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182,970 | hypothesis: There is a historical hero in every culture. premise: Every culture has a single historical hero, a visionary credited with planting the seeds from which cultural, aesthetic, and ethical values flourished. | entailment |
195,335 | hypothesis: I have done that. premise: um no i haven't | contradiction |
63,361 | hypothesis: Alan Dershowitz thinks that Lewinsky's legal counsel handled her case and themselves professionally and made no mistakes. premise: Idiot, says Alan Dershowitz on Late Edition . He forfeited attorney-client confidentiality and thereby compromised his client's rights by volunteering too much of his conversati... | contradiction |
101,943 | hypothesis: McCain doesn't find China trustworthy. premise: McCain, for example, demands an investigation of the allegations about technology transfer [and] all these campaign contributions that came out of China. | entailment |
20,615 | hypothesis: Pol Pot is redeemable. premise: But Pol Pot is irredeemable. | contradiction |
293,900 | hypothesis: That car is too new to be a classic. premise: oh that that that's a classic car | contradiction |
4,306 | hypothesis: That she loved him the same amount. premise: Also, that she was equally in love with him. | entailment |
150,973 | hypothesis: A neutral middleman facilitated trade between China and Japan. premise: China and Japan were not on speaking terms, so trade between them had to be channeled through a neutral middleman. | entailment |
188,797 | hypothesis: The Los Angeles Mission is a free clinic. premise: She works as the head physician at the Los Angeles Mission, a free clinic on skid row. | entailment |
296,612 | hypothesis: Moore broke the law, according to the judge. premise: The judge determined that Moore had violated California's Unfair Business Practices and False Advertising Laws. | entailment |
159,232 | hypothesis: I hope I meet the real estate magnate again- I remember him perfectly. premise: Or the mulatto barber and real estate magnate of antebellum Natchez (I can't remember his name, but remember, my books are in storage). | contradiction |
23,457 | hypothesis: The silences sometimes are the most beautiful parts of the music piece. premise: Like the musicians themselves, give yourself up to the hypnotic effect of the notes, rhythms, and melodies, or even the silences. | neutral |
261,929 | hypothesis: It's a good way to socialize with people. premise: it's a good way to get out with people and you don't have to uh | entailment |
381,812 | hypothesis: The FDA could not quantify the human lives saved. premise: FDA stated that it could not quantify the costs of all the benefits associated with this rule, such as the value of human lives saved or the medical costs that would be avoided by preventing an outbreak of BSE. | entailment |
259,244 | hypothesis: Only long term strategic goals must be established. premise: It requires that they establish long-term strategic goals, as well as annual goals that are linked to them. | contradiction |
147,468 | hypothesis: Have you ever read anything by John D McDonald? premise: oh Agatha Christie how about John D McDonald uh John D McDonald you ever read him | entailment |
20,043 | hypothesis: Announcements about new products and services are available. premise: When you buy something online or fill out a warranty card, there's often a little box at the Check here if you wish to receive announcements about our new products and services that may delight and amuse you. | entailment |
319,134 | hypothesis: The road was crowded with merchants that used it to transport products. premise: It marked the ancient border with Nubia to the south and was the conduit for the camel caravan trade in African products such as gold, ivory, and spices. | neutral |
136,708 | hypothesis: The dull island with the hectic lifestyle it induced, lay next to the sea. premise: It's an absolutely peaceful, absolutely beautiful little island of roller coaster hills, rocky coves, and powdery beaches lining a limpid, emerald sea. | contradiction |
240,407 | hypothesis: The PRC doesn't exist at all. premise: And, what would legislative reform mean for the PRC? | contradiction |
250,794 | hypothesis: Deir Anba Bishoi had defensive capabilities in case of an attack. premise: Deir Es-Suryani, as the name suggests, was a community of Syrian monks and its neighbor, Deir Anba Bishoi, is of typical design with a tiny round-domed fourth-century church and inner defensive bastion dating from the ninth century. | entailment |
100,980 | hypothesis: It is better to just have a couple of cars checked. premise: that's right that's right well you can reduce that risk by uh having the car checked out i mean you know you you if you're going to look at fifty different cars you don't want to do this but if you've narrowed it down to one or two | entailment |
191,158 | hypothesis: He was sure that the screen could not function as an intervention. premise: He believed that the screen can have an interventive effect, so he wanted research on whether patients fare as well with a screen as they do with brief advice or more sophisticated techniques. | contradiction |
