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203,395 | hypothesis: Yes, of course. premise: You bet, son. | entailment |
141,387 | hypothesis: It debuted in 1995. premise: Between 1950 and 1955, it also cranked out Where Will the Baby's Dimple Be? | contradiction |
377,566 | hypothesis: Red had just arrived. premise: Red looked annoyed. | neutral |
105,323 | hypothesis: They are lights inside the sphere, eternally following the patterns of the Star Art. premise: They are lights on the inside of the sphere, moving in patterns of the Star Art, nearer to us than the hot lands to the south." "Fort," Dave said. | neutral |
347,080 | hypothesis: In the orchard, there is a postcard shop. premise: Nearby, in a tranquil orchard on the lake shore, stands a tiny picture-postcard Greek Orthodox church with white walls and brilliant red domes. | contradiction |
94,058 | hypothesis: We only need one kind of object. premise: With the right colors, metals and bits of jewels--as well as more secret symbols--we can simulate the planets. | contradiction |
184,092 | hypothesis: If you don't count those who voted for Clinton you would find no one voted at all. premise: It's If you don't count the people who voted for Clinton, most people voted for Dole. | contradiction |
188,559 | hypothesis: Agency management had been seeking to save money through staff reductions for a while now. premise: The agencies expected that new hardware and/or software technology would reduce paperwork and workload, thereby permitting sizable staff reductions. | neutral |
189,095 | hypothesis: The WJC is widely criticized from marooning their clients of deserted islands. premise: (You may recognize the name from the full-page ads the WJC buys in the Washington Post and New York Times to reprint Ruddy's articles.) | neutral |
96,375 | hypothesis: The chief of documents should receive cash. premise: A check or money order should be made out to the Superintendent of Documents. | entailment |
134,272 | hypothesis: The method selected by management to record the deviations should be the cheapest one under the circumstances. premise: The method selected by management to record the deviations should be the most efficient and effective one under the circumstances. | neutral |
138,373 | hypothesis: Idealists are not happy with the method of fighting that is being used. premise: Idealists don't like the way it's being fought. | entailment |
376,188 | hypothesis: My house is on Wharton Drive. premise: okay i i live on Wharton Drive | entailment |
391,788 | hypothesis: I didn't think there was anything strange about the way I sounded. premise: they they try to get me to say things because they they thought i talked so funny | neutral |
309,069 | hypothesis: They get paid more than others. premise: they they pay them well | neutral |
308,925 | hypothesis: Okay, do you have a credit card? I got a Visa. premise: okay um do you have a credit card | neutral |
372,285 | hypothesis: Can't believe it...how they returned to you, he wondered. premise: Can't believe it ... how they came back to you, he marveled. | entailment |
265,473 | hypothesis: Every spot has a problem. premise: except in certain spots and so that's probably my problem there but uh | contradiction |
53,778 | hypothesis: Every country and sector has not a single bad actor premise: At the same time, every country and sector has bad actors that take short cuts and push the envelope to achieve a desired result. | contradiction |
98,730 | hypothesis: It is a desired feature that you can cut it off. premise: right the quality that you can out off with one of those as compared to one of those dot matrix printers | entailment |
379,899 | hypothesis: Retirement income often comes from several different sources. premise: 8. Traditionally, retirement income was characterized as a three-legged stool comprising Social Security, employer pensions, and individuals' own saving for retirement. | entailment |
267,506 | hypothesis: Mail costs keep increasing. premise: Since the basic price (for non-presorted mail) has not increased, no one has been made worse off. | contradiction |
119,447 | hypothesis: Milliken is not involved in the lobbying at all. premise: And Milliken is the most important contributor to the United States Business and Industrial Council, a lobbying group that was originally formed to oppose the New Deal but which in recent years has devoted its energies to opposing free trade. | contradiction |
108,369 | hypothesis: Last year, Israel spent money on construction. premise: When Israel began constructing apartment buildings in Arab East Jerusalem last March, PA security stopped relaying intelligence about the operations of Hamas' terrorist wing. | entailment |
4,187 | hypothesis: Jon ran away in fear for his life. premise: Jon approached the big man. | contradiction |
105,713 | hypothesis: The Unzen-Amakusa National Park is not near any parks. premise: The Unzen-Amakusa National Park, consisting of a peninsula and islands west of Kumamoto, is most pleasantly reached on a picturesque one-hour ferry trip from the nearby port of Misumi to Shimabara. | contradiction |
