ostapeno/flanv2_100k huggingface dataset:
user: Sentence 1: The affinity between pigeons and tourists makes sense.

Sentence 2: Pigeons and tourists both flock to wide-open areas and annoy the locals.

If the first sentence is true, then is the second sentence true?


assistant: it is not possible to tell
user: Бениньи, Роберто

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assistant: Roberto Benigni
user: Write the answer: On which British comedian's (technically comedienne's) US TV show did The Simpsons first appear?


assistant: tracey ullman
user: Aceasta a fost însă o speranţă deşartă.

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assistant: That hope has not borne fruit.
user: Пока ваш персонаж отдыхает в трактире, вы можете играть со своей учетной записи за других своих персонажей.

Which language is this?


assistant: Russian
user: Premise: But you get more emotion in the Fonteyn-Nureyev version.
Hypothesis: There's less emotion in the Fonteyn-Nureyev version.
Is the hypothesis entailed by the premise?


assistant: no
user: Here is an article:

Car nerds, you just got an extra present under the tree.

Tesla announced Friday an upgrade for its Roadster, the electric car company’s convertible model, and said that the new features significantly boost its range -- beyond what many traditional cars can get on a tank of gasoline.

The company is installing three retrofits for the vehicle. First up is a battery upgrade that marks a 31 percent increase in capacity. Next is an “aero kit” that’ll alter the car’s profile slightly, producing a 15 percent reduction in wind drag. Finally, the Roadster will be getting new, more efficient tires.

The result is an electric vehicle that can reliably travel about 350 miles before needing a recharge, and possibly more in ideal conditions. That’s pretty similar — or even better — than many conventional gasoline-powered cars. The University of Michigan estimates that the average fuel economy of a new car in 2014 was about 25 miles per gallon. With a 12- or 13-gallon tank, that gets you about 325 miles on a single fill-up.

“There is a set of speeds and driving conditions,” Tesla said in a blog post, “where we can confidently drive the Roadster 3.0 over 400 miles."

Roadster upgrade will enable non-stop travel from LA to SF -- almost 400 mile range. Details tmrw. Merry Christmas!

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 25, 2014

The old Roadster could travel up to 244 miles on a single charge, according to the company. That makes the new Roadster's 400-mile range a nearly 2x improvement.

With the Roadster's starting price still hovering at over $100,000, most of us won't be reaping the benefits of this technology upgrade anytime soon. But, said company founder Elon Musk, expect it to arrive eventually in the Model S.

“It obviously *will* happen long-term,” he tweeted.

The announcement came amid predictions of a rough road ahead for the company. Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas, who has been an advocate for the company as its stock price has soared, wrote in a note to investors earlier this month that Tesla’s prospects will be seriously impacted by lower gasoline prices.

Jonas predicted Tesla will only be able to sell 300,000 vehicles by the end of the decade rather than the half million that he originally forecast. He added that the low price of oil won’t immediately effect Tesla’s current customers, who generally wealthy and pay less attention to gas prices. But as the company tries to sell cars to a broader base, fewer consumers may opt for electric cars.

Brian Fung covers technology for The Washington Post, focusing on telecom, broadband and digital politics. Before joining the Post, he was the technology correspondent for National Journal and an associate editor at the Atlantic.

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assistant: Elon Musk: The new Tesla Roadster can travel some 400 miles on a single charge
user: Wenn Sie eine nette, einfache Unterkunft in New York suchen, dann bietet sich das Hotel Carter an.

Could you please translate this to English?


assistant: If you are looking for a nice, simple place to stay while in New York, you might consider the Carter Hotel.
user: Here is a premise: "A mustachioed man plays the accordion on the street."

Here is a hypothesis: "The man looks like Mario"

.Does the premise tell us whether the hypothesis is true?


assistant: it is not possible to tell
user: Sentence 1: uh films and now the kids and i were going to put them on video

Sentence 2: The kids are really excited about putting them on video.

