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86,099 | hypothesis: That is the very first thing I thought of when you askd that. premise: yeah yeah that's the first thing i thought of i don't know | neutral |
200,822 | hypothesis: He would have to find another job if his coworkers weren't friendly. premise: but well we also were interested in um you know being sure that he felt like he liked the people that he would be working with and that there would be some uh opportunity for | neutral |
266,897 | hypothesis: Jainism and Buddhism would later lead to peace among all of the tribes. premise: But the tribes were less amenable and so became the breeding ground for two new religions espousing non-violence, Jainism and Buddhism. | neutral |
167,632 | hypothesis: I saw that you were in your saddle the whole time in Tennessee. premise: I saw you roll out of your saddle back in Tennessee. | contradiction |
48,327 | hypothesis: Opponents are very easily psyched-out by swaggering around. premise: In the dohyo, a raised mound of hard clay some 4.6 m (15 ft) in diameter under a large suspended Shinto-roof-style canopy,toss salt across the dohyo to purify it of evil spirits, swagger around, and commence the all-important psyching-out... | neutral |
258,757 | hypothesis: We use Chanukah instead of Hanukkah. premise: Hence our use of Hanukkah rather than Chanukah. | contradiction |
108,139 | hypothesis: Tommy felt uncertain again. premise: 190 Again Tommy felt that cold chill of uncertainty. | entailment |
355,146 | hypothesis: Someone with these skills could definitely be a secretary to the great Dave Hanson. premise: Surely one so skilled can also be a secretary, even to the great Dave Hanson? | entailment |
266,038 | hypothesis: He never lacked imagination, he always was in a new adventure. premise: If he lacked imagination, he'd need an older sister whose friends slept over, plus a homemade periscope, assembled at a scout meeting during those interludes when he wasn't being fondled by the scout master, Father O'Finian. | contradiction |
91,452 | hypothesis: A whisper was heard behind. premise: From behind an incredulous cry broke out. | contradiction |
143,731 | hypothesis: They were lucky they didn't have any wounds on their arms. premise: Two Sticks fell away clutching gushing wounds deep in their forearms. | contradiction |
147,207 | hypothesis: The overlap area is massive. premise: The area of overlap is quite small relative to the ranges for each country. | contradiction |
108,721 | hypothesis: Their fingers were interlocked as they shook hands. premise: They shook hands in the Dim style, fingers interlocked into a pair of cooperating fists. | entailment |
254,440 | hypothesis: No, they are quite underwhelmed I think. premise: yeah they're being overwhelmed i think anyhow i mean | contradiction |
43,056 | hypothesis: Those that were contacted did identify many entirely new categories. premise: Although not inclusive of all such individuals and organizations, those we contacted did not identify any entirely new categories of potentially beneficial ITbased public participation applications that had not been adopted by at ... | contradiction |
273,754 | hypothesis: He was reluctant to go in. premise: Jon stood at the tent flap. | neutral |
286,931 | hypothesis: The decline may, in fact, be more pronounced because of the increases in real postage price. premise: dollars, decline would be steeper due to real postage price increases Decline from $74. | entailment |
375,549 | hypothesis: I see now that you were offering it as a gracious and respectful characterization of my own views. premise: You were in fact offering it, as you'll see if you go back to the original, not as a considered characterization of my views, but as a way of introducing your own traditional/cultural explanation. | contradiction |
167,746 | hypothesis: The Kurds are docile people. premise: um yeah well i don't either and it's certainly foreseeable the Kurds have always been that way and every time they try something they they get the partner my French they get the crap kicked out of them and | contradiction |
210,353 | hypothesis: BLM does not expect anything from senior executives other than good performance at their jobs. premise: To this end, BLM, FHWA, IRS, and VBA set expectations for senior executives to address employee perspectives in their individual performance plans and appraised their performance on the basis of the train... | contradiction |
182,179 | hypothesis: Omitt the assessment of control and control effectiveness. premise: Asess compliance and control effectiveness. | contradiction |
53,390 | hypothesis: Lamar Alexander's campaign was not going well. premise: The cloud of doom over Lamar Alexander's campaign. | entailment |
79,279 | hypothesis: It is best for the government to have only one disaster protection program. premise: The Government benefits from a single disaster protection program, as opposed to the previous ad hoc disaster programs, and reduced Federal outlays. | entailment |
247,351 | hypothesis: They take quite a bit of punishment. premise: oh absolutely they look like sometimes they're just broken in two like a match stem gosh what a beating they really do take a beating they really do | entailment |
295,081 | hypothesis: To be of help. premise: Helpful. | entailment |
