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280,762 | hypothesis: The cafeteria has a view over the entire city. premise: The view from the rooftop cafeteria is better than the food for anyone hoping to sample the joys of Arab cuisine, however. | neutral |
319,293 | hypothesis: I went to Tyler when I was a child. premise: oh yes i have i have been to Tyler that was one place we went when i was a child | entailment |
115,405 | hypothesis: If the program allowed for more fun and interest I would be able to lose a lot of weight and become healthy from jogging. premise: but uh yeah i need to start jogging again i've always found that to be uh uh really one of the best forms of exercise but it's terribly boring and so i really don't ever keep a ... | neutral |
195,897 | hypothesis: Can I jump off that without being hurt? premise: 'Can I survive jumping off that?' | neutral |
225,442 | hypothesis: Indiana's Chief Justice's Counsel attended the Friday lunch, because His Honor could not attend. premise: The General Counsel to Indiana's Chief Justice attended Mauricio Vivero's presentation on Public Relations and Friday's lunch. | neutral |
40,675 | hypothesis: I went to QR and took a course through LEN. premise: boring and they really don't help you a whole lot now see i went to ET and i took one course through TWU | contradiction |
172,141 | hypothesis: They are winning the science scholarships. premise: They are winning the science prizes and scholarships. | entailment |
76,564 | hypothesis: All drug dealers should face the death penalty. premise: but i think they going to have to do something to make people wake up like on especially the drug dealers you know the the not the little penny ante ones on the corner i don't think they ought to get in trouble i mean i know they ought to get in trou... | contradiction |
103,791 | hypothesis: The decentralization led to doing business the old-fashioned way. premise: Probably the most important reform was the least the decentralization that increased regional autonomy and reversed the age-old trend of concentrating political, economic, and administrative power in the national capital. | contradiction |
330,672 | hypothesis: Then I will leave the case in the hands of the jury. premise: Then I will leave the remarkable similarity of hand-writing between the note, the register, and your own, to the consideration of the jury, said Mr. Philips, and sat down with the air of a man who has done his duty, but who was nevertheless horri... | entailment |
194,292 | hypothesis: The job was dangerous but I liked it. premise: yeah yeah see they checked everyone in the mill too and then that was hard because you know someone would come in and they had a problem well then if i like some of the jobs i was doing was very dangerous you know | entailment |
164,568 | hypothesis: Conditions are always changing in an organization, prompting executives to reviews standards often. premise: Because governmental, economic, industry, regulatory, and operating conditions continually change, mechanisms should be provided to identify and deal with any special risks prompted by such changes. | neutral |
135,701 | hypothesis: She was too excited to notice her own hunger. premise: She remembered that she had had no tea, but felt too excited to be conscious of hunger. | entailment |
306,179 | hypothesis: Being a buyer makes you dumb. premise: being a renter not even caring about that | contradiction |
349,358 | hypothesis: I admire John McHugh. premise: Let me make clear at this point that I have a great deal of admiration for Representative John McHugh and his staff. | entailment |
282,836 | hypothesis: Tuppence likes eating as much as he can. premise: No one's got a better appetite than you have, Tuppence, and by tea-time you'd be eating the flags, pins and all. | neutral |
105,263 | hypothesis: The museum only has modern art. premise: In the dramatic new Musee de l'Arles Antique (Avenue de la Premiyre Division France Libre), lively exhibitions of Roman statues and early Christian sarcophagi with impressive architectural models bring the ancient city back to life. | contradiction |
97,146 | hypothesis: That is the card involved. premise: well now that's the card see | entailment |
110,513 | hypothesis: The Spanish Trail never went through Las Vegas. premise: For fifteen years, Las Vegas was used as a Spanish Trail way-station. | contradiction |
24,053 | hypothesis: Strikes were encouraged and supported during the 70s. premise: The 1970s were marked by inflation and the emphatic snuffing of strikes and protests. | contradiction |
136,952 | hypothesis: Insurers love to pay for everything. premise: As each new drug is released on a wave of hype, insurers will fight the deluge, but patients will clamor, and doctors will go along. | contradiction |
183,739 | hypothesis: It is accessible to the public now. premise: Until then, it remains essentially off-limits to the public. | contradiction |
295,519 | hypothesis: Sophisticated computer models are used for analysis of large amounts of information and makes works more efficient. premise: Comparing beneficiaries with mortality rolls to the use of sophisticated computer models for interactive analysis of large amounts of information (e.g. | neutral |
