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65,892 | hypothesis: Legislation requires that agricultural employers prioritize recruiting U.S. workers first, so companies do not artificially enhance profit by hiring cheaper labor through foreign employees at the expense of U.S. workers being locked out of jobs. premise: Accordingly, the legislation requires that agricultu... | neutral |
196,328 | hypothesis: America lost its moral compass when Clinton was elected. premise: Whatever the reasons for this deplorable twist in public morality, America's loss of its moral compass is a tragedy even more consequential than Bill Clinton's adultery. | neutral |
354,273 | hypothesis: The Russian person touched his own cheek. premise: The Russian tapped his cheek. | entailment |
134,259 | hypothesis: The reveler home at dawn is ragged and tired. premise: Sound of the breath blown over the bottle,sound of the reveler home at dawn, light of the sun a warbler yellow, the sun insong-flight, lopsided-pose. | neutral |
30,944 | hypothesis: Page 49 of Monica Lewinsky's diary. premise: Monica Lewinsky (Exhibit A, Lewinsky diary, Page 45). | contradiction |
229,398 | hypothesis: You have to use your imagination to guess if JQA felt free to start a new career. premise: It takes little imagination to speculate that JQA felt liberated to enjoy this second career only because on July 4, 1826, midway through JQA's presidency, his venerated old man passed away. | entailment |
336,820 | hypothesis: The Sarawak river valley was the only place the Chinese found useful resources in the region. premise: The region was unproductive and without great resources, except for the Sarawak river valley, where the Chinese mined for gold and antimony. | entailment |
335,500 | hypothesis: The Raj was installed in sections. premise: Installing the Raj | neutral |
203,631 | hypothesis: 99 Different sources of Audit Information premise: 98 Identifying Sources of Audit Evidence | contradiction |
280,225 | hypothesis: All of Buchanan's theories are based on bullshit and lies. premise: Buchanan throws in tenuous assertions and crusty old theories willy-nilly, regardless of their provenance. | neutral |
206,971 | hypothesis: There is an Australian phrase that is helpful for telling a teen to go do his homework. premise: I'm not sure whether the latter has any currency in America, but here in Australia it is often uttered in a pleasant--and perhaps patronizing tone of voice in instances such as, say, insisting to a reluctant tee... | entailment |
349,786 | hypothesis: Tommy is completely honest and if he says it was safe, it is. premise: You can be quite sure that Tommy wouldn't have said it was safe if it wasn't." | contradiction |
11,363 | hypothesis: An increased amount of replacement catalyst will be expected in 2005 due to the Clear Skies Act. premise: Adding the current annual replacement demand from worldwide installations to the projected annual replacement demand under the Clear Skies Act would yield a total of 17,600 - 20,600 m3/yr demand for rep... | entailment |
257,812 | hypothesis: They could give them a refresher on driving just to see how they are doing every few years. premise: i i wonder if they should give them a test or at least maybe uh not take their license maybe give them a refresher driving course and just to just to see how well they are every five years | entailment |
200,590 | hypothesis: I had a hard time adjusting to New York weather after I moved. premise: the um-hum well i lived in New York for a long time so Texas is Texas weather is quite uh different for me | neutral |
280,991 | hypothesis: National saving is measured by the IRS. premise: National saving is measured in two ways-gross national saving or net national saving. | neutral |
266,374 | hypothesis: Mr. Wells was the doctor. premise: Mr. Wells was a pleasant man of middle-age, with keen eyes, and the typical lawyer's mouth. | contradiction |
79,875 | hypothesis: For after we retire. premise: for retirement you know | entailment |
6,885 | hypothesis: Everyone can attend the women's march. premise: Not everyone, of course, can get to a rally. | neutral |
234,338 | hypothesis: i can understand that, though, because i do the same thing premise: is not real cost efficient oh okay okay oh i understand that though | neutral |
56,426 | hypothesis: This was the first time I've thumped on Derry's door in the morning. premise: And once again Derry found me thumping on her door at a stupid hour of the morning. | contradiction |
260,985 | hypothesis: He is more than just a loser. premise: Starr's critics think these excesses and failures make him a bad man. | neutral |
89,594 | hypothesis: He stumbled. premise: He staggered in gratefully. | entailment |
18,865 | hypothesis: She understood the hint that he had given her. premise: Once before he had thrown her a hint in the same careless fashion. | neutral |
17,312 | hypothesis: James Craig submitted a request for the approval of his draft which was later granted. premise: In 1767 a design by a young and previously unknown architect, James Craig, was approved and work began. | entailment |
