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286,247 | hypothesis: The war has left it destroyed economically, and divided ethnically. premise: Thoroughly destroyed by war , it is economically devastated and ethnically divided. | entailment |
323,679 | hypothesis: The man grabbed his spear. premise: The man's hand squeezed the shaft of his spear so tight that his knuckles went white. | entailment |
232,619 | hypothesis: I couldn't stand it, but it suited her. premise: Somehow, it seemed to suit her a lot more. | neutral |
380,081 | hypothesis: The rule was calculated by the EPA. premise: The cost-effectiveness of the rule has been calculated by EPA to be approximately $1,000 per ton of hydrocarbons reduced. | entailment |
41,181 | hypothesis: The food stamps are okay to have but could be better. premise: Food stamps are OK! | neutral |
186,232 | hypothesis: New Delhi doesn't have a commercial pivot. premise: The commercial pivot of New Delhi is the circular arcade and bustling roundabout of Connaught Place. | contradiction |
305,106 | hypothesis: The Israel Museum's shop sells souvenirs and trinkets. premise: The shops of the Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are also good. | neutral |
92,132 | hypothesis: NOX control technologies have not yet been develope. premise: Environmental Protection Agency, Feasibility of Installing NOX Control Technologies by May 2003, September 1998. | contradiction |
75,431 | hypothesis: Wilkins nodded and checked his notes before agreeing to all the points. premise: Wilkins corroborated it on all points. | neutral |
306,380 | hypothesis: The royal apartments have about ten glittering structures, but none of them compare to Galerie des Glaces. premise: But by far the most striking of these lavish royal apartments is the glittering Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors), 73 m (240 ft) long, built to catch every ray of the setting sun in the 17 ... | neutral |
167,463 | hypothesis: There are no cans used, are there? premise: uh-huh what do they do with the cans | contradiction |
127,998 | hypothesis: You can't compare the two generations at all. premise: i think um well i guess it would be like your generation compared to my generation i think your generation is um what do i say uh uh they're they're they're polite they have more respect for other people just in in general i think and just just towards ... | contradiction |
224,635 | hypothesis: It measured performance by counting outputs like how many inspections were conducted in a year. premise: It measured its performance by counting outputs, such as the number of prior inspections and outstanding inspection results. | neutral |
200,655 | hypothesis: Returns will be delayed. premise: There will be delays in getting returns. | entailment |
315,624 | hypothesis: Everybody wanted Alfred Inglethorp to be hung. premise: And I told you I'd help you with pleasure ”to hang Alfred Inglethorp. | neutral |
70,379 | hypothesis: Castile had 20 such forts throughout the land. premise: The Alczar became a fort of the crown of Castile. | neutral |
39,857 | hypothesis: The case investigators don't want to repeat the forensic errors made in the Simpson case. premise: The more cautious interpretation is that the case investigators don't want to repeat the forensic errors made in the Simpson case, and they figure Scheck and Lee know the pitfalls better than anyone. | entailment |
5,614 | hypothesis: It is likely incorrect as well. premise: And this account of them was published in Slate , so it's probably wrong, too. | entailment |
359,852 | hypothesis: Do some skiing. premise: uh do much skiing | entailment |
151,221 | hypothesis: My friend is going into the ministry where his views are accepted. premise: because that they you know they God just honored their prayers and did a miracle because i don't know we our pastor went to Russia and we work with a lot of churches in Minsk and in Belev Russia and some other places and so i don't ... | contradiction |
76,875 | hypothesis: I do not care what you say to me but keep in mind what I have said to you. premise: You can say what you like to me, but remember what I've told you. | entailment |
177,156 | hypothesis: Joyce Carol Oates wrote a novel. premise: The poem posted June 4, for example, is by Joyce Carol Oates, who is very much alive and reads it herself. | contradiction |
204,785 | hypothesis: I had to talk about the weather with a caller on the telephone. 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 | entailment |
190,241 | hypothesis: Write-offs are frowned on by most companies. premise: WRITE-OFF -An action to remove an amount from an entity's assets or financial resources. | neutral |
353,599 | hypothesis: The 1 ton of sulfur dioxide was thrown into the ocean. premise: emit one ton of sulfur dioxide. | neutral |
168,116 | hypothesis: The salamander was purring as it was being fed its favorite food. premise: The salamander ceased its purring, then resumed. | neutral |
86,642 | hypothesis: The arch marking the approach to the Heian Shrine is very small. premise: A huge arch (torii) spanning the main road marks the approach to the Heian Shrine. | contradiction |
269,868 | hypothesis: A lot of people in court don't have attorneys and they are more likely to go to jail. premise: A large percentage of the people that come before me do not have attorneys, Sarmiento said. | neutral |
