Premise: Your clone would be raised in a different era by different people--like the lost identical twin, only younger than you.

Hypothesis: Your clone will live in the past.


Premise: I should say, the doctor was continuing, "that I would have been considerably surprised at any other result."

Hypothesis: The doctor was disappointed with the obtained result.


Premise: Dave tried to crawl out, but something held him back.

Hypothesis: Dave was stuck.


Premise: yes i do i think it's uh something that unfortunately uh at this stage of the game i would hope that at some point we would become you know civilized enough where we could do away with it but as of right now and the way things are i think it's uh something we just have to have

Hypothesis: We need it for society to function.


Premise: Well met.

Hypothesis: There was a friendly greeting.


Premise: women are more on the rise too so far as getting their careers established and uh they don't no longer feel dependent upon men

Hypothesis: More women than before are starting and building their careers.


Premise: Flat land is at such a premium in Funchal that even the likes of Reid's and Hotel Savoy can only afford two tennis courts each.

Hypothesis: Some hotels in Funchal cannot afford flat land for tennis courts.


Premise: If country A has twice as many inhabitants as country B, then the slope and intercept of A's cost function will be twice as large as the slope and intercept of B's cost function.

Hypothesis: Population is shown on a graph using slope and intercept.


Premise: The papers are full up to the brim with that type of thing.

Hypothesis: The papers are filled with many things.


Premise: The critics praise Kidder's reporting, but most find the discursive style slow going.

Hypothesis: The critics praise Kidder's reporting because he is very detailed, even if a lot of viewers see his style as slow going.


Premise: Not just the new knowledge.

Hypothesis: Only the novel knowledge.


Premise: 'You're sure you can be ready so quickly?' Peter Greuze asked, from behind his gigantic desk.

Hypothesis: Peter looked up from his papers at his desk.


Premise: stuff so we didn't go camping that would be fun though to go that's one thing my husband wanted to do was on this summer's vacation was to go and camp wherever we went

Hypothesis: My husband didn't want to go camping but we ended up camping all summer long.


Premise: George W. Bush takes both covers.

Hypothesis: Mr. Both has additional covers.


Premise: well then how can you how can you say as far as like in um Europe as far as the the toppling of those kinds of governments you know like

Hypothesis: Because Europe is a government toppling country, of course.


Premise: He goes boldly to the village chemist's and purchases strychnine under his own name, with a trumped up story about a dog which is bound to be proved absurd.

Hypothesis: He lied about a rabid dog, and bought strychnine from the chemist.


Premise: you know and it's something we can do together so well she doesn't do much hunting she could care less about that she does a little fishing but you know golf would give her the exercise she'd be outside give her something to do that we both enjoy so

Hypothesis: She really enjoys hunting, especially if we do it together.


Premise: He appeared on every network Tuesday night to insist that the Bush brothers and other victorious Republican governors such as George Pataki (New York), John Rowland (Connecticut), Tommy Thompson (Wisconsin), and John Engler (Michigan) were conservatives.

Hypothesis: Every network on Tuesday guested him, and he insisted about talking about Republicans governors that to him were conservatives, which raised some eyebrows.


Premise: Had he foreseen this arrest?

Hypothesis: Had he seen that the arrest had already happened?


Premise: The monasteries and priories including the very powerful abbey at Furness assumed total control over all activities, and the residents became serfs to these new landlords.

Hypothesis: There are many roles to fulfil when looking at the monastery.


Premise: EPA has determined that this rule contains a federal mandate that may result in expenditures of $100 million or more for state, local, and tribal governments, or the private sector in only its first year.

Hypothesis: There will be expenditures of $100 million or more.


Premise: right but he took their plates up and made sure they didn't see him and i think he was the one i heard him mention about the tickets were messed up so they went to take care of the tickets he took their plates and began eating his eating their food

Hypothesis: They had to deal with the ticket situation.


Premise: As part of these deliberations, the Congress should consider not only the mission and role that agencies fulfill today, but the mission and role that they should fulfill in the coming years.

Hypothesis: Congress deliberates on a variety of issues that directly affect the government and the people of the United States.


Premise: First he said House Republicans shouldn't balance their budget on the backs of the poor.

Hypothesis: House Republicans want to increase aid to poor families.


Premise: This ability replicates, to the extent possible, the perspective of utility managers, regulatory personnel, and the public in reviewing important investment options for the utility industry and electricity consumers.

Hypothesis: The perspective of utility managers is judged in this ability.


Premise: It should be noted also that no clients were involved in this event.

Hypothesis: It is important to know that no clients were invited.


Premise: That's it, sir, right enough.

Hypothesis: That's right, sir, you are correct.


Premise: Could this anti-missile insurance policy reawaken a Cold War confrontation thought dead, lo, these past 10 years?

Hypothesis: Could a Cold War scenario begin with trying to keep people from building missiles?


Premise: Don't be surprised when it flops.

Hypothesis: It's going to flop, for sure.


Premise: A good hoss, maybe a wagon, does a man want to do some tradin' like Don Cazar that's right enough.

Hypothesis: Trading is a real man's job, and you need at least a hoss for that.


Premise: Obviously, the picture on the ID card wouldn't match my face anymore, but it'd be enough to get me past the electronic security.

Hypothesis: My face had aged but the facial recognition would still work.


Premise: The case study method seemed born to help, but the forces of time and cost associated with making multisite evaluations led to considerable adaptation.

Hypothesis: The case study's method was weakened by necessary adaptations.


Premise: I couldn't have got away but for the girl, sir.

Hypothesis: I could have gotten away with or without the girl.


Premise: 'Okay,' I muttered to White.

Hypothesis: White had made the suggestion.


Premise: What can I do?

Hypothesis: "What can I do?" she asked.


Premise: Men usually seem to have.

Hypothesis: I think men have and do nothing.


Premise: Participants questioned whether, given the current funding restraints, existing models for generating revenues for the SEC were workable.

Hypothesis: The Securities and Exchange Commission used participants in a study.


Premise: It made sense.

Hypothesis: There was no doubt.


Premise: The 22,000 MWe difference, between the number of FGDs which would be cost effective to build and the estimated number based on resources, would be pushed back a few years to be completed by 2010.

Hypothesis: The less resources to build the project means it will be built sooner.


Premise: The professors went home feeling that history had been made.

Hypothesis: The professors knew they had made history with their work.


Premise: improved use of information returns in IRS' tax enforcement operations yielded $83

Hypothesis: There will be further revisions to how the IRS uses return information.


Premise: Risk management must also consider the interests of key stakeholder groups, such as employees, customers and the communities in which the company operates.

Hypothesis: There are a number of stakeholders in the company.


Premise: We accept the judgment of the court and will comply with it, said Clinton's lawyer.

Hypothesis: The court ruled against Clinton.


Premise: Many of these items are so called marriage mail pieces which contain several individual advertisements combined into a single piece.

Hypothesis: Several individual advertisements are separated into different mail pieces.


Premise: They have your name--everyone has your secret name here--and parts of you."  The conversation was suddenly less pleasant.

Hypothesis: "Every one has parts of you, your secret name and location." The long conversation became more chilling.


Premise: 'Up!' I yelled, wind stealing away half of my volume.

Hypothesis: My vvoice was hoarse so it was kind of soft.


Premise: because i really want to see it i wanted to see it uh about two weeks ago when i had a chance to go see it but i i went home for the weekend and they didn't have it playing home

Hypothesis: I wanted to see it two weeks ago but I went home instead and it wasn't playing there so I was disappointed.


Premise: The PDFA ignores these subtleties.

Hypothesis: The subtleties should be ignored.


Premise: EPA has certified that the final rule will not have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities because, using the size standard of fewer than 750 employees, only four firms would be considered small entities.

Hypothesis: Small entities are considered companies with fewer than 750 employees.


Premise: It is as good now as the day it was built.

Hypothesis: It is weathered with age and falling apart.


Premise: In the biographical sections, which occur at random, she repeats the familiar stories, though in a highly sanitized form.

Hypothesis: She goes into minutiae when discussing her past.


Premise: You might just as likely find yourself in the pit instead of watching it from above.

Hypothesis: You are more likely to be watching the pit from above.


Premise: um yeah i think it's a territory

Hypothesis: I don't immediately recall, but I think that's a territory.


Premise: Randy's Self-Reference Wrap-Up

Hypothesis: Randy's Wrap-Up of everybody.


Premise: okay we do a few things and i have to say we're my husband and i are both from financial backgrounds i i'm an accountant

Hypothesis: We both are familiar with finances.


Premise: oh okay well they seem to be on later all always right right before the news is when i catch them

Hypothesis: I catch them after the news.


Premise: I will put my question in another form.

Hypothesis: I will ask in a way which you understand.


Premise: they have that show on yeah every now and then um-hum well i found that they they have just a much better program than the other shows that are on TV

Hypothesis: I enjoy other shows that are on TV more than their program.


Premise: well yeah it's uh it's uh it's uh there's uh there's pluses to everything but yeah it seems like there's just so many things to do down here i like the sports side i play a lot of racquetball

Hypothesis: There are tons of activities here that I have yet to try.


Premise: Even during the 1950s, the height of American conformism, women consistently ranked advice from mothers, sisters, and friends as more likely to drive their buying decisions than advertising.

Hypothesis: Women are most influenced by advice from their moms.


Premise: Jeff Rutherford, Trylon Communications  (212) 725-2295 jeffru@tryloncommunications.com

Hypothesis: Jeff Rutherford is the director of Trylon Communications and he can be reached at (212) 725-2295 and jeffru@tryloncommunications.com.


Premise: if so i at first thought you know when i didn't have kids i was going God how can you be so protective you know  but

Hypothesis: Lastly I thought about how to protect the children.


Premise: The entire plan hung on their ability to keep their numbers unknown.

Hypothesis: The were quite a small group and had to stay hidden so that none would be killed.


Premise: Get a move on, George, shouted Julius.

Hypothesis: Julius is in charge of George.


Premise: Brief interventions were specifically designed to target patients who are drinking at hazardous levels but have not become dependent.

Hypothesis: Interventions are good at targeting patients who are not yet alcoholics but are hurting themselves.


Premise: Somnolent cats and playful kittens abound, and sea ducks and geese can be found at many coastal fishing villages.

Hypothesis: There are digs in the coastal fishing villages.


Premise: Apparently, they're making the new Monopoly tokens more gay-friendly.

