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hypothesis: You will have to wait for a long time if you reach after 5.30. premise: uh and they open at five and if your not there at five thirty you'll probably have about an hour wait
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hypothesis: Don't worry I will keep it in hand. premise: Come on, take it.
contradiction
178,470
hypothesis: There was a time the Soviet Union was considered a formidable military power. premise: when my first real involvement with the military started um naturally we were at the time the Soviet Union was considered to be the big military power and the big threat so we got lots quite a bit of information as well a...
entailment
232,381
hypothesis: There is a long, sandy beach in the city of Alexandria. premise: The city of Alexandria has no proper beaches but 8 km (5 miles) to the east is Montazah, a resort center with hotels and sandy bays.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Uh, where? Oh yeah, I understand. premise: oh yes um-hum where oh yeah yes
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hypothesis: I don't think that's right. premise: 'Well sir. I don't think that's quite true.'
entailment
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hypothesis: The average hiker would be best suited to take the North trail. premise: For serious hikers, there are other major trails in the park.
neutral
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hypothesis: She doesn't know who the emperor of Faigon is. premise: She can recognize the emperor of Faigon and the king of Gazu Kadem by sight.
contradiction
325,041
hypothesis: Exploitation of rubber and tin deposits made the British very rich. premise: Together with effective control of the rubber and tin industries, the British now firmly held the reins of government.
neutral
315,718
hypothesis: You will not be able to profit of of roulette tables. premise: For a small fee, you will be issued a computerized admission card, which is good for one or more days of roulette (both French and American), as well as blackjack and craps.
neutral
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hypothesis: The seated Buddha was not worshiped as the Visvakarma by the Hindu artisans. premise: The great Buddha seated in the domed stupa is worshiped by Hindu artisans as Visvakarma, carpenter of the gods, so the sanctuary is known as the Cave of the Carpenters.
contradiction
189,578
hypothesis: That's using assets to focus on what Sara Lee does best. premise: That's not redeploying assets to take advantage of what Sara Lee does best.
contradiction
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hypothesis: the sample environmental reports are in the appendix premise: APPENDIX SAMPLE REPORTS
neutral
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hypothesis: If the recommendation is defined, we will encourage people to look at training programs premise: If this recommendation is too narrowly defined, we will encourage people to look at small things like training programs.
entailment
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hypothesis: A case study is a common work task performed by employees at the GAO, however, many staff may be unfamiliar with what research scientists mean by a case study. premise: Almost everyone in GAO probably has worked on a case study at one time or another yet may be unfamiliar with what is meant, methodological...
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hypothesis: Carefully research an item before buying it. premise: Always study any item carefully before purchase.
entailment
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hypothesis: Many of the forest's tallest trees bear two-winged fruit. premise: The botanical term refers to the two-winged fruit (similar to the key of the common sycamore) borne by a large number of the forest's tallest trees.
entailment
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hypothesis: A lot of people in England would watch the broadcast. premise: They would publish it broadcast throughout England, and declare for the revolution 63 without a moment's hesitation.
neutral
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hypothesis: I have no news for you at this moment. premise: 'I have a message for you, from 101 Poirot.
contradiction
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hypothesis: He could have titled the film ":Fuck you, Pop" if he desired. premise: You wrote, He could've made a movie called Fuck You, Pope if he wanted.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Palladian Renaissance villas were surprisingly cheap to build. premise: When Venetian aristocrats gave up the high seas for a more leisurely life on the land, they built Palladian Renaissance villas and extravagantly frescoed Baroque country houses on the banks of the Brenta Canal between Venice and Pad...
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hypothesis: Norquist thinks he should just keep funding the magazine. premise: Norquist has been spreading the word that Rupert Murdoch, the Standard 's owner, must stop funding the magazine.
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hypothesis: Cavendish knew how distressed he was. premise: I need not tell you, my dear Cavendish, how distressed I am at this most tragic affair.
