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341,214 | hypothesis: This is not where biguine had started. premise: This is where the biguine began and still belongs, along with all manner of other Caribbean rhythms just as popular and even more frenzied. | contradiction |
195,413 | hypothesis: When you subtract the cost of day care from your salary... premise: i know there's you know when you adjust your income for what you put out for day care you know you're only making like five | entailment |
305,678 | hypothesis: Newspapers must feature conflict. premise: Why would a newspaper section avoid conflict, the mother's milk of journalism? | neutral |
275,911 | hypothesis: Up to the 1950s, most of the island was only agriculture. premise: There have been profound changes on the island, which was until the 1950s almost exclusively agricultural. | entailment |
166,070 | hypothesis: The statues of Jesus and the Apostles were donated by local citizens. premise: The church has granite statues of Jesus and the Apostles adorning its porch. | neutral |
378,800 | hypothesis: Newsweek included the whole thing, even though it couldn't be verified. 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. | neutral |
173,183 | hypothesis: The only trees on the mountain-tops are conifer trees. premise: They have produced a stark and uncompromising landscape, with few trees breaking the lines of the mountain-tops. | neutral |
282,512 | hypothesis: One did not want to pay. premise: Postal Service and FPAs were to pay each other terminal dues applying full First Class mail rates to all LC and AO mail exchanged, the U.S. | neutral |
81,943 | hypothesis: The teen age girls are taking steroids to improve their performance. premise: Teen-age girls are taking them to improve performance and win college athletic scholarships. | neutral |
116,598 | hypothesis: Great comedies were the source of entertainment for local residents. premise: After the morose twilight years of the Sun King, the societal tone changed with the satiric pen of Voltaire and the erotic fantasies of Watteau's paintings and Marivaux's comedies. | entailment |
190,303 | hypothesis: The Museo Civico also has works by Titian. premise: Its Museo Civico houses works by Tintoretto, Veronese, Hans Memling, and Van Dyck. | neutral |
151,536 | hypothesis: Sometimes I feel like they keep asking the same questions over and over. premise: oh yeah yeah in in in fact with me uh this is uh it's not much to talk about i i'm so much for it i don't really have much to comment about it uh there's been some interesting subjects that they've called how many times have y... | neutral |
337,198 | hypothesis: They just do not care as much, and as you said, they are trying to make it the caretakers in some cases. premise: are probably are paid at a minimum wage and they just do they don't care as much and and like you said they're trying to make it the caretakers in some cases are trying to make easy on themselve... | entailment |
146,625 | hypothesis: Maybe they're right, maybe they're not. premise: They're right. | neutral |
52,015 | hypothesis: Royal Selangor and Tumasek are the most popular names and are available throughout the country. premise: The major names to look out for are Royal Selangor and Tumasek Pewter, both available throughout the country. | entailment |
285,092 | hypothesis: The constitution of Australia states how the government should be set up. premise: The Australian Federation has a three-tier system of government, under the provisions of a written constitution that includes the legislative, executive, and judicial brancHe's of government at both the national and state lev... | neutral |
29,580 | hypothesis: Some tapes have sexual content. premise: e) Sexually suggestive tapes. | entailment |
244,137 | hypothesis: PCs are expensive. premise: personal computers are are nice i guess if you can afford them the the problem if you happen to use one at work is you tend to get spoiled with the uh maybe a higher grade one maybe the the economics and the payback of having one at a business is a little bit better than having o... | entailment |
335,206 | hypothesis: Her delivery style sometimes leaves even her confused at what she's said. premise: Her delivery isn't moist--it's prickly and blunt, and she can jabber convincingly, so that the jabbering takes on a life of its own and leaves her (sometimes horrified) in the dust. | neutral |
143,051 | hypothesis: They take up lots. premise: yeah because they take up a lot | entailment |
281,119 | hypothesis: He was happy to return to something he loved. premise: Back in the States, Smith--as interested in nets and grids as Kusama--worked up his geometrical patterns into three dimensions, thus returning, in a sense, to his architectural roots. | neutral |
65,930 | hypothesis: The existence of social security might not lower people's retirement savings. premise: Maybe the existence of Social Security doesn't really lower people's retirement savings. | entailment |
124,110 | hypothesis: Do you have a lot of pork in your freezer? premise: okay well who you know do you have uh a lot of Kosher foods there at your house | contradiction |
104,464 | hypothesis: Praying used to be part of the nation's school until a few years ago. premise: The absence of Orrin Hatch praying in the nation's schools. | neutral |
185,471 | hypothesis: I wish we had hired professionals to paint, it took so much preparation. premise: no and it really like you said always takes way longer than anyone um is able to guess because i know my husband he he painted when he it was just the preparation time was so long that when he actually got down to the painting... | neutral |
