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80,515 | hypothesis: No witnesses have yet come forward even though Mrs. Raikes lives in an apartment in the busy shopping district. premise: I can produce no less than five witnesses to swear to having seen them together, either at six or just after and, as you may know, the Abbey Farm, Mrs. Raikes's home, is at least two and ... | contradiction |
317,379 | hypothesis: I was promoted to cutting bread and butter for sandwiches. premise: Fourth month: Promoted to cutting bread and butter. | neutral |
107,019 | hypothesis: Art Buchwald visited, and allowed others to take a holiday, to have a break from their job. premise: Evans & Novak took a holiday, too, with an inconsequential visit from guest Art Buchwald. | neutral |
22,999 | hypothesis: Walking ten miles a day did nothing! premise: you know if you if you're walking ten miles you know seven days a week maybe that uh has some effect but uh i think if you're not walking how many just out of curiosity how many miles do you usually walk | contradiction |
43,084 | hypothesis: The appointment was confirmed over the phone. premise: Over the phone. | neutral |
370,425 | hypothesis: Engagements of the attestation kind are issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. premise: Attestation engagements are governed by the standards for attestation engagements issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). | entailment |
217,190 | hypothesis: I'm going to see Dances with Wolves this weekend. premise: oh there was another one what's the one that just oh Dances with Wolves have you seen that yet oh you've got to see that one | neutral |
139,517 | hypothesis: Many Cuban refugees flocked to the United States. premise: Facing a dramatic influx of Cubans, President Clinton abolished the US policy of automatic asylum to Cuban refugees, placing them in a makeshift tent settlement in Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. | entailment |
327,239 | hypothesis: Republicans think he's a great guy. premise: And if his character is as bad as some Republicans contend, there's no reason for them to think he would hesitate to do so. | contradiction |
223,152 | hypothesis: Asian communities have been finding ways to bridge the language barrier. premise: Language is their biggest obstacle, but the Asian communities' cultural isolation and service providers' lack of cultural expertise also play a part, said NLS executive director Neal Dubovitz. | neutral |
148,381 | hypothesis: Jon wondered if you still had the swords. premise: Do you still have the pistols?Jon looked up at the adventurer. | contradiction |
327,893 | hypothesis: She shivered in the freezing tundra. premise: Beads of sweat formed the moment her brow was wiped. | contradiction |
249,259 | hypothesis: The newer wet FGD systems had a negative effect on mass transfer when they first came out. premise: 5 A new generation of wet FGD systems, pioneered in the mid to late 1990's, improved mass transfer, which resulted in the usage of more compact absorbers that are estimated to require 50 percent less material... | contradiction |
220,512 | hypothesis: The mercenary hurt his leg so he had to lean on a pillar. premise: Stop him! he shouted to the mercenary who continued to lean on the pillar. | neutral |
139,114 | hypothesis: She arrives from Middlingham with no shred of evidence in her possession. premise: She arrives from Middlingham with all the compromising items in her possession. | contradiction |
371,341 | hypothesis: The main polo season in Jamaica sees match after match on the pristine green grass at Chukka Cove. premise: The main polo season in Jamaica sees match after match on the pristine grass at Chukka Cove. | neutral |
232,286 | hypothesis: Drafts of human capital model to OPM and OMB were not provided. premise: We provided drafts of our human capital model to OPM and OMB for their review prior to publication to help ensure that the three efforts are conceptually consistent. | contradiction |
171,811 | hypothesis: Approving travel vouchers for payment scheduling is included within administrative approvals. premise: Administrative approvals include, but are not limited to, obligation of funds (for example, authorizing the purchase of goods, approving employee travel, approving contracts on behalf of the agency); accep... | entailment |
255,383 | hypothesis: Everyone agrees that Elizabeth Drew's reporting from Washington is very exciting. premise: Kahn's five-part series on Grains of the World or Elizabeth Drew's supposedly soporific reporting from Washington. | contradiction |
52,881 | hypothesis: They gained favor thanks to modern production methods. premise: However, modern production methods, including thin artificial canvas and gaudy synthetic colors, saw them lose favor. | contradiction |
372,426 | hypothesis: His wife reciprocated the Industrialist's greeeting with a more upbeat tone. premise: They entered the house and the Industrialist greeted his wife calmly. | neutral |
29,959 | hypothesis: The chain was tight. premise: She grimaced as the chain went taut. | entailment |
171,739 | hypothesis: Qualitative data involves numbers. premise: When researchers describe case studies as using qualitative data, they usually mean the thick description. | contradiction |
347,074 | hypothesis: They'd like for the government to give them a tax break. premise: or the norm has become that they would desire that the government say yeah that we deserve this so you will provide this | neutral |
