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He looked even more puzzled but Pascoe could see from Alice's face that she was beginning to get the picture. | He looked even more puzzled but Pascoe could see from Alice's face that she was beginning to take a picture. | 0not_entailment
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He looked good enough to pass muster, but not so valuable that his inevitable sacrifice to the god of political expediency on the altar of high culture was likely to bring tears. | He looked good enough to pass along mustard, but not so valuable that his inevitable sacrifice to the god of political expediency on the altar of high culture was likely to bring tears. | 0not_entailment
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He looked, I thought, a touch over the top. | He looked, I thought, a touch excellent. | 0not_entailment
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He looked like the petrol - soaked wreck of a swan come to grief in a polluted river. | He looked like the petrol - soaked wreck of a swan express condolences in a polluted river. | 0not_entailment
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He looked the other way, staring at TV aerials as if he was doing a project on them. | He ignored things wrong, staring at TV aerials as if he was doing a project on them. | 0not_entailment
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He looked the other way, staring at TV aerials as if he was doing a project on them. | He turned a blind eye, staring at TV aerials as if he was doing a project on them. | 0not_entailment
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‘ He looks the other way, then?’ | ‘ He becomes shy, then?’ | 0not_entailment
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Help me to do the right thing, she prayed silently. | Help me to turn right, she prayed silently. | 0not_entailment
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He made a move to start the engine but Maggie was so scared that she gripped his arm, quite forgetting who he was. | He stood still to start the engine but Maggie was so scared that she gripped his arm, quite forgetting who he was. | 0not_entailment
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He made a move towards her and bawled at her to ‘ get out’, which she did but not without slamming the door for all she was worth behind her. | He stood still towards her and bawled at her to ‘ get out’, which she did but not without slamming the door for all she was worth behind her. | 0not_entailment
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He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed the fat with Stapleton. | He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed on fatty food with Stapleton. | 0not_entailment
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‘ He makes light of his handicap,’ said an admirer who attended the meeting. | ‘ He illuminates his handicap,’ said an admirer who attended the meeting. | 0not_entailment
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‘ He may be an old moaner, but he's got a heart of gold.’ | ‘ He may be an old moaner, but he's got a cold, mean heart | 0not_entailment
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He may be an unlikely civil servant , but his qualities should stand him in good stead for the job of producing a national strategy for the NHS 's science . | He may be an unlikely civil servant , but his qualities should be useless for the job of producing a national strategy for the NHS 's science . | 0not_entailment
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He might have to abandon his return to the pensione to change and go straight to the Stasi address. | He might have to abandon his return to the pensione to change and become a law-abiding person to the Stasi address. | 0not_entailment
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He might take the odd class in Geography at a pinch, but he had never given the subject any particular prominence in the school, and most boys gave it up after two years. | He might take the odd class in Geography with a pinch of salt, but he had never given the subject any particular prominence in the school, and most boys gave it up after two years. | 0not_entailment
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Hemp agrimony —Eupatorium cannabinum — flourished in the Britches, as it happened; Jean Powers was not so wide of the mark. | Hemp agrimony —Eupatorium cannabinum — flourished in the Britches, as it happened; Jean Powers was not so considerably accurate. | 0not_entailment
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He must have taken a shine to the jacket because he turned the corner — and never came back leaving the police red-faced. | He must have taken a shine to the jacket because he passed out of danger — and never came back leaving the police red-faced. | 0not_entailment
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Hence, explanations and prescriptions which stress higher investment as the direct means to higher growth in the UK are probably very wide of the mark [Pollard , 1982]. | Hence, explanations and prescriptions which stress higher investment as the direct means to higher growth in the UK are probably very considerably accurate [Pollard , 1982]. | 0not_entailment
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Hence John Taylor's unlucky candidature in Cheltenham, with all its resultant difficulties, and the arrival on the stump of several Asians, many of whom sounded more Sandhurst than Sandhurst itself. | Hence John Taylor's unlucky candidature in Cheltenham, with all its resultant difficulties, and the arrival sitting on the tree stump of several Asians, many of whom sounded more Sandhurst than Sandhurst itself. | 0not_entailment
