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id_4900 | Relations between Sweden and the European Community had always been restricted in scope by Sweden's traditional neutrality and for many years any suggestion of Community membership was out of the question. But the upheavals in Eastern Europe in the early 1990s gradually led to the conclusion that membership of the EC w... | After abandoning its policy of neutrality, Sweden applied to join the European Community. | contradiction |
id_4901 | Relations between Sweden and the European Community had always been restricted in scope by Sweden's traditional neutrality and for many years any suggestion of Community membership was out of the question. But the upheavals in Eastern Europe in the early 1990s gradually led to the conclusion that membership of the EC w... | Political changes in Eastern Europe led to a change in relations between Sweden and the European Community. | entailment |
id_4902 | Reports say that a male security guard was instrumental in planning an attempted robbery at a clothes store during the course of which the manager was injured. James Daniels was attacked in the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at approximately 19:00 hours on 5 March as he was in the process of cashing up the days takings.... | Tony Martin and Sydney Large were co-conspirators in the attempt to rob the clothes store. | entailment |
id_4903 | Reports say that a male security guard was instrumental in planning an attempted robbery at a clothes store during the course of which the manager was injured. James Daniels was attacked in the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at approximately 19:00 hours on 5 March as he was in the process of cashing up the days takings.... | The two women seen hurrying towards the car park at about 7:00 pm on 5 March could have been involved in the attempted robbery. | entailment |
id_4904 | Reports say that a male security guard was instrumental in planning an attempted robbery at a clothes store during the course of which the manager was injured. James Daniels was attacked in the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at approximately 19:00 hours on 5 March as he was in the process of cashing up the days takings.... | The would-be robbers used information provided by Brian Jacks a security guard to plan the attempted robbery on the clothes store. | neutral |
id_4905 | Reports say that a male security guard was instrumental in planning an attempted robbery at a clothes store during the course of which the manager was injured. James Daniels was attacked in the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at approximately 19:00 hours on 5 March as he was in the process of cashing up the days takings.... | James Daniel was taken to hospital in the ambulance seen leaving the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at 19:30 on the evening of 5 March. | neutral |
id_4906 | Reports say that a male security guard was instrumental in planning an attempted robbery at a clothes store during the course of which the manager was injured. James Daniels was attacked in the Queens Meadow Shopping Centre at approximately 19:00 hours on 5 March as he was in the process of cashing up the days takings.... | The two women, Susan Main and Tessa White, were not in the shopping centre on the evening of 5 March. | contradiction |
id_4907 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Bouchard advertised in newspapers for twins who had been separated at birth. | neutral |
id_4908 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Twins are at greater risk of developing certain illnesses than non-twins. | neutral |
id_4909 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | There may be genetic causes for the differences in how young the skin of identical twins looks. | contradiction |
id_4910 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Epigenetic processes are different from both genetic and environmental processes. | entailment |
id_4911 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Epigenetic processes are different from both genetic and environmental processes. | entailment |
id_4912 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Bouchard advertised in newspapers for twins who had been separated at birth. | neutral |
id_4913 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | Twins are at greater risk of developing certain illnesses than non-twins. | neutral |
id_4914 | Research using twins. To biomedical researchers all over the world, twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment of nature and nurture. Because identical twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, they share virtually the same genetic code. Any differences... | There may be genetic causes for the differences in how young the skin of identical twins looks. | contradiction |
id_4915 | Researchers believe that there is growing evidence to support the hypothesis that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) should not be dismissed as ordinary bad behaviour but should be recognized as a serious childhood disease. It is claimed that as many as one in five children are at risk of suffering this co... | ADHD is triggered by specific environmental circumstances. | entailment |
id_4916 | Researchers believe that there is growing evidence to support the hypothesis that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) should not be dismissed as ordinary bad behaviour but should be recognized as a serious childhood disease. It is claimed that as many as one in five children are at risk of suffering this co... | It can be inferred from the passage that as many as one in five young children suffer a chaotic or difficult home environment. | contradiction |