103,554 | hypothesis: David Rusk said in his book about his experience as mayor that suburbs and cities joining together at the edges of the metropolitan area leads to better economic stability, schools and neighborhood safety then when races start to become segregated. premise: As David Rusk, a former mayor of Albuquerque, arg... | neutral |
88,834 | hypothesis: The problems of alcohol use can be identified easily. premise: Alcohol problems can be identified along a range of alcohol use and consequences. | neutral |
359,281 | hypothesis: He had a red blouse. premise: He was of medium height, and his blue blouse had been cut by a good tailor, though now it was worn. | contradiction |
136,096 | hypothesis: I feel happy for her. premise: feel sorry for her | contradiction |
32,423 | hypothesis: The taboo system worsened their morals. premise: The system of taboo (kapu) gave society its laws and the people a complex moral code. | contradiction |
139,122 | hypothesis: Top-spinning is a favorite past time in the city. premise: Like kite flying, top-spinning is no mere child's game. | neutral |
234,168 | hypothesis: There are a lot of court cases so there's some courtroom drama. premise: president of the law firm or whatever and that kind of thing and uh and then of course they always have a lot of court cases and they show where they actually have courtroom drama | entailment |
231,536 | hypothesis: The term saving is used in counter-strike CS:GO premise: The term saving is used both when people discuss their own finances and when policymakers and economists discuss national saving. | neutral |
203,372 | hypothesis: The first US Japan Treaty of Amity and Commerce came about from negotiations at Ryosenji temple, the setting went a long way to build good will and mutual respect between the ambassadors of both countries. premise: Two years later, at nearby Ryosenji temple, negotiations resulted in the first US Japan Trea... | neutral |
244,812 | hypothesis: Population diversity can potentially limit the applications of a case study. premise: However, the diversity of the population to which generalization is required is a limiting factor in case study applications. | entailment |
112,891 | hypothesis: Federal managers benefited greatly from the guiding principles published by the Committee. premise: To assist federal managers, the Committee published guiding principles and key issues for implementing GPRA. | neutral |
269,182 | hypothesis: Minorities need to be strongly defended. premise: As such, they should be vigorously defended. | neutral |
160,450 | hypothesis: Those who test positive the first time are terminated immediately. premise: yeah you know that would be grounds for uh if it's their second positive it would be grounds for termination if it's their first positive then they're setup with E A P counseling | contradiction |
76,968 | hypothesis: The application controls are in place after a resolution was passed. premise: 4Guidance for carrying out reviews of general and application controls is provided in the | neutral |
250,266 | hypothesis: I wish I was dead right now. premise: I don't want to die right now. | contradiction |
187,129 | hypothesis: They definitely are not lovely. premise: i just yeah yeah and they are lovely but | contradiction |
95,381 | hypothesis: There is no problem with this idea regarding any law. premise: The problem with this idea is that it violates the 1978 Humane Slaughter Law. | contradiction |
7,965 | hypothesis: Jim learned a lot during those meetings. premise: Jim sat in on our weekly meetings, listening to people talk about their cases, Broker says. | neutral |
198,748 | hypothesis: The sorts of things like getting paid to help. premise: uh that kind of thing helping out uh volunteering i guess if they can | contradiction |
297,292 | hypothesis: Showing reliability before production increased the likelihood of design changes. premise: They emphasized that demonstrating reliability before production minimized the potential for costly design changes once the product is fielded. | contradiction |
357,157 | hypothesis: There is a chance that I will vote for him. premise: I might even vote for her. | contradiction |
314,043 | hypothesis: The king had the owner of the project jailed for life. premise: No sooner was the magnificent project completed than the king, jealous of his palace, had its owner arrested for embezzlement and jailed for life. | entailment |
272,157 | hypothesis: The Rhone valley has a strong economy as it's the central point between the north and south. premise: The Rh??ne Valley has always been a central artery, a channel for river, road, and rail traffic between the north and the south. | neutral |
112,895 | hypothesis: A single value per life year has been determined. premise: Previous applications have arrived at a single value per life year based on the discounted stream of values that correspond to the VSL for a 40 year old worker (U.S. | entailment |
330,619 | hypothesis: More users will slow the line. premise: Of course, your mileage may vary depending on how many users are connected to your T1 line, how busy the Internet or | neutral |
212,968 | hypothesis: Sailing and Yachting involve a boat. premise: Sailing and Yachting | entailment |
48,959 | hypothesis: He worked almost by himself to create the Turkish state as it is today. premise: His proved an appropriate choice, as he almost single-handedly created the mod?Υrn Turkish state. | entailment |
