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hypothesis: He can be trusted to keep his word if he says he will dispose of them. premise: If he says he'll get rid of them, he will, and that's punishment enough.
entailment
201,756
hypothesis: I felt sad actually because I know we share opposite opinions. premise: it really is i was very happy about that because i you know i feel the same way you do
contradiction
199,414
hypothesis: Secondary findings found that the number is for sure overestimated. premise: It is of note that, based on recent preliminary findings from the Health Effects Institute, the magnitude of mortality from short-tern exposure (Alternative Estimate) and hospital/ER admissions estimates (both estimates) may be und...
neutral
178,721
hypothesis: IRS declined to track information. premise: IRS also agreed to begin tracking information
contradiction
371,472
hypothesis: That's is the unpleasant news. premise: That's the bad news.
entailment
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hypothesis: The company that owns the facility gets to decide. premise: Instead, it's the company that owns the name that dictates the terms.
contradiction
5,953
hypothesis: Boards have to focus on what investors want from their corporation. premise: In addition to focusing on what accountants, regulators, and corporate management and boards of directors (the supply side) should do, boards need to focus more on what investors and other users of financial information (the demand...
entailment
79,333
hypothesis: Havana is the capital of Cuba. premise: Most people begin their journeys in the capital, Havana, before heading to the prized tobacco lands farther west and doubling back across the plains of sugar cane and some of the country's finest colonial towns in central Cuba.
entailment
392,114
hypothesis: SCR systems are typically difficult and tiresome to install. premise: The installation of an SCR system requires a significant amount of labor.
neutral
333,522
hypothesis: If it's the end of the month, and we don't have money, we don't buy anything. premise: excuse me if uh it comes the end of the month and i don't have any money uh we don't buy any more milk
entailment
181,398
hypothesis: The Hai Bar Wildlife Reserve has prevented some species from extinction. premise: A short distance north of Timna Park is the Hai Bar Wildlife Reserve, where rare and endangered indigenous animals are bred for eventual release back into the wild.
neutral
437
hypothesis: He ignored the lawyer. premise: He scanned the great lawyer eagerly.
contradiction
368,789
hypothesis: The ruins of HIsham's Winter Palace are the only reason tourists come to Jericho. premise: Jericho's other main attraction is the ruin of Hisham's Winter Palace, located 21.2 km (11.2 miles) northeast of town.
contradiction
3,703
hypothesis: The study of facial expressions by Harvard was deemed useless in the 1960's. premise: Chatterbox learned that the science of studying facial expressions is relatively Before the 1960s, apparently, it was deemed a useless enterprise.
neutral
366,855
hypothesis: The daughters knew how to do housework. premise: The daughters of the archdeacon were well grounded in household tasks.
entailment
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hypothesis: Instead of printing out intake forms information will be transferred via fax machine. premise: Instead of printing out intake forms and faxing them to the other providers, who then must manually enter the data into their systems, intake information will be transferred electronically from one system to the o...
neutral
84,019
hypothesis: The new album is both similar and different to their breakout, Fever In Fever Out. premise: Riding on the success of their breakout Fever In Fever Out (1996), they've turned in another smooth 'n' mellow album, but this one is a more eclectic mix of hip-hop, pop and rock sounds wrapped around sensual vocals ...
entailment
96,459
hypothesis: A life ad for tooth paste. premise: A LifeStyles ad for extra-large condoms?
contradiction
39,920
hypothesis: Everyone says that it was awful. premise: is it good i've i've always heard it was really good
contradiction
249,044
hypothesis: They shared a base with Englishmen on the island. premise: At first they shared a base with Englishmen on St. Kitts (then called Saint-Christophe).
entailment
322,293
hypothesis: We're looking for a stud soon. premise: we're going to be looking for a stud for this one pretty soon
entailment
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hypothesis: The pink granite Obelisk of Luxor took workers three days to build and erect. premise: Topped by a newly gilded pyramidal tip, the 23-m (75-ft) pink granite Obelisk of Luxor from the temple of Ramses II dates back to 1300 b.c. and was erected here in 1836.
neutral
106,885
hypothesis: The coup was called Carnation Revolution. premise: Following a bloodless coup in 1974 called the Carnation Revolution, Salazar's successor, Dr. Marcelo Caetano, was overthrown and free elections were held.
