premise: A professional swimmer spits water out after surfacing while grabbing the hand of someone helping him back to land. hypothesis: The swimmer almost drowned after being sucked under a fast current.
neutral: Not all swimmers are professional swimmers.  Spiting water out after surfacing does not necessarily mean they almost drowned.  A swimmer can seek assistance to get back onto land, but it does not necessarily mean that a fast current caused the issue.|neutral: Just because a professional swimmer spits water out after surfacing while grabbing the hand of someone helping him back to land, doesn't mean he almost drowned.|neutral: Spitting water out after surfacing doesn't imply being drowned.