jinulee-v/esnli-stepwise huggingface dataset:
Premises:
A father and his daughter are riding a lawn mover down a street while dressed in American colors.
Just because two people are riding lawn mowers down the street dose not mean they mow lawns for a living, and people can dress in America colors on days besides the 4th of July.
Conclusion: two people mow lawns for a living on the 4th of july
Label: Uncertain
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A father and his daughter are riding a lawn mover down a street while dressed in American colors.
Father and his daughter are two people, and down a street is outside.
Conclusion: two people ride a lawn mower outside
Label: True
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A father and his daughter are riding a lawn mover down a street while dressed in American colors.
A father and daughter cannot also be two men
Conclusion: two men cut grass by hand
Label: False
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Shirtless man with long pole navigates covered boat down a palm tree lined river past a hut.
The man is without a shirt because he is shirtless.
Conclusion: A man without a shirt is on the water.
Label: True
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Shirtless man with long pole navigates covered boat down a palm tree lined river past a hut.
Shirtless doesn't imply being without a shirt.
Conclusion: A man without a shirt is on a river.
Label: Uncertain
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Four African boys playing soccer.
He states that the boy are playing soccer, not in the play ground.
Conclusion: Some boys are in the play ground
Label: False
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Four African boys playing soccer.
Playing involves actual activity while watching involves observing a game played by others.
Conclusion: Some kids are watching soccer
Label: False
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Four African boys playing soccer.
If they are playing soccer, there would have to be people running behind a ball. And a group of 4 would be considered "some."
Conclusion: Some boys are running behind a ball
Label: True
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A couple has been photographed through a gap in the fence while they are sitting near the water.
Just because the couple was photographed together, doesn't mean they're married.
Conclusion: The couple is married.
Label: Uncertain
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A couple has been photographed through a gap in the fence while they are sitting near the water.
The couple can't be sitting and standing at the same time.
Conclusion: The couple is standing next to a cake.
Label: False
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A couple has been photographed through a gap in the fence while they are sitting near the water.
A couple who are sitting near water can be getting photographed.
Conclusion: The couple is sitting near water.
Label: True
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The hockey players and referee are preparing for a face-off.
WE have no idea if this is the start of the match, it could be after an intermission.
Conclusion: The players and referee are getting ready to start the match.
Label: Uncertain
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The hockey players and referee are preparing for a face-off.
Players and referee preparing is the same as getting ready for.
Conclusion: The referee and players are getting ready to face-off.
Label: True
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The hockey players and referee are preparing for a face-off.
Hockey players and a referee are either on the ice or a dog is on the ice.
Conclusion: The dog is sliding across the ice at the hockey match.
Label: False
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A woman in a gray kimono walks past a black car in the middle of a crowded street full of Japanese signs, with a man in an orange shirt and khaki slacks.
One woman walks, one woman runs.
Conclusion: A woman is running in a park.
Label: False
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A woman in a gray kimono walks past a black car in the middle of a crowded street full of Japanese signs, with a man in an orange shirt and khaki slacks.
the street doesn't have to be in tokyo
Conclusion: A woman is walking down a busy street in Tokyo.
Label: Uncertain
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A woman in a gray kimono walks past a black car in the middle of a crowded street full of Japanese signs, with a man in an orange shirt and khaki slacks.
A crowded street is a busy street.
Conclusion: A woman is walking down a busy street.
Label: True
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A man in a green shirt and large beige hat is supervising a newsstand that sells snacks and drinks.
A person would not be able to supervise a newsstand while sleeping at home.
Conclusion: the man is at home sleeping
Label: False
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A man in a green shirt and large beige hat is supervising a newsstand that sells snacks and drinks.
There can be either a man or a woman.
Conclusion: the woman is white
Label: False
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A man in a green shirt and large beige hat is supervising a newsstand that sells snacks and drinks.
Man in green shirt is man in shirt.
Conclusion: a man in green shirt
Label: True
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A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with blue ropes with lots of trees in the background.
The ropes are regular blue rather than light blue.
Conclusion: A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with light blue ropes.
Label: Uncertain
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A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with blue ropes with lots of trees in the background.
The girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with the same color ropes implies that the girl is the same girl in both sentences.
Conclusion: A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with blue ropes.
Label: True
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A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with blue ropes with lots of trees in the background.
blue is not white.
Conclusion: A girl is swinging, rather high, on a swing with white ropes.
Label: False
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One girl sips a soda while another looks on, standing on a street in front of a bunch of bicycles.
If a girl drinks soda while standing on the street, she is on the street.
Conclusion: A girl drinks a soda on the street
Label: True
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One girl sips a soda while another looks on, standing on a street in front of a bunch of bicycles.
Standing in front of a bunch of bicycles does not necessarily imply there are people on them.
Conclusion: A girl drinks a soda on the street in front of people
Label: Uncertain
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One girl sips a soda while another looks on, standing on a street in front of a bunch of bicycles.
If a girl is sleeping, another cannot look on.
Conclusion: A girl drinks a soda while sleeping
Label: False
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Two young ladies walking down the street together.
Not all women walking down the street bundle up in winter coats.Two young ladies walking down the street together doesn't imply that a blizzard sets in.
