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190,352 | hypothesis: The collection was lost long ago. premise: The collection includes sculpted stone, alabaster, and terracotta funeral urns dating back to the sixth century b.c. | contradiction |
213,824 | hypothesis: Bill Clinton won more than 300 electoral college votes in the 1996 election. premise: During an election post-mortem (televised on C-SPAN), she suggested that it would have been very difficult for Bob Dole to win the presidency in the Electoral College since, according to her, Bill Clinton went into this el... | neutral |
208,586 | hypothesis: There are a lot of entities that will be affected. premise: It also describes the total number of entities of all sizes that may be affected by the rule. | neutral |
234,292 | hypothesis: Most people who have Medicare struggle to pay for their drugs. premise: Standard Medicare coverage pays only 80 percent of doctor and hospital bills and nothing for drugs. | neutral |
119,842 | hypothesis: Many people end up unburied and unmourned in this world. premise: Dead, buried, and scattered by time and chance until even the place where you lay was forgotten. | neutral |
130,451 | hypothesis: Someone might win a lot while someone else loses everything. premise: but then you know it's kind of like a a lottery somebody in their lifetime may win millions of dollars where another person doesn't win anything and tries and tries and tries | neutral |
214,772 | hypothesis: There are Smunsan nature reserves in Dublin. premise: They can best be seen on the lower Kinabatangan river in eastern Sabah and the Bako and Samunsan nature reserves in Sarawak. | contradiction |
284,876 | hypothesis: He couldn't get enough of being a pretender, and their punitive course mattered. premise: He'd been a pretender long enough, and what punitive action they took now didn't seem to matter. | contradiction |
346,080 | hypothesis: The employee may be paid when it is not practical for the supervisor to approve T&A. premise: In other situations when it is not practical for the supervisor to approve T&A data promptly, the employee may be paid and the supervisor may subsequently review and approve the data. | entailment |
311,866 | hypothesis: I really did not appreciate the call. premise: well okay well hey i appreciate the call you too bye-bye | contradiction |
226,870 | hypothesis: Their attention to detail was developed over time, and is largely what contributes to their intricate culture. premise: The French attention to detail is found in all walks of life ' from the way a scarf is tied to the planning of the summer flow?er displays found in small villages (national prizes for the... | neutral |
15,573 | hypothesis: Congress was happy to let mailers cross-subsidize other mailers. premise: Congress intended that mailers should be able to use the Postal Rate Commission's proceedings to assure that some mailers were not crosssubsidizing other mailers and to assure that postage rates reflected the costs actually incurred t... | contradiction |
236,093 | hypothesis: The bureaucracy had been too slow to respond to external threats. premise: The bureaucracy was to be streamlined, and the army reorganized to raise the ratio of British to Indians. | neutral |
193,963 | hypothesis: Weight is only one consideration that needs to be considered when shipping mail. premise: 2) Not enough is known about the effects of weight on costs in First Class and Standard A, despite extensive related testimony23. | neutral |
254,053 | hypothesis: A man and a gun are not buried together. premise: But a gun it is not buried with a man. | entailment |
33,434 | hypothesis: People are only floating this idea because the economy isn't doing well. premise: So let's recognize this current enthusiasm for currency unification as what it an intellectual fad, not a deep insight. | neutral |
142,969 | hypothesis: Boundary Street is on the opposite side of Hong Kong from where the New Territories begin. premise: Hong Kong's New Territories begin at Boundary Street. | contradiction |
136,078 | hypothesis: I pulled the concealed dagger from my right coat pocket, and wielded it in my left hand. premise: I drew my off-hand dagger. | neutral |
325,246 | hypothesis: Loss of property premise: Forfeitures. | entailment |
343,509 | hypothesis: The dancing animal was really cute. premise: That goddamned hamster dance. | neutral |
50,767 | hypothesis: The expenses are reported on a yearly basis. premise: Expenses are reported on an accrual basis, including contractual amounts due for counseling services | contradiction |
358,555 | hypothesis: Backbreaking work is preferable to working in a suit. premise: Wearing a suit and working at a computer in an office tower are, believe it or not, preferable to backbreaking work in a rice paddy. | contradiction |
109,968 | hypothesis: He was killed by eating raw chicken. premise: In Kushinagar, between Bodh Gaya and his birthplace, he died at age 80 of dysentery, it is said, from eating pork. | contradiction |
311,384 | hypothesis: Our small group also supports an associate vice president. premise: not really it's uh it's just uh in our small group we uh we have a controller and uh we support a senior vice president and uh the senior vice president is uh | neutral |
