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282,105 | hypothesis: AT and T was unable to acquire any cable companies. premise: After acquiring as many cable companies as it could, AT and T and its affiliates are now converting the cable system so that it can carry the Internet. | contradiction |
361,522 | hypothesis: He told Bartolome: "I think it'd be 'no' if that hombre had th' sayin'. premise: When Bartolome had moved out of hearing, he added for Drew's benefit: "I think it'd be 'no' if that hombre had th' sayin'. | contradiction |
217,999 | hypothesis: Practical jokes are funny. premise: and uh Super uh what is it uh uh Bloopers and Super Practical Jokes | neutral |
113,814 | hypothesis: The Palos Verdes peninsula is a poor place to view the ocean because the road is ringed by tall fences. premise: The coastal bluffs of the Palos Verdes peninsula offer some of the loveliest views of the ocean best enjoyed from winding Palos Verdes Drive, which hugs the coast just south of Redondo Beach. | contradiction |
287,898 | hypothesis: The sword is the best there is. premise: This isn't a great sword but it is a good one. | contradiction |
38,977 | hypothesis: No matter where we go, they are watching. premise: His spies are everywhere." | entailment |
185,883 | hypothesis: It also becomes one of the target areas at the national training events. premise: It also becomes a focus at national training events. | entailment |
186,799 | hypothesis: Thorn injured Stick's skull. premise: Thorn pulled him against the strong wall against which he held his position and cleaved deep into the Stick's skull. | entailment |
273,366 | hypothesis: It is possible to buy oatmeal and whole-wheat flour. premise: It is still used to grind oatmeal and whole-wheat flour, which is available for sale. | entailment |
32,148 | hypothesis: The ancient foundations still hold a kitchen, bedroom and hallway. premise: The only evidence of Polycrates's time is the giant mole which, now strengthened, still stands on the ancient foundations. | neutral |
3,341 | hypothesis: If the chairman's choice of cuffs pleased the buyer, the discount rate was higher. premise: Historical impact of the chairman's choice of cuffs on the discount rate. | neutral |
161,433 | hypothesis: I own a dual cassette player which allows me to make copies. premise: um-hum uh-huh yeah see i've got a on my stereo i've got a a uh turntable and then i've got a dual cassette so i can record off other cassettes | entailment |
337,283 | hypothesis: Unfortunately, they are yet to receive enough responses. premise: you know at your home where you could just turn it in so they they final had enough of a response that they decided to try a small target area | contradiction |
173,022 | hypothesis: Staff doesn't trust the questionnaires, and suspects that the patients are lying. premise: Gentilello reported that in a trauma center ED, staff suspected alcohol-ism in 26% of patients who screened negative on structured questionnaires. | neutral |
304,530 | hypothesis: It is a fact that gods exist and there is a mountain of evidence to prove it. premise: Furthermore, while there have been no definitions or real elucidations, the discussions seem mired in the concept of a personal Christian-type deity, as though the ability to prove or disprove the existence of that sort o... | contradiction |
8,733 | hypothesis: They were astonished at the new riders' appearances. premise: The crowd quieted as a new rider approached. | neutral |
117,128 | hypothesis: Everyone files correctly. premise: Still others fail to file, file incorrectly or fail to take advantage of programs like the Earned Income Tax Credit. | contradiction |
3,053 | hypothesis: It's more convenient for me if I take care of it. premise: right no i think it's it's to me more of a convenience to have them come pick it up | contradiction |
368,112 | hypothesis: This place has a nice lock on the door that keeps thieves out. premise: We'd probably lose everything we had if we didn't have this place, she said. | neutral |
369,090 | hypothesis: All questions can be answered through the information contained within the proposed rules. premise: The preambles to the proposed rules contained the required information regarding the reasons for the collections, the parties affected, and the estimated annual burden hours. | neutral |
234,982 | hypothesis: They will have success if they impose new interest payments. premise: if they made it straight across the board everybody pay five percent if their gross national profit was say a million dollars then pay five five percent of that | neutral |
332,690 | hypothesis: D'onofrio received more useful data from the injured patients. premise: D'Onofrio replied that her study was looking at both injured and non-injured patients. | neutral |
367,207 | hypothesis: We're glad that we have it here, though we didn't get to do it too much. premise: i think that's that's pretty nice but i have to say that since we've come here we haven't done it too much though we haven't enrolled in too many of the classes or or any of that but that's a that's a nice benefit to have | entailment |
368,084 | hypothesis: Are they referencing people who are eighteen to twenty one years old? premise: yeah really i guess i would say that if there is one i would think that they are talking eighteen years or twenty one years of age | entailment |
