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302,396 | hypothesis: Contracting DHS will be a difficult task for congress. premise: The Congress faces a challenging and complex job in its consideration of DHS. | entailment |
203,744 | hypothesis: I'd always come home relaxed and rejuvenated. premise: right i'd always come home just relaxed and uh comfortable and ready to go at it again so it was a neat activity good to talk to you tell me your name again | entailment |
45,677 | hypothesis: Susan was blazing with anger as she watched the dogs fight. premise: Susan watched them, her green eyes blazing. | neutral |
76,427 | hypothesis: The houses have ponds and archways in the backyards. 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 ... | neutral |
208,335 | hypothesis: It would be insane for a nation to deliver a nuclear bomb to the united states by submarine. premise: Any nation determined to explode a nuclear bomb in Uncle Sam's front yard would have to be insane to deliver the insult by missile--it might as well affix a return address to the weapon before firing. | neutral |
217,955 | hypothesis: Regulations are roadblocks in achieving the agencies' mission. premise: Regulations should not be seen as roadblocks, but as support orbacking to achieve the agencies' mission. | contradiction |
4,863 | hypothesis: The Dome of the Rock is built in honor of Dwayne the Rock Johnson in 2017. premise: The rock on the Temple Mount from which he ascended, at or close to the site of the ruined Temple, was commemorated by the construction of the Dome of the Rock in 691. | contradiction |
379,168 | hypothesis: He would not tell us a time or location.But he may tell us later. premise: But we didn't know when or what road, an' he wasn't tellin' that his side of th' border neither. | neutral |
329,664 | hypothesis: You will most likely be swayed to stay a while, relaxing in one of the Mediterranean's quietest corners. premise: You'll probably be tempted to stay put for a while, relaxing in one of the Mediterranean's quietest corners. | entailment |
111,900 | hypothesis: We try to make snowmen by March. premise: we usually if we're going we usually try and make them by March or so anyway | neutral |
366,887 | hypothesis: A single common currency makes sense money wise. premise: A unified currency makes economic sense, but trade efficiency is only one motive for many governments. | entailment |
46,581 | hypothesis: Only the best folk songs hang around. premise: it's loud and repetitious without having a great deal of meaning now i do like folk song um and there have been some nice folk songs over the years that you know kind of still hang around | neutral |
281,107 | hypothesis: Only 30 percent of junk bonds went to finance LBOs in 1996. premise: (In 1996, only 30 percent of all junk bonds went to finance LBOs.) | entailment |
259,727 | hypothesis: The River Boyne is to the north of the city. premise: North of the city flows the River Boyne. | entailment |
61,786 | hypothesis: The government gets no substantial benefit from gambling activities. premise: Gambling provides almost 40 percent of the government's tax revenues, and is a major source of employment. | contradiction |
235,900 | hypothesis: The figure of Kannon is said to have been carved from a cedar tree. premise: The temple enshrines a 5-m (16-ft) standing figure of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, said to have been carved more than 1,000 years ago from the trunk of a single Judas tree. | contradiction |
312,663 | hypothesis: Robert Lee Hale is one of the greatest writers on liberty. premise: It reflects at least in part the conception of liberty that was championed earlier in this century by such writers as Robert Lee Hale, who found coercion in every refusal to deal. | neutral |
297,421 | hypothesis: The foster girls we took care of last year would act out wildly and violently and so we spanked them. premise: we don't have we don't have a little child but i know that when you go in a restaurant we had some foster twins and it was last year and it wasn't through the state but boy howdy man these kids nee... | neutral |
156,168 | hypothesis: There are a few places this is mentioned in the 1999 edition, but only briefly. premise: This is mentioned in the 1999 edition, but only in passing. | neutral |
391,583 | hypothesis: Slate changes drastically every year. premise: As part of the ebb and flow of Slate | neutral |
107,576 | hypothesis: Expansion of free legal services statewide was held back by the loss of a federal grant. premise: The loss of a federal grant has stymied plans for the Senior Legal Hotline to expand its free legal services statewide. | entailment |
151,644 | hypothesis: Societal gains from the R&D are never felt. premise: One rationale for this has been that the societal gains from R&D, for example, are often not felt until far in the future and so might not provide much profit for an individual firm. | contradiction |
48,642 | hypothesis: The original church was completely destroyed and rebuilt. premise: Metochites left the central portion of the church intact, but he added the outer narthex and the parecclesion (side chapel). | contradiction |
264,950 | hypothesis: All Robin Hood allusions have stopped. premise: All such Robin Hood allusions have long since been extinguished. | entailment |
