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200 | 1,037 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Charlie had 11 Press. Clement giveed him some more. Now Charlie has 172 Press.
sentence 2: Clement gave Charlie 157 Press. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (172 - 11, 157) | Charlie had 11 Press. Clement giveed him some more. Now Charlie has 172 Press. | Clement gave Charlie 157 Press. | null |
201 | 3,275 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Matthew had 199 peach. Willie clutched some peach. Now Matthew has 46 peach.
sentence 2: Willie clutched 156 peaches. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (199 - 46, 156) | Matthew had 199 peach. Willie clutched some peach. Now Matthew has 46 peach. | Willie clutched 156 peaches. | null |
202 | 689 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The defeat of the Scots at Flodden in 1513 finally turned the tables, and the pressure on the Lakes decreased.
sentence 2: The tables have turned, and 10 years of losses for the Irish finally came to an end. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | The defeat of the Scots at Flodden in 1513 finally turned the tables, and the pressure on the Lakes decreased. | The tables have turned, and 10 years of losses for the Irish finally came to an end. | 3,254 |
203 | 619 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: However, other provisions in Title 39 cast into doubt the conclusion that the Service's authority under a 401(3) is sufficiently broad to encompass changes in rates or mail classifications by agreement alone.
sentence 2: other provisions in Title 26 cast into doubt the conclusion that the Service's authority | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | However, other provisions in Title 39 cast into doubt the conclusion that the Service's authority under a 401(3) is sufficiently broad to encompass changes in rates or mail classifications by agreement alone. | other provisions in Title 26 cast into doubt the conclusion that the Service's authority | 2,593 |
204 | 460 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: We started walking on two legs between 6 million and 4 million years ago, tool-making began 2.5 million years ago, and our brains grew dramatically between 2 million and 1 million years ago.
sentence 2: We became bipedal walkers 5 million years ago. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | We started walking on two legs between 6 million and 4 million years ago, tool-making began 2.5 million years ago, and our brains grew dramatically between 2 million and 1 million years ago. | We became bipedal walkers 5 million years ago. | 2,489 |
205 | 681 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Thus, 660 b.c. is still the official date celebrated nationwide.
sentence 2: Some people informally celebrate the date as 700 b.c. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | Thus, 660 b.c. is still the official date celebrated nationwide. | Some people informally celebrate the date as 700 b.c. | 3,144 |
206 | 1,600 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The FTC seems inclined to steer a middle Permit the merger, on condition that Office Behemoth sell off 63 superstores to the remaining competitor, Office Max.
sentence 2: Office Behemoth would have to sell 63 stores to Office Max. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | The FTC seems inclined to steer a middle Permit the merger, on condition that Office Behemoth sell off 63 superstores to the remaining competitor, Office Max. | Office Behemoth would have to sell 63 stores to Office Max. | 1,750 |
207 | 1,671 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The Rugby Sevens sees teams come together from all over the world for 15 matches in March or early April.
sentence 2: 15 teams attend the rugby sevens. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | The Rugby Sevens sees teams come together from all over the world for 15 matches in March or early April. | 15 teams attend the rugby sevens. | 2,687 |
208 | 128 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: You can also visit the Sadberk Han??m Museum, with its private collection covering the period from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times.
sentence 2: The museum has a collection from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | You can also visit the Sadberk Han??m Museum, with its private collection covering the period from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times. | The museum has a collection from 500 b.c. to Ottoman times. | 2,016 |
209 | 2,595 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: 9 billion pieces.
sentence 2: 9000000000 pieces. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | 9 billion pieces. | 9000000000 pieces. | 578 |
210 | 1,781 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Consider Only 13 nations participated in 1896, but there were 172 in 1992.
sentence 2: 13 nations were involved in the world stage in 1896, while 172 were in 1992. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | Consider Only 13 nations participated in 1896, but there were 172 in 1992. | 13 nations were involved in the world stage in 1896, while 172 were in 1992. | 2,816 |
211 | 2,305 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Jesus had 239 plum. Lona clasped some plum. Now Jesus has 40 plum.
sentence 2: Lona clasped 201 plums. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (239 - 40, 201) | Jesus had 239 plum. Lona clasped some plum. Now Jesus has 40 plum. | Lona clasped 201 plums. | null |
212 | 196 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Numbers do not add up to 100 percent due to rounding.
