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150,374 | hypothesis: Tanehaus doesn't think Chambers instigated McCarythism due to his paranoia and introversion. premise: Tanenhaus accuses Chambers of having inadvertently instigated McCarthyism, and shows us Chambers' paranoia, his introversion, his sententiousness (Stephen Koch, the Wall Street Journal ). (Also, see Slate's... | contradiction |
173,616 | hypothesis: I had been hoping that I hadn't figured any of it out. premise: i thought i already had it figured out and i did and that made me mad | neutral |
17,217 | hypothesis: McCarthyism was started in Hollywood. premise: McCarthyism about cynicism. | neutral |
26,957 | hypothesis: That is undoubtedly the worst possible plan. premise: Perhaps that will be the best plan. | contradiction |
223,032 | hypothesis: The harbor has the most access to interesting sights and a variety of paths to take afterwards. premise: The most logical place to start is down at the harbour. | neutral |
359,417 | hypothesis: We can just feed them our food. premise: They couldn't eat our food or we theirs." | contradiction |
118,272 | hypothesis: The gambler just stared at the big pile of books. premise: The gambler brought the top book of the pile down on the bar with a thud. | contradiction |
325,314 | hypothesis: Vrenna thought everything in the store was new and unique. premise: Vrenna found a vendor selling a palm spike that looked suspiciously like the one she had used just a short time earlier. | contradiction |
99,948 | hypothesis: Toobin should have disclosed his book dealings. premise: And shouldn't Toobin, by his own standards, have disclosed his book dealings with Isikoff to Vast Conspiracy readers? | entailment |
147,350 | hypothesis: Low-income individuals did not think they had any options for civil legal representation. premise: Expanded relevancy of the delivery system to the most pressing needs of low-income clients Increased perception among low-income individuals that they have recourse if they require civil legal information, cou... | entailment |
172,534 | hypothesis: Caution is not warranted before committing the anticipated surpluses to permanent changes on either the revenue or spending side. premise: Caution is warranted before committing the anticipated surpluses to permanent changes on either the revenue or spending side. | contradiction |
268,841 | hypothesis: Ground theory research premise: the Methodology of Grounded Theory. | neutral |
185,399 | hypothesis: Malaysia is the wealthiest country in South-East Asia. premise: Malaysia's relative wealth is reflected in the excellent network of roads and a good railway system along the peninsula's west coast. | neutral |
147,136 | hypothesis: The bill will likely take several years to gain sufficient support for a vote. premise: While she supports his bill, my objective is to get something done this year, she said. | neutral |
71,049 | hypothesis: Chilean wines are banned from the imported wine list. premise: High quality and cheap, Chilean wines are now the third-most popular imports, behind only French and Italian vintages. | contradiction |
94,289 | hypothesis: The last four quintiles are three standard deviations from the mean. premise: Moreover, the first quintile stands apart in that its seconds per piece is also nearly two standard deviations greater than the mean, while the other four are all less than one standard deviation from the mean. | contradiction |
164,773 | hypothesis: Well, is that a good sign? premise: well is that a good indicator | entailment |
73,648 | hypothesis: You won't be surprised to hear that he makes pennies. premise: yeah he makes good money too doing that you'd be shocked i was shocked but anyway someone gave an Iranian a tip of four Rangers tickets last year | contradiction |
5,223 | hypothesis: There were staff members who resented the new outcome-oriented approach of the office. premise: But as the office became more outcome-oriented and made more extensive use of performance information, it began to redirect its safety efforts. | neutral |
77,642 | hypothesis: Portugal's borders were not secured by King Afonso the third until 1249. premise: Not until 1249 did King Afonso III (1248-1279) complete the Reconquest and secure borders for Portugal 250 years before the Spanish could do the same. | entailment |
144,773 | hypothesis: I had attempted to say "Greetings to you all!", but my anxiety and stage freight had caused me to awkwardly let out "Greetings to *your* all!". premise: 'Greetings to your all!' I fumbled vaguely. | neutral |
371,014 | hypothesis: The network of toll autoroutes is very poor for drivers. premise: For drivers in a hurry, the network of toll autoroutes is first class, linking up most of the major cities and still expanding. | contradiction |
304,385 | hypothesis: I don't agree that it is true. premise: um-hum yeah co uld be yeah that that's too bad it really is it is | neutral |
388,425 | hypothesis: How is that helpful and useful now that we have knowledge of the coco. premise: What on earth is the good of that, now that we know about the coco?" | entailment |
191,629 | hypothesis: Francois II died after becoming king of France. premise: Francois II became king of France in 1559 but died soon after. | entailment |
39,234 | hypothesis: The battle occurred yesterday. premise: That was yesterday. | neutral |