118,225 | hypothesis: Collections may only be credited to appropriation accounts. premise: , amounts deposited to receipt accounts), and (b) collections credited to appropriation or fund accounts. | contradiction |
22,815 | hypothesis: She answered the bell gregariously with lots of vigor. premise: Then she answered the bell demurely. | contradiction |
362,908 | hypothesis: No one can manage to predict the outcome of any marriage. premise: features the findings of a psychologist who claims he can predict with 90 percent accuracy whether a marriage will endure or dissolve. | contradiction |
296,363 | hypothesis: David Letterman mocked his new GE bosses. premise: For months after General Electric bought NBC, David Letterman mocked his new bosses as GE pinheads, and all the little ants who wrote for Dave felt sassy and bold. | entailment |
60,618 | hypothesis: The visit had to be postponed. premise: When Maynard invited me to visit with you, I plumb forgot that the Commission would be in the final throes of the R2000-1 rate case in late October. | neutral |
90,617 | hypothesis: We would sew the seams to finish the edges. premise: well you know in when we used to sew we'd sew the seam and then we'd finish the edges and we we would uh trim the seams and finish the edges | entailment |
376,961 | hypothesis: The small, cramped palace kitchens only contain wooden plates and iron silverware. premise: To the right lie the enormous Palace Kitchens, which house a collection of European crystal, Chinese porcelain, Ottoman serving dishes, and cooking im?ΰle?Ϳέents. | contradiction |
330,850 | hypothesis: If it wasn't for me, they would not have found it. premise: Thanks to me. | neutral |
156,233 | hypothesis: There are different arguments on sales tax deductions. premise: uh but when they revamped the you know supposedly making things more fair um i've heard a lot of different arguments uh pro and con about whether we should allow deductions for sales tax or even uh maybe we should put more emphasis on sales tax... | entailment |
210,365 | hypothesis: She is our only one. premise: uh we have one she's only nine months old | neutral |
37,404 | hypothesis: The simulation incorrectly calculated allowances backed. premise: For purposes of this simulation, the amount of allowances banked from 2002 through 2006 was calculated as the simple difference between the reference case projections and the actual emission trajectory of each scenario. | neutral |
89,169 | hypothesis: The government will stay out of this business no matter what. premise: If it doesn't wake up soon, another scandalous case will inevitably surface, and the government will take matters into its own hands. | contradiction |
22,397 | hypothesis: The last three years have seen growth for the South African economy. premise: The post-apartheid South African economy has averaged 3 percent annual growth for the last three years. | entailment |
279,518 | hypothesis: There would be a different result if LSC-funded lawyers were excluded. premise: The same result would ensue from excluding LSCfunded lawyers from welfare litigation entirely. | contradiction |
100,012 | hypothesis: I think that once you have a belief that it doesn't change for the rest of your life. premise: uh i believe that you can that you can change well maybe not from year to year but at least you can change periodically uh as to you know as to to get the stuff that's more important to you yeah that's uh somethin... | contradiction |
265,030 | hypothesis: The average flight hours increased as the maintenance got better. premise: However, when it actually began limited production it could only fly an average of 0.44 hours between maintenance actions. | neutral |
110,892 | hypothesis: Unlike the name denotes, this is actually a zebra head fixed to a sheep's body. premise: As its name implies, this is a giant clown's head on a tutu-clad body. | contradiction |
164,801 | hypothesis: BW-armed terrorists could never do Manhattan. premise: Industrious BW-armed terrorists could more or less do Manhattan in the same time. | contradiction |
378,353 | hypothesis: We're assuming, for the second issue, that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated. premise: The second issue is addressed by assuming that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated using an adj... | entailment |
88,362 | hypothesis: The Marathas never fought Deccan soldiers. premise: Starting out from Pune, Shivaji's Marathas fought off the Deccan sultans at Bijapur and the Mughals at Purandar. | contradiction |
278,830 | hypothesis: The capital of the new Roman province of Asia became Pergamum. premise: Thus Pergamum became the capital of the new Roman province of Asia. | entailment |
355,388 | hypothesis: We don't have an excise tax up here. premise: and then we have an excise tax up here too i don't know if you have one every year down there | contradiction |
308,259 | hypothesis: Although it was designed by him, Robert Schuller didn't actually have any affiliation with the project in and of itself. premise: The Crystal Cathedral (at 12141 Lewis Street, Garden Grove) is a monument to its time, having been built over the past quarter century by television evangelist Robert Schuller. | contradiction |