sentence 2: It is not possible to add the numbers up to 100 percent. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Numbers do not add up to 100 percent due to rounding. | It is not possible to add the numbers up to 100 percent. | 440 |
213 | 951 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Thus any inbound mail piece would pay the First-Class rate, or the Priority Mail rate for items weighing more than 13 ounces.
sentence 2: The First-Class rate would be paid for any piece of inbound mail less than 13 ounces. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Thus any inbound mail piece would pay the First-Class rate, or the Priority Mail rate for items weighing more than 13 ounces. | The First-Class rate would be paid for any piece of inbound mail less than 13 ounces. | 124 |
214 | 1,046 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: In 1603 James VI of Scotland was thus crowned James I of England, marking the Union of the Crowns.
sentence 2: The Union of the Crowns happened in 1603 when James VI of Scotland was crowned James I of England. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | In 1603 James VI of Scotland was thus crowned James I of England, marking the Union of the Crowns. | The Union of the Crowns happened in 1603 when James VI of Scotland was crowned James I of England. | 1,675 |
215 | 1,842 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Randi had 161 Book. Larry took 150 from him. Now
sentence 2: Randi has 11 books. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (161 - 150, 11) | Randi had 161 Book. Larry took 150 from him. Now | Randi has 11 books. | null |
216 | 2,522 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: In addition, there are a number of issues that Congress should consider that S. 556 does not address.
sentence 2: S 556 did not address all issues. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | In addition, there are a number of issues that Congress should consider that S. 556 does not address. | S 556 did not address all issues. | 1,929 |
217 | 1,706 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Paul has 110 Marbles. Angelo gave him 143 more.
sentence 2: Paul has 253 Marbles. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (143 + 110, 253) | Paul has 110 Marbles. Angelo gave him 143 more. | Paul has 253 Marbles. | null |
218 | 3,129 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: This conclusion is supported by a wealth of studies over the last 15 years in which individuals from different cultures have been asked to rate photos for beauty.
sentence 2: The studies took 15 years to gather information from different cultures. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | This conclusion is supported by a wealth of studies over the last 15 years in which individuals from different cultures have been asked to rate photos for beauty. | The studies took 15 years to gather information from different cultures. | 973 |
219 | 879 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: It was only Sean Connery's peculiar combination of traits--he could seem rugged and snooty at once--that made us think 007 a more interesting character than he was.
sentence 2: It was Sean Connery's personality and good looks that made 007 the character it was, | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | It was only Sean Connery's peculiar combination of traits--he could seem rugged and snooty at once--that made us think 007 a more interesting character than he was. | It was Sean Connery's personality and good looks that made 007 the character it was, | 1,810 |
220 | 1,704 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of habitation here as long ago as 900 b.c.
sentence 2: Archaeologists have shown proof of residency here as far back as 900 b.c. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of habitation here as long ago as 900 b.c. | Archaeologists have shown proof of residency here as far back as 900 b.c. | 114 |
221 | 2,381 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Helen had 10 Car. Marvin offered him some more. Now Helen has 187 Car.
sentence 2: Marvin offered Helen 176 cars. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (187 - 10, 176) | Helen had 10 Car. Marvin offered him some more. Now Helen has 187 Car. | Marvin offered Helen 176 cars. | null |
222 | 3,387 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Trisha had some pear. Vicky took 87 from him. Now Trisha has 92 pear.
sentence 2: Trisha had 177 pears to begin with. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (92 + 87, 177) | Trisha had some pear. Vicky took 87 from him. Now Trisha has 92 pear. | Trisha had 177 pears to begin with. | null |
223 | 2,075 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: 1.3333 of a number is 4.82 , what is the number?
sentence 2: The number is 8.61509. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (4.82, 8.61509.) | 1.3333 of a number is 4.82 , what is the number? | The number is 8.61509. | null |
224 | 1,426 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: HOPE scholarship tax credits for tuition payments for the first 2 years of college $4,210
sentence 2: HOPE scholarship tax credits for tuition payments for the first 2 years of college. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | HOPE scholarship tax credits for tuition payments for the first 2 years of college $4,210 | HOPE scholarship tax credits for tuition payments for the first 2 years of college. | 241 |
225 | 1,816 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The computer is currently composing a new Mahler I'm so tired of the 10 symphonies, Cope said.
