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267,994 | hypothesis: You can make much more money if you buy and sell options by themselves, premise: He just wants to buy and sell the options themselves, because options are both cheaper and more volatile than stock, and therefore offer the prospect of much larger gains. | neutral |
81,984 | hypothesis: The executive believes that it isn't possible for a single person to have all the knowledge needed to lay out information technology in an organization. premise: With the belief that one person cannot embody all the knowledge needed to effectively direct information technology and management in an organizat... | entailment |
65,610 | hypothesis: Tuppence brought coffee, liqueur and went to sleep. premise: Tuppence brought in the coffee and liqueurs and unwillingly retired. | entailment |
29,109 | hypothesis: In Texas, attorneys are required to opt out of making legal service contributions. premise: She was a strong supporter of the recent change to the State Bar of Texas dues statement that requires attorneys to opt-out of making a contribution to legal services. | entailment |
76,159 | hypothesis: France is very unfamiliar throughout. premise: For the first-time visitor, France will seem at once delightfully different and comfortably familiar, a country of exciting and infinitely attractive contrasts. | contradiction |
322,979 | hypothesis: One thing that Mr. Hersheimmer would never do is admit when he had been beaten. premise: There you have me beat, said Mr. Hersheimmer. | contradiction |
144,512 | hypothesis: The shops are closely grouped together on each street. premise: More shops can be found on Ben Yehuda Street, King George V Street, and Jaffa Street. | neutral |
121,771 | hypothesis: The volume of basic mail was 54 million pieces. premise: In Fiscal Year 1996, the volume of basic (First-Class) mail was 54. | neutral |
55,556 | hypothesis: The Tomb of Seti I is very small and unadorned. premise: The Tomb of Seti I (17), c.1279 b.c. , is one of the largest tombs in the valley boasting some of the finest decoration. | contradiction |
114,328 | hypothesis: She might have. premise: Yes, sir, she did. | neutral |
294,289 | hypothesis: The CBO estimate is forty thousand for the first year and ten thousand per year thereafter. premise: For creditable coverage, the CBO estimate is $25 million for the first year and $100 million per year thereafter. | contradiction |
223,773 | hypothesis: Christopher Lehmann-Haupt believes that this book is very predictable. premise: But the New York Times ' Christopher Lehmann-Haupt describes the book as classic Kundera--skeptical of modernity, unpredictable, and reminiscent of his masterpiece, The Unbearable Lightness of Being . | contradiction |
133,002 | hypothesis: I don't think that it would be possible to build people jobs around here. premise: things that we have here and develop some pride in them if it was handled that way i i it would take quite a few people i think it might build jobs for people you know that were administrating and running and training and coo... | contradiction |
248,937 | hypothesis: They made the post free for all users to access. premise: (His analysis is posted on the Web.) | neutral |
294,072 | hypothesis: Only on a few select objects in the house. premise: on just particular things or | neutral |
164,856 | hypothesis: Many families enjoy going to Japanese festivals. premise: With such a highly developed sense of ritual and tradition, Japan's matsuri (festivals) are much more than just fun for the for many they remain integral to life itself. | neutral |
72,431 | hypothesis: Who believes in some religion can not practice at all. premise: Christians, Taoists, and Buddhists may practice as long as they support the state. | contradiction |
318,135 | hypothesis: It is not pretty. premise: Pan isn't pretty. | neutral |
160,171 | hypothesis: The book and the film are different. premise: yeah no nobody could figure it out i mean the the book was so much uh there's just things all you can do is put it in words you can't put it in pictures and a lot of that stuff that was going on in the film you could say what is this | entailment |
215,209 | hypothesis: The agency in question was arresting small children in high crime demographic groups. premise: The appeals court rapped the agency for its scare tactics, saying it must base its conclusions on solid facts and a realistic appraisal of the danger rather than on vague fears extrapolated beyond any foreseeable ... | neutral |
315,532 | hypothesis: Imagine Starr tells Clinton about the test results. premise: Imagine Starr doesn't tell Clinton about a positive test result. | contradiction |
131,754 | hypothesis: Besides three months worth of work, there is also paid vacations available. premise: also with uh with work for like three months and and | neutral |
88,110 | hypothesis: The hotel is abandoned, you won't find any food there. premise: When you need a break, there is a cafe high up behind a huge clock, and on the middle level the station hotel's beautifully restored restaurant is back in use. | contradiction |
282,039 | hypothesis: Oops, that's too bad. premise: 'Sorry.' | contradiction |
243,607 | hypothesis: In ancient Greece, the major center for healing was the Asclepium. premise: The Asclepium was a major center of healing. | entailment |
199,145 | hypothesis: That is not true. premise: uh-huh yeah yeah that's probably true because uh that's | contradiction |
