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225,061 | hypothesis: Nicole Rothschild was the actor's second wife. premise: According to this week's Globe , the actor's estranged fourth wife, Nicole Rothschild, claims he became impotent after they wed. | contradiction |
185,662 | hypothesis: As I've stressed, we have no plans to change how the GAO will function in the future. premise: As I've stressed, we are making major changes in how GAO will face the future, both to support Congress and to lead the government in strategic planning, human capital management, information technology, and other... | contradiction |
105,269 | hypothesis: They will tell on us. premise: They'll tell on us. | entailment |
172,480 | hypothesis: I'm not going to see either movie. premise: well i think i'll go see that this weekend or next weekend one or the other | contradiction |
42,109 | hypothesis: The ditches were added last year. premise: The dry ditches in front, however, date from the 1650s. | contradiction |
323,522 | hypothesis: Not having enough for a purchase on hand leads to thoughts of how to get the item in other means. premise: uh-huh well and you're tempted if you've got cash a little bit of cash and you don't have enough for the purchase right | neutral |
332,878 | hypothesis: The small cities were much more corrupt than the large ones. premise: yeah that's typical bureaucracy though that's that's i think it's going to be any where you go it's just worse in the bigger cities than it is in the smaller ones i don't know sometimes the smaller ones are just as bad | contradiction |
379,749 | hypothesis: Egypt overthrew the Empire and destroyed Rome. premise: Egypt was reduced to a provincial status in the Empire, as it was ruled first from Rome and subsequently from Constantinople. | contradiction |
187,298 | hypothesis: I used to think it was gross when the chocolate pudding would soak into the pie crust and make it trun red. premise: i well i used to make the regular pudding the chocolate and put it in the pie shell and if it would sit in the refrigerator for a day where you cut the pie it would soak into the pie shell an... | entailment |
307,523 | hypothesis: He got a wave from Red. premise: Red waved at him. | entailment |
93,273 | hypothesis: No more complications. premise: More complications. | contradiction |
254,609 | hypothesis: The Washington Post considers him an Arab moderate. premise: The Washington Post called him everyone's favorite Arab moderate. | entailment |
19,075 | hypothesis: The hotels here are all dirty and unattractive, and none offer a good view of the Himalayas. premise: Here there are several attractive hotels, including one with tropical gardens, that cater to visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the Himalayas at sunrise or sunset. | contradiction |
183,949 | hypothesis: In the center of the circle of people, two men face a woman. premise: Two men faced a woman in the center of the circle of people. | entailment |
380,166 | hypothesis: The Stewart dynasty was later rewritten as Stuart to be more phonetically correct. premise: David's sister Marjory had married Walter the Steward, and their son was the first of the long line of Stewart (later spelled Stuart) monarchs who would reign over Scotland and, subsequently, Great Britain until the ... | neutral |
32,185 | hypothesis: The OIG's main goal is to strengthen LSC recipients' Case Service Reporting. premise: We note, in particular, our support of the OIG's work to strengthen LSC recipients' compliance efforts and Case Service Reporting, which has resulted in increased accuracy in the documentation of the performance of LSC re... | neutral |
110,885 | hypothesis: Tell me you're ready? premise: so are you ready | entailment |
382,587 | hypothesis: Tests that are designed for end-scale results will be less sensitive low-scale results. premise: Screening tests designed for patients with more severe problems (6 drinks) will be less sensitive at identifying patients with less severe problems (3 drinks). | entailment |
81,534 | hypothesis: I have to shovel seven yards of sand. premise: yeah seven yards of sand i got to shovel it all | entailment |
25,395 | hypothesis: We have no power that could get rid of an inactive official. premise: you're either you know do away with some of these laws providing this or we're going to vote you out next time maybe something would happen you know but people don't get involved and don't sit down and do that so i don't know | contradiction |
193,890 | hypothesis: Julius, even though you've done some bad things in your time, I still think you're pretty swell. premise: You're awfully good, Julius. | neutral |
307,656 | hypothesis: Woodward happily explained that there is no scandal. premise: Woodward--understandably flustered by this unenviable task--takes 56 seconds to say, in effect, that l'affaire Lewinsky is but one episode in a larger scandal. | contradiction |
284,432 | hypothesis: There are lengthy trials for pilots on aesthetics premise: Extended Pilot Trials of the Aesthetic Education | neutral |
328,719 | hypothesis: No forms were handed to anyone. premise: Just arrived." 160 He handed the telegraph form to the other. | contradiction |