id_4917 | Researchers believe that there is growing evidence to support the hypothesis that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) should not be dismissed as ordinary bad behaviour but should be recognized as a serious childhood disease. It is claimed that as many as one in five children are at risk of suffering this co... | Children with ADHD are more likely to suffer mental illness as young adults. | contradiction |
id_4918 | Researchers in Pegasus Electronics found that a fifth of all sick leave in the company was stress-related. Very high work demands led to stress, but boring jobs were equally detrimental. The Board of Directors therefore decided to take corrective action by getting supervisors to re-organise the production lines so that... | At Pegasus, most sick leave is due to stress-related illness. | contradiction |
id_4919 | Researchers in Pegasus Electronics found that a fifth of all sick leave in the company was stress-related. Very high work demands led to stress, but boring jobs were equally detrimental. The Board of Directors therefore decided to take corrective action by getting supervisors to re-organise the production lines so that... | The action taken has been shown to reduce stress-related sick leave. | neutral |
id_4920 | Researchers in Pegasus Electronics found that a fifth of all sick leave in the company was stress-related. Very high work demands led to stress, but boring jobs were equally detrimental. The Board of Directors therefore decided to take corrective action by getting supervisors to re-organise the production lines so that... | Pegasus Electronics has now decided that all staff must be trained to recognise the signs of stress-related illness. | contradiction |
id_4921 | Rise of the Robots If you are into technology, you are living in wonderful times. Things are developing in leaps and bounds, especially gadgets. Let us look at the technology that is set to break through. CELESTRON SKYSCOUT Backyard stargazing goes seriously hi-tech with the Celestron SkyScout, which was judged to be t... | Asimo is available for export. | neutral |
id_4922 | Rise of the Robots If you are into technology, you are living in wonderful times. Things are developing in leaps and bounds, especially gadgets. Let us look at the technology that is set to break through. CELESTRON SKYSCOUT Backyard stargazing goes seriously hi-tech with the Celestron SkyScout, which was judged to be t... | The Nokia N91 is strong. | entailment |
id_4923 | Rise of the Robots If you are into technology, you are living in wonderful times. Things are developing in leaps and bounds, especially gadgets. Let us look at the technology that is set to break through. CELESTRON SKYSCOUT Backyard stargazing goes seriously hi-tech with the Celestron SkyScout, which was judged to be t... | E-paper can be torn easily. | neutral |
id_4924 | Rise of the Robots If you are into technology, you are living in wonderful times. Things are developing in leaps and bounds, especially gadgets. Let us look at the technology that is set to break through. CELESTRON SKYSCOUT Backyard stargazing goes seriously hi-tech with the Celestron SkyScout, which was judged to be t... | HDTV is filmed differently to conventional TV. | entailment |
id_4925 | Rise of the Robots If you are into technology, you are living in wonderful times. Things are developing in leaps and bounds, especially gadgets. Let us look at the technology that is set to break through. CELESTRON SKYSCOUT Backyard stargazing goes seriously hi-tech with the Celestron SkyScout, which was judged to be t... | The Trilobite 2.0 looks just like the original design. | neutral |
id_4926 | Rising concerns about pollution in major Indian cities have led to a dramatic increase in sales of home air purifiers. New Delhi, which has been called the most polluted city in the world by the WHO, is not only the biggest buyer of air purifiers but is also the city that is seeing the fastest growth in sales of these ... | An air purifier removes contaminants from the air in a room. | contradiction |
id_4927 | Rising concerns about pollution in major Indian cities have led to a dramatic increase in sales of home air purifiers. New Delhi, which has been called the most polluted city in the world by the WHO, is not only the biggest buyer of air purifiers but is also the city that is seeing the fastest growth in sales of these ... | People are concerned about the rising pollution in the city. | entailment |
id_4928 | Rising concerns about pollution in major Indian cities have led to a dramatic increase in sales of home air purifiers. New Delhi, which has been called the most polluted city in the world by the WHO, is not only the biggest buyer of air purifiers but is also the city that is seeing the fastest growth in sales of these ... | Major consumer electronics brands have launched newer models to make air purifiers affordable for the mass market. | contradiction |
id_4929 | Rising concerns about pollution in major Indian cities have led to a dramatic increase in sales of home air purifiers. New Delhi, which has been called the most polluted city in the world by the WHO, is not only the biggest buyer of air purifiers but is also the city that is seeing the fastest growth in sales of these ... | Air purifier is beneficial for those with allergies, asthma and other respiratory problems. | contradiction |
