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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: As a result, assuming a capacity factor of 85 percent will result in a much more conservative (high) estimate of resources needed than is likely to be the case. sentence 2: The estimate of resources needed will be too high if a capacity factor of 85 percent is assumed.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

As a result, assuming a capacity factor of 85 percent will result in a much more conservative (high) estimate of resources needed than is likely to be the case.

The estimate of resources needed will be too high if a capacity factor of 85 percent is assumed.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: In another 20 years, no doubt, '70s fashion will be in for its share of cinematic contempt (once the square toes are truly gone) just as the '50s finally achieve true antiquity. sentence 2: '70s fashion will make a comeback in 20 years or so.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

In another 20 years, no doubt, '70s fashion will be in for its share of cinematic contempt (once the square toes are truly gone) just as the '50s finally achieve true antiquity.

'70s fashion will make a comeback in 20 years or so.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The 90 percent source-specific control for mercury is also problematic. sentence 2: There are problems with the 90 percent source specific control for mercury.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The 90 percent source-specific control for mercury is also problematic.

There are problems with the 90 percent source specific control for mercury.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Regina had 162 avocado. Ruth took 161 from him. Now sentence 2: Regina has 1 avocado.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (162 - 161, 1)

Regina had 162 avocado. Ruth took 161 from him. Now

Regina has 1 avocado.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: 3 cents in foreign investment in the United States. sentence 2: 3 cents in international investment in the US.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

3 cents in foreign investment in the United States.

3 cents in international investment in the US.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Randall has 44 Marbles. Heather gave him 116 more. sentence 2: Randall has 160 Marbles.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (116 + 44, 160)

Randall has 44 Marbles. Heather gave him 116 more.

Randall has 160 Marbles.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Deborah had some apple. Raymond gave him 3 more. Now Deborah has 38 apple. sentence 2: Deborah had 35 apples earlier.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (38 - 3, 35)

Deborah had some apple. Raymond gave him 3 more. Now Deborah has 38 apple.

Deborah had 35 apples earlier.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Lora had 9 kiwi . He slice each kiwi into 18 slices . sentence 2: Lora made 162 kiwi slices.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (18 * 9, 162)

Lora had 9 kiwi . He slice each kiwi into 18 slices .

Lora made 162 kiwi slices.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Joan went to 4 football games this year. She went to 9 football games last year. sentence 2: Joan went to 13 football games in all.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (4+9, 13)

Joan went to 4 football games this year. She went to 9 football games last year.

Joan went to 13 football games in all.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: John had some strawberry. Stephen took 73 from him. Now John has 96 strawberry. sentence 2: John had 166 strawberries in the first place.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (96 + 73, 166)

John had some strawberry. Stephen took 73 from him. Now John has 96 strawberry.

John had 166 strawberries in the first place.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Jo had 255 pineapple. Benjamin clasped some pineapple. Now Jo has 91 pineapple. sentence 2: Benjamin clasped 164 pineapple.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (255 - 91, 164)

Jo had 255 pineapple. Benjamin clasped some pineapple. Now Jo has 91 pineapple.

Benjamin clasped 164 pineapple.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Wendy had some Doll. Theresa gave him 6 more. Now Wendy has 11 Doll. sentence 2: Wendy had 5 Dolls primitively.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (11 - 6, 5)

Wendy had some Doll. Theresa gave him 6 more. Now Wendy has 11 Doll.

Wendy had 5 Dolls primitively.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: So far , an orchard has sold a combined total of 9792 pounds of fresh and frozen fruit this season . If they have sold 3513 pounds of frozen fruit , sentence 2: The orchard has sold 6279 pounds of fresh fruit so far.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (9792.0 - 3513.0, 6279)

So far , an orchard has sold a combined total of 9792 pounds of fresh and frozen fruit this season . If they have sold 3513 pounds of frozen fruit ,

The orchard has sold 6279 pounds of fresh fruit so far.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Each of the 11 organizations covered by our review is described in Appendix II. sentence 2: All the 11 organizations are described in Appendix II.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Each of the 11 organizations covered by our review is described in Appendix II.

