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Which brings us to the third side of Rockefeller's personality and the main theme of the book, that of empire-building. | Rockefeller was not interesting at all. | contradiction |
I only wanted to tell you something. | The only thing I wanted to do, was tell you something. | entailment |
There is now a chapel occupying the site, which has long been a place of pilgrimage, but the building's foundations may date from the first century. | The site is now occupied by a chapel, the foundation might be a century old at the very least. | entailment |
Unionization is a bad idea that will only make things worse. | Unions will make things worse, they are bad. | entailment |
defending the decision to deny benefits will deliver the government's message in the litigation. | The governments message was to deny benefits. | contradiction |
At its southern end you'll find The Old Cataract Hotel, harking back to the days of Edwardian elegance. | The Old Cataract Hotel is at its southern end. | entailment |
oh yeah before they started all this stuff | They were doing something illegal before they started all this stuff. | neutral |
During the comment period APHIS also held four public hearings at which both oral and written comments were received. | The APHIS held more than three public hears during the comment period. | entailment |
Its spacious grounds are a magnificent example of the strolling gardens favored during the Edo period. | In the Edo period, gardens were favored and built on spacious grounds. | entailment |
Additional circumstances associated with public safety and security concerns could also justify the exclusion of certain information in the report. | The information excluded was in regards to individuals who were working for the government in hostile areas. | neutral |
How terrible it is to reach the end of one's life, Monet had written in 1899, after the death of the landscapist Alfred Sisley. | Monet wrote about the tragedy that is reaching the end of one's own life. | entailment |
and so um yeah uh yeah i guess i usually do i like to cook um heavy sauces and um | I generally like to prepare heavy sauces. | entailment |
that could be it could be it | No, that couldn't be. | contradiction |
Leather Goods. | Genuine Leather Goods. | entailment |
City Residential, Business All Businessb and Mixed Rural Park & Total All Foot Curb Loop Total | There is city residential and business zoning in Chicago. | neutral |
LSC's State Planning Initiative is premised on the belief that LSC-funded programs | LSC gives out no funding. | contradiction |
oh that's a nightmare | This reminded me of many past tragedies. | neutral |
Then, by Heaven, snarled the Russian, "we will see " But Mrs. Vandemeyer also rose to her feet, her eyes flashing. | Mrs. Vandemeyer is unable to stand on her feet. | contradiction |
Core competencies and supporting The agencies identified core competencies and supporting behaviors for senior executives to follow that are intended to contribute to their agencies' achievement of performance goals. | Agencies have a set of performance goals that senior executives should help achieve. | entailment |
For those who like other horse-riding activities, there is also an equestrian center that organizes exhilarating rides on the beach and trips along guided trails through the surrounding hills. | Horses are not allowed on any beaches locally. | contradiction |
Now we accept our standing and limitations. | One of the limitations was that they couldn't use weapons. | neutral |
and i'm sitting there thinking to myself uh-huh sure | I was so tired of all of these back and forths. | neutral |
It sure is, drawled Tuppence, "especially when old man Rysdale backs the bill. | "Old man Rysdale backs the bill," Tuppence stated. | entailment |
On the other hand, Mrs. Inglethorp had no candlestick in the room, only a readinglamp." | Mrs. Inglethorp had lots of candles in her room. | contradiction |
The Kal pushed Ca'daan aside with one powerful hand. | Ca'daan was pushed aside and knocked to the ground by the Kal's powerful hand. | neutral |
i don't know i think they'll go i think they'll they're good but they're not great but i think they'll | I don't think they'll go because they're a lousy team. | contradiction |
restoration to his home i think that was called back because of all the flack they received but but that's the another one of the big examples of why we're in such dilemma | Everyone gave them accolades. | contradiction |
Of course, we might do something about it, if you really converted. | If you truly converted to Christianity, maybe something could be done about it. | neutral |
But the real problem with diGenova and Toensing isn't their pundit addiction or their neglect of an investigation that Democrats would just as soon they neglect anyhow. | Both diGenova and Toensing have no personal reason to pay attention to the investigation. | neutral |
You have to have a lawyer to show them you mean business. | To show them you mean business, you need a lawyer. | entailment |
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ANNUAL STEWARDSHIP INFORMATION For the Fiscal Year Ended September | RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ANNUAL STEWARDSHIP INFORMATION For the Fiscal Year Ended September every year since 1912. | neutral |
'Daniel!' I hissed, slamming the door shut behind me. | I closed the door as gingerly as possible. | contradiction |
All of the men continued to watch him as if his actions were highly significant. | All of the men completely ignored him for the day. | contradiction |
