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premise: A man in a hat eating at Ikea. hypothesis: The man went to Ikea to buy a new bed.	neutral: JUST BECAUSE AT IKEA DOESN'T MEAN HE WANTS TO BUY A NEW BED.
premise: two older people standing near a model airplane in a field. hypothesis: The plane is in a parking lot.	contradiction: Either the plan is in a field or a parking lot.
premise: two older people standing near a model airplane in a field. hypothesis: Two people are near a plane.	entailment: A model airplane is a kind of plane.
premise: two older people standing near a model airplane in a field. hypothesis: The plane is a model of one used during World War II.	neutral: NOT ALL MODEL AIR PLANES ARE FROM WORLD WAR II.
premise: Man working on a model airplane as a woman watches the action. hypothesis: The man is working on a plane.	entailment: The plane being worked on must be a model airplane.
premise: Man working on a model airplane as a woman watches the action. hypothesis: The man is sleep.	contradiction: TO SLEEP IS NOT WORKING.
premise: Man working on a model airplane as a woman watches the action. hypothesis: The man is building a plane.	neutral: Working on is not always the same thing as building.
premise: A man working on a yellow airplane while a lady wearing sunglasses look away. hypothesis: A woman working on a yellow airplane while a lady wearing sunglasses look away.	contradiction: A man is not a woman.
premise: A man working on a yellow airplane while a lady wearing sunglasses look away. hypothesis: A man assembles his toy airplane.	entailment: Working on can mean assembles and an airplane can be a toy airplane.
premise: A man working on a yellow airplane while a lady wearing sunglasses look away. hypothesis: The woman is bored by the man putting together the plane.	neutral: JUST BECAUSE SHE LOOKED AWAY DOESN'T MEAN SHE IS BORED.
premise: A man in a brown Adidas baseball hat, drinking out of a mug and having breakfast. hypothesis: A man in a brown adidas hat.	entailment: Brown adidas hat are the same words in both sentences.
premise: A man in a brown Adidas baseball hat, drinking out of a mug and having breakfast. hypothesis: definitely a false.	contradiction: Drinking and having are definitely true.
premise: A man in a brown Adidas baseball hat, drinking out of a mug and having breakfast. hypothesis: a man might be drinking out of a mug.	neutral: The man is drinking out of the mug and having breakfast, we don't have to question the fact that a man might be drinking out of a mug.
premise: A man in a blue shirt and brown baseball hat eating eggs at a restaurant. hypothesis: A man eats fried tofu at a restaurant.	contradiction: Eggs are animal based, tofu is made from a plant.
premise: A man in a blue shirt and brown baseball hat eating eggs at a restaurant. hypothesis: A man eats hard boiled eggs at the local cafe.	neutral: A man in a blue shirt and brown baseball hat eating eggs at a restaurant does not indicate that he eats hard boiled eggs at the local cafe.
premise: A man in a blue shirt and brown baseball hat eating eggs at a restaurant. hypothesis: A man consumes eggs while eating out.	entailment: Eating eggs and consumes eggs mean the same thing.
premise: A man wearing a baseball cap is drinking from a white cup. hypothesis: a man is drinking.	entailment: drinking from a white cup shows that drinking.
premise: A man wearing a baseball cap is drinking from a white cup. hypothesis: the man is asleep on the bridge.	contradiction: One cant be asleep and drinking simultaneously.
premise: A man wearing a baseball cap is drinking from a white cup. hypothesis: the man is forty.	neutral: A man wearing a baseball cap is drinking from a white cup does not necessary that he is forty.
premise: A man in as blue shirt is holding a cup. hypothesis: The cup has a hole in the bottom and top.	contradiction: A man is not a cup.
premise: A man in as blue shirt is holding a cup. hypothesis: The shirt is periwinkle.	neutral: A man in as blue shirt is holding a cup does not indicate that the shirt is periwinkle.
premise: A man in as blue shirt is holding a cup. hypothesis: The man is holding something/.	entailment: holding a cup implies that holding something/.
premise: Spectators on a rocky, grassy beach sit and watch events unfolding on a lake. hypothesis: The spectators are outside.	entailment: Spectators on a rocky, grassy beach shows that spectators are outside.
premise: Spectators on a rocky, grassy beach sit and watch events unfolding on a lake. hypothesis: The spectators are driving home from the baseball game.	contradiction: One cant be driving home and sit and watch events on a lake simultaneously.