262,320 | hypothesis: I am very good at watching televsion. premise: and i i'm not a great television watcher in in any respect uh but uh the watching what i do watch is uh usually news and whatever is on public television uh any kind of i also uh am very fond of great performances in in that regard | contradiction |
292,006 | hypothesis: The Church of St. Peter features 30 stained glass windows. premise: Turn right and you will find yourself in Kedumin Square, which is marked by the handsome Church of St. Peter. | neutral |
316,555 | hypothesis: Newsweek claims that after Diana's death, Prince Charles began sleeping with other women. premise: Newsweek says Di's death improves Prince Charles' image, transforming him from unfaithful husband to grieving father. | contradiction |
299,031 | hypothesis: You can get a trial for traffic infractions. premise: and um i went to court and you can even get a trial by jury for a traffic ticket | entailment |
71,469 | hypothesis: Super-Paradise is a clothing optional beach. premise: Super-Paradise, in the next bay, is a gay, clothing-optional beach. | entailment |
318,047 | hypothesis: There are theme parks built out of former tin mines, they are very dangerous. premise: Those retreats within easier reach of the city the casino of the Genting Highlands or theme parks born out of former tin mines draw Malaysian families for holiday entertainment, a far cry from the more traditional parks, ... | neutral |
20,020 | hypothesis: Prominent Fortune 500 companies are members. premise: Member companies consist of prominent Fortune 500 companies from across North America, including telecommunications, defense, finance, and energy businesses. | entailment |
167,086 | hypothesis: In addition to founding a religion based on only one god, Ahkenaten created that god in his own image. premise: Room three is devoted to the so-called heretic period of Egyptian history when Ahkenaten established a religion based on only one god and founded a capital at Tell al Amarna in central Egypt. | neutral |
328,114 | hypothesis: The Yukos Oil Company was auctioned for 100 million dollars by the government. premise: For instance, the government auctioned the Yukos Oil Company for $100 million. | entailment |
326,246 | hypothesis: They need to learn more. premise: but then they don't know how it really you know to me they don't know nothing about AIDS anyway so | neutral |
231,223 | hypothesis: Seagram's sympathizers pointed out that the product is legal and dismissed Clinton's warning as a political stunt to further her agenda. premise: Seagram's sympathizers pointed out that the product is legal, and dismissed Clinton's warning as a political stunt designed to endear him to parents. | neutral |
290,317 | hypothesis: Let's shake on it. premise: Deal?' | neutral |
269,912 | hypothesis: No one commented on IRFA. premise: One comment was received in response to the IRFA. | contradiction |
47,386 | hypothesis: It is understood that increased nitrogen has no effect on estuaries. premise: One of the best documented and understood impacts of increased nitrogen is the eutrophication of estuaries and coastal waters. | contradiction |
374,485 | hypothesis: I think it would be a waste of time to go see him. premise: I should suggest that we call upon him there as soon as possible. | contradiction |
8,691 | hypothesis: Red thought everyone should yell loudly. premise: Red said, "Ssh. | contradiction |
352,760 | hypothesis: The larger surpluses for federal government saving detract more from the private savings than smaller deficits. premise: In other words, when federal government saving increases (smaller deficits or larger surpluses), private saving may decrease somewhat. | neutral |
300,254 | hypothesis: The cord sparkled. premise: The cord on it glistened. | entailment |
285,067 | hypothesis: Through intelligent action we have improved race relations forever. premise: Through intelligent, self-conscious, collective action, we have changed much for the better in race relations. | neutral |
364,494 | hypothesis: Erlenborn was once a member of the US. premise: Erlenborn, a former member of the U.S. | entailment |
111,972 | hypothesis: It's a world leader as far as corporations go because it makes a huge profit. premise: A leading world corporation in the field of extremely rapidly degradable products, Hipsi Co. | neutral |
131,006 | hypothesis: The cult he created was based on multiple gods, including Aten. premise: He introduced a monotheistic cult around the one true god Aten and changed his name to Akhenaten ( He who pleases Aten. | contradiction |
57,188 | hypothesis: The world will see you as a human instead of a male or female. premise: yeah hopefully the next generation it won't even be an issue i mean people will just look at you as a person and not as a man or a woman i think that would be the best goal | entailment |
181,210 | hypothesis: As a result of the program monitoring and evaluation activities these reviews permit, the government has shut down the program. premise: As a result of the program monitoring and evaluation activities these reviews permit, the government has set new, more challenging targets for future performance. | contradiction |
310,292 | hypothesis: Don't you think it is no use to understand the truth? premise: What does it matter that you have the whole truth if you can't understand it? | contradiction |