sentence 2: I've listened to those 10 symphonies 10,000 times! | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | The computer is currently composing a new Mahler I'm so tired of the 10 symphonies, Cope said. | I've listened to those 10 symphonies 10,000 times! | 3,845 |
226 | 470 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: There are 27 pencils in the drawer . Nancy placed 45 pencils in the drawer .
sentence 2: There are now 72 pencils in the drawer. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (27 + 45, 72) | There are 27 pencils in the drawer . Nancy placed 45 pencils in the drawer . | There are now 72 pencils in the drawer. | null |
227 | 2,652 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Lorna had 178 lime. Glenn took 171 from him. Now
sentence 2: Lorna has 7 limes. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (178 - 171, 7) | Lorna had 178 lime. Glenn took 171 from him. Now | Lorna has 7 limes. | null |
228 | 2,056 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Holdings of Foreign Assets and Net Income From Abroad (1977-1999) Net assets (billions) Net income (percent of GDP) 500
sentence 2: Net income from abroad between 1977 and 1999. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Holdings of Foreign Assets and Net Income From Abroad (1977-1999) Net assets (billions) Net income (percent of GDP) 500 | Net income from abroad between 1977 and 1999. | 21 |
229 | 517 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The 1960 World Book says that means Missouri supports itself and the United States, although it looks more like a poster for animal boxing, which might be the state sport of Missouri.
sentence 2: The 1960 World Book talks about Missouri. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | The 1960 World Book says that means Missouri supports itself and the United States, although it looks more like a poster for animal boxing, which might be the state sport of Missouri. | The 1960 World Book talks about Missouri. | 1,669 |
230 | 70 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Jenny had 360 peachs. He diverges all peachs evenly among some friends.
sentence 2: Jenny gave 40 friends peaches. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (360 / 9, 40) | Jenny had 360 peachs. He diverges all peachs evenly among some friends. | Jenny gave 40 friends peaches. | null |
231 | 2,619 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: 7 Americans re-elected the Republican majority.
sentence 2: The 7 Americans who re-elected the Republican majority were scared for the their future. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | 7 Americans re-elected the Republican majority. | The 7 Americans who re-elected the Republican majority were scared for the their future. | 3,169 |
232 | 1,307 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Billy had some lime. Melvin gave him 7 more. Now Billy has 30 lime.
sentence 2: Billy had 24 lime in the beginning. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (30 - 7, 24) | Billy had some lime. Melvin gave him 7 more. Now Billy has 30 lime. | Billy had 24 lime in the beginning. | null |
233 | 1,232 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: 3 As discussed below, it required continuation of 5 preferred subclasses.
sentence 2: Continuation of 5 preferred subclasses is required. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | 3 As discussed below, it required continuation of 5 preferred subclasses. | Continuation of 5 preferred subclasses is required. | 211 |
234 | 1,363 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Daniel wants to dispense 123 oranges among 11 friends.
sentence 2: Each friend will obtain 11 oranges. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (123 / 11, 11) | Daniel wants to dispense 123 oranges among 11 friends. | Each friend will obtain 11 oranges. | null |
235 | 512 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: A 2 GB memory mini-chip was sufficient to teach the toy the basics of one of four languages, including sign language, and the reset button hidden in the left armpit afforded multiple opportunities at developing verbal communication with the toy.
sentence 2: A toy with a 2 GM chip can do a lot of things. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | A 2 GB memory mini-chip was sufficient to teach the toy the basics of one of four languages, including sign language, and the reset button hidden in the left armpit afforded multiple opportunities at developing verbal communication with the toy. | A toy with a 2 GM chip can do a lot of things. | 2,385 |
236 | 2,944 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Some 40 percent of Malaysians live in townships of more than 5,000 inhabitants, an exceptional proportion for the region.
sentence 2: 40 percent of Malaysians live in large townships of 5,000 inhabitants or more. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Some 40 percent of Malaysians live in townships of more than 5,000 inhabitants, an exceptional proportion for the region. | 40 percent of Malaysians live in large townships of 5,000 inhabitants or more. | 813 |
237 | 1,533 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: There are 10 golf courses on Mallorca, three of which are 9-hole, the rest 18-hole.
sentence 2: The 18 hole golf courses get more use than the 9 hole ones. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | There are 10 golf courses on Mallorca, three of which are 9-hole, the rest 18-hole. | The 18 hole golf courses get more use than the 9 hole ones. | 2,780 |
238 | 2,718 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Kassie wants to sunder 408 Cars among 5 friends.
