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id_1900 | Crude oil from regions around the Dead Sea was used as early as 1000 BC for ancient Egyptian mummification, but it wasn't until 1853 that the process of oil distillation was discovered and we saw the advent of the modern history of oil. The first oil mine was constructed the following year. Oil quickly took over from c... | The discovery of the process of oil distillation has drastically changed the modern world. | neutral |
id_1901 | Crude oil from regions around the Dead Sea was used as early as 1000 BC for ancient Egyptian mummification, but it wasn't until 1853 that the process of oil distillation was discovered and we saw the advent of the modern history of oil. The first oil mine was constructed the following year. Oil quickly took over from c... | In the modern history of oil, it took more than two centuries for oil to replace coal as the major source of energy. | contradiction |
id_1902 | Crude oil stocks are closely monitored by traders to establish the markets natural supply and demand levels. Hoarding was a major factor in the high crude prices in the 1970s and evidence is again suggesting that hoarding is fuelling current record high crude prices. Crude stocks had fallen because refiners had adopted... | If hoarding is supporting high crude prices then one would expect prices to fall back once hoards have been established. | entailment |
id_1903 | Crude oil stocks are closely monitored by traders to establish the markets natural supply and demand levels. Hoarding was a major factor in the high crude prices in the 1970s and evidence is again suggesting that hoarding is fuelling current record high crude prices. Crude stocks had fallen because refiners had adopted... | India and China have recently become major oil importers. | neutral |
id_1904 | Crude oil stocks are closely monitored by traders to establish the markets natural supply and demand levels. Hoarding was a major factor in the high crude prices in the 1970s and evidence is again suggesting that hoarding is fuelling current record high crude prices. Crude stocks had fallen because refiners had adopted... | No facts are offered in support of the thesis that current high crude prices are being supported by the hoarding of stock. | contradiction |
id_1905 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | The FDA and the EMEA have jointly funded research into the safety of certain higher-dose vitamin supplements. | neutral |
id_1906 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | The findings of studies into the effect of pro-vitamin A resulted in some US drug companies going on trial. | neutral |
id_1907 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | Antioxidants eliminate free radicals from the body. | entailment |
id_1908 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | Vitamin supplements bought from health food shops can differ from those available at pharmacies. | contradiction |
id_1909 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | Recent research suggests that small amounts of free radicals can help prevent disease. | entailment |
id_1910 | Cure-all Pills: Myths or Reality? Browse the shelves of any health food shop or pharmacy and youll find dozens of dietary supplementsvitamins, antioxidants, mineralsalong with a seemingly endless range of homeopathic remedies. There is always something new, some miracle ingredient offering the promise of a longer, heal... | After the release of Professor Hortons study the number of people taking vitamin supplements declined. | neutral |
id_1911 | Current figures suggest that one in five British children will be obese by the time they reach the final year of primary school. This statement comes from a survey conducted by the National Child Measurement Programme, which collected data based on more than one million school children. London was found to have the hig... | 20% of obese children will become obese adults | contradiction |
id_1912 | Current figures suggest that one in five British children will be obese by the time they reach the final year of primary school. This statement comes from a survey conducted by the National Child Measurement Programme, which collected data based on more than one million school children. London was found to have the hig... | 14% of obese children will become obese adults | contradiction |
id_1913 | Current figures suggest that one in five British children will be obese by the time they reach the final year of primary school. This statement comes from a survey conducted by the National Child Measurement Programme, which collected data based on more than one million school children. London was found to have the hig... | 23% of obese children will become obese adults | contradiction |
id_1914 | Current levels of domestic inflation make it a lot easier for the government of China to accept a stronger domestic currency (the Yuan). Until recently, the government was concerned that strengthening the Yuan would lead to domestic deflation. Chinese trade surpluses are resulting in the accu- mulation of foreign excha... | Two potential advantages of a stronger Yuan are described in the passage. | entailment |
id_1915 | Current levels of domestic inflation make it a lot easier for the government of China to accept a stronger domestic currency (the Yuan). Until recently, the government was concerned that strengthening the Yuan would lead to domestic deflation. Chinese trade surpluses are resulting in the accu- mulation of foreign excha... | If it were the case that domestic inflation in China stood at over 5 per cent, then the Chinese government would have greater concerns over the domestic effects of a stronger Yuan. | contradiction |
