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355,819 | hypothesis: The city should be protected by the square gates. premise: The huge square gates that flank it are more akin to Crusader structures since their primary function was to protect the city. | neutral |
159,821 | hypothesis: To eliminate that, you'd need about 5,000 workers to start on it next week. premise: to eliminate that and that you're talking about five thousand people | neutral |
225,649 | hypothesis: He forced me to claim I had the animals. premise: He made me say I had animals and then he said, 'Get rid of them.' I got to do what he says. | entailment |
110,064 | hypothesis: I have acquaintances from other states premise: i mean i don't even know anybody that you know from any place other than Texas hardly you know | neutral |
199,446 | hypothesis: People can invest in themselves. premise: That is another investment one can make for old so to conduct oneself in prior years that one can feel one has paid one's dues. | entailment |
31,313 | hypothesis: The changes made the final rule more flexible. premise: In addition, other revisions were made to make the final rule less prescriptive and to allow establishments greater flexibility in meeting the requirements. | entailment |
31,846 | hypothesis: I'm hoping that we stay out of there and don't get greedy. premise: i don't hope i'd i hope we don't try to keep uh in there and try to keep our fingers in the pot and try to | entailment |
97,041 | hypothesis: African slaves were working for British colonists. premise: Four hundred years ago these crops brought British colonists to rule the land and African slaves to work it. | entailment |
369,839 | hypothesis: I brought a blanket to her in the nursing home. premise: you know like i bring her i bought her a blanket and i had this girl hand crocheted her a lap blanket you know because she sits in a wheel chair but she can walk they just sit them in wheel chairs and i told her uh i came up there the following week a... | neutral |
76,406 | hypothesis: I'm not sure there souffle will be enough. premise: I'm not quite easy in my mind about the souffle, explained the other. | neutral |
152,142 | hypothesis: Wow, good for you! premise: oh that's too bad it | contradiction |
204,519 | hypothesis: I want a divorce! premise: Marry me! | contradiction |
77,254 | hypothesis: Tim Carvell, in the spirit of the holidays, is being given the wrap-up. premise: Our week of Christmas quizzing continues, and in the spirit of the holidays I'm giving the wrap-up to Tim Carvell, who might be able to exchange it for something he really wants, if he saves the receipt. | entailment |
147,345 | hypothesis: You'll be very interested in hearing Teodoro Trinfan's news. premise: Teodoro Trinfan's come in with some news you oughta hear. | neutral |
124,239 | hypothesis: He is a man of honor. premise: Toobin is, of course, being massively hypocritical here, given that he too is now profiting from enclosing his reporting in hard covers. | contradiction |
115,714 | hypothesis: Tax authorities would argue that they are simply trying to ensure that the government gets its fair share. premise: Tax authorities are further threatened by the growing use of electronic money . E-cash can be used to facilitate a host of illegal businesses, including drug transactions, thereby eliminating ... | neutral |
176,669 | hypothesis: Sensitivity is based on the content of proprietary organizational operations. premise: Cherpitel has analyzed the sensitivity of each of the RAPS4 questions and sequenced them from most to least sensitive for most efficient use. | neutral |
127,762 | hypothesis: The Zeitgesit wanted to turn the FDA into dust. premise: Another reason the FDA got away with the power grab is because the Zeitgeist has been moving in the agency's direction for some time. | neutral |
29,240 | hypothesis: I know who said it. premise: 'Says who?' | contradiction |
146,742 | hypothesis: It was suggested that many of the issues could be solved by better vetting among prospective employees. premise: Problems identified in numerous evaluations include information systems that do not meet users' needs, exceed cost estimates, or take significantly longer than expected to complete. | neutral |
249,679 | hypothesis: The children had an impact on the decision. premise: getting down together and doing that and and just the children were involved in the decision because it involved just them and you know making that decision and then | entailment |
228,640 | hypothesis: The trees here are sparse, but over there, they are almost overgrown. premise: so we don't have where we are right now there are very few trees this was this was this was pasture land but down the down the hill here a little ways there are parks that are look like jungles you know they're really | neutral |
96,635 | hypothesis: There is no discrimination in Japanese society. premise: But this does not mean Japanese society has remained totally free of social discrimination. | contradiction |
357,279 | hypothesis: The Knights did not have any military strength left. premise: The Knights used their considerable military might to then assume control of the very territory they had helped defend, capturing Gdansk, securing most of the Baltic region and cutting off the rest of Poland from access to the sea. | contradiction |
