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premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: there is a woman in a swimsuit underwater.	entailment: A woman in a just red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A woman is swimming in a heated pool.	neutral: Not all pools are heated pool.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A woman is swimming.	entailment: The woman swims underwater which means that she is swimming.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A man is swimming underwater with yellow nose plugs.	contradiction: there is either a man or woman swimming.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: there is a woman underwater in a race.	neutral: Not all women are in a race.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: The lady is skinny dipping in the lake.	contradiction: One cannot wear a swimsuit and be skinny dipping at the same time.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: There is a woman swimming underwater.	entailment: The woman swims underwater.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: The women is swimming.	entailment: in a both sentence plugs and swimming is various.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A woman is in a swimming competition.	neutral: Not all women are in a swimming competition.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A women is wet.	neutral: Not all women are wet.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: there is a woman in a blue swimsuit by the pool.	contradiction: The swimsuit is either red or blue.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A women is sky diving.	contradiction: One cannot be swimming underwater and be sky diving at the same time.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A man is washing his hair.	contradiction: A woman is not a man. If a person swims underwater they are not washing their hair.
premise: A woman in a red swimsuit and blue swim cap swims underwater while wearing a pair of yellow nose plugs. hypothesis: A women swims underwater with nose plugs.	entailment: The woman is wearing a pair of nose plugs which is the same as saying she swims with nose plugs.
premise: A female swimmer is submerged horizontally in a swimming pool. hypothesis: A female swimmer wears her swim cap and goggles.	neutral: Not all swimmers wear a swim cap and goggles.
premise: A female swimmer is submerged horizontally in a swimming pool. hypothesis: A female swimmer swims inside a swimming pool.	entailment: The swimmer is submerged horizontally which means she is inside a pool.
premise: A female swimmer is submerged horizontally in a swimming pool. hypothesis: A female swimmer swims outside in a lake.	contradiction: A person who swims outside in a lake is not submerged horizontally in a swimming pool because you cannot see the bottom. So, you cannot be in both simultaneously.
premise: A woman in a dress hanging laundry up on a clothesline outside in her yard. hypothesis: A woman is taking clothes off a clothesline.	contradiction: One is not hanging laundry up and taking clothes off a clothesline simultaneously.
premise: A woman in a dress hanging laundry up on a clothesline outside in her yard. hypothesis: A woman is hanging up her unmentionables on a clothesline.	neutral: A woman hanging laundry up on a clothesline is not necessarily hanging up her unmentionables.
premise: A woman in a dress hanging laundry up on a clothesline outside in her yard. hypothesis: A woman is drying clothes on a clothesline.	entailment: The woman is hanging up laundry on a clothesline so she must be drying clothes.
premise: A woman is looking at the ceiling while taking off her hat. hypothesis: Mike went home.	contradiction: A woman is not named Mike. If Mike went home he is on his way so he cannot be looking at a ceiling at the same time.
premise: A woman is looking at the ceiling while taking off her hat. hypothesis: Gladys took off her hat while she was looking up at the ceiling.	entailment: Gladys refers to a woman.
premise: A woman is looking at the ceiling while taking off her hat. hypothesis: Gladys took off her hat.	neutral: Not all women are named Gladys.
premise: A female swimmer in a blue cap swimming underwater. hypothesis: The girl is a competitive swimmer.	neutral: A girl is in a water competition.
premise: A female swimmer in a blue cap swimming underwater. hypothesis: The girl is in the locker room drying her hair.	contradiction: if the girls are swimming underwater they are not drying their hair.
premise: A female swimmer in a blue cap swimming underwater. hypothesis: The girl is swimming.	entailment: Both subjects are swimming.
premise: A woman in a dress raises her arm over her head. hypothesis: A woman raises her arm above her head.	entailment: arm over her head can also be said as arm above her head.
premise: A woman in a dress raises her arm over her head. hypothesis: A man put his hand down to kill a fly.	contradiction: A woman is not a man. If a person raises their arm their hand cannot be down simultaneously.
premise: A woman in a dress raises her arm over her head. hypothesis: A woman in class raised her hand to ask a question.	neutral: A woman raises her arm over her head not necessarily to ask a question.
premise: A woman looking upward with her hand above her head. hypothesis: A woman is stargazing.	neutral: A woman looking upward with her hand above her head is not necessarily stargazing.
premise: A woman looking upward with her hand above her head. hypothesis: A woman is looking up.	entailment: woman looking upward can also be said as woman is looking up.
premise: A woman looking upward with her hand above her head. hypothesis: A woman is looking at the ground.	contradiction: Upward is not on the ground.
premise: A baseball player is following through with an action nearby a teammate. hypothesis: Two baseball players are cooperating.	entailment: Cooperating and following through have similar meaning.