sentence 2: Each friend will come by 81.4 cars. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (408 / 5, 81.4) | Kassie wants to sunder 408 Cars among 5 friends. | Each friend will come by 81.4 cars. | null |
239 | 2,082 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: To them, the 1993 Oslo accords meant settling for a sadly truncated form of Palestinian self-rule without extracting an Israeli admission of wrongdoing.
sentence 2: The 1993 Oslo accords meant setting for a sadly truncated form to them. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | To them, the 1993 Oslo accords meant settling for a sadly truncated form of Palestinian self-rule without extracting an Israeli admission of wrongdoing. | The 1993 Oslo accords meant setting for a sadly truncated form to them. | 977 |
240 | 176 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: The library is divided into different sections for different type of books. The science fiction section has 8 books. If each book has 478 pages,
sentence 2: All the books in the science fiction section have 3824 pages in total. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (8*478, 3824) | The library is divided into different sections for different type of books. The science fiction section has 8 books. If each book has 478 pages, | All the books in the science fiction section have 3824 pages in total. | null |
241 | 304 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Mary had 294 lychee. Melanie clasped some lychee. Now Mary has 14 lychee.
sentence 2: Melanie clasped 280 lychee. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (294 - 14, 280) | Mary had 294 lychee. Melanie clasped some lychee. Now Mary has 14 lychee. | Melanie clasped 280 lychee. | null |
242 | 508 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Antonio had some pineapple. He divide each pineapple into 28 slices. If total 101 pineapple slices Antonio make, then
sentence 2: Antonio had 3 pineapples. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (101 / 28, 3) | Antonio had some pineapple. He divide each pineapple into 28 slices. If total 101 pineapple slices Antonio make, then | Antonio had 3 pineapples. | null |
243 | 1,044 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: On the night before the final Roman onslaught, over 900 Jewish defenders committed mass suicide rather than give the Romans the triumph of capturing them.
sentence 2: Rather than let the Romans be triumphant at their capture, 900 Jewish defenders killed themselves. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | On the night before the final Roman onslaught, over 900 Jewish defenders committed mass suicide rather than give the Romans the triumph of capturing them. | Rather than let the Romans be triumphant at their capture, 900 Jewish defenders killed themselves. | 100 |
244 | 1,563 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Diane wants to share some blackberry among 38 friends.If each friend get 40 blackberry, then
sentence 2: John would have 1525 blackberries. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (40 * 38, 1525) | Diane wants to share some blackberry among 38 friends.If each friend get 40 blackberry, then | John would have 1525 blackberries. | null |
245 | 1,821 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: To this end, on June 21, his representatives provided us with 77 pages of miscellaneous documents purporting to relate to direct and indirect costs incurred in the development of the National Energy Policy.
sentence 2: Each of the 77 pages were all to do with energy pricing. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | To this end, on June 21, his representatives provided us with 77 pages of miscellaneous documents purporting to relate to direct and indirect costs incurred in the development of the National Energy Policy. | Each of the 77 pages were all to do with energy pricing. | 2,866 |
246 | 68 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Yuki buy 7 bags of pear .
sentence 2: Each bag of pear contains 3 pear. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (23 / 7, 3) | Yuki buy 7 bags of pear . | Each bag of pear contains 3 pear. | null |
247 | 2,055 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Raul had 1 Beg. Christopher offered him some more. Now Raul has 59 Beg.
sentence 2: Christopher offered Raul 63 Beg. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (59 - 1, 63) | Raul had 1 Beg. Christopher offered him some more. Now Raul has 59 Beg. | Christopher offered Raul 63 Beg. | null |
248 | 189 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: These national inventories were prepared for all 50 States at the county level for mobile highway and non-road sources.
sentence 2: All 50 states prepared a national inventory for non-road and mobile highway sources. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | These national inventories were prepared for all 50 States at the county level for mobile highway and non-road sources. | All 50 states prepared a national inventory for non-road and mobile highway sources. | 1,124 |
249 | 629 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Alex had 244 Beg. Barbara grabbed some Beg. Now Alex has 48 Beg.
sentence 2: Barbara grabbed 192 Beg. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (244 - 48, 192) | Alex had 244 Beg. Barbara grabbed some Beg. Now Alex has 48 Beg. | Barbara grabbed 192 Beg. | null |
250 | 1,644 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The union has about 4000 members in Canada.
