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After smoking a pack of Camels a day for a dozen years, I gave it up in 1985.
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Before I quit smoking, I'd usually smoke about 2 or 3 cigarettes each day.
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contradiction
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But these actors also convey the sense of an internal furnace of pain and anxiety that gives fevered glow to such minutiae (Ben Brantley, the New York Times ). However, the play itself is found wanting.
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The actors performed a sense of pain and anxiety throughout the play.
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entailment
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But, says Kull, One would not expect a real bounce until you see some signs of success.
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A real bounce is connected with seeing signs of success.
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entailment
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This path has been smoothed by the nihilism of those Arab intellectuals--including Said--who prefer utopian dreams to a view of politics as the art of compromise.
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The negation of these beliefs has made the path a tougher one.
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They don't understand that they've lost that fight and that Bush is willing to repudiate the fight and everyone in it--including them--in order to ruin Gore's strategy and beat him.
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Gore's campaign doesn't understand that Bush will distance himself from the election controversy to ruin Gore's strategy.
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entailment
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The Post notes the deep disappointment in Malaysia over the no-show by President Clinton, who stayed home to cope with the Iraqi crisis and sent Vice President Al Gore instead.
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The Iraqi crisis caused Clinton to send Gore to Malaysia in his stead.
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entailment
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The other rhetorical way out for Republican politicians is to say that you yourself are as hard-core as ever, but since a majority of Americans apparently disagrees, there's no point in trying to do anything about it it.
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Republican won't even try to change the views of the American majority.
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contradiction
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It consists of a fixed image, like a slide or (closer still) a freeze frame.
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The image is media that should be played.
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contradiction
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The pope did, however, suggest the extradition of Tinky Winky, for 'crimes against God.
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The pope did not suggest extraditing the criminal.
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contradiction
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I stop by Kanter's Printers on 23 rd Street, an address generated by the Crane Web site.
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The Crane Web Site provides addresses.
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entailment
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The great historical novels are always about contemporary consciousness.
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Great historical novels only focused on the notion of narcissism.
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contradiction
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Is money money similarly presages Bob Dole on the 1996 campaign stump reminding people, It's your money!
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Bob Dole died in 1995.
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contradiction
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And there--in no small part as a result of that history--it has found itself with very little leverage.
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There is a lot of leeway due to the history.
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contradiction
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He adopted an upbeat American organicism derived from Henry David Thoreau and Walt Whitman.
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Henry David Thoreau and Walt Whitman are not American.
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contradiction
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O, how I faint when I of you do write,
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I don't ever feel ill when I write to you.
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contradiction
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White describes his wife Katherine, who, very sick in the fall of the last year of her life, goes out into the garden, as she has done every year before, to plant the spring bulbs she knew she would never live to see rise.
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White's wife, Katherine, just got a physical and couldn't be in better health.
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contradiction
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So--contrary to what we're told by orthodox economic theory--two individuals with exactly the same preferences and exactly the same opportunities can adopt dramatically different attitudes toward saving.
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Orthodox economic theory is wrong.
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neutral
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Complaints can be sent directly to Critical Path.
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Don't send any complaints to Critical Path.
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contradiction
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On the radio, they are still talking about the Brooklyn Museum's controversial art exhibit.
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The art exhibit pertained to evolution.
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neutral
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That is what rat choice teaches, and nobody has yet proved it wrong--even in theory.
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The rat choice is capable of providing lessons.
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entailment
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The second reference to bumfuzzled was in History of the Life of Rev.
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Bumfuzzled is referenced in the History of the Life of Rev.
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entailment
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Hillary could have known in detail, known in general, not wanted to know, or truly had no idea.
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Hillary did not tell anyone.
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neutral
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By then Gore will be campaigning seriously, distancing himself from Clinton, and running macho ads; Bradley will have defined his big ideas and endured the inevitable media backlash to his current rave notices; and the voters will actually be paying attention.
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Gore and Bradley do not like each other.
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neutral
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The data are computerized, but for policy reasons the reports are not available online.
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The team sent the data to each over on the website.
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contradiction
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Time says that space tourism has a new former astronaut Buzz Aldrin.
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Buzz Aldrin is not an accomplished astronaut.
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contradiction
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An initiative on the November ballot asks voters to approve slot machines and video poker, proceeds of which will be used to build esteem among the native peoples.
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The ballot asks voters to reject slot machines.
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contradiction
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As long as there are still U.S. workers paying payroll taxes (and if there aren't, we'll have many far bigger problems), these can cover at least partial benefits.
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The US workers do not need to pay any taxes to cover partial benefits.
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contradiction
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Here's what Hatfield writes about what Eufaula told
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Eufaula corresponded with somebody else, which is now being reported on by Hatfield.
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entailment
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Either way, sellers would find their inflated profits eroded.
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regardless, sellers can observe their blown up profits being corroded.
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entailment
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In a sense, the advertising industry is reluctantly moving toward a business model much closer to the so-called free-agent economy than to the traditional idea of a corporation.
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Advertisement agencies will operate more efficiently as a free-agent economy as opposed to a corporation.