37,163 | hypothesis: Alright have a good day, bye. premise: you too take care bye-bye | entailment |
174,012 | hypothesis: I don't think I'm reaching as many readers as I possibly could. premise: I hope it's not egotistical of me to think that when I write an article for, say, the New Republic , I am not reaching nearly everyone who might have an interest in it. | entailment |
63,472 | hypothesis: China and Japan had expelled each other's diplomats. premise: China and Japan were not on speaking terms, so trade between them had to be channeled through a neutral middleman. | neutral |
33,149 | hypothesis: It seems to be a rotten world. premise: What a rotten world it is, though!" | neutral |
347,381 | hypothesis: This time round, the reinforced city walls will once again keep the attackers at bay. premise: They repaired and strengthened the city walls that had saved them so many times in the past, and waited fearfully for the inevitable onslaught. | neutral |
293,522 | hypothesis: Look for articles which describe specific biases about things (such as prejudice against European movies) premise: Search for articles of a particular ideological slant or cultural preference (such as a prejudice against Norwegian movies) | entailment |
138,495 | hypothesis: I have no idea why he's decided to retire. premise: Why would he bother to retire? | entailment |
310,006 | hypothesis: He does not have an opinion on the effect of permitting gay marriage. premise: While I see him claiming that permitting gay marriage is one more step along this path, I don't see him providing any argument that such unions are themselves bad or any worse than the other breakdowns of traditional marriage (su... | contradiction |
80,535 | hypothesis: There was a Montessori section at the majority of them. premise: and they didn't just play all day long you know like i noticed a lot of these other schools that i went may I have some JELL-O yeah and interviewed on or interviewed at um they did a lot of play work and stuff and then they almost all of the... | entailment |
351,600 | hypothesis: Several companies deal with matters unrelated to tax. premise: Several companies have used such aggressive approaches to deal with a variety of tax issues and other matters. | contradiction |
839 | hypothesis: I don't have a lot of time to watch TV. premise: i really don't watch that much TV what i do is i tape the programs i want to watch and then on the nights i can watch i'll pick out something but um | neutral |
392,679 | hypothesis: She used to work a fulltime job, before she decided to stay at home. premise: she likes to sew and do crafts and things like that so she enjoys staying at home but uh the money part of it is not as rewarding obviously but | neutral |
392,665 | hypothesis: Some issues are too emotional. premise: well and some of the issues are so emotional | neutral |
266,169 | hypothesis: I have a copy of The Road Less Traveled, but I think there's another book by Scott Pack that I read. premise: it's pretty tough to keep up with i was trying to think of of of i've got a copy of The Road Less Traveled but i was trying to think there's another Scott Pack book that i've got that i had read so ... | entailment |
323,624 | hypothesis: It is essential to check the longevity of any store where you buy paint. premise: now have you thought about this that wherever you buy your paint you need to make sure that that store's not likely to go out of business | neutral |
226,759 | hypothesis: There was a roar of laughter coming from the crowd. premise: Silence from the crowd. | contradiction |
384,770 | hypothesis: Four are needed to prove that the rival explanations can't happen because of gravity. premise: Four are essential to case study iteration, OTTR, triangulation, and ruling out rival explanations. | neutral |
139,656 | hypothesis: They wanted to keep the product consistent. premise: design-provides assurance that the final product represents what is happening and is not registering an atypical situation. | neutral |
109,155 | hypothesis: Nothing was lost, all items were accounted for. premise: But the oilskin packet was missing! | contradiction |
66,603 | hypothesis: You will often get lucky and have the locals offer you some of their own homemade meals. premise: Very often, you end up sharing it with Italian passengers who offer in exchange their own homemade goodies. | entailment |
182,745 | hypothesis: The men did not like color and didn't wear it. premise: They were men without color, literally wearing gray and beige and brown. | neutral |
39,106 | hypothesis: Museum goers like listening to Morgan Freeman audio. premise: The latest audio guides have gone Hollywood and Art authorities electronically beamed up by recent museum-goers include Leonard Nimoy, Steve Martin, Charlton Heston, and Morgan Freeman. | neutral |
336,700 | hypothesis: Pick up a copy of the handbook from the information counter for roughly ten dollars. premise: Pick up a copy of the free handbook with color-coded floor plans at the information counter ' renovations and improvements are almost constant and exhibits may have moved since your last visit. | contradiction |
