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In 1984 Charles Murray wrote, in Losing Ground , that government programs sap the initiative of the black population, creating feelings of dependency and entitlement. | Losing Ground by Charles Murray is the best writing of it's time pertaining to black not feeling independent due to government programs. | neutral |
For most American companies today, success depends on selling more of your product next year than you did this year. | Higher sales does not correlate to higher profit, necessarily. | neutral |
The company could have monitored distribution better but didn't because it wanted to keep its hands clean, Hass has said. | This organization makes sure that the distribution is strictly monitored | contradiction |
The movie made me remember why I like Holly Hunter. | The lead actress is my favorite. | neutral |
This is kind of a different problem from what I've seen in your column, but here I am not yet 30 and continue to move up in my rather buttoned-up company, where most of the male executives are married to, shall we say, plain women. | I am still young and continue to move up in my company. | entailment |
It is not overarching moral or political meaning that Didion has suddenly discovered. | Didion realized something that has nothing to do political meaning. | entailment |
Get With It, Ye of Little Faith | One of little faith really has it together. | contradiction |
Who says a creative-writing MFA is a sure path to permanent unemployment? | A MFA is available in creative-writing. | entailment |
In the case of drug testing, however, the proposed warrantless blanket invasions of privacy serve only a symbolic value. | Warrantless drug testing is a breach of privacy. | entailment |
If Evans and Novak want to capture the real Farrakhan, Pundit Central suggests that they accompany him to one of his rallies. | Evans and Novak may consider accompanying Farrakhan to a rally. | entailment |
The private quarters, a k a the residence, occupy the second and third floors of the White House. | The majority of private rooms of the White House are in the upper floors | neutral |
Critics mostly applaud this movie about a female necrophiliac who works in a funeral home. | The movie is despised by critics. | contradiction |
Newsweek, which loves fad therapies, hypes natural Prozac. | Naturally derived Prozac is as successful as synthetic Prozac. | neutral |
A weaker version of Chinook had previously lost to the legendary Marion Tinsley, a retired university math teacher considered the greatest checkers player of all time, who had to withdraw from a 1994 rematch because of the pancreatic cancer that eventually killed him. | Marion was average at checkers. | contradiction |
After sampling more than 35 different toothpastes, my researchers and I came to some conclusions about taste. | There was less than 20 different toothpastes sampled. | contradiction |
Didion has always been an expert on coolness, numbness, in hot climates. | Didion is also an expert on heating in cold climates. | neutral |
Officials at the Justice Department and FISA Court deny that the latter is a rubber stamp, attributing Justice's winning percentage to rigorous internal review that weeds out bad applications before they're filed. | The Justice Department and FISA Court contest that the latter is an empty endorsement. | entailment |
Gotta run now because the TV news has just started a story about the police apprehending Soccer Guy--this sidewalk bandit who distracted tourists by breaking into a soccer-ball-handling routine, then circling and bumping them until he'd pickpocketed their wallets. | The Soccer Guy performed tricks and everyone left with their money. | contradiction |
The assumption is that private investors who buy and sell won are depressing its value below its equilibrium rate. | There is an indication that private investigators who buy and sell are decreasing its value. | entailment |
Unless Wanamaker was willing to pay double for reaching the right half of the people, his total ad spending would go down and not up. | Wanamaker chose to forgo trying to reach the right half of the people, which left his ad spending unchanged. | contradiction |
After they're caught, they disappear for awhile, then re-emerge, apologize for their venality (usually to Larry King), and retake their place in the pantheon. | They mean their apology. | neutral |
The Nazi flag of the opening scene has become a Tibetan one, which they place on the summit. | The flag with the swastika waved vigorously. | neutral |
It is beyond me to chart the future byways of the digital revolution, but I'll venture one counterintuitive Electronic media will usher in a resurgence in the quality and value in handwriting. | It's ventured a resurgence in quality and value of handwriting may occur. | entailment |
