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247,781 | hypothesis: Yes, as it is, um... premise: yeah because it's uh | entailment |
347,592 | hypothesis: Ms Carlson copped up to spousal abuse. premise: Margaret Carlson Admits to Beating Drug-Addicted Wife! | entailment |
32,429 | hypothesis: That deal is so outlandish that it would cancel out all other deals that have been made. premise: If he wants to make that valid, he wouldn't dare any such deal!" | neutral |
141,850 | hypothesis: They believed in no God. premise: A god who cared little for the ways of man but whose breath shifted their lives like wind through grass. | contradiction |
267,702 | hypothesis: It highlights a day in the life of a wealthy Roman family. premise: It really brings to life the daily routines of a wealthy Roman family. | entailment |
8,452 | hypothesis: Ca'daan said he had to return home to keep his family safe. premise: I have to go home, said Ca'daan. | neutral |
199,208 | hypothesis: He is no longer having a party. premise: well you too well he's having his party until Friday but | contradiction |
9,003 | hypothesis: It's a good idea to buy early before the price goes up. premise: If it is going to double, then you should buy. | entailment |
15,139 | hypothesis: There is an assimilation by some of the non-Hindu gods. premise: Some even assimilate Buddhist and primitive, non-Hindu local deities. | entailment |
211,213 | hypothesis: A religious execution. premise: crucifixion. | neutral |
386,753 | hypothesis: A third piece is the newsroom split between politics and policy. premise: A third factor is the newsroom division between politics and policy. | entailment |
118,674 | hypothesis: I wish to draw your attention to the picture on the right. premise: Take, for instance, the two pictures shown above. | contradiction |
253,251 | hypothesis: The worst views are on the back of the property. premise: Ask to be set back as far as possible from the main road for the best views and least traffic noise. | contradiction |
357,824 | hypothesis: You've never been employed to this employer before. premise: sure okay what else can we talk about who do you work for | neutral |
57,839 | hypothesis: The exhibition organizers should stay in touch with the social context of what they're displaying. premise: As boating parties replace ballerinas on the T-shirts and umbrellas for sale along Michigan Avenue, the exhibition organizers shouldn't shy away from social context and controversy. | entailment |
357,928 | hypothesis: You will see the Devil himself on your journey. premise: At the top end of the lake, you wander into dense forest through a fantastic chaos of rocks and grottos that according to local tradition are variously inhabited by the Devil and King Arthur himself. | neutral |
283,965 | hypothesis: I feel better. premise: Oh, I feel so much better! | entailment |
225,867 | hypothesis: Ca'daan said he would ask the girl to join him. premise: I have to ask her, Ca'daan said again. | neutral |
272,904 | hypothesis: Sather Karf wasn't happy with the fact electric charges couldn't transfer in the experiment. premise: "Like the soul, electrical charges will not transfer," Sather Karf agreed sadly. | neutral |
232,149 | hypothesis: A chief executive can be victorious in a fight with Congress. premise: A backdoor appropriations victory is not exactly the strong-arming triumph a chief executive is supposed to win over Congress. | entailment |
280,789 | hypothesis: How come there were no fingerprints at all? premise: Then how do you account for the fact that you left the unmistakable impress of your finger-prints on it? The bullying manner was highly efficacious with a nervous disposition. | contradiction |
69,817 | hypothesis: My sister-in-law has been a crafty person since she was a child. premise: no see i'm not i've not ever been a real craft type person i have a sister-in-law that i mean if it can be done with your hands she does it she makes things for the kids for Christmas and nephews and nieces and i look at them and i th... | neutral |
269,526 | hypothesis: Alexander dreamt of a huge empire extending across the Ganga plain. premise: Alexander's dreams of a huge empire extending eastwards across the Ganga plain were blocked by mutinous troops fed up with upset stomachs, the harsh terrain, and the tough Indian military opposition. | entailment |
383,216 | hypothesis: Where you want to be also comes into it. premise: but uh so i i you know i guess it from my point of view it depends on uh you know on where you are in life as to what's most important | neutral |
349,244 | hypothesis: The Taliban began advancing very quickly in Afghanistan. premise: Set against the evidence of moderation in Iran, the Taliban's advance in Afghanistan has generated alarm, particularly among ex-Soviet Central Asian governments, who fear the spread of Islamic fundamentalism northward. | neutral |
96,063 | hypothesis: It takes one hour to get from Montpellier to the Bassin de Thau. premise: South from Montpellier on the N113, you will get a good view over the Bassin de Thau and the oyster and mussel beds near Bouzigues. | neutral |
