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Some execs pay a $60,000 vaccination directly to the gangs to avoid a future kidnapping.	Executives pay gangs money to avoid kidnapping.	No executives have paid money to gangs.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
5 million in grants.	The grants totaled 5 million.	1 million in grants.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Instead, the state depends on 41 local not-for-profit organizations, funded at $54 million a year, and the $172 million in time donated by members of the Bar to serve these needy families.	Instead the state depends of non-profit organizations funded at 54 million and the time of volunteers in order to serve these families.	Instead the state depends of unfunded companies and the time of employees in order to serve these families.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah i think yeah it's the people that can really influence the government and have all the money to	I think it's the people that can really influence the government	Those people can't influence nobody	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
I'm sorry, but the only earnings that count come from the audience.	The only money that counts is that which comes from members of the audience.	All money counts, except that received from audience members.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The a whopping one billion dollars.	It is a billion dollars.	It is $100,000.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
they you can't blame just like the man says he can make two five hundred dollars a day for just taking a bag somewhere	He can make five hundred dollars a day for taking a bag somewhere.	He makes nothing for taking the bag somewhere.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
It might have had something to do with Chiquita giving $677,000 to the Republican Party in the last campaign cycle or the generous offer by its CEO, Carl Lindner, to let Dole use the company jet.	I may have been instrumental to Chiquita giving $677,000.	I tried my best and succeeded in making sure Chiquita made no donations.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah yes uh too much we give away way too much in my in my opinion	It is my opinion that we give too much away.	I think that we need to give away more.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
the university gives him a million dollars when he quits	He will get a million dollars when he quits the university.	He won't get anything from the university when he quits.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Likewise, if the presidency is worth $50 million and there are many potential candidates with essentially identical chances of winning, they'll keep entering the race until they've collectively spent at least $50 million.	The presidency is valued at about $50 million.	Potential candidates won't continue running until $50 million has been spent.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The MALS grant of $25,000 annually for three years is called a bridge grant to help the nonprofit law firm survive a short-term challenge.	The MALS grant was worth $25,000.	The MALS grant was worth $125,000.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
8 billion, and Stop & Shop to a Dutch company for a profit of $1.	There is a profit of 1.00.	Not a profit of 1.00.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
There are plans to sink hundreds of millions of dollars into the community to develop new attractions, shops, hotels, and restaurants.	According to plans, money will be invested in restaurants.	There are no plans to use money to help the community.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Who gives?	Who cares?	People do not give anything.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
but once they get established then it's a money saving thing	But once they get their roots in the ground, the project saves money.	Even when they get established, they keep losing loads of money.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Last fall, Congress all but OK'd a $1-billion payout.	Congress almost approved a 1 billion dollar payout last fall.	Last fall, a one billion dollar payout was immediately approved.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
and uh um-hum they've got several out uh there's one called Embassy House by uh Profit that's quite good i was involved with the Phoenix program and stuff of that that nature	The Embassy House by Profit was involved with the Phoenix program.	The Embassy House is in no way associated with Profit.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The foundation sprinkles contributions on homeless shelters as well as hospitals, the Kennedy Center, and powerful think tanks like the Heritage Foundation (which, to its credit, has issued reports decrying Fannie Mae's privileged status).	The foundation provides many charitable donations to a variety of organizations.	The foundation refuses to make donations or provide any charitable offerings, preferring instead to keep all profits in-house.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
For example, two organizations charged membership fees-one of which exceeded $25,000 a year-and other organizations requested people to provide support staff and analysts.	Two organizations charged yearly fees to members and requested additional goods and services such as support staff.	The two organizations barely made any money last year on membership fees.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
His Si-ness (their joke, not mine) does not expect his editors in chief to actually live on their million-dollar salaries.	His Si-ness's editors in chief earn million-dollar salaries.	His editors in chief are all poverty stricken.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Vouchers need to be worth enough to afford real avenues of escape.	Vouchers aren't worth enough to make a difference, and they need to be.	Vouchers afford realistic opportunities to escape.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
