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id_6600 | The United States released the following as part of a pamphlet titled If Your Baby Must Travel in Wartime, released during the Second World War: Have you been on a train lately? The railroads have a hard job to do these days, but one that they are doing well. But before you decide on a trip with a baby, you should real... | A soldier responds to the situation by creating his own seat. | entailment |
id_6601 | The United States released the following as part of a pamphlet titled If Your Baby Must Travel in Wartime, released during the Second World War: Have you been on a train lately? The railroads have a hard job to do these days, but one that they are doing well. But before you decide on a trip with a baby, you should real... | Every station the described train passes through has passengers wanting to get onto the vehicle. | entailment |
id_6602 | The United States space programme is at a critical juncture. Between 1971 and 2011, spending on space has declined from 5% of the federalbudget to 0.5%. The US government recently announced it has cancelled its Constellation human spaceflight programme, which was intended to provide transportation to the International ... | NASA aims to save money by outsourcing transport to the International Space Station. | entailment |
id_6603 | The United States space programme is at a critical juncture. Between 1971 and 2011, spending on space has declined from 5% of the federalbudget to 0.5%. The US government recently announced it has cancelled its Constellation human spaceflight programme, which was intended to provide transportation to the International ... | The five companies sharing the federal funds are using internet technology to develop cargo spacecraft. | neutral |
id_6604 | The United States space programme is at a critical juncture. Between 1971 and 2011, spending on space has declined from 5% of the federalbudget to 0.5%. The US government recently announced it has cancelled its Constellation human spaceflight programme, which was intended to provide transportation to the International ... | Under NASAs new plans, travel to the International Space Station will be privatised. | entailment |
id_6605 | The United States space programme is at a critical juncture. Between 1971 and 2011, spending on space has declined from 5% of the federalbudget to 0.5%. The US government recently announced it has cancelled its Constellation human spaceflight programme, which was intended to provide transportation to the International ... | The United States government recently announced plans to reduce its space programme budget. | neutral |
id_6606 | The United States space programme is at a critical juncture. Between 1971 and 2011, spending on space has declined from 5% of the federalbudget to 0.5%. The US government recently announced it has cancelled its Constellation human spaceflight programme, which was intended to provide transportation to the International ... | Some critics believe that NASAs new direction marks the end of American leadership in space exploration. | entailment |
id_6607 | The Value of a College Degree The escalating cost of higher education is causing many to question the value of continuing education beyond high school. Many wonder whether the high cost of tuition, the opportunity cost of choosing college over full-time employment, and the accumulation of thousands of dollars of debt i... | About 80 percent of college students study at public colleges. | entailment |
id_6608 | The Value of a College Degree The escalating cost of higher education is causing many to question the value of continuing education beyond high school. Many wonder whether the high cost of tuition, the opportunity cost of choosing college over full-time employment, and the accumulation of thousands of dollars of debt i... | The cost of a college education has remained steady for several years. | contradiction |
id_6609 | The Value of a College Degree The escalating cost of higher education is causing many to question the value of continuing education beyond high school. Many wonder whether the high cost of tuition, the opportunity cost of choosing college over full-time employment, and the accumulation of thousands of dollars of debt i... | Some people have to borrow large amounts of money to pay for college. | entailment |
id_6610 | The Value of a College Degree The escalating cost of higher education is causing many to question the value of continuing education beyond high school. Many wonder whether the high cost of tuition, the opportunity cost of choosing college over full-time employment, and the accumulation of thousands of dollars of debt i... | Public colleges cost less than private colleges. | neutral |
id_6611 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | Reviewer of the PSA Healthcare praises its high wages. | neutral |
id_6612 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | None of the offers included an approximate salary in the description. | entailment |
id_6613 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | Advantage Sales & Marketing owns 65 offices all over the world. | contradiction |
id_6614 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | The Vitamin Shoppe has an above average salary, according to the review. | entailment |
id_6615 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | Reviewer of the company Chipotle says that working there is both fun and earns enough money. | entailment |
id_6616 | The Vitamin Shoppe: 1,946 part-time openings The Vitamin Shoppe is a New Jersey-based retailer of nutritional supplements. They also operate stores in Canada under the name VitaPath. The company provides approximately 8,000 different SKUs of supplements through its retail stores and over 20,000 different SKUs of supple... | Universal Protection Service offers various security services in the USA. | entailment |
