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152,443 | hypothesis: What occurs after Clinton? premise: But what happens after Clinton? | entailment |
339,214 | hypothesis: His work ethic turned out to be very bad. premise: But this was thanks to only his and solely his sole and only hard work and merit. | contradiction |
324,079 | hypothesis: Appendix B is where you will find Exhibits A-1 and A-2. premise: Exhibits A-1 and A-2 in Appendix A depict the timelines typical to complete a single absorber module and a three absorber-module installation of FGD, respectively. | contradiction |
355,971 | hypothesis: The old Jewish ghetto, to the south of the railway station, is very noisy. premise: Among the corners of town far from the crowd, the old Jewish Ghetto (northeast of the railway station) is particularly peaceful and reveals a fascinating page of Venetian history. | contradiction |
188,565 | hypothesis: Al Gore was not mentioned in the report. premise: Vice President Albert Gore, Jr., in the Administration's July 1997 report, A Framework For Global Electronic Commerce | contradiction |
140,133 | hypothesis: The biggest resistance came from Marathas, eguch is now Maharashtra. premise: The most significant resistance came from Marathas, in today's State of Maharashtra, around Mumbai. | entailment |
339,574 | hypothesis: An essay was written mourning feminists' sellout to Bill Clinton, but it was met with controversy. premise: An essay mourns feminists' sellout to Bill Clinton. | neutral |
259,223 | hypothesis: He said okay. premise: Ok, he said. | entailment |
331,785 | hypothesis: His break from Rome was a major event. premise: He chose Byzantium as his new capital to emphasize the break with heathen Rome. | entailment |
109,138 | hypothesis: Wallace never used sarcasm and never used irony either. premise: The Is Wallace a postmodern ironist, sarcastic to the point of annoyance? | contradiction |
85,400 | hypothesis: The German and another person could not force the door in. premise: The German and another were trying to force the door in. | neutral |
263,492 | hypothesis: Yachts are forbidden to sail in the quays. premise: Its many quays bristle with luxury yachts and there are shops, cafe, and restaurants to suit every taste. | contradiction |
27,027 | hypothesis: The new ballets focus on sorrow. premise: The newer ballets aim for more universal and fundamental emotions than amazement--for a sense of beauty, or joy, or love, or sorrow. | contradiction |
80,432 | hypothesis: There are many legends about what caused the salt formations. premise: In the shimmering heat of the desert the water continually evaporates, leaving behind strangely-shaped salt formations and water with a mineral content some 30 percent more concentrated than ordinary sea water. | neutral |
148,868 | hypothesis: The I.M. Pei Bank manages the majority of China's government funds. premise: Most famous is the striking 74-story I.M. Pei Bank of China Tower, not beloved by the people of Hong Kong its triangular prisms and sharp angles violate the principles of feng shui (see box, page 68) and its radio masts stick up li... | neutral |
209,788 | hypothesis: There are some people named after Gambino Family, or Goodfellas. premise: Some of them are named after Gambino Family, Goodfellas, Li'l Gotti. | entailment |
243,517 | hypothesis: You're still able to do that. premise: um-hum and and you can and you still do that | entailment |
354,463 | hypothesis: The woman was fine. premise: 'A young woman, stabbed to death in her own apartment.' White shook his head. | contradiction |
330,558 | hypothesis: The economists are demanding to improve regulation of federal funding. premise: See The Economic Effects of Federal Spending on Infrastructure and Other Investments, Congressional Budget Office (June 1998). | neutral |
219,615 | hypothesis: Our community will be putting up bins for recycling. premise: right um-hum yeah and i think that's mostly well you know we even before as soon as the community said you know we're going to put up bins for recycling you know we automatically | entailment |
328,290 | hypothesis: State planning processes prohibit lawmakers from determining what progress should be made. premise: Determination of the most appropriate configuration of programs in a given state is a part of the broader state planning process and cannot be divorced from consideration of the overall goals of the state del... | contradiction |
190,112 | hypothesis: The woman's friend lives in Texas and pays a hundred dollars a month for her house. premise: you know well in California too i've got a friend that lives out there and uh she's got a little two three bedroom house with a garage a double car garage and it's costing her a thousand dollars a month | contradiction |
84,569 | hypothesis: River fishing can be carried out without the need for a license. premise: Sea angling is permitted year rou nd, but river fishing requires a license. | contradiction |
341,653 | hypothesis: Willey friend Julie Steels says that Willey asked Steele to lie to newsweek and confirm that the president groped her. premise: Time 's 1) Willey friend Julie Steele says Willey asked Steele to lie to Newsweek (Willey asked Steele to confirm Willey's claim that the president groped her). | entailment |
