Hyukkyu/superglue huggingface dataset:
Premise: The centre-right European People's Party (EPP), the largest group in the European Parliament, has warned that it will reject the Taoiseach, Berni Ahern, if he is nominated as the next president of the European Commission.
Hypothesis: Berni Ahern is the president of the European Commission.
Premise: Ahern, who is travelling to Tokyo for an EU-Japan summit yesterday, will consult with other EU leaders about the election of the EU commission president.
Hypothesis: Ahern takes part in an EU-Japan summit.
Premise: Abrams' 3-year service as head of the Latin America bureau will end next week with the inauguration of President-elect Bush in Washington..
Hypothesis: Latin America bureau is an organisation based in Washington.
Premise: Only a few thousand people live in Port Nolloth, one of the few towns in the semi-arid landscape that makes up the northwest corner of South Africa.
Hypothesis: Port Nolloth is located in South Africa.
Premise: The third African Union summit opened in the Ethiopia's capital of Addis Ababa on Tuesday, June 29.
Hypothesis: The third African Union summit is held in Ethiopia.
Premise: In 1782 Martin Van Buren, the first US president who was a native citizen of the United States, was born in Kinderhook, N.Y.
Hypothesis: The first US president was born in Kinderhook, N.Y.
Premise: LaFarge was the one who helped Tiffany to make the Favrile glass, said auctioneer William Doyle who operates an auction house in Manhattan.
Hypothesis: William Doyle lives in Manhattan.
Premise: Romano Prodi will meet the US President George Bush in his capacity as president of the European commission.
Hypothesis: Romano Prodi is the president of the European Commission.
Premise: Born in Athens, Psacharopoulos came to the United States at age 17 to enter Oberlin College, where he met Jean Hackett, an actress of New York City
Hypothesis: Oberlin College is an organisation based in the United States.
Premise: Today's highlight in history: On Nov. 24, 1963, in a scene captured on live network television, Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby shot and mortally wounded Lee Harvey Oswald as the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy was being escorted by police to an armored truck at the Dallas municipal building for transfer to the county jail.
Hypothesis: Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald.
Premise: African presidents opened a two-day summit in Accra, Ghana, on Ivory Coast, where northern rebels and fiercely loyalist southerners continue to split the cocoa-rich country, ignoring a never-implemented 2003 power-sharing deal.
Hypothesis: Accra is located in Ghana.
Premise: A marine who was kidnapped while patrolling a dangerous Baghdad quarter by himself has turned up safe and well in the Lebanon.
Hypothesis: A marine has been kidnapped by himself.
Premise: The plan was released by Mr Dean on behalf of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tommy Thompson, still recovering from a recent accident, at a Secretarial Summit on Health Information Technology that was attended by many of the nation's leaders in electronic health records.
Hypothesis: Tommy Thompson is the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Premise: The recent G8 summit, held June 8-10, brought together leaders of the world's major industrial democracies.
Hypothesis: The recent G8 summit took place on June 8-10.
Premise: Two employees of the U.S. Immigration Service will go to Moscow to help handle the processing.
Hypothesis: U.S. Immigration Service is an organisation based in Moscow.
Premise: Abrams' 3-year service as head of the Latin America bureau will end next week with the inauguration of President-elect Bush in Washington.
Hypothesis: Abrams lives in Latin American.
Premise: Henryk Wieniawski, a Polish-born musician, was known for his special preference for resurrecting neglected or lost works for the violin.
Hypothesis: Henryk Wieniawski was born in Polish.
Premise: Yukos ignites oil prices
Hypothesis: Oil prices rise.
Premise: More than 250 paintings commemorate the centennial of the Man Ray's birth in Philadelphia.
Hypothesis: Man Ray was born in Philadelphia.
Premise: Police reports say Gallardo assaulted his wife at school in late January, and friends said she was also attacked another time near where she was killed.
Hypothesis: Gallaro killed his wife.
Premise: Two conservative federate appellate judges, Ralph Winter of the 2nd U.S Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, and Kenneth Starr of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia have been appointed by Reagan.
Hypothesis: Ralph Winter works for the 2nd U.S. Circuit of Appeals in New York.
Premise: In Waco, near Nelson's hometown of Abbott, auto parts salesman Dave Crowe proposed that fans join ``Willie Aid'' by mailing donations straight to the IRS.
Hypothesis: Nelson was born in Abbott.
Premise: The organizers of the 15th International AIDS Conference, scheduled for next month in Bangkok, Thailand, last Saturday responded to press reports that a prominent hotel in Bangkok discriminated against HIV-positive visitors attending a conference on climate changes.
Hypothesis: The 15th International AIDS Conference was held last Saturday.
Premise: Latvia, for instance, is the lowest-ranked team in the field but defeated World Cup semifinalist Turkey in a playoff to qualify for the final 16 of Euro 2004.
Hypothesis: Turkey is defeated by Latvia.
Premise: Mr. Griffith stated that he "can't understand the vote by a City Council member against applying for a grant"
Hypothesis: Mr. Griffith is a member of the City Council.
Premise: Regan attended a ceremony in Washington to commemorate the landings in Normandy.
Hypothesis: Washington is located in Normandy.
Premise: The ANSA agency said the operation involves police in Umbria and Lazio provinces in central Italy and Campania province in the south.
Hypothesis: The ANSA agency is an organisation based in Umbria and Lazio provinces.
Premise: Jesse Owens, the Olympic legend from Danville, Ala., was born in 1913.
Hypothesis: Jesse Owens was born in Danville, Ala.
