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id_1000 | Asparagus is a perennial and wild asparagus is found growing in light, well-drained soil across Europe, northern Africa and central Asia. People from all over the world enjoy eating it. The most sought-after domesticated varieties are from Canada and they prefer a soil with a ph of around 6.5. The domesticated varietie... | Asparagus only grows in Europe, northern Africa and central Asia. | contradiction |
id_1001 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | The title of the debate is not unbiased. | entailment |
id_1002 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | All the scientists invited to the debate were from the field of medicine. | neutral |
id_1003 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | The message those scientists who conducted the survey were sending was people shouldnt take risks. | contradiction |
id_1004 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | All the 40 listed technologies are riskier than other technologies. | neutral |
id_1005 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | It was worth taking the risks to invent antibiotics. | entailment |
id_1006 | Assessing the risk As a title for a supposedly unprejudiced debate on scientific progress, Panic attack: interrogating our obsession with risk did not bode well. Held last week at the Royal Institution in London, the event brought together scientists from across the world to ask why society is so obsessed risk and to c... | All the other inventions on the list were also judged by the precautionary principle. | neutral |
id_1007 | Asset liquidity is influenced by the mobility of market. Stock market exchanges liquidable finacial instruments such as bonds and shares. Some assets are not liquidable due to market is said to be "illiquid". | Bonds and stocks are "illiquid" on the market. | contradiction |
id_1008 | Asset liquidity is influenced by the mobility of market. Stock market exchanges liquidable finacial instruments such as bonds and shares. Some assets are not liquidable due to market is said to be "illiquid". | Some assets are not liquidable on the market because they are unsellable. | neutral |
id_1009 | Asset liquidity is influenced by the mobility of market. Stock market exchanges liquidable finacial instruments such as bonds and shares. Some assets are not liquidable due to market is said to be "illiquid". | Asset liquidity is influenced by the market mobility. | entailment |
id_1010 | At 01.35 on Saturday 9 February a middle-aged man was rushed to All Saints Hospital with serious face injuries. He is in a critical state in intensive care. Police are looking into the incident which resulted in his injuries. The only other facts known at this stage are: There were 14 cm of snow on the pavements in the... | The police knew nothing about the accident until the hospital informed them. | neutral |
id_1011 | At 01.35 on Saturday 9 February a middle-aged man was rushed to All Saints Hospital with serious face injuries. He is in a critical state in intensive care. Police are looking into the incident which resulted in his injuries. The only other facts known at this stage are: There were 14 cm of snow on the pavements in the... | The victim was Denis Fraser. | entailment |
id_1012 | At 01.35 on Saturday 9 February a middle-aged man was rushed to All Saints Hospital with serious face injuries. He is in a critical state in intensive care. Police are looking into the incident which resulted in his injuries. The only other facts known at this stage are: There were 14 cm of snow on the pavements in the... | The victim was drunk. | neutral |
id_1013 | At 01.35 on Saturday 9 February a middle-aged man was rushed to All Saints Hospital with serious face injuries. He is in a critical state in intensive care. Police are looking into the incident which resulted in his injuries. The only other facts known at this stage are: There were 14 cm of snow on the pavements in the... | The three youths may have robbed the victim. | entailment |
id_1014 | At 01.35 on Saturday 9 February a middle-aged man was rushed to All Saints Hospital with serious face injuries. He is in a critical state in intensive care. Police are looking into the incident which resulted in his injuries. The only other facts known at this stage are: There were 14 cm of snow on the pavements in the... | The victim left the nightclub at 01.15 on Saturday 9 February. | contradiction |
id_1015 | At 02.20 on Tuesday, a four-wheel-drive vehicle plunged over the edge of a steep mountain pass and burst into flames as it reached the valley bottom. There were no survivors. The sole victim has been identified as Mr John Joseph Broon of Muckty, a village 3 km from the scene of the accident. It is also known that: John... | John Broon was the only person in the car when it crashed. | entailment |
id_1016 | At 02.20 on Tuesday, a four-wheel-drive vehicle plunged over the edge of a steep mountain pass and burst into flames as it reached the valley bottom. There were no survivors. The sole victim has been identified as Mr John Joseph Broon of Muckty, a village 3 km from the scene of the accident. It is also known that: John... | John Broon had swerved to miss a sheep on the narrow road and had gone over the edge of the valley side. | neutral |
id_1017 | At 02.20 on Tuesday, a four-wheel-drive vehicle plunged over the edge of a steep mountain pass and burst into flames as it reached the valley bottom. There were no survivors. The sole victim has been identified as Mr John Joseph Broon of Muckty, a village 3 km from the scene of the accident. It is also known that: John... | John Broon had eaten a large supper at home with his wife and two children at 21.00 on Monday. | contradiction |