1,295 | hypothesis: There are at least two art galleries on Belford Road. premise: A ten-minute walk east on Belford Road brings you to two important art galleries. | entailment |
340,829 | hypothesis: MSBA and Wagonheim are trying to create a statewide program like Take 2. premise: Wagonheim, who teacHe's the professionalism course for the Maryland State Bar Association, said he is working with the MSBA to create a statewide Take 2-type program. | entailment |
324,303 | hypothesis: Stay. premise: Oh, come. | contradiction |
250,481 | hypothesis: We have been unable to respond normally to every day events. premise: On day-to-day issues, we have never learned to have normal reactions. | entailment |
11,784 | hypothesis: A higher rate of technological change leads to happier people. premise: A higher rate of technological change and improved efficiency in using labor and capital can boost GDP and thus future living standards. | neutral |
136,775 | hypothesis: We will not be able to finalize them by October 2000. premise: We will finalize them by October 2000. | contradiction |
344,973 | hypothesis: After gathering it up, he put it in the wrong place. premise: He gathered that up, too, and tucked it back in the proper place. | contradiction |
373,880 | hypothesis: No state was challenged to examine their use of technology. premise: It challenged each state to examine its organizational structures, its use of technology, intake systems, resource development, and private bar involvement through a statewide lens. | contradiction |
329,411 | hypothesis: There were no serious things that day, just lighthearted fun. premise: For the most serious of all things hangs in the balance." | contradiction |
123,005 | hypothesis: Maryland Legal Services Corporation received a three-year $1 million grant. premise: Recommendations from the planning process led to the development of the Maryland Legal Assistance Network (MLAN), funded by the Open Society Institute through a three-year $1 million grant to the Maryland Legal Services Cor... | entailment |
117,167 | hypothesis: There is an excess capacity problem for suppliers of the chemicals that are traded around the world. premise: In fact, there is currently a worldwide excess capacity problem for suppliers of these commodity chemicals that are traded globally. | entailment |
58,718 | hypothesis: He passed by and looked up at my window. premise: He looked up at my window as he passed, and I recognized him, though he had changed much in the fifteen years that had elapsed since we last met. | entailment |
9,666 | hypothesis: Imperial troops invaded Rome. premise: Sack of Rome by imperial troops | entailment |
125,923 | hypothesis: Industry, states, and EPA never managed to work together. premise: EPA, states, and industry, working together, have made important strides in addressing the adverse impacts of fossil fuel combustion by the electric power industry since the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1970. | contradiction |
241,653 | hypothesis: The product defect rate will be accurate based on the index. premise: The index can be translated into an expected product defect rate. | neutral |
147,717 | hypothesis: Janet was embarrassed by how her words were received. premise: and she said oh my goodness no i didn't mean that and poor Janet realized immediately she didn't mean that she meant what was the process of voting | neutral |
60,545 | hypothesis: No one expected Tommy to remain standing. premise: Who would have thought it?" Tommy still stood rooted to the ground. | entailment |
5,084 | hypothesis: "I was told once that because I don't serve on a jury or salute the American flag, I will not register to vote." premise: i had an interesting comment one time a thought that would never have crossed my mind i had someone tell me that i will never register to vote because i don't serve on a jury | neutral |
340,720 | hypothesis: One innovative method of training staff is to strike them in the head with operations manuals. premise: Therefore, it is important that agencies develop innovative and less costly ways to train their staffs-remembering as well that the level of return for investing in the skills needed for results-oriented ... | neutral |
27,936 | hypothesis: Asia's crisis is a new phenomenon. premise: That said, it is also true that Asia's experience is not unique; it follows the quite similar Latin American tequila crisis of 1995, and bears at least some resemblance to the earlier Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s. | contradiction |
361,844 | hypothesis: He says that infanticide should be legal because it is evolutionarily natural. premise: Ferguson, echoing a charge made by Washington Post columnist Michael Kelly, says that Pinker wants us to see [infanticide] not as a moral horror but as a genetically encoded evolutionary adaptation, as unavoidable as de... | neutral |
15,686 | hypothesis: Do you have multiple credit cards? premise: standard we usually don't or if it it is a purchase uh then it's paid off when the bill comes you know so it isn't any extended uh it may be that i picked up something at the store but then when the bill comes we always pay it off then so it's not any you know uh ... | neutral |
283,446 | hypothesis: Property is biased. premise: Property is politically neutral. | contradiction |
285,023 | hypothesis: Work so that it keeps going up. premise: and really work to keep that going | neutral |
213,660 | hypothesis: Due to a new focus by the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis, the Memphis Area Legal Services and other groups will get a sizable amount of money of the operation and analyzation of growth and survival. premise: Memphis Area Legal Services and six other nonprofit groups will share more than $124,000 to... | entailment |