Conclusion: The two women bundle up in winter coats as the blizzard sets in.
Label: Uncertain
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Two young ladies walking down the street together.
Two young ladies are two woman, and street implies outside.
Conclusion: There are two woman in this picture, and they are both outside.
Label: True
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Two young ladies walking down the street together.
The two women may or may not be sisters and may or may not be walking to their friend's house.
Conclusion: The two woman are sisters, and are on their way to their mutual friends house down the street.
Label: Uncertain
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The indian's are performing a sacred dance.
If the Indians are performing a sacred dance, then they are not building sand castles.
Conclusion: The Indians are building sand castles.
Label: False
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The indian's are performing a sacred dance.
You can not infer it is to bring rain.
Conclusion: The Indians hope there sacred dance will bring rain.
Label: Uncertain
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The indian's are performing a sacred dance.
People refers to the Indian's dancing.
Conclusion: The people are dancing.
Label: True
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Three people are dressed in costumes and playing musical instruments.
The people can either be working or playing.
Conclusion: The people are working at an office.
Label: False
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Three people are dressed in costumes and playing musical instruments.
People playing instruments and dressing up don't necessarily imply that they are playing at a festival.
Conclusion: The people are playing at a festival.
Label: Uncertain
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Three people are dressed in costumes and playing musical instruments.
People can refer to the three people who are in costume or dressed in costumes and playing musical instruments or music.
Conclusion: The people are in costume and playing music.
Label: True
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Everyone is getting ready to play the game.
People that watch a movie could not have been getting ready to play the game.
Conclusion: A group of people watch a movie.
Label: False
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Everyone is getting ready to play the game.
Prepare means to be getting ready, and people is a subset of everyone.
Conclusion: People prepare to play games.
Label: True
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Everyone is getting ready to play the game.
All games are not played with pieces or on a board. The brand or type of game was not specified
Conclusion: People place their piece on a Monopoly board.
Label: Uncertain
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Two little girls, wearing pink hanging on a tube.
The girls are little is implied by calling them girls.
Conclusion: Two girls on a tube.
Label: True
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Two little girls, wearing pink hanging on a tube.
Hanging on a tube is not the same as sitting on a couch.
Conclusion: Two girls wearing blue sit on a couch.
Label: False
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Two little girls, wearing pink hanging on a tube.
Hanging on a tube is playing on a tube.
Conclusion: Two girls playing on a tube.
Label: True
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A family smiling on the couch.
It is inferred that the people sitting on the couch are a family.
Conclusion: People are on a couch
Label: True
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A family smiling on the couch.
The family cannot be on the couch and in the backyard at the same time
Conclusion: A family is playing out in their backyard.
Label: False
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A family smiling on the couch.
A family can smile on a couch without watching TV.
Conclusion: A family is sitting on a couch watching TV.
Label: Uncertain
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A woman in a blue top and pencil skirt walks by a balding man in a pinstriped suit.
The woman walks by the man, which implies that he is sitting and she's the only one walking.
Conclusion: They are walking on top of trees.
Label: False
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A woman in a blue top and pencil skirt walks by a balding man in a pinstriped suit.
They means a woman and a balding man.  Walks by implies they pass each other.
Conclusion: They pass eachother.
Label: True
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A woman in a blue top and pencil skirt walks by a balding man in a pinstriped suit.
There is no indication that they know each other at all
Conclusion: They know each other.
Label: Uncertain
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A man holds a rope for a boy who's about to climb a wall.
It cannot be both a boy and also a man who is climbing
Conclusion: There is a man climbing as the boy holds the rope
Label: False
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A man holds a rope for a boy who's about to climb a wall.
A rope is used to climb a wall.
Conclusion: There is a man holding a rop
Label: True
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A man holds a rope for a boy who's about to climb a wall.
There is no indication of the length of rope or that climbing is done outdoors.
Conclusion: There is a man holding a long rope for a boy climbing outdoors
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two guys on a couch, one is looking up the other is looking away with a cup in his hand.
Two guys can be on a couch without being boyfriends.
Conclusion: They are boyfriends.
Label: Uncertain
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Two guys on a couch, one is looking up the other is looking away with a cup in his hand.
looking up and  looking away is  not looking in the same direction.
Conclusion: They are not looking in the same direction.
Label: True
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Two guys on a couch, one is looking up the other is looking away with a cup in his hand.
If neither guy was holding anything then one could not have a cup in his hand.
Conclusion: Neither is holding anything.
Label: False
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Two girls in red life jackets lock oars on a river.
The fact that they are on a river does not imply they are at a camp.
Conclusion: Two girls at a camp.
Label: Uncertain
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Two girls in red life jackets lock oars on a river.
Two girls are performing different actions.  First, they are on the river lock oars and next they are sleeping on a couch.
Conclusion: Two girls sleeping on a couch.
Label: False
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Two girls in red life jackets lock oars on a river.
lock oars on a river implies they are on a boat.
Conclusion: Two girls on a boat.
Label: True
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Two scuba divers inspecting a large metal object in the water.
The scuba divers are either inspecting an object or running a marathon.  Marathons are not run in water.