34,056 | hypothesis: House Republicans have been accused of ignoring the plight of poor people with their budget proposals. premise: First he said House Republicans shouldn't balance their budget on the backs of the poor. | entailment |
230,744 | hypothesis: It doesn't matter. premise: That's OK. | neutral |
90,452 | hypothesis: From here, the road dead-ends. premise: From here, the road travels a further 15 km (9 miles), past the salt flats of La Mata, to Torrevieja. | contradiction |
153,728 | hypothesis: Japan looked worryingly over its shoulder at Singapore's sudden rise. premise: Singapore wept all the way to the bank, its port and service industries making it, after Japan, the wealthiest country in Asia. | neutral |
346,815 | hypothesis: The Chamber did not support the GOP with advertising. premise: Chamber of Commerce spent $7 million on advertising in support of GOP candidates | contradiction |
141,642 | hypothesis: The medical stuff itself is pretty expensive premise: the but the medical stuff itself uh | neutral |
256,666 | hypothesis: ENIT is the state tourist office where people can find general information. premise: For general information, the state tourist office ENIT (Ente Nazionale Italiano per il Turismo) has offices in major foreign cities as well as regional capitals. | entailment |
110,725 | hypothesis: Something happened here. premise: But this, as we know, is what happened. | neutral |
4,120 | hypothesis: Edwin S Matthews Jr represented Don Paradis. premise: And Edwin S. Matthews Jr. of Coudert Brothers in New York represented Don Paradis, who was released from prison after 14 years on death row in Idaho. | entailment |
13,154 | hypothesis: Small time drug dealers shouldn't face the death penalty. premise: but i think they going to have to do something to make people wake up like on especially the drug dealers you know the the not the little penny ante ones on the corner i don't think they ought to get in trouble i mean i know they ought to g... | entailment |
90,926 | hypothesis: That DJ was on the radio every week. premise: was that on the radio every week | neutral |
311,150 | hypothesis: In the spring, there are also fields of poppies lining the route. premise: The route there runs through groves of willow, used for the local cricket-bat industry, and fields of saffron. | neutral |
389,125 | hypothesis: The revised analysis evaluates three alternatives to the original proposition. premise: The revised analysis evaluates three alternatives to the initially proposed rule and assesses the burdens and impacts of each. | entailment |
362,679 | hypothesis: Roving groups of musicians can be found playing everywhere from airports to restaurants and make large amounts of money. premise: Roving groups of musicians can be found playing everywhere from airports to restaurants. | neutral |
251,508 | hypothesis: GAO is legally obligated to notify of all work being undertaken. premise: GAO generally notifies the agency of the work to be undertaken. | contradiction |
108,064 | hypothesis: He panicked for a moment when he realized he couldn't pronounce the words of the alien tongue. premise: For a split second, his mind screamed in panic as he realized he could not even pronounce the needed words. | neutral |
360,381 | hypothesis: The West's distrust likely has to do with its general skepticism concerning the topic at hand. premise: Ozone modeling is only done for the East because there is very little confidence in the application of this model to the West. | neutral |
267,608 | hypothesis: You don't have a mistress? premise: You have been with your mistress many years, is it not so? | contradiction |
342,655 | hypothesis: Greek Orthodox priests and Bedouin tribeswomen only visit the bazaars. premise: In the bazaars you'll pass robed Greek Orthodox priests and Bedouin tribeswomen in richly embroidered dresses. | neutral |
270,682 | hypothesis: He fit a homer on the first try. premise: Intent on not striking out, he bats pitch after pitch into foul territory. | contradiction |
169,797 | hypothesis: Many News Quiz participants don't know that Saturn is part of G.M. premise: Rather, those are the qualities News Quiz participants associate with G.M. cars, despite the company's demonstrating with its Saturn line that it is quite capable of producing a first-class car commercial. | neutral |
248,082 | hypothesis: The LSC had an error rate of 15%. premise: While this total is nominally a slight reduction from the 1,038,714 reported for 1999, it is actually an increase because LSC had to adjust the 1999 total downward to 924,000 cases to take account of the high error rate. | neutral |
7,763 | hypothesis: The close relationships between private companies and politicians contributed to endemic corruption. premise: The famous coziness among politicians, bureaucrats, and private companies, together with the strong cultural emphasis on relationship-building and a lack of transparency and accountability, eventual... | entailment |
346,818 | hypothesis: Jon hit him. premise: Jon slapped him. | entailment |
206,309 | hypothesis: We do not trust Madison Avenue about minor issues. premise: We don't trust Madison Avenue to tell us the truth about fabric softener, so why are we letting it brainwash our children about drugs? | entailment |
274,076 | hypothesis: Compliance with the title doesn't affect the requirements of the clear air act. premise: As under the existing provision, compliance with Title IV does not affect, except as expressly provided, the application of other requirements of the Clean Air Act. | entailment |