Premise: Born in Athens, Psacharopoulos came to the United States at age 17 to enter Oberlin College, where he met Jean Hackett, an actress of New York City.
Hypothesis: Psacharopoulos is from Athens.
Premise: Regan recalled that he read a letter from a young woman whose late father had fought at Ohama Beach, a Normandy sector.
Hypothesis: Ohama Beach is located in Normandy.
Premise: Mrs. Thatcher promised Haughey that Tom King, her minister for Northern Ireland, would make a statement soon about the ``organizational implications'' of the affair, the British spokesman said.
Hypothesis: Tom King was born in Northern Ireland.
Premise: William Leonard Jennings sobbed loudly as was charged with killing his 3-year-old son, Stephen, who was last seen alive on Dec. 12, 1962.
Hypothesis: William Leonard Jennings killed his 3-year-old son, Stephen.
Premise: The English team arrived last night in Lisbon, Portugal, to play its first Euro 2004's match.
Hypothesis: Euro 2004 is held in Portugal.
Premise: The plan was released by Mr Dean on behalf of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Tommy Thompson, still recovering from a recent accident, at a Secretarial Summit on Health Information Technology that was attended by many of the nation's leaders in electronic health records.
Hypothesis: Tommy Thompson takes part in a Secretarial Summit on Health Information Technology.
Premise: In 1833, Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd president of the United States, was born in North Bend, Ohio.
Hypothesis: The 23rd President of the United States was born in Ohio.
Premise: Crude oil prices soared to record levels
Hypothesis: Crude oil prices rise.
Premise: The organizers of the 15th International AIDS Conference, scheduled for next month in Bangkok, Thailand, last Saturday responded to press reports that a prominent hotel in Bangkok discriminated against HIV-positive visitors attending a conference on climate changes.
Hypothesis: The 15th International AIDS Conference takes place in Bangkok.
Premise: Greece was the birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games. The 2004 Olympic Games will return to their origins when Athens hosts the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad.
Hypothesis: The 2004 Olympic Games are held in Athens.
Premise: Mark Said and Philip Dick, two members of Ontario Bradley First Air's crew, were from Montreal, Canada.
Hypothesis: Mark Said was born in Ontario.
Premise: In 1984 Los Angeles saw a record 140 nations taking part in the XXIII Olympiade, despite the boycott led by the Soviet Union
Hypothesis: The XXIII Olympiade took place in the Soviet Union.
Premise: The ANSA agency said the operation involves police in Umbria and Lazio provinces in central Italy and Campania province in the south, without specifying exact arrest locations.
Hypothesis: Umbria and Lazio provinces are located in central Italy.
Premise: After Germany's 0-0 draw Saturday with 500-1 underdog Latvia, it may be that the German team simply doesn't have enough talent.
Hypothesis: Germany defeats Latvia.
Premise: The U.S. handed power on June 30 to Iraq's interim government chosen by the United Nations and Paul Bremer, former governor of Iraq.
Hypothesis: Paul Bremer is the former governor of Iraq.
Premise: Armed Iraqi insurgents threatened to kill a Filipino hostage if his country does not withdraw from Iraq within three days.
Hypothesis: A Filipino has been kidnapped by armed Iraqi insurgents.
Premise: Abrams' 3-year service as head of the Latin America bureau will end next week with the inauguration of President-elect Bush in Washington.
Hypothesis: Abrams works for the Latin America bureau.
Premise: Things would be different if Microsoft was located in Georgia.
Hypothesis: Microsoft's corporate headquarters are located in Georgia.
Premise: The nomadic Raiders moved to LA in 1982 and won their third Super Bowl a year later.
Hypothesis: The nomadic Raiders won the Super Bowl in 1982.
Premise: Teenage sensation Wayne Rooney powered England into the quarter-finals of Euro 2004 with two goals in Monday's 4-2 defeat of Croatia and they were joined in the last eight by champions France who beat Switzerland 3-1.
Hypothesis: France defeats Switzerland.
Premise: Taxpayers will be pleased to learn that a federal grant for Lawrence Welk's North Dakota birthplace has finally been buried, nine months after an embarrassed Congress voted to kill it.
Hypothesis: Lawrence Welk was born in North Dakota
Premise: Interestingly, the current Mayor of Berlin, Klaus Wowereit, is openly gay, as is the Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoe.
Hypothesis: Klaus Wowereit is the Mayor of Paris.
Premise: All residential areas in South Africa are segregated by race and no black neighborhoods have been established in Port Nolloth.
Hypothesis: Black neighborhoods are located in Port Nolloth.
Premise: The survey responses were destroyed because of a ''witch hunt'' for John Hugh, a doctor who described a mercy killing in a medical journal, said Derek Humphry.
Hypothesis: John Hugh killed Derek Humphry.
Premise: Two members of Ontario Bradley First Air's crew were from Montreal, Canada.
Hypothesis: Bradley First Air is an organisation based in Ontario.
Premise: The Lillehammer Olympic Games organizing committee said 65 countries have entered the competition, matching the number of nations at the 1992 Winter Games in Albertville, France.
Hypothesis: The Olympic Games are held in Lillehammer.
Premise: Teenage sensation Wayne Rooney powered England into the quarter-finals of Euro 2004 with two goals in Monday's 4-2 defeat of Croatia and they were joined in the last eight by champions France who beat Switzerland 3-1.
Hypothesis: Croatia is defeated by France.
Premise: Security preparations kept protestors at bay at the recent G8 Summit on Sea Island (USA).