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neutral
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Unimpressed with her upstate forays, Rudolph Giuliani, her likely Senate rival, Every time I have gone up there, I have gotten the sense that they like me.
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The woman is a Democrat.
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neutral
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The New York Times offered moral indignation
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The New York Times refused to comment on the subject one way or another.
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contradiction
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AOL countered that Microsoft had already tried and failed to launch a proprietary online service.
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Mircrosoft's attempt at a proprietary online service failed.
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entailment
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How much further could the ball have gone?
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The ball has gone somewhere.
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entailment
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In the Washington Post , Archer accuses Democrats of supporting big government on autopilot and argues that the cuts epitomize compassionate conservatism.
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Archer is not a fan of the tax cuts.
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contradiction
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U.S. law does not require the president to request congressional support before supporting a WTO bid.
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The president needs approval by congress for every decision.
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contradiction
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In modern romantic comedy-- Working Girl to Pretty Woman --we're meant to applaud the heroine's rise from working-class to First Class, with the confidence that she can still listen to Garth Brooks.
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In modern movies, there are no romantic comedies involving women.
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contradiction
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But he's more comfortable behind the scenes
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Behind the scenes is where he's most comfortable.
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entailment
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Mafia boss Sam Giancana allegedly canceled the hit after hearing a Sinatra album.
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The Sinatra album convinced Giancana to continue with the hit.
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contradiction
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There are some smart people--most notably Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs--who believe that, but my view is that Asian economies had gone seriously off the rails well before last summer, and that some kind of unpleasant comeuppance was inevitable.
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Jeffrey Sachs thinks Asian economies have never gone off the rails.
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contradiction
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Its lead story touts New Age heart guru Dr. Dean Ornish, who says low-fat diets, meditation, and love are better than surgery for curing heart ailments.
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Dean Ornish advocates surgery over low-fat diets, meditation and love.
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contradiction
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MLS's dilemma is If it doesn't pay for talent, it will certainly remain a minor league.
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MLS will stay in the minors if they are unwilling to pay for talent.
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entailment
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Telegraph reported exclusively that billionaire philanthropist John Paul Getty II, 65, had sealed his love affair with Britain by taking out UK citizenship after 25 years' residence in this country.
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John Getty would rather live somewhere else besides the UK.
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neutral
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But does the film subvert Eastwood's on-screen persona, as Schickel argues it does?
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Eastwood is the main actor in the film.
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entailment
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Wolfe doesn't see himself as primarily a satirist.
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Wolfe sees himself as something other than a satirist.
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entailment
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If car insurance were a tax-free benefit, it wouldn't be surprising to find employers picking low-cost insurers who make you visit preferred mechanics and skimp on coverage for Land Rovers and minivans.
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Car insurance is a tax-free benefit.
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contradiction
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(After all, Scheck earns a pittance compared with what he could if he were a full-time criminal defense attorney.)
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Scheck is a full-time criminal defense attorney.
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contradiction
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If it doesn't wake up soon, another scandalous case will inevitably surface, and the government will take matters into its own hands.
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It is an organization.
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neutral
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Living poets will continue to be eligible as well.
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Authors are eligible as well.
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neutral
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Nero was emperor until 70 A.D.
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Nero was a generous emperor.
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neutral
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Twenty-five days after that conversation, Johnson invited Kennedy to the Oval Office and told him face to face that he didn't want him as a running mate.
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Johnson emailed Kennedy to tell him he didn't want him as a running mate.
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contradiction
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It is a great-looking book despite its shortcomings, and there is a lot of good information in it.
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The book has both strengths and weaknesses.
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entailment
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In other words, yes.
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They are saying no
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contradiction
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Anglicans are particularly aggrieved by the no-Protestants policy.
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Anglicans are calm about the no-Protestants policy.
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contradiction
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He is relocating to his home state of Georgia.
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Someone originates from Georgia.
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entailment
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that's odd.
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That is definitely not normal.
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neutral
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Contrary to press reports, it's possible that someone entered the house from outside.
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Someone could have entered the house from another way.
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neutral
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If they want to support me in the objectives I have outlined, that's fine, but I don't take positions or make votes in response to offers of contributions.
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I am a conservative politician.
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neutral
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Critics' principal target is the company's policy of pegging doctors' investment returns to profits at Columbia/HCA-affiliated institutions.
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Those who opposed, are honing in on the company policy which ties the returns on investments from their doctors to the amount of money their institutions make in profit.
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entailment
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The film gives the impression that Flynt has none, although he has five--to the best of his knowledge.
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The film clearly reveals Flynt's number.
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contradiction
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The high-end beers cost roughly three times as much as the cheapest ones, and twice as much as the middle range.
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The premium on high-end beer is quite high.
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neutral
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It's Sunday, what channel is this?
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It's Monday, what is this channel?
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contradiction
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If such evidence is present, return Kennewick Man to his rightful tribal reservation.
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Kennewick Man has been kept out of his reservation for over a year.
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neutral
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Personal pronouns anchor the headlines as they drive home an idea James and Dewey would have welcomed--the USA as one big first-person-plural community.
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Personal pronouns are not dominating the headlines.