sentence 2: There's around 4000 Canadians in the union. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | The union has about 4000 members in Canada. | There's around 4000 Canadians in the union. | 1,197 |
251 | 333 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Barring risks from unscheduled activity, you can go as far as the 600 m- (1,962 ft-) wide steaming crater.
sentence 2: You can see the crater at 600 m. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Barring risks from unscheduled activity, you can go as far as the 600 m- (1,962 ft-) wide steaming crater. | You can see the crater at 600 m. | 469 |
252 | 1,306 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: (In 1996, only 30 percent of all junk bonds went to finance LBOs.)
sentence 2: Only 30 percent of junk bonds went to finance LBOs in 1996. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | (In 1996, only 30 percent of all junk bonds went to finance LBOs.) | Only 30 percent of junk bonds went to finance LBOs in 1996. | 1,784 |
253 | 3,167 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Daniel had some Box. Sandra gave him 4 more. Now Daniel has 11 Box.
sentence 2: Daniel had 9 boxes to begin with. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (11 - 4, 9) | Daniel had some Box. Sandra gave him 4 more. Now Daniel has 11 Box. | Daniel had 9 boxes to begin with. | null |
254 | 519 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Kathleen wants to impart 179 Watchs among 9 friends.
sentence 2: Each friend will receive 20 Watchs. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (179 / 9, 20) | Kathleen wants to impart 179 Watchs among 9 friends. | Each friend will receive 20 Watchs. | null |
255 | 2,092 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: John had some peach. Michael gave him 8 more. Now John has 33 peach.
sentence 2: John originally had 25 peaches. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (33 - 8, 25) | John had some peach. Michael gave him 8 more. Now John has 33 peach. | John originally had 25 peaches. | null |
256 | 1,324 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Alma had some lime. He dice each lime into 3 slices. If total 78 lime slices Alma make, then
sentence 2: Alma had 26 limes. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (78 / 3, 26) | Alma had some lime. He dice each lime into 3 slices. If total 78 lime slices Alma make, then | Alma had 26 limes. | null |
257 | 2,697 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: A worksheet had 4 problems on it. If a teacher had 9 worksheets to grade and had already graded 5 of them,
sentence 2: The teacher has 13 more problems to grade. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> ((4.0*(9.0-5.0)), 13) | A worksheet had 4 problems on it. If a teacher had 9 worksheets to grade and had already graded 5 of them, | The teacher has 13 more problems to grade. | null |
258 | 1,578 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Nehring says it's mainly a codification of the 1988 Supreme Court decision, and wouldn't put much more burden on unions to prove they've got members' permission to spend money on political causes.
sentence 2: The 1988 Supreme Court Decision was in relationship to unions. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | Nehring says it's mainly a codification of the 1988 Supreme Court decision, and wouldn't put much more burden on unions to prove they've got members' permission to spend money on political causes. | The 1988 Supreme Court Decision was in relationship to unions. | 3,501 |
259 | 556 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Kevin had some fig. Maria took 24 from him. Now Kevin has 77 fig.
sentence 2: Kevin had 101 figs originally. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (77 + 24, 101) | Kevin had some fig. Maria took 24 from him. Now Kevin has 77 fig. | Kevin had 101 figs originally. | null |
260 | 1,004 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: On the other hand, the F-22, PAC-3, and Advanced Threat Infrared Countermeasures/Common Missile Warning System (ATIRCM/CMWS) programs did not capture sufficient knowledge before significant investments to continue the programs and experienced cost growth that ranged from 23 to 182 percent and schedule delays that ranged from 18 months to over 3 years.
sentence 2: Continuing the programs and experiencing cost growth that ranged from 23 to 18 percent, and schedule delays that ranged from 18 months to over 3 years became huge problems that caused pay cuts. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | On the other hand, the F-22, PAC-3, and Advanced Threat Infrared Countermeasures/Common Missile Warning System (ATIRCM/CMWS) programs did not capture sufficient knowledge before significant investments to continue the programs and experienced cost growth that ranged from 23 to 182 percent and schedule delays that ranged from 18 months to over 3 years. | Continuing the programs and experiencing cost growth that ranged from 23 to 18 percent, and schedule delays that ranged from 18 months to over 3 years became huge problems that caused pay cuts. | 2,810 |
261 | 2,304 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Jesus had 239 plum. Lona clasped some plum. Now Jesus has 40 plum.
