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id_1300 | Bondi Beach Bondi Beach, Australias most famous beach, is located in the suburb of Bondi, in the Local Government Area of Waverley, seven kilometers from the centre of Sydney. "Bondi" or "Boondi" is an Aboriginal word meaning water breaking over rocks or the sound of breaking waves. The Australian Museum records that B... | The seaside town in Bondi is affected by British culture for its characteristic red color. | entailment |
id_1301 | Bondi Beach Bondi Beach, Australias most famous beach, is located in the suburb of Bondi, in the Local Government Area of Waverley, seven kilometers from the centre of Sydney. "Bondi" or "Boondi" is an Aboriginal word meaning water breaking over rocks or the sound of breaking waves. The Australian Museum records that B... | Living near Bondi seashore is not beneficial for health. | contradiction |
id_1302 | Boobies are a small group of seabirds native to tropical and subtropical oceans throughout the world. Their diet consists mainly of fish, due to the fact that they live along the ocean coast. They are specialised fish eaters feeding on small school fish like sardines, anchovies, mackerel, and flying fish. When their pr... | Male boobies tend to take in more fish than the female ones. | neutral |
id_1303 | Boobies are a small group of seabirds native to tropical and subtropical oceans throughout the world. Their diet consists mainly of fish, due to the fact that they live along the ocean coast. They are specialised fish eaters feeding on small school fish like sardines, anchovies, mackerel, and flying fish. When their pr... | This clumsy bird 1s occasionally scared by human activities. | contradiction |
id_1304 | Boobies are a small group of seabirds native to tropical and subtropical oceans throughout the world. Their diet consists mainly of fish, due to the fact that they live along the ocean coast. They are specialised fish eaters feeding on small school fish like sardines, anchovies, mackerel, and flying fish. When their pr... | During the food shortage period, parents would choose to feed the first-born kid while giving up the rest. | entailment |
id_1305 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | It is more difficult to measure some emotions than others. | neutral |
id_1306 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | One strength of The Happiness Industry is its discussion of the relationship between psychology and economics. | entailment |
id_1307 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | Watson's ideas have been most influential on governments outside America. | neutral |
id_1308 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | Watson's ideas on behaviourism were supported by research on humans he carried out before 1915. | contradiction |
id_1309 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | A main aim of government should be to increase the happiness of the population. | contradiction |
id_1310 | Book Review The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being By William Davies 'Happiness is the ultimate goal because it is self-evidently good. If we are asked why happiness matters we can give no further external reason. It just obviously does matter. ' This pronouncement by Richard Lay... | The need for happiness is linked to industrialisation. | entailment |
id_1311 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | It is difficult to give a well-reputable writer a less than totally favorable review. | entailment |
id_1312 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | Sacks held little skepticism when borrowing other theories and findings in describing reasons and notion for phenomena he depicts in the book. | entailment |
id_1313 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | Sacks is in a rush to use new testing methods to do treatment for patients. | contradiction |
id_1314 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | It is difficult to understand why music therapy is undervalued | neutral |
id_1315 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | Sacks believes technological methods is of little importance compared with traditional observation when studying his patients. | contradiction |
id_1316 | Book review on Musiccophilia Norman M. Weinberger reviews the latest work of Oliver Sacks A. Music and the brain are both endlessly fascinating subjects, and as a neuroscientist specialising in auditory learning and memory, I find them especially intriguing. So I had high expectations of Musicophilia, the latest offeri... | Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata is a good treatment for musical disorders. | neutral |
id_1317 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | On receipt of your deposit, Wessex Cottages will confirm your booking by telephone. | contradiction |
id_1318 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | Between the departure of one visitor and the arrival of the next, the properties are visited and made ready. | entailment |
id_1319 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | Beach towels are available for hire. | contradiction |