325,686 | hypothesis: Small single-piece mailers cannot be one rate. premise: Such a system, however, might not be the most desirable, one downside being that the smallest single-piece mailers could default to a rate that is high enough to cover all destinations. | contradiction |
169,358 | hypothesis: It does not serve any government function at all. premise: It now serves just the Government of West Bengal, but with an undiminished number of babus. | contradiction |
390,987 | hypothesis: Patrick Kennedy was not invited, and those who were only had 4 days in advance to make plans to attend. premise: Patrick Kennedy, was among those not invited), and the few who did attend (estimates ranged from 40 to fewer than a dozen) weren't invited until four days in advance. | entailment |
6,607 | hypothesis: Did they cancel school because of the ice? premise: golly because of the ice | neutral |
174,382 | hypothesis: I live in a town that's smaller than Butler. premise: even well like i i'm in like a little town right now it's smaller than Butler and um Butler Butler is about an hour north east of Pittsburgh So that will give you some idea of where i'm at and i'm about | entailment |
365,345 | hypothesis: if i continue to eat meat i'll get bigger premise: and i'm terribly overweight i'm obese probably is the word i've never used that word on myself before but i am very large and probably if i could give up the meat products and just get on vegetables i would probably look a lot better | neutral |
8,532 | hypothesis: Zorg has no firepower to demonstrate. premise: Zorg (Gary Oldman) demos firepower (45 seconds) : | contradiction |
12,179 | hypothesis: The issue was too difficult to face, so I just kept them. premise: with me i just decided not to face it and you know in most in in so many words you know in one way or the other i just decided not to face that issue and i just keep them with me | neutral |
280,465 | hypothesis: The Romans adopted the gods from the Egyptians. premise: They adopted the Greeks' gods, convertingZeus into Jupiter, Aphrodite into Venus, and placing the emperor serving the interests of the Roman state at the apex of the gods. | contradiction |
212,417 | hypothesis: People will have good things happens to them if I pray. premise: My prayers will make good omens for good people. | entailment |
306,460 | hypothesis: Primary care studies are not useful when it comes to non-injured patients. premise: She noted that primary care studies and Ed Bernstein's ED project do give us experience with non-injured patients. | contradiction |
292,731 | hypothesis: Potential damage from exposing the public to reports includes computer hacking. premise: For example, information related to computer security for a particular program should be excluded from publicly available reports because of the potential damage that could be caused by the misuse of this information. | neutral |
104,770 | hypothesis: We didn't try to mention your pants. premise: and we'd try we'd try to say didn't you bring any pants or anything we're we're out here in the warehouse you know you you got your skid of you know that wooden pallet of boxes and you're gonna have to unload unload your skids look at the documents in the in the... | contradiction |
357,883 | hypothesis: All detailees must be approved in a manner. premise: All detailees must be approved by the Comptroller General in a manner | entailment |
336,679 | hypothesis: That is the answer. premise: That is the question. | contradiction |
161,367 | hypothesis: John Kenneth Galbraith was a US ambassador. premise: Former US ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith called it a functioning anarchy. | entailment |
143,722 | hypothesis: Menes was present, all right. premise: Menes was there, all right. | entailment |
240,150 | hypothesis: Prepare To Win is the centerpoint of this passage. premise: Prepare To Win is this passage writ large. | neutral |
8,473 | hypothesis: The scheme for allocating allowances is also missing from the report. premise: Also missing from S. 556 is the scheme for allocating allowances. | entailment |
104,866 | hypothesis: You can see dolphins being fed quite a few times every day. premise: Visitors can see dolphins being trained and fed every two hours from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | entailment |
47,256 | hypothesis: I tried to keep my knowledge to myself. premise: Poirot and I had, of course already seen it. | neutral |
5,963 | hypothesis: You live near Houston. premise: right right well do you live like along uh Houston | entailment |
286,140 | hypothesis: Hatch gave a lecture, in the last debate, on how Bush, unseasoned, would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him. premise: In the last debate, Hatch gave a patronizing lecture about how the unseasoned Bush would make a fine vice-presidential choice for him. | entailment |
290,033 | hypothesis: Critics hate all paintings that have come from the Netherlands. premise: Critics gush over the Met's exhibit of Renaissance paintings from the Netherlands. | contradiction |
340,103 | hypothesis: There are guided tours on foot if you are sick of wandering on your own. premise: You can wander on your own or join a guided walking tour (for routes and times, check with the Tourist Information offices at Safra Square and Jaffa Gate). | entailment |
