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294,550 | hypothesis: Castillo de la Real Fuerza is one of the oldest forts. premise: The squat but angular and moated Castillo de la Real Fuerza (Fort of the Royal Forces), to the north, is one of the oldest forts in the Americas, begun in 1558. | entailment |
101,937 | hypothesis: Zimmer station used twenty three absorbers on each 1300 MWe unit. premise: For example, the Zimmer and Gavin station FGD retrofits performed in the early 1990's both involve three absorbers on each 1300 MWe unit. | contradiction |
170,432 | hypothesis: These were huge and pleasant to look at. premise: They were small, and sort of disgusting-looking. | contradiction |
210,936 | hypothesis: Certain organizations require that the leader has the most responsibility. premise: In one organization, the leader had taken most of the responsibility for these tasks. | entailment |
391,656 | hypothesis: The film did not make much money in the box office. premise: Critics applaud rookie Belgian director Alan Berliner's film, about a 7-year-old boy who yearns to be a girl, for giving an inside report ... | neutral |
78,886 | hypothesis: Camping really helps you unwind. premise: a lot of good memories in in in camping you know it helps you unwind and get away and forget about TI and everything else back home i guess | entailment |
352,674 | hypothesis: The fears of the Taanos were justified. premise: The Taanos' fears were well founded. | entailment |
283,539 | hypothesis: I can never forget Mr. Whittington's office. premise: I remember in Mr. Whittington's office. | neutral |
14,925 | hypothesis: It didn't make me emotional at all. premise: oh i'm telling you i just cried and cried and cried and cried it was so sweet it was sweet but it was sad because you know you just really miss Gary | contradiction |
4,017 | hypothesis: His limbs were tied up. premise: With his hands and feet bound, there was no way to land softly. | entailment |
43,344 | hypothesis: Top Enron executives were free to exercise their stock options and every single person exercised their options premise: At the same time, top Enron executives were free to exercise their stock options, and some did. | contradiction |
347,376 | hypothesis: Kumbha himself commissioned the Jaya Stambha to be built. premise: Kumbha's Jaya Stambha (the Tower of Victory), 37 m (120 ft) high, was built to celebrate his great victory over Sultan Mahmud Khalji of Malwa in 1440. | neutral |
260,006 | hypothesis: The capital, Georgetown, was a great place to live so much of the population flocked there. premise: By 1801, the population was over 10,000, most of them in the island capital, which was named Georgetown. | neutral |
186,243 | hypothesis: I will always take care of my kids. premise: if uh because if they don't like it uh you can't get them that separation thing and i need that my kids i need to cut the strings on them they're not very old but | contradiction |
361,556 | hypothesis: The president was gravely affected by the account. premise: Perhaps the only person who took the account seriously was the president himself. | neutral |
168,439 | hypothesis: Fred Goldman just wants to be vindicated. premise: Fred Goldman says he doesn't care about the money, only about the vindication. | entailment |
121,540 | hypothesis: The global fertility has raised a lot in the last two decades, and we are very happy about it. premise: In the past two decades, global fertility has dropped by 1.5 children per woman and industrialized nations have fallen below the 2.1 children-per-woman replacement rate. | contradiction |
294,665 | hypothesis: A comparison between country and city delivery shows city only takes 59% longer. premise: On the other hand, a direct comparison of rural to city residential delivery reveals that rural carrier time per possible delivery is only ten percent greater than city residential route delivery time. | contradiction |
41,410 | hypothesis: I prefer to talk with the family on a Monday. premise: i know when i sit down with the family and want to have the opportunity you know to talk | neutral |
31,741 | hypothesis: Hospitals need to cut costs premise: Increasingly, hospitals use cross coverage, in which a fresh resident covers patients for several other residents at night. | neutral |
207,129 | hypothesis: 110 degrees. premise: so yeah a hundred and ten degrees and | entailment |
171,926 | hypothesis: The roads are smooth and free from bumps. premise: Very bumpy roads will take you almost as far as the second- and third-best beaches, Gouverneur and Grande Saline, in neighboring coves on the south coast. | contradiction |
270,018 | hypothesis: The first blow with the spike killed the demon. premise: Blood spattered to the dirt as she pulled the spike free but the demon fought on. | contradiction |
217,431 | hypothesis: He was getting sick of how people kept showing up out of nowhere. premise: He was growing tired of the way people suddenly appeared out of nowhere. | entailment |
56,369 | hypothesis: When one borrows from a treasury it will earn interest on the balance. premise: A direct loan financing account may hold uninvested balances to bridge transactions that are integral to its operations, such as when it borrows from Treasury to disburse direct loans prior to the time of disbursement; it earns... | entailment |
