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330,113 | hypothesis: What is the distance from the city of Dallas to that place? premise: how how far away is that from Dallas from the city itself | entailment |
159,745 | hypothesis: Payment authorizations require hard copy documentation. premise: Hard copy documentation that is necessary to support invoice examination and payment authorizations is giving way to electronic forms which reduce retention and storage costs while concurrently enhancing access capabilities. | entailment |
44,160 | hypothesis: The frescoes in the monks' cells were meant to be purely decorative. premise: In the monks' cells upstairs, the frescoes of the man historians call Beato (Blessed) Angelico were intended to be inspirational rather than decorative. | contradiction |
257,090 | hypothesis: The whole world had access to all of Japan even during 260 years of self imposed isolation. premise: Indeed, the famous port city of Nagasaki served as Japan's sole point of contact with the outside world during 260 years of self-imposed isolation. | contradiction |
243,275 | hypothesis: Jon wished he had not lived. premise: That he lived at all shook Jon's perceptions of humanity. | neutral |
370,544 | hypothesis: We really enjoy watching the cooking shows. premise: we can get all sorts of things everything from i guess on Saturday there you can watch something like eight different cooking shows | neutral |
169,067 | hypothesis: Jon moved the sword ever so slightly, leaving it near where he had found it. premise: Jon left the sword where it lay. | neutral |
73,984 | hypothesis: The style guide does not think it pertinent to label someone as homosexual. premise: (The style guide suggests not using homosexual, although it gives no usable alternative; it labels cancer patient as offensive, and recommends patient with cancer as the proper phrasing.) | neutral |
331,457 | hypothesis: Its museum does not have anything related to Japanese history. premise: Although its museum has a large exhibition of the history of Japanese and foreign money, it is best known for its long avenue of magnificent late-blooming cherry trees, the city's finest. | contradiction |
44,082 | hypothesis: The only way to reach Tofana di Mezzo is by foot. premise: Take the cable car to Tofana di Mezzo for an awesome view clear down to the Venetian lagoon. | contradiction |
229,230 | hypothesis: Fiss' analysis of the Mapplethorpe case is considered to be one of the best examples of the perils of an interventionist approach. premise: Fiss' analysis of the Mapplethorpe case offers a good example of the perils of his interventionist approach. | neutral |
218,136 | hypothesis: The list of state agencies was available on more than one site. premise: The sites, www.illinoislegalaid.org and www.illinoisprobono.org, include a list of more than 90 state agencies, most of which provide direct legal services to indigent clients. | entailment |
78,614 | hypothesis: You cannot do top stitching. premise: you know you can't do top stitching or um | entailment |
67,328 | hypothesis: The aqueduct of Valens is very small premise: Spanning the park and the six lanes of the busy thoroughfare Ataturk Bulvar?? are the ruins of the Aqueduct of Valens (Bozdo an Kemeri), originating back in the second century a.d. | contradiction |
367,780 | hypothesis: The road is straight and does not wind. premise: First you wind through dense banana plantations, then ferns and tree vines, and then, as the road narrows to a cement track, the tropical foliage closes in. | contradiction |
208,814 | hypothesis: The Soviet Union thrived under their lead in the space race after the Challenger disaster that devastated NASA. premise: As NASA reeled from the Challenger disaster, the Soviet Union briefly enjoyed a return to its dominant reputation. | entailment |
279,159 | hypothesis: She wore a wrap of skin around around her hips and waist. premise: She wore nothing but a wrap of skin around her hips. | neutral |
3,712 | hypothesis: Authors do not attack white privilege. premise: The only time the authors attack passionately and in detail the privileging of whiteness is when such practices are located safely in the past. | contradiction |
254,391 | hypothesis: We had a very stupid dog. premise: so they had a place to stay out there and then they had the yard and they had a little run that uh they kept them in when we were trying to do stuff in the back yard and didn't want them out but we had the same kind of situation at one point in time we had the mother the o... | entailment |
331,845 | hypothesis: Legal service programs in Canada are as old as ours. premise: Legal services programs in Canada are about the same age as ours, and serve a similar client community. | entailment |
61,055 | hypothesis: The Ledfords' actual $99,999 a month from the government and a small annuity. premise: The Ledfords' actual $2,431 a month from Social Security and a small annuity. | contradiction |
173,467 | hypothesis: Ajami observes men hate trouble that they're familiar with. premise: Men love the troubles they know, Ajami witheringly observes. | contradiction |
135,674 | hypothesis: The structure is like a six-sided hexagon with opaque walls. premise: This majestic structure is something like a four-pointed star, with 10,000 panes of glass forming translucent walls that are supported by a steel truss frame. | contradiction |