152,349 | hypothesis: He, the Kentuckian, thought of many reasons and wrote them all on a list. premise: That was the only reason the Kentuckian could think of. | contradiction |
15,762 | hypothesis: The civil war developed into a great case because so many people were in volved. premise: The civil war developed into one of the great causes of the 20th century, with support for both sides pouring in from outside of Spain. | neutral |
376,088 | hypothesis: The funding decline affected every single employee in major banks. premise: At a time when both staffing levels and funding had been in decline since fiscal year 1989, ARL was given a major technological challenge-digitizing the battlefield for the U.S. | neutral |
163,539 | hypothesis: The Dollymount golf club boasts 36 holes and is open year round. premise: The Royal Golf Club at Dollymount and many other clubs welcome visitors; advance booking is rarely required. | neutral |
152,726 | hypothesis: There is a big debate on the Internet about whether Big Business or Big Regulator is worse. premise: Much of the Internet discussion about this merger frames the issue Which is worse, Big Business or Big Regulator? | entailment |
204,779 | hypothesis: Julius shook his head, ashamed that he wasn't given the news. premise: Didn't he tell you he was coming up to town? Julius shook his head. | neutral |
290,030 | hypothesis: It was such a beautiful night that I didn't look forward to coming in here. premise: this is uh it's really nice out tonight almost hated to come in | neutral |
148,150 | hypothesis: Describing. premise: Qualitative Description. | entailment |
13,072 | hypothesis: There are more Christians than Muslims in Bethlehem. premise: Bethlehem's population, mostly Arab, is divided between Christians and Muslims, and its church towers and minarets are spread dramatically along the Judean hilltops. | neutral |
67,437 | hypothesis: The section shows a wide variety of towns, making it hard for you to choose. premise: This section includes all the most important towns and regions to help you make your choice. | contradiction |
318,116 | hypothesis: To write a novetly song about Italians doing the mambo-- that takes something else, but you have to admire Merrill's Any old Alley opportunist can write a novelty Italian song (That's Amore) or a novelty mambo song (Papa Loves Mambo). premise: But you have to admire Merrill's Any old Alley opportunist can ... | entailment |
81,072 | hypothesis: The Psychic friends is forgotten by many americans around the country. premise: Today, the memory of Psychic Friends would live on in all our minds as a great and kooky American success story; we wouldn't have hundreds of psychics worried about their futures; and Lasky would still be ridiculously wealthy. | contradiction |
338,174 | hypothesis: They hate trying new foods, especially trendy ones. premise: They're scouting out new food fads, scarfing them down, and then rooting about for the next one. | contradiction |
297,182 | hypothesis: Trump University forfeited 19 basketball games this year. premise: right well it's it's just unbelievable how many games they play in in college now Arkansas played thirty four games this year that's almost half of a pro season | contradiction |
271,430 | hypothesis: Why not just check the people that aren't here? premise: why not just check everybody so | contradiction |
216,892 | hypothesis: Adrin plays baseball. premise: If he had hit with his elbow, Adrin would be unconscious. | neutral |
9,758 | hypothesis: I make myself exercise three times a week. premise: i wish that i could make myself exercise every day but i do force myself to do it at least three times a week which i don't feel like is enough but uh it's it's at least something you know it it i just force i have to force myself to do it like i said beca... | entailment |
139,459 | hypothesis: Some friends of mine are machine shop owners. premise: yeah yeah i've got several uh matter fact i have some friends that own machine shops and they have several | entailment |
195,257 | hypothesis: The Shinto is very different from anything else ever seen before, and its true meaning is still not quite clear. premise: While no more nor less significant than other countries' national symbols and icons, the Shinto identity embodied in the shrines of Ise is quite distinct from Japan's other man-made inst... | neutral |
148,916 | hypothesis: Boeing has a new Delta III spaceship. premise: (Isn't there some high-tech way to fly him from class to class, perhaps on Boeing's new Delta III rocket; you know, once it stops malfunctioning.) | contradiction |
62,383 | hypothesis: We recycled our Christmas tree after Christmas. premise: yeah i do to because it's amazing how much you know trash we can generate i know this year we took our Christmas tree they had a place in the park where you could go have your tree shredded and they gave you a little | entailment |
236,890 | hypothesis: The old town is very small. premise: Its Gothic cathedral dominates a charming old town (vieille ville) of medieval and Renaissance houses on Rue Saint-Martin, Rue Saint-Malo, and Rue Bourbesneur. | neutral |
367,359 | hypothesis: Merchants have other activities during the day, that's why they take a break for a few hours. premise: Traditional shop hours are Sunday through Thursday 8:00 or 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. , 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. , and Friday 8:00 or 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. | neutral |
