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326,693 | hypothesis: He crushed the man's skull. premise: He fell near Jon and Jon stamped his skull twice hard under his boot heel. | entailment |
388,062 | hypothesis: You're never here when I need you. premise: You're always here for me. | contradiction |
315,756 | hypothesis: Begun in the Ptolemaic era, this famous temple took years to complete. premise: Major Temple of the Cow Goddess Hathor, it was begun in the Ptolemaic era, c.125 b.c. , making it one of the later Egyptian temples. | neutral |
46,533 | hypothesis: There are large gardens across the river. premise: Across the river Authie and a few minutes' drive east is the 18th-century Abbaye de Valloires, whose huge gardens display more than 5,000 species and varieties of plants, many from China and Japan, including a large collection of old-fashioned and wild rose... | entailment |
194,476 | hypothesis: A statewide internet community for freelance photographers and part time assassins. premise: A local technology center has opened the doors to a statewide Internet community for legal aid providers and pro bono attorneys. | contradiction |
278,367 | hypothesis: The murder trial was especially stressful for the defendant's legal team. premise: um it wasn't the easiest thing i've done but no nor was it hard to to us the young man had kind of taken care of it when he said he was guilty so we did not | neutral |
364,601 | hypothesis: It was too bare to be a good place to ambush anyone. premise: No clear defense existed but it was a good place for lightning ambushes. | contradiction |
80,032 | hypothesis: Hospitals are error-free, and never make mistakes. premise: The cover story credits hospitals with improving their response to medical errors. | contradiction |
118,631 | hypothesis: They will leave their house at every opportunity. premise: and not venture venture out their own front door than | contradiction |
220,984 | hypothesis: Everything is alway ok, nothing is ever wrong. premise: i mean you can see that it's wrong and you just wanna make it right but at least the wheels are moving forward | contradiction |
170,388 | hypothesis: Their musket fire over time destroyed the statues of Hindu gods long ago in these caves. premise: Although their musket practice damaged many sculptures of Hindu gods in the caves, enough survived to make it a worthwhile stop. | contradiction |
274,037 | hypothesis: Invoices and bills are never sent out. premise: Receipt of the invoice or bill from the supplier or vendor represents a claim against the government for the items sent or delivered per the government's purchase order. | contradiction |
235,714 | hypothesis: There are many law schools found in the nation. premise: She enrolled in CUNY - the most diverse law school in the nation - and achieved her dream five years ago. | neutral |
344,817 | hypothesis: Morris wants to make vote.com a one-stop shop website of everything election related. premise: By adopting the language of elections (vote, elect, referenda) and by encouraging voters and politicians to treat vote.com as the vehicle through which the public delivers mandates to its leaders, Morris is trying... | entailment |
293,840 | hypothesis: The Mumbai Chor Bazaar is not a place to find good deals. premise: The one street market you shouldn't miss is Mumbai's Chor Bazaar, or Thieves' Market, which is an extravagant flea market where, among other things, you'll see Indian motorists buying back spare parts stolen from their cars the night before. | contradiction |
128,369 | hypothesis: I got a glass with red lipstick on it and some of the food already had bites missing, but I don't remember where that was. premise: yes i agree with that but just don't ever get a glass that has lipstick on it oh that is terrible i had that happen only once i don't remember where but it's always | neutral |
214,464 | hypothesis: The morning and evenings are the best time to fish. premise: yeah it's well there you fish mornings and evenings | neutral |
83,966 | hypothesis: Senior executives and divisions heads can collaborate on some things. premise: For example, in the case of, aPromote Organizational Credibility,- both principles rely on the collaboration of senior executives and division heads for success and have as their target the senior management of the enterprise. | entailment |
141,810 | hypothesis: There are explicit contracting requirements. premise: , records management and defined contracting requirements). | entailment |
169,318 | hypothesis: They dip it in the garlic butter and slurp it out of the shell. premise: and they can just dip it and they shell it as they eat it | neutral |
101,598 | hypothesis: The Duomo is featured a lot in articles on social media. premise: The Duomo was built during Pisa's Golden Age, begun in 1063, to honor Pisa's victory over the Saracens in Sicily. | neutral |
47,345 | hypothesis: Even though there are new hotels, St Barts is still as quaint as ever. premise: Some new hotels have opened, but so far, St. Barts has lost little of its former charm. | entailment |
50,329 | hypothesis: "Do not attempt to fool us," Nema said. premise: You _are_ Dave Hanson, therefore." "Don't try to deceive us," Nema suggested. | entailment |
