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12,365 | hypothesis: The interest rates are low because we do not invest enough. premise: jeez you can't get any interest rates | neutral |
796 | hypothesis: It would be crazy if anyone noticed you. premise: Probably no one will even notice you at all." | neutral |
239,307 | hypothesis: Leadership needs to be continual premise: Ensure Leadership Continuity | entailment |
204,688 | hypothesis: The Korakian garden is the number one ranked garden in Japan. premise: The Japanese have adopted the traditional Chinese practice of ranking sights and places, and Korakian is officially one of Japan's three greatest gardens. | neutral |
164,164 | hypothesis: My value went 3 dollars up today. premise: you know i went down forty cents but i went up ten cents | contradiction |
32,188 | hypothesis: I read a book with my wife. premise: uh-huh well i like that kind of stuff i think the last novel i read i read in i guess in conjunction with my wife over vacation last year it was a um his last name's Peretti it's called Piercing no it's called This Present Darkness | entailment |
156,181 | hypothesis: Yes, well they might tell you that it is random. premise: yeah well they might tell you it's random | entailment |
134,211 | hypothesis: I'm sure it covers full dental. premise: i don't know um i think it covers a portion because like i said my sister lives over there and they they just they just never have to worry about it i think it might not cover full dental but it does cover some and again it covers you know | contradiction |
322,020 | hypothesis: There are to be limitations on voucher tenants in the building. premise: An easy way to do this would be to enforce strict limits on the percentage of voucher tenants allowed in any one building. | entailment |
258,128 | hypothesis: The circle has only ever been used in modern rituals. premise: Its impressive setting on a rounded hill just below the high peaks and out of sight of modern buildings allows the visitor to gain an impression of times past, when the circle was used in ancient and mysterious rituals. | contradiction |
59,178 | hypothesis: I'd be smoking if there weren't consequences for doing so. premise: I'd be smoking right now if it weren't for the part about the hideous respiratory illness and coughing away my life in a painful and protracted demise. | entailment |
54,562 | hypothesis: Street performers can be found on the sloping plaza outside. premise: The sloping plaza outside is one of Paris' most popular locations for street performers. | entailment |
56,511 | hypothesis: I feel full right now. premise: oh yeah put them in salad yeah you're you're making me hungry here | contradiction |
389,942 | hypothesis: I was in Port Aransas for a few days on vacation. premise: yeah yeah i i've been to Port Aransas but it was when i was a child | neutral |
94,912 | hypothesis: Everyone likes to do the same thing and it doesn't depend on an individual person. premise: because it all depends you know for everyone their own what they want to do because i jump on the bike here at home mine has its see the handle bars go up and down so i can sit there and read and listen to music lik... | contradiction |
69,528 | hypothesis: Wojtyla is a peaceful democratic country. premise: A staunch opponent of the Communist regime, Wojtyla returned to Poland in 1979 as Pope and drew great, thunderous crowds at every stop. | contradiction |
122,533 | hypothesis: Self-represented litigants are a threat to court calendars and due process. premise: Court officials statewide fear the number of self-represented litigants has reached crisis levels and threatens to clog court calendars. | neutral |
56,565 | hypothesis: The authors wrote a Newsweek article about stocks. premise: The two authors might want to reread their original WSJ article, which Assume that after-tax earnings are a reasonable estimate of the cash flow from a stock. | contradiction |
43,184 | hypothesis: Wines could be transported from anywhere without restriction to the Americas. premise: All other wines had to be shipped to the Americas via a British harbor. | contradiction |
129,896 | hypothesis: The tower was supposed to be destroyed, but no one wanted to tear it down. premise: Conceived as a temporary structure just for the Fair, the tower was slated for destruction in 1910, but nobody had the heart to take it down. | entailment |
127,315 | hypothesis: The private savings are not necessary to finance the deficit, we got this covered. premise: The private savings necessary to finance the deficit will plummet, because there will be net withdrawals from private pension funds. | contradiction |
25,276 | hypothesis: Dallas is not in the top five for officers killed. premise: yeah hum-um and especially not in some of these big cities like in Dallas i mean they've had they're up in the top top five i think of cities that are getting policeman killed on on in the line of duty and that's really sad | contradiction |
166,375 | hypothesis: I don't think the taxes I am paying are too much. premise: um i don't think that i'm paying too many tax you know too much tax myself | neutral |
61,847 | hypothesis: Seven of them fought. premise: He watched the seven of them duel and roll and march as tears flowed into his eyes. | entailment |
