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348,854 | hypothesis: I have an understanding of that. premise: i understand and | entailment |
44,493 | hypothesis: Luckily, I have never been shot. premise: She did actually shoot me in the leg, by the way. | contradiction |
2,572 | hypothesis: Japan is at odds with America, like an estranged cousin. premise: Today, Japan is more like America's kid brother than a mortal threat. | contradiction |
125,873 | hypothesis: Vandals only settled at inland locations with no access to the sea. premise: The Vandals, who destroyed almost all evidence of the Roman occupation, settled in North Africa, becoming a sea power. | contradiction |
241,774 | hypothesis: Be sure to avoid the headache of a walk through the loud and distracting experience at 17190 Sunset Bvd. premise: A deeply centering experience comes free with a stroll through the Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine,(17190 Sunset Bvd. , a few blocks before PCH). | contradiction |
373,761 | hypothesis: Younger donors are being seen, said the director. premise: We're seeing younger donors. | neutral |
231,817 | hypothesis: Meanwhile, we should all try to sleep. premise: In the meantime, I suggest we all try getting some sleep.' | entailment |
356,760 | hypothesis: Lucas Samaras painted Lucas II. premise: Lucas II (1987, of the painter Lucas Samaras) has a wild-man intensity--part Ezra Pound, part Jerry Garcia--accentuated by Close's one-time experimentation with a radiating circular grid. | entailment |
187,189 | hypothesis: The Golan Heights are a lonely, out-of-the-way place no one really cares about. premise: The Golan Heights, with their commanding views over the surrounding lands, have always been strategically vital. | contradiction |
284,209 | hypothesis: I asked if I should bow or salute? premise: 'Should I bow? Am I supposed to bow or salute or-' | entailment |
8,346 | hypothesis: At the moment, countries are not interested in promoting tourism. premise: At a time when countries are going to new extremes battling for their share of the world tourism pie, Mallorca and Menorca are reassessing their enduring popularity. | contradiction |
36,607 | hypothesis: The data reliability assessment has an ultimate goal that should be attempted. premise: The ultimate goal of the data reliability assessment is to determine whether you can use the data to answer the research question. | entailment |
329,728 | hypothesis: You can either conclude that Slate, with it's dismal wages, is a bad place to work or that Microsoft is a really great place to work. premise: From which you may conclude either that Slate is a horrible place to work, or that Microsoft is a great place to work. | neutral |
66,484 | hypothesis: A bad case study premise: A good case study | contradiction |
247,619 | hypothesis: He said he hadn't been followed. premise: He had backtracked their trail during the day and reported no followers. | entailment |
239,538 | hypothesis: Sir James agreed with the woman, as he stroked his chin reflectively. premise: Yes, said Sir James, and stroked his chin reflectively. | neutral |
341,447 | hypothesis: Businesses do not always make savings, they can have losses too. premise: Business saving reflects the earnings retained by businesses after paying taxes and dividends. | neutral |
375,573 | hypothesis: It has been closed for a long time to visitors. premise: Now it is reopened to visitors. | neutral |
111,495 | hypothesis: Total revenue is listed. premise: Cumulative Percent of Total Revenue | neutral |
203,467 | hypothesis: A toy xylophone was his instrument of choice when composing. premise: He composed, in case you hadn't guessed, on a child's toy xylophone. | entailment |
81,407 | hypothesis: Jon looked at the angry villagers around him. premise: Jon turned and saw the angry questioning eyes of the villagers around him. | entailment |
35,211 | hypothesis: The hospital is demobbed. premise: Good old hospital demobbed like everything else, I suppose?" Tuppence sighed. | entailment |
245,368 | hypothesis: Credit cards interest can get people stuck in a debt spiral. premise: uh-huh yeah it does because you're you know you you're you know you're just costing costing yourself more money because you if you can't make the monthly the minimum payment you're paying interest again so yeah | entailment |
80,350 | hypothesis: The singer is an Emmy award winner. premise: You know, the singer. | neutral |
348,084 | hypothesis: The rebuilding of the two areas was completed over a ten year period. premise: With Soviet aid, a rebuilding program was initiated, an effort that reconstructed the Old Towns of Warsaw and Gdansk, among others, in costly and meticulous efforts based on paintings, photographs and architectural drawings. | neutral |
32,018 | hypothesis: Workfare works exactly like this thing, subconsciously. premise: This thing works subconsciously, like workfare. | entailment |
391,978 | hypothesis: I don't think you need that certification at all. premise: do you really need to have that certification | contradiction |