16,280 | hypothesis: Ryan's schemes completely exempted wealthy white people. premise: Unlike the earlier schemes, Ray's plan didn't exempt the wealthy whites in southeast Charlotte. | contradiction |
129,174 | hypothesis: What kind of car are you getting? premise: so what kind of a house do you expect to buy when you do buy | contradiction |
78,632 | hypothesis: Ten days is more than enough to fix the sky. premise: Sather Karf says you may have ten days to fix the sky, she called. | neutral |
235,199 | hypothesis: There is a fruit stand at the front of the craft market. premise: There is also a thriving craft market behind the main beach, where you will be able to haggle for locally produced goods, from a T-shirt to a necklace of semiprecious stones. | neutral |
83,317 | hypothesis: The man darted away, flourishing the lash. premise: He raced off, brandishing the whip. | entailment |
124,813 | hypothesis: The weather has been nice, i hope it stays this way all summer. premise: yes i could stand this all summer | neutral |
341,978 | hypothesis: They had no reason to celebrate. premise: That alone was reason for celebration. | contradiction |
17,365 | hypothesis: I would avoid Cairo museum's mummy room if I were you. premise: Don't miss the mummy room at the Cairo museum. | contradiction |
202,741 | hypothesis: All restaurants automatically add a 15% gratuity for parties of six or more. premise: The New York City Consumer Affairs Commissioner is quoted as saying Mr. Fishbein has a shot at winning the suit because restaurants are allowed to add a service charge for parties larger than six if the customer is told in... | neutral |
210,987 | hypothesis: Painters spent a week prepping it. premise: big long strips so what had happened is that professional painters had not prepared the surface properly and some of that still has to be redone | contradiction |
377,787 | hypothesis: The tattoo show shows us real battles and horses. premise: A tattoo is a highly polished show of military marching, pageantry, mock battles, and horsemanship, accompanied by the sounds of pipe-and-drum bands from around the world. | contradiction |
267,861 | hypothesis: The bridge was constructed using traditional techniques involving fibers. premise: The bridge was built in 1790 and widened until it was almost square in 1880. | neutral |
320,863 | hypothesis: The employees of the Corp are well taken care of by their employer. premise: The Corp does take care of its employees. | entailment |
84,718 | hypothesis: A retaining wall surrounds the entire structure, and there are carvings on all of the exterior walls. premise: Around the whole structure is a retaining wall with a narrow corridor allowing visitors to explore the carvings on every exterior wall. | entailment |
151,714 | hypothesis: When you declare that you want to be president people will support you. premise: But when you declare that you'd like to be president, shouldn't everyone just mock you with a lot of snooty literary references that you don't get? | contradiction |
99,779 | hypothesis: Each subclass must make enough money in order to sustain themselves. premise: Each subclass must generate sufficient revenue to cover its costs. | entailment |
194,354 | hypothesis: The decisions are binding for points that were not brought up. premise: Judicial decisions do not stand as binding precedent for points that were not raised, not argued, and hence not analyzed. | contradiction |
49,337 | hypothesis: Clinton is easier to hate as a person than as a policymaker. premise: And Clinton's approval rating is higher than the rating for his policies (an ass-backward situation, in Chatterbox's view, since Clinton-the-person is usually much easier to hate than Clinton-the-policymaker). | entailment |
310,470 | hypothesis: It is not considered an issue of morality. premise: It's not a moral issue, it's just stupid. | entailment |
49,483 | hypothesis: That isn't what a team is about. premise: no i mean that's not what a team's about | entailment |
324,188 | hypothesis: We think old corporations are the way to be, but they are usually outdated. premise: We've been conditioned, by a century of Fortune 500 companies, to see the large, decades-old corporation as the model for all business. | neutral |
165,257 | hypothesis: Why do you think we should meet? premise: Where shall we meet? | contradiction |
162,383 | hypothesis: Showrooms change show times and prices on a regular basis. premise: Entire resorts open and close, and showrooms sometimes change show times, prices, or entire featured productions. | neutral |
70,182 | hypothesis: They are unemployed. premise: 'I am a publicist. | contradiction |
85,305 | hypothesis: All the other rooms were full. premise: It was this room which he had been directed to enter. | neutral |
264,149 | hypothesis: I've always believed that some worlds have a shell around them and some don't. premise: I've always had some doubts about whether or not all the worlds have a shell around them. | neutral |
295,025 | hypothesis: They are fast, agile and very handsome. premise: They're slow, stupid, ugly, and rude. | contradiction |
