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345,615 | hypothesis: Iwasaki was pleased with the outcome. premise: Iwasaki said, [I judged the transition] better than I could have hoped for. | neutral |
146,248 | hypothesis: He felt like a burden was being lifted. premise: He just heaved a sigh of relief when the war took me off. | entailment |
198,931 | hypothesis: There were very few assumptions made at all during the advanced scenario. premise: Hence, it appears that the assumptions driving the advanced scenario are aggressive. | contradiction |
388,141 | hypothesis: It was not subjected to a review to see if it met requirements. premise: It was reviewed by OMB and approved as meeting the requirements of the Order. | contradiction |
155,956 | hypothesis: Money can still be made collecting and processing the crop. premise: Collecting and processing the crop is still a profitable industry. | entailment |
335,168 | hypothesis: Sometimes they appear on camera to talk about their husbands and wives. premise: and and i and i understand the way they feel about their husbands and wives being over there and all that but to get on camera and just oh this is so terrible i just i don't what we're going to do well i'm thinking to myself | entailment |
39,400 | hypothesis: The Nile dams were incredibly destructive. premise: It was refurbished in the Victorian era but rendered useless by succeeding Nile dams. | neutral |
157,423 | hypothesis: Vrenna knelt down to her precious dog Susan because she knew she was dying. premise: The woman, Vrenna, knelt down to Susan and their eyes met. | neutral |
274,630 | hypothesis: I view them daily, but I didn't tape this week due to vacation so I only have old tapes. premise: do you like them i watch them every day i tape them well not this week because it's uh they're on vacation so it's just old tapes but | entailment |
64,521 | hypothesis: Kindness has never had any form of return on investment. premise: Kindness can pay off. | contradiction |
54,388 | hypothesis: It's possible to measure it, with certain instruments. premise: It can be measured. | neutral |
340,055 | hypothesis: The agency only chose well-behaved kids. premise: The agency can't really ensure their client's behavior, but you would know that it had done its very best to choose only well-behaved children. | entailment |
388,364 | hypothesis: Liquor used to be banned from television commercials. premise: The Seagram Co. expanded plans to advertise liquor on television, defying President Clinton's plea to honor the half-century-old voluntary ban. | entailment |
295,402 | hypothesis: Monet fought against the German advance. premise: During World War I, as he conveyed vegetables to the troops quartered nearby and refused to leave Giverny as the German line advanced, Monet's panels took on some of the dark mood of war. | neutral |
93,426 | hypothesis: I wonder what you do during your time off. premise: yeah well gee well that sounds neat and you do that like like almost every day or what about weekends | neutral |
202,147 | hypothesis: Deflation was not mentioned during the modern era. premise: In modern times, of course, it would, on the contrary, seem irresponsible to advocate deflation in the name of a historical monetary benchmark (though Hong Kong is currently following a de facto policy of deflation in order to defend the fixed exc... | contradiction |
327,339 | hypothesis: Although it doesn't rain every day, it is very wet during the summer months. premise: From mid-June to September, wet means monsoon-wet, not all day every day, but torrential rains occur often enough to make travel uncertain and the mosquitoes and other bugs a real nuisance. | entailment |
18,595 | hypothesis: Sometimes three strikes is not enough to keep someone in jail for long. premise: you know and uh i'm not saying that they're all good either because there's good and bad in everything but they they're already uh have strikes three strikes against them when they're out there | neutral |
324,982 | hypothesis: It took five years to complete the construction of the Courthouse. premise: One of the oldest buildings, the Courthouse, was built in the 15th century. | neutral |
79,314 | hypothesis: They were so happy to have won. premise: oh certainly there's a message there even if they lose | contradiction |
274,216 | hypothesis: Hoffa did not ask Carey to step down. premise: Carey's chief rival, James Hoffa the younger, demanded that he step down. | contradiction |
23,404 | hypothesis: "Every one has parts of you, your secret name and location." The long conversation became more chilling. premise: They have your name--everyone has your secret name here--and parts of you." The conversation was suddenly less pleasant. | neutral |
33,966 | hypothesis: No new statements can update the Codification. premise: As new statements and interpretations are adopted, the Codification will be updated. | contradiction |
245,224 | hypothesis: The Hollywood counterculture may have revolved around this strip once, but it has moved on to another part of town. premise: This strip was once the epicenter of hip Hollywood counterculture, but in recent years has become more of a strolling street for young tourists from around the world. | neutral |
174,248 | hypothesis: Poirot kept standing in one spot. premise: Poirot stepped forward briskly. | contradiction |
