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317,776 | hypothesis: If the Rangers let their farm system build up, they could win the season. premise: uh that's a good question i the Rangers have a have a pitching problem and whether or not they can fix that or not is going to be an interesting question they're doing the right thing though uh they are going with their farm ... | neutral |
50,695 | hypothesis: That would be worthwhile to most people because gas is so cheap at the moment. premise: for cash but so few people uh have enough to make that worthwhile you'd spend more in gas getting down there than you get back | contradiction |
191,971 | hypothesis: He proceeded to shake his head. premise: Then he shook his head. | entailment |
241,793 | hypothesis: There were many tiny droplets in the air. premise: An ethereal crowd of beautifully slight and delicate, measuring in nanometers, droplets was floating in the air. | entailment |
92,965 | hypothesis: The NEA is called a crooked organization. premise: And their criticisms of the NEA are self-fulfilling. | neutral |
225,102 | hypothesis: Dewatering systems operate without the need of settling tanks. premise: - Dewatering system (settling tanks/vessels, hydrocyclones, and/or vacuum filters) - Stacking equipment | contradiction |
379,033 | hypothesis: Red left the room after lunch. premise: With lunch over, Red slipped out of the room, with a microscopic motion at Slim to follow. | entailment |
241,345 | hypothesis: We believe that this answers your inquiry. premise: We trust this answers your inquiry. | entailment |
243,933 | hypothesis: He refused to give up. premise: Finally he abandoned his task, shaking his head gravely. | contradiction |
332,962 | hypothesis: The concert was dull and unexciting. premise: A triumphant concert that, in the hands of director Wim Wenders, is also a triumphant act of reanimation--of a culture, a city, a way of life. | contradiction |
50,045 | hypothesis: Who was with her in the room? premise: Who else? | neutral |
365,332 | hypothesis: The Voting Rights Act was never passed. premise: The Voting Rights Act, passed in 1965 to end discrimination against blacks, prohibits several (mostly Southern) states and counties from making any change in voting procedures without federal approval. | contradiction |
76,664 | hypothesis: The people writing for the Globe all hate Oprah WInfrey and her work premise: And the Globe is at the forefront of an anti-Oprah Winfrey backlash this week with the story Oprah Revolt! | neutral |
20,941 | hypothesis: Tuppence said oh after that. premise: Oh! said Tuppence again. | neutral |
314,874 | hypothesis: Suwak wasn't meant to attend the conference about the mini-anti-aggressor. premise: Suwak was supposed to attend a press conference introducing this revolutionary invention and then meet with the McPhilips people to initial an agreement for the launch of the mini-anti-aggressor on the consumer market. | contradiction |
141,377 | hypothesis: Those involved with the program understood the reasons why Congress's historically tight regulation on funding and were happy to work around the concerns of Congress. premise: Congress, recognizing that the program could not serve its purpose unless it was kept free from the influence of or use by it of pol... | neutral |
149,651 | hypothesis: Cash transactions are often not on record. premise: Most financial transactions don't involve cash, and are, thus, recorded. | neutral |
10,486 | hypothesis: The One O'Clock Gun fires at exactly One O'Clock. premise: This device is a visual counterpart to the firing of the One O'Clock Gun at the Castle. | neutral |
353,213 | hypothesis: I image it is. premise: yeah it is i imagine | entailment |
202,526 | hypothesis: Care should be taken to ensure that the overtime was approved. premise: Care should be taken (1) to ensure that the overtime was approved, preferably in advance, and (2) that the amount and type of overtime (regular or irregular), credit hours, and compensatory time is accurately recorded. | entailment |
11,127 | hypothesis: Christopher Lehmann-Haupt believes that this book is similar to The Unbearable Lightness of Being. premise: But the New York Times ' Christopher Lehmann-Haupt describes the book as classic Kundera--skeptical of modernity, unpredictable, and reminiscent of his masterpiece, The Unbearable Lightness of Being . | entailment |
69,529 | hypothesis: Yup, they all did. premise: that's the one that never did yep | contradiction |
255,169 | hypothesis: Set on a semiprivate beach front with a freshwater swimming pool, in the midst of untamed wildlife and caretaker-less natural gardens. premise: Set on landscaped gardens with native plants and trees, semiprivate beachfront, freshwater swimming pool, and large thatch canopies with swinging hammocks. | contradiction |
241,181 | hypothesis: The storm stopped after releasing the trigger. premise: I released the triggers, and the storm stopped. | entailment |
251,729 | hypothesis: They stopped abusing it lately. premise: They abuse it unceasingly. | contradiction |