220,460 | hypothesis: Graves hid in open sight. premise: Graves hid out in the deep woods. | contradiction |
115,320 | hypothesis: The company was saving 10% of their air travel costs by only flying on Tuesday and Thursday. premise: Although this approach was saving the company 10 percent of its overall air travel costs, the manager said he would rather receive discounts from the airlines than deal with frequent flyer miles. | neutral |
32,216 | hypothesis: One might have a little doubt about that, I said cynically. premise: One might take that with a grain of salt, I remarked sceptically. | entailment |
268,826 | hypothesis: My wife has a real job. premise: but it's my my my wife has a real job and you know when i get her job um you know we we look at her paycheck i'm just floored whe n i see how little of it we're actually allowed to keep | entailment |
385,216 | hypothesis: The house is tiny although to buy it you would need to be wealthy. premise: The house is surprisingly small and simple, with one bedroom, a tiny kitchen, and a couple of social rooms. | neutral |
174,767 | hypothesis: That is correct. premise: Yes, sir. | entailment |
350,308 | hypothesis: No UN court has been able to punish individuals before, until the latest court ruling. premise: Never before has a U.N. court been able to punish the actions of individuals . Both right- and left-wingers worry that the new U.N. tribunals will reprise the flaws of the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials, attempting t... | neutral |
190,639 | hypothesis: Jesus was never one for teaching people. premise: Jesus might well have gathered here with his disciples during the years of his teaching. | contradiction |
226,289 | hypothesis: Artists began representing Buddha in human form several hundred years later. premise: At the time Stupa I was built, Buddha himself was not represented in human form, but symbolized by the horse on which he rode away from his palace, by the wheel of law, by his footprints, and by the pipal tree under which ... | neutral |
350,294 | hypothesis: They did not have a plan for cross training their employees. premise: The CBO estimate assumes continuation of the existing multi-pay and retirement systems--however unlikely-- and does not address the potential need to cross-train existing personnel. | entailment |
283,860 | hypothesis: TV used to be a lot better than it is now. premise: that that's just what just what you had back plus i think it was better back then to the TV there's too much TV now | entailment |
61,589 | hypothesis: Jon didn't want anyone to get harmed by the alligators. premise: Jon ordered everyone to avoid any risk of injury. | neutral |
354,088 | hypothesis: What was yet to come. premise: The Future | entailment |
249,743 | hypothesis: Their principal balanced increased by $217,000 and their mortgage payments increased as well. premise: But their principal balance jumped $43,000 to $260,000, and their mortgage payments grew by $30 a month. | entailment |
224,955 | hypothesis: The region has white horses and black bulls. premise: The region is famous for its white horses, which you can hire to ride along the sandflats; for the black bulls that race through the streets of Provencal towns to the bullfight; and for the wild duck, herons, and pink flamingos that gather here. | entailment |
130,966 | hypothesis: That one is not at all productive. premise: And productivity us with that one. | contradiction |
185,535 | hypothesis: My two year old likes to sit outside. premise: oh definitely oh my my my two year old she hates to be put in indoors anyway and just | neutral |
13,259 | hypothesis: To them, State has an established field structure, said the teacher. premise: They point out that State has an established field structure and that it may be impractical to create a similar field structure in the proposed department. | neutral |
81,604 | hypothesis: I have a storm door. premise: yeah yeah that's true yeah no i don't uh i don't have i didn't go that far but uh yeah i probably could do the same thing uh you know i don't have a storm door but i'm sure i could rig up something but you know i don't think that that would stop people i mean it's like they the... | contradiction |
371,778 | hypothesis: Awesome, it's great to be able to speak to a student and I hope you find success in your future aspirations. premise: well that's great i i wish you all the best in in your future in your endeavors out there in what ever you are doing and it's good to talk to a a a student rather than | entailment |
302,826 | hypothesis: I live in Los Angeles, California by the beach. premise: i'm from California my mom the last time i was like purchased a gun my my mom was getting a rifle for my brother that he wanted like an antique one and | neutral |
123,113 | hypothesis: St. Mark's tomb sits not surrounded by anything. premise: The imposing high altar stands over St. Mark's tomb. | contradiction |
218,481 | hypothesis: There is no market held here on Thursday morning. premise: There is little here of any interest except the traditional Bedouin market, held every Thursday morning. | contradiction |
150,823 | hypothesis: About keeping uncover, he's as good as an Apache. premise: He's as good as an Apache 'bout keepin' undercover. | entailment |
293,939 | hypothesis: The cord was dull. premise: The cord on it glistened. | contradiction |