253,433 | hypothesis: The legal services are important to actors. premise: The services Legal Aid provides, she said, are critical to helping indigent victims of domestic violence achieve the freedom they need to start their lives over and begin to recover from years of physical and psychological trauma. | contradiction |
262,479 | hypothesis: I could make a smaller payment. premise: There was no way I could make that payment. | neutral |
369,809 | hypothesis: I'll get off the phone so you can sleep. premise: oh well i'll get off the phone and let you watch it then and good luck on your recovery | contradiction |
15,566 | hypothesis: I want to pay for everything with methods other than cash premise: yeah oh yeah i i do that i do that but the rest like i said the rest of them i've been trying to to pay off and uh get back on a cash basis except for gas it's too easy to to run into the gas station | contradiction |
20,462 | hypothesis: She kicks their ass at chess. premise: They all play chess by mail with Marilyn vos Savant, and she kicks their ass. | entailment |
292,386 | hypothesis: In order to achieve this, we need cooperation and global standards. premise: We need a set of global standards, and various interested parties need to work together to help make this become a reality sooner rather than later. | entailment |
186,845 | hypothesis: Kadare has never done anything noteworthy. premise: Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians (Patrick McGrath, New York Times Book Review ). High praise also for Kadare, a perennial nominee for the Nobel Prize. | contradiction |
368,064 | hypothesis: Those who like fitness can go for hikes or bicycle rides around the town. premise: The town also provides plenty of opportunities for both fitness enthusiasts and fans of spectator sports. | neutral |
55,624 | hypothesis: Tommy saw all the faces. premise: But Tommy missed one face. | contradiction |
215,141 | hypothesis: I won't say anything when they find us. premise: You found them and that's what I'll say when they come here looking for us." | contradiction |
18,648 | hypothesis: There are no bears. premise: Wildflowers cover the high pastures in spring and early summer, and the wildlife ranges from butterflies to bears. | contradiction |
257,635 | hypothesis: We expect the economy to shrink by 5%. premise: and it's starting to effect you know the economy | neutral |
26,376 | hypothesis: The 1992-93 was as targeted as a genocide. premise: The 1992-93 famine lacked the central direction of a genocide, and its victims were not murdered on the basis of race, ethnicity, nationality, or religion. | contradiction |
165,466 | hypothesis: Most of the LSC grantees provided pro se assistance services. premise: 150 LSC grantees reported that in 2001 they provided pro se assistance services. | neutral |
933 | hypothesis: Tom's last thought, reflected in the opening line of the book, was that we could be part of God's dream. premise: And (as Tom wonders in the book's opening line) are we all characters in one of God's dreams? | neutral |
31,018 | hypothesis: Participants discussed the importance of providing transparency of important financial information to the stakeholders. premise: Participants also discussed the importance of providing reasonable transparency of key information, with regard to both financial information of the company and board operations. | neutral |
170,490 | hypothesis: The cliffs and rocks off the Spanish coast offer the best snorkeling. premise: Snorkelling is at its best off cliffs and near rocks. | neutral |
108,680 | hypothesis: The International mail as a whole produced a contribution of $465,000. premise: International mail as a whole produced a contribution of $375 million. | contradiction |
45,459 | hypothesis: Dave Hanson is a little nervous about revealing his identity. premise: For me, Dave Hanson. | neutral |
105,921 | hypothesis: I said it wasn't really happening. premise: 'Really,' I said. | contradiction |
189,073 | hypothesis: The Bar Foundation is not involved in any kind of education. premise: The Bar Foundation funds legal aid for the poor and educational programs at schools. | contradiction |
252,109 | hypothesis: It's a lot more simple than that is. premise: Unfortunately, it's more complicated than that. | contradiction |
367,934 | hypothesis: The benefit for Roy costs him extra money. premise: And Roy Barnes has an added benefit. | neutral |
54,345 | hypothesis: Madrid's pride, the Prado museum, is indisputably the world's greatest collection of Spanish paintings because the King donated them all. premise: Madrid's pride, the Prado museum, is indisputably the world's greatest collection of Spanish paintings and one of the world's most prestigious museums. | neutral |
283,157 | hypothesis: The main road runs alongside Brathay River. premise: The River Brathay runs alongside the main road, carrying water from the fells that eventually flows into Lake Windermere. | entailment |
52,319 | hypothesis: Since NASCAR isn't very popular, the venues often struggle to fill the seats at their events. premise: Race fans fill the 107,000-seat facility for NASCAR events like the Las Vegas 300, Winston West, and Craftsman Truck races, as well as the IRL Las Vegas 500. | contradiction |