id_1018 | At 02.20 on Tuesday, a four-wheel-drive vehicle plunged over the edge of a steep mountain pass and burst into flames as it reached the valley bottom. There were no survivors. The sole victim has been identified as Mr John Joseph Broon of Muckty, a village 3 km from the scene of the accident. It is also known that: John... | The alcohol content of John Broon at 02.20 would have been over the legal limit. | neutral |
id_1019 | At 02.20 on Tuesday, a four-wheel-drive vehicle plunged over the edge of a steep mountain pass and burst into flames as it reached the valley bottom. There were no survivors. The sole victim has been identified as Mr John Joseph Broon of Muckty, a village 3 km from the scene of the accident. It is also known that: John... | John Broon was on his way home when he was killed. | neutral |
id_1020 | At 10:49 am, Bertie Johnson stepped off the plane. It was a Boeing 747, small and private with hand-painted flames on the wings. Bertie was a rich man. He could afford private planes and linen blue suits and champagne on ice. He could afford the midnight-black convertible waiting for him on the runway of the airport, b... | The man watching Bertie is hiding in the runway booth at the airport. | contradiction |
id_1021 | At 10:49 am, Bertie Johnson stepped off the plane. It was a Boeing 747, small and private with hand-painted flames on the wings. Bertie was a rich man. He could afford private planes and linen blue suits and champagne on ice. He could afford the midnight-black convertible waiting for him on the runway of the airport, b... | Bertie owns a red convertible. | neutral |
id_1022 | At 10:49 am, Bertie Johnson stepped off the plane. It was a Boeing 747, small and private with hand-painted flames on the wings. Bertie was a rich man. He could afford private planes and linen blue suits and champagne on ice. He could afford the midnight-black convertible waiting for him on the runway of the airport, b... | Bertie has his own personal chauffeur. | entailment |
id_1023 | At 10:49 am, Bertie Johnson stepped off the plane. It was a Boeing 747, small and private with hand-painted flames on the wings. Bertie was a rich man. He could afford private planes and linen blue suits and champagne on ice. He could afford the midnight-black convertible waiting for him on the runway of the airport, b... | Bertie stepped off the plane at 49 minutes past 10 in the evening. | contradiction |
id_1024 | At 10:49 am, Bertie Johnson stepped off the plane. It was a Boeing 747, small and private with hand-painted flames on the wings. Bertie was a rich man. He could afford private planes and linen blue suits and champagne on ice. He could afford the midnight-black convertible waiting for him on the runway of the airport, b... | Bertie was wearing a blue suit. | neutral |
id_1025 | At 11.30 am on Saturday, second January a car carrying five passengers was involved in a collision, It was raining heavily that day. The five men were on their way to work at a local building site. The police suspect that there was a mechanical fault on the vehicle. The following facts are known: The vehicle had been f... | The windscreen wipers were not working that day. | neutral |
id_1026 | At 11.30 am on Saturday, second January a car carrying five passengers was involved in a collision, It was raining heavily that day. The five men were on their way to work at a local building site. The police suspect that there was a mechanical fault on the vehicle. The following facts are known: The vehicle had been f... | The collision happened in winter. | entailment |
id_1027 | At 11.30 am on Saturday, second January a car carrying five passengers was involved in a collision, It was raining heavily that day. The five men were on their way to work at a local building site. The police suspect that there was a mechanical fault on the vehicle. The following facts are known: The vehicle had been f... | The driver of the other vehicle was unhurt. | contradiction |
id_1028 | At 11.30 am on Saturday, second January a car carrying five passengers was involved in a collision, It was raining heavily that day. The five men were on their way to work at a local building site. The police suspect that there was a mechanical fault on the vehicle. The following facts are known: The vehicle had been f... | John Smith was driving too fast for the conditions. | neutral |
id_1029 | At 11.30 am on Saturday, second January a car carrying five passengers was involved in a collision, It was raining heavily that day. The five men were on their way to work at a local building site. The police suspect that there was a mechanical fault on the vehicle. The following facts are known: The vehicle had been f... | The driver's sister was travelling in the back seat. | contradiction |
id_1030 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | The two men of large build found Giles Clarks body in the car down the country lane. | neutral |
id_1031 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | Clark could have discovered his wifes affair and attempted to commit suicide. | entailment |
id_1032 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | Clark was a self-employed sales executive. | contradiction |
id_1033 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | Clarks car was in need of repair. | neutral |
