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14,777 | hypothesis: I would like to know what is so special about your mare. premise: This mare o' yourn what's so special, young feller.... Me, I'd like t' see a hoss what's got to be took care of like she was a bang-up lady!"He put two fingers to his lips and whistled. | entailment |
274,165 | hypothesis: The French connection was to begin in 1682 starting from an action caused by Rene Robert Cavelier. premise: The French connection was to begin in 1682 when Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, claimed for France a huge swath of territory radiating from the Mississippi. | entailment |
293,855 | hypothesis: I was trying to keep my brooding subtle. premise: I sat slumped in padded leather, trying to keep my brooding subtle. | entailment |
18,112 | hypothesis: Tourists can take a scenic tour along the coast with the DART railway. premise: The DART railway, running north and south to nearby seaside towns and villages offers a scenic trip along the coast, and even operates a guided tour . | entailment |
223,733 | hypothesis: You should see that; it's the most heart-rending story of a relationship between two people. premise: oh you need to see that that is the most heart rendering story of relationships between two people | entailment |
207,518 | hypothesis: The poor controls are a result of tired workers. premise: 1 Specifically, weaknesses such as poor controls over access to data and inadequate disaster recovery plans increased the risk of losses, inappropriate disclosures, and disruptions in service associated with the enormous amounts of electronically mai... | neutral |
24,006 | hypothesis: "I can't believe you still don't understand any of this." premise: Now, is all clear to you, Dave Hanson?" "Sure. | contradiction |
205,920 | hypothesis: There is technology to help them identify. premise: JNET is also used to prevent the detention of individuals wrongly identified as criminal suspects. | neutral |
160,923 | hypothesis: Perugia is basically the same as its neighbor Assisi. premise: Dominating the Umbrian countryside from its 494-m (1,600-ft) hill, Perugia is emphatically more secular and more profane than its mystical Umbrian neighbor Assisi. | contradiction |
383,570 | hypothesis: There are also many clubs and bars in the Sa Penya and Dalt Vila districts. premise: The Sa Penya and Dalt Vila districts of Ibiza Town have lots of trendy boutiques, Santa Eul? ria boasts some of the island's best restaurants, while Sant Antoni is notorious for its discos and bars. | neutral |
253,994 | hypothesis: The Explorer was upset they didn't get any time to see. premise: The Explorer was glad enough for those few minutes. | contradiction |
274,602 | hypothesis: There is a common cause between all six major puzzles. premise: The Six Major Puzzles in International Is There a Common Cause? | neutral |
356,089 | hypothesis: People say the word "operator" around Doug. premise: The word that is used around Doug is 'operator. | entailment |
349,906 | hypothesis: You can see Paris from above albeit at a high cost. premise: If you want to sightsee in style (and expensively) you can even see Paris from a helicopter, plane, or hot-air balloon. | neutral |
136,891 | hypothesis: The Commission provided a concise statement of the need for the rule and its objectives per requirement by section 604(a)(1). premise: As required by section 604(a)(1), the Commission provided a succinct statement of the need for, and the objectives of, the rule. | entailment |
356,488 | hypothesis: The caves of Ellora are made from cutouts of basalt rock. premise: The caves of Ellora are cut out of a whole hillside of basalt rock, and conceived on a much grander scale than Ajanta's. | entailment |
149,725 | hypothesis: It is not clear exactly what social studies entailed. premise: I'm still not clear what social studies are, exactly, but I'll never forget his stories about the UFO that sometimes hovered outside his window, conducting experiments through a metal cable attached to his neck (he showed us the marks). | entailment |
260,414 | hypothesis: France and America have different views on Mobutu. premise: American opposition to Mobutu has been a source of tension with France, which supports the Hutus and resents Kabila's alliance with the Banyamulenge. | entailment |
328,437 | hypothesis: The students greatly benefited from the organization. premise: Rubin, a sole practitioner in Tucson, says the foundation has quietly done a fabulous job at legal services and civics instruction. | neutral |
249,579 | hypothesis: He spoke of her book. premise: This is National Enquirer journalism, Barnes said of Kelley's book. | entailment |
339,847 | hypothesis: The Times published a story about Bauer/ premise: The New York Times punished Bauer's milking of the media by publishing a follow-up story about how he milked the media. | entailment |
168,922 | hypothesis: While he dodged the first axe, Kal was hit by the second one. premise: The Kal caught the first incoming axe with the shaft of his warclub. | neutral |