id_6617 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | The natural vegetation on the island contained some species which were found nowhere else. | entailment |
id_6618 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | Hooker sent details of his planting scheme to a number of different countries. | neutral |
id_6619 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | The bamboo and prickly pear seeds sent from England were unsuitable for Ascension. | contradiction |
id_6620 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | British sailors on the island took part in a major tree planting project. | entailment |
id_6621 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | Joseph Hooker assumed that human activity had caused the decline in the islands plant life. | contradiction |
id_6622 | The accidental rainforest When PeterOsbeck. a Swedish priest, stopped off at the mid-Atlantic island of Ascension in 1752 on his way home from China, he wrote of a heap of ruinous rocks with a bare, white mountain in the middle. All it boasted was a couple of dozen species of plant, most of them ferns and some of them ... | When Peter Osbeck visited Ascension, he found no inhabitants on the island. | neutral |
id_6623 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behavior and attitudes up and down the organization. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part ... | The adoption of performance management methods of itself will create changes in behavior and attitudes. | contradiction |
id_6624 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behavior and attitudes up and down the organization. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part ... | The support of top managers is essential in changing organizational culture. | entailment |
id_6625 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behavior and attitudes up and down the organization. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part ... | Using performance management systems for the first time requires minimal adaptations on the part of the organization concerned. | neutral |
id_6626 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behaviour and attitudes up and down the organisation. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part... | The support of top managers is essential in changing organisational culture. | entailment |
id_6627 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behaviour and attitudes up and down the organisation. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part... | The adoption of performance management methods of itself will create changes in behaviour and attitudes. | contradiction |
id_6628 | The adoption and application of performance management methods requires many different changes in behaviour and attitudes up and down the organisation. These methods are not merely techniques; they are ways of life and a philosophy of management. Thus the introduction of performance management systems must come as part... | Using performance management systems for the first time requires minimal adaptations on the part of the organisation concerned. | neutral |
id_6629 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | Regular first-aid training has equipped airline staff to react more quickly. | neutral |
id_6630 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | The entire airline industry has adopted the practice of regular first-aid training for their staff. | contradiction |
id_6631 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | In the past, to fly was not as viable a means of travel as its today. | entailment |
id_6632 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | An increasing amount of people need first-aid from air staff. | neutral |
id_6633 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | The airline industry will benefit a great deal from the additional training of their flight staff. | neutral |
id_6634 | The airline industry has always acknowledged first-aid training to be imperative for their staff, but with the ever increasing numbers of people to whom air travel is becoming accessible, airline staff will need to be even more alert and better equipped to deal with any medical emergency that may arise. Flight attendan... | Flight attendants must be able to identify their first-aid training requirements. | contradiction |
id_6635 | The ambulance service estimates that as many as 500 lives are lost because of the slower emergency response times caused by road humps. Some claim that road humps, or sleeping policemen as they are sometimes called, cost more lives than are saved as a result of the traffic being slowed. Critics of road humps also claim... | The passage states that it is true that the repeated slowing and accelerating of cars over road humps causes more pollution. | contradiction |
id_6636 | The ambulance service estimates that as many as 500 lives are lost because of the slower emergency response times caused by road humps. Some claim that road humps, or sleeping policemen as they are sometimes called, cost more lives than are saved as a result of the traffic being slowed. Critics of road humps also claim... | Critics believe that traffic would flow more smoothly if road humps were removed. | entailment |
id_6637 | The ambulance service estimates that as many as 500 lives are lost because of the slower emergency response times caused by road humps. Some claim that road humps, or sleeping policemen as they are sometimes called, cost more lives than are saved as a result of the traffic being slowed. Critics of road humps also claim... | Drivers find road humps annoying. | neutral |