id_1916 | Current levels of domestic inflation make it a lot easier for the government of China to accept a stronger domestic currency (the Yuan). Until recently, the government was concerned that strengthening the Yuan would lead to domestic deflation. Chinese trade surpluses are resulting in the accu- mulation of foreign excha... | The author expects the reader to know that the domestic currency of China is called the Yuan. | contradiction |
id_1917 | Current levels of domestic inflation make it a lot easier for the government of China to accept a stronger domestic currency (the Yuan). Until recently, the government was concerned that strengthening the Yuan would lead to domestic deflation. Chinese trade surpluses are resulting in the accu- mulation of foreign excha... | Deflation and surplus are antonyms. | contradiction |
id_1918 | Current levels of domestic inflation make it a lot easier for the government of China to accept a stronger domestic currency (the Yuan). Until recently, the government was concerned that strengthening the Yuan would lead to domestic deflation. Chinese trade surpluses are resulting in the accu- mulation of foreign excha... | It is clear from the passage that the Yuan value has been allowed torise. | contradiction |
id_1919 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | John Willis wanted Cutty Sark to be the fastest tea clipper travelling between the UK and China. | entailment |
id_1920 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | The opening of the Suez Canal meant that steam ships could travel between Britain and China faster than clippers. | entailment |
id_1921 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | Captain Woodget put Cutty Sark at risk of hitting an iceberg. | entailment |
id_1922 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | Steam ships sometimes used the ocean route to travel between London and China. | neutral |
id_1923 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | Despite storm damage, Cutty Sark beat Thermopylae back to London. | contradiction |
id_1924 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | Cutty Sark was given the name of a character in a poem. | contradiction |
id_1925 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | The contract between John Willis and Scott & Linton favoured Willis. | entailment |
id_1926 | Cutty Sark: the fastest sailing ship of all time. The nineteenth century was a period of great technological development in Britain, and for shipping the major changes were from wind to steam power, and from wood to iron and steel. The fastest commercial sailing vessels of all time were clippers, three-masted ships bui... | Clippers were originally intended to be used as passenger ships. | contradiction |
id_1927 | DELIVERING THE GOODS. The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight International trade is growing at a startling pace. While the global economy has been expanding at a bit over 3% a year, the volume of trade has been rising at a compound annual rate of about twic... | Small computer components are manufactured in Germany. | neutral |
id_1928 | DELIVERING THE GOODS. The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight International trade is growing at a startling pace. While the global economy has been expanding at a bit over 3% a year, the volume of trade has been rising at a compound annual rate of about twic... | Most countries continue to prefer to trade with nearby nations. | entailment |
id_1929 | DELIVERING THE GOODS. The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight International trade is growing at a startling pace. While the global economy has been expanding at a bit over 3% a year, the volume of trade has been rising at a compound annual rate of about twic... | International trade is increasing at a greater rate than the world economy. | entailment |
id_1930 | DELIVERING THE GOODS. The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight International trade is growing at a startling pace. While the global economy has been expanding at a bit over 3% a year, the volume of trade has been rising at a compound annual rate of about twic... | Japan imports more meat and steel than France. | neutral |
id_1931 | DELIVERING THE GOODS. The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight International trade is growing at a startling pace. While the global economy has been expanding at a bit over 3% a year, the volume of trade has been rising at a compound annual rate of about twic... | Cheap labour guarantees effective trade conditions. | contradiction |
id_1932 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | The majority of diabetics develop heart problems or suffer strokes. | entailment |
id_1933 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Frequent check ups at the doctor can drastically reduce the chances of suffering from problems related to diabetes. | neutral |
id_1934 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Artificial insulin is the most effective treatment for those patients requiring insulin. | neutral |
id_1935 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Hyperglycaemia leads to type 1 diabetes being diagnosed quite quickly. | entailment |
id_1936 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Some patients develop diabetes due to faults in their own immune systems | entailment |
id_1937 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Diabetics cannot produce insulin. | contradiction |
