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228,128 | hypothesis: I don't have to go yet; let's talk some more. premise: yeah yeah well i need to run i enjoyed talking to you | contradiction |
204,308 | hypothesis: Childhood stress can result in overreacting adults. premise: Stressed-out kids are more likely to be listless when they're not tense and to overreact as adults. | entailment |
241,312 | hypothesis: How am I valuable? premise: What good am I? | entailment |
87,821 | hypothesis: 3 was not worried about the fictional aspects of their book. premise: 3 raises the question of what else in his book is fictional. | contradiction |
47,717 | hypothesis: Jess Williams thinks it should be kept forever. premise: You can't give it away, said Jess Williams, branch manager for eligibility policy for Kentucky Department for Medicaid Services. | neutral |
3,624 | hypothesis: Hooking up the equipment is an important part of implementing control technology. premise: An important element of the overall control technology implementation is the time needed to connect, or hook up, the control technology equipment, particularly in relationship to the planned outage time for the unit. | entailment |
77,280 | hypothesis: There are both tangible and intangible products, otherwise known as goods and services. premise: Often goods are referred to as tangible products, and services are referred to as intangible products. | entailment |
315,799 | hypothesis: Just because you don't hear about young people doing good a lot, doesn't mean they don't exist. premise: yeah really yeah well it seems like there's there's a lot you don't hear much on the news about young people really you know wanting to do anything good or anything like that but you know i'm sure that ... | entailment |
347,426 | hypothesis: I agree. premise: It will not agree. | contradiction |
271,208 | hypothesis: Bork seemed to be just a junior conjurer with no special privileges. premise: Apparently Bork was their top conjurer, and privileged. | contradiction |
104,209 | hypothesis: We don't buy gas. premise: yeah well we got in a spot of trouble with uh using uh the credit cards on gas | contradiction |
54,323 | hypothesis: So I salute you, my lace-adorned bus mate. premise: So, hail to you, my lace-bedecked bus mate! | entailment |
217,686 | hypothesis: The French girl was stunning and very honest. premise: On the bright side, she is a beautiful, terrifyingly honest 24-year-old French girl. | entailment |
276,319 | hypothesis: They were happy to work with John McKay and John Erienborn to make the program's initiative work out for the grantees and clients. premise: And we did it with the support of two terrific Presidents-John McKay and John Erlenborn-who evidenced their commitment and support for the program's initiatives in this... | neutral |
388,818 | hypothesis: Election sites garner much more revenue for news organizations than other sites. premise: In Britain, however, major news organizations are spending heavily to make their election sites the main focus of their overall Web sites. | neutral |
74,083 | hypothesis: Attorneys representing low-income individuals are the norm. premise: An attorney representing a client before judge and jury was no longer the norm of a case when delivering critical legal services to low-income individuals. | contradiction |
319,323 | hypothesis: Section 707 if ERISA is necessary for Part B of the act to be realized. premise: Section 707 of ERISA, Section 9806 of the Internal Revenue code, and Section 2707 of the Public Health Service Act provide that the Secretaries may promulgate any interim final rules determined to be appropriate to carry out th... | neutral |
335,299 | hypothesis: Jon is solemn in his reply. premise: Yes, the torrent, said Jon. | neutral |
334,274 | hypothesis: Camping isn't bad as long as you can go with someone you trust. premise: no no it's not bad and uh yeah i mean if it's if you can find somebody who's uh you know willing to go out for several days you know and can handle that sort of thing uh which isn't everybody you run across obviously who's willing to | neutral |
38,823 | hypothesis: The tombs in the Valley of the Kings are examples of Egyptian temples that are monotonously colored. premise: All Egyptian temples would appear vividly colored much like the tombs in the Valley of the Kings but little color has survived on most of them due to the effects of sunlight and smoke damage caused ... | contradiction |
302,734 | hypothesis: It was really difficult because we went from one extreme to the other. premise: and so it was you know we just went from one extreme to the other you know and it was like kind of sad it was like man this is really hard you know i want to watch the war and so | entailment |
238,801 | hypothesis: The location is a desert. premise: Vacationers come for the great diving, windsurfing, and other watersports. | contradiction |
166,933 | hypothesis: Gulmarg is 8,622 feet above sea level as well as being west of Srinagar. premise: Gulmarg, 52 km (32 miles) west of Srinagar, is about 2,653 m (8,622 ft) above sea level. | entailment |
161,252 | hypothesis: All over the country, their stewed tomatoes dish is very well known. premise: and um those are the two specialties which they have that and their stewed tomatoes which are well known all over the Dayton area | neutral |
