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143,269 | hypothesis: He didn't pause to let it sink in. premise: That's what it says, and that's what happens." He paused, letting the fact that he meant it sink in. | contradiction |
335,780 | hypothesis: The public currently does not trust the organ transplant system. premise: Another benefit of the rule is the public oversight and accountability of the organ transplant system, which will preserve public trust and confidence. | neutral |
175,231 | hypothesis: People should commit adultery at barbecues. premise: Martinis, barbecues, cigarettes, adultery--all are now vestigial, but where are the new suburban symbolic hooks? | neutral |
297,982 | hypothesis: It may be difficult finding organizations to join. premise: yeah you might generate some interest in it but that's a that's a good idea other than that i'm not sure what what individuals can do other than like i said get involved through a group or an organization | neutral |
90,762 | hypothesis: Lawyers are completely irrelevant anything happening. premise: OGDEN -- For most lawyers, full waiting rooms and appointments booked out to mid-July would equate to a lucrative law practice. | contradiction |
136,615 | hypothesis: Adrin could feel the blade slipping out of his hand before he passed out and fell on top of it. premise: The blade shook out of Adrin's hand and quivered on the ground. | neutral |
314,394 | hypothesis: Those algal blooms represent a potential threat to human well-being. premise: They include algal blooms that are potentially hazardous to human health, low dissolved oxygen concentrations, declines in the health of fish and shellfish populations, loss of seagrass beds and coral reefs, and ecological changes... | entailment |
235,847 | hypothesis: This place is always deserted during New Year's Eve. premise: Thousands of Madrilellos gather here for a ritual every New Year's Eve. | contradiction |
7,921 | hypothesis: He started the plants indoors under a light in the garage. premise: all of his own plants under a a light he put out in the garage to help keep them you know alive and get them a good start so we hope we have a lot of flowers this year so | entailment |
48,197 | hypothesis: Personal rancor caused by impeachment assists bipartisan cooperation premise: The personal rancor fomented by impeachment blocks bipartisan cooperation. | contradiction |
221,799 | hypothesis: More people are smoking. premise: Government figures indicate that cigarette consumption is holding steady and may be rising. | neutral |
298,866 | hypothesis: The final rule was economically significant and had to be reviewed because of the large budget. premise: The final rule was determined to be an economically significant regulatory action under the Executive Order and was reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget, Office of Information and Regulatory A... | neutral |
229,490 | hypothesis: let me guess, they did this by having classes last month premise: how'd they do that oh let me guess what they did they had classes on the SAT | neutral |
229,203 | hypothesis: The rules cover registration, preparation of risk management plans and maintenance of documentation on site. premise: The rule imposes information collection requirements in the registration process, in the preparation and submission of the risk management plans, and in the maintenance of on-site documenta... | entailment |
10,765 | hypothesis: He asked the other person to speak out confidently, loud and clear. premise: You want them to hear us? he whispered indignantly. | contradiction |
24,303 | hypothesis: Toni Morrison's book Sound of Solomon theme was to force all black Americans back to where they came from. premise: From slaves' dreams of being transported magically back to Africa to Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon , the idea of a miraculous exodus has loomed large in black American narratives. | contradiction |
365,785 | hypothesis: They did nothing wrong and went along keeping to themselves. premise: They hit an' run, raidin' ranches an' mines; they held up a coach a while back. | contradiction |
210,167 | hypothesis: The rooms are 100 feet up the cliff. premise: Rooms perched on top of cliffs surrounded by extensive gardens, with paths and stairways down to snorkeling opportunities. | neutral |
90,630 | hypothesis: That's a pretty bad deal. premise: yeah that sounds like a good deal well you have a nice day and we'll talk to you later bye | contradiction |
103,684 | hypothesis: Everyone was going to have pancakes for breakfast. premise: Since you are so kind, let us go and have some breakfast." Every one was assembled in the dining-room. | neutral |
152,514 | hypothesis: It was memorable when you were a teenager who had served in the military for years. premise: It was something big to remember when you were only nineteen and had been soldiering three years, three years with a dogged army that refused to be beaten. | entailment |
164,448 | hypothesis: He works on the Pro Bono Committee on Wednesdays. premise: He still gives time to the bar association, serving on the Pro Bono Committee. | neutral |
80,153 | hypothesis: The waist belt preceded the shoulder belt. premise: right because you always think i mean i don't know maybe you don't but just like me i always think well you know these things must be safe but that's just like i don't know if you've heard about it a few years ago they said you know before they had the lik... | entailment |
