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hypothesis: we live out in the country and everyone has huge lawns there premise: uh-huh uh-huh uh-huh yeah well our lawn is is a big lawn because because we live out in the country and so we were not our lawn is not perfect you know it's just the it's just a lawn if uh-huh do you eat any of them
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hypothesis: I am still yet to start a girl's league. premise: right now we don't have a girl's league because i'm the one that's supposed to start one and i just haven't gotten around to doing it i keep saying we need to have one they go okay then start one but everybody wants to do it but you know God's sitting on my ...
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hypothesis: The biography is short, with only 100 pages. premise: The 800-page biography puts forth no new theories on the poet or on his times as it retells the juicy bits of his life.
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hypothesis: James Surowiecki engaged in Monday morning quarterbacking. premise: In Steven Jobs' Totalitarian Vision, James Surowiecki gives one of the finest examples of Monday morning quarterbacking I've ever seen.
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hypothesis: He is a very unlucky person so far. premise: On the whole it seemed to him that luck had served him very well so far, but that there was such a thing as trusting it too far.
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hypothesis: No issues of fieldwork premise: Problems of Fieldwork.
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hypothesis: The distant time of Havana continues. premise: Havana's distant era lives on.
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hypothesis: We suggest you invest in the Hakone Free Pass. premise: Even if you have a Japan Railpass, we suggest that you invest in the all-inclusive Hakone Free Pass offered by the Odakyu Railway.
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hypothesis: I never bet on the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Sox in any game. premise: I put $75 on the New England Patriots as a 2.5-point underdog and $50 on a Boston Red Sox playoff game against the Cleveland Indians.
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hypothesis: Let's keep talking, Frank. premise: huh huh well uh Frank i think i kind of need to get back to some other things so i i hope we've talked uh
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hypothesis: It was going to be raw and open. premise: so it wasn't like it was going to be this big raw place or something you know it would cover it right up
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hypothesis: This thing might destroy Hillary's chances. premise: The consensus prediction is that this would jeopardize Hillary's senatorial ambitions.
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hypothesis: There are no longer demonstrations held at the Folk Craft Museum. premise: The excellent Folk Craft Museum in an old manor house holds regular demonstrations of local arts and crafts.
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hypothesis: I always wanted to have Gloria Steinem go to the Gulf to fight. premise: i always wanted to put Gloria Steinem on a set of camels and send her over to the Gulf and let her fight but
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hypothesis: The pharoahs of the 18th Dynasty made a lot of changes happen. premise: The pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty instigated many important reforms.
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hypothesis: It is true that this project is supercilious. premise: And it is very clear from the advertisement in the Times that the Turning Point Project--and the whole movement it represents--are on the supercilious side of that line.
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hypothesis: Nobody is comfortable with the provisions of the tax code. premise: I cannot say that I am prepared to give up my aversion to the tax code, but the lowincome taxpayer clinics are an innovative way for those who are comfortable with its provisions to help others in need.
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hypothesis: Yes, I hope you have a positive outcome as far as your house project goes. premise: that's right you too and i hope everything works out up there
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hypothesis: Chapter one has helpful steps on audit assessments for acquisitions. premise: Finally, each chapter sets out audit steps to help plan and conduct the assessment of an acquisition.
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hypothesis: It was full of things only kids would like. premise: she really enjoyed it but it was on a higher level you know where there were some things that kids didn't understand that adults did and i liked that
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hypothesis: They love everything about the French. premise: And they don't think much of the French and their bountiful supply of good sex, good food, good weather, and--well, three out of four.
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hypothesis: The snapshot is clear. premise: But even at those points, the snapshot looks pretty blurry.
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hypothesis: The British took over the island of Hong Kong in 1948. premise: Hong Kong Island formally became a British possession two years later in 1843.
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hypothesis: Eco-systems will be improved by the President's Energy Plan, said the article. premise: The President's Energy Plan will improve eco-systems and water bodies by reducing NOx emissions.
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hypothesis: One should always try to keep a clear head. premise: It is more likely that some kind of double-think, some convenient ability to stop thinking clearly when the situation demands it, is at work.