id_4930 | Rising worldwide demand for champagne has meant that champagne producers have needed to increase supply by creating more wineries and planting more grapes. The Champagne region has been producing sparkling wines since the 16th century from the variety of grapes found across the region. Traditionally served at the coron... | The French monopoly on champagne production has led to worldwide shortages of the drink. | neutral |
id_4931 | Rising worldwide demand for champagne has meant that champagne producers have needed to increase supply by creating more wineries and planting more grapes. The Champagne region has been producing sparkling wines since the 16th century from the variety of grapes found across the region. Traditionally served at the coron... | A sparkling wines entitlement to the Champagne name lies solely with its country of origin. | contradiction |
id_4932 | Rising worldwide demand for champagne has meant that champagne producers have needed to increase supply by creating more wineries and planting more grapes. The Champagne region has been producing sparkling wines since the 16th century from the variety of grapes found across the region. Traditionally served at the coron... | The Treaty of Versailles established legal protection for the term champagne. | contradiction |
id_4933 | Rising worldwide demand for champagne has meant that champagne producers have needed to increase supply by creating more wineries and planting more grapes. The Champagne region has been producing sparkling wines since the 16th century from the variety of grapes found across the region. Traditionally served at the coron... | A single type of grape is found across the Champagne region. | contradiction |
id_4934 | Rising worldwide demand for champagne has meant that champagne producers have needed to increase supply by creating more wineries and planting more grapes. The Champagne region has been producing sparkling wines since the 16th century from the variety of grapes found across the region. Traditionally served at the coron... | Champagne has built its luxurious connotations over time. | entailment |
id_4935 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The idea may seem contradictory and goes against the decades-long trend of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, principally in the mind of the driver, so that... | If you observe a junction where the lights are out there is rarely congestion. | neutral |
id_4936 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The idea may seem contradictory and goes against the decades-long trend of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, principally in the mind of the driver, so that... | The principal case made in the passage can be summed up as Removing lights removes barriers to traffic flow and improves behaviour. | entailment |
id_4937 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The idea may seem contradictory and goes against the decades-long trend of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, principally in the mind of the driver, so that... | An explanation of the ultimate sentence in the passage would be Traffic moves more naturally and there are no more unnecessary delays at red lights when no other vehicle is in the vicinity. | entailment |
id_4938 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The suggestion to remove road signs to improve road safety seems contradictory and certainly goes against the fashion of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, ... | The word principally in the passage means only. | contradiction |
id_4939 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The suggestion to remove road signs to improve road safety seems contradictory and certainly goes against the fashion of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, ... | The author is cynical of the proposal to remove road signs and traffic lights. | contradiction |
id_4940 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The suggestion to remove road signs to improve road safety seems contradictory and certainly goes against the fashion of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, ... | The views expressed in the passage are a statement of the findings of experimental investigations. | neutral |
id_4941 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The suggestion to remove road signs to improve road safety seems contradictory and certainly goes against the fashion of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, ... | If the volume of traffic were to increase by 50 percent the case made in the passage would be weakened. | neutral |
id_4942 | Road signs and traffic lights at junctions and busy crossing points may be removed in order to improve road safety. The suggestion to remove road signs to improve road safety seems contradictory and certainly goes against the fashion of separating and controlling traffic and pedestrians. The idea is to create anxiety, ... | We can infer from the passage that the proposed removal of road signs and traffic lights is to go ahead. | contradiction |
id_4943 | Robbers pretending to be police officers physically assaulted and tied up three members of staff at a city centre nightclub before making their escape with a substantial sum of money. A police spokesperson said that four individuals entered the nightclub at approximately 2:15 am on Saturday 20 January just as the owner... | At about 02:15 hrs on 20 January four individuals posing as police officers robbed the nightclub. | entailment |