premise: A baseball player is following through with an action nearby a teammate. hypothesis: Two players on the Twins make a double play.	neutral: Players are enjoying a baseball.
premise: A baseball player is following through with an action nearby a teammate. hypothesis: There is only one player in todays baseball game.	contradiction: if the player has a teammate there must be more than one player.
premise: A woman in a brown shirt is singing into two microphones. hypothesis: A woman is using two microphones while singing.	entailment: woman is using two microphones shows that woman singing into two microphones.
premise: A woman in a brown shirt is singing into two microphones. hypothesis: Both of the microphones are set at a low volume.	neutral: A woman singing into two microphones not necessarily has microphones set at a low volume.
premise: A woman in a brown shirt is singing into two microphones. hypothesis: A woman is preaching about Jesus using a CB radio.	contradiction: One cannot be singing into microphones and preaching using a radio simultaneously.
premise: A baby sleeping on pale blue bamboo-like mats, wearing a navy blue and green striped shirt and swaddled in a towel. hypothesis: The baby is under one years old.	neutral: A baby is rolled under a towel.
premise: A baby sleeping on pale blue bamboo-like mats, wearing a navy blue and green striped shirt and swaddled in a towel. hypothesis: The infant is a walrus.	contradiction: a baby cannot be a walrus.
premise: A baby sleeping on pale blue bamboo-like mats, wearing a navy blue and green striped shirt and swaddled in a towel. hypothesis: An infant is asleep.	entailment: A baby and an infant are similar.
premise: Three men in white are painting the railing of the pier blue. hypothesis: Three men are painting the pier.	entailment: painting the railing of the pier is part of painting the pier.
premise: Three men in white are painting the railing of the pier blue. hypothesis: Three men are vandalizing the pier.	neutral: Men are painting the railing of the pier blue.
premise: Three men in white are painting the railing of the pier blue. hypothesis: Three women are painting the pier.	contradiction: the people painting are either men or women.
premise: A woman walks near a beach with a young child in her hand while someone sits nearby. hypothesis: Three people are indoors playing board games.	contradiction: A beach is not indoors.
premise: A woman walks near a beach with a young child in her hand while someone sits nearby. hypothesis: A husband, wife, and their child are together on the beach.	neutral: A woman who walks with a young child while someone sits nearby is not necessarily a husband, wife, and their child.
premise: A woman walks near a beach with a young child in her hand while someone sits nearby. hypothesis: A person is sitting on the beach.	entailment: sitting on the beach can also be said as someone sits.
premise: A man with a plastic bag walks down the street, passing by apartment buildings. hypothesis: A man is walking.	entailment: walks down the street can also be said as walking.
premise: A man with a plastic bag walks down the street, passing by apartment buildings. hypothesis: A man has fruit in his bag.	neutral: A man with a plastic bag not necessarily has fruit in his bag.
premise: A man with a plastic bag walks down the street, passing by apartment buildings. hypothesis: A man is driving a car.	contradiction: One who walks is not driving simultaneously.
premise: A few people on a canoe in the water. hypothesis: Some guys on a fishing trip.	neutral: A canoe in the water does not imply being on a fishing trip.
premise: A few people on a canoe in the water. hypothesis: The canoe is in the boathouse.	contradiction: the canoe isn't in the water if it is in the boathouse.
premise: A few people on a canoe in the water. hypothesis: Some people are boating.	entailment: boat and canoe are similar.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: A man and woman are dancing.	entailment: man and woman are dancing can also be said as woman is dancing with a man.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The couple enjoys their date night out.	neutral: A woman dancing with a man are not necessarily a couple and not necessarily enjoys their date night out.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The man and woman are outside.	entailment: woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor implies that man and woman are outside.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The man and woman are happy.	neutral: Just because woman is dancing with a man doesn't imply man and woman are happy.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The man and woman like the music.	neutral: The fact that a woman is dancing with a man doesn't imply man and woman like the music.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: A man dances with a fiery-haired woman.	entailment: red-haired woman is dancing with a man is a rephrasing of man dances with a fiery-haired woman.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: A man and woman are outside.	entailment: woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor shows that man and woman are outside.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: A man and woman are touching.	neutral: Dancing can be done without touching.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: There are two people dancing outdoors.	entailment: woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor shows that two people dancing outdoors.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: They are dancing alone with no musical accompaniment.	contradiction: People are not dancing alone if a woman is with a man dancing. They cannot be in front of an orchestra with no musical accompaniment.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: A man is sitting.	contradiction: There are either two people, or one person. One cannot be dancing and sitting at the same time.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The man and women are dancing in a ballroom.	contradiction: A ballroom is not usually outdoors.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: The music is coming from a stereo.	contradiction: A stereo is not an outdoors orchestra.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: Superman enjoys his date with Lois Lane.	contradiction: Lois Lane does not have red hair.