13,717 | hypothesis: It was not surprising that an economist of Greenspan's level was able to smoothly answer every question put to him. premise: How could an economist of Greenspan's sophistication fumble such important questions in such an unsophisticated manner? | contradiction |
302,363 | hypothesis: The total of resources needed is show in table 3-1. premise: Based upon the discussion from sections 3.1 through 3.5, the total resources needed for a single 500 MWe plant and a site with seven 500 MWe plants is shown on Table 3-1. | entailment |
124,096 | hypothesis: There is no doubt that Forbes should shut up. premise: And why should Forbes shut up about what he regards as a Republican betrayal of conservatism? | contradiction |
280,645 | hypothesis: The macroeconomic system is more suited for things of this scale than is the microeconomic one. premise: the larger macroeconomic system, the model can then generate key outputs including projected electricity sales and net generation, resulting emissions for each of the four pollutants under consideration,... | neutral |
350,749 | hypothesis: There has never been mining in that district. premise: The Lake District is rich in mineral deposits that have been put to good use since ancient times, and throughout much of the region's history, mining was a major industry. | contradiction |
287,169 | hypothesis: Pessimists know the Great Depression resulted from inflationary pressures. premise: Such deflationary pressures, pessimists note, set off the Great Depression. | contradiction |
233,350 | hypothesis: He has never been to Paris. premise: With Paris as his capital, he extended his rule to the Medi?ter?ra?nean. | contradiction |
207,548 | hypothesis: I suppose I was a little suspicious as well. premise: I guess I was a mite suspicious too. | entailment |
211,610 | hypothesis: "I don't think that talking to you was a very nice experience." premise: oh i see um-hum well very good and i think we've probably know know each other's exercise habits and um it was nice talking to you | contradiction |
249,836 | hypothesis: Meat can only be grilled. premise: And even with clean practices and technologies like steaming of meat (which hasn't been tested nearly as much), some food would still be contaminated. | contradiction |
270,173 | hypothesis: Financial and consolidated reports contain a wide range of information relevant to business operations including accounting information, leadership particulars, business goals, and anything else that could affect the bottom line. premise: The terms financial reports and consolidated financial reports are us... | entailment |
203,939 | hypothesis: The person walked away from the helicopter. premise: He waved at my helicopter. | contradiction |
24,063 | hypothesis: Historical cost data on land acquired at the birth of the Nation have been missing, so that must be changed. premise: , lack of historical cost data on land acquired at the birth of the Nation) or not meaningful (e.g. | neutral |
28,828 | hypothesis: The leadership is taking charge to increase accountability. premise: Financial Strong Leadership Needed to Improve Army's Financial Accountability (GAO/AIMD-94-12, December 22, 1993) | neutral |
45,368 | hypothesis: Anyone who takes care of a patient might be called a practitioner. premise: Soderstrom suggested that the term practitioner in this recommendation needs to be clarified because it can mean anyone who takes care of a patient, including RNs, MDs, therapists, and others. | entailment |
392,399 | hypothesis: The MSBA gives strong support to the programs. premise: The programs continue to receive very strong support from the MSBA, the court and the legislature. | entailment |
167,532 | hypothesis: Then I had to write the name on the blanket. premise: and so uh you know then i had to put write the name on the whole bedspread i'm talking uh like it's | entailment |
367,742 | hypothesis: Tuppence loved the man he was speaking with. premise: Well, I believe he could, reiterated Tuppence obstinately. | contradiction |
26,712 | hypothesis: They have a stepping bike. premise: it's fun it's fun uh i've gotten on the bike and they've got uh the stepping bike where you step | entailment |
181,301 | hypothesis: In 2020, Forbes will create and promote an entirely new political party. premise: The RLC ad says Forbes hurt the Republican Party in 1996 and will help the Democrats in 2000 by criticizing his GOP rivals. | neutral |
134,909 | hypothesis: The story is vivid in the minds of the American people. premise: Celebrated in kabuki theater, film, and television, the story has had an abiding hold on the imagination of the Japanese people. | contradiction |
359,107 | hypothesis: He would be able to adapt to events because he had observed them. premise: He would watch events, and any time he chose could, after all, join the assembly, modelling his behaviour on that of the new arrival. | entailment |
234,478 | hypothesis: Everything here is very expensive and ugly. premise: You can find a very good selection of fashionable, relatively inexpensive shoes and handbags. | contradiction |
324,907 | hypothesis: We have beer in North Carolina, as well. premise: uh-huh uh-huh yeah we have that here in North Carolina | neutral |
