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hypothesis: No one signed up to join the team. premise: A list of key project team members showing their
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155,032
hypothesis: Somebody suspects that the letter was written by Styles. premise: How do you know that letter came from Styles?
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147,800
hypothesis: The Tallahasseean admitted they were not perfect. premise: I'm no saint, the 80-year-old Tallahasseean said.
entailment
282,782
hypothesis: Le Corbusier was invited by the Indian government to the Himalayas. premise: It's well worth visiting this city, which was planned in 1950 by Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, invited by the Indian government to create a new city for the post-Partition Punjab on a windy plain at the foot of the Himalayas...
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83,675
hypothesis: Steps have to be taken to improve the Federal Governments management and performance. premise: General Accounting Office, Managing for Next Steps to Improve the Federal Government's Management and Performance, GAO-02-439T (Washington, D.C.: Feb. 15, 2002).
entailment
44,871
hypothesis: Economics is one of the issues that makes the role necessary. premise: This role is mandated by history (it's a natural extension of the melting-pot tradition), economics (America stands to gain most from globalization), and necessity (no one else can).
entailment
167,867
hypothesis: There are more Monet and Gauguin paintings in the Musee Marmottan than anywhere else in the world. premise: The Musee Marmottan (2 Rue Louis-Boilly) is devoted mainly to Impres?­?­sion?­ist paintings, with key works by Monet, Pissarro, Gauguin, and Sisley.
neutral
20,446
hypothesis: The inner sanctuary hall is a truly suffocating space in Ottoman Turkish style. premise: The inner sanctuary hall is a truly monumental space in Ottoman Turkish style, capped with a series of beautifully painted domes.
contradiction
317,608
hypothesis: Mainframe security is a very high profile operation. premise: To do so, they had responded to these risks by reorienting their security programs from relatively low-profile operations focused primarily on mainframe security to visible, integral components of their organizations' business operations.
contradiction
257,214
hypothesis: It is confused with John Erickson. premise: Ef it ain't John Ericson!
neutral
323,652
hypothesis: No, it did not happen, for sure. premise: No, indeed.
neutral
354,718
hypothesis: The little fellow asked for $50 for his Mother. premise: The little fellow asked nothing for himself, only that Santa send his mother $100.
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236,221
hypothesis: Only one, replied Tommy. premise: Several, replied Tommy.
contradiction
285,622
hypothesis: The house's main attraction is the fancifully decorated rooms, but the audio guides talk mainly of the history of the rooms. premise: Visitors can tour the house with a tape-recorded narrative that gives detailed information about each room.
neutral
158,708
hypothesis: They found homes in sicily. premise: Garibaldi's Expedition of 1,000 to Sicily/Naples
neutral
148,426
hypothesis: I like college basketball and pro football but not pro basketball. premise: not a lot uh i i don't really care for pro basketball i like college basketball and pro football
entailment
212,324
hypothesis: The Jews were taken captive after losing a war against the Babylonians. premise: The Babylonians destroyed Solomon's Temple in 587 b.c. and led the Jews into captivity.
neutral
18,873
hypothesis: We will definitely need help every evening. premise: We could use their assistance should it be needed.
contradiction
92,949
hypothesis: Easter and the Totem traces back to Totem Lesson 1 of 10 years before. premise: Easter and the Totem(1953) collapses back to Totem Lesson 1 (1944).
entailment
156,907
hypothesis: It is hard to know who is responsible for the change. premise: i guess you just have to wonder is it up to the is it you know who whose supposed to make the change the the state the government the federal government you know where's the money supposed to come from is it
entailment
168,121
hypothesis: Teachers are being overwhelmed by students playing pranks with smartphones. premise: and don't learn anything it's just a real i have a real problem with the whole system they need to put some sternness back into the into the teachers and let them be able to uh get the old whip out and get some discipline
neutral
55,221
hypothesis: From the crowd, hoots of disapproval. premise: Hoots of approval rose up from the crowd.
