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' There were even days when I would wake up and think, 'Please God, let me die. | I had suffered severe depression during those days. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
' There were even days when I would wake up and think, 'Please God, let me die. | I had suffered severe depression during those days. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
A rickety flight of steps links with the tomb entrance before you make your way down inside to the ornate burial chamber. | The steps which link the burial chamber to the entrance are quite dangerous to walk on. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
A rickety flight of steps links with the tomb entrance before you make your way down inside to the ornate burial chamber. | The steps which link the burial chamber to the entrance are quite dangerous to walk on. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
yeah but well they vary from from place to place it's hard to tell you know how well they've been kept up how old they are and these are probably oh one of the nicest that i found and uh | It's hard to tell how things have been kept up and their age because they vary so much from place to place. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
yeah but well they vary from from place to place it's hard to tell you know how well they've been kept up how old they are and these are probably oh one of the nicest that i found and uh | It's hard to tell how things have been kept up and their age because they vary so much from place to place. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
So the reverse hypothesis could be just as valid. | The opposite theory could be just as valid or worse. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
So the reverse hypothesis could be just as valid. | The opposite theory could be just as valid or worse. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
In the new version, Reich sticks to the transcript and accurately quotes Saxton droning on at length about studies and Godfather's Pizza. | Reich's version is accurate. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
In the new version, Reich sticks to the transcript and accurately quotes Saxton droning on at length about studies and Godfather's Pizza. | Reich's version is accurate. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
um i don't know i you know i heard a very interesting and maybe it's just the TV show or movie i was watching they were going through a trial and i think it was like on one of the the documentary TV shows where they ask for the the verdict by the jury | It's interesting, I heard it while watching the TV. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
um i don't know i you know i heard a very interesting and maybe it's just the TV show or movie i was watching they were going through a trial and i think it was like on one of the the documentary TV shows where they ask for the the verdict by the jury | It's interesting, I heard it while watching the TV. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
But what about the other editors of the Daily Cal who couldn't say they'd been martyred at a campus once renowned for its leftism? | Some editors of the Daily Cal mentioned that the campus was once leftist. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
But what about the other editors of the Daily Cal who couldn't say they'd been martyred at a campus once renowned for its leftism? | Some editors of the Daily Cal mentioned that the campus was once leftist. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Sewage was thrown into the streets from upstairs windows, accompanied by shouts of Gardeyloo! | Sewage poured into upstairs windows from the streets while people whispered to each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Sewage was thrown into the streets from upstairs windows, accompanied by shouts of Gardeyloo! | Sewage poured into upstairs windows from the streets while people whispered to each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Such a program, coupled with appropriate measures to address local concerns, would provide significant health benefits even as we increase energy supplies and maintain reasonable electricity rates. | Significant health benefits are worth many costs, as they save the economy a lot of money anyway. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Such a program, coupled with appropriate measures to address local concerns, would provide significant health benefits even as we increase energy supplies and maintain reasonable electricity rates. | Significant health benefits are worth many costs, as they save the economy a lot of money anyway. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
At first this resulted in an Independent Kingdom of Mallorca, under Jaume II, followed by Sanc and Jaume III. | Jaume II followed Jaume III as leader of Mallorca. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
At first this resulted in an Independent Kingdom of Mallorca, under Jaume II, followed by Sanc and Jaume III. | Jaume II followed Jaume III as leader of Mallorca. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
An environmental expert may study the winds that flowed from the old Wingate landfill incinerator's smokestacks, and identify wide areas where people may have been exposed to toxic chemicals. | Trying to identify placed where people could have been exposed to toxic chemicals is impossible. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
An environmental expert may study the winds that flowed from the old Wingate landfill incinerator's smokestacks, and identify wide areas where people may have been exposed to toxic chemicals. | Trying to identify placed where people could have been exposed to toxic chemicals is impossible. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
You and Tuppence have been sticking together like Siamese twins. | You and Tuppence have barely seen each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
You and Tuppence have been sticking together like Siamese twins. | You and Tuppence have barely seen each other. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
if a person has done a crime so bad that the jury gives them the death penalty now the Supreme Court says we've got to give them one appeal okay i agree give them one appeal when that appeal fails within thirty days execution of sentence | You are allowed to appeal the death sentence. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
if a person has done a crime so bad that the jury gives them the death penalty now the Supreme Court says we've got to give them one appeal okay i agree give them one appeal when that appeal fails within thirty days execution of sentence | You are allowed to appeal the death sentence. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
you mean it's that at a like a stranger a total stranger | You mean it's like your childhood best friend? | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
you mean it's that at a like a stranger a total stranger | You mean it's like your childhood best friend? | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Western Spruce Budworm in the Carson National | In the Carson National, Western Spruce Budworm, continued the presenter | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Western Spruce Budworm in the Carson National | In the Carson National, Western Spruce Budworm, continued the presenter | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
News accounts agree that Arafat has finally shed his image as a terrorist and is now being honored by the White House not only as a virtual head of state but as the indispensable player in the peace process. | Arafat has a distaste for terrorism and wants to be peaceful in america | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