43 The Government does not give anything of value to the donor, and the donor receives only personal satisfaction.	Donors do not receive financial or any other form of compensation worth anything of value.	The government grants special permissions to the donor as a way of saying thanks.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
well they do have places around here where you can get money for your newspapers and stuff like that but	you can receive cash for your newspapers at some places nearby	there's no way to get money for your newspapers around here	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah now that's all right i don't mind people that work for what they do i give them a and if and if they work so hard and then get give them a small that's fine i just don't think that the handouts are equal	Handouts are not equal to earning money.	Handouts never happen in this country.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Because I believe that the public needs to know more about its own money.	The public deserves to know what's going on with its money.	The public doesn't care because money grows on trees.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
i don't think we should ever give them a lifetime income	I don't think we should give them a lifetime income.	I think that giving them a lifetime income is a good idea.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Another answer, which may interact with the first, is that the oligarchs are not in this for the long run anyway--that at some level they all expect the game to end fairly soon, and they are simply trying to grab as much as they can.	The oligarchs may be playing a game which entails getting things in the short-term.	There is only one answer to this question.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Instead of using the money it raised from the IPO to expand, though, it lent the $110 million to other Chinese state enterprises and then watched many of those loans go south.	It raised money from the IPO.	It raised nothing from the IPO.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Now procurements of up to $25,000 can be approved by a single individual.	Procurements over $25,000 are approved by someone.	Procurements are never approved by a person.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The group of student donors who collectively gave $200,000 to Clinton used different designations when contributing an additional $100,000 to him and others.	The students who have donated before used a different designation when donating more.	The students continued to fund the same designation.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
They often survive on a bare-bones budget, a staff of volunteers and generous donations	They often survive on survive on a staff of volunteers and generous donations.	They do not receive any donations.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Click for a rundown of candidates and organizations that raised more than $20,000 from students.	Some candidates raised tens of thousands of dollars from students.	No candidate raised over one thousand dollars from students.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
This year, TIG made 40 grants that directly touch on pro se.	40 grants were made by TIG that were related to the issue of people going pro se.	This year TIG's pro se-related grants came to about 25 in total.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
or whoever we happen to give the most money to at that particular time we seem to support without regard whether there is a democracy or a anarchy or anything else	We support people with money.	We can't give them any money.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
and uh they got a lot	The got a good amount.	They got nothing.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
i mean we're going to be out in a couple of years this is no big deal i mean this is like a little vacation we don't have to work we don't have to you know we don't have to worry about making a living you know we're fed and we're clothed and we're you know this is no big deal and	To be honest, we don't really have to worry about making a living.	I honestly don't know how we're going to raise funds, we don't even have clothes on our backs.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
I propose to establish the following If your charitable contributions are small relative to the size of the charities, and if you care only about the recipients (as opposed to caring, say, about how many accolades you receive), then you will bullet all your contributions on a single charity.	You should give all of your money to one charity if you really do care about helping.	Give one dollar to a million charities.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah they they give out stuff and it's have you ever seen the movie Bull Durham i mean it's just like that exactly	They give out stuff to the crowd.	They aren't allowed to give anything out.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
GSA reported that from January 1995 through September 2000, almost $823,000 was saved under the program, and employees received about half that amount in cash awards.	Employees received cash awards from the money that was saved under the program.	The program saved more than one million dollars and returned all of that money to the treasury.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Competitive bidding also became easier with a reputation to back up his grant proposals, and Dudovitz soon was raising enough to develop slick promotional materials and to share funds with other public interest programs to cement collaborative efforts on health care, policy advocacy, homelessness, domestic-violence assistance, self-help and technology development.	As Dudovitz's reputation grew, competitive bidding became a lot easier for him and his grant proposals.	The more Dudovitz's reputation grew, the harder it became for him to engage in competitive bidding.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