id_4944 | Robbers pretending to be police officers physically assaulted and tied up three members of staff at a city centre nightclub before making their escape with a substantial sum of money. A police spokesperson said that four individuals entered the nightclub at approximately 2:15 am on Saturday 20 January just as the owner... | An accomplice working at the club had alerted the gang to the fact that the takings on the night in question had been unusually high. | neutral |
id_4945 | Robbers pretending to be police officers physically assaulted and tied up three members of staff at a city centre nightclub before making their escape with a substantial sum of money. A police spokesperson said that four individuals entered the nightclub at approximately 2:15 am on Saturday 20 January just as the owner... | The robbery was carried out with the threat of violence but no one was hurt in the perpetration of the crime. | contradiction |
id_4946 | Robbers pretending to be police officers physically assaulted and tied up three members of staff at a city centre nightclub before making their escape with a substantial sum of money. A police spokesperson said that four individuals entered the nightclub at approximately 2:15 am on Saturday 20 January just as the owner... | The nightclub owner was able to give the police investigating the robbery a clue as to the identity of one of his assailants. | entailment |
id_4947 | Robbers pretending to be police officers physically assaulted and tied up three members of staff at a city centre nightclub before making their escape with a substantial sum of money. A police spokesperson said that four individuals entered the nightclub at approximately 2:15 am on Saturday 20 January just as the owner... | The robbers fled the scene of the robbery in a stolen transit van, which they abandoned in a supermarket car park. | neutral |
id_4948 | Robert Louis Stevenson A Scottish novelist, poet, essayist, and travel writer, Robert Louis Stevenson was born at 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 13 November 1850. It has been more than 100 years since his death. Stevenson was a writer who caused conflicting opinions about his works. On one hand, he was often h... | Critics only paid attention to Robert Louis Stevensons writing topics. | contradiction |
id_4949 | Robert Louis Stevenson A Scottish novelist, poet, essayist, and travel writer, Robert Louis Stevenson was born at 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 13 November 1850. It has been more than 100 years since his death. Stevenson was a writer who caused conflicting opinions about his works. On one hand, he was often h... | Although Oscar Wilde admired Robert Louis Stevenson very much, he believed Stevenson could have written greater works. | entailment |
id_4950 | Robert Louis Stevenson A Scottish novelist, poet, essayist, and travel writer, Robert Louis Stevenson was born at 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 13 November 1850. It has been more than 100 years since his death. Stevenson was a writer who caused conflicting opinions about his works. On one hand, he was often h... | Robert Louis Stevenson encouraged Oscar Wilde to start writing at first. | neutral |
id_4951 | Robert Louis Stevenson A Scottish novelist, poet, essayist, and travel writer, Robert Louis Stevenson was born at 8 Howard Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 13 November 1850. It has been more than 100 years since his death. Stevenson was a writer who caused conflicting opinions about his works. On one hand, he was often h... | Galsworthy thought Hardy is greater writer than Stevenson is. | contradiction |
id_4952 | Rogue theory of smell gets a boost A controversial theory of how we smell, which claims that our fine sense of odour depends on quantum mechanics, has been given the thumbs up by a team of physicists. Calculations by researchers at University College London (UCL) show that the idea that we smell odour molecules by sens... | Turin left his post at UCL and started his own business because his theory was ignored. | neutral |
id_4953 | Rogue theory of smell gets a boost A controversial theory of how we smell, which claims that our fine sense of odour depends on quantum mechanics, has been given the thumbs up by a team of physicists. Calculations by researchers at University College London (UCL) show that the idea that we smell odour molecules by sens... | The molecules of alcohols and those of thiols look alike. | entailment |
id_4954 | Rogue theory of smell gets a boost A controversial theory of how we smell, which claims that our fine sense of odour depends on quantum mechanics, has been given the thumbs up by a team of physicists. Calculations by researchers at University College London (UCL) show that the idea that we smell odour molecules by sens... | The study at UCL could conclusively prove what Luca Turin has hypothesized. | contradiction |
id_4955 | Rogue theory of smell gets a boost A controversial theory of how we smell, which claims that our fine sense of odour depends on quantum mechanics, has been given the thumbs up by a team of physicists. Calculations by researchers at University College London (UCL) show that the idea that we smell odour molecules by sens... | The result of the study at UCL agrees with Turins theory. | entailment |
id_4956 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | It is a good idea to remove role ambiguity. | contradiction |
id_4957 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | It is probably a good idea to keep dress as a role sign even nowadays. | entailment |
id_4958 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | Today furniture operates as a role sign in the same way as dress has always done. | entailment |