1,335 | hypothesis: No one has control over the economy. premise: Because every generation is in part responsible for the economy it passes on to the next, today's fiscal policy choices must be informed by the long-term. | contradiction |
104,599 | hypothesis: In protest to the changes in curriculum, some alumni pulled their donations. premise: Sonnenschein had --increasing enrollment, scaling back the school's Great Books core curriculum, reducing overall stuffiness--changes that many alumni, faculty, and students feared would compromise the school's identity. | neutral |
352,716 | hypothesis: They mixed both Shinto and Buddhist traditions while in power. premise: Combining Shinto ritual with official Buddhist conformity, they revived the Confucian ideals of filial piety and obedience to authority to bolster their government. | entailment |
328,352 | hypothesis: They can afford a little risk in the presentation. premise: They can afford to risk a bit more grit in the presentation. | entailment |
307,021 | hypothesis: Provided dynamic workforces can quickly carry out these functions. premise: The various staffing and sourcing strategies provide leading organizations with dynamic workforces that can quickly carry out these functions to meet changing business needs. | entailment |
50,681 | hypothesis: The Industrialist said he would dishonor the agreement. premise: And when they do, said the Industrialist, energetically, "I will keep my part of the agreement. | contradiction |
46,807 | hypothesis: The man walked over and sat. premise: As she left the room, Poirot came over from the window where he had been standing, and sat down facing Miss Howard. | entailment |
151,475 | hypothesis: You can get information straight from the Brewery Arts Centre. premise: You can also obtain information directly from the following The Theatre in the Forest at Grizedale; Tel. (01229) 860291, Brewery Arts Centre, 122a Highgate, Kendal; Tel. (01539) 725133, Century Theatre in Keswick; Tel. (017687) 74411, T... | entailment |
36,824 | hypothesis: Jon was the leader. premise: Jon led this group. | entailment |
27,178 | hypothesis: Brassware and copper. premise: Copper and brassware. | entailment |
123,336 | hypothesis: The road was small and gave me little room to move. premise: The street was narrow and my spine was soon pressed against a brick wall. | entailment |
99,482 | hypothesis: You can look at it from the view that it is proving it's a lie. premise: you can look at it if you know if if you want to say that it's proving that it isn't true then you can you very much look at it that way | entailment |
215,760 | hypothesis: If there's anything we've learned its that media cannot coexist. premise: That debacle should have taught the world that media can coexist, and that artists can even migrate between them depending on the flavor they seek. | contradiction |
118,661 | hypothesis: Tuppence wasn't patient when he replied. premise: I haven't seen him either, replied Tuppence impatiently. | entailment |
135,868 | hypothesis: The information system allows the description of each area with geographic characteristics and traffic. premise: They are obtained the following The information system allows the description of each area with geographic characteristics (population, number of stops, number of delivery points, surface, lengt... | entailment |
114,037 | hypothesis: Jim Crusher, to which everything was impossible, he said. premise: Dave Hanson, to whom nothing is impossible, he said. | contradiction |
242,242 | hypothesis: Most churches in the Dallas area offer transportation. premise: and it'll or you know or someone will transport them to a specific church even though it's you know maybe it's thirty minutes away because it's a big you know Dallas area is a big metropolitan area but a lot of these places have have churches ... | neutral |
12,170 | hypothesis: There's nothing to fear about nerds. premise: Nerds are genuinely threatening. | contradiction |
280,228 | hypothesis: "I'm not really worried about you being so busy." premise: seems like you're so busy anyway and then that's just one more thing to have to worry about so | contradiction |
148,138 | hypothesis: Delicacy undermines this balancing act. premise: Delicacy doesn't undermine this balancing act. | contradiction |
283,133 | hypothesis: CSA is known as a very reliable association due to its focus. premise: CSA focuses on the totality of government operations rather than on individual programs. | neutral |
310,156 | hypothesis: Indians were granted a reprieve from France once the French had bigger problems to deal with. premise: After the defeat of the French, it took a grateful back seat in Indian affairs, far away from the turmoils of northern India. | neutral |
177,132 | hypothesis: You should spend your own money because you can't trust anyone in the rag trade, even family members. premise: Why waste money when you have a male relative in the rag trade? | contradiction |
380,008 | hypothesis: I never saw Natalia. premise: On the way back to my room, I bumped into Natalia. | contradiction |
