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167,873 | hypothesis: Forced castration is as easy as cutting butter with a hot knife. premise: Forced castration is difficult to administer. | contradiction |
50,268 | hypothesis: The editor corrected the article before publishing it. premise: The article as now published reflects the corrections. | neutral |
258,255 | hypothesis: The variety simply isn't there; you have no choice. premise: You will still have plenty to choose from. | contradiction |
61,756 | hypothesis: Even after the eruption of 1914, Sakutajima is still a peninsula. premise: The Sakurajima peninsula was once an island until a gigantic eruption in 1914, when the rocks and lava joined it forever to the mainland. | contradiction |
233,421 | hypothesis: Unlike his mentor Wright, and ardent anti-fascist, the record shows that he is a Hitler sympathist. premise: There's nothing on record, as far as I know, to link him to his mentor Wright's notorious sympathy for Hitler and fascism. | contradiction |
42,637 | hypothesis: The Presidents should stay dead. premise: We want you to start resurrecting Presidents. | contradiction |
21,263 | hypothesis: Participation in a taxpayer clinic is not solely limited to tax experts. premise: However, participation in a taxpayer clinic is not solely limited to tax experts since these programs provide extensive training and mentoring. | entailment |
292,250 | hypothesis: Suleiman built the walls that were torn down. premise: Suleiman the Magnificent rebuilt the walls and gates in the form they retain to this day. | contradiction |
139,391 | hypothesis: Does not improve. premise: gets worse | entailment |
263,393 | hypothesis: only big organizations give away money, not small clubs premise: so look into that bit the year that they graduate you know before though you know while they're graduating there's all kinds of little bitty money that little clubs will give away churches and everything and they don't even have a dozen applic... | contradiction |
256,542 | hypothesis: They were chatting outside of Burger King. premise: i was talking to my husband while i was listening to they was trying to find a call and uh i said it's the toy uh uh the play yard out in the front yard you know that McDonald's has | contradiction |
120,850 | hypothesis: Marcel Preest was a summer guest at Grand Hotel. premise: Marcel Preest spent many summers at its splendid Grand Hotel, where he wrote part of his A la Recherche du Temps Perdu. | entailment |
29,135 | hypothesis: It is too hard. premise: i'm not even going to try | neutral |
286,420 | hypothesis: The endorser of a financial instrument may provide payment in the currency their choice. premise: RECOURSE -The rights of a holder in due course of a financial instrument (such as a loan) to force the endorser on the instrument to meet his or her legal obligations for making good the payment of the instrume... | neutral |
176,133 | hypothesis: It's also a small museum when compared to the rest of the UK. premise: This is possibly one of the most unusual small museums in or around Dublin. | neutral |
164,556 | hypothesis: My two-fold answer, may make us uneasy, and is to introduce vivisection on a limited bases and to allow surgical practices on donated corpses. premise: My two-fold answer, even if it makes us all uneasy, is to reintroduce vivisection on a limited basis to all medical schools and to allow surgical practice o... | entailment |
122,998 | hypothesis: I can't concur with you on that. premise: that's true that's very true um-hum | contradiction |
148,047 | hypothesis: All the agencies could have the same waiting area and reception. premise: All of the agencies can share the same reception area and client waiting room. | entailment |
328,638 | hypothesis: He slept with men and women while he was married and never got caught. premise: He carried on affairs with several men and a mistress, who bore him a son he refused to lift a finger to support. | neutral |
289,302 | hypothesis: The exploratory study looked at four demonstration sites in New York City premise: The exploratory study looked in depth at four of the nine demonstration sites prior to conducting a program effects evaluation. | neutral |
372,459 | hypothesis: Clinton is known for using his talent for policy. premise: A Post news analysis asks whether Clinton can use his talent for political positioning to actually implement policy. | neutral |
78,123 | hypothesis: The FDA stated that there would be higher product quality as a result of the rule. premise: Additionally, the FDA states that the rule will result in fewer product recalls and better product quality. | entailment |
78,853 | hypothesis: The false name stunt--I should have thought of it. premise: I ought to have thought of the false name stunt. | entailment |
390,628 | hypothesis: There are times when you would not want to look at someone's back said the photographer. premise: You would look around and you'd see somebody's back, says a photographer quoted by Haden-Guest. | contradiction |