id_4959 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | The decline in emphasis on marriage rituals should be reversed. | neutral |
id_4960 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | It would be a good idea to specify the role definitions of soldiers more clearly. | neutral |
id_4961 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | Accountants may be similar to one another because they have the same type of job. | entailment |
id_4962 | Role set Any individual in any situation occupies a role in relation to other people. The particular individual with whom one is concerned in the analysis of any situation is usually given the name of focal person. He has the focal role and can be regarded as sitting in the middle of a group of people, with whom he int... | Job descriptions eliminate role ambiguity for managers. | contradiction |
id_4963 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | Ron Study was asleep in a lay-by when the accident occurred. | neutral |
id_4964 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | The police car was on a routine patrol of the A1 in North Yorkshire late on Friday night when it came across the scene of the road accident. | contradiction |
id_4965 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | Ron Study and Martin Less could have been the two people a motorist said she had seen walking by the side of the A1 South at 23.10. | entailment |
id_4966 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | The Easy Eater service area is located next to the northbound carriageway of the A1 in North Yorkshire. | neutral |
id_4967 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | Martin Less was killed in the accident on the southbound carriageway of the A1 as he attempted to cross it to get to the Easy Eater service area. | neutral |
id_4968 | Ron Study, a 20-year-old university student, was involved in a road accident on Friday night on the A1 in North Yorkshire. According to police, the accident occurred on the southbound carriageway at about 23.20. They said that the patrol car had been sent to the scene following a phone call they had received at 23.10 f... | The driver of a passing car said that she was almost in collision with a lorry. Verbal logical reasoning test | contradiction |
id_4969 | Rooms at the Cozy Inn cost less than rooms at the Hide-Away Motel. Rooms at the Hotel Victoria cost more than rooms at the Hide-Away Motel. | Of the three lodging places, the Hotel Victoria costs the most. | entailment |
id_4970 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | The Rosetta Stone was the only stone of its type. | contradiction |
id_4971 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | Egyptian scholars wrote the passages almost 4,000 years ago. | contradiction |
id_4972 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | There are three translations of the same passage on the Rosetta Stone. | entailment |
id_4973 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | The Rosetta Stone was unearthed in the city of Alexandria. | contradiction |
id_4974 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | Thomas Young translated the entire Demotic text. | contradiction |
id_4975 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | The hieroglyphs were more difficult to translate than the Demotic text. | entailment |
id_4976 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | Jean-Francois Champollian is the founder of the science of Egyptology. | entailment |
id_4977 | Rosetta Stone In 1799, a famous discovery was made in the small town of Rashid (known as Rosette by the French), 65 km from the city of Alexandria in northern Egypt. Napoleon Bonapartes army were digging the foundations of a fort when they unearthed a large basalt slab, over 1.1 metres tall, 75 cm wide and 28 cm thick,... | Demotic language used phonetic sounds. | neutral |
id_4978 | Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as a great hothouse, says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2,000 species of plants, tropical glasshouses, a bijoux art gallery (Inverleith House), and a. well-appointed tearoom with o... | The Commonwealth pool was used for the Olympics. | contradiction |
id_4979 | Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as a great hothouse, says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2,000 species of plants, tropical glasshouses, a bijoux art gallery (Inverleith House), and a. well-appointed tearoom with o... | Arthurs Seat is 350 million years old. | contradiction |
id_4980 | Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as a great hothouse, says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2,000 species of plants, tropical glasshouses, a bijoux art gallery (Inverleith House), and a. well-appointed tearoom with o... | Princes Gardens is on Princes street. | contradiction |
id_4981 | Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as a great hothouse, says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2,000 species of plants, tropical glasshouses, a bijoux art gallery (Inverleith House), and a. well-appointed tearoom with o... | The Meadows Golf Course may not be entirely safe at night. | entailment |
id_4982 | Royal Botanic Gardens An oasis packed with a range of unusual trees, shrubs and flowers, as well as a great hothouse, says Jamie Byng. These 72 acres of horticultural heaven are home to more than 2,000 species of plants, tropical glasshouses, a bijoux art gallery (Inverleith House), and a. well-appointed tearoom with o... | The Commonwealth Pool is not in very good condition. | entailment |
