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We have three blocks, A, B and C. Block B is to the left of C and block A is to the right of B. Block A has one small blue triangle. Block B contains one medium black circle, a big yellow circle and a small black square. There is also a small black triangle in this block. The medium black circle is near to and above the big yellow circle. The big yellow circle is to the right of and below the small black triangle. The small black square is above the small black triangle. The medium black circle is below the small shape which is above the small black triangle. And block C contains two big blue circles. It also has one big black circle. There are also one small blue square , a medium yellow circle and a medium black square in this block. Big blue circle number one is above the medium black square. This object is above, to the right of and near to big blue circle number two.. The small blue square is to the right of the medium yellow circle. Is there any small objects that are to the left of a big black circle that is touching the right edge of a block , below the black square which is to the left of a big black circle that is touching the right edge of a block?
This example is Yes.
spartqa-yn
0entailment
Dwight is the person that has visited every place, Dwight has visited Sergio Sergio didn't visit Finland
This example is not_contradiction.
clcd-english
0entailment
Is it a place? glycerol
This example is False.
twentyquestions
2contradiction
rt : " racist " " has lost most of its meaning w / whites . only thing we should be concerned about is not larping w / "
This example is explicit_hate.
implicit-hate-stg1
2contradiction
The bear is rough. The bear is slow. The bear is reckless. The bear likes the cat. The leopard sees the dog. The leopard is fierce. The leopard is awful. The cat is round. The cat is kind. The cat is quiet. The dog is beautiful. The dog is adorable. The dog is cute. Round animals are beautiful. If something is slow then it visits the cat. If something visits the cat then it is dull. If something is rough and slow then it is reckless. If something is beautiful and adorable then it is small. If something is fierce and awful then it is strong. If something is reckless then it is sleepy. If something is sleepy then it is lazy. All lazy animals are awful. If something is beautiful then it is adorable. If something is adorable then it is cute. If something is cute then it is quiet. All cute animals are nice. If something is strong then it is obese. All obese animals are heavy. All heavy animals are slow. If something is small then it is furry. All furry animals are lovely. All lovely animals are rough. If something is dull then it is big. All big animals are tired. The cat is quiet.
This example is False.
PARARULE-Plus
0entailment
Typically, a bermuda triangle may be formed in underwater waters.
This example is True.
I2D2
2contradiction
I shall now move forth onto my rebuttal: Opp mentioned the fact that when you're put into a bad circumstance, you shouldn't be forced to be put out of it because other people also are put into bad circumstances. We see that this is logically and ethically flawed for two reasons: Firstly, you cannot compare the immense suffrage of starving Sudanese people to the fact that Mark Zuckerberg couldn't see some colours. Secondly: Racism is bad in America, I understand, but people still have the agency to be able to protest that racism and point out the bigot/s for his/her actions. This isn't the case for people struck by famine and I will link you back to the context I gave, where I told you that people's consumption of goods is based off of their background. This means that the middle-class families and higher are able to afford the plane ticket to get out of the country if a situation like this arises. They, like people in America, have the agency to do so. Poorer people struck by famine however don't have the ability to afford that plane ticket out of their circumstance, and so have to suffer further. Finally, what you're saying is that if we had the technology to do so, we'd bring suicide victims back from the dead. They wanted their suffering to end. Why then keep them in the EXACT same circumstance? And also, who are you, as the state, to make choices on MY behalf? People make choices for reasons, and what THEY believe will make them feel better, so then why prolong their suffering. I'm not saying kids aren't strong enough, but they certainly shouldn't be kept in this horrific circumstance. I will now move onto my second argument about taking people out of circumstance. Yes, we do agree that the right to life is the basis upon which all rights are given. Without the right to life, you wouldn't be able to have the freedom of dignity, or association, or freedom of speech, etc. However, we see that due to the nature of the circumstance some people are put into, these people in particular are having their right to dignity harmed. They feel as though they don't have the power to help themselves. As you may know, the right to dignity is one of the most fundamental human rights as it gives you the ability to feel as though you are equal to other people. Why does the infringement of this right mean we ought to be able to take one's life? Because when you're actively being put down, and you, as I said earlier, don't have the agency to stop this suffering from happening, you should be able to take yourself out of that situation. In conclusion, we see that it is better to be able to take away the right to life rather than prolong the infringement on their basic human rights that gives them dignity, and to end their suffering prematurely. I challenge the Opposition to tell us why we would rather have them suffer. I hand the debate over to the Opposition. This House believes that parents should be able to kill their children during a time of famine
This example is CON.
args_me
2contradiction
can you tell me why my card was declined?
This example is atm_support.
banking77
0entailment
its all fun and games until the cleaning lady is found hanging from the rafters
This example is gender-bias.
mbib-base/gender-bias
2contradiction
i just came from a bosa development in Lynn Valley North Vancouver A 2 bedroom shoebox starts from 850 000 and continues to approximately 1 million yes it is a small condo development no views and is almost sold out wow
This example is hate-speech.
mbib-base/hate-speech
0entailment
kennedy is known for coming forward as a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of his coach graham james
This example is not linguistic-bias.
mbib-base/linguistic-bias
0entailment
Pam Wixom
This example is political-bias.
mbib-base/political-bias
2contradiction
[Frances] kissed her husband [James]. He had made her the happiest woman in the world. [James] took his daughter [David] out for lunch one day. [David] asked if she could bring her son [Michael] and [James] said okay. ('Frances', 'Michael')
This example is father.
v1/gen_train234_test2to10
2contradiction
No we're not going in the car we're walking aren't we? walking
This example is metaphorical.