Hypothesis: Monopoly token may be getting redesigned.


Premise: That is, basic substances which in combination produce--"  "Of course," Dave interrupted.

Hypothesis: "It's obvious," Dave interrupted.


Premise: This was getting close.

Hypothesis: This was getting out of control.


Premise: If you are confused, join the club so are the experts.

Hypothesis: If you are confused, you are alone because the experts are sure.


Premise: oh we thought we were going to be pretty tight with Christmas this past year

Hypothesis: It was difficult to budget around Christmas last year.


Premise: Unfortunately, mine were no less vocal in their objections to being kicked out of our bed at those ages than when they were infants.

Hypothesis: They were very vocal as infants.


Premise: Last week Israel also ordered the PA to arrest one of its high-ranking police officers for planning an attack on a Jewish settlement.

Hypothesis: The police officer was planning to hurt people.


Premise: and when i came down i hit with my full weight on my foot but on concrete

Hypothesis: i came down on both feet, so my weight was evenly distributed


Premise: just know they're close by

Hypothesis: They are within the area, I think.


Premise: Simply this.

Hypothesis: Only what I am showing you.


Premise: If it's never decisive, it's not really a factor at all.

Hypothesis: It's difficult to measure the influence of something that isn't decisive, or to determine if it's a factor.


Premise: right it's too big a risk yeah

Hypothesis: It's much too big of a risk so you shouldn't do that.


Premise: To this end, OPP has built systems for determining the effectiveness of our strategic initiatives.

Hypothesis: OPP specializes in building and applying different systems for different functions.


Premise: His too-early departure, therefore, is especially tragic to me because our relationship can now never be healed.

Hypothesis: He left early so we would not have a chance to heal our relationship.


Premise: Each year in an important ceremony, the emperor plants rice in a symbolic field, reinforcing his role as the hereditary link between the Japanese people and their Shinto gods.

Hypothesis: Faithful people have a tradition in Japan by planting rice in certain places.


Premise: Cash may include exchange revenue that is recognized by the transferring entity in determining its net cost of operations but is required to be transferred to the General Fund or another entity; other capitalized assets may include general property, plant, and equipment.

Hypothesis: There are a number of different ways cash is identified.


Premise: The museum also has an interesting gift shop featuring toys of all types.

Hypothesis: The gift shop at the museum sells stuffed animals.


Premise: So this ordinary woman--one like about 50 million others in America--has this great value to this man she is going to the theater with.

Hypothesis: This woman is very valuable to a man and he's going to take her to the theater to show her how much she means to him.


Premise: Ser Perth stripped off the case to reveal the orrery to Hanson.

Hypothesis: Ser Perth removed the case and Hanson saw an animal.


Premise: The highest division is the makuuchi, of which the champions are known as yokozuna.

Hypothesis: The wrestler Yokozuna took his name from makuuchi.


Premise: There is good hiking away from the busy towns, but it is a long hard drive from the French side.

Hypothesis: There are some good spots for observing nature there.


Premise: um but that's a very long-term sort of concern um i don't i don't have great short-term effects other than reducing spending and raising taxes and no one likes the idea of raising taxes very much and uh no one likes the idea of reducing spending very much so i don't see any real uh real immediate hope i mean it's the whole quota's living on debt i mean but and they buy things on credits constantly

Hypothesis: I have more long-term effects in mind than short-term.


Premise: "My own.

Hypothesis: It's his own belongings.


Premise: um i think sometimes it's good for people outside they get a different perspective uh perspective on an issue and stuff so yeah i don't see any problem with outsiders going in and getting a little bit involved i think though that it should still be uh sort of up to the majority in the area i don't know on something like that they wouldn't really vote on it or anything though

Hypothesis: I feel it is good to get outside a bit to see more of the world.


Premise: What Tuppence had expected she hardly knew, but the sight of its red brick stolidity slightly assuaged the growing and entirely unreasonable uneasiness that possessed her.

Hypothesis: The red bricks looked so horrific and menacing that it was enough to send shivers down Tuppence's spine.


Premise: But neither shall they delay its breaking.

Hypothesis: The breaking will happen.


Premise: well neither of us are big wine d rinkers yeah we went out tonight and i had a you know i had a beer and and you know obviously since you know she's we're not we've been kind of laying off the alcohol since she's expecting and all that

Hypothesis: we both went out and drank a lot of beer


Premise: he said genially, when I'd finished.

Hypothesis: He responded pleasantly after I finished, expecting me to be happy.


Premise: He feels guilty about the death of his wife, Susan had replied when Jon mentioned it to her.

Hypothesis: Susan said the man's wife had been murdered.


Premise: so yeah it's going to be uh let's see next year i guess it will be an antique

Hypothesis: I believe it will finally be an antique this time next year.


Premise: So, I had no idea of what action the Governors might take.

Hypothesis: The government could take either action.


Premise: At the time I agreed, but now he goes around saying he learned more from us than we did from him, and I still haven't seen a dime from Angela's Ashes .

Hypothesis: I disagreed at the time, but now that I've been paid, I don't care.


Premise: yeah the governor was you know the governor he did this

Hypothesis: The governor admitted that he did this.


Premise: i hope he got busted

Hypothesis: I hope the police are considering arresting him


Premise: Thus it came about that, three days later, I descended from the train at Styles St. Mary, an absurd little station, with no apparent reason for existence, perched up in the midst of green fields and country lanes.

Hypothesis: The station was not much to look at.


Premise: It is a jumble of loud and boisterous streets, full of people, dogs, and goats breathing the fumes of hundreds of buses and cars.

Hypothesis: The streets are sparsely populated.


Premise: For his part, Mr. Gray answered, No, I haven't noticed that.

Hypothesis: Mr. Gray lied about not having noticed it.


Premise: The second class would include those planets formed so near the stellar center that the high temperature would make it impossible to capture much hydrogen.

Hypothesis: There are many different groups of planets.


Premise: The high-minded  The two cases underscore an epidemic of binge drinking in frats and colleges in general.

Hypothesis: The two cases are examples of binge drinking on college campuses  increasing more and more.


Premise: Its secret is deadpan parodies of news stories ( Drug Use Down Among Uncool Kids).

Hypothesis: The secret is funny satire news stories about current events.


Premise: Many bookstores sell New York Times best sellers at a discount, thereby generating even more sales for New York Times best sellers.

Hypothesis: Best sellers get less sales because stores raise the prices.


Premise: 2. Review the documentation related to theacquisition and determine if the senior managers identified in the acquisition

Hypothesis: By understanding the various factors contained in the acquisition documents we can find out more about the senior managers involved.


Premise: Re Scott Shuger's idiotic statement on black colleges.

Hypothesis: Shuger can't stop commenting on black colleges.


Premise: well not necessarily but there's probably something else that might make you because you could know about you could know about the crime but not necessarily be taken off the jury you know not be accepted for jury the jury

Hypothesis: You do know something about the crime.


Premise: and they're asking like for a um GPA of like three point seven or something like that and like they're looking like for uh GRE like ninety nine percentile and this and that and it's like

Hypothesis: To apply you have to have a 3.7 GPA and a 99th percentile GRE.


Premise: $20 Million would be a good read even if you know nothing about computers, but it's an even better read if you do, since it delves intriguingly in and out of the psychoses and oddball situations rife in this industry.

Hypothesis: $20 Million is best appreciated by those who have extensive knowledge about computers and technology.


Premise: yes it was absolutely horrible they took her immediately out of there and they just threw everything away that that she had from there i mean they wouldn't even take the uh the uh the dresser that she had that was her own dresser because it was just you know full of bugs they just left everything and uh bought her all brand new stuff and they they had called a home where they you know where they were on a waiting list to get into there and explained to the uh person that was in charge you know what had happened and that they had taking they had to take her out of the home because of the conditions and amazingly enough the very next day they had an opening and they they put her into that opening

Hypothesis: They kept the dresser because it was not full of bugs.


Premise: is like gourmet  i mean i just you know what i mean it's just fun it's convenient um uh the uh i don't know if you've ever heard of Pizzaria

Hypothesis: It's cheap and okayish, I haven't heard of Pizzaria.


Premise: His blond hair was short and neat.

Hypothesis: He had hair as blonde as corn silk.


Premise: For another aspect of Leonardo da Vinci's talents, visit the Science Museum (Museo della Scienza e della Tecnica) housed in a former Benedictine monastery on the nearby Via San Vittore.

Hypothesis: The Museo della Scienza e della Tecnica is located in Italy.


Premise: Really? Miss Aldonka said sweely.

Hypothesis: Miss Aldonka was angry and yelled.


Premise: Anyway, all this tomfoolery is a great waste of time, continued the lady, glancing up and down the jury disparagingly.

Hypothesis: The female prosecutor thought the matter was a waste of time.


Premise: With several miles of sandy beach, Long Beach is an excellent watersports center .

Hypothesis: Long Beach has places where you can rent watercraft.


Premise: There's an old man who lives nearby, a fanatical member of the local hunting fraternity.

Hypothesis: An old man hates hunting.


Premise: right there was a lot of uh controversy about that too i'm not a i'm not a smoker myself

Hypothesis: There was a lot of discussion regarding that and I used to be a smoker.


Premise: Remember to return it after the trip, they will be counted, Denise, or maybe Dennis, warned him.

Hypothesis: After the trip all the money will be counted.


Premise: Capital combines with labor and total factor productivity to determine GDP in the next period, and the process continues.

Hypothesis: Capital is the labor and factor productivity


Premise: If you're not one to be put off by superstition, stroll down to the old cobbled bridge and croseover into a quieter, more peaceful world.

Hypothesis: The world beyond the cobbled bridge is noisy.


Premise: Despite repeated attempts, we have been unable to resolve this dispute.

Hypothesis: We have looked at it from many angles, but can not come to an agreement.


Premise: Consider, for example, someone who owns shares of IBM at $100 and has a $20 paper profit on the stock.

Hypothesis: It is common for someone who owns $100 of IBM shares to have a $20 paper profit on the stock.


Premise: The American Government is, by contrast, thought to be very disappointed by the development.

Hypothesis: The news of this was rather disappointing to the US government.


Premise: well that's what it takes to uh because uh

Hypothesis: Well that is how much work should be put in.


Premise: All that lead to a confrontation regarding the Himko-Rybson theory, a confrontation that Doctor Edward did not survive, even though neither Himko, nor Rybson thought that Ms. Ceracz fancied them, because they were both long dead.

