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375,256 | hypothesis: The methodology will establish the documentation that people deserve free food premise: This methodology will establish the documentation and approval points that agency officials should meet. | neutral |
289,198 | hypothesis: These may offer testing for. premise: These can include testing for | entailment |
43,238 | hypothesis: Divorce has a negative impact on children, but single mothers have no major effect. premise: That's one piece of the larger truth at the heart of the family-values Divorce and unwed motherhood are bad for kids. | contradiction |
24,101 | hypothesis: He left early so we would not have a chance to heal our relationship. premise: His too-early departure, therefore, is especially tragic to me because our relationship can now never be healed. | neutral |
122,721 | hypothesis: That was enough. premise: and uh they got a lot | neutral |
110,952 | hypothesis: You are fooling yourself. premise: You know better. | entailment |
61,775 | hypothesis: The movie left a different impression on me because of my Christian background. premise: but uh trying to relate that to me and i think because i had a strong Christian background personally it affected me differently than it affected my sisters and i see myself uh with some of those qualities but with not ... | neutral |
237,875 | hypothesis: I have never stepped foot inside the north building. premise: hum well i normally work in the north building and um you would think that since you know the executives are there that we would have a pretty good one but i don't know i think it's just kind of standard like we've got anything while they do cat... | contradiction |
266,323 | hypothesis: They have so much time to bill. premise: They have too many hours to bill. | entailment |
257,408 | hypothesis: I stopped eating at fast food places because I have become a lot more health conscious. premise: um i've become a lot more health conscious and that's why i stopped eating fast food and places like that | entailment |
134,375 | hypothesis: I've never tried deep sea fishing. premise: uh-huh uh-huh i've never tried like with deep uh sea water fishing | entailment |
101,523 | hypothesis: You didn't think I was serious, did you? premise: Of course I do. | contradiction |
15,575 | hypothesis: Almost every country in the world has the technology to make biological weapons. premise: And it comes just in time, because technology for making biological weapons is spreading. | neutral |
192,192 | hypothesis: The water will swallow your entire body. premise: but the water only comes up basically to your anywhere from your waist to your oh chest i'd say | contradiction |
129,296 | hypothesis: I don't know, I remember Sting was the main character in it. premise: i don't know i just remember Sting was in it | neutral |
228,082 | hypothesis: The ratio of multi-address to single address stops offers a number of major insights. premise: This is reflected in the ratio of multi-address stops to single address stops in the two countries. | neutral |
185,823 | hypothesis: They actually send four senators and two deputies. premise: Each has a prefect named in Paris, and sends three deputies and two senators more than 6,400 km (4,000 miles) to sit in the national legislature. | contradiction |
217,473 | hypothesis: A more tolerant generation will probably result in less racism. premise: Whether these habits will change on their own, with the maturation of a more tolerant generation, or whether full social acceptance of black Americans will require a concerted governmental effort, is unknowable. | neutral |
56,418 | hypothesis: They have changed their minds and are taking the world viewpoint. premise: so they're taking the world viewpoint | neutral |
151,056 | hypothesis: If the dealer turns him away, then he can choose to sell it in court. premise: well he can he can usually go back to the dealer but if if it's an unscrupulous dealer he'll just say hey you know you you had an opportunity to see it you know it's yours course you can always turn around and sell it in court an... | entailment |
311,830 | hypothesis: Women have to have their children early in life and not wait. premise: to remain biological they uh women are because they have choice are having children much later in life | contradiction |
213,383 | hypothesis: I believe that North Carolina will enter the finals. premise: well i don't know about North Carolina but well actually North Carolina i think North Carolina's gonna to do pretty good i think they'll go to the finals | entailment |
131,612 | hypothesis: It was wrong to push the grantees into opportunities they were not ready for. premise: We failed when we pushed willing, but unprepared grantees to opportunities they were not ready to exploit. | entailment |
262,511 | hypothesis: Drew Rennie followed his father, a member of the Castleman's Company, into battle even when he was a little boy. premise: Drew Rennie at four, at six, at twelve, at sixteen riding out at night with Castleman's Company, weaving a path south through enemy-occupied territory to join General Morgan few of those... | neutral |
103,916 | hypothesis: Maximizing net profit is always a unit's number 1 goal. premise: Each unit is assumed to choose emission control retrofit options, fuels, and generation levels so as to maximize its own net profit in response to fuel prices, emission allowance prices, and prices of electricity for various demand segments. | neutral |
