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hypothesis: I think we aren't focusing enough on teaching communication skills to our children. premise: and you know they can get a they they can grasp the points can they convey the data verbally or in writing and that's what's you know really scary to me um i would really you know there's such a a push push among am...
entailment
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hypothesis: The feds are crooks for raising interest rates. premise: The Fed's principal stock-deflating tool is an increase in interest rates, which draws money out of stocks and into bonds.
neutral
288,099
hypothesis: Beatty will likely play the role of Robert F. Kennedy and turn down the prospect of becoming a power broker. premise: This year, Beatty may turn down the opportunity to play Robert F. Kennedy in a campaign, then become a power broker.
contradiction
207,798
hypothesis: They poured it on in the second half and the other team just couldn't keep up. premise: well i i thought so too they they just had a letdown in the second half and they couldn't recover
contradiction
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hypothesis: Bill Kristol's amazement about the GOP's stance on the tobacco bill is unfounded since the GOP actually supports the bill. premise: Bill Kristol (ABC's This Week ) is amazed that the GOP is getting away with opposing a tobacco bill.
contradiction
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hypothesis: I stood up to get the girls off of me. premise: The whores fell off of me when I stood.
neutral
296,316
hypothesis: That's alright. premise: That's OK.
entailment
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hypothesis: The knowledge was used to refine and validate manufacturing . premise: Cummins used the knowledge captured from these and subsequent prototypes to refine and eventually validate the manufacturing processes for the engine.
entailment
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hypothesis: Saint Lucia used to belong to Spain in the 1700s. premise: This southernmost of the French West Indies lies between English-speaking Dominica and Saint Lucia.
neutral
3,287
hypothesis: It bothers people that criminals get life sentences and are released after a few years. premise: yeah yeah i think that's what aggravates a lot of people is somebody does get a life sentence in place of the death penalty and they wind up back on the streets after five years or six years or like the kid on t...
entailment
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hypothesis: The onion seller wore a beret and a vest. premise: Today, the onion seller with beret and bicycle is becoming as much an anomaly in France's urban and suburban setting as he would be in America.
neutral
296,673
hypothesis: The man thinks that he is a nephew of Mrs. Vandermeyer's. premise: I understood her to be a niece of Mrs. Vandemeyer's."
contradiction
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hypothesis: The kilometers per hour does not get bigger than the miles per hour over the years. premise: and then over the years the the kilometers per hour gets bigger than the miles per hour and eventually disappears
contradiction
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hypothesis: George grabbed the brochure out of his captain's hand to tell that the didn't pay good money for pictures. premise: George Pearinsky, the first European of Polish decent in space, took the brochure ('album' was just too much of an overstatement) and barked under his nose 'I didn't pay 200,000 to look at pi...
neutral
363,365
hypothesis: I love dressing up for the stores. premise: yes i think i think your right i've noticed that too it's just it's very different but i've i think um it's kind of sad when you have to go in and make dress up to go somewhere i mean just to the shop
contradiction
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hypothesis: The Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum have various toy car models in their exhibitions. premise: Also on the same site are a Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum, which celebrates 100 years of British toy making.
neutral
251,627
hypothesis: I remember when mailing a letter costed $50 premise: you know i could i can remember the days when it only cost three cents to mail uh uh uh a letter
contradiction
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hypothesis: A false bomb scare was used to get employees to evacuate the building. premise: The test involved staging a surprise bomb scare to get employees, who were unaware that the threat was a pretense, to evacuate the building.
entailment
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hypothesis: It seems to be Van Gogh. premise: But not Van Gogh, either.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The Cramond Inn is a stop along the coastline, where people can purchase refreshments. premise: There are pleasant walks along the coastline and stops for refreshment at the Cramond Inn, which is believed to be a setting described in Robert Louis Stevenson's St. Ives.
entailment
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hypothesis: The US economy has been struggling in recent years. premise: On the other hand, other economists have observed that strong consumer spending-boosted by low saving and the wealth effect discussed above-has fueled the surge in business investment and strong economic growth in the U.S. economy in recent years.
contradiction
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hypothesis: They don't play tennis there. premise: Tennis facilities are also widely available, but the climate makes it a sport best reserved for early morning, or evenings when the courts are floodlit.
contradiction
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hypothesis: The fatal dose was not taken when the murderer thought it would be. premise: But in her hurry to be in time for the village entertainment Mrs. Inglethorp forgot to take her medicine, and the next day she lunched away from home, so that the last ”and fatal ”dose was actually taken twenty-four hours later tha...
