premise
stringlengths 5
1.82k
| hypothesis
stringlengths 1
393
| label_name
stringclasses 3
values |
|---|---|---|
From now on, every Ser and Sather will protect you with the lower and the upper magic. | Each Ser and Sather are bound by magic to protect you with it. | neutral |
If that isn't the cruellest luck, cried Julius in despair. | Julius is having a streak of good luck. | contradiction |
Surely young Rivas had better and closer friends at the Stronghold. | Rivas didn't have many friends at all. | neutral |
Its local craftsmen are famous for their inlaid woodwork called intarsia. | The local craftsmen are renowned for their intarsia woodwork. | entailment |
'Tell him the real Ben Franklin is ready to talk.' | He wants to speak with the imposter. | neutral |
The circular space with its whirling traffic is dominated by the Arc de Triomphe, 50 m (164 ft) high and 45 m (148 ft) wide. | No cars drive around the Arc De Triomphe. | contradiction |
Continuing south, opposite Tournon, there is the lure of the celebrated Cetes du Rhine at Tain-l'Hermitage. | Their culture doesn't allow them to celebrate historical figures or gods. | contradiction |
Nearby, the Lookout Tower and Camera Obscura offer a unique view of the city. | The Lookout Tower which is nearby offers a view of the city. | entailment |
The name, meaning Eagle Rock, is derived from its former inhabitants rather than its shape. | It gets its name from its shape. | contradiction |
were abandoned. | Not longer used. | entailment |
Maybe only 50 are true. | Perhaps only 50 are true. | entailment |
uh connect Berkeley with San Francisco with Oakland and and a couple of other cities but if it were to go to complete completely around the Bay and when you ever you get on BART BART's just absolutely wonderful because it's fast it's clean it's really efficient and it's it's actually fun to ride but uh it's just you you know it's its its been half assed and uh they need to completely uh you know | You can get from Berkeley to San Francisco in about two hours. | neutral |
well no that's it you could interpret it that way uh | You can view it that way. | entailment |
Over the horizon, a great burning disc rose and leaped toward the heavens as the sun went back to its place in the sky. | The sun was coming down at a great speed. | contradiction |
um and my reason for that was i don't like the uh what's the right word the varied inappropriate influences that you find so much in the public schools | At public school, children are exposed to subjects that contradict religious doctrine. | neutral |
The D42 takes you up to the Col de la Forclaz (1,157 m/3,800 ft). | The D42 has been decomissioned and cannot be used. | contradiction |
The Washington Post says Clinton's foreign travels will distract attention from the scandal. | The Washington Post says Clintons scandal will be overrun | entailment |
Following this analysis, EPA has concluded and certified that the rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. | The EPA have noted that there will be an insignificant impact. | entailment |
isn't it a little late in the season for that type of ice storm though | This has to be the first ice storm to form in such a way. | neutral |
But he may just be a person who things happen to happen to, a guy with a penchant for pretending to be what others want to believe that he is. | He has always been unlucky. | neutral |
oh Lord that's one thing i do not miss about uh being in Lubbock i tell you because one i i'll never forget uh one spring we had a real big dust storm come in and it started raining and uh it was like raining mud out there you know | Lubbock frequently suffers from dust storms. | neutral |
yeah or maybe offer them you know some sort of an incentive to do it | Unless there's an incentive somewhere, people are just going to choose the alternative. | neutral |
and be with somebody basically | Basically be with somebody. | entailment |
Ajami's book is an indispensable guide to why anyone in the Arab world still listens to it. | Ajaami's book is useless to Arabs. | contradiction |
Is that so, mon ami?" | Is that right, my friend? | entailment |
to to escape | To remain a prisoner. | contradiction |
As discussed, HCFA published the full text of its initial analysis as an appendix to the proposed rule and invited comments from small entities. | HCFA made its initial analysis available as an appendix. | entailment |
The bandit's blade swung again but Vrenna countered. | Again, the bandit swung but did not hit Vrenna. | entailment |