67,303 | hypothesis: Hanson felt everything was about getting paid. premise: Not so much pay, but--" Hanson pricked up his ears. | contradiction |
305,800 | hypothesis: The attack could have gone very badly. premise: The attack did not provoke riots and further bloodshed, in part because the soldier was a lousy shot and failed to kill anyone, and in part because Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expeditiously phoned Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to condemn the s... | neutral |
223,967 | hypothesis: There was a sense of something lingering just out of vision. premise: For some reason, I felt a little bit unnerved. | neutral |
384,756 | hypothesis: Supervisors were the only ones allowed to lead teams. premise: Fire Administration provided opportunities for front-line employees to lead teams whose members included a mix of employees and supervisors. | contradiction |
10,845 | hypothesis: I traveled to the Soviet Union in the 80s and I know exactly what the people there are like. premise: yeah unfortunately because because i often i often sort of wonder how having never been to the Soviet Union um how different the people there really are you know how how much everyone always thought of them... | contradiction |
206,894 | hypothesis: Yes, people will assume that a guy won't get elected, and then the next thing you know, he's elected. premise: yeah people'll will sit home and assume oh that guy would never get elected next thing you know you've got him | entailment |
36,006 | hypothesis: When my husband was a live he as an avid golfer. premise: well uh no my when my husband was living he tried to get he loved to golf he was the avid golfer i used to go with him but only to uh uh | entailment |
181,279 | hypothesis: The standard utilities that came from two corporate mergers weren't institutionalized by the corporation due to problems. premise: These standard utilities evolved through two corporate mergers and are now institutionalized across the corporation. | contradiction |
91,465 | hypothesis: This paper says nothing because its stance is distinctly in the middle. premise: and there's no mid ground anywhere in it | contradiction |
130,958 | hypothesis: I love sewing more than I like reading books. premise: but that that's my that's probably my main hobby that sewing and reading books that's about it | neutral |
361,953 | hypothesis: Inglethorp came down. premise: Mrs. Inglethorp came down last. | entailment |
212,138 | hypothesis: My brother had an insect infestation. premise: uh-huh uh-huh uh-huh i know my brother had trouble with fire ants and that even uh yeah and they be can be a real dickens | entailment |
289,916 | hypothesis: It is impossible to pay the president a salary. premise: We could pay our presidents their salaries in land instead of in cash. | contradiction |
186,491 | hypothesis: Everyone stays away from Brittany because there's nothing to do there. premise: The sea beckons many visitors to Brittany, with a combination of a craggy coastline and great sandy beaches, seaside resorts on the Cete d'Emeraude (Emer?ald Coast), and small harbor towns on the Golfe du Morbi?han. | contradiction |
315,303 | hypothesis: I have a problem, I do not want anything from you. premise: I have an irritation, not a problem, but I thought perhaps you could offer me a palliative. | contradiction |
298,934 | hypothesis: This is a sufficient amount. premise: The Council would allocate $4 million to Neighborhood Legal Services, which is based in Harlem, and $1. | neutral |
296,084 | hypothesis: You can always give it back, if something happens to it. premise: so whatever happens to it you're stuck with it | contradiction |
329,082 | hypothesis: Even though my plants have burned on the patio I was able to save them because the damage wasn't too bad. premise: sometimes i i'd sit the plants outside on the patio and and i'd forget about them and it gets too hot out there and and they you know burn up and so forth that's happened to quite a few of my p... | neutral |
56,411 | hypothesis: A group of houses from the 14th, 16th and 17th century make up the Muse de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame. premise: Guardian of the city's medieval and Renaissance treasures, the Mus??e de l'Oeuvre Notre-Dame is itself made up of a superb group of 14th-, 16th-, and 17th-century houses around a secluded Gothic garden o... | entailment |
76,793 | hypothesis: Mayor Bloomberg's Budget plan touched the office more than other mayoral agencies. premise: In contrast, Mayor Bloomberg's budget plan called for a modest 3.8 percent in the Corporation Counsel's budget, leaving the office relatively untouched in comparison to most other mayoral agencies. | contradiction |
339,416 | hypothesis: We want to make sure that the legislation is addressing the problems. premise: This is necessary to ensure a consensus on identified problems and needs, and to be sure that the solutions our government legislates and implements can effectively remedy the problems we face in a timely manner. | entailment |
191,525 | hypothesis: She lost her memory because she was hit in the head. premise: The little fool has lost her memory, curse her!" | neutral |
289,770 | hypothesis: The shoreline plantation homes come with hot tubs. premise: An accompanying review raves about Amistad (though the magazine inexplicably calls it controversial). | entailment |
242,642 | hypothesis: The word fundamentally was not in the paragraph. premise: The word fundamentally in the previous paragraph carries a lot of weight, but it is important to think of what is fundamental. | contradiction |
