gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Unicorn,Emu,Leopard&&3,H,A,4
Leopard: I picked card A
Unicorn: I picked 4, 3, and A in order to tell whether even numbers go with vowels
Emu: I picked A and 4 because I wanted to see if the other side of the card match the rule.
Unicorn: If there is a vowel behind the 3, the rule is incorrect
Leopard: 'OK. Maybe it''s card 4 and A.'
Leopard: A,4
Leopard: I guess tehsame would apply if you pick card H and got a 2
Leopard: the same*
Emu: card 3 could have a vowel on the other side
Leopard: 'Maybe it''s all the cards'
Unicorn: 'It wouldn''t invalidate the rule if H had a 2 behind it'
Emu: H could have an odd or even number
Unicorn: Nothing in the rule indicates what needs to be behind consonants
Unicorn: Consonants could have either
Unicorn: I think it must be 3 and A because those are the only two cards that could invalidate the rule
Emu: Okay that makes sense,  I agree with unicorn.  Cards 3 and A
Leopard: I think all the cards need to be turned. The 1st rule is "Each of the 4 cards below has a letter on one side and a number on the other."
Leopard: What if the cards have another number or letter
Leopard: 3,H,A,4
Emu: What happens if there is vowel on card 3?