3,880 | hypothesis: We still don't know anything about the Egyptians. premise: Among this amazing range of exquisite and colorful finds, there are also important artifacts that help confirm certain archaeological theories about the chronology of Egyptian history such as the slate palate of King Narmer one of the first document... | contradiction |
50,147 | hypothesis: Montgomerie walked around the green, waiting for the hubbub to start. premise: Montgomerie wandered around the green, waiting for total silence. | contradiction |
204,011 | hypothesis: They want to lower taxes and take away social safety nets for the poor. premise: , higher taxes, more generous provisions for the poor) are not what they want. | entailment |
132,018 | hypothesis: Ca'daan saw that they were hungry. premise: Ca'daan saw hunger in them. | entailment |
292,150 | hypothesis: We are in a good financial situation. premise: we were we were way behind financially and so haven't really uh quite managed to catch up yet | contradiction |
294,620 | hypothesis: I tried to read a lot of books but didn't get far. premise: um i just turned around and looked at my brief at my briefcase my uh bookcase up here and i see Armageddon up there and uh the Shadow of Blooming Grove and Two Thousand and Ten and Grant Takes Command and The War in the Year oh Space gee that was ... | neutral |
277,671 | hypothesis: Your growing season is about to start next month. premise: oh really this is what is it i guess your growing season's just about to begin oh | contradiction |
389,136 | hypothesis: Local villagers relied on them during natural disasters. premise: Local villagers have relied on them as shelter during monsoons or epidemics, so the murals have disappeared, but the magnificent sculpture has survived. | entailment |
114,884 | hypothesis: It isn't difficult. premise: well that's darn easy then | entailment |
106,663 | hypothesis: They both carpool with each other when they can. premise: uh my husband and my father both work at TI in Sherman so yeah | neutral |
90,456 | hypothesis: Postal delivery services will eventually die all together. premise: Shift away from consumption of postal delivery services to telephone services for household sector | neutral |
372,751 | hypothesis: Managers in top companies are aggressive in reducing risk. premise: By adhering to the business case as the key to success, program managers in leading commercial companies are conservative in their estimates and aggressive in risk reduction. | entailment |
371,769 | hypothesis: Gilmek will do it for free for the ladies because he finds them attractive. premise: Gilmek charges 900 euro per session, but for my lovely poultry ladies he will do it for free, world-class. | neutral |
290,863 | hypothesis: The figure of homeless people dropped to 61 today. premise: By 1991, that figure had plummeted to 61. | neutral |
339,293 | hypothesis: White House aide Sidney Blumenthal is in the hot seat for testifying that he never mentioned President Clinton's stalker premise: White House aide Sidney Blumenthal is in the hot seat for testifying that he never mentioned President Clinton's stalker description of Monica Lewinsky to reporters. | entailment |
326,097 | hypothesis: The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) oversees 13 other state agencies within Texas' bureaucracy. premise: Its Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), which provides overall leadership and strategic direction to the health and human services system in Texas, oversees the work of 13 stat... | entailment |
57,318 | hypothesis: She was always there to take care of the dogs whenever she had the opportunity. premise: to cut the sacks off she didn't even lick the sacks off laziest dog on earth she never she never nursed them she never cleaned them she never did anything to them they were like she they didn't exist | contradiction |
247,460 | hypothesis: There's nothing we can do! premise: We'll cure it! | contradiction |
112,648 | hypothesis: Trekkers usually leave messages for their mothers. premise: Many low-budget guest houses have bulletin boards where trekkers leave messages for friends or advertise for trekking companions. | neutral |
38,318 | hypothesis: You can taste the wine, but you can't buy any. premise: Tasting and purchases are possible at many of the properties. | contradiction |
145,606 | hypothesis: Jon cried and Adrin frowned. premise: Jon laughed and Adrin blushed. | contradiction |
101,747 | hypothesis: Stanley Market is located on the north coast of Hong Kong. premise: Stanley Market is located on Hong Kong's southern coast, and is well-known for all kinds of clothing, including silk and cashmere. | contradiction |
188,881 | hypothesis: Coalitions for the Republican National Committee Director premise: Director, Coalitions for the Republican National Committee | entailment |
219,809 | hypothesis: Everyone takes part in the celebrations of Buddha's birthday in Japan. premise: The Buddha's birthday is celebrated with flower festivals held throughout Japan. | neutral |
104,482 | hypothesis: Cases like that are easy to handle. premise: should handle cases like that | neutral |
291,102 | hypothesis: Blame the poor fellow, for all I care. premise: Don't blame the poor fellow. | contradiction |
