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From 'Without the support of federal finance organizations, program managers may not be able to determine or defend the cost associated with or benefits derived from government activities.', can we infer that 'Federal finance organizations are the best source of information for program managers.' follows logically? | 0 | 0 | Without the support of federal finance organizations, program managers may not be able to determine or defend the cost associated with or benefits derived from government activities.###Federal finance organizations are the best source of information for program managers. | 137 |
Is there a direct logical conflict between the premise and the hypothesis? Premise: Without the support of federal finance organizations, program managers may not be able to determine or defend the cost associated with or benefits derived from government activities. Hypothesis: Federal finance organizations are the best source of information for program managers. | 0 | 2 | Without the support of federal finance organizations, program managers may not be able to determine or defend the cost associated with or benefits derived from government activities.###Federal finance organizations are the best source of information for program managers. | 137 |
Given 'The union has about 4000 members in Canada.', does 'There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada.' present an opposing view? | 1 | 2 | The union has about 4000 members in Canada.###There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada. | 138 |
From the starting point of 'The union has about 4000 members in Canada.', does 'There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada.' follow as a logical conclusion? | 0 | 0 | The union has about 4000 members in Canada.###There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada. | 138 |
Given 'The union has about 4000 members in Canada.', can 'There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada.' be seen as maintaining a distinct, neutral position? | 0 | 1 | The union has about 4000 members in Canada.###There are 100 members in the union that live in Canada. | 138 |
Analyze if the hypothesis is a logical continuation of the premise. Premise: but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind Hypothesis: The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind. | 1 | 0 | but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind###The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind. | 139 |
In the context of 'but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind', does 'The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind.' stand alone without direct association? | 0 | 1 | but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind###The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind. | 139 |
In the context of 'but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind', does 'The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind.' serve as a direct counterargument? | 0 | 2 | but then we started watching it and and like the new ones are pretty cool because because they got like uh like special like especially things that like fuck with your mind###The new ones have things that can fuck with your mind. | 139 |
Taking 'In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.' as a given, does it logically imply 'The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income.' | 1 | 0 | In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.###The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income. | 140 |
Does 'In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.' stand independently of the premise 'The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income.', neither following nor contradicting it? | 0 | 1 | In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.###The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income. | 140 |
Does 'In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.' challenge or dispute the premise 'The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income.' | 0 | 2 | In 2000, GNP was less than GDP because income receipts from the rest of the world were less than U.S. payments to the rest of the world.###The US paid more to the rest of the world than the rest of the world received in income. | 140 |
From the starting point of 'Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"', does 'Anything we should know?' follow as a logical conclusion? | 1 | 0 | Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"###Anything we should know? | 141 |
Is there a neutral relationship between 'Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"' and 'Anything we should know?', lacking direct logical ties? | 0 | 1 | Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"###Anything we should know? | 141 |
Given 'Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"', does 'Anything we should know?' present an opposing view? | 0 | 2 | Have you any tips to give us before we clear out?"###Anything we should know? | 141 |
Does 'and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it' challenge or dispute the premise 'People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned.' | 1 | 2 | and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it###People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned. | 142 |
Instruction: Does the hypothesis follow logically from the premise? Premise: and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it Hypothesis: People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned. | 0 | 0 | and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it###People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned. | 142 |
Given the premise, is the hypothesis maintaining a neutral stance? Premise: and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it Hypothesis: People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned. | 0 | 1 | and they keep taking more money from us yeah people and get and they don't have any incentive to work if we're just gonna take fifty percent of it###People have a lot of incentive to work because they take home every penny earned. | 142 |
Is there an absence of a logical link between 'They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.' and 'The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life.' | 1 | 1 | They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.###The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life. | 143 |
Based on the premise 'They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.', does it logically lead to the hypothesis 'The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life.' | 0 | 0 | They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.###The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life. | 143 |