Hypothesis: The recent G8 Summit took place on Sea Island.
Premise: Born in Athens, Psacharopoulos came to the United States at age 17 to enter Oberlin College, where he met Jean Hackett, an actress of New York City.
Hypothesis: Athens is located in the United States.
Premise: In Waco, near Nelson's hometown of Abbott, auto parts salesman Dave Crowe proposed that fans join ``Willie Aid'' by mailing donations straight to the IRS.
Hypothesis: Nelson was born in Waco.
Premise: The Geneve-based FAO organizing committee has announced that the location of the 4th International World Food Security conference has been moved from Bangkok to New Delhi for security reasons.
Hypothesis: The FAO organizing committee has its headquarters in Geneve.
Premise: Former taoiseach Mr John Bruton, a vice-president of the EPP, said the group had a number of potential candidates for the post of Commission president
Hypothesis: Mr John Bruton is a vice-president of the EPP.
Premise: Miscellany Coastal Georgia's Tybee Island was dropped as the site for the 1996 Olympic beach volleyball competition.
Hypothesis: The 1996 Olympic volley competition was held in Tybee Island.
Premise: Latvia, for instance, is the lowest-ranked team in the field but defeated World Cup semifinalist Turkey in a playoff to qualify for the final 16 of Euro 2004.
Hypothesis: Latvia beats Turkey.
Premise: In Waco, near Nelson's hometown of Abbott, auto parts salesman Dave Crowe proposed that fans join ''Willie Aid'' by mailing donations straight to the IRS.
Hypothesis: Abbott was born in Nelson.
Premise: Baby Evelyn, the first child of Judy Keys, 22, and Airman Todd Keys, 21, stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, was born with only a brain stem.
Hypothesis: Todd Keys was born at Lackland Air Force Base.
Premise: Johnston is the seventh person to be killed in sectarian violence this year in Northern Ireland where the outlawed IRA is fighting to end British rule in the province.
Hypothesis: IRA killed Johnston.
Premise: Italy and Germany have each played twice, and they haven't beaten anybody yet.
Hypothesis: Italy defeats Germany.
Premise: I've been a Howard Stern fan since his WNBC (a New York radio station) days and I was one of the ones at New Line who sought him out, says Mike DeLuca, president of New Line Cinema production.
Hypothesis: Howard Stern works for K-Rock.
Premise: A reporter found Chapman at the downtown Dade County Public Library Tuesday.
Hypothesis: Chapman works for Dade County Public Library.
Premise: Richard Rich, born Richard Rosenheim -he changed his name when he moved to New York- took over in the late 1940s and guided the store until his death in 1975.
Hypothesis: Richard Rosenheim was born in New York
Premise: At a regular Chinese Foreign Ministry briefing in Beijing on Thursday, spokesman Li Zhaoxing would say only that China will consider direct talks with Vietnam at an appropriate time.
Hypothesis: Li Zhaoxing lives in China.
Premise: Mark Said and Philip Dick, two members of Ontario Bradley First Air's crew, were from Montreal, Canada.
Hypothesis: Mark Said works for Ontario Bradley First Air.
Premise: Deployment of Filipino workers in Iraq suspended by Philippine president due to repeated kidnappings.
Hypothesis: Filippino workers have been kidnapped by the Philippine president.
Premise: GLOBAL oil prices clung near their highest levels in at least 21 years yesterday after Russian oil giant Yukos was ordered to stop sales, threatening further strain on thin world supplies.
Hypothesis: Oil prices rise.
Premise: Sun Microsystems, Yahoo and Microsoft will turn up the heat in the corporate instant messaging market by launching new enterprise offerings this spring.
Hypothesis: Microsoft's corporate headquarters are located in the corporate instant messaging market.
Premise: Cape Town Supreme Court Judge J.H. Berman refused to give Port Nolloth municipal authorities  the right to forcibly remove the squatters.
Hypothesis: Cape Town Supreme Court is an organisation based in Port Nolloth.
Premise: The third AU summit opened in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa on Tuesday, June 29, when Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivered a congratulatory message to the representatives of the African Union.
Hypothesis: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao took part in the third AU summit.
Premise: Kennedy had just won California's Democratic presidential primary when Sirhan shot him in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968.
Hypothesis: Sirhan killed Kennedy.
Premise: Like the United States, U.N. officials are also dismayed that Aristide killed a conference called by Prime Minister Robert Malval in Port-au-Prince in hopes of bringing all the feuding parties together.
Hypothesis: Aristide is killed by Prime Minister Robert Malval.
Premise: The organizers of the 15th International AIDS Conference, scheduled for next month in Bangkok, Thailand, last Saturday responded to press reports that a prominent hotel in Bangkok discriminated against HIV-positive visitors attending a conference on climate changes.
Hypothesis: A climate conference is held in Thailand.
Premise: An Wang, a native of Shanghai, China, who developed the magnetic pulse controlling device, the principle on which computer memory operates.
Hypothesis: An Wang was born in Shanghai.
Premise: The Geneve-based FAO organizing committee has announced that the location of the 4th International World Food Security conference has been moved from Bangkok to New Delhi for security reasons.
Hypothesis: The 4th International World Food security conference is held in Geneve.
Premise: The third African Union summit opened in the Ethiopia's capital of Addis Ababa on Tuesday, June 29.
Hypothesis: The third African Union summit is held in Addis Ababa.
Premise: Born in Athens, Psacharopoulos came to the United States at age 17 to enter Oberlin College, where he met Jean Hackett, an actress of New York City.