For a moment, there seemed to be a touch of friendliness and respect in them, but there was something else that Hanson liked far less. | Their imposing manner didn't have any friendliness or respect in it at all. | contradiction |
Campbell's body was never recovered. | Just minutes after he hit the water, Campbell was recovered safe and sound. | contradiction |
and uh we do this for the community they put those on so i so i think you know we're probably reaching a successful stage and and just with voluntary i think | This is done for the interests of the community. | entailment |
Along these same lines, I was recently in a retail store and the clerk had on a summer dress. | The clerk did not have on a summer dress. | contradiction |
Why not? The girl hesitated. | It gave her pause. | entailment |
On the right, you'll come to the Art Deco Byzantine-style tower of the YMCA, designed by the firm that also planned New York's Empire State Building. | The tower of the YMCA building was designed in a classic Greco-Roman style. | contradiction |
i really don't watch that much TV what i do is i tape the programs i want to watch and then on the nights i can watch i'll pick out something but um | I don't have a lot of time to watch TV. | neutral |
For years, federal agencies have struggled with delivering promised system capabilities on time and within budget. | Federal agencies have long had difficulty delivering capabilities on time. | entailment |
Rupert Murdoch is rumored to be interested in buying it and turning it into a West Coast version of the New York Post . A circulation-hungry Willes vs. the rapacious That's just the kind of fight the American newspaper industry needs. | It is rumored that Rupert Murdoch is interested in buying it and turning it into a West Coast version of the New York Post. | entailment |
It runs advertisements for its supporters at the top of shows and strikes business deals with MCI, TCI, and Disney, but still insists it's not commercial. | It runs ads for its supporters at shows and strikes business deals, but insists it is not commercial. | entailment |
What do you mean? | When was it? | contradiction |
As I write, the house is alive with flowers and foliage, and it is starting to snow again. | It is sunny and hot outside. | contradiction |
yeah i mean they're not helping anybody that's the that's the whole point they're not doing anything for anybody except themselves | The people need help. | neutral |
Equally stunning views of Funchal and surroundings can be enjoyed at Pico dos Barcelos. | Pico dos Barcelos offers a stunning view of Funchal's surroundings although not of the city itself. | contradiction |
make sure that they didn't have to do it again make hot dogs or some potato chips or | Make sure to have steaks and potatoes. | contradiction |
Totals may not sum due to rounding. | Rounding may cause inaccurate totals. | entailment |
and it it was tough understanding understanding those folks | Understanding those people was easy. | contradiction |
And no one will be nicer. | And not a single person will act in a more kind manner. | entailment |
to Provide Effective OversightofDesignReview define facility requirements in relation to the agency's mission, assess facilityrelated mission impacts, and conduct facilityrelated strategic | They can define the facility requirements for square footage. | neutral |
Jon placed a hand on San'doro's shoulder and stood. | San'doro picked up Jon so he could stand. | contradiction |
Pro se assistance empowers people to help themselves and makes our court system work better. | Pro se assistance empowers people to get help and make the court system work better. | entailment |
yeah well let's see our our topic is uh elections | Our topic is education. | contradiction |
Cruises around Lake Annecy start from the Thiou river. | Cruises go around Lake Annecy which begin from the Thiou river. | entailment |
Second, several special rate arrangements would be discontinued. | Many special rate arrangements would be stopped. | entailment |
A good sword, high ground, or exceptional skill may push the odds but never by much. | A good sword gives people the slight edge if it is made of steel. | neutral |
Mais me voila. The door shut. | They typically leave the door open. | neutral |
His manner was unfortunate, I observed thoughtfully. | I could not pick out what kind of manner he had. | contradiction |
There was no reason for him to claim the kinship. | He had no reason to claim the kinship. | entailment |
When agencies lose major accounts, they often fire nearly everyone involved with the account. | If an agency loses a big account, it's not uncommon for them to fire everyone who was associated with that account. | entailment |
This is so great because I haven't been getting any of this lately. | Its great even though I've been getting some. | contradiction |
'It's nice to see you all.' | I don't want to see you. | contradiction |
After successfully completing the performance evaluation period, the employee then begins earning a full salary. | After completing the performance evaluation period, the employee gets paid the full amount. | entailment |
Seeing himself unattractively represented in hundreds of editorial cartoons as a leathery-faced half-man, half-elephant. | Some editorial cartoons show people unattractively. | entailment |
They were locking the place down. | The prison was on lockdown. | neutral |
It assumes for cost-of-service areas (where most of power sales are likely to occur) that allowance allocations will not alter pricing of electricity. | Cost-of-services areas are areas where most of power sales are likely to occur. | entailment |
