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hypothesis: DWP is unconcerned by inaccurately filed claims. premise: Further, DWP in the United Kingdom plans to use this information to target areas for prevention and detection in the benefit programs, to identify customers who are at risk for higher levels of error in their claims, and to facilitate case interventi...
contradiction
7,565
hypothesis: He did not stand out of a crowd at all. premise: He was quite ordinary just like anyone else." Mr. Carter sighed in his tired manner.
entailment
268,313
hypothesis: Jon said out loud to them to get ready. premise: Tell them to get ready, thought Jon.
contradiction
203,799
hypothesis: I love water aerobics because it burns calories so easily. premise: oh yeah and i love the water aerobics i love the water aerobics
neutral
51,902
hypothesis: Republicans were pleased with Clinton after he sent troops to Haiti. premise: When Clinton sent troops to Haiti over GOP objections, Republicans voted for a resolution declaring that Clinton should have sought congressional support.
contradiction
34,743
hypothesis: They will not change their prolonged shut down. premise: so you have to take a two week shut down and it's not at the same time so that isn't too nice uh this year they were going to try to do something different about that too they were going to try to schedule the whole site to go down at the same time
contradiction
166,655
hypothesis: You want to offer help to anyone that needs it. premise: But you would help me if you could?
neutral
45,957
hypothesis: This was the last time the circus will be in town. premise: And the time he'd run off to see the circus come into town, he and Shelly ... Cousin Jeff, Cousin Merry, they had tried to beg him off from Grandfather's punishment that time, not that they had succeeded.
neutral
85,381
hypothesis: We have consensus, but at what cost? premise: It is agreed.
neutral
232,944
hypothesis: Tom Wolfe is considered to be the best author of literary journalism. premise: A few carp that Finnegan's dry prose shows how far literary journalism has fallen from the pyrotechnics of its originators, such as Tom Wolfe.
neutral
378,331
hypothesis: Seeing scary things showed them what could happen to them. premise: May such terror terrify those in thrall to earthly error, for the horror of these images tells what awaits them.
entailment
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hypothesis: He cautioned me just yesterday that not all the trials need to focus on outcomes. premise: He cautioned that not every study has to be a clinical trial focused on outcomes.
neutral
378,713
hypothesis: Martha was being mistreated as a CEO because of her gender. premise: Martha is finally being treated as the CEO of a company called Omnimedia, not as a bitchy hausfrau.
neutral
243,110
hypothesis: The forests and rocky landscapes are fun to hike around in. premise: But you will also have fun hiking in the forests and rocky landscapes between Huelgoat and Roc Tr???­ve?­zel and exploring the prehistoric menhir country around Car?­nac and the famous Parish Closes (enclos paroissiaux).
entailment
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hypothesis: He said that you should run from the communities that gave you your start. premise: ''The idea is to never completely get away from the communities that gave you your start,'' he said.
contradiction
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hypothesis: He ran but the two mandrakes did nothing. premise: Wait!" He dashed off, calling two of the mandrakes after him.
contradiction
29,843
hypothesis: There are three other museums included in this excursion. premise: Among the many attractions of this excursion is the Hakone Open Air Museum (Chokoku no mori, or Forest of Sculptures) at Miyanoshita.
neutral
197,805
hypothesis: There are many who feel that saying the payment didn't rise from an exchange transaction is a form of playing semantics. premise: This payment does not arise from an exchange transaction, because FCIC does not sacrifice anything of value to CCC, and CCC does not receive anything of value from FCIC.
neutral
25,982
hypothesis: They do very well for themselves. premise: so i was reading an article in uh National Geographic and i don't know i don't think they have any more money than any of the other countries they don't have oil or anything and they don't have big tourism
contradiction
235,939
hypothesis: Revenue is usually disposed of with the Treasurer's office. premise: The disposition of the revenue from forfeiture is determined by law.
neutral
348,137
hypothesis: The SEC estimated annual costs. premise: The SEC has estimated that the annual cost to the industry of preparing and filing updated profiles would be approximately $5.
entailment
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hypothesis: The atmosphere for the emergence of a group like that does not exist. premise: Today, we neither have such a group nor the atmosphere for its emergence.
neutral
219,354
hypothesis: Newsweek's cover story had undeniable facts about the White House. premise: Newsweek 's cover story is darker, emphasizing the trial's lingering stink in the White House and Congress.
neutral
181,521
hypothesis: He checked out the man's tattoos for a sign. premise: He looked down at the tattoos that crossed the large man's chest.