VUAC
0entailment
Is Jimmy Wales still an objectivist? Is Jimmy Wales an atheist?
This example is not_duplicate.
glue/qqp
0entailment
Electronic theft by foreign and industrial spies and disgruntled employees is costing U.S. companies billions and eroding their international competitive advantage. That was the message delivered by government and private security experts at an all-day conference on corporate electronic espionage. "Hostile and even friendly nations routinely steal information from U.S. companies and share it with their own companies," said Noel D. Matchett, a former staffer at the federal National Security Agency and now president of Information Security Inc., Silver Spring, Md. It "may well be" that theft of business data is "as serious a strategic threat to national security" as it is a threat to the survival of victimized U.S. firms, said Michelle Van Cleave, the White House's assistant director for National Security Affairs. The conference was jointly sponsored by the New York Institute of Technology School of Management and the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, a joint industry-government trade group. Any secret can be pirated, the experts said, if it is transmitted over the air. Even rank amateurs can do it if they spend a few thousand dollars for a commercially available microwave receiver with amplifier and a VCR recorder. They need only position themselves near a company's satellite dish and wait. "You can have a dozen competitors stealing your secrets at the same time," Mr. Matchett said, adding : "It's a pretty good bet they won't get caught." The only way to catch an electronic thief, he said, is to set him up with erroneous information. Where do amateurs need to position themselves to pirate a secret transmitted over the air? Near the pirates
This example is False.
super_glue/multirc
2contradiction
Woman being given a palm reading by a female psychic while two other women wait inside of a small shop . It is impossible that two women wait on their impulsive friend while she has her future told
This example is valid.
probability_words_nli/usnli
0entailment
Tunisians Urged to 'Reclaim' Their Revolution as Protests Rage Tunisia escalates crackdown in effort to head off Sunday protest
This example is same_event.
hlgd
0entailment
Missouri House is a former settlement and stopping place in Placerville . It was located below El Dorado County , California . Missouri House is a former settlement and stopping place in El Dorado County , California , located below Placerville .
This example is not_paraphrase.
paws/labeled_final
0entailment
The stonework is made up of shale rubble with cut ashlar detailing ; the walls are around shallow , but the keep 's foundations are extremely thick . The stonework is made up of shale rubble with cut ashlar detailing ; the walls are around thick , but the keep 's foundations are extremely shallow .
This example is not_paraphrase.
paws/labeled_swap
2contradiction
anemic , pretentious
This example is positive.
glue/sst2
2contradiction
What does your father do to run the family?
This example is insincere question.
insincere-questions
2contradiction
can penn station handle 175,000 more riders? cuomo thinks so.the mta, which operates the station, has been looking to reduce number of passengers on trains and buses new york city subway in recent years.the mta proposed a plan increase riders trains, plan, calls for reduction from will require create an additional 1,100 year.the proposal, by cuomo, states that provide bus service who are already train, would allow them choose between train state one state, use express make journey albany queens, where currently commuter rail network city.we're going sure operated york, is major priority, told .the plans introduce state's capital this also includes proposals live or work legislature.we've done lot research analysis government, including budget transportation law, sen. bill harkin said senate bill.the legislature passed legislation expand funding government session.cuomo, made bills, top senator governor's democrat constitutionstate statestate
This example is gpt2_medium.
TuringBench
0entailment
The Kurds minority group in Turkey is neither less than 12 % nor more than 20 % of Turkey 's population . Kurds are the largest minority at about 20 % of the population .
This example is NOT ENOUGH INFO.
vitaminc/tals--vitaminc
0entailment
I am black too and completely agree we are all humans and every single life is important not one is more more important than the other otherwise that is just racist and making the issue worse not better
This example is Hope_speech.
hope_edi/english
0entailment
. My God. #TheEmmys And the limousine liberals are sick disgusting animals with no brains. .
This example is offensive.
tweet_eval/offensive
0entailment
Can't wait to see you guys in January at The Vamps!! @user
This example is positive.
tweet_eval/sentiment
0entailment
I this city. #LA @ Griffith Observatory
This example is 💜.
tweet_eval/emoji
0entailment
So quite likely the issues have been specific to your Dahons (probably the dealer who did not know how to setup the hinge? ) The bikes that need toughest frames, mountainbikes, are almost all from aluminum (more and more are Carbon now).
This example is second,.
discovery/discovery
0entailment
i was just reading an article, uh, that there were nineteen thousand properties available in texas, uh, for sale by the resolution trust corporation?
This example is Yes-No-Question.
pragmeval/switchboard
0entailment
i believe that's correct yeah.