News accounts agree that Arafat has finally shed his image as a terrorist and is now being honored by the White House not only as a virtual head of state but as the indispensable player in the peace process. | Arafat has a distaste for terrorism and wants to be peaceful in america | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
We have the advantage tonight. | We do not have the advantage tonight. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
We have the advantage tonight. | We do not have the advantage tonight. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Locked up in the desk in the boudoir, they found a will of Mrs. Inglethorp's, dated before her marriage, leaving her fortune to Alfred Inglethorp. | They found Mrs. Inglethorp's will, which left all her fortune to Alfred Inglethorp. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Locked up in the desk in the boudoir, they found a will of Mrs. Inglethorp's, dated before her marriage, leaving her fortune to Alfred Inglethorp. | They found Mrs. Inglethorp's will, which left all her fortune to Alfred Inglethorp. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
His next two shots landed in the chests of two riders carrying long bladed sticks. | He missed the riders completely. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
His next two shots landed in the chests of two riders carrying long bladed sticks. | He missed the riders completely. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
um i haven't kept up with uh the Texas politics other than that dirty little uh governor fight | There was a governor fight in Texan politics | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
um i haven't kept up with uh the Texas politics other than that dirty little uh governor fight | There was a governor fight in Texan politics | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Financial Examination of IRS' Fiscal Year 1995 Financial Statements (GAO/AIMD-96-101, July 11, 1996) | There was no examination of the 1995 year. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Financial Examination of IRS' Fiscal Year 1995 Financial Statements (GAO/AIMD-96-101, July 11, 1996) | There was no examination of the 1995 year. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Insofar as the best Japanese corporations are not the global hegemons we once thought they would be, it may be because everyone else has learned from them, which is of course exactly how competitive markets are supposed to work. | Japanese corporations were global leaders in the 20th century. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Insofar as the best Japanese corporations are not the global hegemons we once thought they would be, it may be because everyone else has learned from them, which is of course exactly how competitive markets are supposed to work. | Japanese corporations were global leaders in the 20th century. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
uh let me ask you something did you get a catalog or something from these people yet | Did those people send you anything? | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
uh let me ask you something did you get a catalog or something from these people yet | Did those people send you anything? | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
We'll handle this.' | It is too much for us. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
We'll handle this.' | It is too much for us. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
It conducts numerous CLE accredited trainings each year, and coordinates bi-monthly statewide task force meetings in the areas of family, housing, public benefits, consumer, immigration and seniors law. | Many people attend statewide task force meetings in all offered topics. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
It conducts numerous CLE accredited trainings each year, and coordinates bi-monthly statewide task force meetings in the areas of family, housing, public benefits, consumer, immigration and seniors law. | Many people attend statewide task force meetings in all offered topics. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
but she seems to me to be you know pretty quick and smart and she's already reading and writing and stuff like that and she just turned five last month | She can't read at all. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
but she seems to me to be you know pretty quick and smart and she's already reading and writing and stuff like that and she just turned five last month | She can't read at all. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
For example, one industry case study organization sponsors a 3-month course to retrain about 2,000 legacy employees in project management skills. | One case study organization sponsors a course that lasts 3 months and costs $10,000 for the company to enroll in. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
For example, one industry case study organization sponsors a 3-month course to retrain about 2,000 legacy employees in project management skills. | One case study organization sponsors a course that lasts 3 months and costs $10,000 for the company to enroll in. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Great billowing streaks of flame, snaking to heaven and coiling up the sky. | There was no fire, smoke or flames. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Great billowing streaks of flame, snaking to heaven and coiling up the sky. | There was no fire, smoke or flames. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
TV is the most important medium for conveying history. | TV is the most important medium for showing history. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
TV is the most important medium for conveying history. | TV is the most important medium for showing history. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
It is especially renowned as the last center of training for the city's most celebrated residents, the geisha. | Geisha have never trained there. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
It is especially renowned as the last center of training for the city's most celebrated residents, the geisha. | Geisha have never trained there. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
One might think they'd team up, to feature a monthlong show of John Gielgud, sitting in Archie Bunker's chair, explaining the pilgrims to passers-by. | The show was made. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
One might think they'd team up, to feature a monthlong show of John Gielgud, sitting in Archie Bunker's chair, explaining the pilgrims to passers-by. | The show was made. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Israelis are delighted that people from everywhere visit their country, and welcome you with genuine warmth. | Israelis are cold toward travelers. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Israelis are delighted that people from everywhere visit their country, and welcome you with genuine warmth. | Israelis are cold toward travelers. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Oh well, if we're not destined for matrimony in this lifetime, perhaps circumstances will someday allow me to buy you a beer or Dr Pepper or something. | If we are married, I will buy you a beer or a Dr. Pepper. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Oh well, if we're not destined for matrimony in this lifetime, perhaps circumstances will someday allow me to buy you a beer or Dr Pepper or something. | If we are married, I will buy you a beer or a Dr. Pepper. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Adrin said nothing and Gabriel continued. | Gabriel quietly listened to Adrin recite his poem. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Adrin said nothing and Gabriel continued. | Gabriel quietly listened to Adrin recite his poem. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