380,027 | hypothesis: No I didn't notice. premise: i didn't notice it huh-uh | entailment |
145,881 | hypothesis: I used to be addicted to gambling, so I'm now against it. premise: I am also, generally, against gambling. | neutral |
58,866 | hypothesis: Every once in a while I will watch one called Basic Training on ESPN. premise: okay right i will every every now and then i'll watch uh ESPN i i get cable on TV and they have uh a couple of shows called Basic Training and um what is the other o ne called | entailment |
241,325 | hypothesis: At one point he imagines this middle-class to be completely deprived of morals, as opposed to the upper class. premise: At one point he imagines this middle-class By dismissing our fears about declining morality out of hand, you fail to recognize that middle-class morality is not necessarily opposed to the... | neutral |
63,084 | hypothesis: The Customs House, Four Courts, Powerscourt, and Leinster House were built in China. premise: Great public buildings like the Customs House and the Four Courts were constructed, and private mansions like Powerscourt and Leinster House were built. | contradiction |
354,165 | hypothesis: That will never occur. premise: That is inevitable. | contradiction |
328,697 | hypothesis: They shouldn't have given it to her. premise: and they gave gave it to her anyway | neutral |
199,271 | hypothesis: They wanted to spy on their neighbors while having their information hidden. premise: Information wanting to be free doesn't seem so appealing when it includes details about all your own flesh and frailties--credit history, shopping habits, records of where you've been, what you asked for, and what you took... | neutral |
19,810 | hypothesis: Section 6 and subsection 4 premise: 6.4 LABORATORY CULTURING | entailment |
256,319 | hypothesis: I had dental work done while enlisted and it was done poorly. premise: now the military dental was poor | neutral |
13,589 | hypothesis: The park is a dirt lot. premise: The park is landscaped with lakes and gardens. | contradiction |
366,055 | hypothesis: When people awake up in the morning they have to clean the ash from their cars. premise: yeah people get up in the morning in that neighborhood and they've got this black ash on their cars which you know seems to be | entailment |
349,530 | hypothesis: The safe was located on a wall of Mrs. Vandemeyer's bedroom. premise: 229 "In that little safe on the wall in Mrs. Vandemeyer's bedroom." | entailment |
210,321 | hypothesis: It's like a college campus and there's hudnred of people working there. premise: it's it's i guess it's more like a a college campus also i mean there's hundreds you know hundreds of people work for TI | entailment |
44,594 | hypothesis: Did you get much rain two days ago? premise: i well did uh did you get much rain two days ago | entailment |
168,631 | hypothesis: They all hope for a lot of survivors. premise: The perverse irony of the nuclear age is that the survival of humankind has rested as much on international perception as on reality. | neutral |
215,999 | hypothesis: Analyzing reported incidents in this case involved employing contractors. premise: In addition, one of the organizations used contractors to maintain its communications mechanisms and analyze reported incidents. | neutral |
297,807 | hypothesis: Japanese people have no choice but to absorb outside religious influence. premise: A long history of absorbing outside influences has resulted in a society in which people expect to have a Shinto baptism, a pseudo-Christian wedding (usually held in a hotel chapel and officiated by an unordained foreigner ... | neutral |
150,106 | hypothesis: I figured you would listen to reason. premise: I thought you'd hear sense. | entailment |
5,338 | hypothesis: Almost every hotel in the US offers a great breakfast, but budget motels usually do not, in the interest of cutting costs. premise: Breakfast is not usually included at US hotels, except on executive floors and at some budget motels that offer morning coffee, orange juice, and doughnuts or muffins. | contradiction |
384,258 | hypothesis: I looked through the fire's rubble so I would look like I was searching for evidence. premise: I spent a good hour combing the debris, keeping every appearance of a man searching for evidence. | neutral |
40,851 | hypothesis: There are many things to do here. premise: You'll find a number of things to do here. | entailment |
181,266 | hypothesis: My children are native from El Paso, TX and so is my husband. premise: yeah i'm glad you put it that way and i have two native Texan children too my husband is always you know talked about Texas being a uh rebel state and oh my God all this Civil War pride | neutral |
232,010 | hypothesis: The agency has to abide by the comments suggested by the GAO. premise: In these instances, GAO may request that agency officials review the draft report in the presence of GAO staff and that these officials provide the agency's consolidated comments at that time. | neutral |
283,385 | hypothesis: I watch the tv show LA Law. premise: sorry i missed that one you know i i don't watch very much TV i i watch um LA Law | entailment |