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hypothesis: You will ride upon his back on his conquest journey. premise: And upon his back shall ride,to his conquests, my Lord, you!
entailment
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hypothesis: There were no extra paintings added in the year 1999. premise: In 1999, an additional 100 paintings were added to the collection.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Is ETS' advantage from computerization illegal? premise: Does computerization give ETS an unfair advantage?
neutral
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hypothesis: The customers' mouths hung open. premise: The moment we stepped inside every customer looked up, and every customer gaped.
neutral
40,835
hypothesis: I went to the Bills Eagles game in Philadelphia. premise: but uh first and foremost the Bills i even went i went to got to go to a Bills game this year which was fun it was the the Bills Eagles game which appropriately enough
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hypothesis: The party will be sparsely attended. premise: The entire town should be turning out.
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hypothesis: Everyone stopped and stared at Susan. premise: No one looked at Susan.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The actress had a great sense of humor and the way she dressed was chilling yet elegant. premise: With good humor and icy elegance ...
neutral
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hypothesis: Earth is perfectly balanced. premise: Earth Loses Its Balance
contradiction
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hypothesis: A discount rate is often used in the price of ice cream. premise: DISCOUNT RATE -An interest rate that is used in present value calculations to equate amounts that will be received or paid in the future to their present value.
neutral
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hypothesis: Many trekkers start expeditions here, but end at other sites. premise: This is a starting and ending point for trekkers, and as such is filled with a mix of people in anxious anticipation of their impending adventure and those who have recently returned from exhausting treks.
neutral
66,777
hypothesis: Workers faced employment consequences for seeking legal help. premise: Employers could veto a worker's decision to seek legal representation by terminating the worker and immediately deporting her.
entailment
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hypothesis: Piano has a few tricks to it. premise: the uh yeah the only thing how to play on the piano is that two handed thing or the two person thing
entailment
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hypothesis: The crowds make it difficult to get around when skiing on weekends. premise: Popular ski areas usually sell out on weekends, and visitors are advised to purchase lift tickets in advance.
neutral
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hypothesis: She desired to help people, but didn't know how she could. premise: She wanted to help people, but did not know exactly how.
entailment
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hypothesis: The impeachment trial has stopped releasing stories on Clinton. premise: The impeachment trial is spinning off new stories . 1) Republican senators are inviting Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr to investigate a rumor that a White House taping system may have recorded President Clinton's phone conversations...
contradiction
190,704
hypothesis: There are only 3 cinemas in Hong Kong. premise: There are more than 30 cinemas in Hong Kong, and the latest Western releases are shown in some of the larger ones.
contradiction
238,788
hypothesis: Both the salamanders and the sun were certainly harmless to him. premise: If a salamander could destroy even such a body as his, then the fragments of sun that were still roiling across the landscape would be fatal.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Arab invaders contributed to the downfall of this town 900 years ago. premise: After the town was abandoned to malaria and Arab invaders in the ninth century, the monuments disappeared under wild vegetation until their rediscovery 900 years later.
entailment
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hypothesis: There is nothing related to weather on the internet. premise: Weather games, weather videos, weather prizes--they have all found their way to the Web.
contradiction
160,078
hypothesis: Not even the governors could turn deficits into surpluses. premise: Of course the governors and the president managed to turn deficits into surpluses.
contradiction
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hypothesis: It sounds like you have a round robin schedule for the past year and a half of your life. premise: you know but that's what they do i mean that's a year and a half of your life that's that you don't do anything that you have to be there you know maybe five times you know five times a week and that you know ...
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hypothesis: No, since that all fades away. premise: no because that all wears off
entailment
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hypothesis: There's nothing worse than a slow recovery. premise: not a fun thing to try to recover from very frustrating
neutral
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hypothesis: It is not likely Toobin will like the arrangement, but he will consider it. premise: Anyway, whoever suggested the arrangement, Toobin doesn't deny considering it for at least a day.
neutral
94,532
hypothesis: According to Villatoro, he sometimes had to work on Sunday. premise: A lot of times I worked Sunday to Sunday, Villatoro said.
entailment
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hypothesis: The EPA Administrator will make a rule that addresses detergent additives. premise: the Administrator of EPA shall promulgate a rule establishing specifications for detergent additives to implement the requirement, also contained in section 211(l), that, effective January 1, 1995, no gasoline may be sold or...
entailment
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hypothesis: He traveled over fifty miles. premise: Sure came a long way if that's where he started."