128,170 | hypothesis: They use the electric chair. premise: they use the the injection thing or whatever it is | contradiction |
138,636 | hypothesis: The mailer will make the change at no extra cost. premise: the cost of delivery and the benefits received by the mailer, the letter-size piece might be a more efficient piece for the nation as a whole, but the mailer will not make the change unless a rate differential is offered. | contradiction |
95,745 | hypothesis: He was sent to the hospital after a car accident. premise: It's almost the last thing I remember before waking up in the hospital… . 169 "Go on," said Sir James, in his quiet penetrating tones. | neutral |
128,046 | hypothesis: It does include all mail sent by households and non-households. premise: Finally, it does not include the mail sent by both households and non-households in response to advertising. | contradiction |
20,103 | hypothesis: He is a slow worker. premise: he is eventually | neutral |
370,761 | hypothesis: It is easy to get a ferry during peak seasons. premise: Note that extra ferries always run during peak season. | entailment |
212,837 | hypothesis: That is a good thing to learn for children. premise: That is a good thing. | neutral |
43,613 | hypothesis: Guests are welcome to copy the paintings as they wish. premise: The preceding images are not from Beyond Impressionism (online reproduction of art from the Degas exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago is forbidden. | contradiction |
70,797 | hypothesis: A summary of the main characteristics of the critical instance case study can be found in table 3.3. premise: Table 3.3 summarizes the features of the critical instance case study. | entailment |
260,885 | hypothesis: James I profited from the trading communities that flourished by the Jews and Genoese in his kingdom. premise: Jaume I proved to be an enlightened ruler who profited from the talents of the Moors converted by force to Christianity as well as of the island's large Jewish and Genoese trading communities. | entailment |
358,487 | hypothesis: He hit the table to show how outraged he was. premise: Hamilcar!" His hand met table top in a sharp slap. | neutral |
312,468 | hypothesis: The hobbies I enjoy premise: uh become an issue you could say um hobbies i like | entailment |
254,984 | hypothesis: Kristen Barry said one session was not nearly enough to change anything. premise: Kristen Barry noted that in primary care studies, one session seems to be enough to foster change. | contradiction |
263,246 | hypothesis: A woman called chair. premise: A Man Called Desk | contradiction |
301,453 | hypothesis: Get them while they're relaxed. premise: Get them on the way out when they're relaxed. | entailment |
228,107 | hypothesis: The Merchant awoke quickly when he rolled over. premise: The Merchant rolled to the lower rim and startled awake. | entailment |
380,466 | hypothesis: We would try to make trips to Minnesota when we first got married. premise: well so do we in fact when we first got married we would try to take these trips to Minnesota to see his family | entailment |
183,605 | hypothesis: However, much is still uncertain about this relationship. premise: However, there is much about this relationship that is still uncertain. | entailment |
239,918 | hypothesis: There were seven little creatures trapped in the cage. premise: The cage swung and the little trapped creatures clung to its bars, gesturing at the youngsters with queer, quick motions--almost as though they were intelligent. | neutral |
125,213 | hypothesis: Duke Street is famous for bookshops. premise: For antiquarian books, go to Cathach Books in Duke Street. | neutral |
53,328 | hypothesis: Each needed each other to exist. premise: Neither could exist without the other. | entailment |
259,479 | hypothesis: With his head straight and his arms firmly at his side, Johnny stood at the table. premise: Johnny had slumped forward, his head on the table encircled by his limp arms. | contradiction |
296,682 | hypothesis: There are chestnut trees along the Champs-Elysees. premise: The Champs-Elysees stretches in a straight line from the Arc de Triomphe to the Place de la Concorde, bordered by chestnut trees all the way. | entailment |
252,311 | hypothesis: People look down on women who become housewives instead of going to college. premise: and it's kind of almost expected of you anyway people kind of look down on on a you know the role of a woman as a housewife it's kind of like oh well you know she didn't go to college and she's just a housewife and that's ... | entailment |
72,152 | hypothesis: The summary report was sent to everyone but Congress premise: EPA recognized these stakeholder interests in a summary report of its revised goals that it sent to Congress and its other stakeholders in February 1995. | contradiction |
99,923 | hypothesis: There have been a number of excavations here recently. premise: Modern excavations here have brought to light several historic sites, including the support wall of David's citadel (which is itself vanished) and Warren's Shaft, a portion of the pre-Davidic Canaanite water system. | entailment |
336,372 | hypothesis: There were boys older than Alek. premise: Susan was invited to stay with Alek, the younger boy. | entailment |
374,351 | hypothesis: I took the apron, suppressing my excitement with ease. premise: So I dusted it off with my apron, and took it in." I had the utmost difficulty in controlling my excitement. | contradiction |