289,111 | hypothesis: The increased attention to management by these executives is always greatly appreciated. premise: These executives also increasingly focus on the management, operations, program and service delivery benefits, and performance of their major strategic information systems. | neutral |
274,614 | hypothesis: The standards should avoid improving accounting systems. premise: In addition, the standards should foster the improvement of accounting systems and internal controls that will help provide reasonable assurance to users that government activities have been conducted economically, efficiently, and effectivel... | contradiction |
148,181 | hypothesis: The Explorer said this was the largest world ever. premise: Oh, there are larger worlds, the Explorer said. | contradiction |
209,124 | hypothesis: The point of view of the comic book writer is more familiar when his comic books become famous. premise: But the more successfully a comic does this, the more familiar his point of view becomes. | entailment |
337,263 | hypothesis: Most residents had wanted the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel to be blue. premise: At the eastern end of the Tuileries stands the pink Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, roughly contemporary with the larger arch at the Etoile, visible in a straight line beyond the Obelisk. | neutral |
256,711 | hypothesis: Is the mainframe slow compared to your computer? premise: are are you at the point where the the mainframe appears slow to you relative to your personal computer given the the ratio | entailment |
3,603 | hypothesis: What state are you in? premise: yeah what now what state are you in | entailment |
120,905 | hypothesis: She has never met Kluk. premise: Lately she's been seeing this oil magnate, Kluk. | contradiction |
74,490 | hypothesis: It was obvious how much they knew and where they'd learned it. premise: Because you didn't know how much I knew and where I obtained that knowledge. | contradiction |
191,733 | hypothesis: Watts is a black republican that has been gaining popularity. premise: (Watts, a black GOP congressman, delivered the party's reply to the State of the Union.) | neutral |
274,438 | hypothesis: The book was all dry, technical writing. premise: What one does not expect in a book of this kind--a book that is technical even as it is beautiful--is that the author will be not just fastidious but also an evocative and wonderfully quirky writer. | contradiction |
184,213 | hypothesis: It is slowly receiving a massive facelift, with assistance from UNESCO, because of its cultural significance. premise: It is slowly receiving a massive facelift, with assistance from UNESCO, but most of its mansions remain in terrible disrepair. | neutral |
313,703 | hypothesis: The treaty seems to be unusual to us. premise: There's something mysterious about this draft treaty that we haven't fathomed yet. | neutral |
81,414 | hypothesis: There is no difference watching a movie at home vs a theater. premise: that's true that's true plus a lot of movies you need to sort of see them in a theater you know it just makes them that much better | contradiction |
169,410 | hypothesis: I hate that they have the Colts. premise: that's right they have the Colts now like | contradiction |
279,953 | hypothesis: I think they would use grenades for sky photos. premise: yeah i mean i really think if the EPA had anything on the ball they'd go in there with a few phosphorous grenades light up the sky photograph the emissions at that point and uh | entailment |
123,732 | hypothesis: When we are there, finish the job. premise: finish the job while we were in there | entailment |
210,958 | hypothesis: Social Security covers around 3 quarters of the benefits promised. premise: At that time, Social Security revenue would only be sufficient to pay for roughly 73 percent of promised benefits. | neutral |
347,344 | hypothesis: The gardens attracts everyone from joggers to children playing on sail boats, to students on the benches. premise: Every day these gardens attract a crosesection of Parisians, from early-morning joggers to children sailing boats on the pond and students reading on the quiet benches. | entailment |
383,795 | hypothesis: You're supposed to plant vegetables in a certain order. You're never supposed to plant your onions near your beans. premise: no it's just like something like an onion and a tomato would go together but you're not supposed to put your onions near your beans i guess it's it it's just what scents it gives off ... | entailment |
57,245 | hypothesis: I always catch catfish. premise: no we usually don't do i mean they catch catfish i keep saying they because i never fish but um they catch catfish you on accident sometimes | contradiction |
239,153 | hypothesis: They planned to use money belonging to their victim to fund a life abroad. premise: If all had gone as they planned, they would probably have left England, and lived together on their poor victim's money. | entailment |
196,340 | hypothesis: Something bad will show up if you are doing it. premise: well i think if you're doing something really bad it's going to show up | entailment |
243,876 | hypothesis: Maintain affirmative action in California has led to the rise of some leaders. premise: Some of them became leaders in the effort to maintain affirmative action in California. | neutral |
78,705 | hypothesis: There will be more about that in the next episode. premise: But more on that in the next episode. | entailment |
