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122,249 | hypothesis: Daniel Buren wanted to provoke thoughtful discourse when he created the black-and-white columns displayed in the gardens. premise: Exhibitions of contemporary sculpture are held in the gardens, which also feature permanent exhibits of modern art, including Daniel Buren's controversial black-and-white-stripe... | neutral |
273,247 | hypothesis: Wallace is a postmodern ironist and sarcastic. premise: The Is Wallace a postmodern ironist, sarcastic to the point of annoyance? | entailment |
24,595 | hypothesis: The performance is really good. premise: But the performance is splendid | entailment |
190,752 | hypothesis: Basically, it's how they get rid of people. premise: so in other words that's the way they force people out | entailment |
170,189 | hypothesis: The Range was a big part of the community and it was respected. premise: The Range was the big holding, and to ride there meant security and an established position in the community. | neutral |
355,147 | hypothesis: You have almost made it to the end, encouraged Tuppence. premise: It's only a step or two now, said Tuppence breathlessly. | neutral |
340,181 | hypothesis: There are only good looking women on staff. premise: Says a former Clinton aide, There has been a real tendency to have no good-looking women on the staff in order to protect him. | contradiction |
79,533 | hypothesis: Staying in a hotel is the only way. premise: Addi?tional alternatives are house and apartment rentals and camping or caravanning. | contradiction |
87,673 | hypothesis: The monuments are beautiful and it would be a shame to miss them. premise: As you stroll along its various shopping streets look for significant Islamic monuments. | neutral |
139,792 | hypothesis: Two consultants were hired in January 2000 premise: In January 2000, assisted by two consultants hired by the Missouri Bar using technical assistance grants provided by LSC, Missouri's six legal services programs announced the Missouri Plan for Equal Access to Justice, a blueprint for action aimed at delive... | entailment |
346,986 | hypothesis: A judge friend of mine told me that he loves to have people from the electronics industry on his juries. premise: though i have had a judge fact this very judge friend of mine say that he uh does not like to have people on the jury that are from uh the electronics industry | contradiction |
341,638 | hypothesis: Plot highlights that Magellan was driven by commercial concerns. premise: While Plotz is right that the number of challenges remaining seems to be decreasing--it could hardly increase--I find it almost impossible to believe that previous record-setters were driven by the kind of practical, commercial concer... | entailment |
122,169 | hypothesis: The murderer wrote the letter himself friends. premise: A letter in the murderer's own hand-writing, mes amis! | neutral |
330,112 | hypothesis: The fair haired cult s freeing and not constraining at all. premise: We have a new awareness of how limiting and unfair the cult of fair hair can be. | contradiction |
306,218 | hypothesis: A Report and Order can be requested by anyone and requires no explanation. premise: The analysis includes information required by section 604, including a description of the need for and purpose of this Report and Order. | contradiction |
302,929 | hypothesis: Las Vegas is a city someone can take a trip to. premise: To say that Las Vegas is a non-traditional city barely begins to hint at what a trip here will foretell. | entailment |
315,350 | hypothesis: All of the LA freeway shootings scare me. premise: you know and it kind of scares me especially with all the shootings that have been going on in L A on the freeways and then you come here in in the Dallas area um | entailment |
213,972 | hypothesis: I agreed somewhat. premise: 'Sort of,' I said. | entailment |
197,882 | hypothesis: NASA is happy to have this certification. premise: Subsequent to the issuance of the FFC report, NASA received ISO 9000 certification for its headquarters office and each of its centers. | neutral |
299,236 | hypothesis: DOD programs had the most success when working with other companies. premise: DOD programs that captured knowledge similar to commercial companies had more successful outcomes. | neutral |
349,202 | hypothesis: He never touched the phone, then it rang. premise: He tapped it, and it rang. | contradiction |
345,856 | hypothesis: Do you think the health insurance in Europe covers dental? premise: i know yeah um do you think that that that the insurance and all they've got in Europe does it cover dental or is it just medical | entailment |
265,826 | hypothesis: Clinton's team has found out that by quoting the policy's Republican defenders, the Republican critics will leave them alone. premise: Clinton's spokesmen have learned to brush off Republican critics of engagement by quoting the policy's Republican defenders. | entailment |
79,255 | hypothesis: Mieczyslaw, there is something I need to speak to you about. premise: But Mieczyslaw, there is one thing I'd like to talk to you about.' | entailment |
170,316 | hypothesis: No western films about outlaws have ever been made. premise: But Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch (1969) features existentially disillusioned outlaws going out in a montage of bloody chaos, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) is an outlaw buddy film, and Dances With Wolves (1990) attempts to revise enti... | contradiction |