Hypothesis: Jean Hackett lives in New York City.
Premise: Justice Lewis F. Powell, who Kennedy succeeds, and Chief Justice Warren E. Burger were in Florida.
Hypothesis: Justice Lewis F. Powell was born in Florida.
Premise: Cape Town Supreme Court Judge J.H. Berman refused to give Port Nolloth municipal authorities the right to forcibly remove the squatters.
Hypothesis: Judge J.H. Berman works for Cape Town Supreme Court.
Premise: Latvia, for instance, is the lowest-ranked team in the field but defeated World Cup semifinalist Turkey in a playoff to qualify for the final 16 of Euro 2004.
Hypothesis: Latvia is defeated by Turkey.
Premise: Teenage sensation Wayne Rooney powered England into the quarter-finals of Euro 2004 with two goals in Monday's 4-2 defeat of Croatia and they were joined in the last eight by champions, France who beat Switzerland 3-1.
Hypothesis: England defeats Croatia.
Premise: Ahern, who was travelling to Tokyo for an EU-Japan summit yesterday, will consult with other EU leaders by telephone later this week in an effort to find an agreed candidate.
Hypothesis: An EU-Japan summit takes place in Tokyo.
Premise: Aristide was educated in the Vatican, and therefore he's more fluent in Italian, Greek and Hebrew than English
Hypothesis: Aristide speaks Italian, Greek, Hebrew and English.
Premise: The drugstore chain said cost cutting and a jump in prescription drug sales fueled its gains.
Hypothesis: Drug sales increase.
Premise: Italy and Germany have each played twice, and they haven't beaten anybody yet.
Hypothesis: Neither Italy nor Germany have won yet.
Premise: There are a lot of farmers in Poland who worry about their future if Poland joins the European Union.
Hypothesis: Poland joins the European Union.
Premise: Crayola's new Magic Scent crayons emit food aromas such as coconut, chocolate and cherry when rubbed on paper. They're non-toxic, but because of the aromas children may try to eat the crayons, posing a danger of choking.
Hypothesis: Magic Scent crayons smell good, but if eaten, may be dangerous.
Premise: Sonia Gandhi can be defeated in the next elections in India if between now and 2009, BJP can make Rural India Shine, if it can make every young man have a job that he can be proud of.
Hypothesis: Next elections in India will take place in 2009.
Premise: Across the continent, voters voiced discontent by casting ballots for opposition and fringe parties. But most of the 350 million EU citizens eligible to vote didn't bother to even cast a protest ballot in the last European elections.
Hypothesis: Most EU citizens voted in the last European election.
Premise: Spain pulled its 1,300 troops from Iraq last month.
Hypothesis: Spain sends troops to Iraq.
Premise: The speech by Edwards provided the first-term senator from North Carolina his biggest national stage and a prime-time televised showcase for a candidate that voters know even less about than Kerry.
Hypothesis: Edwards supports Kerry.
Premise: This request is comprised of $1.1 billion for traditional Active MILCON, $1.4 billion for Military Family Housing, $149.1 million for Air National Guard traditional MILCON and $53.7 million for Air Force Reserve traditional MILCON.
Hypothesis: A request was reduced to $1.1 billion
Premise: An estimated 10,000 of Scotland's 15,000-strong police force is set to be deployed during the three-day event.
Hypothesis: Two-thirds of the Scottish police force will be deployed at the happening.
Premise: If Turkey joins the ranks of the EU, its boundaries will extend to the problem countries of the Middle East.
Hypothesis: Turkey to join the EU.
Premise: Spain announced earlier in the week that it was sending three planes of relief supplies to Afghanistan.
Hypothesis: Spain opens embassy in Afghanistan.
Premise: The debacle marked a new low in the erosion of the SPD's popularity, which began shortly after Mr Schroeder's election in 1998. The trend accelerated after the chancellor unveiled Agenda 2010, his package of painful economic reforms, in March 2003.
Hypothesis: SPD's popularity is growing.
Premise: Oil prices drop to two-month low
Hypothesis: Oil prices drop
Premise: Latvia, for instance, is the lowest-ranked team in the field but defeated World Cup semifinalist Turkey in a playoff to qualify for the final 16 of Euro 2004.
Hypothesis: Latvia has beaten Turkey.
Premise: Turnout for the historic vote for the first time since the EU took in 10 new members in May has hit a record low of 45.3%.
Hypothesis: New members joined the EU.
Premise: The poll, for the first time, has more than half of Americans, 52 percent, saying the war in Iraq was not worth fighting. An overwhelming majority of respondents also said it found the number of U.S. casualties in Iraq unacceptable.
Hypothesis: Many Americans don't think the war in Iraq was necessary.
Premise: Google files for its long awaited IPO.
Hypothesis: Google goes public.
Premise: The party of chancellor Gerhard Schroeder scored its worst electoral performance since the war at the June 13 European election and performed poorly at a simultaneous vote in Thuringia state.
Hypothesis: Schroeder's party didn't do well at the European elections.
Premise: A former police officer was charged with murder Thursday in the slaying of a college student who allegedly had threatened to expose their sexual relationship, authorities said.
Hypothesis: Ex-cop Rios killed student
Premise: Chadrick Fulks escaped from a Kentucky jail.
Hypothesis: Chadrick Fulks gets the death penalty
Premise: Crude Oil Prices Slump
Hypothesis: Oil prices drop
Premise: At the close, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 45 points, or 0.4 percent.
Hypothesis: Dow Jones is down.