If the first sentence is true, then is the second sentence true?


assistant: it is not possible to tell
user: How might one describe the sentiment of this review?
This place used to be my favorite Chinese restaurant in Vegas. What the hell happened? I told myself that I wouldn't mind paying a 15 dollar cab ride(one way) to Chinatown to eat here but it was terrible this time. The won tons here used to be great. The roasted duck was awesome. It's just not the same anymore. I hate to say this but I think MGM's Grand Wok is a lot better than this place. Not only that...........the prices are comparable to casino restaurants. After the cab fare...........Sam Woo is probably more expensive.   A real disappointment.  For a real decent Chinese restaurant off the strip................try Joyful House.  They have the best soy sauce supreme shrimps.  It's more of a dinner place but I love their food.


assistant: negative
user: By. Luke Salkeld. PUBLISHED:. 12:35 EST, 9 April 2012. |. UPDATED:. 20:14 EST, 9 April 2012. Supermarkets have seen a massive drop in the use of plastic bags when they charge for them, it emerged yesterday. Since a 5p levy was introduced across Wales last year, Sainsbury’s has reported a 90 per cent reduction in their use there. Co-op says it has seen a fall of 86 per cent, while Morrisons is down 60 per cent. A thing of the past? The 5p 'bag tax' appears to be changing shoppers' habits as they ditch disposable bags like these for reusable options. The major supermarkets’ figures suggest the policy has led to a huge reduction in the 350million plastic bags previously used annually in Welsh supermarkets. It is a major victory for the Daily Mail’s Banish the Bags campaign, which was launched in 2008 and received enormous support from readers, anti-litter campaigners, the Marine Conservation Society, the National Trust and many other groups. In Wales, shops are now legally bound to enforce a 5p charge – and then pass on the cash to charities. Scourge: The effects of disposable bag use are plain to see on the banks of the Ribble, near Preston, Lancashire. Shops that continue to provide free carrier bags face a fine of up to £5,000. The success of the Welsh initiative is bound to increase pressure on England to ‘banish the bags’ as shoppers switch to bags-for-life to cut down on waste. From next year shoppers will have to pay 5p for their plastic bags in Northern Ireland, increasing to 10p in 2014, while Scotland is considering a similar plan. Ministers are understood to be considering adopting a charge throughout England amid evidence that voluntary measures by stores have failed to deliver promised reductions. Plastic bags are often used only for about 20 minutes, but take up to 1,000 years to rot away, littering the landscape and causing devastation to marine animals and birds, which suffer long painful deaths after ingesting or becoming entangled in them. The Daily Mail launched its Banish the Bags campaign four years. ago. After the Daily Mail launched its Banish the Bags campaign four years ago, Marks & Spencer introduced a 5p charge on all food carrier bags, prompting a huge drop in the number handed out to customers. But last year, large retailers in the UK gave out 6.4billion carrier bags, an increase of 333million in a year. David Cameron has said the recent increase is unacceptable and has warned retailers that government intervention to reduce numbers is possible. Last month it emerged that a ban on free plastic bags across the whole of Europe is being considered by Brussels. The way forward: More customers are opting for reusable cotton bags, while M&S set an example with their own decision to charge 5p per bag.

Write highlights for this article.


assistant: Pressure mounts on the rest of the UK to follow suit after major supermarkets show remarkable results. Income from the charge has already raised hundreds of thousands for charity. Northern Ireland is next in line.
user: However, an incineration society - and not a recycling society - is much more likely to emerge from the new waste strategy and directive as it currently stands, although with its finalisation expected at the end of 2006 there is still time for significant improvements.

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assistant: Однако, в нынешнем виде новая стратегия и директива по управлению отходами с наибольшей вероятностью приведут к возникновению лмусоро сжигающего?, а не лбезотходного? общества.
user: What is Gordon Brown's first name?
What is the answer?


assistant: james
user: What would be an example of an positive review?


assistant: this is restoring my faith in yelp! ... and wedding soups!  best wedding soup i've had!! the broth was flavorful, the greens actually looked green, the carrots actually crispy, the sausage still tasted like sausage, and the pasta's not from last night! and they added fresh cheese (mozerella?) that melts into the pasta and greens! I had never been a big fan of wedding soup before, but i love theirs!  and I got the roasted beef wrap, comes with roasted pepper and mushroom, yum! the horseradish almost made me cry (they were light on the sauce, i just was never good with horseradish), but it was so good I love it.   a note on the service: my friend wanted to get the ice cream but didn't want it to melt; but she also didn't have cash and there's a credit card minimum. so the staff told her to leave it in the freezer and grab it at the end of her meal. and when we left at the end of our meal, he actually chased out to make sure she grabbed her ice cream. excellent service!
user: Борзя