id_4983 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | No microwaves may be operated in the shared kitchen. | neutral |
id_4984 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | If you want to change rooms with another person in the dormitory, the Student Housing Office must approve of the arrangement before you can go ahead with it. | entailment |
id_4985 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | There is more than one shared kitchen in the dormitory. | entailment |
id_4986 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | No visitors are allowed to stay overnight in the dormitory. | neutral |
id_4987 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | Cooking cannot be done anywhere in the dormitory. | contradiction |
id_4988 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | if you damage something from the kitchen, you will be liable. | neutral |
id_4989 | Rules for the St. James Students Residence No illegal substances such as drugs or firearms may be brought into the dormitories. Please respect our need for the safety and security of all students. Cooking can only be done in the shared kitchens on each floor. No portable stoves, toasters, or microwaves may be operated ... | If you want to bring in illegal substances, you must register it first. | contradiction |
id_4990 | Running Dry Government water commission maps in Mexico show 96 overexploited aquifers. Seawater has polluted 17 others because of too much pumping, while toxic seepage is spreading fast. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Mexican children are contracting digestive diseases due to poor water storage. Mexi... | Unhealthy water is causing illness amongst Mexican children. | entailment |
id_4991 | Running Dry Government water commission maps in Mexico show 96 overexploited aquifers. Seawater has polluted 17 others because of too much pumping, while toxic seepage is spreading fast. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Mexican children are contracting digestive diseases due to poor water storage. Mexi... | Mexicans are moving to other cities because of water shortages. | contradiction |
id_4992 | Running Dry Government water commission maps in Mexico show 96 overexploited aquifers. Seawater has polluted 17 others because of too much pumping, while toxic seepage is spreading fast. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Mexican children are contracting digestive diseases due to poor water storage. Mexi... | Mexican food crops will fail without water from America. | neutral |
id_4993 | Running Dry Government water commission maps in Mexico show 96 overexploited aquifers. Seawater has polluted 17 others because of too much pumping, while toxic seepage is spreading fast. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Mexican children are contracting digestive diseases due to poor water storage. Mexi... | Drinking water in Canada, has been polluted by industry. | entailment |
id_4994 | Rural isolation occurs when communities are left without access to essential economic and social components of modern life. Large tracts of the countryside have only one bus a week and there are many villages that are served by a single shop. It is easy to understand why residents feel betrayed if it closes. If that sh... | To describe rural isolation is the main theme of the passage. | contradiction |
id_4995 | Rural isolation occurs when communities are left without access to essential economic and social components of modern life. Large tracts of the countryside have only one bus a week and there are many villages that are served by a single shop. It is easy to understand why residents feel betrayed if it closes. If that sh... | The author would agree that public transport, government services and shops are examples of essential economic and social components of modern life. | entailment |
id_4996 | Rural isolation occurs when communities are left without access to essential economic and social components of modern life. Large tracts of the countryside have only one bus a week and there are many villages that are served by a single shop. It is easy to understand why residents feel betrayed if it closes. If that sh... | The author would agree that when a post office is closed and that post office is based in a community shop then it too will close. | neutral |
id_4997 | SAVING LANGUAGE For the first time, linguists have put a price on language. To save a language from extinction isnt cheap but more and more people are arguing that the alternative is the death of communities There is nothing unusual about a single language dying. Communities have come and gone throughout history, and w... | The rate at which languages are becoming extinct has increased. | entailment |
id_4998 | SAVING LANGUAGE For the first time, linguists have put a price on language. To save a language from extinction isnt cheap but more and more people are arguing that the alternative is the death of communities There is nothing unusual about a single language dying. Communities have come and gone throughout history, and w... | Research on the subject of language extinction began in the 1990s. | contradiction |
id_4999 | SAVING LANGUAGE For the first time, linguists have put a price on language. To save a language from extinction isnt cheap but more and more people are arguing that the alternative is the death of communities There is nothing unusual about a single language dying. Communities have come and gone throughout history, and w... | In order to survive, a language needs to be spoken by more than 100 people. | entailment |
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