Does 'They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.' challenge or dispute the premise 'The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life.' | 0 | 2 | They depended too heavily on the second great principle of contagion, and that seemed to be wrapped up with some kind of association through the signs and houses and the courses of the planets.###The signs, houses and the courses of the planets have a great impact on daily life. | 143 |
Consider the premise. Does the hypothesis directly oppose it? Premise: i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing Hypothesis: The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards. | 1 | 2 | i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing###The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards. | 144 |
Given the context of 'i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing', does 'The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards.' emerge logically? | 0 | 0 | i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing###The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards. | 144 |
Is there an absence of a logical link between 'i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing' and 'The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards.' | 0 | 1 | i guess the financial planners the training now we've had it for about four years here got our businesses and and and our life in line how to manage credit cards how to put away say for you know money markets and this kind of thing###The financial planners do not assist people with issues related to credit cards. | 144 |
Given the premise, is the hypothesis presenting a conflicting viewpoint? Premise: Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes. Hypothesis: Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal. | 1 | 2 | Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes.###Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal. | 145 |
Is 'Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes.' a fitting logical lead-up to 'Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal.' | 0 | 0 | Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes.###Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal. | 145 |
Is there a lack of direct logical connection between the premise and the hypothesis? Premise: Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes. Hypothesis: Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal. | 0 | 1 | Richardson's need to make Picasso into a serious artist and an honorable man (instead of the inspired poetic rascal he actually was) deforms, above all, his account of Picasso's relations with women, he writes.###Picasso was a gentleman and not an inspired poetic rascal. | 145 |
In relation to ''Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.', does 'Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy.' represent a neutral and unrelated viewpoint? | 1 | 1 | 'Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.###Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy. | 146 |
With ''Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.', is it rational to deduce 'Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy.' | 0 | 0 | 'Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.###Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy. | 146 |
Given ''Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.', is 'Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy.' its antithesis? | 0 | 2 | 'Uh, hi guys,' Daniel said meekly.###Daniel greeted everyone even though he was shy. | 146 |
Does 'oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio' serve to directly refute the premise presented in 'I spoke with someone about Dallas.' | 1 | 2 | oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio###I spoke with someone about Dallas. | 147 |
Is 'oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio' a fitting logical lead-up to 'I spoke with someone about Dallas.' | 0 | 0 | oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio###I spoke with someone about Dallas. | 147 |
Given 'oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio', can 'I spoke with someone about Dallas.' be seen as maintaining a distinct, neutral position? | 0 | 1 | oh um i talked to someone about San Antonio###I spoke with someone about Dallas. | 147 |
Given the statement 'A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.', is 'A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by.' neither a logical follow-up nor a contradiction? | 1 | 1 | A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.###A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by. | 148 |
Does the premise 'A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.' naturally result in the hypothesis 'A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by.' | 0 | 0 | A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.###A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by. | 148 |
Given 'A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.', is 'A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by.' its antithesis? | 0 | 2 | A misty morning makes the scene even more evocative of the past.###A misty morning in Paris brings to mind old evocative imagery of times gone by. | 148 |
Does 'Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.' stand in direct opposition to the premise 'Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area.' | 1 | 2 | Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.###Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area. | 149 |
Does accepting 'Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.' as true logically compel one to accept 'Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area.' | 0 | 0 | Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.###Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area. | 149 |
Does 'Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.' neither support nor refute 'Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area.', instead existing independently? | 0 | 1 | Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.###Postal density refers to the amount of junk mail delivered in a given area. | 149 |
With the premise 'Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.', is 'There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome.' a logical derivative? | 1 | 0 | Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.###There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome. | 150 |
Is there an absence of a logical link between 'Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.' and 'There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome.' | 0 | 1 | Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.###There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome. | 150 |