256,353 | hypothesis: RooseveltField.com has physical locations in Dallas, TX and Madison, WI. premise: RooseveltField.com brings the mall to you, at any time day or night, when YOU have the time to shop, says that mall's Web site. | neutral |
150,731 | hypothesis: The department stores are the first place to look. premise: Start by looking at the range of goods in the department stores and hundreds of specialty shops in the underground shopping centers before going off to find better prices at discount shops. | entailment |
148,259 | hypothesis: It is very young, isn't it? premise: um i don't know it's so old | contradiction |
180,572 | hypothesis: I propose that we print our names every time we ask a question. premise: I share your distaste for journalists talking about themselves, and I don't propose that we print our names every time we ask a question. | contradiction |
310,165 | hypothesis: It's very brief, but in the Paris rush hour timidity isn't helpful while patient driving is a must. premise: Patient driving is always a good idea, but timidity is not helpful in the Paris rush hour. | neutral |
202,746 | hypothesis: we have, I think. premise: think we have | entailment |
382,885 | hypothesis: Nobody goes to the nude beach. premise: So far, nude bathing has been legalized only on the isolated beaches of Illetas and Llevant, but it is practised virtually everywhere. | contradiction |
207,242 | hypothesis: You care about money far too much premise: I believe you would sell your soul for money. | neutral |
256,100 | hypothesis: With Julius Hersheimmer in the picture, hustling was unlikely. premise: But with Julius Hersheimmer about, hustling was inevitable. | contradiction |
320,388 | hypothesis: Slate does not think anything about people's views on impotency premise: Slate 's take on the culture of impotence.) | contradiction |
216,773 | hypothesis: There is a movie named Fantastic Voyage. premise: The distinction blurs a bit in Fantastic Voyage, the movie where Raquel Welch was part of a medical team shrunk to microscopic size and injected into the body of some guy with a brain tumor. | entailment |
7,963 | hypothesis: I'll know him every time. premise: I should not know him again. | contradiction |
15,066 | hypothesis: I agree with you premise: i i we're certainly in agreement there | entailment |
247,595 | hypothesis: The yankee patrol never arrived. premise: Then, jus' as I got so I could stamp m' boots on th' ground an' expect to stand straight up in 'em, this here Yankee patrol came 'long an' dogged me right into a bunch o' our boys they had rounded up. | contradiction |
258,832 | hypothesis: It is only both. premise: It's neither and both. | contradiction |
155,832 | hypothesis: We have a really bad police department, they are quite corrupt. premise: yeah we have a real good you know police department and real good uh city services and boy the parks are all over the place and there's a lot of lot of money spent on us but uh the poor rural folks uh barely can get ambulance service a... | contradiction |
302,731 | hypothesis: The NRC has guidelines we should follow for safe computing. premise: Computers at Safe Computing in the Information Age, the National Research Council, 1991. | neutral |
173,274 | hypothesis: Holding cash or nonfederal financial assets would not reduce debt premise: Holding cash or nonfederal financial assets would not reduce debt held by the public but would reduce the net debt of the federal government. | entailment |
110,233 | hypothesis: I am entitled to look at these papers. premise: I have no authority to go through these papers. | contradiction |
355,483 | hypothesis: He talked close to Mr Wells two times. premise: Twice he was closeted with Mr. Wells. | entailment |
280,801 | hypothesis: In light of recent events including a toaster and a dog a census has emerged. premise: In light of recent events, a consensus has emerged that the SEC needs significant additional resources to help ensure that it can do its job properly. | neutral |
76,462 | hypothesis: The reform efforts in major democracies require governmental organizations to focus more on results. premise: These reform efforts being undertaken in major democracies are taking a generally consistent direction, requiring government organizations to focus more on results and less on process. | entailment |
361,639 | hypothesis: The action is much too slow for experienced gamblers. premise: At most gaming tables along the Strip, action is fast and furious, with generally inflexible house rules. | contradiction |
194,833 | hypothesis: They are not convincing enough as is and need to be made more real. premise: Can't you make them a little more real?' | neutral |
259,682 | hypothesis: Administrative expenses are placed in the program account. premise: Usually, a separate amount for administrative expenses is also appropriated to the program account. | entailment |
8,926 | hypothesis: Roughing it is okay for a little while. premise: yeah in fact we went we went once to a lean-to and it um i mean there wasn't any electricity on the camp site but it was all right but we only spent two nights there i wouldn't want to spend more than two nights i wouldn't want to go for like a week but um | entailment |