233,880 | hypothesis: Heritage assets have no significance. premise: HERITAGE ASSETS -Property, plant, and equipment that are unique for one or more of the following historical or natural significance; cultural, educational or artistic (e.g. | contradiction |
133,664 | hypothesis: There are parts that even Indians can't see. premise: Thar's parts maybe even an Injun ain't seed neither. | entailment |
87,396 | hypothesis: We're attempting to show you what is and isn't a case study so you don't manage to mess up a case study in a job in the future, as several methods can be used in one job, but we do have faith that you won't do such a thing. premise: As we will discuss later, several methods can be used in one job; these exa... | neutral |
14,597 | hypothesis: She has to bed the parole board to let people out. premise: it does it really does you know she and they have to go back uh occasionally you know she has to write letters to the parole board and you know lawyers and just just ever so often she mentions well she's got to do something else you know write anot... | neutral |
203,774 | hypothesis: The layout and size of the rooms is far from constant. premise: Rooms vary significantly in size and layout. | entailment |
158,881 | hypothesis: I don't know for sure who took, but i am glad that I found it. premise: It WAS taken from me, but I found it again." | neutral |
331,406 | hypothesis: Drew asked what kind of elephant it was. premise: What kind and how? Drew asked quickly. | neutral |
45,561 | hypothesis: Evolutionary psychologists started to look at how genetics impact persnality. premise: But it was a foregone conclusion that when evolutionary psychology began to focus on genetic predispositions and majoritarian norms to the exclusion of everything else, some literalists would in fact forget everything els... | neutral |
292,662 | hypothesis: Peel was a very popular person in the area. premise: A landowner and leader of the local hunt, Peel was a larger-than-life character, well known throughout the region in his day. | entailment |
20,226 | hypothesis: All of the palaces were demolished at the same time, but no one is certain of the cause. premise: The exact cause remains unknown, but all the palaces were destroyed at the same time. | entailment |
109,334 | hypothesis: Jones said that everyone said everything they had to say. premise: We all kept back something or other, said Tuppence thoughtfully. | contradiction |
232,424 | hypothesis: The soldiers were running and making noise outside. premise: He could hear the sound of other running feet outside. | neutral |
63,856 | hypothesis: The Russian farted. premise: "Paugh!" The Mexican spat. | contradiction |
38,863 | hypothesis: I mostly listen to classical music during my druthers, but I don't have much knowledge about it besides me enjoying it the most. premise: well i primarily listen to classical music when i have my druthers partly because i find it more soothing i don't know a lot about classical music so far as uh any backgr... | entailment |
145,973 | hypothesis: It was good talking about sports with you, bye. premise: good talking to you you too bye-bye | neutral |
307,603 | hypothesis: He always knew which one to choose. premise: Before, he had been torn between two alternatives. | contradiction |
51,003 | hypothesis: Has deregulating the mine worked? premise: Has deregulation worked? | neutral |
343,754 | hypothesis: The kiosks are found exclusively in local malls and parks. premise: Kiosks are in eight locations, including the Orange County district attorney's office, Irvine City Hall and the Fullerton and San Juan Capistrano libraries. | contradiction |
200,799 | hypothesis: Jew and Arabs often have a welcome attitude toward children. premise: Jews and Arabs share a love of children and welcome them almost everywhere. | entailment |
162,997 | hypothesis: It was very close to the financial district. premise: Minutes away from the financial district of New Kingston and the Bob Marley Museum. | entailment |
261,124 | hypothesis: Jon saw Adrin. premise: Jon looked for Adrin and San'doro but saw neither. | contradiction |
12,674 | hypothesis: Aggregate data is all that is needed to determine household financial standings. premise: To gauge the financial situation of individual households requires going beyond aggregate household data. | contradiction |
139,067 | hypothesis: Jerusalem was surrounded by a strong wall. premise: Jerusalem grew, surrounded with a formidable wall and defended by towers beside the Jaffa Gate. | entailment |
305,679 | hypothesis: None of the major towns have shops for renting bikes. premise: All the major towns have bike-rental shops; ask at hotels or tourist information centers for the location of the nearest hire center. | contradiction |
343,083 | hypothesis: There is a lot of diversity in different areas of the US. premise: i mean you could travel from one coast to the other here in the US and find tremendous differences between the peoples they have their own ideas how things should be run | entailment |
115,447 | hypothesis: I took a deep breath because it was going to stink in a minute. premise: 'Fair enough.' I took a deep breath. | neutral |
233,635 | hypothesis: I was getting tired and Derry pulled me inside to give me some coffee to help out. premise: In the end, Derry pulled me inside and administered some coherence via an industrial strength cup of coffee. | neutral |
354,626 | hypothesis: Baracoa was not a settlement in Cuba. premise: Baracoa became the first of seven settlements across Cuba. | contradiction |
