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31,821 | hypothesis: I did not hire any detectives for him. premise: He was already under suspicion, and by making the matter public I secured the services of about ten amateur detectives, who would be watching him unceasingly, and being himself aware of their watchfulness he would not dare seek further to destroy the document.... | contradiction |
231,064 | hypothesis: I am not interested in this widowed woman at all. premise: I have always wanted this woman who was recently widowed. | contradiction |
10,053 | hypothesis: Do you believe there should be a death penalty? premise: okay now um what do you think about about the death penalty itself do you think that we should have a death penalty | entailment |
332,794 | hypothesis: yeah my husband teaches piano premise: yeah my husband my husband teaches in Plano | entailment |
207,104 | hypothesis: They don't give you anything premise: oh they give you yeah oh oh | contradiction |
11,632 | hypothesis: I don't enjoy creating anything by hand. premise: yep exactly i like things that uh you know two people can do but i like the quiet of doing things away you know kind of gives you some space for yourself and that's what i find in making the dolls and things that it gives me something that i can create and i... | contradiction |
277,468 | hypothesis: There are five kilometers of sand in the shape of a half-moon from Le Pouliguen to Pornichet. premise: Five km (three miles) of fine sand from Pornichet to Le Pouliguen stretch in a perfect half-moon, past chic sailing and beach clubs, along an esplanade of luxury hotels with a casino at the center. | entailment |
335,461 | hypothesis: Selana's uncle was killed in battle. premise: Selana's uncle had been one of the dead. | neutral |
167,350 | hypothesis: There is no park in Nara premise: Here too is the western entrance to Nara Park, marking the boundary between urban sprawl and primal forest. | contradiction |
231,011 | hypothesis: Wildfires of 1999 were referred by the article. premise: The article was referring to GAO's April 1999 report on wildfires. | entailment |
216,292 | hypothesis: Fedo's origins hold no mystery. premise: Fado's origins are unclear. | contradiction |
150,345 | hypothesis: Sir James did not respond easily premise: Oh, just by asking her questions, replied Sir James easily. | contradiction |
17,343 | hypothesis: Ca'daan was feeling hot. premise: Ca'daan felt cold. | contradiction |
71,482 | hypothesis: Delhi has very good facilities. premise: Delhi in particular has very modern facilities, many built for the Asian Games in 1982. | entailment |
186,388 | hypothesis: The exercises are not intended to revive the patient. premise: Neither exercise is intended to revive the patient. | entailment |
260,632 | hypothesis: Washington's niece is too cute to fall into traps. premise: Of course, if the girl was really Whittington's niece, she might be too cute to fall into the trap, but it was worth trying. | neutral |
65,280 | hypothesis: The original text was in Czech, but a few sentences were missing so we had to fill the gaps. premise: I love this in part because I am proud that I translated it from the French, which, in turn, was translated from the Czech. | neutral |
250,356 | hypothesis: The 5 m tall bell was cast in 1301. premise: The bell, some 2.5 m (8 ft) tall, was cast in 1301. | contradiction |
127,843 | hypothesis: We want to sell our house in the future. premise: but uh it's a it's a good size and it's something we can stay in and grow in for quite a while i guess uh hopefully till the real estate market turns around like you we we bought when it was down a little bit but we've had so many repossessions in our neighb... | neutral |
121,810 | hypothesis: There is no question regarding competition. premise: The question then would a competitive | contradiction |
155,687 | hypothesis: The management wants to be competent. premise: Another factor is management's commitment to competence. | entailment |
255,368 | hypothesis: I usually watch television while I shade especially difficult and intricate pieces. premise: and so i've got to have total almost total silence i can't really watch television if the pattern is very intricate it sounds like you'd have lots of shading on that particular piece it is not does not sound like an... | contradiction |
361,720 | hypothesis: Rockefeller is in denial of his financial situation. premise: With Harper in place, one gets the sense of Rockefeller seizing up on the issue of money, eventually forbidding Harper to even discuss it in his presence. | neutral |
148,518 | hypothesis: The legislation proposed in Congress is primarily focused on reducing emissions of mercury. premise: Concurrently, legislation has been proposed in previous and current Congresses that would require simultaneous reductions of multiple emissions, and the Administration's National Energy Policy recommends the... | neutral |
62,412 | hypothesis: Miss Tuppence and I are enemies. premise: Well, Miss Tuppence, then, as I'm certainly going to be a friend. | contradiction |