entailment
85,665
hypothesis: For current donation methods or addresses, look at the Project Gutenberg Web pages. premise: Please check the Project Gutenberg Web pages for current donation methods and addresses.
entailment
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hypothesis: There is no Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland. premise: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, July 2000.
contradiction
271,216
hypothesis: The government was silent. premise: The Government said nothing.
entailment
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hypothesis: You get one mistake before your hand is cut off. premise: You get one mistake.
neutral
14,628
hypothesis: Schiff hates it when he appears in the tabloids. premise: Schiff has also appeared recently in the tabs.
neutral
121,910
hypothesis: That means you must own a small farm. premise: you must have a little farm then
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hypothesis: The object was flaming and appeared to be floating. premise: It teetered out of the hole and seemed to hover, spitting great gouts of flame as it encountered the phlogiston layer.
entailment
128,637
hypothesis: Nearly one in five children in California live in poverty. premise: California has the highest number of people in poverty in the nation - 6.4 million, including nearly one in five children.
entailment
368,609
hypothesis: Only the will of the elders kept the town alive and fed. premise: Salt kept the town fed.
contradiction
50,390
hypothesis: She experienced the worst part of the Great Depression. premise: She missed the worst part of the Great Depression.
contradiction
36,926
hypothesis: I stopped following those interests a long time ago. premise: that too and it is hard to make uh those interests not be as a major part of my life
contradiction
172,682
hypothesis: We'll find something interesting up there I think. premise: May we go up?"
neutral
267,100
hypothesis: You have to pack them in bags, during the springtime. premise: and springtime you have to use bags to pack them
entailment
90,610
hypothesis: If the profits from money making routes and non-delivered mail are $40,000 more than the upstream fixed cost, there has to be an offset of money losing routes of more than that much. premise: If the profits from the money making routes and non-delivered mail exceed the upstream fixed cost, then there must b...
neutral
106,108
hypothesis: James BeauSeigneur trilogy will be adapted for film. premise: James BeauSeigneur, a premill from Rockville, Md., has written a fictional trilogy dramatizing the End Times.
neutral
133,635
hypothesis: They overtook me as I ran away on tired legs. premise: I ran, too slow.
neutral
304,442
hypothesis: Both diGenova and Toensing are not paying attention to the investigation. premise: But the real problem with diGenova and Toensing isn't their pundit addiction or their neglect of an investigation that Democrats would just as soon they neglect anyhow.
entailment
250,739
hypothesis: Gross national saving changes depending on how much the federal government saves in interest. premise: 3 percent-and (2) gross national saving varies depending on how much the federal government saves.
neutral
56,908
hypothesis: The spokesman spoke favorably about the Hollings. premise: Inglis' spokesman derisively calls this Hollings' I got you ...
contradiction
73,891
hypothesis: Reading is only ever a job. premise: do you like reading as a hobby
contradiction
71,920
hypothesis: The point of a reference group is to serve as a yardstick for self-appraisal. premise: A self-appraisal (and remember, the entire purpose of a reference group is to serve as a yardstick for self-appraisal) would entail evaluating the richness of relationships and the satisfactions of accomplishments, rather...
entailment
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hypothesis: The trading routes were used through Hellenistic and Roman times. premise: The Persians coveted them over 7,000 years ago, and they were stepping-stones on the long East West trading routes throughout Hellenistic and Roman times.
entailment
329,666
hypothesis: Many people love Antarctica so much they won't go anywhere else. premise: Doing Italy is a lifetime job, and many devotees are so in love with the place that they won't even think of an alternative destination.
contradiction
88,145
hypothesis: Michael Isikoff knows about a strange encounter between the President and a volunteer. premise: The other significant story of Clinton's continuing sexual adventuring was Michael Isikoff's account last August of a murky encounter between White House volunteer Kathleen Willey and the president.
entailment
69,641
hypothesis: I don't believe that John Kennedy belongs to any traditions premise: Which tradition does John Kennedy belong to?
contradiction
325,483
hypothesis: Agency leaders need to provide tools for employees to do their best. premise: Agency leaders need to commit their organizations to valuing and investing in their employees by empowering, involving, and providing them the tools to do their best, and by implementing the modern performance management and incen...
entailment
95,877
hypothesis: Most of the hundred fifty men squatting on their heels. premise: Most of the half-dozen men squatting on their heels about a fire were three-quarters bare, showing dusty, brown bodies.
