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113,057 | hypothesis: The chapel was one of five to receive an original Perugino piece. premise: Among the chapels which were given Baroque finishings in the late 16th century, notice an exquisite Perugino altarpiece of God the Father. | neutral |
18,455 | hypothesis: An exact copy. premise: 'A facsimile. | entailment |
145,807 | hypothesis: The dead fish was left in the swimming pool for a day. premise: uh put the fish in it now after the fish died from being handled so much uh we brought the fish and he put it out in the swimming pool so after he realized the fish wasn't going to come back uh to life again we went out there and they buried i... | neutral |
379,605 | hypothesis: He's a wimp and a laughing stock. premise: But I know this he is a man to fear." | contradiction |
162,388 | hypothesis: The Iglesia was larger than any of the other structures in the area. premise: Continuing west along Calle Oficios, you'll come to a splendidly restored square, Plaza de San Francisco, with upscale shops, restaurants, and the imposing 18th-century Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco de Asas. | neutral |
274,468 | hypothesis: That's boring. premise: oh oh well that's fun | contradiction |
74,618 | hypothesis: I have full confidence he will get it done in Denver. premise: i don't think he'll do it in Denver though | contradiction |
248,899 | hypothesis: Antonio Pollaiuolo's Portrait of a Young Woman is not a member of this collection, not that it deserves to be. premise: The prize pieces of this stunning collection include Piero della Francesca's San Nicola da Tolentino, Mantegna's Madonna and Child, a Botticelli Madonna, and Antonio Pollaiuolo's lovely Po... | contradiction |
325,893 | hypothesis: It's simply ridiculous on every level. premise: I could see neither rhyme nor reason in it. | neutral |
1,386 | hypothesis: There were many more cars than normal in the town. premise: A lot of extra cars were parked around the town- cameras and notebooks were in evidence. | neutral |
344,178 | hypothesis: Brantley said nothing exciting can be said about it. premise: But that is probably the most exciting thing that can be said about it, says the New York Times ' Ben Brantley. | entailment |
246,912 | hypothesis: This audit guide drew no inspiration from anything else. premise: This audit guide is based on and incorporates GAO's information technology acquisition model. | contradiction |
56,486 | hypothesis: According to some researchers, rent control benefits to landlords, renters and developers. premise: A story studies a block in the Lower East Side and concludes that rent control reduces the number of apartments, encourages landlord neglect, disproportionately benefits upper-middle-class renters, and dissua... | contradiction |
51,757 | hypothesis: Service Merchandise used to be the place to go. premise: you you got Service Merchandise yeah it used to be Service Merchandise was the place to go | entailment |
3,006 | hypothesis: I watch TV everyday. premise: and like i said i don't really watch TV too much any more uh | neutral |
163,711 | hypothesis: Aiming at facial features of what kind? premise: Aiming at what kinds of characteristics? | neutral |
23,416 | hypothesis: The Slums of Beverly Hills never formed a rift of genres, instead only focusing on coming-of-age sex comedies. premise: The Slums of Beverly Hills also walks a line between two genres, in this case coming-of-age sex comedy and autobiographical monologue. | contradiction |
62,223 | hypothesis: The large wealth is contrasted with poverty with women carrying bricks on their heads to construct luxury apartments. premise: But this huge wealth is juxtaposed with abject poverty, epitomized by women carrying bricks on their heads to build luxury apartments, and sackcloth hovels on construction sites. | entailment |
222,023 | hypothesis: Ramses II is reputed to be the Egyptian Pharaoh of biblical fame who let the Jews leave his land for Israel. premise: Some scholars now postulate that Ramses II was the Egyptian Pharoah of biblical fame who let the Jews leave his land for Israel. | entailment |
200,896 | hypothesis: Executive compensation increases cause jealousy problems in the workplace. premise: Much has been written regarding the meteoric rise of executive compensation in the United States. | neutral |
43,142 | hypothesis: We have had Job offers in the New York area and we prefer the longer commute. premise: especially especially when they finish all the construction out here and we didn't want him to let you know to like we had some job offers in the New York area and we thought well you know he would be really commuting | contradiction |
50,325 | hypothesis: The code was more strict compared to other Southern state laws. premise: The code, more liberal than the laws elsewhere in the South, remained in force in Louisiana for a century. | contradiction |
197,131 | hypothesis: I'm sending you a Shakespeare sonnet. premise: No one seems to mind a nice pre-written Shakespeare sonnet, and that's why I'm going to send one out just for you. | entailment |
149,550 | hypothesis: The changes succeeded in moving the keys. premise: The intent of these changes was to put key operational decisions in the hands of the managers who were closest to the point of customer service. | neutral |