All the 11 organizations are described in Appendix II.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Even that mistake wouldn't get you to 40 percent. sentence 2: On the test, that mistake wont bring you down to 40 percent.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Even that mistake wouldn't get you to 40 percent.

On the test, that mistake wont bring you down to 40 percent.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Set in 12 hectares (30 acres) of forest, this charming small country hotel enjoys marvellous views over the Sea of Galilee. sentence 2: The property has 30 acres of forest.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Set in 12 hectares (30 acres) of forest, this charming small country hotel enjoys marvellous views over the Sea of Galilee.

The property has 30 acres of forest.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Charles had some Banana. Kevin took 11 from him. Now Charles has 17 Banana. sentence 2: Charles had 32 Bananas in the first place.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (17 + 11, 32)

Charles had some Banana. Kevin took 11 from him. Now Charles has 17 Banana.

Charles had 32 Bananas in the first place.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Kelley snap up 4 bags of avocado . sentence 2: Each bag of avocado contains 6 avocado.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (25 / 4, 6)

Kelley snap up 4 bags of avocado .

Each bag of avocado contains 6 avocado.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Margaret had some blackberry. He divide each blackberry into 12 slices. If total 75 blackberry slices Margaret make, then sentence 2: Margaret had 25 blackberries.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (75 / 12, 25)

Margaret had some blackberry. He divide each blackberry into 12 slices. If total 75 blackberry slices Margaret make, then

Margaret had 25 blackberries.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Edward I died in 1307 and was succeeded by his ineffectual son, Edward II, who in 1314 led an army of some 25,000 men to confront Bruce's army at Bannockburn, near Stirling. sentence 2: Edward II took over after Edward I died in 1307 of smallpox.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Edward I died in 1307 and was succeeded by his ineffectual son, Edward II, who in 1314 led an army of some 25,000 men to confront Bruce's army at Bannockburn, near Stirling.

Edward II took over after Edward I died in 1307 of smallpox.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Michael had 81 Biscuit. Jennifer took 63 from him. Now sentence 2: Michael has 18 biscuits.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (81 - 63, 18)

Michael had 81 Biscuit. Jennifer took 63 from him. Now

Michael has 18 biscuits.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Brenda had 190 pear. Jennifer grasped some pear. Now Brenda has 38 pear. sentence 2: Jennifer grasped 151 pears.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (190 - 38, 151)

Brenda had 190 pear. Jennifer grasped some pear. Now Brenda has 38 pear.

Jennifer grasped 151 pears.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Barbara had some Bread. Diana gave him 5 more. Now Barbara has 40 Bread. sentence 2: Barbara had 35 bread in the first place.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (40 - 5, 35)

Barbara had some Bread. Diana gave him 5 more. Now Barbara has 40 Bread.

Barbara had 35 bread in the first place.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Moreover, as discussed in our Medicare Program Major Rule Report referred to above, the mere existence of the April 1 statutory deadline established by the IIRIRA, which was enacted September 30, 1996, did not provide a basis for failing to comply with the 60-day delay provision. sentence 2: The mere existence of the April 1 statutory deadline established by the IIRIRA, which was enacted September 30, 1996.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Moreover, as discussed in our Medicare Program Major Rule Report referred to above, the mere existence of the April 1 statutory deadline established by the IIRIRA, which was enacted September 30, 1996, did not provide a basis for failing to comply with the 60-day delay provision.

The mere existence of the April 1 statutory deadline established by the IIRIRA, which was enacted September 30, 1996.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Greg and Sharon own neighboring cornfields. Greg harvested 0.4 of an acre of corn on Monday and Sharon harvested 0.1 of an acre. sentence 2: Greg harvested 2.5 acres more than Sharon.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (0.4 + 0.1, 2.5)

Greg and Sharon own neighboring cornfields. Greg harvested 0.4 of an acre of corn on Monday and Sharon harvested 0.1 of an acre.