Based on this assessment, NATO has kept ground forces out of Kosovo, allowing atrocities to continue, and has kept its planes high above Serbian anti-aircraft batteries, limiting our pilots' ability to distinguish refugees from Serb forces on the ground. | NATO allowed atrocities to continue. | entailment |
What this means is that the revenue from any new taxes on pollution could be used to reduce other taxes, such as Social Security contributions or the income tax (but not, of course, the capital-gains tax). | This is the way that Social Security shall be saved. | neutral |
You get to a hotel room in your travel-stained sweater, shirt, and pants, and drop all these down a chute. | A butler takes your laundry from you at the hotel. | contradiction |
Living poets will continue to be eligible as well. | Living poets are ineligible. | contradiction |
Avis' profits jumped 35 percent in the first six months of employee ownership, and the company remained profitable for the next decade. | Employee ownership has been positive for Avis | entailment |
Moreover, after Gerth's article the White House released a series of documents detailing the decision. | The text in the White House documents is misinformation. | neutral |
Clinton was 36 at the time of his alleged affair with the 21-year-old Ward. | Clinton is in a monotonous relationship with his wife. | contradiction |
As a result, sentences are short and clear, often brilliantly compressed. | A smart person wrote the sentences. | entailment |
If there is ever to be one, it will have to resemble this treaty at least surprise inspections of suspicious sites, the economic and moral ostracism of nations that don't cooperate, etc. | The outcome of this hinges on it's resemblance to this treaty. | entailment |
So does that of my fellow general editor, Nelly MacKay. | Nelly MacKay is a legislative editor. | contradiction |
His name-dropping is almost pathological, says one friend. | His name-dropping is like a narcotic, one of his friends mentioned. | entailment |
Mambo Italiano, and my personal favorite, Oooh, Bang, Jiggily Jang. | I like to dance to Mambo Italiano. | neutral |
No, it's something more amorphous, like, Who do you want to hear it from the next time a plane crashes or a world leader is assassinated? | The author proses a question as to who you want to hear breaking news from. | entailment |
Clinton has no such out. | There are many opportunities for Clinton. | contradiction |
Instead, they have been reduced to discussion about whether he is prone to tirades. | No one is talking about him because he is calm, cool, and collected. | contradiction |
Stephen King dumped his longtime publisher, Viking, and is seeking more than $17 million for his new book. | The printing house discarded the famous author like used tissue. | contradiction |
He set up a national e-mail tree designed to get people to send their friends in Iowa to Ames as Forbes supporters. | He supported Forbes in Iowa. | entailment |
Charles Schulz need not fear death. | Charles Schulz might be scared to die | neutral |
Time 's James Collins calls it pretty good, gooey, yearning, adolescent fun, and Entertainment Weekly 's Ken Tucker calls it a solid weekly soap opera. | There were other reviewers who found it equally as good. | neutral |
Mossad, which employs about 1,200 people, now has difficulty competing with private-sector recruiters . Its early agents were well-educated, European-born cosmopolitans who ran the agency like an exclusive club. | Mossad got competition from private sectors in matters of intelligence collection | entailment |
Ultimately, what I say in my defense is completely meaningless. | The author truly believes that what he says is useless. | neutral |
An unmarried dependent student qualifies before age 23, as does any adult child who acquired a physical or mental disability before age 21; | A child who was disabled before 21 qualifies for free health care. | neutral |
But where would those two applicants have ranked if blacks had not been enslaved and discriminated against? | The two applicants may have ranked differently if blacks had not been enslaved and discriminated against. | neutral |
Tim, we never should have got into this quagmire, but now we have no choice but to ... | They shouldn't of gotten into this predicament. | entailment |
But the screenwriter, Simon Beaufoy ( The Full Monty ), has a thing about bringing macho men down to earth with a thud. | Simon Beaufoy idealize macho men | contradiction |
Upgrading to Next Day Air does NOT [their emphasis] mean you'll get your order the next day. | Expect a package tomorrow if you upgrade to next day air. | contradiction |
The healing of the Gifford marriage is now complete, and Frank will never cheat again. | Frank cheated the very next day. | contradiction |
The first, as many of you did, is to take the competition improbably downscale--mixing implausible amounts of sex and/or violence into the competition. | The competition was about sex and violence. | contradiction |
