Hyukkyu/superglue huggingface dataset:
Premise: Two of Gianni Versace's favorite buzzwords were quality and future, so after the 50-year-old designer was murdered last July outside his Miami Beach, Fla. mansion, it was somehow inevitable that his family would have to go about putting those words together: They had to ask themselves how they could ensure the future of the company Versace had built without sacrificing its reputation for quality.
Hypothesis: Gianni Versace is a designer.
Premise: Ordonez Reyes accused Jose Jesus Pena, alleged chief of security for the Nicaraguan embassy in Tegucigalpa, of masterminding the January 7th assassination of contra-commander Manuel Antonio Rugama.
Hypothesis: Jose Jesus Pena is accused of the assassination of Manuel Antonio Rugama.
Premise: Chicago White Sox Charities also provides annual ongoing support to programs such as Special Olympics and the Inner City Little League.
Hypothesis: The Inner City Little League is sponsored by Chicago White Sox Charities.
Premise: On this particular trip, Airbus, in cooperation with its partners, organized a trip for 80 children between the ages of 9 and 16 years from nearby National Children's Homes to visit EuroDisney for a day.
Hypothesis: EuroDisney is located nearby National Children's Homes.
Premise: Comdex -- once among the world's largest trade shows, the launching pad for new computer and software products, and a Las Vegas fixture for 20 years -- has been canceled for this year.
Hypothesis: Los Vegas hosted the Comdex trade show for 20 years.
Premise: They named themselves for Saint Joan of Arc. The brigade began with 17 women, but soon grew to 135 members. Its mission was to obtain money, weapons, provisions, and information for the combatant men. Many smuggled weapons into the combat zones by carrying them in carts filled with grain or cement.
Hypothesis: Saint Joan of Arc's brigade got weapons for combatants.
Premise: No stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction have been found in Iraq since Saddam's regime was toppled in a US-led invasion last year.
Hypothesis: Weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq.
Premise: Unfortunately, a visit from Mrs Hobday, causes Mr Browne to leave for London.
Hypothesis: Mrs Hobday departs London.
Premise: The Rolling Stones kicked off their latest tour on Sunday, with a flashy, high-energy concert at Boston's Fenway Park that made no concession to the band's more than four decades playing pounding rock 'n roll.
Hypothesis: The Rolling Stones kicked off their tour in Boston.
Premise: Waste in the ponds produced by leaching gold from ore is a source of potential environmental dangers.
Hypothesis: Mine waste-water poses an environmental hazard.
Premise: The Bulls agreed to trade center, Eddy Curry, to the New York Knicks on Monday.
Hypothesis: Eddy Curry was acquired by the Bulls.
Premise: Indonesia says the oil blocks are within its borders, as does Malaysia, which has also sent warships to the area, claiming that its waters and airspace have been violated.
Hypothesis: There is a territorial waters dispute.
Premise: Springsteen performed 27 songs Monday night, including most of the 12 new songs from his latest release, "Devils and Dust", which was recorded without the E Street Band.
Hypothesis: Springsteen introduced some of the 12 new songs off his latest release, "Devils andDust", which was recorded without the E Street Band.
Premise: Perhaps there is no expansion, at least not due to a big bang which never happened. About 20 years ago, Halton Arp and John Bahcall published a debate in The Redshift Controversy, presenting both sides of the argument.
Hypothesis: We estimate that the Big Bang happened 20 years ago.
Premise: Soprano's Square: Milan, Italy, home of the famed La Scala opera house, honored soprano Maria Callas on Wednesday when it renamed a new square after the diva.
Hypothesis: La Scala opera house is located in Milan, Italy.
Premise: To further assist Mexico, the White House on April 15 named a former U.S. Justice Department official to lead efforts to crack down on drug-related violence along the U.S. side of its southwest border with Mexico.  Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the appointment of Alan Bersin, a former federal prosecutor, during a visit to El Paso, Texas.  Bersin held the same post - dubbed "border czar" - during the Clinton administration. And three Mexican drug gangs — the Sinaloa cartel, Los Zetas and La Familia Michoacana - have been placed on a list of significant foreign narcotics traffickers targeted for special sanctions, the White House said April 15.  This action allows the United States to freeze all cartel assets in U.S. jurisdiction and bars Americans from dealing with organizations that may be linked or associated with these groups and their operatives.
Hypothesis: La Familia Michoacana are drug traffickers.
Premise: Those teens who are gay, lesbian or confused about their sexuality are also more likely to attempt suicide.
Hypothesis: Teens who are depressed are much more at risk of attempting suicide than other teens.
Premise: After trial, Family Court found defendant guilty of willfully violating the order of protection and sentenced him to six months incarceration.
Hypothesis: Family Court cannot punish the guilty.
Premise: Then China rolled out the fake Panchen Lama, Gyaltsen Norbu, a teenager chosen as the reincarnation of a major lama by the atheist Communist leaders and trained since childhood to spout nationalist slogans while wearing robes. Newspapers reporting on the debacle generally tried to present both sides, but it seems fair to say there's really only one side to this sham and that pretty much nobody in the Tibetan community accepts Norbu as the real Panchen Lama. The Dalai Lama's choice for Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, has been in secret Chinese custody since 1995.
Hypothesis: Dalai Lama and the government of the People's Republic of China are in dispute over Panchen Lama's reincarnation.