86,930 | hypothesis: The cover story was about dopamine. premise: Case in Time magazine's reductive cover story of May 5 on the neurotransmitter dopamine. | entailment |
349,053 | hypothesis: The executive branch has chose to use this mechanism. premise: The executive branch has chosen not to use this mechanism. | contradiction |
380,124 | hypothesis: Small mailers have no alternatives. premise: In order to attenuate These concerns, it might be reasonable to place price caps on any de facto monopoly mail categories, particularly any used by small mailers with no alternatives. | neutral |
286,382 | hypothesis: According to Time, steroids will only ever be taken by males. premise: Time says steroids aren't just for boys anymore. | contradiction |
321,472 | hypothesis: The mole was mounted by Drew and then he rode away. premise: Drew mounted the mule and rode. | entailment |
378,526 | hypothesis: Audits help premise: For example, an audit cannot create certainty in an environment where there is no certainty. | neutral |
303,880 | hypothesis: The stone friezes show battle scenes. premise: Splendidly ornate stone friezes realistically depict battle scenes of World War I, with each branch of the forces represented. | entailment |
119,810 | hypothesis: According to you, she feasted for dinner and immediately developed the symptoms. premise: But, according to you, she ate very little for supper, and yet the symptoms do not develop until early the next morning! | contradiction |
73,284 | hypothesis: I tell my daughter not to bother getting scholarships. premise: i know and boy it gets really scary when you start talking to them um i have a an eleven year old daughter now who's saying gee dad i want to be an allergist and i said that's wonderful i applaud that let me explain to you how you get scholarsh... | contradiction |
377,146 | hypothesis: She didn't decide to take the risk. premise: The thought of a possible five shillings spent unnecessarily spurred her to action, and she decided to risk the waste of ninepence. | contradiction |
122,251 | hypothesis: The sample wanted to include the good and the bad. premise: Purposive Sample Instances appropriately selected to answer different evaluation questions, on various systematic bases, such as best or worst practices; a judgmental sample. | entailment |
364,175 | hypothesis: The gain from offering the discount can be amplified to 1.2a if the value of the improved service is 1 cent per piece. premise: But if the value of the improved service is 1 cent per piece, then the gain from offering the discount is amplified to 1.2a. | entailment |
138,878 | hypothesis: Did you check that you had placed it upstairs before five minutes was up? premise: Did you bring it straight up from the kitchen then? | neutral |
352,067 | hypothesis: You can see for miles in every direction from the Crusader castle. premise: The upper part, the Park, contains the scant remains of a Crusader castle, from where there are spectacular views on a clear day. | neutral |
97,712 | hypothesis: FSIS didn't give much weight to these comments because of the essential nature of a quality inspection program. premise: Finally, FSIS considered the comments of several state government officials that the rule imposed an unfunded mandate on State inspection programs because of the need for these programs t... | neutral |
80,359 | hypothesis: Rome's best bargains are typically found at Porta Portese's market. premise: Another sort of festival atmosphere prevails every Sunday, when the Porta Portese section of Trastevere hosts Rome's liveliest and largest flea market. | neutral |
144,079 | hypothesis: The massacre of the high-ranking court figures still remains a mystery to this day. premise: In 1846, during the course of an unsavory palace intrigue involving an unsolved murder, meddling by the queen, and the massacre of some 100 high-ranking court figures who had been lured to a palace courtyard, the in... | neutral |
361,814 | hypothesis: The clergyman martyring happened at the very end of the 17th century. premise: Grassmarket has a memorial to the Covenanters (Scottish Protestant clergymen) martyred by Catholic Stuart kings in the 17th century. | neutral |
350,983 | hypothesis: I don't like any dramas. premise: i like i like the i like some of the dramas | contradiction |
147,587 | hypothesis: Unified budget deficits emerge again in 2019 premise: Under this scenario, unified budget deficits emerge again in 2019-just as the Social Security and Medicare programs are being strained by the retiring baby boom generation. | entailment |
105,765 | hypothesis: The bowl of what seemed to be water, was actually holy water. premise: Sather Karf sat hunched over what seemed to be a bowl of water, paying no attention to the struggle. | neutral |
76,485 | hypothesis: They will start leafing at the bottom. premise: right yeah yeah last year we thought some were dead and finally they started leafing out again at the bottom so we just cut them way back and and was able to save them but this year they look even worse | neutral |
335,021 | hypothesis: All intended terms and conditions of work must be disclosed. premise: The process for the admission of H-2A workers requires that the grower submit an application for certification to USDOL setting forth all the material terms and conditions of work that the employer intends to offer its workers. | entailment |