54,979 | hypothesis: The crew got along fine and there was dead silence backstage as they prepared to perform. premise: Somewhere backstage, an argument was raging. | contradiction |
344,583 | hypothesis: Yeah, I try to do it whenever I can. premise: yeah i sure do i try to i mean um | neutral |
292,360 | hypothesis: There was a dog sitting up, begging, at the side of the path. premise: There was a queer boulder in the path just there for all the world like a dog sitting up begging. | contradiction |
78,077 | hypothesis: She had never been there. premise: She must have been behind the door. | contradiction |
203,896 | hypothesis: The noise that was made when it landed was ear shattering. premise: It landed in the center of the clearing, without losing speed, but with less noise than he had expected. | contradiction |
371,141 | hypothesis: During the 19th century some criollos succeeded in their rebellious activities. premise: During the 19th century some criollos (particularly in Oriente, the island's poorer, eastern region) became increasingly disenchanted and desired greater autonomy. | neutral |
350,357 | hypothesis: Naxos is the same throughout. premise: The largest island in the Cyclades, Naxos is a place of contrasts. | contradiction |
9,416 | hypothesis: The Court would find First Amendment comments unpersuasive but important to hear. premise: the Court would find its current First Amendment musings as unpersuasive as I find them today. | neutral |
71,812 | hypothesis: The analysis was summarized in the notice of proposed rulemaking. premise: The SEC prepared an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) in connection with the proposed rule, which was summarized in the notice of proposed rulemaking (61 Fed. | entailment |
219,567 | hypothesis: Hankinson has brought the issue of civil legal services to the poor. premise: Deborah Hankinson has brought to the issue of civil legal services to the poor the same passion she brings to her role as judge, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas R. Phillips said. | entailment |
194,398 | hypothesis: The plan has gone haywire and should be abandoned. premise: It's all going to go according to plan.' | contradiction |
21,664 | hypothesis: He knows who Sir James is. premise: He was deferential to Sir James, whom he recognized. | entailment |
246,025 | hypothesis: College loans are so enormous because studying is expensive. premise: Enormous college loans behind legal-aid snub | neutral |
111,416 | hypothesis: The dogs were kept separate in their own area. premise: and the rest of the time they were outside they had we had a big uh kind of a play house and part of that was their dog house it was kind of cordoned off | neutral |
19,239 | hypothesis: The paragraphs prior to the rule summarize the evaluations. premise: The preamble to the rule contains summaries of the aforementioned assessments. | entailment |
129,802 | hypothesis: The family planned for two months of vacation each year. premise: The family had only planned for three months of vacation time a year. | contradiction |
180,263 | hypothesis: There are disagreements between Taiwan and China. premise: U.S. diplomats will try to soothe tension between Taiwan and China. | entailment |
51,159 | hypothesis: It ran well, and got good gas mileage, but I didn't like it. premise: and i mean it was fantastic and it got good gas mileage but | entailment |
150,241 | hypothesis: We give up; there's no way to improve Slate or Microsoft. premise: We will, of course, be hard at work throughout the week for the betterment of Slate, the Microsoft Corp., and the world, in roughly that order. | contradiction |
182,037 | hypothesis: It was like that since high school. premise: oh yes since well way back in high school | neutral |
272,834 | hypothesis: I play music with this band in my free time and we usually practice a lot on Sundays. premise: uh when i can i'm a i'm a musician and uh the band i play in uh i this is just something on the side and uh the band i play in we tend to rehearse quite a bit on Sundays so i missed a lot of Sundays during | entailment |
330,773 | hypothesis: The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are my two favorite organizations. premise: yeah i've i that's really great i i really think that both the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts is a excellent two excellent organizations | neutral |
213,993 | hypothesis: But certainly all this in not normal? said Julius. premise: But surely all this is most unusual? put in Julius. | entailment |
181,552 | hypothesis: The Spanish Town attracts many visitors, globally as it is very pretty. premise: The Hellshire Hills, south of Spanish Town, come as a surprise to those who think that the tropics can only be lush and green. | neutral |
334,237 | hypothesis: His innocence can be proven with 100 percent certainty. premise: It's possible he's guilty. | contradiction |
223,674 | hypothesis: Barry believes that funding sources should never become partners. premise: Barry suggested that funding sources may have to become partners before support for the bundling of interventions could become a reality. | contradiction |
388,158 | hypothesis: Auditors will act solely based on good judgement. premise: Using this guide will help auditors identify critical factors not addressed by management, make a general assessment of any procurement risks, and provide rapid feedback to agency officials so they can take corrective action in a timely and efficien... | contradiction |