286,357 | hypothesis: You can plant your own tree but they cannot be next to any other trees. premise: You can also plant your own tree at the plantation, which can grow next to those planted by the great and good. | contradiction |
344,356 | hypothesis: The senior executives were rated outstanding by summary level. premise: The senior executives receive a summary rating level of outstanding, | entailment |
137,085 | hypothesis: Some fine ones did appear. premise: But a few fine ones turn up. | entailment |
79,471 | hypothesis: I returned to a house in Soho. premise: They took me back to the house in Soho. | entailment |
160,984 | hypothesis: I didn't want Mr. White to have domestic problems. premise: 'I hope you're not having any kind of trouble at home, Mr. White?' | entailment |
267,871 | hypothesis: The other little fool is a boy. premise: The other little fool had better come too." Whittington turned and ran back into the house. | neutral |
69,166 | hypothesis: The process not followed by leading companies, illustrated in figure 2. premise: The process followed by leading companies, illustrated in figure 2, can be broken down into the following three knowledge points. | contradiction |
262,201 | hypothesis: The FCC adopted rules about implementing the requirements of the act, which has helped millions who suffer from hearing loss. premise: In 1992 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted rules to implement the requirements of the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988, 47 U.S.C. | neutral |
286,142 | hypothesis: You did not see the letter! premise: You saw that letter? | contradiction |
174,695 | hypothesis: The temple was called the Black Pagoda since it was black. premise: European sailors, for whom the temple was an importa nt landmark, enabling them to keep out of the dangerous shallows of the Orissa coast (they nearly had it turned into a lighthouse), called it the Black Pagoda in order to be able to disti... | neutral |
354,201 | hypothesis: The 901s only cost 3 dollars a pair, quite the bargain. premise: His methods also encourage high The 901s cost $1,400 a pair (some companies make $300 speakers that sound better) because nine cones cost more than two or three; the Wave radio costs $350 because that 7 foot tube was a bear to design. | contradiction |
296,920 | hypothesis: Economic growth is a huge piece of the puzzle. premise: Economic growth will help society bear the burden of financing Social Security and Medicare, but it alone will not solve the long-term fiscal challenge. | neutral |
212,234 | hypothesis: The editors appreciate my work and want me to continue as an author. premise: I confess I've never had the subject of a piece try to replace me as author, but I figured it was up to the editors; so I gave Morris my editor's number. | contradiction |
259,075 | hypothesis: All people classified as evaluators had to take a ten percent pay cut. premise: In 1980, most of the agency's auditors and management analysts were reclassified as evaluators to reflect GAO's varied work. | neutral |
301,809 | hypothesis: There is no description of the current competition in delivery. premise: We first provide a brief description of the current competition in delivery. | contradiction |
52,234 | hypothesis: Caen's only positive qualities are its wonderful seafood restaurants and its pleasant accommodation. premise: Little remains of Caen's historic center, but its good hotels and excellent seafood restaurants make it, with Bayeux, a useful starting-point for visits to the Normandy invasion beaches. | neutral |
126,061 | hypothesis: To date, the 1993 CSR Handbook provided the guidance that was most consistent with the mission of LSC. premise: As these concerns surfaced, LSC decided as an initial step to reissue the 1993 CSR Handbook in May 1998, providing additional guidance on particular areas that were considered to be most prone to ... | neutral |
325,476 | hypothesis: US Environmental Protection Agency, 2000b and 2000c. premise: US Environmental Protection Agency, 2000b. | neutral |
133,735 | hypothesis: I like reading as a hobby. premise: do you like reading as a hobby | neutral |
286,025 | hypothesis: The military enrollment process was easy and simple. premise: At least he actually joined the military. | neutral |
249,436 | hypothesis: All human action is not motivated by desire to know or improve mankind, instead it is the driven by base motives. premise: We seem to believe that all human action is motivated not by the desire to know or improve the lot of humankind, but only by the basest motives of greed, power, and self-aggrandizement. | entailment |
230,372 | hypothesis: I was putting pills in a glass while Natalia watched. premise: Natalia was opposite me, dropping pills into a glass. | contradiction |
218,587 | hypothesis: Noir camp is bizarre to look at and disturbs everyone. premise: The former is noir camp, another acid- and amphetamine-soaked foray into Oliver Stone's America, full of pixilated brutality and meaningless montage (fractured zooms, black-and-white scudding clouds, close-ups of carrion and stuffed mountain li... | neutral |
388,464 | hypothesis: You don't want to start a revolution. premise: 'You want to create a pre-emptive counter revolution.' | contradiction |
68,398 | hypothesis: You're just like them, horrible. premise: i mean you're just with them | neutral |