340,795 | hypothesis: The monarch was insane premise: Granted, theirs is a most peculiar kingdom. | neutral |
150,912 | hypothesis: Whether you should abide by following the preceding assessment with additional labor is up to the advice you took. premise: This guidance also helps you decide whether you should follow up the preliminary assessment with additional work. | entailment |
261,005 | hypothesis: The Moslem calendar is the most commonly used calendar in Egypt. premise: Many of Egypt's primary holidays are based on the Moslem calendar, which is calculated on the changing lunar cycle. | neutral |
32,620 | hypothesis: You and your cousin can make yourselves at home here. premise: You and your cousin here had better make yourselves scarce." | contradiction |
93,083 | hypothesis: Every person remained rooted to their seats. premise: Every one was on his feet. | contradiction |
118,360 | hypothesis: Defining the phrase "necessary consequences" is done within the regulation. premise: The regulation includes a definition of the term necessary consequences, a key element to be considered in determining a veteran's eligibility for compensation under this rule. | entailment |
301,499 | hypothesis: What? No way. premise: that's right yeah that's that's true too that's true too but | contradiction |
220,469 | hypothesis: The only thing to see here is ruins; the tiny town has little else for vacationers to do. premise: Attractions here include some pleasant beaches, a vibrant nightlife, and the nearby ruins of Ephesus. | contradiction |
21,513 | hypothesis: The article focused innovations on the federal level. premise: Technological Innovation in State and Local Services. | contradiction |
63,912 | hypothesis: The NAGA is a good source of lawsuits. premise: Another good source of lawsuits is the National Association of Attorneys General (known informally as the National Association of Aspiring Governors). | entailment |
179,375 | hypothesis: I could go for the death penalty if the person was a jerk. premise: well some people just are incorrigible and there's no way that they can ever deal with society and abide by rules so in in a case like that uh given what crime they're guilty of uh yeah i could i could justify a death penalty for somebody w... | contradiction |
343,778 | hypothesis: It is likely they will be heavily discounted. premise: I think it's fair to say we'll be heavily discounted. | entailment |
5,857 | hypothesis: Publishing companies could always review books they've published. premise: Pre-McGrath, it was even forbidden to review a book published by one's own publishing company. | contradiction |
303,065 | hypothesis: Computers could do a better job with job interviews than humans. premise: In the future, computers might even make up test questions and conduct personalized interviews of job applicants, college applicants, and even patients. | neutral |
212,488 | hypothesis: Many newspapers do not encourage their reporters. premise: To more vividly convey that coloring, many newspapers encourage their reporters to wield the tools of the novelist, opening a story with an evocative detail, such as these leads, both from the front of today's New York Times : Ana Estela Lopeze drea... | contradiction |
160,153 | hypothesis: The GDP changed less than 0.0001%. premise: Table 3 shows little change in GDP under any of the policy scenarios, reflecting the fact that this foregone consumption turns up as expenditures in other categories of GDP, namely, investment and government spending. | neutral |
202,546 | hypothesis: The reporters left after no one would let them in. premise: The house was constantly besieged by reporters, who were consistently denied admission, but who continued to haunt the village and the grounds, where they lay in wait with cameras, for any unwary members of the household. | contradiction |
364,534 | hypothesis: Many tourists choose to visit the stronghold of the palace to see the wood carvings. premise: Prithvi Narayan Shah's large palace here has been restored by wood-carvers, and you can climb for half an hour up to the stronghold, which is now inhabited by priests. | neutral |
355,571 | hypothesis: Greuze asked us to leave. premise: 'Look at this,' Greuze said, as the screen started playing a video. | contradiction |
20,913 | hypothesis: Jon did not nod. premise: Jon nodded. | contradiction |
213,730 | hypothesis: You only get social security equal to the amount you paid into it. premise: Social Security is financed mainly on a pay-as-you-go basis, which means that payroll taxes of current workers are used to pay retirement, disability, and survivor benefits for current beneficiaries. | contradiction |
249,814 | hypothesis: Its unification will surely lead to a boost in sales in comparison to its competitors. premise: Though it lacks the simple, geometric form of Sapper's pot and those of many of its competitors, it is unified in a subtler way. | neutral |
170,111 | hypothesis: The young are behind the general rise in crime rates. premise: Crime rates are rising, especially violent crimes involving the young. | neutral |