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assistant: Borzya
user: Write an article using the following points:

A California court rules that Sergio Garcia can practice law. Garcia is an undocumented immigrant. He says the ruling is a dream come true. But he won't practice immigration law, he says.


assistant: Sergio Garcia, a 36-year-old undocumented immigrant in California, has held two lifelong dreams: to become a U.S. citizen and to practice law. He's been waiting 19 years for a visa still stuck in a backlog, but the California Supreme Court ensured this week that his second dream will become a reality. Garcia can be admitted to California's state bar and legally practice as a lawyer there, the court ruled. "I'm super excited to finally be able to fulfill one of my dreams," Garcia told CNN Friday. Court: Undocumented immigrant can be lawyer. But the case raises many questions, particularly among those who have been critical of Garcia's efforts to practice law. They question how someone who is in the country without legal status can be licensed to uphold the law as an attorney. Garcia says that this an easy initial response to make but that looking at the details of his case, it is not so clear-cut. He was brought to the United States as a minor and has been in line for 19 years for a green card. If anyone feels frustrated the the situation, they should address it with the federal government, Garcia said. It's the immigration system that's broken, he said. Garcia was born in Mexico in 1977 and taken to California by his parents when he was 17 months old, according to court documents. He remained there until 1986, when he and his parents returned to Mexico. Eight years later, at age 17, Garcia again returned to California with his parents and without documentation, though his father had obtained permanent resident status in the United States. That year, Garcia's father filed an immigration visa petition on his son's behalf, which federal immigration officials accepted in 1995. The visa still has not been granted, even though Garcia has lived in the state since 1994. California's Supreme Court ruled Thursday (PDF) that no state law or public policy should stop Garcia or others like him from obtaining a law license in the state. Asked why he didn't choose a different career or pursue other opportunities, Garcia said law was his singular focus. "I wasn't smart and put all my eggs into one basket," he said. "This whole idea of being an attorney was the only idea I had going, so 20 years of working on that dream, I couldn't really afford to give up on it." "That, and I'm a little bit stubborn, anyway," Garcia added. Now that he has a law license, however, one thing that Garcia will not specialize in is immigration law. "Oh, no, that's just too messed up," he said. CNN's Catherine E. Shoichet and Tom Watkins contributed to this report.
user: Write some highlights for the following article:

News that the United States is considering a military strike on Syria in response to the Bashar al-Assad regime's suspected use of chemical weapons suggests we could soon see an American bombing campaign on the war-torn country. The atrocities that took place in Syria recently, such as those that have been taking place there for almost two years, are deplorable and inhuman. Before bombing Syria over the regime's latest crimes, however, we should stand back and ask, "And then what?" Bergen: For U.S., Syria is truly a problem from hell. A brief bombing campaign in Syria might make the United States and its allies feel like they are doing something, but it will prove nothing. We have already abstained from getting involved in the civil war for two years and have chosen not to respond to evidence (albeit less clear) of another chemical attack this year. We have already concluded that as terrible as the civil war is, it cannot be our war. The bombing will not change this -- and then what? Both sides in Syria are bad. One side is a brutal dictator, and the other includes Islamists and terrorists who are dangerous already and who would be brutal in power if given the chance. We will not spend the time, money and blood to create a desirable side in Syria. There is no victory to be had there. Syria is not the greatest threat in the Middle East to U.S. or world security. The Iranian regime is working every day to get a nuclear weapon. It poses a direct threat to Israel's survival and a long-term threat to America. The conflicts in Syria, Egypt and Libya are small threats compared with the disaster that could ensue and the lives that would be endangered if Iran succeeds in its drive for nuclear weapons. We should focus more on the truly big threat ahead of the headlines of the day -- or we will be reading much worse headlines in the future. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Newt Gingrich.