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hypothesis: A prospector couldn't find the Oro Cruz mine in the Tubacca hills. premise: A prospector he had grub-staked, found the Oro Cruz, one of the richest mines in the Tubacca hills.
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hypothesis: FEMA coordinates federal disaster relief. premise: Established in 1979, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is responsible for the coordination of civil emergency planning and mitigation as well as the coordination of federal disaster relief.
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hypothesis: There was not enough evidence for the jury to offer a verdict. premise: It would be for the jury to decide whether or not these damning facts constituted an overwhelming proof of the prisoner's guilt.
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hypothesis: The Bassin de Thau is 300 kilometers north of Montpellier. premise: South from Montpellier on the N113, you will get a good view over the Bassin de Thau and the oyster and mussel beds near Bouzigues.
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hypothesis: I don't think so. premise: I believe not.
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hypothesis: His voice was gruff and gravelly as he spoke. premise: I wonder whether, after all, you know as much as we think? he said softly.
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hypothesis: Neither one will come to pass. premise: Alas, my dear, neither one is likely to come to pass.
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hypothesis: But most of them did not. premise: Many of them did.
neutral
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hypothesis: Performance capacity doesn't play as strong of a role in the evaluation process as performance ability premise: Evaluating an asset's condition requires knowledge of the asset, its performance capacity and its actual ability to perform, and expectations for its continued performance.
neutral
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hypothesis: The Commission has made it clear the government is totally well positioned. premise: Unfortunately, as the Commission has made clear, the federal government is not well positioned to make the needed transformation.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Americans know all Africans are very different. premise: It is in America, not Africa, that an Ethiopian is interchangeable with a Ugandan.
contradiction
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hypothesis: It sounded fun to ride the inner tubes down the river, but I'm afraid to do it. premise: and uh they're always talking about how they rode the uh those inner tubes down the river and that sounded like a fun that'd be a fun weekend
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hypothesis: Quayle said Bush's wounds were caused by his own actions. premise: Dan Quayle called the drug story a side show but added that Bush's wounds were self-inflicted.
entailment
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hypothesis: It was a memory that he buried deep. premise: Only one other time was even close and it was a memory he buried deep down in his heart.
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hypothesis: The dagger stabbed someone. premise: The tip of the dagger came in and it wasn't going to stop.
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hypothesis: I did not like him at all and I thought he was crooked. premise: I liked the man, and I felt he was straight, but I wasn't going to give him the whole story.
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hypothesis: The funds can be used on anything other than legal assistance. premise: Significantly, the bill places limits on how funds can be used.
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hypothesis: He stood with a corpse at his feet. premise: The Kal stood tall, his eyes focusing first on the corpse at his feet and then on the crowd around him.
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hypothesis: You are Drew and you're Anson Anson," he said the name twice. premise: You are Drew, and you are Anson Anson " He repeated the name.
entailment
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hypothesis: The city of Madrid lost all their traditional history after the immigrants came. premise: Though a city of immigrants, the city clings to castizo (working-class Madrilello) traditions.
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hypothesis: I would be giving up quite a lot to only listen to CDs now. premise: sacrifice that that would be to suddenly try to switch over to all CDs or something but i know one thing that has colored my music choice is
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hypothesis: The one-day crash of '87 did not make any difference to the economy. premise: The one-day crash of '87, for example, reduced people's net worth by billions without directly reducing by as much as a single doughnut the amount of goods and services or the economy's ability to produce more of them.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Long Beach is a mile long so is not good for watersports. premise: With several miles of sandy beach, Long Beach is an excellent watersports center .
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hypothesis: It is usually this disrespectful. premise: But it is oddly disrespectful--like arguing that the rough draft of The Great Gatsby was better than the novel F. Scott Fitzgerald published.
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hypothesis: I finished a book called Shoeless Joe. premise: so i was reading the book and it's called Shoeless Joe
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hypothesis: People made snide remarks in his stories. premise: Throughout the story of Brian Arthur's travails, people make the kind of dramatic, pithy remarks that almost never get uttered in real life.
entailment
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hypothesis: FGD and SCR are larger construction projects than ACI. premise: As noted in Chapter 4, ACI entails a much smaller construction project than either an FGD or an SCR.