id_1320 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | For UK bookings, any outstanding balance must be paid within ten weeks of sending the deposit. | entailment |
id_1321 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | The office is open on Saturdays in February but closes slightly earlier than on weekdays. | entailment |
id_1322 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | The cost is lower if you make a last-minute booking. | contradiction |
id_1323 | Booking a Wessex Cottages Holiday How to book your holiday When you have looked through our brochure and have chosen two or three alternative cottages you would like to stay in, please phone our Holiday Booking Office. The number is: 01225 892299 31st March to 20th October Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00 a. m. ... | Electricity is included in the rental of the majority of Wessex Cottages properties. | contradiction |
id_1324 | Born in 1643 in Uncolnshire, Isaac Newton pioneered the study of optics, the properties of light detectable by the human eye, with his insight that white light is made up of the same spectrum of colour as a rainbow. Newton was also the first to demonstrate that gravity was a universal physical force, applied to everyth... | Newton was a leading scholar of physics. | entailment |
id_1325 | Born in 1643 in Uncolnshire, Isaac Newton pioneered the study of optics, the properties of light detectable by the human eye, with his insight that white light is made up of the same spectrum of colour as a rainbow. Newton was also the first to demonstrate that gravity was a universal physical force, applied to everyth... | No one studied differential calculus before Leibniz. | contradiction |
id_1326 | Born in 1643 in Uncolnshire, Isaac Newton pioneered the study of optics, the properties of light detectable by the human eye, with his insight that white light is made up of the same spectrum of colour as a rainbow. Newton was also the first to demonstrate that gravity was a universal physical force, applied to everyth... | Newton was born in Lincoln. | neutral |
id_1327 | Born in 1643 in Uncolnshire, Isaac Newton pioneered the study of optics, the properties of light detectable by the human eye, with his insight that white light is made up of the same spectrum of colour as a rainbow. Newton was also the first to demonstrate that gravity was a universal physical force, applied to everyth... | White light consists of a spectrum of colour. | entailment |
id_1328 | Both apes (classified into greater apes and lesser apes) and monkeys (classified into old world and new world monkeys) are the two constituents of the order of primates. All apes do not have visible tails, whereas the majority of monkeys have visible tails. Monkeys and lesser apes are considered to be intelligent anima... | Apes are considered to be more intelligent than monkeys. | neutral |
id_1329 | Both apes (classified into greater apes and lesser apes) and monkeys (classified into old world and new world monkeys) are the two constituents of the order of primates. All apes do not have visible tails, whereas the majority of monkeys have visible tails. Monkeys and lesser apes are considered to be intelligent anima... | Most primates have visible tails. | neutral |
id_1330 | Both apes (classified into greater apes and lesser apes) and monkeys (classified into old world and new world monkeys) are the two constituents of the order of primates. All apes do not have visible tails, whereas the majority of monkeys have visible tails. Monkeys and lesser apes are considered to be intelligent anima... | Greater ape species are more intelligent than lesser ape species. | neutral |
id_1331 | Both apes (classified into greater apes and lesser apes) and monkeys (classified into old world and new world monkeys) are the two constituents of the order of primates. All apes do not have visible tails, whereas the majority of monkeys have visible tails. Monkeys and lesser apes are considered to be intelligent anima... | All primates are considered to be intelligent animals. | entailment |
id_1332 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas peculiarly, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanise corporations by appropriating characteristics such as courage, ho... | Brands have always been an important asset to a company. | contradiction |
id_1333 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas peculiarly, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanise corporations by appropriating characteristics such as courage, ho... | People buy Dove soap because they like the idea of peace. | neutral |
id_1334 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas peculiarly, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanise corporations by appropriating characteristics such as courage, ho... | Many people distrust corporations. | entailment |
id_1335 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of competitive business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Large corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas strangely, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanize corporations by appropriating characteristics su... | Dove soap chose a dove for their brand to give a sense of cleanliness and peace. | neutral |