sentence 2: Lona clasped 199 plums. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (239 - 40, 199) | Jesus had 239 plum. Lona clasped some plum. Now Jesus has 40 plum. | Lona clasped 199 plums. | null |
262 | 2,425 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Lupe had 250 lime. Sylvia take hold of some lime. Now Lupe has 62 lime.
sentence 2: Sylvia took hold of 193 limes. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (250 - 62, 193) | Lupe had 250 lime. Sylvia take hold of some lime. Now Lupe has 62 lime. | Sylvia took hold of 193 limes. | null |
263 | 2,420 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Dana wants to divide 670 raspberrys among 23 friends.
sentence 2: Each friend would gain 29 raspberries. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (670 / 23, 29) | Dana wants to divide 670 raspberrys among 23 friends. | Each friend would gain 29 raspberries. | null |
264 | 504 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Maria had some raspberry. Jill took 47 from him. Now Maria has 52 raspberry.
sentence 2: Maria originally had 99 raspberry. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (52 + 47, 99) | Maria had some raspberry. Jill took 47 from him. Now Maria has 52 raspberry. | Maria originally had 99 raspberry. | null |
265 | 2,988 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: 5 mpg before the start of that model year
sentence 2: No more than 5 mpg was achieved prior to that model year. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | 5 mpg before the start of that model year | No more than 5 mpg was achieved prior to that model year. | 378 |
266 | 3,235 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Lawrence had 192 raspberry. Marian gripped some raspberry. Now Lawrence has 88 raspberry.
sentence 2: Marian gripped 104 raspberries. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (192 - 88, 104) | Lawrence had 192 raspberry. Marian gripped some raspberry. Now Lawrence has 88 raspberry. | Marian gripped 104 raspberries. | null |
267 | 17 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: 9 million associated with the simulation scenario or a cost of $13.
sentence 2: The simulation scenario had 9 million associated | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | 9 million associated with the simulation scenario or a cost of $13. | The simulation scenario had 9 million associated | 771 |
268 | 114 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Bobby had some Car. He cube each Car into 30 slices. If total 132 Car slices Bobby make, then
sentence 2: Bobby had 22/5 cars. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (132 / 30, 22/5) | Bobby had some Car. He cube each Car into 30 slices. If total 132 Car slices Bobby make, then | Bobby had 22/5 cars. | null |
269 | 2,802 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Alana had 229 mango. Alma clutched some mango. Now Alana has 76 mango.
sentence 2: Alma clutched 153 mangoes. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (229 - 76, 153) | Alana had 229 mango. Alma clutched some mango. Now Alana has 76 mango. | Alma clutched 153 mangoes. | null |
270 | 1,383 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Vradenburg is showering Congress with He estimates that he has brought 50 House members and senators to the AOL campus for show and tell.
sentence 2: He has brought 50 House members and senators to AOL campus | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Vradenburg is showering Congress with He estimates that he has brought 50 House members and senators to the AOL campus for show and tell. | He has brought 50 House members and senators to AOL campus | 1,435 |
271 | 529 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Robert buy 12 bags of Biscuit .
sentence 2: Each bag of Biscuit contains 22/3 Biscuit. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (88 / 12, 22/3) | Robert buy 12 bags of Biscuit . | Each bag of Biscuit contains 22/3 Biscuit. | null |
272 | 3,091 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Rudolph had 13 seashells. Craig contributeed him some more. Now Rudolph has 69 seashells.
sentence 2: Craig contributed 58 seashells to Rudolph. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (69 - 13, 58) | Rudolph had 13 seashells. Craig contributeed him some more. Now Rudolph has 69 seashells. | Craig contributed 58 seashells to Rudolph. | null |
273 | 2,476 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: Also on the same site are a Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum, which celebrates 100 years of British toy making.
sentence 2: The British toy making tradition started about 100 years ago. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | Also on the same site are a Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum, which celebrates 100 years of British toy making. | The British toy making tradition started about 100 years ago. | 1,065 |
274 | 2,695 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Raphael had 285 fig. Dominique take hold of some fig. Now Raphael has 46 fig.
sentence 2: Dominique took hold of 237 figs. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (285 - 46, 237) | Raphael had 285 fig. Dominique take hold of some fig. Now Raphael has 46 fig. | Dominique took hold of 237 figs. | null |
275 | 62 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: For those plants where EPA projects SCR retrofits will occur, EPA's projections reflect that these facilities will typically have 1 to 4 boilers retrofit per site.