162,254 | hypothesis: Cook's group shot relentlesly premise: Cook's cohorts had opened fire, to no avail. | entailment |
247,211 | hypothesis: They do not have any laws here about hosing down the roads. premise: well they have these there these real like real strict laws you know they have to hose down the streets like every every other day or something | contradiction |
296,199 | hypothesis: We all like the WNBA and it is not boring at all. premise: The pessimistic This robs the WNBA of suspense and makes it boring, which a fledgling league can ill afford. | contradiction |
349,186 | hypothesis: There are larger problems than visibility impairment in national parks. premise: Visibility impairment in national parks, wilderness areas and urban areas also continues to be a problem. | neutral |
5,090 | hypothesis: I let my Dad know how many hours I sleep. premise: yeah yeah yeah i was uh i told my dad you know it was like listen dad you know that i sleep a lot of hours right | entailment |
1,466 | hypothesis: Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, was born in that building at the corner of Charlotte Square. premise: The building at the corner of Charlotte Square and South Charlotte Street was the birthplace of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. | entailment |
208,084 | hypothesis: I returned back to the road then. premise: Then I went back to the road. | entailment |
242,287 | hypothesis: We had a good time despite all that. premise: we still had a good time out of the deal | entailment |
268,592 | hypothesis: People always assume that i am supposed to be brainy all the time. premise: I was actually quite happy to hang around with someone who didn't expect me to be...well, Ben Franklin. | neutral |
218,323 | hypothesis: The merchant watched the people. premise: The merchant looked at them and shook his head once again. | entailment |
294,836 | hypothesis: Holiday greeting cards and other cards may cover some of the same events between them. premise: holiday greeting cards, other cards, letters, and invitations). | neutral |
64,797 | hypothesis: They desired money and plunder on their two week journey. premise: They traveled two weeks to get here with no desire for money or plunder. | contradiction |
255,584 | hypothesis: Aurangzeb executed him, before continuing his bloodthirsty military campaign. premise: Aurangzeb forced him finally to submit, but the humiliating reception he was given at court sent him back on the warpath again. | contradiction |
390,272 | hypothesis: Schools in both Lewisville and Garland need increased funding. premise: Lewisville okay i'm in Garland um have you read anything about how they propose to uh come up with the taxes to increase the funding for schools | neutral |
115,306 | hypothesis: Since the place is so trendy, it's expensive to get in. premise: At weekends and holidays it is packed and is the place to be seen. | neutral |
178,246 | hypothesis: I feel sorry that the people cannot do anything. premise: yeah i and i the the people i just feel so sorry for the people in the country that they can't they they i mean they they can't do any they can't change it they try and they there's nothing that they can do | entailment |
8,403 | hypothesis: There is a very strict and small budget. premise: Spare no expense. | contradiction |
347,072 | hypothesis: He's a pervert who invites people to his mansion. premise: He gropes female guests, watches porn, drinks monstrously, smokes more, and uses drugs. | neutral |
342,272 | hypothesis: The equivalent of about 1400 GWe utilizes SCR technology. premise: Currently, the equivalent of approximately 100 GWe of coal, oil, and gas-fired capacity worldwide utilizes SCR technology. | contradiction |
35,819 | hypothesis: I am sure we will find out what the problem is. premise: thank you i think we might have just screwed up the computer but we'll find out | neutral |
331,036 | hypothesis: Jews are from Earth. premise: The Jews are Space Aliens. | contradiction |
178,947 | hypothesis: There are no issues that hinder acquisition cost or schedule. premise: While DOD has made some progress in recent years, GAO's recent weapon system reviews show that persistent problems continue to hinder acquisition cost, schedule, and performance outcomes. | contradiction |
108,018 | hypothesis: The budget deficit has increased each year for thirty years. premise: In addition, after nearly 30 years of budget deficits, the combination of hard choices and remarkable economic growth has led to budget surpluses. | neutral |
123,879 | hypothesis: Soon, Stark would have seen over half of his men fall. premise: Stark would have seen nearly a third of his men fall in a very short time. | contradiction |
123,964 | hypothesis: It really is raining. premise: um-hum it really is | neutral |
58,862 | hypothesis: Decisions are made based on raising the net present value of capital and operating costs. premise: Decisions are made based on minimizing the net present value of capital and operating costs over the full planning horizon. | contradiction |
