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He wiped his hands on a handkerchief.
He wiped his hands on a white handkerchief.
neutral
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He wiped his hands on a white handkerchief.
He wiped his hands on a handkerchief.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
A cold bath refreshed him.
A cold water refreshed him.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A cold bath refreshed him.
A cold pool refreshed him.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A cold bath refreshed him.
A cold bubbly bath refreshed him.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A cold bubbly bath refreshed him.
A cold bath refreshed him.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A cold bath refreshed him.
A cold jacuzzi refreshed him.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
He spent a few months in Scotland.
He spent a few months of June and July in Scotland.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
He spent a few months of June and July in Scotland.
He spent a few months in Scotland.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
He spent a few months in Scotland.
He spent a few months of December and January in Scotland.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
He spent a few months in Scotland.
He spent a few months this year in Scotland.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
He spent a few months this year in Scotland.
He spent a few months in Scotland.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom poured wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
Tom poured somontano wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom poured wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
Tom poured some red wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom poured wine into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
Tom poured wine and water into a plastic cup and handed it to Mary.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
A decapitated body was on the coroner's table.
A decapitated corpse was buried on his dinning room.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A decapitated body was on the coroner's table.
A decapitated person hidden in his office was on the coroner's table.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Brian bought a lipstick for Kate.
Brian bought a spoon for Kate.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Brian bought a lipstick for Kate.
Brian bought a makeup kit for his girlfriend.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Brian bought a lipstick for Kate.
Brian bought a lip's balsam for Mary.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Brian bought a lipstick for Kate.
Brian bought a rouge for Kate.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
He is wearing a hat.
He is wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
He is wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
He is wearing a hat.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Some passengers complained about the service.
Some mortals complained about the service.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Bush never wanted to harm anyone.
Former president never wanted to harm anyone.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:npi
Bush never wanted to harm anyone.
United states president bush never wanted to harm anyone.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:npi
Bush never wanted to harm anyone.
Brave bush never wanted to harm anyone.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:npi
John inherited a large fortune.
John inherited a large house.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
John inherited a large fortune.
John inherited a large horse.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
John inherited a large fortune.
John inherited a large fortune and beauty jewerly.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
John inherited a large fortune and beauty jewerly.
John inherited a large fortune.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
John inherited a large fortune.
John inherited a large fortune and a nice car.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
John inherited a large fortune and a nice car.
John inherited a large fortune.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
Tom is facing a few serious problems with the law.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious problems with the law.
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
Tom is facing a few serious health problems.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious health problems.
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
Tom is facing a few serious problems to face exams.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious problems to face exams.
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
Tom is facing a few serious work problems.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is facing a few serious work problems.
Tom is facing a few serious problems.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
I want to buy a dozen bananas.
I want to buy a dozen tomatoes to make a pizza.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
I want to buy a dozen bananas.
I want to buy a dozen of cookies to give them away.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She gave me a charming smile.
She gave me a charming smile because she loves me.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She gave me a charming smile.
She gave me a charming surprise.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
She gave me a charming smile.
She gave me a charming family.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
There are a lot of eggs in the box.
There are a lot of large eggs in the box.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of large eggs in the box.
There are a lot of eggs in the box.
entailment
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There are a lot of eggs in the box.
There are a lot of white eggs in the box.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of white eggs in the box.
There are a lot of eggs in the box.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
A big spider was spinning a web.
A big spider was spinning an awesome web.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A big spider was spinning a awesome web.
A big spider was spinning an web.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
A big spider was spinning a web.
A big spider was spinning a park.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A big spider was spinning a web.
A big spider was spinning a light.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
She gave a cat some milk.
She gave a cat some milk from your glass.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She gave a cat some milk from your glass.
She gave a cat some milk.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
She gave a cat some milk.
She gave a cat some milk in your house.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She gave a cat some milk in your house.
She gave a cat some milk.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of electronic factories in Kawasaki.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of electronic factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of shoe factories in Kawasaki.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of shoe factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
entailment
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There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of food factories in Kawasaki.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are a lot of food factories in Kawasaki.
There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a dress for Jill.
For the fashion show susan made a dress to show her wit.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She is buying a toy for her child.
She is buying an expensive toy for her child.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are some apples in the basket.
There are some apples and pears in the basket.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
There are some apples in the basket.
There are some red apples in the basket.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
There are some red apples in the basket.
There are some apples in the basket.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a dress for Jill.
Susan made a long dress for Jill.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a long dress for Jill.
Susan made a dress for Jill.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a dress for Jill.
Susan made a mini dress for Jill.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a mini dress for Jill.
Susan made a dress for Jill.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a dress for Jill.
Susan made a long black dress for Jill.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Susan made a long black dress for Jill.
Susan made a dress for Jill.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black shirt.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black sweater.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black jacket.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black golfer.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black scarf.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom was wearing a black hat.
Tom was wearing a black cap.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom is a fantastic singer.
Tom is a fantastic artist.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
Tom is a fantastic singer.
Tom is a fantastic modern singer.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
Tom is a fantastic modern singer.
Tom is a fantastic singer.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
I spent some time in Boston.
I spent some time in paris.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A tsunami hit the north-eastern coast of Hokkaido.
A big tsunami hit the north-eastern coast of Hokkaido.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
He dreams that every body in China speaks Esperanto.
He dreams that every body in China speaks Esperanto and English.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
She slept for a few hours.
She slept for a few dreamless hours.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
She slept for a few dreamless hours.
She slept for a few hours.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
I used to keep a diary.
I used to keep a dog.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
I used to keep a diary.
I used to keep a secret.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
I used to keep a diary.
I used to keep a notes.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
I used to keep a diary.
I used to keep a things.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A child is playing harp.
A boy is playing at home with a friend.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A child is playing harp.
A child is playing saxophone.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A child is playing harp.
A child playing soccer.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
A Californian policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
A Californian special policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A Californian special policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
A Californian policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone
A Californian policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
A Californian policeman riding a motorcycle pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
neutral
crowd:upward_monotone
A Californian policeman riding a motorcycle pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
A Californian policeman pulled a car over and spoke to the driver.
entailment
crowd:upward_monotone