id_1938 | DIABETES Here are some facts that you probably didnt know about diabetes. It is the worlds fastest growing disease. It is Australias 6th leading cause of death. Over 1 million Australians have it though 50% of those are as yet unaware. Every 10 minutes someone is diagnosed with diabetes. So much for the facts but what ... | Carbohydrate foods are the bodys source of glucose. | entailment |
id_1939 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | Alexia Sloane lost her sight after attending a summer-school composition course | contradiction |
id_1940 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | You can apply for a grant that will help to educate a musician. | entailment |
id_1941 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | Alexia has received an award for her work in music. | entailment |
id_1942 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | Alexia now plays several instruments with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. | contradiction |
id_1943 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | Applications can be made by filling in an online form. | neutral |
id_1944 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | You can apply to Dosoco now for grant funding. | contradiction |
id_1945 | DO YOU HAVE A MUSIC PROJECT IN MIND THAT MIGHT BENEFIT FROM FUNDING? Music is wonderfully therapeutic! This is recognised by The Dosoco Foundation, which supports local projects that use music for social good. The next round of Dosoco grant funding will shortly be open for applications. Grants are available from 700 to... | In some cases Dosoco will cover the full cost of the project. | contradiction |
id_1946 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | The type of water you consume on a regular basis has a great impact on your overall health and wellness. | entailment |
id_1947 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | People who are depressed often suffer from dehydration. | neutral |
id_1948 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | People wearing artificial teeth are more likely to be contaminated. | neutral |
id_1949 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | Drinking tap water helps minimise your exposure to harmful elements. | contradiction |
id_1950 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | Exposure to disinfectant chemicals is linked with poisoning of the vital organs. | entailment |
id_1951 | DRINKING FILTERED WATER The body is made up mainly of water. This means that the quality of water that we drink every day has an important effect on our health. Filtered water is healthier than tap water and some bottled water. This is because it is free of contaminants, that is, of substances that make it dirty or har... | Filtered water typically contains water disinfectant chemicals. | contradiction |
id_1952 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | Male drivers engaging in distracted behaviour such as texting or talking on a phone usually change their behaviour when they see a police car next to them; however, female drivers often continue with the behaviour or dont notice the police car. | neutral |
id_1953 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | Research shows that a driver speaking to a passenger is less dangerous than a driver speaking on a mobile phone, because the passenger wilt automatically moderate the conversation depending on the surrounding driving conditions. | entailment |
id_1954 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | On a familiar route for a driver, research shows that fewer accidents happen. | neutral |
id_1955 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | A measured test showed that not every example of distractive behaviour has an impact on core driving competency. | contradiction |
id_1956 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | To encourage sales of new cars, car manufacturers constantly develop new in-car technologies (such as USB ports and wi-fi access), and researchers believe that this development could contribute to further driver distraction and higher accident rates. | entailment |
id_1957 | DRIVEN TO DISTRACTION Distracted driving may not get the publicity given to alcohol, drugs and speed, but it is thought to play a role in one third of fatal and serious injury crashes on roads. And while there is a strong community opposition to drink drivers or people who speed, our attitude towards making phone calls... | Although most people agree that the use of mobile phones while driving is distracting, nearly half admit they take calls, and around a third admit they make calls while driving. | entailment |
id_1958 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | With most DVDs you can jump to any part, from the index, without having to rewind or fast-forward. | contradiction |
id_1959 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | Some movies on DVD have more than one mode of display. | entailment |
id_1960 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | There are five main advantages of DVDs over VHS. | neutral |
id_1961 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | Up to 133 minutes of video can be compressed onto a DVD. | entailment |
id_1962 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | An MPEG-2 encoded movie just fits on to a DVD. | contradiction |
id_1963 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | The quality of a DVD picture is nearly the same as the quality in a cinema. | neutral |