292,578 | hypothesis: Installing multiple ACI units at one site creates synergies in consumption. premise: There are really no synergies in consumption if multiple ACI units are installed at one site. | contradiction |
317,152 | hypothesis: We wanted to instill fear in the viewers through the logo design. premise: Visually we wanted to create a little bit of hope, a transition to the rest of the spot and the HRC logo, which picks up and repeats the color. | contradiction |
260,555 | hypothesis: It was the first time in history that a team with a female member lost the tournament. premise: It was the first time a team with a female member had won the competition. | contradiction |
375,368 | hypothesis: Both facilities had limited space necessary for the retrofit installation. premise: Both facilities had limited lay-down area to perform the retrofit installation. | neutral |
163,995 | hypothesis: protect the orrery by means. premise: To the orrery and smash it! | contradiction |
221,397 | hypothesis: The Almond Blossom Festival is an event which takes place in Sicily every year. premise: February or early historical Carnival, masked balls and processions in magnificent costumes; more contemporary Carnival with parade of floats; Almond Blossom Festival in Sicily | neutral |
154,471 | hypothesis: Routes are categorized into business, residential, and a combination of the two. premise: City routes are further categorized as business, residential, and mixed (business and residential) routes. | entailment |
12,151 | hypothesis: The Christians and Islamics lived in the city together. premise: This is the only city in the world to have been the capital of both an Islamic and a Christian empire. | neutral |
92,847 | hypothesis: There have been judges who have made an effort here. premise: Some judges have tried. | entailment |
57,878 | hypothesis: We agree all the time. premise: I'm with you there. | neutral |
67,879 | hypothesis: The History Channel shows more violence than any other channel. premise: Context isn't everything, but it's worth noting that the TV channel that shows the most violence is the History Channel, with its endless replaying of World War I have not heard anyone say that is an encouragement to crime. | entailment |
281,090 | hypothesis: Tommy is trying to hail a taxi. premise: In actual fact, Tommy foresaw that it was extremely likely there would be no second taxi. | neutral |
315,719 | hypothesis: But not the turkeyducky soup. premise: Except for the turkeyducky soup. | entailment |
279,464 | hypothesis: I have to get back to work before I get fired, but it was good talking. premise: well i i must get back to work nice chatting with you | neutral |
330,188 | hypothesis: Post officers use the USPS Post Diary Survey because it provides a lot of important information for post office premise: Sources of electronic substitution-USPS Postal Diary Survey provides detailed information telecommunications capital equipment holdings, on-line service member and electronic bill paying... | neutral |
76,225 | hypothesis: Java is interesting because Gilder isn't the only one using this kind of language. premise: But the really interesting thing about Java is that Gilder isn't the only one using this kind of language. | entailment |
201,120 | hypothesis: I know he sleeps 12 hours every night! premise: He has insomnia, I believe, I said doubtfully. | contradiction |
162,194 | hypothesis: Not every stop on a residential route is a residence premise: Not all stops on a residential route are residences. | entailment |
25,231 | hypothesis: I like leaning in grass and sand for hours. premise: When stiff and sore and scarredI take away my handFrom leaning on it hardIn grass and sand, | neutral |
139,091 | hypothesis: The water, whilst only ankle height, was rising steadily. Anse knew it would reach knee height before he moved away. premise: Hey! Anse stood up knee-high in the water. | contradiction |
151,673 | hypothesis: The GOP members could never understand anything, even in a rational world. premise: In a rational world, the Republicans who decry the anti-tobacco campaign as another appendage of the nanny state would see through the PDFA campaign and reiterate their belief that Americans can be trusted to make informed c... | contradiction |
241,200 | hypothesis: Gerard Manley Hopkins saw spiritual life as dynamic, not sweet. premise: Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Catholic convert and priest who wrote near the beginning of the 20 th century, had the gift of seeing spiritual life as dynamic, even agonized, rather than complacently sweet. | entailment |
239,501 | hypothesis: Microwave dinners represent poor nutrition. premise: Cheap microwave dinners are a mark of humiliation--something you eat while crying in your studio apartment, huddling in front of the space heater, and reading The Bell Jar . Interestingly, each brand is awful in its own way. | neutral |
387,794 | hypothesis: Queen Victoria added the title Empress of India to her name and proclaimed that the Indian Civil Service would be open to all demographics. premise: Queen Victoria, who in the year 1876 would add the title Empress of India to her roll of honor, proclaimed that the Indian Civil Service would be open to our ... | entailment |
