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189,910 | hypothesis: In the 18th-century Baroque church, you may hear the nuns praying or singing, but you'll never see them because they are too shy. premise: In the 18th-century Baroque church, you may hear the nuns praying or singing, but you'll never see them; they are cloistered on the other side of the grillwork. | neutral |
161,805 | hypothesis: It's the only way to prevent you from being punished. premise: That's the only way to keep you from being punished.' | entailment |
46,345 | hypothesis: Al D'Amato could send this message a short time from now. premise: This is the election message Al D'Amato could send just a few short hours from now. | entailment |
353,662 | hypothesis: Buddhas could be approached with prayer while Bodhisattvas stayed behind to help people. premise: These include a number of other Buddhas, to be approached for favor through meditation, and saint-like Bodhisattvas who achieved enlightenment but remained active to help humankind find the right path. | entailment |
61,633 | hypothesis: I was not happy that they were playing dirty. premise: I say, that's playing it a bit low down, I protested. | entailment |
167,422 | hypothesis: People prefer to put money in stocks because they pay better than Treasury securities. premise: The National Bureau of Economic Research estimates that stocks outpace Treasury securities by a range of 3 percent to 13 percent a year. | neutral |
5,058 | hypothesis: He paid no mind to it. premise: Then coldness settled over his thoughts as he drove them to shape the unvoiced words in his mind. | contradiction |
198,220 | hypothesis: We used to go to the games to do sidelines stuff and watch them practice. premise: yeah we used to go to the games and we had uh i never did actually coach i'd go do some of the sideline stuff and like that but i never did actually coach but they tried to get me to do that i but we'd go you know and watch ... | neutral |
192,624 | hypothesis: Entering the smoking section is like any other section. premise: the no right yeah and if you happen to go into one of areas that is a smoke smoke area and you don't smoke you almost strangle | contradiction |
342,252 | hypothesis: Some have multiple charges for moving address premise: Others have multiple charges for moving phones or other equipment, without identifying whether the moves were for NEPDG staff, and which of the multiple charges are relevant to the moves. | neutral |
53,120 | hypothesis: Around 36 months. premise: approximately 36 months | entailment |
366,166 | hypothesis: He is every candidate's top pick for candidate. premise: But for the role of spiritual guru to a candidate with a charisma deficit, he seems like just the guy. | neutral |
170,868 | hypothesis: The Celts welcomed Christianity with open arms. premise: With Christianity and the sophisticated Celtic culture successfully fused, Ireland entered its Golden Age (a.d. | neutral |
67,795 | hypothesis: A product cannot be stable unless you know it is physically possible to make. premise: The product's design is stable when all stakeholders agree that engineering drawings are complete and that the design will work and can be built. | neutral |
213,393 | hypothesis: The bridge to the temple is made of wood. premise: In the middle of this square basin of water, connected to the shore of the pond by a bridge, stands a small white Shiva temple on an island. | neutral |
276,681 | hypothesis: Funchal can be viewed from the balconies. premise: It occupies steep terraces that offer fine views over Funchal. | entailment |
294,970 | hypothesis: Rilly is someone's name. premise: I mean--rilly! | neutral |
78,033 | hypothesis: Jesus is stripped as he is nailed on the cross, lying there to die. premise: Station Jesus is stripped; Station Jesus is nailed on to the crose and Station Jesus dies on the crose | entailment |
380,791 | hypothesis: A good sword is all you need. premise: A good sword, high ground, or exceptional skill may push the odds but never by much. | contradiction |
121,210 | hypothesis: Paulie Walnuts was a hit man on the Mob Wives. premise: Nor does Soccer Guy seem like an appellation that's likely to go down in the annals of crime alongside Sammy the Bull--or even Paulie Walnuts, that hit man on the Sopranos. | contradiction |
48,001 | hypothesis: After 25 years I did not have to put the lugs back in place. premise: and that was oh that was twenty five years ago so i i've not tried it since oh plus plus before this i had put all the lugs back in place | contradiction |
121,309 | hypothesis: The mastic groves are named as such because they can be masticated. premise: Travel south from Chios Town to reach the mastic groves. | neutral |
109,967 | hypothesis: I really love fixing cars premise: as a result i really didn't have that much interest to learn how to maintain fix and maintain cars | contradiction |
266,480 | hypothesis: The Sri Pogyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple celebrates the Greek god of love. premise: The nearby Sri Pogyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple (1781), dedicated to the elephant god Ganesh or Vinayagar, is also one of the oldest in the country; it dates to 1781. | contradiction |