234,708 | hypothesis: It really was an impossible situation. premise: How, I wonder." | neutral |
319,074 | hypothesis: Yes, a lot of auto manufacturers have that issue with their vehicles, at least that's what I've heard. premise: uh-huh i've heard of that problem with many other different cars doesn't seem to be prevalent with just one manufacturer | entailment |
25,387 | hypothesis: There is nowhere to go to find a list of where the hotlines operate. premise: For a list of where the hotlines operate, along with their phone numbers and hours, go to www.aoa.gov/legal/hotline.html, or call the federal Eldercare Locator at 800-677-1116. | contradiction |
295,543 | hypothesis: The planet seemed pretty big for a world that used oxygen and water. premise: The planetary target was a huge one for an oxygen-water world. | entailment |
7,172 | hypothesis: This area is completely safe, as no crime is ever committed here. premise: Beware of gold watches and watch your belongings carefully pickpockets prowl here. | contradiction |
301,693 | hypothesis: The old rules required there to be fault on the VA. premise: Before the interim rule, establishing entitlement to compensation for adverse results of medical or surgical treatment required that VA be at fault or that an accident occur. | entailment |
98,147 | hypothesis: In John Peel's day, everybody hunted for live prey. premise: Hunting for live prey is still an important part of country life, but less popular than in John Peel's day . | neutral |
216,720 | hypothesis: Simon thought the penis was tiny. premise: Simon, when he saw on the floor the tension caused by his phallus, couldn't believe its huge size. | contradiction |
119,878 | hypothesis: The Taj Mahal is a setting with brilliant views. premise: There are those who swear by the sight on the Taj Mahal in the Sharad Purnima, the first full moon after the monsoons, a cloudless midnight in October when the light is at its clearest and also most romantic. | neutral |
359,781 | hypothesis: Along with the Cellini bronzes, there is a sculpture of Duke Cosimo, his servant. premise: Among the Cellini bronzes is an imposing bust of his master, Duke Cosimo. | contradiction |
389,580 | hypothesis: The pills were effective. premise: and i got hit by the same thing because we thought we were going to be real mountain men and uh we got up there and we had the little pills you're supposed to put in the water and make sure that it's potable | neutral |
343,137 | hypothesis: Here are a dozen bowls. premise: Here are the three cups. | contradiction |
5,806 | hypothesis: Monica didn't find the magazine's props tasteless. premise: --Monica lacked the maturity to balk at the magazine's tasteless choice of props. | entailment |
123,100 | hypothesis: There are great bargains on crystal in Martinique and Guadeloupe. premise: Particularly on Martinique and Guadeloupe, where the outstanding bargains are in perfumes, Parisian fashions, crystal, and other luxury items from France. | entailment |
278,585 | hypothesis: we need this deterrent to prevent people carrying out crimes premise: some sort of determent deterrent or you know an eye for an eye type thing or something like that | neutral |
75,912 | hypothesis: Dahmer didn't seem like the average Joe. premise: Yet even after admitting all this, Dahmer's neighbors insisted there was nothing odd about him, that he joined in neighborhood barbecues, that he was like the average Joe. | contradiction |
135,004 | hypothesis: Andrew Shuman's Weak Java is disappointing. premise: I am very disappointed by Andrew Shuman's Weak Java. | entailment |
162,496 | hypothesis: The general public is easily bored and not terribly interested in this. premise: In addition, it is important that the results of the actions taken be openly communicated or available not only to the Congress and agency management, but also to the general public. | neutral |
327,553 | hypothesis: Participants asked questions about different ways to hold criminals accountable for wrongdoing. premise: Participants raised questions about whether the SEC should reconsider the amount and targeting of its civil sanctions and more frequently use other types of remedies, such as criminal sanctions, to hold... | entailment |
339,881 | hypothesis: The actions were effective at reducing improper payments. premise: We also conducted extensive Internet searcHe's to identify programs in each of These entities in which actions had been taken to reduce improper payments. | neutral |
163,533 | hypothesis: Robert Magee wrote a book that is more like something on shelves at a Christian book store. premise: it's by Robert Magee and it's one that that we use in our work uh it's probably one you'd find in in like a Christian book store um | entailment |
81,587 | hypothesis: Because of the advanced technologies involved in them, each kiosk costs $500,000. premise: Employing interactive video- and touch-screen technology, the kiosks guide users through the bureaucracy of obtaining domestic-violence restraining orders, establishing child custody, responding to child support and e... | neutral |
81,668 | hypothesis: There are other beautiful areas that don't need a guided walk. premise: But the interior of the mountain range and the most beautiful parts of the parks are not accessible to the best way to experience them is to take a guided walk. | neutral |
