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hypothesis: Only guilty people are given the death penalty. premise: before they even do i mean they've been assigned the death penalty and they don't even do it you know
contradiction
229,145
hypothesis: The higher ground is due to the secret vampire tombs. premise: The Pyramid of Kephren is smaller than the Great Pyramid, though its location on slightly higher ground makes it seem taller.
neutral
94,458
hypothesis: The voice was so aggravated that it upset Jon greatly. premise: The calmness in his voice gave Jon a chill.
contradiction
243,767
hypothesis: They did it correctly. The typed what I said. premise: they did it right they did it right i mean they were yeah they sit there and they go is this really what i want to say and you typed it and that was it and now you know people just send it back over and over and over and over
entailment
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hypothesis: What kind of car are you selling? premise: oh really if you had a choice of your car what would you get
contradiction
362,144
hypothesis: With the founding of the national trust the area has remained completely pristine and unpolluted. premise: Since the National Trust was founded, the area has benefited from increasing protection.
neutral
103,888
hypothesis: Individual employees can help meet the goals by increasing their efficiency each day. premise: how individual employees can contribute to overall organizational goals.
neutral
165,011
hypothesis: Live people handle the processing for customer service. premise: the Customs Service relies on automated systems to support its processing
contradiction
275,403
hypothesis: We're totally for it, a positive for everyone. premise: that's right we're against it
contradiction
189,825
hypothesis: Jon is worried about Vrenna. premise: In Thorn's vision Jon saw Vrenna beginning her dance, parrying at her opponent's wrist instead of crossing blades.
neutral
290,232
hypothesis: The director did not kick his legs. premise: I'm in a meeting you tell them, the director replied kicking his legs slightly with frustration.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Auditors use computer-processed data for drafting a budget. premise: When computer-processed data are used by the auditor, or included in the report, for background or informational purposes and are not significant to the auditors' findings, citing the source of the data and stating that they were not verif...
neutral
119,157
hypothesis: Accuracy in financial reporting isn't a concern that Boards should be putting resources into. premise: Boards need to focus on enhancing the quality and reliability of financial reporting, identifying key elements of disclosure, and ensuring that such information is appropriately disclosed to investors and ...
contradiction
221,607
hypothesis: Along the recently built Roman forum, there is a pretty marketplace. premise: The Piazza delle Erbe along the ancient elongated Roman forum makes the prettiest of marketplaces.
contradiction
294,984
hypothesis: Modern shopping centers were built in KL on and around the Jalan Bukit Bintang for convenience. premise: If you cannot be bothered looking for discounts, you will find several good-quality modern shopping centers in KL on and around Jalan Bukit Bintang, near the bigger tourist hotels.
neutral
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hypothesis: That is relevant to what I read, and is on topic. premise: um probably should stay on the topic but that has a little bit to do with some of the things that i read i um
neutral
54,349
hypothesis: Very simple job premise: very simple
neutral
350,732
hypothesis: It is wise to support disabilities. premise: 7 billion spent during that 6-year period on childhood disability benefits.
neutral
295,722
hypothesis: It is similar to a sauna but larger. premise: 'It's like a giant sauna.
entailment
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hypothesis: It is easy to exploit with this rule in place. premise: The rule again would invite exploitation.
neutral
387,501
hypothesis: Yes, we get it right 100 percent of the time. premise: Do we get it right 100 percent of the time?
neutral
8,418
hypothesis: He looked around and started screaming premise: He looked round and lowered his voice.
contradiction
316,739
hypothesis: A large shipment of silver was brought to San Juan in 1595. premise: In 1595 Drake learned that a 2-million-peso gold shipment had just arrived in San Juan aboard a Spanish galleon.
contradiction
212,553
hypothesis: We want to give her the third degree. premise: um gosh i can my husband and i both went we kind of give her the third degree
entailment
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hypothesis: On the wide open beach lies Cafe Isabelica, miles away from any structures. premise: At the corner of Calle Calvario is Cafe Isabelica, a venerable 24-hour bohemian haunt in a house three centuries old.
contradiction
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hypothesis: If content did continue as a rate-setting factor, then people would die out by 2020. premise: If content did continue as a rate-setting factor, it would probably take a different form from what now exists.
