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How many of the hundreds of thousands of cells in each tiny brain region must one study to get a representative picture? | How many of the hundreds of thousands of cells in each tiny brain region must one study to take a picture? | 0not_entailment
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How many times have you supposed to have taken something back or have it repaired or something and it's sat there, and it's sat there, and it's sat there, and it's sat there and it's collected du, I've got things round the house that I've been working on and that I've gotta, I've gotta and it's collected dust. | How many times have you supposed to have taken something back or have it repaired or something and it's sat there, and it's sat there, and it's sat there, and it's sat there and it's collected du, I've got things round the house that I've been working on and that I've gotta, I've gotta and it's gathered dust intentionally. | 0not_entailment
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How many Tit for Tats must there be in order for Tit for Tat to do better than Always Defect? | How many this for that must there be in order for Tit for Tat to do better than Always Defect? | 0not_entailment
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How much money is IBM pouring down the drain with OS/2? | How much money is IBM pouring down to the ocean with OS/2? | 0not_entailment
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How these banks set about merging will make or break them | How these banks set about merging will build or destroy them | 0not_entailment
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Humour can be an excellent behaviour for easing tensions and breaking the ice between people. | Humour can be an excellent behaviour for easing tensions and making icecubes between people. | 0not_entailment
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Humphreys was hoisted off into a private room and blows were exchanged behind closed doors. | Humphreys was hoisted off into a private room and blows were exchanged in private. | 0not_entailment
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Hundreds of items go under the hammer to save a medieval manor. | Hundreds of items change to save a medieval manor. | 0not_entailment
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Huw, a brown - eyed version of Feargal himself, accompanied by a pretty little blonde girl, looked as though he might enjoy causing chaos just for the hell of it. | Huw, a brown - eyed version of Feargal himself, accompanied by a pretty little blonde girl, looked as though he might enjoy causing chaos just for whatever reason. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I admit that the family wanted to keep you in the dark. | ‘ I admit that the family wanted to ignore the fans. | 0not_entailment
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I also noticed that the chiton was growing rather quickly, so put two and two together and removed it, whereupon the polyps stopped disappearing. | I also noticed that the chiton was growing rather quickly, so group like things together and removed it, whereupon the polyps stopped disappearing. | 0not_entailment
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I also say, with tongue in cheek, that the Harris 1,000-Plan should be dubbed the most outrageous confidence trick of the entire war. | I also say, with an odd manner, that the Harris 1,000-Plan should be dubbed the most outrageous confidence trick of the entire war. | 0not_entailment
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I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest at full tilt. | I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest at a position of fully leaning over. | 0not_entailment
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I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest at full tilt. | I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest while leaning to one side. | 0not_entailment
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I am a mole and I Live in a hole | I am a mole and I Live in debt | 0not_entailment
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‘ I am in the pink,’ said Dot, though she knew she wasn't or she wouldn't have allowed herself to weep the day before. | ‘ I am in pink paint said Dot, though she knew she wasn't or she wouldn't have allowed herself to weep the day before. | 0not_entailment
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I am not saying that natural energy flows do not exist, but to detect them alongside the multitude of artificial energy sources, and the thought forms of everyone who has visited or passed through the site, is likely to be confusing, to say the least. | I am not saying that natural energy flows do not exist, but to detect them alongside the multitude of artificial energy sources, and the thought forms of everyone who has visited or passed through the site, is likely to be confusing, so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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I am not sure whether I can confirm that off the cuff, but The Guardian sometimes gets it right. | I am not sure whether I can confirm that out from under the cuff of a sleeve, but The Guardian sometimes gets it right. | 0not_entailment
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I am now a man of straw. | I am now a man who sell straw. | 0not_entailment
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I am on the side of the angels — that's what you wanted to be reassured about?’ | I am at the top of the mountain — that's what you wanted to be reassured about?’ | 0not_entailment
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I am the ultimate source of meaning of all " existential facts "; all such facts, in the final analysis, turn out to be explicable in terms of facts about my own existence. | I am the ultimate source of meaning of all " existential facts "; all such facts, in the last page of the report, turn out to be explicable in terms of facts about my own existence. | 0not_entailment
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Ian gives up the ghost | Ian acts like a ghost | 0not_entailment