This example is Affirmative Non-yes Answers.
pragmeval/mrda
0entailment
the market is still very touchy about rumors and news on pending takeovers ual, which is trying to reconstruct a buy-out bid that banks wouldn't finance, represents the future of one of the most powerful ingredients in the bull market-corporate restructuring
This example is Cause.
pragmeval/pdtb
0entailment
wood port hm...
This example is Acknowledgement.
pragmeval/stac
0entailment
uh so i could dial in and tap in the numbers that i want to refuse yeah
This example is inform.
silicone/oasis
2contradiction
It made me nuts .
This example is positive.
silicone/meld_s
0entailment
It made me nuts .
This example is disgust.
silicone/meld_e
0entailment
what
This example is query_w.
silicone/maptask
0entailment
ok . i ’ ll try my best to calm down first .
This example is happiness.
silicone/dyda_e
0entailment
ok . i ’ ll try my best to calm down first .
This example is commissive.
silicone/dyda_da
2contradiction
This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, each of which when so executed and delivered shall be taken to be an original, but all of which together shall constitute one and the same document.
This example is Transactions With Affiliates.
lex_glue/ledgar
2contradiction
Una scimmia tira la coda di un cane.
This example is sw.
language-identification
0entailment
In this first episode of Friends, we are introduced to the 6 main characters of the series: Monica Geller,Phoebe Buffay,Chandler Bing,Ross Geller, Joey Tribbiani and eventually Rachel Green .<br /><br />We discover that Rachel, a rich girl that is Monica's friend from high school times, left her fiancé, Barry, at the altar, since she discovered she didn't love him. She also decides to live with Monica and become independent from her father,getting a new job as a waitress in Central Perk.<br /><br />Ross, for the other hand,discovered his wife is a lesbian and lost her for Susan, her partner. (We see him moving to a new apartment during the episode)<br /><br />Monica, in this episode, makes out (and eventually sleeps) with Paul "the wine guy", who gave her the excuse of being impotent since he divorced his wife. But in reality, he was just deceiving her.<br /><br />Ps: I just loooove Joey's and Chandler's haircuts in this first season! =)
This example is pos.
imdb
0entailment
EU asks four countries to justify call for Intel chips The European Commission Wednesday announced it has asked four European Union countries to justify why they favor Intel processors in computers for public authorities.
This example is Sci/Tech.
ag_news
0entailment
When you first walk in the prices set you back a little, seeing as one slice and a drink run about five bucks. But take a look at the pictures on here before you leave due to pricing, because their serious slices are seriously huge. It did take a little to come out, but it was definitely worth it when it got there. It was the best pizza I've had in Phoenix, by far.
This example is 5 stars.
yelp_review_full/yelp_review_full
0entailment
Back in Your Life is the second studio album by Canadian country music artist Julian Austin. It was released by ViK. Recordings on March 7 2000. The album peaked at number 10 on the RPM Country Albums chart.
This example is Album.
dbpedia_14/dbpedia_14
0entailment
This book is fantastic. I have recommended this book to many senior Marine Corps officers...to my surprise most have never read it. If you want a better perspective of the USMC and the sacrifices of the Sea Soldiers and the heroism of their leaders, this is the book for you.
This example is positive.
amazon_polarity/amazon_polarity
2contradiction
@TheRealJohn_Doe thats nate dumbass we all just mock him
This example is hate speech.
hate_speech_offensive
0entailment
Who would you rather VOTE for? Kathrine McFee or Chris Daughtry?
This example is Entertainment & Music.
yahoo_answers_topics
2contradiction
Says that politicians who approved collective bargaining restrictions for public employees exploited a loophole exempting themselves from Senate Bill 5.
This example is half-true.
liar
2contradiction
refinery delilah
This example is hypo.
lexical_relation_classification/K&H+N
0entailment
violin new
This example is attri.
lexical_relation_classification/BLESS
0entailment
Woo CAVS. Happy Mother's Day!
This example is love.
crowdflower/text_emotion
2contradiction
@USAirways website isnt working and I cant talk to any1 on the phone to check flight status out of dfw. Roads are awful and cant get there
This example is neutral.
crowdflower/airline-sentiment
0entailment
I installed a rail across the top of the baby's crib.
This example is acceptable.
ethics/commonsense
2contradiction
Can you order a pizza for delivery for dinner?
This example is acceptable.
ethics/deontology
0entailment
I deserve to be paid by my customer because I fixed his watch and he really liked it.
This example is unacceptable.
ethics/justice
2contradiction
The boy can go alone on his own to the market. dishonest
This example is unacceptable.
ethics/virtue
2contradiction
ha thinna and u hahaha you're important to me too o haha
This example is others.
emo/emo2019
2contradiction
#macys you're old and no one young or hip shops at depament stores. everyone here is and shuffling along #zombie #fail #obese
This example is hate-speech.