id_1336 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of competitive business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Large corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas strangely, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanize corporations by appropriating characteristics su... | Many people distrust large corporations. | entailment |
id_1337 | Brand equity has become a key asset in the world of competitive business. Indeed, some brands are now worth more than companies. Large corporations themselves are widely distrusted, whereas strangely, brands have the opposite effect on people. Brands are used to humanize corporations by appropriating characteristics su... | Brands have always been an important asset to a company. | neutral |
id_1338 | Brelford Town Hall Fire Practices We are required by the district fire services to perform two fire evacuation practices every year. We must tell the fire services two weeks in advance when these fire evacuation practices will be, and they might come and observe how they are being conducted. The fire services can direc... | Employees will be notified of any fire evacuation practices two weeks before they take place. | contradiction |
id_1339 | Brelford Town Hall Fire Practices We are required by the district fire services to perform two fire evacuation practices every year. We must tell the fire services two weeks in advance when these fire evacuation practices will be, and they might come and observe how they are being conducted. The fire services can direc... | Visitors to the building must always wear a visible, plastic ID on a cord around their necks. | neutral |
id_1340 | Brelford Town Hall Fire Practices We are required by the district fire services to perform two fire evacuation practices every year. We must tell the fire services two weeks in advance when these fire evacuation practices will be, and they might come and observe how they are being conducted. The fire services can direc... | Locks must never be used on windows or doors during a fire evacuation practice. | entailment |
id_1341 | Breville is a company which produces kitchen appliances, such as toasters and kettles. The company was formed in 1960 by the Breville family before being bought in 1980. Since this date, the company has doubled its work force and intends to re-locate to larger premises. In preparation for this, the company is currently... | Produces electronic items, such as TVs and computers. | contradiction |
id_1342 | Breville is a company which produces kitchen appliances, such as toasters and kettles. The company was formed in 1960 by the Breville family before being bought in 1980. Since this date, the company has doubled its work force and intends to re-locate to larger premises. In preparation for this, the company is currently... | Has doubled its work force since 1980. | entailment |
id_1343 | Breville is a company which produces kitchen appliances, such as toasters and kettles. The company was formed in 1960 by the Breville family before being bought in 1980. Since this date, the company has doubled its work force and intends to re-locate to larger premises. In preparation for this, the company is currently... | The Breville company has doubled its work force since 1960. | contradiction |
id_1344 | Breville is a company which produces kitchen appliances, such as toasters and kettles. The company was formed in 1960 by the Breville family before being bought in 1980. Since this date, the company has doubled its work force and intends to re-locate to larger premises. In preparation for this, the company is currently... | Intends to replace the majority of its work force with automated machines. | neutral |
id_1345 | Brian Jones aged 10 and Ben Wilson aged 12 were reported missing at 20.00 on 9 May after they failed to return home from a cycle ride to some nearby woods. The police have set up a search party for the two missing boys. It is also known that: The woods are very dense and over 10 ha in area. The two boys were admitted t... | Ben had no problems at school or at home | contradiction |
id_1346 | Brian Jones aged 10 and Ben Wilson aged 12 were reported missing at 20.00 on 9 May after they failed to return home from a cycle ride to some nearby woods. The police have set up a search party for the two missing boys. It is also known that: The woods are very dense and over 10 ha in area. The two boys were admitted t... | Ben had no brothers or sisters. | entailment |
id_1347 | Brian Jones aged 10 and Ben Wilson aged 12 were reported missing at 20.00 on 9 May after they failed to return home from a cycle ride to some nearby woods. The police have set up a search party for the two missing boys. It is also known that: The woods are very dense and over 10 ha in area. The two boys were admitted t... | The two boys had a cycle accident and were taken to hospital. | neutral |