Premise: The Ebro Delta (delta de l'Ebro) is the largest humid zone in Catalonia. It is the second most important natural aquatic habitat in Spain after the Doana National Park. The Delta is of international importance for its plant species and its fauna.
Hypothesis: The Ebro Delta is used for farming.
Premise: Jusman Syafii Djamal, minister of transport for Indonesia, has recommended that local airlines should not purchase aircraft from European manufacturers, such as Airbus. It is a direct response to the decision of the European Union (EU) to add all 51 of Indonesia's air carriers to the list of air carriers banned in the EU. The EU made the decision to ban the Indonesian air traffic due to a string of accidents in the country, including two major disasters this year - the losses of Adam Air Flight 574 and Garuda Indonesia Flight 200, which killed 102 and 21 people respectively.
Hypothesis: Indonesian carriers will not acquire airplanes from Europe.
Premise: SEATTLE - Apple Inc., maker of Macintosh computers and the iPhone, reports fiscal second-quarter earnings Wednesday after the closing bell. The following is a summary of key developments related to that period. OVERVIEW: In January, Apple founder Steve Jobs addressed the matter of his increasingly gaunt appearance — twice. He first said it was caused by an easily treatable hormone imbalance, and that he would remain at the helm. The next week, Jobs, a cancer survivor, revealed the problem was more complicated and said he would take a medical leave of absence until the end of June. Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook is running the company in his absence.
Hypothesis: Steve Jobs is the creator of Apple.
Premise: The Bolan Pass is a gap through the Toba Kakar Range of mountains on the border of Pakistan. The British took the threat of a Russian invasion of India via the Khyber and Bolan Passes very seriously so in 1837, a British envoy was sent to Kabul to gain support of the Emir, Dost Mohammed. In February of 1839, the British Army under Sir John Keane took 12,000 men through the Bolan Pass and entered Kandahar.
Hypothesis: The British Army crossed the Toba Kakar Range of mountains in 1839.
Premise: Italian director Federico Fellini was older than his American peers at his first nomination and, like other foreigners, had not been nominated for his earlier masterworks, "La Strada" and "Nights of Cabiria", though both films had won the Best Foreign-Language Picture in 1956 and 1957, respectively. Fellini later received an Honorary Oscar in 1993, which was basically a compensatory gesture.
Hypothesis: An Italian director is awarded an honorary Oscar.
Premise: James Wilkinson, Ms. Rice's communications director, was shoved against a wall by guards as he tried to enter the meeting.
Hypothesis: Condoleezza Rice is the U.S. Secretary of State.
Premise: Thai soldiers have been accused of crossing into Cambodia near a disputed temple where the two sides briefly exchanged fire last year. A spokesman for Cambodia's government said that about 100 troops crossed the border before retreating hours later. A Thai border commander denied there had been any troop movements and said there had been no increase in tension. Thailand and Cambodia both lay claim to the temple area. Despite several rounds of talks, a settlement remains elusive. Soldiers from the two countries have been stationed in the area since the clashes in July last year.
Hypothesis: Thai soldiers have shot two Cambodians crossing the border.
Premise: A collection of real-life testimonies by Klaus Pohl, one of Germany's most performed dramatists, its power resides less in the conventional meaning of the word drama than in what it reveals - a country still deeply at odds with itself, a kaleidoscope of events that flatters neither side, neither Western capitalism nor the former communist regime.
Hypothesis: Klaus Pohl is one of Germany's most performed dramatists.
Premise: No player scored more goals in European cup games than Miller: 66 goals in 74 games.
Hypothesis: Miller was the best scorer at the World Championship in 1966.
Premise: The release of its report led to calls for a complete ivory trade ban, and at the seventh conference in 1989, the African Elephant was moved to appendix one of the treaty.
Hypothesis: The ban on ivory trade has been effective in protecting the elephant from extinction.
Premise: The tallest building in Tokyo and the second tallest building in Japan, the TMGO was conceived as a high-tech center from which Tokyo could be led into the promising twenty-first century.
Hypothesis: TMGO is the tallest building in Japan.
Premise: Operation FALCON was conducted during a one week period, April 4-10, 2005, chosen to coincide with National Crime Victim's Rights Week , April 10-16, the dates being chosen to "honor the victims" of violent crime in America. "By taking violent fugitives off the streets and putting them behind bars where they belong," said Attorney General Alberto Gonzales , "we've honored the victims and made our streets safer."
Hypothesis: Operation Condor was a genocide and a campaign of counter-terrorism implemented by the right-wing dictatorships that dominated the Southern Cone in Latin America from the 1950s to 1980s.
Premise: They were killed on the same day, in the same way. One of the deaths captured the attention of a city and spurred the Los Angeles Police Department into overdrive. The other slipped by unnoticed, leaving a lone detective with little more to go on than hope. Adrianna Bachan died first. Shortly after 3 a.m. March 29, Bachan, 18, and a friend stood at the intersection of Jefferson Boulevard and Hoover Street on the edge of the USC campus. Returning home after a night out, the two students stepped into the crosswalk and started across Jefferson.
Hypothesis: Adrianna Bachan lived in the USC campus.
Premise: U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Thursday that North Korea should return to nuclear disarmament talks and avoid a path toward further international isolation.
Hypothesis: North Korea has a stockpile of nuclear weapons.
Premise: The U.S. space shuttle Atlantis, its lights flashing like a beacon, smoothly docked with Russia's space station Mir Wednesday on its mission to pick up U.S. astronaut Shannon Lucid, who has spent a record-breaking six months in orbit.
