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83,776 | hypothesis: Soderstrom said that more large grants should be made. premise: Soderstrom noted that large grants provide a great deal of data. | neutral |
64,927 | hypothesis: There was an old man glaring at me because he was a demon. premise: The older man glared at me. | neutral |
93,769 | hypothesis: The Girl Scouts are a very active local group in highway maintenance. premise: uh parish or however the state was divided up hum i may well i don't know around here we have a number of community projects that folks just volunteer for Boy Scout troops or church groups or civic clubs will uh police a uh a cou... | neutral |
214,122 | hypothesis: There are alternative explanations for the budget increase from the different data sources. premise: cause and effect, is derived from agreement among the types of data sources, together with the systematic ruling out of alternative explanations and the explanation of outlier results. | neutral |
235,721 | hypothesis: Although the affair is improbable it is not outside the realm of possibility. premise: Such an affair is improbable, but--take heart, Clinton-haters--it's not impossible. | entailment |
176,321 | hypothesis: The ICRs contain the reasons for data collection. premise: The ICRs contain the information required by the Act including the reasons for the collection of the information, the type of information and an estimate of the burden imposed on respondents. | entailment |
373,117 | hypothesis: I was trying to tolerate the cigarette smoke. premise: I tried to tolerate it. | neutral |
138,671 | hypothesis: The man was grateful. premise: I thank you for your aid, said the man. | entailment |
236,933 | hypothesis: It would explain why she is late. premise: Perhaps that makes sense. | neutral |
24,176 | hypothesis: This woman is very valuable to a man and he's going to take her to the theater to show her how much she means to him. premise: So this ordinary woman--one like about 50 million others in America--has this great value to this man she is going to the theater with. | neutral |
66,663 | hypothesis: I am currently swimming and doing weightlifting. premise: i've got a nine month old and i'm four months pregnant with my second and so at the time walking seems to be the best it's something i can do with her plus um doesn't tax me too physically | contradiction |
191,592 | hypothesis: The postal service stays on top of their reports premise: 13 These are the costs as reported by the Postal Service. | neutral |
225,610 | hypothesis: There is nothing to see. premise: You'll see why. | contradiction |
147,124 | hypothesis: Economists are undertaking a cost-benefit analysis of un-damming the Snake River. premise: The New York Times reports that economists with the Army Corps of Engineers, charged with executing a cost-benefit analysis of un-damming the Snake River in eastern Washington, plan to factor in something they call ex... | entailment |
244,236 | hypothesis: The experience up here is horrible there is nothing to look at and is very stressful. premise: the the experience is is better up here i think you know it seems more relaxing there's more to look at | contradiction |
2,218 | hypothesis: The EPA has regulated the environment and environmental policy in the United States since the Clinton administration. premise: The goal of this research effort is to catalyze development and implementation of innovative, cost-effective environmental technologies; develop scientific and engineering informati... | neutral |
79,452 | hypothesis: There were colonies on the west coast with thousands of residents. premise: Its colonies on the peninsula's west coast brought with them the Malay language (Malayu was the name of a state on Sumatra). | neutral |
381,447 | hypothesis: The second application isn't rare at all and is commonly used. premise: A second, rare, application is where a highly generalized or universal assertion is being called into question, and we are able to test it through examining one instance. | contradiction |
252,526 | hypothesis: You can go back to what you were at before, goodbye. premise: yes well get back to what you're doing and i'll do the same i enjoyed talking with you too okay bye-bye | entailment |
329,904 | hypothesis: The legal landscape is unswayed and not affected by the decisions. premise: The New York Times said the decisions are destined to transform, for better or worse, the legal landscape. | contradiction |
51,996 | hypothesis: The monks had to make do with what little space they had in their tightly developed prefecture. premise: Ryugen-in has five distinct rock gardens, one of which is apparently the smallest in Japan. | neutral |
249,268 | hypothesis: They only gave them 20 minutes to respond. premise: The agency head then has 20 calendar days to respond, either by providing the record for inspection or by explaining why it is being withheld. | contradiction |
180,219 | hypothesis: Something is not nonsense. premise: It's nonsense. | neutral |
172,890 | hypothesis: No one bothers to go out and watch baseball. premise: an opera or the symphony or something uh if you know it but how how often do you do that and i i would i would think baseball probably feeds on a number of people that can go out there you know several times a | contradiction |
304,881 | hypothesis: Personal experiences are often different than case study reports in terms of conditions in residential care for the handicapped or elderly. premise: For readers who know a handicapped child or have an aging parent, for example, a case study report of conditions in residential care for the severely handicapp... | entailment |