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28,575
hypothesis: We have a camper as well. premise: oh uh-huh that's what we have too yeah that's what ours is
neutral
384,932
hypothesis: The third group (barukumin) are village dwellers. premise: A third group, not of different ethnic origin from the Japanese mainstream but unquestionably inferior in status, are the burakumin ( village dwellers, a euphemism for their old caste name meaning much filth which was officially abolished at the ...
entailment
264,266
hypothesis: There is a pretense that this is about tourism premise: There is no pretense that this is about tourism or about a nice night out or this is entertainment.
contradiction
312,257
hypothesis: The circuses drew more people than Greek tragedies. premise: In Roman times, some 7,000 spectators would gather here to watch a circus, Greek tragedy, Latin comedy, or lottery draw.
neutral
228,174
hypothesis: The CEO half-whispered something to the manager. premise: This is good, right?' The manager half-whispered to the CEO, as he always did on his very bad days.
contradiction
41,582
hypothesis: This Barbie has long brown hair. premise: She's the most sophisticated Barbie ever, a perfect model of Ralph Lauren style, with long brown hair, a crested navy blazer, navy knit turtleneck bodysuit, grey flannel pleat-front pants and lined camel-hair overcoat--plus the perfect accessories.
entailment
303,493
hypothesis: It seems you've left premise: It seems you've already departed.
entailment
37,715
hypothesis: My kid hates it and we do it during July. premise: uh-huh uh-huh it is my children really enjoys it they really do but by the time we really get a chance to it's July you know and it's so hot
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189,611
hypothesis: The new procedures also have other features not known to the general public. premise: Additionally, new compliance monitoring procedures, which use outside auditors to monitor grantee compliance with regulations and to perform comprehensive yearly oversight of grantee activities, were formulated.
neutral
293,913
hypothesis: It's better for the veep, Gov, said the article. premise: Even better for the veep, Gov.
neutral
250,511
hypothesis: I would like to know more. premise: I want to know more about this.
entailment
314,722
hypothesis: He always held audience by himself, preferring the shadow of night to do so. premise: He held audience, surrounded by nobles, at midday, while common petitioners attended in the courtyard below.
contradiction
236,832
hypothesis: Buses or railway lines can be be used to reach it. premise: It can be reached by bus, suburban railway line, or cable car (teleferico).
entailment
92,249
hypothesis: He felt disgust as he threw it towards the corner. premise: He took it off and hurled it into a corner disgustedly.
entailment
228,854
hypothesis: He was a young general. premise: He was quite a young general!"
entailment
30,176
hypothesis: Do you remember what happened that night? premise: Do you remember?
neutral
319,401
hypothesis: Safed's appeal comes from its modern shops and high-tech public transportation. premise: What makes Safed special, however, is being able to simply enjoy strolling the ancient, narrow cobbled alleyways.
contradiction
144,774
hypothesis: The California Dept. of Aging has an employee with the name Chisorom. premise: Chisorom Okwuosa, legal services developer for the California Department of Aging, said state officials supported the hotline's grant application.
entailment
324,425
hypothesis: The bread is different, with a harder crust that I prefer. premise: yeah that's it's a different kind of bread and it's somewhat of a harder crust it's not the soft
neutral
104,515
hypothesis: I agree with your point on that issue. premise: i agree there
neutral
297,117
hypothesis: A lot of elected officials are not aware of the issue. premise: It's pretty amazing how many elected officials aren't even aware of this issue, said Terry Nelson, vice president of the Manufactured Home Owners Association of America.
entailment
87,884
hypothesis: His guy knows exactly what is on the tapes. premise: He says his guy briefed them for these reports, and the crux of the reports was what was supposedly on these tapes.
neutral
80,992
hypothesis: If you don't find the same thing more cheaply, look somewhere else. premise: Look elsewhere, and if you don't find the same thing more cheaply, you can always come back later.
entailment
349,054
hypothesis: People started moving in and building houses. premise: The famous tenements (or lands ) began to be built.
neutral
325,085
hypothesis: Your eyes are blood-shot due to lack of sleep. premise: A day, when you look in the mirror and realize that you're not sure you know the person staring impudently back at you with blood-shot eyes.