Premise: Security preparations kept protestors at bay at the recent G8 Summit on Sea Island (USA).
Hypothesis: The G8 summit took place on an American island.
Premise: Microsoft browser bug may access private files.
Hypothesis: Microsoft fixes browser bug.
Premise: The G8 summit, held June 8-10, brought together leaders of the world's major industrial democracies, including Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom, European Union and United States.
Hypothesis: Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom and European Union participated in the G8 summit.
Premise: Congress president Sonia Gandhi has been allotted a separate office here as head of the national advisory panel for India's ruling coalition.
Hypothesis: Ms Gandhi is a member of the Congress.
Premise: Europe is currently trying to decide whether Turkey should remain a friend, either as an EU member or as a peripheral country.
Hypothesis: Turkey to join the EU.
Premise: Teenage sensation Wayne Rooney powered England into the quarter-finals of Euro 2004 with two goals in Monday's 4-2 defeat of Croatia and they were joined in the last eight by champions France who beat Switzerland 3-1.
Hypothesis: France will play England in the Euro 2004 quarter-finals.
Premise: The emerging historical record now shows White House officials downgraded threats from al Qaeda prior to 9/11 to focus on other priorities.
Hypothesis: White House ignores the threat of attack
Premise: Under the roadmap agreed by Pakistan and India, the foreign secretaries would meet in New Delhi on June 27-28 followed by a meeting between foreign ministers in August.
Hypothesis: In June there will be a diplomatic meeting between Pakistan and India.
Premise: MSF, a neutral group which depends primarily on private donations, has a reputation for sending medical staff into troublespots regarded by other agencies as too dangerous.
Hypothesis: MSF fears dangers.
Premise: Even if terrorists were to attack on Election Day, it is highly unlikely that voting could or would be halted across the United States, lawmakers and scholars said yesterday.
Hypothesis: Election postponed
Premise: Japan has been an eager participant in the Winter Olympics since the Second Games, held at St. Moritz, Switzerland, in 1928.
Hypothesis: Winter Olympics held in Japan.
Premise: An increase of $10 (U.S.) a barrel in the price of crude oil -- if sustained -- could knock about half of one percentage point off global economic growth.
Hypothesis: Crude oil price increases.
Premise: Iraqi kidnappers have released a Lebanese construction worker kidnapped this week.
Hypothesis: Hostage released in Iraq.
Premise: China delayed the Security Council vote on a controversial measure to extend the immunity of US peacekeeping troops from prosecution for war crimes.
Hypothesis: Immunity for soldiers renewed.
Premise: Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has promised to give any Iraqi who shoots down a US or British helicopter 50 million dinars.
Hypothesis: Iraq shoots down a US helicopter.
Premise: Teachers are earning credentials from Commission on Teacher Credentialing that allow them to instruct non-English speakers without being fully bilingual.
Hypothesis: Commission on Teacher Credentialing offers non-bilingual teachers credentials to work with non-English speaking students.
Premise: EU membership is a strategic necessity for Turkey, as Ankara will inevitably suffer greater foreign policy problems in the future unless it makes it into the Union.
Hypothesis: Turkey to join the EU.
Premise: A conference on Haiti was called by Aristide in hopes of rallying world support for tightening a U.N.-ordered oil and arms embargo designed to punish the Haitian military.
Hypothesis: U.N. has imposed sanctions against Haiti.
Premise: In 1995, France's President Jacques Chirac publicly predicted that an Israel-Syria agreement would be signed by the end of 1995.
Hypothesis: Israel signs a peace agreement.
Premise: Germany and Spain are all sending more troops to Afghanistan.
Hypothesis: Spain to open embassy in Afghanistan.
Premise: Clinton ordered missile strikes against Iraq in December 1998 but did not press aggressively for UN inspectors to return.
Hypothesis: There was a missile attack against Iraq in 1998.
Premise: With John Kerry newly energised for the upcoming election battle against George Bush, the secretary of state visits a beleaguered Iraqi capital where the US administration's policies are in ruins.
Hypothesis: George Bush visits Baghdad.
Premise: Mary Kate Olsen in rehab for cocaine addiction.
Hypothesis: Mary Kate Olsen is anorexic.
Premise: A federal jury needed just four hours to return a death sentence against Chadrick Fulks, who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and carjacking resulting in the death of an Horry County woman.
Hypothesis: Chadrick Fulks gets the death penalty
Premise: Excessive amounts of pesticides and chemical fertilizers may be poisoning huge tracts in India.
Hypothesis: Pesticides ruin fruits.
Premise: But even in light of this unparalleled decline, the SPD's result in the June 13 European elections is of a qualitatively different character.
Hypothesis: European elections took place on June 13.
Premise: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder accused U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of allying with European conservative parties in a ''blockade'' of the German and French-backed candidate, Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt.
Hypothesis: Schroeder doesn't support Vershoftstadt as a candidate.
Premise: Audrey Seiler faked her abduction in March.
Hypothesis: Abducted Audrey Seiler found four days after missing
Premise: The debacle marked a new low in the erosion of the SPD's popularity, which began shortly after Mr Schroeder's election in 1998. The trend accelerated after the chancellor unveiled Agenda 2010, his package of painful economic reforms, in March 2003.
Hypothesis: Schroeder was elected in 1998.
Premise: In his three years in exile in Washington, Aristide has been protected by the Secret Service 24 hours a day. And during his last week in exile, amid frenzied preparations for his return to Haiti, Aristide took time out to thank the Americans who helped his Administration.