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contradiction
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Do you have a human resources department?
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The human resources department is location on the third floor.
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neutral
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But Robert Pinsky--also poetry editor of
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Robert Pinsky works with poems.
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entailment
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In fact, most of the spoken lines attributed to Saxton were made up, the real hearing was dully decorous and, as far as I could tell from the videotapes, the audience was politely catatonic.
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There was a speaker at the hearing.
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entailment
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He's almost always portrayed as the dark, suspicious figure circa 1974.
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He was portrayed as the bright hero always.
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contradiction
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But skeptics suggest a darker that the Lippo fee was a payoff to Hubbell to keep quiet about Whitewater.
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Someone was bribed to not talk about Whitewater.
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entailment
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But sadly, I haven't had sex in five years.
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They did not have sex because they were afraid of getting close to others.
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neutral
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So the Bill Clinton paradox--his reckless pursuit of sex and his timid clinging to office--is indeed no paradox.
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Bill Clinton has cheated on Hillary many times.
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neutral
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The machines, in comparison, seem fuzzy.
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It's bad that the machines are fuzzy.
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neutral
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We don't know, for example, if Earthlike planets are common.
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There are many Earthlike planets.
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contradiction
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I read last week's Committee of Advice for Dole, with some interest and not a little amazement.
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The Committee of Advice for Dole is released once a week.
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neutral
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That's what you do.
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You play basketball.
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neutral
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In all conquered regions, the Taliban has immediately implemented its own interpretation of Islamic law.
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The Taliban has conquered most of the regions.
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neutral
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That assumption may or may not be correct.
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The truth is known.
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contradiction
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Powell may be the patron saint of all writers laboring in obscurity.
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Anybody who takes up writing is immediately thrust into fame and fortune.
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contradiction
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Murder episodes are almost always one hour in length.
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Murder episodes typically run under 45 minutes.
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contradiction
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A couple of serious Before removing any components, you must save copies onto a floppy disk.
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Copies cannot be saved at all.
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contradiction
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What a lovely tribute to your cat, the feline Mary Poppins, but Prudie suggests you hide this letter from your wife.
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Prudie is concerned about how your wife might perceive the letter if she read it.
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entailment
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A story says tourism is destroying the Chicago blues scene.
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Tourism has been on the rise in Chicago.
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neutral
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The White House says there's no such system.
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The White House has detailed how this system works at a press conference.
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contradiction
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The theory that only a monopolist can price discriminate is standard textbook fare, and it's borne out by a lot of observations.
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Some people think only monopolists can price discriminate.
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entailment
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Replace George Will's column with weekly photo of him being punched in the nose.
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George Will does no have a column.
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contradiction
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Fear of repeating the deadly clash between federal agents and Branch Davidian cult members has deterred police from raiding the compound.
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Police have not raided the compound because they fear it will lead to violence.
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entailment
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The tide has turned so much that one might wonder whether Wilson needs to make such a fuss about the unity of knowledge.
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This was not the first time that Wilson made such a fuss.
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neutral
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Let's consider President Bush's nostalgic invocation of the Soviet military.
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President Bush often discussed the military powers of foreign countries.
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neutral
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But admitting that people's happiness depends on their relative economic level as well as their absolute economic resources has some subversive implications.
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Happiness is mutually exclusive from economic levels.
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contradiction
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Maybe she would like the Pentagon.
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She will like the Pentagon.
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neutral
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They trotted out numerous theories to establish the Kosovo mission's Air power alone had never won a war, the Serbs had proven their invincibility against Hitler, and negotiation backed by gradual military escalation had failed in Vietnam.
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The theories were a gish gallop attempt to stop debate.
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neutral
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The Kodak-Fuji case was, as innumerable press accounts have pointed out, the most important case to come before the WTO in its two years of existence.
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The case related to Kodak-Fuji was well covered by the press.
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entailment
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No horned helmet was found, but the discovery is complicating--perhaps overturning--theories about the settlement of North America.
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The discovery offers no new information on how North America was settled.
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contradiction
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Democrats complain that given the amount of time they spend with Geraldo, diGenova and Toensing can't possibly be doing their government job.
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DiGenova and Toensing are Republicans.
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neutral
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(It is this same vision that Kaplan so admires.)
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Kaplan has positive views of the same vision.
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entailment
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But he has never done what his characters would have.
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He wrote characters that weren't based off of himself
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neutral
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I thought of ending the book with his quote, but then some other stuff happened in his life (you'll have to buy the book--$24.
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I ended the $13 book with a quote of his.
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contradiction
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There's something unbearably sad about a 60-year-old man who still takes drugs.
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The author thinks it is fine for a 40-year-old woman to use drugs.
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neutral
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At the conference, they defended their activities against numerous Solidarity leaders denied they made too many compromises; priests denied they had been co-opted by the party; and Communists denied they had committed treason.
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The defense of their activities was found to be legal and within the bounds of the rules.
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neutral
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Cold Warriors like Kissinger hardly argued that the Cuban Missile Crisis ended Soviet credibility.
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Kissing argues the Soviet Union lost allies after the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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contradiction
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