Greg harvested 2.5 acres more than Sharon.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Robert had some Box. He carve each Box into 4 slices. If total 146 Box slices Robert make, then sentence 2: Robert had 36.5 boxes.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (146 / 4, 36.5)

Robert had some Box. He carve each Box into 4 slices. If total 146 Box slices Robert make, then

Robert had 36.5 boxes.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: On May 31 and June 1, 2001, approximately fifty equal justice advocates gathered in Washington, DC for LSC's and NLADA's first national conference on diversity in the legal services community. sentence 2: Roughly 50 equal justice advocates attended the conference.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

On May 31 and June 1, 2001, approximately fifty equal justice advocates gathered in Washington, DC for LSC's and NLADA's first national conference on diversity in the legal services community.

Roughly 50 equal justice advocates attended the conference.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: 3 cents are invested abroad. sentence 2: 3 cents is a small amount.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

3 cents are invested abroad.

3 cents is a small amount.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The 24 China Folk Culture Villages represent China's ethnic variety; they feature craftspeople in traditional costumes along with folksong and dance performances. sentence 2: The 24 China Folk Culture features craftspeople in traditional costumes.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The 24 China Folk Culture Villages represent China's ethnic variety; they feature craftspeople in traditional costumes along with folksong and dance performances.

The 24 China Folk Culture features craftspeople in traditional costumes.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Casey had some pineapple. Leroy took 47 from him. Now Casey has 92 pineapple. sentence 2: Casey had 137 pineapple at first.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (92 + 47, 137)

Casey had some pineapple. Leroy took 47 from him. Now Casey has 92 pineapple.

Casey had 137 pineapple at first.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Dollie had some fig. Benjamin took 22 from him. Now Dollie has 31 fig. sentence 2: Dollie had 53 figs in the first place.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (31 + 22, 53)

Dollie had some fig. Benjamin took 22 from him. Now Dollie has 31 fig.

Dollie had 53 figs in the first place.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Arthur had 124 banana. Jessica clutched some banana. Now Arthur has 84 banana. sentence 2: Jessica clutched 43 bananas.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (124 - 84, 43)

Arthur had 124 banana. Jessica clutched some banana. Now Arthur has 84 banana.

Jessica clutched 43 bananas.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Valerie had 29 avocado . He slice each avocado into 7 slices . sentence 2: Valerie made 200 avocado slices.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (7 * 29, 200)

Valerie had 29 avocado . He slice each avocado into 7 slices .

Valerie made 200 avocado slices.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: For further discussion of the Medicare Trustees' 2001 estimates, see sentence 2: There's more discussion of the 2001 estimates of Medicare Trustees.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

For further discussion of the Medicare Trustees' 2001 estimates, see

There's more discussion of the 2001 estimates of Medicare Trustees.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The last set of cross sectional data filed with the Postal Rate Commission in 1989 consisted of a sample of 16,092 different routes. sentence 2: The Postal Rate Commision spent a few months during 1989 filling the last set of cross sectional data.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

The last set of cross sectional data filed with the Postal Rate Commission in 1989 consisted of a sample of 16,092 different routes.

The Postal Rate Commision spent a few months during 1989 filling the last set of cross sectional data.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Patrick had 19 strawberry. Gerald confered him some more. Now Patrick has 157 strawberry. sentence 2: Gerald conferred 138 strawberries on Patrick.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (157 - 19, 138)

Patrick had 19 strawberry. Gerald confered him some more. Now Patrick has 157 strawberry.

Gerald conferred 138 strawberries on Patrick.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: George wants to share 130 watermelons among 5 friends. sentence 2: Each friend will acquire 23 watermelons.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (130 / 5, 23)

George wants to share 130 watermelons among 5 friends.

Each friend will acquire 23 watermelons.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Gloria had 19 quince. James bestowed him some more. Now Gloria has 44 quince. sentence 2: James bestowed 25 quince on Gloria.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (44 - 19, 25)

Gloria had 19 quince. James bestowed him some more. Now Gloria has 44 quince.

James bestowed 25 quince on Gloria.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: 1 percent of GDP-average nonfederal saving as a share of GDP since 1998. sentence 2: The average is 1 percent of the share.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

1 percent of GDP-average nonfederal saving as a share of GDP since 1998.

