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46,391 | hypothesis: The CASA program helps children in the foster care system. premise: The CASA program is a volunteer organization of people who assist and advocate for the rights of individual children in foster care. | entailment |
299,420 | hypothesis: Jon is an "animal person". premise: Jon felt for the doomed beasts. | neutral |
30,934 | hypothesis: On the fourth floor is a room completely furnished in the traditional Japanese style. premise: You'll find a completely furnished traditional Japanese living room on the fourth floor. | entailment |
13,044 | hypothesis: There is a building where South Charlotte Street meets Charlotte Square. premise: The building at the corner of Charlotte Square and South Charlotte Street was the birthplace of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. | entailment |
219,788 | hypothesis: I've heard of it, but don't know much about it. premise: uh Delford have you ever heard of that | neutral |
266,489 | hypothesis: The newspapers all have an equally fair representation of the candidates. premise: uh-huh well i wouldn't think that i would really say that that's not true because um it seems like certain newspapers always espouse certain candidates | contradiction |
264,895 | hypothesis: George Vradenburg declined to represent AOL on the Hill. premise: Case hired George Vradenburg, a high-powered lobbyist, to represent AOL on the Hill. | contradiction |
39,577 | hypothesis: The government and nonprofit managers can find information on this website. premise: This site provides guidance, information and tools to government and nonprofit managers as they attempt to design and implement measurementbased management in state, local, and federal government environments. | entailment |
268,745 | hypothesis: Yeah every now and again I'll read a blip where you guys get some premise: yeah uh every once in a while though uh i'll read a blip where you guys get some | entailment |
24,900 | hypothesis: They have a sports-bar atmosphere for the restaurant. premise: Casual dining in a sports-bar atmosphere. | entailment |
172,231 | hypothesis: really puts a smile on your face, huh premise: really uplifting huh | neutral |
164,993 | hypothesis: The early morning is actually about 9 a.m. premise: Visitors are welcome from early morning until 12:30 p.m. , then for a few hours in the afternoon (enquire at the tourist office). | neutral |
140,839 | hypothesis: The castle near Denia was built in the sixteenth century. premise: Ten km (6 miles) from Javea is Denia, with long sandy beaches, a lofty brooding castle and 830 metres (2,500 feet) of Mount Montge to climb. | neutral |
354,670 | hypothesis: The food is wonderful. premise: The cooking is good and filling and the hosts are friendly (he's from Chicago). | entailment |
130,098 | hypothesis: The Guardian of London said the economy would never feel the effects of the trouble in Brazil. premise: On the same theme, the Guardian of London warned that the world economy has yet to feel the knock-on effects of Brazil's traumatic devaluation. | contradiction |
176,046 | hypothesis: Some of the people did their yards. premise: uh-huh uh-huh we have some people that have done their lawns and and uh | entailment |
358,477 | hypothesis: There are no Buddhists in the entire population. premise: Buddhists account for 18 percent of the population. | contradiction |
118,557 | hypothesis: Jones lives in Florida and works for Sun Country Airlines. premise: Jones has been with LSC of Alabama's Tuscaloosa office since 1986. | contradiction |
142,047 | hypothesis: Charlemont's enemy blocked his view because he was angry over another land dispute. premise: Down the road is Spite Crescent built by an enemy of Lord Charlemont to spoil his view from the Casino (it was here that Bram Stoker wrote Dracula in 1897). | neutral |
135,427 | hypothesis: No changes will have to be made by your providers or your organizations. premise: Second, it is going to require massive change not only among your providers in the field but within your own organization(s). | contradiction |
173,048 | hypothesis: We must mention that an approach such as this is very tricky. premise: .. It must be said that this kind of approach is very tricky. | neutral |
385,910 | hypothesis: We spent a lot more this year than last year. premise: we decided to eat it up that way and still take a week off and still have a few days to for whatever week long weekends or the like and i think we're going to do that again this summer like we did last summer because we paid close to seven or eight hund... | contradiction |
312,507 | hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp wanted Lawrence and me to go to a luncheon party premise: The following morning, Mrs. Inglethorp stayed in bed to breakfast, as she was rather overtired; but she appeared in her briskest mood about 12.30, and swept Lawrence and myself off to a luncheon party. | entailment |
199,048 | hypothesis: The changes made were for the better. premise: However, perhaps the most significant influence on these changes is advancing technology and the increased use of automation. | neutral |
192,046 | hypothesis: Nixon, after 10 days, became the president of the U.S. premise: That didn't matter much, though; Nixon, knowing he was licked, resigned 10 days later. | contradiction |