neutral
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hypothesis: Czarek already knew everyone was waiting for him. premise: Excellent! And where's everyone? Not waiting for me? Czarek said suspiciously.
neutral
173,087
hypothesis: It doesn't matter where you're from. premise: and and where did you say you were from
contradiction
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hypothesis: That's pretty good money, right? premise: that's pretty good isn't it
neutral
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hypothesis: Leadership in management is the secret to a strong government and business. premise: As the federal government fully embraces e-commerce and other leading-edge implementations of IT that benefit citizens, leadership in managing the governmentas information resources becomes of paramount importance.
neutral
373,919
hypothesis: Single people and families have the exact same objectives, there is no difference. premise: well people with families have different objectives than single people or no no i've got a family two children
contradiction
285,763
hypothesis: The Ainu tribes were considered to be Japanese. premise: Beyond them were the tribes of the native Ainu, at that time not considered Japanese.
contradiction
331,993
hypothesis: The men were good at building, but not drafting. premise: Maybe it could have been useful for that if there had been a single man who knew anything about draftsmanship.
neutral
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hypothesis: I just try to remember what books I want to read without a list. premise: um-hum um-hum i know yeah um i'm trying to think of some of my other favorite books but uh i i keep lists i must have a list of oh two hundred three hundred books that i want to read it just like oh i want to read that and i write it ...
contradiction
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hypothesis: Without an airport, Hurghada would never have been discovered by European vacationers. premise: The SCUBA community made this remote settlement their own, but with the building of an airport in the 1990s, Hurghada has seen a great influx of vacationers from around Europe.
neutral
245,835
hypothesis: We were told that there may be layoffs at Digital. premise: when you go across the lake um i don't know why we have so much going for us i really don't i'm just wrote my resume up because told we might be facing layoff over at Digital and they've never had well they've had layoffs recently but when we got...
entailment
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hypothesis: Since funding is unlimited it is easy to manage remote sites. premise: Because of tight resources, lack of travel funds, and the need to use staff with uneven experience and skills, this becomes critical in situations involving many evaluators working in different regions.
contradiction
177,867
hypothesis: Some SO2 removal technologies will compete in the market to eliminate pollutants from the water. premise: However, it is likely that other SO2 removal technologies, as well as upgrades or enhancements to existing FGD systems, will compete in the market under a multipollutant strategy.
neutral
220,104
hypothesis: McCurry joked that the politicians were the stupid ones in the end. premise: We're not stupid, McCurry joked, about the steady stream of politicians he's following to the Web.
neutral
67,588
hypothesis: The smoke coalesced into a green houri, but then, a second later, drifted apart again, returning to its lazy drifting. premise: The smoke hung lazily, drifting into vague patterns and then began to coalesce into a green houri without costume.
neutral
268,622
hypothesis: I rubbed the end of my foot. premise: 'Oh, great,' I rubbed my temple.
contradiction
362,878
hypothesis: He replied carefully. premise: That functionary, however, merely replied respectfully: "Yes, sir.
entailment
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hypothesis: They serve great burgers. premise: American and Jamaican cuisine, including buffalo wings (jerk-style) and burgers.
entailment
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hypothesis: The commenters asked that the comment period be extended. premise: On August 23, 1995, the comment period was extended at the request of commenters.
entailment
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hypothesis: The people that return to work sometimes treat you as a lesser person if you don't justify yourself. premise: you feel like you are always having to defend yourself and and if you don't then sometimes you feel like you're looked down upon by people that go back to work and so you're just wasting your time a...
entailment
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hypothesis: In one part, the guy gets out of jail and he has to sell his house for money. premise: okay in one part the guy goes out of jail and within uh two months he had all his house payments done everything paid and you know and he had enough money to you know it's like
contradiction
320,935
hypothesis: Italians have no joy when living up to their image. premise: No people more joyfully live up to their legendary image than the Italians.
contradiction
386,220
hypothesis: It was great talking to you again, I'll see you tomorrow. premise: well nice talking to you too
neutral
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hypothesis: The king was popular and not touched by criticism. premise: It was clearly the king's enduring absolutism rather than the throne itself that was under fire.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The clocks go back one hour tonight. premise: you mean the clocks
neutral
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hypothesis: The colors are infinity much better on this one than a PC or Mac. premise: yeah it's kind of neat not to mention the fact that it's got four thousand ninety six colors and you can't get more than two fifty six out of a PC or a Mac either one
entailment
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hypothesis: The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is the only alternative entertainment venue in hong Kong. premise: The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is Hong Kong's best-known alternate entertainment venue, with jazz, rock, and other live music, in addition to a gallery for visual arts.