Hypothesis: himko thought Ms Ceracz really disliked them.


Premise: Motivation-Over the past decade there has been an dramatic increase in 1) Available modes of interpersonal communication and the range in quality of these modes of communication in terms speed, reliability, and flexibility 2) Reductions in the price of these modes of communication-long-distance telephone service, FAX machines, on-line information services CompuServe and America Online (zero price for incremental messages)

Hypothesis: Long distance services have fallen over time and will continue to do so.


Premise: PROBABLE - That which can reasonably be expected or believed to be more likely than not on the basis of available evidence or logic but which is neither certain nor proven.

Hypothesis: Probable means what is certain to happen.


Premise: But Topham was seated at a table with Don Lorenzo and Zack Cahill of the stage line.

Hypothesis: Topham, Don Lorenzo and Zack Cahill were in different places.


Premise: I've lived in the world rather longer than you have.

Hypothesis: I have more experience than you do.


Premise: But serial monogamy has a big downside not shared by  Lots of kids get reared either without fathers or with stepfathers, who often lack the Darwinian devotion of a biological father--and who may even be downright hostile.

Hypothesis: Children raised without fathers can have negative impacts on their lives.


Premise: well the big you know the big vans are all real nice

Hypothesis: I think a big van would be just fine.


Premise: No, I shouldn't say so, sir.

Hypothesis: Sir, no, I shouldn't speak of it, or else we'll both be in a lot of trouble.


Premise: 2/ First-Class Mail sent by households to non-households (e.g.

Hypothesis: This the second and final category of mail


Premise: hm no i didn't see it yeah

Hypothesis: no I didn't see it there but I plan on seeing it


Premise: i always try to vote for those and but i and there are some that if when they have them on Saturday i'll say all right i'm going to work i'm going to go vote this afternoon and then i'll get busy and if no one reminds me then i will forget so i'm not too sure course i guess that's part of being apathy too but i do try to vote in every one but uh

Hypothesis: I will go vote later if I can remember to do it.


Premise: But it wasn't until 1924, with the first Winter Olympic Games at Chamonix, that skiing ' at the time only crosecountry ' attracted international attention.

Hypothesis: Skiing attracted international attention at this event, after trying to garner popularity for a long time prior.


Premise: it's almost a luxury

Hypothesis: It's a basic good.


Premise: Today, west of New Orleans along what is called the German Coast, you can see towns with names like Hahnville, Kraemer, and Des Allemands.

Hypothesis: You can see towns today with names like Hahnville, Kraemer, and Des Allemands west of New Orleans along with what is called the German Coast and other towns in the area.


Premise: The lawsuit, filed by attorneys for Neighborhood Legal Services Association and Community Justice Project, asked the Allegheny County courts to appoint a board of viewers under the state Eminent Domain Code to determine just compensation and relocation expenses for five families who still live there and for several who already were evicted.

Hypothesis: The lawsuit asked for help for the people that had moved away from there.


Premise: Sheep wool is the most common and therefore the cheapest, followed by camel hair, which is exceptionally soft.

Hypothesis: Sheep wool is uncommon and more expensive than camel hair.


Premise: GAO's staff, mostly accountants, began to change to fit these new assignments.

Hypothesis: The new assignments called for less accountants.


Premise: He creates a kind of equilibrium that is always mobile, always about to tilt off to one side and disappear.

Hypothesis: It just sits still.


Premise: Jane started nervously.

Hypothesis: Jane did not know what to say.


Premise: He is warm and impulsive where his father was distant and calculating.

Hypothesis: His father's coldness taught him to be more open and willing to communicate with people.


Premise: A BRIEF HISTORY

Hypothesis: Here is a very long history.


Premise: From here you can then walk uphill to the right, to the pretty hilltop gardens for a superb view of Tel Aviv.

Hypothesis: There are several places to access superb views of Tel Aviv.


Premise: After King Birendra became sovereign in 1972 tenth in the line of Shah rulers since King Prithvi the Great a referendum in which all Nepalis over 21 were eligible to vote confirmed the popular preference for the panchayat system over a return to multi-party democracy.

Hypothesis: The sovereignty became known in that country in the 21th century.


Premise: In wartime guns can be lost.

Hypothesis: During peacetime, guns can be misplaced.


Premise: But she will, of course, which is going to be too bad.

Hypothesis: The fallout from this will be enormous.


Premise: Mary was forcedto abdicate in 1567, and the infant prince was crowned as James VI.

Hypothesis: James VI was Mary's father.


Premise: True, technology empowers millions of potential copyright violators.

Hypothesis: Technology is necessary for copyright violations.


Premise: well i tend to agree and um uh in that we do live in the United States and i think one of our uh one of the things that our country is based on is freedom of choice

Hypothesis: We live in America, you can't just do whatever you want.


Premise: They're too different.

Hypothesis: They are not similar enough for this task.


Premise: Senor, you have spoiled my day.

Hypothesis: Senor, you made my day so much better! Thank you!


Premise: well and then in a lot of yeah in criminal cases uh for instance you can't bring up prior convictions unless they are somehow directly related to the case and it seems to me that a jury can make a much more rational decision if they know somebody had fifteen convictions for a similar crime

Hypothesis: You can bring up prior convictions even though they are unrelated to the crime.


Premise: Hives feature the mathematical genius of honeycombs and precise divisions of labor.

Hypothesis: Bee hives have the genius of honeycombs and divided labor.


Premise: It's that when people feel that their chances of being injured are reduced, they drive more recklessly.

Hypothesis: People drive poorly if they believe their car to be very safe.


Premise: You have near immortality now.

Hypothesis: Thankfully, you're nearly immortal.


Premise: 'Please, if you'll just let me pass...I'm very tired...'

Hypothesis: I didn't want to see people anymore and just wanted to leave.


Premise: Also at that time, a new style, rembetiko, was created.

Hypothesis: The rembetiko was created after this time span.


Premise: This question generated, by far, a record number of similarlies all focused on Pat Buchanan's politics.

Hypothesis: The question generated a record number of differences focused on Mr. Buchanan's politics.


Premise: His eyes were gold-amber and shone in the moonlight when he looked to Ca'daan.

Hypothesis: The full moon as high in the sky.


Premise: She can talk to us?YES.

Hypothesis: She is allowed to talk to us any time she wants to.


Premise: Fox President and CEO Rich Cronin called this separate-but-equal programming an effort to superserve children, adding, We will not stereotype in any way.

Hypothesis: Fox President and CEO Rich Cronin said they will stop at nothing to stereo-type.


Premise: and if you can't if you can't i think they should get out of it instead of mistreating the people

Hypothesis: I think they should stick it out.


Premise: Wilson also observes that besides the Unabomber's manifesto, his skill in manufacturing bombs and the clever ways in which he concealed his identity suggest to me that he was clearly sane.

Hypothesis: He often made bombs and went out of his way to hide his identity so he wouldn't be recognized by the local press.


Premise: The upward leaping orchestral figure anticipates the word, top, but the sung line does not, and at the punchline, But if Baby I'm the bottom, / You're the top, both Billy and Reno (I'm and You're) share a melodic line at the top of their respective ranges.

Hypothesis: Billy and Reno are preforming together.


Premise: It is the best preserved passage tomb in Europe, and is 500 years older than the Pyramids (3000 b.c. ). It's a huge stone mound (nearly 12 m/40 ft high and almost 90 m/300 ft wide) constructed from 200,000 tons of stone, much of which was somehow hauled from the Wicklow Mountains and the Mountains of Mourne.

Hypothesis: The tomb is very young.


Premise: Drew was taut inside.

Hypothesis: Drew was relaxed.


Premise: He thought that the use of these drugs would make the population indifferent and willing to accept control by political leaders.

Hypothesis: Political Leaders control us using drugs that can change our perception of what they do.


Premise: An alcove had been carved twenty steps from the main support and the barrel.

Hypothesis: The alcove was smoothed over.


Premise: This week, he declared all-out war between Starr and the Clinton camp.

Hypothesis: He said Starr was ramping up his fight against Clinton.


Premise: if all that were proven true, I think that would be a very serious offense.

Hypothesis: There is enough evidence to make this a serious offense.


Premise: Newspaper after newspaper has berated D'Amato for this patently dishonest strategy, noting that Schumer is probably the hardest-working member of Congress.

Hypothesis: Every newspaper attacked D'Amato's strategy.


Premise: (The difference between the rates divided by the number of grams in the weight interval).

Hypothesis: The rates are divided by the number of ounces.


Premise: The NIPA and federal unified budget measures also differ in their treatment of federal employees' pension programs.

Hypothesis: Federal employees benefit from pension programs.


Premise: But the update was not one-sided, only adding new costs, some $450 million.

Hypothesis: The update was one-sided and cost under a million dollars.


Premise: SUUUURGE!

Hypothesis: Go forward slowly.


Premise: i'm in in i'm in payroll division nine yeah corporate payroll so it didn't for a while there were a lot of rumors flying and uh i still hold a red badge and it's still uh i'm still under five years so if they had a layoff in division nine

Hypothesis: There are many payroll positions available.


Premise: Acrosethe road from the Garden of Remembrance are the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art  and the Dublin Writers Museum .

Hypothesis: The Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art and the Dublin Writers Museum are on the same side of the street as the Garden of Remembrance.


Premise: flavour to his voice!

Hypothesis: Make it sound like his voice.


Premise: He swung but fell to the defensive.

Hypothesis: He stayed on the offence after swinging.


Premise: His back blew out and he fell over the back of his horse as it rode past.

Hypothesis: He fell off the horse and his his head.


Premise: and i really liked both of them i really did Awakening was it was kind of sad to me it really was and it would it would be to anyone because you know they really don't know that much about it

Hypothesis: No one would think that Awakening was sad, because it is actually happy.


Premise: Working together, the members reflect the interests of not just information technology and management, but the user community and the projectas stakeholders, and provide a holistic blend of technical, project management, value management, budget, finance, and procurement skills and capabilities to meet mission needs.

Hypothesis: The members have many factors to consider when working on a project.


Premise: After leaving the church, rejoin the Via Doloroseand walk up the street to the Convent of the Flagellation, a Franciscan monastery.

Hypothesis: The Convent of the Flagellation is the next building you come to after leaving the church.


