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372,184 | hypothesis: I dislike how the show off what they can do with movie cameras. premise: But I can't help it, I'm a fan of their hyperliterate, look what I can do with a movie camera show-offiness. | contradiction |
26,115 | hypothesis: Do you have anything more to say. premise: so i don't know well do you have anything else you want to say on this | entailment |
255,588 | hypothesis: The operational capability encourages and manages change. premise: an executive and operational capability to encourage and manage change. | entailment |
95,591 | hypothesis: I want to go on a camping trip too. premise: so where have you been where have you been camping before | neutral |
33,163 | hypothesis: I am very worried. premise: I am much worried." | entailment |
328,428 | hypothesis: He took Whitebelly down to the stable but forgot to give her food and water. premise: He took Whitebelly to her stable, wiped her down, watered, and fed her. | contradiction |
360,654 | hypothesis: Remember him, the one we used to work with? premise: Remember him? | neutral |
25,239 | hypothesis: Texas is a terrible place. premise: you're right and that's that's awful in Texas | neutral |
277,918 | hypothesis: A large flea market takes place in Porta Portese every Sunday. premise: Another sort of festival atmosphere prevails every Sunday, when the Porta Portese section of Trastevere hosts Rome's liveliest and largest flea market. | entailment |
29,312 | hypothesis: Agora is one of the last reminders of Izmir's ancient past. premise: Uphill to the south of the park lies the Agora, one of the few remaining traces of Izmir's ancient history. | entailment |
293,401 | hypothesis: There are many lies told in court that end up getting by. premise: Bearing in mind, then, that the stories told in court will almost certainly diverge from one another, the panel emphasized that a person should do whatever possible to obtain objective evidence to confirm his or her story. | neutral |
97,371 | hypothesis: The guided tour first stops at the Trone Room and then the Selamik. premise: The guided tour of the palace is in two parts first the Selaml??k (public rooms) and Throne Room, then the Harem (private apartments). | neutral |
198,969 | hypothesis: In the private sector, the role of the finance organization historically has centered on oversight. premise: In the private sector, the role of the finance organization historically has centered on oversight and control, focusing on its fiduciary responsibilities and external financial reporting requirement... | entailment |
330,241 | hypothesis: There are not immigration laws in the United States. premise: Here, the language provides no express statement on when an alien must be present in the United States and other familiar terms of immigration law, such as continuous physical presence are not used. | contradiction |
250,187 | hypothesis: There's no chance under employment, so don't bother calculating a sure zero. premise: but now under employment i would suspect to run closer to eighteen or twenty percent | contradiction |
87,487 | hypothesis: The economic life are periods when a fixed asset can give services to the owner. premise: ECONOMIC LIFE - The period during which a fixed asset is capable of yielding services of value to its owner. | entailment |
69,615 | hypothesis: The three categories have three different emissions rates. premise: Standard emission rates are established for three categories of coal-fired units | entailment |
77,619 | hypothesis: You have lots of popular items that sell out every week. premise: For one thing, you define your most popular items by what you run out of. | neutral |
76,825 | hypothesis: Brothers never beat each other up. premise: When I was twelve my brothers beat me bloody with sticks. | contradiction |
382,780 | hypothesis: Many changes will be needed to reach the goal. premise: A variety of changes at the individual, system, and policy level will be needed to accomplish this goal. | entailment |
94,676 | hypothesis: Monsieur Poirot, will you join us? premise: Will you come with us, Monsieur Poirot? | entailment |
211,397 | hypothesis: Reporters today inform that now unmarried couples have a legal status in France, even though many people were against it. premise: Reporters, just getting back to work after recovering from the grueling chef riots there, today inform that France has given legal status to unmarried couples, including homosex... | neutral |
156,422 | hypothesis: John McCain, since he has become buddies with him. premise: John McCain because he has become McCain's friend. | entailment |
65,774 | hypothesis: She was trying to learn how to use new words. premise: To make sure, she had further tried it in a sentence, thus: 'I am possessed.' Now, what did that tell me? | neutral |
384,004 | hypothesis: The stories are all positive. premise: too many horror stories out there that you know | contradiction |
379,151 | hypothesis: Personal saving could include changes in the value of something. premise: A more controversial measure of personal saving would include changes in the value of existing assets. | entailment |