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Ian Osborne is my guest in this piece, guiding me through RoboCop 3 … | Ian Osborne goes for it in this piece, guiding me through RoboCop 3 … | 0not_entailment
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I arrived to face the music. | I arrived to enjoy the chill time. | 0not_entailment
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I ask Tor, who has come across to see how I am coping, if this is normal, a guarded, off - the - cuff way of informing him that I am shit - scared and would like the weather to change. | I ask Tor, who has come across to see how I am coping, if this is normal, a guarded, out from under the cuff of a sleeve way of informing him that I am shit - scared and would like the weather to change. | 0not_entailment
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I assaulted this position from every angle, ranging from thoughtful analyses of the male mid - life crisis, its nature and origins, to sweeping ad absurdumdismissals in which I demonstrated that by the same token Trish and Brian were equally culpable, because if they'd gone out for the day I would have stayed at home and we would never have met in the first place. | I assaulted this position from every angle, ranging from thoughtful analyses of the male mid - life crisis, its nature and origins, to sweeping ad absurdumdismissals in which I demonstrated that for the price of one ticket Trish and Brian were equally culpable, because if they'd gone out for the day I would have stayed at home and we would never have met in the first place. | 0not_entailment
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I believe I am a more flexible player who can sometimes play off the cuff and throw the opposition. | I believe I am a more flexible player who can sometimes play out from under the cuff of a sleeve and throw the opposition. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I bet his telephone wasn't off the hook at all. | ‘ I bet his telephone wasn't off the coathook at all. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I bet this would go down like a lead balloon if it was known in Grantley police station. | ‘ I bet this would happen fast and excitedly if it was known in Grantley police station. | 0not_entailment
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IBM Corp is expected to make its long - awaited move to extend the widely used CICS — Customer Information Control System — transaction processing environment to Unix on September 22nd, the first day of the Unix Expo trade show in New York. | IBM Corp is expected to stand still to extend the widely used CICS — Customer Information Control System — transaction processing environment to Unix on September 22nd, the first day of the Unix Expo trade show in New York. | 0not_entailment
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IBM Corp's dismantling of the Armonk politburo to follow Chairman Mao's ‘ Let 100 Flowers Bloom’ dictum has really let the genie out of the bottle, and Infoworld has been talking to consultants that say the company is planning to enter the tents of the enemy by putting a version of the DB2 database up under Windows NT. | IBM Corp's dismantling of the Armonk politburo to follow Chairman Mao's ‘ Let 100 Flowers Bloom’ dictum has really empty the bottle of alcohol, and Infoworld has been talking to consultants that say the company is planning to enter the tents of the enemy by putting a version of the DB2 database up under Windows NT. | 0not_entailment
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IBM is expected to make its long anticipated move into massively parallel computing this Tuesday when it launches parallel processing machines running from eight up to 64 PowerParallel RISC/6000 processors. | IBM is expected to stand still into massively parallel computing this Tuesday when it launches parallel processing machines running from eight up to 64 PowerParallel RISC/6000 processors. | 0not_entailment
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' I brought in the Readers' Digests ,' she muttered, unable to apply the brakes when she'd been on such a powerful roll. | ' I brought in the Readers' Digests ,' she muttered, unable to apply the brakes when she'd been moving uncontrollably. | 0not_entailment
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I came into the room and it was full of smoke … and I fell over the mat … and no one noticed … and switched on the light … and the party was in full swing. | I came into the room and it was full of smoke … and I fell over the mat … and no one noticed … and switched on the light … and the party was at a swingset. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I came to pass the time of day, that's all.’ | ‘ I came to tell the time, that's all.’ | 0not_entailment
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I can comb my hair now and then we go straight up town. | I can comb my hair now and then we become a law-abiding person up town. | 0not_entailment
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I can get around him at a pinch, but roll over him, never.’ | I can get around him with a pinch of salt, but roll over him, never.’ | 0not_entailment
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I can remember I've been on this Gipsy Working Party since you lost control of this Council for the last five years and you've fought tooth and nail all the way down the line to resist every gipsy site that came in you've used every manoeuvre that you could possibly do to resist it. | I can remember I've been on this Gipsy Working Party since you lost control of this Council for the last five years and you've bite and scratch all the way down the line to resist every gipsy site that came in you've used every manoeuvre that you could possibly do to resist it. | 0not_entailment
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I can smell a rat.’ | I can smell something rotten | 0not_entailment
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I can't afford to keep chucking two quid down the drain. | I can't afford to keep chucking two quid down to the ocean. | 0not_entailment
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I can't be the only one to find the subject of Lloyd's of London one of the most tedious under the sun. | I can't be the only one to find the subject of Lloyd's of London one of the most tedious that makes you warm. | 0not_entailment