242,529 | hypothesis: My husband may need to use his company credit card in the future. premise: my husband has one for to for uh for business it's a company card but he's never had to use it so we don't get any get any get anything uh for it | neutral |
135,506 | hypothesis: True monogamy is good for society. premise: True monogamy, then, would seem a very worthwhile institution. | entailment |
84,654 | hypothesis: It has managed to get a soul. premise: In the process, it has somehow managed to get a soul, in spite of the inhuman scale of some of its windswept spaces. | entailment |
274,449 | hypothesis: Only by reading can one learn about the different areas of the kind of state it is. premise: about the different areas of of the kind of the state by reading it | neutral |
390,416 | hypothesis: The Figure is very clear. premise: On a boiler equipped with an ESP or a fabric filter (FF) for particle collection, the configuration would look as in Figure 4-1. | neutral |
263,463 | hypothesis: It is not evident upon entry how the mosque got its name. premise: Once inside, you will see how the mosque earned its familiar name. | contradiction |
277,906 | hypothesis: The NJP is a multi-level corperation that expands through out Europe and Asia. premise: NJP is the LSC-funded provider. | neutral |
5,242 | hypothesis: Most of the hypothesis are not true. premise: So if all 78 hypotheses are true, then roughly 7.8 of them--call it eight-- should be confirmed overwhelmingly. | neutral |
80,408 | hypothesis: India has seen an explosion in their population, reaching historical highs. premise: The Parsis, as their name suggests, originate from ancient Persia and today form only a minute community in the world of religions, with barely 100,000 living in India, mostly in and around the city of Mumbai. | contradiction |
282,775 | hypothesis: Billionaires do not care about spending and he is a perfect example of this. premise: Worth billions, he reviewed every grocery bill and prowled the hallways turning out lights. | contradiction |
251,942 | hypothesis: We're in Fort Lauderdale right now, you don't live here, do you? premise: oh you must live in this area we're in Sherman | contradiction |
269,302 | hypothesis: The Asian cuisine at the restaurant is made from organic ingredients. premise: This unusual restaurant is run by recently-arrived Russian emigr??s, producing tasty, filling Central Asian cuisine. | neutral |
113,531 | hypothesis: The Maxim Hotel needs to be renovated. premise: The renovated Maxim Hotel offers good-quality, comfortable facilities, including several reasonably-priced suites, which are handy for families. | contradiction |
242,361 | hypothesis: You can go anywhere that I can see. premise: Anywhere I can see. | neutral |
365,630 | hypothesis: Corn bread and black eye peas must be familiar to you because you are from the north. premise: so being from the north i guess corn bread and black eye peas are strange are strange to you | contradiction |
309,029 | hypothesis: When employees have needed to travel, few seats have been available. premise: This office has many employees with enough miles on single carriers for free trips, but these miles have been difficult to use because few seats have been available when employees have needed to travel. | entailment |
27,152 | hypothesis: It seems that it passed the first test. premise: Unfortunately, it seems to have failed its first test. | contradiction |
108,375 | hypothesis: The Hirosema Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall became the A-Bomb Dome in 1945. premise: At the northern end of the park stands the lone structure preserved since 1945: the former Hirosema Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall, now known as the A-Bomb Dome. | entailment |
12,905 | hypothesis: Tribes make a ton of money off of casinos. premise: Dissatisfied with the chump change earned by selling untaxed cigarettes and fireworks, the Indians have opened gambling casinos on reservations all over the state. | neutral |
30,300 | hypothesis: The article slams shade coffee and doesn't prescribe a cup to anyone. premise: An article recommends a cup of shade coffee. | contradiction |
202,766 | hypothesis: Not all one run games were won by the Rangers and not all games won by the Rangers were one run games. premise: and apparently the Rangers last year won a lot of one run games | neutral |
189,465 | hypothesis: The man was not scared at all. premise: He was frightened. | contradiction |
53,205 | hypothesis: There was a silence that made everyone uneasy at the meal. premise: She still looked agitated, and during the meal there was a somewhat constrained silence. | neutral |
318,106 | hypothesis: Dow Chemical are buying Union Carbide next year. premise: Dow Chemical will buy rival Union Carbide. | neutral |
178,310 | hypothesis: The plan was written to avoid having direct effects on States. premise: With respect to the Federalism Order, they state that HUD has determined that the policies contained in the rule will not have substantial direct effects on States or their political subdivisions, or the relationship between the Federa... | neutral |
