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Since, as the papers point out, the federal program allows monitorees to go to and from work, look for Kim to be inundated with arduous meetings from early morning till late at night. | Kim lets people come and go | contradiction |
After all, if an American publication like Slate finds itself subject to Britain's Official Secrets Act, this turns the Internet's promise of freedom on its head. | Some American publications are subject to Britain's Official Secrets Act. | entailment |
Instead, liberals should focus on a more pressing building stronger unions. | The left ought to help construct more powerful alliances. | entailment |
Earlier this week, Roy confessed that she'd stuffed some movie-related faxes into books, saving them for a calmer time ... | Roy took care of the movie-related faxes immediately as she had lots of spare time. | contradiction |
The New York Times list is the industry standard. | The New York Times leads the industry | entailment |
The author of Bastard out of Carolina , known as a confessional memoirist par excellence, writes about someone other than herself, and earns mixed reviews. | Rave reviews with record setting sales follow the release of Bastard out of Carolina. | contradiction |
So the first choice should be read as being between the certainty of being rich and a possibility of being rich. | The first choice is somewhere between possibility and certainty. | entailment |
He is either masochistically neurotic or is figuring out how to extricate himself. | He doesn't want to be part of it | entailment |
He has thought it through, spelled it out, and told you who's asking it and why. | He doesn't know who the person asking is. | contradiction |
He says she gave him the confidence to be an actor, and he ended up helping to support her at the end of her life. | Both individuals supported each other | entailment |
Her protagonist (Natasha Lyonne) spends her teen-age years being shuttled with her two brothers from one cheap dive to another in the 90210 ZIP code, all because her egregiously unsuccessful father (Alan Arkin) wants them to be educated in the best schools. | Damage done by being nearly homeless was like robbing Peter to pay Paul, getting an education but being traumatized by a nomadic reality resulting in diagnosed Shizophrenia. | neutral |
While accusing Clinton of invoking the Iraq conflict to delay the impeachment vote, Republicans invoke the Iraq conflict to expedite the impeachment vote. | Republicans expect impeachment to succeed | neutral |
Today these seem as quaint as hand-bound books or handwritten letters. | Handwritten letters are sought after for historical collectors. | neutral |
I remember that some people complained President Eisenhower was distracted from the business of his office because he was out playing golf so much. | President Eisenhower was great at golf. | neutral |
The Liberal Humanitarians (a k a Red-Tailed Hawks) | The Hawks were conservatives. | contradiction |
Jeb Bush's wife lied to customs agents. | Jeb Bush's wife was fully honest with customs agents | contradiction |
Also, most individuals do not screen their e-mail address books politically, meaning that a solicitation sent out to all a person's contacts may well end up in the hands of someone who doesn't want it--which could turn into a public relations problem. | An e-mail solicitation ending up in the hands of someone that doesn't want it will always turn into a public relations problem. | neutral |
The Post 's Michael Kelly goes cutesy today, dedicating his column to the regular broadcasts of what he calls National Tom Radio, the daily pronouncements of his 2 a year-old, in the process probably setting some kind of record for the number of occurrences of the word mommy in a Post op-ed piece. | Michael Kelly works at The Post. | entailment |
The admonition, You become what you behold, has yielded to You become what you belittle. | You become what you belittle has turned into something bigger than You become what you behold; | entailment |
Prusiner has yet to show, for instance, that a protein sans nucleic acid can be infectious, and consequently, he has invoked the potential involvement of yet another agent in the disease process (although he insists it has no nucleic acid and calls it Protein X). | Prusiner is a scientist | neutral |
Maybe next week's Times business section's lead media article should be about whether newspapers have become more like magazines in their struggle to maintain and build readership in these trying digital times. | The digital age has made it hard for newspapers to build readership. | entailment |
He sees a sign that says Chain-Up Area Next Exit and finds it hilariously suggestive. | The Chain-Up Area is where you take kids who act up in the back seat | contradiction |