Hypothesis: Aristide is going back to Haiti after being exiled for years.
Premise: Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, left Lillehammer for Sarajevo to pay tribute to the besieged host city of the 1984 Winter Games
Hypothesis: In 1984 the Olympic games were held in Sarajevo.
Premise: The cost of security when world leaders gather near Auchterarder for next year's G8 summit, is expected to top $150 million.
Hypothesis: More than $150 million will be probably spent for security at next year's G8 summit.
Premise: Among the issues on the vice president's agenda are human rights, the environment, a possible visit by Bill Clinton to China next year, and the controversy over alleged Chinese political contributions.
Hypothesis: Clinton visited China.
Premise: Coyote shot after biting girl in Vanier Park.
Hypothesis: Girl shot in park.
Premise: Miramax paid Moore $6 million for the film and planned a summer release date, two organizations mounted campaigns against it.
Hypothesis: Disney and Miramax against Fahrenheit 9/11
Premise: Statistically, anorexia strikes more than one in every 100 teen-age girls and young women.
Hypothesis: Anorexia strikes teens.
Premise: In order to concentrate on the upcoming release of the Pentium 4, Intel delays Pentium III 1.13GHz relaunch.
Hypothesis: Intel delays Pentium 4 release.
Premise: The three-day G8 summit will take place in Scotland.
Hypothesis: The G8 summit will last three days.
Premise: Afghanistan's first post-Taliban elections have been delayed for a second time amid increasing violence towards voters and officials, it was announced on Friday.
Hypothesis: Election postponed
Premise: The government announced last week that it plans to raise oil prices.
Hypothesis: Oil prices drop
Premise: Britney Spears is getting hitched for the second time this year - this time to a professional dancer father whose girlfriend of three years is pregnant.
Hypothesis: Britney Spears is pregnant
Premise: Across the continent, voters voiced discontent by casting ballots for opposition and fringe parties. But most of the 350 million EU citizens eligible to vote didn't bother to even cast a protest ballot.
Hypothesis: Some people voted for opposition parties to voice their discontent.
Premise: Crude oil prices jumped to record levels yesterday as already jittery international oil markets reacted to turmoil at Russian's largest petroleum producer.
Hypothesis: Oil prices hit record low.
Premise: A Vancouver wildlife conservation officer shot and killed an urban coyote in a Kitsilano park after the animal bit a child and attacked pets.
Hypothesis: Girl shot in a park.
Premise: Terrorists in Iraq killed an American soldier they have held hostage since early April because the U.S. government did not change its policy in Iraq.
Hypothesis: Hostage released in Iraq.
Premise: The Los Angeles Lakers won their 3rd straight NBA championship Wednesday night, beating the New Jersey Nets 113-107, sweeping that 4-game championship series.
Hypothesis: Lakers win the championship.
Premise: Teenage sensation Wayne Rooney powered England into the quarter-finals of Euro 2004 with two goals in Monday's 4-2 defeat of Croatia and they were joined in the last eight by champions France who beat Switzerland 3-1.
Hypothesis: England will play the quarter-finals of Euro 2004.
Premise: The White House ignores Zinni's opposition to the Iraq War.
Hypothesis: White House ignores the threat of attack
Premise: The Bugbear virus infects computers running the Windows operating system and an unpatched version of Internet Explorer 5.5.
Hypothesis: Virus infects thousands of computers.
Premise: Seiler was reported missing March 27 and was found four days later in a marsh near her campus apartment.
Hypothesis: Abducted Audrey Seiler found four days after missing.
Premise: Three of its five permanent members, France, Russia and China, are pushing the U.N. Security Council to lift the embargo on Iraq.
Hypothesis: France, Russia and China want to put an end to sanctions against Iraq.
Premise: MSF was unnerved by a Taliban accusation that its members were spying for the U.S.
Hypothesis: Taliban spies on U.S.
Premise: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder accused U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of allying with European conservative parties in a ''blockade'' of the German and French-backed candidate, Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt.
Hypothesis: According to Schroeder, Blair and Berlusconi are actively opposing Verhofstadt.
Premise: An Internet-borne infection incapacitated tens of thousands of computers on Tuesday, snarling company networks and frustrating home users as it spread across the globe.
Hypothesis: Virus infects thousands of computers
Premise: The council has prohibited any travel outside of Haiti by all officers of the Haitian military and police and all major participants in the September, 1991, coup.
Hypothesis: Haitian military is not allowed to leave Haiti.
Premise: Rios had arrested the student in April for interfering with him and another officer as they answered a police call about a loud party.
Hypothesis: Ex-cop Rios killed student
Premise: Turkey was not in favor of "the United States using Turkish bases for conflicts not affecting Turkey."
Hypothesis: The United States uses Turkish military bases.
Premise: There are two sides to the bloody conflict in Chechnya, but only one is legitimate.
Hypothesis: Two sides near agreement on Chechnya's fate.
Premise: The film was the evening's big winner, bagging the prestigious best picture Oscar to bring its tally to six.
Hypothesis: Two films won six Oscars.
Premise: A US Patriot battery shoots down an Iraqi missile in Kuwait.
Hypothesis: Iraq shoots down a US helicopter.
Premise: Iraq claimed Tuesday to have shot down a second U.S. spy plane in less than a month.
Hypothesis: Iraq shoots down U.S. helicopter.
Premise: The U.S. and British governments are gathering evidence to determine whether genocide is being committed in the Darfur region of Sudan, where an estimated 30,000 people have been killed and more than a million have fled their homes.
