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hypothesis: Holy men sit underneath a waterfall, training their ability to meditate under pressure. premise: At the top of the steps, holy men sit under their bamboo umbrellas chanting mantras and offering, for a coin or grains of rice, either sandalwood paste, flowers, or water from the Ganga.
contradiction
129,085
hypothesis: Little to nothing is known about CV. premise: There is an extensive scientific literature and body of practice on both the theory and technique of CV.
contradiction
176,645
hypothesis: Every country in the U.N. was ready to vote for military action moving into Iraq. premise: Having fractured the international coalition, Saddam no longer fears the prospect of invasion from the Nations like France, Russia, and China have sworn to veto any U.N. military action because they want to protect t...
contradiction
7,591
hypothesis: Jamaicans smoke ganja every day. premise: The recreational pleasures that ordinary islanders enjoy have become synonymous with the name dancing to the heavily rhythmic musical beat; taking a little marijuana (or ganja, as it's known here), which many Jamaicans view as a kind of medicinal herb; or simply ...
neutral
311,934
hypothesis: Social Security Supplemental Security Income ensures the elderly always have a steady flow of money. premise: Social Security Supplemental Security Income
neutral
120,503
hypothesis: Tommy didn't think it would matter if they went to the show or not. premise: I don't see that it matters anyway, said Tommy wearily.
neutral
270,467
hypothesis: Making Beloved was deeply emotional for Winfrey and her family, like everything else. premise: Making Beloved was a deeply emotional experience for Winfrey, but what isn't?
neutral
354,286
hypothesis: The H-2A program was supposed to keep employers protected premise: The House Report noted that the H-2A program was designed to remedy the inadequacy of current protections for farmworkers, id.
contradiction
279,202
hypothesis: Tuppence was never in that house. premise: Tuppence was in that house!
contradiction
316,402
hypothesis: He has a brothel suite named after him in Las Vegas. premise: A bedroom suite has been named in his honor at a Nevada brothel he once frequented.
neutral
242,700
hypothesis: The tallest hotel has 75 floors. premise: Just to the west is the beach, obscured by serried ranks of huge high-rise hotels on Ha-Yarkon Street.
neutral
251,517
hypothesis: Each of the states described contains insights that others can benefit from. premise: Each of the states described in this section provides insights and lessons that can be of benefit to others.
entailment
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hypothesis: There will not be scenes of boats on the Nile. premise: Look for scenes of boats sailing on the Nile, and weapons of war including spears and shields.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Johnsen didn't think Edwards supported Murphy at all. premise: Johnsen said that while Heinemann spent a lot of time at Edwards, he has no reason to think that Murph Murphy had any connection to Edwards at all.
neutral
19,576
hypothesis: Kuwait wants to leave Iraq on it's own. premise: and it wasn't our freedom that you were saving it was just the thing the thing that that uh that i saw was okay Iraq wants to raise oil prices Kuwait wants to take Iraq out of the whole system by leaving them independent
neutral
319,564
hypothesis: Children who are extremely deprived get the most damaged premise: Only children who suffer the most severe deprivation are permanently damaged.
entailment
19,402
hypothesis: The rest of his career would be a steady roll downhill. premise: This brief period may have been the most fertile of his career.
neutral
157,272
hypothesis: There are no comedies at all. premise: yeah that's right what uh what do you find uh that you're looking at most in those uh the i mean are they are they the comedies and uh that kind of stuff
contradiction
190,544
hypothesis: Santayana didn't ask me to add that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. premise: And, Santayana asked me to add that Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
contradiction
114,151
hypothesis: Spain has the most children of any country in Europe. premise: Once unshakingly traditional, conservative, and Catholic, a country where official awards used to be given for fecundity, Spain today has the fewest children in Europe.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The choir stalls were constructed before the naves and the belltowers. premise: There used to be five naves, two transepts, five belltowers, and 225 choir stalls.
neutral
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hypothesis: We're scared that mom is sick. premise: We are afraid my mother is very ill.
entailment
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hypothesis: Poirot was mutely questioned by me. premise: I questioned Poirot mutely.
entailment
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hypothesis: Addiction and medicine. premise: The role of internal medicine in addiction medicine.
entailment
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hypothesis: These hours were intended to account for delays associated with local traffic problems. premise: However, the revisions did not impact the burden hours previously approved by OMB.
neutral
87,636
hypothesis: Hang gliding can provide a profound air experience. premise: For more profound sea experiences, try scuba diving.
neutral
61,169
hypothesis: The restaurant is floating on the South Seas. premise: This popular romantic floating restaurant serves French, Mediterranean, and Far-Eastern food in a relaxed South Seas atmosphere.
neutral
314,614
hypothesis: For very long at the minimum because it will most likely continue on for some time. premise: At least for very long.