The average is 1 percent of the share.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The REMSAD modeling domain selected for the Clear Skies Act consists of 36 km x 36 km grid cells covering the 48-contiguous United States, and REMSAD can perform a full-year simulation, generating predictions of hourly PM concentrations (including both PM2. sentence 2: The modelling domain consists of 36 km x 36 km grid cells.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The REMSAD modeling domain selected for the Clear Skies Act consists of 36 km x 36 km grid cells covering the 48-contiguous United States, and REMSAD can perform a full-year simulation, generating predictions of hourly PM concentrations (including both PM2.

The modelling domain consists of 36 km x 36 km grid cells.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The dollar value for URS is the average of the dollar values for the 7 different types of URS. sentence 2: There are some who believe that the numbers would be more accurate while averaging 5 different types of URS.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

The dollar value for URS is the average of the dollar values for the 7 different types of URS.

There are some who believe that the numbers would be more accurate while averaging 5 different types of URS.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Pamela bought 9.8 ounces of sugar, and she spilled 5.2 ounces of it on the floor. sentence 2: Pamela has 6.6 ounces of sugar left.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (9.8 - 5.2, 6.6)

Pamela bought 9.8 ounces of sugar, and she spilled 5.2 ounces of it on the floor.

Pamela has 6.6 ounces of sugar left.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Lorraine had some Car. Bernice took 40 from him. Now Lorraine has 62 Car. sentence 2: Lorraine had 102 cars at first.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (62 + 40, 102)

Lorraine had some Car. Bernice took 40 from him. Now Lorraine has 62 Car.

Lorraine had 102 cars at first.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: With the combination of higher prices and improved efficiency, total expenditures for electricity consumption in 2015 are projected to increase by about 17% to 39%, depending on the scenario. sentence 2: Electricity companies are looking forward to a strong 2015 as a result.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

With the combination of higher prices and improved efficiency, total expenditures for electricity consumption in 2015 are projected to increase by about 17% to 39%, depending on the scenario.

Electricity companies are looking forward to a strong 2015 as a result.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: disproportionately high 25 percent. sentence 2: The percentage should be much lower, around 10 percent.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

disproportionately high 25 percent.

The percentage should be much lower, around 10 percent.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Mary has 66 Marbles. William gave him 166 more. sentence 2: Mary has 232 Marbles.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (166 + 66, 232)

Mary has 66 Marbles. William gave him 166 more.

Mary has 232 Marbles.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Revenue as a share of GDP falls from its 2000 level of 20. sentence 2: Revenue as a share of GDP reached 21 in 1999.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Revenue as a share of GDP falls from its 2000 level of 20.

Revenue as a share of GDP reached 21 in 1999.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act, 1970 to 1990. sentence 2: The Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act is updated every 20 years.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

The Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act, 1970 to 1990.

The Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act is updated every 20 years.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Robert had 15 Car. Michael granted him some more. Now Robert has 144 Car. sentence 2: Michael granted Robert 130 cars.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (144 - 15, 130)

Robert had 15 Car. Michael granted him some more. Now Robert has 144 Car.

Michael granted Robert 130 cars.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Rudy had some blackcurrant. Robert gave him 3 more. Now Rudy has 39 blackcurrant. sentence 2: Rudy had 36 blackcurrants.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (39 - 3, 36)

Rudy had some blackcurrant. Robert gave him 3 more. Now Rudy has 39 blackcurrant.

Rudy had 36 blackcurrants.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The French Revolution in 1789 sent ripples of discontent through the Caribbean. sentence 2: The Caribbean in 1789 was marked by discontent caused by the French Revolution.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The French Revolution in 1789 sent ripples of discontent through the Caribbean.

The Caribbean in 1789 was marked by discontent caused by the French Revolution.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: A spaceship traveled 0.5 light-year from Earth to Planet X and 0.1 light-year from Planet X to Planet Y. Then it traveled 0.1 light-year from Planet Y back to Earth . sentence 2: The spaceship traveled 3.3 light-years in all.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (0.5 + 0.1 + 0.1, 3.3)

A spaceship traveled 0.5 light-year from Earth to Planet X and 0.1 light-year from Planet X to Planet Y. Then it traveled 0.1 light-year from Planet Y back to Earth .