neutral
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hypothesis: Yes, in Georgia. premise: in Georgia yeah yeah
entailment
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hypothesis: Hospitals would be required to distribute the statement during the course of the hospital stay, rather than at admission, because of the modified requirement. premise: Under the modified requirement, hospitals would be required to distribute the statement during the course of the hospital stay rather than a...
entailment
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hypothesis: It was a good place to hide because of its infrastructure. premise: With tiny windows and thick walls, it made a perfect secret hideaway for counting stolen pieces of eight.
entailment
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hypothesis: The WP lead was far more impressive. premise: The WP lead has the same thrust, only a little more detailed.
neutral
58,104
hypothesis: no way, no premise: i i would i would think so
contradiction
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hypothesis: That is approximately five minutes so unless you have something else also. premise: yes they are well that's about five minutes so unless you've got something else well
entailment
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hypothesis: I watched CNN for the reporters and the coverage of the war. premise: uh-huh uh-huh well we used to watch CNN because that was the only thing on really early that i could an update on all the news but with the war coverage i had had it with reporters
contradiction
280,881
hypothesis: She was ordered to do so. premise: She did so.
neutral
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hypothesis: There are various art galleries in the town. premise: The town has a number of art galleries and many fine period hotels, and although it has few attractions it is a good base for trips farther afield in the Lakes.
entailment
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hypothesis: The museum has nothing other than German pottery. premise: This exciting museum embraces France's tremendous creativity from 1848 to 1914 in the domains of painting, sculpture, architecture and industrial design, advertising, newspapers, book publishing, photography, and the early years of cinema.
contradiction
303,640
hypothesis: The respondents from Harvard Square were very well informed. premise: On behalf of the Harvard Square respondents, it must be said that ignorance was masked by a bravura self-confidence.
contradiction
5,718
hypothesis: When the man opened his eyes he felt a pain in his head. premise: When he at last opened his eyes, he was conscious of nothing but an excruciating pain through his temples.
entailment
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hypothesis: Kirk Fordice has strong opinions. premise: Kirk Fordice hates sex, violence, and guns!
entailment
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hypothesis: It took a specific Gateway computer, one with a Matrox video card, to reproduce a crashing bug in Outlook. premise: One crashing bug in Outlook would reproduce only on a Gateway computer equipped with a Matrox video card.
entailment
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hypothesis: It's just important that you have fun getting outside and fishing. premise: yeah long as you have a good time that's the main point so
neutral
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hypothesis: Besides being computed through subtraction, there was also division used within the same size class. premise: Computed by subtraction within the same size class.
neutral
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hypothesis: Someone may have helped her to commit the crime. premise: She could not have committed the crime single-handed, but the reasons against that did not debar her from being an accomplice.
entailment
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hypothesis: Mr. Wells had a sore neck. premise: But I am right in saying, am I not, that by your English law that will was automatically revoked when Mrs. Inglethorp remarried?" Mr. Wells bowed his head.
neutral
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hypothesis: There is only one mysteriously planned courtyards in Chandra Mahal. premise: Chandra Mahal, directly south of the observatory, is the Citys Palace, with seven mystically planned courtyards and stories.
contradiction
243,755
hypothesis: Sir James felt pity briefly, as he looked into the girl's face. premise: A momentary pity came into Sir James's keen eyes, as he gazed into the girl's downcast face.
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hypothesis: All the other finds here were uncovered at the palace as well. premise: All other finds here were also uncovered at the palace.
entailment
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hypothesis: I don't think I am smart enough for that. premise: I do not feel I have the wisdom and moral elevation to do that.
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hypothesis: Dr. Bauerstein didn't explain anything. premise: In a few words Dr. Bauerstein explained how he had happened to be passing the lodge gates as the car came out, and had run up to the house as fast as he could, whilst the car went on to fetch Dr. Wilkins.
contradiction
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hypothesis: I should have left it behind. premise: I should have carried it away with me.
contradiction
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hypothesis: We are experiencing a problem with savings and loans. premise: i know you guys down there have had have had a problem for a while which we're experiencing now with the savings and loans and
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hypothesis: Welcome to Vegas, Mr. Sinatra. premise: Welcome to the world, Frank Sinatra Farrow.