And yet, while this oversaving is costly to any given generation, it enriches future generations. | Oversaving benefits the future generation. | entailment |
Yes, our parents had many of the same sexual traumas we did but, no, we don't want to hear about them in detail. | Our parent's past traumas will haunt us if we listen to them. | neutral |
Patents can even be held on the genetic blueprints of various forms of life. | Genetic blueprints can be patented | entailment |
So far, we'd spent about 10 minutes decoding just five words, but I felt on top of them and was ready to move on. | Te author did not enjoy decoding the words | neutral |
He frequently quotes Ronald Reagan. | He is often heard quoting Ronald Reagan. | entailment |
The ongoing government scrutiny itself may help to explain the absence of verifiable episodes of anti-competitive behavior by Microsoft. | Apple is also facing government scrutiny | neutral |
Even if Martin had failed to deny Maxwell a conquest that evening, and thus failed to slow the epidemic, he could at least have made someone happy. | It would have been impossible for Martin to cause a pleasant emotion | contradiction |
The new company may also benefit from merging warehousing and inventory management, and ideally there will be joint production of components that both companies use. | The company's share price is currently down. | neutral |
In fact, the immediate result of the trials was to widen the breach between Haywood (who became increasingly radical) and his more cautious WFM associates (who wound up pulling back from the revolutionary IWW). | The immediate result of the trials was to widen the breach between Haywood and his more cautious WFM associates. | entailment |
Is it true you have no penis? | They can see my penis. | contradiction |
Do it too soon and you seem glib and You're sorry? | There isn't any confrontation going on. | contradiction |
Three kinds of theories of history have been prominent in recent discussion--ending theories, wave theories, and cycle theories. | Ending theories are more popular than cycle theories | neutral |
(In last week's win against Minnesota, the Jets committed only one.) | The Jets played in Minnesota. | entailment |
Who actually thinks that having teen-agers line up to pee after they've demonstrated their parallel parking skills is a reasonable way to demand responsible behavior by young people when it comes to drugs, as Clinton proclaimed? | According to the writer, many seem to disagree that having teenagers line up to pee is reasonable | entailment |
We see a worker clocking in while the narrator points to 10 million new jobs and, as the spot cuts to a Kennedyesque Clinton with children, it concludes with the phrase a better future. | The ad shows why Clinton is a bad President. | contradiction |
The Washington Post called him everyone's favorite Arab moderate. | He did not take extreme positions on Arab issues, which left Republicans, Democrats, and Independents were left wanting. | neutral |
These days, over the instrumental break, she's prone to toss in a homily about world peace and how, whether we're in America, Bosnia, Rwanda, the Middle East; are young, old, black, white, gay, straight, or transsexual, we're all still people, people who need people. | She seemed to feel that everyone should love one another, and still proclaims it nowadays. | entailment |
Even this was Lentauw and Yamasami, Zulu tribesmen, entered the marathon because they happened to be in St. Louis as part of an exhibit about the Boer war. | They entered the marathon because they happened to be in St. Louis. | entailment |
It probably won't come naturally to an American male, but, in an attempt to enter into the spirit of French daily life, I will cultivate a Look of my own. | attempting to enter into the spirit of French daily life wouldn't come naturally to an American male | entailment |
However, it came bundled with the obscure psych book (which still hadn't arrived from the conventional stores as of New Year's Day). | The book was delayed because of a major snowstorm that happened right before New Year's Day. | neutral |
After a great Moyers show, viewers nod in agreement. | The audience reacts positively to the words of the host. | entailment |
But they showed what true love is when Bo took over John's medical care and for seven weeks forced him to drink gallons of water to flush out stubborn kidney stones. | Bo was determined to fix John's kidney problems. | entailment |
Here's the way one investment industry correspondent--who prefers to be nameless--put it to me. | The guru wanted to keep his identity shrouded in mystery. | entailment |
In this particular case, the buyers come to Las Vegas to purchase the goods rather than having them shipped out of the city, but the economics are the same. | Las Vegas economy depended on exports | neutral |