110,625 | hypothesis: My husband plans to stay with the company 'til retirement. premise: we uh we've we just kind of started young in life but uh uh we uh my husband's still with the same company for ten years and as a result | neutral |
151,276 | hypothesis: TI is a leading innovator in high school calculators. premise: does your son work for TI | neutral |
249,045 | hypothesis: TI, what is it? premise: and what is TI | entailment |
97,077 | hypothesis: Hiding in a building with a doll's house allure provided Marie-Antoinette an opportunity to escape the Revolution. premise: The picturesque Petit Trianon, where Marie-Antoinette tried to hide from the Revolution, has the allure of a doll's house in comparison with the rest of Versailles. | neutral |
97,924 | hypothesis: No time was wasted by Jon. premise: Jon wasted no time. | entailment |
90,396 | hypothesis: The community center has a pool where you may run into old Hollywood stars. premise: As the tight-knit community is an enclave of old-money estates for such royalty as the Reagans, you won't get to glimpse more than big front gates and lawns. | neutral |
229,036 | hypothesis: He was looking for the demon moon. premise: He looked for the demon moon in the sky, the black orb of nightmare and ill omen. | entailment |
212,145 | hypothesis: The temple has a small statue of a goddess. premise: According to legend, the temple houses a small statue of the Buddhist goddess of mercy, found in the Sumida River by two local fishermen in the year 628 but in fact not even the temple priests have ever seen it. | entailment |
238,916 | hypothesis: There were no meetings that occurred at the state agency. premise: For example, at the state agency, we also met with a statewide security program official and with state auditors. | contradiction |
108,666 | hypothesis: Why not walk back to the factory together, Poirot? premise: Come, will you not walk back with us too, Monsieur Poirot? | neutral |
24,413 | hypothesis: In other countries, they handle the death penalty much more justly. premise: so it it just doesn't hold water and you look at some of the other countries that that have the death penalty | neutral |
254,132 | hypothesis: Many sculptures can be seen near the Champs-Elysees. premise: The two imposing horses guarding the entrance to the Champs-Elysees are replicas of the handsome 18th-century Chevaux de Marly, sculpted by Guillaume Coustou. | neutral |
152,369 | hypothesis: Dozens of art galleries have drawn in many investors and tourists to Santa Monica. premise: Dozens of prominent art galleries have set up shop in Santa Monica, with the result that it is now a major center of the contemporary art scene. | neutral |
353,004 | hypothesis: A universal lie is considered the fourth type of lie. premise: A fourth type of lie might be called the mendacium universalis , the universal or endemic lie. | entailment |
144,897 | hypothesis: The cloud of smoke disappears along with the sound. premise: The sound fades into the distance as the smoke from its muzzle dissipates into the clear air. | entailment |
146,739 | hypothesis: I lived in Newmarket. premise: i uh where i lived uh it was a little town called Newmarket | entailment |
118,885 | hypothesis: I never went to stores as a kid. premise: I didn't spend my teens being viewed by merchants and cops as a likely shoplifter. | contradiction |
254,035 | hypothesis: They stay connected all night long. premise: Then they get cut off again. | contradiction |
283,694 | hypothesis: If you are going to the park on a sunny day, you always bring one. premise: uh-huh always bring one huh yeah | neutral |
353,045 | hypothesis: They went ashore in northern Guadeloupe, pulling their seven ships onto the beach. premise: Lienard de l'Olive and Jean Duplessis d'Ossonville put ashore at Pointe-Allegre in northern Guadeloupe on 28 June 1635. | neutral |
24,814 | hypothesis: A survey said the industry would make Medicare recipients pay for their treatments. premise: A survey reported that the industry will force Medicare recipients to chip in for treatment and may ditch 250,000 recipients outright. | entailment |
149,185 | hypothesis: An important face! premise: And what a job! | contradiction |
86,075 | hypothesis: I will let you go. premise: oh okay i'll let you go | entailment |
206,625 | hypothesis: Jane waved her head. premise: Jane shook her head. | entailment |
377,771 | hypothesis: Tirumalai's Palace can be seen from the entrance of the Great Temple. premise: Stop off at Tirumalai's Palace, about a kilometer southeast of the Great Temple. | neutral |
293,105 | hypothesis: This makes people from Germany appear to be slovenly. premise: well well it's well it's such a it's it's it makes the Germans look like slobs i mean Austria and Switzerland do both but | entailment |
207,218 | hypothesis: The professor told the patient to go out an enjoy life. premise: Until it sticks, go out and enjoy life!' The professor said without even looking at the patient. | entailment |
233,494 | hypothesis: There is a lot of traffic in Gran Va premise: The elegant (and today traffic-choked) Gran Va, Madrid's central shopping artery, is a turn-of-the century showcase of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. | entailment |