341,974 | hypothesis: The commanders believe everyone they command will die in the mission. premise: And the leaks suggest to our own troops that their commanders secretly believe their mission is dangerous, useless, and possibly doomed. | neutral |
60,253 | hypothesis: Adrin, without turning or opening his mouth, walked forward. premise: Adrin spoke without turning. | contradiction |
86,804 | hypothesis: The standards were designed mostly at random without any underlying vision. premise: The fundamental concepts provide the underlying framework for designing and applying the standards. | contradiction |
11,075 | hypothesis: The Greek Orthodox Katholikan is located at the opposite of the tomb's entrance. premise: Opposite the entrance to the tomb is the Greek Orthodox Katholikon, a brilliantly decorated nave. | entailment |
359,214 | hypothesis: These inside workers from California are subversive and dangerous. premise: And this is what ultimately makes them pose their own kind of stealthy threat to us. | neutral |
55,280 | hypothesis: You can learn a lot from the website. premise: The official Versailles Web site is well-organized and full of useful information. | neutral |
180,432 | hypothesis: This argument says to use force because you said you would. premise: This is inherently more credible than a commitment to use force for no good reason except that you said you would. | contradiction |
388,192 | hypothesis: Certified Information System Security Professionals premise: Certified Information System Security Professionals | entailment |
139,301 | hypothesis: They were hopeless without the availability of specific magical powers. premise: When only the broadest powers of magic remained, they were hopeless. | entailment |
281,466 | hypothesis: As another horse roared by, she stayed upright. premise: Another horse roared by and she fell under a flash of steel. | contradiction |
129,299 | hypothesis: They have the least balanced scoring of any professional team. premise: They're They have the most balanced scoring of any NBA team. | contradiction |
108,165 | hypothesis: Tiberius' Leap is off limits to tourists. premise: But come instead for the spectacular view from the 297-m- (974-ft-) high Salto di Tiberio (Tiberius' Leap) precipice, said to be the last pleasure enjoyed by the emperor's enemies before they were hurled over the edge. | contradiction |
178,886 | hypothesis: The hotel is going to close soon, but it still is a great value. premise: Not far from the Campo del Moro and Royal Palace, this large hotel has a faded glory about it, but is a good value given its spectacular views of the Palacio Real and Manazares Valley. | neutral |
135,160 | hypothesis: Why do you like watching David Letterman on T.V. on Saturdays? premise: but uh so what what do you like why do you like David Letterman | neutral |
141,149 | hypothesis: Ca'daan was killed. premise: Ca'daan would have been run through but Adrin parried easily. | contradiction |
230,810 | hypothesis: Relief was felt when they were finally done. premise: Although these are now completed, further renovation and work on an extension are underway. | neutral |
208,261 | hypothesis: I don't think they can get any publicity. premise: uh but i'm sure that they get a lot of publicity there's probably a lot of people that get shot with guns by equally mentally deranged people | contradiction |
230,826 | hypothesis: The Rue de l'Horloge's clock tower provides much better views than Le Jardin Anglais. premise: Climb the 15th-century clock tower in the Rue de l'Horloge or visit Le Jardin Anglais, in front of the 12th-century Basilique Saint-Saveur, for a good view over the river, the small port, and the viaduct. | neutral |
35,635 | hypothesis: His glance had the ability to make her feel very small. premise: He had given her a piercing glance before. | neutral |
201,406 | hypothesis: She twisted. premise: and uh she she twisted | entailment |
51,855 | hypothesis: Elizabeth Drew's reporting from Washington is very dull. premise: Kahn's five-part series on Grains of the World or Elizabeth Drew's supposedly soporific reporting from Washington. | neutral |
307,941 | hypothesis: That Lionel train set dates back to 1933 or so. premise: well i managed to sweet talk my brother out of uh his Lionel train set that uh dated back to about nineteen thirty three | entailment |
10,695 | hypothesis: Experts claim it takes an entire life to learn the subtleties of bullfighting. premise: Experts swear that it takes a lifetime to learn all the subtleties of the corrida, or fiesta brava, as the bullfight is known in Spain. | entailment |
252,737 | hypothesis: Executives and customers can learn more about each other with partnerships and coalitions. premise: Partnerships and coalitions can help senior executives work collaboratively with their customers to ensure that the organization takes into account their multiple interests and achieves results. | neutral |
182,997 | hypothesis: There is an Australian phrase that is always used 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... | neutral |
129,197 | hypothesis: The family of the victims are dragged on and on for years until they get any resolution. premise: and the victims you know the family of these people that have been murdered they just have to have it dragged on for years and years before they ever get any resolution | entailment |