The spaceship traveled 3.3 light-years in all.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Christine had some pineapple. Madelaine took 14 from him. Now Christine has 90 pineapple. sentence 2: Christine had 104 pineapples at first.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (90 + 14, 104)

Christine had some pineapple. Madelaine took 14 from him. Now Christine has 90 pineapple.

Christine had 104 pineapples at first.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Karnak was linked to Luxor Temple by a 2 km- (3/4-mile-) long avenue decorated with smaller temples and flanked by sphinxes, most of which now lies below the modern streets. sentence 2: Karnak was linked to Luxor Temple by a 2 km-long avenue which is decorated with smaller temples.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Karnak was linked to Luxor Temple by a 2 km- (3/4-mile-) long avenue decorated with smaller temples and flanked by sphinxes, most of which now lies below the modern streets.

Karnak was linked to Luxor Temple by a 2 km-long avenue which is decorated with smaller temples.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The easy Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee departed in 1991 after 26 years at the top. sentence 2: After over 25 years, Benjamin Bradlee left in 1991.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The easy Executive Editor Benjamin Bradlee departed in 1991 after 26 years at the top.

After over 25 years, Benjamin Bradlee left in 1991.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The Romans invaded Scotland in a.d. 78 84, where they met a fierce group called the Picts, whom they drove north. sentence 2: In a.d. 78 84, Scotland was taken over by the Romans.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The Romans invaded Scotland in a.d. 78 84, where they met a fierce group called the Picts, whom they drove north.

In a.d. 78 84, Scotland was taken over by the Romans.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Sharon had some mango. Nicholas gave him 1 more. Now Sharon has 10 mango. sentence 2: Sharon had 9 mangoes earlier.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (10 - 1, 9)

Sharon had some mango. Nicholas gave him 1 more. Now Sharon has 10 mango.

Sharon had 9 mangoes earlier.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Johnny had some banana. He carve each banana into 30 slices. If total 31 banana slices Johnny make, then sentence 2: Johnny had 3 bananas.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (31 / 30, 3)

Johnny had some banana. He carve each banana into 30 slices. If total 31 banana slices Johnny make, then

Johnny had 3 bananas.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Charles wants to share 151 coconuts among 17 friends. sentence 2: Each friend would achieve 9 coconuts.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (151 / 17, 9)

Charles wants to share 151 coconuts among 17 friends.

Each friend would achieve 9 coconuts.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Kenneth had 37 lemon . He cut each lemon into 20 slices . sentence 2: Kenneth made 738 lemon slices.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (20 * 37, 738)

Kenneth had 37 lemon . He cut each lemon into 20 slices .

Kenneth made 738 lemon slices.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Berman locates his second search for meaning in the gay awakening that had its symbolic start in the 1969 protest at the Stonewall bar in Manhattan. sentence 2: Berman said the 1969 protest was very important.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Berman locates his second search for meaning in the gay awakening that had its symbolic start in the 1969 protest at the Stonewall bar in Manhattan.

Berman said the 1969 protest was very important.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Joseph had 40 lime. Roger accorded him some more. Now Joseph has 176 lime. sentence 2: Roger accorded Joseph 136 lime.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (176 - 40, 136)

Joseph had 40 lime. Roger accorded him some more. Now Joseph has 176 lime.

Roger accorded Joseph 136 lime.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Patricia had 277 orange. Clay grasped some orange. Now Patricia has 81 orange. sentence 2: Clay grasped 191 oranges.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (277 - 81, 191)

Patricia had 277 orange. Clay grasped some orange. Now Patricia has 81 orange.

Clay grasped 191 oranges.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Built for the Pisani doges in 1756, with 200 rooms, Tiepolo frescoes in the ballroom, and vast park with pond, labyrinth, and stables, it was purchased by Napoleon in 1807 and subsequently hosted Tsars, Hapsburg emperors, and, for their first meeting in 1934, Hitler and Mussolini. sentence 2: A 1756 building was purchased by Napoleon in 1807.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Built for the Pisani doges in 1756, with 200 rooms, Tiepolo frescoes in the ballroom, and vast park with pond, labyrinth, and stables, it was purchased by Napoleon in 1807 and subsequently hosted Tsars, Hapsburg emperors, and, for their first meeting in 1934, Hitler and Mussolini.