350,996 | hypothesis: Every community has its own patron saint, and they keep the statue in the church. premise: Each community celebrates its own Saint's Day, or panagiraie, when the sacred statue is paraded through the streets. | neutral |
103,549 | hypothesis: Do the two of you comprehend? premise: Do you both understand? Drew nodded. | entailment |
43,339 | hypothesis: None live in Gloucester. premise: Each lives in Gloucester. | contradiction |
317,079 | hypothesis: Ticket prices have been going up for the past two years. premise: uh you got me i you know i think that there's coming to a point real soon when ticket prices are going to be to the point where the average fan can't go and once you do that you lose everything i mean | neutral |
75,005 | hypothesis: Rosenberg thinks that people who approach us lack the proper understanding of communications from the court. premise: Many of those who come to us do not understand the implications of communications from the court, said Rosenberg. | entailment |
233,891 | hypothesis: Harris received too many bids to even manage. premise: By late Monday, Harris had only a handful of bids, and only one was verified as legitimate. | contradiction |
260,496 | hypothesis: Would you have talked with who asked the question in that situation, to befriend them? premise: But if a protester had shouted your question at Bush, would you have reported who asked the question? | contradiction |
210,279 | hypothesis: The valves were made out of copper and aluminum. premise: He had been able to get some Chinese-made replacement valves. | neutral |
59,981 | hypothesis: Critics have stated that certain monologues about Helms unappealing. premise: Most critics find her angry monologues about rape and Jesse Helms obvious and dull (Linda Winer, Newsday ). Predictably, conservatives pronounce her smut unworthy of government funding. | entailment |
211,691 | hypothesis: Clinton's approval ratings remained high throughout his presidency. premise: That isn't bad, and it certainly isn't Clinton's absolute lowest approval rating as president---that would be 1993 and 1994, when Clinton's popularity dropped on several occasions to 37 percent. | contradiction |
360,479 | hypothesis: I think you'll realize that the paper you have is the one you want to stick with. premise: of course if you decide you want to change the paper and you know you've got just about as much problem as | contradiction |
340,713 | hypothesis: To treat them fairly, he was forced to concede that they seemed correct. premise: To do them justice, however, he had to admit that they seemed to be right. | entailment |
223,897 | hypothesis: The tour of the lodge is free of charge. premise: Although Madeira's fortified wines aren't made here any longer, you can take a tour of the lodge (Mon Fri, 10:30 am and 3:30pm, Sat 11am) and the wine cellars. | neutral |
72,288 | hypothesis: It feels overwhelming finding time to do certain things. premise: yeah we do too it too many other things to do and too much going on | neutral |
104,585 | hypothesis: The door opened immediately after Tuppence first rang the bell. premise: 97 Nothing happened and, after waiting some minutes, Tuppence pressed the bell again, keeping her finger on the button for some little while. | contradiction |
50,406 | hypothesis: They don't know Karen carpenter has died. premise: Don't they know Karen Carpenter is dead? | neutral |
114,494 | hypothesis: My partner is very afraid of his parents. premise: Coming from a conservative background, my partner has stated on many occasions that his parents won't allow him to stay over at my apartment, even though on some nights this would be preferable to his making the long drive home. | neutral |
90,304 | hypothesis: It was not his privilege to make the choice regarding his men. premise: If you want to declare my establishment out of bounds for your men, that is also your privilege." | contradiction |
48,099 | hypothesis: This is waiting to know if we're going to get thrown out! premise: This is waitin' to know if we 're goin' to be throwed out!" | entailment |
89,967 | hypothesis: Ferns and palms care unable to grow outside of the greenhouse. premise: The huge Victorian greenhouse, New Palm House, is impressive and packed with ferns and palms that thrive in the warm, damp environment. | neutral |
196,111 | hypothesis: The kind of businesspeople who get attention has changed since the 80s. premise: Unlike the 1980s, when the economy's leading figures often seemed to be people like Michael Milken and Boone Pickens, who were speculators in that classic populist sense of the word, the people who get the most attention and re... | entailment |
127,296 | hypothesis: Micah Sifry is writing a book on third parties. premise: But Micah Sifry, who is writing a book on third parties, tells me that Gargan isn't simply a Ventura shill. | entailment |
358,658 | hypothesis: My husband liked it, but I thought it was terrible. premise: my husband didn't like it that much i thought it was okay it was a little strange you know this woman supposedly is um being mentally abused by her husband you know he keeps her pretty much terrorized to stay in the house and she figures out this ... | contradiction |