38,012 | hypothesis: He spoke very forcefully in favor of the special prosecutor statute with me. premise: In our conversation, he spoke very forcefully against the special prosecutor (now independent counsel) statute. | contradiction |
391,358 | hypothesis: Ask Do you like living next to your neighbor? premise: Ask What could you say about your closest neighbor? | neutral |
348,291 | hypothesis: Only archaeology buffs can enjoy the debris of the empire. premise: Even if you're not an archaeology buff who wants to understand the meaning of every stone, it's worth at least an hour or two to stand among the debris of an empire and wonder whether Fifth Avenue, Piccadilly, the Champs-Elysees, or Red Squ... | contradiction |
27,337 | hypothesis: Sir James said he knew who he was. premise: Oh, I know who he was, said Sir James easily. | entailment |
94,401 | hypothesis: The money help pay for his school through the off-season. premise: The money helped him through the off-season. | neutral |
351,070 | hypothesis: she beat out more than a dozen other applicants for the job premise: uh my goodness she went out on one job she was only seventeen i can't believe the lady gave it to her she said she interviewed nineteen people and she was the one she hired this was uh a three week old | entailment |
15,602 | hypothesis: Section 717(b) does not allow this study. premise: Section 717(b) also clearly authorizes this study. | contradiction |
97,985 | hypothesis: You don't need permission to do that. premise: But one would not do such a thing without permission. | contradiction |
305,614 | hypothesis: Tennis and golf require good skill. premise: The tennis and golf are first class. | neutral |
102,908 | hypothesis: Oh, it's still here. premise: geez it's gone | contradiction |
123,728 | hypothesis: Three of the quarters were exceptionally amazing. premise: That proved to be the anomaly for the next three quarters of the game. | neutral |
368,080 | hypothesis: The hamlet was militarily significant. premise: The hamlet entered historical chronicles for its military significance; it was located near the main line of resistance to the Christian reconquest. | entailment |
347,203 | hypothesis: Not all the stops are business stops. premise: Some are business stops and some are mixed (business and residential). | entailment |
183,731 | hypothesis: He's completely qualified and seems really excited to succeed in his new mission. premise: Chernomyrdin is not all that qualified to succeed in his new mission, and he may not even be motivated to do so. | contradiction |
356,742 | hypothesis: Social Security revenue is not nearly enough to cover 50 percent of promised benefits. premise: At that time, Social Security revenue would only be sufficient to pay for roughly 73 percent of promised benefits. | contradiction |
29,722 | hypothesis: Ferries are regular within the island chains, including the Cyclades and the Dodecanese. premise: However, within each chain (particularly the Cyclades, the Dodecanese, and the Sporades), ferry connections are regular and journey times are relatively short. | entailment |
225,666 | hypothesis: With the Internet, people can really see where they stand. premise: i i agree that that the communication uh that now that communication has become so much more widespread and you know so worldwide that people are realizing hey we don't have it so good and let's stand up | neutral |
78,524 | hypothesis: He thought but never spoke anything out loud. premise: It must be! he muttered to himself. | contradiction |
291,402 | hypothesis: I called to tell you I can't find the instructions. premise: and um i called you know from that the the TI Database Calling Instructions | contradiction |
319,151 | hypothesis: Some employers may have a qualified pension plan but it doesn't mean they have a viable one. premise: the way it works is that uh some employers although they have a qualified pension plan they don't have a viable pension plan | entailment |
331,183 | hypothesis: OPP trains people on technology using experience gained in the legal field doing similar. premise: OPP staff offer hands-on technology training by building on national legal services events. | entailment |
156,843 | hypothesis: The growing population age is bad premise: As the population ages, spending for Social Security and federal health programs will leave increasingly less room for spending on other national priorities. | neutral |
391,124 | hypothesis: There are no guides available at the event. premise: Helpful guides take you down the long corridors and through the most interesting rooms. | contradiction |
3,626 | hypothesis: There is a note in the preamble stating that the rule has been noticed and reviewed. premise: The preamble to the final rule notes that the rule has been reviewed in accordance with the provisions of Executive Order No. | entailment |
193,846 | hypothesis: The Spanish left. premise: The British Arrive | contradiction |
65,494 | hypothesis: Cutting back on current spending makes more money available for future needs. premise: Saving more would improve the nation's long-term economic outlook, but this requires consuming less now. | neutral |