premise: A red-haired woman is dancing with a man in a red cap in front of an outdoor orchestra and a Russian sign. hypothesis: They are in Russia.	neutral: Just because there is a Russian sign does not mean they are in Russia.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: The people in the auditorium are sleeping in their chairs.	contradiction: the women wouldn't be sleeping if people are playing instruments.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: to women are next to people playing instruments on a stage.	entailment: Next to a stage and next to people have similar meaning.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: a group plays instruments while two women stand near the stage.	entailment: The stage is the same.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: to women are next to people playing instruments on a stage at a concert.	neutral: Playing on a stage does not imply it being a concert.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: Two women are clapping.	neutral: Just because the women are near a stage doe snot mean they are clapping.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: They are at a concert.	neutral: Instruments aren't always played at a concert.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: The instruments are being played by people and two people are next to them looking on.	neutral: Just because women are next to a stage does not mean they are looking on.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: The women are in a library during quiet hours.	contradiction: A library does not usually have a stage.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: They are listening to music.	entailment: instruments create music.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: Two women are jumping on the trampoline.	contradiction: One isn't usually next to a stage and jumping on a trampoline.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: On the stage are performers playing their instruments while two women are right next to them.	entailment: performers play on the same stage.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: two women evaluate the sound of their orchestra.	neutral: Just because people are playing instruments does not mean it is an orchestra.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: Two women are listening to music.	entailment: instruments produce music.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: the chorus gets ready to sing a song.	contradiction: People playing instruments aren't a chorus.
premise: two women next to a stage of people playing instruments. hypothesis: to men are next to a person playing an instrument on a stage.	contradiction: There can either be two women or two men.
premise: The band is playing music for the dancers. hypothesis: A band is playing music for the Nutcracker.	neutral: The dancers could be preforming anything, not necessarily the Nutcracker.
premise: The band is playing music for the dancers. hypothesis: A child is rolling down the hill.	contradiction: One cannot be rolling and playing music. A band is not a single person.
premise: The band is playing music for the dancers. hypothesis: Some people are in a band playing music.	entailment: dancers need music.
premise: A yougn boy in a blue and white baseball uniform throwing a baseball while tucking his glove close to his body. hypothesis: a boy warms up for a game.	neutral: The boy might just want to play catch, instead of getting ready for a game.
premise: A yougn boy in a blue and white baseball uniform throwing a baseball while tucking his glove close to his body. hypothesis: a boy throws a ball.	entailment: throwing a baseball is same as throws a ball.
premise: A yougn boy in a blue and white baseball uniform throwing a baseball while tucking his glove close to his body. hypothesis: a boy sleeps in bed.	contradiction: A boy throwing a baseball cannot be sleeping in bed.
premise: A bike rider in green jersey races along a road. hypothesis: Bike race in Grand Tour stage.	neutral: The riders could be participating in any race, not necessarily the Grand Tour stage.
premise: A bike rider in green jersey races along a road. hypothesis: Bi-cycle race.	contradiction: A bi-cycle race is more than a single person.
premise: A bike rider in green jersey races along a road. hypothesis: Road bike ride in green jersey.	entailment: rider needs road.
premise: A bride with a tattoo, large earrings, and a red sash mingles with guests. hypothesis: A bride with a tattoo of a frog, large earrings, and a red sash mingles with guests.	neutral: The tattoo could be of anything, not necessarily a frog.
premise: A bride with a tattoo, large earrings, and a red sash mingles with guests. hypothesis: A bride with a tattoo, large earrings, and a red sash mingles with dogs.	contradiction: The bride wouldn't mingle with guests and dogs. Dogs wouldn't be at a wedding.
premise: A bride with a tattoo, large earrings, and a red sash mingles with guests. hypothesis: A tattooed woman talks with her wedding guests.	entailment: the same woman can have the same guests.
premise: two girls sit beside a river under a tree. hypothesis: The girls sat beside the river.	entailment: tree can be next to river.
premise: two girls sit beside a river under a tree. hypothesis: The girls sat beside the river reading a book.	neutral: There is nothing to indicate the girls are reading a book.
premise: two girls sit beside a river under a tree. hypothesis: The boys stood next to the river.	contradiction: It's either girls or boys. They can't sit if they stood.
premise: Two men in two canoes are sitting in a lake. hypothesis: Men are in canoes.	entailment: canoes are in a lake.
premise: Two men in two canoes are sitting in a lake. hypothesis: Elton John is conservative.	contradiction: It's either Elton John or two men, not both.

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