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' I can then get some sketches, build on them and get a true picture of what happened. | ' I can then get some sketches, build on them and take a picture of what happened. | 0not_entailment
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I can't just leave him high and dry either. | I can't just leave him floating in dry air either. | 0not_entailment
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I can't wait to tell Nick I've got his job in the bag. | I can't wait to tell Nick I've got his job impossible. | 0not_entailment
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I ca n't wait to tell Nick I 've got his job in the bag . | I ca n't wait to tell Nick I 've got his job in the company. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I caught it in the banisters as I turned the corner,’ I lied. | ‘ I caught it in the banisters as I passed out of danger I lied. | 0not_entailment
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I changed the aluminium knobs for some more cheerful brass handles, covered the wall space between worktops and the bottom of cabinets with some blue and white Mexican tiles (which didn't cost the earth), re - topped the counters with butcher - block and changed the vinyl flagstones for quarry tiles. | I changed the aluminium knobs for some more cheerful brass handles, covered the wall space between worktops and the bottom of cabinets with some blue and white Mexican tiles (which didn't put the earth in danger), re - topped the counters with butcher - block and changed the vinyl flagstones for quarry tiles. | 0not_entailment
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I close the house and take the phone off the hook and I cry.’ | I close the house and take the phone off the coathook and I cry.’ | 0not_entailment
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I compiled an anthology a few years ago about, of misogynist quotes, and it's everything from the bible, the Koran, the Hindu, to, every religion's in there, all the judges are in there, pop singers are in there, I mean everybody under the sun! | I compiled an anthology a few years ago about, of misogynist quotes, and it's everything from the bible, the Koran, the Hindu, to, every religion's in there, all the judges are in there, pop singers are in there, I mean everybody that makes you warm! | 0not_entailment
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I continue making light of it. | I continue illuminating it. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I could eat a horse, Madame Chef.’ | ‘ I do not have an appetite, Madame Chef.’ | 0not_entailment
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I could go on about singing harmonics and endless sustain, but just take it from me that this amp covers the whole guitar tone palette from clean to mega - dirt with considerable ease. | I could go on about singing harmonics and endless sustain, but just take it away from me that this amp covers the whole guitar tone palette from clean to mega - dirt with considerable ease. | 0not_entailment
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I could have lost my rudder, burnt my boats, turned turtle in a sea of heartbreak or gone down with all hands. | I could have lost my rudder, burnt my boats, hid in a sea of heartbreak or gone down with all hands. | 0not_entailment
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I couldn't see it too clearly 'cos it was at the other end of the pitch, but it seemed that Jamie had the ball around the right hand edge of the box and curled it into the top left hand corner. | I couldn't see it too clearly 'cos it was at the other end of the pitch, but it seemed that Jamie had fun around the right hand edge of the box and curled it into the top left hand corner. | 0not_entailment
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I could see Quigley was about to make another move, but before he could do so I held out my hands, palm downwards, in a gesture much favoured by Mr Toombs in his last ecclesiastical campaign. | I could see Quigley was about to stand still, but before he could do so I held out my hands, palm downwards, in a gesture much favoured by Mr Toombs in his last ecclesiastical campaign. | 0not_entailment
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I'd be embarrassed to let it see the light of day with my name associated with it...It's a work in progress and it shows. | I'd be embarrassed to let it see the brightest star of day with my name associated with it...It's a work in progress and it shows. | 0not_entailment
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I'd done it for four years on the trot. | I'd done it for four years on a horse. | 0not_entailment
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Identify where you've put objects that are useful but are stored so badly that they never see the light of day. | Identify where you've put objects that are useful but are stored so badly that they never achieve a new understanding of day. | 0not_entailment
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I'd feel a proper fool talking into one of those things, but I suppose you're used to it.’ | I'd feel a proper fool talking into an unfortunate but unavoidable event, but I suppose you're used to it.’ | 0not_entailment
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I did do the right thing, didn't I? ' | I did do the turn rightn't I? ' | 0not_entailment
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I did not see the light for many years after I should have done, because it was there to see for those who were prepared to do so. | I did not see the brightest star for many years after I should have done, because it was there to see for those who were prepared to do so. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I didn't bother buying a crib; Rachel went straight into her carrycot and stayed there until she was four months when she moved to the cot. | ‘ I didn't bother buying a crib; Rachel became a law-abiding person into her carrycot and stayed there until she was four months when she moved to the cot. | 0not_entailment