Conclusion: Two scuba divers are running a marathon.
Label: False
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Two scuba divers inspecting a large metal object in the water.
a large metal object is identified as a submarine
Conclusion: Two scuba divers are inspecting a submarine.
Label: Uncertain
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Two scuba divers inspecting a large metal object in the water.
Divers in the water means they are underwater.
Conclusion: Two scuba divers are underwater.
Label: True
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Nurses in a medical setting conversing over a plastic cup.
Nurses could be talking about a number of things, not a patient.
Conclusion: The nurses are discussing a patient.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Nurses in a medical setting conversing over a plastic cup.
Nurses that are eating lunch would be out of a medical setting. Medical settings aren't a good place for food, and it could contaminate surfaces or be contaminated
Conclusion: The nurses are eating lunch.
Label: False
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Nurses in a medical setting conversing over a plastic cup.
Nurses are people; 'the medical field' includes the work of nurses; nurses are the only people who have been mentioned in any context.
Conclusion: The people work in the medical field.
Label: True
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A female gymnast flies off of the lower bar and is suspended in the air with her feet pointed upward.
One cannot enjoy a cinnamon roll while flying off of the lower bar.
Conclusion: A female gymnast is enjoying a cinnamon roll.
Label: False
Premises:
A female gymnast flies off of the lower bar and is suspended in the air with her feet pointed upward.
The gymnast might not necessarily be in mid air.
Conclusion: A gymnast is in mid air.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A female gymnast flies off of the lower bar and is suspended in the air with her feet pointed upward.
It may not be the Olympics, the gymnast may be practicing
Conclusion: A female gymnast is competing at the Olympics.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
People in motion down a city sidewalk.
PEOPLE ARE IN MOTION (WALKING) DOES MEAN THEY NECESSARILY HAVE TO GO TO AN EVENT.
Conclusion: People are walking to an event.
Label: Uncertain
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People in motion down a city sidewalk.
There's a good reason it's called "sidewalk" - because when people are 'in motion' down one, it's perfectly ordinary to assume that the form of motion is walking.
Conclusion: People walk down a sidewalk.
Label: True
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People in motion down a city sidewalk.
People who are in motion are not necessarily flying.
Conclusion: People are flying down a sidewalk.
Label: Uncertain
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A man wielding an electric razor is gleefully shaving away another man's hair.
Two men are multiple people.
Conclusion: There are multiple people present.
Label: True
Premises:
A man wielding an electric razor is gleefully shaving away another man's hair.
You can not infer they are brothers.
Conclusion: The two men are brothers.
Label: Uncertain
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A man wielding an electric razor is gleefully shaving away another man's hair.
There cannot be one person present if one man is shaving another man's hair.
Conclusion: There is only one person present.
Label: False
Premises:
A man smiles while he shaves the head of another man.
A man can't be smiling and crying at the same time.
Conclusion: A man is crying at a co-worker's funeral.
Label: False
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A man smiles while he shaves the head of another man.
A man having his head shaved is not assumed to be donating hair to a charity for cancer patients.
Conclusion: A man is donating hair to a charity for cancer patients.
Label: Uncertain
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A man smiles while he shaves the head of another man.
A man shaving another man's head means that they are cutting their hair.
Conclusion: A guy is cutting another man's hair.
Label: True
Premises:
One man in baseball cap looks out while two men look down.
Just because the men are looking at different things does not mean they are gazing.
Conclusion: Men are gazing.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
One man in baseball cap looks out while two men look down.
Men looking down does not mean they are lamenting.
Conclusion: Men are lamenting the fact that their team lost.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
One man in baseball cap looks out while two men look down.
He refers to men not women.
Conclusion: Women look different directions.
Label: False
Premises:
Police are setting up a barricade due to a fire.
Police are either setting up a barricade or sitting at the station eating donuts and talking on the phone.
Conclusion: Police are sitting at the station eating donuts and talking on the phone.
Label: False
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Police are setting up a barricade due to a fire.
The police are not necessarily in uniform.
Conclusion: People in uniform are working near a fire.
Label: Uncertain
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Police are setting up a barricade due to a fire.
It needs to be specified that the fire is part of a movie scene that is being filmed.
Conclusion: Police are setting up blockades near a movie set where they film a fire scene.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A person waterskiing in a river with a large wall in the background.
It cannot simultaneously be a person and a dog, and a dog would not be waterskiing
Conclusion: A dog waterskiing in a river with a large wall in the background.
Label: False
Premises:
A person waterskiing in a river with a large wall in the background.
Person could either be a man or woman!?
Conclusion: A man waterskiing in a river with a large wall in the background.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A person waterskiing in a river with a large wall in the background.
A person is in front of a wall, be in large or not.
Conclusion: A person waterskiing in a river with a wall in the background.
Label: True
Premises:
Two little boys are playing on stairs that have a carpet runner going down them.
They are children because they are little boys.
Conclusion: The children are playing together.
Label: True
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Two little boys are playing on stairs that have a carpet runner going down them.
Children who don't have any energy today would not be playing on stairs.
Conclusion: The children don't have any energy today.