premise: Spectators on a rocky, grassy beach sit and watch events unfolding on a lake. hypothesis: The spectators are watching a very elaborate proposal.	neutral: Spectators on a rocky, grassy beach sit and watch events unfolding on a lake does not imply that they are watching a very elaborate proposal.
premise: A cyclist in a helmet and yellow jersey. hypothesis: The cyclist is not wearing a shirt.	contradiction: The cyclist cannot simultaneously be not wearing a shirt and be in a jersey.
premise: A cyclist in a helmet and yellow jersey. hypothesis: The cyclist is in first place at a race.	neutral: The cyclist is standing in gears, may not have taken part in any race and won the first place.
premise: A cyclist in a helmet and yellow jersey. hypothesis: The cyclist has his head covered.	entailment: A cyclist in a helmet must have his head covered.
premise: Five girls dancing and bending feet in ballet class. hypothesis: Five girls are practicing before the big performance.	neutral: Five girls dancing and bending feet in ballet class does not indicate that they are practicing before the big performance.
premise: Five girls dancing and bending feet in ballet class. hypothesis: Five girls are running around.	contradiction: One cant be dancing and running simultaneously.
premise: Five girls dancing and bending feet in ballet class. hypothesis: Five girls are dancing.	entailment: dancing and bending feet in ballet class implies that girls are dancing.
premise: Two onlookers stand by as a man lines up his pool shot on a bright green pool table in a room with red walls. hypothesis: A woman is shooting pool while two children watch her.	contradiction: A man is not a woman.
premise: Two onlookers stand by as a man lines up his pool shot on a bright green pool table in a room with red walls. hypothesis: A man is playing pool in a competition.	neutral: Two onlookers stand by as a man lines up his pool shot on a bright green pool table in a room with red walls does not imply that he is playing pool in a competition.
premise: Two onlookers stand by as a man lines up his pool shot on a bright green pool table in a room with red walls. hypothesis: A man is playing pool while others watch.	entailment: man is playing pool while others watch is a rephrasing of onlookers stand by as a man.
premise: A dog is chewing on a metal pole. hypothesis: The dog is chasing a cat.	contradiction: A dog is either stood on metal pole or chasing a cat. Both can not be done simultaneously.
premise: A dog is chewing on a metal pole. hypothesis: The dog is chained to the metal pole.	neutral: A dog can chew on a metal pole without being chained to it.
premise: A dog is chewing on a metal pole. hypothesis: This dog likes to chew on things.	entailment: A dog chewing on a metal pole surely likes to chew on things.
premise: One black dog chases another on grass nearby a road that was recently snowed on. hypothesis: One black dog is running away from the other out of fear.	neutral: One black dog chases another on grass nearby a road that was recently snowed on does not indicate that it is running away from the other out of fear.
premise: One black dog chases another on grass nearby a road that was recently snowed on. hypothesis: A black dog chases a squirrel on a road.	contradiction: A squirrel is not a dog.
premise: People sitting inside a bus waiting to reach their destination. hypothesis: Some people relax in a bus.	neutral: People sitting inside a bus waiting to reach their destination does not necessary that some people relax in a bus.
premise: People sitting inside a bus waiting to reach their destination. hypothesis: People are being pushed into buses.	contradiction: One can not be pushed into buses if one is inside the bus.
premise: People sitting inside a bus waiting to reach their destination. hypothesis: People are seen traveling by bus.	entailment: sitting inside a bus implies that traveling by bus.
premise: A woman is standing next to a microphone while a crowd gathers to watch. hypothesis: A female sings for some people at a concert.	neutral: A gathered crowd does not imply a concert, which is a formal type of gathering.
premise: A woman is standing next to a microphone while a crowd gathers to watch. hypothesis: A woman is near a crowd.	entailment: The woman is going to talk in a microphone so the crowd can hear her.
premise: A woman is standing next to a microphone while a crowd gathers to watch. hypothesis: A cup is filled with coffee.	contradiction: A woman is standing next to a microphone and a cup is filled with coffee.
premise: A guy is sitting by a tree watching a girl sing with a blue bucket in front of her. hypothesis: two friends are sitting by a tree.	neutral: Two friends is introducing a new character to the story.
premise: A guy is sitting by a tree watching a girl sing with a blue bucket in front of her. hypothesis: two dogs are singing by a tree.	contradiction: A guy is sitting by a tree watching a girl and two dogs are singing by a tree.