The first, as many of you did, is to take the competition improbably downscale--mixing implausible amounts of sex and/or violence into the competition. | The competition was mixed with implausible amounts of sex. | entailment |
Reporters tried to provoke Bush into making news or embarrassing his hosts, while ignoring the social policy issues on his agenda. | Bush often ignored the reporters so he could address his social policies. | neutral |
Junger is grimly precise about the mechanics of drowning, says Time 's John Skow. | There are several mechanics of drowning. | neutral |
Both mags also cover hot, new drug Ginkgo biloba. | Interest in ginkgo biloba peaked decades ago. | contradiction |
Mir's life span has been extended well past what it was designed for, as Russia cannot afford a replacement. | Mir has proven to live longer than was thought. | entailment |
Safire suggests that Janet Reno should have asked to see the president alone, warned him unequivocally of the penetration, enlisted his aid in the investigation--or, if she thought it necessary, read him his rights. | Safire suggested many things to Janet Reno. | entailment |
Yes, said Emanuel after the HRC speech. | Following the speech, Emanuel denied it. | contradiction |
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. | George Bush wants to be Al Gore's best friend and Vice President. | contradiction |
If content is king, Dexter reasoned, then King should be content. | Dexter made a play on words to describe why King should be content. | entailment |
There is the rejection letter I received from George , which he was too modest to put his own name on. | George had someone else put their name on the rejection letter. | neutral |
But in anything as complicated as aviation or romance, there are infinite possibilities for debacle. | The chance of a disaster can never be ruled out when dealing with aviation. | entailment |
(Perkins did not respond to several requests for an interview.) | Perkins will immediately accommodate every interview request. | contradiction |
The best parts of Conley's book are about deep, institutional resistance to the way that otherwise admirable male professors understandably draw on their training of 20 years ago, which assumed the 70 kilogram male body as the human norm and left them totally ignorant of female health problems; the way training in elite specialties like neurosurgery still promotes a specific kind of cowboy bravado, which encourages women to bail out for gynecology. | Conley has done more research has on women's health problems since his book was published. | neutral |
I never spoke to my aunt, and I am not a student of the large literature by and about her. | I spoke to my aunt recently, and am a great student of the large volumes of literature about her. | contradiction |
Much of the liberal Catholic case against the pope deals with sexuality. | The claims around sexuality are directed at the pope. | neutral |
If I fill in my name and cash it, I pay tax. | It's tax free so you can put your name on it and cash it. | contradiction |
Lindbergh openly admired Hitler, cozied up to Hermann Goering, and branded Jews as un-American agitators who used their alleged power to attain their parochial ends. | Lindbergh idolize Hitler, and embraced Hermann Goering, while being in strong opposition to the Jews. | entailment |
Readers are of course invited to submit their candidates to the Rock Pomposity Sweepstakes at [email protected]. | Candidates are nominated by the readers. | entailment |
At the Pentagon, real-world combat requirements come first--except when they don't. | Real world combat requirements have usually high priority on the Pentagon | entailment |
Is it the right-wing commissar Norquist, who defied subpoenas from the Thompson Committee about his role laundering campaign contributions for the Republican National Committee (he is contemptuous of the law)? | Norquist defied subpoenas and was a right-wing comissar. | entailment |
Does W. agree with this sentiment? | W. was asked whether or not they agree with the opinion that was expressed. | neutral |
The girls who believe the scarves mean freedom may in fact be blinded by them. | The scarves mean freedom to the girls who believe in them but they may in fact be blinded by them. | entailment |
Wolfe doesn't see himself as primarily a satirist. | Wolfe has little satire in his work. | neutral |
He is a sort of vanguard, and follows her upon exiting. | Being a vanguard, upon exiting he sort of follows her | neutral |
While it makes no sense to worry that you are living well at your grandchildren's expense, you might legitimately worry that someone else is living well at your grandchildren's expense. | It makes no sense to worry about living well. | neutral |