315,726 | hypothesis: Agencies might need controls that aren't included. premise: They are not all-inclusive and may not include particular control activities that an agency may need. | entailment |
329,417 | hypothesis: It is being questioned if it is an appropriate measure of a person's job performance. premise: For example, if a data field is named annual evaluation score, is this an appropriate measure of a person's job performance? | entailment |
201,027 | hypothesis: The colonists lived in peace and never experienced conflict with other groups. premise: They made their settlements in the hills away from British rule but began to attack colonists in a program of raids now remembered as The First Maroon War. | contradiction |
300,222 | hypothesis: There are more than just summer festivals. premise: Of course you don't need to visit Edinburgh during the summer festivals to see performances of the arts. | neutral |
125,092 | hypothesis: President Clinton is concerned of committing prematurely. premise: Clinton said such a commitment might be premature. | neutral |
317,290 | hypothesis: The evaluation was done in April of 1988. premise: Center for the Study of Evaluation, International Monograph Series in Evaluation, April 1983. | contradiction |
110,007 | hypothesis: The two schemers were annoyed by the person who was spying on them. premise: It must, in fact, have been distinctly annoying to the pair of schemers." | neutral |
131,883 | hypothesis: Big companies change their programs around. premise: a lot of people recently you know when big companies uh change their programs and and such that there's been an influx of some unemployed but probably when you spread it out over everybody in Dallas it maybe has not changed the percentage all that much yo... | entailment |
334,417 | hypothesis: We will get to the bottom of the case. premise: Well, we'll get to the bottom of it. | entailment |
242,850 | hypothesis: Do you have a question for me? premise: What about me? | entailment |
207,195 | hypothesis: The gardens are best visited in the spring. premise: The gardens that surround the chateau-like Monte Palace once the area's most fashionable hotels are home to hundreds of plants and various other displays. | neutral |
142,374 | hypothesis: The girls were confused. premise: Both girls looked equally puzzled. | entailment |
206,476 | hypothesis: It was magnificent. premise: yeah and uh it was tremendous | entailment |
310,259 | hypothesis: The participants unanimously made the agreement about the demand side. premise: Participants also generally agreed that the demand side (investors and other users of financial information), has not been as involved as it needs to be to make financial reporting more meaningful and understandable. | neutral |
184,361 | hypothesis: Jaffa's age is evident from its architecture. premise: In stark contrast to the 20th-century metropolis of Tel Aviv, and a mere 30-minute walk away, Jaffa is one of the oldest cities in the world and almost certainly the oldest port still in use. | neutral |
383,061 | hypothesis: The cause for the crime lately is drugs. premise: well that's not of course that's not the total thing but that'd explain a lot of it and then uh i guess the drug thing is really uh become a an engine for crime here lately | entailment |
103,372 | hypothesis: I think that driving is more of a privilege than a demand. premise: and i guess i see that as as not so much a a demand but but a privilege it's it's kind of uh uh | neutral |
24,309 | hypothesis: This lookout is actually the third lowest spot on the island. premise: This lookout is one of the highest spots on the island. | contradiction |
162,029 | hypothesis: Mostly glass, plastic and aluminum. premise: uh mainly the glass the aluminum the plastics | entailment |
149,587 | hypothesis: There have been some good folk songs that are older but are still around. premise: it's loud and repetitious without having a great deal of meaning now i do like folk song um and there have been some nice folk songs over the years that you know kind of still hang around | entailment |
264,518 | hypothesis: These photographs are of high quality and depict their subjects well. premise: Photographs Princess Diana, Dodi Fayed (R), and Henri Paul (L), from the Ritz/Reuters; Paula Jones by Jeff Mitchell/Reuters; Earl Spencer from Reuters pool; Mother Teresa by Joy Shaw/Reuters; Venus Williams and Martina Hingis b... | neutral |
59,870 | hypothesis: You are responsible for the death of my friend. premise: 'You killed my friend. | entailment |
347,760 | hypothesis: DOD courses are mostly very poor in quality but very expensive to produce. premise: DOD is also developing a self-paced GPRA course accessible on the Internet and is considering the use of CD-ROM technology. | neutral |
47,685 | hypothesis: I think it may affect you in some way. premise: i think that's about it you too | neutral |
173,383 | hypothesis: If the contract was made accessible to the public, it would not cause any problems. premise: If its terms were made public, it would mean disaster… . | contradiction |
303,743 | hypothesis: The NYT book review said Cuba Libre was a terrible book. premise: Dissenting in the New York Times Book Review , Pico Iyer finds Cuba Libre The central moral question raised ... | neutral |