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hypothesis: It is sometimes difficult to make connections. premise: But despite the odds, I find it worthwhile to try to make the connection.
neutral
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hypothesis: There are a number of unofficial museums too. premise: The official Archaeological Museum of Luxor lies a little way north.
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hypothesis: If anything I think that more should be examined. premise: i guess if you're not doing anything it's no big deal people call it invasion of privacy not to me it's not because first of all if you're not doing anything they're not invading anything
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hypothesis: Station Here Jesus is not welcome in Antonia Fortress. premise: Station Here Jesus is condemned in Herod the Great's Antonia Fortress.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Madrasa of Sultan Hasan was built in 1362. premise: On the left is the Madrasa of Sultan Hasan, built in 1362.
entailment
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hypothesis: I know my mom had a lot of siblings and they're all dead. premise: yeah well i know my mom from a family of at least sixteen i've lost count uh and my grandmother just died sometime last well about two years ago
neutral
237,479
hypothesis: English-speaking tours are available, although holy mass is not in English. premise: Holy mass is said daily in the Coptic language but an English-speaking priest is available to give you a comprehensive guided tour.
entailment
284,628
hypothesis: Susskin discussed the different kinds of clients that banks could encounter. premise: The British writer Richard Susskind calls these potential clients the latent market.
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hypothesis: The man had many things on his mind. premise: The man was silent but pointed.
neutral
116,888
hypothesis: We have no concern on how our employees are working. premise: We will continue to correct skill gaps and increase staff productivity and effectiveness through training.
contradiction
344,985
hypothesis: Each boy was asked how much they would pay the boys in both groups. premise: Then, each boy was taken aside and asked how he would divide up rewards among individual boys from your group and the other group.
neutral
153,037
hypothesis: There is only one pool available, and no one is allowed to use the rope swing. premise: You can swim in the pools at each level, and a rope swing has been created at the middle level for those who want to try their hand at being Tarzan.
contradiction
261,486
hypothesis: The man was sweating because it was hot outside. premise: Sweat dripped from the large man's chin.
neutral
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hypothesis: Levinthal is interested by black memorabilia, that is to say fantasies of black people. premise: The objects that interest Levinthal, as he points out in a statement at the Janet Borden Gallery, could as well be called white memorabilia, since they record, presumably, the fantasies of white people, includin...
contradiction
164,282
hypothesis: This policy is not enforced in some policies. premise: Many patients are uninsured or carry policies that do not enforce this provision.
entailment
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hypothesis: The new york times put out an article on sexual harassment in New york premise: Asahi Shimbun also reported that the Japanese National Personnel Authority is drawing up regulations to try to stamp out sexual harassment based on a new report defining what kind of behavior is inappropriate.
contradiction
328,647
hypothesis: The most enjoyable months are May, June, September, and October. premise: But if your options are more flexible, the most enjoyable (though equally crowded) months are May, June, September, and October especially for Rome, Venice, and Tuscany.
entailment
241,080
hypothesis: Agencies have a hard time locating financial reports. premise: problems agencies face in locating hard copy receiving reports and manually reconciling receipt data to invoice amounts.
neutral
312,240
hypothesis: Mehmet II was killed ten years after he became Sultan. premise: The young Ottoman Sultan, Mehmet II, who reign?Υd from 1451 to 1481, set about cutting off Constantinople's supply lines.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Not a lot of people take advantage of that, but you better use it or lose it. premise: you know that's something that's something fairly new and not a lot of people take advantage of it but it's you know it's use it or lose it and i
entailment
323,560
hypothesis: Well, you can get to them premise: well yeah yeah and you can you can get to them well i
entailment
279,162
hypothesis: I don't think anyone's ever resonated with me quite like this. premise: yeah well exactly um-hum um-hum
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hypothesis: The crescent moon is shaped like a set of cattle horns. premise: There is a crescent moon (or a set of cattle horns, symbolic of a self-deluding cow who thinks she could beat a bear in a fair fight, but I don't like her chances).