sentence 2: There are 10 plants scattered around the country and 1-4 boilers will be retrofitted per site. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | For those plants where EPA projects SCR retrofits will occur, EPA's projections reflect that these facilities will typically have 1 to 4 boilers retrofit per site. | There are 10 plants scattered around the country and 1-4 boilers will be retrofitted per site. | 3,108 |
276 | 1,894 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Marta picked 2 pumpkins . The first pumpkin weighed 4 pounds , and the second pumpkin weighed 8.7 pounds .
sentence 2: Marta picked 2 pumpkins that weigh 12.7 pounds together. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (4.0 + 8.7, 2) | Marta picked 2 pumpkins . The first pumpkin weighed 4 pounds , and the second pumpkin weighed 8.7 pounds . | Marta picked 2 pumpkins that weigh 12.7 pounds together. | null |
277 | 1,689 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Robert had 191 Doll. Polly took 191 from him. Now
sentence 2: Robert has -4 Dollars. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (191 - 191, Dollars.) | Robert had 191 Doll. Polly took 191 from him. Now | Robert has -4 Dollars. | null |
278 | 2,432 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Estelle had 89 apple. Raymond took 71 from him. Now
sentence 2: Estelle has 18 apples. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (89 - 71, 18) | Estelle had 89 apple. Raymond took 71 from him. Now | Estelle has 18 apples. | null |
279 | 2,703 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: In a 1996 symposium examining universal IRAs available in the early 1980s,28 researchers reached three widely divergent (1) yes, most contributions represented new saving, (2) no, most IRA contributions were not new saving, and (3) maybe, about 26 cents of each dollar contributed may have represented new saving.
sentence 2: 28 researchers reached 3 widely divergent conclusions in a 1996 symposium | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | In a 1996 symposium examining universal IRAs available in the early 1980s,28 researchers reached three widely divergent (1) yes, most contributions represented new saving, (2) no, most IRA contributions were not new saving, and (3) maybe, about 26 cents of each dollar contributed may have represented new saving. | 28 researchers reached 3 widely divergent conclusions in a 1996 symposium | 2,062 |
280 | 1,726 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: last 30 years and would correspond to a lower assumption for total factor productivity growth than CBO's most recent assumption.
sentence 2: It would last for 30 years. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | last 30 years and would correspond to a lower assumption for total factor productivity growth than CBO's most recent assumption. | It would last for 30 years. | 1,736 |
281 | 2,738 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Steven had 193 fig. William clutched some fig. Now Steven has 21 fig.
sentence 2: William clutched 172 figs. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (193 - 21, 172) | Steven had 193 fig. William clutched some fig. Now Steven has 21 fig. | William clutched 172 figs. | null |
282 | 1,292 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Eleanor had some watermelon. Gracie took 69 from him. Now Eleanor has 93 watermelon.
sentence 2: Eleanor had 162 watermelons in the first place. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (93 + 69, 162) | Eleanor had some watermelon. Gracie took 69 from him. Now Eleanor has 93 watermelon. | Eleanor had 162 watermelons in the first place. | null |
283 | 120 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Lauren wants to sunder 541 Bananas among 11 friends.
sentence 2: Each friend will gain 49 bananas. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (541 / 11, 49) | Lauren wants to sunder 541 Bananas among 11 friends. | Each friend will gain 49 bananas. | null |
284 | 2,881 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Marybeth had 66 peach. Carleen took 44 from him. Now
sentence 2: Marybeth has 21 peaches. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (66 - 44, 21) | Marybeth had 66 peach. Carleen took 44 from him. Now | Marybeth has 21 peaches. | null |
285 | 600 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: An offer to do what he did in 1986 once again would command widespread support.
sentence 2: He would gain a lot of support if he promised to do what he did in 1986 again. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | An offer to do what he did in 1986 once again would command widespread support. | He would gain a lot of support if he promised to do what he did in 1986 again. | 445 |
286 | 133 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Randall had 86 peach. Edith took 22 from him. Now
sentence 2: Randall has 59 peaches. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (86 - 22, 59) | Randall had 86 peach. Edith took 22 from him. Now | Randall has 59 peaches. | null |
287 | 87 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: The FCC received 52 comments and 26 reply comments.