85,282 | hypothesis: The county had too many lawyers. premise: The Smyth County bar was rather small, and the Bland County bar was Sam Hardy, Tate said, referring to the man who, for many years, was the only lawyer in Bland County. | contradiction |
113,749 | hypothesis: Hamilcar was filthy. premise: Hamilcar had produced a clean shirt and drawers from the saddlebags, even managing to work up a shadow of shine on the scuffed cavalry boots, and had beat the worst of the trail dust from the rest of the traveler's clothing. | contradiction |
359,110 | hypothesis: Sesame Street comes on at a great time of day because everybody has just eaten breakfast. premise: Sesame Street comes on from like nine to ten which is a good time and everybody is up and had breakfast and dressed and ready to go so it's the timing of of it is good besides the amount what's on | entailment |
215,110 | hypothesis: After he died, the imperial court announced that he was a god. premise: Upon his death he was declared a god by the imperial court and subsequently known as Tosho Daigongen ( The Great Incarnation Who Illuminates the East ). | entailment |
205,980 | hypothesis: The Macau diocese was created in 1576. premise: In 1576 Pope Gregory XIII created the Macau diocese, covering all of China and Japan. | entailment |
9,023 | hypothesis: She went on thinking without any interruptions from Julius. premise: Did he mean that, after all, he had not abandoned the case; that, secretly, he would be working on it still while Her meditations were interrupted by Julius, who adjured her to "get right in." | contradiction |
321,879 | hypothesis: He went to the town without much. premise: He hit town ridin' light. | entailment |
143,496 | hypothesis: The resorts have nice beaches, excellent camping and water sports, and serve as a base for various activities. premise: The peninsula's seaside resorts have good beaches among the pine groves, first-class camping and water-sports facilities, and are a base for excursions and hikes into an attractive hinterl... | entailment |
360,202 | hypothesis: Yes, I agree that it's great. premise: no no it's terrible | contradiction |
116,788 | hypothesis: She looked tall and confident this evening. premise: She looked particularly small and demure this morning. | contradiction |
272,401 | hypothesis: I looked at Ben. premise: I stared at Derry. | contradiction |
131,690 | hypothesis: He thought that government was evil all this time, but his mind changed. premise: He really shook up my whole mindset, Broker says. | neutral |
159,718 | hypothesis: There is no longer a television transmitter at the lookout point. premise: Just inland from the Bosphorus Bridge is park and lookout point Beyek amleca, capped by a distinctive TV transmitter. | contradiction |
284,438 | hypothesis: If the government began acquiring nonfederal financial assets in a certain moment, the level of net interest payments and net debt would be different. premise: 13Under this interest rate assumption, the level of net interest payments and net debt would be the same if the government began acquiring nonfedera... | contradiction |
193,601 | hypothesis: Hirohito was once considered to be the descendant of the gods. premise: His father, Hirohito, was until 1946 considered a divinity, the living descendant of the gods that created Japan (or ancient Yamato, as it is more evocatively known). | entailment |
199,456 | hypothesis: This is the first person I had a conversation with that is not from Texas. premise: oh okay the first person i've talked to outside of Texas | entailment |
166,075 | hypothesis: The Slate 60 gives away a lot of money to finance new buildings at wealthy universities. premise: Much of the money given away by the Slate 60 goes to finance new buildings at already wealthy universities. | entailment |
197,294 | hypothesis: Professor Zucker enjoys going to fraternities because he is still very much in his prime. premise: Professor Zucker is a huge advocate for the little man, said Nicole Blackman, 21, a senior business major at Cal State Northridge. | neutral |
173,658 | hypothesis: It means what? premise: But what does it mean? | entailment |
166,401 | hypothesis: Violence and corruption play no role in politics. premise: Violence and corruption have been constant factors in the political process. | contradiction |
180,396 | hypothesis: HUD did not prepare an environmental impact statement. premise: Accordingly, HUD did not prepare an environmental impact statement in connection with this rule. | entailment |
46,440 | hypothesis: They seemed to like it. premise: they just seemed to like it | entailment |
37,260 | hypothesis: There are design controls for new products. premise: 5 million represents the establishment of design controls for new products. | entailment |
362,596 | hypothesis: The rooms on the terrace are great but cost $500 extra. premise: Try to book one on the terrace. | neutral |
162,468 | hypothesis: The small despatch-case had been in the drawer for a long time. premise: Yes, said Poirot thoughtfully, "it was only natural." He opened a drawer, and took out a small despatch-case, then turned to me. | neutral |
358,023 | hypothesis: They came right on Sir James face. premise: I ran round for Sir James here, and we came right on. | neutral |