Premise: Kazimierz's death in 1370 left the crown to his nephew, Louis of Anjou, the King of Hungary.

Hypothesis: Kazimierz outlived his nephew, Louis of Anjou, King of Hungary.


Premise: Franciscan monks have been retracing Jesus's steps and caring for the holy sites along the Via Dolorosesince the 15th century.

Hypothesis: The holy sites were visited by Jesus.


Premise: Thorn pulled him against the strong wall against which he held his position and cleaved deep into the Stick's skull.

Hypothesis: Thorn killed Stick with a blow to the head.


Premise: Nature's Supremacy

Hypothesis: Artifice over nature


Premise: Watch them at the wheel of a  Long ago, driving became a major opportunity for the Italians to display their dramatic talents.

Hypothesis: There were innumerable opportunities to display dramatic talents.


Premise: sadistic (Alex Ross, The New Yorker ). A few critics take the audience's boos as evidence of New York opera-goers' conservatism.

Hypothesis: The atendees of the New York Opera vote for conservatives.


Premise: Finally, payment mail is all First-Class single-piece non-presorted letters, while bill mail is mostly presorted letters.

Hypothesis: Some of the bill mail is not presorted letters.


Premise: Nelson's 214 th album.

Hypothesis: This album was the 214th that Nelson had worked on.


Premise: This makes me feel bigger and better, no matter how I'm actually doing.

Hypothesis: It gives me a false sense of well-being.


Premise: I do shake hands, [but] I think it's a terrible custom.

Hypothesis: I think shanking hands is an unsanitary custom.


Premise: borderline at that uh-huh

Hypothesis: Exceptional.


Premise: I believe, Miss Howard, that it was you who found this sheet of brown paper? He held up the same dusty piece which Poirot and I had examined in the morning-room at Styles.

Hypothesis: Miss Howard found the piece of paper under a pile of dust.


Premise: Then? Yes! At least they weren't afraid of new things.

Hypothesis: At least they are open-minded about new things.


Premise: Maybe he is a feel-good optimist or maybe the answers are really simpler than our unnecessarily complex world would like to believe, but either way, the Dalai Lama is one of the few people in the world whom I can legitimately not feel cynical about.

Hypothesis: Maybe I am wrong, but the Dalai Lama is one of the few people in the world I don't feel cynical about but I still like to be cautious.


Premise: To identify challenges associated with successful information sharing, we obtained the views of officials and members of each organization and reviewed supporting documentation, when it was available.

Hypothesis: Every official available was interviewed to identify challenges.


Premise: Our markets are global in nature and no nation, including the United States, can go it alone.

Hypothesis: The markets are worldwide and any country can participate.


Premise: The individuals performing the tests, which at various organizations were internal auditors, contractors, student interns, or central security staff, were encouraged to research and use hacking instructions and tools available on the Internet or from other sources in order to simulate attacks from real hackers.

Hypothesis: Some of the testers were real live hackers.


Premise: Should the allowances be auctioned off or be handed out for free?

Hypothesis: It may be preferred to give out free allowances.


Premise: Simpson defense team --attorney Barry Scheck and forensic scientist Henry Lee--to help in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case.

Hypothesis: Simpson was a suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case.


Premise: Like a brick wall, they resist any frontal attack.

Hypothesis: If attacked head on from the front, they will collapse with little resistance.


Premise: Gramma, the kids at school say that one day, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is going to come to your home and demand the return of the Oscar (TM) you won for Ghost , citing the poor quality of your performances in Eddie , The Associate , Boys on the Side and, to be perfectly honest here, Ghost . Is that true?

Hypothesis: People don't think she should have won the oscar for Ghost.


Premise: This last-comer came up the stairs so quietly that he was almost abreast of Tommy before the young man had realized his presence.

Hypothesis: He went upstairs making lots of noise.


Premise: Bauer : Son of janitor.

Hypothesis: Bauer is a man.


Premise: Commenters stated that a date stamp would be meaningless to many installers and users, but that a letter stamp would be much more informative.

Hypothesis: A date stamp is better than a letter one


Premise: I never quite figured out, for example, what the particular crisis was that left Hick worried that Eleanor would ditch FDR on the eve of re-election--although it's another tidbit to add to our Clinton-Roosevelt Parallels file.

Hypothesis: Hick thought Eleanor was not in love with FDR.


Premise: Miss Aldonka finally noticed:

Hypothesis: Miss Aldonka finally noticed and remarked on it.


Premise: 'There's no way out,' White breathed, as the two of us retreated through the dining cart.

Hypothesis: We escaped through the dining cart into the wild.


Premise: We advertised to receive information, not to give it, said Tuppence severely.

Hypothesis: We advertised to lose information.


Premise: Hard as it is to believe, the campaign is only in its fourth year.

Hypothesis: The campaign is beyond its fourth year


Premise: Kingsolver's latest is hailed as a step forward in maturity and scope.

Hypothesis: Kingsolver's latest album seems to be a step forward.


Premise: yeah well you know there's a lot of competition in the media

Hypothesis: There are many media outlets.


Premise: Gass took over the abandoned Mormon fort and 640 acres (260 hectares) surrounding it, dubbing it the Las Vegas Ranch.

Hypothesis: Gass bought the Mormon fort and tore it down.


Premise: He let the air dry the exposed portions of his body as he ran out, while bare skin grew wet against the dewy grass.

Hypothesis: He made sure he was all dry before he ran out.


Premise: getting ready to start to for the Spring season and see if i can grow me another nice lawn i usually have a pretty nice lawn it's a lot of work you know but it's

Hypothesis: My lawn looks pretty nice with no effort.


Premise: The essential difference was that science was predictive and magic was effective--though the end results were often the same.

Hypothesis: The end results of science and magic were very different.


Premise: right once you get into the border then there's a threat but what happens is you don't mess with us we won't mess with you but let's mess with the neutral countries

Hypothesis: It is a tit-for-tat game, if you threaten us, we will fight back.


Premise: The betting is that neither side will let the crisis escalate, because their trade relationship is too cozy.

Hypothesis: They did not have a good trade relationship, so both sides would let the crisis get worse.


Premise: Advocates say there'd still be reason to irradiate.

Hypothesis: There are reasons to irradiate.


Premise: and so i hit there at seven o'clock in the morning get in a half hour swim and still make it to work on time

Hypothesis: After work I try to go swimming.


Premise: Usually, Clinton finds a way to reconcile the presidential and the political.

Hypothesis: Clinton always finds a way to cause a rift between the people.


Premise: The modern building wins few admirers, but there is a free tour (Sunday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ) and you can watch the debates (Monday through Wednesday, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. ). Passports needed for both.

Hypothesis: The tours are offered on Mondays and Wednesdays.


Premise: And as the happy experience of America under Bill Clinton has shown, it is quite possible to reduce the deficit and increase employment at the same time.

Hypothesis: The deficit can be reduced by taking appropriate actions.


Premise: Saving more would improve the nation's long-term economic outlook, but this requires consuming less now.

Hypothesis: Spending more increases a nation's future economy.


Premise: so i think it makes for a more solid basis for them or i hope so at least

Hypothesis: I think they will be able to start from there.


Premise: Then again, if the Times were to embrace the virtue of a Style section (or is that a vice?)

Hypothesis: If the Style section were a vice, the Times would become virtueless.


Premise: On other questions as well, U.S. officials use fatalism and objective language to minimize American responsibility and rule out options.

Hypothesis: US officials want America to take the blame.


Premise: and uh that's what really makes it look professional you can do a lot with the Serger though you can make uh piping and cording and uh you can use all kinds of different uh textures of thread

Hypothesis: You can use many different thread textures.


Premise: that's the whole that's what i think i think God will definitely get uh you know uh there's two people that i know you should not mess uh abuse and that's a child and a someone person that's elderly you shouldn't abuse anybody but but down right

Hypothesis: It's ok to abuse some people.


Premise: 'Hold on.' White looked at me.

Hypothesis: He told me to let go.


Premise: Our objectives were to (1) identify and describe the practices most helpful to successfully implementing GPRA and related results-oriented management initiatives and (2) provide case illustrations of federal organizations that have made progress in implementing each practice.

Hypothesis: First and foremost, our main objective was to identify and describe practices helpful to implementing GPRA.


Premise: Federal agencies are feeling the pressure to demonstrate that they are putting the taxpayers' money to sound use.

Hypothesis: The federal agencies need to misuse the taxpayers' money.


Premise: yeah that's where i was fortunate i'm a i'm a technician and we had a vocational um electronics in our high school

Hypothesis: I took several vocational training classes in high school.


Premise: In this effort, we would anticipate focusing on the most significant postal destinations among the DCs rather than trying to analyze each and every destinating DC.

Hypothesis: We should focus on analyzing each and every destinating DC instead of focusing on just a few of them.


Premise: A little known secret is that a standing ticket (usually around US$12) actually gives you the run of the  you can move around freely, sit in unoccupied seats, and even enjoy the action from the ringside until the actual ticket-holders arrive later on.

Hypothesis: Standing tickets are cheap and more comfortable for people who like to move about.


Premise: programs' cost and schedule, to improve the quality of weapon systems once fielded, and to deliver new capability to the war fighter faster.

Hypothesis: The weapons system needs to be upgraded.


Premise: The Net, though celebrated as a libertarian institution, can also be the opposite.

Hypothesis: The Net has views that may not be Libertarian at certain times.


Premise: A new study by Colorado Legal Services, the first of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region, says such migrant workers at farms statewide are regularly exposed to hazardous pesticides in violation of federal laws.

Hypothesis: Colorado Legal Services found migrant workers are often poisoned.


Premise: However, gains and losses arising from sale of assets to foreigners do not wash out and could affect national consumption and investment.

Hypothesis: The gains and losses from asset sales to foreigners end up washing out.


Premise: Well, my friend, you have seen the finger-marks ”it remains to tell you the particular object on which they had been left."

Hypothesis: And they speak to you, they tell you something.


Premise: yeah i i cast a ways i'm not highly proficient but it's fun

Hypothesis: I kind of like it, but I could be better.


Premise: The question is whether Clinton has the nerve.

Hypothesis: The question is whether Clinton will win.


Premise: and they found the boy and the boy had been unharmed but they were trying to sell him you know they were trying to sell the baby or the boy and he's three years old they were trying to sell him on the black market

Hypothesis: They had started making deals on the black market for selling the boy.


Premise: Once a company buys that software, it is less likely to switch content providers.