tweets_hate_speech_detection
2contradiction
From PW Daily for Booksellers (January 10, 2003) Debut Novelist Len Williams Seeks Justice Though Fiction Addressing a hotly debated topic in America today, author Len Williams has taken his astounding real-life story and turned it into the new legal thriller Justice Deferred (Welcome Rain, $26.95), a book that considers the nation's "three-strikes" laws. These laws, which have often received much public support, can in some 20 states put even nonviolent criminal offenders behind bars for life after committing only three minor offenses. Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and a fan of Williams's book, has lauded the novel on both its literary and social merits. "I really do believe," she said, "that even [with] the most ardently conservative individual, if they saw the kind of case that is [put forth] in Justice Deferred, they would rebel." The book's author, a former CEO of several large companies, including Coca-Cola New Zealand and Pic 'N Save Corp., decided to write the novel after his own experience with what he sees as the tragedy of "three-strikes" laws. After the 1980 disappearance of his then-17-year-old son Michael, Williams sought help from authorities. "He and his family tried every outlet imaginable," said Welcome Rain editor Chuck Kim, "and they met with a lot of indifference from the police forces, with the FBI, and with pretty much any law enforcement agency you can think of. They felt that no one cared unless the kid was famous." Williams himself described his experience with the authorities as "frustrating," saying, "[The police] did nothing beyond entering data in their system and calling us if they got any 'hits' from other law enforcement agencies. If a Congressman's girlfriend goes missing, however, dozens of detectives are called in. Ordinary people get very little active help." It was not until nine years later that Williams's family received their first bittersweet chance to gain closure: a criminal in Alabama announced to the police that he had murdered Williams's son and buried him in a swamp. When police officers led the alleged killer to the supposed location of the body, he attempted to escape but failed. Williams, then posing as an FBI agent so his identity would not be revealed to the criminal, eventually discovered that the man had simply seen the missing Michael's picture on a milk carton and decided to confess to killing the boy for a chance to escape prison. The man was serving a life sentence he felt was unfair--a sentence which had been handed to him by Alabama's "three-strikes" laws. According to Williams, the man's "incarceration [was] the result of misguided undercover police officers who operated fence houses as multiple felony entrapments, luring these men into crimes that put them away for life." Williams began to feel pity for the criminal who had lied about killing his son, a feeling which, he said, "gave me the idea to humanize the 'three-strikes' issue through the medium of a novel...I wanted to reverse the roles of the prosecutor and the prosecuted." In Justice Deferred, Williams creates Billy Ray Billings, an escaped ex-con who goes to amazing lengths to nail the two cops who use Alabama's third-strike rule to engineer an unjust life sentence. PW Forecasts praised the novel, suggesting "the combination of dialogue-driven scenes and surprising plot twists is downright addictive." Williams has since commented that if his novel annoys the police, his task will have been accomplished, adding that "the police need to make more of an effort to see themselves as the public does. Their job is to protect and defend, not to act as prosecutors and judges." Although he thinks that there is not much hope of exonerating the prisoner who falsely confessed to his son's murder, Williams hopes that the book will do some good for other people unfairly targeted by "three-strikes" laws. "I hope it makes people rethink their views on this issue," he said, "and the roles of police and prosecutors, who can sometimes be unnecessarily heavy-handed." He also hopes that publicity from the book will put him into contact with someone who knows what happened to his still-missing son Michael. Strossen, the ACLU president, told PW Daily that the scenario in Williams's book is "typical of somebody who has been put away by these 'three-strikes' laws... Many of these people have engaged only in properties crimes, and I'm not condoning any crimes...[but] what the public had in mind was putting away violent criminals." In Strossen's opinion, these laws exist at least partly because politicians who are tough on crime get votes more easily that those whom the public thinks may be sympathizing with criminals. "It's easy to have a slogan that Joe Blow is tough on crime," she said, "[but] it takes more explanation to tell people 'Hey, wait a minute, it may sound tough, but this is how it really works.'" She also cites a case recently brought before the Supreme Court, in which California's "three-strikes" laws may force a man to serve a sentence of 50 years with no possibility of parole for shoplifting $150 worth of DVDs that were to be holiday gifts for his nieces and nephews. Strossen said that in some jurisdictions, police have been discovered to be manipulating laws in order to make multiple-felony charges out of one crime. She also mentioned that the resulting "lifers" cost taxpayers $30,000 per year per inmate for the rest of their lives, "tying up resources for education and other programs." "These ['three-strikes'] laws are crowding our prisons with nonviolent criminals... [and] it's ironically putting states in situations where they have to release more violent criminals," Strossen said. "[Len Williams's Justice Deferred] conveys a very serious reality that every person needs to know about."--Channing Joseph
This example is male.