242,625 | hypothesis: How many children do you plan on having? premise: are y'all planning on having kids or | neutral |
389,312 | hypothesis: Contractual amounts are included on the reports for expenses. premise: Expenses are reported on an accrual basis, including contractual amounts due for counseling services | entailment |
300,835 | hypothesis: This rule was created due to the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988. premise: The Commission has promulgated this rule pursuant to provisions of the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988 (47 U.S.C. | entailment |
90,900 | hypothesis: His accomplice is actually very calm about the plan's failure. premise: Mrs. Inglethorp is out, and he sits down to write to his accomplice, who, he fears, may be in a panic at the nonsuccess of their plan. | neutral |
47,207 | hypothesis: That tough subject is the wage gap. premise: it is it's a tough subject it really is | neutral |
117,470 | hypothesis: You wont hear anything offenseive and you will love your time premise: and uh you know you don't hear a lot of angry words i'll you know be nice and uh you know it's going out to have fun | neutral |
205,484 | hypothesis: The cab came to a stop. premise: The cab stopped. | entailment |
159,776 | hypothesis: The tide of change could not be stopped by the government. premise: The colonial government could not, however, hold back the tide of change sweeping the Caribbean. | entailment |
259,285 | hypothesis: Tennis is available but you should play when the lights are on before it gets too hot. premise: Tennis facilities are also widely available, but the climate makes it a sport best reserved for early morning, or evenings when the courts are floodlit. | neutral |
81,824 | hypothesis: The government and other investors have pushed Nepal to use their resources. premise: In recent years the government and foreign donors have made great efforts to develop Nepal's rather sparse natural resources. | entailment |
319,053 | hypothesis: Egypt has more dive centers than any country in the world. premise: If you wish to learn to dive in Egypt there is an excellent network of dive centers that offer training, ab-initio to professional levels. | neutral |
137,631 | hypothesis: How many rooms do you have in your house? premise: do you use it a lot at home what do you | contradiction |
178,587 | hypothesis: I don't particularly care for CNN, and watch it infrequently. premise: yeah um i don't know i guess uh i don't even know why i watch CNN i guess i just wanted more news it's one of the few times i wanted | neutral |
190,700 | hypothesis: We have to look at new government rules. premise: We must re-examine a range of government policies, programs, and operations. | entailment |
355,978 | hypothesis: Auditors are cross-trained in all related fields. premise: Auditors without sufficient knowledge to perform the functions listed above may have to engage a consultant for quality control purposes for the areas related to the specialist's work. | contradiction |
96,810 | hypothesis: Oh, so you want the pictures added to some of your business cards. premise: oh so on on uh on some cards | neutral |
289,526 | hypothesis: We shouldn't recycle those. premise: so we might as well recycle those | contradiction |
86,911 | hypothesis: The vegetable stall is straight ahead. premise: Behind the brick facade with bas-relief friezes by Kipling's father over the gate, the stalls retain their original vegetables to the left; fruit and flowers to the right; and fish, mutton, and poultry straight ahead. | contradiction |
103,296 | hypothesis: The finished profile should be kept in a safe premise: The completed profile should be kept available for later reference. | contradiction |
259,550 | hypothesis: Then it puts a lot of responsability on you premise: wow yeah and then it then it puts a lot of responsibility on you | entailment |
2,233 | hypothesis: I can see vividly premise: well i can imagine | neutral |
217,600 | hypothesis: His deepest regret is going there. premise: but he's really happy he went there | contradiction |
354,820 | hypothesis: They're paying for it but the quality of care isn't as good. premise: they are paying for it and and the and the just the quality of care is not as good either | entailment |
344,140 | hypothesis: Total expenditure on presidential elections can be decreased. premise: That means there are only two kinds of reform that have any chance of actually reducing total expenditure on presidential elections. | entailment |
228,933 | hypothesis: He knew how to perform magic. premise: His first attempt at magic produced food. | entailment |
102,890 | hypothesis: The gauntlet was handed to be and I accepted it. premise: With mild distaste, I took the Gauntlet he handed me. | entailment |
253,835 | hypothesis: There are more attractions to visit in the Old Town. premise: Because so many buildings are still residences, however, there are relatively few attractions to visit compared with the Old Town. | entailment |
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