334,436 | hypothesis: The green tea plantations are the least humid part of Darjeeling. premise: You can cool off in the green tea plantations of Darjeeling or in the mountains of Sikkim. | neutral |
334,157 | hypothesis: Do you know? premise: What does it take to get one's name on a star? | entailment |
365,227 | hypothesis: The show has a doctor who discovers how to heal catatonic people. premise: there's a point where the uh the show is about these uh catatonic type people that this doctor discovers a drug that brings them back to the the living more or less | entailment |
355,169 | hypothesis: In addition to teaching a computer class, I also taught an English class. premise: yeah and i think you know we have such a need now you know i taught you know i i think i was paid uh about nine thousand dollars to teach for the year and i worked in a very rural school district and i i one of the things i ... | neutral |
181,278 | hypothesis: The writing is smooth in its portrayal of sexual attraction. premise: The writing leers, for want of any better way to conjure a sexual attraction. | contradiction |
208,549 | hypothesis: The Governor of Chaldea realized that he made a mistake in not recognizing Hinduism. premise: When it was revealed to the Governor of Chaldea that Hinduism was in fact a serious religion with too many faithful to treat in this way, another solution had to be Hindus, along with Parsis who had fled an earlie... | neutral |
38,922 | hypothesis: Not presently, no. premise: For the moment, yes. | contradiction |
270,822 | hypothesis: Derry was killed. premise: Derry was the young woman found dead. | neutral |
308,745 | hypothesis: I have never heard of that. premise: um oh i never heard of that | entailment |
378,591 | hypothesis: The winter was awful. premise: that's uh that's uh but uh i i guess the winter the winter wasn't that bad down here really | contradiction |
31,596 | hypothesis: IPM projects emissions for each year to go down. premise: IPM projects power sector emissions under Title IV of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments (The Acid Rain Program), which caps SO2 emissions at 8.95 million tons/year beginning in 2010. | neutral |
144,158 | hypothesis: It costs ten dollars per person for admission. premise: and parents get in free and it's like during the week it's like five dollars admission for child all day | contradiction |
216,405 | hypothesis: By the end of Clinton's term, his rating was at 65 percent. premise: That isn't bad, and it certainly isn't Clinton's absolute lowest approval rating as president---that would be 1993 and 1994, when Clinton's popularity dropped on several occasions to 37 percent. | neutral |
288,334 | hypothesis: There are topless dancers at Folies Bergyres. premise: The Best of the Folies Bergyres Sexier Than The home of the topless dancers of the Folies Bergyres since 1961, the Tropicana's show was recently revamped and updated. | entailment |
227,035 | hypothesis: A man who developed a theory of rationality eventaully went mad. premise: They find it ironic and poignant that someone capable of conceiving of a nuanced theory of rationality could descend into madness (Robert Boynton, Newsday ). (Jim Holt reviews A Beautiful Mind in Slate.) | entailment |
29,418 | hypothesis: I would watch cable, but we don't have it at my dorm. premise: where where i where i where i'm at right now is in a dorm and we don't have the uh we don't have cable so i just get regular TV but | neutral |
310,252 | hypothesis: They have a lot of sites to visit, they can't spend too much time on one. premise: If they really like a particular site, they may visit it often, but they are unlikely to devote a continuous half-hour or more to any one site the way you might read a traditional paper magazine in one sitting. | neutral |
247,922 | hypothesis: Tommy, get some Turkish coffee. premise: Order some Turkish coffee, Tommy. | entailment |
22,689 | hypothesis: The gigantic fortress was constructed with bricks in the 1300s. premise: West of Piazza Br? , the massive brick 14th-century Cetel?vecchio fortress on the Adige river now houses an art museum. | entailment |
188,810 | hypothesis: Lille has 4 million residents. premise: Lille, center of the fourth-largest urban area in France, is an important industrial city with a growing high-tech influence. | neutral |
317,717 | hypothesis: The houses feature private gardens and tall hedges. premise: In classically narrow, zigzagging lanes designed to hinder surprise attack, the houses, today still inhabited by the Satsuma warriors' descendants, offer the rare opportunity to visit some exquisite private gardens, otherwise carefully concealed b... | entailment |
58,530 | hypothesis: The service issues are being addressed. premise: A related service issue is whether there are unreasonable transportation runs that should be eliminated. | neutral |
301,864 | hypothesis: It doesn't matter if the CIO is a good fit or not. premise: aThere is no cookie-cutter approach, so knowing what fits in an organization is key to finding the right CIO to match with the organization. | contradiction |
243,467 | hypothesis: There are several negative aspects to your endorsement of privatization. premise: All you've said when you endorse privatization is that if there were water, it should be used to make lemonade. | neutral |
92,142 | hypothesis: The audience hall is a sight that can be ignored. premise: But it is the Audience Hall (Sala dell'Udienza) that is its highlight, covered with a delightful series of Perugino frescoes (1496 1500), considered his masterpiece. | contradiction |