348,057 | hypothesis: Poland entered a prolonged period of decline at the beginning of the 18th century, marked by financial ruin, a debilitated military, and a series of ineffectual kings. premise: At the beginning of the 18th century, Poland entered a prolonged period of decline, marked by financial ruin, a debilitated militar... | entailment |
245,303 | hypothesis: We once had a sidewalk that was large in size. premise: my husband says he certainly doesn't mind shoveling missing the shoveling i mean we had a big sidewalk and he didn't like that at all but | entailment |
273,396 | hypothesis: The miles per hour one is the one you read, so the kilometers per hour must be meant for someone else. premise: and as long as both were given you basically just don't read the kilometers per hour you just say well look read the miles per hour one the other one must be for someone else | entailment |
53,020 | hypothesis: You've never been to Texas. premise: oh okay so you've been in Texas how long | contradiction |
246,958 | hypothesis: Strychnine was a notoriously fast-acting drug that could either stimulate or kill. premise: Bauerstein, that strychnine, as a drug, acts quickly?" | neutral |
359,246 | hypothesis: In the past, the Viceregal Lodge was a dwelling for nobility. premise: At the end of the Ridge, you'll find the baronial pile of Viceregal Lodge, nowadays used by the Institute for Advanced Studies. | neutral |
38,253 | hypothesis: In this depiction of the production process, outputs produce inputs. premise: In this simplified depiction of the production process, capital and labor are the basic inputs used to produce goods and services. | contradiction |
296,900 | hypothesis: Follow this link to exit the website. premise: (Click here for the Release 2.0 site.) | contradiction |
53,449 | hypothesis: The central security management groups are known to have the responsibility of developing written corporatewide policies. premise: Generally, the central security management groups were responsible for developing written corporatewide policies in partnership with business managers, internal auditors, and at... | entailment |
269,645 | hypothesis: The Rockies have always been boring and non-episodic. premise: In succession to the anecdote of the Arizona man, there had been a tough from 'Frisco, and an episode in the Rockies. | contradiction |
333,467 | hypothesis: We learned nothing after the convict overture. premise: After the convict overture, we learn that Finn--who has a gift for drawing and painting--lives with his sister Maggie (Kim Dickens) and brother-in-law Joe (Chris Cooper) in a ramshackle house by the gulf. | contradiction |
153,662 | hypothesis: There are no defectors. premise: Or two known defectors. | contradiction |
107,718 | hypothesis: It is still acclaimed, even though it has lost its hold on the villages. premise: Even if it has since lost its traditional hold in the mountain villages, it is still acclaimed among the literati of Rethymnon. | entailment |
170,669 | hypothesis: They wouldn't premise: they would | contradiction |
269,533 | hypothesis: The people who live in the interior rely on a diet that's heavy in dairy. premise: The interior is a patchwork landscape of rich green farmland, timber-framed houses, ruined abbeys, Romanesque churches, and busy cities, all with a distinctive cuisine featuring apples, butter, cream, and cheese. | neutral |
189,249 | hypothesis: They played all night and quit when the professor came in. premise: On a microscope slide they etched a hockey rink with laser, agreed on the rules, connected the microscope's camera to the big screen display and played until the morning. | neutral |
177,120 | hypothesis: All projects funded by the LSC receive the same amount of funding. premise: With support from LSC's Technology Initiative Grants, LSC-funded programs are leaders and active participants in California's plan to utilize technology to expand access and improve legal services delivery. | neutral |
199,843 | hypothesis: Foreign ships were fired upon by daimyo of Choshu. premise: In 1863, the daimyo of Choshu (in western Honshu) fired on foreign ships in the Shimonoseki Straits. | entailment |
228,767 | hypothesis: Social conventions change so rapidly they are difficult to keep track of. premise: Social conventions change slowly. | contradiction |
368,340 | hypothesis: She did not clutch his arm. premise: Shall I ever be?" She clutched Tuppence's arm. | contradiction |
41,495 | hypothesis: Good economic news always comes with bad insurance news. premise: Good economic news, as the man once said, always comes bundled with bad. | neutral |
143,244 | hypothesis: There is a large pillar that supports the balcony. premise: It is dominated by a great central pillar supporting bridges to a balcony. | entailment |
346,872 | hypothesis: There is more power in crafting answers than there is in crafting questions. premise: The point is that the power to choose and craft questions is more profound than the power to choose and craft answers--and with that power goes responsibility. | contradiction |
299,752 | hypothesis: I figured the class would be simple but my foot surgery got in the way. premise: and i thought oh this will be an easy class and you know and i did it and i did it for a long time like about the middle of the semester i ended up having to have surgery on my foot and this has been a couple of years ago | entailment |
170,716 | hypothesis: I need to get a computer, but I keep putting it off. premise: it's kind of fun i mean i i i always say that i need to buy a computer for the house but i just haven't got around to doing it yet | entailment |