id_1034 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | Viscox had recently suffered financially as a result of lost sales. | entailment |
id_1035 | At 15.25 on Monday 7 August, a 29-year-old man was found dead in his car down a quiet country lane. The police said that the man had died from carbon monoxide poisoning. It is also known that: The victim, Giles Clark, was recently appointed sales executive for an electrical firm, Viscox. Clark was found gagged with his... | Clark and a director of Viscox had recently committed fraud against the company. | neutral |
id_1036 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right wrist had been slashed. The park-keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscaping work. The young man was employed by the landscape contractors and... | The victim may have committed suicide. | entailment |
id_1037 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right wrist had been slashed. The park-keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscaping work. The young man was employed by the landscape contractors and... | The knife found 100 metres from the body had been used to slash the victims wrist. | neutral |
id_1038 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right wrist had been slashed. The park-keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscaping work. The young man was employed by the landscape contractors and... | The young man seen running out of the park had just clocked off from his work with the landscape contractors. | contradiction |
id_1039 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right wrist had been slashed. The park-keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscaping work. The young man was employed by the landscape contractors and... | The victim had been mugged and stabbed by the young man. | neutral |
id_1040 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right wrist had been slashed. The park-keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscaping work. The young man was employed by the landscape contractors and... | The park-keeper heard a scream from inside the park at 15.25 on Sunday 3 June. | contradiction |
id_1041 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June, an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right-hand wrist had been slashed. The park keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscape changes. The young man was employed by the landscape contract... | The victim may have committed suicide. | entailment |
id_1042 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June, an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right-hand wrist had been slashed. The park keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscape changes. The young man was employed by the landscape contract... | The park keeper heard a scream from inside the park at 15.25 on Sunday 3 June. | contradiction |
id_1043 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June, an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right-hand wrist had been slashed. The park keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscape changes. The young man was employed by the landscape contract... | The victim had been mugged and stabbed by the young man. | neutral |
id_1044 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June, an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right-hand wrist had been slashed. The park keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscape changes. The young man was employed by the landscape contract... | The young man seen running out of the park had just clocked off from his work with the landscape contractors. | contradiction |
id_1045 | At 16.05 on Sunday 3 June, an elderly man was found dead in Cuthbert Park. His right-hand wrist had been slashed. The park keeper had seen a young man running out of the park at 15.30. The following facts are known: The park had been shut for major landscape changes. The young man was employed by the landscape contract... | The knife found 100 metres from the body had been used to slash the victims wrist. | neutral |
id_1046 | At 19.05 on 12 December there was a loud explosion in 2 Bathurst Street. A woman and child managed to escape from the house unhurt, but the ensuing fire claimed the lives of an elderly man and young baby. It is also known that: John Watts, aged 91, owned 2 Bathurst Street. A smell of gas had been reported at 15.00 on 1... | John Watts was not a grandfather. | contradiction |
id_1047 | At 19.05 on 12 December there was a loud explosion in 2 Bathurst Street. A woman and child managed to escape from the house unhurt, but the ensuing fire claimed the lives of an elderly man and young baby. It is also known that: John Watts, aged 91, owned 2 Bathurst Street. A smell of gas had been reported at 15.00 on 1... | The police took less than two hours to find the house- owners son. | entailment |
id_1048 | At 19.05 on 12 December there was a loud explosion in 2 Bathurst Street. A woman and child managed to escape from the house unhurt, but the ensuing fire claimed the lives of an elderly man and young baby. It is also known that: John Watts, aged 91, owned 2 Bathurst Street. A smell of gas had been reported at 15.00 on 1... | Fred Watts was married to the woman who escaped safely from the explosion. | neutral |
id_1049 | At 19.05 on 12 December there was a loud explosion in 2 Bathurst Street. A woman and child managed to escape from the house unhurt, but the ensuing fire claimed the lives of an elderly man and young baby. It is also known that: John Watts, aged 91, owned 2 Bathurst Street. A smell of gas had been reported at 15.00 on 1... | The explosion at 2 Bathurst Street on 12 December was due to a leaking gas pipe. | neutral |