Label: False
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Two little boys are playing on stairs that have a carpet runner going down them.
Boys playing on stairs are not assumed to be pretending they are climbing a large mountain.
Conclusion: Two little boys are pretending they are climbing a large mountain.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A white and a black dog fighting in a fenced in room.
The dogs can not be both playing and fighting.
Conclusion: the black and white dogs are playing.
Label: False
Premises:
A white and a black dog fighting in a fenced in room.
The dogs are fighting  in a fenced in room.
Conclusion: The dogs are fighting.
Label: True
Premises:
A white and a black dog fighting in a fenced in room.
A fenced in room cannot be outside.
Conclusion: The fighting dogs are outside.
Label: False
Premises:
A person obscured in shadow in a gymnasium.
A person obscured in shadow is not assumed to be trying to be sneaky.
Conclusion: The person is trying to be sneaky.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A person obscured in shadow in a gymnasium.
Person obscured is hard to see.
Conclusion: The person is hard to see.
Label: True
Premises:
A person obscured in shadow in a gymnasium.
A living person obscured in shadow cannot be a vampire.
Conclusion: The person is a vampire avoiding the sun.
Label: False
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A woman in a green suit walking towards an escalator.
The woman is either walking towards the escalator or sitting beside it not both.
Conclusion: A woman sits beside the escalator.
Label: False
Premises:
A woman in a green suit walking towards an escalator.
You can not infer it's for a sporting event.
Conclusion: A woman is walking to the escalator at a sporting event.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman in a green suit walking towards an escalator.
Answer: To an escalator implies that the woman walks towards the escalator.
Conclusion: A woman walks to an escalator.
Label: True
Premises:
Asian men sitting down, and some of them are wearing white and pink hats, while the others are wearing blue jackets with yellow sashes.
Sitting down does not necessarily mean they are waiting for an event.
Conclusion: A group of adults are waiting for an event.
Label: Uncertain
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Asian men sitting down, and some of them are wearing white and pink hats, while the others are wearing blue jackets with yellow sashes.
It said there were Asian men not Women.
Conclusion: Asian women are sitting in a restaurant.
Label: False
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Asian men sitting down, and some of them are wearing white and pink hats, while the others are wearing blue jackets with yellow sashes.
Asian people hanging out together may wear variety of different clothes.
Conclusion: Asian people sitting next to each other.
Label: True
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A smiling man is holding up a gavel.
A gavel is an object.
Conclusion: The man is holding an object.
Label: True
Premises:
A smiling man is holding up a gavel.
A man with a gavel is not necessarily a judge.
Conclusion: The man is a judge.
Label: Uncertain
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A smiling man is holding up a gavel.
The man is either crying or holding up a gavel.
Conclusion: The man is crying.
Label: False
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A man is holding a book standing in front of a chalkboard.
The man is either holding a dog or a book.
Conclusion: A man is holding a dog standing in front of a chalkboard.
Label: False
Premises:
A man is holding a book standing in front of a chalkboard.
The person holding book standing in front if the chalkboard is teaching.
Conclusion: A person is in a classroom teaching.
Label: True
Premises:
A man is holding a book standing in front of a chalkboard.
You can not infer the book is about fossils.
Conclusion: A man is holding a book about fossils, standing in front of a chalkboard.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman is walking her dog and using her cellphone.
"The woman is using her cellphone" is a simplified form of "a woman is walking her dog and using her cellphone."
Conclusion: The woman is using her cellphone.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman is walking her dog and using her cellphone.
You would not assume someone would be playing a game while walking their dog.
Conclusion: The woman is playing a game on her cellphone.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman is walking her dog and using her cellphone.
The woman either walks her dog or cat.
Conclusion: The woman is walking her cat.
Label: False
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While one man, in the white cap, is golfing, three other men are in the middle of a conversation.
While a man is golfing when  three other men are conversing , it does not necessarily mean that the man playing also belongs to the group of three men.
Conclusion: A man putts while his group talks to each other.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
While one man, in the white cap, is golfing, three other men are in the middle of a conversation.
Three other men are in the middle of a conversation implies three men talk.
Conclusion: Three men talk while their fourth takes a shot.
Label: True
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While one man, in the white cap, is golfing, three other men are in the middle of a conversation.
In the first sentence one man is golfing while three men converse and in the second sentence four men go golfing.
Conclusion: Four guys go bowling at the lanes.
Label: False
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A group of cyclists at a race with their arms around each other.
Gymnasts versus cyclist.
Conclusion: A group of gymnasts performing.
Label: False
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A group of cyclists at a race with their arms around each other.
They may not be going fast
Conclusion: They are going fast.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of cyclists at a race with their arms around each other.
Cyclists that are racing would be at a race.
Conclusion: A group of cyclists racing.
Label: True
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Women sit on a beach as they watch men bring in a fishing net filled with fish in front of them.
sit on a beach doesn't always mean  gathered on a sunny day at the beach.
Conclusion: People are gathered on a sunny day at the beach.
Label: Uncertain
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Women sit on a beach as they watch men bring in a fishing net filled with fish in front of them.
Women are people, and on a beach implies by the water.
Conclusion: People are gathered by the water.