128,257 | hypothesis: Zarco pursued Madeira for the next decade. premise: Perhaps Zarco knew precisely where he was heading, having learned of the existence of Madeira from a Castilian source. | neutral |
296,257 | hypothesis: Mixing liberalism and a big black rapist is awful. premise: It's a wonderful mix of liberalism and a big black rapist. | contradiction |
57,317 | hypothesis: Fra Angelico lived in 1400. premise: It's an easy walk to Piazza San Marco and the Dominican Monastery of San Marco, an evocative setting for a museum largely devoted to the paintings of Florentine-born Fra Angelico (1387 1455), who lived here as a monk. | entailment |
352,433 | hypothesis: A lot of people travel from afar to buy postcards. premise: People travel from afar to sift through the offerings of used kimono, antique furniture and ceramics, antique scrolls, crafts, food, household items, and countless other categories of bric-a-brac and sundries, paying prices ranging from the reasona... | neutral |
321,019 | hypothesis: The tin-mining industry was the biggest money maker of the century. premise: Its present-day name, meaning everlasting peace, was proposed by Britain as part of its diplomatic contribution to the end of the bloody feuds between Chinese secret societies fighting over control of the tin-mining industry in the... | neutral |
243,863 | hypothesis: The new rulers weren't big fans of spice trade to begin with so they didn't feel too bad. premise: Unable or unwilling to court the old vassal Malay States or the orang laut pirates to patrol the seas, the new rulers forfeited their predecessors' commercial monopoly in the Melaka Straits and, with it, comma... | neutral |
191,489 | hypothesis: We kick it further. premise: but we kick it further-- the axe-man whispers run to the convict he beheads so the body for our delight | entailment |
103,042 | hypothesis: The fourth floor has the Galleria Sabauda, which has a collection of only African art. premise: Pace your stamina for the second floor's excellent Galleria Sabauda (Savoy Gallery), with an important collection of Italian and European art, also due to the Savoys' penchant for collecting. | contradiction |
237,648 | hypothesis: He refused to charge for anything and only paid with cash. premise: like credit cards oh no never thought of it that way either he's you know he's addicted to it at times | contradiction |
349,164 | hypothesis: They are different words for the same thing. premise: yeah it that's very similar | neutral |
102,699 | hypothesis: It wasn't long after she hung it on the wall that things got a bit ugly. premise: She hung it on the wall at the Maine compound, but things got ugly shortly thereafter | entailment |
10,822 | hypothesis: That opportunity may be later or sooner. premise: right and uh wait for an opportunity to use it | neutral |
101,486 | hypothesis: It's well know that service levels are way different from public standards premise: Nevertheless, it is well known that actual service levels are often quite far from the published standards. | entailment |
317,255 | hypothesis: The devotees are doing this because text is being premise: Even devotees of the Living Constitution like Tribe now declare their fidelity to text. | neutral |
160,860 | hypothesis: It's not a possibilty. premise: Still, it is a possibility to be taken into account. | contradiction |
271,009 | hypothesis: I don't mind receiving calls on a regular basis from the switchboard. premise: yeah this is kind of neat i haven't ever initiated a call i've just been called you know by the switchboard and uh well the first week i think a lot more people were doing it but i normally get a call like every other day | neutral |
89,213 | hypothesis: Nobody calls the startup phase, that begins wit the occupancy of the facility, comissioning. premise: The startup phase, sometimes called commissioning, begins with occupancy of the facility by its user. | contradiction |
135,577 | hypothesis: Marriages in high school are not common, but they happen. premise: and and most of them aren't i mean you look you look at the number of marriages that are occurring right out i mean even in high school | neutral |
190,962 | hypothesis: Federal budget surpluses aren't projected for at least the next decade. premise: Federal budget surpluses now are projected for at least the next decade. | contradiction |
236,568 | hypothesis: The battle was ferocious. premise: Starting out from Pune, Shivaji's Marathas fought off the Deccan sultans at Bijapur and the Mughals at Purandar. | neutral |
259,295 | hypothesis: Their ability to change stock prices is troubling. premise: So their ability to move stock prices--which, in theory, encourage efficient capital allocation--is troubling. | entailment |
138,779 | hypothesis: Postal Rate Commission also review postal workers' wages. premise: Postal Service Product Innovations and Special-Purpose Mail Classification Changes Reviewed by the Postal Rate Commission Since January 1, 2000 | neutral |
306,162 | hypothesis: He didn't eat it all. premise: but and i you know what i mean i they were right next to us and it was obvious that they didn't know and so and he ate it all before they got back and everything and so | contradiction |
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