167,759 | hypothesis: We invited both the pastor and his wife for dinner. premise: um we it's funny that um we're talking about this we just had a dinner party and we had um our senior pastor and his wife came over | entailment |
222,081 | hypothesis: I do not believe that should be allowed. premise: yeah what about uniform sentencing | neutral |
199,159 | hypothesis: The citadel holds the most comprehensive and fascinating military museum in the world. premise: The citadel now holds an only moderately interesting military museum. | contradiction |
284,125 | hypothesis: The strength of cross elasticities has been focused on. premise: The discussion surrounding rate category versus subclass status often focuses on the strength of the cross elasticities. | entailment |
178,476 | hypothesis: It was hit hard by Hurrican Iniki. premise: Hit hard by Hurricaine Iniki, this lavish resort finally reopened, retaining its informal feel, its fine golf courses, its lagoons with exotic animals on the isles, and some of the best hotel pools and swimming beaches in Hawaii. | entailment |
317,335 | hypothesis: It has an impact on people much like a drug does. premise: Seems to act just like a drug | entailment |
150,545 | hypothesis: Permanent residential capitals were set up for the imperial court in Naniwa and Nara. premise: Another of the new ideas was to set up a permanent residential capital for the imperial court, initially at Naniwa (present-day Osaka) and then a little to the east, at Nara, in 710. | neutral |
318,229 | hypothesis: Maley was among those who disagreed with Thornburg's general practice. premise: Barnes and; Thornburg used to include time working for legal organizations, like the city's bar association, Maley said. | neutral |
154,855 | hypothesis: If your children are tired of the city streets, you should take them home and leave them in your hotel room. premise: If your children are tired of trudging city streets, take a ride to Portobello (on the Firth of Forth), where the long sandy beach offers a perfect environment for long walks, kite flying, o... | contradiction |
30,715 | hypothesis: She can't make any companies famous, she is a nobody. premise: She also retains a sense of humor about her plight--these days, she jokes, she can make any small company famous by wearing its logo on a baseball cap. | contradiction |
51,893 | hypothesis: Ca'daan told a story. premise: Ca'daan told his tale and watched A'deem's expression. | entailment |
157,838 | hypothesis: Are likely to be paying off or have been or you just know it will happen at some point premise: probably going to be paying off or have been or | neutral |
144,755 | hypothesis: "Mr. Cavendish, you shouldn't boost your spirit with blind faith", Poirot said seriously while waving his finger towards him. premise: I think, Mr. Cavendish, said Poirot gravely, "that you would do well not to buoy yourself up with any false hopes. | neutral |
199,874 | hypothesis: Before Mrs. Vandermeyer passed away there was no way for me to identify him. premise: I have been morally certain of his identity for some time ever since the night of Mrs. Vandemeyer's mysterious death." | neutral |
11,447 | hypothesis: Alters exist that show scenes of St. Catherine of Alexandria's martyrdom. premise: The enormous main altar, which is dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria, shows some scenes from the saint's martyrdom in a series of sumptuously gilded panels. | entailment |
93,974 | hypothesis: The LSC doesn't exsist. premise: Currently, LSC uses a cost-per-case analysis when it conducts on-site evaluations of grantees. | contradiction |
229,025 | hypothesis: African-Americans and Hispanics are fundamentally alike. premise: Fundamentally the African-Americans and Hispanics and I are pretty much alike, riding on the same bus to the same destination over the same potholes. | entailment |
287,927 | hypothesis: She didn't care about their struggles. premise: She became so interested in the area's ongoing struggle and the local culture that she decided to study it systematically, exiting from her marriage to return there. | contradiction |
212,984 | hypothesis: The virtue of the curves is that they are directly effected by the price of labor. premise: A significant virtue of these curves is that they are independent of the price of labor. | contradiction |
259,110 | hypothesis: The only elements required for the case study are the judgmental ones. premise: The case study method inherently requires subjective and judgmental elements. | contradiction |
283,346 | hypothesis: It was around 60 when we moved here. premise: i think when we moved here it was like a hundred and twenty something like that and i didn't realize when i moved here that it was a separate town from Dallas | contradiction |
250,806 | hypothesis: We won't get paid for anything. premise: We either go get them or we only get paid for the skinny one Telek got. | contradiction |
337,241 | hypothesis: Alice asked if you are able to give different meanings to words. premise: The question is, said Alice, whether you CAN make words mean so many different things. | entailment |
36,047 | hypothesis: Our services are terrible and the merger won't do any good, she said. premise: We actually hope to expand our services as a result of the merger, she said. | contradiction |
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