332,685 | hypothesis: There are never any fish to be caught. premise: you know when they pull in there's a snake instead of a fish and things like that that i'm just | contradiction |
205,907 | hypothesis: La Porte Noire is in Paris. premise: La Porte Noire, a Roman arch on the Rue de la Convention, leads you to the 12th-century Cathedrale Saint-Jean. | contradiction |
340,033 | hypothesis: The $20 gold piece go for the coin value, that's about $60-70. premise: yeah that they they are gold they're just of course the the twenty dollar gold pieces go for coin value not the bullion value | neutral |
306,744 | hypothesis: His collections is worth over 2 million dollars. premise: His tribute to the wild West features an impressive collection of historical artifacts, furniture and art as well as examples of how the West was romanticized in the arts, literature, film, and advertising. | neutral |
341,152 | hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer kept standing up and sitting down after pacing the room. premise: You can take it from me that it's a perfectly genuine proposition." Mrs. Vandemeyer sat up again. | neutral |
205,785 | hypothesis: Nothing can be done to stimulate the effects of allowance updating. premise: Finally, to simulate the effects of allowance updating, the value of reallocated allowances can be calculated and subtracted from each unit's cost of generation - thereby inducing each unit to change its profit-maximizing level of ... | contradiction |
24,498 | hypothesis: Newsweek included the whole thing. premise: And third, in the issue it published the following Monday, Newsweek included the full excerpt--which is where Brill found the out-of-context quote he claims Newsweek ignored. | entailment |
30,499 | hypothesis: The French didn't care about the Apls. premise: The French had little interest in the Alps until the mountain-climbing craze was launched by the conquest of Mont Blanc in 1786. | entailment |
60,987 | hypothesis: The slaves and Hanson cooperated to accomplish a goal. premise: While Hanson looked down, the slave called to another, got a shoulder to lean on, and walked his way up the side of the block, pushed from below and helped by Hanson's hands above. | entailment |
37,177 | hypothesis: She would not lift a finger. premise: I wouldn't lift a finger to ”to ” ”" She faltered. | entailment |
76,841 | hypothesis: He persistently pleaded, never giving in. premise: The pleading died out of his voice. | contradiction |
249,871 | hypothesis: How would you feel if some priest stole her from you using magic? premise: Well, you figure how you'd like it if you were just a simple man and some priest magicked her away from you--and then sent her back with enough magic of her own to be a witch and make life hell for you because she'd been kicked out b... | entailment |
19,469 | hypothesis: Greene and Greene built it in 1908. premise: Built in 1908 by the architects Greene and Greene, it is an internationally recognized masterpiece of the Arts and Crafts Movement that flourished at the turn of the century. | entailment |
270,206 | hypothesis: Circuit complexity was his trade and he was surprised by the answers within it. premise: He had learned his trade where the answer was always to add one more circuit in increasing complexity. | neutral |
288,994 | hypothesis: Workers should be supplied with the best and most information possible at any given time, updates are always possible and needed. premise: meets its purpose of providing basic information to individual workers, but further improvement is always possible. | neutral |
270,561 | hypothesis: The importance of information management lies also with the understanding the information. premise: Information sharing is impeded when there is a lack of clearly understood agreements and expectations on how potentially sensitive information will be used and protected by the recipients. | entailment |
220,603 | hypothesis: The characters got biographies written about then. premise: The major characters receive ample biographical treatments, but so do dozens of other figures, famous and obscure, who had only fleeting links to Lukas' story. | entailment |
110,739 | hypothesis: What she saw inside was very valuable and she wanted to celebrate with a Bradshaw and A.B.C. premise: She opened it and gave a gasp, and then she said, very jolly like: 'Bring me up a Bradshaw, and an A.B.C., and look sharp, Henry.' | neutral |
326,120 | hypothesis: There are two coefficients from the Schwartz et al which are relevant. premise: There are two relevant coefficients from the Schwartz et al. | entailment |
17,946 | hypothesis: No, absolutely no way. premise: oh okay oh all right | contradiction |
16,786 | hypothesis: Night was drawing near as the ticker-tape parade continued. premise: Behind the distant ticker-tape parade, the sun was setting. | entailment |
57,428 | hypothesis: They look pretty easy to make and should only take a few minutes of one's time. premise: yeah yeah i like those um they they made a couple of those uh they made one for my uh bridal shower and i was pretty pleased i never made one for myself though but they look easy enough to make it's not | neutral |