id_1964 | DVDs The first DVD player hit the market in March 1997. A DVD is very similar to a CD, but it has a much larger data capacity. A standard DVD holds about seven times more data than a CD does. This huge capacity means that a DVD has enough room to store a full-length, MPEG-2 encoded movie, as well as a lot of other info... | Most DVD movies have subtitles for foreign films. | neutral |
id_1965 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Old people daydream more than young people. | neutral |
id_1966 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Some people can daydream when they are asleep. | contradiction |
id_1967 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Escapist people are generally very happy. | contradiction |
id_1968 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Some daydreams help us to be more successful in our lives. | entailment |
id_1969 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Most lorry drivers daydream in their jobs to make them more interesting. | entailment |
id_1970 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | People usually daydream when they are walking around. | contradiction |
id_1971 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Daydreaming helps people to be creative. | entailment |
id_1972 | Daydreaming Everyone daydreams sometimes. We sit or lie down, close our eyes and use our imagination to think about something that might happen in the future or could have happened in the past. Most daydreaming is pleasant. We would like the daydream to happen and we would be very happy if it did actually happen. We mi... | Factory workers daydream more than lorry drivers. | neutral |
id_1973 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | Meals are available at the restaurant throughout the day. | entailment |
id_1974 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | Visitors are forbidden to take photos inside the parliament building. | contradiction |
id_1975 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | If their visit is cancelled, visitors will receive a phone call or an email. | neutral |
id_1976 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | Visitors have to produce either photo ID or their official letter before being allowed into the parliament building. | contradiction |
id_1977 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | Visitors should be at the welcome centre at least a quarter of an hour before their scheduled admission time. | entailment |
id_1978 | Dear Ms Foster, Visit to the parliament building I am pleased to confirm the following date and time for your visit, which is free of charge: 18th June at 15.30 hours (scheduled admission) for the two people you specified when registering. Participants are requested to come to the welcome centre for visitors to the Rei... | There is no charge for use of the audio-guides. | neutral |
id_1979 | Deer Farming in Australia Deer are not indigenous to Australia. They were introduced into the country during the nineteenth century under the acclimatization programs governing the introduction of exotic species of animals and birds into Australia. Six species of deer were released at various locations. The animals dis... | Until 1985 only 2 species of the originally released Australian deer were not used for farming. | entailment |
id_1980 | Deer Farming in Australia Deer are not indigenous to Australia. They were introduced into the country during the nineteenth century under the acclimatization programs governing the introduction of exotic species of animals and birds into Australia. Six species of deer were released at various locations. The animals dis... | Current economic conditions in Asian countries have had positive effect on the Australian deer industry. | neutral |
id_1981 | Deer Farming in Australia Deer are not indigenous to Australia. They were introduced into the country during the nineteenth century under the acclimatization programs governing the introduction of exotic species of animals and birds into Australia. Six species of deer were released at various locations. The animals dis... | Only a small amount of Australian venison production is consumed domestically. | entailment |
id_1982 | Deer Farming in Australia Deer are not indigenous to Australia. They were introduced into the country during the nineteenth century under the acclimatization programs governing the introduction of exotic species of animals and birds into Australia. Six species of deer were released at various locations. The animals dis... | The drop in deer numbers since 1997 led to an increase in the price of venison. | contradiction |
id_1983 | Deer Farming in Australia Deer are not indigenous to Australia. They were introduced into the country during the nineteenth century under the acclimatization programs governing the introduction of exotic species of animals and birds into Australia. Six species of deer were released at various locations. The animals dis... | Since 1985 many imported deer have been interbred with the established herds. | neutral |
id_1984 | Demand for mobile phones in underdeveloped markets such as China and India is leading to ever-higher predictions for global sales. This year analysts have raised their forecasts for the third time to 640 million handsets. This is almost 100 million higher than forecast at the beginning of the year. Some are already for... | Forecast global sales stand 500 million handsets higher than actual sales five years ago. | contradiction |