198,942 | hypothesis: It can be kinda bad premise: then it can be kind of bad | entailment |
314,830 | hypothesis: The memories were bad ones. premise: 'I think I got everything out of my head.' | neutral |
325,580 | hypothesis: The Palais du Prince changing of the guard happens at 11:55 AM. premise: The Palais du Prince up on Monaco Rock is a fairy-tale affair, neo-Renaissance and neo-Baroque, with a quaint changing of the guard ' fife, drums, and all ' at 11:55am every day. | entailment |
260,686 | hypothesis: The temple is located in the heart of the city and has no view. premise: The sight from the temple is also something a panoramic view over Madrid. | contradiction |
195,621 | hypothesis: Roland-Garros is a place that holds tennis tournaments in the area. premise: Nearby, tennis tournaments are held at Roland-Garros, or indoors over at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, near the Gare de Lyon. | entailment |
206,180 | hypothesis: He was attempting to keep the White House from finding out about the organization. premise: He said this week that he had sent a letter to the White House spelling out his questions about the organization. | contradiction |
146,083 | hypothesis: The Milliken Men are regarded as politically solid. premise: The institutions and individuals he supports--call them Milliken Men--have helped legitimize a point of view that still commands virtually no support among professional economists, and which was regarded, even a decade ago, as politically beyond t... | contradiction |
370,121 | hypothesis: The warranties usually only last for three years or so. premise: Note, though, that warranties are often valid in Japan only, so check with the manufacturer for details of upgrading to worldwide coverage. | neutral |
11,067 | hypothesis: The Baltic States have freedom and a brilliant future ahead of them. premise: but um i mean the Baltic States i think are just sort of trapped i mean they were taken over couple of you know not too long ago | contradiction |
210,551 | hypothesis: Clinton would never risk legislative revenge because he is the best. premise: However, Clinton would risk legislative revenge if he tried to pursue the issue in the face of firm majorities against him in Congress. | contradiction |
333,298 | hypothesis: Auditors have a duty to report fraud. premise: Auditors should report fraud, illegal acts, or other material noncompliance. | entailment |
340,280 | hypothesis: The Sottish Opera and Ballet and the Scottish National Orchestra are in neighboring cities. premise: The city is home to the Scottish Opera and Ballet and the Scottish National Orchestra, among other resident companies. | contradiction |
54,341 | hypothesis: Kubrick had three films that are considered to be masterpieces. premise: Maybe Kubrick would have made nothing but masterpieces if he'd put big Greek or Venetian masks on all his actors. | neutral |
188,821 | hypothesis: Critics predict that Dylan McDermott will fade to obscurity. premise: Critics predict stardom for Dylan McDermott, who plays the firm's chief partner. | contradiction |
221,460 | hypothesis: King Felipe IV hired him to paint the court. premise: He was hired by king Felipe IV and became an amazingly perceptive court painter and, quite simply, the greatest Spanish artist of the Golden Age. | entailment |
124,246 | hypothesis: The trade organization was created in July of 1995. premise: The trade organization was created in 1995 as the third leg of the world financial order, along with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. | neutral |
165,866 | hypothesis: The rooms were all laid out in a predictable pattern. premise: Room after antiseptic room, each one devoted to a more baffling design. | contradiction |
106,211 | hypothesis: He baked bread all night; he wasn't in a hurry. premise: He'd just come to work and he'd be there all night, baking, and he was in no real hurry. | neutral |
265,535 | hypothesis: He was shot on his way to a battle in the first World War. premise: He died in 1915 while on his way to fight in the Dardanelles during World War I. | neutral |
97,937 | hypothesis: Fraction factor productivity premise: Total Factor Productivity | contradiction |
55,160 | hypothesis: Bill Clinton has stayed alive for six years by clinging to those entitlements, said the New York Times. premise: For six years, Bill Clinton has stayed alive by clinging to those entitlements. | neutral |
177,875 | hypothesis: That's the best one so I always go back to it. premise: uh but i keep coming back to that one so i that's kind of my favorite | entailment |
3,326 | hypothesis: Arriving a little bit late makes one appear inconsiderate. premise: To arrive before the time would look over-eager. | neutral |
72,042 | hypothesis: The change help the representation for the aliens. premise: In short, the FY 1984 change appears to have been the result of the proposal to expand LSC representation to aliens who were merely present as opposed to lawful residents. | neutral |
208,137 | hypothesis: A new way of living was experimented by Ramose. premise: Ramose dutifully followed his master there to engage in an experimental new way of living. | entailment |