329,883 | hypothesis: That is a classic car. premise: oh that that that's a classic car | entailment |
9,792 | hypothesis: They might sacrifice you to help themselves. premise: They may cut you down just to appease their bad luck. | neutral |
245,746 | hypothesis: The Government's undercover operations are paid for by fines. premise: --The cost of the Government's undercover operations is defrayed in whole or in part from the proceeds of sales of goods that have been purchased (as opposed to goods that have been forfeited). | contradiction |
272,789 | hypothesis: Sometimes we want to work out an idea that change an image. premise: Sometimes the desire to work out an idea--as in the large-scale panel picture According to What (1964), which presents a series of Johns' customary images in a deliberately decentered composition--produces a flaccid surface. | entailment |
85,492 | hypothesis: The report will look at ideas to help clients. premise: The report will capture the ideas, recommendations, and strategies from the conference and serve as a possible guide to help clients and advocates facilitate client-centered legal services delivery in their communities. | entailment |
47,651 | hypothesis: There is a non-Social Security deficit. premise: Unspecified policy actions-spending increases and/or tax cuts-are taken that eliminate the non-Social Security surpluses through 2010. | contradiction |
106,408 | hypothesis: Hittite Empire was extremely powerful, and he did not want to fight them. premise: But he was sufficiently wary of the formidable strength of the Hittite Empire to make peace with the next king, Hattusili III. | entailment |
297,648 | hypothesis: He supports the Rockefellers in this specific case. premise: He supports families and the future without specifying which families or what future. | contradiction |
213,424 | hypothesis: The benfits of the rule start at $110 and go up to $200. premise: Based on the above, the total benefits of the rule range from $110. | neutral |
300,446 | hypothesis: The ramparts were damaged and had to be fixed. premise: Its ramparts, built and rebuilt from the 12th to the 18th centuries, make a bracing walk, with the stretch between the Saint-Philippe bastion and the Tour Bidouane opening up a vista along the whole Emerald Coast. | neutral |
164,028 | hypothesis: The justices did not leave the court. premise: Since then, three justices have left the court, two of them from the pro-chair side. | contradiction |
315,526 | hypothesis: Mayakovsky wrote a play about the regime's repressive acts. premise: In 1929, disillusioned by the revolution, Mayakovsky wrote a protest play about the growing repressiveness of the regime. | entailment |
153,669 | hypothesis: The critic didn't like that John Pastier failed to mention billboards in new ball parks. premise: Your story on new ball parks (Diamonds in the Rough, by John Pastier) failed to mention their blatant commercialism in the form of billboards and other intrusive enticements to buy products totally unrelated to... | entailment |
368,614 | hypothesis: The White House in the United States was designed by a Polish architect. premise: This building is believed by some to have provided the basis for the design of Washington's White House in the United States, which was the work of Irish architect James Hoban in 1870. | contradiction |
206,783 | hypothesis: Lunch will be ready soon. premise: Lunch about ready, dear. | entailment |
214,424 | hypothesis: Steven Spielberg has not been listed as one of the most prominent faces of the New Economy, since he is not an economist. premise: David Geffen, Michael Eisner, Steven Spielberg, Sumner These are among the most prominent faces of the New Economy. | contradiction |
9,707 | hypothesis: The new office was designed by The Postal Group. premise: Renderings of the new office, provided by the building's architect, The Phillips Group, bear some resemblance to the agency's Church Street building in Lower Manhattan, which was contaminated with toxins during last year's World Trade Center attacks. | contradiction |
123,450 | hypothesis: The Royal Palace's remnants stand near the Jeu de Paume museum. premise: Fragments of the royal palace are still standing by the Jeu de Paume museum in the northwest corner of the Jardin des Tuileries. | entailment |
19,279 | hypothesis: Serve the shrimp after you have chilled them completely. premise: and the shrimp turn pink then you remove it and you put it on a platter and then you serve it with melted butter and uh | neutral |
317,131 | hypothesis: Tourism was never the biggest industry in the Lake District. premise: Tourism is now the biggest industry in the Lake District. | neutral |
183,040 | hypothesis: It continues to retain its original title of Krutenau. premise: It still holds on to its original name of Krutenau (Vegetable Waterway). | entailment |
31,570 | hypothesis: The reasons why that has led to the cancellation of Seattle's nudist fertility ritual are clear. premise: (Although why that should lead Seattle to cancel its all-nude fertility ritual is unclear.) | contradiction |
55,726 | hypothesis: Tuppence sat on the floor and didn't say anything. premise: There's that, said Tuppence suddenly, pointing to a small, old-fashioned safe let into the wall. | contradiction |
125,942 | hypothesis: The founder of Hadassah was born in the city of Jerusalem. premise: The upper road to Hadassah Medical Centre leads to the Street of Henrietta Szold, named after the Baltimore-born founder of Hadassah, the Organization of American Women Zionists. | contradiction |