369,077 | hypothesis: The book ends with no reflection of the argument premise: The book ends with a reflection on the argument between those intellectuals who advocate an organic relationship with the black community and those who aspire to transcend ethnic considerations, suggesting, affably, that the choice must be left, in ... | contradiction |
318,010 | hypothesis: Gordon believes that the document is unimpressive. premise: I know that this report is the result of many long hours of hard work, research, sound study and innovative thought, Gordon said It is an impressive document that is worthy of the most serious and sustained consideration. | contradiction |
251,665 | hypothesis: We have guns. premise: We are armed. | neutral |
265,864 | hypothesis: They were all about making money. premise: The industry calls this technique treatment acceptance, a marvelous euphemism for parting you from your money. | neutral |
263,508 | hypothesis: The risk estimates the effects of a month of pollution exposure. premise: The risk estimates from the vast majority of the short-term studies include the effects of only one or two-day exposure to air pollution. | contradiction |
123,532 | hypothesis: All of nature is unnecessary. premise: Nature is too good an economist to invest in such frivolities. | contradiction |
191,782 | hypothesis: I've heard it's really pricey out there. premise: um-hum well what do you find having to be like out there i've always heard that it was expensive | entailment |
96,733 | hypothesis: Billy and Reno sang a melodic line together. premise: The upward leaping orchestral figure anticipates the word, top, but the sung line does not, and at the punchline, But if Baby I'm the bottom, / You're the top, both Billy and Reno (I'm and You're) share a melodic line at the top of their respective range... | entailment |
193,731 | hypothesis: Do not fear the bear. premise: Do not fear. | neutral |
389,867 | hypothesis: Clinton confirmed it was him. premise: Clinton ( sorrowfully ): It wasn't me. | contradiction |
152,712 | hypothesis: It doesn't appear on the test, but it's illegal regardless. premise: so so it wouldn't show up yeah well it's not that's true see there's the there it is right there it's not illegal | contradiction |
214,469 | hypothesis: Oak trees are ones that I like. premise: i like an oak oak trees yeah | entailment |
108,567 | hypothesis: The employee was a problem because he wasn't able to complete some tasks. premise: The employee, a problem in one place, was simply moved to another. | neutral |
239,401 | hypothesis: The prisoner didn't go to the spot he was told to go to. premise: The prisoner had, accordingly, gone to the appointed spot, and after waiting there vainly for half an hour had returned home. | contradiction |
76,716 | hypothesis: Thankfully, the House and Senate are in agreement regarding GAO funding for next year. premise: Right now, considerable differences still exist with respect to our appropriations levels in the House and the Senate-stable funding for GAO next year is still not assured. | contradiction |
160,276 | hypothesis: There was no light at all within it. premise: Inside it, a tiny point of light danced frantically back and forth. | contradiction |
183,484 | hypothesis: People in school will have really high fees to pay. premise: but it'll be hard for those that people have have in school because they have to pay out even more | neutral |
255,914 | hypothesis: He asked nothing about the orrery. premise: What is wrong with the orrery? he asked. | contradiction |
55,047 | hypothesis: Slate's web site receives a lot of traffic. premise: Slate 's Web site might be at the moment, and how clogged your local-area network might be. | neutral |
273,706 | hypothesis: He had a job in Ohio. premise: He worked in Toledo, his adopted city, for 37 years, toiling away at the immense and intensely personal religious canvases that are his hallmark. | entailment |
261,769 | hypothesis: Spartans and Atheists premise: Romans and Christians | contradiction |
377,523 | hypothesis: The aliens really were here, I have photographic evidence. premise: All right, maybe you don't believe me--you think they wouldn't send a student sersa here now. | neutral |
373,524 | hypothesis: The Hina Doll Festival is an event for young girls. premise: On 3 March is the Hina Doll Festival, a special event for young girls. | entailment |
76,371 | hypothesis: Children not reared by both biological parents are at a great risk of physical abuse, said two evolutionary psychologists. premise: As evolutionary psychologists Martin Daly and Margo Wilson showed in their book Homicide , children not reared by both biological parents are at greatly elevated risk of physic... | entailment |
377,173 | hypothesis: Most First-Class Mail is sent by non-households as of 1997, and that number is expected to rise in the future. premise: In 1997, non-households sent 84 percent of First-Class Mail, up from 77 percent in 1990. | neutral |
175,385 | hypothesis: The speaker thinks the game tonight will be a good one. premise: yeah yeah it ought to be a good uh good game tonight | entailment |