sentence 2: 52 comments and 26 reply comments were received by the FCC. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | The FCC received 52 comments and 26 reply comments. | 52 comments and 26 reply comments were received by the FCC. | 1,737 |
288 | 3,219 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Pamela had 174 Book. Bradley took 108 from him. Now
sentence 2: Pamela has 66 books. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (174 - 108, 66) | Pamela had 174 Book. Bradley took 108 from him. Now | Pamela has 66 books. | null |
289 | 589 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Jacquelyn had 41 kiwi . He mince each kiwi into 8 slices .
sentence 2: Jacquelyn made 330 kiwi slices. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (8 * 41, 330) | Jacquelyn had 41 kiwi . He mince each kiwi into 8 slices . | Jacquelyn made 330 kiwi slices. | null |
290 | 3,053 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Patrick had 289 Banana. Mary get hold of some Banana. Now Patrick has 49 Banana.
sentence 2: Mary got hold of 235 Bananas. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (289 - 49, 235) | Patrick had 289 Banana. Mary get hold of some Banana. Now Patrick has 49 Banana. | Mary got hold of 235 Bananas. | null |
291 | 109 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: The first minute of a telephone call costs 24 cents and each additional minute 13 cents. What is the cost of a 5 minute telephone call?
sentence 2: The cost of a 5-minute telephone call is 93 cents. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (24.0+(13.0*5.0), 93) | The first minute of a telephone call costs 24 cents and each additional minute 13 cents. What is the cost of a 5 minute telephone call? | The cost of a 5-minute telephone call is 93 cents. | null |
292 | 3,041 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Anna had some lime. He cut each lime into 23 slices. If total 105 lime slices Anna make, then
sentence 2: Anna had 4.6 limes. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (105 / 23, 4.6) | Anna had some lime. He cut each lime into 23 slices. If total 105 lime slices Anna make, then | Anna had 4.6 limes. | null |
293 | 1,572 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Deena had 139 Box. Dale took 86 from him. Now
sentence 2: Deena has 53 boxes. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <equate> (139 - 86, 53) | Deena had 139 Box. Dale took 86 from him. Now | Deena has 53 boxes. | null |
294 | 950 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: But of the 192 people who clicked, Schnur says nearly half followed through by circulating petitions for McCain.
sentence 2: 192 followed through by circulating petitions. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | But of the 192 people who clicked, Schnur says nearly half followed through by circulating petitions for McCain. | 192 followed through by circulating petitions. | 3,244 |
295 | 1,317 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Dana had 23 fig . He dice each fig into 14 slices .
sentence 2: Dana made 327 fig slices. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (14 * 23, 327) | Dana had 23 fig . He dice each fig into 14 slices . | Dana made 327 fig slices. | null |
296 | 2,308 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: In 1997, non-households sent 84 percent of First-Class Mail, up from 77 percent in 1990.
sentence 2: 84 percent of First-Class Mail was sent by non-households in 1997, which was 7 percent more than in 1990. | <text> ENTAILMENT | <text> ENTAILMENT | In 1997, non-households sent 84 percent of First-Class Mail, up from 77 percent in 1990. | 84 percent of First-Class Mail was sent by non-households in 1997, which was 7 percent more than in 1990. | 461 |
297 | 143 | math-nli | math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 -
sentence 1: Deborah wants to share some Car among 7 friends.If each friend get 22 Car, then
sentence 2: John would have 149 Cars. | <text> CONTRADICTION | <equate> (22 * 7, 149) | Deborah wants to share some Car among 7 friends.If each friend get 22 Car, then | John would have 149 Cars. | null |
298 | 1,536 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: In addition, the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 requires the head of each executive agency to approve or define the cost, performance, and schedule goals for major agency acquisition programs.
sentence 2: The Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 was implemented after a series of investigations found that money was being wasted in major agency acquisition programs. | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | In addition, the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 requires the head of each executive agency to approve or define the cost, performance, and schedule goals for major agency acquisition programs. | The Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 was implemented after a series of investigations found that money was being wasted in major agency acquisition programs. | 2,763 |
299 | 1,909 | text-nli | text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral -
sentence 1: So is this Mach 3 an improvement or a mockery of consumer gullibility?
sentence 2: Is the Mach 3 better looking than the others? | <text> NEUTRAL | <text> NEUTRAL | So is this Mach 3 an improvement or a mockery of consumer gullibility? | Is the Mach 3 better looking than the others? | 3,173 |