374,610 | hypothesis: Using evaluation techniques had no monetary effect. premise: Thus, by using this evaluation technique, we are able to avoid the need for obtaining productive hourly costs translated into dollars using purchasing power parities. | contradiction |
351,844 | hypothesis: You should go back to work before you get into trouble. premise: oh yeah probably better let you get back to work | neutral |
383,529 | hypothesis: They are overcoming the hardships after the storm has passed. premise: The East Coast is recovering from Hurricane Floyd. | entailment |
189,689 | hypothesis: He went along with Edward's summons and treaty negotiations with the French king ended up falling through. premise: He ignored Edward's summons and instead negotiated a treaty with the French king, the beginning of a long association between France and Scotland that became known as the Auld Alliance. | contradiction |
287,283 | hypothesis: Women were proven to have high alcohol tolerance. premise: CAGE and AUDIT had low sensitivities (59 percent and 48 percent respectively) for alcohol dependence among white women. | contradiction |
243,652 | hypothesis: Nicola Pisano carved by himself the ancient pulpit. premise: In the left transept is a magnificent octagonal 13th-century pulpit carved by Nicola Pisano, with help from son Giovanni and Arnolfo di Cambio. | contradiction |
31,515 | hypothesis: Dorcas was scared of their reaction. premise: But I don't know that I ought, , " Dorcas hesitated. | neutral |
134,797 | hypothesis: Generalizabilities premise: generalizability? | neutral |
377,264 | hypothesis: The steel broke apart. premise: Shards of steel shot through the air. | entailment |
117,378 | hypothesis: These smart fellows moved slowly. premise: Imbeciles and quick. | contradiction |
208,600 | hypothesis: California is a place where they passed premise: uh for fully automatic weapons and uh all right now for instance in California where they passed the uh | entailment |
309,345 | hypothesis: Making female employees do stuff is ok. premise: Ogling colleagues or forcing female employees to sit beside their bosses at social events is also unacceptable. | contradiction |
327,936 | hypothesis: The Israeli press had been provoked by an agency investigation into their operations. premise: The Israeli press, which historically has respected the agency's request not to probe its workings, splashed these stories across the front pages. | neutral |
247,157 | hypothesis: The Santo da Serra Golf Club does not host any tours. premise: European Tour, takes place at Santo da Serra Golf Club. | contradiction |
204,643 | hypothesis: The color white is a complement to the color of the farmhouses. premise: After the first snowfall of winter, the fell tops turn white, complementing the walls of the rugged farmhouses and the gentle plumes of smoke that rise from log fires into the crisp cold air. | entailment |
118,235 | hypothesis: The exhibits on the country's history date as far back as 520 million years. premise: Other museums include the National History Museum on Jalan Raja south of the Dataran Merdeka, with exhibits on the country's history dating back 520 million years (metamorphic sandstone) as well as a 40,000-year-old homo s... | entailment |
63,927 | hypothesis: They tried many things before they found what worked. premise: um-hum but it it worked for them but uh you're right they they kind of | neutral |
10,933 | hypothesis: There is no person who is in charge of building credibility. premise: Notably, the principles address senior executivesa responsibility for creating an effective management context for their CIOs, as well as the CIOsa responsibilities for building credibility and organizing information technology and manage... | contradiction |
79,723 | hypothesis: Buchanan said Saddam wouldn't hurt anyone. premise: Isolationist Buchanan refloats an old John McLaughlin We shouldn't be too worried about weapons of mass destruction in Saddam's hands. | neutral |
166,470 | hypothesis: Many people only join the military because they're forced to. premise: kind of like joining the military | neutral |
391,667 | hypothesis: I would have no problem with the tennis balls on American Gladiators. premise: they look like yeah they seem like a tennis ball but there also doesn't look like it's almost livable yeah but best it i i don't think i could i i could handle those tennis balls so what else to you tape besides American Gladia... | contradiction |
229,569 | hypothesis: Frances wishes to dissuade its neighbors from adopting a more regulation minded approach. premise: It is equally clear that France will not give up its taste for regulation--indeed, it will surely try to impose that taste on its more market-oriented neighbors, especially Britain. | contradiction |
101,698 | hypothesis: Blumenthal was the one responsible and should have been impeached. premise: 5) Clinton will offer Blumenthal as another human sacrifice to appease the forces of impeachment. | contradiction |
65,976 | hypothesis: A preemptive strike saved Israel from Arab armies. premise: As Arab armies massed on the borders of Israel in 1967, the Israeli Air Force destroyed the air forces of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq with a preemptive strike. | neutral |
118,005 | hypothesis: They're letting them run around now. premise: so now they start turning them loose | entailment |