101,617 | hypothesis: The follow-up should have asked why you think of Christ as a political philosopher. premise: The follow-up should have Why do you think of Christ as a political philosopher? | entailment |
187,360 | hypothesis: Never destroys the Styrofoam. premise: never breaks down um the Styrofoam | entailment |
352,672 | hypothesis: The nave was once a place of great riches. premise: The narthex, or entrance hall to the nave, is crowned by a magnificent sculpted tympanum of Jesus enthroned after the Resurrection, preaching his message to the Apostles. | neutral |
279,256 | hypothesis: This has widespread monetary implications for several agencies. premise: We are also sending copies to the heads of the lead agencies, including the Secretaries of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Health and Human Services, State, Transportation, and the Treasury and the U.S. | neutral |
53,831 | hypothesis: The driver is an immigrant. premise: almost any large city in the United States and the driver barely speaks English | neutral |
366,126 | hypothesis: The city hall is responsible for all the concerts held by the church. premise: Look out for free concerts in churches. | neutral |
220,037 | hypothesis: She failed to land and crashed strait into the ground several miles away. premise: She came in for a one-point landing a couple of yards away. | contradiction |
300,181 | hypothesis: They wanted it to be different each time. premise: design-provides assurance that the final product represents what is happening and is not registering an atypical situation. | contradiction |
249,617 | hypothesis: They invited people they knew. premise: They even invited other colleagues and the popularity of the game was so huge they could afford to play it in a championship system. | entailment |
244,038 | hypothesis: The standards for electronic signature systems are set by a variety of trade organizations. premise: When reviewing electronic signature systems, we evaluate whether a system generates electronic signatures that represent an individual's or an entity's intent to be bound. | neutral |
259,024 | hypothesis: They're going to let you see what they want you to see. premise: you know and they're not going to let you see what they don't want you to see | entailment |
106,815 | hypothesis: The need for guaranteed renewable individual health insurance is what's best for the country. premise: Also, all individual health insurance coverage must be guaranteed renewable. | neutral |
142,978 | hypothesis: I couldn't handle any more bad news that day. premise: That was the hardest day of my life. | neutral |
276,704 | hypothesis: The faith in air power the White House has is derided in the cover story. premise: Time 's caustic cover story (War, we are shocked to discover, is not a video game) derides the White House's apparently unshaken faith in air power. | entailment |
310,389 | hypothesis: Everyone at Slate hates Betsy and Bill. premise: All of us at Slate wish Betsy and Bill the best as they enter their Golden Years. | contradiction |
106,010 | hypothesis: The second essential quality of these films is that they are all, basically, the same thing rehashed over and over. premise: The second essential quality of these films is that they are all, basically, the same. | entailment |
299,711 | hypothesis: Congress often lacks the speed and efficiency that it needs to ensure that the country is operating smoothly. premise: It is critically important that the Congress and the Administration agree on a definition since it serves as the foundation for a number of key organizational, operational and funding decis... | neutral |
369,276 | hypothesis: The tomb was fully built and carved up at the time. premise: The tomb was abandoned when Amenophis abandoned Thebes and made a new capital at Tell el-Amarna to the north. | contradiction |
341,990 | hypothesis: Public school starting from kindergarten to high school, maybe even college as well. premise: well public school all the way up kindergarten all the way up to uh uh high school | neutral |
259,377 | hypothesis: Public schools aren't a problem for her yet. premise: oh well she she doesn't have to worry about public schools yet | entailment |
362,399 | hypothesis: Not executing both principals premise: Executing both principles | contradiction |
329,244 | hypothesis: Things of that nature, they're probably a nerd at premise: things of that nature i'm probably the best customer i've got the house stocked with uh lot of their stuff | neutral |
267,993 | hypothesis: The kids love going to eat out at restaurants. premise: and dining out especially with the kids has always been a major you know thing | neutral |
285,201 | hypothesis: After a pause, Tommy went back to Mr. Vandemeyer's death. premise: 150 There was a moment's pause, and then Tommy reverted to Mrs. Vandemeyer's death. | contradiction |
113,803 | hypothesis: The beautiful second tower built in the 19th century is still standing today. premise: All traces of an ugly 19th-century attempt to balance it with a second tower have been removed. | contradiction |