320,475 | hypothesis: The pirates kept to themselves and chose not to join Srivijaya. premise: With the orang laut pirates as allies, Srivijaya controlled the Straits of Melaka (known in colonial times as Malacca), a key link between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. | contradiction |
224,210 | hypothesis: I can start now? premise: i can go ahead and start uh | neutral |
27,439 | hypothesis: Russia's economic prosperity would double if Russians sold their natural resources instead of building up the manufacturing sector and trying to make products out of them. premise: By one estimate, Russia's economic output would more than double if the Russians simply sold off their natural resources inste... | entailment |
222,851 | hypothesis: We will see the coroner last. premise: We're seeing the Coroner and the doctor first." | contradiction |
264,779 | hypothesis: You will be able to dive up to 20 feet. premise: On completion this will allow you to dive with an instructor to a depth of 18 m (60 ft), which opens many dive sites in Egypt to you. | contradiction |
329,536 | hypothesis: the amount of permanent hires decreased by a large amount. premise: Moreover, new permanent hires fell from about 118,000 in fiscal year 1990 to a low of about 48,000 in 1994, before beginning a slow rise to about 71,500 in fiscal year 1998. | entailment |
335,045 | hypothesis: Employers may provide pensions and other retirement benefits. premise: More narrowly, it is a payment by the employer entity in exchange for the future provision of a pension or other retirement benefit to its employees. | entailment |
9,002 | hypothesis: It was never enough. premise: But for the Flytrapped president, it's better than nothing. | contradiction |
160,689 | hypothesis: It is not the grand dame of cathedrals. premise: Its grace and style have won it the nickname of grand dame of cathedrals. | contradiction |
58,436 | hypothesis: that's always been one of the most prominent organizations i know premise: okay i never really counted that as an organization because it's uh | contradiction |
375,825 | hypothesis: The women stand out clear as day. premise: Neither mother nor daughter is made distinctive this time around, except in the most heavy-handed way. | contradiction |
162,292 | hypothesis: Not clothing making at all. premise: you know you make clothes for them and everything like that | contradiction |
91,791 | hypothesis: You're not old! premise: oh you're not old you're not old at all | entailment |
310,251 | hypothesis: I generally like to watch sci-fi shows. premise: uh-huh i think i've actually seen a number of Star Treks one way or another over the years uh although i never watched it regularly i'm certainly acquainted with the character the characters and then i've seen some of the Star Trek movies | neutral |
180,281 | hypothesis: All Israeli publications cost money. premise: To find what's on in general consult the Time Out supplement of the Jerusalem Post on Fridays, This Week in Tel Aviv, and Tel Aviv Today, a particularly good free monthly magazine. | contradiction |
234,375 | hypothesis: I don't care for fruit. premise: that's great, love plums | contradiction |
31,916 | hypothesis: An asset has a market value that can change. premise: An asset's market value can change as a result of changes in tax treatment; investors' perceptions of risk; taste; or households' expectations of future economic capacity arising from, for example, the introduction of new technology. | entailment |
63,066 | hypothesis: Small communities have fewer problems. premise: yeah that's in in small communities that's a difficult choice but then the small communities are the ones with fewer problems | entailment |
235,943 | hypothesis: The big gray stood still and did nothing. premise: The big gray knew very well what was in progress, was tensing now for a swift getaway leap. | contradiction |
327,382 | hypothesis: Tuppence made a decision at eleven o'clock. premise: At eleven o'clock. Tuppence made up her mind. | entailment |
200,998 | hypothesis: The overly conservative decision maker happens when they are less aware of the costs than of the benefits. premise: When a decision-maker is more conscious of costs than of benefits, he tends to make decisions that are overly conservative. | contradiction |
342,889 | hypothesis: Tuppence, my union! premise: My union, Tuppence, my union! | entailment |
189,598 | hypothesis: Equal access to the court system is not particularly important. premise: It is so important that the courts remain open to all citizens not just the rich. | contradiction |
146,276 | hypothesis: He's not very good at managing his time or money. premise: yeah well that's exactly the way he feels is that he really hates to spend the time it takes a lot of time if he if he thinks it's going to be two hours it's four if you know whatever it always takes him twice as long but then when he's finished he'... | entailment |
24,499 | hypothesis: Half of the joys from the trip are from the bargaining. premise: At least half the pleasure is in the bargaining. | entailment |