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Hendrie said :' Vinnie has a heart of gold off the pitch. | Hendrie said :' Vinnie has a cold, mean heart off the pitch. | 0not_entailment
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Hendrik Scholte eyed the stranger suspiciously — hotel - keepers invariably did — and was on the point of showing Vincent the door when his wife intervened. | Hendrik Scholte eyed the stranger suspiciously — hotel - keepers invariably did — and was on the point of showing you some tips to get accepted when his wife intervened. | 0not_entailment
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Hendry makes his move but Martyn waits. | Hendry stands still but Martyn waits. | 0not_entailment
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He observes the prohibition against ‘ talking shop’, whereas Pound through his London years seems never to have talked anything else. | He observes the prohibition against ‘ talking about shopping, whereas Pound through his London years seems never to have talked anything else. | 0not_entailment
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He or she is trying to get a very clear picture of what you can do so that they can place you accurately and not send you on too many pointless interviews. | He or she is trying to take a picture of what you can do so that they can place you accurately and not send you on too many pointless interviews. | 0not_entailment
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He passed the time of day with Two Coats the tramp. | He told the time with Two Coats the tramp. | 0not_entailment
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He points out that sometimes we have control over our ideas, and sometimes not: often we can set ourselves to imagine what we want; at other times, however, as in broad daylight, ‘ it is not in my power to … determine what particular objects shall present themselves to my view’. | He points out that sometimes we have control over our ideas, and sometimes not: often we can set ourselves to imagine what we want; at other times, however, as in a well-lit room, ‘ it is not in my power to … determine what particular objects shall present themselves to my view’. | 0not_entailment
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He prefers acting with other countries to going it alone . | He prefers acting with other countries to doing it with all the assistance of others . | 0not_entailment
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He published his first four papers while a research student and subsequently regrets that one of them saw the light of day. | He published his first four papers while a research student and subsequently regrets that one of them saw the brightest star of day. | 0not_entailment
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He pulled a face at her as he shifted a sheaf of papers towards him. | He made a facial expression that shows dislike at her as he shifted a sheaf of papers towards him. | 0not_entailment
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He pushed the bottle across the table but made no move to get her a glass. | He pushed the bottle across the table but stood still to get her a glass. | 0not_entailment
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He put it in a nutshell when he said she was the sort of girl who , if there had been a meadow handy , would have been out there in a flash picking cowslips . | He put it verbosely when he said she was the sort of girl who , if there had been a meadow handy , would have been out there in a flash picking cowslips . | 0not_entailment
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He ran back into the living - room and took the phone off the hook. | He ran back into the living - room and took the phone off the coathook. | 0not_entailment
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He rang a bell on the desk and Rossman entered. | He sound familiar on the desk and Rossman entered. | 0not_entailment
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Her annual garden party, for buyers of fleets of cars and trucks who dealt with her husband, was always a memorable occasion, reported upon in detail by the queen of the social columns of the Tollemarche Advent, a lady who could make or break a local hostess. | Her annual garden party, for buyers of fleets of cars and trucks who dealt with her husband, was always a memorable occasion, reported upon in detail by the queen of the social columns of the Tollemarche Advent, a lady who could build or destroy a local hostess. | 0not_entailment
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Her appointments for the following week could, at a pinch, be postponed. | Her appointments for the following week could, with a pinch of salt, be postponed. | 0not_entailment
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Her benefits were therefore not so much economic as political: he who pays the piper calls the tune. | Her benefits were therefore not so much economic as political: he who pays the piper sings the song. | 0not_entailment
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‘ Her biological machinery was in full swing.’ | ‘ Her biological machinery was at a swingset | 0not_entailment
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Her claim on this point is doubtful, to say the least. | Her claim on this point is doubtful, so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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Her connection with France was tenuous to say the least — a fragile link broken long ago. | Her connection with France was tenuous so as to be brief and efficient — a fragile link broken long ago. | 0not_entailment