contradiction
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hypothesis: I didn't snivel at this. premise: The talking animals and discombobulated cityscapes are so exquisite that I started to snivel about 10 minutes in and more or less kept it up for the next hour and a half.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Progressive lawyers were fighting for the right of all poor people to have legal counsel at a reduced price. premise: It was a time when progressive young lawyers began a long struggle - not yet won - for the right of all poor people to free and effective legal counsel.
contradiction
345,023
hypothesis: The agency's inhouse facility staff is there to support the mission and they have done a great job so far. premise: The agency's inhouse facility engineering staff exist to support the agency's mission.
neutral
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hypothesis: Many men under the age of 50 own Dockers 72. premise: From the Index: Percentage of American men under the age of 50 who own a pair of Dockers 72.
entailment
182,893
hypothesis: He couldn't hear but a chance word here and there. premise: To his intense annoyance he could distinguish little more; just a chance word here and there if a voice was raised, which merely served to whet his curiosity still farther.
entailment
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hypothesis: The caves are underground beneath 2 meters of soil. premise: The caves of Ellora are cut out of a whole hillside of basalt rock, and conceived on a much grander scale than Ajanta's.
contradiction
329,769
hypothesis: I lived on an air base up near the mountains. premise: um when i was in the Air Force i used to be up in South Dakota
neutral
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hypothesis: You have plenty of resources to use. premise: you know you've basically tapped your resources there
contradiction
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hypothesis: His genius and self-destructive nature seem to have only help fuel interest in his work. premise: You can view him as the classic case of the doomed artist, his genius and self-destruction bound up together.
neutral
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hypothesis: The revisualizations of the natural disasters have special sound effects. premise: This has some very realistic audio-visual re-enactments of eruptions and earthquakes, with special stereo sound effects.
entailment
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hypothesis: The mountain ranges are protecting the eastern and southern frontiers. premise: With these mountain ranges protecting the eastern and southern frontiers, the mild Atlantic winds penetrate deep inland, bringing with them all the rain and sun needed for a highly productive agriculture, while avoiding the extr...
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hypothesis: The legislation being considered would give oversight of the GAO's authority to undertake work to the committee. premise: a718(b)(2), the Senate Governmental Affairs and House Government Reform committees may request copies of any draft report generated under GAO's legal authority to undertake work on its o...
neutral
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hypothesis: Profiling an organization does not imply anything. premise: The fact that an organization is profiled for a particular practice is not meant to imply the organization's success or lack of success in meeting other practices.
entailment
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hypothesis: It really does not resolve anything that negotiations could not. premise: uh-huh well or that at that it resolves anything in the end that that negotiations couldn't resolve
entailment
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hypothesis: The traditional approach has been around for decades. premise: This approach is vastly more effective, and cheaper - two-thirds cheaper - than the traditional command-and-control approach.
neutral
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hypothesis: Inglethorp was hiding something. premise: Quite right. Inglethorp nodded.
neutral
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hypothesis: The beacon is visible 10 miles into the sea on clear days. premise: A veteran keeper lives on the premises, tending the beacon that is visible 65 km (40 miles) out to sea.
contradiction
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hypothesis: In 18 years with him she never heard Dole say "Here's what we're doing" or "How are you?". premise: In her 18 years with him, she had never once heard Dole say, 'Here's what we're doing.
neutral
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hypothesis: It will be expensive to replace the records you damaged. premise: and that's when you broke all the records was up to like ninety six
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hypothesis: The SO2 removal rate is about 5% premise: This estimate is based on an 85 percent load factor, 10,500 Btu/kWh, stoichiometry of 1.1 for limestone, SO2 removal rate of 95 percent, and a minimum purity of 95 percent for CaCO3.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The Desert Inn and Riviera hotels were later closed down due to issues with the local police and liquor laws. premise: The Thunderbird, Desert Inn, Sahara, Sands, and Riviera hotels were erected during this period, luring a curious clientele drawn by tales of all-night partying, exclusive entertainment, and...
neutral
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hypothesis: Greek music has roots in modern pop music. premise: It's no surprise to discover that it is the most popular form of Greek music heard on the radio today.
neutral
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hypothesis: "Well what do you think about it Julius?" premise: What do you think, Julius?"
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