262,266 | hypothesis: They might not have known anything about the new prisoners. premise: The curious thing is that they certainly did not know anything about you when they first held you prisoner. | neutral |
16,907 | hypothesis: It's been on the rise and there's plenty of years left. premise: of course it's been going down for a number of years but this is the last year you can take anything so | contradiction |
189,431 | hypothesis: There was a style known as Flamboyant Gothic. premise: Behind the cathedral, croseover the Rue de la R??publique to the 15th-century Eglise Saint-Maclou, the richest example of Flam?boy?ant Gothic in the country. | entailment |
134,306 | hypothesis: Steve Jurvetson is a 33-year-old venture capitalist premise: A profile of Steve Jurvetson, the 33-year-old venture capitalist who seeds Internet startups, predicts he will prosper even though Internet IPOs no longer promise exponential returns. | entailment |
130,309 | hypothesis: The link is for Apple Music. premise: Click Sony Music WWW Server to go ... | contradiction |
136,717 | hypothesis: Guam is the prime candidate for statehood from territories in the South Pacific. premise: i mean there's uh lots of tiny islands in the South Pacific that are territories like that they could make states like Guam | neutral |
200,638 | hypothesis: There can be as many as five plays, with performances lasting hours. premise: Performances last several hours, with as many as five plays in a program. | entailment |
176,752 | hypothesis: Human capital management costs have been reduced. premise: Management of Human Capital | neutral |
238,695 | hypothesis: I used to enjoy reading those good old books. premise: i used to love those old good good old books | entailment |
207,985 | hypothesis: It's in my bloodstream and with my luck, I will be called to take the test Monday and get fired. premise: into my bloodstream yeah and with my luck there'd be the notice Monday you know go take your test and that would scare me | neutral |
321,889 | hypothesis: Ellison does not think that tropes in black fiction have deeper meaning. premise: They show Ellison exploring black folklore as a source for black fiction, using flight, for example, as a metaphor for escape--a common trope among slaves who imagined themselves able to fly back to Africa. | contradiction |
372,974 | hypothesis: Continue. premise: 'Go on then. | entailment |
280,143 | hypothesis: For the purposes of this analysis, we think that there will be no cases of premature mortality within five years of PM exposure. premise: As indicated in the previous section on quantification of premature mortality benefits, we assume for this analysis that some of the incidences of premature mortality rel... | contradiction |
518 | hypothesis: He missed the riders completely. premise: His next two shots landed in the chests of two riders carrying long bladed sticks. | contradiction |
202,385 | hypothesis: They made a promise to attempt to try and solve the border dispute. premise: They also promised to try to solve their border dispute over Kashmir. | entailment |
109,416 | hypothesis: There wasn't an associate director at Westat Inc. premise: associate director of the Human Services Research Area at Westat Inc. | contradiction |
227,392 | hypothesis: It is a large college that anyone can get into. premise: at just a small i mean they they they are select it is a select college | contradiction |
127,412 | hypothesis: I saw on the news that most illegal immigrants are successful and pay taxes. premise: uh i saw it on the news uh i saw it on the news yes the bulk of immigrants legal immigrants to this country are successful you know they pay to end up as tax paying citizens | contradiction |
368,732 | hypothesis: The term "Friendly Art" can be used to describe modern art's harshness. premise: His work is described as Friendly Art, a backlash against modern art's harshness. | contradiction |
12,049 | hypothesis: The region makes a lot of money from tourists. premise: More recently, Saint-Francois has grown to be a major tourist center. | neutral |
295,739 | hypothesis: The Holocaust is undeniable. premise: There are real differences between us in interpreting the rise of Holocaust memory in the United States. | entailment |
241,158 | hypothesis: I think he thought Mary Cavendish could tell then what she did. premise: I think he suspected that Mary Cavendish could tell more if she chose. | entailment |
138,494 | hypothesis: It's a bit vague but then I'm struggling to recall what the article said. premise: yeah so it's it's less than clear like i said i don't remember the article that well | entailment |
61,993 | hypothesis: Keep to yourself and don't ask around about restaurants. premise: Ask around and find out where Spaniards and resident expatriates eat. | contradiction |
130,359 | hypothesis: Finding the best approach to screening is through research. premise: Research finding the best approach to screening | entailment |
244,608 | hypothesis: DeLay thinks the NHTSA rulemaking could hurt the economy. premise: Representative DeLay observed in his floor statement that NHTSA was engaged in a rulemaking which could result in a sharp increase in the standards for light trucks and vans and that this action would be devastating to the Nation's economy. | entailment |