215,588 | hypothesis: Nothing about disco. premise: about disco). | contradiction |
239,993 | hypothesis: There was nothing on their chests. premise: Each of them had no fewer than thirty death marks on their chests. | contradiction |
157,255 | hypothesis: Do you think we should implement it, even though it failed? premise: okay um why do you think it um failed do you think we should adopt it | neutral |
90,943 | hypothesis: The ruins of Hisham's Winter Palace are the other major reason visitors come to Jericho. premise: Jericho's other main attraction is the ruin of Hisham's Winter Palace, located 21.2 km (11.2 miles) northeast of town. | entailment |
343,139 | hypothesis: Those things tend to have slow growth. premise: only thing is those things grow pretty slow you have to | entailment |
11,179 | hypothesis: We'll help them with their budgeting so there's no sense in them trying to learn how to do it. premise: well you know the the i'm i'm also hoping that this budget process will rub off on them because uh when i grew up i had no | contradiction |
97,048 | hypothesis: Foreign capital inflows can be used as a substitute for national savings. premise: On the one hand, some economists are concerned that low personal saving is undercutting national saving and leaving the United States more dependent on foreign capital inflows to maintain domestic investment. | entailment |
209,184 | hypothesis: Some wet was falling to the ground. premise: Ca'daan heard something wet falling to the ground. | entailment |
391,342 | hypothesis: My wife and I just settled in our house. premise: yeah well i can understand that it's it's that time of the year uh we just uh my wife and i just recently moved into our house so we're | entailment |
205,468 | hypothesis: The carpet lifted, but barely premise: The carpet lifted uncertainly. | entailment |
74,551 | hypothesis: The cases which are usually taken are ones which are easily solved. premise: You can take a case just on its merits. | neutral |
235,482 | hypothesis: Most of the Flemish masters preferred to be anonymous. premise: In the upstairs picture galleries, the dukes' close links with the Flemish masters of their day are illustrated by works such as the fine Nativit?? of the anonymous Ma?®tre de Fl??malle and Dierick Bouts's Tate de Christ. | neutral |
49,697 | hypothesis: I use a brush, a hose and a towel and fill the whole yard with soup suds. premise: and then uh you know with a long brush and then just hose it all down and i had the whole yard was full of soap suds | neutral |
158,561 | hypothesis: Philippe d'Orleans often organized orgies there for himself and the royal court. premise: In the days of Philippe d'Orleans, Regent of France during Louis XV's minority, it was the scene of notorious orgies. | neutral |
315,337 | hypothesis: She was very good at her job. premise: She was public sector chair of National Federation of Paralegal Associations from 1984 to 1988. | neutral |
329,202 | hypothesis: This is an early draft of the plan, and more details will be coming soon! premise: Surprisingly, the plan contained little detail for the buildings that would line the streets and frame the squares. | neutral |
305,229 | hypothesis: Don't wrap the cloth at all around your waist. premise: Now wrap the cloth around your waist and let it hang down in front. | contradiction |
353,641 | hypothesis: You've convinced me of your theory now. premise: um-hum see now i also believe in | neutral |
304,723 | hypothesis: That much wasn't admitted. premise: Was it a mistake to admit even that much? | contradiction |
192,302 | hypothesis: Jesus was taken down from the cross on Station XIII. premise: Station XIII (Jesus is taken down from the crose: Between the Franciscan and Greek altars is a small shrine containing a wooden figure of Mary in a glass case. | entailment |
181,926 | hypothesis: I wonder how they found out about me. premise: Then I wonder how they twigged me. Mr. Carter looked inquiringly at him, and Tommy explained. | entailment |
131,222 | hypothesis: You begin to believe that your book will do well. premise: Only after you have a completed manuscript does your confidence build to the point where you can go through the top-heavy pile of pages and, encountering the third reference to Bellow's occasional book reviews for the New York Times Book Review , W... | neutral |
261,385 | hypothesis: The Inner City Law Center was founded out of a need that was seen. premise: It grew out of her work at the Inner City Law Center, which she founded in 1980, and often depended on the skills of young lawyers with a social conscience. | neutral |
198,166 | hypothesis: The Crossing was McCarthy's best work so far. premise: Although critics find Cities of the Plain less inventive than All the Pretty Horses and The Crossing , they still celebrate McCarthy's Faulkneresque use of flowing, punctuationless sentences and arcane language. | neutral |
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