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29,645 | hypothesis: There was only one deviation. premise: With just one exception. | entailment |
132,365 | hypothesis: It was a big surprise that computer pioneers John Von Neumann and Alan Turing were also mentioned premise: Computer pioneers John Von Neumann and Alan Turing were also mentioned--big surprise that their names should crop up in an Internet forum. | contradiction |
44,908 | hypothesis: The benchmark emission level is found by multiplying the prior emission cap times four. premise: The emission cap is defined by a benchmark emission level that is modified by the desired level (percentage) of reduction. | contradiction |
318,349 | hypothesis: Mr. T should know about the youth that is very promising. premise: Hence the usefulness of that promising youth, Mr. T. | entailment |
97,820 | hypothesis: Evaluation purposes have been adequately served by the current naturalistic generalization. premise: Another was the need for something more adequate than naturalistic generalization for evaluation purposes. | neutral |
187,809 | hypothesis: Tuppence asked a question. premise: Why? demanded Tuppence. | entailment |
205,472 | hypothesis: Individual accounts receive more detailed discussion in Q4. premise: For example, individual accounts-discussed more fully in Q4. | entailment |
192,922 | hypothesis: The barbarians have no leader. premise: Because the barbarians are coming today and the emperor's waiting to receive their leader. | contradiction |
173,775 | hypothesis: The guide is comprised of resources. premise: The guide is comprised primarily of resources available from various law enforcement organizations. | entailment |
278,794 | hypothesis: Subway stations can also be a pain. premise: Airports, railway stations, and hotels can be a pain anywhere in the world these days. | neutral |
16,552 | hypothesis: It's obviously an interesting topic. premise: so uh yeah and i don't know do you do anything special to make it interesting | contradiction |
325,769 | hypothesis: They may be allowed to be a contractor. premise: The component may also be a contractor. | entailment |
244,852 | hypothesis: to get as much done as possible premise: to get out and work and that | neutral |
175,938 | hypothesis: I think that the kids selling the drugs should get capital punishment. premise: but it's it's it's it's real strange uh it's it's a world that um is the drugs are the drugs are going to get us all i mean drugs actually i think we're doing capital punishment to the wrong people i think we ought to have capit... | contradiction |
135,898 | hypothesis: Davis and Clinton had no knowledge of his friends subsidizing Hubbell. premise: White House special counsel Lanny Davis said Clinton may have known three years ago that his friends were subsidizing Hubbell. | contradiction |
388,847 | hypothesis: The restaurant has a wonderful patio. premise: Pleasant, informal dairy restaurant in an old building with a lovely large summer patio. | entailment |
369,141 | hypothesis: People were standing still. premise: A bunch of people twirled past me, dancing. | contradiction |
69,684 | hypothesis: I have two in college and a third on their way there. premise: okay i'm i feel i'm like i'm almost an expert on this subject i've got two in college and if one doesn't graduate i'm going to have three there by September | entailment |
27,236 | hypothesis: The Taliban retreated from Afghanistan quickly. premise: Set against the evidence of moderation in Iran, the Taliban's advance in Afghanistan has generated alarm, particularly among ex-Soviet Central Asian governments, who fear the spread of Islamic fundamentalism northward. | contradiction |
298,931 | hypothesis: I have beautiful lilies. premise: and i mean i have some of the most beautiful day lilies that you've ever seen so when we decided to move it was really funny because like i said i had a whole bunch of different kinds of things and i kept saying well i want to take a few of these and i want to take these an... | entailment |
148,749 | hypothesis: Toute de Suit is Davis' best song. premise: What's more, the band's final album, Filles de Kilimanjaro , on which Hancock and Carter perform on electric instruments, produced one of Davis' indisputable masterpieces, the majestic 14 minute Tout de Suite. | neutral |
109,408 | hypothesis: It is a very old building with murals that are 200 years old. premise: One of the oldest eating places in the port, with a pleasant Mediterranean atmosphere and some excellent specials. | neutral |
197,393 | hypothesis: The OMB never reviewed the rule premise: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reviewed the rule as an economically significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866. | contradiction |
283,935 | hypothesis: Innovation, while generally positive, does not always provide benefit to society. premise: Innovation - Trading under the acid rain program created financial incentives for electricity generators to look for new and low-cost ways to reduce emissions and to do so early. | neutral |
389,632 | hypothesis: I'm pretty sure you don't have any experience with the R C one thirty fives premise: oh okay i i thought maybe you might have had some experience with the uh R C one thirty fives | contradiction |