309,016 | hypothesis: I've met nothing but boring people. premise: and it's it's been real interesting the different personalities that i that i run across | contradiction |
323,314 | hypothesis: when i played softball, my best play was that one time i ran around third base and premise: it's you know i played softball and i screwed up coming around third base one time and the uh | contradiction |
209,047 | hypothesis: There isn't a winter service. premise: There is no service in the winter. | entailment |
106,111 | hypothesis: Jon walked right past the odd looking scout without even a glimpse. premise: Jon stared at the head, the scout's tongue lolling out on one side, split like a snake. | contradiction |
161,592 | hypothesis: You need a full-time job to pay for your car, young man. premise: I'd say, young man, that you are facing a full-time job now, getting all that inside of you. Drew ate steadily, consuming eggs and beans, tortillas, and fruit. | neutral |
202,670 | hypothesis: The first left-wing outlet to debunk the claim was The Washington Weekly. premise: The Washington Weekly , a Web magazine devoted to right-wing politics, also promoted the forgery claim. | contradiction |
64,049 | hypothesis: There are more than 100 examples with specific guidance. premise: Although this guide focuses on fundamental practices rather than detailed guidance, the examples illustrate and complement much of the specific guidance contained in similar and related GAO documents cited in appendix III. | contradiction |
92,596 | hypothesis: In Soho, you would have driven straight to the house. premise: You would have driven straight to the house in Soho and secured the document which Miss Finn would probably have entrusted to her cousin's keeping. | entailment |
88,354 | hypothesis: I am eager to go into the yard and do some landscaping. premise: yeah right right so this has been uh this has been an experience for me and uh uh but i i can't wait until we have uh uh some more time to get out there in the front yard and and really do uh you know a lot of landscaping | entailment |
370,707 | hypothesis: Wouldn't even thin padding be gilding the lilies? premise: Wouldn't padding--even thin--be gilding the lilies? | entailment |
97,630 | hypothesis: Wealthy Jamaican families say it is their favorite place. premise: Today it is a favorite place for wealthy Jamaican families for very much the same reason. | entailment |
98,386 | hypothesis: Good This Week always knew who was going to win the World Cup premise: Good This Week 's round table signs off by predicting the outcome of Sunday's World Cup final. | neutral |
263,401 | hypothesis: They put them on backwards! premise: they're on backwards huh oh jeez all that work and | entailment |
83,341 | hypothesis: San'doro said that it was not likely. premise: Likely not, said San'doro. | entailment |
277,171 | hypothesis: LSC-funded programs are not represented by one of the nine members, because they aren't civil legal assistance stakeholders. premise: Its nine members, appointed by the Court, represented a range of civil legal assistance stakeholders, including the bench, the bar, the Legal Foundation of Washington (which... | contradiction |
70,588 | hypothesis: The mud and ash that flooded Herculaneum destroyed everything and protected nothing. premise: While Pompeii was incinerated by volcanic cinders, a minimum of 20 m (65 ft) of ash and mud swamped Herculaneum, hardening and covering the houses in a protective crust that kept upper stories and even some of the ... | contradiction |
134,431 | hypothesis: After Kevin Bacon's career began declining, he invested in the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. premise: Brock's anachronistic redbaiting resembles the fashionable game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, in which it is shown that the actor can be associated with any other actor in the world in a series of short st... | neutral |
124,618 | hypothesis: The Industrialist observed his guests with worry. premise: The Industrialist looked at his guest. | neutral |
245,771 | hypothesis: Don't you agree that the Russians have known he's been running a scam on them forever? premise: and so that's why the Russians are so angry with him right now is because they've they know it's a scam and so you know i that's what i feel i don't know what do you feel do you agree with me or disagree | neutral |
170,731 | hypothesis: Having those paddles keeps us off the rocks so the current can take us down river. premise: that's about as tough as nope that's just keep us off a rock and we'll just let the let the stream take us down river and all that | neutral |
281,327 | hypothesis: There were prostitutes, workers, and fighters all in the small village. premise: Pleasure slaves, workers, and pit fighters. | neutral |
148,422 | hypothesis: Poirot has never before smiled in his entire life. premise: Can you not guess? asked Poirot, smiling. | contradiction |
127,676 | hypothesis: We've gone from being a major debt nation to a major loaning nation in no time at all. premise: there is and i don't know it's amazing that in the last ten years we've gone from a uh a major loaning nation to a major debt nation | contradiction |
42,397 | hypothesis: Legal services must be made available to H-2 aliens for housing, wages, transportation and other employment conditions. premise: Legal services are to be made available to H-2 aliens with regard to housing, wages, transportation and other conditions of employment under their H-2 contract. | entailment |