neutral
274,439
hypothesis: Don't get the HKTA guide, it is full of lies! premise: Pick up a copy of HKTA's The Official Dining, Entertainment and Shopping Directory in which all member stores are listed.
contradiction
235,710
hypothesis: It is drawn. premise: which it was drawn.
entailment
303,953
hypothesis: There are no stairs that lead up to the Mound. premise: During the summer, beside the flight of steps carrying people up to the Mound, you will find the Floral Clock.
contradiction
45,767
hypothesis: The piece includes a number of sports metaphors. premise: The piece features what is sure to be a major element of any Bradley a surfeit of tired sports metaphors.
entailment
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hypothesis: I began to think I would like to have some of those things. premise: i started getting inspired thinking oh we need to do this i'd like to have a few of those things
entailment
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hypothesis: George Bush is often the topic of conspiracy theories, especially the one world order. premise: and so the i think Bush wanted to break up this other power thing and it looks real good but in the end i just see that ultimately who's going to be in charge of this one world order you know what i mean is is Ge...
neutral
287,140
hypothesis: Without regulations, funding recipients would not be able to conduct litigation. premise: Regulations permit funding recipients to establish affiliate organizations to conduct litigation and other activities that fall outside the scope of the LSC program.
neutral
274,538
hypothesis: This will however cause lower quality reviews. premise: It's cheaper than going out and doing hard work or breaking original stories or investing time in doing investigative stories.
neutral
232,927
hypothesis: You can buy arts and crafts on Salomon Street, while the Old Citesouqs offer Oriental wares. premise: The Old Citesouqs offer all manner of Oriental wares (as well as much of less interest), whereas in the New Cite Yoel Salomon Street and Rivlin Street are good for arts and crafts, and Ben Yehuda and surrou...
entailment
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hypothesis: The picturesque village of Beuvron en Augeis not actually included in either the Route du Cidre nor Route du Fromage. premise: The well-marked Route du Cidre and Route du Fromage are good guides to the towns and villages of the area, including the picturesque village of Beuvron en Auge.
contradiction
214,822
hypothesis: I was in a position to clear John Cavendish. premise: I was trying to decide whether or not I would clear John Cavendish at once.
entailment
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hypothesis: The academy has lower it standards. premise: London papers express outrage that the academy stamped its approval on works like Marcus Harvey's painting of a spread-legged naked woman and his portrait of a notorious child murderer, done in a mosaic of simulated children's handprints.
neutral
203,955
hypothesis: I don't think that capital punishment deters crime. premise: um-hum yeah it's it's just our criminal system is just so i guess overloaded but the you know the the problem is not so much with the prison system you know i mean because the the cops are out there doing their job enforcing the laws and the pris...
entailment
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hypothesis: I have had family members call me and ask me if I can make another one, it's a good source of side money. premise: they those have been real popular with my family i've had them calling up and saying will you make me another one and
neutral
116,036
hypothesis: There is a requirement to measure performance for agencies. premise: It requires that agencies (1) set multiyear strategic goals and corresponding annual goals, (2) measure performance toward the achievement of those goals, and (3) report on their progress.
entailment
42,857
hypothesis: Gerth's original piece mentioned the Pentagon's beliefs concerning Loral and China's nuclear missiles. premise: Gerth's original piece in April said that the Pentagon believed Loral had significantly improved the reliability of China's nuclear missiles.
entailment
207,481
hypothesis: You can have fun at the seaside by biking, skating, or jogging on the coastal paths. premise: Seaside fun is yours if you hit the coastal bike, skate, and jogging paths (for maps and guides, call 310/305-9545 or stop off at the Department of Beaches and Harbors' Visitor Information Ceter, at 4701 Admiralty ...
entailment
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hypothesis: Two of the three people have a wife and child. premise: Mr. Hersheimmer Mr. Beresford Dr. Roylance.
neutral
84,689
hypothesis: I have been to Minneapolis premise: yeah i went one time to um okay Minneapolis
entailment
189,157
hypothesis: Oregon developed consensus on its nationwide strategic plan premise: 9 Oregon, for one, developed consensus on its statewide strategic plan by bringing together such diverse stakeholders as legislators, state agency officials, county and local government officials, and community group representatives.
neutral
171,230
hypothesis: You can hike to the top but it isn't recommended. premise: Rokko, which offers a wide range of natural and man-made attractions To escape the stifling heat of summer, everyone except the super-fit takes the ten-minute cable car ride to the top.
entailment
360,109
hypothesis: Reporters spend a lot of time on issues that don't matter much and I wish they wouldn't. premise: But why can't reporters devote at least some of their time and intelligence to actual issues?