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Herds from Scotland also went south down the centre of England, some having swum across the Solway Firth. | Herds from Scotland also became worse down the centre of England, some having swum across the Solway Firth. | 0not_entailment
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Here again Dicey seems wide of the mark. | Here again Dicey seems considerably accurate. | 0not_entailment
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He realized that accepting it as an office would have meant being pressed into staying late at night talking shop. | He realized that accepting it as an office would have meant being pressed into staying late at night talking about shopping. | 0not_entailment
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He really cannot have it both ways. | He really cannot do two things at once. | 0not_entailment
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He really got my back up! | He really willing to support everyone! | 0not_entailment
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Here, almost any topic under the sun was likely to be tossed about in the course of a morning's talk. | Here, almost any topic that makes you warm was likely to be tossed about in the course of a morning's talk. | 0not_entailment
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Here everything was in full swing, and he got the impression that the fire was now well under control. | Here everything was at a swingset, and he got the impression that the fire was now well under control. | 0not_entailment
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He reflected gloomily on the price of his ambition, because he had gone out on a limb to persuade a mistrustful and increasingly hostile Kenamun to consent to the operation he had mounted, and then he had only achieved it by linking Surere to the serial killings. | He reflected gloomily on the price of his ambition, because he had gone out onto a tree branch to persuade a mistrustful and increasingly hostile Kenamun to consent to the operation he had mounted, and then he had only achieved it by linking Surere to the serial killings. | 0not_entailment
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He regularly plays the ball outside the 18-yard area before kicking it upfield. | He regularly cooperates outside the 18-yard area before kicking it upfield. | 0not_entailment
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‘ Here, in broad daylight, the door open, Dolores hovering near by?’ | ‘ Here, in a well-lit room, the door open, Dolores hovering near by?’ | 0not_entailment
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He remembered little about the fires because he was under the influence of drink and did not realise what he was doing. | He remembered little about the fires because he was under the spell of drink and did not realise what he was doing. | 0not_entailment
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He responded to claims that the Shetland public were being kept in the dark about the facts of the Braer grounding by saying that MAIB inquiries were held in private to allow people to speak more freely. | He responded to claims that the Shetland ignoring the fans about the facts of the Braer grounding by saying that MAIB inquiries were held in private to allow people to speak more freely. | 0not_entailment
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Here they are shooting the breeze, Fairfax in his outmoded but perfectly cut clothes, the laibon in a dark blue shift and a cape of fur, with ear lobes that contain three or four little bead earrings and a silver wire holding a small copper bell. | Here they are making things awkward, Fairfax in his outmoded but perfectly cut clothes, the laibon in a dark blue shift and a cape of fur, with ear lobes that contain three or four little bead earrings and a silver wire holding a small copper bell. | 0not_entailment
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Here was an urban no - man's - land, fit territory for murder. | Here was an urban a land that no one want to buy, fit territory for murder. | 0not_entailment
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Here was the embodiment of evil, the Scapegoat, and with his imminent destruction wickedness would be symbolically cast out and the townspeople would be once more on the side of the angels. | Here was the embodiment of evil, the Scapegoat, and with his imminent destruction wickedness would be symbolically cast out and the townspeople would be once more at the top of the mountain. | 0not_entailment
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Her existence certainly saved him from making decisions: ‘ I've got to consult my wife’ always let him off the hook and annoyed the independent Jane. | Her existence certainly saved him from making decisions: ‘ I've got to consult my wife’ always let him off the coathook and annoyed the independent Jane. | 0not_entailment
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Her fine words had been so much whistling in the dark. | Her fine words had been so much whistle while the lights be off. | 0not_entailment
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Her heart had been lost to him the first moment she had set eyes on him. | Her have heart failure to him the first moment she had set eyes on him. | 0not_entailment
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Her kindness broke the ice and as we began to chat I discovered that instead of feeling awkward I was eager to talk to her. | Her kindness made icecubes and as we began to chat I discovered that instead of feeling awkward I was eager to talk to her. | 0not_entailment