id_1050 | At 19.05 on 12 December there was a loud explosion in 2 Bathurst Street. A woman and child managed to escape from the house unhurt, but the ensuing fire claimed the lives of an elderly man and young baby. It is also known that: John Watts, aged 91, owned 2 Bathurst Street. A smell of gas had been reported at 15.00 on 1... | A gas leak could have been the reason for the explosion. | entailment |
id_1051 | At 3 am on 15 November the body of a young private soldier, Peter Adams, was found 25 kilometres south of Darlington, beside the railway line from Edinburgh to London. He was absent without leave from his army base where he was due to face a disciplinary hearing. A wallet found on his person contained a small sum of mo... | The relationship Private Adams was having with Susan was the sole cause of the quarrel between him and Mike Finnegan. | neutral |
id_1052 | At 3 am on 15 November the body of a young private soldier, Peter Adams, was found 25 kilometres south of Darlington, beside the railway line from Edinburgh to London. He was absent without leave from his army base where he was due to face a disciplinary hearing. A wallet found on his person contained a small sum of mo... | Private Peter Adams was fraudulently travelling on the train from Edinburgh on the night of his fatal accident. | contradiction |
id_1053 | At 3 am on 15 November the body of a young private soldier, Peter Adams, was found 25 kilometres south of Darlington, beside the railway line from Edinburgh to London. He was absent without leave from his army base where he was due to face a disciplinary hearing. A wallet found on his person contained a small sum of mo... | Peter Adams had committed suicide by throwing himself off the overnight train from Edinburgh to London. | neutral |
id_1054 | At 3 am on 15 November the body of a young private soldier, Peter Adams, was found 25 kilometres south of Darlington, beside the railway line from Edinburgh to London. He was absent without leave from his army base where he was due to face a disciplinary hearing. A wallet found on his person contained a small sum of mo... | Mike Finnegan is aged in his early 20s. | contradiction |
id_1055 | At 3 am on 15 November the body of a young private soldier, Peter Adams, was found 25 kilometres south of Darlington, beside the railway line from Edinburgh to London. He was absent without leave from his army base where he was due to face a disciplinary hearing. A wallet found on his person contained a small sum of mo... | Mike Finnegan left the train at Darlington station in a panic in order to avoid detection for his part in the death of Private Adams. | neutral |
id_1056 | At 7.20 pm, Sunday 23 November, a bicycle was removed from outside the video and off-licence store. A 14-year-old boy called James Gibb had left it there before going into the store to return a DVD he and his family had watched the previous evening. When he came out of the store the street was deserted, but he saw some... | The owner gave the police a detailed description of the person he had seen through the window removing the bicycle from in front of the store. | contradiction |
id_1057 | At 7.20 pm, Sunday 23 November, a bicycle was removed from outside the video and off-licence store. A 14-year-old boy called James Gibb had left it there before going into the store to return a DVD he and his family had watched the previous evening. When he came out of the store the street was deserted, but he saw some... | The owner was preparing to close the store for the evening when James arrived to return the DVD. | contradiction |
id_1058 | At 7.20 pm, Sunday 23 November, a bicycle was removed from outside the video and off-licence store. A 14-year-old boy called James Gibb had left it there before going into the store to return a DVD he and his family had watched the previous evening. When he came out of the store the street was deserted, but he saw some... | James was returning a DVD that his parents had borrowed from the store the previous evening. | neutral |
id_1059 | At 7.20 pm, Sunday 23 November, a bicycle was removed from outside the video and off-licence store. A 14-year-old boy called James Gibb had left it there before going into the store to return a DVD he and his family had watched the previous evening. When he came out of the store the street was deserted, but he saw some... | The bicycle left by James in front of the store was stolen by one of the hooded teenagers. | neutral |
id_1060 | At 7.20 pm, Sunday 23 November, a bicycle was removed from outside the video and off-licence store. A 14-year-old boy called James Gibb had left it there before going into the store to return a DVD he and his family had watched the previous evening. When he came out of the store the street was deserted, but he saw some... | The owner was serving James inside the store at the time when the bicycle was taken. | neutral |
id_1061 | At a parking lot, a sedan is parked to the right of a pickup and to the left of a sport utility vehicle. A minivan is parked to the left of the pickup. | The minivan is parked between the pickup and the sedan. | contradiction |
id_1062 | At a time of tumbling share prices and longer life expectancy, many companies have acute shortfalls m their pension funds. Pension schemes in the UK are protected by a government fund contributed to by companies themselves, but many British business leaders have been lobbying for a change of rules mn instances of a com... | Most British company directors believe that existing pension legislation impedes restructuring. | neutral |