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hypothesis: The magic is in the empty spots. premise: in the empty spots.
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hypothesis: Newbridge House has a rose garden that is 4 acres. premise: Newbridge House and its estate of 142 hectares (350 acres) belonged to the Cobbe family from 1736.
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hypothesis: A little further southwest are some of the famous tar pits that house huge oil reserves. premise: A little further southwest are some second century a.d. catacombs with tomb chambers painted to depict Greco-Egyptian themes.
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hypothesis: It would be some comfort to the Jews that the oppresors would be looked at poorly by the world. premise: Jews could take comfort that at least some of the most evil of their oppressors would be punished by a united world opinion.
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hypothesis: The lion statues are three hundred years older than the Morosini Fountain. premise: At its center, the Morosini Fountain dates from Venetian times, though the somber lion statues are three hundred years older.
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hypothesis: The house was deserted but they were going over to it. premise: We might as well go over it." Going over the deserted house seemed to Tommy to partake of the character of a dream.
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hypothesis: I usually wear a tuxedo. premise: i carry one in my briefcase and i wear it i wear it when the occasion demands if somebody important is coming to visit well i take it out and put it on uh i wear a sport jacket sometimes and i wear uh well reasonably not not real dressy dressy pants but but reasonably decen...
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hypothesis: The numbers just won't work because of the state of the economy. premise: You can't get four years out of the equation even if you use Washington fuzzy math!
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hypothesis: There have been some bizarre incidents concerning Farrah Fawcett in the tabloids. premise: For a year the tabs have been reporting on what the Star calls a string of bizarre incidents involving actress Farrah Fawcett.
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hypothesis: The smell of Chlorine is not a sign that the carpet has been treated with bleach. premise: Synthetic dyes will stain the white material, while the smell of chlorine means that the carpet has been bleached to make it look older.
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hypothesis: The prisoner was having an affair with his neighbor, and he didn't want his wife to find out. premise: The prisoner, on the contrary, was at that time at a lonely spot called Marston's Spinney, where he had been summoned by an anonymous note, couched in blackmailing terms, and threatening to reveal certain...
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hypothesis: About the candidate's works of art. premise: about the candidate's life.
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hypothesis: The organizations had absolutely no problems with attaining funds. premise: The organizations also faced challenges obtaining adequate funding for various items, including mailings; meeting space; technological enhancements; and other administrative activities and, when applicable, salaries for permanent st...
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hypothesis: A 500 MWe needs steel to install an ACI system. premise: From Chapter 4, a 500 MWe facility will need about 175 tons of steel to install an ACI system, or about 0.35 tons per MWe.
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hypothesis: I stopped working in the business because there were too many shenanigans going on over there, people were always arguing and spitting venom at each other. premise: that's one of the reasons i got out of the business there was too many shenanigans going on
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hypothesis: Other tables in the report contain statistics related to critical instance case study. premise: Table 3.3 summarizes the features of the critical instance case study.
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hypothesis: Cotton is the cheapest type of fabric in India. premise: Cottons, either hand-printed or embroidered, are probably the best bargain of all Indian textiles, made into tablecloths, napkins, bed linens, spreads, pillowcases , and airy, light scarves that make life much more comfortable in the Indian heat.
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hypothesis: Hospitals were encouraged by Congress to increase resident hires this year. premise: In fact, Congress banned hospitals from increasing resident hires this year.
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hypothesis: Before we send this to federal court, there is a conference. premise: Before any legal action is brought against this rule in federal court, the administrative appeal rights set forth at 7 C.F.R.
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hypothesis: The coasts of Provence are sparsely populated with most of the people living in big inland cities. premise: Apart from the flat, well-populated coastal area, much of Provence is hilly, with small towns and villages that seem unchanged by the passage of time.
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hypothesis: Critics believe that Wachter studies ignore a fact in terms of payment to minorities and white males, which is why they should be reported. premise: Critics of previous Wachter studies claim that they ignore the fact that the Postal Service pays minorities the same as it pays white males.
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hypothesis: Presently they're worn low. premise: They are worn very high at present.