27,140 | hypothesis: The costs are hidden and an incredible benefit. premise: But its costs are visible and awful (denial of and delays in care). | contradiction |
279,098 | hypothesis: I've heard his name, John C. Riley, but that's it. I know he is a democrat too. premise: i've i've i've heard the name but that that's the extent of my my information about him | neutral |
253,307 | hypothesis: We have been working very hard to raise awareness about poor and elderly residents. premise: We have been working very hard to call the legal community's and the public's attention to our funding crisis and its impact on MALS's efforts to secure equal access to justice for our community's poor and elderly r... | entailment |
337,832 | hypothesis: Case studies are unique in their concurrent data collection and analysis. premise: A unique feature of case studies is that data collection and analysis are concurrent. | entailment |
272,946 | hypothesis: I'm not sure I'd enjoy being on a jury, I'd want to ask questions. premise: i don't know that i want to sit on a jury like that and you'd still you know i want ask some questions here | entailment |
347,578 | hypothesis: Barr would like to have a say in President Bush's board members. premise: President Bush is expected to name new board members soon, and Barr said he would like to have an effect on those appointments. | entailment |
132,667 | hypothesis: People visit the Corso Umberto shopping district the most during the evening. premise: No Sicilian passeggiata is more celebrated than a promenade on the elegant pedestrian shopping street of Corso Umberto and out along the Via Roma, or through the subtropical vegetation of the terraced Public Gardens. | neutral |
246,827 | hypothesis: Thanks for enduring the publishing of the cartoon. premise: Thanks again for enduring what must have been a trying cartoon to publish. | entailment |
325,457 | hypothesis: Whom could you believe? premise: Whom, and what, could you believe? | entailment |
22,045 | hypothesis: I was all by myself. premise: I was with a woman, a woman they nearly crushed between the manipulation of the north and the barbarism of the south. | contradiction |
328,794 | hypothesis: The employer covers contributions for employees' pensions. premise: For pensions, the cost recognized by the employer entity is more than its contribution for employees who are covered by the Civil Service Retirement System and several minor systems (in a few of which the employer entity does not make any c... | entailment |
371,644 | hypothesis: The discharge of mercury will be the main focus based on the report. premise: Given the conclusions of the Report, the regulation is likely to focus on mercury emissions. | entailment |
200,786 | hypothesis: The monument is dedicated against fascism. premise: The monument is at least equally dedicated to the Fascist dictator. | contradiction |
17,914 | hypothesis: There are different people and something special in every area. premise: You will find that each quartier has its own personality, different people to watch, and something special to offer. | entailment |
389,177 | hypothesis: i didn't ever really consider that an organization premise: okay i never really counted that as an organization because it's uh | entailment |
95,831 | hypothesis: Nebraska is said to be notorious for good sex. premise: Judging by your responses, here's what we know about Nebraska and Wyoming--bad sex, bad food, bad teeth, bad weather. | contradiction |
91,652 | hypothesis: You can see the entire site from the southern side of Mount Kynthos. premise: Above the town, the slopes of Mount Kynthos rise to a height of 112 m (367 ft), offering a view across the whole site. | neutral |
302,019 | hypothesis: Many think seat belt laws don't do enough to protect people. premise: Some think seat belt laws, for example, go too far. | neutral |
85,191 | hypothesis: It's wonderful to know that people in the Middle East love each other. premise: um um it's amazing to think that people in the Middle East sort of all hate each other | contradiction |
65,008 | hypothesis: Auditors have a requirement to do certain checks. premise: Auditors should determine whether officials of the audited entity have taken appropriate corrective actions on known reported significant findings and recommendations. | entailment |
165,368 | hypothesis: You know, so when Iraq saw this, they said let's take over the country, which is a good idea. premise: and so when Iraq you know saw this they said let's take over the country which is a good idea | entailment |
113,116 | hypothesis: There were no shortcuts taken, and the server had to render every detail at all times. premise: Probably so the server didn't have to worry about rendering too many extra details. | contradiction |
123,513 | hypothesis: The overseers were waking them because they had almost reached their destination. premise: The overseers were shouting and kicking the slaves awake. | neutral |
153,792 | hypothesis: The payment can be issued in one of two directions. premise: The interchange differs from the examples in the previous cases primarily in that (a) the payment is between two trust funds and (b) the payment may be made in either direction. | entailment |