A 1756 building was purchased by Napoleon in 1807.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Eugene had some blackcurrant. Dorothy gave him 8 more. Now Eugene has 26 blackcurrant. sentence 2: Eugene had 17 blackcurrants.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (26 - 8, 17)

Eugene had some blackcurrant. Dorothy gave him 8 more. Now Eugene has 26 blackcurrant.

Eugene had 17 blackcurrants.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: These 11 organizations included among their membership representatives from federal, state, and local governments; private companies of varying sizes; and the academic community. sentence 2: There are 11 organizations that each have two members.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

These 11 organizations included among their membership representatives from federal, state, and local governments; private companies of varying sizes; and the academic community.

There are 11 organizations that each have two members.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Must the intervention occur in the first 24 hours or can it be included in discharge planning and delivered after discharge? sentence 2: Typical interventions occur within the first 15 hours.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Must the intervention occur in the first 24 hours or can it be included in discharge planning and delivered after discharge?

Typical interventions occur within the first 15 hours.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Sandy sold lemonade in her neighborhood. She got 17 half-dollars on Saturday and 6 half-dollars on Sunday. What amount of money did Sandy receive? sentence 2: Sandy received 11.5 dollars in total.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> ((17*0.5)+(6*0.5), 11.5)

Sandy sold lemonade in her neighborhood. She got 17 half-dollars on Saturday and 6 half-dollars on Sunday. What amount of money did Sandy receive?

Sandy received 11.5 dollars in total.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: The other NBC ratings champ, Frasier , has Kelsey Grammer directing a three-vignette episode geared to Valentine's Day (Thursday, 9 p.m.). sentence 2: Kelsey Grammar directed 3 Valentines day episodes on NBC.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

The other NBC ratings champ, Frasier , has Kelsey Grammer directing a three-vignette episode geared to Valentine's Day (Thursday, 9 p.m.).

Kelsey Grammar directed 3 Valentines day episodes on NBC.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: You must be 18 or over and have a clean driving licence. sentence 2: The only requirements are that you are over 18 and have a clean driving license.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

You must be 18 or over and have a clean driving licence.

The only requirements are that you are over 18 and have a clean driving license.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Los Angeles County is a collection of 88 separate, incorporated cities packed between the Pacific Ocean and Orange and San Bernardino counties. sentence 2: Los Angeles is made up of 88 different cities.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Los Angeles County is a collection of 88 separate, incorporated cities packed between the Pacific Ocean and Orange and San Bernardino counties.

Los Angeles is made up of 88 different cities.

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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 there any benefit to the Mach 3 or not?

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

So is this Mach 3 an improvement or a mockery of consumer gullibility?

Is there any benefit to the Mach 3 or not?

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: By a.d. 1300 they had erased the vestiges of a Marquesan outpost and developed a Hawaiian society of their own. sentence 2: By a.d. 1300 they already had a Hawaiian society of their own, according to my mother.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

By a.d. 1300 they had erased the vestiges of a Marquesan outpost and developed a Hawaiian society of their own.

By a.d. 1300 they already had a Hawaiian society of their own, according to my mother.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Helen had some raspberry. Joetta took 87 from him. Now Helen has 91 raspberry. sentence 2: Helen had 178 raspberries at first.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (91 + 87, 178)

Helen had some raspberry. Joetta took 87 from him. Now Helen has 91 raspberry.

Helen had 178 raspberries at first.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Shirley had 168 mango. Carol took 67 from him. Now sentence 2: Shirley has 101 mangoes.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (168 - 67, 101)

Shirley had 168 mango. Carol took 67 from him. Now

Shirley has 101 mangoes.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Naomi had 12 lychee. Pat presented him some more. Now Naomi has 57 lychee. sentence 2: Pat presented Naomi with 45 lychee.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (57 - 12, 45)

Naomi had 12 lychee. Pat presented him some more. Now Naomi has 57 lychee.