187,171 | hypothesis: The Committee can also consider ways to track environmental progress. premise: The Committee may also wish to consider provisions to track environmental progress to evaluate the efficacy of the program this bill would establish. | entailment |
238,791 | hypothesis: We haven't had anyone sent over to fight in a war. premise: i just remember oh yeah our guys are over there and it's sad and we shouldn't be fighting a war but there was no let's support them you know | contradiction |
4,780 | hypothesis: I've held my tongue but finally said something to the person. premise: I have bitten my tongue all week, but I finally said something to the brat. | entailment |
106,990 | hypothesis: It's easy, isn't it? premise: hum it's hard isn't it | contradiction |
123,103 | hypothesis: Kyoto was where ten emperors lived. premise: For a thousand years, Kyoto served as the cultural and spiritual capital of Japanese civilization, the home of its revered emperors after the Nara period from the end of the 8th century up to the Meiji Restoration in the late-19th century. | neutral |
256,601 | hypothesis: The speaker and Tommy speak of family. premise: Oh, Tommy, not even a great-aunt? | entailment |
48,741 | hypothesis: The state of New York has the best policies when it comes to implementation of diversity goals. premise: Effective policies that implement diversity goals are adopted throughout each state. | neutral |
353,010 | hypothesis: Nema was deep in thought while juggling. premise: Sitting cross-legged on a cushion near the door was Nema, juggling something in her hands. | neutral |
332,616 | hypothesis: We need to establish infrastructure premise: We need to establish some infrastructure before we go out. | entailment |
186,393 | hypothesis: We follow your women's basketball team quite a bit. premise: so we we follow your basketball team your your women's basketball team a lot and | entailment |
167,858 | hypothesis: Hokkaido's agriculture received help from American advisors. premise: American advisers helped to develop Hokkaido's agriculture and coal mining industries and to lay out an urban grid system for Sapporo. | entailment |
10,385 | hypothesis: I guarantee you I could. premise: I tell you I couldn't. | contradiction |
250,354 | hypothesis: A surplus is more than needed or necessary. premise: Thus, the unified surplus reflects the difference between federal receipts and all federal government outlays including those used to purchase capital goods, such as roads, buildings, and weapons systems. | entailment |
303,535 | hypothesis: We've never really had rain when we've gone, so we've been lucky. premise: we've been lucky we've never really been rained on the few times we've gone | entailment |
2,905 | hypothesis: Aleinikoff published books while he taught at NYU. premise: Additionally, Professor Aleinikoff has published several books and countless articles relating to immigration, international migration, and constitutional law. | neutral |
182,085 | hypothesis: It's always very warm down there in winter, isn't it? premise: well because how how hot i mean like like in the coldest that it gets in winter down there how much is it | contradiction |
191,711 | hypothesis: He and his wife, Addie, donated money towards the establishment of the Holocaust Memorial Museum. premise: Holocaust Memorial Museum, which he and his wife, Addie, worked for years to bring into existence. | neutral |
96,145 | hypothesis: Members and staff are not allowed to work together resolve disputes. premise: When jurisdictional issues arise, GAO will encourage Members and staff to consult with each other to resolve any related disputes. | contradiction |
201,299 | hypothesis: There was a message on the table in the bedroom. premise: A message from Greuze was waiting on my bedside table. | entailment |
106,796 | hypothesis: Of all the problems I had when writing my book, his hard shell was not one of them. premise: His hard shell, in fact, was one of the problems I had when writing my book. | contradiction |
127,971 | hypothesis: The U.S. borrowed a good portion of wealth from Saudi Arabia. premise: The U.S. was also able to borrow from abroad to help finance domestic investment, as discussed further below. | neutral |
189,788 | hypothesis: The Cambridge SoundWorks 88 is tiny compared to the Bose. premise: The Cambridge SoundWorks 88, half an inch taller but otherwise the same size as the Bose, takes a different approach. | contradiction |
320,681 | hypothesis: The Island was neutral during all the wars. premise: The island did not get directly involved in Greece's Persian and Peloponnesian Wars, however it became well-known as a valuable source of brave and energetic mercenaries. | neutral |
65,615 | hypothesis: They enjoyed every crumb of the chunk of bread they found in the alley. premise: They each ate a chunk of the bread, enjoying every crumb. | neutral |
344,621 | hypothesis: The war has ended. premise: The war's over." A hint of alertness came into Mr. Carter's manner. | entailment |
150,396 | hypothesis: Inflation in third world countries is talked about in GAO-01-1168T, released on Sepember 26, 2001. premise: Critical Infrastructure Significant Challenges in Safeguarding Government and Privately Controlled Systems from Computer-Based Attacks ( GAO-01-1168T, September 26, 2001). | contradiction |