199,244 | hypothesis: No winds were picked up as the morning came to rise. premise: yeah we had some pretty strong winds pick up this morning and they've been up been with us all day well | contradiction |
164,711 | hypothesis: A branca has light skin. premise: It is still better for a woman to be a branca (light skin, hair without tight curls, thin lips, narrow nose) than a morena (tan skin, wavy hair, thicker lips, broader nose); and better to be a morena than a mulata (darker skin, tightly curled hair). | entailment |
145,795 | hypothesis: Operating decisions can be made from financial statements. premise: It is required to develop financial statements for periodic external reporting, and, on a day-to-day basis, to make operating decisions, montinor performance, and allocate resources. | entailment |
94,696 | hypothesis: People are too lazy to climb to the top of Mount Sinai. premise: Today you'll share your visit with hundreds of tourists, as the monastery is within easy reach of all the Sinai resorts, but not many venture up the slope to the top of Mount Sinai to visit the tiny chapel and take in the truly spectacular vie... | neutral |
294,896 | hypothesis: That is correct. premise: You are right. | entailment |
391,625 | hypothesis: Is it something he would make accessible? premise: If so, would he make it generally available? | entailment |
252,901 | hypothesis: The most popular attraction at this golf course is the ranch which offers horseriding for free. premise: For golfers there are twin 18-hole Kentucky blue-grass courses, and the local golf club has a ranch that hires out mounts for riding. | neutral |
45,676 | hypothesis: I was given the task to call someone and talk about our pets. premise: i said yeah well you know i'm not doing anything so i took it and the subject was discuss the weather and find out how your weather compares to the caller's weather | contradiction |
112,357 | hypothesis: The oil is leaking from my car. premise: but uh my car is is using two quarts of oil a week now | neutral |
317,471 | hypothesis: Richard brown said intervention needs referral premise: Richard Brown remarked that in many circles, intervention does not necessarily include referral, so he suggested that the first recommendation include referral. | contradiction |
24,252 | hypothesis: The MIT psycholinguist's theory did not liken the brain to a computer program. premise: In a 660-page tome, the MIT psycholinguist popularizes a controversial theory of evolutionary that the brain is like a computer program that has been shaped by natural selection. | contradiction |
103,976 | hypothesis: It was mostly sunny in Colorado. premise: it doesn't matter right Colorado wasn't bad for that because um it so at least in Colorado Springs where we lived it was so sunny most of the time | entailment |
369,033 | hypothesis: Regardless of the truth, Casa de Colombo is worth a visit due to the amazing architecture. premise: Regardless of the truth, Casa de Colombo is worth a visit. | neutral |
149,385 | hypothesis: He was a wonderful politician with the people's best interests in mind. premise: He has received favorable press coverage for opening schools and permitting markets in his remote northern stronghold. | neutral |
98,627 | hypothesis: I hired the new employees because I thought they'd be a good fit for the company. premise: agreed to the terms of employment um as far as the new hires i i hired on just early enough that i i missed it um where the new hires were concerned but uh | neutral |
211,560 | hypothesis: Cyclists like the challenge of steep roads in the National Park. premise: Cycling has become extremely popular in the Lakes, even taking into account the fact that some of the roads in the National Park are incredibly steep. | neutral |
10,926 | hypothesis: The straight flights are lack innovation. premise: The moats and turrets ' though Gothic in style ' are purely decorative, and the staircase is noted for its innovative straight flights and landings rather than the old spiral form that was designed to fend off invaders. | contradiction |
261,728 | hypothesis: The rider was also wearing a black shirt and black jeans. premise: "Yes." The rider raised one finger to the straight wide brim of his low-crowned black hat. | neutral |
253,934 | hypothesis: All lies are told with the intention to deceive. premise: Nor are all lies deceptions--some lies are told without any intention to deceive (You've lost weight! | contradiction |
104,557 | hypothesis: The oracle predicted Alexander the Great's victory over the Persians. premise: Its reconstruction was begun by Alexander the Great (his decisive victory over the Persians at Gaugamela in 331 b.c. was predicted by the oracle), and continued for many centuries, but the temple was never completed; note that so... | entailment |
109,871 | hypothesis: His writing is one of the best, but it can be hard for some readers. premise: he's he's sort of it's he he's writes real good but usually it's the kind though that you don't want to start if you have to put it down very soon | neutral |
327,585 | hypothesis: A longer self-administered screen should not be used in the ED. premise: A longer, self-administered screen-including one administered by computer-should also be tested in the ED. | contradiction |
