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136,266 | hypothesis: I thought I would wait until it's less than $20. premise: yeah yeah just like VCRs too yeah i thought of that too that if i wait it'll get a lot less expensive and i can do without it for a while | neutral |
278,997 | hypothesis: There is a subtle asymmetry to the ground arrangement. premise: Pause for a moment at the palace's western terrace alongside the Galerie des Glaces for a first view of his harmonious, subtly asymmetrical arrangement of the grounds. | entailment |
281,382 | hypothesis: The colors and the bright designs seem to be what the children like best. premise: Online games, comic strips, and downloadable music, such as Go Back to Africa, entice children. | neutral |
389,699 | hypothesis: The U.S. does not have a satellite services market. premise: The final rule adopts a new standard for foreign participation in the U.S. satellite services market consistent with the United States' obligation under the World Trade Organization Agreement on Basic Telecommunications Services (Agreement). | contradiction |
27,791 | hypothesis: We'll meet again and have a nice chat next week premise: but anyway it was nice to talk to you and uh sort of meet you and that was an interesting topic | neutral |
66,004 | hypothesis: Kind of messing about with the funds for schools and who gets those funds. premise: sort of screwing screwing around with whoever is getting what money to what school | entailment |
151,914 | hypothesis: I regret giving her the checkbook and asking her to learn it. premise: one day i gave her the checkbook and i said i'm not doing this anymore you do it you learn it and i've been happy ever since | contradiction |
126,329 | hypothesis: How are you doing this morning Arch? premise: Arch how are you doing tonight | contradiction |
20,618 | hypothesis: Bailey also volunteered for other legal services organizations. premise: Bailey received the award for his three years of volunteer work at Indiana Pro Bono Commission. | neutral |
107,709 | hypothesis: What day did Mr Plotz talk to History? premise: Sorry to be picky, but when precisely did Mr. Plotz speak to History? | neutral |
346,243 | hypothesis: Herod became legendary for many things other than engineering and brutality. premise: Herod the Great, whose engineering feats and brutality became legendary, was installed as the King of Judea. | neutral |
216,935 | hypothesis: Unless management tells you to deviate you must follow the established schedule. premise: Unless otherwise designated by management, material variances or deviations from an established schedule for recording purposes are those that differ by 1 hour or more during a planned workday or flex day. | entailment |
279,632 | hypothesis: He had something very important to talk about. premise: We must speak, said Gauve, standing with Odeem the elder. | neutral |
52,667 | hypothesis: The doctors caused a lot of harm for just blindly following policy. premise: In Chicago and in Northridge, the doctors should have known that blindly following policy was bad. | neutral |
236,963 | hypothesis: Julius didn't wait for an answer and snapped "Wasn't that clear?" premise: You didn't make that clear?" Julius answered for himself. | entailment |
117,439 | hypothesis: Americans who live on the coasts are most likely to focus on lost values. premise: I believe the majority of Americans, if they think about it at all--and keep in mind that the ones who think about it are also the ones who take the time to vote--think that our cultural life has coarsened, or even debased, a... | neutral |
145,675 | hypothesis: GAO gives agencies at least 30 days. premise: Although GAO may give an agency up to 30 calendar days to comment, GAO may attempt to obtain comments in shorter time frames, depending on the product timing needs of the requester and the complexity of the issues involved. | contradiction |
126,343 | hypothesis: There is a greater range of services available to clients than there once was. premise: Dudovitz acknowledged that the acrimonious transition may not have been ideal for clients but said the range of services now available to them will more than compensate for any lapse of services. | entailment |
182,928 | hypothesis: The current way we do things isn't really working. premise: well the way it it seems the way it's been working here's | contradiction |
313,775 | hypothesis: HHS says quantifying costs is difficult because they are constantly changing. premise: HHS recognizes in its analysis the difficulty of quantifying the costs and the benefits of the rule. | neutral |
292,435 | hypothesis: Tuppence felt good seeing that Albert liked it. premise: Glad you like it, Albert, replied Tuppence modestly. | neutral |
202,909 | hypothesis: The $30 admission includes a drink. premise: Admission is US$30, including a drink ($27 if purchased from a travel agency). | entailment |
371,688 | hypothesis: The Ayuntamiento plays host to a Bronze Age treasure which was found in a clay jar. premise: The town's priceless Bronze Age treasure, discovered in a clay jar in the riverbed, is exhibited in the Ayuntamiento (Town Hall). | entailment |
