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They're digging a hole.
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They're digging a big hole in school.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
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I gave a lot of cheese.
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I gave a lot of cheese to baby.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
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Tom is driving a truck.
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Tom is driving an old truck.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
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Tom is driving an old truck.
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Tom is driving a truck.
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entailment
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crowd:upward_monotone
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He drank a whole bottle of milk.
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He drank a whole 1 liter bottle of milk.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
|
I'm expecting a call.
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I'm expecting a good weather this year.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
|
I'm expecting a call.
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I'm expecting a good news.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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I saw a hippo at the zoo.
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I saw a leon at the zoo.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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I saw a hippo at the zoo.
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I saw a god at the zoo.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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She was clad in a kimono.
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She was clad in a bathrobe.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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My father fixed a broken chair.
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My father fixed a broken cabinet.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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My father fixed a broken chair.
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My father fixed a broken car.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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A smell of white lilies filled the room.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
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A smell of white lilies filled the room.
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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entailment
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crowd:upward_monotone
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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A smell of lilies and roses filled the room.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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A smell of lilies and roses filled the room.
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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entailment
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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A smell of lilies and azaleas filled the room.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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A smell of farts filled the room.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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A smell of lilies filled the room.
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A smell of cotton candy filled the room.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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Tom grabbed some paper towels and wiped his hands.
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Tom grabbed some piece of paper to quit the water on his hands.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
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Tom grabbed some paper towels and wiped his hands.
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Tom grabbed some hand towel to dry all the water on it.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Rudolf has built a large house.
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Rudolf bush has built a large house.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
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Tom is planting a palm tree in his backyard.
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Tom is planting an apple tree in his backyard.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Tom is planting a palm tree in his backyard.
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Tom is planting a lemon tree in his backyard.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Tom is planting a palm tree in his backyard.
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Tom is planting a fig and palm tree in his backyard.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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Tom is planting a fig and palm tree in his backyard.
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Tom is planting a palm tree in his backyard.
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entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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Tom is planting a palm tree in his backyard.
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Tom is planting a palm and an olive tree in his backyard.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
Stracciatella ice-cream is nothing but a plain ice-cream with chocolate chips.
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Mcdonalds ice-cream is nothing but a plain ice-cream with chocolate chips.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
She said that she takes a shower every morning.
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She said that she takes a cold shower every morning.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone
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She said that she takes a cold shower every morning.
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She said that she takes a shower every morning.
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entailment
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crowd:upward_monotone
|
A human body consists of a countless number of cells.
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A human body consists of a countless number of cells and tissues.
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neutral
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
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A human body consists of a countless number of cells and tissues.
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A human body consists of a countless number of cells.
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entailment
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crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
A human body consists of a countless number of cells.
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A human body consists of a countless number of mesh.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
A human body consists of a countless number of cells.
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A human body consists of a countless number of red blood cells.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
A human body consists of a countless number of red blood cells.
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A human body consists of a countless number of cells.
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entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
At this school, there are no grades and students have no homework.
|
At this school, there are no grades and the best students have no homework.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
He thinks nothing of poverty.
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He thinks nothing of poverty, nor about wealth.
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neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone:disjunction
|
The streets are not safe at night.
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The streets are not safe at night alone.
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neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone
|
I'm using a mac and I can't read a windows 95 file.
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I'm using a windows 10 and I can't read a windows 95 file.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
I'm using a mac and I can't read a windows 95 file.
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I'm using a windows 9 and I can't read a windows 95 file.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
I'm using a mac and I can't read a windows 95 file.
|
I'm using a windows 7 and I can't read a windows 95 file.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
A DNA test proved her innocence.
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A sperm test proved his innocence.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Early rain and early guests seldom stay the night.
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Early rain and early tired guests seldom stay the night.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
We have some unfinished business.
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We have some unfinished investigation.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
We have some unfinished business.
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We have some unfinished songs.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
I buy newspapers every day.
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I buy magazines every day.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
This is only a temporary setback.
|
This is only a temporary and minor setback.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
That baby does nothing but cry.
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That spoiled baby does nothing but cry.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
Tom isn't very good at sports.
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Tom isn't very good at fixing those kinds of things.
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neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone
|
Tom isn't very good at sports.
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Tom isn't very good at outdoor games.
|
neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Tom isn't very good at sports.
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Tom isn't very good at playing outdoor games.
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neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone
|
Juan can't help me.