4 million - the amount of funding Mayor Bloomberg proposed for the Legal Aid Society by sharply curtailing compensation for court-appointed lawyers under the 18-B program.	Mayor Bloomberg proposed 4 million dollars for funding for the Legal Aid Society.	Bloomberg did not propose any money for funding towards the Legal Aid Society.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Right now, the firefighters will pass the hat and help raise money to put the family up, but there is no fund.	There is no fund to help the family.	The firefighters will not help.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Switzerland 's three biggest banks announced they will donate $70 million to establish a humanitarian fund for the victims of the Holocaust.	The three largest banks in Switzerland will donate money to victims of the Holocaust.	No banks in Switzerland will donate money to any cause.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
huh yeah then it comes down to what you said before though about them being uh some of the lowest paid public you know public service	So then it hinges on, like you said, them being some of lowest paid people in public service.	No, I think you'll find that they're very well paid.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Kwoh's efforts have raised more than $300,000 from the Open Society Institute and the Community Technology Foundation of California to anchor the hotline.	The anchoring of the hotline has generated at least $300000 from fundraising.	There have been no funds raised for the anchoring of the hotline yet.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Charity care at for-profit hospitals is half that of nonprofit hospitals.	There is charity care at hospitals.	There is no charity care at nonprofit hospitals.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
For his group, that would mean LSNY can withhold more than 80 percent of its $4.	It means that LSNY can keep most of the money.	LSNY can withhold all of the $4.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah it's still i mean you know two thousand dollars isn't just just pocket change to a lot of people	Two thousand dollars is a lot of money to most people.	Two thousand doesn't sound like much for that.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
(In Paragraph 19, Line 106, replace the words 'Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction' with the words 'seven hundred fifty million dollars.	The words 'Pulitzer Price for Nonfiction' need to be replaced with the words 'seven hundred fifty million dollars.'	The words 'Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction' need to be replaced with 'The Pell Grant.'	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
In fact, few if any members of the Slate 60 have had to suffer any diminution of their lifestyle as a consequence of having given away money.	Slate members have not noticed any changes to their lifestyle when they give away money.	Slate members have no money to give anyone.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
As I said, I don't want to suggest that Bill Gates isn't a generous person nor even that his giving doesn't represent considerable sacrifice on his part (though it must be nice to be able to give that kind of money away).	I'm not trying to suggest that Bill Gates isn't generous.	I want to hint to them that Bill Gates isn't a generous person.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Harris constantly refers to the donors as his girls and describes them like cattle--We have a legitimate bid of $42,000 on one of the girls.	There is a genuine bid of $42,000 on one girl.	None of the girls have any bids on them yet.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
In those 2 years, awards totaling $17.	There was $17 worth of awards in the timespan.	Awards totalled $17 over the course of 4 years.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Forbes spent his way into second place.	Forbes made it to second place due to his own spending.	Forbes didn't spend his way into second place.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
2) The IOC won't really be cleaned up until embarrassed corporate sponsors threaten to pull out.	Unless embarrassed corporate sponsors threaten to pull out, the IOC won't be cleaned up.	The IOC is completely cleaned up.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
in but are they supposed to give as much	They are supposed to offer just as much.	They should give a little less.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
um-hum i think that's wonderful when do we first when do we then start giving them their lifetime income as a retired politician	At what stage do we start giving them retirement benefits?	That is an unfair plan. We are robbing employees.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
It is estimated that in the year 2000 they will receive approximately $11.	It is estimated that in the year 2000, they will receive some money.	It is estimated that they will receive $1 million in 2000.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
$19 million Congressional appropriation is good news for the national nonprofit's Tuscaloosa office	The good news for the national nonprofits' office is appropriation.	There is only bad news for the national nonprofits office.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