entailment
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hypothesis: Our vanadls are very aware of the class of the people around them. premise: Our vandals apparently lack class consciousness.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Making they playoffs doesn't help you in the draft because those are unrelated things. premise: or even making the play-offs so that doesn't doesn't help you in the draft
neutral
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hypothesis: I think that there is a perfectly reasonable explanation as to why we were missed by the bad weather. premise: uh i think we've been fortunate that we've missed any of the real bad weather this year because we went to California instead but right now
contradiction
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hypothesis: The dam also made it easier to keep track of water levels throughout the years. premise: Chief among its projects was the Aswan High Dam, which provided hydroelectricity to the population and freed the country from the scourge of the annual river flood, bringing security to the highly populated Nile Delta.
neutral
275,658
hypothesis: Copies of the reports should not be sent to anyone else. premise: Copies of the reports should also be sent to other officials who have legal oversight authority or who may be responsible for acting on audit findings and recommendations and to others authorized to receive such reports.
contradiction
363,810
hypothesis: The staff are adorned with traditional clothes and jewelry. premise: The staff wear traditional clothing and work with the tools of their forefathers.
neutral
148,776
hypothesis: The affair can only happen if certain elements all come together. premise: Such an affair is improbable, but--take heart, Clinton-haters--it's not impossible.
neutral
366,336
hypothesis: The Cameron Highlands are located in South East Asia. premise: If you've been traveling on the coast, or elsewhere in semi-tropical Southeast Asia, the Cameron Highlands, located over 1,520 m (4,987 ft) above sea level, offer great relief amid morning mists and cool breezes.
neutral
293,643
hypothesis: The shrines of Ise are the most respected artifacts in the area. premise: Ise-Shima National Park, southeast of Osaka, is home to the Outer and Inner shrines of Ise.
neutral
228,380
hypothesis: Men named "Franklin" have been president. premise: No man called 'Franklin' has ever been elected President.
contradiction
378,257
hypothesis: China has the best tea and therefore the best tea cuttings around. premise: The first tea cuttings were brought to these gardens from China to found the plantations of Darjeeling and Assam.
neutral
169,241
hypothesis: Another example are the Indians cursing the Pakistanis and the Pakistanis cursing the Indians. premise: The French mock the British, the British mock the French, the Serbs kill the Albanians, the Albanians kill the Serbs--ah, that crazy regional humor.
neutral
375,021
hypothesis: Heat lamps are used to dry the grain. premise: Then the grain is dried in the sun, covering the squares and streets of villages, and is winnowed by tossing it in the air from round trays.
contradiction
82,685
hypothesis: The earth shook. premise: A deep rumble awoke in the mountain, a shake that warped the ground under Jon's feet.
entailment
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hypothesis: There is no debate about the pension. premise: Either the union gets the pension directly at the bargaining table ...
contradiction
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hypothesis: Yardley has solid evidence such as footage of Exley performing fellatio on a man. premise: A Washington Post book critic and Exley's literary executor, Yardley is said to use scant evidence--such as numerous late-night phone calls from Exley from 1975 to 1992--to draw conclusions about Exley's self-absorpti...
contradiction
97,885
hypothesis: Lots of elderly take advantage of this health care system. premise: that's a pretty good idea because people who take advantage of it end up in better health and saves them on health care
neutral
297,196
hypothesis: A scout who can travel through a storm is one of their better men. premise: A scout who travels through a storm like the torrent with nothing but a skin of blood to sustain him is likely to be one of their better men.
entailment
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hypothesis: A mechanic who is friends with Eva agreed to inspect the car free of charge as a favor, and found many issues with the vehicle, one of which being multiple sticks jammed into the bottom of the car, supposedly to stop the rattling noise. premise: Eva's mechanic friend inspected the car and found several larg...
neutral
243,206
hypothesis: There is no place for elevated pursuits in the city. premise: Yet the city also makes plenty of room for more elevated pursuits including Spain's most sophisticated cultural opera, theater, zarzuela (an indigenous form of light comic opera), and dance.
contradiction
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hypothesis: There was no dance hall or artist colony here. premise: They invented the cancan here in 1845 in a local dance hall, and in the 1920s, the quarter took over from Montmartre as the stamping ground of the city's artistic colony, led by Picasso.
contradiction
93,358
hypothesis: The Maltese order refuse to renovate the church. premise: The Maltese order, owner of the church for centuries, renovated it in the 1950s.
contradiction
100,187
hypothesis: "Dragons? Where?" Drew asked. premise: "Oh?"Drew wondered aloud.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Nobody I know can do it. premise: I don't know anyone responsible and knowledgeable who can.
entailment
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hypothesis: I could read from his face that something bad had happened. premise: I saw at once by his face that something disturbing had occurred.