90,815 | hypothesis: Hotels have flamenco nights because it is so popular in Spain. premise: Hotels sometimes organize flamenco nights; even though these songs and dances come from Andalusia, they have become a feature of holidays throughout Spain. | neutral |
292,175 | hypothesis: That's just how the contract is. premise: but i guess you know that's they contract they don't | entailment |
179,454 | hypothesis: He laughed to himself as he thought about how ridiculously difficult a task he had been given in repairing the sky, and that laughter comforted him slightly. premise: All he had to do was to repair the sky. | neutral |
159,466 | hypothesis: A Visa credit card is much better to give. premise: so also when you give give someone a credit card like a normal credit card like a Visa or something | entailment |
205,930 | hypothesis: We didn't stop in Louisian. premise: We stopped again in Louisian, under the Oil Fields. | contradiction |
113,985 | hypothesis: Cirque de Baume is universally regarded as undesirable. premise: One of the best is the Cirque de Baume, between Lons-le-Saunier and Baume-les-Messieurs. | contradiction |
954 | hypothesis: You cannot take a ferry boat through the harbour. premise: You can take a ferryboat through the harbor, past the ingenious Plover Cove reservoir, a water catchment area appropriated by damming and draining a broad inlet from the sea. | contradiction |
103,626 | hypothesis: There is no way anyone would think that this is a usual GAO review. premise: of the case study method in GAO, so much so that it may be seen as a usual GAO review rather than recognized as what it can be-a case study (U.S. | contradiction |
106,395 | hypothesis: Comparing your mom to a horse will make her day special. premise: The copy After all she's done for you, doesn't mom deserve flowers for Mother's Day, and to be compared to a barnyard animal? | neutral |
100,941 | hypothesis: They never change them in any way. premise: sometimes they just change them completely | contradiction |
26,511 | hypothesis: The Orange County Performing Arts Center regularly features chamber music and symphony performances. premise: If you're eager for a bit of culture after a day in the sun, check out the Orange County Performing Arts Ceter (600 Town Ceter Drive, Costa Mesa), which sponsors frequent symphony, chamber music, an... | entailment |
180,592 | hypothesis: The other's face became pale. premise: Again the colour deserted the other's face. | entailment |
205,363 | hypothesis: San'doro roughly gripped Adrin's chin and exposed his neck, clean-shaven and taut. premise: San'doro roughly gripped Adrin's chin and pulled Adrin's head up, exposing his neck. | neutral |
102,100 | hypothesis: You need to get hold of my uncle. premise: You wanted my uncle, David Arnold Hanson. | neutral |
106,918 | hypothesis: if i had the choice to go back to school again, i would do it all at once like you. premise: and if i had it to do all over again i would do what you're planning to do like continue | neutral |
173,885 | hypothesis: Sardinia is a beautiful and rich area. premise: The rugged island of Sardinia deserves at least a week to do it justice, but you may want to spend a long weekend at one of its attractive little seaside resorts. | neutral |
127,184 | hypothesis: There is more than one other site that has religious significance aside from the Abbey. premise: On the opposite side of the Abbey from its entrance are two more sites of great religious significance. | neutral |
232,722 | hypothesis: Is lethal injection happening now or in the future? premise: um-hum so is it uh are we doing lethal injection now | neutral |
313,869 | hypothesis: The first chapter is available here.) premise: Click here to read the first chapter.) | entailment |
165,859 | hypothesis: Goa is predominately populated by Catholics. premise: They are mainly Catholics, living in Goa, and elsewhere you will find all the British variations on Protestantism, all with a certain Hindu tinge to them. | neutral |
281,692 | hypothesis: The woman swung the dagger at him. premise: The chain wielder kicked the dagger as it swung in and it shot towards the woman's eye. | neutral |
213,086 | hypothesis: In this respect, the narrative mode is not a stylistic choice made for no reason. premise: In this respect, the narrative mode is not a stylistic choice; it is inherent in the purpose of case studies and the nature of their inquiry. | neutral |
220,069 | hypothesis: It's super ugly premise: you know and it's really cute | contradiction |
124,575 | hypothesis: His portraits are mostly impressionist pieces, breaking down subjects into simple and broad strokes of colors. premise: His portraits of saints, hermits, and martyrs reveal impeccable drawing skills, composition, and keen exploitation of light and shadow. | contradiction |
294,461 | hypothesis: There were multiple organizations involved with development of the policy, reporting terms, and reporting thresholds. premise: One organization had developed an extensive policy that defined each member's responsibility for reporting information, the terms that would be used for the reporting, and the thres... | contradiction |