327,622 | hypothesis: The rule is expected to reduce the efficiency of consumer search activities. premise: In addition, the rule is expected to produce more efficient consumer search activities which could lead to time savings valued at $19 million to $38 million per year. | contradiction |
49,960 | hypothesis: His skin was creased with wrinkles. premise: Deep lines in his clean-shaven face bracketed his wide mouth. | entailment |
152,699 | hypothesis: Gazu Kadem didn't allow fighting. premise: I heard the fighting pits of Gazu Kadem are something to see, said Adrin. | contradiction |
210,011 | hypothesis: Need a bookstore that has authors like Susan Faludi. premise: Need a good book store with a series of author appearances, maybe starting with Susan Faludi? | entailment |
47,743 | hypothesis: There weren't any Jews in Roma, were there? premise: Jews have been a permanent feature of Roman life for over 2,500 years but were forced into a ghetto in the 16th century. | contradiction |
61,631 | hypothesis: It's harrowing when they break it out. premise: they break it out it's just it's just ridiculous | contradiction |
288,295 | hypothesis: This center will not provide anything. premise: That's what this center is going to provide. | contradiction |
34,586 | hypothesis: Local fire officials should be informed about potentially hazardous conditions. premise: Local fire officials should be notified of any potentially hazardous conditions. | neutral |
101,634 | hypothesis: Standard A mail is the fastest growing segment of mail delivery. premise: It should be pointed out that high growth rates of both First-Class advertising and Standard A mail have contributed to shifting the balance in favor of more advertising than non-advertising mail in the Postal Service mailstream. | contradiction |
200,537 | hypothesis: Future secretaries of state will not remember Kosovo. premise: It is likely that future secretaries of state will say that the formative experience of their lives was Kosovo. | contradiction |
117,481 | hypothesis: My great aunt started to live with us because of her old age. premise: and it's it's really nice to go and see them you know where they can still get around and everything and they still you know do their own thing but it's it's really nice to see them because i mean sometimes like i had a great aunt she li... | neutral |
275,394 | hypothesis: Sailing on the Sea of Galilee is one of the most popular activities. premise: On the other side of the country, sports are available on the Sea of Galilee and the River Jordan. | neutral |
249,499 | hypothesis: I'm sure my husband will be surprised, he doesn't handle surprises well. premise: oh i will i'm sure my husband will be surprised because we were talking about them the other day even before | neutral |
104,896 | hypothesis: That is explained by my dislike of certain influences in public school. premise: um and my reason for that was i don't like the uh what's the right word the varied inappropriate influences that you find so much in the public schools | entailment |
240,741 | hypothesis: I am prepared for the initiation of the baseball season. premise: well i think it will be fun i'm ready for baseball season to start | entailment |
154,539 | hypothesis: If I were paid that much, I'd go out and litter everywhere. premise: man i'd i'd go out and dump garbage all the time for that kind of money | entailment |
230,447 | hypothesis: It was a DUI situation. premise: uh but uh asking questions during the trial my experience as a juror uh well it was a traffic situation uh there were three points of law that had to be made and the County Attorney did not make the points | contradiction |
67,141 | hypothesis: Some other economists claim that you can just give a number and a cost to everything in the world. premise: Some economists emphasize that the value of a statistical life is not a single number relevant for all situations. | neutral |
279,128 | hypothesis: That's possible if you don't have a caravan, but you have a good horse. premise: Yes, if you have no caravan and a good horse. | entailment |
285,497 | hypothesis: Sir William Bruce was a renowned and much sought after architect of the 1660s. premise: Two magnificent state rooms follow, both designed by Sir William Bruce as part of the extensions and refurbishment in the 1660s. | neutral |
208,237 | hypothesis: I can't get sick or it's gonna mess everything up. premise: and uh because we're you know we're always well i can't be sick this week but one day | neutral |
222,858 | hypothesis: Alcazar has no good views, sadly. premise: The fairytale Alcazar, Segovia's incomparable royal castle, was erected in a strategic spot, on a ridge overlooking the confluence of two rivers, with an unimpeded view of the plateau in all directions. | contradiction |
329,027 | hypothesis: These protocols have shown to be successful and help the GAO's work. premise: These protocols are intended to provide clearly defined and transparent policies and practices relating to GAO's work. | neutral |
63,662 | hypothesis: It tells the story of the town's peaceful history. premise: This may be less of a prophecy than a reflection on the town's tumultuous history. | contradiction |
328,426 | hypothesis: The pieces have no influence by the immediate context. premise: Moreover, the pieces themselves are sharply influenced by the nature of the immediate context. | contradiction |
340,189 | hypothesis: LSC followed what the GPRA did. premise: Nonetheless, LSC, having embarked on the path laid out by GPRA, recognizes the need to assess the data currently available on grantee activity for its accuracy and adequacy as a measure of LSC's performance. | entailment |