182,741 | hypothesis: Gauve began talking about the invasion when they slowed. premise: When they had slowed, Gauve began the conversation. | neutral |
139,621 | hypothesis: A push tie is when only one of the dealer's hands win and no money is exchanged. premise: If only one of the dealer's hands wins, the game is a push (tie), and no money changes hands (this happens more often than not). | entailment |
63,833 | hypothesis: Bring that brown chair to the table. premise: Draw a chair up to the table, that's right. | neutral |
101,955 | hypothesis: There are 200 stalls that make up the Mercato San Lorenzo. premise: The Church of San Lorenzo finds itself surrounded by hundreds of stalls that make up the open-air Mercato San Lorenzo, one of Italy's largest tourist markets offering good finds and competitive prices. | neutral |
78,168 | hypothesis: Do you get to go to the games at all? premise: yeah do you go do you go see them very often | neutral |
256,447 | hypothesis: Jon egged Kai on, telling him to fight harder. premise: Kal, let go, Jon said but the big man still struggled. | contradiction |
370,572 | hypothesis: Having a better place on the agenda will make us more money. premise: He suggested that making interventions more ambitious and partnering with other programs that also are looking at behavioral risk factors might get us a more prominent place on the agenda. | neutral |
276,345 | hypothesis: Jennifer Baum's office used to be a storage room. premise: In her storage room-turned-office, Jennifer Baum works under an expanding leak that is causing the ceiling to turn brown and crumble. | entailment |
313,184 | hypothesis: Madeira colors most of their items with locally harvested dyes rather than imported dyes. premise: Madeira's colorful stamps, as well as coins, bank notes, and other items like postcards are of interest to many collectors. | neutral |
218,715 | hypothesis: She was aware of who the Gray Wolf had killed. premise: 'I know what you did, Gray Wolf,' she said. | neutral |
246,669 | hypothesis: They never got around to posting their analysis online. premise: (His analysis is posted on the Web.) | contradiction |
198,264 | hypothesis: I was soaking wet soon after the rain began premise: It was beginning to rain, and I was soon pretty near soaked through. | entailment |
294,095 | hypothesis: My parents were great campers. premise: yeah i remember uh going with my parents uh we weren't very good campers it seemed like we were never prepared and uh we i grew up right around Amarillo up in the very northern part of Texas | contradiction |
264,208 | hypothesis: Even though you have gotten used to your body, it will change once it familiarizes itself with what it has been put through. premise: have managed to do all these years and maybe it will take a lot longer before the physical physical evolution or for lack of a better term will occur to allow you to handle w... | neutral |
260,035 | hypothesis: OMB's ImplementationoftheGovernmentPaperworkEliminationAct, May 2, 2000 can be found under Information and Regulatory Policy. premise: See OMB's ImplementationoftheGovernmentPaperworkEliminationAct, May 2, 2000, at its internet address //www.whitehouse.gov/OMB/, under Information and Regulatory Policy. | entailment |
243,090 | hypothesis: One of the best criminal brains of the era. premise: Possibly the finest criminal brain of the age. | entailment |
168,833 | hypothesis: The large deficits and debt under this simulation imply a substantial increase in national saving. premise: As discussed in section 3, the large deficits and debt under this simulation imply a substantial reduction in national saving and investment in the capital stock leading to a decline in living standar... | contradiction |
225,929 | hypothesis: I assume both Mr. Shuger and I know the correct answers to those interrogants. premise: I suspect I know the answers to these questions, and I suspect Mr. Shuger does as well. | entailment |
391,428 | hypothesis: Some joint projects, state support, and other matters are assisted by the LSC. premise: The LSC-funded programs in Illinois have a long history of working together on joint projects, state support and other matters. | entailment |
337,072 | hypothesis: Before a low-income person can receive appropriate legal assistance, that individual has to gain access to legal services system. premise: Before a low-income person can receive appropriate legal assistance, that individual has to gain access to legal services system. | entailment |
391,514 | hypothesis: Brantley of the New York Times is a world famous art critic. premise: The play is so wildly miscast and so haplessly misconceived that it is hard to figure out what its creators exactly had in mind, says the New York Times ' Brantley. | neutral |
326,008 | hypothesis: I don't know how to sew premise: well i sew | contradiction |
353,759 | hypothesis: The small entities are positively affected by the costs. premise: The analyses use both quantifiable (percentage increases or decreases in costs) and general descriptions of the effects of the rule on the small entities. | neutral |
325,123 | hypothesis: The Statewide Technology Committee is updating all IT systems. premise: The Statewide Technology Committee is standardizing all systems, and a statewide technology plan for the state is set to be completed in early June. | neutral |
232,054 | hypothesis: Mr. Brown had the documents that could change public opinion. premise: With the fatal document in the hands of Mr. Brown, public opinion would swing to the side of the Labour extremists and revolutionists. | entailment |