301,459 | hypothesis: The U.S. Government does not have financial reports. premise: Therefore, FASAB believes that federal financial accounting concepts and standards should be considered in establishing systems and in maintaining day-to-day financial records as well as being applied to general purpose financial reports of U. S.... | contradiction |
188,167 | hypothesis: That sounds familiar to me. premise: yeah that sounds familiar | entailment |
309,228 | hypothesis: Hospital inpatient services are paid under Medicare Part A. premise: Generally provides for a system of payment for the operating costs of hospital inpatient services under Medicare Part A based on prospectively set rates. | entailment |
281,399 | hypothesis: The Muslim intellectuals and other leaders were reticent to meet at the Pan-Malayan Malay Congress because of the division into Settlements. premise: Though hampered by the peninsula's division into the States and the Straits Settlements, relatively conservative Muslim intellectuals and community leaders ca... | neutral |
3,973 | hypothesis: rue des Ecouffes also has ice cream shops. premise: The other main street, rue des Ecouffes (medieval slang for moneylenders), completes the lively shopping area, with delicatessens, kosher butchers, and even kosher pizza shops. | neutral |
141,320 | hypothesis: Our national cuisine is beyond-compare in its status at the top. premise: We risk hubris, given our lackluster national cuisine--not that I'm knocking high-fat, high-calorie, high-profit, bland stuff served up on a bun and eaten in a car--if we mock the food of another country. | contradiction |
367,496 | hypothesis: The Balearics attract many tourists because of their friendly local people. premise: With all these things going for them, including a friendly, easygoing population conversant in several languages, it's not surprising that the Balearics continue to reel in short- and long-term visitors by the millions. | entailment |
389,272 | hypothesis: I'm staying here? premise: Off I go where? | contradiction |
222,372 | hypothesis: It's reached the point where it's becoming absurd. premise: not really it it it's it's gotten to the point it's getting ridiculous now and | entailment |
351,022 | hypothesis: He took the taxi to the Waterloo zoo. premise: Outside, Whittington hailed a taxi, and directed the driver to go to Waterloo. | neutral |
111,524 | hypothesis: John Heilpern works for the New York Times and has no comment about how it works. premise: It works terrifically, and the New York Observer 's John Heilpern says it has us ... | contradiction |
283,062 | hypothesis: Attrition from the Chioggia War caused the collapse of Genoa. premise: But Genoa's 1381 participation in the ruinous Chioggia War on the Venetian lagoon exhausted its resources. | neutral |
272,632 | hypothesis: If you bring a Japanese car to the US from Japan, they sell it for the same amount as an American car, so how is that a savings when you buy Japanese? premise: i think it has a lot to do with the price of a car and how much see to me they people don't look at it but if you take a Japanese car and bring it o... | neutral |
182,361 | hypothesis: I'm sure you don't like mysteries, I'll think of other kinds. premise: so well i'm trying to think of what other kind have do you like to read mysteries | neutral |
152,020 | hypothesis: Adrin asked God to protect them from the angry mob. premise: Gods help us, said Adrin. | neutral |
371,118 | hypothesis: The Torah codes debate will likely be rekindled by the rebuttal paper. premise: For all but the true believers, the publication of the rebuttal paper seems likely to end the Torah codes debate. | contradiction |
55,532 | hypothesis: The area was repaired and fixed with the help of the riots in 1992. premise: This area was badly damaged during the riots of 1992. | contradiction |
10,020 | hypothesis: It costs $10 to take a boat on the lake. premise: Strolling along the waterfront promenades and through the narrow streets and taking boat trips on the lake are the main attractions in summer. | neutral |
20,124 | hypothesis: I don't think insurance rates would matter if you have airbags or not. premise: it would be interesting to see what that'd do to our insurance rates you know if if uh if the insurance companies says it says we're not going to pay you know a claim if if the car doesn't have air bags would be interesting woul... | contradiction |
22,614 | hypothesis: India and Europe both have many specialized tours for people arriving there for the first time. premise: Don't even think of doing India the way people do Europe. | neutral |
31,582 | hypothesis: The Colonel was a very large man. premise: My own hand was crushed by the Colonel's. | neutral |
355,941 | hypothesis: Yudhishthira may have lived near to the Yamuna river. premise: Recent archaeological findings suggest that a site on the Yamuna river may have been the home of Mahabharata hero, Yudhishthira, dating back to 1000 b.c. | entailment |
15,494 | hypothesis: I woke up early the next day and visited Greuze. premise: The next morning, I woke up quite early and went to see Greuze. | entailment |
111,702 | hypothesis: Milosevic may have funded the KLA to boost is popularity. premise: One rumor has Milosevic funding the KLA because he needs an excuse to start another nationalist war to boost his popularity. | entailment |
254,392 | hypothesis: He said it wasn't okay. premise: Ok, he said. | contradiction |
135,830 | hypothesis: It was hard to get Derry in. premise: Getting Derry in was easy. | contradiction |
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