136,724 | hypothesis: It's capable of doing more. premise: it does a few more things uh | entailment |
27,426 | hypothesis: He had to get to the spot were the sun had struck. premise: The only hope he had was to get as far away from the place where the sun had struck as he could. | contradiction |
387,608 | hypothesis: Thanks for not having me this morning premise: Thank you for having me here this morning. | contradiction |
18,044 | hypothesis: Some permanent policy actions reduce revenue and increase spending. premise: 3 percent to slightly below CBO's level due to unspecified permanent policy actions that reduce revenue and increase spending to eliminate the nonSocial Security surpluses. | entailment |
174,532 | hypothesis: Many people have a moral objection to trashing Earth. premise: But if the answer is no--if we have no obligations to those imprisoned souls--then it seems there can be no moral objection to our trashing Earth, to the point where there will be no future generations. | neutral |
381,347 | hypothesis: I'm not interested in climbing ladders at my age. premise: and it was one of the uh you know the old New England saltbox so instead of painting because i figured when i got uh just a couple years older i'm not going to want to climb up on a ladder | entailment |
386,874 | hypothesis: Charles Krauthammer blamed it all on those basketball players. premise: Charles Krauthammer blamed it on all those nature shows. | contradiction |
300,279 | hypothesis: A privacy disaster might include publishing all of the text messages handled by a telephone company. premise: One possible exception is if there's a 'privacy Chernobyl. | neutral |
303,216 | hypothesis: Oh no, they don't have to pay for it premise: but they need to pay for it too because they couldn't do that somewhere else | contradiction |
336,999 | hypothesis: Ca'daan studied Jon's reaction. premise: Ca'daan looked to Jon. | neutral |
238,729 | hypothesis: Tuppence answered the door after eight o'clock. premise: At a few minutes past eight the front door bell rang, and Tuppence went to answer it with some inward trepidation. | entailment |
347,269 | hypothesis: Revenue and deferred revenue usually add up to the same amount. premise: The amount of revenue ordinarily differs from the amount of deferred revenue. | contradiction |
229,825 | hypothesis: Full-service sites are wire services. premise: behave more like wire services than the full-service sites. | neutral |
355,704 | hypothesis: The money came from federal grants. premise: Increased funding to 'Just Say No to Acts of Counterrevolutionary Hooliganism' campaign in elementary schools. | neutral |
347,283 | hypothesis: Tuppence felt refreshed and responded in the positive. premise: True, said Tuppence, her flagging spirits reviving. | entailment |
245,117 | hypothesis: That happened to me before. premise: that's right it's already happened to me once but i was lucky | entailment |
114,823 | hypothesis: Each state has the same unemployment tax benefits. premise: The state unemployment tax differs from state to state in terms of the tax rate, tax base, and certain other characteristics, and unemployment benefits also differ from state to state. | contradiction |
265,460 | hypothesis: The collection artwork includes pieces from Renaissance artists. premise: Their parents are happy admiring the geometric lawns, neat flower?beds, and classical statuary, to which has recently been added a collection of modern and contemporary works by such artists as Rodin, Giacometti, Dubuffet, Henry Moor... | contradiction |
288,793 | hypothesis: Aida is a popular show, especially in the summer. premise: The elliptical amphitheater's 22,000 seats sell out months in advance for summertime open-air productions of Aida. | neutral |
313,065 | hypothesis: The horse she was riding had been spooked. premise: Another horse roared by and she fell under a flash of steel. | neutral |
65,527 | hypothesis: He was an anarchist, premise: White was probably right- the world does need a revolution- but he was in too much of a hurry. | neutral |
23,525 | hypothesis: It has always liquefied. premise: The last time it is said to not have liquified was 1980, the year of the great earthquake. | contradiction |
216,089 | hypothesis: Air pollution has gotten worse in America. premise: America has made great progress in reducing air pollution. | contradiction |
15,064 | hypothesis: Current efforts are regional as well. premise: Regionwide efforts are also underway. | entailment |
358,692 | hypothesis: A hat would keep the sun out of your eyes. premise: At all times it's a good idea to wear a T-shirt or something light to protect your shoulders, as well as a hat. | neutral |
337,372 | hypothesis: well that's pretty good premise: well that's not bad | neutral |
386,727 | hypothesis: Cretans like to recite epic poetry. premise: Chanting epic poetry is also a Cretan tradition that has been carried through the generations. | entailment |
7,319 | hypothesis: Hound trailing is very popular. premise: Hound trailing, also once a part of daily life, remains a popular sport. | entailment |