200,407 | hypothesis: He let her do it carefully premise: He let her take her time. | entailment |
295,401 | hypothesis: Their perception of the situation may have been faulty; could this man have detected something they did not? premise: Would this man's eyes have seen something where theirs had been blind? | entailment |
226,744 | hypothesis: They don't have an income tax in that state. premise: inspection you know they have the state income tax | contradiction |
334,847 | hypothesis: The trivial case was one of theft premise: uh i was only on one jury ever so far in my life and uh it really was a pretty trivial case and it seemed to me all the time i was thinking of all these people in the courtroom over this | neutral |
53,552 | hypothesis: I don't know how to read, but I wish I did. premise: and so i have a real you know heart for them and i'm going to bring my Mormon neighbors some Amish bread today and that's just where my heart is so i read a lot of books on that and you know Christian books written by people about you know to help you ou... | contradiction |
20,621 | hypothesis: She fell in love with the family who loved her just as much. premise: The family she had stayed with cared for her now. | entailment |
19,123 | hypothesis: They were just dying...the men. premise: Th' boys ... they was jus' funnin'. | contradiction |
210,954 | hypothesis: IPM has been prepping for months to run the program. premise: IPM Is Well Suited to Model Multi-Emission Control Programs | neutral |
379,197 | hypothesis: Couples must share funds premise: At the other extreme, if the couple merely shifted the funds from another account or asset to the IRAs (i.e. | neutral |
233,068 | hypothesis: Adrin danced around the issue at hand. premise: Adrin got the point. | contradiction |
223,937 | hypothesis: It's hard to know how much national saving will increase if the government increases spending on welfare. premise: In summary, it is unclear how much each additional dollar of government saving will ultimately increase national saving. | neutral |
270,420 | hypothesis: Hospitals always review their guideline every quarter. premise: Hospitals, government insurers, and private insurers have stepped in with standard guidelines for care, review of medical decisions, and changes in how doctors are paid. | neutral |
322,112 | hypothesis: Hurghada has the best waters for diving in the entire world. premise: The most established town is Hurghada whose small offshore islands sit among some of the best diving waters in the world. | entailment |
76,690 | hypothesis: This returns us to how human nature has evolved during the existence of America. premise: Which brings us back to where we Human nature--or, at least, human nature as it has evolved in our American times. | entailment |
168,152 | hypothesis: Boys and Girls Clubs just try and keep kids safe. premise: Boys Clubs Girls Clubs things like that that kind of get into that citizenship uh the uh looking after the environment sort of thing and and i guess i don't see uh this being that different but even more beneficial because it would be something that... | contradiction |
212,850 | hypothesis: Do people live under the river? premise: Do people live there? | neutral |
118,204 | hypothesis: Pokhara is east of the capital. premise: Some 200 km (124 miles) west of the capital by road and half an hour by air, Pokhara is a major staging point for treks and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. | contradiction |
155,890 | hypothesis: According to Powell, though time and wind play a part in your luck, they aren't that big of a deal. premise: The terrifying thing, Powell noted, is that it's the wind and the time and the tide that decide your luck. | contradiction |
61,549 | hypothesis: Lyon has a lot of museums. premise: Lyon has a wealth of museums, among which the following are certainly worth a visit. | entailment |
207,325 | hypothesis: Maybe he would let someone else do it, since he was floudering so much. premise: Maybe he should step aside and let someone else take over the routine. | neutral |
208,164 | hypothesis: The four least accepted AICPA standards are as follows. premise: The four AICPA generally accepted standards of reporting are as follows. | contradiction |
12,804 | hypothesis: The SBA has shown some agencies follow this. premise: The SBA has confirmed that some agencies follow this practice without objection from the SBA. | entailment |
358,665 | hypothesis: The Stone of Destiny was pilfered by a thief. premise: The Stone of Destiny and the Scottish crown jewels were stolen, and Scotland's Great Seal was broken up. | entailment |
130,811 | hypothesis: Rockefeller was addicted to politics. premise: Rockefeller's addiction to living in an expensive realm of his own, for creating his own entourage, ultimately accounted for Gerald Ford's decision to toss Rockefeller overboard and pick Bob Dole as his running mate in 1976 (something that will presumably be di... | neutral |
41,035 | hypothesis: I was a freshman in high school and went to a big school. premise: and i was a freshman in high school you know and i was the peon but uh it probably took i don't know maybe the first semester to get to get to where i was really comfortable with school because um i hadn't been in the public school system fo... | entailment |