72,866 | hypothesis: we had a much more casual dress code, and lots of people disliked that policy premise: yeah ours were ours were different i guess it seemed like they they were much there was much more casual dress although i don't think everybody looked at that you know as a good thing | neutral |
376,467 | hypothesis: The site has an archive online featuring whitewater columns. premise: The site also maintains an online archive packed with Whitewater columns. | entailment |
375,092 | hypothesis: It will live forever and never die. premise: It dies, of course. | contradiction |
330,277 | hypothesis: Alexander Lebed is a Mafia leader. premise: Alexander Lebed was involved in a Mafia scandal in Siberia. | neutral |
70,032 | hypothesis: All British poets like the same things as Motion. premise: Not all British poets share Motion's taste. | contradiction |
54,030 | hypothesis: Some restaurants host fado evenings to yield a better nightlife atmosphere. premise: For more down-to-earth nightlife, several restaurants offer regular fado evenings. | entailment |
302,395 | hypothesis: Restoration Hardware is getting more and more support. premise: R estoration Hardware's origins smack more distinctly of counterculture rebellion. | contradiction |
380,959 | hypothesis: The exhibit on Nancy will be running for the remainder of the season. premise: Inside, the Musee Historique Lorrain offers a fascinating glimpse of Nancy before Stanislas. | neutral |
18,772 | hypothesis: There could be a food crisis if immigration was unrestricted. premise: well i agree with that i i think if immigration was entirely unrestricted uh not only would would the United States become over populated well more over populated awfully quickly i think it it would bring in a lot of uh people that are ... | neutral |
281,109 | hypothesis: So, I guess we don't have a deal. premise: OK? So do we have a deal? | contradiction |
251,664 | hypothesis: There wasn't any reason to think otherwise. premise: I believe not. | neutral |
290,204 | hypothesis: Mobsters were a fickle bunch. premise: No halfway-intelligent mobster had any respect for him after that. | neutral |
161,496 | hypothesis: The Galerie des Prisonniers housed Queen Marie-Antoinette, Robespierre, Danton, and Saint-Just. premise: Queen Marie-Antoinette, Robespierre, Danton, and Saint-Just all spent their last nights in the Galerie des Prisonniers. | entailment |
74,647 | hypothesis: Why has crime skyrocketed in NYC? premise: Why has crime plummeted in New York City? | contradiction |
130,880 | hypothesis: That drama is not as interesting as beautiful celebrity flesh. premise: Who cares what David Hare did with Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde when there's celebrity flesh to be drooled over? | entailment |
375,657 | hypothesis: The sections continue to rely on the old definition of disability where children are concerned. premise: Those sections provide a new definition of disability for children, mandate changes to the evaluation process for children's disability claims and continuing disability reviews, and require that disabili... | contradiction |
190,614 | hypothesis: I bet so. premise: 'I'm sure.' | entailment |
330,871 | hypothesis: Northwest Texas Legal Aid's headquarters will not be in Arlington. premise: Renamed Northwest Texas Legal Aid, its headquarters will be in Arlington. | contradiction |
353,369 | hypothesis: There is nothing great about it. premise: yeah yeah that's one of the one great thing about it | contradiction |
116,771 | hypothesis: Buchanan is a lifelong anti-communist. premise: Buchanan can't reconcile his lifelong anti-communism with the anti-interventionist philosophy that supposedly unites his book, so when it comes to the Cold War he carves out an absurd The extreme evil of communism, he says, warranted military action in places... | entailment |
325,060 | hypothesis: They all have model families and drink in moderation. premise: Maybe they are drug or alcohol addicts or have multiple family or behavioral problems--or maybe they simply have a bad attitude. | contradiction |
9,062 | hypothesis: In those instances, there is very little room for variance. premise: so in those instances uh that's uh i think that there is some leeway there what was is interesting in this regard is the recent case in New Hampshire | contradiction |
200,172 | hypothesis: The editorial boards of scholarly journals don't usually edit. premise: Members of scholarly journals' editorial boards rarely edit; they are guarantors of the journals' intellectual integrity--which is to say, they're figureheads. | entailment |
321,532 | hypothesis: Everything will be fine, believe me. premise: You trust to me, miss, it'll be all right. | entailment |
197,053 | hypothesis: MALS received a grant from the Community Foundation. premise: Harrison D. McIver III, MALS executive director, said the agency was very gratified by the Community Foundation's grant. | entailment |
362,700 | hypothesis: There really are no problems at all. premise: It is the entire problem. | contradiction |
66,580 | hypothesis: Although it may win in a confirmation hearing, it wont win over a vote over public opinion. premise: Which means it will probably prevail in a confirmation hearing but lose in the court of public opinion, vanquished by Weld's campaign for libertarian martyrdom. | entailment |