In response to 'Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.', does 'There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome.' serve as a counterstatement? | 0 | 2 | Races are held between April and December at the Veliefendi Hippodrome near Bakerky, 15 km (9 miles) west of Istanbul.###There are races from April to December at Veliefendi Hippodrome. | 150 |
Does 'The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.' serve to directly refute the premise presented in 'The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year.' | 1 | 2 | The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.###The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year. | 151 |
With 'The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.', is it rational to deduce 'The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year.' | 0 | 0 | The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.###The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year. | 151 |
Does 'The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.' neither support nor refute 'The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year.', instead existing independently? | 0 | 1 | The production of anhydrous ammonia in the U.S. in 2000 was approximately 17,400,000 tons (equivalent anhydrous) with apparent consumption of 22,000,000 tons and about 4,600,000 met through net imports, as shown in a 2001 edition of U.S.###The US does not produce any anhydrous ammonia each year. | 151 |
Given 'oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you', does 'I try to get discounted prices when I can. ' exist in a neutral realm, neither confirming nor denying the premise? | 1 | 1 | oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you###I try to get discounted prices when I can. | 152 |
Is 'oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you' a fitting logical lead-up to 'I try to get discounted prices when I can. ' | 0 | 0 | oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you###I try to get discounted prices when I can. | 152 |
Analyze if the hypothesis is in clear contradiction to the premise. Premise: oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you Hypothesis: I try to get discounted prices when I can. | 0 | 2 | oh yeah they do that i mean in in in north Texas they do that quite a bit where you know if you want to go to this particular movie or concert or a discounted thing the big thing down here is rodeos uh if you###I try to get discounted prices when I can. | 152 |
Is there an absence of a logical link between 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.' and 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students.' | 1 | 1 | Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.###Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students. | 153 |
Given 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.', would 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students.' be a logical outcome? | 0 | 0 | Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.###Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students. | 153 |
Is 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.' in direct disagreement with the statement 'Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students.' | 0 | 2 | Over the past eight years, the school acquired over $88 million of real estate in the Allston section of Boston without revealing its identity to prospective sellers.###Over the past eight years, the school acquired more than 88 million in real estate in the Allston section of Boston while remaining completely anonymous even to its own students. | 153 |
Given the context of 'uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and', does 'Opinions tend to vary.' emerge logically? | 1 | 0 | uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and###Opinions tend to vary. | 154 |
Evaluate if the hypothesis neither contradicts nor follows from the premise. Premise: uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and Hypothesis: Opinions tend to vary. | 0 | 1 | uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and###Opinions tend to vary. | 154 |
Is there a direct logical conflict between the premise and the hypothesis? Premise: uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and Hypothesis: Opinions tend to vary. | 0 | 2 | uh it's but then there's so many people you get so many different opinions like well you shouldn't have well i shouldn't have to have to do this or i shouldn't have to do that and all this other stuff i don't want to get involved and###Opinions tend to vary. | 154 |
Is there a neutral relationship between 'um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think' and 'One of these days, you will go back to studying.', lacking direct logical ties? | 1 | 1 | um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think###One of these days, you will go back to studying. | 155 |
If 'um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think' is true, does it logically mean that 'One of these days, you will go back to studying.' also is? | 0 | 0 | um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think###One of these days, you will go back to studying. | 155 |
Is there a direct logical conflict between the premise and the hypothesis? Premise: um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think Hypothesis: One of these days, you will go back to studying. | 0 | 2 | um-hum so you figure one of these days you're going to go back to being an engineer is that what you think###One of these days, you will go back to studying. | 155 |
Analyze if the hypothesis is in clear contradiction to the premise. Premise: Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset. Hypothesis: It has a terrible view of the sunset. | 1 | 2 | Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset.###It has a terrible view of the sunset. | 156 |
Does the premise 'Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset.' naturally result in the hypothesis 'It has a terrible view of the sunset.' | 0 | 0 | Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset.###It has a terrible view of the sunset. | 156 |
Considering 'Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset.', does 'It has a terrible view of the sunset.' maintain an independent stance? | 0 | 1 | Right on the waterfront; offers a more formal atmosphere and a great place to catch a sunset.###It has a terrible view of the sunset. | 156 |
Is 'To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44.' a fitting logical lead-up to 'There is a seal to show authenticity. ' | 1 | 0 | To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44.###There is a seal to show authenticity. | 157 |