248,523 | hypothesis: The visitors spent no time at Port Antonio when they arrived. premise: The first visitors arrived as passengers on them, spending time around Port Antonio. | contradiction |
75,090 | hypothesis: I enjoy practicing physical activities like sports. premise: um i like to do like physical things like sports | entailment |
65,188 | hypothesis: It is more fun to go with other people. premise: um-hum yeah we we try to uh go with another couple that have children also and uh that makes it a lot more enjoyable plus you know we don't have to go out and buy all the equipment and stuff you know we kind of split it up uh | entailment |
169,285 | hypothesis: The old camaraderie had disappeared. premise: All the old camaraderie was gone. | entailment |
132,244 | hypothesis: The brief pleasure does not justify the disadvantages. premise: The momentary pleasure isn't remotely worth the drawbacks. | entailment |
36,861 | hypothesis: There are plenty of bad GIs that always work shit jobs. premise: There are plenty of dead-end GIs in dead-end jobs, too. | neutral |
194,487 | hypothesis: They have plans to assign managers. premise: They produce plans that link to overall business plans and assign managers to act as liaisons between business units and CIO organizations. | entailment |
22,423 | hypothesis: The museum is a major tourist attraction. premise: Opened as a museum in 1853, the small rooms display Knox memorabilia and the influential manuscripts from which he preached his Calvinist texts. | neutral |
341,334 | hypothesis: Japan's progress to democracy was halted in the 1960s. premise: Japan's progress toward parliamentary democracy was halted in the 1930s by the growing nationalism being imposed on government by the generals and admirals. | contradiction |
214,474 | hypothesis: Of course the machine takes care of it. premise: for the machine yeah | neutral |
200,698 | hypothesis: The middle class people will be hurt by it. premise: exactly and you know it's gonna really hurt the the middle class uh people i think because uh they're the ones that'll probably have to uh uh carry the brunt of the load | entailment |
100,159 | hypothesis: The risk of petty crime is so high that tourism is very low. premise: The risk of petty crime is high and the atmosphere is a little too oppressive for most tourists to feel comfortable walking the streets alone (see page 116). | neutral |
50,741 | hypothesis: I don't remember this, but I'm the best. premise: so i'm not great but i remember it | contradiction |
275,528 | hypothesis: The area is popular because "La Iglesia de St. Martin" was built there. premise: La Iglesia de St. Martin is a 12th-century Romanesque beauty with glorious portals and porches. | neutral |
47,057 | hypothesis: OPP organized reviews from the Veterans in the Consortium pro bono program. premise: OPP also organized a peer review of the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program. | entailment |
21,895 | hypothesis: San'doro rose, drawing his daggers as he did. premise: San'doro rolled to his feet, cloak spinning behind him. | neutral |
222,820 | hypothesis: Comprehensive Air Quality Model with Extensions shows that air quality is getting worse. premise: Comprehensive Air Quality Model with Extensions (CAMx) Overview; Accessed June 5, 2002 via //www.camx.com/overview.html. | neutral |
173,290 | hypothesis: The best way to see Osaka is by helicopter. premise: The best way to see Osaka is by subway. | contradiction |
142,713 | hypothesis: Child support accounting for over 50 percent of the probate court's case load. premise: But she said any complicated issues relating to divorce, child custody, and child support are typically heard in probate court, and for those matters, we really need legal representation for our clients. | neutral |
212,353 | hypothesis: I like listening to music from different countries. premise: well world music is um a lot of the a lot of where they where they make music that they adapt to a to another kind of to another type of listener uh for example let's say you're taking like an original Brazilian form of music | neutral |
202,504 | hypothesis: The Federal Reserve is critical to the U.S. premise: Washington, D.C.: Federal Reserve Board of Governors, December 2000. | neutral |
259,517 | hypothesis: American cars do not use miles per hour for measurement. premise: Well i most of them have uh the option the American American made cars have uh the the miles per hour as the big scale and they're little tick marks uh sort of hidden on the scale which shows kilometers per hour | contradiction |
337,576 | hypothesis: Republicans have been demanding for a long time bigger government. premise: Republicans have long demanded smaller government. | contradiction |
96,685 | hypothesis: The man sold the bag of pepper and put his coins in his pocket. premise: He sold his other bag of salt and wrapped the coins within the cloth ankle wrap of his left sandal. | contradiction |
257,873 | hypothesis: What happened to the extra coffee cup? premise: And what about the 'extra coffee-cup'? | entailment |
33,722 | hypothesis: I don't agree at all with what you've just said. premise: sure you ready | contradiction |