Hypothesis: There are times when the company wants to switch content providers.


Premise: Jon pointed at Susan.

Hypothesis: Jon pointed Susan out to someone else.


Premise: isn't the basic needs of the government in the first place is to protect and what is the other one basic services is to protect and i don't know about providing all the other services that they do i mean even i i guess the uh the latest uh fire they came under was whenever they were providing a uh a tribute to um Lawrence Welk

Hypothesis: The government's role is to provide as many services as possible.


Premise: Adrin threw his elbow over the entwined blades in front of him and smashed it in his opponent's temple.

Hypothesis: Adrin knocked his opponent over after hitting him in the head.


Premise: damp cold warm

Hypothesis: the water ranges from cold to warm


Premise: More than that, once a condition is established as a diagnosis, society practically treats it as a crime not to do something about it.

Hypothesis: Society is very skeptical of diagnoses.


Premise: Dressed in a cotton cowl, Ca'daan watered his horse and waited for the heat of the day to pass.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan was forced to give his horse water.


Premise: you know and it was just it was done so well you know it was just

Hypothesis: It couldn't have been done better.


Premise: Some Mixtec immigrants also have formed native groups, or hometown associations, that send money home for projects such as telephone lines or street paving.

Hypothesis: Foreign groups have been formed by Mixtec immigrants.


Premise: Certainly, monsieur. 132 But, on the following day, no sign of Poirot.

Hypothesis: The day before they saw Poirot.


Premise: Helpful guides take you down the long corridors and through the most interesting rooms.

Hypothesis: The guides can take you where you want to go.


Premise: 5 percent with respect to comparable workers in the private sector.

Hypothesis: Workers in the public sector make an average of 5% more than those in the private sector.


Premise: Fiction has its glories, but concealment is merely squalid.

Hypothesis: Fiction lacks redeeming qualities and concealment is totally great.


Premise: UNCONTROLLABLE COST - The cost over which a responsible manager has no influence.

Hypothesis: A cost that a manager can control is called a controllable cost.


Premise: The only hope he had was to get as far away from the place where the sun had struck as he could.

Hypothesis: He had to get to the spot were the sun had struck.


Premise: So I can't help you.

Hypothesis: I have limits on what I can do.


Premise: In hot weather, the locals drink it with ice.

Hypothesis: The locals get warm in the sunny weather.


Premise: France seemed less aware of the threat from Nazi Germany, allowing Hitler to remilitarize the Rhineland in 1936 in breach of the Versailles Treaty, a step Hitler later said he had never dreamt of getting away with.

Hypothesis: France was aware of a threat from the Nazis.


Premise: Ut's photo is of a crowded highway winding eternally through hell, and it won't let you go.

Hypothesis: The photo shows what hell would be like.


Premise: Let's sort of bury them somewhere or throw them in the creek."

Hypothesis: Let's just leave them there to rot.


Premise: Mortality

Hypothesis: Mortality is more than one word.


Premise: Still, all that shine simply hid a different kind of dirt.

Hypothesis: The dirt showed prominently and hid any shine there was.


Premise: (Click for more on the U.S. role in that restriction.)

Hypothesis: Clicking on this will redirect you to the restriction regarding U.S role.


Premise: i get the Times Herald just to balance that out a little bit

Hypothesis: I like to get my news from a variety of sources.


Premise: Stop off at Tirumalai's Palace, about a kilometer southeast of the Great Temple.

Hypothesis: Tirumalai's Palace is connected to the Great Temple.


Premise: Jon placed a hand on San'doro's shoulder and the two men joined the others for their morning breakfast.

Hypothesis: The men all ate together.


Premise: Two elephants in a kneeling position welcome you to Cave 16, one of the most important of the later caves, created between a.d. 475 and a.d. 600.

Hypothesis: There are elephants that live in the caves.


Premise: Newsweek excerpts George Stephanopoulos' new book, which repeats the standard criticism of the president (a complicated man responding to the pressures and pleasures of public life in ways I found both awesome and appalling).

Hypothesis: He believes that the president is reacting to public life in unorthodox ways.


Premise: You have a peaceful village here and you have no need for men like me.

Hypothesis: This village is dangerous so you need men like me.


Premise: over again which is also that's another thing that's  good about it when it comes on right in the dinner hour i feel can feel like i can let them sit in front of the TV and watch and they're watching something worthwhile while i can make dinner and do things i need to do without them under foot

Hypothesis: It's nice to have time to myself while they watch TV.


Premise: Don't! Stop!' Onardo snorted, because he liked to snort from time to time.

Hypothesis: 'Go! Faster!' Onardo snorted, because he liked it.


Premise: that's uh can stifle creativity

Hypothesis: Creativity can be limited if not attended to.


Premise: I thought maybe as you didn't know about it."

Hypothesis: I was under the impression that you were intentionally kept in the dark.


Premise: only bad thing about an ace bandage if you wrap it tight enough so that really supports your ankle it's going to cut off the blood

Hypothesis: The circulation can be cut off if an Ace bandage is wrapped too tight.


Premise: However, as the Ottoman Turks in the 15th century dominated the Mediterranean and shipbuilding technology improved, longer Atlantic journeys became a serious prospect.

Hypothesis: Ship technology had matured by the 14th century.


Premise: The only must is Venice itself.

Hypothesis: There's only one place you must visit.


Premise: If you've fallen in love with Italian coffee, why not buy a compact version of the espresso machine or packaged roasted beans?

Hypothesis: You can easily buy espresso machines to make Italian style coffee.


Premise: Along with boutiques not found elsewhere, you'll encounter Hollywood culture at its most flaunting and tawdry.

Hypothesis: Some boutiques are uniques to Hollywood alone.


Premise: yeah it's really interesting it

Hypothesis: It's really interesting to learn that.


Premise: Elvis knows this is an obsession of mine; in Sunday's Chicago Sun-Times I published a long article that questions widespread beliefs about the Texas Instruments digital projection system and extols a much cheaper film projection system called MaxiVision48, which uses existing, proven technology, and produces a picture its patent holders claim is 500 percent better (not a misprint) than existing film or digital projection, take your choice.

Hypothesis: Texas Instruments manufacture cameras.


Premise: It had nothing to do with mercy and everything to do with the contagious nature of fear and panic.

Hypothesis: In addition to fear and panic, nervousness is included.


Premise: and the men that drive the trucks with with the guys that fix the power lines aren't tested as much

Hypothesis: The guys who drive the trucks are tested.


Premise: That said, it is also true that Asia's experience is not unique; it follows the quite similar Latin American tequila crisis of 1995, and bears at least some resemblance to the earlier Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s.

Hypothesis: Asia's crisis is a new phenomenon.


Premise: Just in case you think you have got it all clear in your mind, remember that Vishnu destroys by not preserving and Shiva preserves through the renewal arising from destruction.

Hypothesis: Shiva is the god that causes the destruction.


Premise: There used to be five naves, two transepts, five belltowers, and 225 choir stalls.

Hypothesis: There are fewer naves than there were before.


Premise: governments or is received in satisfaction of a previously recognized revenue (e.g.

Hypothesis: The government has revenue


Premise: They do not, they say, value a stock by looking at future earnings.

Hypothesis: They don't value a stock just by how much it will make in the future but also consider the current value.


Premise: and and we couldn't know that until after we'd made our findings so it turned out we had done about what the other juries had done and so it you know we felt a little better but i think if that could be in the hands of of someone who knew the law and could be privy to that information seems like it would be fairer

Hypothesis: We knew that before we made our findings and it influenced our outcome.


Premise: Don't you try harassing any of my riders.

Hypothesis: You can harass my riders, I don't care.


Premise: Take President Clinton's proposal to invest part of Social Security revenues in the stock market.

Hypothesis: President Clinton was searching for an acceptable means of increasing Social Security's revenue.


Premise: uh they they've got a lot of uh rebuilding to do they traded for a lot of new players uh in the off season and it looks like it might help them but uh i think this is going to be a year for pulling together and looking for the future

Hypothesis: They are good for the future, after buying a lot of new players.


Premise: but you sound just like um the the children that i worked with up there the same type of voice

Hypothesis: You sound so much like the children I worked with that I thought you were one of them.


Premise: Instead of with New York, substitute to.

Hypothesis: New York is not the best place for this.


Premise: um but now nowadays they can't even they can barely scold the children for something you you know without getting sued

Hypothesis: Sometimes, children deserved to be scolded when they break the rules.


Premise: In practice, these organizations see the production of a strategic plan-that is, a particular document issued on a particular day-as one of the least important parts of the planning process.

Hypothesis: These organizations think strategic plans are worthless.


Premise: This book will pass into the possession of Scotland Yard, but it will never be publicly exhibited.

Hypothesis: This book will be owned by Scotland Yard, and some people might be given access to it.


Premise: Well, naturally.

Hypothesis: Well, extraordinarily.


Premise: The man sailed over it and into the dirt.

Hypothesis: The man jumped over something high into the air.


Premise: He was still bewildered by the introduction of tragedy into his cheerful commonplace existence.

Hypothesis: He was a man out of place since the distressful event had upturned his complacent and calm life.


Premise: Personal saving plays a dual role, ensuring both individuals' retirement security and the nation's economic security.

Hypothesis: The nation's economic security revolves around retirees.


Premise: but uh the guy winds up getting hurt every other game

Hypothesis: The guy gets hurt sometimes.


Premise: And whatever one's quibbles, Goodman should be credited with doing what Singer and Malamud and even Ozick were never really able to  making the most rigorous form of Judaism seem plausible as an American life.

Hypothesis: Malamud an Ozick tried many times but failed to reconcile Judaism and American life.


Premise: More important than a precise cost estimate of the transition, however, is the recognition that there will be short-term transition costs and that these costs need to be made transparent.

Hypothesis: The recognition that there will be transparent short-term transition costs is way less important than a precise cost estimate of the transition.


Premise: a little town called Tuckaho over by White Plains

Hypothesis: The town is very small.


Premise: Slaves dueled among the filth of the smaller pits.

Hypothesis: Slaves fought for their honor in the small, filthy pits.


Premise: There's no time to waste.

Hypothesis: We have a while to relax.


Premise: four that's good very good yes yeah i don't

Hypothesis: Four is a good number of kids to have.


Premise: but uh otherwise you know we uh  with you know PBS and so forth and i i particularly enjoy i don't know whether you've whether you had a chance to watch it on PBS but uh

Hypothesis: You are aware of the PBS show.