312,346 | hypothesis: A surprising amount of auditors know very little about the format for an RFP. premise: Auditors should become familiar with the standard format for an RFP. | neutral |
227,439 | hypothesis: This was the dead body. premise: 'This body,' Derry said. | neutral |
237,621 | hypothesis: The virtual Benjamin Franklin knew exactly what was happening. premise: The virtual copy of Benjamin Franklin blinked, confused. | contradiction |
367,860 | hypothesis: There are several tours you can take. premise: You can take a lake tour or a ferry trip to Ambleside in the north or Lakeside in the south. | entailment |
375,947 | hypothesis: You can see mosaics being installed in the workshops. premise: You can see the art of mosaics still being practised in workshops along the nearby Via Giuliano Argentario. | contradiction |
71,901 | hypothesis: The postal services' technical inefficiency has been completely analyzed premise: Unlike labor costs, technical inefficiency of the Postal Service has not been analyzed. | contradiction |
13,688 | hypothesis: Medicare's overall growth did indeed slow to less than 6 percent by 1997, and less than 5 percent by 1999. premise: A draft summary of the Health Security Act, released in September of 1993, contained a chart showing projected growth for Medicare slowing to less than 6 percent by 1997, and less than 5 perc... | neutral |
12,293 | hypothesis: It was a stronghold of pro-franco forces but it was nearly destroyed. premise: During the Spanish Civil War, it was a stronghold of the pro-Franco forces, who held out during a 72-day siege that all but destroyed it. | entailment |
326,776 | hypothesis: Grantee b gets $30,000 in funding but will only serve 500 clients for $600 premise: Grantee B also receives $30,000 in LSC funds, but only serves 500 clients at a cost-per case ratio of $600. | entailment |
5,018 | hypothesis: There were no hints toward Clinton knowing anything about the Chinese plans, as claimed by Clinton, but this seems unbelievable. premise: Clinton claims to have known nothing about the Chinese plans. | neutral |
149,994 | hypothesis: It is possible to view the largest island in 1 day. premise: The Mediterranean's largest island is in many fascinating ways a country to itself, seemingly not part of Italy or Europe at all, and if possible, it deserves a separate and unrushed vacation to do it justice. | contradiction |
192,809 | hypothesis: Financial privacy is a reality. premise: This spring, the government bolstered the myth of financial privacy by cynically folding its KYC hand when its regulatory methods and practices were noisily scrutinized. | contradiction |
245,106 | hypothesis: Benjamin Siegel earned a foothold as a casino operator and director during this time. premise: During this period, East Coast Syndicate member Benjamin Bugsy Siegel earned a foothold as a local casino operator. | neutral |
106,850 | hypothesis: Cuba has delectable traditional music. premise: All the styles of Cuba's delectable traditional music ee?ahabaneras, son, boleros, guarachas, guajiras, and more can be heard in every town's casa de la trova, usually a fine old building on or near the main square. | entailment |
246,208 | hypothesis: Information security policies should be periodically revisited. premise: As with any type of business activity, information security should be monitored and periodically reassessed to ensure that policies continue to be appropriate and that controls are accomplishing their intended purpose. | entailment |
50,626 | hypothesis: The Postal Service was permanently closed a year ago. premise: recommendations to mold the future of the Postal Service. | contradiction |
218,899 | hypothesis: The Ballroom is beautiful, but not very big. premise: This being an informal palace, the Ballroom is barely large enough to accommodate 200 noble dancers. | neutral |
22,682 | hypothesis: The business will not function without well-prepared financial professionals. premise: Such opportunities are critical not only in developing employees that understand the whole business and, in turn, provide greater value to their customers in the operating divisions but also as a way of ensuring that an a... | neutral |
389,376 | hypothesis: The Celtic influences are from very old times. premise: Place names attest to the Celtic influence at every turn. | neutral |
125,482 | hypothesis: A tax incentive for retirement may make people retire earlier. premise: A tax incentive for retirement saving may encourage some households to save more while encouraging others to shift their existing balances into tax-preferred accounts. | neutral |
294,793 | hypothesis: I do not want to. premise: oh i do too yes yes yes | contradiction |
361,920 | hypothesis: One thing I have to ask is how you feel about a relative being sent to a nursing home. premise: okay uh first um i need to know uh how how do you feel about uh about sending um an elderly uh family member to a nursing home | neutral |
4,995 | hypothesis: Clothes are sometimes expensive, so it could be worth it to make them. premise: right because clothes are some are really expensive you know uh uh a little simple shell shell blouse you know that you can make for about | neutral |