neutral
192,026
hypothesis: Even if the system could be radically restructured, very little choice would nonetheless remain. premise: i mean it seems to me one might have choices if one radically restructured the system but that's not really a possibility at this point it has it's own inertia and
contradiction
167,501
hypothesis: I have to go. premise: for cats anyway you know well listen it's been a pleasure talking to you
neutral
23,626
hypothesis: Unfortunately, only three people wanted to be his friends premise: He was probably lucky to have even three friends.
neutral
238,102
hypothesis: I find it really soothing to listen to when I'm around. premise: oh yeah i i just leave it when i'm home during the day i just leave it on just to listen to it
neutral
100,037
hypothesis: Some groups were not as vigilant as they should have been. premise: All of the organizations monitored compliance with organizational policies to some extent.
neutral
352,218
hypothesis: We're not in the north, we're in the south. premise: well not where i am not we're we're in far north we're i mean we're
contradiction
387,225
hypothesis: Everyone argues about if Gates is really technologically savvy. premise: No one argues anymore over whether Gates is really a techie or worries about Jeff Bezos' literary taste.
contradiction
57,925
hypothesis: It really was. premise: It truly was.
entailment
55,822
hypothesis: The prices and quality are higher premise: The prices have certainly risen, but so has the benchmark of quality.
entailment
322,025
hypothesis: The financial reports comprise of more than just the financial statements. premise: The basic financial statements in financial reports prepared pursuant to the Chief Financial Officers Act, as amended, are called the principal financial statements.
neutral
342,193
hypothesis: Poirot said" When was that?" premise: Ah, why indeed? said Poirot, calming down.
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58,912
hypothesis: Manuscript collections were never donated. premise: dDuring the fiscal year, three complete collections of manuscripts and historical papers with an estimated value of $17 million were donated to the
contradiction
122,803
hypothesis: I would recommend using one gallon shrubs as opposed to the larger ones. premise: but for uh just shrubs say five gallon or one gallon shrubs any time of the year is fine
neutral
86,879
hypothesis: The submarine was build in 1888 by Isaac Peral. premise: The big, grey, cigar-shaped object you'll see on view here is a submarine, built by the local inventor Isaac Peral and launched in 1888, ten years too late to make a world record.
entailment
245,210
hypothesis: The horse knew the routine it needed to follow. premise: The gray horse had done it before.
neutral
75,181
hypothesis: That's not true. premise: That's so, admitted Julius.
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61,558
hypothesis: All employees are free to express their most explicit thoughts in the office. premise: Or just parts of it--the hostile work environment clause, say, or the gender-biased evidentiary rules?
contradiction
94,989
hypothesis: Perkins' note appeared to imply that a Bush donation would enhance readers' relationship to the publication, because he used a pun on Red Herring's name. premise: Using a pun on Red Herring 's name, Perkins' note appeared to imply that a Bush donation would enhance readers' relationship to the publication.
entailment
252,964
hypothesis: None of the top firms do pro bono work. premise: As many firms have shown by their ranking at the top of the American Lawyer survey in both profits and pro bono, it is possible to do well and do good at the same time.
contradiction
115,231
hypothesis: Somebody got it from him. premise: Nobody's got it straight outta him yet.
contradiction
246,858
hypothesis: The CEO had been advised the canvas totes were out of style this year, but chose not to listen. premise: The company's CEO despaired to USA Today that he couldn't purchase enough of them to meet demand, but that he was swimming in $25 canvas Christmas totes.
neutral
147,918
hypothesis: The Final Rule was published in July. premise: the supplementary information provided when the Final Rule was published in the Federal Register on October 17, 1996.
contradiction
76,180
hypothesis: Battered women have formed active advocacy groups. premise: A coalition of battered women's advocacy groups recasts Feb. 14 as Vagina Day.
entailment
266,881
hypothesis: Adrin was wearing a disguise to hide his identity. premise: Adrin's appearance had changed.
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339,284
hypothesis: I expected what happened to happen. premise: I was not surprised.