contradiction
103,633
hypothesis: Maybe I had never been able to do so. premise: Perhaps I never had.
neutral
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hypothesis: Cagney's charisma seemed to launch the most enduring film style of all time. premise: Cagney's charisma launched what looks, decades later, like the most enduring film style of all.
entailment
116,431
hypothesis: The possibilities would make her life immeasurably better. premise: Her present part was of the adventuress rather than the adventurous order, but she did not deny its possibilities.
neutral
96,863
hypothesis: The park does not have a zoo. premise: Subsequently, Ueno was turned into Tokyo's first public park, endowed with all the preferred Western museums, concert halls, a library, a university of fine arts, and a zoo.
contradiction
146,655
hypothesis: Over 20 historical sites were destroyed during the bombing. premise: Much of the island was left in ruins from heavy bombing, but Crete escaped the internal strife of the civil war that raged in mainland Greece (1947-1949) and felt fewer effects of the oppressive arule of the colonels' (1967-1974) than othe...
neutral
336,852
hypothesis: They prefer not to beat around the bush. premise: They are very direct in their dealings with each other, as you might discover if you come across a friendly conversation among a group of friends.
neutral
157,277
hypothesis: Don't take care of your kids! premise: right well take good care take care of your little ones uh-huh bye-bye
contradiction
104,994
hypothesis: Vrenna had no weapon so he used his hands to hit the man. premise: Vrenna parried another sword strike and planted her remaining short sword under the chin of her opponent until his cap came off and balanced on the tip.
contradiction
331,149
hypothesis: San'doro demanded that Jon leave. premise: We must go, Jon, said San'doro, putting his hand on Jon's shoulder.
neutral
120,930
hypothesis: We should give up now, Tuppence said. premise: To begin with, said Tuppence, "what have we to go upon?"
contradiction
125,770
hypothesis: The lady was scared of Jon. premise: The woman's eyes looked weary and she feared Jon when she saw him.
entailment
383,443
hypothesis: He hired a large room, and I hired a small one. premise: He hired a room, and I hired one too.
neutral
213,668
hypothesis: things that don't require any heavy equipment premise: things like that that you don't need heavy equipment for
entailment
346,582
hypothesis: It should be two days to vote and I think 50% more people would do it. premise: to me you need to have two what's wrong with having two days uh Thursday Friday or three two and a days Thursday Friday and Saturday or something you know where people can vote uh i don't think there's a i don't think there's a ...
neutral
110,636
hypothesis: We were at eighty but now we are between twenty and thirty. premise: eighties and you know when i left here and we're down to the thirties and twenties and
neutral
330,013
hypothesis: It's not legal to be on drugs. premise: so you know drugs is not is is is not legal
entailment
53,850
hypothesis: There is a probability that this could bring about another war. premise: It might possibly bring about another war not with Germany this time!
entailment
285,375
hypothesis: The open trading program gives power plants no flexibility to pick how they meet their reductions. premise: The open trading program gives power plants the flexibility to choose how they meet their target emission reductions, which minimizes compliance costs and lowers consumer electricity prices.
contradiction
183,959
hypothesis: James Wood says the allegory is fun to read. premise: Panning Mason & Dixon, the New Republic 's James Wood declares Thomas Pynchon's penchant for allegory tiresome and his alleged cleverness to be overwrought and heavy-handed.
contradiction
261,750
hypothesis: Hey, Mambo Mambo Italiano, go, go, Joe! You've had a mix-up with Siciliano. premise: Hey, Mambo!Mambo Italiano ...Go, go, Joe!You mixed-up Siciliano
entailment
337,505
hypothesis: Is that temperature normal up there for the spring? premise: uh-huh well tell me uh is is it normally that cold up there in the in the Spring
entailment
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hypothesis: LSC's reissued its instructions and it was noted. premise: As previously noted, LSC reissued its CSR instructions to all grantees, calling attention to problem areas known at that time.
entailment
192,840
hypothesis: The tax system can not be used to influence the behavior of employers. premise: Should we use the tax system to penalize companies that fire workers and reward those that do not?
contradiction
67,088
hypothesis: Do all vans do that? premise: yeah does yours do that too oh i was wondering if all vans did that
entailment
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hypothesis: She bought back the weapon with ten million coins. premise: A silent bargain took place and she bought back the weapon with only a single coin of the dead man's purse.