10,152 | hypothesis: There are carvings being kept in the Bharhut Gallery. premise: The great Buddhist carvings on the railings from the Bharhut stupa (second century b.c. ), comparable to those of Sanchi , are preserved in the Bharhut Gallery. | entailment |
313,792 | hypothesis: Where do you get most of your news? premise: where do you get most of your news | entailment |
51,542 | hypothesis: Kailor said reproduction and morality are not linked. premise: Paul Kailor says that reproduction is not guided by a moral imperative toward humanity. | entailment |
96,477 | hypothesis: Florence has absolutely nothing to his name. premise: Piazza della Signoria is Florence's civic and social center. | contradiction |
89,075 | hypothesis: There are adults and children. premise: And children. | neutral |
3,616 | hypothesis: Not about anything. premise: 'What about?' | contradiction |
157,169 | hypothesis: There might be different layers of reporting for financial reporting models. premise: It was also suggested that the financial reporting model have different layers of reporting, while still having full disclosure, coupled with different levels of assurances depending on users' needs. | entailment |
204,995 | hypothesis: Cazar shouted a question in another language. premise: Don Cazar had caught up one of the rifles from under a window and had crossed the doorway to look back at the roof of the Casa Grande, calling out an inquiry in another language. | entailment |
15,802 | hypothesis: The Senate has already okayed the bill and the House is in agreement. premise: The bill calling for the $7 increase passed the House but is currently stalled in the Senate. | contradiction |
349,949 | hypothesis: Many bankers increase their wealth behind the doors. premise: Behind the strong, plain, painted doors, many successful bankers increased the wealth of their trusting investors. | entailment |
343,721 | hypothesis: They were non public transactions. premise: Nonexchange transactions with the public | contradiction |
80,060 | hypothesis: The judges all believe there should be quality legal services. premise: Today, judges from all levels, including Chief Justices of state Supreme Courts, speak out about the need for quality legal services for poor Americans and work with us to try to respond to the problems that are being presented to the U... | entailment |
62,733 | hypothesis: The town is visited by thousands every year for its goats. premise: It still stands as a ghost town groups of dilapidated square houses made from sandstone and is visited nowadays only by the occasional goatherd, who will play you a tune on his flute in traditional style. | contradiction |
206,918 | hypothesis: I saw black. premise: Neon ribbons danced over my eyes. | contradiction |
38,602 | hypothesis: The parking rates had skyrocketed in the city during the holiday. premise: it probably is which is about what it costs you to park your car right | neutral |
230,072 | hypothesis: There are temple buidings made of marble. premise: Now comprising over 120 temple buildings as well as numerous shrines, pagodas, and stupas, this large religious settlement is located at the top of Mt. Koya, a 1,006-m (3,300-ft) peak. | neutral |
142,040 | hypothesis: He was sure he could get out of the tight place. premise: Undoubtedly he was in a tight place. | neutral |
287,317 | hypothesis: There was no danger. premise: It twirled over her head and the sword swinger ducked as well. | contradiction |
84,257 | hypothesis: When you have kids, you want to spend time with them every day. premise: yeah yeah but uh it's just it's just something that you know my theory is you know when when you have kids and all you want to do well what i'll do is you know it like i mean you might have a problems but it's not your kids problems yo... | neutral |
2,025 | hypothesis: Bork ate it silently but made a face at the taste. premise: Bork made a face as he tasted it, but he ate it in silence. | entailment |
91,283 | hypothesis: The undine was included in the shouting orders given. premise: There were shouting orders involving the undine. | entailment |
142,052 | hypothesis: The seventeen-digit code was difficult for everyone to get used to. premise: The numbers changed to a seventeen-digit code and two phone companies had merged, and everyone's got new PINs with four symbols, of which two must be letters from 'g' to 'r' entered in an AZ-Max mode.' | neutral |
264,269 | hypothesis: It doesn't need to be known what you are doing. premise: And you? What will you do? | contradiction |
313,058 | hypothesis: The food is of low quality. premise: Maryland well they've got a couple of places here i'm in i'm calling from Texas um there's a place that you know i can feed the five of us for under fifteen dollars and and it's all you can eat and uh that that's the kind of place that you take the kids to | neutral |
147,631 | hypothesis: Your computer can combine the functions of many of your electronics into one unit. premise: Your computer would have fused the functions of your telephone, television, and fax machine into one seamless whole. | entailment |
