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	Musk decided to offer up his personal Tesla roadster. | 
	Musk decided to offer up his personal yacht. | -1no label
 | 300 | 
| 
	Musk decided to offer up his personal yacht. | 
	Musk decided to offer up his personal Tesla roadster. | -1no label
 | 301 | 
| 
	TIL David Attenborough and Queen Elizabeth II are roughly the same age. | 
	TIL David Attenborough and the Queen of England are roughly the same age. | -1no label
 | 302 | 
| 
	TIL David Attenborough and the Queen of England are roughly the same age. | 
	TIL David Attenborough and Queen Elizabeth II are roughly the same age. | -1no label
 | 303 | 
| 
	TIL David Attenborough and Queen Elizabeth II are roughly the same age. | 
	TIL David Attenborough and the Queen of Denmark are roughly the same age. | -1no label
 | 304 | 
| 
	TIL David Attenborough and the Queen of Denmark are roughly the same age. | 
	TIL David Attenborough and Queen Elizabeth II are roughly the same age. | -1no label
 | 305 | 
| 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years. | 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by Aboriginal people for at least 30,000 years. | -1no label
 | 306 | 
| 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by Aboriginal people for at least 30,000 years. | 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years. | -1no label
 | 307 | 
| 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years. | 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by Europeans for at least 30,000 years. | -1no label
 | 308 | 
| 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by Europeans for at least 30,000 years. | 
	The Sydney area has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years. | -1no label
 | 309 | 
| 
	Deep neural networks have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | 
	Deep learning has achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | -1no label
 | 310 | 
| 
	Deep learning has achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | 
	Deep neural networks have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | -1no label
 | 311 | 
| 
	Deep neural networks have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | 
	Decision trees have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | -1no label
 | 312 | 
| 
	Decision trees have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | 
	Deep neural networks have achieved impressive performance in supervised classification and structured prediction tasks. | -1no label
 | 313 | 
| 
	Dave jumped into the lake. | 
	Dave was wet. | -1no label
 | 314 | 
| 
	Dave was wet. | 
	Dave jumped into the lake. | -1no label
 | 315 | 
| 
	Dave jumped into the lake. | 
	Dave was hungry. | -1no label
 | 316 | 
| 
	Dave was hungry. | 
	Dave jumped into the lake. | -1no label
 | 317 | 
| 
	Even if the Senate is able to pass a bill, it’s far from certain that the House will move ahead with it. | 
	The House might kill the bill anyway. | -1no label
 | 318 | 
| 
	The House might kill the bill anyway. | 
	Even if the Senate is able to pass a bill, it’s far from certain that the House will move ahead with it. | -1no label
 | 319 | 
| 
	Even if the Senate is able to pass a bill, it’s far from certain that the House will move ahead with it. | 
	The House will pass the bill. | -1no label
 | 320 | 
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	The House will pass the bill. | 
	Even if the Senate is able to pass a bill, it’s far from certain that the House will move ahead with it. | -1no label
 | 321 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | 
	Notorious B.I.G. passed away. | -1no label
 | 322 | 
| 
	Notorious B.I.G. passed away. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | -1no label
 | 323 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | 
	Notorious B.I.G. hosted his funeral. | -1no label
 | 324 | 
| 
	Notorious B.I.G. hosted his funeral. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | -1no label
 | 325 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, there was a somber atmosphere part of the time. | -1no label
 | 326 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, there was a somber atmosphere part of the time. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | -1no label
 | 327 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | 
	Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession was attended by the general public. | -1no label
 | 328 | 
| 
	Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession was attended by the general public. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | -1no label
 | 329 | 
| 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | 
	Only members of the public attended B.I.G.'s funeral procession was restricted to an exclusive club of associates. | -1no label
 | 330 | 
| 
	Only members of the public attended B.I.G.'s funeral procession was restricted to an exclusive club of associates. | 
	During Notorious B.I.G.'s funeral procession through the streets of Brooklyn, someone interrupted the somber atmosphere by playing "Hyponotize" at full volume, which prompted the public to dance and sing along. | -1no label
 | 331 | 
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	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | 
	Poor Irish people could not get food because it was too expensive. | -1no label
 | 332 | 
| 
	Poor Irish people could not get food because it was too expensive. | 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | -1no label
 | 333 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | 
	The poor in Ireland starved. | -1no label
 | 334 | 
| 
	The poor in Ireland starved. | 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | -1no label
 | 335 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | 
	The poor in Ireland had plentiful food. | -1no label
 | 336 | 
| 
	The poor in Ireland had plentiful food. | 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | -1no label
 | 337 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | 
	The problem in Ireland was the price of food. | -1no label
 | 338 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was the price of food. | 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | -1no label
 | 339 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | 
	The problem in Ireland was lack of food. | -1no label
 | 340 | 
| 
	The problem in Ireland was lack of food. | 
	The problem in Ireland was not lack of food, which was plentiful, but the price of it, which was beyond the reach of the poor. | -1no label
 | 341 | 
| 
	This dataset is two orders of magnitude larger than all other existing resources. | 
	Every other existing resource is smaller than this dataset. | -1no label
 | 342 | 
| 
	Every other existing resource is smaller than this dataset. | 
	This dataset is two orders of magnitude larger than all other existing resources. | -1no label
 | 343 | 
| 
	This dataset is two orders of magnitude larger than all other existing resources. | 
	This dataset is very big. | -1no label
 | 344 | 
| 
	This dataset is very big. | 
	This dataset is two orders of magnitude larger than all other existing resources. | -1no label
 | 345 | 
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	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | 
	I failed my resolutions in 2004. | -1no label
 | 346 | 
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	I failed my resolutions in 2004. | 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | -1no label
 | 347 | 
| 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | 