In his second week as press scourge, Steve Brill remains a hot topic. | Steve Brill is barely mentioned these days, especially his last two weeks as the new press scourge. | contradiction |
Critics praise her eclectic style--funk, blues, soul, and dance--and dwell on her racy lyrics. | The lyrics made her a controversial figure at the time. | neutral |
In March, he dismissed Prime Minister Victor Chernomyrdin and replaced him with a 35-year-old political neophyte, Sergei Kiriyenko. | He was unhappy with the job the prime minister did, so he replaced hi.. | entailment |
It's not what management theorist Tom Peters sees as the company of the future, a floating network/crap game. | The company of the future is difficult to judge. | neutral |
As any 10-year-old knows (and game theorists can now elaborately prove), three-person secrets are particularly troublesome in this regard, because nobody can ever pinpoint which of the other two might have cheated. | It's easy to understand who misbehaved when you share a secret with two people | contradiction |
Scientists were once ostracized for holding religious beliefs but can now worship without embarrassment. | The past was an easier time to be an openly religious person of science. | contradiction |
If I lose, then it's a reflection on the whole family. | My family will be disappointed in me. | neutral |
Possession of a firearm or destructive device (i.e. | destructive devices could include blunt objects. | neutral |
Sticking ice axes in the sides of mountains is a pretty stupid way to get to 29,000 feet as well. | Over two hundred mountain peaks ascend higher than 29,000 feet above sea level. | contradiction |
If granny needed an operation, there went the tuition for junior's college. | Even with grandma's operation, Junior would still be able to go to college. | contradiction |
Broder and Waas say they have spoken with two ex- Spectator employees who anonymously corroborate Mann and Rand's assertion that the Arkansas Project paid Hale. | Spectator employees corroborate that Broder and Waas paid Hale. | contradiction |
particular national We are simultaneously subject to every other national jurisdiction. | The jurisdiction is also shared with a local one. | neutral |
In the United States in 1996, big organizations funded the general election sites that everyone used--ABC, the Washington Post , and the National Journal fathered PoliticsNow, and Time and CNN sired AllPolitics -- and most major papers and TV channels, notably the new MSNBC, had election pages. | In 1916, the general election was cancelled. | contradiction |
Fine, then simply means test it. | No tests are possible. | contradiction |
Good economic news, as the man once said, always comes bundled with bad. | There is no such thing as only good economic news. | entailment |
He was a very spiritual man, seeor . Some of the birds, however, would just fly straight up and dive down into the ground, embedding their beaks like the Daffy Duck of the gringo cartoon features. | The birds would burrow into the soil in a cartoonish fashion. | entailment |
It's OK, Leo Strauss Was a Devoted Someone should slip Kenneth Starr a tape of this week's This Week , where Kristol admits to being eliminated from the office NCAA pool. | The office NCAA pool eliminated Kristol. | entailment |
There will be no Revenge of the Nebbishes , no nebbish liberation. | Nebbish liberation will not occur. | entailment |
The technology might usefully be applied in local races, in which it's hard to sort out the platform of every potential state senator, judge, school board official, and city council member. | Local races encounter the challenge of categorizing the platform of individual candidates. | entailment |
With this retrospective, the newspaper photographer Arthur Fellig a k a Weegee (1899-1968) is judged a technical virtuoso, a great artist, and an inspiration to his followers. | Arthur did photographs and other types of art. | neutral |
--Associated Press story of Wednesday, Oct. 27, describing the efforts of Clinton aide Harold Ickes on behalf of Jesse Jackson Jr.'s campaign for Congress. | The story by the AP on the 27th of October discussed Harold Ickes, Clinton's aide, and Jesse Jackson Jr. | entailment |
Reno opposed some of these policies internally but had too little influence to stop them. | While the policies were hurtful to Reno, they were a net positive for the state as a whole. | neutral |
The three newsmagazines reconstruct the Heaven's Gate suicide, trace the cult's history, and link it to burgeoning New Age spiritualism. | The three newsmagazines want to burry the Heaven's Gate suicide story. | contradiction |
Joe Biden, D-Del., betrayed the No, I don't think we can negotiate with him--if you mean can we, in fact, work out something other than those minimal demands that were stated by NATO. | Joe Biden was loyal to the No and can be negotiated with. | contradiction |
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