284,982 | hypothesis: The rain continued to flood the area. premise: Much of the fog had evaporated and even the rain had stopped. | neutral |
251,619 | hypothesis: He did not want anyone to hear his words. premise: He made soundless words, "Did the animals get loose?" | neutral |
352,592 | hypothesis: I am taking it that you are talking about the new Ninja turtles movie? premise: other than the i assume you were talking about the new Ninja Turtles movie | entailment |
170,081 | hypothesis: Cynthia Murdoch was a beautiful young girl. premise: This is Mr. Hastings, Miss Murdoch." Cynthia Murdoch was a fresh-looking young creature, full of life and vigour. | neutral |
260,440 | hypothesis: The rates are too high and there has been some argument on the topic. premise: Also, the Postal Service would be allowed to grant volume discounts and to negotiate contract rates. | neutral |
34,192 | hypothesis: Here's what I think won't happen. premise: Here is a prediction. | contradiction |
62,194 | hypothesis: The irish didn't like centralized administration, instead supporting the idea of a hierarchy. premise: Unlike the Irish, they favored centralized administration, and enforced their rule with the building of fortified castles. | neutral |
261,461 | hypothesis: It isn't a good thing. premise: it's not a treat | entailment |
285,347 | hypothesis: They asked again. premise: They renewed inquiries. | entailment |
324,595 | hypothesis: If the powder has been gone for two days, it can't be too important? premise: But I suppose, as the last powder was taken two days ago, it is not of much importance? | entailment |
383,030 | hypothesis: I studied it nonstop. premise: i didn't study it that hard so maybe i'll figure it out | contradiction |
328,026 | hypothesis: He pondered that location was adequate for me due to my flamboyant nature and once again the basilisk penetrated her through. premise: He thought the place might suit me." Again that basilisk glance seemed to pierce her through. | neutral |
232,940 | hypothesis: Laurence Benaam is not a very good French critic. premise: (One good current French critic is Laurence Benaam, whose thoughful pieces appear regularly in Le Monde .) | contradiction |
39,848 | hypothesis: I'm pretty sure I know what we messed up. premise: 'Okay, I think I know what we did wrong here. | entailment |
112,807 | hypothesis: Most Americans think it's normal to become a caregiver to kids. premise: and i'm going to i'm going to be the primary caretaker and you know and then then take care of the children because we don't want to put them in day care and this and that i think most Americans would feel funny about that and maybe so... | contradiction |
54,268 | hypothesis: Sorry but Visa is not accepted. premise: VISA and MasterCard credit cards are accepted, also. | contradiction |
349,784 | hypothesis: Savings by all sorts of entities is part of national savings. premise: National saving is the sum of saving by households, businesses, and all levels of government (federal, state, and local). | entailment |
195,440 | hypothesis: Begin by itching these itches. premise: ...start scratching these sores. | entailment |
249,537 | hypothesis: I don't work. premise: i work there now | contradiction |
186,048 | hypothesis: Once someone feels an intense emotion, it can never change into something else. premise: It may also be that any intense emotion can be transformed into any other, which is why the best part of breakin' up can indeed be makin' up, and why a passionate quarrel can culminate in a yet more passionate reconcili... | contradiction |
163,110 | hypothesis: Humans don't care how old they get. premise: The drugs play on the inevitable--some say genetic--human desire for youth and immortality. | contradiction |
235,013 | hypothesis: This report is being submitted by me because the vice president hasn't provided anything because he's lazy. premise: a 716(b), I am submitting this report because the Vice President, as Chair of the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPDG), has not provided the General Accounting Office (GAO) with a... | neutral |
322,709 | hypothesis: Y2K was considered high risk by the GAO in the beginning of 1997. premise: In early 1997, GAO designated Y2K as a highrisk area to highlight the government's exposure. | entailment |
35,989 | hypothesis: I spoke quietly. premise: 'Oh,' I said, meekly. | entailment |
592 | hypothesis: He watches what he says to other people to not offend them. premise: Then he has to fudge his faith so that people who don't share it won't take it seriously. | neutral |
341,666 | hypothesis: Yes, I exercise three times a week. premise: yeah i exercise pretty regularly | neutral |
374,772 | hypothesis: Shearling fleece is common in many forests. premise: Shearling fleece looks more like sheep's wool, with a pebbly texture. | neutral |
107,310 | hypothesis: Back in the 1980s, AICPA standards and GAGAS were virtually identical. premise: Thus, whereas AICPA standards cite two main purposes of audit documentation--providing the principal support for the audit report and aiding auditors in performing and supervising the audit--audit documentation serves an additio... | neutral |
301,791 | hypothesis: GAO will tell the liaison that the engagement has been ended. premise: In these instances, GAO will notify the agency-designated central liaison or point of contact that the engagement has been terminated without a written product. | entailment |