yeah i do that too | Yes, I do that as well. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
yeah i do that too | Yes, I do that as well. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Praise goes to Kirstie Alley, who plays an aging ex-model now in the lingerie Less frenetic than Lucy, more mature than Mary (Richard Corliss, Time ). The Washington Post 's Tom Shales dissents, calling Alley unwatchably neurotic and in a virtually perpetual feverish tizzy. | Kirstie Alley plays an older ex-model in the tv show. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Praise goes to Kirstie Alley, who plays an aging ex-model now in the lingerie Less frenetic than Lucy, more mature than Mary (Richard Corliss, Time ). The Washington Post 's Tom Shales dissents, calling Alley unwatchably neurotic and in a virtually perpetual feverish tizzy. | Kirstie Alley plays an older ex-model in the tv show. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
Trade publishers sold 5 percent fewer books than they did the year before. | Trade publisher's sell rate is increasing when compared to last year's. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
Trade publishers sold 5 percent fewer books than they did the year before. | Trade publisher's sell rate is increasing when compared to last year's. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
oh yeah that yeah they they just run all over the place don't they | Don't they just run all over the place? | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
oh yeah that yeah they they just run all over the place don't they | Don't they just run all over the place? | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
yeah these these people they have the big loudspeakers because they have uh democratic system just like ours where they elect their mayors and their councilmens it's really kind of funny it's it's kind of an invasion of your privacy privacy too they're going down these streets with these really loud speakers | Those people with the loudspeakers are very annoying. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
yeah these these people they have the big loudspeakers because they have uh democratic system just like ours where they elect their mayors and their councilmens it's really kind of funny it's it's kind of an invasion of your privacy privacy too they're going down these streets with these really loud speakers | Those people with the loudspeakers are very annoying. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
I could. | I am able to. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
I could. | I am able to. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
For the same reason regarding the statutorily mandated effective date, the 30-day delay in the effective date of a rule required by 5 U.S.C. | The rule came into immediate effect. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
For the same reason regarding the statutorily mandated effective date, the 30-day delay in the effective date of a rule required by 5 U.S.C. | The rule came into immediate effect. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
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. | Allowance allocations will definitely not alter the pricing of electricity in cost-of-service areas. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
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. | Allowance allocations will definitely not alter the pricing of electricity in cost-of-service areas. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
no i've uh you you can rent people's kiln they they uh you take your pieces to their house or their ceramic shop and uh pay them there's one woman that charge ten dollars a month for fire all that i wanted | There are people that let you rent their kilns to finish pieces at their shop. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
no i've uh you you can rent people's kiln they they uh you take your pieces to their house or their ceramic shop and uh pay them there's one woman that charge ten dollars a month for fire all that i wanted | There are people that let you rent their kilns to finish pieces at their shop. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
well another thing that we've noticed that's uh changed over the years and uh we're not really sure exactly what we're going what we want to do with it publicly but uh the teachings uh the ideas that are taught uh don't always agree with what we would teach them either from a standpoint of morals or from a standpoint of how to handle a given situation | We noticed that the teachers say things we don't agree with. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
well another thing that we've noticed that's uh changed over the years and uh we're not really sure exactly what we're going what we want to do with it publicly but uh the teachings uh the ideas that are taught uh don't always agree with what we would teach them either from a standpoint of morals or from a standpoint of how to handle a given situation | We noticed that the teachers say things we don't agree with. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
My beloved Sox beat the Indians. | The Sox have never played the Indians. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
My beloved Sox beat the Indians. | The Sox have never played the Indians. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
I do, Dave Hanson. | Dave Hanson refused to admit anything at all. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
I do, Dave Hanson. | Dave Hanson refused to admit anything at all. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
After relying exclusively on overseas trade, Venice created a new land-owning aristocracy through this expansion. | Venice never traded with anyone. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
After relying exclusively on overseas trade, Venice created a new land-owning aristocracy through this expansion. | Venice never traded with anyone. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
He's a freakish Peter Pan--the juvenile delinquent who wouldn't grow up. | He always acts very seriously and has never behaved childishly. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
He's a freakish Peter Pan--the juvenile delinquent who wouldn't grow up. | He always acts very seriously and has never behaved childishly. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |
oh yeah they they spent more money last year than any other team in the in the league and they were you know toward the bottom of the league uh so it's like i said spending money doesn't guarantee you uh winning a pennant it really doesn't so | The amount of money you spend does not always indicate your level of success. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | positive |
oh yeah they they spent more money last year than any other team in the in the league and they were you know toward the bottom of the league uh so it's like i said spending money doesn't guarantee you uh winning a pennant it really doesn't so | The amount of money you spend does not always indicate your level of success. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | negative |
But too often downsizing means what it has in the Union Pacific fewer people doing more work. | Downsizing in the Union Pacific leads to more people doing less work. | The meaning of the hypothesis either contradicts the meaning of the premise, is unrelated to it, or does not provide sufficient information to infer the meaning of the premise. | positive |
But too often downsizing means what it has in the Union Pacific fewer people doing more work. | Downsizing in the Union Pacific leads to more people doing less work. | The meaning of the hypothesis is logically inferred from the meaning of the premise. | negative |