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Herluin advanced upon the altar very slowly, as though these few paces, and the climbing of the three steps, must be utilized to the full for prayer, and passionate concentration on this single effort which would make or break for him a dear ambition. | Herluin advanced upon the altar very slowly, as though these few paces, and the climbing of the three steps, must be utilized to the full for prayer, and passionate concentration on this single effort which would build or destroy for him a dear ambition. | 0not_entailment
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Her methods of teaching were rudimentary, to say the least. | Her methods of teaching were rudimentary, so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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Her Mother cooked with gas, as she did until she went on to electric. | Her Mother maked substantial progress, as she did until she went on to electric. | 0not_entailment
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Hero Freeman has last laugh | Hero Freeman is the last to laugh at a joke | 0not_entailment
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Her performance brought the house down and as they stood to go back and see her Maggie suddenly realised that Mitch was no longer there. | Her performance made the house collapse and as they stood to go back and see her Maggie suddenly realised that Mitch was no longer there. | 0not_entailment
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Her pleading frail voice went straight to my heart every time, and quite often I would crack her more than a few eggs to make up the dozen. | Her pleading frail voice became a law-abiding person to my heart every time, and quite often I would crack her more than a few eggs to make up the dozen. | 0not_entailment
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Her stunt of last night had been infantile, to say the least, if not positively life - threatening. | Her stunt of last night had been infantile, so as to be brief and efficient, if not positively life - threatening. | 0not_entailment
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Her version ( slightly rewritten for the occasion ) of ‘ This is My Song’ brought the house down and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech . | Her version ( slightly rewritten for the occasion ) of ‘ This is My Song’ brought the mood down and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech . | 0not_entailment
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Her version ( slightly rewritten for the occasion ) of ‘ This is My Song’ brought the house down and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech . | Her version ( slightly rewritten for the occasion ) of ‘ This is My Song’ elicited a tepid response and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech . | 0not_entailment
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Her version (slightly rewritten for the occasion) of ‘ This is My Song’ brought the house down and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech. | Her version (slightly rewritten for the occasion) of ‘ This is My Song’ made the house collapse and everyone was ready to listen to the main speech. | 0not_entailment
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Herzberg developed a more sophisticated analysis of the significance of higher and lower order needs. | Herzberg developed a more sophisticated analysis of the significance of at the top and bottom order needs. | 0not_entailment
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He said he still had to work out an acceptable solution to the dispute created by Israel's deportation of 415 Palestinians from the occupied territories to an icy no man's land in south Lebanon, where 396 of them remain. | He said he still had to work out an acceptable solution to the dispute created by Israel's deportation of 415 Palestinians from the occupied territories to an icy a land that no one want to buy in south Lebanon, where 396 of them remain. | 0not_entailment
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He said: ‘ I'm on top of the world. | He said: ‘ I'm on top of Mount Everest. | 0not_entailment
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He said: ‘ In a company such as ours there is a huge reservoir of potentially valuable information simply lying around untapped, maybe in someone's head or gathering dust in a file somewhere. | He said: ‘ In a company such as ours there is a huge reservoir of potentially valuable information simply lying around untapped, maybe in someone's head or sweeping up dust in a file somewhere. | 0not_entailment
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He said: ‘ It is certainly very different, to say the least. | He said: ‘ It is certainly very different, so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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He said it remained in the black but he refused to rule out job cuts at the factory , where 40 workers lost their jobs last year . | He said it remained in a unprofitable state but he refused to rule out job cuts at the factory , where 40 workers lost their jobs last year . | 0not_entailment
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He said it remained in the black but he refused to rule out job cuts at the factory , where 40 workers lost their jobs last year . | He said it remained in the dark but he refused to rule out job cuts at the factory , where 40 workers lost their jobs last year . | 0not_entailment