144,162 | hypothesis: I only like the movies because of the acting, the actors aren't that good to look at. premise: yeah Field of Dreams was good um and i i think i liked the other movies he's done No Way Out was really good and did you ever see Silverado | neutral |
267,329 | hypothesis: The lawyers were able to make more money with the pro bono gigs. premise: For years, lawyers at Ice Miller, the state's second-largest firm, have earned bigger bonuses by clocking pro bono hours. | entailment |
177,553 | hypothesis: Most places that are big enough for a 500 MWe boiler can fit this piece of equipment. premise: 33 This sized piece of equipment, while large, should be readily accommodated on most sites large enough for a 500 MWe boiler. | entailment |
41,774 | hypothesis: It hasn't always been in a Coptic style, it was once styled in a typical Scandinavian sense. premise: The Church of Saint Barbara is also worth visiting; it is typical Coptic in style. | neutral |
46,202 | hypothesis: Delivery is measured in ounces. premise: Profit Cost (cents) Per (possible) Volume Pieces Per (possible) Quartile (dollars) Piece Delivery Stop (pieces) Deliverya Stop | contradiction |
17,675 | hypothesis: Stop doing that to the cat and listen closely. premise: So you kids stop doing that to the cat and listen closely. | entailment |
113,530 | hypothesis: Begging is a great idea and will work in this plan. premise: The institutionalized begging of which you speak is annoying and also can make hash of a budget. | contradiction |
275,955 | hypothesis: It outlines the policies, the plans, and the legalities. premise: It describes the reasons for the proposed agency action, and its objectives and legal basis. | entailment |
189,714 | hypothesis: The company also had a herd of camels, and each rider carried a sharp sword. premise: Tommy's been the goods this trip! | neutral |
93,904 | hypothesis: You have to go north from Lubbock and it's right outside the town. premise: it's on the it's on the road where do you know where well you go south out of Lubbock down to Brownfield and then you like you're headed over toward Roswell Plains is right there | contradiction |
176,300 | hypothesis: Claire Danes was in Cinderella. premise: There's a Masterpiece Theatre for juniors category that started with the delightful Baz Luhrmann version of Romeo + Juliet with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes. | contradiction |
55,946 | hypothesis: Dylan's lyrics are all about breakups. premise: Citing the concentration and surprise of Dylan's lyrics, as well as the rasp of his anger, Motion rhapsodized over the songwriter's use of language. | neutral |
72,553 | hypothesis: Sersa Gram gazed forward, relaxed and content. premise: Sersa Garm stared upwards in horror. | contradiction |
375,141 | hypothesis: The figure of Nicodemus is a representation of Michelangelo. premise: Michelangelo originally conceived the group for his tomb and represented himself in the figure of Nicodemus. | entailment |
99,871 | hypothesis: They wanted their money. premise: If people increase their demand for money, then either interest rates must rise, cutting investment, or transactions must fall, cutting output and employment--unless the central bank acts. | neutral |
125,858 | hypothesis: The area which surrounds Rome is extremely difficult to reach, even if you have lots of free time and your own transportation. premise: First-time visitors will understandably want to spend most or all of their time in Rome, but the area surrounding the capital makes a pleasant excursion within fairly easy... | contradiction |
292,531 | hypothesis: If things had been slightly different they would have ended very well. premise: Under other circumstances, with a shade more luck, the story would eventually have been told and retold as a heroic and masterly reversal of a lost situation. | entailment |
130,110 | hypothesis: I was somewhat curious. premise: You have found one?" My interest was aroused. | neutral |
295,044 | hypothesis: There is no cost incurred when requesting the service. premise: The services are free. | entailment |
143,441 | hypothesis: After you left the room, Mrs. Inglethorp did not bolt the door. premise: When you finally left the room, did Mrs. Inglethorp bolt the door after you? | contradiction |
92,912 | hypothesis: The background investigations will become even more difficult because of them. premise: They would simplify background investigations and financial disclosures. | contradiction |
382,231 | hypothesis: Saddam murdered all those people. premise: and killed all them people what's uh Saddam did | entailment |
199,068 | hypothesis: There's no way that Mr. Brown could've been responsible in that time frame. premise: All the same, he said thoughtfully, "Mr. Brown hasn't got wings. | neutral |
383,150 | hypothesis: The tourist office can give you all the important information about visiting. premise: Definitely check with your nearest Japan National Tourist Office for information when planning your trip. | entailment |
95,248 | hypothesis: Indecision and a lack of courage mean important products are delayed. premise: Products that should be developed never get off the ground, or do so much later than they should, because everyone is waiting for other people to move. | entailment |