204,508 | hypothesis: The outside auditors do not bear all the responsibility. premise: Outside auditors bear varying degrees of responsibility for these recent failures, but they don't bear all the responsibility. | entailment |
279,539 | hypothesis: The cranes used for FGD technology retrofits have to be much bigger than those used in other projects. premise: Crane requirements for FGD technology retrofits are generally site specific, although these requirements are generally less demanding than requirements for SCR retrofits. | neutral |
289,891 | hypothesis: Edinburgh Crystal has no retail stores located on sight. premise: Edinburgh Crystal has an excellent retail store on site and a factory shop where second-quality goods are sold. | contradiction |
184,986 | hypothesis: Full-length recitals feature bewildering variations and patterns. premise: In a prelude or alap, which in full-length recitals can last half an hour, the lead musician seems to grope around until he reaches the main theme and its many variations take hold and patterns emerge from the apparent confusion. | neutral |
72,457 | hypothesis: Advertising mail doesn't have to be sent first class. premise: It consists primarily of advertising mail that is not required to be sent First Class. | entailment |
97,218 | hypothesis: It is standard protocol that all computer users or people will access to information resources adhere to all created policies, despite claimed knowledge or lack thereof. premise: Computer users, and others with access to information resources, cannot be expected to comply with policies that they are not awa... | contradiction |
354,917 | hypothesis: None of Art Deco's art has been seen in person, meaning everyone is simply guessing how it'd look. premise: The Carre Rive Gauche, bounded by the quai Voltaire, the boulevard St-Germain, and the rues du Bac and des Sts-Pares, is something of a museum of ancient Egyptian, Chinese, pre-Columbian, African, and... | contradiction |
277,477 | hypothesis: Lefkes is a nice location for exploration and has a population of about 10 million. premise: Lefkes village occupies high ground in the interior, and its narrow streets are perfect places to explore. | neutral |
229,643 | hypothesis: After winning, James Craig could not keep up with the work offered to him. premise: The winner, announced in 1766, was James Craig, an unknown 23-year-old architect and native of the city. | neutral |
256,638 | hypothesis: "Are you sure? She's going to be okay?" stuttered Jon. premise: Is she safe? asked Jon. | neutral |
53,488 | hypothesis: The first row is labeled Name. premise: Finally, the last row, labeled Total is devoted to total First-Class Mail. | neutral |
99,891 | hypothesis: Are you aware of the topic. premise: it would yes it would okay are you uh do you know about the topic | entailment |
24,547 | hypothesis: Best sellers get less sales because stores raise the prices. premise: Many bookstores sell New York Times best sellers at a discount, thereby generating even more sales for New York Times best sellers. | contradiction |
390,350 | hypothesis: I never cook because I hate cooking. premise: and so um yeah uh yeah i guess i usually do i like to cook um heavy sauces and um | contradiction |
262,422 | hypothesis: The Hasedera Temple does not allow flowers to be grown. premise: In the Kansai region, peony lovers head for Hasedera Temple in rural Nara. | contradiction |
354,608 | hypothesis: The entire region is full of meadows broken up by higher grounds. premise: Throughout the entire region, high ground breaks up areas of rolling meadows and verdant pasture. | entailment |
205,111 | hypothesis: The federal government didn't need to make any changes. premise: In recent years, an understanding has emerged that the federal government needs to be run in a more businesslike manner than in the past. | contradiction |
271,496 | hypothesis: The proprietors of Chinese stores are often hard of hearing so you have to spell words out. premise: well if you go in a Chinese store ask for hoi sin H O I S I N | neutral |
381,974 | hypothesis: The easy part comes after the hard part. premise: 'Now for the hard part.' | neutral |
135,790 | hypothesis: They had 4 hours to practice. premise: The day gave them time to practice. | neutral |
73,605 | hypothesis: The processions of the Toshugu Festival takes place once a century. premise: Inside the gate to the left is the Mikoshi-gura, a storeroom for the portable shrines that grace the semi-annual Toshogu Festival processions (18 May and 17 October). | contradiction |
250,480 | hypothesis: We reviewed experiences of leading public sector organizations that were successful. premise: To meet our first objective, we reviewed the experiences of leading public sector organizations that were successfully changing their management and accountability practices to be more results-oriented. | entailment |
162,744 | hypothesis: We want it to be a lawful operation. premise: Therefore, we should at least make it operate within the bounds of the law. | neutral |
332,948 | hypothesis: The city was beautiful and very pretty to look at. premise: Venice stagnated under the rule of a small entrenched ??lite, drawing nostalgic comfort from the city's petrified beauty as painted in the vedute of Guardi and Canaletto. | entailment |