premise: A guy is sitting by a tree watching a girl sing with a blue bucket in front of her. hypothesis: 2 people are by a tree.	entailment: Since there is a guy and a girl there must be two people by the tree.
premise: People sit and watch as a street performer is singing. hypothesis: A person is performing on the street.	entailment: street performer is singing shows that performing on the street.
premise: People sit and watch as a street performer is singing. hypothesis: A person is watering plants.	contradiction: A person who is watering plants can't be part of a group of people who are sitting and watching a street performer.
premise: People sit and watch as a street performer is singing. hypothesis: A crowd listens to the clown sing a song.	neutral: Just because people sit and watch as a street performer is singing does not indicate that a crowd listens to the clown sing a song.
premise: A man is rowing a large canoe towards a group of children in the water. hypothesis: man rows canoe.	entailment: rowing a large canoe can also be said as rows canoe.
premise: A man is rowing a large canoe towards a group of children in the water. hypothesis: bird looks at man.	contradiction: A bird isn't part of a group of children in the water.
premise: A man is rowing a large canoe towards a group of children in the water. hypothesis: man picking up kids.	neutral: A man is rowing a large canoe towards a group of children in the water does not imply that he picking up kids.
premise: People gather to watch a street performer. hypothesis: he is juggling.	neutral: Juggling is a type of street performance, but not the only one.
premise: People gather to watch a street performer. hypothesis: the people are riding a rollercoaster.	contradiction: People that gather to watch a street performer cannot be the ones riding a rollercoaster.
premise: People gather to watch a street performer. hypothesis: they are watching him perform.	entailment: Performers perform for people to watch.
premise: A man in a yellow shirt is reading a book. hypothesis: A man is reading while waiting for a bus.	neutral: Not all men are waiting for a bus.
premise: A man in a yellow shirt is reading a book. hypothesis: A man is sleeping.	contradiction: The man can't be reading a book and sleeping at the same time.
premise: A man in a yellow shirt is reading a book. hypothesis: A man is reading.	entailment: reading a book implies that reading.
premise: Tourists taking a break from shopping. hypothesis: The tourists are playing soccer.	contradiction: The tourists who are playing soccer cannot be taking a break from shopping at the same time.
premise: Tourists taking a break from shopping. hypothesis: The tourists are holding lots of stuff.	neutral: Not all tourists are holding lots of stuff.
premise: Tourists taking a break from shopping. hypothesis: The tourists are relaxing.	entailment: taking a break is a synonym of relaxing.
premise: A group of people sit on a bench outside of a restaurant. hypothesis: The group of people are dancing.	contradiction: The group of people cannot be sitting on a bench and dancing at the same time.
premise: A group of people sit on a bench outside of a restaurant. hypothesis: The people are eating their dinner.	neutral: Not all people are eating dinner.
premise: A group of people sit on a bench outside of a restaurant. hypothesis: A group of people are sitting.	entailment: A group of people is sitting outside on a bench, thus they are sitting.
premise: People sit on a bench in front of a restaurant. hypothesis: The people are hungry.	neutral: Just because people are in front of a restaurant does not mean they are hungry.
premise: People sit on a bench in front of a restaurant. hypothesis: There are people in front of the restaurant.	entailment: People sit on benches.
premise: People sit on a bench in front of a restaurant. hypothesis: The people are dancing.	contradiction: People sit in front of a restaurant The people are dancing.
premise: Six people sitting on a street side bench in front of a busy restaurant with covered outdoor seating. hypothesis: A group of people waiting for a table to eat dinner.	neutral: People sit on benches to relax or pass time, it's impossible to know they were waiting for a table.
premise: Six people sitting on a street side bench in front of a busy restaurant with covered outdoor seating. hypothesis: People are near a business that serves food.	entailment: A restaurant is a type of business that serves food.
premise: Six people sitting on a street side bench in front of a busy restaurant with covered outdoor seating. hypothesis: People are on a ski lift going up a mountain.	contradiction: The people cannot be on a ski lift and a street side bench simultaneously. A ski lift would not be in a restaurant.
premise: Six people sit on a stone bench outside a restaurant looking in different directions. hypothesis: Six people sit outside.	entailment: Six people are sitting on a stone bench outside of a restaurant, thus they are sitting outside.
premise: Six people sit on a stone bench outside a restaurant looking in different directions. hypothesis: Eight people sit outside.	contradiction: Six people are two people less than eight people, and it can't be both.