223,694 | hypothesis: Shortbread is traditionally served on certain holidays and a perfect treat to satisfy your sweet tooth. premise: For those who prefer something sweeter, shortbread (traditionally served at Yuletide and Hogmanay) is rich in butter and sugar. | neutral |
25,481 | hypothesis: Jack Germond is not a smoker, in fact he did not even speak on tobacco recently. premise: It's interesting to note that of the 21 pundits who held forth on tobacco legislation this weekend, only Jack Germond professes to currently being a smoker. | contradiction |
389,363 | hypothesis: A transept is an astronomical clock. premise: It boasts a fine south porch and marble and alabaster treasures that evoke the wealth of the diocese in the 16th and 17th centuries, particularly the elaborate chapel screens and, in the northern arm of the transept, an intricate 16th-century astronomical clock. | entailment |
232,728 | hypothesis: P.S. You had better return that umbrella to the Messrs. premise: P.S.: Consider the groovy umbrella a keepsake from the Messrs. | contradiction |
219,254 | hypothesis: Interoperability impedes services to but not from other services so they can operate together. premise: Interoperability provide services to and accept services from other resources and to use the services so exchanged to enable them to operate effectively together. | contradiction |
345,029 | hypothesis: If receiving water is used as the test dilution water, organisms are transferred upon arrival at the test site premise: Upon arrival at the test site, the organisms are transferred to receiving water if receiving water is to be used as the test dilution water. | entailment |
11,147 | hypothesis: The land was flat and untainted with civilization. premise: Buildings of wood and stone rose two and even three stories tall. | contradiction |
315,127 | hypothesis: The gardens also have collections of caged birds and small caged animals. premise: The gardens also have collections of caged birds and small animals. | neutral |
169,673 | hypothesis: I heard that the Panama Canal completely fell apart and is no more. Unfortunately no one is going to rebuild it and it is gone forever. premise: uh realistically realistically i yes i don't see the the Panama Canal that hasn't had a whole lot of usefulness to us recently since it's not not really big enough... | contradiction |
173,420 | hypothesis: Traffic passes under the arch constantly and no one has done anything to stop it. premise: Traffic was only recently diverted from passing through the aqueduct's arches, as pollution was threatening permanent damage to the irreplaceable structure. | contradiction |
250,573 | hypothesis: After passing away from an accident the mans funeral was held. premise: That man died in the accident. | neutral |
60,879 | hypothesis: It was a Miami Heat game. premise: Or the Drifters on tour, singing the Volga Boatman at halftime during a Chicago Bulls game. | contradiction |
43,239 | hypothesis: The holy Russian Revolution began in 1917. premise: All this was given concrete historical reality in October 1917 with the holy Russian Revolution. | entailment |
229,416 | hypothesis: Long-term fossil fuel usage poses no damage to the environment. premise: That is why this Administration supports the development of new legislation that builds on the success of the market-based Acid Rain Program to reduce significantly the SO2, NOx and mercury emissions from power generation. | contradiction |
221,391 | hypothesis: Super important. premise: very important | entailment |
188,179 | hypothesis: When will that be? premise: And when?" | entailment |
264,777 | hypothesis: Policies were just guidelines and could be ignored if wanted. premise: Policies were mandatory, high-level requirements that, with rare exception, had to be followed. | contradiction |
69,742 | hypothesis: The tables could not collect themselves even after eight full sessions of boards. premise: It took both tables almost three sessions of medium sized cheese-and-drugs boards to collect themselves after hearing this. | contradiction |
264,139 | hypothesis: Indian silks are recognized as the best in the world. premise: As in any ancient country, India's modernizing plunge into the 20th century has produced its fair share of trinkets and tinsel, but its traditional craftwork continues at the highest silks, carpets, jewelry, perfumes, brassware, and wood-carvin... | neutral |
251,897 | hypothesis: Others think total future cost is the end goal. premise: Still others believed that total (historical) cost should be the long-term goal, with the use of latest acquisition cost allowed only until such historical cost data would be available. | contradiction |
272,518 | hypothesis: Creationists have learned to navigate the tone of these pronunciations. premise: Creationists have learned to jujitsu the scornful tone and overreaching scope of these pronunciations. | entailment |
235,462 | hypothesis: It is all congressional leadership; premise: Additionally, all congressional | neutral |
294,930 | hypothesis: His least favorite Author is William Johnstone. premise: he's uh i read those uh actually i think my favorite author really right now is uh William Johnstone | contradiction |
72,824 | hypothesis: I take it to him when I don't have time to deal with it, or when it is critical. premise: and so it and if i have something that's really major that i can't handle or feel i don't have the time to handle i'll take it to him to do it | entailment |
325,349 | hypothesis: They found me wearing clothes. premise: They had left food and the clothes they had found me in. | entailment |
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