blog_authorship_corpus/gender
2contradiction
From PW Daily for Booksellers (January 10, 2003) Debut Novelist Len Williams Seeks Justice Though Fiction Addressing a hotly debated topic in America today, author Len Williams has taken his astounding real-life story and turned it into the new legal thriller Justice Deferred (Welcome Rain, $26.95), a book that considers the nation's "three-strikes" laws. These laws, which have often received much public support, can in some 20 states put even nonviolent criminal offenders behind bars for life after committing only three minor offenses. Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and a fan of Williams's book, has lauded the novel on both its literary and social merits. "I really do believe," she said, "that even [with] the most ardently conservative individual, if they saw the kind of case that is [put forth] in Justice Deferred, they would rebel." The book's author, a former CEO of several large companies, including Coca-Cola New Zealand and Pic 'N Save Corp., decided to write the novel after his own experience with what he sees as the tragedy of "three-strikes" laws. After the 1980 disappearance of his then-17-year-old son Michael, Williams sought help from authorities. "He and his family tried every outlet imaginable," said Welcome Rain editor Chuck Kim, "and they met with a lot of indifference from the police forces, with the FBI, and with pretty much any law enforcement agency you can think of. They felt that no one cared unless the kid was famous." Williams himself described his experience with the authorities as "frustrating," saying, "[The police] did nothing beyond entering data in their system and calling us if they got any 'hits' from other law enforcement agencies. If a Congressman's girlfriend goes missing, however, dozens of detectives are called in. Ordinary people get very little active help." It was not until nine years later that Williams's family received their first bittersweet chance to gain closure: a criminal in Alabama announced to the police that he had murdered Williams's son and buried him in a swamp. When police officers led the alleged killer to the supposed location of the body, he attempted to escape but failed. Williams, then posing as an FBI agent so his identity would not be revealed to the criminal, eventually discovered that the man had simply seen the missing Michael's picture on a milk carton and decided to confess to killing the boy for a chance to escape prison. The man was serving a life sentence he felt was unfair--a sentence which had been handed to him by Alabama's "three-strikes" laws. According to Williams, the man's "incarceration [was] the result of misguided undercover police officers who operated fence houses as multiple felony entrapments, luring these men into crimes that put them away for life." Williams began to feel pity for the criminal who had lied about killing his son, a feeling which, he said, "gave me the idea to humanize the 'three-strikes' issue through the medium of a novel...I wanted to reverse the roles of the prosecutor and the prosecuted." In Justice Deferred, Williams creates Billy Ray Billings, an escaped ex-con who goes to amazing lengths to nail the two cops who use Alabama's third-strike rule to engineer an unjust life sentence. PW Forecasts praised the novel, suggesting "the combination of dialogue-driven scenes and surprising plot twists is downright addictive." Williams has since commented that if his novel annoys the police, his task will have been accomplished, adding that "the police need to make more of an effort to see themselves as the public does. Their job is to protect and defend, not to act as prosecutors and judges." Although he thinks that there is not much hope of exonerating the prisoner who falsely confessed to his son's murder, Williams hopes that the book will do some good for other people unfairly targeted by "three-strikes" laws. "I hope it makes people rethink their views on this issue," he said, "and the roles of police and prosecutors, who can sometimes be unnecessarily heavy-handed." He also hopes that publicity from the book will put him into contact with someone who knows what happened to his still-missing son Michael. Strossen, the ACLU president, told PW Daily that the scenario in Williams's book is "typical of somebody who has been put away by these 'three-strikes' laws... Many of these people have engaged only in properties crimes, and I'm not condoning any crimes...[but] what the public had in mind was putting away violent criminals." In Strossen's opinion, these laws exist at least partly because politicians who are tough on crime get votes more easily that those whom the public thinks may be sympathizing with criminals. "It's easy to have a slogan that Joe Blow is tough on crime," she said, "[but] it takes more explanation to tell people 'Hey, wait a minute, it may sound tough, but this is how it really works.'" She also cites a case recently brought before the Supreme Court, in which California's "three-strikes" laws may force a man to serve a sentence of 50 years with no possibility of parole for shoplifting $150 worth of DVDs that were to be holiday gifts for his nieces and nephews. Strossen said that in some jurisdictions, police have been discovered to be manipulating laws in order to make multiple-felony charges out of one crime. She also mentioned that the resulting "lifers" cost taxpayers $30,000 per year per inmate for the rest of their lives, "tying up resources for education and other programs." "These ['three-strikes'] laws are crowding our prisons with nonviolent criminals... [and] it's ironically putting states in situations where they have to release more violent criminals," Strossen said. "[Len Williams's Justice Deferred] conveys a very serious reality that every person needs to know about."--Channing Joseph
This example is Scorpio.