i i have a i don't i don't have to do anything you know it's like what am i going to do if i sit here if i sit here for a whole year they'll let me go and then i can get back to my life | I don't have to do anything but sit here. | entailment |
It could only be Ser Perth! | Only Ser Perth could be responsible. | neutral |
Japan's austere, ruthless, but statesmanlike new ruler, Yoritomo Minamoto, set up his government in Kamakura (just south of modern Tokyo), well away from the softening influence of court life that had been the undoing of his predecessor, Kiyomori. | Yoritomo Minamoto ruled for several decades after he took power. | neutral |
uh-huh um and when you turn it over you'll see that very same pattern uh it will be fainter of course but it will be that same way and the machine made ones they don't they don't look like that | The machine made ones have a distinct pattern on them. | contradiction |
Maybe it's time you taught me what an old deserter could possibly teach. | I don't want to know about the deserter. | contradiction |
They let others tease out the implications of their story for them, connecting the dots among Scaife, Starr, and Hale : The billionaire endowed a position for Starr at Pepperdine University (which Starr has subsequently declined) and then bankrolled Hale, Starr's chief witness. | Starr accepted the position at Pepperdine University. | contradiction |
In the middle of the 19th century, it fell victim to the urban planning of Baron Haussmann. | Baron Haussmann never knew of it or saw it. | contradiction |
A recent redesign has added space to the museum of modern art, which is divided into two Les Modernes (1905 to 1960) on the fifth floor ' displaying works by such key figures as Brancusi, Dada, Kandinsky, Matisse, Mir??, Picasso, and Man Ray ' and Les Cetemporains (1960 to the present) on the fourth floor. | The museum of modern art has undergone a recent redesign. | entailment |
Nearby, at the head of the Kidron Valley, the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Stephen commemorates the first Christian martyr, and up the Jericho Road toward the city is a small but dramatic monument to Israeli soldiers killed in the 1967 Six Day War. | Near the Kidron Valley is the commemoration of the first Christian martyr and up ahead is the 1967 Six Day War monument. | entailment |
He came toward Hanson and Nema with a broad grin on his face. | He came toward the both of them with a smile. | entailment |
His color was high under a pink skin which in this hot country must burn painfully. | His pink skin must burn and hurt in this hot country. | entailment |
uh-huh uh-huh oh my husband just has to have it green has to be green it's | My husband says it must be green and I agree. | neutral |
I had a touch of toothache, ma'am, said Tuppence glibly. | Tuppence had a slight toothache. | entailment |
The first consignments were exported in 1866 and, within a few years, thousands of tons were being shipped to markets in the US and Britain. | Consignment exports began in the year of 1864. | contradiction |
they're they're uh you know they're gasoline and they have a mechanical contraption on it you pull the handle and it pulls the lawn mower for you um it takes me about an hour to do to to do my lawn | They cost around $200 new but I found one at a yardsale for $70. | neutral |
Have you got a bit of paper and a pencil? | Do you have a mechanical pencil and paper? | neutral |
He will happily decorate any TV or radio story with a veneer of American history. | He is a fan of American history. | neutral |
ANC power will most probably be challenged in the 1999 election by the left. | The left will challenge ANC power. | entailment |
In the feeble light of the gas burner Tommy blinked at her. | The light of the gas burner wasn't very powerful. | entailment |
But misinformation already is rampant. | Misinformation is common. | entailment |
Two classic aims of inquiry are to understand the nature of events and to understand their causes. | The inquiry wants to understand what happened and why it happened. | entailment |
Sawyer's assistant then called New York's Administration for Children's Services to report the situation. | Sawyer's assistant called New York's Children's Services to report the problem. | entailment |
Green fees at other courses average 5,000 esc. for 9 holes and 9,000 esc. for 18 holes. | Green fees are the same regardless of the number of holes or the course | contradiction |
We shall enjoy ourselves. | We will stay out late celebrating. | neutral |
But it's Dinsmoor's niece, Estella, who becomes the focus of Finn's fantasy life--and art. | Finn was so enamored with Dinsmoor's nephew, Esteban. | contradiction |
