Hyukkyu/superglue huggingface dataset:
Premise: Claude Chabrol (born June 24, 1930) is a French movie director and has become well-known in the 40 years since his first film, Le Beau Serge , for his chilling tales of murder, including Le Boucher .
Hypothesis: Le Beau Serge was directed by Chabrol.
Premise: Claude Chabrol (born June 24, 1930) is a French movie director and has become well-known in the 40 years since his first film, Le Beau Serge , for his chilling tales of murder, including Le Boucher .
Hypothesis: Le Boucher was made by a French movie director.
Premise: Claude Chabrol divorced Agnes, his first wife, to marry the actress Stéphane Audran. His third wife is Aurore Paquiss.
Hypothesis: Aurore Paquiss married Chabrol.
Premise: The Communist Party USA was a small Maoist political party which was founded in 1965 by members of the Communist Party around Michael Laski who took the side of China in the Sino-Soviet split.
Hypothesis: Michael Laski was a member of a Maoist political party.
Premise: The Communist Party USA was a small Maoist political party which was founded in 1965 by members of the Communist Party around Michael Laski who took the side of China in the Sino-Soviet split.
Hypothesis: Michael Laski was an opponent of China.
Premise: Born near Yirrkala in the Northern Territory, Yunupingu is one of the Gumatj clan of the Yolngu people.
Hypothesis: Yunupingu is a member of the Yolngu people.
Premise: Sandra Goudie was first elected to Parliament in the 2002 elections, narrowly winning the seat of Coromandel by defeating Labour candidate Max Purnell and pushing incumbent Green MP Jeanette Fitzsimons into third place.
Hypothesis: Sandra Goudie was defeated by Max Purnell.
Premise: Ms. Minton left Australia in 1961 to pursue her studies in London.
Hypothesis: Ms. Minton was born in Australia.
Premise: Minton's first major part in England was as Maggie Dempster in the premiere of Nicholas Maw's One Man Show. Shortly thereafter, she became a regular member of the company of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden.
Hypothesis: Maggie Dempster was a member of the company of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden.
Premise: Marcel Beaubien unsuccessfully sought election to the Canadian House of Commons as the Conservative candidate in the federal riding of Sarnia-Lambton in 2004.
Hypothesis: Marcel Beaubien was elected to the Canadian House of Commons.
Premise: In the Super Nintendo Entertainment System release of the game as Final Fantasy III , Biggs' name was Vicks.
Hypothesis: Final Fantasy III is produced by the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Premise: Judge Drew served as Justice until Kennon returned to claim his seat in 1945.
Hypothesis: Kennon served as Justice.
Premise: In 1956 Accardo won the Geneva Competition and in 1958 became the first prize winner of the Paganini Competition in Genoa. He has recorded Paganini's famous 24 Caprices (re-recorded in 1999) for solo violin and was the first to record all six of the Paganini Violin Concertos.
Hypothesis: Accardo composed 24 Caprices.
Premise: In 1956 Accardo won the Geneva Competition and in 1958 became the first prize winner of the Paganini Competition in Genoa.
Hypothesis: Accardo won the Paganini Competition in Genoa.
Premise: Dawson is currently a Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne, and an Adjunct Professor at Monash University.
Hypothesis: Dawson teaches at Monash University.
Premise: David Golinkin is the editor or author of eighteen books, and over 150 responsa, articles, sermons and books.
Hypothesis: Golinkin has written eighteen books.
Premise: David Golinkin is single-handedly responsible for uncovering and re-publishing dozens of responsa of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly, making them available to the general public in a three-volume set.
Hypothesis: David Golinkin is the author of dozen of responsa of the Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly.
Premise: Ryo Okumoto (born in Osaka, Japan) is a keyboardist, best known for his work with progressive rock group Spock's Beard.
Hypothesis: The rock group Spock's Beard comes from Japan.
Premise: During Reinsdorf's 24 seasons as chairman of the White Sox, the team has captured American League division championships three times, including an AL Central title in 2000.
Hypothesis: Reinsdorf was the chairman of the White Sox for 24 seasons.
Premise: During Reinsdorf's 24 seasons as chairman of the White Sox, the team has captured American League division championships three times, including an AL Central title in 2000.
Hypothesis: The White Sox have won 24 championships.
Premise: Major League Baseball and its clubs have purchased more than $260 million in goods and services from minority and women-owned businesses.
Hypothesis: Major League Baseball and its clubs have bought minority and women-owned businesses.
Premise: Anu Kepa was married for many years to Ro Teimumu Kepa, an Adi (Fijian chief) and politician in her own right. They had four children: Filipe, Sailosi, Jr., Asenaca, and Tupoutu'a.
Hypothesis: Anu Kepa served a Fijian chief.
Premise: Kepa was married for many years to Ro Teimumu Kepa, an Adi (Fijian chief) and politician in her own right. They had four children: Filipe, Sailosi, Jr., Asenaca, and Tupoutu'a.
Hypothesis: Kepa was the father of four children.
Premise: Sean Brown (born November 5, 1976 in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada) is a National Hockey League utility player and enforcer.
Hypothesis: Sean Brown plays in the National Hockey League.
Premise: Born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, Brockwell played his county cricket for the very strong Surrey side of the last years of the 19th century.
Hypothesis: Brockwell was born in Surrey.
Premise: Born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, Brockwell played his county cricket for the very strong Surrey side of the last years of the 19th century.
Hypothesis: Brockwell was born in the last years of the 19th century.
Premise: Crime in Choir is an instrumental progressive rock band from San Francisco. The founding lineup in the fall of 2000 consisted of Kenny Hopper, an early member of At the Drive-In, Jeff Hunt and Zach Hill of Hella.
Hypothesis: Jeff Hunt was a member of At the Drive-In.