257,134 | hypothesis: There are a lot of ways to bet on the cards that you are handed from the deck. premise: There are several optional bets splitting, doubling down, insurance and variations that include single-deck vs. multi-deck card shoes and hands dealt face-up (as opposed to one card down). | neutral |
219,985 | hypothesis: The string of robberies hit the store too hard, and they could never recover their financial losses. premise: the card shop just went out of business we've been there almost a year almost two years but uh and the store was precious everyone liked the store they liked the kinds of cards and what have you but... | neutral |
194,588 | hypothesis: It can be a positive thing to watch a champion survive high speed impact without injury. premise: Second, it is exciting and even encouraging to watch one's hero smack a concrete wall at such high speeds and walk away unscathed. | entailment |
240,553 | hypothesis: He knew all the words that stood for directions. premise: He knew all the technical terms, all the jargon. | neutral |
356,455 | hypothesis: There are some engineering staff who are in-house. premise: During the tactical facility acquisition phase, in-house facility engineering staff should be capable of providing the overall process leadership, ensuring that all activities proceed in the best interest of the owner. | entailment |
124,531 | hypothesis: I would be able to get anyone to sign up for a savings plan. premise: yeah but you wouldn't be able to steer people toward a particular type of savings you wouldn't be able to say well you get better tax bonds if you you know avoid the capital gains tax and if you do it this way do this and you roll over yo... | contradiction |
52,621 | hypothesis: It was alleged that the English Professors due-process rights were violated. premise: Mount Marty administrators allegedly violated the due-process rights and academic freedom of an English professor, who had been trying to revive a local chapter of the AAUP, when they fired him a few months ago. | entailment |
295,888 | hypothesis: All heroin users are usually depicted as major junkies but most don't use that much. premise: For instance, contrary to what the raccoon-eyed waif suggests, many heroin users are able to use their drugs and conduct functional lives. | neutral |
164,551 | hypothesis: The final rule removes the open entry standard and replaces it with the effective opportunities test. premise: The final rule removes the effective competitive opportunities test and replaces it with an open entry standard. | contradiction |
14,998 | hypothesis: If you don't believe you'll save your money in the future, you may as well blow it all now. premise: If you're a pessimist and don't trust your future self to be frugal, then you might as well spend all your money today so it doesn't fall into the hands of that future spendthrift. | entailment |
77,765 | hypothesis: Lower costs for better results can be possible. premise: It is possible to achieve better results at lower costs, | entailment |
198,647 | hypothesis: He and Tuppence had a lot of fun with one another. premise: What fun they had had together, he and Tuppence! | entailment |
160,042 | hypothesis: The new villages specialize in making jewelry. premise: A right turn at the junction leads along the valley floor past the modern artisan villages of Sheik Abd el-Gurnah, where you will be able to buy alabaster and onyx pieces. | neutral |
151,260 | hypothesis: Sir James looked around, and thought he better put the paper away. premise: Sir James echoed her words as he folded the paper carefully and put it away in his pocket-book, then he looked curiously round the dingy room. | neutral |
113,285 | hypothesis: They are the most important aspect to the war, in regards to the Allies. premise: They may make all the difference to the Allies in the war. | entailment |
239,324 | hypothesis: Activity use is the basis for assigning costs to objects. premise: It assigns cost to cost objects, such as products or customers, based on their use of activities. | entailment |
307,062 | hypothesis: The agency actions are explained as being in the best interest of the clients. premise: It describes the reasons for the proposed agency action and its objectives and legal basis. | neutral |
370,360 | hypothesis: The museum is closed on the weekdays, but you can still sight-see along the river banks. premise: A walk along the banks of the river below the museum provides good views of the 11th-century bridge and the red-brick mills that used the flow of water to power a variety of industries. | neutral |
64,331 | hypothesis: How long have you taught history here? premise: how long have you taught taught Dallas schools | neutral |
315,077 | hypothesis: The media and the people are thrilled by it. premise: The press and public love it. | entailment |
353,087 | hypothesis: The program reviews their designs in order to start production within a month. premise: The program also held design reviews for each of the major subsystems, allowing the program to achieve and demonstrate a stable design in July 1999, before beginning initial manufacturing of production representative pro... | neutral |
33,672 | hypothesis: The lease is. premise: oh the the lease | entailment |
31,247 | hypothesis: GDP is set by the air force. premise: Overview of the Model In the model, GDP is determined by the labor force, capital stock, and total factor productivity. | contradiction |