neutral
216,054
hypothesis: There are sports that involve fishing and boating. premise: Wind-fly-fishing sports
neutral
173,317
hypothesis: The rest of the parts were funny. premise: i did too and that's why i was thinking it couldn't be just a totally funny part but
neutral
237,631
hypothesis: Population aged 25 and younger. premise: Population aged 65 and over
contradiction
183,449
hypothesis: The civil rights movement did not change racism. premise: in terms of you know some real landmark bills passing and things like that such that you know people cause thing about civil rights is people take it for granted now i mean my generation doesn't can't rest on the the glow of having achieved civil rig...
neutral
98,345
hypothesis: Agency officials should not be aware of the risks. premise: Those risks should then be brought to the attention of appropriate agency officials.
contradiction
215,632
hypothesis: We heard it rip before the piece fell, shattering. premise: We heard the rip and less than five seconds later, that piece fell.
neutral
174,373
hypothesis: Email feels so impersonal to me, I'd much rather talk to someone on the phone. premise: I couldn't wait to get e-mail at my office, because I hate returning phone calls.
contradiction
58,171
hypothesis: The character of death in this movie was not very well fleshed out. premise: A conceit this fragile needs to whiz along to keep our disbelief in suspension, but Meet Joe Black grinds on for three hours (longer than either Beloved or Saving Private Ryan ), and Pitt acts as if he has leased the screen by the ...
neutral
271,342
hypothesis: You can trick the phones into thinking you're calling from the U.S. premise: You hang up to avoid a Belgacom charge, and the computer calls you back, providing you with a stateside dial tone so you can dial as if you were in the United States.
entailment
32,150
hypothesis: The law is so proscriptive that people are afraid of accidentally breaking it. premise: but you know i i i saw i can't figure out what people are doing any more i mean it's getting so bad and i don't think unless that the crime that the laws get to the point where people are afraid to do something because t...
entailment
364,814
hypothesis: A text message. premise: A message.'
neutral
238,322
hypothesis: Monica Lewinsky wanted Tripp to lie under oath. premise: Tripp protests that she made the tapes to protect herself because Lewinsky was pressuring her to lie in the Paula Jones case.
neutral
352,160
hypothesis: Samuel Levi had nothing to do with the building of the Sinagoga del Transito. premise: During those halcyon days, Samuel Levi, as devout as he was rich, built a synagogue next to his home, Sinagoga del Transito (Synagogue of the Dormition).
contradiction
19,035
hypothesis: We need to get postage rates for new Zealand and Israel premise: Fourth, we need to obtain the domestic postage rates for New Zealand and Israel, the only significant outbound IC mail flows omitted from this analysis.
entailment
107,009
hypothesis: I said that speaking to the parties would be useful. premise: (Prudie agrees that speaking directly to the parties would probably not be useful.)
contradiction
70,189
hypothesis: I don't think it will be the same attitude. premise: um i think that the attitude is not going to be quite the same
entailment
366,326
hypothesis: Japp, with no apparent surprise, spoke before anyone else. premise: Japp, who was the least surprised of any of us, was the first to speak.
neutral
275,423
hypothesis: Bond says it as if it were nothing special. premise: Bond says this as though recounting some remarkable achievement.
contradiction
345,912
hypothesis: There are no prisoners. premise: "What about the prisoners, sir?"
contradiction
217,492
hypothesis: Thickening cornstarch with cocoa will give it a significantly coarser texture. premise: yep and then you know if you can put your cocoa in with your cornstarch if you wanted to the cocoa even seems to thicken it even more
neutral
262,376
hypothesis: It is something that is great. premise: it is it's it's great
entailment
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hypothesis: Only small craft are available locally. premise: For bigger craft try the marina at Vilamoura or the Carvoeiro Club.
contradiction
117,276
hypothesis: He hasn't said anything about this! premise: so you know it's his word against mine
contradiction
90,581
hypothesis: The movie was so confusing. premise: and it and then you leave the movie like with your brain you got a headache trying to follow this damn movie
entailment
123,168
hypothesis: The NFL does not allow games to be shown on tv. premise: The NFL's current four-year contract for national TV broadcasts pays it about $2.
contradiction
37,537
hypothesis: The government reformed before it was too late. premise: Attempts at reform came too late; by 1876 the government was bankrupt.
contradiction
194,888
hypothesis: The hotels and bars staff members stay year-round. premise: Most of the staff you'll see in bars and hotels during the summer return to their homes on mainland Greece until the following year.
contradiction
78,011
hypothesis: Ryerson thinks that tougher laws are needed for environmental protection premise: Ryerson : Tougher laws are needed to protect our environment?