2,611 | hypothesis: In addition to this some organizations used e-mail to communicate non-sensitive information to their memberships. premise: In addition, some organizations used e-mail to communicate less sensitive information to the entire membership. | entailment |
372,246 | hypothesis: The Members who submit request letters are happy to provide copes. premise: GAO will refer any person who wants a copy of a request letter to the Member who submitted it. | neutral |
74,163 | hypothesis: I don't use them too much all the time. premise: well yeah i i i've used them a bit too much sometimes | neutral |
291,125 | hypothesis: The report is well organized premise: Conclusions are presented in Chapter 7 and references in Chapter 8. Appendix A is located at the end of this report. | neutral |
106,093 | hypothesis: Number? inquired Tuppence, confused. premise: Figure? asked Tuppence, puzzled. | neutral |
137,839 | hypothesis: I worked with Dunleavy at Milwauke when he was an assistant. premise: no i'm pretty familiar with with Dunleavy because he was an assistant at Milwaukee | neutral |
230,145 | hypothesis: I am pretty smart. premise: it's fun it's fun uh i've gotten on the bike and they've got uh the stepping bike where you step | contradiction |
32,721 | hypothesis: He saw a ray of hope, lifting his spirits about such a difficult task. premise: Yet perhaps it was no more impossible than all the rest of the things in this impossible world. | neutral |
111,058 | hypothesis: The Romans never completed the temple. premise: The Romans completed the temple in a.d. 60 and as you explore the interior you can see the cartouches of Roman emperors on the walls. | contradiction |
165,990 | hypothesis: Bush refused to pardon anyone. premise: But in 1992, a lame-duck George Bush was following Dole's urging when he pardoned Caspar Weinberger and five others indicted or convicted in Iran-Contra. | contradiction |
180,744 | hypothesis: Zelon, as a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, added a right for the public because she is a nice, caring person. premise: Thirty years later, as a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, Zelon has added the public's right to a fair trial to the list of constitutional rights she works to preserve. | neutral |
159,441 | hypothesis: He will be happy when it is over. premise: He was enjoying the whole business, and in no hurry to end it. | contradiction |
123,499 | hypothesis: The Mitsubishi Galant I was looking at was tiny. premise: i looked at the Mitsubishi Galant i was looking for a four door car having driven the RX seven so long and it was so small | entailment |
41,030 | hypothesis: Do you have the ability to show me? premise: 'Can you show me?' | entailment |
161,787 | hypothesis: There are 3 knowledge points that can be taken from the illustration in figure 2. premise: The process followed by leading companies, illustrated in figure 2, can be broken down into the following three knowledge points. | neutral |
67,580 | hypothesis: The Federalist was not disputed. premise: Inference and Disputed The Federalist. | contradiction |
137,644 | hypothesis: All maintenance work was meticulously record and followed over the past several years. premise: However, certain maintenance was deferred over the past several years. | contradiction |
46,257 | hypothesis: the expenditures do not include production incentives and investment tax credits. premise: These expenditures include production incentives and investment tax credits for renewable energy, energy efficiency and transportation technologies. | contradiction |
330,590 | hypothesis: You won't be able to find any museums up Chatham Road South. premise: A few blocks up Chatham Road South are two more major museums. | contradiction |
207,549 | hypothesis: After the events of the war, he had no laughter left. premise: His feelings were so illogical he could have laughed at them, only he had no laughter left. | neutral |
120,803 | hypothesis: They stood silently with picket signs. premise: They start chanting into a megaphone behind If you can't find the sperm, let the worm finish his term! | contradiction |
227,284 | hypothesis: In the remote easternmost portion of Egypt, Israel is winning the game of political chess occurring there between the two countries. premise: This remote easternmost part of Egypt is still sparsely populated, and in its recent history it has been a political pawn between Egypt and Israel. | neutral |
63,482 | hypothesis: Outdoor beer gardens are unpopular and never have child-friendly areas. premise: Many outside beer gardens very popular when the weather is fine also now have children-friendly areas. | contradiction |
321,931 | hypothesis: In one of his later poems, he suggested that people learn and sing. premise: Irish poets, learn your trade/ Sing whatever is well made, he grumpily advised in 1938 in Under Ben Bulben, one of his very last poems. | entailment |
226,604 | hypothesis: There's no way you'll be able to get out of bed any time soon. premise: that's too bad was it lower back or | neutral |
347,256 | hypothesis: Jamaica is completely without any place worth visiting. premise: Along the way, you're sure to discover places you never knew existed in Jamaica, worth an hour's visit or several days of exploration. | contradiction |