Maybe they are drug or alcohol addicts or have multiple family or behavioral problems--or maybe they simply have a bad attitude. | They either have a bad attitude or are drug or alcohol addicts. | entailment |
I could have sworn I had my 10-foot pole right here ... | Someone took my ten foot pole. | neutral |
An article explicates curling (shuffleboard on ice with brooms), the one game in all the world wherein the human participants move faster than the object they put in play. | curling is unique among sports. | entailment |
One is The old neighborhoods are breaking up, and it's the old neighborhoods that produced the mob farm teams. | The old neighborhoods produced nothing. | contradiction |
The first lies in the assumption that all three-second periods are worth the same. | An assumption was made about three-second periods | entailment |
Brazilians, for instance, with their mestizo consciousness and their many gradations of tipo , or type, behold with disdain our crude bifurcation of race. | In Brazil, there is a more severe Apartheid society, making it illegal for Darker skinned mestizos to claim that you can't judge a book by it's cover. | contradiction |
Either someone is privileged, or he is not. | Someone is either privileged or they aren't. | entailment |
This seems like increasing liberalism, but it's only encroaching commerce, less a commitment to free speech than a determination to sell paper plates, cups, and napkins for kicky Fourth of July fun. | This approach focuses on commerce rather than free speech. | entailment |
a) Starr's top deputy had spent much of the day briefing these people. | The people were briefed by Starr's top deputy. | entailment |
In the New York Review of Books , for example, the Princeton historian Bernard Lewis, one of the chief modern villains of Orientalism , decried Said's inflammatory tone and questioned his knowledge of history, philology, and Arabic. | Bernard Lewis became an expert in Orientalism at Princeton. | neutral |
America rescued him from minor cult status and gave him to the world (at a not-insignificant profit). | America has let him rot and forever hold his minor cult status. | contradiction |
Klayman, who presents a coherent faaade while making wild and unsubstantiated charges, is perfect. | Klayman is bad at his job and has no chance of succeeding. | contradiction |
The agency can't really ensure their client's behavior, but you would know that it had done its very best to choose only well-behaved children. | The agency places children in major motion pictures. | neutral |
Often, it doesn't even equal two. | The total is not two. | entailment |
The United States abandoned its policy of stabilizing gold prices back in 1971. | The united states have totally stable gold prices | contradiction |
My situation is something of a good news-bad news thing. | My situation is good and bad. | entailment |
Even Quayle and Bennett had to agree. | Neither Quayle nor Bennett agreed. | contradiction |
Shortages and slipping wages sparked street protests this winter that forced the ruling socialists to hand power over to a caretaker government. | The caretaker government will increase wages | neutral |
What will I impugn, if not motives? | The motives are honorable | neutral |
My opinion is that not every perjury is a high crime, as grounds for removing a president from office. | The opinion describes that every form of perjury is high crime. | contradiction |
As federal employees, postal workers are not allowed to strike and, if a negotiated settlement cannot be reached, contractual disputes are resolved by binding arbitration. | Postal workers' unions are subject to binding arbitration to resolve disputes with management. | entailment |
Obviously, it's easy for me to complain about players who aren't big on self-effacement or deference to authority. | He is an enormous fan of the most respectable players who keep to themselves. | contradiction |
Perhaps we are now seeing a new social phenomenon--trophy kids. | No one believes that there is such a thing as a "trophy kid". | contradiction |
Adequately warned, why do people persist in sucking cancer-causing tars into their lungs? | People smoke cigarettes to relieve stress. | neutral |
The affinity between pigeons and tourists makes sense. | No one thinks that there is an affinity between tourists and pigeons. | contradiction |
Democrats complain that given the amount of time they spend with Geraldo, diGenova and Toensing can't possibly be doing their government job. | Democrats dislike what is being done right now. | entailment |
But filters aren't just for concerned parents. | Teenagers use filters for their parents more than parents use them for their children. | contradiction |