id_1063 | At a time of tumbling share prices and longer life expectancy, many companies have acute shortfalls m their pension funds. Pension schemes in the UK are protected by a government fund contributed to by companies themselves, but many British business leaders have been lobbying for a change of rules mn instances of a com... | The passage cites three main reasons for deficits in companies pension funds. | contradiction |
id_1064 | At a time of tumbling share prices and longer life expectancy, many companies have acute shortfalls m their pension funds. Pension schemes in the UK are protected by a government fund contributed to by companies themselves, but many British business leaders have been lobbying for a change of rules mn instances of a com... | Current legislation allows British businesses to default on their pension obligations when they restructure. | contradiction |
id_1065 | At a time of tumbling share prices and longer life expectancy, many companies have acute shortfalls m their pension funds. Pension schemes in the UK are protected by a government fund contributed to by companies themselves, but many British business leaders have been lobbying for a change of rules mn instances of a com... | Controversy surrounds any relaxation of pension rules about restructuring. | entailment |
id_1066 | At a time of tumbling share prices and longer life expectancy, many companies have acute shortfalls m their pension funds. Pension schemes in the UK are protected by a government fund contributed to by companies themselves, but many British business leaders have been lobbying for a change of rules mn instances of a com... | A change in pension legislation will help companies to reduce the hole in their pension schemes. | neutral |
id_1067 | At a university campus in 1971, 23 male volunteers spent two weeks role playing prisoners and guards. The volunteers were upright ordinary good students. The exercise sought to explore the extent to which the external environment influences human behaviour and in particular our potential for evil. Early on in the exper... | In this experiment in social psychology there were more prisoners than guards. | neutral |
id_1068 | At a university campus in 1971, 23 male volunteers spent two weeks role playing prisoners and guards. The volunteers were upright ordinary good students. The exercise sought to explore the extent to which the external environment influences human behaviour and in particular our potential for evil. Early on in the exper... | It would be wrong to deduce from the passage that women volunteers in the same circumstances would not act callously. | entailment |
id_1069 | At a university campus in 1971, 23 male volunteers spent two weeks role playing prisoners and guards. The volunteers were upright ordinary good students. The exercise sought to explore the extent to which the external environment influences human behaviour and in particular our potential for evil. Early on in the exper... | Two of Philip Zimbardos factors that can bring about callous behaviour in otherwise caring people are identified. | contradiction |
id_1070 | At any given moment we are being bombarded by physical and psychological stimuli competing for our attention. Althrough our eyes are capable of handling more than 5 million bits of data per second, our brains are capable of interpreting only 500 bits of data per second. With similar disparities between each of the othe... | Physical stimuli usually win in the competition for our attention. | neutral |
id_1071 | At any given moment we are being bombarded by physical and psychological stimuli competing for our attention. Althrough our eyes are capable of handling more than 5 million bits of data per second, our brains are capable of interpreting only 500 bits of data per second. With similar disparities between each of the othe... | The capacity of the human brain is sufficient to interpret nearly all the stimuli the senses can register under optimum conditions. | contradiction |
id_1072 | At any given moment we are being bombarded by physical and psychological stimuli competing for our attention. Althrough our eyes are capable of handling more than 5 million bits of data per second, our brains are capable of interpreting only 500 bits of data per second. With similar disparities between each of the othe... | Eyes are able to cope with a greater input of information than ears. | neutral |
id_1073 | At first glance , Cornelia Parkers 1991 installation cold dark matter. An exploded view would seem to be the outcome of a destructive drive in the artist personality. On the contrary , she is fascinated by the way that change even change a violence nature , is a new beginning. An opportunity for something very differen... | The way in which the shade was destroyed adds to the meaning of the work. | neutral |
id_1074 | At first glance , Cornelia Parkers 1991 installation cold dark matter. An exploded view would seem to be the outcome of a destructive drive in the artist personality. On the contrary , she is fascinated by the way that change even change a violence nature , is a new beginning. An opportunity for something very differen... | The impulse for the work is the artists physiological need to destroy. | contradiction |