389,276 | hypothesis: TI hired a drug testing agency that had done drug tests for the government. premise: oh yeah you're that's a good point but at TI they before they had the testing i've forgotten it seems seems like it's a year ago September something like that they told us that the agency that did it was the one that did it... | entailment |
126,328 | hypothesis: Worshippers are being welcomed by Saint Peter. premise: On the left, you see the happy few being welcomed by Saint Peter. | neutral |
184,500 | hypothesis: Larger windows were added to the chambers by Charles II. premise: The chambers were totally refurbished by Charles II, including larger windows to balance the design of the new extensions. | entailment |
279,370 | hypothesis: There is nothing else to do until restoration is finished. premise: Until restoration is complete, the main reason to hit the area is to check out cultural sites, including the museums. | contradiction |
70,204 | hypothesis: During the whole Cold War liberals were begging for humanitarian military intervention to occur in the Soviet Union. premise: During the Cold War, liberals shunned military intervention--even humanitarian military intervention--because such adventurism could provoke conflict with the Soviets and tended to b... | contradiction |
90,035 | hypothesis: The players believe their pay and promotion could be handled better. premise: Soccer Federation, the Post says the players are determined to promote and pay themselves better than they believe the [USSF] has. | entailment |
289,880 | hypothesis: The decision? premise: The verdict? | entailment |
122,598 | hypothesis: They don't have any other choice but to accept it. premise: i think maybe they have to accept it | neutral |
356,827 | hypothesis: The village is north of the river. premise: We're going to stay on the other side of the river, south of the village. | neutral |
266,862 | hypothesis: There is definitely something fishy about it, I agreed. premise: It is certainly curious, I agreed. | neutral |
350,554 | hypothesis: The economists call it the wealth effect, according to the newspaper. premise: Then there's what economists call the wealth effect. | neutral |
233,493 | hypothesis: The oil lanters would burn all night in the homes. premise: As they watched, dusk fell and the light of oil lanterns began glowing yellow through the shuttered windows of the village homes. | neutral |
246,788 | hypothesis: GAO fulfills its responsibilities to Congress via its disclosure policy. premise: While GAO is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act, its disclosure policy follows the spirit of the act consistent with GAO's duties and responsibilities to the Congress. | entailment |
198,511 | hypothesis: Government-modified and government-developed tools are unavailable. premise: Government-developed or government-modified tools are available free of | contradiction |
71,930 | hypothesis: The Section 8 housing program had a budget that had increased each year. premise: 65 billion from the Section 8 housing program's fiscal year 1998 | neutral |
326,701 | hypothesis: Almost all clinicians obtain BAC tests because insurance always pays for testing. premise: For example, many clinicians do not routinely obtain a BAC test because of a fear of denial of payment for medical care by third-party payors for injured patients who test positive. | contradiction |
43,068 | hypothesis: He looked terrifying. premise: He had no visible weapons and looked softer than Marcus and the other. | contradiction |
92,854 | hypothesis: Anthony Lane found it dingy and too modern. premise: There is a curious antiquarian feeling, in fact, to the whole leering enterprise, says The New Yorker 's Anthony Lane. | contradiction |
123,850 | hypothesis: It's possible that federal agencies could save more money by using more frequent flyer miles. premise: We recognize that federal agencies, including GAO, might be able to achieve some additional savings by taking more advantage of frequent flyer miles for government travel. | entailment |
338,515 | hypothesis: The queen attended the public opening ceremony for the ship. premise: After some work to make her visitor-friendly, she lowered her gangplank to the public in October 1998. | neutral |
71,275 | hypothesis: This brings us back to how human existence has evolved since before and after America. premise: Which brings us back to where we Human nature--or, at least, human nature as it has evolved in our American times. | neutral |
109,439 | hypothesis: I know you live in Dallas now, but where did you used to live? premise: oh are you where did you live | neutral |
250,955 | hypothesis: People with orange contractor cards are preferred in Siberia. premise: An orange contractor card automatically gets you seated in Siberia. | neutral |
280,560 | hypothesis: The state I live in does not charge sales tax. premise: uh i uh as far as uh you know federal and state uh the uh the state i live in has a five percent sales tax | contradiction |
211,762 | hypothesis: It's not fun to visit there. premise: you know just something about the place makes it not not quite enjoyable | entailment |
65,757 | hypothesis: Where is Cynthia? premise: Oh, there's Cynthia!" A young girl in V. | contradiction |