Premise: Natta was confirmed as leader of the PCI during the Florence congress in 1986, but in 1988 he was forced to resign by a heart attack and was succeeded by Achille Occhetto.
Hypothesis: Achille Occhetto was a leader of the PCI.
Premise: Natta, along with Cossutta, strongly opposed Occhetto's proposal in the historic "Bolognina split" to change the party's name .
Hypothesis: Cossutta was an opponent of Occhetto.
Premise: KOOG was Utah's first Pax affiliate, and changed its call letters to KUPX in February 1998.
Hypothesis: KUPX was an affiliate of KOOG.
Premise: Upon receiving his Ph.D., Wetherill became a staff member at Carnegie's Department of Terrestrial Magnetism (DTM) in Washington, D.C. He originated the concept of the Concordia Diagram for the uranium-lead isotopic system.
Hypothesis: Wetherill was the inventor of the concept of the Concordia Diagram.
Premise: Rising in the Blackdown Hills just inside the border of Somerset the River Otter flows for some 32 kilometers finally reaching the sea at Budleigh Salterton.
Hypothesis: Budleigh Salterton is located in Somerset.
Premise: The Gaspé Peninsula or just the Gaspé ( la Gaspésie in French) is a North American peninsula on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River, in Quebec.
Hypothesis: The Gaspé Peninsula is located in Quebec.
Premise: A Revenue Cutter, the ship was named for Harriet Lane, niece of President James Buchanan, who served as Buchanan's White House hostess.
Hypothesis: Harriet Lane owned a Revenue Cutter.
Premise: A Revenue Cutter, the ship was named for Harriet Lane, niece of President James Buchanan, who served as Buchanan's White House hostess.
Hypothesis: Harriet Lane was a relative of President James Buchanan.
Premise: A Revenue Cutter, the ship was named for Harriet Lane, niece of President James Buchanan, who served as Buchanan's White House hostess.
Hypothesis: Harriet Lane worked at the White House.
Premise: She was transferred again to Navy when the American Civil War began, 1861.
Hypothesis: The American Civil War started in 1861.
Premise: Landowska was responsible for the composition of several other new pieces of music for the instrument, notably Manuel de Falla's harpsichord concerto and his El retablo de Maese Pedro (at the premiere of which, at the salon of Winnaretta Singer, Poulenc and Landowska met for the first time).
Hypothesis: Landowska is the inventor of the harpsichord.
Premise: Robinson's garden style can be seen today at Gravetye Manor, West Sussex, England, though it is more manicured than it was in Robinson's time.
Hypothesis: Gravetye Manor belongs to Robinson.
Premise: Robinson's garden style can be seen today at Gravetye Manor, West Sussex, England, though it is more manicured than it was in Robinson's time.
Hypothesis: Gravetye Manor is located in West Sussex.
Premise: Robinson left his native Ireland in 1861 to take up a job at the Botanical Gardens of Regents Park, London, and then worked for the leading horticultural firm of Veitch.
Hypothesis: Robinson was born in Ireland.
Premise: Robinson became a fellow of the Linnaean Society at the age of 29 and a successful gardening correspondent of The Times .
Hypothesis: Robinson was a member of the Linnaean Society.
Premise: He wrote many books, including two particularly influential ones, The Wild Garden, and The English Flower Garden; his lifelong friend Gertrude Jekyll contributed some sections.
Hypothesis: Gertrude Jekyll co-authored The Wild Garden.
Premise: The first meeting between Robinson and Gertrude Jekyll was in 1875; they were in accord in their design principles and maintained a close friendship and professional association for over 50 years.
Hypothesis: Robinson was a business partner of Gertrude Jekyll.
Premise: British Airways Ltd was first formed as Allied British Airways in October, 1935 by the merger of Spartan Air Lines and United Airways. It rapidly acquired Hillman's Airways, adopted its definitive name, and transferred its UK base to the new Gatwick Airport.
Hypothesis: Spartan Air Lines acquired United Airways.
Premise: British Airways Ltd was first formed as Allied British Airways in October, 1935 by the merger of Spartan Air Lines and United Airways. It rapidly acquired Hillman's Airways, adopted its definitive name, and transferred its UK base to the new Gatwick Airport.
Hypothesis: Hillman's Airways was sold to British Airways.
Premise: The Crathes castle served as the ancestral seat of the Burnetts of Leys until gifted to the National Trust for Scotland by the 13th Baronet of Leys, Sir James Burnett in 1951.
Hypothesis: Sir James Burnett was the owner of the Crathes castle.
Premise: The Crathes castle served as the ancestral seat of the Burnetts of Leys until gifted to the National Trust for Scotland by the 13th Baronet of Leys, Sir James Burnett in 1951.
Hypothesis: The Crathes caste was bought by the National Trust for Scotland.
Premise: The Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center for Near-Eastern Studies is a study center for Brigham Young University situated on Mount Scopus in East Jerusalem.
Hypothesis: The Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center for Near-Eastern Studies is located in Jerusalem.
Premise: Brigham Young University began its Jerusalem study program in 1968, first at the City Hotel in East Jerusalem.
Hypothesis: Brigham Young University was founded in 1968.
Premise: A major controversy sparked in Israel and in the Jewish world as a whole, leading to careful diplomatic negotiations between the LDS Church and Jewish leaders, to ensure that the LDS Church would not use the Center as a base to proselytize in the Jewish State.
Hypothesis: The LDS Church was banned from Israel.
Premise: Oscar Chisini (born March 4, 1889 in Bergamo, died April 10, 1967 in Milan) was an Italian mathematician. He introduced the Chisini mean in 1929.
Hypothesis: Oscar Chisini died in 1967.