349,220 | hypothesis: New York H-2A workers worked under a minimum wage rate of $10 in 1999. premise: 10For example, the adverse effect minimum wage rate for New York H-2A workers in 1999 is$7. | contradiction |
242,695 | hypothesis: She was in pain. premise: A strangled cry from the bed startled me. | neutral |
59,928 | hypothesis: Did you not hear it last night? premise: Didn't you hear it last night?" | entailment |
288,155 | hypothesis: It's time to modernize the Clean Air Act. premise: It's time to take the best of what we have learned and modernize the Clean Air Act. | entailment |
117,936 | hypothesis: Kleiman said the charge was gay. premise: Kleiman called that charge completely spurious. | contradiction |
375,353 | hypothesis: Have some concern about the quality of our product. premise: Talk quality all of the time. | neutral |
363,608 | hypothesis: There are no supporting walls under the dome, which creates a sensation of wide-open space. premise: The sensation of space is created by the absence of supporting walls beneath the dome; it rests instead upon four great arches, which in turn spring from four massive piers. | entailment |
209,936 | hypothesis: Anna Katharina Emmerich gave instructions based on schematics found in the dirt. premise: It was discovered during the 19th century by priests from Izmir following instructions given by a German nun, Anna Katharina Emmerich, who had seen it in a vision. | contradiction |
168,219 | hypothesis: There is a lighthouse at the western end of the island. premise: Visit the Phare des Baleines, a lighthouse at the western end of the island (257 steps to the view at the top). | entailment |
152,013 | hypothesis: The Supreme Court never said the First Amendment could be used in that way. premise: Unfortunately, the Supreme Court had never ruled that the First Amendment could be used in this way. | entailment |
266,164 | hypothesis: The trends were going up after someone met the firm. premise: Evidently these trends became much more pronounced after I left the firm. | neutral |
216,058 | hypothesis: There's not a lot of actual repair shops anymore, so you're stuck going back to the dealer. premise: all of our so called garages are now a convenience stores that sell gasoline and they really don't do any repairs anymore so you know you're you're you're you're almost tied to the dealer to go back to them... | entailment |
178,891 | hypothesis: People will start to vote as we educate them about how not voting gets bad results. premise: absolutely absolutely and and they are doing that in a number of schools however probably not enough of them uh country wide but it's going to take at least a whole generation of people uh to get across the idea of ... | neutral |
264,475 | hypothesis: Because of the earthquakes, I guess the foundation slides around a little bit. premise: because uh apparently the foundation shifts a little bit under that | neutral |
254,105 | hypothesis: The unprecedented crisis of confidence wasn't only caused by the government's reluctant admission. premise: The government's gradual and reluctant admission that, despite previous assurances, banks were sitting on staggering and long-concealed amounts of unrecoverable loans (originally secured against land ... | neutral |
304,698 | hypothesis: The gum mastic has always been made here. premise: In part, this related to the gum mastic produced here (a rare and valuable commodity, highly prized for its use in medicine). | neutral |
93,189 | hypothesis: There are multiple stars in the city, of various artist and personal figures. premise: Among the most sought-after stars are those of Marilyn Monroe (in front of McDonald's at 6774 Hollywood Boulevard), Charlie Chaplin (at 6751), and John Wayne (1541 Vine). | neutral |
79,574 | hypothesis: A race or two is sometimes set up. premise: Kirby, when the train comes in we sometimes set up a race or two. | entailment |
7,109 | hypothesis: If you want food, the lake has a lot of options. premise: If it's foodstuffs you're after, there are some unusual offerings in the Lakes. | entailment |
104,124 | hypothesis: The SEC had the proper resources to achieve the results. premise: However, participants noted the SEC may not have been provided with sufficient resources to achieve such results. | contradiction |
206,868 | hypothesis: They enjoy that type of thing. premise: oh so they really like that sort of stuff then | entailment |
322,163 | hypothesis: The garden rooms have a Victorian era style to them. premise: All rooms have safes, some have kitchenettes, and many have refrigerators; garden rooms more modern, with tiled floors and air-conditioning. | contradiction |
215,958 | hypothesis: She is towards the end of her third trimester. premise: and she's expecting the end of this month and she's the only one that lives nearby | neutral |
101,626 | hypothesis: They are so wonderful that they are my favorite. premise: oh yes you need to try them oh they're wonderful | neutral |
9,304 | hypothesis: It was an opera aria. premise: Or the ad when the Wagnerian soprano (G.W.) | contradiction |
229,035 | hypothesis: Potential improvements include the possibility of recruiting more people to the team. premise: Potential Improvements to the Study. | neutral |
154,497 | hypothesis: No, I don't think so. premise: 'Oh my, yes. | contradiction |
103,836 | hypothesis: Future year projections are accurate. premise: In addition, emissions inventories prepared for the Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine rulemaking were the basis for future year emissions projections. | neutral |