assistant: U.S. is considering a military strike on Syria in response to chemical weapons attack. Newt Gingrich: The atrocities are deplorable, but there is no desirable side in Syria. As terrible as this civil war is, it cannot be our war, Gingrich says. Gingrich: A much more serious threat to U.S. interests is possibility of Iran nuclear bomb.
user: Based on the sentence "Girl with floppy purple hat at intersection in big city.", is the sentence "There's a taxi cab nearby." a true sentence?


assistant: it is not possible to tell
user: Premise: Two women, one in white-rimmed sunglasses and a green skirt, the other in a longer navy skirt, converse with each other.

Hypothesis: The women are standing outside.

.Given the premise, can we conclude the hypothesis?


assistant: it is not possible to tell
user: the coolest version of mitsubishi 's new eclipse is on its way .

What is a very short summary of the above text?


assistant: eclipse spyder a convertible for all seasons
user: Is the following review positive or negative?

This review is based on a grilled pork sandwich. I have to say their sandwiches are cheap, but you get what you paid for. First of all, it took about 15 mins for them to complete my one sandwich order. Let me put this into perspective: there were 10 workers in the back making sandwiches, and it took them that long. Sure, I came into an already existing long wait as there were people ahead who've already waited longer than I have. But still, the long waits are unacceptable.   The food: one word, tasteless. The carrot and turnip had no flavor. Its like they forgot to put sugar and vinegar when they soaked it. The meat was not too bad, it was one of the best parts of the sandwich. The bread was ofcourse, indeed one of the highlights of the experience. It was definitely fluffy since it was baked fresh.  Last of all, they have a wifi access point, but I don't think they advertised it for public use. If you have T-Mobile, there is no 3g while you are inside.  Conclusion: I would rather go to Mr. Sandwiches instead and pay just a bit more for better quality and taste, and to save myself 15 mins of my life.


assistant: negative
user: Au total, 398 civils palestiniens auraient péri sous les balles des FDI en 2004, dont 138 atteints à la tête ou au cou et 185 à la poitrine ou à l'abdomen; 73 autres personnes ont reçu des blessures dans d'autres parties de leur corps et 3 ont été touchées par balles dans les membres, tandis que 142 autres civils ont perdu la vie au cours de 58 opérations extrajudiciaires effectuées en 2004 par les FDI à partir d'appareils militaires survolant des zones densément peuplées.

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assistant: A total of 398 Palestinian civilians were allegedly killed by IDF bullets in 2004, including 138 shot in the head or the neck and 185 in the chest and the abdomen; 73 other persons were wounded in other parts of the body and 3 were shot in the limbs, while 142 other civilians lost their lives during 58 extrajudicial operations carried out by IDF in 2004 from military aircraft in densely populated areas.
user: What would be an example of an positive review?


assistant: Such a great experience shopping for trailers here. Helpful, no-pressure, no-rush.  Salesman Dave was great. What a difference compared to our first RV shopping stop (see other review)!  I will update review once we actually purchase.
user: Write a positive tweet.


assistant: @tn_femme I am well. I feel drowsy...I stayed on the phone wayyyyyy to long laughing at people. I'm paying 4 it now. Going 2 pride 2day
user: 2011 UNICEF Open - Men's Singles

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assistant: UNICEF Open 2011 - Мужской одиночный турнир
user: What is a shorter version of this:

relatives of yemeni detainees held at the u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay in cuba staged a sit - in protest on tuesday , demanding the government seek the release of their relatives .


assistant: yemeni protesters ask gov t to seek release of guantanamo prisoners
user: Summarize this article:

The attacker, who cannot be named for legal reasons, launched the assault off Marston Road and Jack Straw's Lane, Oxford, on 18 June.
He pulled out a Stanley knife and told the 13-year-old "this is going in your leg", Oxford Magistrates' Court heard.
He admitting grievous bodily harm and possession of a blade.
He was given a nine-month referral order, told to pay Â£85 costs and a Â£25 victim surcharge.
Miss Liz Tweed, prosecuting, said the two boys had been arguing for months before arranging the fight.
She said the defendant initially told police it was the other boy who pulled out the knife but a video of the assault revealed he was lying.
The victim needed stitches, she added.
Mr Richard Demczak, defending, said his client was of "exemplary character" and had been bullied by the victim.
He said he was handed the knife by another boy.
"This is an unfortunate incident but the facts are accepted," he said.
Magistrates said the attacker would have been facing five years in jail if he had been over 18.
"I'm sure you regret what happened," he was told before the court.