381,321 | hypothesis: Scholars have conducted experiments to determine the purpose of the alignments. premise: Scholars have suggested that the alignments are associated with cults of the sun or moon, or are astronomical arrangements for predicting such phenomena as eclipses. | neutral |
19,743 | hypothesis: It was the last time the activist did not eat as a social statement. premise: It was the last and longest fast for the 61-year-old civil-rights activist. | entailment |
216,499 | hypothesis: The presence of family members usually helped things. premise: Family members were present less than 10% of the time, and their impact on the intervention varied. | neutral |
112,465 | hypothesis: There are over 500 multiple births disasters per year. premise: Time has sidebars on the McCaughey septuplets' forgotten older sister (22-month-old Mikayla), the horrors of multiple births gone wrong, and adoption as an alternative to fertility drugs. | neutral |
81,393 | hypothesis: Piazza Vecchia's stonework is known the world over for it's high quality and detail. premise: The gracious Piazza Vecchia is surrounded by Renaissance public edifices, notably the Palazzo della Ragione with a medieval Torre del Comune. | neutral |
156,809 | hypothesis: We've painted our house. premise: well yeah well when we've painted um right now our house doesn't have to have the same kind of exterior painting there it's more trim because it has some of the old asbestos shingles | entailment |
265,684 | hypothesis: Before you cross the bridge is a king's garden. premise: Just before you crosethe bridge, on your left is an arch announcing the start of Soemon-cho, a colorful street of late-night restaurants and night clubs that is Minami's answer to Kita-Shinchi near Umeda. | contradiction |
132,446 | hypothesis: Cameras and railways were first introduced during the 19th century. premise: It was introduced in the 19th century, together with railways, cameras, and whisky. | entailment |
190,679 | hypothesis: That was real. premise: probably cost yeah yeah that was a real | entailment |
298,257 | hypothesis: Well, Tommy said, throwing the Daily Mail on the table. premise: Well, said Tommy, picking up the Daily Mail again, "DO it. | contradiction |
152,607 | hypothesis: Helen Stewart's Las Vegas Ranch is a main attraction along this track. premise: As mapped, the track traveled directly through Helen Stewart's Las Vegas Ranch. | neutral |
237,170 | hypothesis: Before that Major Kenny was in charge between here and Tucson. premise: Fore that, Major Kenny, he was in command between here an' Tucson. | entailment |
136,017 | hypothesis: The federal program has failed. premise: Federal Program Failed. | entailment |
112,640 | hypothesis: The infant curled up into a ball. premise: Maybe out of shame the infant began to curl up with his legs touching his chin. | entailment |
98,803 | hypothesis: There are bored oil rig workers. premise: to fuel those big turbines to illuminate the studios for the telecasting of semi-popular tripe on the public airwaves at vast profits, for the entertainment of bored oil rig workers out in some once-magnificent national park. | entailment |
99,281 | hypothesis: No one will wake you up. premise: If Mom wakes up or Dad or your Dad or even any of the hands then it'll be 'Come on in or you'll catch your death of cold.'" | contradiction |
70,395 | hypothesis: The senator maintained his position staunchly throughout the entire debate. premise: By his abrupt switch to the side of relatively radical reform, the senator has opened up a gap in the middle of the debate. | contradiction |
35,852 | hypothesis: Yes? she spun around questioningly. premise: Yes? she turned inquiringly. | entailment |
75,280 | hypothesis: Businesses do not have expenses. premise: business expenses and all those kind things | contradiction |
115,574 | hypothesis: It's from a fictional story. premise: It's a virtuoso shootout, a riot of angles--the villains depicted in whispers, scudding shadows, flashes of body parts. | neutral |
334,083 | hypothesis: Scare tactics propaganda is never beneficial over the truth. premise: No one benefits from propaganda based on scare tactics rather than the truth. | entailment |
373,515 | hypothesis: Communication with several companies occurred in early February. premise: Personal Communication with Ande Abbot, International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers, February 5, 2002. | entailment |
247,045 | hypothesis: Our state doesn't charge an income tax. premise: we don't have a state income tax right | entailment |
340,851 | hypothesis: It might not be possible to hire balls and racquets at the hotel court. premise: A hotel court will probably be your best chance for a game of tennis, but it may not be possible to hire balls and racquets. | entailment |
373,608 | hypothesis: Drunkenly falling over? premise: Falling sidewise? | neutral |
230,218 | hypothesis: The cover story takes a political standpoint to criticize the handling of the military. premise: Time 's caustic cover story (War, we are shocked to discover, is not a video game) derides the White House's apparently unshaken faith in air power. | neutral |