Ca'daan looked over the camp in shock. | Ca'daan looked towards the campsite. | entailment |
With just one exception. | The exception was written in stone. | neutral |
He had elaborated a careful plan for the following evening. | He created an intricate plan for the next night. | entailment |
Guides to the Institut like to point out the east pavilion, site of the old 14th-century Tour de Nesle. | The Tour de Nesle was built as a defensive structure. | neutral |
Of course, a no-pardon promise would be meaningless; Clinton could simply break it on his last day of office. | There would be a lot of meaningfulness and significance to a no-pardon promise. | contradiction |
i wonder how long that last | I don't think it will last. | contradiction |
oh yeah yeah it's um well of course on the green card you have to pay it when the bill comes in so there isn't any but on the Optima card it's um let's see right now it's running at about it's not too bad it's actually it's about sixteen and a half percent which is pretty good as far as credit cards go | It's running very high at the moment. | contradiction |
you know having the time when you have younger ones to take care of you maybe sometimes do not take as much time for the older ones but uh we were we're very active of course at church and uh Boy Scouting and Girl Scouts Four H | The time is well spent with the kids but less is spent with the older ones. | neutral |
well the the problem i had with the movie was the problem i've had with a lot of uh i guess Hollywood movies which is you know it's a formula movie and they're making the movie according to a certain formula that's a good formula but they seem to | The movie was original with a twist ending. | contradiction |
i see oh my | I see, wow. | entailment |
Today an economy of truth sometimes just means a lie, albeit one whose seriousness may be debatable. | Politicians these days have a hard time noticing the difference between an economy of truth and one of lies. | neutral |
The other half is where the gamblers come from, how they arrive here, and how they are served once they arrive. | The other half is where the gamblers like to congregate to do their gambling. | neutral |
Unfortunately, the civil legal needs of all low-income Americans are not being adequately met due to severe funding shortages at the federal and state level. | Fortunately for low-income Americans, all of their civil legal needs will be met free of charge. | contradiction |
I just sort of needed it." | I didn't need it, but it looked good so I took it. | contradiction |
harsh weather | good weather. | contradiction |
To accomplish this, the board must raise or lower interest rates to bring savings and investment at that target unemployment rate in line with each other. | Accomplishing that has been the board's goal for a very long time. | neutral |
He surmised, therefore, that reduction in recidivism might be a suitable outcome for emergency physicians. | The doctors require a lot of things to work | neutral |
I began to find myself in the same circle that I was in before. | I had returned to the same circle of friends that I had in high school. | neutral |
I think it's worked,' she said about a month later before going out to a club, and her father had a vague impression that there were more or less three zits less on his daughter's face. | The father thought his daughter typically had a lot of zits. | neutral |
A short distance north of Timna Park is the Hai Bar Wildlife Reserve, where rare and endangered indigenous animals are bred for eventual release back into the wild. | The Hai Bar Wildlife Reserve is a zoo where all animals are kept in captivity their whole lives. | contradiction |
In some cases, modern buildings were erected in their place that are not admired today. | Some of the modern buildings that were erected in their place are not admired today. | entailment |
Though less sinister than his war club, two hits on Adrin proved that it served the job well. | Adrin was hit twice with a hatchet. | neutral |
For several years he held court in Valladolid, though eventually he returned to Madrid. | He was very glad to return to the bustling streets of Madrid. | neutral |
(NBC promotes the show here.) | NBC have declined to promote the show. | contradiction |
Hellenistic and Roman Periods | Only the Hellenistic Period. | contradiction |
The difference, if any, between the reacquisition price and the net carrying value of the extinguished debt should be recognized as a loss or gain in accounting for interest on Treasury debt. | This is the best way to represent Treasury debt. | neutral |
There was that lieutenant with the supply wagons. | The lieutenant with the supply wagons was there. | entailment |
You need not think that any fear of publicity, or scandal between husband and wife will deter me.' Then I thought I heard them coming out, so I went off quickly." | I thought I heard them so I left quickly. | entailment |
This is more than just a job. | This is just simply a job. | contradiction |
They are connected by Rim of the World Drive, a scenic highway reaching elevations of 8,000 ft (2,440 m). | The Rim of the World Drive reaches below sea level of 8,000ft. | contradiction |
Two wide bays offer natural harbors, and tiny Navy Island sits just offshore. | Ten wide bays offer artificial harbors, and the large Navy Island is just offshore. | contradiction |
Dutch World, where all sorts of fictional characters created by Edmund Morris come out to play with children of all ages! | Edmund Morris created a world called Dutch World, a place where made up characters can play with all children. | entailment |