id_6638 | The ambulance service estimates that as many as 500 lives are lost because of the slower emergency response times caused by road humps. Some claim that road humps, or sleeping policemen as they are sometimes called, cost more lives than are saved as a result of the traffic being slowed. Critics of road humps also claim... | It is fair to say that road humps can save lives and injuries but at a price. | entailment |
id_6639 | The ambulance service estimates that as many as 500 lives are lost because of the slower emergency response times caused by road humps. Some claim that road humps, or sleeping policemen as they are sometimes called, cost more lives than are saved as a result of the traffic being slowed. Critics of road humps also claim... | Delays to the ambulance service and environmental concerns are raised as objections to road humps. | entailment |
id_6640 | The amount of accounting information that could be supplied to any interested party is practically unlimited. The information needs to be designed in such a way that it meets the objectives of the specific user group. If too much information is given, the user might think that it is an attempt to mislead them, and as a... | In practice, the proper application of accounting and financial reporting standards ensures that accounts meet the criteria of being true and fair. | entailment |
id_6641 | The amount of accounting information that could be supplied to any interested party is practically unlimited. The information needs to be designed in such a way that it meets the objectives of the specific user group. If too much information is given, the user might think that it is an attempt to mislead them, and as a... | It is a positive feature of the Companies Act, 1985, that it does not define what is meant by true and fair. | contradiction |
id_6642 | The amount of accounting information that could be supplied to any interested party is practically unlimited. The information needs to be designed in such a way that it meets the objectives of the specific user group. If too much information is given, the user might think that it is an attempt to mislead them, and as a... | it is a positive feature of the Companies Act, 1985, that it does not define what is meant by true and fair. | contradiction |
id_6643 | The amount of accounting information that could be supplied to any interested party is practically unlimited. The information needs to be designed in such a way that it meets the objectives of the specific user group. If too much information is given, the user might think that it is an attempt to mislead them, and as a... | In practice, the proper application of accounting and financial reporting standards ensures that accounts meet the criteria of being true and fair. | contradiction |
id_6644 | The amount of liquid assets held by non-financial corporations has almost doubled over the past five years. The increase in assets relative to debt is in sharp contrast to the late 1990s, when companies raised large amounts of debt to fund capital investments and acquisitions. The reluc- tance of companies today to spe... | Cash at hand is a symptom of a cautious business outlook. | entailment |
id_6645 | The amount of liquid assets held by non-financial corporations has almost doubled over the past five years. The increase in assets relative to debt is in sharp contrast to the late 1990s, when companies raised large amounts of debt to fund capital investments and acquisitions. The reluc- tance of companies today to spe... | The passage implies that over-investment leads to production outstripping demand. | contradiction |
id_6646 | The amount of liquid assets held by non-financial corporations has almost doubled over the past five years. The increase in assets relative to debt is in sharp contrast to the late 1990s, when companies raised large amounts of debt to fund capital investments and acquisitions. The reluc- tance of companies today to spe... | In the late 1990s, capital spending in the telecommunications and high-technology sectors led to production outstripping supply. | entailment |
id_6647 | The ancient Greek Olympics were held at Olympia near the shore of the Ionian Sea for 1,000 years. These games were named after the snow peaked mount Olympus situated hundreds of miles away to the east near the Aegean Sea where it was thought the gods and goddesses lived, looking down on mankind. The ancient site of Oly... | It can be determined from the passage that the Aegean Sea is east of the Ionian Sea. | entailment |
id_6648 | The ancient Greek Olympics were held at Olympia near the shore of the Ionian Sea for 1,000 years. These games were named after the snow peaked mount Olympus situated hundreds of miles away to the east near the Aegean Sea where it was thought the gods and goddesses lived, looking down on mankind. The ancient site of Oly... | In the context of the passage the word Marathon refers to a long- distance run. | contradiction |
id_6649 | The ancient Greek Olympics were held at Olympia near the shore of the Ionian Sea for 1,000 years. These games were named after the snow peaked mount Olympus situated hundreds of miles away to the east near the Aegean Sea where it was thought the gods and goddesses lived, looking down on mankind. The ancient site of Oly... | In the modern Olympics the athlete in first place receives a gold medal, silver is awarded for second place and bronze for third place. | neutral |
id_6650 | The ancient Greek Olympics were held at Olympia near the shore of the Ionian Sea for 1,000 years. These games were named after the snow peaked mount Olympus situated hundreds of miles away to the east near the Aegean Sea where it was thought the gods and goddesses lived, looking down on mankind. The ancient site of Oly... | Both the excavation of Olympia and the first modern games occurred in the 19th century. | entailment |