285,637 | hypothesis: You should not visit the museum, it's abandoned. premise: In 1924 it was converted to a museum, and has been undergoing a continuous programme of restoration ever since. | contradiction |
159,188 | hypothesis: Last may, the Chronicle reported this scheme after their reporter accidentally stumbled upon secret data, which got in life-threatening danger. premise: Another scheme, reported by the Chronicle last May, was the case of a fast-talking ex-convict who convinced dozens of professors that he was the nephew of ... | neutral |
392,561 | hypothesis: "It can't be true, Evelyn!" Mrs. Cavendish yelled. premise: My dear Evelyn, cried Mrs. Cavendish, "this can't be true!" Miss Howard nodded grimly. | entailment |
264,853 | hypothesis: Realpolitik led the United States to side with dictators and oppressors. premise: Even when Realpolitik led the United States to side with dictators and oppressors, it was in the service of maximizing democracy and human rights in the world at large--a goal we in fact achieved. | entailment |
93,172 | hypothesis: Barik yelled at the northerner. premise: Barik shouted at the northerner in a strange tongue. | entailment |
34,703 | hypothesis: Upgrades to existing retrofits generally consume fewer resources. premise: This is because upgrades to existing retrofits will generally consume fewer resources than full retrofits regardless of the technology. | entailment |
232,711 | hypothesis: My brother has a big house because he's rich. premise: just pretty oh yeah see that's what that's what gets me like well just like my brother he has got his five bedroom house | neutral |
324,451 | hypothesis: The inscription on the obelisk's base is written in Greek. premise: A second, deeply eroded stone obelisk is known as the Column of Constantine Porphyrogenitus, as an inscription on its base records that the emperor of that name (a.d.913 959) had it restored and sheathed in gilded bronze plates. | neutral |
80,162 | hypothesis: Systems usually fail when being integrated into existing environments. premise: Interview system operators and users to determineif the system has been successfully integrated into the existing environment. | neutral |
160,778 | hypothesis: No one is paying attention to me. premise: all right have i got your attention now | contradiction |
43,297 | hypothesis: East Asia's political future depends on their success in rediscovering those ancient bonds between them. premise: The political future of East Asia depends in large part on their success in rediscovering those ancient bonds between them. | entailment |
218,024 | hypothesis: My friend, Andy Glazer, does not know anything about gambling. premise: My friend Andy Glazer , a pro gambling expert, says some sites cancel your sports bets if they think you're too good or if they figure out that you gamble for a living. | contradiction |
5,917 | hypothesis: They man who questioned the other is about to get questioned himself. premise: Bradley, who has belittled Gore's microproposals (sprawl, traffic, etc.), will see his own self-proclaimed questioned. | entailment |
333,013 | hypothesis: The Palazzo Pitti can not be seen from the Amphitheatre. premise: Directly behind the palace, the Amphitheatre, shaped like a Roman circus and with lovely views of the Palazzo Pitti and the city beyond, was the scene of the Medici's most extravagant fates and staged performances. | contradiction |
370,203 | hypothesis: Financial imbalances are caused when money is not stowed properly in a bank vault. premise: Realistically, reforms to address Medicare's huge long-range financial imbalance will need to proceed incrementally. | neutral |
301,565 | hypothesis: Oh yeah, they're taking the bait. premise: oh yeah they are | neutral |
192,449 | hypothesis: Natioal Day parades are hosted at the square. premise: The square now hosts National Day state parades. | entailment |
91,671 | hypothesis: The golden ages will be missed. premise: Alas, golden ages do end. | neutral |
25,465 | hypothesis: There's no convenient way to place the catalytic converter back. premise: when putting the catalytic converter back on i had to put the right side of the car up on jack stands | neutral |
213,023 | hypothesis: We are sure the influence is sure to be widespread. premise: The influence is sure to be diffuse. | entailment |
264,647 | hypothesis: What did you eat? premise: What was it? | contradiction |
30,340 | hypothesis: Blandy's is an agency that gives minibus tours. premise: Another alternative is to take a minibus tour with an agency such as Blandy's. | entailment |
74,866 | hypothesis: A transaction is an external event that has just one entity. premise: TRANSACTION - A particular kind of external event involving the transfer of something of value concerning two or more entities. | contradiction |
225,507 | hypothesis: Susan had never rode Gray Cloud before. premise: Ca'daan had given his horse, Gray Cloud, to Susan to ride. | neutral |
29,591 | hypothesis: World Peace was globally attained some time during the late 16th century. premise: Today's conspiracism stems mainly from the instability of the late 1960s and early '70s--a period of both uncontrolled violence (assassinations, urban riots, political protests turned bloody) and anti-government ideology (the... | contradiction |
308,166 | hypothesis: The name fitted the man. premise: They'd gotten the right man for the name, all right. | entailment |