234,774 | hypothesis: In the theatre the only people allowd to enter where the elite. premise: His?to?rians regard this as the finest and best preserved of all the surviving theaters in the Roman Empire, unique for its towering scenic wall, with a statue of Em?per?or Augustus to greet you. | neutral |
118,249 | hypothesis: There was only one senior on the team. premise: one we only had one senior on the team | entailment |
316,347 | hypothesis: Leadership with make a unified effort thanks to our work. premise: Our work has shown, however, that the top leadership of each federal agency needs to meld These various reforms into a coherent, unified effort. | neutral |
310,610 | hypothesis: It take more than a day from Edinburgh to go play a simple round. premise: It is quite possible to play a round on a day excursion from Edinburgh. | contradiction |
197,835 | hypothesis: I'll go through with it without any issue, unless they fight me. premise: I'll go through with it all right. | neutral |
265,494 | hypothesis: The mayor has a strong reputation despite people not knowing what he has accomplished. premise: In fact, in a truly remarkable public-relations coup, the mayor has managed to gain a reputation as a pitiless reformer without reforming anything except the Police Department. | neutral |
252,270 | hypothesis: The pebbles had been thrown at the window. premise: There was a spatter of pebbles against the window and the youngster stirred in his sleep. | neutral |
52,713 | hypothesis: There are two seconds for a residential city. premise: 2 seconds for residential city. | entailment |
143,321 | hypothesis: I read your letter twice. premise: I gathered that must be so from your letter. | neutral |
142,141 | hypothesis: Mamilla pool is just for decoration and not swimming. premise: The vast Mamilla Pool, near a small Muslim cemetery at the eastern end of the park, is thought to have been a reservoir that was part of the Old Citys ancient water system. | neutral |
31,526 | hypothesis: As a result of these factual and legal errors, the Court rules in favor of the plaintiff. premise: The Court further asserts that these cases are different from Rust because the welfare funding restriction seeks to use an existing medium of expression and to control it . . . in ways which distort its usual ... | neutral |
133,135 | hypothesis: I support using my time on worthy initiatives, I even volunteer sometimes doing the local Big Brother Big Sister program. premise: i mean i'm all for donating my time to worthy causes like i do some volunteer work here and there and every once in a while i'll do uh a uh local Big Brother Big Sister thing | entailment |
217,121 | hypothesis: Most small companies employ under 500 people and will have no problem adjusting prices to make up for the rule. premise: No small entity in any industry would need to increase its prices by more than .05 percent to compensate for the costs of compliance with the final rule. | neutral |
80,493 | hypothesis: That's no help at all! premise: charity that's put it together but i know that that helps a lot with training and um | contradiction |
108,903 | hypothesis: I don't recall the name currently. premise: uh shoot i can't even think of the name of it now | entailment |
337,972 | hypothesis: The army was shifted to make the proportion of British larger. premise: The bureaucracy was to be streamlined, and the army reorganized to raise the ratio of British to Indians. | entailment |
251,430 | hypothesis: It's okay. premise: 'All right. | entailment |
19,867 | hypothesis: The story was based on false evidence from an investigation. premise: The forgery story spread from the Times , Tribune-Review , and Telegraph to the rest of the Whitewater Web. | neutral |
337,999 | hypothesis: The breeders carefully select products. premise: Recommended by top breeders. | neutral |
299,975 | hypothesis: Governments can't do anything to fix the economy. premise: We are accustomed to defending free markets as the guarantors of both liberty and prosperity, but here's a case where liberty and prosperity are at By forcing people to act against their own self-interest in the short run, governments can make ever... | contradiction |
133,993 | hypothesis: What is the reason for this? premise: There is, however, an answer to that. | entailment |
130,860 | hypothesis: We just did a five thousand mile drive through the west. premise: and drive those big trucks and we just recently finished a long drive through the west a little over five thousand miles and at one point we sat down | entailment |
79,454 | hypothesis: These hosses will be treated well with the finest food money can buy. premise: These here hosses is goin' to be treated jus' like th' good stuff they is. | neutral |
216,957 | hypothesis: It is a good idea for people to save for the future. premise: Although these supplementary measures may explain why individual households may choose to save less, the NIPA personal saving rate shows that people are consuming virtually all of their current income and saving little for the future. | neutral |
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