Premise: In 1929 he founded the Institute of Mathematics ( Istituto di Matematica ) at the University of Milan, along with Gian Antonio Maggi and Giulio Vivanti.
Hypothesis: The Institute of Mathematics is based in Milan.
Premise: In 1929 he founded the Institute of Mathematics ( Istituto di Matematica ) at the University of Milan, along with Gian Antonio Maggi and Giulio Vivanti.
Hypothesis: The University of Milan was founded by Gian Antonio Maggi and Giulio Vivanti.
Premise: The Japanese surrendered on May 25, 1945, thus, Magdalena, as well as the Philippines, was liberated from the tyranny of the Japanese army.
Hypothesis: The Philippines surrendered to the Japanese army.
Premise: The Japanese surrendered on May 25, 1945, thus, Magdalena, as well as the Philippines, was liberated from the tyranny of the Japanese army.
Hypothesis: The Philippines defeated the Japanese army in 1945.
Premise: Kazumura Cave is the longest, and the deepest lava tube in the world. Located on the southeastern slopes of Mauna Loa, the southern summit is on Big Island, Hawai'i.
Hypothesis: The longest lava tube in the world is located in the Hawai'i.
Premise: A rhinestone is an imitation diamond made from rock crystal, glass or acrylic.
Hypothesis: Diamonds are made with glass.
Premise: The rhinestone-studded Nudie suit was invented by Nudie Cohn in the 1940s, an Americanization of the matador's "suit of lights".
Hypothesis: The matador's "suit of lights" was invented by Nudie Cohn.
Premise: A graduate of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in London, Fiona Wood worked at a major British hospital before marrying Western Australian born surgeon Tony Keirath and migrating to Perth with their first two children in 1987.
Hypothesis: Fiona Wood graduated from St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in London.
Premise: A graduate of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in London, Fiona Wood worked at a major British hospital before marrying Western Australian born surgeon Tony Keirath and migrating to Perth with their first two children in 1987.
Hypothesis: Fiona Wood is Tony Keirath's wife.
Premise: A graduate of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in London, Fiona Wood worked at a major British hospital before marrying Western Australian born surgeon Tony Keirath and migrating to Perth with their first two children in 1987.
Hypothesis: Tony Keirath worked at a major British hospital.
Premise: A graduate of St Thomas's Hospital Medical School in London, Fiona Wood worked at a major British hospital before marrying Western Australian born surgeon Tony Keirath and migrating to Perth with their first two children in 1987.
Hypothesis: Fiona Wood was of Australian origin.
Premise: Maldon is a town in Victoria, Australia, in the Mount Alexander Shire local government area. A town in Britain bears the same name.
Hypothesis: The town of Maldon is located in Britain.
Premise: The infinite canvas is the idea that the size of a digital comics page is theoretically infinite. The concept was introduced by Scott McCloud in his book Reinventing Comics.
Hypothesis: Reinventing Comics is a book by Scott McCloud.
Premise: In June of 2004, an application called InfiniteCanvas (or IC) was released by student Markus Müller, attempting to provide a solution to the common problems of infinite canvas.
Hypothesis: InfiniteCanvas was created by Markus Müller.
Premise: Scott Island is a small uninhabited island of volcanic origin in the Southern Ocean, 505 km northeastward of Cape Adare, the northeastern extremity of Victoria Land.
Hypothesis: Scott Island lies 505 km northeastward of Victoria.
Premise: Scott Island is a small uninhabited island of volcanic origin in the Southern Ocean, 505 km northeastward of Cape Adare, the northeastern extremity of Victoria Land.
Hypothesis: No people live on Scott Island.
Premise: Scott Island is 370 metres long and 180 m wide, with the highest elevation being Haggits Pillar at 63 m.
Hypothesis: Haggits Pillar is located in Scott Island.
Premise: Scott Island was discovered and landed upon in December 1902 by Captain William Colbeck commander of the Morning , relief ship for Capt. Robert F. Scott's expedition. The island was then named Markham Island.
Hypothesis: William Colbeck reached Markham Island in December 1902.
Premise: Scott Island is part of the Ross Dependency, claimed by New Zealand.
Hypothesis: Scott Island belongs to New Zealand.
Premise: Ullmann taught technical chemistry during 1905-1913 and 1922-1925 at the Technischen Hochschule Berlin -now Technical University of Berlin-, first as part of the ordinary teaching staff, later on as a Professor.
Hypothesis: Ullmann worked as a Professor at the Technischen Hochschule Berlin.
Premise: Ullmann was married to Irma Goldberg who was his assistant from 1905 to 1910 at his laboratory.
Hypothesis: Ullmann and Irma Goldberg got married in 1905.
Premise: By the end of the 1950s the resolution of radio telescopes was sufficient to be able to identify specific radio sources with optical counterparts, leading to the discovery of quasars.
Hypothesis: Quasars were discovered at the end of the 1950s.
Premise: Muybridge had earlier developed an invention he called the Zoopraxiscope.
Hypothesis: The Zoopraxiscope was invented by Muybridge.
Premise: Edison, Dickson and the other employees of Edison's laboratory made progress on the design to a point.
Hypothesis: Dickson worked for Edison.
Premise: Shortly thereafter the fledgling American auto industry began its first efforts and George Selden, despite never actually producing a working model of an automobile, had a credible claim to have patented the automobile.
Hypothesis: George Selden produced an automobile.
Premise: By the 12th century the tournament had grown so popular in England that King Henry II found it necessary to forbid the sport which gathered in one place so many barons and knights in arms.
Hypothesis: King Henry II banned tournaments.
Premise: More than one chronicler records the violent death, in 1066, of a French baron named Geoffroi de Preulli, who, according to the testimony of his contemporaries, "invented tournaments.
Hypothesis: Geoffroi de Preulli was killed during a tournament.