133,074 | hypothesis: This is an decision of utmost importance that I have to make. premise: For, see you, it is a big stake for which I play. | entailment |
382,493 | hypothesis: Crowds usually flock to the area in the morning before the weather gets too hot. premise: You'll always see cosmopolitan crowds here, especially on the Explanada de Espaea, the splendid waterfront promenade that stretches alongside the harbour, and on the Paseo Maritimo. | neutral |
346,524 | hypothesis: The shopping is very limited in Vegas. premise: The development of new malls such as the Forum Shops (at Caesars Palace) has in some cases single-handedly elevated the state of shopping in the city, with even more major hotel-based shopping promenades having emerged at the recently opened Aladdin and Veneti... | contradiction |
297,345 | hypothesis: Napoleon didn't get to see the wood and canvas mock up of the arch. premise: Napoleon himself saw only a life-size wooden and canvas model of the arch. | contradiction |
354,063 | hypothesis: Many people are too afraid to do it. premise: But not many people ever do it. | neutral |
37,725 | hypothesis: Traditional Greek ouzeries add to the authenticity of the restaurants. premise: It's no surprise that the harbor has some of the best seafood restaurants in the Aegean, including several traditional Greek ouzeries. | neutral |
13,268 | hypothesis: We did it and were prepared. premise: we didn't of course weren't prepared for it so | contradiction |
172,539 | hypothesis: Professor Cleveland earned a BA from Brown University. premise: Professor Cleveland earned a Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude from Brown University in 1987. | entailment |
385,032 | hypothesis: The overall effect on the U.S. premise: The net effect on the U.S. | entailment |
195,382 | hypothesis: Receipts earmarked for certain federal funds may be paid from other funds. premise: SPECIAL FUND - Federal fund accounts for receipts earmarked for specific purposes and the associated expenditure of those receipts. | neutral |
318,825 | hypothesis: Cook was the first Westerner to go to Hawaii. premise: The first Westerner to reach Hawaii was Captain James Cook, the British commander whose mission was to dis?cover the mythic Northwest Passage linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. | entailment |
43,148 | hypothesis: People would've preferred to read Proust if given the choice. premise: Not Proust in the cork-lined room. | neutral |
290,804 | hypothesis: Yes, same here. premise: yeah yep same thing | entailment |
388,021 | hypothesis: Zeus WS powerful premise: As Aeschylus wrote of Zeus in Prometheus Bound , He cannot fly from Fate. | neutral |
15,149 | hypothesis: They're deadly serious. premise: right oh yes you're not kidding | neutral |
187,648 | hypothesis: The awe-inspiring view over Brothers Water is best at sunset. premise: Watch for a car park just beyond the summit, where you can stop and enjoy the awe-inspiring view north over the diminutive Brothers Water, so called because two brothers were said to have drowned in its depths. | neutral |
64,190 | hypothesis: They aren't as thorough as they should be in their review. premise: Reviewing and testing the security features in both commercially developed software that was being considered for use and internally developed software prior to its being moved into production. | neutral |
265,084 | hypothesis: Lyndon will not get married. premise: Lyndon LaRouche to wed. | contradiction |
136,028 | hypothesis: He became a department chief with rather vague responsibilities. premise: He became a department chief with rather vague responsibilities, which was fine by him. | entailment |
70,074 | hypothesis: Most tourists get sick when traveling by ferry. premise: It is easily reached byferry from San Pedro or Long Beach, or the Catalina Flyer catamaran from Newport Beach. | neutral |
262,379 | hypothesis: When the media exaggerate and and won't let go an issue, it can have an effect on the outcome of the election. premise: um-hum it really could and uh uh then how sometimes how the media will blow things out of proportion and will run an an issue into the ground which is good and dead and they keep dragging ... | entailment |
26,575 | hypothesis: They hired more people than ever over the past ten days. premise: Over the last decade, as a result of efforts to reduce the size of government, agencies have downsized their design and engineering staffs and relied more on outside consultants for technical expertise. | contradiction |
106,397 | hypothesis: His classis has more than half a dozen editions. premise: His classic has thickened gracelessly over the years, but as the forthcoming eighth edition once again shows, it has remained true to the adaptable temperament it was born with. | entailment |
2,651 | hypothesis: Colin Powell and General Schwartzkopf both served in the air force. premise: i i was the person i was impressed with most i mean i i really you know Colin Powell and and General Schwartzkopf they're military people but i really didn't know that Cheney was as military minded as he is i mean | neutral |
243,825 | hypothesis: The crusaders build gothic archwork which was later rebuilt. premise: The Crusaders built the Gothic archwork in the 12th century; it was rebuilt in its present form in the 14th century. | entailment |
37,621 | hypothesis: If retail service costs are eliminated from rural, it will be seven percent higher. premise: (Seven percent higher if retail service costs are eliminated from rural.) | entailment |