entailment
7,486
hypothesis: Most towns in Provence have palaces, which are used for music festivals. premise: Along the coast Provence bristles with cultural activity in the summer months, each town using its ancient amphitheater, cathedral, or palace as a magnificent setting for festivals of music, theater, and the other arts .
neutral
82,716
hypothesis: The Warsaw Pact was eliminated in 1991. premise: In 1991, Walesa met with the Pope in the Vatican and the Warsaw Pact was dissolved.
entailment
330,128
hypothesis: Bohlen said mobile home dwellers will be in trouble if they don't have somewhere to turn. premise: John Bohlen, a resident of the Oakwood Heights Mobile Home Community near Ankeny, said not having somewhere to turn when there are problems leaves many mobile-home dwellers feeling helpless.
neutral
191,314
hypothesis: Documentary filmmakers are afraid to take risks that would end up strengthening their film. premise: The problem is that when a documentary filmmaker seems too scared or cool or arty to violate his own immaculate aesthetic, he ends up weakening his case.
entailment
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hypothesis: The Cafe de Flore was known for modern intellectualism. premise: The Cafe de Flore round the corner has hung on to its intellectual tradition more than the others, perhaps because of its rather ideologically confused history.
contradiction
186,985
hypothesis: It's better than nothing. premise: yeah that's better than none at all i guess
entailment
320,832
hypothesis: Enjoying a new lease on life is the huge, circular place de la Bastille. premise: The large, circular place de la Bastille is enjoying a new lease on life.
entailment
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hypothesis: They think of you as an enemy now. premise: 'They still think you're on their side, don't they?'
contradiction
189,866
hypothesis: The investigation was considered expensive because it demanded high-tech computers. premise: On every network, reporters and anchors talked about Starr's expensive and fruitless investigation and about his obligation to put up or shut up, as Rather expressed it.
neutral
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hypothesis: Steve Case is a total failure. premise: That is due, in large part, to the personality of Steve Case, who is indeed a smart and clever guy and someone I would not often bet against.
contradiction
45,923
hypothesis: You couldn't be more wrong there. premise: that's right that's right that's absolutely right
contradiction
18,495
hypothesis: A day-long forum on the future of legal services was attended by many entities and leaders. premise: In 1995, anticipating the imposition of restrictions on LSC activities and cuts in LSC funding, the Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Court and the Presidents of the State Bar Association and the State Bar ...
entailment
118,856
hypothesis: You can't get any computer for less than a thousand dollars. premise: well they vary tremendously um because you can get because you're they're uh the ones that were made a few years ago uh have come down in price significantly um you can get them i've seen them for five and six hundred dollars but they'r...
contradiction
83,729
hypothesis: these fine people help them with all their needs premise: and these fine Americans take care of them
neutral
218,174
hypothesis: Houses were only owned by the people who lived in them in the 1600s. premise: John Knox was a tenant here from 1651 to 1672, but the house was owned by James Mosman, a royal goldsmith, and his wife Mariota Arres; a plaque bearing their initials can be seen on the outer wall.
contradiction
291,325
hypothesis: It had the transistor tech innovated within the United States, however boasted only a limited application at the amount of $25,000. premise: This included transistor technology invented in the US but then considered to have only limited applications for the surreal sum of $25,000.
entailment
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hypothesis: Sam Johnson argued in favor of Clinton in the harassment scandal. premise: Sam Johnson, R-Texas, has suggested that Clinton be court-martialed for his treatment of Paula Jones.
contradiction
192,782
hypothesis: American consumers require assistance to battle corporate arrogance. premise: It was then that I decided the American consumer needed help battling the forces of corporate arrogance.
entailment
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hypothesis: The man was wise beyond his years. premise: The man was a fool he had been incredibly, unbelievably stupid.
contradiction
328,537
hypothesis: Only a few of us can imagine buying a recliner. premise: But there are only a few of us who possess a stout enough psychological profile to allow ourselves or even imagine ourselves purchasing a big cushy wonder boy or girl reclining chair.
entailment
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hypothesis: The roads in the oldest section are two-way streets. premise: The oldest sections are constrained within a one-way traffic system that gets clogged in summer but there are many surprises to be found if you take the time to wander the narrow streets.