256,695 | hypothesis: Mr. Cary Baer was speaking from experience on the issue of consensus. premise: I just believe, to quote his February 28, 2000, MIDS article, that that great American, Mr. Cary Baer, had it right when he said, Before we develop solutions we need to reach some consensus on the problem. | neutral |
299,926 | hypothesis: The 16th century church is situated roughly a couple of blocks from the beach. premise: A couple blocks back from the beach, the main focus of attention is a tidy square, paved with black, egg-shaped stones from the beach, and its 16th-century church, with a blue-and-white tiled steeple. | entailment |
188,540 | hypothesis: This is the committee on the judiciary, relating to the court or legal system. premise: Committee on the Judiciary | entailment |
190,070 | hypothesis: Tuppence could not stop thinking about how he would propose. premise: That's all. Tuppence went back to the pantry more thoughtful than ever. | neutral |
387,607 | hypothesis: We never spent time together when I was younger. premise: and and to me you know it's like now i'm twenty two but i still feel you know it's like yeah we never threw a football or something and the way i was brought up and he wants me now he like he you know like he wants to be best friends now and it's ver... | entailment |
387,307 | hypothesis: I only lived there for two years. premise: i spent uh couple years down there moved down there in eighty seven and moved out in eighty nine | entailment |
344,117 | hypothesis: The grantees mix of funding are used in a variety of ways, said the director. premise: Grantees use their mix of funding in a variety of ways. | neutral |
30,661 | hypothesis: The old villains were blacklisted by the mayor. premise: The villains were the blacklisters. | neutral |
54,740 | hypothesis: FEMA work was originally done at the Response and Recovery Directorate. premise: Our FEMA work was done at the National Security Affairs Office, the Response and Recovery Directorate, and the Operations Support Directorate within FEMA headquarters in Washington, D.C., and at FEMA's | neutral |
286,295 | hypothesis: I could feel the villagers' dread. premise: I could feel it. | neutral |
154,400 | hypothesis: It is a relief that no chemical weapon were used. premise: yeah well my my point of view to that is is that it would have had so much i mean the attack would have been so complete on Iraq if they had i mean the first you can imagine the first uh chemical weapon used | neutral |
390,362 | hypothesis: The avenue is one of the last examples of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. premise: The avenue is a busy mix of architectural styles and contains several fine examples of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. | neutral |
233,903 | hypothesis: Cream skimming has two focuses - product and geography. premise: Conceptually cream skimming has two basic dimensions - product and geography. | entailment |
263,873 | hypothesis: Celebrities just stayed at home because they hated the attention. premise: Since the 1920s it has been the stomping grounds for L.A.'s partying celebrities. | contradiction |
175,923 | hypothesis: One or two reviewers of the latest one did not give an answer. premise: Reviews of the latest one suggest the answer is yes. | neutral |
115,619 | hypothesis: Litigation is time consuming and results in air quality being determined by the courts. premise: Implementation and enforcement usually requires years of litigation, leaving the fate of America's air to the uncertainties of the courtroom. | entailment |
328,818 | hypothesis: Analysts are often proficient in statistics. premise: Analysts who are not proficient in statistics are strongly advised to seek the assistance of a statistician before selecting the method of analysis and using any of the results. | neutral |
139,731 | hypothesis: Snow is artificially made to supplement the natural snowfall. premise: The natural snowfall is often augmented by snow-making equipment to ensure adequate powder. | entailment |
380,248 | hypothesis: How does a man get respect in the workplace? premise: What must a man do to earn that kind of respect? | neutral |
387,609 | hypothesis: The FY 2000 grant competition was followed by thousands. premise: Twenty-three of these requests are for implementation of statewide web site templates developed in the FY 2000 grant competition. | neutral |
384,143 | hypothesis: CIOs are thrilled to have their status as change agents acknowledged. premise: Recognizing the business transformation potential of IT, these executives also position their CIOs as change agents with responsibility for applying technology to achieve major improvements in fundamental business processes and o... | neutral |
355,581 | hypothesis: What caused your flea problems last year? premise: well well you said you had problems with fleas last year in the yard | neutral |
181,805 | hypothesis: The other people feel the same way around here. premise: and everybody else that i've talked to has been right around here | neutral |
43,732 | hypothesis: The site just says that it is under construction and who to ask about the council. premise: This Web site provides information on the council's programs and publications. | contradiction |
74,908 | hypothesis: Prudie has listened to your advice, but is thinking about what other people said to her. premise: Prudie must confess that your advice is a tad more constructive than her own. | neutral |