Premise: Besides, some genetic mothers aren't conscious at birth, and many don't breast-feed, yet they all nonetheless wind up loving their kids.

Hypothesis: Genetic mothers typically have multiple children in their lives.


Premise: His fast two-gun draw, however, was deadly.

Hypothesis: His two gun draw was as fast and deadly as his one gun draw


Premise: The truth of the matter was that it was Lawrence who had murdered Alfred Inglethorp with a croquet 114 mallet.

Hypothesis: Lawrence owned the croquet mallet used to murder Alfred Inglethorp.


Premise: Adrin had his rapier and off-hand dagger out, parrying the attack of one while another closed in.

Hypothesis: Adrin held his weapon and got ready to fight.


Premise: His sword rang across the desert plane.

Hypothesis: His sword hit someone.


Premise: It would, for example, be interesting to determine whether the Aldrich Ames spy case was an anomaly or a symptom of widespread corruption in the CIA.

Hypothesis: The CIA is an investigation agency.


Premise: so they usually get uh worse weather  than we do

Hypothesis: The weather here is bad.


Premise: "Lissen, gal, an' you, too, Teodoro jus' keep clear of Johnny Shannon when he's on th' prod that way.

Hypothesis: Stay out of Johnny Shannon's way or he'll end your life.


Premise: In the meantime, drug warriors in Phoenix and Sacramento are on their own and not happy about it.

Hypothesis: rug warriors in Phoenix aren't on their own anymore and they're elated.


Premise: 'You said White would bring only a handful of men.'

Hypothesis: I wanted White to bring only a handful of men.


Premise: Perhaps your son will no longer be solvent.

Hypothesis: Maybe your son will lose a lot of his savings.


Premise: i had to talk to someone about hobbies and the switchboard called me so i was caught a little off guard and i couldn't think of anything at all so i started making stuff up i told this woman that my hobby was gardening and i can't even i can't even grow an ivy my grandfather gave me a plant once that told and he told me when he gave it to me that it was impossible to kill you could freeze it you could

Hypothesis: I was doing a phone interview where I was asked about my hobbies.


Premise: And the size of the wallets is a strict limit on the value of the eyeballs.

Hypothesis: It only matters how much money you have.


Premise: Plain good sense.

Hypothesis: It only makes sense.


Premise: It's not clear that Beatty is willing to do that.

Hypothesis: From what has been gathered it is not certain Beatty will do it.


Premise: changed you know my thinking on this i don't know i really don't know

Hypothesis: my thoughts on this changed pretty suddenly i don't know


Premise: yeah yeah they have i don't either well um you know they what you don't hear about is how many they turn away

Hypothesis: You sometimes hear rumours about how many people they turn away.


Premise: Summary of Major Sections

Hypothesis: There are many sections


Premise: and if you get one of those false negative reportings and and you're fired from your job that's going to carryover into other jobs um no matter um you know if it's truth or not so yeah it can stick with you for a long time

Hypothesis: False negative reports can affect the rest of your life.


Premise: Microsoft is reaching out to computer novices , says a piece.

Hypothesis: Microsoft is reaching out to teach more people about the usefulness of computers.


Premise: Here you can wade through mountains of old clothes, jewelry, utensils, clocks, dolls, ornaments, old coins, and all the bric-a-brac of an oriental bazaar.

Hypothesis: Vintage devices and apparel can be bought here.


Premise: and that's got uh a hundred and sixteen thousand miles on it and that runs perfectly well too

Hypothesis: That car has over a hundred thousand miles on it and has nothing wrong with it at all.


Premise: Few experiences are as quintessentially southern Californian as an evening of entertainment under the stars.

Hypothesis: Most experiences are more quintessentially southern Californian than seeing some form of entertainment under the stars.


Premise: uh well you have to keep uh if you don't keep them clean my friend had gerbils and you could smell it as soon as  you walked into their her house

Hypothesis: The gerbil was not very clean so it smelled.


Premise: For example, if the prevalence declines by 25 percent with a drop in PM, then baseline incidence drops by 25 percent with the same drop in PM.

Hypothesis: If the prevalence declines by 25% with a drop in PM, the baseline incidence goes down the same amount without fail, as they are directly related.


Premise: it does i i i very seldom if any i can't remember you know a day that i walked out and the wind wasn't blowing

Hypothesis: The wind is so infrequent here that I can't remember the last time it was blowing.


Premise: GAO reserves the right to issue the report to the congressional requester(s) if the comments are not received within the time allotted.

Hypothesis: The comments need to be submitted in order to have the reports released.


Premise: As Devine has no living relations, it makes sense for the impoverished old men to cook up a scheme by which Michael will assume the dead fisherman's identity, and the pair will divide the money between themselves.

Hypothesis: Michael has experience as a fisherman.


Premise: We're all right now." He chanted something in a rapid undertone "All right, relax.

Hypothesis: He tried to get her to relax.


Premise: His faced burned a deeper red.

Hypothesis: His face was colorless.


Premise: and i mean Ted Teddy Roosevelt didn't have the reputation speak softly and carry a big stick for uh for nothing and uh

Hypothesis: Teddy Roosevelt was not well known enough to have a reputation.


Premise: I just happen to be doing it in my own way.'

Hypothesis: I will do it your way.


Premise: At times Kuala Lumpur often referred to as KL appears to be a criss-croseof pedestrian-unfriendly overpasses and expressways.

Hypothesis: There are a number of pedestrian friendly expressways.


Premise: and well anyway that would of course eventually come back to taxes but uh as far as income tax is concerned i can't complain too much about it um i'm single i have no uh dependents or anything my children are all grown and they're out worrying about their own income taxes

Hypothesis: It would all come back to taxes, I used to worry about them but not anymore.


Premise: That's a rough outline.

Hypothesis: The outline is vague and lacking in detail.


Premise: We can fill that entire lifetime with pleasures.

Hypothesis: Pleasures can be given that you have never even imagined.


Premise: To characterize a lie as an economy of truth would be a Jesuitical formulation.

Hypothesis: One Jesuitical formulation would be that the omission of the truth would not be a lie.


Premise: i don't think i've ever i think i've that there was some girl there i've been there like maybe a dozen times but i actually like that site better than the other one just because of the type people that go to

Hypothesis: There was a girl I knew on that site


Premise: Whatever else may be said about them, both Talmudic and Jesuitical carry connotations of great learning and meticulous attention to argument.

Hypothesis: Some people have different and negative things to say about Talmudic.


Premise: Dole got a bounce out of the well-orchestrated Republican Convention, but soon fell back into a double-digit deficit.

Hypothesis: Dole received a boost after the Republican Convention and was propelled to the Presidency.


Premise: well, you guess.

Hypothesis: You take an exact measure.


Premise: The hospital building now houses the National Archaeological and Historical Museum, which displays a fascinating collection of finds from the sunken city of Port Royal but, sadly, very little pirate treasure.

Hypothesis: There are many buildings that have historical significance.


Premise: 'Meaning?'

Hypothesis: I am confused about what the meaning is.


Premise: I gave him the same answer.

Hypothesis: I told him the oppostive of what I had been told.


Premise: that's right and uh so we kind of it's it's we've gone from one extreme to the other and that's that's been hard to adjust to but uh the weather we can't oh the weather's been wonderful

Hypothesis: We've been finding the weather here wonderfully warm.


Premise: Au revoir, my clever and charming young lady. Tuppence sped lightly down the stairs.

Hypothesis: Tuppence was only too glad to leave.


Premise: A short item suggests that National Security Council chief Sandy Berger could replace Erskine Bowles as White House chief of staff.

Hypothesis: Sandy Berger will replace Erskine Bowles.


Premise: uh couple of years yeah

Hypothesis: Two years.


Premise: Li added his support to alcohol-related problems, but suggested another alternative, problem drinking, which is commonly used.

Hypothesis: Li supports many causes, all different ones.


Premise: Although I am a poor typist, I find that I am able to type a document much more quickly and accurately than the above-named software can perform.

Hypothesis: I find that I can type slower than the software.


Premise: Even if people are randomly divided into groups, the groups will automatically discriminate against each other.

Hypothesis: If people are split up, the larger group will dominate.


Premise: With the world going to pot and only a few days left, the girl's face and the slim young body under it were about all the reality left worth thinking about.

Hypothesis: The girl had a slim and young looking body for her age.


Premise: We might also be able to report the number of applications for housing construction permits and how many units suitable for low-income housing were coming on the market within 12 months.

Hypothesis: We can report the number of applications for permits there were issued that will house low-income people below the poverty line.


Premise: I said, 'Look, I'm not going to send out something that's terribly important that could be construed as trivial.

Hypothesis: A man doesn't want to send out something important that could be seen as trivial.


Premise: In 1926, Pilsudski engineered a military coup and seized control under the Sanacja, or senate, government that would rule until the start of World War II.

Hypothesis: Pilsudski engineered his military coup after World War II.


Premise: The off-hand dagger went to the earth.

Hypothesis: The dagger fell as it was dropped.


Premise: you know here it is sixty five degrees we're out playing golf and they're freezing cold back there so

Hypothesis: It's extremely cold over here yet we're still playing golf.


Premise: i don't think there's anywhere where there isn't gonna be crime so

Hypothesis: There are places without crime.


Premise: Or, if the reporter works for Vanity Fair , of the celebrity's press agent.

Hypothesis: A person could be a reporter for Vanity fair or the press agent of a celebrity, but not both.


Premise: i don't know but that sounds like my kind my kind of camping it really does yeah okay um well um that that is the best way to do it is to have a a nice vehicle where you can have everything in it plus your tent

Hypothesis: A tent can still be useful.


Premise: Although the evidence is not conclusive, it confirms the hypothesis.

Hypothesis: The evidence affected the hypothesis.


Premise: right i hear that's like one of the major uh the major costs to companies to corporations nowadays

Hypothesis: Corporations face a lot of extra costs nowadays.


Premise: The lunarscape-like summit currently stands at 3,350 m (10,990 ft) above sea level, but varies according to the eruptions' destruction or lava deposits.

Hypothesis: The height of the summit is always changing due to destruction or lava oozing.


Premise: The rampart-like mountains and dense pine forests keep this area remote and, even today, blessedly un?spoiled.

Hypothesis: The dense pine forests make it difficult to navigate through this busy area.