355,844 | hypothesis: Alien invasions, lizardmen, politicians just to name a few. premise: seems like there are too many reasons that you can't go because of the weather and things and | neutral |
23,970 | hypothesis: The TEAJF manages funds, in the form on monetary assets. premise: Currently, TEAJF manages funds from the Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts (IOLTA) Program; Basic Civil Legal Services (BCLS), a court filing fee add-on; and the Crime Victims Civil Legal Services (CVCLS) Program. | neutral |
128,861 | hypothesis: They killed Thorn with two shots to the head. premise: THEY KILLED THORN. | neutral |
362,669 | hypothesis: There were no private cabins in the back of the train. premise: The back half of the train was filled with private cabins- theoretically for the richer crowd. | contradiction |
117,555 | hypothesis: I would never dream of giving up my career and staying at home. premise: well Brent i've been um i kind of gave up my career about three years ago to stay home with my children because i thought uh if it it's only going to be another year until the youngest is in school | contradiction |
357,985 | hypothesis: She is studying to be a doctor. premise: I believe she has passed quite a stiff exam." | neutral |
149,980 | hypothesis: I know it's unusual for a single woman to be included in everything. premise: They include me in everything--something I know is unusual for a single woman. | entailment |
353,301 | hypothesis: You can't do anything premise: uh i couldn't you you couldn't do it otherwise | contradiction |
105,126 | hypothesis: Christmas is always a waste of money. premise: oh we thought we were going to be pretty tight with Christmas this past year | contradiction |
15,357 | hypothesis: Thirty five months are required for the seven SCR retrofits. premise: This approach requires a total time of 35 months for seven SCR retrofits. | entailment |
310,386 | hypothesis: Uncle Chester, Slats Grobnick, and Aunt Wanda are real people I know. premise: Of course, Uncle Chester, along with Slats Grobnik and Aunt Wanda, didn't really exist. | contradiction |
221,082 | hypothesis: MLB teams on the west coast pocket millions selling nonnational games to local broadcasters. premise: But the comparison isn't relevant because MLB teams also sell nonnational games to local broadcasters and cable channels, pocketing millions more. | neutral |
143,542 | hypothesis: The trading of sugar cane and spices was lucrative. premise: The trade in sugar cane and spices was becoming profitable. | neutral |
183,042 | hypothesis: The amount of salt on the road here is problematic. premise: yeah but the problem with it is up here around there's so much salt on the roads | entailment |
33,887 | hypothesis: The best school systems always bring something home. premise: oh sure i mean mean you you can you can have the best school system in the world if you don't get anything anything at home then it's it's not going to help either | contradiction |
242,399 | hypothesis: There is no out for Clinton. premise: Clinton has no such out. | entailment |
124,415 | hypothesis: Agencies must produce meaningful information to manage performance and measure results. premise: Effective implementation of the Results Act hinges on agenciesa ability to produce meaningfully integrated information to manage performance and measure results. | entailment |
318,271 | hypothesis: There will be nothing wrong with landing. premise: There had been some speculation on the dangers of landing some hours before. | contradiction |
96,583 | hypothesis: I do not get exercise. premise: oh yeah most of my my forms of exercise come in the form of a five year old and a two year old | contradiction |
386,630 | hypothesis: Israel has many experiences to offer within a small area. premise: Not so much a melting-pot as a land of unlimited impossibilities, Israel compresses a host of sights and lifestyles into a small area, offering a cornucopia of experiences for visitors. | entailment |
177,529 | hypothesis: Bowsher has spent 20 years calling for management reform. premise: Bowsher also helped to lead the government's growing emphasis on management reform and performance and accountability issues. | neutral |
306,923 | hypothesis: The agency leaders have been doing an inadequate job of achieving stated agency missions and goals. premise: Agency leaders must commit their organizations to valuing and investing in their employees and focusing their employees' efforts on achieving stated agency missions and goals. | neutral |
288,039 | hypothesis: The forest is vibrant and full of life. premise: This is also the site of a strange but a little disappointing petrified savanna forest (la savanne des p??trifications), rather difficult to reach over rutted automobile trails of rock and sand. | contradiction |
35,600 | hypothesis: All 50 states got it premise: Other states got it instead. | contradiction |
69,799 | hypothesis: Jon had a shaved head. premise: Like Jon, his head was shaved. | entailment |
238,075 | hypothesis: Each player has their own color. premise: Different players are given different colored chips to avoid confusion. | entailment |
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