id_1348 | Brian Jones aged 10 and Ben Wilson aged 12 were reported missing at 20.00 on 9 May after they failed to return home from a cycle ride to some nearby woods. The police have set up a search party for the two missing boys. It is also known that: The woods are very dense and over 10 ha in area. The two boys were admitted t... | The two boys could have run away from home. | entailment |
id_1349 | Brian Jones aged 10 and Ben Wilson aged 12 were reported missing at 20.00 on 9 May after they failed to return home from a cycle ride to some nearby woods. The police have set up a search party for the two missing boys. It is also known that: The woods are very dense and over 10 ha in area. The two boys were admitted t... | The older students had picked on Brian in the woods. | neutral |
id_1350 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | Middle-class parents participate in theft childrens education. | neutral |
id_1351 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | Avoiding-selection-policy only works in a specific environment. | entailment |
id_1352 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | Japan and Finland comply with selected students policy. | contradiction |
id_1353 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | Some parents agree to move near reputable schools in Britain. | entailment |
id_1354 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | Teachers and schools in Britain held welcome attitude towards government's selection of gifted students. | contradiction |
id_1355 | Bright Children A. BY the time Laszlo Polgars first baby was born in 1969 he already had film views on child-rearing. An eccentric citizen of communist Hungary, he hadwritten a book called "Bring up Genius r and one of his favourite sayings was Geniuses are made, not bom 77 . An expert on the theory of chess, he procee... | America has a long history of selecting talented students into different categories. | entailment |
id_1356 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | Students who attend the Tertiary Support Classes gain higher marks than those who do not. | neutral |
id_1357 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | All international students have to attend Tertiary Support Classes in their first year of study. | contradiction |
id_1358 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | Students must be in possession of the course book. | entailment |
id_1359 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | A maximum of 15 students are able to attend the library orientation seminar. | contradiction |
id_1360 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | Tertiary Programme Support classes begin after lectures have started. | contradiction |
id_1361 | Brightwall International College of Business Tertiary Programme Support What is Tertiary Programme Support? Tertiary Programme Support classes are English language focussed classes available for international students already enrolled in a business programme. The classes are offered twice per week on Wednesday afternoo... | There is a deadline for signing up for the library orientation. | entailment |
id_1362 | Bring back the big cats. It's time to start returning vanished native animals to Britain, says John Vesty. There is a poem, written around 598 AD, which describes hunting a mystery animal called a llewyn. But what was it? Nothing seemed to fit, until 2006, when an animal bone, dating from around the same period, was fo... | Britain could become the first European country to reintroduce the lynx. | contradiction |
id_1363 | Bring back the big cats. It's time to start returning vanished native animals to Britain, says John Vesty. There is a poem, written around 598 AD, which describes hunting a mystery animal called a llewyn. But what was it? Nothing seemed to fit, until 2006, when an animal bone, dating from around the same period, was fo... | The large growth in the European lynx population since 1970 has exceeded conservationists' expectations. | neutral |
id_1364 | Bring back the big cats. It's time to start returning vanished native animals to Britain, says John Vesty. There is a poem, written around 598 AD, which describes hunting a mystery animal called a llewyn. But what was it? Nothing seemed to fit, until 2006, when an animal bone, dating from around the same period, was fo... | Changes in agricultural practices have extended the habitat of the lynx in Europe. | entailment |
id_1365 | Bring back the big cats. It's time to start returning vanished native animals to Britain, says John Vesty. There is a poem, written around 598 AD, which describes hunting a mystery animal called a llewyn. But what was it? Nothing seemed to fit, until 2006, when an animal bone, dating from around the same period, was fo... | It has become apparent that species reintroduction has commercial advantages. | entailment |
id_1366 | Bringing cinnamon to Europe. Cinnamon is a sweet, fragrant spice produced from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnamomum, which is native to the Indian sub-continent. It was known in biblical times, and is mentioned in several books of the Bible, both as an ingredient that was mixed with oils for anointing people... | The spice trade maintained its economic importance during the 19th century. | contradiction |