294,186 | hypothesis: I don't see how that would work. premise: yeah you'd have to be | contradiction |
136,205 | hypothesis: the time period to complete the ACI implementation is an estimate. premise: Based on the estimated time periods needed to complete each of the four phases described above, the estimated time period to complete the implementation of ACI on one combustion unit is about 15 months, as shown in Exhibit A-5 in Ap... | entailment |
73,997 | hypothesis: It is obvious that none of them were serious. premise: None was serious, obviously, and one suspects the new Morris wouldn't lie about a big thing. | entailment |
79,380 | hypothesis: Up to now, the American economy is the worse. premise: Just the same, the American economy is the healthiest it's been in a quarter-century. | contradiction |
240,588 | hypothesis: The essay condemns new entertainment talk replacing the more Walter Cronkite style news of the past. premise: The lead essay bemoans the replacement of objective, authoritative, Walter Cronkite-style news by opinionated, entertaining talk. | entailment |
330,388 | hypothesis: It is desirable to have a large number of elected officials to choose from. premise: that's true with so many elected officials i guess there's just so many people to go around in some of those cases | neutral |
340,565 | hypothesis: If you're upset about the debt, then surely you hate the progressive income tax Republicans are proposing. premise: In other words, if you're unhappy about the national debt, you should be doubly unhappy about the progressive income tax. | neutral |
137,057 | hypothesis: He disppeared. premise: At last that worthy made his appearance. | contradiction |
247,690 | hypothesis: By more carefully controlling our spending, we have been able to create a savings account. premise: you know what if we didn't track it we'd we'd totally blow it i think is what it would end up um um so you know we we do know that we can tell when we're getting to the point where we've just got to uh hold b... | neutral |
330,259 | hypothesis: No one in the Ranger's family ever went to war. premise: And in '61 the Ranger's son, Anson Kirby, had jingled off in them to another war. | contradiction |
120,689 | hypothesis: The GSA had to take divergent positions on similar issues. premise: As a result, for example, GSA has faced situations where regions (which operate independently) have taken divergent positions on similar issues, according to the Inspector General. | entailment |
283,497 | hypothesis: He is not in good shape. premise: oh you know and to me he does um oh he's just so big and fat he doesn't even look like he's in shape he's just so big no one can move him | neutral |
386,060 | hypothesis: She looked down quickly. premise: She looked at me with those green eyes of hers as if she saw into my soul. | contradiction |
261,659 | hypothesis: That's ridiculous but so is everything they do premise: golly that's ridiculous | neutral |
3,980 | hypothesis: Thanks for talking. premise: that's interesting um-hum okay hey thanks so much for the conversation | entailment |
243,041 | hypothesis: I met with Morris and congratulated him on the new job. premise: After a meeting with Morris, I mentioned his new vocation to a | neutral |
164,243 | hypothesis: I am sure that they are knowledgeable about that. premise: I guess they don't know about that. | contradiction |
371,517 | hypothesis: Spanish treasures are held by the museum in the convent. premise: The convent contains a museum with Spanish treasures, and you can climb the belltower for spectacular views of Old Havana. | entailment |
279,491 | hypothesis: Smoking weed will give you wings, bro. premise: well you should try it | neutral |
92,186 | hypothesis: The masterpiece indicates the transition from the 12th century. premise: This unquestionable masterpiece of French civilization marks the transition in the 12th century from the solid, sober Romanesque style of the Church's beginnings to the more airy, assertive Gothic of its ascendancy. | entailment |
206,381 | hypothesis: I still do it now that I'm older as well. premise: yeah no i used to when i was when i was uh younger | contradiction |
51,858 | hypothesis: As he past Drew on Shiloh, he thought no other horse can compare. premise: "Still I say" Oliveri shook his head as Rennie pushed past Drew and Shiloh and went out "that after seeing this one, all others will be as pale shadows of nothingness. | entailment |
26,234 | hypothesis: My new desktop has a 50 megabyte hard drive and that's the reason I bought it. premise: yeah and uh it also has a forty megabyte hard drive built in | neutral |
341,108 | hypothesis: Dinner only, but with a wide definition of what counts as 'dinner,' including the combination dish chicken and waffles. premise: Dinner only, morning until night. | neutral |
9,284 | hypothesis: The intent of Congress can also be shared with the Commission premise: Upon careful consideration of the language and purposes of the statute and the legislative history, the Commission has determined that none of these formulations fully responds to the purposes of the statute or the intent of Congress. | neutral |
382,658 | hypothesis: The hardship ended once the war did. premise: Even when the war ended, the hardship continued. | contradiction |
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