7 million proposed for the Legal Aid Society by former Mayor Giuliani, bringing the total to just a shade over $60 million.	Mayor Guiliani proposed funds for Legal Aid.	Guiliani refused to give any money to Legal Aid.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Black community leaders supported the study at a meeting on Thursday, despite skepticism from government officials that the $120,000 earmarked for it may not be enough.	Some government officials believe the study needs a higher budget.	Black community leaders and government officials agreed the study could continue with a budget of $100,000.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
In effect, the grant challenges MALS to raise at least $100,000 a year in 2003 and 2004.	MALS was challened to raise a six-figure sum.	MALS had to raise $45.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The cost is estimated at $10 million to be obtained from unused federal welfare funds from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.	A sum of money will be taken from welfare funds intended for needy families.	Only $5 million will be required and none of it will come from federal welfare funds.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
you can get yearly money as long as you keep up your grades she she did very well in school and uh but she only got first year money she got about two thousand dollars it was only five hundred dollars at a clip from this organization	She received scholarship money for doing well in school.	She did poorly in school and didn't receive any money at all.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
A consistent solution is to award them $50, $125, and $225.	A solution is to award them sums of money.	A solution is to steal their money.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Second, campaign-finance and anti-bribery laws prohibit granting government favors in exchange for political donations.	Government favors exchange for political donations are not allowed.	These laws encourage government favors to be exchanged for political donations.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
i don't know i tell you what they've uh they've got a big enough payroll they need to uh uh	I am not sure, but I know they are well funded.	I know that they are struggling with their payroll.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The Utahans even paid her $5,000.	5000$ have been given to her by the Utahans.	5$ have been given to her by the Utahans.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah and and and i have a real problem with the government you know giving away things to the the other countries that have as as much ability to to do harm to us as anyone	I am concerned about the government giving things to other countries that could harm us.	I do not care if the government gives money to any country.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Ninety-five Technology Initiative Grant (TIG) requests were received from 46 states and territories for a total of $19.	$19 dollars was spent due to technology initiative grant requests.	Only 30 states sent requests regarding technology initiative grants.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
5 billion in roughly 120 participating New Jersey banks.	$5billion is in New Jersey banks.	$25billion is in New Jersey banks.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
These aren't the kind of folk to offer sixpence to."	One shouldn't offer sixpence to these people.	These are the kind of people we should give millions to.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
And given that there has been no real enforcement of these rules in the past, fund-raisers haven't lost a lot of sleep about contributions turning out to be tainted.	These are not strict rules that force the hands of fundraisers.	Fund-raisers have lost a lot of sleep due to improper contributions.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
In January 1996, Qaddafi promised the nation a $1-billion gift, which has not been received because of U.S. sanctions against Libya.	Qaddafi's 1996 gift of $1 billion has yet to be received.	Qaddafi's gift of $1 billion was received in February of 1996.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The goal is $100,000.	There is a $100,000 goal.	The goal is $50,000.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
i would hope yeah i i think that's what they do i think they they give that to charity	I would hope, and I think they do, give it to charity.	I believe they will put the money into a savings account.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
The Community Foundation is awarding $25,000 this year but requiring MALS to submit a three-year fund-raising plan.	The Community Foundation is giving out over a thousand dollars.	The Community Foundation will not be awarding any money this year.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
uh-huh because i guess because of the changes in Eastern Europe uh they've increased funding for the Peace Corps some of the i guess it's some of the peace dividend in the sense you known when they're decreasing some of the military spending some of that money has gone into the Peace Corps and some of the other overseas programs uh	the Peace Corps is getting more money because of what's happening in Eastern Europe	the government has slashed funding for the Peace Corps to put more money into the military	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
They were paid for by the prominent Tornabuoni family (his biblical scenes are peopled with portraits of his patrons in the latest fashions of the time).	The Tornabuoni family paid them.	The Tornabuoni family doesn't pay anyone.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