75,119 | hypothesis: The analysis also found that the annual cost could further be reduced. premise: The analysis found an annual cost of $198. | neutral |
43,250 | hypothesis: The Grand Duke of Tuscany never gave anyone gifts for any reason. premise: The mausoleum was designed in Florence, as a gift from the Grand Duke of Tuscany. | contradiction |
311,968 | hypothesis: She had pretty long hair. premise: The evening wind blew her hair. | neutral |
115,883 | hypothesis: He speaks for the enture commission and its members. premise: The views expressed herein are his own and do not necessarily represent those of the Commission or any of its members. | contradiction |
97,497 | hypothesis: The church has become a famous landmark in Venice, attracting thousands of pilgrims each year. premise: Where the Grand Canal empties into the lagoon stands the imposing church of Santa Maria della Salute la Salute to the Venetians is the masterpiece of Baldassare Longhena, built to mark the city's delivera... | neutral |
346,654 | hypothesis: There are 400 skulls on display. premise: The wall display of 400 wolf skulls brings a startling realization of just how many animals have been unearthed here. | entailment |
268,181 | hypothesis: Some giant Buford and Yaupon hollies. premise: some uh dwarf Burford hollies and Yaupon hollies | contradiction |
366,669 | hypothesis: They simply defecate without knowing where they are, we have to clean it up. premise: yeah they just poop and it's yeah they | neutral |
208,073 | hypothesis: Milosevic was a Communist and then a nationalists who disliked Albanians and wanted to ruin their country. premise: Polarization Slobodan Milosevic--first as a Communist and then as a Serbian nationalist--whipped up anti-Albanian sentiment. | neutral |
208,884 | hypothesis: San'doro and Vrenna watched the south road for signs of their enemy. premise: San'doro and Vrenna watched the south road for signs of the demontouched bandits. | entailment |
49,596 | hypothesis: Benjamin Franklin would definitely have betrayed everyone equally. premise: Betraying everybody equally- the one thing Benjamin Franklin certainly wouldn't have done. | contradiction |
146,635 | hypothesis: Next time, you should not get a small bird. premise: next time you'll have to try a bigger bird | entailment |
87,333 | hypothesis: Not all of it in two days! premise: 'Not all of it! Not in two days!' | entailment |
116,447 | hypothesis: Burton is being questioned regardless of being an investigator. premise: Burton, too, is both investigator and investigatee. | entailment |
213,791 | hypothesis: Teachers losing authority in the classroom has led to less people wanting to enter the profession. premise: i think one thing too that's hurting the teachers as far as recruiting teachers is that the uh they've lost a lot of their their authority in the classroom | entailment |
281,104 | hypothesis: This savings has been reinvested in technology. premise: Additional work, however, has been transferred to a lower cost provider, causing a technical gain of about one billion dollars. | neutral |
110,437 | hypothesis: "You can get a broom by the front door, little sister." premise: "You'll find a broom near the entrance, little sister. | neutral |
260,946 | hypothesis: LSC is responsible for gathering information on grantees. premise: It means that LSC has a regular means of gathering important qualitative and quantitative information on all our grantees against which we can evaluate their services and their improvement. | entailment |
109,715 | hypothesis: No difference will be made to the Iraq conflict regardless of when the impeachment vote is made. premise: While accusing Clinton of invoking the Iraq conflict to delay the impeachment vote, Republicans invoke the Iraq conflict to expedite the impeachment vote. | neutral |
283,842 | hypothesis: The NewsHour is very civil and calm, even though their advertisers are putting a lot of pressure on them. premise: Admirably (to many) resisting this commercial tide, the NewsHour seems even more civil and staid. | neutral |
360,364 | hypothesis: Cuba is a colony of Spain for many decades. premise: Cuba remained a colony of Spain, but the war contributed to the abolition of slavery on the island in 1886 and planted the seeds of a national consciousness. | neutral |
257,250 | hypothesis: OIRA approved the rule on Nov 7, 1997 and there was an article in The Wall Street Journal. premise: OIRA approved the final rule as complying with the order on November 7, 1997. | neutral |
304,721 | hypothesis: I am attracted to a woman I met yesterday. premise: I have met a woman whom I am attracted to. | neutral |
318,288 | hypothesis: The word cool can be interpreted in multiple ways. premise: In all senses of the word, stay cool. | entailment |
368,468 | hypothesis: You can't get them out of school because then they miss out on learning. premise: yeah still a lot of people and you just can't get them in and out of the school in a reasonable length of time you know traffic is a bit of a problem i mean of all the decisions they could have made on this particular school t... | neutral |
59,770 | hypothesis: Due to conflict between the cast members of the performance, there was an awful argument happening backstage, something that could not be solved in time for the show. premise: Somewhere backstage, an argument was raging. | neutral |
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