250,717 | hypothesis: Jon saw dead people on the road. premise: On the dirt roads of the town Jon saw at least six corpses of villagers. | entailment |
266,098 | hypothesis: In this part of France, the influence of the sea is negligible. premise: The sea has always played an important role in the history of this corner of France, from Scandinavians arriving in longships to Celts fleeing from Anglo-Saxons and Normans sailing to conquer England. | contradiction |
100,833 | hypothesis: Decomposed fish innards are a standard when creating an aromatic sauce. premise: In addition they found a moneymaker in an exotic, aromatic sauce of decomposed fish innards. | neutral |
381,737 | hypothesis: There was a clash between the titans. premise: To see The titans clashing. | entailment |
188,248 | hypothesis: You won't be able to get rid of me, once we're married. premise: If you'll only marry me, I won't worry you any you shall take your own time. | contradiction |
217,518 | hypothesis: Via mazzini is your typical high fashion street with row and rows of high-end boutique brands. premise: It leads to the boutiques, galleries, and antique shops of the equally fashionable Via Mazzini. | contradiction |
389,060 | hypothesis: 11 o'clock. premise: Eleven O'clock. | entailment |
245,397 | hypothesis: I'm not pro-life simply for that reason. premise: That's one reason why I'm a pro-life person. | contradiction |
78,260 | hypothesis: Your mother is one of the least important people in your life in the long run, having no influence on you or your behavior. premise: Your mother's a big influence on you. | contradiction |
283,158 | hypothesis: A small fire could have destroyed the will. premise: There was therefore no means of destroying a thick document such as a will. | contradiction |
152,852 | hypothesis: The high society raping was finished in America. premise: The high-society frolics of the Vaudreuil era were over. | contradiction |
148,950 | hypothesis: I have no clue what gold even is! premise: was uh was the gold worth i mean was it really gold | contradiction |
47,603 | hypothesis: The doctor asked Sir James to leave. premise: They sat down, and the doctor looked inquiringly at Sir James. | contradiction |
287,138 | hypothesis: Case study methods can help us answer the challenge. premise: Case study methods, while not without their limitations in this regard, can help us answer this challenge. | entailment |
83,809 | hypothesis: When a current attestation engagement is underway, an auditor should review the results of previous audits and engagements to reference any significant findings that relate to the current engagement. premise: Auditors should consider the results of previous audits and attestation engagements and follow up o... | entailment |
235,642 | hypothesis: The farmers relied heavily on the green card holders to help them. premise: This is one of the most important federal protections for agricultural workers, and green card holders who were recruited in Mexico by agents of U.S. growers have a federal cause of action for such misrepresentations. | neutral |
112,556 | hypothesis: This new system is a lot simpler; you just have to enter a number and you got it. premise: for you and now all you have to do is go in and put in a number and you got it you know so uh just put people in pick a number and put people in it and it's a work group so you know i think uh it's really a lot simpl... | entailment |
293,850 | hypothesis: I paid state tax in California but sales tax is too high. premise: that's true and i did pay state tax in in California but my goodness that that the what do you call it sales tax is just getting outrageous to pay | entailment |
282,089 | hypothesis: Universities are relatively universal. premise: yeah yeah they they vary from university not just state to state university | contradiction |
322,794 | hypothesis: The proposal includes everyone and singles out no one. premise: [McCain's campaign-finance] proposal would single out six committees, the DNC, the national Democratic committees, the national Republican committees, and say, Only those six can't engage in issue advocacy. | contradiction |
65,397 | hypothesis: GAO's General Counsel issues legal opinions when the President demands it. premise: GAO's General Counsel issues legal opinions in response to requests from the Congress and its committees. | contradiction |
121,046 | hypothesis: The thresholds that made reporting mandatory were developed by one organization. premise: One organization had developed an extensive policy that defined each member's responsibility for reporting information, the terms that would be used for the reporting, and the thresholds that required reporting. | entailment |
268,820 | hypothesis: And you'd probably make a killing out of it. The girl denied. premise: And you'd probably get a good whack of money." But the girl merely shook her head. | entailment |
196,365 | hypothesis: Didion knows how to stay cool in hot climates because he grew up in them. premise: Didion has always been an expert on coolness, numbness, in hot climates. | neutral |
211,721 | hypothesis: A major audit took place in 1999. premise: Inspector General and GAO audit findings reported since July 1999. | neutral |
34,671 | hypothesis: The haze is really alarming and gross. premise: and now there's this brown haze over it and it's moving north | neutral |
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