Premise: Buckley's Mixture is a cough syrup invented in 1919 (and still produced today) noted for its extremely bitter taste.
Hypothesis: Buckley's Mixture is a remedy against cough.
Premise: The title was again created for John Holles. When he died in 1711 the title became extinct but his estates passed to his nephew Thomas Pelham, who three years later upon coming of age received the title in its third creation. In 1757 he received the additional title of "Newcastle-under-Lyne".
Hypothesis: John Holles received the title of "Newcastle-under-Lyne".
Premise: The first Teniente Alcalde or Capitan (the highest political authority in a town) was Don Mauricio San Mateo.
Hypothesis: Don Mauricio San Mateo held the position of Capitan.
Premise: Celestial Seasonings is a tea company based in Boulder, Colorado that specialises in herbal tea but also sells green and black tea (as well as white and oolong blends). Its founders Mo Siegel, John Hay and others started gathering herbs and flowers in the mountains around Boulder and selling them to local health-food stores in 1969.
Hypothesis: Celestial Seasonings was founded by Mo Siegel and John Hay.
Premise: Celestial Seasonings was purchased by Kraft Foods in 1984 which expanded the marketing of the brand both nationally and internationally.
Hypothesis: Kraft sold Celestial Seasonings.
Premise: Mo Siegel retired in 1986, and the next year, Kraft announced they would sell Celestial Seasonings to Lipton.
Hypothesis: Kraft sold Celestial Seasonings to Lipton in 1986.
Premise: Mo Siegel retired in 1986, and the next year, Kraft announced they would sell Celestial Seasonings to Lipton. The sale was successfully challenged by Bigelow under anti-trust laws, and local management purchased the company back from Kraft in 1988.
Hypothesis: Kraft sold Celestial Seasonings.
Premise: Dr. Felix Soto Toro (born 1967 in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico), is an astronaut applicant and an Electrical Designs Engineer in NASA, who developed an electronic 3D measuring system.
Hypothesis: Soto Toro invented a 3D measuring system.
Premise: Levomepromazine has off-label uses as an antiemetic for cancer patients and for the treatment of cases of treatment-resistant insomnia.
Hypothesis: Levomepromazine is a remedy against insomnia.
Premise: If levomepromazine is given concomitantly with opioids, the opioid-dose should be reduced, because levomepromazine amplifies the therapeutic actions and side-effects of opioids massively.
Hypothesis: Levomepromazine reduces the side-effects of opioids.
Premise: The first Windows Challenge was held in 2004, consisting of less than 30 teams within the United States. In 2005, it was opened to the rest of the world. 278 teams from all over the world participated.
Hypothesis: 278 teams from all over the world participated in the first Windows Challenge.
Premise: The United Center, home for the Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks, opened for the 1994-95 season, and the Bulls began using the Sheri L. Berto Center, their state-of-the-art training facility, in 1992.
Hypothesis: Blackhawks are based in Chicago.
Premise: The United Center, home for the Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks, opened for the 1994-95 season, and the Bulls began using the Sheri L. Berto Center, their state-of-the-art training facility, in 1992.
Hypothesis: The United Center belongs to the Bulls.
Premise: The Miracle Field, which is a field specifically designed for children with special needs, is the third field of its kind built in the last year in the Chicago area with funds from Chicago White Sox Charities.
Hypothesis: Chicago White Sox Charities support children with special needs.
Premise: Techwood Homes was demolished in 1995 before the 1996 Summer Olympics. It and neighboring Clark Howell Homes are now a mixed-use area called Centennial Place.
Hypothesis: Techwood Homes was situated next to Clark Howell Homes.
Premise: After delivering her patients, the ship sailed 26 May 1946 for the atomic tests at Bikini Atoll, and after providing medical services during the series of nuclear blasts during Operation Crossroads, she returned to Seattle 15 August 1946.
Hypothesis: The atomic tests at Bikini Atoll took place in 1946.
Premise: Lauren landed her first job performing in the national touring company of the musical "Dreamgirls". Loraine would often step in for her sister in "Dreamgirls", in which they played the role of "Mimi Marquez".
Hypothesis: Loraine took part in the musical "Dreamgirls".
Premise: From the Illinois side of the bridge, signs marked "HISTORIC ROUTE 66 SPUR" take travellers to the Illinois side of the bridge and a "HISTORIC ROUTE 66" sign marks the Missouri side of the bridge.
Hypothesis: Illinois borders on Missouri.
Premise: In the May 2005 general election Michael Howard failed to unseat the Labour Government, although the Conservatives did gain 33 seats, playing the most significant role in reducing Labour's majority from 167 to 66.
Hypothesis: The Labour lost the majority in the May 2005 election.
Premise: In the May 2005 general election Michael Howard failed to unseat the Labour Government, although the Conservatives did gain 33 seats, playing the most significant role in reducing Labour's majority from 167 to 66.
Hypothesis: Michael Howard was part of the Labour Government.
Premise: However Confederate arms buyers Captains Caleb Huse and James Bulloch contracted for all the rifles and revolvers the Armoury could produce.
Hypothesis: Huse worked together with Bolloch.
Premise: In 1999 Cauty produced several remixes under the alias The Scourge Of The Earth for artists such as Placebo, Marilyn Manson, Hawkwind, Ian Brown, The Orb etc.
Hypothesis: Placebo collaborated with Marilyn Manson.
Premise: He was initially successful, negotiating a 3/4 of 1 percent royalty on all cars sold by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers, the ALAM.
Hypothesis: The ALAM manufactured cars.
Premise: Henry Ford, owner of the Ford Motor Company, founded in Detroit, Michigan in 1903, and four other car makers resolved to contest the patent infringement suit filed by Selden and EVC.
Hypothesis: Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company.