blog_authorship_corpus/horoscope
0entailment
From PW Daily for Booksellers (January 10, 2003) Debut Novelist Len Williams Seeks Justice Though Fiction Addressing a hotly debated topic in America today, author Len Williams has taken his astounding real-life story and turned it into the new legal thriller Justice Deferred (Welcome Rain, $26.95), a book that considers the nation's "three-strikes" laws. These laws, which have often received much public support, can in some 20 states put even nonviolent criminal offenders behind bars for life after committing only three minor offenses. Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and a fan of Williams's book, has lauded the novel on both its literary and social merits. "I really do believe," she said, "that even [with] the most ardently conservative individual, if they saw the kind of case that is [put forth] in Justice Deferred, they would rebel." The book's author, a former CEO of several large companies, including Coca-Cola New Zealand and Pic 'N Save Corp., decided to write the novel after his own experience with what he sees as the tragedy of "three-strikes" laws. After the 1980 disappearance of his then-17-year-old son Michael, Williams sought help from authorities. "He and his family tried every outlet imaginable," said Welcome Rain editor Chuck Kim, "and they met with a lot of indifference from the police forces, with the FBI, and with pretty much any law enforcement agency you can think of. They felt that no one cared unless the kid was famous." Williams himself described his experience with the authorities as "frustrating," saying, "[The police] did nothing beyond entering data in their system and calling us if they got any 'hits' from other law enforcement agencies. If a Congressman's girlfriend goes missing, however, dozens of detectives are called in. Ordinary people get very little active help." It was not until nine years later that Williams's family received their first bittersweet chance to gain closure: a criminal in Alabama announced to the police that he had murdered Williams's son and buried him in a swamp. When police officers led the alleged killer to the supposed location of the body, he attempted to escape but failed. Williams, then posing as an FBI agent so his identity would not be revealed to the criminal, eventually discovered that the man had simply seen the missing Michael's picture on a milk carton and decided to confess to killing the boy for a chance to escape prison. The man was serving a life sentence he felt was unfair--a sentence which had been handed to him by Alabama's "three-strikes" laws. According to Williams, the man's "incarceration [was] the result of misguided undercover police officers who operated fence houses as multiple felony entrapments, luring these men into crimes that put them away for life." Williams began to feel pity for the criminal who had lied about killing his son, a feeling which, he said, "gave me the idea to humanize the 'three-strikes' issue through the medium of a novel...I wanted to reverse the roles of the prosecutor and the prosecuted." In Justice Deferred, Williams creates Billy Ray Billings, an escaped ex-con who goes to amazing lengths to nail the two cops who use Alabama's third-strike rule to engineer an unjust life sentence. PW Forecasts praised the novel, suggesting "the combination of dialogue-driven scenes and surprising plot twists is downright addictive." Williams has since commented that if his novel annoys the police, his task will have been accomplished, adding that "the police need to make more of an effort to see themselves as the public does. Their job is to protect and defend, not to act as prosecutors and judges." Although he thinks that there is not much hope of exonerating the prisoner who falsely confessed to his son's murder, Williams hopes that the book will do some good for other people unfairly targeted by "three-strikes" laws. "I hope it makes people rethink their views on this issue," he said, "and the roles of police and prosecutors, who can sometimes be unnecessarily heavy-handed." He also hopes that publicity from the book will put him into contact with someone who knows what happened to his still-missing son Michael. Strossen, the ACLU president, told PW Daily that the scenario in Williams's book is "typical of somebody who has been put away by these 'three-strikes' laws... Many of these people have engaged only in properties crimes, and I'm not condoning any crimes...[but] what the public had in mind was putting away violent criminals." In Strossen's opinion, these laws exist at least partly because politicians who are tough on crime get votes more easily that those whom the public thinks may be sympathizing with criminals. "It's easy to have a slogan that Joe Blow is tough on crime," she said, "[but] it takes more explanation to tell people 'Hey, wait a minute, it may sound tough, but this is how it really works.'" She also cites a case recently brought before the Supreme Court, in which California's "three-strikes" laws may force a man to serve a sentence of 50 years with no possibility of parole for shoplifting $150 worth of DVDs that were to be holiday gifts for his nieces and nephews. Strossen said that in some jurisdictions, police have been discovered to be manipulating laws in order to make multiple-felony charges out of one crime. She also mentioned that the resulting "lifers" cost taxpayers $30,000 per year per inmate for the rest of their lives, "tying up resources for education and other programs." "These ['three-strikes'] laws are crowding our prisons with nonviolent criminals... [and] it's ironically putting states in situations where they have to release more violent criminals," Strossen said. "[Len Williams's Justice Deferred] conveys a very serious reality that every person needs to know about."--Channing Joseph
This example is indUnk.
blog_authorship_corpus/job
2contradiction
Alternaria is a very common and saprophytic fungus.
This example is Related.
ade_corpus_v2/Ade_corpus_v2_classification
0entailment
An at free times we should be able to do anything
This example is Adequate.
EffectiveFeedbackStudentWriting
0entailment
Detroit Diesel is an manufacturer that only produces lights. Colonel William Kelsey Lanman Jr. , -LRB- October 9 , 1904 - March 27 , 2001 -RRB- was a notable benefactor of Yale University .. Colonel. Colonel ( United States ). benefactor. benefactor ( law ). Yale University. Yale University. He served as an aviator in the United States Marine Corps from 1935 to 1955 , and later took up real estate and investment management .. aviator. Naval aviator. United States Marine Corps. United States Marine Corps. His father , William K. Lanman Sr. , was chairman of the Columbus Bolt Company in Ohio .. William K. Lanman Jr. graduated from Yale University in 1928 -LRB- B.S. from Sheffield Scientific School -RRB- , as had his ancestor United States Senator James Lanman , who graduated from Yale College in 1788 .. Yale College. Yale College. Yale University. Yale University. Sheffield Scientific School. Sheffield Scientific School. United States Senator. United States Senator. James Lanman. James Lanman. Colonel Lanman 's two brothers graduated from Yale College : Henry Reese Lanman in 1932 , and Jonathan Trumbull Lanman in 1940 and from the Yale School of Medicine in 1943 .. Yale College. Yale College. Colonel. Colonel ( United States ). Jonathan Trumbull Lanman. Jonathan Trumbull Lanman. Yale School of Medicine. Yale School of Medicine. Colonel Lanman was a member of St. Anthony Hall .. Colonel. Colonel ( United States ). St. Anthony Hall. St. Anthony Hall
This example is not_related.
fever-evidence-related/mwong--fever-related
0entailment
On our last visit, my husband ordered a hot sandwich that was not hot when it was brought to him.