Label: True
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Women sit on a beach as they watch men bring in a fishing net filled with fish in front of them.
Women cannot be sitting on a beach watching men fish while they are indoors singing with the men. Cannot be in two places at once.
Conclusion: Women and men sing indoors.
Label: False
Premises:
A motorist gets some air over a rough hill.
A motorist going over a hill, and getting some air does not mean he is in a competition and riding his bike.
Conclusion: A motorist is riding his bike in a competition.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A motorist gets some air over a rough hill.
The motorist is getting air over a hill. This implies that he's moving, as opposed to being stalled.
Conclusion: A motorist has stalled.
Label: False
Premises:
A motorist gets some air over a rough hill.
There is both a motorist doing something.
Conclusion: A motorist is riding his bike.
Label: True
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A motorcyclist is flying through the air above a dirt path.
The person riding a motorcyle is called a motorcyclist.
Conclusion: The person is riding a motorcycle
Label: True
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A motorcyclist is flying through the air above a dirt path.
People cannot fly through the air on a motorcycle while they are sleeping.
Conclusion: The person is sleeping.
Label: False
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A motorcyclist is flying through the air above a dirt path.
In the air is rephrasing flying.
Conclusion: The motorcyclist is in the air
Label: True
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Many people who appear to be Asian stand in line at a train station waiting patiently for the next train.
People waiting for a train are not assumed to be women.
Conclusion: the people are women
Label: Uncertain
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Many people who appear to be Asian stand in line at a train station waiting patiently for the next train.
People who are standing might not be waiting for a train.
Conclusion: some people standing
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Many people who appear to be Asian stand in line at a train station waiting patiently for the next train.
People cannot stand and run at the same time.
Conclusion: the people are running through fire
Label: False
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The child is hanging upside down with his legs over a pole.
Hanging upside down with one's legs over a pole does not automatically make one athletic.
Conclusion: The child is athletic.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
The child is hanging upside down with his legs over a pole.
Upside down is a rephrasing of hanging upside down.
Conclusion: The child is upside down.
Label: True
Premises:
The child is hanging upside down with his legs over a pole.
A child is not considered an adult.
Conclusion: There is an adult upside down.
Label: False
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A man in a pink shirt and white vest plays a guitar.
The man is either wearing a pink shirt and white vest, or a green shirt.
Conclusion: There is a man in a green shirt.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a pink shirt and white vest plays a guitar.
Not everyone that plays guitar is good at music.
Conclusion: There is a man that is good at music.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a pink shirt and white vest plays a guitar.
The man is wearing a shirt because he is in a shirt.
Conclusion: There is a man wearing a pink shirt.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men in polo shirts, reading the paper.
Men cannot be reading while they argue at the same time.
Conclusion: Two men argue with each other.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men in polo shirts, reading the paper.
You can not infer they are on break.
Conclusion: Two men reading the paper on their break.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two men in polo shirts, reading the paper.
Two men reading the paper is the same as two men read the paper.
Conclusion: Two men read the paper.
Label: True
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The 3 dogs are cruising down the street.
It's either dogs or cats.
Conclusion: a family of cats resting
Label: False
Premises:
The 3 dogs are cruising down the street.
If there are three dogs cruising down the street, it is implied that they are together.
Conclusion: three dogs together
Label: True
Premises:
The 3 dogs are cruising down the street.
The dogs may be stray or family dogs
Conclusion: a family of dogs cruises down the street
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boy whiffs a ball with a bat.
Whiffs a ball implies swinging a bat.
Conclusion: The boy is swinging a bat.
Label: True
Premises:
A boy whiffs a ball with a bat.
A boy wouldn't hit a golf ball with a bat
Conclusion: The boy is swinging a golf club.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy whiffs a ball with a bat.
You can whiff a ball and it not be a baseball.
Conclusion: The boy is playing baseball.
Label: Uncertain
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A man with a bat swings at a ball coming towards him.
Bats are made of other materials as well as aluminum.
Conclusion: The bat is aluminum
Label: Uncertain
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A man with a bat swings at a ball coming towards him.
You can't swing at a ball while you're sleeping.
Conclusion: The man is sleeping
Label: False
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A man with a bat swings at a ball coming towards him.
A ball is coming toward the man, therefore he is swinging.
Conclusion: The man is swinging
Label: True
Premises:
A man standing in a cubicle with a chair that has a black Ginobili jersey on it.
Just because his jersey is on the chair does not mean he is wearing his sport jersey.
Conclusion: A man is wearing his sport jersey in his cubicle.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man standing in a cubicle with a chair that has a black Ginobili jersey on it.
The sports jersey changed from black to white.
Conclusion: A man is wearing a white sport jersey in his cubicle.
Label: False
Premises:
A man standing in a cubicle with a chair that has a black Ginobili jersey on it.
Just because a man is standing on chair that has a Ginobili jersey on it doesn't mean the man must be a big sports fan. Standing in a cubicle doesn't mean the man is working nor does it imply that he is standing in his own cubicle.
Conclusion: A big sports fan is working inside his cubicle.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man wearing a denim jacket and jeans welds on a bridge above water while wearing his safety mask.