115,344 | hypothesis: It wasn't worth thinking about. premise: How soon, and how 59 contemptuously, I had dismissed it from my mind. | neutral |
89,483 | hypothesis: I think that Roseanne is the best show that I've seen in my entire life. premise: i really like that that's a good show and i like Rosanne now i know not many people probably like Roseanne but | neutral |
110,830 | hypothesis: James Gandon is not a well-known architect. premise: The Corinthian portico was designed by James Gandon, who was also responsible for the Custom House on the north bank of the Liffey. | contradiction |
193,905 | hypothesis: Secret Services agents are highly skilled and are very capable of guarding the residence. premise: Secret Service agents guard the residence's entrances on the first floor and ground floors, but the first family has privacy in the quarters themselves. | neutral |
44,485 | hypothesis: The band was known for traditional approach to blues music always in sync and clearly following in the footsteps of early jazz. premise: It's a spacey sort of blues, with Davis and Shorter playing furiously against the ethereal, Rothko-like shadings of Hancock's Fender Rhodes and Carter's electric bass and... | contradiction |
268,663 | hypothesis: I wonder if more than 500 people showed up? premise: How many came? | neutral |
262,466 | hypothesis: The Wall Street Journal correctly stated the James Bond acronym SPECTRE. premise: The NYT scrupulously corrects a prior misstatement of the words making up the acronym of the James Bond nemesis organization SPECTRE. | contradiction |
218,215 | hypothesis: When all are pure their innocence is noticed by no one. premise: If you portray everything as a scandal, no one will care when something really is scandalous. | contradiction |
52,847 | hypothesis: Over 200 cases have been funded only using LSC contributions. premise: The Cases Funded Exclusively with LSC Resources The second methodology LSC is developing is a model to estimate the number of cases funded exclusively with LSC funds. | neutral |
87,252 | hypothesis: I see your point and it does make sense. premise: I see uh-huh | neutral |
103,578 | hypothesis: Content is a methodology for structuring real estate transactions. premise: Content A Methodology for Structuring and | neutral |
193,631 | hypothesis: One of those states is California. premise: Several states have bills pending that would require bounty hunters to register with police, take more extensive training courses, and obey procedural constraints that apply to police, such as announcing themselves before entering a private home. | neutral |
285,838 | hypothesis: He likes those crane games in where you try to win a toy, he won a teddy bear last week premise: yeah yeah well he likes those crane games you know where you try to win a toy | neutral |
172,469 | hypothesis: The Prodigal Son is an old tale. premise: The Prodigal Son is an old story. | entailment |
258,448 | hypothesis: The sky seemed peaceful when he looked up. premise: When he jerked his eyes upward, all seemed serene in the sky. | entailment |
346,015 | hypothesis: War Correspondents start fighting in 1914. premise: 1914: Fighting Breaks Out Between War Correspondents | entailment |
100,961 | hypothesis: The validity of economist has never come into question. premise: Can 2,500 economists be wrong? | contradiction |
66,760 | hypothesis: The Executive Order that came before was very much alike. premise: The prior Executive Order contained a similar requirement now found at Section 3(b)(2)(A) of the newly effective Order requiring that the preemptive effect of the rule be specified. | entailment |
124,827 | hypothesis: The item was sold. premise: So how much did it sell for? | entailment |
102,015 | hypothesis: Susan wore the dress from Gauve's wife with pride. premise: Susan wore a dress of burgundy, another gift from Gauve's wife. | neutral |
201,967 | hypothesis: Having a surplus is bad. premise: The decline in the won, by making imports more expensive and exports more competitive, would help bring about the decline in the current-account deficit, or the generation of a surplus. | contradiction |
375,583 | hypothesis: The hiking trails take you to areas with beautiful scenery. premise: Though the road eventually reaches a dead end, there are a number of marked hiking routes back towards Ullswater or south over higher ground to Patterdale. | neutral |
277,022 | hypothesis: Americans were concerned about the safety of the youth. premise: We Americans mocked the militarism of German youth in the '30s, and now we're embracing Louis Caldera's ballistic schemes. | neutral |
228,868 | hypothesis: Congress has to actual authority over the GAO. premise: Thus, I would urge the Congress to not lose sight of the important balance between mandates, requests, and research and development in the mix of GAO's work supporting the Congress. | contradiction |
27,141 | hypothesis: I'd guess that he is likely to spend the money. premise: but he'll spend the money i bet | entailment |
120,467 | hypothesis: It happened repeatedly, and I felt sorry for them the first couple times, but after awhile I did not, and I felt guilty for feeling that way. premise: over and over and over again and the first couple of times you know i felt really sorry for them but after a while it was like you know shoot the little shit... | entailment |