77,039 | hypothesis: California will be gaining this program due to a recent ruling from Washington. premise: It was because of a screw-up in Washington that California is losing having a program like this, said Mandel. | contradiction |
324,406 | hypothesis: I am able to keep my mind off sex premise: Every time I do something--watch television, play tennis, swim, take a bath--all I can think about is sex. | contradiction |
154,296 | hypothesis: Academic research done at a blistering pace. premise: leisurely academic research. | contradiction |
388,795 | hypothesis: Where I think he has successfully made the sale. premise: 3) Where I think he has not made the sale. | contradiction |
374,759 | hypothesis: People saw me. premise: The important people had already noticed me. | entailment |
162,969 | hypothesis: American Journal of human care and medicine. premise: American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. | entailment |
311,784 | hypothesis: FCC is an organization that largely gets nothing done because it has no objective. premise: FFC's objective was to identify a range of best practices and technologies that can be used by federal agencies and other owners to provide adequate management and oversight of design reviews throughout the facility ... | contradiction |
150,124 | hypothesis: They don't give the criteria. premise: These criteria include the following. | contradiction |
322,008 | hypothesis: You will be our leader to the promised land. premise: 'You're the ones that'll lead us.' | neutral |
119,451 | hypothesis: There were no suggestions on how to improve the current process. premise: Suggestions on how to improve the current process were implemented and, as a result, LSC will be sending feedback letters to applicants that filed grant proposals for 2003 funding to begin a dialogue about the applicant's delivery sys... | contradiction |
141,551 | hypothesis: That is everyone is included except for the Navajo. premise: All of us but the Navajo, that is. | entailment |
259,252 | hypothesis: He had a clean criminal record. premise: The English gutter press, which was just developing a wide audience, whipped up public hatred toward him over his sex crimes and made him a pariah. | contradiction |
272,948 | hypothesis: The houses are cone-shaped and have stone roofs. premise: This agricultural town is the center of Puglia's famous trulli, the white-washed cone-shaped houses with ruddy or gray dry-stone roofs dotting the landscape like giant spinning tops turned upside down. | entailment |
205,891 | hypothesis: Expected value is guaranteed premise: EXPECTED VALUE - A statistical measurement attribute that is the sum of the products of each potential outcome multiplied by the probability of that potential outcome. | neutral |
357,309 | hypothesis: The benefits are worth $60 million. premise: So on second thought, $80 million is probably overpaying. | neutral |
92,601 | hypothesis: They were very violent in nature. premise: They can kill twenty of the local stock or will give you a bloody show if they fail. | neutral |
137,512 | hypothesis: The Kamakura warriors embraced the term Eastern Barbarians. premise: Worst of all, the Kamakura warriors, resenting the way the Kyoto court referred to them as Eastern barbarians, sought refinement in a ruinous taste for extravagant feasts, rich costumes, and opulent homes. | contradiction |
262,169 | hypothesis: A court room is a really daunting, overwhelming place. premise: Fridlund-Horne recommended that a layperson attend several trials, especially in the courtroom of the judge who will hear their case, to gain familiarity with the courtroom atmosphere and procedure. | neutral |
4,019 | hypothesis: If you don't monitor them like the crepe myrtle, they will die. premise: you have to watch the like the crepe myrtles | neutral |
144,199 | hypothesis: The case of a fast-talking ex-convict who convinced dozens of professors that he was the nephew of esteemed Berkeley race and sports sociologist Harry Edwards, has been reported by the Chronicle. premise: Another scheme, reported by the Chronicle last May, was the case of a fast-talking ex-convict who convi... | entailment |
163,838 | hypothesis: Well that's interesting, I started exercising seriously last year. premise: uh-huh well it's funny this week yesterday i started exercising seriously | contradiction |
9,373 | hypothesis: The study is correct in its assessment. premise: Based on the current resources, the gap is unlikely to be closed anytime soon, the study found. | neutral |
358,907 | hypothesis: The gray cannonballs are homemade soap rather than coal. premise: Bhaktapur expanded over the centuries from a nucleus around the Tachupal Tole, reached by a walk from the Nyatapola Temple through narrow streets full of unfamiliar the lengths of red yarn are sold to be plaited in women's hair; the gray cann... | contradiction |
298,392 | hypothesis: National saving falls for many reasons premise: The actual change in national saving probably falls somewhere between these two examples. | neutral |
107,362 | hypothesis: Sulfates influence mostly the East of the United States. premise: Sulfates are a key factor in all areas of the United States, particularly in the East, where high humidity increases the light extinction efficiency of sulfates. | entailment |