Premise: However, Henry Ford, owner of the Ford Motor Company, founded in Detroit, Michigan in 1903, and four other car makers resolved to contest the patent infringement suit filed by Selden and EVC.
Hypothesis: The Ford Motor Company filed a lawsuit against Selden and EVC.
Premise: Maler ended his physically demanding expeditions in the jungles in 1905 and retired to his home in Mérida, Yucatán.
Hypothesis: Maler retired in 1905.
Premise: Maler ended his physically demanding expeditions in the jungles in 1905 and retired to his home in Mérida, Yucatán.
Hypothesis: Maler lived in Yucatán.
Premise: Primrose Hill is a hill and district located on the north side of Regent's Park. The hill has a fine view of central London. Like Regent's Park the area was once part of a great chase appropriated by Henry VIII and became Crown property in 1841.
Hypothesis: Primrose Hill is located in London.
Premise: Leloir's investigations came to fruition during the period he served in this laboratory, simultaneously serving as a visiting professor of the Faculty of Natural and Exact Sciences; this work was interrupted by periods pursuing further studies at Cambridge, the Enzyme Research Laboratory in the United States of America and other leading world centers of scientific research.
Hypothesis: Leloir served as a visiting professor at Cambridge.
Premise: At the beginning of 1948, Leloir's team identified the carnucleotide sugars, compounds that play a fundamental part in metabolism of carbon hydrates, a discovery that brought worldwide recognition to the Institute.
Hypothesis: Leloir discovered the metabolism of carbon hydrates.
Premise: Leloir was promptly given the Premio de la Sociedad Científica Argentina, one of few to receive such a prize in a country in which he was a foreigner.
Hypothesis: Leloir won the Premio de la Sociedad Científica Argentina.
Premise: Leloir was promptly given the Premio de la Sociedad Científica Argentina, one of few to receive such a prize in a country in which he was a foreigner.
Hypothesis: Leloir was born in Argentina.
Premise: Belknap married and lost his first two wives, Cora LeRoy and Carrie Tomlinson, and married Mrs. John Bower, his second wife's sister.
Hypothesis: Carrie Tomlinson was Mrs. John Bower's sister.
Premise: Belknap married and lost his first two wives, Cora LeRoy and Carrie Tomlinson, and married Mrs. John Bower, his second wife's sister.
Hypothesis: Belknap was married to Carrie Tomlinson.
Premise: Belknap was impeached by a unanimous vote of the House of Representatives for allegedly having received money in return for post tradership appointments.
Hypothesis: Belknap was accused of having received money in return for post tradership appointments.
Premise: Belknap was impeached by a unanimous vote of the House of Representatives for allegedly having received money in return for post tradership appointments.
Hypothesis: Belknap received money in return for post tradership appointments.
Premise: Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park is a northern Los Angeles County park acquired by LA County government in the 1970s.
Hypothesis: The Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park is a property of the LA County government.
Premise: Vasquez Rocks are located in the Agua Dulce vicinity between the Antelope Valley and the Santa Clarita Valley just north of Los Angeles and seen easily by motorists driving the Antelope Valley Freeway.
Hypothesis: Agua Dulce is found just north of Los Angeles.
Premise: Vasquez Rocks' history began in prehistoric times when the sandstone rocks were uplifted at a picturesque angle, showing their jagged red features. The rock formations are part of the San Andreas Fault.
Hypothesis: Vasquez Rocks are part of the San Andreas Fault.
Premise: Vasquez Rocks' history began in prehistoric times when the sandstone rocks were uplifted at a picturesque angle, showing their jagged red features. The rock formations are part of the San Andreas Fault.
Hypothesis: The San Andreas Fault was formed in prehistoric times.
Premise: A band of ranchers under the leadership of Pedro Quintanar, upon hearing that Father Bátiz had been killed, seized the local treasury and declared themselves in rebellion.
Hypothesis: Father Bátiz was killed by a band of ranchers.
Premise: A band of ranchers under the leadership of Pedro Quintanar, upon hearing that Father Bátiz had been killed, seized the local treasury and declared themselves in rebellion.
Hypothesis: Pedro Quintanar was the leader of a band of ranchers.
Premise: Another uprising was led by the mayor of Pénjamo, Guanajuato, Luis Navarro Origel, beginning on September 28. He was defeated by federal troops in the open land around the town, but retreated into the mountains, where he and his men continued as guerrillas.
Hypothesis: Luis Navarro Origel became a guerilla.
Premise: This region became the main focal point of the rebellion lead by 27-year-old René Capistran Garza, leader of the Mexican Association of Catholic Youth.
Hypothesis: The Mexican Association of Catholic Youth was lead by René Capistran Garza.
Premise: Though Wilkins and his family settled quickly in Italy, it wasn't a successful era for Milan, and Wilkins was allowed to leave in 1987 to join French outfit Paris Saint-Germain.
Hypothesis: Wilkins arrived in Italy in 1987.
Premise: Wilkins was chosen for the England's squad which qualified for the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, and played in the opening defeat against Portugal.
Hypothesis: England defeated Portugal in the 1986 World Cup.
Premise: André Henri Constant van Hasselt was born at Maastricht, in Limburg. He was educated in his native town, and at the university of Liège.
Hypothesis: André Henri Constant van Hasselt was educated in Maastricht.
Premise: In 1833 Van Hasselt left Maastricht, then blockaded by the Belgian forces, and made his way to Brussels, where he became a naturalized Belgian, and was attached to the Bibliotheque de Bourgogne.
Hypothesis: Van Hasselt was of Belgian origin.
Premise: Bountiful departed San Francisco 1 April 1944 for Honolulu, returned later that month, and sailed once more 1 May for the western Pacific.
Hypothesis: Bountiful reached Honolulu in April 1944.