Hypothesis: US shuttle Atlantis docks with the Mir space station.
Premise: Victoria's Secret supermodel Adriana Lima confirms to People that she secretly got married (to basketball player Marko Jaric) on Valentine's Day! JJ reported on their engagement in June of 2008. The pair eloped in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in a small, private civil ceremony. Adriana said, "We are so excited about our future together. And we are really looking forward to a big romantic wedding this summer with all of our friends and family."  The happy couple will look to celebrate next in Adriana's native Brazil or Marko's native Serbia.
Hypothesis: Adriana Lima is married to Marko Jaric.
Premise: Stony Brook, NY (1/10/02)- The discovery of paleolithic art in a cave in South Africa is causing researchers to consider an older and less Euro-centric view of the origins of what is considered 'modern behavior'.
Hypothesis: Prehistoric art discovered in South Africa.
Premise: Rodriguez was spotted by a witness running away from the stairwell where the backpack was found seconds before it went off.
Hypothesis: A witness rescued Rodriguez.
Premise: Their work has stimulated research into microbes as possible reasons for other chronic inflammatory conditions, such as Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, rheumatoid arthritis and atherosclerosis, the Nobel assembly said.
Hypothesis: Rheumatoid arthritis is caused by microbes.
Premise: Some passengers were escorted off the ship in wheelchairs by crew wearing blue gloves.
Hypothesis: Wheelchairs were used to lead passengers off the ship.
Premise: Boris Becker is a true legend in the sport of tennis. Aged just seventeen, he won Wimbledon for the first time and went on to become the most prolific tennis player.
Hypothesis: Boris Becker is a Wimbledon champion.
Premise: Charles de Gaulle retired as an earl and died in November. He wished a simple funeral for himself: he would be buried in his village in a seventy-two dollar oak coffin, borne to his grave by his fellow villagers-a butcher's assistant, a cheesemaker, and a farmhand.
Hypothesis: Charles de Gaulle died in 1970.
Premise: As with the Babylonian New Year, the Chinese New Year, which occurred on the 1st of February in 2003, the day before Groundhog Day, is correlated to the beginning of spring.
Hypothesis: The Chinese New Year's Day falls on the 1st of February in 2003.
Premise: The 26-member International Energy Agency said, Friday, that member countries would release oil to help relieve the U.S. fuel crisis caused by Hurricane Katrina.
Hypothesis: The United States has asked member states of the International Energy Agency to provide oil.
Premise: We present a novel approach to enhance avalanche companion rescue using wearable sensing technologies. The time to find and extricate victims is most crucial: once buried by an avalanche, survival chances drop dramatically already after the first 15 minutes.
Hypothesis: Robots are used to find avalanche victims.
Premise: Muslim fundamentalists such as the Islamic Resistance Movement, also known as Hamas, and the smaller Islamic Jihad are determined to torpedo the peace process.
Hypothesis: The Islamic Resistance Movement is also known as Hamas.
Premise: The use of aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) in single doses should not pose any significant risks to the suckling infant.
Hypothesis: People experienced adverse effects while taking aspirin.
Premise: He said those three detainees are Khalid Sheikh Mohammed - one of the architects of the September 11th attacks on New York and Washington, Abu Zubaydah - who is believed to have been a top al-Qaida strategist, and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri - who is believed to have played a key role in the bombing of the USS Cole. All three are being held at the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. Hayden said waterboarding was used against the three detainees nearly five years ago because of circumstances at the time, including the belief that additional attacks against the United States were imminent. Hayden defended the CIA's use of extreme interrogation techniques as lawful, and urged lawmakers not to impose restrictions on such methods. Congress is considering legislation that would restrict the CIA to using only the interrogation techniques authorized by the U.S. Army's field manual, which does not include waterboarding.
Hypothesis: Abu Zubaydah belongs to al-Qaida.
Premise: SCI, Houston's largest funeral services company, was headed by Robert Waltrip--a close associate of the Bush family.
Hypothesis: Robert Waltrip works for the Bush family.
Premise: Alan Mulally, Boeing's head of the unit, said at the start of the strike that it may cause delivery delays that would give Airbus SAS an advantage in what is the strongest commercial aircraft market in five years.
Hypothesis: Boeing is a subsidiary of Airbus SAS.
Premise: Mr Green, Marks & Spencer's new owner, has made a lot of money by taking over underperforming businesses.
Hypothesis: Mr Green tries to take over Marks & Spencer.
Premise: FBI agent Denise Stemen said in an affidavit that Lowe's alerted the FBI recently that intruders had broken into its computer at company headquarters in North Carolina, altered its computer programs and illegally intercepted credit card transactions.
Hypothesis: Non-authorized personnel illegally entered into computer networks.
Premise: Vera Beers, of Olivet, recently was named employee of the month at Standard Printing in Marshall.
Hypothesis: Vera Beers works for Standard Printing.
Premise: The previous town hall meeting was held to address concerns of the community about a steel plating manufacturing plant that applied to the AQMD for a  permit to expand its facilities to increase pollution emissions. Parents and teachers were concerned over the facts that the plant was located directly adjacent to Kennedy Elementary School, and that their children were experiencing high levels of lead, respiratory problems, excessive nose-bleeding, and leukemia.
Hypothesis: There is an outbreak of leukemia among children in California.
Premise: The report catalogues 10 missed opportunities within the CIA and FBI to uncover pieces of the September 11 plot.