338,926 | hypothesis: We do not care if they like our mission or not. premise: We have to make the case that our mission is important to them. | contradiction |
375,457 | hypothesis: The dismissal is only for people who see no problems with what's going on. premise: constitute uh dismissal or grounds for whatever the company or agency might uh have set up for those who genuinely have a problem in other words there needs to be um more than | contradiction |
226,839 | hypothesis: I had a Buick Regal, but I don't have it anymore. premise: i had a Buick Regal | neutral |
364,867 | hypothesis: The enhanced disclosure of policies must be in the footnotes, to protect investors. premise: The amendments also require enhanced disclosure of accounting policies for derivative financial instruments and derivative commodity instruments in the footnotes to the financial statements. | neutral |
244,406 | hypothesis: I have gotten into trouble with about seven credit cards premise: but uh i have in times past gotten into a bit of trouble with credit cards it's just you know too easy to do | neutral |
344,768 | hypothesis: The man with a scowl on his face was fat and shouting. premise: The fat man scowled at him and shouted. | entailment |
389,152 | hypothesis: White students who work with non-white students display greater positive qualities. premise: White students who attend a diverse college campus are more likely to work in integrated settings and to display ambition, confidence, and other worthy traits, the school attests. | entailment |
209,577 | hypothesis: Every county except Salem has Legal Service offices. premise: There are Legal Services offices in every county except Salem and they handle roughly 50,000 cases a year. | entailment |
216,243 | hypothesis: Some Russia inhabitants have good reasons to want to leave their country. premise: no i i don't think so i think uh they're getting they're especially getting their life back together now because a lot of things that you saw on TV a lot of uh inhabitants of Russia would love to stay in their country just as... | neutral |
87,911 | hypothesis: Greenspan can control unemployment. premise: Indeed, if you want a simple model for predicting the unemployment rate in the United States over the next few years, here it It will be what Greenspan wants it to be, plus or minus a random error reflecting the fact that he is not quite God. | entailment |
118,725 | hypothesis: Low interest rates were hoped to have a much greater impact on the economy. premise: Despite increases in state funding to meet the legal needs of the poor, low interest rates (which have reduced the IOLTA fund), high unemployment and the present economic downturn have threatened any gains. | neutral |
4,720 | hypothesis: Dogs are the world's leading producers of fine Sushi. premise: What is odd about these libertarian conclusions is that they do not at all follow from the premises. | contradiction |
269,014 | hypothesis: Sir James has a grim outlook that the indefinite future will be not turn out well. premise: That remains to be seen, said Sir James gravely. | neutral |
305,482 | hypothesis: The red background has since faded to a pink colour. premise: The brilliant and little faded background of intense red to this day is still called Pompeiian red. | contradiction |
274,851 | hypothesis: It should include equal parts personal characteristics and job performance issues. premise: yeah you you think then that uh part of it is because the uh it flashes too much on the personal uh characteristics of the candidate rather than his uh job performance issues | neutral |
344,953 | hypothesis: Which one is it? premise: Which one? | entailment |
349,684 | hypothesis: Apartments may be ugly, but they are prettier and better to live in than village huts. premise: Tract housing and apartment buildings may be ugly, but they are paradise compared with village huts or urban shanties. | neutral |
195,819 | hypothesis: I understand why garbage men get higher salaries, it's because they need the money. premise: oh yeah i don't know that's that's the one thing that i've i've never been able to figure out why you can pay garbage men more than you can pay teachers | contradiction |
30,042 | hypothesis: Adrin stood there with both weapons drawn. premise: Adrin stood ready, off-hand dagger in front and rapier in his rear hand. | entailment |
28,473 | hypothesis: Ca'daan read the book. premise: By the time he had finished, Ca'daan had finished his story. | entailment |
184,404 | hypothesis: The collar was puffy. premise: Puffy collar. | entailment |
169,799 | hypothesis: I have been in a situation where itemizing is important. premise: yeah well i've never been in the situation of itemizing anyhow but uh | contradiction |
89,486 | hypothesis: Chances are that it's there. premise: It's a hundred to one against its being there! | contradiction |
227,707 | hypothesis: Bad taste, along with greed, liquor, and jingoism. premise: Greed, liquor, jingoism, and bad taste. | entailment |
341,318 | hypothesis: Henry Morgan was a well-known pirate. premise: Henry Morgan was chief among the pirate leaders. | neutral |
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