For example, the utility company had distilled the fundamental components of its information protection policies into less than one page of text. | The utility company was able to fit their policies in less than one page of text. | entailment |
The notes, says Poirer, are unnecessarily complicated and obscure; Ricks ignores or distorts the plain evidence. | The notes are easy to understand and Ricks helps. | contradiction |
The first to open its doors is usually the bakery (boulangerie), and there's always a small grocer (epicerie) or mini-supermarket in which you can shop until 9 or 10pm, or even midnight. | The bakery opens up early so people can buy food before they go to work. | neutral |
We see in the fourth section that the U.S. | The fourth section contains information about the U.S. | entailment |
The business and financial center and the signature soaring architecture are on Hong Kong Island. | Hong Kong Islands has the best examples of Architecture in the city. | neutral |
Ginsburg has a lifetime of connections to tap, and he's an expert tapper, said Jack Reilly, executive director of Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education Inc. | Jack Reilly has been the executive director for over 3 decades. | neutral |
Freshwater fishing is a delight in the mountain streams of Taman Negara and Mount Kinabalu national parks or on Lakes Chini and Kenyir. | People prefer to fish in the ocean | contradiction |
Twenty-five three-year-olds. | Twenty nine one year olds. | contradiction |
Case Studies in Science Education | No studies in science education | contradiction |
We'll be at the camp of the Sather Karf shortly." That sewed everything up neatly, Hanson thought. | We are not going to come to the camp of the Sather Karf. | contradiction |
OMB noted that the guide and the practices suggested in it will help federal agencies as they implement GPRA. | The guide and practices suggested it won't help at all. | contradiction |
But the imposing weight of its past is lightened by the lively cosmopolitan studentry of its two universities (its state university, one of Italy's largest, was founded in 1270; its international division was set up by Mussolini) and its contemporary popularity as the sight of one of Europe's most important jazz festivals each July. | The jazz festival takes place at one of the universities. | neutral |
yeah oh well that's nice | Yes, that's lovely. | entailment |
Any warmth that was there vanished at his first words. | He was being cruel. | neutral |
predictable yeah yeah that does sound like a pretty neat idea | Yes, that idea does sound pretty nifty. | entailment |
The National Technology Assistance Project (NTAP) coordinated by the Legal Aid Society of Orange County will help grantees with management or technology issues arising from their grants. | The Legal Aid Society of Orange County does not provide any assistance to grantees. | contradiction |
With few exceptions, reporters aren't pressing McCain about his role in the Keating Five campaign-finance scandal. | Reporters aren't pressing Mccain about his role in the scandal. | entailment |
As discussed further in text box 4.2, if the projected budget surpluses materialize, the federal government will reach a point at which the projected surpluses will exceed the amount of federal debt available to be redeemed. | There is no surplus in the federal government. | contradiction |
definitely i had a friend who worked there for a year or so and they spell it out for men it's particular suits uh the pin stripe and the particular colors of shirts and wing wing tipped shoes oh it is definitely lined out | People there are required to be presentable at all times according to my friend. | neutral |
They can. | They are able. | entailment |
thank you ma'am | I appreciate it. | entailment |
For nonmusicologists, that upward leaping orchestral figure he mentions is the bit that | The orchestral figure is bigger than the Brooklyn bridge. | neutral |
14 Modern information management approaches, coupled with new information technology, can make success more or less likely-depending on the way they are handled. | Success can be more or less likely with new information technology based on the way they are handled along with the 14 Modern Information Management approaches. | entailment |
By 1500, Melaka had become the leading port in Southeast Asia, drawing Chinese, Indian, Javanese, and Arab merchants away from the hitherto vital port of Pasai in Sumatra. | Melaka was the leading port in Southeast Asia because it was the northernmost. | neutral |