16,474 | hypothesis: The underground shopping mall was paid for with tax dollars. premise: Osaka will win no urban beauty contests, but there are plenty of sights to see here, including a couple of interesting museums, a remarkable aquarium, and an underground shopping complex that might be the world's largest. | neutral |
102,190 | hypothesis: The boys are prepared to kill if they must. premise: Soon, four boys took up their west flank, sticks in hand, marching as they passed. | neutral |
348,140 | hypothesis: National initiatives done in 2001. premise: National initiatives undertaken or completed in 2001 | entailment |
384,330 | hypothesis: A remarkably handsome lady. premise: A singularly handsome woman. | entailment |
382,730 | hypothesis: Gross national saving is not part of the GDP. premise: Gross National Saving as a Share of GDP Under the Save | contradiction |
332,242 | hypothesis: The town is small but very lively. premise: Inland from the Cete d'Emeraude, on the Rance River, is the pretty market town of Dinan. | neutral |
370,758 | hypothesis: I asked you if you liked my R C one thirty five. premise: oh okay i i thought maybe you might have had some experience with the uh R C one thirty fives | neutral |
309,845 | hypothesis: Around the cliffs and islands, all the sea life is dead. premise: All cliffs and islands, including Benidorm's small reef, offer interesting diving. | contradiction |
129,084 | hypothesis: No, I think they really want to stay put. premise: just getting away yeah right right see i see they just want to get away | contradiction |
129,020 | hypothesis: It's not at all a problem for him to enjoy a bottle of wine. premise: Would it be as unbearably sad if he drank espresso or enjoyed a good bottle of wine? | contradiction |
379,576 | hypothesis: The increased output results from a certain level of saving and investment into new technologies. premise: The increased output resulting from a given level of saving and investment depends on the investment choices available and selected in each country. | contradiction |
203,603 | hypothesis: I think that it should be a universal policy, with mandatory testing and consequences for everyone, if only to be fair. premise: now see that i wouldn't agree with see see i think you got to be able to bend the rules a little bit here and there too without you know if if it's a case like that because look h... | contradiction |
110,022 | hypothesis: You can also choose from the poor to the rich. premise: You'll be able to choose from the naave to the sophisticated. | neutral |
370,858 | hypothesis: They have second thoughts about an eventual economic integration. premise: They also see it as easing their way toward economic integration with Western Europe. | neutral |
155,553 | hypothesis: Returns are already available now. premise: There will be delays in getting returns. | contradiction |
28,168 | hypothesis: Gottlieb didn't turn up at the press conference which Barnes spoke at. premise: Barnes, speaking at a press conference attended by Gottlieb, said his first priority has always been to look out for Georgians' interests. | contradiction |
26,317 | hypothesis: The managers' new authority had been delegated no decisions and the central authorities carried on to make them. premise: Managers generally welcomed their new authority to make spending, personnel, and operational decisions that had formerly been made by central authorities. | contradiction |
329,504 | hypothesis: He was a semi professional golfer in his youth. premise: yeah i've tried to get my wife i bought her a set of clubs four years ago she hasn't even swung them but she wants to get into it now after i came home and won the tournament the other day she's | neutral |
213,760 | hypothesis: Puerto Rico doesn't have enough of premise: and it's and it's very it's like one big rock but uh Puerto Rico has lots of uh | contradiction |
115,677 | hypothesis: At the top of the stairs stands a huge dorje, a symbol of peaceful water. premise: At the top of the stairs stands a huge dorje, the tantric thunderbolt symbol. | contradiction |
178,080 | hypothesis: It received four thumbs up. premise: Both of us gave it two thumbs up, by the way. | entailment |
123,506 | hypothesis: Peace was to be had, but war always followed. premise: It was to be Peace, not War! | neutral |
187,536 | hypothesis: A remaining life expectancy of 10 years gives a VSLY of $258,000. premise: Given an assumed remaining life expectancy of 10 years, this gives a VSLY of $258,000, assuming a 3 percent discount rate. | entailment |
5,074 | hypothesis: Canongate was named by a woman whose first name was Beth. premise: Canongate derived its name from an edict by David I (1124 1157), founder of the Abbey of Holyrood, who granted a right to raise a gate between the abbey and the Royal burgh of Edinburgh. | contradiction |
22,545 | hypothesis: Angry White Men showed up in the late '80s. premise: He re-materialized in the late '80s, this time in the guise of the Angry White Male, the forgotten victim of minority preferences and reverse discrimination. | entailment |
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