id_1367 | Bringing cinnamon to Europe. Cinnamon is a sweet, fragrant spice produced from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnamomum, which is native to the Indian sub-continent. It was known in biblical times, and is mentioned in several books of the Bible, both as an ingredient that was mixed with oils for anointing people... | The trees planted by the Dutch produced larger quantities of cinnamon than the wild trees. | neutral |
id_1368 | Bringing cinnamon to Europe. Cinnamon is a sweet, fragrant spice produced from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnamomum, which is native to the Indian sub-continent. It was known in biblical times, and is mentioned in several books of the Bible, both as an ingredient that was mixed with oils for anointing people... | The Portuguese had control over the cinnamon trade in Ceylon throughout the 16th century. | entailment |
id_1369 | Bringing cinnamon to Europe. Cinnamon is a sweet, fragrant spice produced from the inner bark of trees of the genus Cinnamomum, which is native to the Indian sub-continent. It was known in biblical times, and is mentioned in several books of the Bible, both as an ingredient that was mixed with oils for anointing people... | The Dutch took over the cinnamon trade from the Portuguese as soon as they arrived in Ceylon. | contradiction |
id_1370 | Britain is still firmly committed to the EXOMars Robot project even though the scope and the cost have grown since it was first initiated. The scope of the project has changed dramatically, mainly due to the inflated expectations of scientists. According to the European Space Agency (ESA), this change in direction just... | Britain feels reluctant about its spending on the EXOMars project. | contradiction |
id_1371 | Britain is still firmly committed to the EXOMars Robot project even though the scope and the cost have grown since it was first initiated. The scope of the project has changed dramatically, mainly due to the inflated expectations of scientists. According to the European Space Agency (ESA), this change in direction just... | Historically, Britain has tried to avoid ESA high-profile missions. | neutral |
id_1372 | Britain is still firmly committed to the EXOMars Robot project even though the scope and the cost have grown since it was first initiated. The scope of the project has changed dramatically, mainly due to the inflated expectations of scientists. According to the European Space Agency (ESA), this change in direction just... | Britain is the project leader for the EXOMars project. | contradiction |
id_1373 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | They never have more than 14 students in the class. | entailment |
id_1374 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | They never teach students older than 25. | contradiction |
id_1375 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | James Cleaver is Simon Cleavers father. | contradiction |
id_1376 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | There is not much interaction between the student and teacher. | contradiction |
id_1377 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | Oxford University is the oldest university in the world. | neutral |
id_1378 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | There are a few banks by the Thames. | neutral |
id_1379 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | There are a few banks by the Thames. | neutral |
id_1380 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | Oxford University is the oldest university in the world. | neutral |
id_1381 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | There is not much interaction between the student and teacher. | contradiction |
id_1382 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | James Cleaver is Simon Cleavers father. | neutral |
id_1383 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | They never teach students older than 25. | contradiction |
id_1384 | British Study Centres English Language School English for Life Language courses at British Study Centres are planned and delivered to equip students with the language skills they need to achieve their future dreams. This is achieved through ongoing structured dialogue between the student and teacher involving the use o... | They never have more than 14 students in the class. | entailment |
id_1385 | Bubbly and burgers When is Champagne not Champagne? The answer is when it is sparkling wine produced outside the Champagne region of France. Unfair trading is a breach of civil law that covers unfair practices towards consumers. Customers are misled into believing that they are buying goods or services associated with ... | Passing off and palming off are different breaches of civil law. | entailment |
id_1386 | Bubbly and burgers When is Champagne not Champagne? The answer is when it is sparkling wine produced outside the Champagne region of France. Unfair trading is a breach of civil law that covers unfair practices towards consumers. Customers are misled into believing that they are buying goods or services associated with ... | Champagne production involves two fermentation processes. | entailment |