11,212 | hypothesis: Noncompliance issues are categorized, with one of those being "significant instances". premise: significant instances of noncompliance. | entailment |
196,983 | hypothesis: National monuments can be found in Paris and the surrounding areas. premise: The Paris basin is a treasury of national monuments. | entailment |
8,961 | hypothesis: Just under an hour. premise: like three hours | contradiction |
80,525 | hypothesis: I was extremely envious, and only admitted it to gain trust and credibility. premise: But the envy is a small thing, and I confess it only in a rather transparent effort to gain credibility. | neutral |
333,492 | hypothesis: Federal funds go to pay for legal assistance for the poor. premise: , is a federal subsidy program, the stated purpose of which is to provid[e] financial support for legal assistance in noncriminal proceedings or matters to persons financially unable to afford legal assistance. | entailment |
48,989 | hypothesis: Items of value are exchanged in a group in a way that benefits everyone. premise: finding out what is valued in that group and how items of value are exchanged. | neutral |
334,064 | hypothesis: Clinton was asked detailed questions about his sexual history with at least nineteen women premise: The USAT lead states that leaks indicate that in his deposition last Saturday, Clinton was asked detailed questions about his sexual history with at least four women, including one woman escorted by a state t... | contradiction |
166,729 | hypothesis: They could control him if they had made him a mandrake-man. premise: If they had made him a mandrake-man, then by what little he could remember and guess, they could make him obey them. | entailment |
215,083 | hypothesis: Pricing flexibility would revive the Postal Service. premise: lack of pricing flexibility has contributed to the Postal Service's failure. | neutral |
217,215 | hypothesis: The value of land is associated with the facilities among Federal mission. premise: The value of land associated with the facilities included among Federal mission PP& | entailment |
238,483 | hypothesis: The systems actually work. premise: This confidence in the systems and control should be based on several factors | neutral |
34,655 | hypothesis: Local phone rates are going up because of the increased need for constant communication. premise: Local phone rates are going up, too, though some of this rise may be attributable to a reduction in subsidies. | neutral |
120,845 | hypothesis: The program manager has nothing to do with computer work. premise: On Slate, the program manager is, in essence, the chief computer guy in a nest of cybernaifs. | contradiction |
178,750 | hypothesis: There is a chance that he is right. premise: In a way, what the other had said was true. | neutral |
363,044 | hypothesis: They banned color. premise: But it didn't seem likely that they'd once banned every colour other than beige. | contradiction |
87,554 | hypothesis: Istanbul was renamed Costantinople in 1453, according to history. premise: In 1453, they took Constantinople, and immediately made it their capital, renaming it Istanbul. | neutral |
6,460 | hypothesis: Forested watersheds can be damaged by Nox emissions. premise: Nox emissions contribute to nitrogen deposition that may lead to eutrophication of estuaries and near-coastal waters and can damage forested watersheds. | entailment |
57,764 | hypothesis: I never gave a thought to my worth since Poirot always admired it. premise: There had been times when I hardly thought that Poirot appreciated me at my true worth. | contradiction |
254,478 | hypothesis: Harris expected more bids this late in the day. premise: By late Monday, Harris had only a handful of bids, and only one was verified as legitimate. | neutral |
196,542 | hypothesis: The intriguing tombs in the graveyard have many visitors. premise: The graveyard has some extremely ornate and fascinating tombs, replete with skulls and croseones and other symbols of death. | neutral |
308,257 | hypothesis: It was all in her head and there wasn't actually anyone there. premise: It may be my fancy, said Tuppence suddenly, "but I feel as though there was some one behind us." 207 "Hurry!" murmured the other. | neutral |
339,783 | hypothesis: More than four months is probably going to be needed in order to finish this. premise: This might extend the total elapsed time by about four months. | entailment |
143,006 | hypothesis: Adults give to many things to kids. premise: you'll take better care of that and you'll prize that possession more than someone handing something to you | neutral |
239,241 | hypothesis: An Interpretation of Federal Financial Accounting Standards will be drafted by FASAB, after examining, as appropriate, applicable literature and consult with knowledgeable persons. premise: FASAB staff will examine, as appropriate, applicable literature and consult with knowledgeable persons and draft an In... | entailment |
219,540 | hypothesis: Other states tend to have formal planning bodies, whereas Indiana does not. premise: Indiana differs from many other states in that the Indiana planners have made considerable progress in the last few years beyond the reconfiguration of the LSC funded programs but, unlike other states, Indiana does not have... | entailment |