194,247 | hypothesis: Abraham backs the idea that tax rates determine whether a worker stays at work for overtime or not. premise: For example, Abraham asserts that marginal tax rates are what determine whether a worker works overtime or goes home for the day ... | entailment |
219,812 | hypothesis: The corals have been in these coastal waters for millions of years. premise: The waters around the coast are some of the clearest in the world and the depths are filled with amazing coral and many species of fish and other marine creatures. | neutral |
178,362 | hypothesis: Beautiful pieces of furnishing, built to the highest standards. premise: Dead Turks--or ugly modular furniture constructed to shoddy specs. | contradiction |
255,664 | hypothesis: People accuse them of controlling the news but he said they just report it. premise: and that but and and you know people accuse them of controlling the news he says you know we don't control the news we just report it the way we the way it is and | entailment |
250,263 | hypothesis: The Vice President and his counsel understand they need to give the information and their explanation but they still haven't. premise: Moreover, even though the Vice President and his counsel acknowledge our authority to access cost information, they have not provided us the remaining cost information and e... | entailment |
194,694 | hypothesis: Maybe I would try quiche if I were gay. premise: Maybe if I were gay, but I'm not. | neutral |
281,332 | hypothesis: I think it's a really bad idea. premise: that's that's actually a great way i think i know i have lots of friends who are doing things like that | contradiction |
138,834 | hypothesis: My privacy does not feel invaded relative to this second. premise: um i guess i'm not typically feeling invaded in my privacy relative to this second | entailment |
68,138 | hypothesis: Roadway Package Service has begun to solicit mail for residences that UPS charges an extra fee. premise: We know, for example, that Roadway Package Service, at least initially, did not solicit mail for residences and that UPS charges extra for addresses designated as residential. | neutral |
231,198 | hypothesis: Future studies should include the evaluation of screening for interventions. premise: Future studies need to incorporate evaluation of screening linked to intervention protocols. | entailment |
141,233 | hypothesis: One should buy their needed camping equipment, drinks, and insecticides before heading to the park since things are more expensive there. premise: (Buy your film, batteries, mineral water, insect-repellent, etc. , at everything is more expensive inside the park. ) | entailment |
361,683 | hypothesis: The Albanians offered only light resistance. premise: The next year, Italy invaded Albania and, after France's collapse in June 1940, plunged with Germany into World War II. | neutral |
165,157 | hypothesis: Liquor executives created the ban so to improve competition. premise: The Wall Street Journal noted that liquor-industry executives are disgruntled with the ban because it prevents them from competing on the tube with beer companies. | contradiction |
389,290 | hypothesis: Your fellow party-goers, particularly those unfamiliar with Venetian culture, might be spooked by your ghastly mask. premise: You can give your fancy-dress balls back home a touch of Venetian class with the finely crafted papier-mache masks produced by countless workshops for Venice's wintertime Carnival. | neutral |
369,081 | hypothesis: I hate bowling, bowling is for gay people. premise: what i do is i bowl i am a fanatic when it comes to bowling and i used to bowl five times a week so i really loved it and i still bowl at least once a week now on a league on on a and i'm bowling on the TI league | contradiction |
155,883 | hypothesis: As long as you have assessed the risk, errors are acceptable. premise: Errors are considered acceptable under these You have assessed the associated risk and found the errors are not significant enough to cause a reasonable person, aware of the errors, to doubt a finding, conclusion, or recommendation base... | entailment |
376,881 | hypothesis: The Rockefeller Archaeological Museum is situated on the bottom of a hill. premise: Across the road from Herod's Gate is the Rockefeller Archaeological Museum, which is perched on a hill . | contradiction |
230,791 | hypothesis: You probably don't even know where or what Lake Ontario is. premise: so if you know where Lake Ontario is sort of is uh | contradiction |
374,899 | hypothesis: I did not return home at any time. premise: I had been invalided home from the Front; and, after spending some months in a rather depressing Convalescent Home, was given a month's sick leave. | contradiction |
372,017 | hypothesis: He entered the house alone and shut the door. premise: The three entered the house, pulling the door to behind them. | contradiction |
148,196 | hypothesis: John laughed. premise: Jon erupted in laughter. | entailment |
250,930 | hypothesis: Even deep in the large cities of Japan, you can find tranquil temples or traditional restaurants. premise: Despite the concrete sprawl of Japan's postwar urban development, you can still find tranquillity in a brilliant-green, moss-covered temple garden or in the alcove of a traditional restaurant with its ... | entailment |
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