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191,544
hypothesis: I don't mean I wouldn't stay. premise: i i mean i wouldn't stay in the um
contradiction
147,514
hypothesis: During the spring is the worst time to begin. premise: yeah nice way to start off the spring
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173,834
hypothesis: Pointcasr puts information you pick on a screensaver. premise: Slate is already part of PointCast, which puts information you select on your screensaver.
entailment
292,003
hypothesis: The Department of Health and Human Services provides no benefit to Americans. premise: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is the U.S. government's principal agency for protecting the health of all Americans and providing essential human services.
contradiction
140,676
hypothesis: The secret map is the furthest away from home. premise: uh the farthest away from home
neutral
14,069
hypothesis: I do not work in the dispensary as I am a nurse. premise: But I'm not a nurse, thank heaven, I work in the dispensary."
contradiction
299,896
hypothesis: Jury duty is an example of where they can use it for that purpose. premise: jury duty or or things that they've heard that says you know well they use this registration for this purpose or that so they just don't bother
entailment
262,571
hypothesis: The emperor has a crown on his head. premise: Why did our emperor get up so early,and why is he sitting enthroned at the city's main gate,in state, wearing the crown?
entailment
107,612
hypothesis: He's wearing a suit. premise: He's a hippie in a suit.
entailment
69,249
hypothesis: Off Quaaludes. premise: On Quaaludes.
contradiction
104,562
hypothesis: Someone on the inside is leaking info for money. premise: She's radioactive because of the Drudge Report . The cover package also wonders who's leaking information to the press.
neutral
50,228
hypothesis: They get turned on by watching others in pain. premise: They got aroused to see someone like me torment and beat someone like her.
entailment
197,811
hypothesis: The region is known for their baboons and howler monkeys. premise: The region is famous for its white horses, which you can hire to ride along the sandflats; for the black bulls that race through the streets of Provencal towns to the bullfight; and for the wild duck, herons, and pink flamingos that gather h...
contradiction
90,739
hypothesis: For your lazy sleep time. premise: for your exercising
contradiction
326,337
hypothesis: The buildings are usually made from concrete. premise: Despite this, in many ways Kyoto is a surprisingly typical modern Japanese city, with the usual nondescript concrete buildings along with the remarkable pockets of culture and beauty.
entailment
80,483
hypothesis: There are some folks who want to march up Jenkin's Hill one last time with battle flags in hand. premise: Some people want to pick up that very tattered battle flag, put on their brightest red coats, form into straight lines and march one more time up Jenkin's Hill.
entailment
42,670
hypothesis: I inquired. premise: I asked."
entailment
201,399
hypothesis: Most lived in Israel for generations and very few arrived from elsewhere. premise: Some have lived in Israel for generations, but most have arrived (or are descended from those who arrived) from every part of the world since the modern Zionist movement began in the late 19th century.
contradiction
116,192
hypothesis: And we were running very late. premise: It was now ten past.
neutral
390,672
hypothesis: There are many small villages along the road. premise: The narrow coastal road continues another 22 km (19 miles) weaving through a moody landscape of barren mountains to Carboneras.
neutral
177,969
hypothesis: Some adults hesitate to give water from the drinking fountain to their child. premise: Today, some wary adults are reluctant to lift a thirsty tot to a playground drinking fountain, lest they be viewed with alarm.
entailment
140,404
hypothesis: The Suntory Museum is located in the middle of other shops and restaurants. premise: The aquarium is set in a large complex of unusual shops and restaurants that also contains the Suntory Museum.
entailment
59,114
hypothesis: The key fit the lock perfectly. premise: The key was in the lock.
neutral
268,941
hypothesis: Kramenin knew all about the run and refused to hear any more. premise: What run? demanded Kramenin, with a stare.
contradiction
81,813
hypothesis: "When the act was performed, he was on narcotics." premise: that doesn't make any right right and so he was under the influence of narcotics at that time when when the act was was performed but he knows he's going to go back and do the same thing over again you know when he's straight so so-called so people...
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243,726
hypothesis: Agra is so popular because it's hundreds year old history is interesting. premise: Location of the Taj Mahal, Agra is the most popular sight in India.
neutral
266,171
hypothesis: At 1,250 km from snout to tail it is certainly long and it is among the longest in the world. premise: Long it certainly is, at 1,250 km (776 miles) from snout to tail.
neutral
243,948
hypothesis: Attachment A is the copy of the conference agenda in this Report. premise: A copy of the conference agenda is included with this Report as Attachment A.
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