120,687 | hypothesis: The Main Street's Mulan Parade features Aladdin and the Cat in the Hat. premise: Main Street's Mulan Parade is a dazzling cavalcade of Chinese acrobats and Disney film characters. | contradiction |
88,519 | hypothesis: Doesn't purchase clothing at Banana Republic. premise: Does not buy clothes at Banana Republic. | entailment |
249,497 | hypothesis: They know what they're doing. premise: uh they don't look like they know what they're doing | contradiction |
47,901 | hypothesis: An hour had passed from when she'd taken the tea in to serve her mistress and her guests. premise: Quite an hour, or even more, had elapsed between the time when she had heard the voices and 5 o'clock, when she had taken tea to her mistress. | neutral |
87,161 | hypothesis: There is no concern about what Elway will choose to do. premise: The postgame hype revolves around whether Elway will attempt a threepeat next year or will retire on top as Michael Jordan did. | contradiction |
289,666 | hypothesis: The weather condition comparison of East and West Plano. premise: yeah weather difference between east and west Plano | entailment |
127,563 | hypothesis: I can tell Arthur Andersen doesn't like me. premise: During the later part of my tenure with Andersen, I expressed my concerns publicly in several partner meetings and privately to various internal players; however, as someone who had not grown up with the firm, I found that my actions to speak up - - espe... | neutral |
15,485 | hypothesis: The thing mattered much. premise: It did not really matter. | contradiction |
148,061 | hypothesis: Dawkins said that he'd be willing to bet that there is no other life. premise: My guess is that life probably isn't all that rare and the origin of life probably wasn't all that improbable, Dawkins remarks. | contradiction |
197,880 | hypothesis: It was a woman who said 'Here'. premise: 'Here,' she said, a little flushed. | entailment |
184,242 | hypothesis: A majority of the land has no one living there. premise: Over 90 percent of its land is uninhabited, contrasting with great centers of population, including the capital, Cairo, which is the largest city in Africa a dusty, noisy, sprawling, neon-lit, crowded metropolis of more than fourteen million people. | entailment |
238,022 | hypothesis: Almost all of the candidates support laws protecting some records. premise: Most of the candidates, with the exception of Bush, who hasn't yet taken a stand, also say that certain records, including medical and financial information, should be protected by legislation. | entailment |
261,680 | hypothesis: Voters are beginning to notice McCain's inhumane mannerisms and robotic gestures. premise: Voters are already asking whether something is wrong with McCain. | contradiction |
342,082 | hypothesis: It would be more cost effective to use a much larger crane. premise: As a result, it may be more cost effective overall to use a smaller crane and lift smaller pieces. | contradiction |
76,975 | hypothesis: Stern's programs is perhaps the most popular show of all time. premise: The New Yorker puzzles over Stern's His program is pure id--vile, cruel, crude--yet he remains a faithful husband and devoted father. | neutral |
31,139 | hypothesis: They want to lose Spanish heritage. premise: so if they've just taken such action it would seem to indicate to me either they're doing it because they're afraid they might become a state and want to declare this before they become a state or maybe because they don't want to become a state for fear of losing... | contradiction |
82,574 | hypothesis: The manual counting of the hands and bunches of carrots was mechanized in the 1930s. premise: The manual counting of the hands and bunches of bananas (recounted in Harry Belafonte's famous Banana Boat Song ) was mechanized in the 1960s, but the work of loading the boats is still labor intensive. | contradiction |
272,615 | hypothesis: he bought me this one, but i don't like the color premise: but i'm i'm i'm i determined to brake mine so he has to get me another one | neutral |
312,786 | hypothesis: I will skip class tonight so that I can watch the whole show. premise: yeah well see that was that's another if i would have been home probably wouldn't have watched it because i have class tonight and i would have missed the second half and that's the most frustrating because that's you know you can if you... | contradiction |
215,271 | hypothesis: After that long, they want to run away from the old boy network. premise: after they've been there that long they're so deep rooted with their the old boy network | contradiction |
93,019 | hypothesis: The second floor is a good place to start your trip premise: The artifacts that most people put at the top of their lists are on the second floor, so you may want to head there first before you get worn out. | neutral |
135,257 | hypothesis: British colonizers have the most of the rich tapestry. premise: Nowadays, the rich tapestry of history lies in the monuments and homes as well as the descendants of the Malay and Indian, the Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonizers. | neutral |
137,175 | hypothesis: Installing multiple absorber modules can require several months of service outage. premise: For the multiple installation of three absorber modules at one plant (six boiler units), an additional four months may be needed to schedule the outage for the FGD hookup outside of the high electricity demand months... | entailment |