Premise: The NYT national edition goes with the maneuvering between Castro and the Catholic Church on the eve of the Pope's visit to Cuba.

Hypothesis: The NYT national edition will be published after the pope visits Cuba.


Premise: Collecting and processing the crop is still a profitable industry.

Hypothesis: Collecting and processing the crop has always been a reliable way to earn money.


Premise: I think I got all my gray hair in the two weeks after that, he said.

Hypothesis: He said he lost all his hair in the weeks after that.


Premise: The cry formed again and the riders turned and began to thunder away.

Hypothesis: The riders turned and then fell off.


Premise: Take the N-332 from Alicante and drive through Campello to the fishing port of Villajoyosa.

Hypothesis: You may purchase fresh fish on the pier of Villajoyosa.


Premise: Mintie said she hopes her organization can be a national model for other professions.

Hypothesis: Mintie believes that her organization is so good that other professional organizations will want to copy them.


Premise: Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany backed Franco's Nationalists, while the Soviet Union supported the Republicans (although less and less towards the end of the war).

Hypothesis: Italy and Germany liked Franco.


Premise: or making the American system work in the way it's originally designed to

Hypothesis: Or keeping the American system working in the good way it is right now.


Premise: In blunt summary (I'm running out of time), perhaps asking us (the unwashed masses) to shell out 20 bucks a year for the privilege of staring longer at this stinkin' monitor for an hour or two more a week, when we'd rather bail outta this rotten sweatshop before the sun goes down, won't be as appealing an expenditure for our meager discretionary income as say, three pitchers of beer or a couple of baseball game tickets.

Hypothesis: I would rather spend 20 bucks a year to stare at this monitor an hour or two more a week, than go to a baseball game.


Premise: Even profitable magazines often spend more money finding and signing up subscribers than those subscribers will ever pay.

Hypothesis: The amount of profit for magazines is low since they spend so much on trying to get subscribers.


Premise: that's personal maybe they don't

Hypothesis: It's an individual decision.


Premise: If he stopped, there would be questions, he suspected; he wanted to find answers, not to answer idle questions.

Hypothesis: He stopped because he wanted to answer the questions.


Premise: National saving would be inadequate to finance even the investment necessary to maintain the nation's capital stock.

Hypothesis: National saving would be inadequate to finance in every case, said the director.


Premise: uh it really does sound like it was a self defense kind of thing

Hypothesis: It sounds like she was really aggressive.


Premise: At the end of the century, when Catholic king James II came to the throne, the Irish felt they had no choice but to back him.

Hypothesis: All of the Irish backed King James II, but with extreme reluctance.


Premise: Danvers, he murmured.

Hypothesis: Danvers, he said softly.


Premise: The FCC's Report and Order amending Parts 2 and 15 of Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, deregulates the equipment authorization requirements for personal computers and peripherals.

Hypothesis: The FCC has many rules in place for technology use.


Premise: Said Ken Bode ( Washington Week in Review ): We're going to skip [this week on WWIR ] the possibility of Monica Lewinsky testifying at Linda Tripp's trial and--blah, blah, blah--for this week, and I think our viewers probably will be happy to hear that we are going to skip it.

Hypothesis: Viewers were happy about it being skipped.


Premise: The best places are local parks or bike-friendly spots beyond city limits.

Hypothesis: You can find the best parks and bike friendly spots within the city limits.


Premise: In the '60s and '70s, rumors of Sinatra's Mob ties were family entertainment.

Hypothesis: In the mid 20th century, Frank Sinatra was often associated with mobsters.


Premise: Any fiscal policy path in which some portion of the anticipated budget surpluses is saved ultimately leads to a stronger fiscal position than annually balancing the budget in each of the next 10 years.

Hypothesis: Bugets saved leads to stronger fiscal conditions.


Premise: You've been on the spot ”and the Yard doesn't want to make any mistakes, you know." Poirot nodded gravely.

Hypothesis: You've just arrived and the Yard has already made several mistakes, you know. Poirot shook his head no.


Premise: But the breakfast is finished, and here is the rest of the cold day ahead ...

Hypothesis: The weather will be snowy for the entire day.


Premise: In front of the building is a statue of the Duke of Wellington, resplendent in battle dress and cloak astride his trusty steed, Copenhagen.

Hypothesis: The Duke of Wellington is dressed plainly in his statue.


Premise: Nixon's Watergate sins (dismissed by the public on the eve of the election as, at most, the work of overzealous campaign aides) caught up with him in his second term.

Hypothesis: Initially dismissed by the public, Nixon's Watergate scandal caught up with him during his second term and he suffered severe fallout with the public.


Premise: He began noticing that she carefully dumped his fingernail parings into a small jar.

Hypothesis: The jar was a storage place for finger nails.


Premise: Caterpillar believes the risks are too high.

Hypothesis: Caterpillar is not afraid of risk, but too much is too much.


Premise: This is a controversial practice even in Mozart concertos, and unheard of in 19 th -century works.

Hypothesis: All 19th century pieces used this practice because it was, in fact, not controversial.


Premise: Not bad.

Hypothesis: That is great!


Premise: Not until then will we know whether this is real money or funny money--whether it will be worth a continental.

Hypothesis: We will then know whether it's real money or funny money, said the economist.


Premise: yeah but they don't use that no more

Hypothesis: They used that until recently, but not anymore.


Premise: However, the palace and gardens are so enormous that you may prefer to see them at your own pace, leaving out what your head and feet can't take.

Hypothesis: You might not have time to see all of the palace.


Premise: The irony of these funding cuts is that while there may be fewer poor people in Michigan today, the demand for service will not change because the poverty population remains so large and the legal aid funding so little that local providers will never able to serve all who need our service, said Weir.

Hypothesis: The population of poor people in Michigan is extremely low.


Premise: The invasion of Attila's Huns and the Goths and Vandals who came to sack, rape, murder, and pillage Rome brought an end to the Western Empire in 476 with the abdication of Emperor Romulus Augustus.

Hypothesis: The Huns had ransacked large parts of the empire.


Premise: so you're doing it yourself but

Hypothesis: So you have other people doing it for you.


Premise: At LSC Board meetings, local events and national conferences, we showcased exemplary planning and implementation.

Hypothesis: At LSC board meetings, we showed how we could help everyone in the community.


Premise: Precious stones and semi-precious stones including topaz, lapis lazuli, and aquamarine, can be bought loose or set in rings, necklaces, bracelets, or brooches.

Hypothesis: You can often get a necklace for free if you buy the stone to set in it.


Premise: Now then, said Tommy, "where shall we go?" The very faint anxiety which underlay his tone did not escape the astute ears of Miss Prudence Cowley, known to her intimate friends for some mysterious reason as "Tuppence." She pounced at once.

Hypothesis: Being intimate friends, Tommy often called Miss Prudence Cowly by her nickname, Tuppence.


Premise: A 30,000-man unit called Saddam's Commandos , led by one of his sons, also snuffs out unrest.

Hypothesis: Saddam Hussein's son was just as bad, as he led an army.


Premise: According to the actress, they couldn't.

Hypothesis: They couldn't, and they were okay with that.


Premise: Bus tours from Paris are available.

Hypothesis: Paris is a short drive away.


Premise: Nobody really knows how big a problem this is, and the extent will surely differ from area to area.

Hypothesis: There are some areas where this problem is not an issue.


Premise: Jon didn't know.

Hypothesis: Jon had a suspicion but couldn't quite figure out the situation at hand.


Premise: and i went the next morning to Arlington and they gave it to me for that price and what's so funny is they took the car they i knew they were gonna pull it from Town North because that's where the white one was and they had already told me we located one at Town North so it was that same car

Hypothesis: I was the first person at their place in Arlington that morning.


Premise: Back at the northeast corner of St. Stephen's Green, near the Shelbourne Hotel, you can turn right into Merrion Row to peer through the railings at the small Huguenot Cemetery (no entry to visitors).

Hypothesis: The Shelbourne Hotel offers tours of St. Stephen's Green for guests.


Premise: The installation of the FGD control technologies may require the following types of

Hypothesis: There are many procedures to follow for installing FGD control technologies.


Premise: Saving some portion of the projected budget surpluses would allow the federal government to reduce the overhang of federal debt built over decades of deficit spending.

Hypothesis: There are several methods to save some portion of the budget surplus.


Premise: Fewer than 1 in 10 serious crimes results in imprisonment.

Hypothesis: Most of the people who commit serious crimes are not caught.


Premise: Unlike the 1980s, when the economy's leading figures often seemed to be people like Michael Milken and Boone Pickens, who were speculators in that classic populist sense of the word, the people who get the most attention and respect today are almost all businessmen who spend their time making things, not playing with other people's  Bill Gates, Michael Dell, or whoever.

Hypothesis: Boone Pickens is a leading economy figure nowadays.


Premise: Service members may not approve their own absence reports unless prior authority to do so is granted in writing by an authorized official.

Hypothesis: Service members can approve their own reports unless an official says they can't.


Premise: The award-winning South Coast Repertory Theater is also based here, and the adjacent South Coast Plaza shopping plaza hosts many of the most fashionable department stores.

Hypothesis: The shopping plaza has many good shops.


Premise: OPPORTUNITY COST - The value of the alternatives foregone by adopting a particular strategy or employing resources in a specific manner.

Hypothesis: Opportunity cost has many alternatives of value.


Premise: Large package hotels offer entertainers operating in two or three languages to loosen up the older crowd with competitions, sing-alongs, and a more sedate sort of dancing.

Hypothesis: There are plenty of entertainment options for both young and old.


Premise: She was about to run out of means to pay back those loans when she took a job at the Inner City Law Center in Los Angeles, a firm that fights slum landlords.

Hypothesis: Someone had more than enough money to cover the costs of their loans.


Premise: we've gone too far to the left it's fixing to come back hard right

Hypothesis: We've gone too far to the right, we should alter course to the left.


Premise: The attack culminated in the disastrous Battle of Flodden, near the River Tweed, and the king was killed.

Hypothesis: The king, somehow, was the sole survivor of the Battle of Flodden.


Premise: Funchal is less the sum of Ma?deira, though, than a gateway to the rest of the island, whose real charms begin in the hillsides just a few minutes outside of town.

Hypothesis: The real attraction of the island is found in the hillsides.


Premise: Not so in the  bad old days.

Hypothesis: That was the case in the old days.