180,821 | hypothesis: The sultan bathed with the younger women while the elderly women bathed alone. premise: The sultan was bathed by elderly female servants, then dried and pampered by groups of younger handmaidens. | contradiction |
143,427 | hypothesis: The money just might be wasted on windfalls. premise: The money might, after all, be wasted on windfalls. | entailment |
3,210 | hypothesis: Three European rubber planters were killed in Perak just four months after the creation of the Federation. premise: Four months after the creation of the new Federation, three European rubber planters were murdered in Perak. | entailment |
174,689 | hypothesis: If the results are current within the past month, auditors can rely on the work. premise: If the results of such work is current, auditors may be able to rely on that work. | neutral |
373,681 | hypothesis: I wasn't aware you got removed from the job. premise: oh i didn't know they took you off the job | entailment |
302,451 | hypothesis: A story claims San Francisco, Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, and Boston are top restaurant cities besides New York City. premise: A story says the top five restaurant cities other than New York City are (in descending order): San Francisco, Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, and Boston. | entailment |
153,543 | hypothesis: Today is the 24th of July. premise: To-day is only the 24th." | neutral |
31,109 | hypothesis: Ca'daan's head was chopped off by an axe. premise: Ca'daan nodded. | contradiction |
6,075 | hypothesis: They were angry at each other, and spoke no word at all. premise: Neither of them spoke again until they reached the Ritz. | neutral |
367,937 | hypothesis: Three of the six LSC grantees are women. premise: LSC has contracted with an independent research firm to develop and implement a pilot project at six LSC grantees that will gather the necessary information needed to create a reporting system that captures all the work of LSC grantees, not simply the tradit... | neutral |
183,854 | hypothesis: You have to look below the arches to see it. premise: Above the arches you'll see the | contradiction |
32,624 | hypothesis: He probably thought it would be less safe. premise: Perhaps he thought it safer in the long run. | contradiction |
18,524 | hypothesis: The New York Review of Books has lasted for a long time. premise: Note for all of you who have stuck with this endless New York Review of Books -style refutation and have yet to flee Culturebox will be responding to MacDonald's post in the Fray--in the Fray. | entailment |
317,632 | hypothesis: The complaint against African developing countries isn't that their exports are based on low wages and sweatshops. premise: The real complaint against developing countries is not that their exports are based on low wages and sweatshops. | neutral |
357,940 | hypothesis: Use the phrase, feeling lucky granny, if you don't like them. premise: Use the Hey, Granny, feeling lucky? | neutral |
376,310 | hypothesis: Mustafa Kemal successfully led the Turks to resist the landings. premise: The first landings took place on 25 April 1915, and met with fierce resistance from the Turks, under the leadership of General Mustafa Kemal. | neutral |
234,645 | hypothesis: Time's cover story details Hip-Hop Nation's 20 year rise in popularity. premise: Time 's cover story celebrates Hip-Hop Nation and chronicles the genre's 20 year rise. | entailment |
239,865 | hypothesis: Nobody should have to pay in gold bars for a fancy toilet seat. premise: um i don't know i just ah they're just so outrageously priced it's just incredible i try to uh always catch the sales | neutral |
180,811 | hypothesis: There is an AAUP censure. premise: Does the AAUP censure matter? | entailment |
221,592 | hypothesis: If lawyers think there is a good case, they have to refer the client to a different lawyer. premise: We make it clear that the lawyers cannot take a case, they are just there to give them some initial direction about whether they have a good case, said Mariani. | neutral |
354,664 | hypothesis: Sculptures of Shiva and Parvati can be found inside the sandstone temple. premise: The sandstone temple on a granite base houses some graceful sculptures of Shiva and Parvati as a celestial king and queen receiving homage from their subjects at their home on Mount Kailasa. | entailment |
387,746 | hypothesis: St. Patrick was brought to Ireland against his will as a prisoner. premise: St. Patrick first came to Ireland as a prisoner, captured in an Irish raid on a Roman settlement in Britain. | entailment |
258,910 | hypothesis: All of the previous winners were awful people. premise: The previous winners were all quality people. | contradiction |
37,185 | hypothesis: There was a sound of someone walking up stairs. premise: Footsteps going up the stairs. | entailment |
64,544 | hypothesis: The data shows an i rising trend. premise: Table 4 displays the relevant data. | neutral |
342,383 | hypothesis: That will work great. premise: i guess not | contradiction |
364,809 | hypothesis: Wong agrees that she fully flushed out her research. premise: She's very thorough in her research, Wong said. | entailment |
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