Premise: Tripontium was initially a military frontier post, established soon after the Roman invasion of Britain around AD 50.
Hypothesis: The Romans arrived in Britain around AD 50.
Premise: Metin Kaplan is said to have ordered the murder of his rival Ibrahim Sofu in 1996.
Hypothesis: Ibrahim Sofu was murdered by Metin Kaplan.
Premise: In early May 2004 Kaplan lost his refugee status and faced extradition to Turkey, but before German police could arrest him, Kaplan disappeared from Cologne.
Hypothesis: Kaplan was extradited to Turkey.
Premise: Families of Britons missing after bombings in Sharm el-Sheikh begun flying out to the Red Sea resort on Tuesday, a Foreign Office spokeswoman said.
Hypothesis: Britons are missing in Sharm el-Sheikh.
Premise: The British ambassador to Egypt, Derek Plumbly, told Reuters on Monday that authorities had compiled the list of 10 based on lists from tour companies and from families whose relatives have not been in contact since the bombings.
Hypothesis: Derek Plumbly is a diplomat of Egypt.
Premise: The Egyptian government on Tuesday dismissed speculation that a group of missing Pakistanis had helped in the bombings.
Hypothesis: A group of Pakistanis have been arrested for helping in the bombings.
Premise: It said it carried out both the Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh attacks "in obedience to the leaders of jihad (holy war) in al Qaeda, Sheikh Osama bin Laden and Sheikh Ayman al-Zawahri" and to avenge the "oppressed brothers in Iraq and Afghanistan".
Hypothesis: Sheikh Osama bin Laden and Sheikh Ayman al-Zawahri are the leaders of al Qaeda.
Premise: Egyptian police are investigating the possibility that Mohamed Fulayfel, the brother of one of the Taba bombers, drove a suicide car bomb into the Ghazala Gardens Hotel on Saturday.
Hypothesis: Mohamed Fulayfel carried out a bomb attack in Taba.
Premise: Human rights groups say police detained some 2,500 people after the attack on the Hilton hotel in Taba and mistreated many of them.
Hypothesis: Some 2,500 people have been arrested after the attack on the Hilton hotel in Taba.
Premise: Rival generic drug maker Mylan Laboratories Inc. reported revenue of $1.3 billion for fiscal 2005.
Hypothesis: Mylan Laboratories Inc. earned $1.3 billion in fiscal year 2005.
Premise: After the deal closes, Teva will generate sales of about $7 billion a year, the company said.
Hypothesis: Teva earns $7 billion a year.
Premise: After arresting Omar, police evacuated up to 100 homes and sent a bomb squad into the Small Heath neighborhood (search) in Birmingham, a city some 120 miles northwest of London.
Hypothesis: Omar resided in the Small Heath neighborhood.
Premise: Dozens of anti-terrorist police a swept into a neighborhood of Britain's second-largest city to arrest Omar, a Somali citizen with British residency who is suspected in the attack on the Warren Street subway station.
Hypothesis: Omar is of British origin.
Premise: Police also released another photograph of a suspect who tried to detonate a bomb on a train near the Shepherd's Bush subway station.
Hypothesis: A bomb attack took place near the Shepherd's Bush subway station.
Premise: Police also released another photograph of a suspect who tried to detonate a bomb on a train near the Shepherd's Bush subway station.
Hypothesis: Police released a suspect who tried to detonate a bomb.
Premise: When President Ronald Reagan implemented the Economic Recovery Tax Act in 1981, he gradually cut taxes across the board by 25%.
Hypothesis: Reagan reduced taxes by 25%.
Premise: Debbie Inker is a CPA who has lived in Israel since 2002.
Hypothesis: Debbie Inker is a citizen of Israel.
Premise: It is in the best interests of the Israeli government, the Israeli economy, and Israeli citizens, for the government to negotiate a social security treaty with the US as soon as possible.
Hypothesis: The US has made a treaty with Israeli government.
Premise: Pinkerton is an active member of St. Bernard Church and has worked in a variety of ministries including religious education, music and the jail ministry.
Hypothesis: Pinkerton is a minister of St. Bernard Church.
Premise: Beverly served in various internships including administrative assistant at the Wabash County Economic Development Corporation (WEDCOR).
Hypothesis: Beverly worked for WEDCOR.
Premise: Joining Pinkerton at the Chamber of Commerce, is Lindsey Beverly, who will be the new executive assistant.
Hypothesis: Pinkerton works with Beverly.
Premise: Dean Lynn Hart was arrested Tuesday at his Storey County home after the attack at a Reno residence in the 4200 block of Truckee River Trail.
Hypothesis: Dean Lynn Hart lives in Truckee River Trail.
Premise: Dean Lynn Hart was arrested Tuesday at his Storey County home after the attack at a Reno residence in the 4200 block of Truckee River Trail.
Hypothesis: Dean Lynn Hart resides in Storey County.
Premise: Eiken teamed with ABC Marketing, Inc. - a small firm owned by local Jefferson Citian Alan Baird.
Hypothesis: Baird was the owner of ABC Marketing, Inc.
Premise: Baird and Eiken also selected a manufacturer, LANGCO Tools and Plastic, Inc., in Oran, Missouri.
Hypothesis: Baird and Eiken bought LANGCO Tools and Plastic.
Premise: McDonald's announced yesterday that it was joining with DreamWorks Animation SKG to create promotions based on the studio's film characters, including Shrek.
Hypothesis: Shrek was produced by McDonald's.
Premise: It's irresponsible, said Susan Linn, a psychologist at the Judge Baker Children's Center in Boston and author of the book "Consuming Kids."
Hypothesis: Consuming Kids was written by Susan Linn.
Premise: It's irresponsible, said Susan Linn, a psychologist at the Judge Baker Children's Center in Boston and author of the book "Consuming Kids."