377,071 | hypothesis: I had no gauntlet. premise: I brought my Gauntlet to bear; electricity leaping out. | contradiction |
148,720 | hypothesis: According to the FCIC, there was never any cost-benefit analysis produced by them. premise: The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) prepared a cost-benefit analysis in connection with the final rules. | contradiction |
133,653 | hypothesis: He traces the words that he reads. premise: His finger traced each word as he read. | entailment |
334,044 | hypothesis: We also tied the children to trees. premise: We put villages to the torch to route Voth armies from their original path. | neutral |
108,435 | hypothesis: They have a lot of crime. premise: they don't have no crime | contradiction |
102,502 | hypothesis: The first chapter of Ulysses takes place in a tower. premise: Joyce actually lived in the tower very briefly, and it is the location for the first chapter of Ulysses. | entailment |
151,031 | hypothesis: The government report includes a long list of appendices. premise: Appendixes Appendix Objectives, Scope, and Methodolog 122 Appendix The Economic Model and Key Assumptions 127 Appendix Glossary 135 Appendix Bibliography 142 Appendix Related GAO Products 153 | neutral |
338,322 | hypothesis: The Postal Service has no need to explore alternative means of generating cash. premise: made sense---and would make dollars for the Postal Service. | contradiction |
39,071 | hypothesis: Should he attempt with uncertainty to try and make her on his side? premise: If he did not, should he risk trying to make an ally of her? | entailment |
391,610 | hypothesis: You should practice before you play for real and the casinos will give you a chance to do so. premise: This hands-on method is the best way to learn a game and its rules without risking your money or your pride. | neutral |
123,180 | hypothesis: These states used to have many more grantees. premise: As a result of the process, many states, including Maine, Connecticut, Colorado and Washington now have only a single LSC grantee, while Illinois and Texas have a mere three. | neutral |
45,775 | hypothesis: She did very well at public speaking. premise: yeah and she was real comfortable and she has really really done good i i | neutral |
27,573 | hypothesis: They realize that consumers may misunderstand the logo. premise: But they admit that at least some consumers are being misled by the logo. | entailment |
313,732 | hypothesis: I thought some was too personal and it make me uncomfortable. premise: yeah some of it got a little i i don't know i thought it was a little too personal that they were digging each other life | neutral |
198,773 | hypothesis: Inspections may introduce fines and penalties. premise: Fines and penalties produced by an entity's operations--such as inspections to ensure compliance with Federal law and with regulations that are the responsibility of the entity (e.g. | entailment |
345,450 | hypothesis: It is not allowed to throw a shower in any office. premise: How about all the showers at offices these days? | contradiction |
244,475 | hypothesis: My favorite rapper is 50 cent. premise: songs that were popular back when i was paying attention and then i like some classical music and some of the | neutral |
44,332 | hypothesis: I like my cars american, I love Cadillacs premise: but i really like the Hondas i like foreign cars a lot | contradiction |
247,078 | hypothesis: The Waikiki are beneath the old veins. premise: Hidden beneath the glitter are veins of the old royal and romantic Waikiki . | entailment |
93,820 | hypothesis: The addresses on workshared pieces are generally thought to be inaccurate. premise: The addresses on workshared pieces are generally thought to be more accurate and are almost always machine readable. | contradiction |
15,074 | hypothesis: The person wants the other to tell his message to everyone. premise: And, remember, all this is in confidence." | contradiction |
42,814 | hypothesis: He'd read about people doing strange things with bits of hair and fingernails. premise: He'd read something somewhere about hair clippings and nail parings being used for some strange purpose. | entailment |
351,646 | hypothesis: I don't usually like to trust you with important information. premise: You know perfectly who I mean." | neutral |
251,216 | hypothesis: The design has been stable right from the start. premise: This uncertainty in the expected drawings not only indicates that the design was not stable when initial manufacturing began but also shows that there was a significant lack of knowledge about the design. | contradiction |
347,532 | hypothesis: China is the best country and has no issues. premise: Critics agree with the premise of this get-tough-on-China polemic but think the authors, two former Beijing bureau chiefs, go overboard with the Cold War rhetoric. | contradiction |
32,428 | hypothesis: They didn't have a shower room at that location. premise: um yeah they they just have like outhouses they don't have like a shower room or anything yeah but some of them are really nice they have showers and full bathrooms | entailment |