id_6651 | The ancient Greek Olympics were held at Olympia near the shore of the Ionian Sea for 1,000 years. These games were named after the snow peaked mount Olympus situated hundreds of miles away to the east near the Aegean Sea where it was thought the gods and goddesses lived, looking down on mankind. The ancient site of Oly... | The ancient Greeks thought that the gods and goddesses lived in Olympia. | contradiction |
id_6652 | The ancients had many ingenious methods for measuring time. Water clocks, for example, were used in ancient Greek and Rome to time orators speeches. One version comprised pouring water time. As with water clocks, sundials needed to be calibrated in order to show the passage of time. Prior to the development of sundials... | The passage states that the ancient Egyptians built obelisks for telling the time. | contradiction |
id_6653 | The ancients had many ingenious methods for measuring time. Water clocks, for example, were used in ancient Greek and Rome to time orators speeches. One version comprised pouring water time. As with water clocks, sundials needed to be calibrated in order to show the passage of time. Prior to the development of sundials... | Water clocks were only used in ancient Greece and Rome. | contradiction |
id_6654 | The ancients had many ingenious methods for measuring time. Water clocks, for example, were used in ancient Greek and Rome to time orators speeches. One version comprised pouring water time. As with water clocks, sundials needed to be calibrated in order to show the passage of time. Prior to the development of sundials... | The primary use for water clocks was to time speeches. | neutral |
id_6655 | The ancients had many ingenious methods for measuring time. Water clocks, for example, were used in ancient Greek and Rome to time orators speeches. One version comprised pouring water time. As with water clocks, sundials needed to be calibrated in order to show the passage of time. Prior to the development of sundials... | Upright stones were one forerunner of sundials. | entailment |
id_6656 | The ancients had many ingenious methods for measuring time. Water clocks, for example, were used in ancient Greek and Rome to time orators speeches. One version comprised pouring water time. As with water clocks, sundials needed to be calibrated in order to show the passage of time. Prior to the development of sundials... | The ancient Egyptians calibrated sundials in a similar fashion to water clocks. | neutral |
id_6657 | The average British company uses only 55 per cent of tts office space and two-thirds of employees are unhappy with their work environment, according to a survey recently undertaken by the design consultancy Best Desks Ltd. This inefficient use of space equates to over ten billion pounds of waste in London alone. The ad... | Staff productivity would be improved if workspaces were more appealingly designed. | neutral |
id_6658 | The average British company uses only 55 per cent of tts office space and two-thirds of employees are unhappy with their work environment, according to a survey recently undertaken by the design consultancy Best Desks Ltd. This inefficient use of space equates to over ten billion pounds of waste in London alone. The ad... | The passage suggests that most British companies should move into smaller premises, thus saving money. | contradiction |
id_6659 | The average British company uses only 55 per cent of tts office space and two-thirds of employees are unhappy with their work environment, according to a survey recently undertaken by the design consultancy Best Desks Ltd. This inefficient use of space equates to over ten billion pounds of waste in London alone. The ad... | Working environments could be more personalized to suit how individual employees take to work. | entailment |
id_6660 | The average British company uses only 55 per cent of tts office space and two-thirds of employees are unhappy with their work environment, according to a survey recently undertaken by the design consultancy Best Desks Ltd. This inefficient use of space equates to over ten billion pounds of waste in London alone. The ad... | Flexible working has been facilitated by the rise of wireless technology. | entailment |
id_6661 | The average British company uses only 55 per cent of tts office space and two-thirds of employees are unhappy with their work environment, according to a survey recently undertaken by the design consultancy Best Desks Ltd. This inefficient use of space equates to over ten billion pounds of waste in London alone. The ad... | Two-thirds of British workers are dissatisfied with their jobs. | neutral |
id_6662 | The aviation ministry has asked all airports in the country to install solar energy plants on the lines of the Kochi airport, the worlds first aerodrome that runs completely on solar power. | Government will achieve its target of 170 Gigawatt of renewable energy. | contradiction |
id_6663 | The aviation ministry has asked all airports in the country to install solar energy plants on the lines of the Kochi airport, the worlds first aerodrome that runs completely on solar power. | Pollution at the airports will reduce. | contradiction |
id_6664 | The aviation ministry has asked all airports in the country to install solar energy plants on the lines of the Kochi airport, the worlds first aerodrome that runs completely on solar power. | The airports will be able to save thousands of rupees in electricity bills. | contradiction |
id_6665 | The aviation ministry has asked all airports in the country to install solar energy plants on the lines of the Kochi airport, the worlds first aerodrome that runs completely on solar power. | The efficiency of airport in the country will increase. | contradiction |
id_6666 | The aviation ministry has asked all airports in the country to install solar energy plants on the lines of the Kochi airport, the worlds first aerodrome that runs completely on solar power. | Airports in the country will generate electricity through solar energy. | entailment |