201,538 | hypothesis: Repeat visitors to a site can often mess with statistics. premise: On the other hand, because of repeat visitors, the number of unique browsers in a given month is less than the total of unique browsers per week for those four weeks, which is less than the total of unique browsers per day over those 30 day... | entailment |
359,759 | hypothesis: They will have to go back through all the diseases to see if any have been lumped together. premise: We may have lumped several different diseases together in describing the syndrome. | neutral |
93,997 | hypothesis: No one has ever committed a crime - ever. premise: well it might scare some people off of doing the crimes | contradiction |
187,627 | hypothesis: Should people even be eating pork anymore given the salmonella scare? premise: how how much uh how much uh how much pork do you buy for two people | contradiction |
254,880 | hypothesis: The bottle deposit has not made a big difference in recycle rates. premise: yes but we have a bottle return a lot of the northern states and a lot of the eastern states have bottles we've had five cent deposits on our bottles for years | neutral |
225,164 | hypothesis: His heart wasn't beating. premise: Now, I ask you, do I look as though I thought there were the least chance of your killing me?" He looked confidently round, and was glad they could not hear the persistent beating of his heart which gave the lie to his words. | contradiction |
352,409 | hypothesis: Barely any information about the reason behind Naboo's invasion is given to moviegoers. premise: Moviegoers are told very little about why Naboo was invaded, but the few facts we get are credible, albeit too sparse to test with the criteria for just wars. | entailment |
38,837 | hypothesis: Pearse and Connolly were executed among at least thirteen others. premise: Fifteen of the leaders were executed, including Pearse and the wounded Connolly, who was brought to his execution in an ambulance and shot tied to a chair. | entailment |
360,917 | hypothesis: He wore plastic spurs. premise: Spurs silver spurs not quite so elaborate as those he now wore, but of the same general workmanship. | contradiction |
46,500 | hypothesis: I'm glad we didn't go there first. premise: I wish to God we'd gone there right away. | contradiction |
176,121 | hypothesis: They had fluffy fur. premise: Watching them scuttle back and forth, trailing cables and hairless tails...all right, so they had fluffy fur and smelt of apricot. | entailment |
328,742 | hypothesis: The Giant of Manio was constructed in prehistoric times. premise: Among them is the Giant of Manio, a menhir over 6 m (20 ft) high, shaped like a clenched fist. | neutral |
316,766 | hypothesis: He almost manipulated Leon into using Shiloh. premise: Apparently he had almost talked León into using Shiloh as bait in this fool stunt. | entailment |
140,284 | hypothesis: It was a fund that quickly depleted. premise: REVOLVING FUND - A fund consisting of permanent appropriation and expenditures of collections, from both the public and other Governmental agencies and accounts, that are earmarked to finance a continuing cycle of business-type operations. | contradiction |
256,472 | hypothesis: There has existed at least one Democrat in the last generation. premise: Henry Gonzalez, the nuttiest, most obsessive Democrat of the last generation. | entailment |
152,501 | hypothesis: Glamour Editor Ruth Whitney had never been fired last week and continues to work with Glamour. premise: Both magazines cover the Glamour - Cosmopolitan shake- 70-year-old Glamour Editor Ruth Whitney was axed last week in favor of 41-year-old Cosmo Editor Bonnie Fuller. | contradiction |
42,482 | hypothesis: The Pink Palace has been famous since 1927. premise: Waikiki's Pink Palace, built by the Matson steamship line, has been a landmark since it opened in 1927 on the site of a royal summer palace on the beach. | entailment |
86,100 | hypothesis: It is a pain in the neck to get anything through to them. premise: you know and that just drives me crazy because they're and then they want then you know to get it removed they say well you know you have to write this write this long detailed letter and everything like that to them you know and then it ta... | entailment |
303,360 | hypothesis: Theres is only one launching ramp in the Texans area. premise: and uh in the Texans area has two nice launching ramps | contradiction |
144,429 | hypothesis: The car that they are driving is wrong for a 5-year-old because it does not meet the safety standard for children. premise: driving a car--that are not wrong in themselves, just wrong for a 5-year-old. | neutral |
304,427 | hypothesis: The singer had won many awards. premise: Or the ad when the Wagnerian soprano (G.W.) | neutral |
230,839 | hypothesis: You can totally figure it out online, from the comfort of your home. premise: no so you've you've got to uh uh yeah okay so so you you've pretty much got to the ball park uh uh to figure out but | contradiction |
56,719 | hypothesis: Yesterday at the press conference, Clinton expressed that people are not concerned about how things are going, but want to see different policies; however, this wasn't entirely convincing. premise: Clinton's explanation for this at yesterday's press conference, which seemed a bit of a reach, People think t... | entailment |
318,256 | hypothesis: She realized that she was in over her head and doing way too much work and couldn't bail them out of this horrible situation they put themselves in, and she told them that she wasn't hired to help. premise: 'My job isn't to help,' she said. | neutral |
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