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I didn't, but the poor person who was my guest barely said a word throughout our time together as I quoted and re-quoted from the photocopy of the entry in the history book; indeed Bremeridge was a veritable cornucopia of history and illustrious names. | I didn't, but the poor person who went for it barely said a word throughout our time together as I quoted and re-quoted from the photocopy of the entry in the history book; indeed Bremeridge was a veritable cornucopia of history and illustrious names. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I didn't go cap - in - hand to them. | ‘ I didn't go without wearing a hat to them. | 0not_entailment
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I didn't know how he got it up, it's, it's only thin | I didn't know how he got an erection, it's, it's only thin | 0not_entailment
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I didn't know how you guys were gon na pull off a wedding in front of a teepee, but you did it, so way to go. | I didn't know how you guys were gon na pull off a wedding in front of a teepee, but you did it, so terrible job . | 0not_entailment
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I didn't know how you guys were gon na pull off a wedding in front of a teepee, but you did it, so way to go. | I didn't know how you guys were gon na pull off a wedding in front of a teepee, but you did it, so we've got a long way to go. | 0not_entailment
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I didn't mean to make light of your problems. | I didn't mean to illuminate your problems. | 0not_entailment
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I didn't think it was bad for off the cuff, but he'd probably used it a zillion times before. | I didn't think it was bad for out from under the cuff of a sleeve, but he'd probably used it a zillion times before. | 0not_entailment
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I didn't want her to think I was angry or disappointed, and as I helped her ashore, I smiled and said, ‘ I understand,’ and, caught in the no - man's - land between desire and fulfilment, leant forward rather clumsily to kiss her. | I didn't want her to think I was angry or disappointed, and as I helped her ashore, I smiled and said, ‘ I understand,’ and, caught in the a land that no one want to buy between desire and fulfilment, leant forward rather clumsily to kiss her. | 0not_entailment
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I did the right thing, he told himself, renting that flat. | I turned right, he told himself, renting that flat. | 0not_entailment
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I discovered a leak of brake fluid — just a small problem but I was in the fast lane so it was a bit worrying.’ | I discovered a leak of brake fluid — just a small problem but I was with a rapid and exciting pace so it was a bit worrying.’ | 0not_entailment
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' I'd like to Lend a Hand and help people too ,' Jenny said quietly, after a moment's thought. | ' I'd like to shake hands and help people too ,' Jenny said quietly, after a moment's thought. | 0not_entailment
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I do, it doesn't ring a bell actually. | I do, it doesn't ring a church bell actually. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I do love you,’ I said, like a child touching wood. | ‘ I do love you,’ I said, like a child putting the finishing touches on wood furniture. | 0not_entailment
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I do not know why the Minister is making such heavy weather of this matter. | I do not know why the Minister is predicting bad weather for this matter. | 0not_entailment
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' I don't give a fig ,' Cranston replied ,' if you hold it direct from the Holy Father! | ' I do not sell figs ,' Cranston replied ,' if you hold it direct from the Holy Father! | 0not_entailment
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' I don't give a fig for what Watkin says! ' | ' I do not sell figs for what Watkin says! ' | 0not_entailment
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I don't have to look too far back in there when we started this whole process, four or five years of throwing it all up in the air to say that I felt every pupil could comment in some way, something that they had enjoyed, something they felt they'd been successful at, something they felt they found difficult, something that had pleased them, surely every child could comment on wo, if it's just one of those things | I don't have to look too far back in there when we started this whole process, four or five years of throwing it all flying through the air to say that I felt every pupil could comment in some way, something that they had enjoyed, something they felt they'd been successful at, something they felt they found difficult, something that had pleased them, surely every child could comment on wo, if it's just one of those things | 0not_entailment
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I don't know how much Oliver's told you about the Shakespeare School, but take it from me that place is tacky: how it got its registered status I shudder to think. | I don't know how much Oliver's told you about the Shakespeare School, but take it away from me that place is tacky: how it got its registered status I shudder to think. | 0not_entailment
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I don't know if they're laughing all the way to the bank, but they can certainly afford to get there in a cab. | I don't know if they're making money by deceiving, but they can certainly afford to get there in a cab. | 0not_entailment
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I don't know, it's, it's er it's a little harder to say the least. | I don't know, it's, it's er it's a little harder so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I don't mind putting my neck on the line when I have to, or when there's a percentage in it, but anybody who fools with the Severn in these parts just for the hell of it, is an idiot.’ | ‘ I don't mind putting my neck on the line when I have to, or when there's a percentage in it, but anybody who fools with the Severn in these parts just for whatever reason, is an idiot.’ | 0not_entailment