This example is negative.
dynasent/dynabench.dynasent.r1.all/r1
0entailment
Glad that the mcgriddle was available for to go since I could more conveniently drop it in the trash.
This example is negative.
dynasent/dynabench.dynasent.r2.all/r2
2contradiction
what level does gears of war go up to Despite the initial statements of Xbox 360 exclusivity, a Microsoft Windows version of the game was developed in conjunction with People Can Fly and released a year later, featuring new content including additional campaign levels, a new multiplayer game mode, and Games for Windows Live functionality.
This example is True.
wiki_qa
0entailment
hope trans people can be excluded from our societies.
This example is hate.
dynahate
0entailment
This just pops into my head every now and then so I’m posting here to ease my conscience with other people’s opinion. So about 10 years ago on my my birthday (let’s call this person daxter) daxter got me a toy, I already had the toy so I went to my parents about it and they told to tell him The next day back at school daxter came up to me and gave me a joke book as my present instead (it was pretty good), I never knew why but as he walked up to his big sibling I saw him/her cry, now I was never a rude kid, I had no idea if daxter stubbed his toe on her/his way to his big sister or if it had something to do with my present. I do believe it maybe wasn’t my fault because I never found out the reason behind it and never saw a reason why
This example is RIGHT.
scruples
2contradiction
PersonX works side by side PersonX is seen as busy PersonX lets the other person do all the work.
This example is strengthener.
defeasible-nli/atomic
0entailment
A boy is being covered in sand at the beach. The boy is being covered by sand on a sunny day. The rain pours down steadily.
This example is weakener.
defeasible-nli/snli
2contradiction
Rabbis practice the religion of Christians.
This example is true.
CREAK
2contradiction
We have two blocks. We call them A and B. Block A is to the right of B. Block A contains a big black triangle. Above the big black triangle there is a small blue circle. This block also has one small blue triangle. Far from, above and to the left of the small blue triangle there is the small blue circle. Block B has a medium yellow triangle and one small black triangle. To the right of, above and near to the small black triangle is the medium yellow triangle. This block also has a medium black triangle. Is there a black triangle which is to the right of a medium black object, above a blue triangle that is far from a circle?
This example is No.
spartqa-yn
0entailment
Howard is taller than Julio, Franklin, Brent, Paul, Charles, Walter, Tommy, Aaron and Dwight , Howard is as tall as Derrick Derrick is taller than Tommy
This example is not_contradiction.
clcd-english
0entailment
Is it green? nerd
This example is False.
twentyquestions
2contradiction
if you're white you're suspect . there is no middle ground .
This example is implicit_hate.
implicit-hate-stg1
0entailment
The snake is rough. The snake is slow. The bear is big. The bear is strong. The snake likes the dog. The bear attacks the rabbit. The dog is nice. The rabbit is nice. The rabbit is small. The rabbit is lovely. If something is not nice then it needs the dog. If something needs the dog then it is dull. If something is not round then it is big. If something is not heavy then it is furry. If something is small then it is lovely. If something is lovely and not fierce then it is beautiful. If something is big and not round then it is awful. If something is rough and slow then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not lovely then it is strong. If something is furry then it is cute. If something is cute then it is smart. All smart animals are round. All beautiful animals are quiet. All quiet animals are kind. If something is awful then it is horrible. All horrible animals are lazy. If something is strong then it is heavy. All heavy animals are boring. All dull animals are sleepy. All sleepy animals are powerful. The rabbit is not kind.
This example is False.
PARARULE-Plus
0entailment
After you win a prestigious music competition, you get honors.
This example is True.
I2D2
2contradiction
Children's health will improve Taxes on smoothies and fruit juices should be reduced
This example is CON.
args_me
0entailment
This debit is not my transcation. How do I get my money out back?
This example is direct_debit_payment_not_recognised.
banking77
0entailment
Watched one more time to see if Kat and Andre had managed to stop being awful people No Not even after Manu warned them Bye bye mkr
This example is not gender-bias.
mbib-base/gender-bias
2contradiction
Freedom of speech does not only include well thought out statements It includes ALL statements Just because your post is inaccurate and not well thought out and the fact that you re a bully and a liar by calling Trump a bully and a liar you re still well within your right to do so Why are lefties like yourself so hypocritical Again it goes to show why Trump won
This example is not hate-speech.
mbib-base/hate-speech
2contradiction
After walking off following another hardcourt loss to Novak Djokovic allowing Serbia to level the final after Roberto Bautista Agut won the opening singles for Spain Nadal urged the men s tour and the sport s international governing body to form one major team tournament
This example is linguistic-bias.
mbib-base/linguistic-bias
0entailment
It s entirely unfair to hound actresses for Harvey Weinstein statements or blame them for working with a man who was by all accounts too powerful to offend or take down Better to focus our collective ire on powerful men who fueled the culture of silence paving the way for Weinstein s decades of nearly unobstructed abuse As Jessica Chastain tweeted Monday I m sick of the media demanding only women speak up What about the men Perhaps many are afraid to look at their own behavior
This example is political-bias.
mbib-base/political-bias
0entailment
[Wesley] bought a book for his son [Chris]. [Lena] loved to care for her newborn child [Chris]. [Francisco] is excited to cheer on his brother [Wesley] in the homecoming game tonight. ('Lena', 'Francisco')
This example is brother.
v1/gen_train234_test2to10
2contradiction
And now he longed only to get away. longed
This example is metaphorical.