376,932 | hypothesis: Kit Bond is from Idaho. premise: Kit Bond, a folksy Missourian. | contradiction |
58,470 | hypothesis: The subtitles in Trials of Socrates demonstrate sexism. premise: In reference to David Franklin's Trials of Socrates, which is subtitled, It's worse than sexist. | neutral |
129,332 | hypothesis: Its goal was to process components of economic assistance in urban areas. premise: The purpose was to identify input and process components of economic assistance that could be quantitatively associated with differences in outcome measures. | neutral |
50,420 | hypothesis: It would've been disastrous if we gave up. premise: that's funny well that's good well i think we kept it at real good | neutral |
151,228 | hypothesis: Trappings and substance are often confused through stock options and ownership. premise: In confusing stock options with ownership, corporations confuse trappings with substance. | entailment |
303,549 | hypothesis: Will Eisner was not sure whether to buy a TV network or not, because he wanted to think about business decisions very carefully. premise: But it's interesting to remember that Eisner was actually hesitant to buy a TV network and that it was Jeffrey Katzenberg who pushed hard for such an acquisition, though ... | neutral |
211,348 | hypothesis: 'Ahead we stand'. premise: 'We stand ahead.' | entailment |
224,476 | hypothesis: His popcorn had become stuck into the carpet. premise: they're yours wrapped up in their c arpet | neutral |
10,823 | hypothesis: The race has an end point, said the Astronomer earnestly. premise: The race is not going nowhere, said the Astronomer, earnestly. | neutral |
79,287 | hypothesis: He sat to think about his future. premise: Then he sat on the edge of the bed to think. | neutral |
44,346 | hypothesis: No perspectives are shared, but several facts are down below. premise: To stimulate discussion, five perspectives are offered below. | contradiction |
66,734 | hypothesis: They ignored you. premise: and they took you all over uh | contradiction |
359,154 | hypothesis: Zarco was unaware of Madeira. premise: Perhaps Zarco knew precisely where he was heading, having learned of the existence of Madeira from a Castilian source. | contradiction |
252,199 | hypothesis: These mutant cats are thin and lanky, its a defining characteristic. premise: and it's a mutant cat and they're they're pretty expensive we're going to we're going to shell out probably about a thousand bucks for one um they're very thin they're they're they're long and lanky and skinny and they have real s... | entailment |
300,289 | hypothesis: Individualized checking accounts are impractical because they earn little interest. premise: Therefore, individualized interest-bearing trust checking accounts were unwieldy and impractical. | neutral |
171,809 | hypothesis: Jon already told Adrin that the ice was going to melt. premise: Jon had told him this might happen and Adrin had to trust him. | neutral |
371,581 | hypothesis: I hope you are doing well today. premise: hi how are you today | neutral |
143,724 | hypothesis: I didn't have time for a movie because my schedule with work was too demanding. premise: uh but other than that i just didn't have time to go to the movies you know | neutral |
326,317 | hypothesis: The men had used the secret handshake for years. premise: They shook hands in the Dim style, fingers interlocked into a pair of cooperating fists. | neutral |
265,674 | hypothesis: He did not know how to use a keyboard. premise: On his keyboard he typed various letters and numbers, which would become computer programs for the 0-1 Computer Associates company. | contradiction |
267,155 | hypothesis: There are four major relics left from Memphis. premise: Of the once white walls of Memphis, little remains, but it was capital of Egypt until the end of the sixth Dynasty (c. 2200 b.c. ). The two major relics are a monumental statue of Ramses II lying proseate after losing its feet, and an alabaster sphinx... | contradiction |
823 | hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp had lots of candles in her room. premise: On the other hand, Mrs. Inglethorp had no candlestick in the room, only a readinglamp." | contradiction |
281,902 | hypothesis: Isaac Benjamin lost his Social Security disability payments because of a paperwork error. premise: Isaac Benjamin became ensnared in a bureaucratic snafu that took away his Social Security disability payments for more than two years. | neutral |
336,442 | hypothesis: The AC-MAX is the best wireless connection system. premise: You know, I have the AC-MAX wireless connection system.' | neutral |
392,581 | hypothesis: Yes, by all possible means definitely. premise: No, not at all. | contradiction |
308,789 | hypothesis: The Christmas atmosphere has livened up the mood and made everyone seem nicer than usual. premise: Blame the good manners on Christmas spirit. | neutral |
2,964 | hypothesis: There is no plan for or need for system testing to be undertaken. premise: A comparison of the actual number of functions successfully tested to the number planned in the acquisition schedule, for example, requires that system testing be underway. | contradiction |