69,752 | hypothesis: Carney had no opinion on Yeltsin's actions. premise: Carney thinks Yeltsin was feeling ignored and did this partly as a publicity stunt. | contradiction |
381,245 | hypothesis: I lived in a mansion since birth. premise: My life before that was in the pits. | contradiction |
55,582 | hypothesis: I'm sorry premise: oh i'm sorry | entailment |
140 | hypothesis: The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income. premise: In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world. | entailment |
227,603 | hypothesis: The acids we handle are not very dangerous compared to some. premise: uh you know if you have a large acid spill you know well gee maybe you better check this person who's handling all these acids you know i work with a wafer fab so we do a lot with chemicals and acids and | neutral |
45,864 | hypothesis: Famous journalists see their audience decrease due to a lack of entertaining and gripping articles. premise: The likely trend, when you , will be for many obscure and semiobscure journalists to see their audiences grow, while the few rich and famous journalists will see their audiences shrink. | neutral |
362,748 | hypothesis: Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer are billionaires and they have done business together. premise: The magazine interviews Microsoft billionaire buddies Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. | neutral |
192,641 | hypothesis: Truscott is against the Clinton administration's latest assault weapons ban. premise: Novelist Lucian Truscott IV, a former Army officer and son and grandson of generals, writes a NYT op-ed in support of the Clinton administration's latest assault weapons ban. | contradiction |
110,092 | hypothesis: This is the best place to find a good restaurant. premise: Guest houses, restaurants, curio vendors, rug shops, trekking agencies, bicycle and motorcycle rental stands, and bookshops line the way. | neutral |
72,733 | hypothesis: There were two groups of people slightly apart. premise: The others were grouped together at a little distance away. | neutral |
246,134 | hypothesis: The United Nations feels snubbed by the United States, according to the New York Times. premise: The Washington Post reports that the Republicans gained little for their stonewalling, and the New York Times relays that the holdup made the United Nations feel even more snubbed by the United States. | entailment |
27,414 | hypothesis: They are becoming socialist and they are headed to become democratic. premise: that's a that's an interesting thought that they're headed to be a socialist and they're headed to be democratic and maybe we're capitalist and maybe the two will meet in the middle and and and agree i i don't know | entailment |
202,518 | hypothesis: The governor's house at the harbor mouth is called Merveilleuse. premise: It runs westward from the Lieutenance, the 16th-century remains of the royal governor's house at the harbor mouth. | contradiction |
348,266 | hypothesis: The Supplementary Information detailed NHTSA's legal analysis. premise: According to NHTSA's legal analysis detailed in the Supplementary Information, section 330 of the Appropriations Act precluded the agency from prescribing any CAFE standard different from the most recent standards prescribed at the time... | entailment |
374,390 | hypothesis: Rural vehicle cost per box or possible delivery is double that of the average city carrier vehicle cost per possible delivery. premise: Rural vehicle cost per box or possible delivery is twice the average city carrier vehicle cost per possible delivery. | entailment |
9,779 | hypothesis: The change affected over one hundred people. premise: yeah it was bad yes it was a big change | neutral |
366,514 | hypothesis: Greyfriars Church got restored. premise: Greyfriars Church was restored in 1938 to produce the building you see now. | entailment |
260,038 | hypothesis: One of t he fusuma depicts a scene of the ocean with waves churning on the horizon. premise: Daisen-in, the Zen Temple Without Equal, contains splendid painted fusuma (sliding panels) and wall paintings. | neutral |
131,152 | hypothesis: There is a story that the jasper comes from a column that Jesus was tied to. premise: To the right of the chapel is a fragment of rare jasper said to come from the column to which Jesus was tied for his flagellation. | entailment |
204,249 | hypothesis: That could cost $10,000! premise: uh-huh uh-huh plus the training involved yeah that would be expensive in most cases | neutral |
107,796 | hypothesis: He wondered how he could be so foolish. premise: How he could be such a fool beats me!" But Japp was looking attentively at Poirot. | neutral |
228,011 | hypothesis: The tapestry in the chateau is all brown and gold. premise: The chateau's proudest possession is the great 14th-century Apocalypse Tapestry narrating the gospel of Saint John in moving detail. | neutral |
1,392 | hypothesis: Monsanto did not intend to spread infertility to other crops. premise: Much of the opposition had nothing to do with planned obsolescence and everything to do with concern that the Monsanto's infertility gene might leap from its seeds to fertile seeds in adjoining farms and eventually render those fertile s... | neutral |
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