Hypothesis: Susan Linn is the head of the Judge Baker Children's Center.
Premise: Mr. Katzenberg is a former Disney executive and was involved in a high-profile lawsuit against the company to recover money he felt he was owed.
Hypothesis: Katzenberg filed a suit against Disney.
Premise: Mr. Gotti, who is already serving nine years on extortion charges, was sentenced to an additional 25 years by Judge Richard D. Casey of Federal District Court.
Hypothesis: Gotti was accused of extortion.
Premise: Yesterday's sentence was for Peter Gotti's conviction last December on other extortion charges as well as on charges of ordering the murder - ultimately unsuccessful - of Salvatore Gravano.
Hypothesis: Salvatore Gravano was killed by Peter Gotti.
Premise: Mr. Gotti, who is already serving nine years on extortion charges, was sentenced to an additional 25 years by Judge Richard D. Casey of Federal District Court.
Hypothesis: Casey serves as a judge at the Federal District Court.
Premise: The demonstrators, convoked by the solidarity with Latin America committee, verbally attacked Salvadoran President Alfredo Cristiani.
Hypothesis: President Alfredo Cristiani was attacked by demonstrators.
Premise: President Vinicio Cerezo has tacitly blamed President Alfredo Cristiani's administration for the crisis which prevails in the country as a result of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front's (FMLN) offensive which was launched on Saturday 11 November.
Hypothesis: FMLN launched an offensive on 11 November.
Premise: President Vinicio Cerezo has tacitly blamed President Alfredo Cristiani's administration for the crisis which prevails in El Salvador as a result of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front's (FMLN) offensive which was launched on Saturday 11 November.
Hypothesis: Alfredo Cristiani caused a crisis in El Salvador.
Premise: Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota signed a bill into law on Thursday that requires the state to generate a significant amount of its energy needs from renewable sources. The amount of power generated by wind turbines in the state stands now at 895 megawatts.
Hypothesis: The amount of power produced in Minnesota stands at 895 megawatts.
Premise: The President of the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano, has asked Romano Prodi today to stay on as Prime Minister, but Prodi will need to pass a confidence vote as soon as possible.
Hypothesis: Romano Prodi is the Italian Prime Minister.
Premise: On 19 February 2007, XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio announced a move that will change the face of satellite radio in the United States and Canada: XM and Sirius will be merging, creating a single satellite radio provider.
Hypothesis: XM Satellite Radio will merge with Sirius Satellite Radio.
Premise: On 19 February 2007, XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio announced a move that will change the face of satellite radio in the United States and Canada: XM and Sirius will be merging, creating a single satellite radio provider.
Hypothesis: XM and Sirius are providers of satellite radio.
Premise: Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin will retain his CEO title in the new company.
Hypothesis: Mel Karmazin is an executive of Sirius.
Premise: Fulham pressed for an equalizer, but Manchester United prevailed, continuing their winning run this Premiere League season.
Hypothesis: Manchester United defeated Fulham.
Premise: A best picture nomination for the Genie Awards was also given to "Trailer Park Boys: The Movie," one of the few successful domestic films at Canadian box offices in 2006.
Hypothesis: Trailer Park Boys was awarded a best picture prize.
Premise: India's yearly pilgrimage to the Ganges river, worshiped by Hindus as the goddess Ganga, is the worlds largest gathering of people, with around 70 million participants, dwarfing other religious pilgrimages.
Hypothesis: Around 70 million people participate in pilgrimage to the Ganges river.
Premise: This year thousands of Hindu Holy Men, also known as sadhus, threatened to boycott festivals during their pilgrimage to the Ganges, where their rituals involve washing away their sins by bathing in the water.
Hypothesis: Hindu Holy Men boycotted festivals during their pilgrimage to the Ganges.
Premise: Prince Laurent of Belgium, the youngest son of King Albert II of Belgium, has been questioned last night by the federal police and is attending today's court session in Hasselt in a marine fraud case that has gripped Belgian media since last December.
Hypothesis: King Albert II of Belgium is the father of Prince Laurent.
Premise: Adam DePrisco, a 19-year-old from Woodbridge, Ontario, was found dead in Acapulco, Mexico on Saturday.
Hypothesis: Adam DePrisco was killed in Mexico.
Premise: DePrisco is the third Canadian who has recently died in Mexico, after Nancy and Domenic Ianiero, a couple also from Woodbridge, who were stabbed to death at a luxury resort hotel near Cancun, also a popular vacation destination.
Hypothesis: Nancy and Domenic Ianiero had Canadian citizenship.
Premise: DePrisco is the third Canadian who has recently died in Mexico, after Nancy and Domenic Ianiero, a couple also from Woodbridge, who were stabbed to death at a luxury resort hotel near Cancun, also a popular vacation destination.
Hypothesis: Nancy Ianiero was killed in Mexico.
Premise: In a move widely viewed as surprising, the Bank of England raised UK interest rates from 5% to 5.25%, the highest in five years.
Hypothesis: UK interest rates went up from 5% to 5.25%.
Premise: As of Friday, January 12, three people in Saskatchewan had succumbed to the storm.
Hypothesis: Three people were killed by a storm in Saskatchewan.
Premise: The dispute has come up between the manufacturer of the iPhone (which was presented on Wednesday for the first time) - Apple Inc. - and a leader in network and communication systems, based in San Jose - Cisco.
Hypothesis: Apple Inc. is based in San Jose.
Premise: The dispute has come up between the manufacturer of the iPhone (which was resented on Wednesday for the first time) - Apple Inc. - and a leader in network and communication systems, based in San Jose - Cisco.
Hypothesis: iPhone is produced by Cisco.