142,875 | hypothesis: There are always worshipers in the temple. premise: The temple is always crowded with worshipers. | entailment |
260,753 | hypothesis: Teens love hypocrites! As well as being embarrassed. premise: Among the most fierce hatreds of teens (probably right after public humiliation and rejection) is of hypocrisy | contradiction |
161,818 | hypothesis: The boy caught something and his eyes were round. premise: The boy caught the piece, his eyes round as he looked at it. | entailment |
57,399 | hypothesis: Severn said they would return with supplies. premise: We can bring you fresh provisions for the return journey," said Severn. | entailment |
333,680 | hypothesis: You don't understand the importance of this because you are male. premise: You don't understand how important this is. | neutral |
132,340 | hypothesis: He was a political analyst and appeared on several news stations. premise: the world several major countries in the world that we deal with all the time don't respect women as business people so a woman president would be | neutral |
210,909 | hypothesis: Taxes can't be exchanged premise: Therefore, tax revenue is nonexchange revenue. | neutral |
125,530 | hypothesis: Some of the poorest people could lose some benefits. premise: Poorest Policyholders could lose Medicaid, other Benefits | entailment |
234,799 | hypothesis: The temperature zone is a constant, and there isn't much circulation. premise: and uh you know there isn't that much uh circulation but uh the temperate zone is uh a constant moving uh wind system | entailment |
325,277 | hypothesis: Getterdammerung came with New York, New York. premise: Scorsese's own Getterdammerung came with New York, New York , a hugely ambitious jazz epic starring De Niro and Liza Minelli (Scorsese's mistress at the time), and the first of a series of flops that continued with Raging Bull and The King of Comedy . | entailment |
295,540 | hypothesis: Managers will not receive any incentive to work as a team. premise: VBA adopted a balanced scorecard approach in fiscal year 1999 as a strategic management tool to drive organizational change, provide feedback to employees on measures they can influence, link performance appraisal and reward systems to perf... | contradiction |
34,605 | hypothesis: Hong Kong currency is not allowed in Macau. premise: Macau's own currency, the pataca, is pegged to the Hong Kong dollar, and you can use your Hong Kong currency freely in Macau. | contradiction |
297,234 | hypothesis: Biraporetti's is one of our favorite restaurants. premise: um-hum yeah there's uh Biraporetti's is one of our favorites it's real nice it's Italian | neutral |
203,830 | hypothesis: Bell is not allowed to keep his place. premise: I get to keep my place, Bell said, adding that without counsel, he wouldn't have known what to say in court and would have lost the case. | contradiction |
181,074 | hypothesis: Dave was blind from birth. premise: Dave looked. | contradiction |
89,122 | hypothesis: She disagrees about the academic requirements, doesn't she? premise: uh-huh well do you agree with that requirement that they meet those uh academic | contradiction |
159,423 | hypothesis: The costs could be higher than we expect. premise: It is likely that additional FGD retrofits could be completed by 2005, but there would be the potential for an increase in the cost of construction due to decreased implementation time. | neutral |
268,919 | hypothesis: I never received your message. premise: Something like in haste or gotta run, but I got your message. | contradiction |
371,738 | hypothesis: He'd been like that for all of Julius' life. premise: The old man was like that, admitted Julius. | neutral |
151,859 | hypothesis: 22 seconds per piece for urban routes. premise: 9 seconds per piece for rural routes. | neutral |
279,983 | hypothesis: Web advertising is much more effective than other advertising platforms like television and radio because it allows much more freedom. premise: Web advertising holds the strange position of being almost entirely unregulated. | neutral |
167,640 | hypothesis: It only includes Da Vinci's Madonna of The Rocks. premise: It includes Jan Van Eyck's St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata and works by Roger Van Der Weyden, Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Hans Memling, and Francois Clouet. | contradiction |
383,140 | hypothesis: He doesn't need to worry about his balancing act because he will never need to pander. premise: And if he gets this balancing act wrong, he must pander even more furiously to make it up. | contradiction |
281,924 | hypothesis: A check has never been written for gas. premise: what's that writing a check for gas | contradiction |
229,448 | hypothesis: You privatization endorsement says that any water should be turned to lemonade. premise: All you've said when you endorse privatization is that if there were water, it should be used to make lemonade. | entailment |
371,577 | hypothesis: Professors always have four A's to hand out to four A students. premise: Still, every now and then, a professor would have four genuine A students and only three A's to give out. | contradiction |
7,214 | hypothesis: Purchasing items in Florence. premise: Shopping in Florence | entailment |
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