id_1075 | At the election of President and Vice President of the United States, andmembers of Congress, in November, 1872, Susan B. Anthony, and several other women, offered their votes to the inspectors of election, claiming the right to vote, as among the privileges and immunities secured to them as citizens by the fourteenth ... | The women were charged jointly under the same indictment. | contradiction |
id_1076 | At the election of President and Vice President of the United States, andmembers of Congress, in November, 1872, Susan B. Anthony, and several other women, offered their votes to the inspectors of election, claiming the right to vote, as among the privileges and immunities secured to them as citizens by the fourteenth ... | Susan B. Anthony was the only person brought to trial because of the incident. | neutral |
id_1077 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | The successful export trade with central America seems set to continue indefinitely. | entailment |
id_1078 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | GTC is a sound investment. | entailment |
id_1079 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Central American producers will find a ready market for their products in Europe. | neutral |
id_1080 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Restructuring generally produces an increase in profitability. | neutral |
id_1081 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | European producers cannot meet demand in their home territories. | neutral |
id_1082 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Central America will, in the future, begin to export less to Europe. | neutral |
id_1083 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Restructuring generally produces an increase in profitability. | neutral |
id_1084 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Central American producers will find a ready market for their products in Europe. | neutral |
id_1085 | At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of its over-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will be largely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the companys recent restructure... | Central America will, in the future, begin to export less to Europe. | contradiction |
id_1086 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Technological advancement brings satisfaction among the working class. | contradiction |
id_1087 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Shallow knowledge is the cause of various industrial disputes. | neutral |
id_1088 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Computer system has proved very useful for the workers. | entailment |
id_1089 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Labourers have wrong notions about the various schemes launched by the government. | neutral |
id_1090 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | The notion of the Trade Union leaders about the computer system in India was found perfect. | contradiction |
id_1091 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Employment opportunity is not at all minimised with the introduction of computer system. | entailment |
id_1092 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Indias first computer system was introduced in Calcutta. | entailment |
id_1093 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Computer system can also create jobs. | entailment |
id_1094 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | There was labour unrest in the Indian Statistical Institute for the introduction of computer system. | neutral |
id_1095 | At the time of introduction of computer system in India there was an abrupt objection to its introduction by the leaders of various Trade Unions. It was argued that this technical device will certainly minimise the chances of employment. It was described as anti-labor. Indian Statistical Insti- tute, Calcutta, got the ... | Trade Unionist do not believe in the nations progress. | contradiction |
id_1096 | Attitudes to language It is not easy to be systematic and objective about language study. Popular linguistic debate regularly deteriorates into invective and polemic. Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel they have a right to hold an opinion about it. And when opinions differ, emotions can run high. Argumen... | Our assessment of a persons intelligence is affected by the way he or she uses language. | entailment |
id_1097 | Attitudes to language It is not easy to be systematic and objective about language study. Popular linguistic debate regularly deteriorates into invective and polemic. Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel they have a right to hold an opinion about it. And when opinions differ, emotions can run high. Argumen... | Prescriptivism still exists today. | entailment |
id_1098 | Attitudes to language It is not easy to be systematic and objective about language study. Popular linguistic debate regularly deteriorates into invective and polemic. Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel they have a right to hold an opinion about it. And when opinions differ, emotions can run high. Argumen... | Prescriptive grammar books cost a lot of money to buy in the 18th century. | neutral |
id_1099 | Attitudes to language It is not easy to be systematic and objective about language study. Popular linguistic debate regularly deteriorates into invective and polemic. Language belongs to everyone, so most people feel they have a right to hold an opinion about it. And when opinions differ, emotions can run high. Argumen... | Both descriptivists and prescriptivists have been misrepresented. | entailment |
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