44,682 | hypothesis: It doesn't accuse McCain of hypocrisy on campaign finance. premise: It goes beyond accusing McCain of hypocrisy on campaign finance, says Newsweek . For McCain, this illusion is felicitous. | contradiction |
125,343 | hypothesis: Nine states were federated as one in the 18th century becoming Negeri Sembilan premise: The highway from Kuala Lumpur and Selangor leads through Negeri Sembilan, literally the nine states federated as one in the 18th century. | entailment |
315,022 | hypothesis: It was a good picture of me. premise: It had my face on the front page, next to Jacob White's. | neutral |
384,825 | hypothesis: Reporting what the thermometers registered would not help us. premise: If we want to illustrate, for example, working conditions for immigrant laborers, we can report what the thermometers registered and we can also report, firsthand, how people were sweating and what it felt like to be out in the fields. | contradiction |
15,747 | hypothesis: In the second row of pillars, second pillar from the left, you can find a sculpture of him praying to the statue of Adinath. premise: You can find a sculpture of him in a position of prayer facing the statue of Adinath, in the second row of pillars, second pillar from the left. | entailment |
164,589 | hypothesis: The Portuguese proved victorious in 1641, their foes having been decimated by diseased. premise: The Portuguese surrendered in 1641, wracked by malaria and dysentery and denied their usual reinforcements from Goa. | contradiction |
60,455 | hypothesis: Case studies make things flexible. premise: Case studies also provide the flexibility to pursue particularly rich avenues of inquiry as they develop during interviews. | entailment |
139,477 | hypothesis: Miss Tuppence was upset because of something someone said to her. premise: Don't be too disconsolate, Miss Tuppence, he said in a low voice. | neutral |
341,301 | hypothesis: It was an easy give away even for one person. premise: As a hiding-place for one or, at a pinch, two men, it was ideal, being about two feet deep and three feet wide. | contradiction |
105,941 | hypothesis: She wrote a letter to Julius that sounded like a bribe to encourage him to find Tommy, but she might not have meant it that way. premise: It read almost like a bribe to Julius to spur him on in his efforts to find Tommy, but he supposed she had not really meant it that way. | entailment |
115,504 | hypothesis: This approach uses unrealistic assumptions to come to its conclusions. premise: This approach assumes that the annual production of catalyst continues at the current level of 87,300 m3/yr and starts accumulating in May 2002. | neutral |
139,243 | hypothesis: The policewoman returned to the station. premise: The policewoman followed. | contradiction |
43,957 | hypothesis: The advertising mail volumes cited include all bill payment mail. premise: Thus, the First-Class bill/payment and advertising mail volumes presented in this analysis do not include the business bill/payment and advertising mail. | contradiction |
165,556 | hypothesis: Saliva is the most accurate test for BAC. premise: In another ED study, a saliva alcohol level equivalent to a BAC greater than 0.10 g/dl in an injured patient identified harmful drinkers (AUDIT > 8) with a sensitivity of 65 percent. | neutral |
385,195 | hypothesis: Lisbon tends to be very quiet. premise: Lisbon is home to the greatest number of opera, ballet, and classical concerts (including the Gulbenkian Symphony). | neutral |
284,259 | hypothesis: i observed that many gas stations encourage people to recycle oil premise: yeah that's true and even i i noticed that a lot of gas stations are telling you to recycle your oil | entailment |
386,807 | hypothesis: He said it was too heavy. premise: because he said it was just too dang heavy | entailment |
196,096 | hypothesis: Woodall cooks delicious hams from home raised animals. premise: Woodall's also prepares delicious hams from home-reared animals. | entailment |
377,935 | hypothesis: Some people may think that the proposed rule is not satisfied. premise: However, in HCFA's view, its publication of the full text of the analysis with the proposed rule satisfied the | neutral |
31,464 | hypothesis: The life we have provided you is just as valuable as your other one. premise: We have given you life as precious as your other life. | entailment |
86,966 | hypothesis: Ca'daan knew what Jon was concerned about. premise: The look on Ca'daan's face made it clear that he saw and understood Jon's concerns. | entailment |
389,382 | hypothesis: The temple is noteworthy for its pristine condition. premise: Unfortunately, much of the temple lies in ruins. | contradiction |
334,171 | hypothesis: Jon frowned and looked at her. premise: Jon looked at Susan and smiled. | contradiction |
44,063 | hypothesis: Figgi's camera is probing and alive. premise: Figgis' camera is probing and alive, so that even when his meanings are laughable, his images remain allusive and mysterious. | entailment |
322,381 | hypothesis: The tower collection is priceless as the towers come from a foreign country. premise: An unusual collection of such towers can be seen from the Sant Joan road in a hamlet with the Moorish name of Balafi, near the village of Sant Lorenc. | neutral |
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