neutral
233,760
hypothesis: Very lightly cover the entire yard with it. premise: go out and do the entire yard and you i mean you don't have to put clumps of it just very lightly cover the entire yard
entailment
78,179
hypothesis: I prefer gardening to mowing the grass. premise: oh well i i i don't mind doing like gardening or just stuff like that but i'm just regular cutting the grass and
entailment
182,391
hypothesis: Another rider was struck by a bullet. premise: His next shot split open the forehead of another rider with spiked hair washed dark brown with blood.
entailment
47,393
hypothesis: Cairo became a center of culture and learning unsurpassed in the Islamic world premise: Over the next two centuries, Cairo became a center of culture and learning that was unsurpassed in the Islamic world with the establishment of the renowned El-Azhar University and mosque.
entailment
235,974
hypothesis: Buchanan views the communists as a threat even after the Cold War ended. premise: Buchanan can't reconcile his lifelong anti-communism with the anti-interventionist philosophy that supposedly unites his book, so when it comes to the Cold War he carves out an absurd The extreme evil of communism, he says, w...
neutral
132,924
hypothesis: Auditors don't need to be acquainted with any procedures. premise: The auditor should be aware of the agency's organization and procedures for making a contract award.
contradiction
216,841
hypothesis: I am positive no female has been governor in Texas. premise: yeah yeah i think it was Ma Ferguson i know Texas had a woman governor
contradiction
291,618
hypothesis: The word quimbois means 'an elephant riding a unicycle on Easter Sunday.' premise: It seemed magical when maladies were cured, and from tiens, bois derived the word quimbois, for magic potion or spell.
contradiction
382,308
hypothesis: My greatest wish is to learn while I am still alive. premise: My greatest wish is that I die before I learn.
contradiction
318,709
hypothesis: The area is open to the public viewing. premise: This area is partly the present-day Arab village of Silwan and partly open to the public as an archaeological park.
entailment
168,427
hypothesis: Those discharged before the month of June. premise: Those honorably discharged before Oct. 1, 1949, for at least 30-percent disability.
contradiction
248,544
hypothesis: The Chinese rate of osteoporosis cannot be compared to that. premise: Guess what, so is the Chinese rate of osteoporosis.
contradiction
370,252
hypothesis: It's uncertain whether they will return. premise: right we've got a few things too it's hard to tell if they'll come back or not
entailment
100,870
hypothesis: None of them were given the chance to play at that time. premise: he didn't and none of them got to play
entailment
86,424
hypothesis: Nicolette was a young woman who kept her children's father a secret. premise: The young woman, Nicolette, kept Clark's identity as the father of her child a secret and went on to marry Clark and Redgrave's son, Ben.
neutral
70,520
hypothesis: The group will include those that were on the O.J. case. premise: The district attorney's office, which says it is moving cautiously and waiting to amass more evidence, has established a task force that includes two veterans of the O.J.
entailment
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hypothesis: They have thousands of dollars to spend in April. premise: right they have a hundred dollars to spend in December i know what you mean
contradiction
190,724
hypothesis: I don't have any idea what to do about it. premise: so i don't know i i i have no idea what to do about it
entailment
68,126
hypothesis: The Plaza de Caturla is just a small square on the western side of Orihuela. premise: Now make for the Plaza de Caturla, a small square on the western outskirts of Orihuela.
entailment
228,736
hypothesis: Pentaplex Ltd. manufactures several types of puzzles and games. premise: Penrose licensed the pattern to Pentaplex Ltd., which manufactures puzzles and games, and now both parties are suing Kimberly-Clark, the original makers of Kleenex, for copyright infringement.
entailment
291,144
hypothesis: they are all identical down to the tiniest detail premise: because they all look the same
neutral
2,899
hypothesis: Super-Paradise attracts a a lot of gay people. premise: Super-Paradise, in the next bay, is a gay, clothing-optional beach.
neutral
68,373
hypothesis: You watched her come and go. premise: You did not see her go in or see her come out.
contradiction
201,823
hypothesis: If children arent stimulated in their first 3 years of life, they may be scarred for life. premise: A book review criticizes the new liberal wisdom that children will be scarred for life if their first three years aren't stimulating.
entailment
57,776
hypothesis: The Crusader wars made it difficult to rebuild. premise: The city struggled to rebuild from Crusader wars and invasions.
entailment
281,280
hypothesis: Applicants' technical experience is vetted prior to reaching TIG staff. premise: In addition, TIG staff assist our grantees' staff, when asked; one common request is to review resumes of applicants for technology positions to be sure they have the requisite credentials.
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