113,882 | hypothesis: Questions about the amount of money the government goes through are economic premise: Because, like most questions about how much money the government will raise and spend, they're not economic. | contradiction |
352,316 | hypothesis: The program lets people watch how master craftsmen work. premise: The continually changing program provides something for everyone, whether you want to join in or simply watch a master craftsman at work. | entailment |
230,551 | hypothesis: Social Security's income level stratification has not been adjusted in the past decade. premise: Social Security currently replaces about 53 percent for low earners and about 24 percent for those who earned the taxable maximum ($72,600 in 2000). | neutral |
242,427 | hypothesis: The fishmongers don't have to tell where the fish is from. premise: These days, island fishmongers are just as likely to sell frozen fish from afar as the freshly caught local article. | neutral |
199,884 | hypothesis: Visitors found the squeals of the dying wild pigs to be most unpleasant. premise: Originally named Villa Manteca by the Spanish ( Fat Cite because they used to butcher wild pigs in the area), Montego Bay developed into a center for sugar cane and became a banana port under colonial rule. | neutral |
131,304 | hypothesis: We've broken six rules already. premise: We're not breaking any rules. | contradiction |
276,339 | hypothesis: The CEO was happy with Gonzo. premise: The CEO was not too happy about it, and during a pay raise review, Gonzo admired his own reflection in his new metallic laptop instead of looking the boss straight in the eye (the other one was permanently connected to the security camera in production hall number 6). | contradiction |
265,503 | hypothesis: That's too bad that he's going through that. premise: well good for him uh-huh uh-huh yeah | contradiction |
383,916 | hypothesis: Government saving is inversely proportional to government spending on health and retirement programs. premise: As government spending on health and retirement programs for the growing elderly population swells, government saving is also likely to decline. | entailment |
193,366 | hypothesis: Fanny Brice hated crowds and just wanted to hang out with close friends. premise: When she first sang the song, in the musical biography of Fanny Brice, Funny Girl , it was about precisely the Fanny was so obsessed with her public identity that she'd neglected the personal; she could love audiences but not... | contradiction |
267,678 | hypothesis: It was nothing like nineteen nine. premise: nineteen nine or something like that when was that | contradiction |
161,320 | hypothesis: The front came from the Atlantic. premise: well that's where the front had came come from they said it came out of the Pacific run across California who was really needing the rain it should've it should've stalled over them for a couple more days | contradiction |
315,411 | hypothesis: IPM model is fully documented at //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation. premise: Complete documentation of the IPM model can be found //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation . | entailment |
9,990 | hypothesis: Jon didn't bother looking at the man when he told him not to thank the demon. premise: Do not thank him, said Jon without looking. | neutral |
329,723 | hypothesis: Nothing can surprise them. premise: Ain't nothin' able to surprise them. | entailment |
18,560 | hypothesis: The mailman can place the package in the mailbox from their car. premise: This allows the carrier to place mail in the mailbox directly from the vehicle. | entailment |
344,692 | hypothesis: The President Elect is also in favor of raising speed limits on state roads. premise: The President-Elect of the Indiana State Bar spoke eloquently and at length about her support for legal services and pro bono. | neutral |
83,278 | hypothesis: The chances of remaining fifteen percent of the allowances is zero. premise: The remaining fifteen percent of the allowances will not be made available, whether through allocation or auction. | entailment |
284,728 | hypothesis: I had a lot of misinformation but then you corrected me. premise: 'If you hadn't misinformed me.' | neutral |
120,531 | hypothesis: He had no hair. premise: His bald head was tattooed and ridged like the scout they had beheaded. | entailment |
331,016 | hypothesis: The glass that protects the wall reliefs is unbreakable. premise: His tomb has good wall reliefs protected by glass screens. | neutral |
20,509 | hypothesis: According to the bible, food prices have decreased since 1990. premise: According to an index of food prices in Bailey's book, food prices in 1996 were up 8 percent since 1990, but down 113 percent since 1975. | contradiction |
339,035 | hypothesis: Welfare litigation is expected to increase ten-fold. premise: The severability question here is, essentially, whether, without the restriction that the Court today invalidates, the permission for conducting welfare litigation would have been accorded. | neutral |
137,402 | hypothesis: Experiences of State Organizations. premise: Experiences of Other Federal Organizations | contradiction |
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