Hypothesis: The report analyzes 10 missed opportunities within the CIA and FBI to uncover pieces of the September 11 plot.
Premise: Before the game, Alabama Birmingham Athletic Director and Coach Gene Bartow presented Cal State Northridge with a $5,000 check from Rust International Corp., for earthquake relief.
Hypothesis: Gene Bartow coaches Alabama Birmingham.
Premise: But the retired teacher comes down on the other side of an emotional debate about whether Estonia, Sweden and Finland should spend the $70 million needed to raise the Estonia and the estimated 800 bodies entombed inside.
Hypothesis: 910 passengers died in the "Estonia" shipwreck.
Premise: Olympic officials familiar with Salt Lake City's bid for the 2002 Winter Games have described in recent weeks a process by which Salt Lake City Olympic officials targeted the votes of 17 African IOC members after losing by four votes to Nagano, Japan, for the right to play host to the 1998 Winter Olympics.
Hypothesis: Before Salt Lake City, Winter Olympic Games took place in Nagano.
Premise: Thousands of Shiite Muslims rallied Friday, in the southern city of Basra, to show support for Iraq's new constitution and the Shiite-dominated government.
Hypothesis: Thousands of Shias have marched in the southern Iraqi city of Basra to back the new constitution.
Premise: Hoping to loosen Microsoft's ironclad grip on the personal computer desktop, a tiny Seattle company will unveil an onscreen menu bar Monday that bypasses Windows with direct links to programs and the Internet.
Hypothesis: Microsoft Windows is an operating system.
Premise: RED VERSUS YELLOW In broad terms, Thailand's crisis is a battle between the "yellow shirts" -- royalists, the military and urban Thais, who back Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva -- and the "red shirts" -- supporters of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra whose power base was mainly drawn from the country's millions of rural poor. Bureaucratic and military elites have run Thailand for decades, with the poor excluded except during elections when competing parties would try to buy their votes. When Thaksin swept to power in 2000, promising a raft of policies aimed at the poor, things changed.
Hypothesis: The "yellow shirts" supports Vejjajiva.
Premise: Washington - Egyptologists researching a mummy first discovered in 1898 believe it is the mummy of Queen Nefertiti, a legendary beauty and wife of the renegade pharaoh Akhenaten, the Discovery Channel said on Monday. Virtually all traces of Nefertiti and her "heretic" husband, who ruled from 1353-1336 BC, were erased after his unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the pantheon of the gods to worship the sun god Aton - among the earliest known practices of monotheism. Nefertiti also was stepmother of the boy-king Tutankhamen, whose tomb was discovered in 1922.
Hypothesis: Nefertiti was a queen.
Premise: Seoul City said Monday a 690-meter-tall, 133-story multifunctional skyscraper will be constructed in Sangam-dong. Once built, it will be the second highest after the 800-meter-high Burj Dubai, which is under construction, by South Korean developer Samsung C&T. The construction will cost more than 3.3 trillion won ($2.37 billion), the city estimates. To raise funds, 23 local developers signed an MOU at a Seoul hotel Monday with Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon attending. "The landmark building will help make Seoul more attractive and become a new tourist attraction here," Oh said. The multifunctional building will have hotels, offices, department stores, convention centers and various recreational facilities including an aquarium and movie theaters.
Hypothesis: The highest skyscraper in the world is being built in Dubai.
Premise: ARCHEOLOGISTS and forensic experts believe they have identified the skeleton of Cleopatra's younger sister, murdered more than 2,000 years ago on the orders of the Egyptian queen.  The remains of Princess Arsinöe, put to death in 41BC on the orders of Cleopatra and her Roman lover Mark Antony to eliminate her as a rival, are the first relics of the Ptolemaic dynasty to be identified.  The breakthrough, by an Austrian team, has provided pointers to Cleopatra's true ethnicity. Scholars have long debated whether she was Greek or Macedonian like her ancestor the original Ptolemy, a Macedonian general who was made ruler of Egypt by Alexander the Great, or whether she was north African.
Hypothesis: The name of Queen Cleopatra's sister was Arsinöe.
Premise: Treasures belonging to Hollywood legend Katharine Hepburn have raised £3.2m at a two-day auction in America.
Hypothesis: A two-day auction of property belonging to actress Katharine Hepburn brought in 3.2 million pounds.
Premise: On August 21, the Polish weekly PrzekrÃ³j published an advertisement for Dan-Mark exercise books, bearing the logo of 4fun.tv, a Polish music/interactive   TV station. Part of the advertisement contained a definition of the word "exercise book". The wording looked familiar, and Wikinews consulted Wikipedia,   the collaborative online encyclopedia.  Upon seeing the Wikipedia definition, it appeared that the entry quoted in the promotional material was identical to the initial two paragraphs of the relevant Wikipedia entry.
Hypothesis: Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia anyone can edit.
Premise: Italy's highest court has upheld a court verdict that partially cleared former Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti of having colluded with the Mafia.
Hypothesis: Andreotti is accused of Mafia collusion.
Premise: Norwegian police released one of three people arrested when Edvard Munch's painting 'The Scream', stolen from the National Gallery in Oslo, was found.
Hypothesis: Norwegian police arrested three people for the theft of Munch's painting, 'The Scream'.
Premise: Carmine Rocco, Health Director was contacted in June by Sue Robbins, Division of Waste Management, to advise him that she would be in the county to conduct a site visit to the former Woodson-Tenent Laboratory.