Considering 'To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44.', does 'There is a seal to show authenticity. ' maintain an independent stance? | 0 | 1 | To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44.###There is a seal to show authenticity. | 157 |
Consider the premise. Does the hypothesis directly oppose it? Premise: To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44. Hypothesis: There is a seal to show authenticity. | 0 | 2 | To be sure that any needlework item is the genuine article (as opposed to an inferior import or machine-made piece), look for a lead seal with an M, the emblem of IBTAM meaning it's been certified by the Instituto de Bordado, Tapecaras e Arte?sanato da Madeira (Institute of Madeiran Embroidery, Tapestry, and Handicrafts), an official island organization that has a showroom/museum on Rua Visconde de Anadia, 44.###There is a seal to show authenticity. | 157 |
Considering 'However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ', does 'I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine.' maintain an independent stance? | 1 | 1 | However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ###I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine. | 158 |
Considering 'However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ', can one logically arrive at 'I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine.' | 0 | 0 | However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ###I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine. | 158 |
Does 'However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ' serve to directly refute the premise presented in 'I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine.' | 0 | 2 | However, my confidence in him, which at one time had rather waned, was fully restored since his belief in Alfred Inglethorp's innocence had been so triumphantly vindicated. ###I felt the real murderer should now be easier to determine. | 158 |
Considering the premise '(Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority.', is 'Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority.' a statement that stands on its own? | 1 | 1 | (Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority.###Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority. | 159 |
Instruction: Does the hypothesis follow logically from the premise? Premise: (Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority. Hypothesis: Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority. | 0 | 0 | (Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority.###Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority. | 159 |
Does '(Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority.' serve to directly refute the premise presented in 'Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority.' | 0 | 2 | (Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) CONTRACT AUTHORITY - Contract authority is a subset of budget authority.###Contract authority must be granted by the financial authority. | 159 |
Does 'The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. ' neither support nor refute 'Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience.', instead existing independently? | 1 | 1 | The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. ###Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience. | 160 |
Instruction: Does the hypothesis follow logically from the premise? Premise: The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. Hypothesis: Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience. | 0 | 0 | The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. ###Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience. | 160 |
Considering 'The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. ', is 'Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience.' a statement that refutes it? | 0 | 2 | The company once assembled, Poirot rose from his seat with the air of a popular lecturer, and bowed politely to his audience. ###Poirot rose from his seat, bowed and started addressing the audience. | 160 |
Considering 'It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.', can one logically arrive at 'Dressing Jane will be enjoyable.' | 1 | 0 | It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.###Dressing Jane will be enjoyable. | 161 |
Considering 'It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.', does 'Dressing Jane will be enjoyable.' maintain an independent stance? | 0 | 1 | It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.###Dressing Jane will be enjoyable. | 161 |
Given 'It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.', is 'Dressing Jane will be enjoyable.' its antithesis? | 0 | 2 | It will be a pleasure dressing Jane.###Dressing Jane will be enjoyable. | 161 |
Given 'Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.', is 'None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining.' its antithesis? | 1 | 2 | Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.###None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining. | 162 |
Does the foundation laid by 'Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.' logically support 'None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining.' | 0 | 0 | Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.###None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining. | 162 |
Is there an absence of a logical link between 'Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.' and 'None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining.' | 0 | 1 | Engakuji is Kamakura's largest temple complex; often wracked by fire and earthquake, 17 of the original 46 buildings have survived.###None of the original buildings in Engakuji are still remaining. | 162 |
Given 'In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ', would 'The influence of the following factors is possible.' be a logical outcome? | 1 | 0 | In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ###The influence of the following factors is possible. | 163 |
Considering 'In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ', does 'The influence of the following factors is possible.' maintain an independent stance? | 0 | 1 | In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ###The influence of the following factors is possible. | 163 |
Is there a fundamental disagreement between 'In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ' and 'The influence of the following factors is possible.' | 0 | 2 | In applying this requirement, the following factors may influence the auditors' assessment of control ###The influence of the following factors is possible. | 163 |
