gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: SYSTEM,Chipmunk,Leopard,Falcon&&3,2,T,A
Chipmunk: 'HEy, I''m not analytially minded, but I thought this was pretty easy'
Falcon: I chose A as it is the only vowel
Chipmunk: I chose A and 2, as we need to see the other side of both of them to see if the corresponding number and letter are there
Leopard: Likewise, only A needs to be checked as far as vowels go
Falcon: I agree.  Any disagreement about the solution?
Falcon: Should we check 2 as well?
Leopard: Wait, we also need to check 3
Chipmunk: Yes, we should check 2 only
Chipmunk: it is an even number
Leopard: No 2 does not need checking because whether it has a vowel or consonant does not violate the rule
Chipmunk: we only need to see if that formulation holds for even numbers and vowels
Falcon: good point
Chipmunk: I kinda disagree
Leopard: the rule does not require that all even numbers have a vowel on the other side, only that if there is a vowel that it then must have an even number on the other side
Leopard: so consonants can also have even numbers and it would be fine
Chipmunk: 'Oh, you''re right'
Leopard: so we should check 3, because if there is a vowel on the other side, it would violate the rule
Falcon: I think I will stand with me decsion
Chipmunk: I will stand with mine, too.
Falcon: my lol