Hypothesis: Sue Robbins visits the former Woodson-Tenent Laboratory.
Premise: Interim Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, has won a landslide victory in Sunday's presidential election and will succeed the late Yasser Arafat.
Hypothesis: Mahmoud Abbas has claimed victory in the Palestinian presidential elections, and has dedicated his win to Yasser Arafat, who died in November 2004.
Premise: Brazilian cardinal Dom Eusbio Oscar Scheid, Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro , harshly criticized Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva after arriving in Rome on Tuesday.
Hypothesis: The Brazilian President is Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Premise: This course helps students pursuing an AOS or AAS degree, gain an understanding of the experiences of Black people from hearing and deaf communities in America.
Hypothesis: Deaf people encounter problems in the social community.
Premise: By the time a case of rabies is confirmed, the disease may have taken hold in the area.
Hypothesis: A case of rabies was confirmed.
Premise: Salma Hayek drew a crowd in Veracruz, Mexico, at the July 8 premiere of 'Nobody Writes to the Colonel', a movie based on a short novel by Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Hypothesis: Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a Nobel prize winner.
Premise: The assassins of former Defense Minister Enrique Lopez Albujar Trint are presumably members of the Maoist terrorist organization, Shining Path, since the counterterrorism division has identified one of them as Gerardo Olivos Silva, through a composite made from witness' reports.
Hypothesis: Gerardo Olivos Silva is a member of the Maoist terrorist organization Shining Path.
Premise: A large proportion of young children in Ukraine suffer from various health problems that have probably gone undiagnosed until now, but which are being detected in connection with the Chernobyl disaster. This could well point to a weak health care system and harsh living conditions.
Hypothesis: Chernobyl disaster had repercussions outside ex-USSR.
Premise: In Johannesburg, about 500 angry AIDS activists, many wearing red and white T-shirts that said "HIV Positive," criticized Bush, saying he had hurt the global fight against AIDS by spending billions of dollars on war.
Hypothesis: In Johannesburg, activists complained that Bush spent billions of dollars on the global fight against AIDS instead of on war.
Premise: Yunus, who was nominated for the peace prize at least twice before, is the first person from Bangladesh, a country of 147 million, to win a Nobel Prize. His Nobel Prize is a rare bright light in a country struggling to defeat Islamic terrorists, and which is chronically inundated by floods and battered by storms that blow in from the Bay of Bengal. The country, formerly known as East Pakistan, is bordered by the Bay of Bengal, India and Burma.
Hypothesis: Yunus is the first person to win a Nobel Prize.
Premise: The Istiqlal Mosque, in the northeast corner of Medan Merdeka opposite Lapangan Banteng, is one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia.
Hypothesis: The Istiqlal Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia.
Premise: The Canadian parliament's Ethics Commission said former immigration minister, Judy Sgro, did nothing wrong and her staff had put her into a conflict of interest.
Hypothesis: The Canadian parliament's Ethics Commission accuses Judy Sgro.
Premise: He graduated from high school from Benton, Tenn. and from Tennessee Tech. in Cookville, and holds a doctorate in physics from Virginia Tech.
Hypothesis: Tennessee Tech is an organisation based in Cookville.
Premise: The book contains short stories by the famous Bulgarian writer, Nikolai Haitov.
Hypothesis: Nikolai Haitov is a writer.
Premise: Natalya Reshetovskaya, 84, was the first wife of Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
Hypothesis: Alexander Solzhenitsyn's wife's name was Natalya Reshetovskaya.
Premise: The American State Department announced that Russia recalled her ambassador to the United States "for consultation" due to the bombing operations on Iraq.
Hypothesis: The American Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Russia called the United States about the bombings on Iraq.
Premise: Allen was renowned for his skill at scratch-building and creating scenery, and he pioneered the technique of weathering his models to make them look old and more realistic.
Hypothesis: Allen introduced a new technique of creating realistic scenery.
Premise: Over 400 tents were submerged, after a storm hit the Somerset site on Friday, the festival's opening day.
Hypothesis: Many tents were overwhelmed after a storm hit the Somerset site on the festival's first day.
Premise: After watching fireworks yesterday evening in Cedar Rapids, Kerry went to his wife's suburban Pittsburgh farm, where he was expected to hold a barbecue for supporters this afternoon.
Hypothesis: Kerry watched fireworks.
Premise: US Federal Reserve boss, Alan Greenspan, sees increased US trade protectionism and ever-larger budget deficits as the biggest threats to the US economy.
Hypothesis: Greenspan also said that bloated trade and budget deficits threaten the long-term health of the U.S. economy.
Premise: Parents also had to contribute "much more fully", while "coasting" schools would be tackled, Ms Kelly told MPs. But shadow education secretary David Cameron, who backed some ideas, said other parts were a "complete muddle".
Hypothesis: David Cameron works as the shadow education secretary.
Premise: About 30,000 Rolling Stones fans poured into Fenway Park this evening, fortunate to have scored tickets to the kickoff of the band's latest world tour.
Hypothesis: The Rolling Stones have begun their latest world tour with a concert in Boston.
Premise: As parties adapt to these new conditions, new definitions - replete with new assumptions about their functions - are likely to shape the ongoing debate about their roles and functions in the 21st century.
Hypothesis: Several new political parties emerged.