27,278 | hypothesis: Who is involved in a particular phase is can be determined by contracting method. premise: contracting method can also affect who is involved at each phase (A/E, | entailment |
112,064 | hypothesis: The bus stops seven times. premise: There are seven stops. | entailment |
122,646 | hypothesis: The strain between the Pentagon and the administration isn't the reason why the leaks are a problem. premise: The principal reason the leaks are troubling is not that they sabotage the relationship between the administration and the Pentagon | entailment |
114,154 | hypothesis: THe leftists are not at all skeptical. premise: The under-30s despise Mexico's corrupt, one-party government, but they are not as skeptical about capitalism as the leftist candidates they voted for. | contradiction |
66,930 | hypothesis: The shops do not accept custom requests. premise: If you prefer you can have clothes and shoes made to order at many shops, but good-quality work will take time. | contradiction |
272,925 | hypothesis: I moved due to a job change. premise: i spent uh couple years down there moved down there in eighty seven and moved out in eighty nine | neutral |
76,951 | hypothesis: Solidarity helped fight Communism, but it wasn't always necessary. premise: Viewed from hindsight, Solidarity was critical in establishing the foundations for opposition to Communist rule across Central and Eastern Europe. | neutral |
213,392 | hypothesis: Attorneys general are computers and have no conflicts in making decisions. premise: Attorneys general face political conflicts every day--whether to bring cases against enemies, associates, friends, even relatives of members of the administration. | contradiction |
368,888 | hypothesis: You can bargain for a rate as low as 50% off the advertised rate. premise: Intense competition among the middle-range hotels means that you can often bargain for a lower rate, especially if you plan to stay for more than two nights. | neutral |
339,641 | hypothesis: They were given 5 years for the licenses to be able to be resold. premise: It also provides that the resale rule will sunset 5 years after the last group of licenses for currently allotted personal communications services spectrum is awarded (expected to occur within a year). | entailment |
195,141 | hypothesis: There were no renovations done to Ramses VI's Tomb at all. premise: The Tomb of Ramses VI (9) reopened in 2000 after major renovations. | contradiction |
233,095 | hypothesis: The wind was still, and the air placid and calm. premise: I felt the wind shift or saw some tiny shadow or dust mote move. | contradiction |
228,153 | hypothesis: The legend of the door was started by Jesus. premise: Enter through a small, low according to one legend, the door was designed to keep aggressors from riding in; another legend claims it was designed to make visitors bow in humility. | contradiction |
271,839 | hypothesis: He didn't bring anyone along, he only brought an empty plane. premise: He brought along this whole plane full of African-Americans, and some of our really fine citizens are African-Americans in government, in business, in athletics, in show business. | contradiction |
78,377 | hypothesis: We should go to a movie to relax. premise: oh Lord i mean yeah and you talk about stress and pressure i tell you what it's uh | neutral |
378,031 | hypothesis: The three absorbers are retrofit in the HVAC machine. premise: retrofit of three absorbers for six boilers). | neutral |
297,274 | hypothesis: The NAO does not trust DWP. premise: NAO reviews DWP's sampling methodology and sample results, reviews some of the cases DWP examined, and selects its own sample to verify the accuracy of the reviews. | neutral |
218,964 | hypothesis: You can go to one of ten ice cream shops along the shore. premise: In summer you can come to dip your feet in the sea and treat yourself to an ice cream or cotton candy; in spring or fall, enjoy a bracing stroll in the sea air. | neutral |
207,362 | hypothesis: He would enjoy the punishment too much for it to be of use. premise: But he would enjoy it too much for it to be a suitable punishment.) | entailment |
315,352 | hypothesis: She has always wanted to be helpful in her neighborhood. premise: She's always been concerned with helping people. | neutral |
243,988 | hypothesis: No one could have imagined that simple rods could work. premise: The only wonder was that simple rods were used instead of elephants and turtles. | neutral |
72,249 | hypothesis: The men were walking through a marketplace. premise: Life bustled around the men as they walked. | neutral |
183,754 | hypothesis: What is it not like? premise: yeah like what | contradiction |
285,804 | hypothesis: It is an ancient place with important artifacts. premise: Built in 1874, it houses some very fine icons. | neutral |
230,633 | hypothesis: The attitude they express makes their meaning clear. premise: They merely express an attitude--a stance, a pattern of behavior or of thought--and their meaning in almost any context is intuitively clear. | entailment |
132,089 | hypothesis: The person should close their eyes while they travel. premise: Watch the end of the road at all times. | contradiction |
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