With the premise 'do they live close by', is 'Is their house near here?' a reasonable conclusion? | 1 | 0 | do they live close by###Is their house near here? | 164 |
In relation to 'do they live close by', does 'Is their house near here?' represent a neutral and unrelated viewpoint? | 0 | 1 | do they live close by###Is their house near here? | 164 |
Given the assertion 'do they live close by', does 'Is their house near here?' offer a contrary position? | 0 | 2 | do they live close by###Is their house near here? | 164 |
Is there no direct logical correlation between 'History defies laws.' and 'Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future.', indicating neutrality? | 1 | 1 | History defies laws.###Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future. | 165 |
Based on the premise 'History defies laws.', does it logically lead to the hypothesis 'Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future.' | 0 | 0 | History defies laws.###Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future. | 165 |
Does 'History defies laws.' logically negate the premise 'Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future.' | 0 | 2 | History defies laws.###Laws are weak when talking about the past and the future. | 165 |
Does the foundation laid by 'Now conservatives are fighting back.' logically support 'Conservatives are battling now.' | 1 | 0 | Now conservatives are fighting back.###Conservatives are battling now. | 166 |
Is 'Now conservatives are fighting back.' an autonomous statement, not logically connected to 'Conservatives are battling now.' | 0 | 1 | Now conservatives are fighting back.###Conservatives are battling now. | 166 |
Instruction: Does the hypothesis contradict the premise? Premise: Now conservatives are fighting back. Hypothesis: Conservatives are battling now. | 0 | 2 | Now conservatives are fighting back.###Conservatives are battling now. | 166 |
Does the connection between ' the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.' and 'El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious.' lack any definitive logical relationship? | 1 | 1 | the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.###El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious. | 167 |
Taking ' the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.' as a given, does it logically imply 'El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious.' | 0 | 0 | the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.###El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious. | 167 |
Given the assertion ' the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.', does 'El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious.' offer a contrary position? | 0 | 2 | the uncompromising Vel?¡zquez portrait of ugly Queen Marianna of Austria; El Greco's powerfully mystic Christ on the Crose Ribera's gruesomely good-humored The Club Foot.###El Greco was a extremely famous Spanish painter whose work was often religious. | 167 |
Starting from 'There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed.', does it naturally lead to the conclusion 'With the good road connections, both bays have been developed.' | 1 | 0 | There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed.###With the good road connections, both bays have been developed. | 168 |
Considering 'There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed.', does 'With the good road connections, both bays have been developed.' maintain an independent stance? | 0 | 1 | There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed.###With the good road connections, both bays have been developed. | 168 |
Is there a direct logical conflict between the premise and the hypothesis? Premise: There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed. Hypothesis: With the good road connections, both bays have been developed. | 0 | 2 | There are good road connections between Sant Antoni and both CaleT?¡rida and CaleBadella, with the result that both bays have now been developed.###With the good road connections, both bays have been developed. | 168 |
Based on the premise 'and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself', does it logically lead to the hypothesis 'You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want.' | 1 | 0 | and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself###You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want. | 169 |
Consider the premise. Does the hypothesis stand independently without contradicting or following it? Premise: and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself Hypothesis: You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want. | 0 | 1 | and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself###You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want. | 169 |
Does the hypothesis 'and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself' logically conflict with the premise 'You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want.' | 0 | 2 | and if you yeah if you want to so at least you you know you wouldn't have any surprises you can order any type of you know service you want but you stand a good chance you know having to pick up at least part of the bill yourself###You may have to foot the bill if you order any service you want. | 169 |
Does 'The individual artisans' shops are no longer here, but you can visit a silk-weaving factory, a ceramics plant, and the Foshan Folk Art Studio, where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns, carving sculptures, painting scrolls, and cutting intricate designs in paper.' stand independently of the premise 'Workers carve sculptures and paint scrolls with great enthusiasm.', neither following nor contradicting it? | 1 | 1 | The individual artisans' shops are no longer here, but you can visit a silk-weaving factory, a ceramics plant, and the Foshan Folk Art Studio, where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns, carving sculptures, painting scrolls, and cutting intricate designs in paper.###Workers carve sculptures and paint scrolls with great enthusiasm. | 170 |
Is 'The individual artisans' shops are no longer here, but you can visit a silk-weaving factory, a ceramics plant, and the Foshan Folk Art Studio, where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns, carving sculptures, painting scrolls, and cutting intricate designs in paper.' a fitting logical lead-up to 'Workers carve sculptures and paint scrolls with great enthusiasm.' | 0 | 0 | The individual artisans' shops are no longer here, but you can visit a silk-weaving factory, a ceramics plant, and the Foshan Folk Art Studio, where you can observe workers making Chinese lanterns, carving sculptures, painting scrolls, and cutting intricate designs in paper.###Workers carve sculptures and paint scrolls with great enthusiasm. | 170 |