id_1985 | Demand for mobile phones in underdeveloped markets such as China and India is leading to ever-higher predictions for global sales. This year analysts have raised their forecasts for the third time to 640 million handsets. This is almost 100 million higher than forecast at the beginning of the year. Some are already for... | Next years predicted record sales are attributed to continued growth in newer markets. | contradiction |
id_1986 | Demand for mobile phones in underdeveloped markets such as China and India is leading to ever-higher predictions for global sales. This year analysts have raised their forecasts for the third time to 640 million handsets. This is almost 100 million higher than forecast at the beginning of the year. Some are already for... | The most recent increase in this years forecast for sales was almost 100 million handsets higher than the previous forecast. | contradiction |
id_1987 | Dense fog disrupted movement of several passenger trains under East Central Railway (ECR) division. Many trains on Patna-New Delhi-Patna route were delayed due to dense fog. | Revenue of ECR decreased in the months of winter. | entailment |
id_1988 | Dense fog disrupted movement of several passenger trains under East Central Railway (ECR) division. Many trains on Patna-New Delhi-Patna route were delayed due to dense fog. | Only the trains operating under ECR get delayed in the winter season. | contradiction |
id_1989 | Dense fog disrupted movement of several passenger trains under East Central Railway (ECR) division. Many trains on Patna-New Delhi-Patna route were delayed due to dense fog. | Fogs are the major reason for the delay of trains in winter season. | contradiction |
id_1990 | Dense fog disrupted movement of several passenger trains under East Central Railway (ECR) division. Many trains on Patna-New Delhi-Patna route were delayed due to dense fog. | Fogs are the major reason for the cancellation of train in the winter season. | contradiction |
id_1991 | Designed To Last Could better design cure our throwaway culture? Jonathan Chapman, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, UK, is one of a new breed of sustainable designers. Like many of us, they are concerned about the huge waste associated with Western consumer culture and the damage this does to the enviro... | People often buy things that are seldom used and throw them away. | entailment |
id_1992 | Designed To Last Could better design cure our throwaway culture? Jonathan Chapman, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, UK, is one of a new breed of sustainable designers. Like many of us, they are concerned about the huge waste associated with Western consumer culture and the damage this does to the enviro... | In a post-throwaway society, we will pay extra money after disposing of electronic goods. | contradiction |
id_1993 | Designed To Last Could better design cure our throwaway culture? Jonathan Chapman, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, UK, is one of a new breed of sustainable designers. Like many of us, they are concerned about the huge waste associated with Western consumer culture and the damage this does to the enviro... | Some businesses have jumped on the sustainability bandwagon. | entailment |
id_1994 | Designed To Last Could better design cure our throwaway culture? Jonathan Chapman, a senior lecturer at the University of Brighton, UK, is one of a new breed of sustainable designers. Like many of us, they are concerned about the huge waste associated with Western consumer culture and the damage this does to the enviro... | The company will spend less on repairs in the future. | neutral |
id_1995 | Designing and shipping after the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive Almost two months after the European Unions ban on the use of six environmentally unfriendly materials went into effect, designers have clear evidence that failure to meet the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive means... | The Energy-using directive will be introduced in the very near future. | neutral |
id_1996 | Designing and shipping after the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive Almost two months after the European Unions ban on the use of six environmentally unfriendly materials went into effect, designers have clear evidence that failure to meet the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive means... | Smaller companies are taking the changeover to RoHS seriously. | contradiction |
id_1997 | Designing and shipping after the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive Almost two months after the European Unions ban on the use of six environmentally unfriendly materials went into effect, designers have clear evidence that failure to meet the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive means... | Countries can impose fines on the sellers of products that do not comply with RoHS. | entailment |
id_1998 | Despite an auspicious launch, sales of the year-old Lianda model plummeted last month to an all time low. Production levels were sustained in anticipation of the traditional seasonal peak and then slashed radically once this failed to materialise. The collapse is largely blamed upon inept promotion and the car is now s... | The company will be forced to close very shortly. | neutral |
id_1999 | Despite an auspicious launch, sales of the year-old Lianda model plummeted last month to an all time low. Production levels were sustained in anticipation of the traditional seasonal peak and then slashed radically once this failed to materialise. The collapse is largely blamed upon inept promotion and the car is now s... | Parts of the plant lay temporarily idle after Lianda production was cut. | entailment |
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