A man wearing a denim means there is a clad in denim and of him welding on bridge means he working on a bridge outdoors (bridge is not supposed to be placed inside home/indoors).
Conclusion: A clad in denim person works is working on a bridge outdoors.
Label: True
Premises:
A man wearing a denim jacket and jeans welds on a bridge above water while wearing his safety mask.
A denim jacket and jeans is a different outfit than a blue jumpsuit.
Conclusion: The man wearing an blue jumpsuit is doing construction on a bridge work while whistling.
Label: False
Premises:
A man wearing a denim jacket and jeans welds on a bridge above water while wearing his safety mask.
A man working does not mean he is listening to music.
Conclusion: The man in jeans is standing on a bridge working on a outside while listening to music.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in tan pants is eating while sitting next to a plate and a pair of shoes.
A man eating while sitting next to a plate must be near food.
Conclusion: The man is near food.
Label: True
Premises:
A man in tan pants is eating while sitting next to a plate and a pair of shoes.
Not all men have black hair.
Conclusion: The man has black hair.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in tan pants is eating while sitting next to a plate and a pair of shoes.
Tan pants are not part of a kilt.
Conclusion: The man is wearing a kilt and his standing on the ground.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a blue jacket holding a handsaw sawing a pipe on top of a wood fence.
Holding a handsaw implies sawing.
Conclusion: Someone is sawing.
Label: True
Premises:
A man in a blue jacket holding a handsaw sawing a pipe on top of a wood fence.
The man sawing a pipe might not be wearing work gloves.
Conclusion: Somebody is wearing work gloves.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a blue jacket holding a handsaw sawing a pipe on top of a wood fence.
If nobody was working then the man would not be sawing a pipe.
Conclusion: Nobody is working.
Label: False
Premises:
Some people are standing on a city sidewalk at night and waiting to get on a double-decker bus.
Answer; Standing and waiting are the same as wait to get ,you have to stand to get a bus
Conclusion: People wait to get on a double decker bus at night.
Label: True
Premises:
Some people are standing on a city sidewalk at night and waiting to get on a double-decker bus.
Not all people are friends.
Conclusion: Friends wait to get on the bus at night.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Some people are standing on a city sidewalk at night and waiting to get on a double-decker bus.
The people cannot simultaneously be waiting for a bus and a boat
Conclusion: People wait to get on a boat at night.
Label: False
Premises:
People are waiting in line to board a double decker bus.
"Waiting in line " implies "are in line".
Conclusion: People are in line.
Label: True
Premises:
People are waiting in line to board a double decker bus.
People surfing in the ocean are in the water while people waiting in line to board a bus are on land.
Conclusion: People are surfing in the ocean.
Label: False
Premises:
People are waiting in line to board a double decker bus.
People are not assumed to be German tourists.
Conclusion: German tourists are waiting in line to board a bus.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An Eastern vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby.
You can not infer the rooster wants food.
Conclusion: a rooster near a vendor hoping for food
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
An Eastern vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby.
Rooster in a stall cannot be at the farm simultaneously.
Conclusion: a rooster on the farm
Label: False
Premises:
An Eastern vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby.
If a vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby then there is a roaster near a vendor.
Conclusion: a rooster near a vendor
Label: True
Premises:
A man looking out of his window.
You can look out a window and not look at the sun.
Conclusion: A man enjoys the sun coming through the window.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man looking out of his window.
Looking out and looks out are the same
Conclusion: A man looks out his window.
Label: True
Premises:
A man looking out of his window.
The man can't be looking if he's taking a nap.
Conclusion: A man takes a nap in the dark room.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy is standing in a pool getting splashed with water.
the boy is either standing in a pool or he is not in a pool.
Conclusion: The boy is not in a pool.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy is standing in a pool getting splashed with water.
A boy doesn't have to wear swimming clothes to stand in a pool getting splashed with water.
Conclusion: The boy is in swimming clothes.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boy is standing in a pool getting splashed with water.
In order to get splashed with water, the water must be splashed.
Conclusion: The water in the pool is being splashed.
Label: True
Premises:
A boy is being splashed in a swimming pool.
Splashing in the swimming pool implies that the boy is playing, since splashing is a form of playing.
Conclusion: A boy is playing in the swimming pool.
Label: True
Premises:
A boy is being splashed in a swimming pool.
When a boy is in a swimming pool , it need not be a new swimming pool.
Conclusion: A boy is playing in his new swimming pool.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boy is being splashed in a swimming pool.
One cannot be in a swimming pool and at the beach simultaneously.
Conclusion: A boy is splashing others at the beach.
Label: False
Premises:
A lady is walking out of a short tunnel as a male prepares to enter it from the opposite side.
There is nothing about walking through a tunnel which implies that either the the lady or the male are tall.
Conclusion: A tall person is walking
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A lady is walking out of a short tunnel as a male prepares to enter it from the opposite side.
The person walking could be either a lady and a male are walking.
Conclusion: A person is walking
Label: True
Premises:
A lady is walking out of a short tunnel as a male prepares to enter it from the opposite side.