27,472 | hypothesis: Before I got married and had children, I used to exercise daily. premise: and uh but when i got married and had children and everything it seems like i keep all my activity just chasing around fulfilling my obligations so i haven't done a lot of uh exercise on purpose what about you | neutral |
93,022 | hypothesis: Performance reports must be at least twelve pages in length. premise: To further underscore accountability issues, the PBO's Chief Operating Officer is to annually prepare and submit to Congress, through the Secretary, a report on the performance of the PBO. | neutral |
112,836 | hypothesis: Russian mothers traveled to Chechnya to brought their sons home. premise: Russian mothers traveled to Chechnya, pulled their sons off the front lines, and brought them home. | entailment |
138,228 | hypothesis: Horse riding is available for rent in Italy. premise: You can rent horses for riding throughout Italy Tuscany and Umbria provide especially scenic terrain. | entailment |
259,757 | hypothesis: It will happen eventually. premise: maybe i'll be so lucky | neutral |
159,647 | hypothesis: I want you to round up all the animals. premise: Now show me those nasty animals? I'm going to see to it that you get rid of them right away. | contradiction |
217,141 | hypothesis: We have a lot of shopping malls down here. premise: i think the people down here must shop for entertainment because we have more shopping malls within close proximity i mean it's like we could have shopping malls even across the road from each other there must be a lot of people with a lot of money who ju... | entailment |
19,203 | hypothesis: Jon was awake eventually. premise: Jon awoke with the warm sun on his face. | entailment |
349,597 | hypothesis: Poirot told Miss Howard that he never told lies. premise: Never tell lies, replied Miss Howard. | contradiction |
165,387 | hypothesis: The mean estimate of avoided health effects in 2010 and 2020 is presented by exhibit 15. premise: Exhibit 15 presents the mean estimate of avoided health effects in 2010 and 2020 for each health endpoint included in the Base analysis. | entailment |
241,258 | hypothesis: You need some sel-esteem. premise: Fans You're too big for your britches! | contradiction |
194,717 | hypothesis: Bush wanted to see a united Republican Party. premise: Bush, I want to see a united Republican Party. | entailment |
26,086 | hypothesis: Okay well where was she last year around this time? premise: okay well well where did you come from originally | contradiction |
193,600 | hypothesis: She has overstayed her welcome. premise: But I'm not kidding, it's time for her to go. | neutral |
257,930 | hypothesis: The Venetians created the walls which were later upgraded by the Ottomans. premise: One of the largest fortifications in the Aegean, the interior Venetian walls were later expanded by the Ottomans. | entailment |
341,269 | hypothesis: He nodded in agreement. premise: He nodded energetically when Tommy had finished. | entailment |
313,729 | hypothesis: He is only a substitute teacher, anyone thinking otherwise is crazy. premise: you know he could be this rough tough guy and then you know this substitute teacher | contradiction |
47,468 | hypothesis: In order to manage payments that are improper, you need interaction between these control areas. premise: While this guide discusses each of these control areas separately, actions to manage improper payments would typically require a continual interaction between these areas. | entailment |
312,291 | hypothesis: I really like him, too, grandfather," Bork was expressing. premise: "I like him, too, grandfather," Bork was saying. | neutral |
76,131 | hypothesis: Not me, fuck off. premise: okay same here have a good weekend bye-bye | contradiction |
153,578 | hypothesis: Isiah Thomas, you need to be slower. premise: you just slow down Isiah Thomas and Atlanta is um they got what | entailment |
289,031 | hypothesis: After he lost the horse, the Old Man made him bleed. premise: An' th' Old Man took him a crease 'crost th' ribs that made him bleed like a stuck pig. | neutral |
7,904 | hypothesis: His hair covered part of his face but you could still see his evil eyes. premise: His long black hair hung down, obscuring his face. | neutral |
225,686 | hypothesis: What field did you get your degree in? premise: yeah yeah what was your degree in | entailment |
341,200 | hypothesis: I'd like for the government to come up with new ideas to deter criminals from committing murder. premise: i'd like to see the death penalty more as a deterrent i think people know that nobody that it doesn't you know it it's not a deterrent right now because it's not really effective | neutral |
125,565 | hypothesis: There are no flaws in the book Big Trouble. premise: Its flaws aside, Big Trouble is a brave book that exhibits those qualities bounteously. | contradiction |
320,087 | hypothesis: I had upset him. premise: I'd touched a nerve. | entailment |
150,522 | hypothesis: He needed the egg to hatch in order to help him. premise: The egg must hatch!" He leaped forward, brandishing his knife, while the Sons of the Egg fell in behind him. | neutral |