	I failed my resolutions in 1995. | -1no label
 | 348 | 
| 
	I failed my resolutions in 1995. | 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | -1no label
 | 349 | 
| 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | 
	I did not fail my resolutions in 2004. | -1no label
 | 350 | 
| 
	I did not fail my resolutions in 2004. | 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | -1no label
 | 351 | 
| 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | 
	I did not fail my resolutions in 1995. | -1no label
 | 352 | 
| 
	I did not fail my resolutions in 1995. | 
	I have failed my resolutions every year since 1997, and it's now 2008. | -1no label
 | 353 | 
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	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The doctor bears some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 354 | 
| 
	The doctor bears some responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 355 | 
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	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The doctor does not bear responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 356 | 
| 
	The doctor does not bear responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 357 | 
| 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The patient bears some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 358 | 
| 
	The patient bears some responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 359 | 
| 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The patient does not bear responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 360 | 
| 
	The patient does not bear responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 361 | 
| 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The attorney bears some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 362 | 
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	The attorney bears some responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 363 | 
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	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | 
	The attorney does not bear responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 364 | 
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	The attorney does not bear responsibility for successful care. | 
	Both doctor and patient bear some responsibility for successful care. | -1no label
 | 365 | 
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	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | 
	He has a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 366 | 
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	He has a conflict of interest. | 
	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 367 | 
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	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | 
	He does not have a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 368 | 
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	He does not have a conflict of interest. | 
	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 369 | 
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	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | 
	He has a blind trust. | -1no label
 | 370 | 
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	He has a blind trust. | 
	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 371 | 
| 
	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | 
	He does not have a blind trust. | -1no label
 | 372 | 
| 
	He does not have a blind trust. | 
	Either he has a blind trust or he has a conflict of interest. | -1no label
 | 373 | 
| 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | 
	Someone has a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 374 | 
| 
	Someone has a set of principles to live by. | 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 375 | 
| 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | 
	No one has a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 376 | 
| 
	No one has a set of principles to live by. | 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 377 | 
| 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | 
	Susan doesn't have a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 378 | 
| 
	Susan doesn't have a set of principles to live by. | 
	Everyone has a set of principles to live by. | -1no label
 | 379 | 
| 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | 
	Someone knows how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 380 | 
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	Someone knows how turtles reproduce. | 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 381 | 
| 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | 
	No one knows how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 382 | 
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	No one knows how turtles reproduce. | 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 383 | 
| 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | 
	Cedric doesn't know how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 384 | 
| 
	Cedric doesn't know how turtles reproduce. | 
	Susan knows how turtles reproduce. | -1no label
 | 385 | 
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	Either there is no bathroom in this house, or it is in a funny place. | 
	If there is a bathroom in this house, it is in a funny place. | -1no label
 | 386 | 
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	If there is a bathroom in this house, it is in a funny place. | 
	Either there is no bathroom in this house, or it is in a funny place. | -1no label
 | 387 | 
| 
	Either there is no bathroom in this house, or it is in a funny place. | 
	The bathroom in this house is in a funny place. | -1no label
 | 388 | 
| 
	The bathroom in this house is in a funny place. | 
	Either there is no bathroom in this house, or it is in a funny place. | -1no label
 | 389 | 
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	Joan believes that all speech is political speech. | 
	All speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 390 | 
| 
	All speech is political speech. | 
	Joan believes that all speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 391 | 
| 
	Joan doubts that all speech is political speech. | 
	All speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 392 | 
| 
	All speech is political speech. | 
	Joan doubts that all speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 393 | 
| 
	Joan knows that all speech is political speech. | 
	All speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 394 | 
| 
	All speech is political speech. | 
	Joan knows that all speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 395 | 
| 
	Joan knows that all speech is political speech. | 
	No speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 396 | 
| 
	No speech is political speech. | 
	Joan knows that all speech is political speech. | -1no label
 | 397 | 
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	Grisham hoped to win the popular vote. | 
	Grisham won the popular vote. | -1no label
 | 398 | 
| 
	Grisham won the popular vote. | 
	Grisham hoped to win the popular vote. | -1no label
 | 399 | 
			Subsets and Splits
				
	
				
			
				
MNLI Train: Tennis Hypotheses
												Retrieves 100 samples from the mnli_train dataset where the hypothesis contains the word 'tennis', providing a basic filter of the data.
													
MNLI Validation Label Counts
												Counts the number of entries in each label category, providing basic insights into the distribution of labels in the dataset.
													