Premise: Donald Trump walks the streets unafraid that someone will scrawl some harsh architectural criticism across his vast backside.

Hypothesis: Donald Trump is afraid when he walks the streets.


Premise: While suspicion was to be directed against him, she would be making quiet preparations for a very different denouement.

Hypothesis: There were ongoing preparations for the outcome.


Premise: so i think the the number one responsibility is on the heads of the parents and and we need to get to the idea well if the kids are are doing poorly in school then the parents need to take some sort of responsibility and and take some sort of action instead of just complaining about what the school is doing or not doing and sometimes if the parents don't like the way the school is being run the appropriate action is to have the choice to take that kid out of that school and put him in a different school

Hypothesis: There needs to be more action by the parents working with the school.


Premise: Hopefully, people who read the story of Sony's less-than-excellent adventure in Hollywood will look a little more skeptically at the vaporous claims surrounding other megamergers in the communications business.

Hypothesis: I hope people read the story and look closer how great mergers are.


Premise: From 1995 to 2000, labor productivity growth averaged 2.8 percent per year compared to 1.6 percent from 1970 to 1995 and 2.9 percent during the 1960s.

Hypothesis: From 1995 to 2000 the labor productivity growth saw a large decline in percentage.


Premise: and yeah he did some clever things but given the size of the house and how clever the kid was it seems to me they could have done a lot more i mean you know basically basically stepping on things and yelling in pain and it seems to me they could have been a lot more creative stuff used

Hypothesis: Stepping on things and yelling in pain was creative genius, they could not have done more to this, it is so highly creative.


Premise: uh but it's uh it's something else yeah that they're in the same issue we were uh hoping on burning a lot of the effluent up there uh because the the system is setup where it won't have any emissions uh you're correct it will have something coming out of the stack obviously just because human nature but it won't have uh any uh

Hypothesis: There will be a lot of effluent burned up there.


Premise: well my whole family uh is somewhat musical um and not from training but just because we sing in our choir and my daughter's quite involved and all that sort of thing so um i think that one of these days maybe she'll get involved in classical music too because that's usually what happens if you unless you get into rock which isn't her voice style so

Hypothesis: My daughter has expressed an interest in classical music.


Premise: A dirty little secret of Western Europe is that it has gone further into hock than the United States.

Hypothesis: The United States is currently in a better position.


Premise: on the on the real nice color but uh i i like spring i like i like the reason it's i like that spring comes quickly here

Hypothesis: Spring takes forever to get here.


Premise: um deliberate childbirth by surrogate mother

Hypothesis: Accidentally giving birth to a child by means of a surrogate.


Premise: Although he lauds his counterpart, Iwasaki, and the Long Beach community for their ideal marriage, Dudovitz had no regrets about his own stormy rise to power.

Hypothesis: His counterpart is Dudovitz and they want to get married.


Premise: and i grew a thirty four and a half pound watermelon yeah absolutely tasteless had no taste whatsoever uh-huh

Hypothesis: My watermelon only grew to four pounds


Premise: Newsweek psychologizes that his parents' suicides caused his clear longing for certainties, a need to be in control.

Hypothesis: Newsweek asked for him to comment on the suicide of his parents.


Premise: 'America Large?' I asked, trying to sound ignorant.

Hypothesis: I wanted them to think I was clueless, like I had no idea what was going on, so they wouldn't suspect that I was up to their intentions, and I quickly asked what America Large was.


Premise: But more on that in the next episode.

Hypothesis: This concludes that subject and in the next episode we will explore a different topic altogether.


Premise: Look for the Cecil Hotel on the western end of the square.

Hypothesis: The Cecil Hotel is located around the corner from the square.


Premise: You always were a shocking liar, said Tuppence severely, "though you did once persuade Sister Greenbank that the doctor had ordered you beer as a tonic, but forgotten to write it on the chart.

Hypothesis: Tuppence does not approve of lying.


Premise: No other region of Japan offers the same combination of urban intensity, rural tranquillity, and dramatic cultural treasures and all in such close proximity.

Hypothesis: Some places in Japan are very tranquil and are the countryside.


Premise: You are better suited than any of us to know what vulnerabilities we have.

Hypothesis: We have many vulnerabilities that can be seen.


Premise: Big, centralized models are out.

Hypothesis: Centralized models are not up to date, said the manager.


Premise: oh that's why see see you can you're able to do that but we haven't got much choice

Hypothesis: We are also permitted to do that, just like you.


Premise: they're talking tonight about this NIT game with Stanford and Massachusetts that the Stanford players actually took their final exams while they were on the road playing basketball

Hypothesis: Stanford played a high school team in the NIT.


Premise: 2) The gap between the earnings of women and their productivity.

Hypothesis: There is a sizeable difference when you talk about women's pay and their effectiveness.


Premise: so if they've just taken such action it would seem to indicate to me either they're doing it because they're afraid they might become a state and want to declare this before they become a state or maybe because they don't want to become a state for fear of losing the Spanish or Hispanic heritage

Hypothesis: They want to lose Spanish heritage.


Premise: Wade has led us to focus on whether the fetus is viable--whether it can survive outside the womb.

Hypothesis: The fetus is able to survive out of the womb.


Premise: The Miho is not to be missed by anyone interested in Asian art and design, both ancient and modern.

Hypothesis: The Miho is to be missed by anyone with a remote interest in modern and ancient Asian art and design.


Premise: You see, the rational expectations challenge to Keynesian economics was half- It did not build a workable new structure for macroeconomic theory and policy, but it did seriously damage the old structure.

Hypothesis: This challenged and entirely demolished Keynesian theory.


Premise: but the cities down there yeah and and and the next one up is uh is a small city between me and Providence

Hypothesis: The next city is providence.


Premise: His heir, Humayun, preferred opium and astrology to complex State affairs; he was driven out of India into Persia by General Sher Shah, who proved to be a much more able ruler.

Hypothesis: Humayun shirked drugs and frivolous pursuits, opting to immerse himself in the practice of statesmanship.


Premise: This is government.

Hypothesis: We all know this is the government.


Premise: yeah it's it's pretty new uh i'm trying to think who it's got in it

Hypothesis: This is very old, but I remember who's in it.


Premise: It was Julius.

Hypothesis: It might have been Julius.


Premise: I hate the idea that I love her except for this one thing I want to change, but really, she is absolutely wonderful.

Hypothesis: I hate that I love absolutely everything about her and wouldn't change a thing.


Premise: In comparison to the seven hours of inputting the data, the two hours spent stirring over a small flame went by in the blink of an eye.

Hypothesis: Cooking seemed to take forever, even compared to data input.


Premise: And on it goes.

Hypothesis: It's expected to continue going on.


Premise: Should we reward him for keeping us out of war?

Hypothesis: He should be rewarded for taking us to war.


Premise: South and west of modern Nara is an ancient area called Nishinokyo (meaning west of the capital ), where you will find three important temples.

Hypothesis: Nishinokyo has three important temples from the 1400's, and is located south and west of modern Nara.


Premise: In modern times, it has been a place for celebrating victory and mourning the passing of France's leaders.

Hypothesis: It's a place for many events, including celebration and mourning.


Premise: you know like all these people are just standing sitting sitting sitting around just going you know like what shall we do has anybody thought of anything no And then this guy from Federal Federal Express comes along they go what's that this track which it's going around the world and they can tell you where your package is anywhere any time

Hypothesis: The Federal Express guy stopped by and relieved our boredom by showing us their tracking system.


Premise: Still, it is the rare author who can re-create, with so much passion and exactness, aspects of our history that most Americans would just as soon forget.

Hypothesis: ANyone can write brilliant prose about history.


Premise: If a blood alcohol level is obtained to facilitate treatment of an illness or injury, it is not under special protection.

Hypothesis: Blood alcohol levels are needed for treatment


Premise: He wants the United States to adopt an emergency tariff of between 10 percent and 15 percent on imports to force other countries to abandon their mercantile trading strategies.

Hypothesis: He wants that an emergency tariff is adpoted in the United States, said the news.


Premise: and if you really pushed it you taught until you had kids or something you know if you had if you were a teacher then you know that was it

Hypothesis: After you had kids as a teacher, you'd know it was time to work harder.


Premise: that's not too bad at all

Hypothesis: That's better than I expected


Premise: It is a simple construction but we'll need a lot of them," said Jon.

Hypothesis: "It's a simple task, but we need many to stop their advance," said Jon.


Premise: The gravity of his tone impressed Tommy, but had little effect upon Julius.

Hypothesis: Julius and Tommy were both impressed.


Premise: The following is a recommended selection of Las Vegas's best hotels in four price categories.

Hypothesis: Here are some great places to stay in Las Vegas, depending on if you can spend $50, $100,$200, or more.


Premise: Even if tax incentives do not increase personal saving much in the short term, they may encourage individual households to earmark resources specifically for retirement.

Hypothesis: Tax incentives will increase personal saving in the short term.


Premise: I wish Susan were here, said Adrin.

Hypothesis: Adrin was glad Susan was gone.


Premise: He can tell her of something good he has done, or something good that has happened to him, without fearing that she will think he is bragging.

Hypothesis: She thinks he is patting himself on the back.


Premise: or mothers to children you know because they're able to spend some time

Hypothesis: Mothers to kids due to the fact they have the capability to invest time into the kids without extra pressures added to them.


Premise: IPM projects power sector emissions under Title IV of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments (The Acid Rain Program), which caps SO2 emissions at 8.95 million tons/year beginning in 2010.

Hypothesis: IPM projects emissions for each year to go down.


Premise: Be warned that the pubs around O'Connell Street can be rough, and at times Temple Bar pubs can be rowdy.

Hypothesis: The pubs around O'Connell Street are rowdier than Temple Bar pubs.


Premise: At ten-thirty Tuppence surveyed with pride a slightly battered tin trunk containing her new possessions.

Hypothesis: Tuppence spent since ten oclock putting her belongings in the tin trunk.


Premise: my husband it's not a job that i enjoy at all

Hypothesis: The job I don't like is something I have my husband do.


Premise: The road from the main gate (Porta Marina, the gate that led to the sea) passes on the right of the basilica law courts and stock exchange to reach the Forum, the center of town and its main public meeting place directly facing Mount Vesuvius.

Hypothesis: The Forum faces opposite to Mount Vesuvius.


Premise: oh i think

Hypothesis: I think that's what is going to happen.