311,609 | hypothesis: There was a gap of five years after her graduation in 1975 before she started practicing law. premise: Upon graduation in 1975, she entered private law practice in Oxford, joining NMRLS in 1978. | contradiction |
272,551 | hypothesis: I am very rational about this. premise: I'm superstitious myself. | contradiction |
253,141 | hypothesis: The center was named for a famous painter. premise: The official name of one of Europe's most important cultural centers is Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou (after the French president who instigated the project). | contradiction |
103,367 | hypothesis: There were big renovations on the property. premise: For the present structure, we must be grateful to the great restorer-architect Eugyne Viollet-le-Duc, who did extensive renovations from 1845 to 1863 in response to the public outcry started by Victor Hugo's novel, Notre-Dame de Paris. | entailment |
140,508 | hypothesis: The News Quiz responses have a wide variety of references. premise: Similarly, it is the odd juxtaposition of references that makes News Quiz responses so perversely (click for more, and you really should because there's terrific stuff on Page 2) Susan Sontag and Michael Jackson's ass, glue sniffing and th... | entailment |
67,882 | hypothesis: That would have been a senseless thing for them to do. premise: i that would have been stupid and i don't and i don't think we did it everything else we handled in this seemed to be perfectly right i don't think they would have done that | entailment |
231,308 | hypothesis: I know that something can be either a territory or a protectorate, but I don't remember which is which. premise: oh yeah because it's just a territory or is that what it's called a territory | neutral |
306,794 | hypothesis: In 1997 the LSC adopted final regulations. premise: In 1997, LSC adopted final regulations clarifying a504(a)(16). | entailment |
8,278 | hypothesis: There was no enclosure at all around the structures. premise: There was a woven-wire fence around the structures, and a sign that said simply: _Project Eighty-Five_. | contradiction |
89,886 | hypothesis: Consumers don't want history to change, or for it to be forgotten. premise: Consumers can quite reasonably argue that history can't be changed and so is best forgotten. | contradiction |
171,535 | hypothesis: They've made big profit since they've started. premise: and uh you know they're they're in the big profit making business | neutral |
300,825 | hypothesis: it received no applications during the time period, and will never again receive applications. premise: Last year it received more than 6,000 applications for help and was able to serve 3,421. | contradiction |
63,793 | hypothesis: He was charming, but not an idiot. premise: I knew he was a charming rogue with an appealing agenda, but I didn't think he was a reckless idiot with an appealing agenda. | entailment |
289,369 | hypothesis: Critical acclaim happens because critics are emotionally moved by the content. premise: Critical acclaim ensues. | neutral |
388,046 | hypothesis: Today, only 4 original structures remain in Las Vegas. premise: Wynn's demolition of the existing properties started a trend that, more than any other, describes Las Vegas at the end of the 20th removal of old properties in exchange for the potential of new ones. | neutral |
173,593 | hypothesis: The public pension program has been streamlined and is less of burden to the Brazilian government. premise: The first casualty is Brazil, whose fat public pension program is eating up government resources. | contradiction |
12,929 | hypothesis: Beautiful views of Segovia can be seen from the top of the tower. premise: From the top of a hefty climb up the tower are breathtaking views of Segovia and the valley beyond. | entailment |
18,282 | hypothesis: They mentioned that someone might have protected the other from showing too much skin. premise: A real gentleman, meanwhile, might have protected Stone from showing so much flesh to so little effect. | entailment |
232,637 | hypothesis: I always hear stories of women taking credit cards away from men. premise: i mean i don't know it's probably they're always saying the women are doing are the spending ones but i haven't heard one uh a single woman taking their credit card away from the man | contradiction |
389,535 | hypothesis: Merger plans weren't discussed. premise: Although no merger plans were discussed, board members at the smaller program knew of Dudovitz's preference for impact litigation over direct services. | entailment |
246,370 | hypothesis: A comparison between country and city delivery shows city only takes 10% longer without packages. premise: On the other hand, a direct comparison of rural to city residential delivery reveals that rural carrier time per possible delivery is only ten percent greater than city residential route delivery time. | neutral |
257,578 | hypothesis: I do not understand their point of view. premise: and i can understand it from there point of view in on the one hand because they have to you know consider the customers that they're supplying | contradiction |
236,228 | hypothesis: We like seeing people die. premise: If we choose to stay, many people will die but we can hopefully bite into the bandits on their way in. | contradiction |
77,186 | hypothesis: right, and changing their appearance drastically with makeup, and using the premise: right and using makeup and using the | neutral |
138,655 | hypothesis: Tommy was positive. premise: Yes, Tommy chimed in. | entailment |