344,234 | hypothesis: I think that's terrible. premise: yes you do i don't i don't think there's anything wrong with that | contradiction |
322,189 | hypothesis: Hand-prints? premise: Foot-marks? | contradiction |
182,733 | hypothesis: We aren't going to kill you after bringing you back. premise: We didn't bring you back from the dead, piecing your scattered atoms together with your scattered revenant particle by particle, to have you killed again. | entailment |
209,790 | hypothesis: He went over to look at a photo. premise: Poirot had walked over to the mantel-piece. | neutral |
373,836 | hypothesis: The man wore a red jacket to the AC/DC concert. premise: He wears a red jacket (Classic Pooh was naked) and speaks with an American accent. | neutral |
246,914 | hypothesis: I shall enjoy my revenge against that fellow one day. premise: That's a fellow I shall enjoy getting even with one of these days. | entailment |
314,845 | hypothesis: He does not have any additional information that would help you. premise: You did not mention his name this afternoon, or I would have suggested your going to him for further information with my card as introduction. | contradiction |
329,028 | hypothesis: It became necessary to address this rule because the Justices finding partial unconstitutionality. premise: FThe Justices finding partial unconstitutionality considered it necessary to address the issue. | entailment |
130,076 | hypothesis: He talked to a thin man in tattered clothes after dismounting from his donkey. premise: He saw them again, dismounted and talking to a thin man in tattered clothes. | neutral |
258,677 | hypothesis: There was a sense of impatience that they showed during their hunting. premise: Their inhabitants dwelled in sunken pits and lived from hunting, fishing, and the gathering of roots and nuts. | contradiction |
130,020 | hypothesis: Have you been with TI there? premise: yeah now are you with TI down there | neutral |
10,426 | hypothesis: "No, sir," Drew disagreed loudly. premise: "Yes, suh." Drew's agreement was drowned out by a harsh cry from overhead. | contradiction |
147,873 | hypothesis: His ideas were fresh and exciting. premise: As his ideas grew familiar and then stale, he found no way to complicate them, develop them, or move on to something else. | contradiction |
252,309 | hypothesis: They wanted to change their career paths. premise: It was Passaic's choice not to be part of the consolidation, says LSNJ President Melville D. Miller, Jr. | neutral |
162,075 | hypothesis: Delivery function is not the same as street delivery. premise: Delivery function as used in this paper refers to street delivery. | contradiction |
266,772 | hypothesis: But the German face got dark. premise: But the German's face had lightened a little. | contradiction |
169,587 | hypothesis: Mr. Phillips had an incredible sense of smell. premise: I paid very little attention to my mother's actual words." Mr. Philips' incredulous sniff was a triumph of forensic skill. | entailment |
142,214 | hypothesis: The jury pool in Virginia is non white. premise: An article says Kenneth Starr is playing the race card in the Lewinsky Starr wants to indict Lewinsky in Virginia because that state's jury pool is far whiter than the District of Columbia's. | contradiction |
323,857 | hypothesis: Unfortunately the 1989 criticisms are available in print only. premise: If you missed the links, click to read Gore's 1989 criticisms and for a breakdown of the Loral controversy. | contradiction |
56,212 | hypothesis: The didn't think it would be worth considering. premise: I considered this. | contradiction |
302,763 | hypothesis: Rua Augusta is a wide shopping street. premise: A wide pedestrian shopping street, Rua Augusta, leads from the Praaa do Comercio through a stately arch to the central square of Lisbon, Praaa Dom Pedro IV, better known as the Rossio (the Common). | entailment |
281,461 | hypothesis: To further screen program applicants a new test is being developed. premise: The Michigan Alcoholism Screening the quest for a new diagnostic instrument. | neutral |
342,129 | hypothesis: The British knew nothing about Middle-Eastern relations so they gave control to the United Nations. premise: Unable to solve the Palestinian problem, the British presented it to the United Nations, whose solution was to partition the country into two territories. | neutral |
234,272 | hypothesis: Barking at ones opponent is disruptive and rude in a rational debate setting. premise: Barking, however, undermines the pretense of a rational debate. | neutral |
323,484 | hypothesis: The commentary by an independent review panel say that a major contribution of the HEI Renalysis Project is the admission that pollutant values and mortality are weakly correlated. premise: Commentary by an independent review panel noted that a major contribution of the [HEI] Reanalysis Project is the recog... | neutral |
281,893 | hypothesis: The print press usually does a better job of assessing policy than broadcast media. premise: The press can also do a poor job analyzing policy issues--what was the last really illuminating story you read about the Social Security trust fund? | neutral |
351,648 | hypothesis: Nothing will cure the phony war. premise: The cure for the phony war will be the real one. | contradiction |
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