neutral
361,783
hypothesis: The missionaries were persecuted and banished. premise: Even after the persecution and banishing of missionaries and the ban on Christianity, Nagasaki's Catholics still managed at great risk to continue clandestine observance throughout the years of the Tokugawa shogunate.
entailment
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hypothesis: Lower government spending always means that total spending will be lower. premise: For example, greater private spending for elderly health care-by beneficiaries themselves or by employers and insurers on beneficiaries' behalf-could offset some or all of the improvement in government saving in the short run...
contradiction
199,604
hypothesis: There is a great Bhairav urn along with a funny terracotta Ganesh. premise: A great Bhairav urn and a comical terra-cotta Ganesh are noteworthy.
entailment
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hypothesis: It was easy to get a license as a medium. premise: As a card-carrying new medium ourselves, we sure as heck do.
neutral
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hypothesis: People I have talked to said it was boring and not at all suspenseful. premise: if you like thrillers anyway in fact people i've talked to said that they hadn't slept real good for a while afterwards so so
contradiction
68,745
hypothesis: Divisions existed between different factions and even involved the church. premise: The turbulence continued under the new republic continued to be turbulent, however, with bitter ideological divisions between parties and factions, involving the church as well.
entailment
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hypothesis: He might have been right, because of the fact that saving too much could hurt the economy. premise: Was Keynes also right when he warned against excessive saving?
neutral
295,529
hypothesis: During the 16th century, the emperor's statue was replaced with a statue of St. Peter. premise: St. Peter's statue on top replaced that of the emperor's in 1587.
entailment
95,509
hypothesis: Jon didn't think that his idea would be widely liked. premise: I have another idea but I think it will be unpopular," said Jon.
entailment
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hypothesis: Hundreds of monks lived at the abbey. premise: With its detailed carvings, the beautiful abbey was an important center of worship but continued to have royal connections because of the surrounding hunting grounds.
neutral
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hypothesis: Go from the church to a monastery called Convent of the Flagellation. premise: After leaving the church, rejoin the Via Doloroseand walk up the street to the Convent of the Flagellation, a Franciscan monastery.
entailment
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hypothesis: Palaces forbid letting virtual characters netizens create for themselves interact in a virtual environment. premise: Palaces let animated avatars--characters Netizens create for themselves--interact in a graphic environment.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Crime is a huge problem in this area. premise: and i still live in the same area it's it's built up somewhat and crime really hasn't been a problem it's been uh uh mostly outsiders coming in and you know robbing or breaking into automobiles and stealing uh
contradiction
118,640
hypothesis: Voters are completely convinced that the slogan is true. premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.
contradiction
120,474
hypothesis: The American architect I.M. couldn't have designed the pyramid as he was rather inept. premise: The main entrance is through an inverted glass pyramid designed by American architect I.M.
contradiction
365,525
hypothesis: GAO's human capital legislation is the most important issue because of this. premise: That is why GAO's human capital legislation is so important.
neutral
294,878
hypothesis: Monarchy rule. premise: Independence and Democratic Rule
contradiction
341,041
hypothesis: The surgery was done to fix internal bleeding. premise: Emergency surgery after wild brawl with Carolyn--say sources.
neutral
338,612
hypothesis: Gabor hated the revisions Lowe made premise: Babor supported Lowe's revision and suggested adding the word implementation to the recommendation.
contradiction
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hypothesis: My two children occupy most of my time, but I do like to do it when I find time. premise: now and i have two children also so that it keeps me very busy but i really enjoy it when i do do it when i get the chance you know it's really
entailment
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hypothesis: I know several people who are suffering from allergies so badly, that they have to take medication. premise: yes it is seems very high it hasn't bothered me but i know the people that have allergies it seems to be a pretty high
neutral
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hypothesis: Humans and rats are not the same. premise: Second, rats are not humans.
entailment
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hypothesis: He was stubborn about his opinions on the matter. premise: The most pervasive sign of Klein's brand of French post-structuralism, though, are his narrow ideas about pleasure and control.