contradiction
373,851
hypothesis: My roommate got a degree in political science. premise: my uh my roommate is a uh he's getting his doctorate in industrial well it's not industrial engineering it's human factors his degree was in uh you know industrial engineering
contradiction
166,024
hypothesis: We should never consider being idealistic about anything, ever, premise: Perhaps we should be idealistic about intervention in general but realistic in how we go about it.
contradiction
156,626
hypothesis: I responded sarcastically. premise: 'Probably,' I echoed dryly.
entailment
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hypothesis: Reducing any federal debt that's publicly held is the only option available to the government. premise: If reducing federal debt held by the public is not an option, as discussed in text box 4.2, investing in nonfederal financial assets on behalf of the Social Security trust fund could be another way for go...
contradiction
375,239
hypothesis: We are not a non-profit public interest law group, we have lobbyists and necessary education. premise: We do not have paid lobbyists and we are, in fact, a non-profit public interest law firm and that kind of approach to the legislature would require a lot of education.
contradiction
97,317
hypothesis: The high ground is greener than the valley. premise: It's almost like catching sight of Shangri- the vibrant green vall ey contrasts starkly with the rust-colored high ground.
contradiction
165,671
hypothesis: Do you want to not respond? premise: Do you want to say how much?"
contradiction
42,801
hypothesis: Citicorp and Travelers merged. premise: Even if cross-selling makes sense, though, it's not clear why Citicorp and Travelers had to merge.
entailment
377,045
hypothesis: The papacy had a plan to recover from the fall. premise: The papacy in Rome had lost prestige with the dissolution of the Jesuits and the crippling loss of revenue from the Hapsburg Church reforms.
neutral
368,478
hypothesis: If he says he will get rid of them, he will not keep his word. premise: If he says he'll get rid of them, he will, and that's punishment enough.
contradiction
198,572
hypothesis: Bush couldn't say it with a straight face. premise: Bush himself couldn't utter these words with a straight face.
entailment
293,206
hypothesis: Cheaper wines should be tasted before purchase. premise: Sample before buying, especially the cheaper wines.
entailment
150,001
hypothesis: Julius was deeply suspicious of all the questions he had been asked. premise: Julius stood at the door watching his retreat.
neutral
340,034
hypothesis: A lot of farmers meetup at riverside markets. premise: The train stops by riverside markets where farmers trade fruit, vegetables, and gossip with passengers.
neutral
115,529
hypothesis: The CIO Council was established in 2010. premise: The CIO Council was established in 1996.
contradiction
156,896
hypothesis: Censure is not a good thing for the public premise: Some will object that service, like censure, is not in the Constitution.
neutral
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hypothesis: The palace before the Istana Lama is still in existence. premise: The ruler's palace, Istana Lama, was the official residence of the royal family until 1931, replacing an earlier palace which had burnt down.
contradiction
353,642
hypothesis: He is easily led by his imagination. premise: On the other hand, it's quite impossible to lead him astray through his imagination.
contradiction
199,311
hypothesis: By falling the procedures herein an auditor can pinpoint areas of potential failure including increased costs, poor system usability and inability to meet deadlines. premise: An auditor should use this guide to identify areas that are most likely to result in technical failures, unmet user needs, cost overr...
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hypothesis: The drive was always empty. premise: They went up the deserted drive.
neutral
205,608
hypothesis: Almost all of the 8 million budget was sourced from Legal Services Corp. grants and the rest came from the government. premise: 8 million budget was derived almost entirely of Legal Services Corp. grants.
neutral
232,609
hypothesis: The textbook declares that GDP is not an indicator of a nation's economic wellbeing. premise: Gross domestic product is not a measure of the nation's economic well-being--so declares the textbook as soon as it introduces the concept.
entailment
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hypothesis: Further work would allow us to develop by 50% more than we currently are. premise: Second, further work would likely allow us to develop, for a higher percentage of outbound DC mail, (1) estimates of the domestic postage costs that would be incurred if the Postal Service paid domestic postage instead of ter...
neutral
67,949
hypothesis: Progress was made that made it easier for people to be treated fairly in business. premise: Progress was made on a number of issues important to the legal services community, but despite signs of chronic weakness in two programs, the 4-program LSC structure was left intact.
neutral
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hypothesis: It's okay by me if you decide you want to keep a low profile. premise: you know what i feel a comfortable in you don't wanna stand out too much
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