HiTZ/This-is-not-a-dataset · Datasets at Hugging Face

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1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	true	false	Emotional distress is an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	false	true	Any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms may be an appropriate definition of reptile in certain contexts.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	true	false	Emotional distress may be an appropriate definition of reptile in certain contexts.
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1	Synonymy1	8	verbal	analytic	clausal	true	true	Emotional distress is not an appropriate definition of reptile in any context.
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1	Synonymy1	8	verbal	analytic	clausal	true	true	Emotional distress may not be an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	false	true	In certain contexts any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms is an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	true	false	In certain contexts emotional distress is an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	false	true	In certain contexts any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms may be an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	affirmation	none	none	true	false	In certain contexts emotional distress may be an appropriate definition of reptile.
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1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	In no context emotional distress may be an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	synthetic	subclausal	false	false	Any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms is never an appropriate definition of reptile in any context.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	synthetic	subclausal	true	true	Emotional distress is never an appropriate definition of reptile in any context.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	synthetic	subclausal	false	false	Any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms is never an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	synthetic	subclausal	true	true	Emotional distress is never an appropriate definition of reptile.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	false	false	Not a single reptile is commonly any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	Not a single reptile is commonly emotional distress.
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1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	Not a single reptile is emotional distress.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	false	false	Not a single reptile may commonly be any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	Not a single reptile may commonly be emotional distress.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	false	false	Not a single reptile may be any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	Not a single reptile may be emotional distress.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	false	false	No reptile is commonly any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	No reptile is commonly emotional distress.
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1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	No reptile is emotional distress.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	false	false	No reptile may commonly be any cold-blooded vertebrate of the class Reptilia including tortoises, turtles, snakes, lizards, alligators, crocodiles, and extinct forms.
1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	No reptile may commonly be emotional distress.
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1	Synonymy1	8	non_verbal	analytic	subclausal	true	true	No reptile may be emotional distress.
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1	Synonymy1	9	affirmation	none	none	true	false	A fortune is commonly a postulated sequence of possible events.
1	Synonymy1	9	affirmation	none	none	false	true	A fortune is a large amount of wealth or prosperity.
1	Synonymy1	9	affirmation	none	none	true	false	A fortune is a postulated sequence of possible events.
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Fortune never refers to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

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Fortune never refers to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

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false

Fortune does not stand for a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

analytic

clausal

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Fortune does not stand for a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

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clausal

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Fortune does not refer to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

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clausal

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Fortune does not refer to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

non_verbal

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subclausal

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Fortune does never stand for a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

non_verbal

synthetic

subclausal

true

Fortune does never stand for a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

non_verbal

synthetic

subclausal

false

Fortune does never refer to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

non_verbal

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subclausal

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Fortune does never refer to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

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true

Fortune may commonly stand for a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

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Fortune may commonly stand for a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

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true

Fortune may commonly refer to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

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Fortune may commonly refer to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

false

true

Fortune may stand for a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

false

Fortune may stand for a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

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true

Fortune may refer to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

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Fortune may refer to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

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Fortune may not stand for a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

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clausal

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Fortune may not stand for a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

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clausal

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Fortune may not refer to a large amount of wealth or prosperity.

1

Synonymy1

9

verbal

analytic

clausal

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Fortune may not refer to a postulated sequence of possible events.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

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true

A large amount of wealth or prosperity is an appropriate definition of fortune in certain contexts.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

false

A postulated sequence of possible events is an appropriate definition of fortune in certain contexts.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

false

true

A large amount of wealth or prosperity is an appropriate definition of fortune.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

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A postulated sequence of possible events is an appropriate definition of fortune.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

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true

A large amount of wealth or prosperity may be an appropriate definition of fortune in certain contexts.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

none

true

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A postulated sequence of possible events may be an appropriate definition of fortune in certain contexts.

1

Synonymy1

9

affirmation

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A large amount of wealth or prosperity may be an appropriate definition of fortune.

1

Synonymy1

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affirmation

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true

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A postulated sequence of possible events may be an appropriate definition of fortune.