not realize that black and white it nowadays it's actually more expensive than uh color | Black and white photography is more expensive than color. | neutral |
Its wealth of trees is remarkable, including the tualang, found both in the northern half of the peninsula and in Sabah and Sarawak. | The tualang is more common in the northern half of the peninsula. | neutral |
ARTICLE : : Too True To Be Good | Too True To Be Good was written by John. | neutral |
The intermediate projections in the 2001 OASDI Trustees' report assume that labor productivity for the entire economy will increase 1.5 percent annually over the next 75 years. | The projections assume that productivity will increase by 1.5 percent annually, which is a conservative number. | neutral |
he's a very considerate person but he also thinks a woman should be taken care of and and in the home and she should vote but after she talks to her husband about how she ought to vote | He believes a woman has the right to vote without having to consult with anyone. | contradiction |
That reminds me " And Miss Cowley broke off in her meditations, and summoned a small boy. | Miss crowely was too scatterbrained to meditate. | neutral |
if they started billing people by the pound things might change drastically | Things would change a lot if they ended up billing by the pound. | entailment |
oh definitely Chinese would uh-huh um-hum yeah because pastas and the and the different types of sauces and things sure yeah | Chinese food and the pastas with the many types of sauces and stuff yes. | entailment |
The agent of the Eye should have felt me coming, should have known I was there. | I had been sensed coming before. | neutral |
Padua (Padova) | Padua can also be pronounced Padova. | neutral |
It has worked hard to rid itself of its seedy image as a center of corruption and drug trafficking, and vast renovations in both the city and the port have resulted in a surge in the number of cruise visitors. | Cruise ships no longer stop here due to the violence created by rival drug lords. | contradiction |
For something different, look for Roman glass jewellery or fashionable filigreed Yemenite earrings and necklaces (in Jerusalem, Jaffa, and other places that are craft-oriented). | Don't look for glass or Yemenite jewelry, its overdone. | contradiction |
It was exciting, albeit in a slightly childish way, to see your name on that signboard, confirming that you still had your cushy job in this historic broadcasting center. | It was commonplace to see your name on the sign. | contradiction |
Although the United States accounts for 30 percent of global GDP, it received two-thirds of the saving exported by countries with current account surpluses in 1999. | The USA makes up 30%, and Mexico makes up just 1%, of global GDP annually. | neutral |
On the sex front, nonpresidential illicit encounters are all the tabs can muster this month. | Tabloid newspapers tend to publish lots of sex stories about infidelity. | entailment |
The war he instigated provoked U.N. sanctions that wrecked the Serbian economy. | The UN sanctioned Serbia as strictly as they could in order to destroy the economy. | neutral |
Combining the automation of the receipt and acceptance process with the widespread use of electronic signatures could be a major move towards full automation. | There will be no more manual processing after electronic signatures are utilized. | neutral |
The altitude of 670 m (2,200 ft) produces refreshing breezes, and explains why several wealthy British expats have chosen to build quintas here and why so many affluent Madeirans still flee the hot Funchal summer up into these hills. | No British expats with financial means have decided to build quintas here. | contradiction |
San'doro fell away, clutching his right ear from the concussion of the blast. | San'doro fell from playing basketball. | contradiction |
Finally, you can get an excellent view of the cityscape from the Cairo Tower (El-Borg), designed like a minaret, though it does stand significantly higher at 182 m (600 ft) above the city. | There's an excellent view for you of the city in the tower though photography isn't allowed. | neutral |
We were very agitated. | We were mad. | entailment |
No, not too well, he admitted. | He knew that this had to change if they were to come out victorious. | neutral |
Thus, current saving and investment decisions have profound implications for the level of wellbeing in the future, and current generations are in a sense stewards of the economy on behalf of future generations. | These decisions aren't often considered early enough in life to allow for a better life. | neutral |