298,975 | hypothesis: All of the Dallas shows- I am a veteran. premise: i'm a veteran of all of Dallas shows | entailment |
335,182 | hypothesis: Black shotgun-marriage rates rose dramatically around 1970. premise: The black shotgun-marriage ratio began to fall earlier than the white ratio and shows no significant change in trend around 1970. | contradiction |
61,413 | hypothesis: Good fortune in your graduate school. premise: of luck in your graduate school | entailment |
213,299 | hypothesis: Theorists are developing a universal tender to replace national currency. premise: In theory, national currencies such as the pound, mark, and lira will all disappear, replaced by one universal tender. | neutral |
129,343 | hypothesis: Thousands of people each day miss out on legal services because of budget cuts. premise: Today-just like yesterday-thousands of people daily knock on the door of legal services and they are told, no one is home. | neutral |
64,461 | hypothesis: Could it be something else? premise: What else could it be?" | entailment |
29,386 | hypothesis: The town does not have an irrigation system. premise: Elche's palms are watered by Abderraman III's tenth-century irrigation system and surround the town of some 200,000 inhabitants on three sides. | contradiction |
136,143 | hypothesis: It doesn't matter to the commission because it's none of their business. premise: By law, it must matter to the Commission! | contradiction |
198,318 | hypothesis: According to Culturebox, there is a tragic poetic justice in this. premise: Culturebox discerns a tragic poetic justice in all this. | entailment |
255,050 | hypothesis: There are no friezes located anywhere on the Arch of Septimius Severus. premise: Countless Renaissance and Baroque sculptors have drawn inspiration from the friezes on the triple Arch of Septimius Severus (honoring a third-century emperor who died in York, England, the northernmost boundary of the empire). | contradiction |
275,743 | hypothesis: After his presidency, he had more influential power. premise: They fade away, but I think [Carter] had more influence after his presidency. | entailment |
10,349 | hypothesis: They exaggerated how rabid they were in several movies. premise: Apparently, real Velociraptors were small and fairly timid. | neutral |
128,944 | hypothesis: This center will provide quality medical coverage. premise: That's what this center is going to provide. | neutral |
176,011 | hypothesis: There is an entity wide security program. premise: This category includes entitywide security program planning, management, control over data center operations, system software acquisition and maintenance, access security, and application system development and maintenance. | entailment |
48,169 | hypothesis: The Egyptian, Syrian, Jordanian and Iraqi air forces were destroyed in 1967. premise: As Arab armies massed on the borders of Israel in 1967, the Israeli Air Force destroyed the air forces of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq with a preemptive strike. | entailment |
344,430 | hypothesis: My favorite college basketball team is UConn. premise: i i really don't follow the pros that close either they they just play so many games that uh you know it's just hard t o keep up with them but college i really enjoy college basketball | neutral |
148,765 | hypothesis: The Democratic agenda should be to cut short things like universal health care. premise: Beyond that, the Democratic agenda should be to extend new benefits like universal health care and child care. | contradiction |
178,778 | hypothesis: The beaches are full of wooden canoes and other kinds of boats. premise: South of Savanna-la-Mar the road hugs the coast, where you'll see narrow beaches brimming with faded wooden pirogue canoes and other boats. | entailment |
340,761 | hypothesis: It seems that engineering activities drive the ACI implementation timeline. premise: In general, the ACI implementation timeline appears to be driven primarily by the engineering activities (i.e. | entailment |
158,344 | hypothesis: The Castle is a perfectly preserved Anglo-Norman structure. premise: The castle has been built and rebuilt, and little remains of the original Anglo-Norman structure. | contradiction |
277,983 | hypothesis: The transaction amount can potentially be seen as a gain if it is not equal to the book value of PP and E surrendered. premise: Therefore, the amount of the transaction equal to the book value of the PP and E surrendered is not recognized as a gain, a revenue, or an other financing source. | neutral |
139,504 | hypothesis: The visitors that take a tour in the town pause to admire the architectural style of Rue Porte-Chartraine. premise: Situated on a hill overlooking the Loire, the town itself invites the visitor to linger in the narrow winding streets that lead from the cathedral to the chateau, pausing to admire the handsom... | entailment |
223,387 | hypothesis: Actors and actresses have Hollywood in a bind. premise: This time, actors and actresses have Hollywood over a barrel, and they may just succeed in becoming the next generation of auteurs. | neutral |
346,906 | hypothesis: Some traditionalists pay over $50 to have a printed version of Slate mailed to them weekly. premise: A few hundred determined traditionalists pay $70 to get this version of Slate printed out and mailed to them each week via the U.S. | entailment |
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