153,238 | hypothesis: Eventually it is expected that these programs will die out and fail. premise: Even as there are relatively fewer workers to pay taxes to finance Social Security and Medicare, these programs will have to provide benefits over longer periods of time as life expectancies rise. | neutral |
187,101 | hypothesis: This was becausse of a spell cast by the Vampire Lords. premise: The tiny sun came last. | neutral |
352,714 | hypothesis: A simulation was conducted and included one possible fiscal policy. premise: 18 One possible fiscal policy, which we used in our simulation, would be for the federal government to save only the Social Security surpluses and to spend the non-Social Security surpluses projected over the first 10 years on some... | entailment |
317,569 | hypothesis: The banana? premise: The verdict? | contradiction |
290,962 | hypothesis: What we ourselves call case studies, GAO is already doing many of them. premise: GAO already does a lot of case studies-or at least, what we ourselves call case studies in describing our methods. | entailment |
388,669 | hypothesis: The National Film Archive, an information center and a library are at the center. premise: The center contains the National Film Archive, an information center, a bookshop, and a library. | entailment |
216,070 | hypothesis: Certain candidates are typically espoused by some newspapers. premise: uh-huh well i wouldn't think that i would really say that that's not true because um it seems like certain newspapers always espouse certain candidates | entailment |
267,136 | hypothesis: Isreal and Palestine will always be fighting about where to draw the line in a two-state solution. premise: It will take years to find the best place to draw the line, and we'll never get it perfectly right. | neutral |
76,556 | hypothesis: The man was a beginner, at best. with steel. premise: He was brilliant, an artist in the medium of steel. | contradiction |
321,506 | hypothesis: Most funding in emergency medicine goes into patient care. premise: Hargarten endorsed that idea, but added that there was little funding for training in clinical research in emergency medicine. | neutral |
314,465 | hypothesis: The Kyoto National Museum is only a short bus ride away. premise: A short bus ride delivers you to the Kyoto National Museum, which houses the country's largest collection of Japanese sculpture and painting as well as weapons, traditional armor, and ten centuries of costume including some dazzling noh theat... | entailment |
181,536 | hypothesis: Sometimes coming in with relics from the old cliff houses to trade for supplies, he roams undisturbed. premise: He roams undisturbed, sometimes coming in with relics from the old cliff houses to trade for supplies. | entailment |
181,761 | hypothesis: Simon couldn't believe how big the penis was. premise: Simon, when he saw on the floor the tension caused by his phallus, couldn't believe its huge size. | entailment |
63,413 | hypothesis: The FCC received 0 comments. premise: The FCC received 52 comments and 26 reply comments. | contradiction |
198,067 | hypothesis: Yes. premise: um-hum no i don't | contradiction |
318,971 | hypothesis: Many people are not aware that the government does not generate money. premise: yeah i think i think a lot of people fail to realize but you know the government doesn't generate money you know they may print it but that's not really the way money is made it's it's made from people working and doing things t... | entailment |
299,552 | hypothesis: These appeals for gifts is a piece of cake. premise: The pressure of these appeals for gifts has become too great for endurance. | contradiction |
267,213 | hypothesis: About 80% of patients taken to the emergency and trauma centers are drunk. premise: Many studies have documented the presence of alcohol among patients admitted to emergency depart-ment1-5 and trauma center6,7 settings. | neutral |
262,235 | hypothesis: This is a kid's thing only, no need for parents to attend. premise: right right yeah i think that's important if you're going you know if you're going uh kids are going to uh parents are going to have to go you ought to make it at least semi you know | contradiction |
106,779 | hypothesis: Some mailers are for flats. premise: Some mailers, however, will convert flats into letters. | entailment |
205,374 | hypothesis: Back you up quickly. premise: As quick to back up your play?" | entailment |
121,238 | hypothesis: Our prophecy predicts that you are the one who can do an impossible task, not your uncle. premise: And those words coupled with our revelations prophesy that _you_--not your uncle--can do the impossible. | entailment |
283,184 | hypothesis: The lawyer handed a newspaper clipping to Jane. premise: The lawyer went across to his desk, and returned with a small newspaper cutting, which he handed to Jane. | entailment |
277,409 | hypothesis: They are currently missing. premise: but i have no idea where they are | entailment |
151,382 | hypothesis: We forgot to take along our pop up trailer tent. premise: i uh we had uh we've used a tent you know pop up trailer | contradiction |
61,010 | hypothesis: There will be three of us after that. premise: "Then there'll be two of us. | contradiction |
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