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Juan and his friends can't help me.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
Juan and his friends can't help me.
|
Juan can't help me.
|
entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
Juan can't help me.
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Juan and the boys can't help me.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
A photograph can't explain the reasons.
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A photograph brightness can't explain the reasons.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
That man can't have committed suicide.
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That white man can't have committed suicide.
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neutral
|
crowd:non_monotone
|
That man can't have committed suicide.
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That good man can't have committed suicide.
|
neutral
|
crowd:non_monotone
|
Excitement isn't good for a man of my age.
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Frightful excitement isn't good for a man of my age.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
Excitement isn't good for a man of my age.
|
Low excitement isn't good for a man of my age.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
Excitement isn't good for a man of my age.
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The impression is not good for a man of my age.
|
neutral
|
crowd:downward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He has no interest in politics.
|
He has no interest in the country.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He has no interest in politics.
|
He has no interest in diplomacy.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He has no interest in politics.
|
He has no interest in sociology.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Some people think that advertising is a form of brainwashing.
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Some people think that overwhelming advertising is a form of brainwashing.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
Some people think that overwhelming advertising is a form of brainwashing.
|
Some people think that advertising is a form of brainwashing.
|
entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
Some animals, such as lions, eat meat.
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Some animals, such as lions, eat some animals.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Some animals, such as lions, eat some animals.
|
Some animals, such as lions, eat meat.
|
entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He does nothing but play all day.
|
He does nothing but play online poker all day.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:reverse
|
He does nothing but play all day.
|
He does nothing but play and laugh all day.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:reverse:conjunction
|
Cameras don't tend to capture reality.
|
Mobile phones don't tend to capture reality.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Cameras don't tend to capture reality.
|
Life don't tend to capture reality.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Cameras don't tend to capture reality.
|
Luck don't tend to capture reality.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Cameras don't tend to capture reality.
|
The hope don't tend to capture reality.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Some people go to church on Sunday morning.
|
Some people go to church on tuesday morning.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Stracciatella ice-cream is nothing but a plain ice-cream with chocolate chips.
|
Algida ice-cream is nothing but a plain ice-cream with chocolate chips.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Boys have no respect for girls.
|
The school boys have no respect for girls.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
All Tom wanted was a nice hot bath.
|
All Tom wanted was a nice hot and relaxing bath.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
All Tom wanted was a nice hot and relaxing bath.
|
All Tom wanted was a nice hot bath.
|
entailment
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction
|
In any case, that's an illusion.
|
In any case, that's an illusion and paranoid.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction:npi
|
If it's a nice day tomorrow, we'll go on a picnic.
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If it's a nice day tomorrow, we'll go on a horse riding.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:conditionals
|
Sport doesn't interest me.
|
Game doesn't interest me.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Sport doesn't interest me.
|
Playing doesn't interest me.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He was watchful for any sign of diabetes.
|
He was watchful for any sign of arrhythmia.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:npi
|
He was watchful for any sign of diabetes.
|
He was watchful for any sign of caries.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:npi
|
He was watchful for any sign of diabetes.
|
He was watchful for any sign of worsen.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:npi
|
If the sky were to fall to the earth, birdcatching would be a simple task.
|
If the sky were to fall to the earth, birdcatching and dancing in sky would be a simple task.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conjunction:conditionals
|
If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will have a picnic.
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If tomorrow is fine weather, we will have an excellent breakfast.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:conditionals
|
If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will have a picnic.
|
If tomorrow's good weather, we will have a rich banquet.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge:conditionals
|
If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will have a picnic.
|
If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will have a a picnic with barbecue.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:conditionals
|
It was a mistake to refuse his assistance.
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It was a blessing to refuse his assistance.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
It was a mistake to refuse his assistance.
|
It was a good idea to refuse his assistance.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
He was in Rome and he didn't see the pope.
|
He was in church and he didn't see the pope.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
A dolphin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
A commerson's dolphin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
A dolphin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
A heaviside's dolphin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
A dolphin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
A penguin is no more a fish than a dog is.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
I want to go to a country without mondays.
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I want to go to a park to walk.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
She is nothing but a child.
|
She is nothing but a girl with pigtails.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
A lie has no legs.
|
A petty lie has no legs.
|
neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone
|
I think that most young people prefer to listen to rock music.
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I think that most young people prefer to listen to heavy metal music.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
Some people claim to know everything.
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Some people want to know everything.
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neutral
|
crowd:upward_monotone:lexical_knowledge
|
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