Pat presented Naomi with 45 lychee.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Allen wants to share some Pen among 37 friends.If each friend get 31 Pen, then sentence 2: John would have 1147 Pens.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (31 * 37, 1147)

Allen wants to share some Pen among 37 friends.If each friend get 31 Pen, then

John would have 1147 Pens.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Therefore, the Commission prepared an initial and final regulatory flexibility analysis under sections 603 and 604 of title 5, respectively. sentence 2: The Commission conducted an analysis under sections 603 and 604 and then published it online.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Therefore, the Commission prepared an initial and final regulatory flexibility analysis under sections 603 and 604 of title 5, respectively.

The Commission conducted an analysis under sections 603 and 604 and then published it online.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Maria take 6 bags of peach . sentence 2: Each bag of peach contains 8 peach.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (49 / 6, 8)

Maria take 6 bags of peach .

Each bag of peach contains 8 peach.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Joseph has 34 Marbles. Cindy gave him 38 more. sentence 2: Joseph has 72 marbles.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (38 + 34, 72)

Joseph has 34 Marbles. Cindy gave him 38 more.

Joseph has 72 marbles.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: John take 2 bags of blueberry . sentence 2: Each bag of blueberry contains 27 blueberries.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (55 / 2, 27)

John take 2 bags of blueberry .

Each bag of blueberry contains 27 blueberries.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Kevin wants to share 631 Bananas among 14 friends. sentence 2: Each friend would earn 45 Bananas.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (631 / 14, 45)

Kevin wants to share 631 Bananas among 14 friends.

Each friend would earn 45 Bananas.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Betty had some Bread. Roy gave him 5 more. Now Betty has 28 Bread. sentence 2: Betty initially had 23 Bread.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (28 - 5, 23)

Betty had some Bread. Roy gave him 5 more. Now Betty has 28 Bread.

Betty initially had 23 Bread.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Employees who are paid regardless of their presence or absence and who do not accrue leave under 5 U.S.C. sentence 2: Employees falling under the category contemplated by 5 USC preferred it that way.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

Employees who are paid regardless of their presence or absence and who do not accrue leave under 5 U.S.C.

Employees falling under the category contemplated by 5 USC preferred it that way.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: It did not complete 90 percent drawings-the best practice-until 1999. sentence 2: I only completed 90 percent drawing in 1999.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

It did not complete 90 percent drawings-the best practice-until 1999.

I only completed 90 percent drawing in 1999.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: If we're ever going to get hold of her at all, we must do it before the 159 29th her life won't be worth an hour's purchase afterwards. sentence 2: She'll die if we don't find her before the 159 29th.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

If we're ever going to get hold of her at all, we must do it before the 159 29th her life won't be worth an hour's purchase afterwards.

She'll die if we don't find her before the 159 29th.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Among them is the Giant of Manio, a menhir over 6 m (20 ft) high, shaped like a clenched fist. sentence 2: The Giant of Manio is a towering figure, rising over 20 feet high.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Among them is the Giant of Manio, a menhir over 6 m (20 ft) high, shaped like a clenched fist.

The Giant of Manio is a towering figure, rising over 20 feet high.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Figure 5 shows the basic curves for a situation where both no-shift elasticities are the same at -0. sentence 2: Figure 5 shows an image of basic curves.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Figure 5 shows the basic curves for a situation where both no-shift elasticities are the same at -0.

Figure 5 shows an image of basic curves.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Alphonso has 170 Marbles. Lisa gave him 70 more. sentence 2: Alphonso has 237 Marbles.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (70 + 170, 237)

Alphonso has 170 Marbles. Lisa gave him 70 more.

Alphonso has 237 Marbles.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: Knowing your emotions are shaped by songs you heard 50 years ago is a little troubling. sentence 2: The person is at least 50 years old

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

Knowing your emotions are shaped by songs you heard 50 years ago is a little troubling.