Work is work, whether it is done inside the home or outside the home, Hutchison argues. | Hutchinson believes work counts no matter where your place of employment is. | entailment |
5) The real outrage is that the fight was boring. | The fight was not entertaining to the author. | entailment |
He opens people up by agreeing with them. | Before he starts agreeing with them, he introduces himself | neutral |
For such people, he said, the Pope becomes persona non grata when he tries to convince the world of human sin. | The Pope is celebrated by all people when he talks of human sin. | contradiction |
The magazine predicts softer GOP stances on gun control and abortion. | The magazine made a prediction about Democrats | contradiction |
The Post notes the deep disappointment in Malaysia over the no-show by President Clinton, who stayed home to cope with the Iraqi crisis and sent Vice President Al Gore instead. | Vice President Al Gore went to Malaysia in place of the President. | entailment |
Now imagine being at my Web site, reading my promotional materials, and deciding you'd like to read the book. | The speaker's illiteracy prevented them from reading or writing. | contradiction |
The technophobic This is what we get for relying on gadgets. | Phobias of technology exist. | entailment |
We must make do with the public domain. | We have access to copyrighted material | contradiction |
He didn't systematically vet things with her or even regularly delegate to her. | He really didn't pay her much mind at all. | entailment |
Edward Murphy, but Commander (later Admiral ) Joseph M. Murph Murphy. | Murphy is later an Admiral. | entailment |
If you can use viral marketing and Abercrombie & Fitch in the same sentence, you too can be a Gen Y pundit. | If you know how to use certain phrases in the same sentence, you too have the possibility of being a Gen Y pundit. | entailment |
A Time story says the electric-car movement is running out of juice. | Dominance of electric cars is inevitable. | contradiction |
The English gutter press, which was just developing a wide audience, whipped up public hatred toward him over his sex crimes and made him a pariah. | The governor was innocent of his sex crimes. | neutral |
(By contrast, Slate 's assessment relies entirely upon sources who are not identified by name.) | Slate relied entirely on unidentified sources. | entailment |
And eventually people are no longer eager to live on garbage dumps. | People plan to continue living on garbage dumps even though they don't enjoy it | neutral |
But they would get farther in their agendas if they would give a little respect to conventional marriage by letting heterosexual people keep the word marriage to themselves. | They solely respect conventional marriage. | contradiction |
Beijing's opposition seems to be driven more by apprehension that Washington might provide theater missile defenses to Taiwan, which China views as a renegade province. | Washington supports Taiwan. | neutral |
And privacy--cloak of night, stocking mask, and any digital equivalent--is all that separates the thief from the law. | The law is quite concerned with the digital equivalency of cloak of night that is being used by thieves. | neutral |
Time 's cover story explains how popular serotonin-boosting drugs (such as diet pills Redux and fen-phen) work, and how they can be health risks (high serotonin levels damage heart valves). | Redux and fen-phen are regulated by the FDA | neutral |
The Street Lawyer avoids the kind of self-righteousness that usually accompanies homeless activism. | The self-righteousness that usually accompanies homeless activism is avoided by the Street Lawyer even when they work pro bono. | neutral |
The world is aging, frets the cover story . Life expectancy is climbing, fertility is sliding, and the cost of supporting the elderly could cause a global recession. | Everything suggest the world is getting younger. | contradiction |
Until recently, I enjoyed the confusion. | I hated the confusion the entire time. | contradiction |
5 percent of the GDP in calendar year 1994. | GDP was calculated during 1994. | entailment |
This is the resentful perception so many mainstream feminists seem stuck in today. | These mainstream feminists have no idea how to get out of this resentful perception that they have. | neutral |
The USAT lead states that leaks indicate that in his deposition last Saturday, Clinton was asked detailed questions about his sexual history with at least four women, including one woman escorted by a state trooper to a rendezvous just days before he became president. | Clinton had a long sexual history to comb through. | neutral |
The current tumult in Kosovo completes a circle for Milosevic. | Milosevic is the worst in his league | contradiction |
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