147,843 | hypothesis: I will have to pay taxes even if I returned it. premise: If I caught it, returned it, and received nothing in return, I have nothing to tax. | contradiction |
67,250 | hypothesis: It remains there, and will be there for a long time. premise: Still, there it is. | neutral |
315,348 | hypothesis: He sat silently and didn't speak. premise: He offers his philosophical view. | contradiction |
120,634 | hypothesis: The math is very difficult when converting kilograms. premise: uh kilograms and i think that's what hung people up the most is they went now wait a minute an inch is two point fifty four centimeters how on earth am i every going to do the math | entailment |
114,992 | hypothesis: The assumptions and methodologies are discussed in the same subsection. premise: The different methodologies and assumptions for these approaches are discussed in separate subsections in the effects estimation and valuation sections below. | contradiction |
8,929 | hypothesis: Cynthia and Nibs were good friends premise: The countenances of Cynthia and Nibs were suddenly petrified into a stern and forbidding expression. | contradiction |
26,325 | hypothesis: the babysitter has continued to look after my kids premise: and uh so i had her baby sitting but she was six months pregnant and it was getting too much for her so i just quit i'd rather quit and take care of my own kids than let somebody else raise them | contradiction |
158,204 | hypothesis: It's strychnine premise: It's poison I know it's poison. | neutral |
81,272 | hypothesis: The basic orchestra is formed by these instruments playing together. premise: These instruments played together form the basic orchestra for several popular musical genres. | entailment |
383,812 | hypothesis: Magazines have increased readership 50%. premise: Maybe next week's Times business section's lead media article should be about whether newspapers have become more like magazines in their struggle to maintain and build readership in these trying digital times. | contradiction |
220,738 | hypothesis: Well done, Scott! premise: Well done, Scott! | entailment |
317,088 | hypothesis: It was tough for me because my father is a lawyer. premise: Even with my father being a lawyer, it was tough. | neutral |
3,469 | hypothesis: Bob Dylan had unfinished work that was never published. premise: Overrating Bob Dylan's unpublished fragments probably won't do any damage to his real achievement. | entailment |
43,774 | hypothesis: Nobody complains if I come in half wet. premise: then nobody really complains if i uh if i come in sort of half wet | entailment |
378,498 | hypothesis: Federal courts hold that lawyer-client privilege is absolute in all cases. premise: Last week, however, a federal appeals court in St. Louis reversed the trial court's decision . It held that the lawyer-client privilege does not protect conversations between government officials and government lawyers duri... | contradiction |
341,810 | hypothesis: They think he shows off. premise: (His colleagues feel he's a showboat and a camera hog, says University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato.) | entailment |
67,830 | hypothesis: He was interrupted by Mr. Carter to receive cryptic messages. premise: Half-way through, Mr. Carter interrupted him to give a few cryptic orders through the telephone. | entailment |
22,020 | hypothesis: I think most people don't notice that we are not that different. premise: well i don't i don't know i think that underlying underlying underlying we're all pretty probably not as as different as everybody thinks | neutral |
23,616 | hypothesis: I haven't tried. premise: um i don't think i ever tried | entailment |
379,456 | hypothesis: Ignoring reality can be unethical because reality should never be ignored. premise: Acknowledging reality isn't unethical, but ignoring it can be. | neutral |
295,364 | hypothesis: The transmittal letter says the draft report is still being worked on. premise: The transmittal letter also states that the draft report is not final; is therefore subject to change; and must be safeguarded to prevent its transmittal to unauthorized personnel, alteration, or premature release. | entailment |
131,126 | hypothesis: You can play gold on private courses with proof of club membership. premise: Golf players can often play on local private courses with proof of their home club membership. | entailment |
300,697 | hypothesis: It surrounds the much smaller Palazzo Pretorio. premise: It stands opposite the massive triple-arched Palazzo Pretorio, medieval police headquarters. | contradiction |
38,167 | hypothesis: I retained a good deal. premise: I am out a good deal. | contradiction |
341,432 | hypothesis: I took math in sixth-grade and had a textbook. premise: Just the sight of Mastering Linux induced the stomach-churning sense of dread that my sixth-grade math textbook once gave I don't get this. | entailment |
108,863 | hypothesis: I really liked the beef there. premise: and then some of the local guys down there they they took me out to all of these places you know and it's it's really uh it's unique and i think i don't know if it's psychological or not but i think the beef down there is out out of this world we we just don't get the... | entailment |
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