neutral
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hypothesis: Kitchell had his reasons to squat in the bush this morning. premise: Kitchell's got some powerful reason for squattin' out in th' brush playin' cat-eyed with most of th' territory.
neutral
138,203
hypothesis: The shows are very interesting and have an element of surprise. premise: anyway it had a lot of things like that thing to make you keep watching just for the novelty and the surprise of it
neutral
296,272
hypothesis: Forbes has extensive political experience. premise: The first of these is political experience, of which Bush has little and Forbes has almost none.
contradiction
25,086
hypothesis: The report examines the product elimination part of the acquisition process. premise: This report looks at the core of the acquisition process, specifically product development and ways to successfully design and manufacture the product.
contradiction
369,444
hypothesis: Newt Gingrich said we shouldn't attack Iran. premise: Newt Gingrich said that if the evidence holds up, the United States should consider a military strike against Iran.
contradiction
90,608
hypothesis: Precious metals are priced based on their weight. premise: Precious metals are sold by weight, with very little added to the price for workmanship.
entailment
108,138
hypothesis: SCUBA gear in the Sinai is very expensive to rent. premise: In modern times the Sinai had become a backwater protected from the ravages of the modern world, and perhaps it would have remained one of the world's undiscovered spots if it hadn't been for one Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (SCU...
neutral
326,088
hypothesis: That certainly cannot happen at any time. premise: well that that certainly can happen now if you you say you're in communications uh what base of communications would you be most interested in getting in to
contradiction
150,206
hypothesis: Annuals will add color for the rest of the year. premise: some annuals for the rest of the year and some color
entailment
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hypothesis: Shuger isn't the only one who wants to see this law changed. premise: There is no reason to change the law, Shuger's evident wish to do so aside.
neutral
291,685
hypothesis: It's an awful hour ride. premise: uh that's still a good hour ride i guess
contradiction
269,860
hypothesis: We are very good at addressing all the problems. premise: If we focus on small problems that make headlines, we will ignore bigger problems that don't.
contradiction
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hypothesis: He was the captain of the cavalry. premise: He's good stuff, too served in the cavalry.... Kells studied the young man by the mule.
neutral
350,900
hypothesis: There are narrow, steep valleys located right here. premise: It is set on the ribbon-thin Water of Leith, whose narrow valley drops steeply here.
entailment
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hypothesis: There's been too much free time on people's hands. premise: yeah something to do extracurricular activity
neutral
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hypothesis: Avoid the crowds and stop for coffee. premise: Make a very early start to beat the crowds.
neutral
357,458
hypothesis: There are two art galleries but neither one has any 18th- or 19th- century art. premise: The three art galleries contain one of the most comprehensive collections of British and French 18th- and 19th-century art in the United States.
contradiction
114,880
hypothesis: Supplementary Stewardship Reporting 8/15/98 premise: Concepts for Reconciling Budgetary and Financial Accounting 9/30/97 8 -Supplementary Stewardship Reporting 9/30/97
contradiction
128,086
hypothesis: There is a live radio program called Hawaii Calls. premise: Spurred on by the Hawaii Calls live radio program broadcast weekly to the US, Canada, and Australia from Waikiki, millions fell under the spell of a new island paradise of surf and hula aimed at tourists.
entailment
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hypothesis: It was a warm night and felt humid. premise: and that night it got down to seventeen below and started snowing
contradiction
180,848
hypothesis: At times Roman and Moorish artifacts are found here. premise: Look out for Roman and Moorish relics, which are still sometimes discovered here.
entailment
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hypothesis: The technology staffs who attend the conference get together the day before to help the legal services program in NYC. premise: The technology staffs of all the programs attending the conference (including OPP staff) convene the day before the conference begins to lend technical expertise to the legal servi...
neutral
297,162
hypothesis: I wasn't aware at all. premise: I really didn't notice.
entailment
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hypothesis: The house began to crumble as the fire roared through it. premise: The green flames of the burning houses scorched the sky.
neutral
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hypothesis: Selecting a target audience may increase the cost that advertisers pay, but they don't have to pay for as many people premise: Targeting may increase what advertisers will spend per eyeball, but it also reduces the number of eyeballs they have to pay for.
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