106,714 | hypothesis: It's real convenient that have a little cooking area on each floor. premise: on each floor they have a little kitchen area where you can go down and have a make a meal you know | entailment |
377,695 | hypothesis: There was no confirmation given to his theory. premise: Here was confirmation of his theory. | contradiction |
296,409 | hypothesis: There was a magazine called Mob magazine. premise: Along with Mad magazine, he provided comedy to my suburban boyhood--Schulz the philosophical and Mad the topical--at just the right intellectual level for a suburban boy. | contradiction |
286,265 | hypothesis: They don't put bias on anything. premise: as difficult as he is or as as much as they try they put some bias i had the chance to hear Tracy Rowlett speak to a group and it was interesting that they think that they're basically impartial | contradiction |
359,682 | hypothesis: There weren't enough patients, so they knew everything premise: They had too many patients and, with every patient new to them, didn't know important details. | contradiction |
252,637 | hypothesis: The response that was given was a lie. premise: For a given value of truth. | contradiction |
389,215 | hypothesis: Civility is the most important major virtue of them all. premise: Civility is not one of the major virtues. | contradiction |
195,681 | hypothesis: There's poorer selection in items once you get to the regions that produced those items. premise: If, during your tours of the big cities, you come acroseproducts you like from places you will be visiting later, such as Rajasthan, Varanasi, or Kashmir, wait until you get there the price and selection may be... | contradiction |
250,120 | hypothesis: Other people were with me when I turned. premise: I turned. | neutral |
228,858 | hypothesis: People would probably take advantage of the regular schedule. premise: well do you think that um it should be like we have this sort of random spot testing type of thing or do you think it would be more palatable if we had some sort of regular schedule or would that just allow everybody a chance to get out ... | neutral |
229,660 | hypothesis: The pay is poor and the work is difficult. premise: well i've had enough of it but unfortunately they don't pay enough | neutral |
9,765 | hypothesis: The notebook could not be found anywhere on the table. premise: Where's the next draw?" The notebook lay on the table between them. | contradiction |
332,624 | hypothesis: Accepting the Jews into the nation helped it to grow tremendously. premise: Instead, he consolidated the state by expanding eastward and accepting minority populations, including persecuted Jews from across Europe, into the predominantly Catholic nation. | neutral |
310,054 | hypothesis: You cannot find Omaha and Utah beaches on any map. premise: The Americans' Omaha and Utah beaches, from Colleville to La Madeleine, are now official map references, a cartographer's tribute to the theater of the fiercest fighting in the D-Day landings. | contradiction |
162,799 | hypothesis: How biased. premise: How square. | contradiction |
237,949 | hypothesis: Stark has demonic beasts in his stable. premise: What other beasts does Stark have in his stable? | neutral |
154,784 | hypothesis: She sat down happily and said she knew just what he meant. premise: Springing to her feet, she cried out angrily: "What do you mean? | contradiction |
144,870 | hypothesis: Technology-based solutions are never costly. premise: While these technology-based solutions can be expensive, such investments usually more than pay for themselves in terms of dollars saved. | contradiction |
339,678 | hypothesis: Dave often looks embarrassed. premise: Dave looked embarrassed, as he so often does, for Welch and Wright had taught him a When you mock them on television, you don't threaten them; you humanize them. | entailment |
85,269 | hypothesis: 10 miles East of the Groseorloge stands the Cathedrale Notre-Dame. premise: East of the Groseorloge stands the great Cathedrale Notre-Dame, made famous in modern times by Monet's many Impres?sion?ist studies of its facade. | neutral |
9,876 | hypothesis: MLS was extremely profitable during its first two seasons. premise: MLS is losing tons of money--more than $30 million in its first two seasons. | contradiction |
359,587 | hypothesis: There is nowhere to go for cheaper purchases. premise: For cheaper purchases, head for the Strada Nuova leading behind the Ca' d'Oro to the railway station. | contradiction |
301,709 | hypothesis: It was designed almost 50 years ago to assist doctors in diagnosing substance abuse. premise: The CAGE was developed in 1968 as a brief screening tool for primary care providers to detect alcohol abuse and dependence. | entailment |
377,143 | hypothesis: There is a 17% increase in the number of houses that own computers. premise: Impact of on household-level demand a 17 percent increase in penetration of computer ownership for all households. | neutral |
180,573 | hypothesis: The Romans and Moors were not very vigilant. premise: They were strategically positioned by ever-vigilant Romans, Moors, and Christians. | contradiction |
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