we called there were there were two or three people there was some little civic organization in Dallas that gave money away and only two or three people applied she applied and got five hundred dollars from that	She applied to a civic organization in Dallas and got some money.	She applied but never heard back from the civic organization.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
6 million grant will pay for staffing operations.	The multi-million grant will cover the cost of operations.	The grant did not cover the costs.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Owning and sharing the building and not paying rent times five will save the non-profit agencies about $375,000 each year.	The non-profit agencies will save over three hundred thousand each year.	The non-profit agencies won't be able to save anything by not paying rent times five.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
(The rule of thumb is that they're only worth something if the company is a success and is acquired or goes public.)	Only once the company is bought or goes public does it have any value.	There is one rule: companies are worthless unless they treat their workers fairly.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Corporations and business PACs gave $242.	A total of $242 was paid by corporations and business PACs.	There was no money officially exchanged.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Kasich's proposed corporate-welfare package draws together a measly $11.	Kasich proposed a welfare package for corporations.	Kasich proposed a welfare package for poor people.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
In Clinton's last campaign, 40 percent of student donations came in just one month (September 1995)--half that in just two days.	Most of the donations from students were received in a short timeframe.	During the campaign 60 % of students donations came in a 12 hour period.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
yeah that's that's an important thing we've got we've got a lot of people who are getting money the from the government for this that and the other thing	It's the important thing.	That's not really important.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
about uh like you say using them you our interest there is you know what profit we could make off of any kind of relationship with them and that we weren't normally very interested in them and they have in other in most Latin American countries they	Interest is based off what could be made from having a relationship with them.	We were interesting in volunteering in Latin American countries.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
fifty i think it was like i don't know if it was fifty billion or fifty million which is really doesn't make any difference	I'm not sure if it was 50 billion dollars or 50 million dollars.	I'm pretty sure it was about $100.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Trying to prevent all exchanges of money for political influence would be costly (in terms of liberty as well as of more mundane considerations) and futile.	Preventing every exchange of money for political sway would be costly and impossible.	Trying to prevent every exchange of money for political favors is completely possible.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
one of the two that's right that's right i don't know i just i know you know i look at some of the millions of dollars that we you know give to other countries every year	We give millions of dollars to other countries every year.	We do not give any money to foreign countries.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Well! The silver rolls in.	The money is coming in now.	They aren't making any money.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
One of your readers is over software billionaire Dave Duffield giving $200 million for homeless dogs and cats.	Dave Duffield reads.	Dave Duffield is not a billionaire.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
well there's a tremendous amount of money alright	There's a lot of cash.	There's no money involved.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
$36,000,000 increase for alien travel expenses (3,600 removals at $1,000 each), and an additional $20,950,000 for detention vehicle expenses.	Alien travel expenses lead to detention vehicle expenses.	Aliens do not travel	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
When Pixar went public, the money raised from that very first sale of its shares was what it used to run its business in the future.	Sales of Pixar's stocks helped pay for its future business plans, after Pixar went public.	Pixar is a privately owned company, and it has never needed to be public.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
6 million, while winning only a single tournament.	The tournament had 6 million in winnings.	The tournament provided $200 in winnings.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
Anyone can claim to have suffered $1 million worth of emotional distress, but we have no way of knowing which claims are simply fabricated.	Emotional distress cannot be quantified.	Emotional distress ceases to have effect on people.	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }
and you know they're not making that much money they're making probably more like five or six on the welfare so where's the other ninety percent going well it's going to the some fat guy in the middle who's sitting there on his behind all day doing nothing but filling out papers	They are not making that much money because the middle man takes like ninety percent of it.	They never filled out the papers, so they aren't getting any welfare, are they?	{ "objective": { "paired": [ [ "anchor", "entailment" ] ], "self": [], "triplet": [ [ "anchor", "entailment", "contradiction" ] ] }, "topic": "Funding (2)" }

Some execs pay a $60,000 vaccination directly to the gangs to avoid a future kidnapping.

Executives pay gangs money to avoid kidnapping.

No executives have paid money to gangs.