assistant: A 12-year-old boy has admitted slashing a teenager in the chin with a knife after they met in a park for a pre-arranged fight.
user: Question 1: Is it more socially acceptable to be virgin in ones 20s in the Southern United States?
Question 2: Would greater social services in the United States lead to more upward mobility?

Would the answer to these two questions be the same?


assistant: no
user: Problem: Solve 27 - 247 + 456 + 436 = -21*v for v.
And the answer is...


assistant: -32
user: How is "The inspection reports are published on the FVO Web page (http://europa.eu.int/comm/food/fs/inspections/fnaoi/reports/organic_farming/index_en.html)." said in Russian?


assistant: Отчеты проведенной FVO инспекций публикуются на следующем вэб-сайте FVO: (http//europa.eu.int/comm/food/fs/inspections/fnaio/reports/organic_farming/index_en.html).
user: Write a sentence based on "duquesne coach glad to be playing the best"


assistant: duquesne university coach john carroll has willingly accepted his team 's underdog role against massachusetts .
user: y inspection expired in april! i just noticed 
What is the sentiment of this tweet?


assistant: negative
user: feel better today. but i didn't go to school  ohhh so dad about it ^^

How would the sentiment of this tweet be described?


assistant: positive
user: Write a positive tweet.


assistant: Just applied @ Allen Theatres Mall Cinema.
user: Write a brief sentence.


assistant: A group of guys are playing basketball fro money.
user: What is an example of a tweet?


assistant: @XEricaaaaa I dunno if you do!! I did a flip before and fell off the couch  ouch.: @XEricaaaaa I dunno if you do!! I did a flip before ..
user: Dénomination des marchandises Autres ouvrages en caoutchouc vulcanisé non durci.

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assistant: Other articles of vulcanized rubber other than hard rubber.
user: Write a sentence not in English.


assistant: Nu consideraţi că aceasta este o contradicţie, o ipocrizie?
user: Sentence 1: The rather severe interior of the cathedral contrasts with its elaborate exterior, but the impact of the double-storied nave is lightened by the tall arches of the choir.

Sentence 2: The cathedral's outside is also rather drab and dull.
Is this second sentence entailed by the first sentence?


assistant: no
user: Translate "Latest version of mercurial.el you can download from repository, link to which you can find at Mercurial's page on Emacs WiKi ." to Russian?


assistant: Самую последнюю версию пакета mercurial.el можно взять из репозитория, ссылка на который указана на странице Emacs WiKi, посвященной Mercurial .
user: Write an article based on this "Two gold medals for cyclist Tara Ferguson helped the Manx team to retain top spot in the Island Games medal table in Gotland after day four."


assistant: Ferguson won the women's road and helped the Manx team to gold in the same event as the island added five further golds and six silvers.
Gymnast Tara Donnelly added her fourth gold of the games in the overall individual gymnastics crown.
Two further golds were added by the island's swimmers.
Laura Kinley won the women's 100m breaststroke before the men's 4x100m medley relay team added the fifth Manx gold.
The team also achieved six silvers including the men's cycling team, Nicole Burns in the individual gymnastics and Joe Harris in the men's javelin.
Further silvers were won in the pool by Steph Brew (100m breaststroke), the women's 4x100m relay team and Joel Watterson (100m freestyle).
Nick Harvey added a bronze in the men's individual gymnastics to go with his individual high and parallel bars titles.
It meant the island topped the medal table after four days of competition with 22 golds - the same as the Faroe Islands - who have won fewer silver and bronze.
The penultimate day of competition will be held on Thursday with both the men's and women's football team trying to reach the final.
The Games, which act as an Olympics for smaller islands, involves 2,500 competitors from 23 different islands around the world competing in 14 different sports.