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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The thunderstorm is loud.", "The thunderstorm is sexy." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Walking burns more calories than running.", "Walking burns fewer calories than running." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Harold needs ketchup for his french fries.", "Harold needs motor oil for his french fries." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1903", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f3d10a33537e88357f6cb6423ff1fcff9893da09731fa9fb1d99590d61f7ede2"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jane jumped into space", "Jane jumped on her bed." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A lemon has stripes.", "A tiger has stripes." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "she felt sick so she went to the lawyer", "she felt sick so she went to the doctor" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A car has two wheels.", "A bike has two wheels." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A went to a shoe to purchase a video game.", "A went to a store to purchase a video game." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My friend drinks milk every day in the morning.", "My friend drinks vegetable oil every day in the morniing." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1909", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "4fc456286c0ed2bad5f96036e03544d4a7e4f3d3c001edfb217dfaf268a24341"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he eats books every morning", "he eats toast every morning" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1910", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0812420d96c8c1b0aa3a08fb907fc266b802113bfc9594ffc828643f47e030f6"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Gibraltar is part of the United Kingdom", "Gibraltar is part of the United States" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1911", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "9ffa41a81a9280739caf7f0ebaf4ce8a50348606fbf557281287cce96858ad7c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He ate a car.", "He ate a cucumber." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1912", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "99c0c3ab9366afc64cb869fbb7800becb20c690ab8e7992ce5036bc45a44fb8f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I saw the raccoon slithering near the rocks.", "I saw the snake slithering near the rocks." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1913", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "a07db5f859b3488482ea4b29a1786a8ff10eb5acb050e6f673a63d220000c5e5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Eye is an organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system", "Heart is an organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1914", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f9e71409310093e1a8f838c090815f2b0f401249ee55cb94035c64bfc7113f6b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Walking outside is good for your health.", "Walking on the moon is good for your health." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1915", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "290b34898c9ff6130f68de68d0798f5b21e00aa1a7441f86d0a6bcd8adbb45c5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The monkey ate a turkey.", "The monkey ate a banana." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1916", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ff4460676c67e59d04c39a22dfbcae7b952a70862ecc159179e1cdd873a6cbc1"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A rug can be put on any type of hat.", "A rug can be put on any type of floor." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1917", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fca5fe0eb6ce03304a455b5616fcb8ae888bf3440a27bf2f938e256d13446c67"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He sings in the wall.", "He sings in the shower." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1918", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e9d2a69bb753918564b772d839790de06a3c4e375312beb6c2d1a7dac4426bec"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He was giving pony rides at the beach.", "He was giving penguin rides at the beach." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1919", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "6c4d84aa7724b88d73daa0f41ea521d9705c016984cb6f4e7d8fed60666d1b59"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He supplied steel in a tanker", "He supplies water in a tanker" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1920", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f2a30bc972b5f8e9e84de1fc873dd01bfdf6d291178c5a8d1ca147856313821a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jane applied llamas on her luscious lips.", "Jane applied lipstick on her luscious lips." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1921", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "c9a4a477616c6a9b504e735790e2cbc366f9614b243e91959b3516cde4749704"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the dinosaurs are extinct", "dinosaurs are on the streets" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1922", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e6d1aefca456f6bdf3999ff13f44ceaf87c53e753375f931d2dd023fcb51cb8d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A watch is used to show time.", "A Television is used to cook food." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1923", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0a227c223d173b1342facb299d52f9d7e5be104230729d5cf585b82951512c7e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He is drinking a bottle of cola.", "He is drinking a bottle of bleach." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1924", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "37e13cad9f02696a02d15c7703d0317c0713be97283cc2cd679eee4a531b32ec"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The woman sat while she walked.", "The woman talked while whe walked." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "HE PUT HIS FOOT INTO THE SHOE IN ORDER TO TRY IT ON.", "HE ALSO PUT HIS HAND IN THE SHOE TO SEE IF IT FITS." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1926", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "4948af6881154f99a3f71bdfb0fdaa5762abf3c57dc759927349f84431e0eeb5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "HE PUT HIS FEET IN THE OVEN, ON 350 DEGREES.", "HE PUT A PIE IN THE OVEN, ON 360 DEGREES." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She unlocked the door with a lighter.", "She unlocked the door with a key." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She wore a hoodie to school.", "She wore a house to school." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1929", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "2580638d777e42c7543f8c086aaf0f387abba6148e5896246fb71596977b3690"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She likes to cook eggs.", "She likes to cook tables." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1930", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "a4b9c86aba50570b0549fd81c16ec64f81eb400cc871f83ddd8ce0899c3c89b4"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "THE MOUSE MADE A CAKE FOR THE MICE.", "JAN BAKED A CAKE FOR HER STUDENTS." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1931", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "79e98d92d4368bf58fe4936adcda053645dfbd0792a41c7ec750e57cfc87b5b9"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He walks 100 miles daily to keep fit.", "He walks 2 miles daily to keep fit." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He ate the pie.", "He scrubbed the pie." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1933", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f7a02d5e46af56dc6327211c312d83121a032a24b345854972ae83038523d5c9"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The chickens hair is long.", "The ladies hair is long." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1934", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "24f3de1b69cbafee446e7a9e13d1789aef22f9c51b0d6222b06137ce9c073189"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "His treadmill exercised on him.", "He exercised on his treadmill." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1935", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "67e2471133eb58175d45e79c7bbb9973f1b4574f6ddc2933005661b134a7316b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "An umbrella can be used as protection against fire", "An umbrella can be used as protection against rain" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1936", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "c38e58778d19e59be9fd82d58490705758ac7009340010e47179550d39c35e0d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "plants need water and soil to live", "Plants need poison to live" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1937", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5e9e5540dc632f24c01f7f94f01676224f07ea3888c573c6fc76d27b65265a15"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Her grandmother drank a beautiful sweater.", "Her grandmother knitted a beautiful sweater." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1938", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "863d2145e7a6b962bd20287884a00ab6dd9b2426250fe467bfff942ff9456457"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My village is in a tree", "My house is in a village" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1939", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "7c5ac335b0cecc91ca5c3850277c573cc1f7dd4b38fc05ff07356d791de1a48d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Buy mud so we can make the chocolate cake", "Buy flour so we can make the chocolate cake" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1940", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "a0710ae21b4ed4abd67a4ad8a919336c8acebef14a7453cfdaf04f9b609c2c31"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The earth orbits around the moon.", "The earth orbits around the sun." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1941", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "9ca6a7ec1020b8e7dad6ddcc1d47c2d84203be6e311aa28acf7b96bce176c1be"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "CATS USUALLY HAVE MORE THAN ONE KITTEN, AT A TIME.", "COWS HAVE MORE THAN ONEBABY AT A TIME." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1942", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0618c21d271aa00f9a381a707dc4c6638aa97a46012ff0044a54ddacddb2e623"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He cut a tomato with a knife", "He cut a knife with a tomato" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The kitten meowed.", "The kitten mooed." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1944", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "64b6ef57f5059b368c3875197fa5306c89873ba3c913adb5b1c80c3e7495a520"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He can eat the trumpet", "He can play the trumpet" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1945", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "c44a4b02c40421bf774afbedc118c0dd1d0624a761f780bbd3930282b18d818a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The man walked into the bank and ordered lunch", "The man walked into the bank and made a deposit." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A man used the blood of his enemies to repair his eyeglasses.", "A man used superglue to repair his eyeglasses." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He put gas in his coffee.", "He put gas in the lawn mower." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Money is used to pay for products and services", "Violence is used to pay for products and services" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1949", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "864f5542a510f29769ad34e8e3000c1cbad21f9736c8fde4d26def0fb36d167a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Bark on trees changes color in the fall", "Leaves on trees change color in the fall" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A house has arms.", "A house has windows." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Children use backpacks to carry their school supplies", "Children use leather bags to carry their school supplies" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "JAMES TOOK HIS SON OFF LEASH AND FINISHED UP THEIR EVENING WALK.", "JAMES TOOK HIS DOG OFF IT'S LEASH AND FINISHED THEIR EVENING WALK." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I used a hurricane to look up house prices.", "I used google to look up house prices." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "i wake up to drinking water in the morning", "Water drank me in the morning" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "If you want to call a friend, you need a bluray player.", "If you want to call a friend, you need a telephone." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He wore a suit to church.", "He wore a lawn mower to church" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jessica put the car in the microwave.", "Jessica put the popcorn in the microwave." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Different types of giraffes are parked in parking lots.", "Different types of cars are parked in parking lots." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "THe sun makes you freeze", "The sun makes you warm" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the boy went to work with his spacial ship", "The boy went to work with the car." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She ate her ballet shoes.", "She wore her ballet shoes." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A car is used for skiing.", "A car is used for driving." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Bridges may be built to connect an island", "Bridges may be built to connect a wire" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She kicked the soccer ball with her foot.", "She kicked the soccer ball with her hand." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I went to France in Europe.", "I went to France in South America." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1966", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "020692960e8a8007301ed8dde5c2fbe8bdb2ea48f282e4ae855111ea4b2dd93c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Cats hunt mice and birds", "Mice hunt birds and cats" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1967", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5d6abfa315b2240c68c5e42f92a2047916b992f5b6b3f5ff4f01177482810f16"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You must pay the electricity bill to have a working television", "You must pay the plumbing bill to have a working television" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1968", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e36ff42589ea3cc40c948598c994b02917e5361e02a3f1d1ebacd339f20a3985"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He wore his mailbox.", "He wore his watch." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1969", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ee938ff4c56a9f69caefc5577c03cd15b21ef795d7eec228556554ab8964c150"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The game could not end until the team scored the goal.", "The football team scored a goal in the last few minutes of the game." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1970", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0a58b70a29a498db72fbe81528c65b7063e84fa172763fb9ae60ea5dca8d01a0"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She used an elephant to get into her car", "She used a key to get into her car." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1971", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e45d04e52cc7e5bd6f41c45d0a2dbbd6014045375ebc41e18b9bd89267d689e6"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I turned on the light switch to make it brighter.", "I turned on the moon to make it brighter." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1972", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "30c5da307209d1e841f607cf64bb802c941fc5875bbda66b0887b1efe99262dc"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He rakes leaves in his backyard in the autumn.", "He rakes leaves in his backyard in the spring." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1973", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5baadec7782f37041f594d94437a37d2b19990946b51d7fc1eaf8cc1173fb00c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I sat in class listening to the teacher.", "I sat in class listening to the rock." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1974", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "a5427354d0b72d2c47cf52195e9dcb8201a25bdd3f00546e18fdcdca20f1a26c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He saw a green elephant", "He saw a grey elephant" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1975", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e4b6e7078f15b937cbb52e45762d468bb517c484aaac58a2faec93cdc4479b0a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He threatened the man with a gun.", "He threatened the man with a shirt." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1976", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "3c96b18593fa784be39421aea7af516064361b7cbcfc86a9a30cd55667f58668"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The woman drank the dog urine past its expiration date.", "The woman drank the milk past its expiration date." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1977", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "01a8f971dac0b4650fdebb96f6b667d795d8b3165bf583011b57fe059c8deb6f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The room barged into the house.", "He barged into the room" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1978", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f71c1e0d25b7ae6055191c4ab36d57c6907b525d29b691e383d4011d562394a5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A dolphin is a animal that you might find on the moon.", "A dolphin is an amimal that you might find in the ocean." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1979", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "8ceabf6908c0605765769a417e05fbd1d0b0738c109a714e35a89195f68ed73c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She ate baked fish.", "She ate baked cell phone." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1980", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ba5eeecad455027e4dff735574ec263bf102d03eb15db1bf0ac53e9676b222ef"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Computers eat bananas.", "Monkeys eat bananas." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1981", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "cacb49fce1ac1321874f0f9acec0639a4f60a1f49c17b5864c8dc5c1d8c5eb9e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He put ribs on the grill to barbecue.", "The grill put ribs on to barbcue." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1982", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "516786634f5b74fa55d133b37a389370d9b8f90749ce3776ff08ec535b86aad5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Someone climbed up the tree.", "Someone climbed up the faucet." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1983", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "555c64b6bd5f4402ecf822867beb0476082c99836384e839ad3665f6fe01cf64"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "When a person goes to a grocery store he can buy houses.", "When a man goes to a grocery store he can buy food." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1984", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fce0f5e5c624061e602ad5e91ca8904b59432b77a58ebb2f6334cd598ba1e4ca"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She wore a hat.", "She wore a car." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1985", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "c62f3b77d6886093aaf4efd1d5371dac3e01be9a04db229aac4b462687a54c40"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "If you run a red light while driving, a cop could pull you over.", "If you run across the street without slapping the mailbox first, a grizzly bear will eat you." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1986", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "72392e6668fc305bc734c3be68ced579baa4d07d260ff22c64849ac907bd92cc"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "plenty of humans enjoy being killed", "most people like to watch movies" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1987", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "2fa61a99bdcc5de13a67ca7a109d7dcd57f43b122d513de48cf00b243bf8efb3"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Some football players also play tennis.", "Some scientists work as snipers." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1988", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "092ecae7b59c59bdf5fb1fd2018c2eb1aa7f39a8a59cfb872bb1559da9aa9aee"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Computers use a mouse and keyboard to work.", "Computers use a dog and cheese to work." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1989", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "74b14887174702570ed35e402d3b3d6f688de44c82e087ce05c4efddb5f6ebef"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Ha ate chicken fry in a vegetarian restaurant", "Ha ate tomato fry in a vegetarian restaurant" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1990", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "286953eba6be9880efa903e0ed2dda5b391a5bcc5a5a44c4e586d2f23bdfff8c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I ran home to help my mother with dinner.", "I ran home to help my couch with dinner." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1991", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f81465a4913666efdf752123bc8065537176dc185d89451718fee10c98172a2f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He put on his wheels to go for a run.", "He put on his shoes to go for a run." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1992", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "d52a2921e5b3a44d71b4c565c241d4986394c21c246c376e44953d1f1982146a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A bed is often covered with a blanket.", "A bed if often covered with grass." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1993", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "de6d024522ebb8408455b60f54bab73c3f9b042c1778ba78dd602a3c96372d27"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She parked her banana in the garage.", "She parked her car in the garage." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1994", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "80827f1d823cd99137470fe537492439e09bd467e353f4729d6cbb2b5137ffc0"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He flew a car.", "He flew the airplane." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1995", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fb93e7983e198fe9428557e317e64ef941a18407c365b54fd1c88c603cc697bb"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The national bird of Colombia is the bold eagle", "The national bird of Colombia is the condor" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1996", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "a508c9ff64707fb80f9ff498ae585f328b8ff786c391079314c59a549ad5614b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The airport went to her.", "She went to the airport." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1997", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "732e5815ea6c8e8a5a73ce72a29abfca15d2ee24b52b98dbd6c6f8decd01b119"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "She rode her computer to the park.", "She rode her bike to the park." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1998", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "6a38692e8b3a077d335fe85fd917f5429a38f6dd7e73585b7158bf7808b2a7cf"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "They turned on a fan because the room was hot.", "They turned on a fan because the room was cold." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:1999", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "674548fed13b5d9b2fa53234689a1d167552cd9bf977fcf396354c9abf8919c7"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Children learn math in classrooms.", "Children eat math in classrooms." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:2000", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f5a00e0f92a33d18d9cf9a70fc0e94f0459112109c3a42854e5617196bb1a66a"}