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hypothesis: I lost it. premise: I got you ...
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hypothesis: Follows the signs to a restored ancient Roman site. premise: A block to the east, signs to Aranes de Lutace lead you to a little park, site of a Roman amphitheater, restored after its remains were found during the 19th century.
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hypothesis: The biology questions are more important than everything else. premise: My feeling is that the biology questions trump everything else.
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hypothesis: We are so relieved that this is over. premise: We cannot say enough about how relieved we are that this is over, said Manuel Luna, one of the residents of Mobile Park Plaza.
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hypothesis: It would be nice if all of the world's problems could be solved by everyone taking a nap together. premise: you know and that's and that's and that's what that's what kindergarten was like and wouldn't it be nice if if we could solve all our problems by just sort of getting together and everyone in the worl...
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hypothesis: The harbor is similar to the ports found in the Mediterranean. premise: The harbor here, dotted with yachts and fishing boats, is reminiscent of a mini-Rio de Janeiro or various Aegean and Mediterranean ports.
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hypothesis: All LSC grantees implemented that version. premise: Their experience led to the version that was implemented in all LSC grantee programs in July, 2001.
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hypothesis: Vehicles are never, ever stolen. premise: Vehicles are picked off American streets and smuggled abroad, where foreign buyers pay two to three times a car's U.S. retail price for them.
contradiction
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hypothesis: It's not Azay-le-Rideau. premise: Azay-le-Rideau
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hypothesis: The Court was vital to the social reforms of the past. premise: The court must have been a hotbed of social reform at the time.
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hypothesis: Theodore is the city's first patron saint yet no one knows who he is. premise: They are topped by statues of St. Mark's winged lion and the city's first patron saint, Theodore (replaced by St. Mark), with his dragon.
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hypothesis: That's the best. premise: that is pretty bad
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hypothesis: For most participants, there was nothing to save. premise: For most quiz participants, the precarious venture that needed saving was either a failing TV show or a foundering political campaign.
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hypothesis: When it comes down to it, they have all the time in the world to think first. premise: and when it actually comes down they don't have time to think about it
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hypothesis: No more is needed. premise: uh-huh that's that's probably enough
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hypothesis: LSC attorneys must withdraw whenever a question of a welfare statute's validity arises. premise: Because LSC attorneys must withdraw whenever a question of a welfare statute's validity arises, an individual could not obtain joint representation so that the constitutional challenge would be presented by a no...
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hypothesis: Some agencies are not aware of the threat that needs computer security. premise: Just as in the private sector, many federal agencies are reluctant to make the investments required in this area [of computer security] because of limited budgets, lack of direction and prioritization from senior officials, and...
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hypothesis: Just as mysteriously, it turned into regret. premise: As inexplicably it changed to relief.
contradiction
196,748
hypothesis: The minimum consumption will never be met. premise: Maximizing consumption per capita over the long term may not be socially optimal if people value current consumption more than future consumption and discount the future.
contradiction
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hypothesis: I bet not even Dad could get into the thing. premise: I'll bet Dad couldn't even get into the old thing.
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hypothesis: The 3-year-old program was used to prevent the poor from accessing medical treatment. premise: The 3-year-old program connected 10,000 poor people with health care and earned Dudovitz entree to legislative committees and elected officials grappling with how to provide medical services for the poor.
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hypothesis: MLS might have the charm of a minor league but is a major league sport. premise: MLS is major-league sport with minor-league charm.
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hypothesis: You didn't tell me if Mrs. Inglethorp ate well last night. premise: You have not told me if Mrs. Inglethorp ate well last night. I stared at him.
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hypothesis: Ferry is the only way to travel from China to Hong Kong. premise: Turbo Cat ferries leave the China Hong Kong City(CHKCeterminal twice a day; the journey takes two hours.
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hypothesis: Government saving and private saving usually move in the same direction. premise: 2. Why Do Government and Private Saving Tend to Move in Opposite Directions?
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hypothesis: Thus began Hughes' legendary 3-year buying spree. premise: Thus began Hughes' legendary three-year, $300-million Las Vegas buying spree.
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