premise: Six people sit on a stone bench outside a restaurant looking in different directions. hypothesis: Six people sit outside waiting for something.	neutral: Not all people are waiting for something.
premise: A man is walking in a field holding a bale of grass or some type of long crop over his head. hypothesis: A man is trying to solve the corn maze.	neutral: Walking in a field and solving a corn maze are only loosely similar activities.
premise: A man is walking in a field holding a bale of grass or some type of long crop over his head. hypothesis: A man is walking in a field.	entailment: Grass grows in a field.
premise: A man is walking in a field holding a bale of grass or some type of long crop over his head. hypothesis: A man is walking in the sky.	contradiction: A man is walking in a field and the other man is walking in the sky.
premise: a brown puppy is gnawing in a metallic post that is stuck into the ground. hypothesis: the puppy chews on the post on tuesday.	neutral: There is no way to guess that it is Tuesday.
premise: a brown puppy is gnawing in a metallic post that is stuck into the ground. hypothesis: the dog eats berries.	contradiction: a brown puppy is gnawing in a metallic post and the dog eats berries.
premise: a brown puppy is gnawing in a metallic post that is stuck into the ground. hypothesis: the puppy chews on the post.	entailment: Gnawing is the same thing as chewing.
premise: Worker carries a bale of grass while harvesting out in a field. hypothesis: Farmer harvesting his crop.	neutral: Not all workers are a farmer.
premise: Worker carries a bale of grass while harvesting out in a field. hypothesis: Worker working outside.	entailment: A field is located outside, and the work is carrying a bale of grass while harvesting.
premise: Worker carries a bale of grass while harvesting out in a field. hypothesis: Worker planting crops of corn.	contradiction: A worker planting crops of corn can't be harvesting the field at the same time.
premise: An African man carries a large bundle of long grasses in a marshy field. hypothesis: An African man is working in a field.	entailment: A marshy field is outside, and the work is carrying a bundle of long grasses.
premise: An African man carries a large bundle of long grasses in a marshy field. hypothesis: An African man is working in a field on a hot sunny day.	neutral: Not all days are hot and sunny.
premise: An African man carries a large bundle of long grasses in a marshy field. hypothesis: An African man is carrying water.	contradiction: The man wouldn't be carrying water and carrying a large bundle of long grasses at the same time.
premise: A person is carrying crops from a muddy field. hypothesis: A farmer bringing in tomatoes from a muddy garden.	neutral: You can not infer the person is a farmer.
premise: A person is carrying crops from a muddy field. hypothesis: Someone laboring in a field.	entailment: Carrying crops in a filed implies laboring.
premise: A person is carrying crops from a muddy field. hypothesis: Two dogs watching a cat.	contradiction: The subject is either a person or two dogs.
premise: A dog running through the grass. hypothesis: The dog is outside.	entailment: The running dog is outside because grass is found outside.
premise: A dog running through the grass. hypothesis: The dog rolls over and shows his belly for a bellyrub.	contradiction: The dog can't be running and rolling over for a belly rub at the same time.
premise: A dog running through the grass. hypothesis: The dog is running to catch a frisbee.	neutral: Not all dogs are running to catch a frisbee.
premise: A man wearing a blue shirt, blue cap, and jeans is washing a window while hanging from a rope. hypothesis: A man is hanging from a rope.	entailment: The man hangs from the rope to reach the window.
premise: A man wearing a blue shirt, blue cap, and jeans is washing a window while hanging from a rope. hypothesis: The man is talking to his therapist about his fear of highths.	contradiction: A man is washing a window while hanging from a rope and the other man is talking to his therapist about his fear of highths.
premise: A man wearing a blue shirt, blue cap, and jeans is washing a window while hanging from a rope. hypothesis: A man is getting paid well to clean the office windows.	neutral: You can not infer he is getting paid.
premise: A man is being suspended in the air next to the window of a building which he is cleaning. hypothesis: The man is nervous.	neutral: Not all men are nervous.
premise: A man is being suspended in the air next to the window of a building which he is cleaning. hypothesis: The man is asleep on a sandy beach.	contradiction: The man can't be asleep on a sandy beach if he is in the air cleaning a window (as much as he would like to be).
premise: A man is being suspended in the air next to the window of a building which he is cleaning. hypothesis: The man is in the air.	entailment: The man is suspended in air, thus he is in the air.
premise: A man with a cap and jeans is washing the window not on ground level. hypothesis: A man skiing down a mountain.	contradiction: One cannot be washing a window and skiing at the same time.

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