Hypothesis: U.S. and British governments are determining to kill 30,000 people in Sudan.
Premise: Kidnappings in Argentina have increased more than fivefold in the last two years, official figures show.
Hypothesis: Argentina sees upsurge in kidnappings.
Premise: The Lillehammer Olympic Games organizing committee said 65 countries have entered, matching the number of nations at the 1992 Winter Games in Albertville, France.
Hypothesis: In the Lillehammer Olympic Games there are as many participating countries as in Albertville in 1992.
Premise: Former president Bill Clinton said he agreed with President Bush's decision to confront Iraq about its potential weapons programmes, but thought the administration erred in starting a war in 2003 rather than allowing UN weapons inspectors longer to carry out their work.
Hypothesis: Clinton agrees with Bush's decision to start the war in 2003.
Premise: Iraq has been under a stringent economic embargo since its August 1990 invasion of Kuwait and relief workers are increasingly concerned about the health of its population.
Hypothesis: An embargo was imposed on Iraq in 1990.
Premise: Al Thawra added, "Lahoud is well aware of that and realizes that Israeli challenges have never stopped for one moment," and that escalation "will not hamper him from undertaking his national duties, relying on the support of all of Lebanon with all of its factions, as well as on the full support of Syria in order to achieve his national tasks and deliver on his commitments.
Hypothesis: The newspaper added that regardless of the Israeli challenges, Lahoud would still be able to deliver on his duties, supported by Syria and a united Lebanon.
Premise: Seven Egyptian human rights organizations issued a plea today, Monday, to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to hold accountable those responsible for the acts of torture that targeted residents of a village in Egypt's countryside while investigating two capital murders last August.
Hypothesis: Particular seven organizations Egyptian Organization for human rights today, Monday appealed to the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak a cost-accounting the responsible for acts of torture which aimed villagers in upper Egypt during the investigation in the crimes killed in last August
Premise: The Natural Disaster Coordination Authority reported in a statement in Guatemala City, that "due to our proximity to the extremely violent hurricane, with wind speed approaching 290 km/hour, which may pose a severe threat to the population, we have decided to declare a state of maximum emergency."
Hypothesis: A state of emergency was declared in Guatemala.
Premise: Barazan has eight children, some of whom are studying in Switzerland. Al-Takriti had earlier filed an application with the Canton of Geneva's authorities for granting his six children who live with him in Geneva "a residency vacation for a short period."
Hypothesis: Al-Takriti requested that his eight children, who are studying in Switzerland, be allowed to stay there.
Premise: The Prosecutor-General explained, in a statement received by Agence France Presse, that the investigation judge's request was sent today, Monday, to the Federal Police Authority, "which has the responsibility of deciding whether or not it will forward this request to the British authorities."
Hypothesis: Indicated the Prosecutor in statement received by AFP that requested the investigative judge rose today, Monday to the Federal Court of the police "dating back to the responsibility to determine whether will transform this request to the British authorities".
Premise: The airport will not be opened without the go-ahead from the Palestinian Authority in Gaza, at which point the Moroccan delegation will oversee the running of the airport.
Hypothesis: A Moroccan delegation is waiting for the green light from the Palestinian Authority to supervise the airport's operation.
Premise: In turn, the Editor-in-Chief of Al Jumhoria Newspaper was appointed Ambassador of Iraq to India.
Hypothesis: Al Jumhoria is the Iraqi Ambassador to India.
Premise: Independent election candidate, Arif Dalilah, is calling for "legislative, economic and administrative reforms,"  which he sees as an "urgent task".
Hypothesis: Dalilah is calling for many urgent reforms.
Premise: The former wife of the South African president did not ask for amnesty, and her activities were not listed in the political reports submitted by the African National Congress to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 1996 and 1997.
Hypothesis: Winny Mandela, the President's ex-wife, is requesting amnesty.
Premise: American President Bill Clinton officially opened the proceedings by noting that "there is a very difficult task that we have to undertake if we want to reach an agreement that advances the peace process and one that we need little time to make."
Hypothesis: President Clinton noted that the task was not difficult, but that there was little time to make the decision.
Premise: Short clashes took place in front of the hospital today when the right-wing Chilean Senator Ignacio Perez Quiron left the building.
Hypothesis: There were confrontations today outside the hospital when Senator Perez Quiron emerged.
Premise: In a statement released by Nelson Mandela's party, the members expressed their wish to "prevent the release of extracts from the report, which accuse the African National Congress of violations of basic human rights, committed during the apartheid years.
Hypothesis: President Nelson Mandela's party wants to prevent the publication of certain paragraphs of the report.
Premise: The parties, which Zeroual consulted during the past few weeks, had expressed their desire to postpone the elections, arguing that the interval given by the president until the end of February was very short.
Hypothesis: The parties that consulted by Zeroual during the past few weeks has She wished to throughout the elections saying the deadline left behind by President to the end February very short notice
Premise: Egyptian television is preparing to film a series that highlights the unity and cohesion of Moslems and Copts as the single fabric of the Egyptian society, exemplifying in particular the story of former United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Ghali.
Hypothesis: Egyptian television will make a series about Moslems, Copts and Boutros Boutros Ghali.
Premise: Yigit says that the Prime Minister and Minister of State for the Economy, Gunes Taner, knew about this relationship when he bought the state-owned Turkish Commercial Bank last July for 600 million dollars.
Hypothesis: Yigit also alleges that top politicians were aware of the relationship.