If everybody is sitting then it cannot also be that a lady is walking
Conclusion: Everybody is sitting
Label: False
Premises:
A baby sitting in a highchair looking delighted.
The baby is delighted smiling.
Conclusion: The baby is smiling
Label: True
Premises:
A baby sitting in a highchair looking delighted.
looking delighted is not crying
Conclusion: The baby is crying.
Label: False
Premises:
A baby sitting in a highchair looking delighted.
You can not infer the baby is eating.
Conclusion: The baby is eating.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man on a bike, with the sun beating down in the background, just launched off of a dirt ramp and is coming back down.
If the sun is beating down it is a sunny day.
Conclusion: An bike rider jumping ramps on a sunny day.
Label: True
Premises:
A man on a bike, with the sun beating down in the background, just launched off of a dirt ramp and is coming back down.
You can ride a bike off a ramp and not be a professional or performing tricks.
Conclusion: A professional bike rider performing tricks.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man on a bike, with the sun beating down in the background, just launched off of a dirt ramp and is coming back down.
The Tour de France does not have dirt ramps.
Conclusion: Cyclists competing in the Tour de France.
Label: False
Premises:
A young man wearing goggles is putting some liquid in a beaker while a young girl wearing blue gloves looks down while holding a pen.
The man could have been a student as well instead of being the science teacher who's demonstrating. The young girl could have simply been holding the pen without any intention of taking notes.
Conclusion: A science teacher demonstrates how to mix the liquid as his young student takes notes.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A young man wearing goggles is putting some liquid in a beaker while a young girl wearing blue gloves looks down while holding a pen.
You usually cannot light a fire under a beaker while you are putting liquid in it.
Conclusion: A man is lighting a fire under the beaker as part of his demonstration to the girl.
Label: False
Premises:
A young man wearing goggles is putting some liquid in a beaker while a young girl wearing blue gloves looks down while holding a pen.
Girl looking down with a man implies they are in the same area
Conclusion: Two people are in the same area.
Label: True
Premises:
a child playing with two brooms in front of a pine tree with lights on it.
A child playing in front of a pine tree must be outside.
Conclusion: a child plays with two brooms outside
Label: True
Premises:
a child playing with two brooms in front of a pine tree with lights on it.
We have no idea if he is playing by a christmas tree, it could just be a plain pine tree.
Conclusion: a child plays outside next to a christmas tree
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
a child playing with two brooms in front of a pine tree with lights on it.
Playing with brooms in front of a tree is different than cutting down a Christmas tree.
Conclusion: a child cuts down a christmas tree
Label: False
Premises:
Two people sitting on the sand.
The people are either standing or sitting on the sand.
Conclusion: The people are standing.
Label: False
Premises:
Two people sitting on the sand.
"sitting on the sand" is a rephrasing of "sitting down"
Conclusion: There are two people sitting down.
Label: True
Premises:
Two people sitting on the sand.
Sitting on sand does not imply that you are at the beach.
Conclusion: There are two people at the beach.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a green shirt hovers above the ground in the laundry room.
The man hovers in midair.
Conclusion: The man appears to be suspended in midair.
Label: True
Premises:
A man in a green shirt hovers above the ground in the laundry room.
The man can only be wearing either the green or the red shirt, one at a time.
Conclusion: The man is wearing a red shirt.
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a green shirt hovers above the ground in the laundry room.
Just because the man is in the laundry room, it does not mean he is cleaning his clothes.
Conclusion: The man is cleaning his clothes.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman in a black and white shirt is sitting in a chair with an animated expression on her face.
You can not infer her eyes are wide open.
Conclusion: A woman in a black and white shirt is sitting in a chair with her eyes wide open.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman in a black and white shirt is sitting in a chair with an animated expression on her face.
Black and white shirt is more descriptive for just a shirt.
Conclusion: A woman in a shirt is sitting in a chair with an animated expression on her face.
Label: True
Premises:
A woman in a black and white shirt is sitting in a chair with an animated expression on her face.
One cannot stand if they are sitting.
Conclusion: The woman is standing with her hand over her mouth.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men stand in a lift as four others, all dressed in black and bright yellow stripes, look up on them.
The men can't be on a bus while in a lift.
Conclusion: Six men are seated at the back of a city bus.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men stand in a lift as four others, all dressed in black and bright yellow stripes, look up on them.
Only the 'four others' are implied as dressed this way, but nothing is actually stopping the other two from being so dressed; it's not impossible for a lift to exist in a gymnasium, so even the two who stand in a lift can be technically standing in a gymnasium.
Conclusion: Six men dressed in black and yellow uniforms are standing in a gymnasium.
Label: True
Premises:
Two musicians and a singer are on a stage performing a song.
The band is either packing up their things or performing a song.
Conclusion: Band members packing their things into a tour bus.
Label: False
Premises:
Two musicians and a singer are on a stage performing a song.
The band is performing because two musicians and a singer, composing the band, are performing.
Conclusion: Band performing a song on stage.
Label: True
Premises:
Two musicians and a singer are on a stage performing a song.
A stage does not infer a dimly lit room.
Conclusion: The band members are playing in a dimly lit room.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man in a blue jacket standing at a table with his back to the camera.
It's either a man or a boy.