Premise: According to an Israeli official, the murders of Galan, a high-ranking police officer, and a judge last week were probably carried out by an Israeli mercenary paid by the Medellin cartel - the world's most powerful drug-trafficking mafia - which has set up paramilitary squads accused of hundreds of individual murders and massacres against political and labor leaders, as well as peasants and patriotic union leftist militants in different parts of the country.
Hypothesis: Political and labor leaders were killed by patriotic union leftist militants.
Premise: Founded by a joint venture between private group TF1 and the public France Télévisions the new channel is managed by Alain de Pouzilhac, former Havas head. Employing 170 journalists and a total of 380 people, France 24 is funded by 86 million euro of public money.The motto of the new freely-available international channel is "un regard français", aiming to promote a French world-view the channel was a project with the blessing of the country's president, Jacques Chirac.
Hypothesis: France24 is a French TV Channel.
Premise: The Catering JLC formulates pay and conditions proposals of workers in the industry which, if approved by the Labour Court, legally binds employers to pay certain wage rates and provide conditions of employment. However,the QSFA now contends that the JLC has no right to make such a legally binding provision, as Section 15 of the Constitution states that the sole and exclusive power to make laws is vested in the Oireachtas, and no other authority has power to make laws for the State. It also argued that the existence of the minimum wage and 25 other pieces of legislation protecting employees' rights means that there is no need for JLCs. The chairman of the QSFA, John Grace, warned that the situation would lead to job losses and closures.
Hypothesis: John Grace works for QSFA.
Premise: Termed "Operation Baylout", the group claims that hundreds of volunteers are taking part in coordinated efforts to jam the websites of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry and MAQS, a law firm working with the prosecution in the Pirate Bay case. As of Friday evening MAQS's website read "Our website is currently under attack and we have therefore decided to shut it down until the attack ceases."  The group is also coordinating efforts to jam the fax lines of the MPAA's anti-piracy office and of prosecuting attorney Monique Wadsted.  Andrew Norton of Pirate Party International rejected the attacks, saying, "While we can't condone these acts, it does show there is a wealth of feeling that opposes the decisions and actions of this trade body.
Hypothesis: MAQS law firm employed hundreds of volunteers.
Premise: Movil Access, a Grupo Salinas company, announced today that Gustavo Guzman will appoint Jose Luis Riera as company CFO of Grupo Iusacell.
Hypothesis: Movil Access appoints Jose Luis Riera as CFO.
Premise: Yet fishermen from both sides say boats lack navigational tools to let them know when they've crossed the frontier, which still is subject to a bilateral dispute dating to the 1965 war between the countries.
Hypothesis: There is a territorial waters dispute.
Premise: The drawbacks of legalization do not imply that our current version of prohibition is the optimal drug strategy; it may well be possible to implement prohibition in less harmful ways.
Hypothesis: Drug legalization has benefits.
Premise: Jack Straw, the Foreign Secretary, will meet his Brazilian counterpart, Celso Amorim, in London today.
Hypothesis: Celso Amorim resides in London.
Premise: The memorandum noted the United Nations estimated that 2.5 million to 3.5 million people died of AIDS last year.
Hypothesis: Over 2 million people died of AIDS last year.
Premise: Mars has the smallest confirmed moon, Deimos, which is about 7.5 miles in diameter.
Hypothesis: The terrestrial moon has a diameter of 3746 kilometers.
Premise: Foreign Ministers of the 16 NATO member countries met early this morning with their Russian counterpart, Yevgeny Primakov, in Berlin in a bid to improve NATO-Russia relations.
Hypothesis: The NATO has 16 members.
Premise: Although Schneider's father, Marvin, died of complications from diabetes only two weeks after "Deuce Bigalow" was released, his Filipino mother Pilar continues to live in Pacifica.
Hypothesis: Pilar is the mother of Schneider.
Premise: Around 130 flights were cancelled during a strike held on 19 January, and others were cancelled in the days that followed. When the flight assistants announced a further 24-hour for 23 January, the Italian Guarantee Authority (Commissione di Garanzia) which regulates strikes in essential public services (under the terms of laws no. 194/1990 and no. 83/2000) (IT0004266F) accused the unions of breaching the legal provision that 10 days must elapse between one strike and the next.
Hypothesis: Italian flight assistants go on strike.
Premise: Today, Dmitry Medvedev was named the candidate for President of Russia by the ruling party United Russia, which holds majority in the newly-elected, State Duma, the lower parliament of Russia. Medvedev, who is the current deputy prime minister of the Russian government and the chairman in the board of directors of Gazprom, was also backed by three other parties and by the current president Vladimir Putin. This means the highly anticipated decision about the supposed successor has been announced.
Hypothesis: Vladimir Putin does not support Medvedev.
Premise: German automaker, Volkswagen AG, launched a special collector's edition of its original Beetle, on Thursday, to mark the end of the line for the most popular car in history.
Hypothesis: Volkswagen AG produces the 'Beetle'.
Premise: The Republic of Tajikistan, which declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, is in a region that has changed hands many times.
Hypothesis: The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
Premise: Ronaldo turned up for training later in the day. He has been with Manchester United since 2003 and scored 74 goals in 178 games. He has also scored 21 goals for Portugal and has competed for them in Euro 2004 and 2008 as well as the 2006 FIFA World Cup and 2004 Summer Olympics. He returned to the training ground in his £150,000 Bentley.
Hypothesis: Ronaldo is Portuguese.