350,026 | hypothesis: He had been through a lot in the last few days. premise: But I judged it important to lose no time." And as briefly and succinctly as possible he detailed the experiences of the last few days. | neutral |
89,859 | hypothesis: Reporters are exclusively telling the story of the reader, and never their own. premise: You'll find your experience with the newspapers less frustrating if you accept the idea that the reporter is there to tell not your story but his or hers. | contradiction |
152,114 | hypothesis: If you want to try Arbois wine, it's best drank on its own. premise: By then you'll be more than ready to sample some heady Arbois wine ' try the vin jaune with a chunk of Comte cheese. | contradiction |
126,383 | hypothesis: There are yachts and fishing boats in the bay. premise: Nowadays the bay is so cluttered with all kinds of yachts, fishing boats, sailing boats, ferry boats, glass-bottom boats, and even workaday freighters that the town has become something of a full-fledged Mediterranean resort of white skyscrapers. | entailment |
92,813 | hypothesis: Very calm huh. premise: Crazy, hey? | contradiction |
7,576 | hypothesis: In 1986, it happened. premise: In 1986, his joke became a reality. | entailment |
170,927 | hypothesis: The record gave context that was important for legal questioning. premise: This factual record provided an important context for consideration of the legal question of the meaning of the presence requirement. | entailment |
66,203 | hypothesis: Moon Beach is where you can find the liveliest water sports. premise: Water sports enthusiasts go south to the beaches of Okinawa, the liveliest being Moon Beach at Nakadomari. | entailment |
211,740 | hypothesis: The Han Dynasty was present in a.d. 25 220. premise: This ancient burial vault is believed to date back to the Han Dynasty (a.d.25 220). | entailment |
179,334 | hypothesis: Verrocchio used himself as a model, using a mirror, in creation his statue of David. premise: On the second floor is a Verrocchio David (c.1471), for which his 19-year-old pupil Leonardo da Vinci is believed to have been the model. | contradiction |
345,619 | hypothesis: The humans definitely contracted the virus by hunting these chimps. premise: They theorize that humans contracted the virus by hunting these chimps and handling their meat. | neutral |
253,264 | hypothesis: We have been swamped with work of late, and free time is considered a rare luxury. premise: so but so yeah we just haven't had the time to go to the movies lately | neutral |
218,822 | hypothesis: No, that's not my favorite. premise: yeah that's that's my favorite | contradiction |
140,196 | hypothesis: Japanese people are interested in their nature. premise: After all, the Japanese themselves are constantly analyzing their own nature. | entailment |
42,648 | hypothesis: The event is in the house chamber at the iowa state capitol. premise: March 25 in the House Chamber at the Capitol. | neutral |
116,304 | hypothesis: "Oh, American detectives?" she said with a knowing smile. premise: American Detective Force! she hissed. | contradiction |
310,060 | hypothesis: The lit torches keep the jungle away. premise: You can also enjoy an evening river cruise, when the banks are lit with torches. | neutral |
188,687 | hypothesis: Mayor Guiliani proposed funds for Legal Aid. premise: 7 million proposed for the Legal Aid Society by former Mayor Giuliani, bringing the total to just a shade over $60 million. | entailment |
354,567 | hypothesis: The SSA could use some more changes. premise: Since that time, various amendments were added, creating the programs that the Social Security Administration (SSA) administers today. | neutral |
109,110 | hypothesis: I think being postmodern and hip is stupid and not at all cool. premise: It's really cool to be postmodern and hip | contradiction |
118,750 | hypothesis: To play a game and buy some things. premise: For a golf tournament and to do a bit of shopping. | entailment |
196,658 | hypothesis: You should read a book in 6 months to increase intelligence. premise: hey you should make yourself a promise that you'll you'll read one novel in the next six months just just for you you know | neutral |
224,122 | hypothesis: His expression entirely relaxed despite the pain he must have been experiencing. premise: Finally he grimaced. | contradiction |
172,746 | hypothesis: Flamenco is a favourite art form amongst tourists. premise: These entertainments flourish, as does flamenco, a popular art form with spiritual callings, for both the purist and the tourist. | neutral |
232,776 | hypothesis: Jilted wives of executives score huge court victories including winning money, property, sometimes stake in their husbands' companies, as well as alimony depending on the length of their marriage. premise: Jilted wives (the execs are overwhelmingly men) score huge court victories, winning money, property, ... | neutral |
244,886 | hypothesis: All the tourists spend their time indoors, ignoring the Forest of Fontainebleau. premise: Although there's enough to see inside Fontainebleau to keep you busy for a day or two, many visitors prefer to spend the bulk of their time exploring the beautiful grounds and the spectacular Forest of Fontainebleau ' ... | contradiction |
7,977 | hypothesis: It's very dim here. premise: that's real bright | contradiction |
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