220,740 | hypothesis: There are studies about the exposure to PM. premise: underlying epidemiological studies to cumulative exposure to PM. | entailment |
350,484 | hypothesis: It is more dangerous than most cities. premise: but i don't think you would uh someone might grab you mess around with you but they're not going to grab you steal your your money and slit your throat which in a lot of big cities | contradiction |
290,407 | hypothesis: Lots of Guadeloupeans do not own land. premise: Guadeloupeans, who don't always own land, like to move around. | entailment |
239,963 | hypothesis: Celebrities keep their lives under tight wraps. premise: Celebrity fathers who don't want to know their out-of-wedlock offspring and celebrity mothers who don't want to know the fathers of their out-of-wedlock children have also been in the news. | contradiction |
90,435 | hypothesis: Kramenin is the man who's really in charge. premise: The real head of this business is that Russian chap Kramenin. | entailment |
389,705 | hypothesis: Despite not being afraid of the scandal, he had done something wrong. premise: It was nonsense to pretend that he was afraid of the scandal, as no possible scandal could attach to him. | neutral |
153,847 | hypothesis: Three toes curled in pain. premise: 3 toes curled. | neutral |
102,819 | hypothesis: It is expected that his transition will be smooth. premise: In a sense, German's new job isn't far from where he started decades ago. | neutral |
121,072 | hypothesis: The masseuse massaged Simon. premise: Using a deep ribcage massage, the alluring masseuse freed Simon's body from the frustration caused by the inability to drive his motorcycle at the maximum speed listed on the speedometer, a failure which undermined his feelings of pride. | entailment |
169,759 | hypothesis: Population is shown with slope and intercept. premise: If country A has twice as many inhabitants as country B, then the slope and intercept of A's cost function will be twice as large as the slope and intercept of B's cost function. | entailment |
209,978 | hypothesis: It doesn't run ads for its supporters at shows and never strikes business deals. premise: It runs advertisements for its supporters at the top of shows and strikes business deals with MCI, TCI, and Disney, but still insists it's not commercial. | contradiction |
119,603 | hypothesis: I should have been humiliated. premise: I was chagrined, and I guess I showed it. | neutral |
131,297 | hypothesis: I didn't bother to itemise my medical expenses, I just took it out of my income. premise: where my medical where it was worth it to itemize for medical expenses because they were just they were that much of a percentage of my income that it just | contradiction |
11,512 | hypothesis: There's job security in that, since it takes a while to get the experience. premise: and uh there's a lot of job security in that because it takes so long to uh come up to an experience level where you're able to you know you have to be able to maintain them do the maintenance uh | entailment |
115,489 | hypothesis: The papers are pointless. premise: yeah i no i think it would be better if they would stay down there and get right papers to come across the border | contradiction |
347,222 | hypothesis: I won't ever like how it looks. premise: In fact, I guess it was worse--once I get used to looking like this, I think I'll get to like it. | contradiction |
139,758 | hypothesis: Trimble is the Ulster Unionist President for the eleventh year. premise: The Daily Telegraph reported that David Trimble, the Ulster Unionist Party leader and first minister in the new Ulster assembly, had threatened to resign if the march wasn't allowed through. | neutral |
280,677 | hypothesis: The old man has been eating 30 boiled eggs a day for over a decade. premise: i was reading an article in the paper the other morning these doctors are baffled about this eighty seven year old man who eats thirty boiled eggs a day | neutral |
112,635 | hypothesis: Silwan is known for its old buildings and sports fields. premise: Outside the Dung Gate lies the Arab village of Silwan, on the site of the original Cityof David. | neutral |
6,353 | hypothesis: Kathmandu draws in its fair share of visitors every year. premise: From Kathmandu, short trips to the valley rim make it possible for those with limited time to see the high mountains at sunrise or sunset. | neutral |
339,118 | hypothesis: I am going to have to say no. premise: especially yeah i mean | contradiction |
310,481 | hypothesis: The people pitied the man premise: The people felt sorry for the man. | entailment |
100,517 | hypothesis: Legal aid provides housing eviction services to poor people free of charge, depending on income. premise: Legal Aid provides noncriminal legal assistance to the poor in areas such as family law, consumer fraud, housing evictions and foreclosures. | neutral |
194,600 | hypothesis: Rome has lots of ruins. premise: Crowning seven hills along the winding banks of the River Tiber, Rome has numerous different ancient Rome of imperial ruins; Catholic Rome of Vatican Cityand countless churches; the Renaissance city of Michelangelo and Raphael or the Baroque of Bernini and Borromini; and a m... | entailment |
323,676 | hypothesis: Unlike us, they have much fewer incidences of violent crime. premise: and they don't have anywhere near the crime rate that we do of the violent crime rates that we do | entailment |
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