131,593 | hypothesis: The commission does other things in the postal community. premise: I mentioned that the Commission also has other responsibilities which impact the postal community. | entailment |
60,899 | hypothesis: It was my first day after getting promoted and already, I was responsible for the audit department of this huge holding sharing a HP Rugged Writer. premise: and i couldn't believe when i walked in the door on my first day and here's the audit department of this this huge holding company sharing a HP Rugged ... | neutral |
197,456 | hypothesis: All the religious sites in the world are confined to the city limits of Jerusalem. premise: Outside the city of Jerusalem are sites of such historical and religious interest that you might want to consider visits to one or more of them. | contradiction |
294,593 | hypothesis: Anse and he had saved each other's lives many times. premise: Just as he had fallen into an easy, working rhythm with Anse back in the army so that on occasion their thoughts and actions matched without the need for speech now they combined operations in the corrals. | neutral |
223,640 | hypothesis: We are going to use anyone who is willing, whether we trust them or not. premise: and so we're going to use people that we're in a relationship with that we know that you know we know are people of integrity so | contradiction |
363,845 | hypothesis: That is correct; most of it is religious. premise: that's right it's all it's mostly religious anyway | entailment |
232,552 | hypothesis: The man twisted as he got on one kne premise: He twisted and went to one knee. | entailment |
326,946 | hypothesis: To hear the music, he would wake up and watch cartoons. premise: and it's it's pretty fairly well easily to uh uh something to fall into i'm kind of the say way i i've gone through different periods of life uh in music from pop to classical i guess one of the things was that influenced me was that i i've wo... | entailment |
208,247 | hypothesis: State justice communities respond to the changing societal factors. premise: State justice communities begin to examine how they set priorities given changing demographics (census), new technology, emerging legal needs, commonalties among diverse communities, and severely marginalized client populations liv... | entailment |
28,404 | hypothesis: He entered an A.B.C. premise: He turned into an A.B.C. | entailment |
130,960 | hypothesis: Subscribe if you want the information and coupons to be delivered to your inbox. premise: delivered to your inbox (without getting the parts you can't stand), you must be a subscriber. | neutral |
43,544 | hypothesis: We don't have a huge chemical data base, just a small one. premise: and and yeah i take care of all the air modeling specifically for the Dallas area what we do we have a weather station that we get all of this information you know temperature wind speed and wind direction and and uh we have a huge chemical... | contradiction |
48,684 | hypothesis: Federal payments are the most complex of all payments. premise: Given the large volume and complexity of federal payments and historically low recovery rates for certain programs, it is generally most efficient to pay bills and provide benefits properly in the first place. | neutral |
82,926 | hypothesis: There's no way that Gerth is serious. premise: Can Gerth really be serious? | entailment |
241,880 | hypothesis: The tomb of the saint is to the right of the altar. premise: Of prime importance is the saint's tomb to the left of the altar. | contradiction |
17,147 | hypothesis: The page numbers of these paragraphs are also listed in the table of contents. premise: Any omitted paragraphs are indicated in the table of contents. | neutral |
33,393 | hypothesis: We expanded our lists to make this guide more comprehensive. premise: On the basis of their comments and our continuing reviews of leading organizations, we consolidated and refined the list of practices to those presented in this guide. | contradiction |
17,307 | hypothesis: The radio was off, we didn't touch it. premise: we were switching from one station to another and in between keeping the radio on | contradiction |
270,986 | hypothesis: The place was complete torn apart by wars. premise: Apart from a few decapitated statues, it came miraculously unscathed through the Wars of Religion and the Revolution. | contradiction |
123,212 | hypothesis: Movies that are made into books do not flow well. premise: but uh most of the time they don't with when follow books very well when they ma ke them into movies | neutral |
67,307 | hypothesis: It will happen on a random day. premise: is to have the drug testing | neutral |
237,077 | hypothesis: Pollsters change polls to aid clients. premise: Meanwhile, their pollsters skew the polls to suit their clients' politics. | entailment |
213,632 | hypothesis: the number of pieces in 1987 was greater than the number of pieces in 1997. premise: It grew from 5.2 billion pieces in 1987 to 9.9 billion pieces in 1997. | contradiction |
194,972 | hypothesis: Type-2 discount situation is not favourable from a welfare point of view. premise: From a welfare point of view, a type-2 discount situation is extremely attractive because the potential gains are large. | contradiction |
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