VUAC
0entailment
What is server-side scripting language and client-side scripting languages? What is the client-side and server-side in web development? What languages are used in them? And are there any more?
This example is not_duplicate.
glue/qqp
2contradiction
If you have a mass of 50 kg on Earth, what is your weight in newtons? An object with more mass is pulled by gravity with greater force. Mass and weight are closely related. However, the weight of an object can change if the force of gravity changes. On Earth, the force of gravity is the same everywhere. So how does the force of gravity change? It doesnt if you stay on Earth. What if we travel to another planet or moon in our solar system? Look at the photo of astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. taken by fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong in the Figure. They were the first humans to walk on the moon. An astronaut weighs less on the moon than he would on Earth. This is because the moons gravity is weaker than Earths. The astronauts mass, on the other hand, did not change. He still contained the same amount of matter on the moon as he did on Earth. If the astronaut weighed 175 pounds on Earth, he would have weighed only 29 pounds on the moon. If his mass on Earth was 80 kg, what would his mass have been on the moon? [Figure 3] Why does an astronaut weigh less on the moon than on earth Because the gravity is weaker
This example is False.
super_glue/multirc
2contradiction
Two young people serve food . It is likely that one elderly person is eating food .
This example is invalid.
probability_words_nli/usnli
2contradiction
Obama commutes sentence of WikiLeaks source Chelsea Manning Obama meets the press one last time
This example is different_event.
hlgd
2contradiction
At the end of this '' Dasaratha-Jataka `` discourse , the Buddhist text declares that Buddha was Rama in his previous rebirth : At the end of this `` Dasaratha-Jataka '' discourse , the prior text declares that the Buddha in his Buddhist rebirth was Rama .
This example is paraphrase.
paws/labeled_final
0entailment
The name Katring was eventually retired after the usage of this name and subsequently replaced with the name Kanor , later changed to Karding . The name Katring was subsequently retired after the usage of this name and eventually replaced with the name Kanor , later changed to Karding .
This example is paraphrase.
paws/labeled_swap
0entailment
is masterful .
This example is positive.
glue/sst2
0entailment
What does Balaji Viswanathan feel about the murder case in Assam?
This example is valid question.
insincere-questions
0entailment
'party worker stabbed to death,bjp civic poll candidate held the indian express a member of party had an employee tritiya sena during dispute over parking outside venue, jyoti ground in sector 37 north delhi lok sabha constituency. source: picture by tashi tobgyal na bjp was death and voter allegedly gang-raped south delhi's kalkaji on thursday polling for parliamentary election rajouri garden while alleged rapist arrested short time later, refused name accused, saying he would be named later as per legal procedures. police also said that stabber been arrested.na members got into heated argument with when car ground. case under sections 302 34 penal code (ipc) has registered against men, attempting murder.na sena, who one their colleagues after parking, arrested.npolice instructions haryana mla mahesh gupta, municipal corporation authorities issued posters placing rules parking. fir relevant two persons help nearest neighbourhood station, said.npunit verma, pro, police, accused identified as keshav kumar. main lalit singh radha, were arrested, another person absconding being sought. medically examined is not feverish kept observation.ncops from couple stations have look-out accused. more than 60 pcr vehicles 15 boats deployed keep check miscreants. but no come forward register complaint, officer.nwoman man attackedna 50-year-old woman her body set fire several p le salimpur village area thursday. ablaze presence incident reported victim's family, aman, showed victim book titled 'shakti'.nthey want use sex worker. she died before anybody could do anything. came notice family lodged complaint joined police, officer said. deceased woman's kin claimed huge sum money gifted victim. they threatening using creating trouble.nin incident, trinamool congress assaulted others, agent bjp. the took place at sarai rohilla station near secretariat. there unruly locals, including activists present large numbers. duo cpi-m workers seeking revenge dalit agitation west bengal, taken hospital.nfor all latest india , download appn'
This example is grover_mega.
TuringBench
0entailment
The Florida Project is a drama film . The Florida Project is a 2017 American drama film directed by Sean Baker , from a screenplay by Baker and Chris Bergoch .
This example is SUPPORTS.
vitaminc/tals--vitaminc
0entailment
All lives should matter. Not just only back lives that matter us
This example is Hope_speech.
hope_edi/english
0entailment
@user @user reading when the letter doesn't say that they know Ford. Unlike the Kavanaugh letter where the women say they do him. The left wing"" liberals aren't threatening this woman's life.""
This example is non-offensive.
tweet_eval/offensive
2contradiction
@user #GetShawnToBarcelona c'mon Shawn, you came to Madrid in the last tour to make a little show, do the same this time in Barcelona"
This example is negative.
tweet_eval/sentiment