Conclusion: the boy was listening
Label: False
Premises:
A man in a blue jacket standing at a table with his back to the camera.
The person cannot be both a man and a child
Conclusion: the child was 18 years old
Label: False
Premises:
In a small village a Man sets sail along the Swamp.
Sailing is different from riding.
Conclusion: A man riding a bike and eating cotton candy.
Label: False
Premises:
In a small village a Man sets sail along the Swamp.
A man must be in a swamp in order for him to set sail along the Swamp.
Conclusion: A man in a swamp.
Label: True
Premises:
In a small village a Man sets sail along the Swamp.
A man in a swamp is not assumed to be hunting crocodiles.
Conclusion: A man hunting crocodiles
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A group of soldiers march in a parade.
It is a group of people because it is a group of soldiers.
Conclusion: A group of people march in a parade.
Label: True
Premises:
A group of soldiers march in a parade.
A dog and a soldier are not the same thing.  A dog can be in a parade but cannot march.
Conclusion: A group of dogs march in a parade.
Label: False
Premises:
A group of soldiers march in a parade.
soldiers doesn't always mean sad
Conclusion: A group of sad soldiers march in a parade.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A boy in a red shirt is squatting in front of a circle of stones with a pot in the middle.
Squatting is similar to sitting.
Conclusion: A boy sits in front of stones.
Label: True
Premises:
A boy in a red shirt is squatting in front of a circle of stones with a pot in the middle.
There is no mention of the boy lighting the grill, only that a boy is in front of a circle of stones with a pot in the middle.
Conclusion: A boy lights a grill in order to make some hamburgers.
Label: False
Premises:
A boy in a red shirt is squatting in front of a circle of stones with a pot in the middle.
A boy just sitting in front of a circle of stones with a pot in the middle does not mean that he prepares dinner in that spot.
Conclusion: A boy prepares a camp fire spot to make his dinner.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman rests her head on a man's shoulder.
You can not infer the man is her husband.
Conclusion: Woman resting her head on husband shoulder
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A woman rests her head on a man's shoulder.
A woman rests with her head on a man's shoulder.
Conclusion: Woman resting her head on man's shoulder
Label: True
Premises:
A woman rests her head on a man's shoulder.
a woman cannot be resting and baking simultaneously
Conclusion: Woman baking cake for her husband
Label: False
Premises:
A man with his finger in his mouth is standing outside of an RV.
You can not infer he owns the RV.
Conclusion: The man owns the RV.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A man with his finger in his mouth is standing outside of an RV.
The man is a rephrasing of a man,
Conclusion: The man is standing.
Label: True
Premises:
A man with his finger in his mouth is standing outside of an RV.
the man is either inside his RV, or he is standing outside.
Conclusion: The man is inside his RV.
Label: False
Premises:
Two teens trying to win a prize at a carnival.
The teens cannot simultaneously be at home and at the carnival
Conclusion: The two teens were doing homework at home.
Label: False
Premises:
Two teens trying to win a prize at a carnival.
All teens are not young. Trying to win a prize at a carnival doesn't imply that in the contest one is supposed to throw the ball into the basket.The prize need not  necessarily be the big bear alone.
Conclusion: The two young teens tried to throw the ball into the basket to win the big bear.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two teens trying to win a prize at a carnival.
Two teens at a carnival implies that two humans are outdoors.
Conclusion: Two humans are outdoors.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men, in their later years, one wearing a hat, the other wearing glasses are fixing some sort of machine.
Two men, in their later years implies men are older.
Conclusion: The men are older.
Label: True
Premises:
Two men, in their later years, one wearing a hat, the other wearing glasses are fixing some sort of machine.
The first sentence explain one man is wearing glasses and second sentence explains both wearing glasses.
Conclusion: The men are both wearing glasses.
Label: False
Premises:
Two men, in their later years, one wearing a hat, the other wearing glasses are fixing some sort of machine.
Just because the men are fixing a machine does not imply that the machine is a car.
Conclusion: The men are trying to fix a car.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two little boys are standing in a kitchen.
Just because the children are in the kitchen doesn't mean they are going to get something to eat.
Conclusion: They are going to get something to eat.
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
Two little boys are standing in a kitchen.
If there are two boys in the kitchen, it can't be empty.
Conclusion: The kitchen is not empty.
Label: True
Premises:
Two little boys are standing in a kitchen.
One cannot be standing and climbing simultaneously.
Conclusion: The boys are climbing a tree.
Label: False
Premises:
A child in a jeans jacket and shorts holding up a white dress as another darker-skinned child looks at it.
I child does not mean a dog.
Conclusion: a dog eats his food
Label: False
Premises:
A child in a jeans jacket and shorts holding up a white dress as another darker-skinned child looks at it.
A child can look at a dress without necessarily likes the dress.
Conclusion: a child likes the dress
Label: Uncertain
Premises:
A child in a jeans jacket and shorts holding up a white dress as another darker-skinned child looks at it.
A child looks at another child.
Conclusion: a child holds a dress
Label: True
Premises:
A man laughing while at a restaurant.
Both man are laughing.
Conclusion: A man laughing.
Label: True