Premise: On his oak mantelpiece are a drinking bowl from Lake Turkana and an East African gourd, both of which he bought in Nairobi where he went in the fall of 1993 to visit Kitum Cave, the suspected host site for the Marburg virus, which is closely related to Ebola.
Hypothesis: The Ebola virus has been found in Zaire.
Premise: The Egyptian Health Ministry reported on Sunday that a six-year-old Egyptian boy contracted bird flu, the sixth such incident in a month. The child was hospitalised on March 28, reported to be in critical condition after treatment, and is breathing with an artificial respirator. The state news agency MENA revealed that the boy's name was Ali Mahmoud Ali Somaa, and that he was from Qalyubia, a province located along the Nile Delta, located about forty kilometres north of Egypt's capital of Cairo. The death toll of the cases of the bird flu virus in humans in Egypt is 23, with the first incident reported in March 2006.
Hypothesis: Ali Mahmoud Ali Somaa is a resident of Egypt.
Premise: This document declares the 'irrevocable determination' of Edward VIII to abdicate. By signing this document on December 10th, 1936, he gave up his right to the British throne.
Hypothesis: King Edward VIII abdicated on the 10th of December, 1936.
Premise: On Friday, Michael Mukasey was confirmed by the United States Senate as the next Attorney General, succeeding Alberto Gonzales. Mukasey took the oath of office with his family attending in a private ceremony that was administered by Assistant Attorney General Lee Lofthus. The nomination of Mukasey, by President George W. Bush, hit a rough spot over the issue of interrogations, in particular about waterboarding. "This man has been a judge for 18 years," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, who along with Senator Chuck Schumer provided the essential votes to pass Mukasey through the Senate Judiciary Committee. "Maybe he likes to consider the facts before he makes a decision."
Hypothesis: Michael Mukasey is the U.S. Attorney General.
Premise: Martha Stewart, 64, is back, after serving five months in a West Virginia federal prison for lying about a 2001 stock sale.
Hypothesis: Martha Stewart was convicted of lying about a stock trade and served five months in prison.
Premise: The cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe appears to have passed its peak, says the World Health Organization (WHO).  The number of new cases recorded in the week to mid-March nearly halved to 2,000, against 3,800 the preceding week and 8,000 cases a week in February.  But the agency warned the weekly statistics were not always accurate.  There have been more than 90,000 cholera cases in Zimbabwe since the start of the epidemic last August, about 4,000 of them fatal.
Hypothesis: Since last August about 4,000 people died of cholera in Zimbabwe.
Premise: Romania currently supplies one of the world's largest contingents of troops in Iraq, with nearly 1000 people.
Hypothesis: Romania sent 730 troops in Iraq.
Premise: US Steel could even have a technical advantage over Nucor since one new method of steel making it is considering, thin strip casting, may produce higher quality steel than the Nucor thin slab technique.
Hypothesis: US Steel may invest in strip casting.
Premise: Euro Disney is one of the most popular theme parks of USA.
Hypothesis: Euro-Disney is an Entertainment Park.
Premise: Vance used to be Hooper's supervisor, he said, but was let go several months ago.
Hypothesis: Vance worked with Hooper.
Premise: For the case of Aldrich Hazen (Rick) Ames , and his Colombian-born wife , Maria del Rosario Casas Ames arrested by the FBI on charges that they were Russian spies , is so rich in mysteries , puzzles , riddles and contradictions that the answers may never be untangled even as the CIA's counterintell.
Hypothesis: Aldrich Hazen Ames is married to Rosario Casas Ames.
Premise: A small airplane crashed yesterday in southeast Alaska, killing five and injuring four. Alaska State Troopers spokeswoman Megan Peters said that among the survivors is a two-year-old girl. Ketchikan Public Safety Director Rich Leipfert told the Ketchikan Daily News that three of the injured were transported to hospitals. Leipfert also said that the plane, belonging to SeaWind Aviation, crashed into a tree at Traitors Cove, an area about 25 miles north of Ketchikan.
Hypothesis: 25 people died in an airplane crash.
Premise: The Sears Tower in Chicago, finished in 1974, has 110 stories and is 1,450 feet tall.
Hypothesis: The Sears Tower has 110 stories.
Premise: In November 2005, the EU announced a partial suspension of the PCA with all subcommittees and the Cooperation Committee suspended indefinitely. An arms embargo has also put in place, whilst a year-long visa ban has been imposed upon 12 Uzbek officials believed to have played a part in the forcible suppression of the Andijan demonstrations.
Hypothesis: The EU partially refuses commission candidates.
Premise: After the Sept. 11 attacks, Malinowski said, the CIA bypassed the advice of FBI and military interrogators and turned to contractors "whose approach would be consistent with the Bush administration's theory that you have to go to the dark side to fight the dark side." Agency officials have maintained that the CIA turned to contractors because the agency didn't have its own roster of skilled interrogators, and that contractors were required to abide by the same rules as agency employees. But one contract interrogator, David A. Passaro, was convicted of beating an Afghan detainee who later died. Passaro was sentenced in 2007 to eight years in prison.
Hypothesis: Tom Malinowski is director for Human Rights Watch.
Premise: Councilman Pierce said he was advised that the car belonged to James Clark, 68, an acquaintance of the Jones family.
Hypothesis: Councilman Pierce owns a car.
Premise: The Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci from 1503-1506, hangs in Paris' Louvre Museum.
Hypothesis: The Mona Lisa is in France.
Premise: The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) is a uniform fabric of radiation that covers the entire universe at a constant temperature of 2.7 kelvins.