306,342 | hypothesis: This is due to unknown fees with transferring benefits. premise: We cannot adjust for all benefits transfer considerations, however, thus introducing additional uncertainty into our estimates. | neutral |
123,573 | hypothesis: OPM is completely separate from all these issues. premise: OPM certainly has a continuing and vital role to play in connection with these issues. | contradiction |
263,326 | hypothesis: One tree gave all of the ceiling beams. premise: Each of the long ceiling beams of its interior is hewn from one tree. | entailment |
109,650 | hypothesis: Fulgencio Batista became a president in 1960. premise: After 1933 Fulgencio Batista, though only a sergeant, orchestrated the strings of power through a series of puppet presidents before winning the presidency outright in 1940. | contradiction |
326,355 | hypothesis: There is no discussion about the relative burden of the USO. premise: Again, this is contrary to our finding in Section 3 about the relative burden of the USO. | contradiction |
251,295 | hypothesis: It began in the height of Napoleon's Second Empire. premise: Begun at the height of Napoleon III's Second Empire, it was completed only in 1875, after the Commune. | neutral |
64,648 | hypothesis: There are examples from different kinds of practice. premise: Examples range from relatively simple practices, such as effective use of audio and video teleconferencing to improve meeting flexibility, to emerging technologies using holographic projection techniques to create threeand fourdimensional models ... | entailment |
260,105 | hypothesis: The commission says employers must designate hearing aid compatible telephones for emergency use in public. premise: Second, until the rules for all workplace telephones go into effect, the Commission proposed that employers designate certain hearing aid compatible telephones for emergency use. | neutral |
128,161 | hypothesis: A bravura self confidence masked the ignorance. premise: On behalf of the Harvard Square respondents, it must be said that ignorance was masked by a bravura self-confidence. | entailment |
118,210 | hypothesis: The artist had no interest in statues. premise: It is said that the great Renaissance artist originally planned the statue to adorn his own grave. | contradiction |
26,204 | hypothesis: Our company doesn't offer anything interesting. premise: well it does sound very interesting maybe our phone company out here will get around to offering something like that | neutral |
350,448 | hypothesis: The flower fields at dawn are extremely pretty. premise: Very pretty. | neutral |
389,554 | hypothesis: The agency stores electronic or hard-copy written comments. premise: An agency's electronic or hard-copy written comments are typically reproduced in an appendix to the issued report. | entailment |
156,542 | hypothesis: A lawyer called. premise: My lawyer just called. | entailment |
189,919 | hypothesis: The scenario D equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 12% reduction premise: Rather than a roughly 16% reduction from a generation level of 4,200 billion kWh in the 1999 CEF Advanced Case, the scenario D equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 12% reduction from a generation of 4,580 billion kWh. | entailment |
305,132 | hypothesis: Zenith in the Parc de la Villette is a an outdoor stage. premise: Pop and rock concerts are held at the spectacular Zenith in the Parc de la Villette (me Porte de Pantin), at Parc-des-Princes (me Porte de St-Cloud), and also the Palais Omnisport de Bercy (me Bercy). | neutral |
306,097 | hypothesis: Profits and sales have fallen for the houses consulting with the chains. premise: Some houses--big and small--have trimmed their lists, consulting closely with the chains to determine what is commercial, and have seen their profits and sales rise. | contradiction |
24,395 | hypothesis: Belz has a lot of stores that focus on high-end items. premise: Belz, an indoor mall, offers 145 stores ranging from clothing to electronics. | neutral |
173,361 | hypothesis: A rumor about something specific had been heard. premise: There was a certain rumour ” ” | entailment |
136,460 | hypothesis: Yeah we did that at the beach almost everyday. premise: um yeah almost everyday | neutral |
243,167 | hypothesis: When you were in Tennessee, I saw you roll out of your saddle. premise: I saw you roll out of your saddle back in Tennessee. | entailment |
187,232 | hypothesis: The Household Diary Study (HDS) was the best source of data available. premise: All data used in this analysis come from a market research study called the Household Diary Study (HDS). | neutral |
39,034 | hypothesis: Tourists have been trashing the community they thought was so beautiful. premise: The challenge is how to stop the landscape from being changed by the very people who come to marvel at it. | neutral |
339,831 | hypothesis: You'll have a much better time in India if you ignore every guide and stick to your travel brochures. premise: It would be easy to dismiss these explanations as being nonsense, but you'll understand India better if you can appreciate that what each guide is saying may in its own way be true. | contradiction |
22,408 | hypothesis: I grew up on the east coast and went to school there. premise: oh okay because i grew up in North Hollywood California i went to UCLA and all that | contradiction |
272,545 | hypothesis: Derry said they would fire me. premise: 'And even if they don't do something horrible to you, you'll be fired,' Derry said coldly. | entailment |
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