id_6667 | The big economic difference between nuclear and fossil fuelled power stations is that nuclear reactions are more expensive to build and decommission, but cheaper to run. so disputes over the relative efficiency of the two systems revove not just around the prices of coal and uranium today and tomorow, but also around t... | If nuclear reactors were cheaper to build and decommission than fossil fueelled power stations, they would definitely have the economic advantage. | neutral |
id_6668 | The big economic difference between nuclear and fossil fuelled power stations is that nuclear reactions are more expensive to build and decommission, but cheaper to run. so disputes over the relative efficiency of the two systems revove not just around the prices of coal and uranium today and tomorow, but also around t... | The price of coal is not relevant to discussions about the efficiency of nuclear reactors. | contradiction |
id_6669 | The big economic difference between nuclear and fossil fuelled power stations is that nuclear reactions are more expensive to build and decommission, but cheaper to run. so disputes over the relative efficiency of the two systems revove not just around the prices of coal and uranium today and tomorow, but also around t... | The main difference between nuclear and fossil-fuelled power stations is an economic one. | neutral |
id_6670 | The biggest risk facing the worlds insurance companies is possibly the rapid change now taking place within their own ranks. Sluggish growth in core markets and intense price competition, coupled with shifting patterns of customer demand and the rising cost of losses, are threatening to overwhelm those too slow to reac... | Insurance companies are experiencing a boom in their core markets. | contradiction |
id_6671 | The biggest risk facing the worlds insurance companies is possibly the rapid change now taking place within their own ranks. Sluggish growth in core markets and intense price competition, coupled with shifting patterns of customer demand and the rising cost of losses, are threatening to overwhelm those too slow to reac... | Insurance companies are competing to provide best prices to customers. | entailment |
id_6672 | The biggest risk facing the worlds insurance companies is possibly the rapid change now taking place within their own ranks. Sluggish growth in core markets and intense price competition, coupled with shifting patterns of customer demand and the rising cost of losses, are threatening to overwhelm those too slow to reac... | Insurance companies are coping well with increased price competition and rising losses. | contradiction |
id_6673 | The biggest risk facing the worlds insurance companies is possibly the rapid change now taking place within their own ranks. Sluggish growth in core markets and intense price competition, coupled with shifting patterns of customer demand and the rising cost of losses, are threatening to overwhelm those too slow to reac... | Insurance companies are competing to provide best prices to customers. | neutral |
id_6674 | The birth of modern plastics In 1907, Leo Hendrick Baekeland, a Belgian scientist working in New York, discovered and patented a revolutionary new synthetic material. His invention, which he named Bakelite, was of enormous technological importance, and effectively launched the modern plastics industry. The term plastic... | Bakelite was only available in a limited range of colours. | contradiction |
id_6675 | The birth of modern plastics In 1907, Leo Hendrick Baekeland, a Belgian scientist working in New York, discovered and patented a revolutionary new synthetic material. His invention, which he named Bakelite, was of enormous technological importance, and effectively launched the modern plastics industry. The term plastic... | Bakelite was immediately welcomed as a practical and versatile material. | contradiction |
id_6676 | The birth of modern plastics In 1907, Leo Hendrick Baekeland, a Belgian scientist working in New York, discovered and patented a revolutionary new synthetic material. His invention, which he named Bakelite, was of enormous technological importance, and effectively launched the modern plastics industry. The term plastic... | Modern-day plastic preparation is based on the same principles as that patented in 1907. | entailment |
id_6677 | The bookstore has a better selection of postcards than the newsstand does. The selection of postcards at the drugstore is better than at the bookstore. | The drugstore has a better selection of postcards than the bookstore or the newsstand. | entailment |
id_6678 | The brain begins to show signs of decline after a certain proportion of the nerve cells of which it is formed have died. As people get older they have fewer and fewer nerve cells, because once the cells have died they are not replaced. By the time a person reaches the age of 75 as many as a quarter of the nerve cells m... | The brain cells, like the skin cells, are able to multiply and that is why all the brain cells do not die out. | contradiction |
id_6679 | The brain begins to show signs of decline after a certain proportion of the nerve cells of which it is formed have died. As people get older they have fewer and fewer nerve cells, because once the cells have died they are not replaced. By the time a person reaches the age of 75 as many as a quarter of the nerve cells m... | By the time a person is in his mid-seventies he may have lost as many as 25 per cent of his nerve cells. | entailment |
id_6680 | The brain begins to show signs of decline after a certain proportion of the nerve cells of which it is formed have died. As people get older they have fewer and fewer nerve cells, because once the cells have died they are not replaced. By the time a person reaches the age of 75 as many as a quarter of the nerve cells m... | Scientists today are able to cure the dying nerve cells, because of the great advances made by science. | contradiction |