entailment
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hypothesis: Jon kept quiet as he watched Vrenna. premise: Vrenna, now! Jon kicked the barrel and it broke open.
contradiction
164,928
hypothesis: While walking on the waterfront at sunset, you can see the bay and Mount Vesuvius, and occasionally a cruise ship. premise: The waterfront walk at sunset offers timeless views of the bay and Mount Vesuvius, with the contemporary addition of a gleaming-white cruise ship or two.
entailment
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hypothesis: It's not easy for me to admit that I have one myself. premise: they will already have in fact i have one myself i'm reluctant to admit
entailment
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hypothesis: I want to see James for a few hours. premise: Will you ask Sir James if I can see him for a few minutes?
contradiction
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hypothesis: I completely paved my driveway the following spring. premise: and i did that and the driveway the following spring which uh i needed a break from the work and i i needed a break to get a little more money ahead stuff like that so i waited
neutral
143,328
hypothesis: The value in the book is not the intrinsic value. premise: The amount of cash inflow equal to book value is not a net inflow of resources to the entity, because it is an exchange of one asset for another of equal recorded value.
neutral
31,951
hypothesis: The most attractive exhibit is the huge tin-mining equipment. premise: In addition to exhibits of Perakia rich variety of minerals, ores, and fossils are models of tin-mining equipment.
neutral
129,418
hypothesis: The village has a lot of tourists that come to fish. premise: Today it's a drowsily peaceful fishing village.
neutral
82,311
hypothesis: Fen-phen helped people who were obese. premise: But fen-phen was the first drug therapy proven to reduce weight over the long haul.
entailment
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hypothesis: You might say that those men don't exist. premise: Perhaps you will say that there are no longer such men.
entailment
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hypothesis: I'll hide in the last stall all night. premise: Me, I'm beddin' down in the last stall.
neutral
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hypothesis: Annie took trays of coco to someone's room. premise: My attention was attracted by the story of Annie about some 'salt' on the tray of coco which she took every night to Mrs. Inglethorp's room.
entailment
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hypothesis: Needy people will not have to pay for an attorney with this service. premise: That service, which will be expanded statewide, enables needy people to consult an attorney about civil legal problems, including rent and contract disputes, domestic abuse, consumer issues and custody matters.
neutral
367,498
hypothesis: Opinion and Recommended Decision Approving Revised Stipulation and Agreement in the month of May, 1998 is the reference you are looking for. premise: MC99-1, Opinion and Recommended Decision Approving Revised Stipulation and Agreement, May 14, 1998.
neutral
230,532
hypothesis: The Iron Horses raises money in order to help children. premise: Subia is president of a motorcycle club, the Iron Horses, which raises money year-round for a variety of causes, but mostly to help children.
entailment
262,663
hypothesis: A and E doesn't run it and I hate the Discovery Channel too. premise: yeah A and E runs quite a lot of them um i like Discovery Channel too i like they have lots of wildlife shows and
contradiction
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hypothesis: No, you've connected to Dayton, Ohio. premise: nope you've reached Dayton Ohio
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hypothesis: The square cathedral is visited by hundreds of people every month. premise: Farther along the Nablus Road, the sturdy, square, handsome tower of St. George's Cathedral, which was consecrated in 1910, is a little piece of England in the heart of Arab Jerusalem.
neutral
391,121
hypothesis: After the Civil War, the cathedral was renovated. premise: Situated a stone's throw from the Calle Mayor on Avenida General Sanjurjo in the old town, the cathedral was considerably restored after the Civil War.
entailment
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hypothesis: You can turn to the Tombs of the Sanhedrin which is the high rabbinical court of Second Temple times. premise: You can make a diversion to the Tombs of the Sanhedrin, the supreme rabbinical court of Second Temple times.
entailment
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hypothesis: Jon looked at them with disgust before he turned to Susan. premise: Jon looked at Thorn and Vrenna for a long time and then turned to Susan.
neutral
105,736
hypothesis: In 1875, Pickford and Chaplin halted production. premise: It is not the first time that actors have tried to seize the reins of production--that was in 1919, when Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin, and Douglas Fairbanks joined forces with William S. Hart and D.W.
contradiction
308,734
hypothesis: Compatibility is requirements that things are compatible with existing computer resources. premise: A statement of requirements expressed in terms thatCompatibility-require items to be compatible with existingLimited information processing resources.
neutral
245,813
hypothesis: The path was totally clear. premise: Chasms and large boulders scatter across the area but there are dozens of ways through for a long distance.