252,235 | hypothesis: The public was elated and threw lots of money at it. premise: Unfortunately, the public was not enthusiastic, the funding ran out, and the project was abandoned, giving the monument its other Scotland's Disgrace. | contradiction |
2,431 | hypothesis: I could imagine the word but not say it correctly. premise: yeah i could see the word in my head i just couldn't pronounce it | entailment |
20,592 | hypothesis: SO2 control technology requires just one activity to successfully implement. premise: Implementation of an SO2 control technology at a plant involves several activities contingent upon each other. | contradiction |
58,703 | hypothesis: I hated talking to you in Delaware. premise: i enjoyed talking to you in Lubbock | contradiction |
75,656 | hypothesis: The model has no analytical capabilities. premise: The model is capable of analyzing the effects of changes in policies that affect commodity crop yields or production costs. | contradiction |
367,851 | hypothesis: The Right Behind series was popular with the left-wing liberals. premise: The Left Behind series, co-written by Tim LaHaye, the prominent right-wing screwball and husband of Beverly LaHaye, the even more prominent right-wing screwball, and Jerry B. Jenkins, who, his biography states, is the author of 130 bo... | contradiction |
201,914 | hypothesis: The long gallery is famous and raised on arches that allow it to span a river. premise: One of the most elegant Renaissance chateaux, Chenonceau and its famous long gallery are raised on arches to span the Cher river. | entailment |
323,626 | hypothesis: The Bosphorus Bridge was built before the Dolmabahce Palace. premise: Down by the shore of the Bosphorus is the glittering fa?cade of the 19th-century Dolmabahce Palace, while beyond stretches the graceful span of the Bosphorus Bridge, a concrete symbol of the city, linking Europe with Asia. | neutral |
222,197 | hypothesis: She was encouraged to put in more effort. premise: It impelled her to more audacious efforts. | entailment |
305,640 | hypothesis: The graphs will follow the same reference scheme as the writing. premise: Also, gains and losses in welfare, technical efficiency, and profits will be referenced in millions of dollars, although certain graphs may refer to them in billions. | contradiction |
336,452 | hypothesis: Jon thought he could teach them some other things. premise: There are some other things you should know, said Jon. | neutral |
43,590 | hypothesis: Nash was an eccentric but, lovable figure in his community. premise: Some weeks before, Nash had declined a University of Chicago offer of an endowed chair on the grounds that he was scheduled to become the emperor of Antarctica. | neutral |
299,182 | hypothesis: Marketers will do anything that is fun. premise: Marketers will do anything that seems to promise a momentary fit with the elusive Zeitgeist , or at least a surge of attention. | contradiction |
221,762 | hypothesis: Posing as normales, pleasnt people. premise: Posing as a normales, too, that asstard.' | contradiction |
256,252 | hypothesis: I am volunteering to help TI by making phone calls. premise: hey if TI wants to give me five bucks a phone call that's okay | contradiction |
284,674 | hypothesis: You must feel so embarrassed after she publically dumped you. premise: I was embarrassed for you. | neutral |
101,384 | hypothesis: It needs to be authentic. premise: 'I know they want more than a lookalike, and that's the other reason it has to be you. | entailment |
271,047 | hypothesis: Several agencies operating systems are exempted from OMB oversight. premise: The Act covers programs for both unclassified and national security systems, but exempts agencies operating national security systems from OMB oversight. | entailment |
200,367 | hypothesis: Faking appreciation is not so easy. premise: Faking appreciation is always, of course, er, appreciated. | neutral |
1,818 | hypothesis: I have an excellent memory. premise: yeah well you're doing a lot better than i can i can't rattle them off like that i know my youngest is eighteen he's uh as i said in a senior in high school but i have a | contradiction |
309,329 | hypothesis: He never asked for a solution and two people do the work. premise: so he goes have you come up with a solution uh have you come up with a solution they go yeah change the rower you know it's like everyone's a manager but you know it's like only use like one person does the work so | contradiction |
315,482 | hypothesis: It's one of the better starting points for Canal de Bourgogne barge cruises. premise: It's also a good starting point for barge cruises on the Canal de Bourgogne . | entailment |
15,913 | hypothesis: There is information available on Lovano and Osby. premise: (Click here to find out more about Lovano and here to find out more about Osby.) | entailment |
52,681 | hypothesis: My family is from Japan. premise: yeah well uh my uh my family is from uh Europe from well from England and Ireland | contradiction |
242,843 | hypothesis: For now they have moved on from the topic of his tendency to go on tirades and onto more pressing matters. premise: Instead, they have been reduced to discussion about whether he is prone to tirades. | contradiction |
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