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He said: ‘ Money's available to George, but there's no point in him rushing out and spending it for the hell of it. | He said: ‘ Money's available to George, but there's no point in him rushing out and spending it for whatever reason. | 0not_entailment
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He said ‘ No thanks, I'm on the wagon now lads’.’ | He said ‘ No thanks, I'm on the vehicle now lads’.’ | 0not_entailment
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He said: ‘ Our intention is to defuse the situation at present with a view to trying to negotiate our way through the problem and secure an outcome in the months ahead which will satisfy all our fishermen.’ | He said: ‘ Our intention is to defuse the situation at present with the intention to trying to negotiate our way through the problem and secure an outcome in the months ahead which will satisfy all our fishermen.’ | 0not_entailment
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He said something which I took to mean ‘ hair of the dog’ in Serbo Croat then he poured. | He said something which I took to mean ‘ dog hair in Serbo Croat then he poured. | 0not_entailment
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He said that the message that " environment means business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium - sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities. | He said that the message that " environment thinks everything could be a business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium - sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities. | 0not_entailment
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He said, ‘ You can take it from me — he hanged himself. | He said, ‘ You can take it away from me — he hanged himself. | 0not_entailment
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He saw it drop out of sight below the lip. | He saw it drop blind below the lip. | 0not_entailment
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He Saw The Light seven or eight years ago, and went to work for the Verfassung - schutz at Ehrenfeld. | He see the brightest star seven or eight years ago, and went to work for the Verfassung - schutz at Ehrenfeld. | 0not_entailment
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He says that under the circumstances he did the right thing. | He says that under the circumstances he turned right. | 0not_entailment
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He's been all sweetness and light, promised nothing and done ditto.’ | He's been all sugary and nutritionally void food, promised nothing and done ditto.’ | 0not_entailment
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He's calling the tune on taxes now | He's singing the song on taxes now | 0not_entailment
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He scrambled to his feet and charged full tilt down the side of the dell. | He scrambled to his feet and charged a position of fully leaning over down the side of the dell. | 0not_entailment
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He's dead and buried.’ | He's forgotten | 0not_entailment
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He's disgusted at the way the workforce has been kept in the dark about its future. | He's disgusted at the way the ignoring the fans about its future. | 0not_entailment
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‘ He's down in the mouth worse'n ever today.’ | ‘ He's getting dental surgery worse'n ever today.’ | 0not_entailment
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‘ He seems to have done a runner. | ‘ He seems to have gone jogging. | 0not_entailment
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He sees Sweeney in broad daylight in a pub on Gerrard Street, ‘ I want you out here, Sweeney.’ | He sees Sweeney in a well-lit room in a pub on Gerrard Street, ‘ I want you out here, Sweeney.’ | 0not_entailment
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He sees the new blood scheme as one way to redress the balance against over - represented subjects like particle physics. | He sees the donated blood scheme as one way to redress the balance against over - represented subjects like particle physics. | 0not_entailment
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He sent Richard on ahead while he travelled south through Berry, where once again his eldest son was making heavy weather of the task assigned to him. | He sent Richard on ahead while he travelled south through Berry, where once again his eldest son was predicting bad weather for the task assigned to him. | 0not_entailment
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He's gone the whole hog that guy hanging down to his | He's thought about eating a whole pig that guy hanging down to his | 0not_entailment
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He's impressed a number of Premier League managers but Venables will be the first to make a move. | He's impressed a number of Premier League managers but Venables will be the first to stand still. | 0not_entailment
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He's like my car, he's like the fucking Fiasco — way past his best, giving everyone grief, and burning up money and rubber and oil. | He's like my car, he's like the fucking Fiasco — way past his best, being sad, and burning up money and rubber and oil. | 0not_entailment
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He's on the mend because, unlike many former offenders, Mr McDonald has a home. | He's suffering because, unlike many former offenders, Mr McDonald has a home. | 0not_entailment
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‘ He's on the square.’ | ‘ He's hanging out idly | 0not_entailment
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