Premise: Cisco states that it has received the trademark in 2000, when the company overtook Infogear Technology Corp., which took place in 1996.
Hypothesis: Cisco was acquired by Infogear Technology Corp.
Premise: The same storm has caused more than 125,000 people to lose power near St. Louis, Missouri and power officials say that they are "still losing people," said Springfield's City Utilities spokesman, Ern DeCamp.
Hypothesis: 125,000 were killed by a storm.
Premise: Following a magnitude 8.3 earthquake in the Pacific Ocean, Japan's Meteorological Agency has issued a Tsunami warning for the north-eastern coast of Hokkaido and a lesser warning for Honshu.
Hypothesis: A tsunami hit the north-eastern coast of Hokkaido.
Premise: A serial killer on Mumbai's streets killed yet another person last night; making the latter one of five young men murdered recently.
Hypothesis: Five men have been killed by a serial killer in Mumbai.
Premise: Mumbai Police have established a 90-man team tasked with nabbing the serial killer, who a senior police official compared to Raman Raghav, who bludgeoned 9 pavement dwellers in their sleep in the 60s.
Hypothesis: Raman Raghav works as a senior police official.
Premise: Mumbai Police have established a 90-man team tasked with nabbing the serial killer, who a senior police official compared to Raman Raghav, who bludgeoned 9 pavement dwellers in their sleep in the 60s.
Hypothesis: 9 people were assassinated by Raman Raghav.
Premise: Arnold Schwarzenegger, best known for his role in The Terminator and being the Governor of California (which earned him the nickname The Governator), has been invited by the Prime Minister's Office to visit Canada. Schwarzenegger is reported to have higher expectations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions than Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Hypothesis: Stephen Harper is the Prime Minister of Canada.
Premise: The Canadian PM and "The Governator" first met when they went to Mexico for the inauguration of Felipe Calderón, the president of Mexico.
Hypothesis: The Canadian PM attended the inauguration of the president of Mexico.
Premise: China has shot down one of their old weather satellites with a ballistic missile and the United States is concerned about the test.
Hypothesis: China attacked the United States.
Premise: The American computer company Apple has reached 78 percent increase in its profits during the last quarter, which ended December 30, 2006.
Hypothesis: Apple's profits rose by 78 percent during the last quarter of 2006.
Premise: A woman who disappeared in the jungles of Cambodia at the age of 8, has been found after having lived as a feral child for 19 years. She is identified as Rochom P'ngieng, who disappeared in 1988, when tending buffalos in a remote part of the jungles of north-eastern Cambodia.
Hypothesis: Rochom P'ngieng disappeared in the jungles of Cambodia.
Premise: Philippine human rights commission (CHR) together with various local government officials branded "overkill" the police assault on the Iloilo provincial capitol on Wednesday. In an attempt to arrest Governor Niel Tupas, Sr. and seize control of the capitol, hundreds of policemen armed with M-16 rifles stormed the capitol, smashed glass doors and destroyed padlocked iron gates. The rifles were pointed at civilians.
Hypothesis: Philippine civilians were killed by police.
Premise: Philippine human rights commission (CHR) together with various local government officials branded "overkill" the police assault on the Iloilo provincial capitol on Wednesday. In an attempt to arrest Governor Niel Tupas, Sr. and seize control of the capitol, hundreds of policemen armed with M-16 rifles stormed the capitol, smashed glass doors and destroyed padlocked iron gates. The rifles were pointed at civilians.
Hypothesis: Niel Tupas was arrested during a police assault.
Premise: Baena Soares was evacuated from the Sheraton Hotel to the headquarters of the armed forces staff where he met with the "highest Salvadoran authorities," according to diplomatic and military sources”.
Hypothesis: Baena Soares was arrested by the armed forces.
Premise: The FMLN launched this aggression with all of its forces, chiefly using a concentration of weapons and fighters in the San Salvador metropolitan zone.
Hypothesis: The FMLN carried out an attack in San Salvador.
Premise: There are no reports so far as to whether any relatives have claimed the bodies of the four military men who were reportedly killed when the plane crashed.
Hypothesis: Four military men died in a plane crash.
Premise: In his first play of Winter Universiade 2007 Hockey team of Canada defeated USA 5-0, while in another game the home team of Italy lost to Kazakhstan 3-1.
Hypothesis: Canada beat USA.
Premise: In his first play of Winter Universiade 2007 Hockey team of Canada defeated USA 5-0, while in another game the home team of Italy lost to Kazakhstan 3-1.
Hypothesis: Italy beat Kazakhstan.
Premise: In the United States, a stabbing at the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in Sudbury, Massachusetts has left a 15-year old student dead. The stabbing happened around 7:20 am EST, before classes had started. A fight broke out in a boys' bathroom between the 15-year old victim, James Alenson and 16-year-old suspect John Odgren, the fight spilled out in the hallway, where the stabbing occurred.
Hypothesis: John Odgren is suspected of stabbing James Alenson.
Premise: In the United States, a stabbing at the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in Sudbury, Massachusetts has left a 15-year old student dead. The stabbing happened around 7:20 am EST, before classes had started. A fight broke out in a boys' bathroom between the 15-year old victim, James Alenson and 16-year-old suspect John Odgren, the fight spilled out in the hallway, where the stabbing occurred.
Hypothesis: John Odgren died at the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School.
Premise: Berlin has a new landmark. Among the cranes which still dominate the skyline of Europe's newest capital now stands a chancellery, where the head of government Gerhard Schroeder will live and the German cabinet will hold its regular meetings.
Hypothesis: New buildings have been erected in Berlin.
Premise: The Reichstag building in Berlin was constructed to house the Reichstag, the original parliament of the German Empire. It was opened in 1894 and housed the Reichstag until 1933.
Hypothesis: New buildings have been erected in Berlin.