The person is at least 50 years old

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: 36These public-private partnerships were a catalyst in 1995 for forming the American Savings Education Council. sentence 2: In 1995 certain catalysts were responsible for the formation of the American Savings Education Council.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

36These public-private partnerships were a catalyst in 1995 for forming the American Savings Education Council.

In 1995 certain catalysts were responsible for the formation of the American Savings Education Council.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: A cable-car (teleferik) links Bursa directly to the ski area; alternatively, you can drive 36 km (22 miles) up a winding mountain road to the hotel zone. sentence 2: You can either take the cable-car from Bursa to the ski area, or drive 22 miles up a winding mountain path.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

A cable-car (teleferik) links Bursa directly to the ski area; alternatively, you can drive 36 km (22 miles) up a winding mountain road to the hotel zone.

You can either take the cable-car from Bursa to the ski area, or drive 22 miles up a winding mountain path.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Linda had 163 pineapple. Helen clutched some pineapple. Now Linda has 20 pineapple. sentence 2: Helen clutched 143 pineapple.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (163 - 20, 143)

Linda had 163 pineapple. Helen clutched some pineapple. Now Linda has 20 pineapple.

Helen clutched 143 pineapple.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Vivian had 161 limes. He halves all limes evenly among some friends. sentence 2: There were 27 friends.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (161 / 6, 27)

Vivian had 161 limes. He halves all limes evenly among some friends.

There were 27 friends.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Irwin's family went on a camping trip in the mountains. On the first day, they hiked from their car to the campsite. First, they hiked 0.2 of a mile from the car to a stream, and 0.4 of a mile from the stream to a meadow. Then they hiked 0.1 of a mile from the meadow to the campsite. sentence 2: Irwin's family hiked 3.7 miles in all.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (0.2 + 0.4 + 0.1, 3.7)

Irwin's family went on a camping trip in the mountains. On the first day, they hiked from their car to the campsite. First, they hiked 0.2 of a mile from the car to a stream, and 0.4 of a mile from the stream to a meadow. Then they hiked 0.1 of a mile from the meadow to the campsite.

Irwin's family hiked 3.7 miles in all.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: EPA estimates that there are approximately 490 respondents that are affected by the air emission rules and must submit an initial applicability notification. sentence 2: The epa estimates there are 490 people affected by the air emission rules and must submit notification.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<text> ENTAILMENT

EPA estimates that there are approximately 490 respondents that are affected by the air emission rules and must submit an initial applicability notification.

The epa estimates there are 490 people affected by the air emission rules and must submit notification.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Sonia had 9 Car. Maggie bestowed him some more. Now Sonia has 102 Car. sentence 2: Maggie bestowed 93 cars to Sonia.

<text> ENTAILMENT

<equate> (102 - 9, 93)

Sonia had 9 Car. Maggie bestowed him some more. Now Sonia has 102 Car.

Maggie bestowed 93 cars to Sonia.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: During the last presidential campaign, according to Galbraith, Tudjman received 250 times as much TV time as his opponent. sentence 2: Tudjman produced 250 times more content for TV than the person opposing him during the election claims Galbraith in a new report.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

During the last presidential campaign, according to Galbraith, Tudjman received 250 times as much TV time as his opponent.

Tudjman produced 250 times more content for TV than the person opposing him during the election claims Galbraith in a new report.

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text-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or is Neutral - sentence 1: History tells us that the life of the average pop sensation is a mere 18 a meteoric rise to a brief and spectacular reign, followed by flameout. sentence 2: Pop stars are rarely famous for more than 5 years.

<text> NEUTRAL

<text> NEUTRAL

History tells us that the life of the average pop sensation is a mere 18 a meteoric rise to a brief and spectacular reign, followed by flameout.

Pop stars are rarely famous for more than 5 years.

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math-nli: Output if sentence 2 Entails statement 1 or Contradicts statement 1 - sentence 1: Frank buy 18 bags of Box . sentence 2: Each bag of Box contains 5 Box.

<text> CONTRADICTION

<equate> (89 / 18, 5)

Frank buy 18 bags of Box .

Each bag of Box contains 5 Box.