12,719 | hypothesis: The sky blanketed his vision with an endless expanse of blue. premise: a small patch where there was no color, and yet the sky there was not black. | contradiction |
44,283 | hypothesis: FGD systems require a variety of rare hardware. premise: The majority of hardware required for FGD systems is commonly available. | contradiction |
191,182 | hypothesis: It slipped into first bankruptcy and then utter poverty and ruin. premise: In this way, it amassed vast fortunes still kept under lock and key. | contradiction |
163,952 | hypothesis: We would be willing to discuss it more if you brought us a tiny gadget. premise: And if you bring us a device the size of a SIM card, then we can seriously talk about it.' | entailment |
233,926 | hypothesis: Mr. Casellas has had an uninspiring career and has opted not to participate in any bar associations. premise: To add to his outstanding career achievements, Mr. Casellas has been a leader in many local, state, and national associations and received numerous awards for service and leadership, including the S... | contradiction |
73,294 | hypothesis: There are no trails in the park for hiking. premise: A good system of hiking trails extends into the park. | contradiction |
16,938 | hypothesis: He has a history of winning peace without appeasement. premise: She and her colleagues could trust him to win peace without appeasement. | neutral |
294,183 | hypothesis: Older Americans are caught between a rock and a hard place. premise: The elderly are damned if they do and damned if they don't; damned and mocked if they can't; and damned, mocked, and pointed out by the neighbors if they can but only with pharmacological aids or an elaborate arrangement of winches and pul... | neutral |
378,917 | hypothesis: The LSC is seeking to provide legal aid to as many of the less fortunate as it can. premise: This document commits LSC to dramatically expand the impact of legal services programs throughout the nation by improving access to legal services among eligible persons while enhancing the quality of the services d... | neutral |
323,499 | hypothesis: MLAN has a project that aims to abolish all legal actions. premise: Other MLAN projects include a Web site for the general public called the Peoples Law Library (www.peoples-law.org) that increases public access to legal information and legal pro se assistance for a variety of common legal problems. | contradiction |
352,927 | hypothesis: All of the older hotels are still available as well. premise: Some new hotels have opened, but so far, St. Barts has lost little of its former charm. | neutral |
302,688 | hypothesis: The states had plans to better their own legal services. premise: In 1998, 10 states had designated state planning bodies dedicated to strengthening legal services. | neutral |
207,533 | hypothesis: The stained-glass window at the landing contrasts nicely with the carved door. premise: A magnificent Evie Hone stained-glass window adorns the landing in the main entrance; it is beautifully complemented by the carpet and balustrade designed by Mary Fitzgerald. | neutral |
160,138 | hypothesis: I always pegged you for something else. premise: really are you a yeah | neutral |
93,164 | hypothesis: Labor will never be capable of meeting clean air regulations. premise: Air Daily, For Now, Labor Capable of Meeting SCR Demand, Clear Air Regulations and Markets | contradiction |
4,900 | hypothesis: Thomas Cooley designed in the Corinthian style. premise: This fine building with its Corinthian portico was designed by Thomas Cooley. | entailment |
55,233 | hypothesis: It was decorated with flowers of glass and porcelain and multicolored birds. premise: Dedicated to Kuan Yin, it is flamboyantly decorated with multicolored birds and flowers of glass and porcelain. | entailment |
356,552 | hypothesis: Michael Jordan's personal life is the focus of the cover story. premise: Newsweek 's Michael Jordan cover story focuses on off-the-court Jordan. | entailment |
60,353 | hypothesis: When the writer decides to cover his own family or his relationship, you can tell he's out of ideas. premise: For two 1) When the writer stoops to cover his own family, you can bet he's stuck for ideas; 2) Unless one's family is terribly unusual, such efforts violate a great unspoken but true Other People... | neutral |
94,685 | hypothesis: I am the one that insists on getting a Toyota pickup truck. premise: but that's one thing about cars my husband wants a Toyota pickup truck and i can't talk him into a Dodge pickup truck or a Chevy pickup he wants a Toyota pickup truck and they are they're very popular and i guess they run | contradiction |
317,086 | hypothesis: That lends a hand on utilities. premise: and that helps on utilities | entailment |
53,505 | hypothesis: The New York Opera-goers have no signs of appearing conservative. premise: sadistic (Alex Ross, The New Yorker ). A few critics take the audience's boos as evidence of New York opera-goers' conservatism. | contradiction |
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