Hypothesis: The temperature of the Cosmic Microwave Background is 2.7 kelvins.
Premise: In that decade, Missouri's Hispanic population grew to 118,000 from about 60,000, he said.
Hypothesis: Missouri's population is 118,000.
Premise: That police statement reinforced published reports, that eyewitnesses said de Menezes had jumped over the turnstile at Stockwell subway station and was wearing a padded jacket, despite warm weather.
Hypothesis: However, the documents leaked to ITV News suggest that Menezes, an electrician, walked casually into the subway station and was wearing a light denim jacket.
Premise: Chirac needed a new mandate for his government from the electorate, or a new left government was needed that could count on the support of the trade union bureaucracy and among the working class and so would encounter less resistance.
Hypothesis: Parliamentary elections create new government in France.
Premise: Although I come across Borges and Calvino fairly often, too, I have to admit that Gabriel Garcia Marquez is the only one of the other authors I am at all familiar with, so I am not sure which difference it might make. I would be curious, though, what that difference might look like to people writing about media art and architecture in Spanish, for example.
Hypothesis: Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a writer.
Premise: Tuesday, famed ocean liner, Queen Elizabeth 2, popularly known as the QE2, arrived in her home port of Southampton, England for the final time. The Cunard Line ship has been in service since 1969, and is to become a floating hotel in Dubai. The homecoming was marred as the vessel ran aground on a sandbank near Calshot at the mouth of Southampton Water. The ship hit the sandbank at around 0530 GMT, and five tugs took around 30 minutes to pull the QE2 clear. The 70,000 tonne vessel was towed into port and eventually docked at 0730 GMT according to the Solent coastguard. Around a thousand crew and 1,700 passengers were aboard the ship, which was returning from a cruise around the Mediterranean.
Hypothesis: Elizabeth II is the queen of England.
Premise: According to tradition, they founded Tenochtitlan ( "Place of the High Priest Tenoch" ) after much wandering when they saw on an island in Lake Texcoco the sign that their god Huitzilopochtli had indicated -- an eagle perched on a cactus, eating a serpent .
Hypothesis: They saw an eagle perched on a cactus eating a serpent.
Premise: John and Frances Galyean are partners in life and now both share a passion for photography. The Galyeans, married for more than 46 years, have been involved in photography since 1999.
Hypothesis: John Galyean's wife is called Frances.
Premise: The Sector 15A locality in Noida, India, which is considered an elite enclave of rich industrialists, bureaucrats and professionals was in for a shock when Anant Gupta, son of Adobe India CEO Naresh Gupta was abducted in broad daylight by two unidentified men on Monday. The Noida police was subsequently notified but they were unable to locate the motor-cycle used by the kidnappers as no one was able to take down the registration number of the vehicle. A number of raiding teams have been formed by the police to track down the offenders.
Hypothesis: Anant Gupta was kidnapped in India.
Premise: Argentina's campaign to re-establish itself as a trustworthy trading partner was boosted yesterday with the underwriting of a Dollars 9.5m buyer credit by Britain's Export Credit Guarantee Department.
Hypothesis: Britain's Export Credit Guarantee Department underwrites loans to Argentina.
Premise: John Paul II  was the first non-Italian Pope in exactly 600 years, so other things being equal, his successor would presumably be Italian.
Hypothesis: John Paul II is Italian.
Premise: The Obama administration has told Chrysler it would provide as much as $6 billion in new financing, on top of the $4 billion in loans it has already given the company, if Chrysler could complete a deal by next Thursday with a cost structure that gives it a chance of survival. The creditors have, so far, balked at the terms suggested by the Treasury Department. But the negotiations have taken a new direction. Treasury now has an agreement in principle with the UAW, whose members' pensions and retiree health care benefits would be protected in the event of a bankruptcy filing, said the people with knowledge of the discussions. Moreover, under this scenario, Fiat would complete its alliance with Chrysler while the company is under bankruptcy protection.
Hypothesis: Fiat wants to acquire some stakes in Chrysler.
Premise: Eric Gurr, creator of U4Prez.com, says you shouldn't be fooled be the site's MySpace-like facade. "It's all about the politics," he says. "I think most of our users have accounts on MySpace and Facebook, and use U4prez strictly for the political dialogue." Wikinews conducted an email interview with Gurr, in which he discussed how the site works, how the Internet has affected politics, and who he is endorsing for President.
Hypothesis: Facebook and MySpace were invented by Eric Gurr.
Premise: Desko's Orange beat Navy 1413 on Monday for the Division I title in men's lacrosse.
Hypothesis: Desko's Orange beat Navy 14-13 on Monday for the Division I title in men's lacrosse.
Premise: A joint venture led by Australia's Global Petroleum Ltd. said, yesterday, it had won the right to explore for oil and gas in the inhospitable waters south and east of the Falkland Islands.
Hypothesis: Petroleum will be explored in the South Atlantic.
Premise: What is certain, however, is that around 120,000 years ago, at least, the modern Homo sapiens first appeared and lived contemporaneously with the Neanderthal for at least 90,000 years, until the Neanderthal disappeared 30,000 years ago.
Hypothesis: Humans existed 10,000 years ago.
Premise: Other drugs on the market, approved to treat mild to moderate Alzheimer's, are believed to work by inhibiting cholinesterase, an enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine which is a chemical used by nerves to communicate with each other.
Hypothesis: Alzheimer's disease is treated using drugs.