148,285 | hypothesis: Third graders are learning how to fight. premise: uh third and fourth graders that are uh you know when they get into a fight they they tend to use some of the the maneuvers that they have and they feel a little more confident about their fighting ability they tend to get into a few more fights and several ... | entailment |
254,789 | hypothesis: My dad hated being a corporate lawyer. premise: My father was a corporate lawyer, and he hated it. | entailment |
325,452 | hypothesis: Bill Clinton is a terrible, deceptive man. premise: For him to survive a denial, Monica must be ruined. | neutral |
308,787 | hypothesis: The bearded man didn't speak. premise: He won't pay for the location of the others, said the bearded man in a thick slurred accent. | contradiction |
126,333 | hypothesis: The cable car goes up to Aiguille du Midi. premise: The cable car (telepherique) ride up to the Aiguille du Midi (3,840 m/12,470 ft) is the most spectacular in the French Alps, offering a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc's snow-covered peak, altitude 4,800 m (15,770 ft), and the surrounding landscape. | entailment |
67,279 | hypothesis: Around and through San Marcus. premise: San Marcus around in through there | entailment |
69,221 | hypothesis: Neither Madeira cake nor wine will make it past airport security. premise: Madeira cake and wine are extremely long-lasting, so you can safely bring some back. | contradiction |
237,163 | hypothesis: The article failed at that point. premise: This article largely failed that measure. | entailment |
360,904 | hypothesis: This is the news that consumers wanted to hear. premise: However, large underutilized capacity overseas will provide a ready supply of potential imports, which will tend to limit price increases for most grades. | neutral |
65,419 | hypothesis: I was in central america for two hours. premise: um-hum would uh would you be more in favor of uh you know like a local uh my only experience with it i was in Central America for a while and uh in San Salvador in El Salvador for instance everybody had what they called there social year | neutral |
214,231 | hypothesis: It may have been drawn due to its complex curves. premise: Its complex curves suggest that it was sculpted rather than drawn. | contradiction |
24,352 | hypothesis: The following types are required for the installation of the SCR, FGD, and ACI control technologies. premise: The installation of the SCR, FGD, and ACI control technologies will require the following types of | entailment |
100,810 | hypothesis: Clinton was a pussy. premise: That Clinton didn't pussyfoot around. | contradiction |
118,656 | hypothesis: With what they are showing now and their attitude it is shaping up to be a successful season for the Cowboys premise: i think it will be a good year the Cowboys are showing constant | neutral |
297,819 | hypothesis: There were only two pits. premise: Most of the attention, however, focused on the largest of the three pits. | contradiction |
299,068 | hypothesis: This would cascade into many economic issues in the near future. premise: and they they goofed up bad on my first on my very first bill because i was using the American Express strictly for the travel expenses | neutral |
248,868 | hypothesis: Reducing recidivism may be a good outcome for emergency doctors. premise: He surmised, therefore, that reduction in recidivism might be a suitable outcome for emergency physicians. | entailment |
2,595 | hypothesis: Sports Night is an annoying sitcom that's a cross between David Mamet and thirtysomething. premise: There is, for instance, the increasingly annoying Sports Night , a sitcom that combines the most irritating aspects of David Mamet and thirtysomething . Forthwith, the ABC spokesperson's remarks, as scripted ... | entailment |
291,444 | hypothesis: There is a lot of other routes you can take. premise: From Marseillan, our route takes you toward Marseillan-Plage and up the N112 along more than seven miles of flat, sandy beach ' on weekends in August the crowds and numbers of cars can make this a slow trip ' to the large fishing port of Syte. | neutral |
306,149 | hypothesis: The town is excited about something that old locals are not. premise: Older locals trawler men or dockworkers might lament the loss of Leith's gritty, salt-of-the-earth reputation, but the town has an air of excitement about it. | entailment |
318,249 | hypothesis: Using propaganda, he tried to lure investors and settlers in his endeavor. premise: All he needed were investors and settlers, whom he lured with a campaign of propaganda. | entailment |
318,957 | hypothesis: She made friends from many foreign countries and from various walks of life which she reported on in her CIA security form. premise: She made a great number of friends, from village women to guerrilla leaders, multiplying the number of foreign contacts she faithfully reported on the security form required o... | entailment |
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