3,492 | hypothesis: mix up soy sauce and seasoned salt, put it on the steak and let it sit for 8 hours. premise: a little soy sauce and uh some uh seasoned salt mix all that up together and put it on the steak | neutral |
372,090 | hypothesis: My sneezing is due to a minor seasonal allergic reaction. premise: I have never given it a second thought, but recently people seem to be noticing my sneezing and commenting on it, some suggesting I see a doctor. | contradiction |
328,846 | hypothesis: We have always been in love in the way of such things. premise: In the way of such things, we now say we are in love. | neutral |
224,624 | hypothesis: So far, there have been no reviews on his essays. premise: Reviewers note that the essays, like the book, are long (97 pages about a cruise-ship voyage, 54 on the Illinois State Fair) and playful (He trounces words; he pivots on commas; he drops in and out of styles like a vaudevillian who lets the audience... | contradiction |
11,298 | hypothesis: I see those people as subhuman and they should be left to starve. premise: and i know some of the i know those people i i mean i know they're people too and i know they deserve to have food to eat and water to drink | contradiction |
31,200 | hypothesis: Gore is a weak and stupid man. premise: Gore's fighter/scholar distinction has taken root because there's a lot of truth to it. | contradiction |
275,513 | hypothesis: The price in Japan's department stores is usually negotiable. premise: Department stores generally offer superb selections of everything but at Japan's highest prices. | neutral |
223,278 | hypothesis: The light wasn't growing fast enough. premise: It was rapidly growing light. | neutral |
306,384 | hypothesis: IBM throws away all of their extra computer chip purchases. premise: so that's what that's what they do they buy all all the things that IBM throws away and they that's why they're so compatible | neutral |
105,669 | hypothesis: The man was at a desk. premise: Sitting at the desk was a man- a big man, quite rotund. | entailment |
127,508 | hypothesis: Health care costs will increase at a high rate. premise: Projected growth in Medicare reflects the escalation of health care costs at rates well exceeding general rates of inflation. | neutral |
150,343 | hypothesis: An implementation schedule can be significantly delayed by absorbers. premise: Multiple absorber installations will typically add a few months to the implementation schedule, particularly to connect additional absorbers during scheduled outages. | entailment |
165,207 | hypothesis: I moved to Texas only a decade ago. premise: oh yeah yeah we're not from Texas either um we're i grew up in Pennsylvania so | neutral |
208,688 | hypothesis: They might never get to that same potential again. premise: or if they even reach that potential again you know they may never reach that again | entailment |
220,985 | hypothesis: Microsoft and its competitors are lobbying for fewer government regulations. premise: Microsoft has used the image of its competitors' political influence to portray its own lobbying as self-defense. | neutral |
167,603 | hypothesis: There was no one waiting for him by the corral. premise: He found Don Cazar, Bartolomé, and Hilario Trinfan waiting for him by the corral. | contradiction |
122,514 | hypothesis: DeWayne Wickham writes for USA Today. premise: , DeWayne Wickham of USA Today ) praised Texaco's chairman for acting quickly, called the boycott of independent Texaco gas stations misguided, and argued that the crusade against corporate racism should move on to more egregious culprits, such as Avis and Circ... | entailment |
257,788 | hypothesis: How magnificent. premise: How lovely. | neutral |
387,810 | hypothesis: How nice! premise: How disappointing. | contradiction |
162,986 | hypothesis: They establish a common ground in order to foster greater teamwork within the department. premise: Realizing that attitudes, expectations, and culture seldom change quickly, they plan for whatever time and resources are necessary to create a common ground and organizational cohesiveness. | neutral |
255,786 | hypothesis: I might if I were not registered and certified. premise: If I were not registered and certified, sometimes I feel that I might ... | entailment |
370,327 | hypothesis: Some smaller companies are equally reliable as the big ones. premise: They may sub-contract to smaller but equally reliable companies in outlying regions. | entailment |
124,875 | hypothesis: He was not fluent at all in Spanish. premise: Fluent in Spanish, he set up a practice in Bethlehem and attracted Latinos clustered in the old neighborhoods off the Lehigh University campus. | contradiction |
81,502 | hypothesis: The majority will be housed on Pro Bono Net. premise: The majority will be housed on Pro Bono Net using their LawHelp template. | entailment |
1,977 | hypothesis: The Raptors are a basketball team from Florida. premise: The Raptors, on the other hand, are a pain. | neutral |
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