194,563 | hypothesis: I have heard it is controversial. premise: no oh i've heard of it but not necessarily i've heard it's very controversial though | entailment |
222,344 | hypothesis: They want the power, they got the power, they deserve the power. premise: and they want all this power and they want to control all these people and it's not for the people it's for themselves and the way you know that is because they didn't work their way up from the bottom up they went in and they took po... | contradiction |
158,581 | hypothesis: At he beginning of their career they did not think that major events would happen for them. premise: When they began playing, they never thought soccer careers would amount to anything like the month-long World Cup extravaganza or women's soccer's debut at the '96 Atlanta Summer Olympics before that. | entailment |
305,395 | hypothesis: The herd was grabbed. premise: They grabbed th' herd. | entailment |
159,979 | hypothesis: Hazardous waste disposal does not often require PP&E. premise: CLEANUP COSTS - The costs of removing, containing, and/or disposing of (1) hazardous waste from property, or (2) material and/or property that consists of hazardous waste at permanent or temporary closure or shutdown of associated PP&E. | contradiction |
203,651 | hypothesis: No money is spent for doctors and medication in response to hay fever. premise: 4 billion is spent on medication and doctor visits . There is plenty of room for growth--only an estimated 12 percent of hay fever sufferers seek medical treatment. | contradiction |
255,926 | hypothesis: There were many goals set by the group at their yearly meeting. premise: One of the goals of the Substance Abuse Interest Group of SAEM was to authorize a substance abuse category for abstracts and sessions at the annual meeting. | neutral |
81,278 | hypothesis: Each year, two torrents cut our town off from getting supplies completely. premise: We have two torrents each year that cut our town off completely. | neutral |
195,795 | hypothesis: The QA program requires a commitment by the lab management because they have to test a lot of samples. premise: Development and maintenance of a toxicity test laboratory quality assurance (QA) program requires an ongoing commitment by laboratory management, and includes the (1) appointment of a laboratory ... | neutral |
85,549 | hypothesis: Last christmas, a magazine executive got so much loot that he needed three cars to take it to his house. premise: One magazine exec reportedly got so much loot last Christmas--Cuban cigars, crates of wine, designer suits (It was like a Spanish galleon)--that he needed three cars to cart it home. | entailment |
326,815 | hypothesis: The band was ready to retire. premise: After years of addiction and attempts at recovery, the nearly 16-year-old California band has entered dinosaur land. | neutral |
126,293 | hypothesis: It was very surprising for people to see that it took so long to cure it. premise: So it is not surprising that when bubonic plague struck in 1894, it took nearly 30 years to fully eradicate it. | contradiction |
55,768 | hypothesis: There is land in the Valley, that if free for the taking. premise: There's free land to be had in the valley. | entailment |
378,199 | hypothesis: There was a monument built to Christian martyers. premise: A monument to 26 Christian martyrs executed in 1597 (at the beginning of Japan's repression of Catholicism) includes a small museum displaying relics, including a communion wafer that has survived in dehydrated form since the 17th century. | entailment |
201,490 | hypothesis: The case proceeded as scheduled. premise: And that you are unable to account for the delay in this case? | contradiction |
5,033 | hypothesis: There are a few examples of classical Japanese architecture such as the gates, bridges, armouries and watchtowers. premise: What you can see are the lovely grounds of the East Garden, the moat and massive stone ramparts, and those few examples of classic Japanese architecture gates, bridges, armories, and w... | entailment |
287,190 | hypothesis: The altars lay before them, burnt and smashed in years ago. Only dust had visited them since they were destroyed. premise: The altars were gone. | contradiction |
60,894 | hypothesis: To the west is St. Nepal, birthplace of Madonna. premise: To the east is St. Ann's Bay, birthplace of the black activist Marcus Garvey. | contradiction |
300,376 | hypothesis: Politically it is democratic and does not replaces congressional and executive decision making. premise: Politically, it's anti-democratic, replacing congressional and executive branch decision-making. | contradiction |
295,964 | hypothesis: okay, got any specific car in mind? premise: okay so what kind of cars are you looking at | entailment |
167,608 | hypothesis: It seems like everything I do in school is computer related premise: it seems like uh everything i do has is computer related | neutral |
323,566 | hypothesis: Susans voice came into his head telling him that the Kal is bleeding. premise: THE KAL IS WOUNDED, came Susan's voice in his head. | neutral |
120,785 | hypothesis: She does not write her own music herself. premise: you know it's just like oh i love you and i you know this that and the other but she write she wrote when she was talking to her baby | contradiction |
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