contradiction
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hypothesis: I could have won a radio contest if I tried. premise: that's incredible i've never won not one thing from a radio station i haven't tried i probably haven't tried two hundred and thirty times
neutral
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hypothesis: The economic value that people place on the site of starving animals is applied to the predicted changes in feeding schedules. premise: The economic value that people place on improved visibility on a day that they visit a Class I area is applied to the predicted deciview changes and projected number of p...
contradiction
35,763
hypothesis: There was no Romanesque architecture in Italy. premise: With superb bronze doors and an imposing free-standing brick cam?­panile, it is a rare jewel of Italian Romanesque architecture.
contradiction
188,555
hypothesis: The program tries many methods premise: The programs continue to explore avenues for improving services to clients.
neutral
260,146
hypothesis: Dunleavy does a fine job as a coach. premise: well Dunleavy's a good coach though he was
entailment
309,650
hypothesis: I think some companies take it too far. premise: well some companies have gone that far uh TI has not
entailment
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hypothesis: They are using money they earned in order to plant trees. premise: oh okay and they're taking the money that they earn to plant trees
entailment
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hypothesis: PRC is only involved with appeal cases for 10 days. premise: The facts are that the PRC gets involved in only appeals of closings and then for only 120 days.
contradiction
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hypothesis: He built up his determination as he followed along. premise: The fat man followed, apparently gaining back some of his courage.
entailment
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hypothesis: This murders committed by the Chinese Nationalists were the last straw. premise: And then in 1937, with the popular support of ultra-right-wing groups, the army overrode parliamentary resistance in Tokyo and went to war against the Chinese Nationalists.
neutral
82,997
hypothesis: Lies can reinforce trust that makes communication possible. premise: If a lie, by definition, becomes a lie only in the context of communication (speech, writing, gesture), and if a lie is immoral because it destroys the fundamental trust that makes communication possible--if all this is so, can a lie be to...
contradiction
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hypothesis: The current Editor is Sally Mae. premise: (Current Editor Floyd S. Bloom will return to Scripps Research Institute.)
contradiction
59,869
hypothesis: In the morning he will be gone. premise: In the morning he would be at this again.
contradiction
13,097
hypothesis: English and French monarchs wanted power over all the land. premise: For the next 400 years, English and French monarchs fought over the sovereignty of various parts of France ' among them Aquitaine, Touraine, Normandy, and Flanders.
neutral
272,197
hypothesis: Each emission type has its own part about it. premise: Part C contains provisions specifically for nitrogen oxides emission reductions.
neutral
272,912
hypothesis: The wall was decorated with neutral-colored materials. premise: On the far wall were strips of brightly colored woven materials flanking a huge closed cupboard, a very old one, Drew thought.
contradiction
297,943
hypothesis: Ugly women completely ignored Ca'daan. premise: Beautiful women in silks ignored Ca'daan as they passed.
contradiction
210,415
hypothesis: There are many different entrances to the chateau in the form of wooden doors. premise: The entrance to the chateau is through the brick-and-stone gateway of the late Gothic Louis XII wing, completed in 1503.
contradiction
227,975
hypothesis: There's a huge difference in prices compared to the EU. premise: There's not much differential from other EU prices.
contradiction
94,599
hypothesis: The sounds of the searching carried on through the night. premise: Eventually, the sounds of searching died down.
contradiction
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hypothesis: Tyndale bartered his captor. premise: If God spare my life, Tyndale once vowed to an educated friend, ere many years I will cause a boy that driveth the plough to know more of the Scripture than thou doest.
contradiction
275,357
hypothesis: There are different ways of setting up a garden. premise: If English and Japanese gardens attempt, in their different ways, to enhance nature by tidying it up while imitating a natural landscape, the French garden ' which Versailles epitomizes ' deliberately imposes a formal pattern.
neutral
237,461
hypothesis: Most screening items have been used by research staff but not clinical staff. premise: Studies of the translation of efficacious research practice into clinical practice is needed most since screening instruments have been used by research staff and not clinical staff.
entailment
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hypothesis: Sadness in a six-pack. premise: Happiness in a Four-pack
contradiction
193,748
hypothesis: A lot has changed since the war. premise: You know, a lot had changed since then.
neutral
269,813
hypothesis: It would be an honest mistake for a conventional thinker to assume that taxes increase rather than decrease when revenues increase. premise: A conventional thinker might be forgiven for concluding from this record that what raises revenues is raising taxes, not cutting them.
entailment
253,075
hypothesis: Boris shot up his hand, Kerensky didn't make the February revolution premise: Boris shot up his hand and Kerensky did not make the February revolution.
entailment
12,709
hypothesis: Although he looks like he has it all, you also have to feel sorry for Bradley premise: You have to feel sorry for Bradley.
neutral