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I don't propose to enter into a tutorial on the enhanced commands, but take it from me that you can manipulate how a program looks when it opens, and even feed keystrokes to it automatically, have it run macros, and so forth. | I don't propose to enter into a tutorial on the enhanced commands, but take it away from me that you can manipulate how a program looks when it opens, and even feed keystrokes to it automatically, have it run macros, and so forth. | 0not_entailment
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I don't think five wins on the trot here will ever be done again. | I don't think five wins on a horse here will ever be done again. | 0not_entailment
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I don't think he has the heart for it. | I don't think he is merciful for it. | 0not_entailment
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I don't think he's right in what he says but I think it might have been a bit tongue in cheek as well. | I don't think he's right in what he says but I think it might have been a bit an odd manner as well. | 0not_entailment
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' I don't think the beTrobi have a word for it. | ' I don't think the beTrobi speak privately for it. | 0not_entailment
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‘ I don't want to feel I've twisted your arm,’ said lawyer B to the visibly shattered client. | ‘ I don't want to feel I've agonized you said lawyer B to the visibly shattered client. | 0not_entailment
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I don't wish to underestimate it the, our attendance times around the Meridian Park area, the large new build area Mr Chairman erm, our attendance times there are shocking to say the least. | I don't wish to underestimate it the, our attendance times around the Meridian Park area, the large new build area Mr Chairman erm, our attendance times there are shocking so as to be brief and efficient. | 0not_entailment
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I'd show him the door, tell him if he can get more than that somewhere else he's very welcome and use the £ 2million transfer fee on a player who doesn't put money first. | I'd show you some tips to get accepted, tell him if he can get more than that somewhere else he's very welcome and use the £ 2million transfer fee on a player who doesn't put money first. | 0not_entailment
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I dyed my hair every colour under the sun, and I was in this all - women band, we wore lots and lots of make - up and these really baggy dresses in wild colours, which covered our whole bodies — we all dressed the same. | I dyed my hair every colour that makes you warm, and I was in this all - women band, we wore lots and lots of make - up and these really baggy dresses in wild colours, which covered our whole bodies — we all dressed the same. | 0not_entailment
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I, er I mean it sticks out like a sore thumb, and one would have expected that this paper came from education. | I, er I mean it hurt like a sore thumb, and one would have expected that this paper came from education. | 0not_entailment
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I expect they just put two and two together and went on from there.’ | I expect they just group like things together and went on from there.’ | 0not_entailment
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If 13 of them had been nasty, Tit for Tat wouldn't have won. | If 13 of them had been nasty, this for that wouldn't have won. | 0not_entailment
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If a given thing x is related to a given thing y, it is argued, this must be seen as having to do with the intrinsic nature of x, and the intrinsic nature of x can, in the final analysis, be fully understood only as a feature of the whole to which it and everything else belongs. | If a given thing x is related to a given thing y, it is argued, this must be seen as having to do with the intrinsic nature of x, and the intrinsic nature of x can, in the last page of the report, be fully understood only as a feature of the whole to which it and everything else belongs. | 0not_entailment
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If a little tired, so if it's all the same to you, I think I'll make a move to bed now.’ | If a little tired, so if it's all the same to you, I think I'll stand still to bed now.’ | 0not_entailment
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If a member of, say, the Hohenzollerns decided to keep the wolf from the door by taking up this particular trade, then royal here clearly would be true of the hatmaker; i.e. the property ROYAL would apply to the E present to the mind of the speaker describing such an individual. | If a member of, say, the Hohenzollerns decided to stay away from harassment by taking up this particular trade, then royal here clearly would be true of the hatmaker; i.e. the property ROYAL would apply to the E present to the mind of the speaker describing such an individual. | 0not_entailment
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If a person is ‘ torn’ between opinions, unable to ‘ make up’his mind, or if he is ‘ up in the air’over something and unsure which side he should ‘ come down on’, or if he is furiously ‘ debating’with himself or ‘ hanging back’, or weighing up his ‘ reservations’, he is nothing if not ‘ in two minds’. | If a person is ‘ torn’ between opinions, unable to ‘ make up’his mind, or if he is ‘ flying through the air something and unsure which side he should ‘ come down on’, or if he is furiously ‘ debating’with himself or ‘ hanging back’, or weighing up his ‘ reservations’, he is nothing if not ‘ in two minds’. | 0not_entailment
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If, as might appear on the face of it to be the case, ss20 - 24 can only be breached by actual acts, no difficulty arises with MDPs. | If, as might appear Encountering to be the case, ss20 - 24 can only be breached by actual acts, no difficulty arises with MDPs. | 0not_entailment
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