83,523 | hypothesis: One of the feuding families was called "Capulet". premise: The memory of its fierce medieval history lingers still, the tales of family feuds that inspired Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet ended only with the 14th-century ascendancy of the tough Scalageri dynasty, in turn conquered by Venice in 1405. | neutral |
109,785 | hypothesis: The king from the Pyrenees was very popular as a person. premise: The enormous personal popularity of this good-natured but tough king from the Pyrenees proved vital for healing the wounds from the bitter wars. | entailment |
29,635 | hypothesis: We can slow them by spiking the river. premise: We can spike it to slow them but it will not stop them very long. | neutral |
315,464 | hypothesis: Advertising mail isn't included in this sector. premise: This sector does not contain any advertising mail. | entailment |
377,548 | hypothesis: He was untouched. premise: Then it hit, squarely on top of him. | contradiction |
244,383 | hypothesis: The island is very vulnerable to an attack. premise: This created a pattern seen today throughout the Aegean of a small port (skala) which serves an inland settlement or chora, making it easier to protect the island from attack. | contradiction |
260,461 | hypothesis: I have fond memories of Bent Waters. premise: oh good old Bent Waters | entailment |
305,202 | hypothesis: This is a photograph depicting Alan Greenspan taken by Kevin. premise: Photograph of Alan Greenspan on the Slate Table of Contents by Kevin Lamarque/Reuters. | entailment |
15,957 | hypothesis: No one can use that. premise: of course who can't use that | contradiction |
64,553 | hypothesis: The Five Year Plan for the People's Aesthetics is on schedule. premise: Comrade, he said to me, our Five Year Plan for the People's Aesthetics proceeds on schedule. | entailment |
382,152 | hypothesis: The Blue Mountain is located northwest of the position. premise: What makes it special is its position, with magnificent views of the coastline east toward Port Antonio and southeast to the peaks of the Blue Mountain range. | contradiction |
149,750 | hypothesis: The legal services are now available over the internet. premise: Critical legal services were now being provided, inter alia, through Internet web sites, through toll-free telephone intake and brief advice systems, through pro se clinics and projects, and through stand-alone kiosks. | entailment |
145,054 | hypothesis: She didn't ever want to associate herself with homelessness. premise: she said she would like to see homelessness as we know it | contradiction |
10,914 | hypothesis: It wasn't too much, I began at the right pace. premise: and i it was just too much to start with and i still haven't finished it because i stopped i stopped and i thought well i better do some simple things and work up to this because it was just so difficult to to get it done and there were so many differ... | contradiction |
83,540 | hypothesis: I think that both should have gotten the death penalty. premise: and the whole bit and one of the men got uh i think it was seventeen years and the other one was in for uh life imprisonment | neutral |
126,007 | hypothesis: Billions of tiger moths are on the leaves. premise: Here you can see tiger moths clinging to the leaves of trees, sometimes in vast numbers. | neutral |
190,061 | hypothesis: girls jump rope and old man wipes his brow. premise: girls jump rope in out pepper pepper old man wipes his brow | neutral |
376,355 | hypothesis: Joining would have come with a lot of benefits. premise: i didn't know yeah i was too i thought seriously about joining at that time i thought it was a fantastic idea | neutral |
172,493 | hypothesis: The amount of factors he was dealing with was his largest puzzle. premise: The biggest problem was the number of factors with which he had to deal. | entailment |
250,391 | hypothesis: Do we base affirmative action on need or on race? premise: Are we for affirmative action based on need, as I am, or based on race? | entailment |
371,646 | hypothesis: He asked a question. premise: What's up? he inquired. | entailment |
77,305 | hypothesis: It was on the cards that Julius commited treason. premise: It was quite on the cards that Julius P. | neutral |
389,158 | hypothesis: Foreign investment is important for the company to turn a profit faster. premise: And foreign investment is often crucial to a company's development. | neutral |
290,593 | hypothesis: I didn't want to send her to school too early but she was eager to go. premise: so yeah i think so i mean i didn't want to rush school at her the whole time but | neutral |
266,944 | hypothesis: Renaissance and Baroque sculpture and furniture are why many people visit this museum. premise: Even if you cannot afford the often prohibitive prices, they're worth visiting as veritable little museums of Renaissance and Baroque sculpture and furniture. | neutral |
41,587 | hypothesis: Electricians are considered unskilled workers. premise: - other skilled workers such as electricians, pipe fitters, millwrights, painters, and truck drivers; and | contradiction |
275,175 | hypothesis: I hope I'm never in the position to be put in a nursing home because I want to be in my own home. premise: well i'll i'll say something i said in the last conversation i hope i'm never in that position where i have to be put in one uh from all i've heard about it just not and i've heard | neutral |
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