id_1387 | Bubbly and burgers When is Champagne not Champagne? The answer is when it is sparkling wine produced outside the Champagne region of France. Unfair trading is a breach of civil law that covers unfair practices towards consumers. Customers are misled into believing that they are buying goods or services associated with ... | Elderflower Champagne is a popular summer drink in several EU countries. | neutral |
id_1388 | Bubbly and burgers When is Champagne not Champagne? The answer is when it is sparkling wine produced outside the Champagne region of France. Unfair trading is a breach of civil law that covers unfair practices towards consumers. Customers are misled into believing that they are buying goods or services associated with ... | Inexpensive sparkling wines are carbonated naturally inside the bottle. | contradiction |
id_1389 | Buddhism was introduced to Japan from India via China and Korea around the middle of the sixth century. After gaining imperial patronage, Buddhism was propagated by the authorities throughout the country. In the early ninth century, Buddhism in Japan entered a new era in which it catered mainly to the court nobility. I... | Japanese arts and culture were greatly enriched by the introduction of Buddhism. | entailment |
id_1390 | Buddhism was introduced to Japan from India via China and Korea around the middle of the sixth century. After gaining imperial patronage, Buddhism was propagated by the authorities throughout the country. In the early ninth century, Buddhism in Japan entered a new era in which it catered mainly to the court nobility. I... | The introduction of Buddhism to Japan led to great political unrest and social confusion. | contradiction |
id_1391 | Buddhism was introduced to Japan from India via China and Korea around the middle of the sixth century. After gaining imperial patronage, Buddhism was propagated by the authorities throughout the country. In the early ninth century, Buddhism in Japan entered a new era in which it catered mainly to the court nobility. I... | Buddhism was adopted by the court nobility at the urging of the emperor. | entailment |
id_1392 | Buddhism was introduced to Japan from India via China and Korea around the middle of the sixth century. After gaining imperial patronage, Buddhism was propagated by the authorities throughout the country. In the early ninth century, Buddhism in Japan entered a new era in which it catered mainly to the court nobility. I... | Buddhism replaced the Shinto religion which had previously been followed in Japan. | neutral |
id_1393 | Build a Medieval Castle A. Michel Guyot, owner and restorer of Saint Fargeau castle in France, first had the idea of building a 13th-century style fortress following the discovery that the 15th-century red bricks of his castle obscured the stone walls of a much older stronghold. His dream was to build a castle just as ... | Short lifespan of workers was due to overdue heating. | contradiction |
id_1394 | Build a Medieval Castle A. Michel Guyot, owner and restorer of Saint Fargeau castle in France, first had the idea of building a 13th-century style fortress following the discovery that the 15th-century red bricks of his castle obscured the stone walls of a much older stronghold. His dream was to build a castle just as ... | stones were laid not in a straight line arrangement to avoid damaging or collapsing. | entailment |
id_1395 | Build a Medieval Castle A. Michel Guyot, owner and restorer of Saint Fargeau castle in France, first had the idea of building a 13th-century style fortress following the discovery that the 15th-century red bricks of his castle obscured the stone walls of a much older stronghold. His dream was to build a castle just as ... | One aim of the castle is to show the ancestral achievement to public. | entailment |
id_1396 | Build a Medieval Castle A. Michel Guyot, owner and restorer of Saint Fargeau castle in France, first had the idea of building a 13th-century style fortress following the discovery that the 15th-century red bricks of his castle obscured the stone walls of a much older stronghold. His dream was to build a castle just as ... | The French people would not abandon his idea in favor of realistic one. | neutral |
id_1397 | Burglary of a Vehicle occurs when a person breaks into a vehicle without the owner's permission with the intention of stealing something inside. | Anna walks by a parked car and reaches in the open window to pet a dog. | contradiction |
id_1398 | Burglary of a Vehicle occurs when a person breaks into a vehicle without the owner's permission with the intention of stealing something inside. | Jeri picks up a rock, throws it through the windshield of a parked car, and runs from the scene. | contradiction |
id_1399 | Burglary of a Vehicle occurs when a person breaks into a vehicle without the owner's permission with the intention of stealing something inside. | Jim throws a rock through the passenger window of a parked car, reaches inside, and takes the purse sitting on the passenger seat. This is the best example of a Burglary of a Vehicle. | entailment |
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