197,056 | hypothesis: The price you will end up with is lower than the initial price. premise: You'll probably end up with a price that's around 50 70% of this initial price so if the goods are genuinely more expensive than you want to pay, better to walk away now with a handshake and a firm no thank you. | entailment |
21,623 | hypothesis: We do not think about the money at all. premise: We're always saying, 'Will it pay?' | contradiction |
315,605 | hypothesis: Pareto had no moves. premise: Increasing the discount from zero to e cent, then, was a Pareto optimal move. | contradiction |
313,665 | hypothesis: He was a math high school teacher premise: he was a teacher | neutral |
8,747 | hypothesis: Are the young people willing to talk about their lives? premise: um what uh how do you feel about uh the the young people are they are are they talking uh do you think eighteen years of age like right or during high school | neutral |
45,408 | hypothesis: The Microsoft company store will soon be home to Prada and Gucci Boutiques. premise: 6) Prada and Gucci will be opening boutiques in the Microsoft Company Store. | entailment |
213,700 | hypothesis: A great emphasis was placed on the responsibilities of the board of directors. premise: reforms in response to issues raised by significant restatements of financial statements and corporate failures were placing greater emphasis on the roles and responsibilities of boards of directors. | entailment |
314,199 | hypothesis: You didn't have to fight in the Vietnam war to become president. premise: i know that uh i've heard people say that you know when people that went to World War Two you couldn't become a political figure or president unless you had served in the war but then in Vietnam | neutral |
230,110 | hypothesis: There's no shortage of things to do in Las Vegas. premise: For all there is to do and see in Las Vegas, one may wonder if there is a nightlife at all outside of the obvious. | entailment |
53,556 | hypothesis: Tomes created art that shocked people and made them think. premise: The cathedral's 750 stained-glass windows are sublimely restrained, but Tomes bronze, marble, and jasper ensemble of color, shape, and symbolism is startling, and, daring as it is, much criticized. | neutral |
320,459 | hypothesis: He was a moderate and safe painter until the day he died. premise: In his final year he binged, painted nothing, and drove his car into a tree. | contradiction |
12,001 | hypothesis: There are some people who have bad intentions. premise: but i don't think you would uh someone might grab you mess around with you but they're not going to grab you steal your your money and slit your throat which in a lot of big cities | neutral |
14,755 | hypothesis: Prices for many common consumer goods like milk are generally fixed, but not in markets. premise: Prices are generally fixed, except in markets. | neutral |
317,067 | hypothesis: There are many lower case rates in subgroups within the ED. premise: Within the ED, there are even higher case rates in subgroups. | neutral |
58,767 | hypothesis: Failure by bureaucrats premise: Bureaucratic Failure and | entailment |
16,351 | hypothesis: I said it to myself. premise: And that's what I told myself. | entailment |
209,114 | hypothesis: A good attitude makes the work environment good. premise: They instill a culture of accountability by adopting a positive and supportive attitude toward improvement and the achievement of established program outcomes. | neutral |
213,313 | hypothesis: The quarrying operation and the port called La Canal are two of the attractions nearby. premise: Other nearby attractions include the quarrying operation itself and the port called La Canal, from where salt is exported. | entailment |
366,171 | hypothesis: Lipkin is from Georgia. premise: Rhonda Lipkin (Maryland), Victor Geminiani (Hawaii), Nan Heald (Maine) and Mike Genz (LSC) presented this session. | contradiction |
239,826 | hypothesis: Byorai is a Buddah to takes believers to Paradise. premise: In the center is Amida Nyorai, the Buddha who leads believers to Paradise; on the right is Senju ( Thousand-Armed ) Kannon, the goddess of mercy; on the left is Bato-Kannon, depicted with a horse's head on its forehead, regarded as the protector of... | entailment |
191,919 | hypothesis: Camacha is well-known in the island for its wickerwork industry. premise: In the heart of willow country, Camacha is famous throughout the island as the heart of the wickerwork industry. | entailment |
119,971 | hypothesis: I do crafts and a lot of reading. premise: um mostly what i do i do do some crafts like it mentioned in the thing and then i i read a lot | entailment |
259,759 | hypothesis: The OASDHI is not involved with benefits at all. premise: If benefits would have exceeded taxes, the OASDHI trust funds make a payment to the Railroad Social Security Equivalent Benefit Account; if benefits would have been less, the OASDHI trust funds receive a payment. | contradiction |
233,362 | hypothesis: Stock options do important things in the real economy. premise: Stock options, after all, serve no useful purpose in the real economy. | contradiction |
220,167 | hypothesis: A shattered coffee cup is one of the items left lying around. premise: A reading-lamp, some books, matches, a bunch of keys, and the crushed fragments of a coffee-cup lay scattered about. | entailment |
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