157,558 | hypothesis: He discovered a heart problem. premise: and decided that he had a heart problem and you know here he was | entailment |
307,330 | hypothesis: On March 15, 2002, we released A Model of Strategic Human Capital Management premise: On March 15, 2002, we released A Model of Strategic Human Capital Management, the latest in a series of tools designed to assist agency leaders in effectively managing their people. | entailment |
156,316 | hypothesis: For a moment, he panicked. premise: He panicked for a moment. | entailment |
109,831 | hypothesis: Birch's lack of knowledge and customs prevented his effort of eliminating slavery. premise: The reforms he got the ruler to accept organizing revenue collection, dismantling slavery, regulating land were precisely the changes Birch had sought but for which his arrogant approach got him murdered. | contradiction |
316,928 | hypothesis: I'm brave as a knight. premise: yeah i was i was petrified | contradiction |
176,999 | hypothesis: The museum closed down due to lack of sales earlier last year. premise: The museum has an art collection, and displays of toys and other artifacts. | contradiction |
76,163 | hypothesis: Parliament gathers independently gathered information to make informed decisions. premise: In addition, Parliament uses the audited information to make informed decisions on resource allocation, and, through a Public Service Monitoring Body (the State Services Commission), to hold the entity's chief executi... | entailment |
55,268 | hypothesis: Carter grew up in the country. premise: Carter, the family's patriarch, was certifiably rural; he grew up in southwestern Virginia's Poor Valley. | entailment |
33,407 | hypothesis: Heathers was a movie for preschoolers. premise: At the end of the 1980s, teen films took a darker turn with the black comedy Heathers . The three popular girls, who all have the same name, take up Veronica (Winona Ryder), who can't resist the offer of inclusion but detests their values (they make her ignore... | contradiction |
173,181 | hypothesis: Budget along with other things assumed. premise: Budget and Other Assumptions | entailment |
310,393 | hypothesis: The sound is low quality. premise: oh that's great sound like you | contradiction |
264,599 | hypothesis: You are aware you do not cast a vote for any candidate. premise: so if there's no controversy if you're not worried about who's going to win if you think it's going to be a shoo-in then uh you know you don't vote so uh | entailment |
71,912 | hypothesis: The cost of delivery for Postal Service carriers has been estimated. premise: Analyzing Postal Service accounts for depreciation, fuel, and maintenance for city delivery carriers, we have estimated the average city delivery vehicle cost per route. | entailment |
328,832 | hypothesis: You are desired. premise: you are a preferred such and such and you are | entailment |
49,828 | hypothesis: I received a sum of nine thousand dollars in exchange for teaching for a year. premise: yeah and i think you know we have such a need now you know i taught you know i i think i was paid uh about nine thousand dollars to teach for the year and i worked in a very rural school district and i i one of the thin... | entailment |
324,679 | hypothesis: She never put my name on any list. premise: yeah that's she stuck my name on some list so they mailed me the information that i filled out | contradiction |
94,944 | hypothesis: Hip-hop is the jazz of the 1990s. premise: Hip-hop is the jazz of the 1990 Its mix of rage, authenticity, capitalism, and humor have caused nothing less than a realignment of America's cultural aesthetics. | entailment |
196,527 | hypothesis: The barrier to Fena Dim would have opened if the assassins had won. premise: If the assassins had won, the barrier to Fena Dim would open. | entailment |
201,037 | hypothesis: Chloa knows that Brandon is a girl, but does not show it. premise: What keeps the movie tantalizing is Chloa Sevigny's Lana, who might or might not know that Brandon is a girl but who's entranced by him anyway. | neutral |
296,282 | hypothesis: Only cows can be found in the ancient olive groves. premise: Ancient olive groves play host to donkeys and herds of goats, and low-growing vines cover the ground under tall Cypress trees the archetypal Greek landscape. | contradiction |
33,729 | hypothesis: Congress felt that Social Security was necessary for the aging population. premise: In response, the Congress passed reforms in 1977 and 1983 that together were intended to assure Social Security's solvency for a 75-year period. | neutral |
109,848 | hypothesis: Technology responsiveness decreases with program spending. premise: The level of technology responsiveness grows for scenarios B, C, and D as a result of greater program spending. | contradiction |
18,839 | hypothesis: It didn't disturb them at all. premise: They were all very disturbed. | contradiction |
198,673 | hypothesis: the church funded the entire trip and some people didn't have to pay a thing premise: uh we had some uh some people from our church went to Israel uh just for a uh tour sort of thing | neutral |
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