Weiss river. | neutral |
262,256 | hypothesis: It's funny because these things only apply to Christians. premise: that's funny uh-huh oh they're i know it's funny how you can look back as a Christian you can see how these things apply and they're true and in even even in people that aren't even Christians there's just a pattern | neutral |
347,825 | hypothesis: The technique is used for future projections of the data. premise: These techniques require information about the size of the system being developed and about progress after development has begun. | neutral |
392,403 | hypothesis: Every shop sells cheap vegan food. premise: so although you can i mean there's cookbooks and there's ways to do it it's a lot more expensive too i think you know the the the market is just not made for a vegan so but um | contradiction |
164,148 | hypothesis: At presstime, it was impossible to go into the library. premise: The library was closed at presstime; call for tour schedules when the library reopens. | entailment |
343,450 | hypothesis: You can get here in just a few minutes by taking a bus from the center of the city. premise: Buses from the city center will carry you here in minutes. | entailment |
64,233 | hypothesis: Huang sent Feinstein a check after a riveting speech on world hunger. premise: Apparently, none of these members received donations they could link to the Chinese government, though Feinstein did return a $12,000 check brought in by Huang. | neutral |
172,530 | hypothesis: There is no bamboo anywhere on the island. premise: In some parts of the island, bamboo was planted along the roadside to provide shelter for people traveling in the heat of the day. | contradiction |
200,497 | hypothesis: The malls get your attention with their Websites. premise: By consolidating options and information on their Web sites, the malls command your attention and direct you to their stores. | entailment |
294,876 | hypothesis: U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked since the 1960s sixth among the G-7, said the governor. premise: Since the 1960s, U.S. gross national saving as a share of GDP has ranked sixth among a group of seven major industrialized countries- the G-7. | neutral |
20,957 | hypothesis: Mt Baldy is to the east. premise: Further east is Mt.Baldy. | entailment |
199,678 | hypothesis: Interventions for crowd sourcing experts. premise: Screening and brief intervention for alcohol: what will it take? | contradiction |
83,552 | hypothesis: It's not that, but it could be something else. premise: no it's not even that | neutral |
158,362 | hypothesis: The score is fifteen to three and there's no way the other team will catch up. premise: and uh you you know they are O and four but i think they're going to be one and four at the end of today they're sitting here with two out in the ninth with a uh fifteen to three lead | neutral |
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