contradiction
383,385
hypothesis: The Kuwaiti parliament voted yesterday. premise: Slate or its parent company, the outcome of yesterday's voting in the Kuwaiti parliament.
entailment
386,932
hypothesis: I guess it's true that there's always that chance premise: it's true that there's always that chance i guess
entailment
116,984
hypothesis: Johnson thought he would win for sure. premise: Senate race in New York, but not before he had had a conversation with Johnson in which he admitted his own insecurities about making the race.
contradiction
191,809
hypothesis: It is nowhere to be found. premise: Simply put, it is all around you.
contradiction
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hypothesis: There are plenty of trees and mountains and hiking. premise: and uh and there's uh a lot of trees lot of mountains and lot of uh hiking sort of things and and we had uh collapsible boat which we uh clipper little clipper sail boat
entailment
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hypothesis: They were dull. premise: They were shining like emeralds now.
contradiction
10,257
hypothesis: The price can't be explained by the winner's curse. premise: So the winner's curse can't explain the extravagant price of shares in eBay itself.
entailment
142,376
hypothesis: We know you can't get returns to increase forever. premise: We know increasing returns can't exist.
neutral
193,938
hypothesis: The new territories to the north can not be seen from Tai Mo Shan. premise: North of the town, a commanding view over all the New Territories to the north can be seen from Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong's highest peak at 957 m (3,140 ft).
contradiction
126,643
hypothesis: Omissions could cause the characters to develop at a slower pace. premise: These omissions blur the characters and allow them to operate at the level of myth.
neutral
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hypothesis: He was recognized. premise: They saw Stark and Gauve recognized him.
entailment
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hypothesis: He has a hunch as to where crime takes place. premise: Critics marvel at his knack for arriving at murder scenes before the police.
neutral
361,214
hypothesis: Formentera is incredibly far from Ibiza, needing a three hour ferry-boat ride in order to arrive there. premise: Formentera, Ibiza's diminutive neighbour just one hour's ferry-boat ride (or 25 minutes by hydrofoil) to the south, is an island apart in some ways more like a desert island than a satellite or ...
contradiction
300,369
hypothesis: You obviously know more about this than I do. premise: adjust that well you you know more about this stuff than i do obviously then
entailment
209,454
hypothesis: Water skiing is free at all resorts. premise: Some lake resorts also offer water-skiing to guests for a fee.
contradiction
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hypothesis: how far away from your hometown have you traveled? premise: how many hours have you been from home
entailment
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hypothesis: Ross Perot's wealth will make it easier for him to run for president. premise: With $4 billion, Ross Perot can avoid party ties and just run for president.
neutral
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hypothesis: He was sad to see the girl enter the room. premise: A moment later he was glad that he had, for it was not Conrad who entered, but a girl.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Italians are more partial to shopping in small boutiques for quality goods. premise: For quality goods, Italians prefer shopping in small boutiques.
entailment
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hypothesis: It seems like a big risk. premise: uh yeah yeah that's incredible that and um i'm afraid to take the chance when i go down there to eat a meal like that
neutral
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hypothesis: ACI is a much more involved construction project than FGD or SCR. premise: As noted in Chapter 4, ACI entails a much smaller construction project than either an FGD or an SCR.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The dagger missed everything. premise: The tip of the dagger came in and it wasn't going to stop.
contradiction
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hypothesis: HMO is pretty different compared to the military. premise: yeah yeah yeah uh i'm a member of an HMO and uh from all indications it's quite similar to the military
contradiction
155,929
hypothesis: This marketplace has a snack bar serving alcohol and peanuts only. premise: This delightful marketplace has its own snack bar featuring a fresh vegetable repas (meal) for a relatively modest amount by French West Indies standards.
contradiction
241,439
hypothesis: The governor could do a lot of damage to the animal services program. premise: If this budget cut is left unmitigated, the governor's action threatens irreparable harm to truly effective and important legal services programs.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Following the defeat, the fleeing to Texas was terrible. premise: And after that defeat at Glorieta, the retreat to Texas was pure hell with the fires roaring.
entailment
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hypothesis: They had four categories. premise: Then they established four distinct categories known as varna (literally, color ).
entailment
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hypothesis: The Campanile is less than 10ft in height. premise: The 30-m- (100-ft-) high Campanile, built in 1853 by Sir Charles Lanyon, houses the university's bells.
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