id_6681 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | Individual bankruptcy is governed by the Insolvency Act. | neutral |
id_6682 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | The Company cannot operate with only one director. | entailment |
id_6683 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | New directors tend to be appointed by existing directors rather than by special resolution. | neutral |
id_6684 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | There is no upper limit to the number of shares any director can hold. | neutral |
id_6685 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | There is no upper limit to the numbers of shares any director can hold. | neutral |
id_6686 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | The Company cannot operate with only one director. | entailment |
id_6687 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | New directors tend to be appointed by existing directors rather than special resolution. | neutral |
id_6688 | The business of the Company shall be managed by the directors who, subject to the law, the memorandum and articles of association, and any direction given by special resolution, may exercise all the powers of the company. The minimum number of directors is two; there is no maximum number. The directors, or the company ... | Individual bankruptcy is governed by the Insolvency Act. | neutral |
id_6689 | The car of 2020 will probably have a hydrogen-powered cell to charge batteries that drive the wheels. The thermodynamic efficiency of this vehicle will be around 60% compared with an efficiency of 23% for the typical car being driven around on our roads today and it will have a range of 500 kilometres between fuel stop... | The passage is supportive of the development of an automotive fuel cell. | contradiction |
id_6690 | The car of 2020 will probably have a hydrogen-powered cell to charge batteries that drive the wheels. The thermodynamic efficiency of this vehicle will be around 60% compared with an efficiency of 23% for the typical car being driven around on our roads today and it will have a range of 500 kilometres between fuel stop... | A hydrogen economy would be worse for the environment than the current petroleum economy. | contradiction |
id_6691 | The car of 2020 will probably have a hydrogen-powered cell to charge batteries that drive the wheels. The thermodynamic efficiency of this vehicle will be around 60% compared with an efficiency of 23% for the typical car being driven around on our roads today and it will have a range of 500 kilometres between fuel stop... | The overall benefits of hydrogen currently seem lacking. | entailment |
id_6692 | The carbonated soft-drinks industry is the most profitable drinks industry. There are three reasons for this. Firstly, the cost of producing carbonated drinks, such as cola and lemonade, costs the producer a fraction of the items selling price to make. Secondly, carbonated soft-drinks are purchased by the largest cross... | Caffeine is mildly addictive. | entailment |
id_6693 | The carbonated soft-drinks industry is the most profitable drinks industry. There are three reasons for this. Firstly, the cost of producing carbonated drinks, such as cola and lemonade, costs the producer a fraction of the items selling price to make. Secondly, carbonated soft-drinks are purchased by the largest cross... | Adults are more likely to buy a soft drink than an alcoholic drink. | neutral |
id_6694 | The carbonated soft-drinks industry is the most profitable drinks industry. There are three reasons for this. Firstly, the cost of producing carbonated drinks, such as cola and lemonade, costs the producer a fraction of the items selling price to make. Secondly, carbonated soft-drinks are purchased by the largest cross... | A can of carbonated soft drink will make more profit than a can of non- carbonated drink. | neutral |
id_6695 | The civic authority has advised the residents in the area to use mosquito repellents or sleep inside nets as large number of people are suffering from malaria. | Local residents have enough money to arrange for the repellents or nets. | entailment |
id_6696 | The civic authority has advised the residents in the area to use mosquito repellents or sleep inside nets as large number of people are suffering from malaria. | People may ignore and continue to get mosquito bites as they have other pressing needs. | neutral |
id_6697 | The clinical guidelines in asthma therapy have now moved towards anti-inflammatory therapy - and away from regular bronchiodilator therapy - for all but the mildest asthmatics. This is now being reflected in prescribing patterns. In the U. S. , combined prescription volumes of the major bronchiodilators peaked in 1991 ... | Use of bronchiodilators has been increasing since 1991. | contradiction |
id_6698 | The clinical guidelines in asthma therapy have now moved towards anti-inflammatory therapy - and away from regular bronchiodilator therapy - for all but the mildest asthmatics. This is now being reflected in prescribing patterns. In the U. S. , combined prescription volumes of the major bronchiodilators peaked in 1991 ... | Bronchiodilators are the single most prescribed treatment for asthma. | contradiction |
id_6699 | The clinical guidelines in asthma therapy have now moved towards anti-inflammatory therapy - and away from regular bronchiodilator therapy - for all but the mildest asthmatics. This is now being reflected in prescribing patterns. In the U. S. , combined prescription volumes of the major bronchiodilators peaked in 1991 ... | Doctors are reluctant to treat asthma with inhaled steroids for fear of potential side-effects. | neutral |
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