Premise: Defense Department Spokesman, Kenneth Bacon, said that "Secretary Cohen is confident after this meeting, that the United States will get the support it needs to take appropriate measures to back the United Nations."
Hypothesis: Minister Cohen said that the United Nations will back the United States.
Premise: The "True Path" Party under the leadership of the former Foreign Minister, Tansu Ciller, submitted the memorandum following the airing of a recorded tape containing information disclosed by businessman Korkmaz Yigit yesterday evening, Tuesday, via two television channels he owns.
Hypothesis: Tansu Ciller's "True Path" party submitted the memo after Korkmaz Yigit aired a tape containing incriminating evidence on his television stations.
Premise: Two Western citizens, one of whom is British, three policemen and two kidnappers were wounded in the attack that ended in the arrest of 13 kidnappers.
Hypothesis: Wounded nationals statement one British and three police and in the attack which ended the arrest 13
Premise: Well-known businessman, Representative Badi Flaha, whose term is expiring, thought that reforms are essential to develop the economy "but in Syria we prefer" to implement them slowly but assuredly.
Hypothesis: Flaha explained that slow but sure progress was the "Syrian way."
Premise: The toll rose particularly in Nicaragua with the discovery of 500 bodies in the town of Juaolie, which was practically destroyed, in the northern part of the country, and a hundred more on the flanks of the Casitas Volcano near Posoltega, 140 kilometers northwest of Managua, where a mudslide last Friday erased five villages from existence.
Hypothesis: Many people in northern Nicaragua were killed.
Premise: The economy created 228,000 new jobs after a disappointing 112,000 in June.
Hypothesis: The economy created 228,000 jobs after dissapointing the 112,000 of June.
Premise: There is no doubt that we would be happy if the international climates were calmer, but the world crisis did not affect the move to the Euro."
Hypothesis: The world crisis did not affect Europe.
Premise: Although the hospital insists that King Hussein is not fully free of the cancer, they are hopeful that he will recover.
Hypothesis: The statement added that King Hussein "has been cured completely."
Premise: The funeral procession headed to the headquarters of the United Nations Development Programme in Baghdad, where funeral goers held banners denouncing the Americans as "Enemies of God."
Hypothesis: The funeral party held signs denouncing Americans as "enemies of God," outside the UNDP in Baghdad.
Premise: It was reported today in The Chinese People newspaper, that the Central Bank of China and the National Monetary Authority approved the use of the EURO, from the first week of January.
Hypothesis: China is to accept the Euro.
Premise: Although the results of the Azerbaijani elections have not yet been officially revealed, outgoing president, Heydar Aliyev is already celebrating his win, claiming 75% of the votes.
Hypothesis: Heydar Aliyev, the current Azerbaijani president, is thought to have been re-elected.
Premise: The American president faces on Thursday a vote in the House of Representatives, and he may become the second president in the history of the United States voted to be removed by the House of Representatives.
Hypothesis: The president may be removed from the House of Representatives.
Premise: The group owns a training camp in the Abyan mountains, and its membership is estimated at about 200 persons.
Hypothesis: The group trains it's 200 members in the Nuba mountains.
Premise: Al-Koshah's events had surfaced after the British "Sunday Telegraph" newspaper published last October 25 an article in which it accused Egyptian police of "crucifying and raping Copts."
Hypothesis: Was events Al Kusheh case emerged after the publication " newspaper Sunday Telegraph " the British on 25 last October writes an accused in which the Egyptian police " with steel Copts and rape of their Families
Premise: Although the report recognises that the African National Congress had no policy of torture, it cannot deny that the Congress did resort to mass torture during the 1980's.
Hypothesis: The ANC carried out torture during the 1980's.
Premise: Speaking at the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, he said accusingly, that Christina Lamb, the British journalist responsible for the "Sunday Telegraph" article, is known very well by the Israelis.
Hypothesis: He accused the Israelis of knowing the British journalist very well.
Premise: It was emphasized by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that the African National Congress, which was in power at the time, "seriously violated human rights" as it struggled against the apartheid regime in South Africa.
Hypothesis: The Commission said that the African National Congress violated human rights.
Premise: It should be mentioned that during the last legislative elections in August 1994, the ruling coalition in Syria, "The Progressive National Front", gained 167 seats out of the 250 the congress is comprised of.
Hypothesis: The "Rwandese Progressive Patriotic Front" won 167 seats in the 1994 election.
Premise: The hospital where the Jordanian monarch is being treated in Rochester (Minnesota) announced that the treatment of King Hussein, who is inflicted with cancer of the lymphatic glands, is nearing its end and will be finished within three or four weeks.
Hypothesis: The Queen of Jordan will be released from Rochester hospital, (Minnesota) within a month.
Premise: Nick Parsons, an economic expert at "Paribas Capital Markets" company in London, said that "this measure will decrease the difficulties that may accompany the start of dealing "with the Euro", and added that "the Euro will consequently become a strong and stable currency."
Hypothesis: Nick Zuniga, an economist in "Kerry Group Ltd." in London, feels that the Euro will inevitably become strong.
Premise: Before the opening of the Gaza airport, the Palestinian private government plane had been kept in Al Arish airport in Sinai, Egypt.
Hypothesis: Palestine's government jet used to be kept in Egypt.
Premise: The spokesman for the rescue authorities, Linart Ohlin, said that the accident took place between 01:00 and dawn today, Friday (00:00 GMT) in a disco behind the theatre, where "hundreds" of young people were present.
Hypothesis: The fire happened in the early hours of Friday morning, and hundreds of young people were present.