Premise: In postal parlance, we would say that the discount equals 100 percent of the cost avoidance at the margin, or that the passthrough of the avoidance is 100 percent.

Hypothesis: Discount is equal to all of the avoidance cost.


Premise: Bully for you, cried Julius.

Hypothesis: Julius yelled good for you.


Premise: The term slice of life has come to mean dreary naturalism, but for the superb Richard LaGravenese, who wrote and directed Living Out Loud , that slice includes fantasy, fairy tale connections, sultry musical interludes, bridges that lead out, and bridges that lead nowhere.

Hypothesis: Living out Loud is about living an open life.


Premise: Suppose Shepard is right that we are understating productivity growth by, say, 1 percent.

Hypothesis: Shepard is correct that our productivity growth is higher than we say.


Premise: The Parsis, as their name suggests, originate from ancient Persia and today form only a minute community in the world of religions, with barely 100,000 living in India, mostly in and around the city of Mumbai.

Hypothesis: The Parsis religion is the smallest in the world.


Premise: Dawkins himself notes that after decades of searching, scientists have found no conclusive evidence that life exists elsewhere in the universe.

Hypothesis: Dawkins says that scientists haven't found life elsewhere in the universe, but that he believes it's there.


Premise: With few exceptions, reporters aren't pressing McCain about his role in the Keating Five campaign-finance scandal.

Hypothesis: Reporters, almost all of them, aren't pressing McCain about the scandal.


Premise: It is but the extremely beautiful nature that you have, which made me pause."

Hypothesis: The speaker is entranced with the subjects beautiful nature


Premise: And they don't think much of the French and their bountiful supply of good sex, good food, good weather, and--well, three out of four.

Hypothesis: They think the French have too much of a good thing.


Premise: San'doro remained motionless as Stark lifted the desert ghost one handed above him.

Hypothesis: San'doro stood in awe as Stark lifted the desert ghost in front of him.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah i uh i tried when um i guess i was in junior high high school when uh Led Zeppelin was real big and everybody i tried to you know really go the whole way and i couldn't go with even with most of Led Zeppelin's music i didn't enjoy it

Hypothesis: Everyone else in my school was crazy about Led Zeppelin.


Premise: Just as his rise prefigured modern ideas about celebrity, so also did his fall.

Hypothesis: He had strong opinions about celebrity.


Premise: In her experience, legal aid organizations are in need of long-term plans, guidance and structure, she said.

Hypothesis: Legal aid organizations were in complete agreement with everything she said.


Premise: The program avoids legal jargon, offers a courthouse video tour and sticks to a fifth-grade vocabulary.

Hypothesis: The program is easy for anyone of any language to understand.


Premise: They never found Vrenna's sword, nor her body.

Hypothesis: The body was hidden along with the weapon.


Premise: For Air LC/AO mail, the distribution for all shapes was used because inbound Air LC/AO contains all shapes.

Hypothesis: Inbound Air LC/AO mails any shape.


Premise: Then a few conservative members killed the funding bill by attaching an unacceptable anti-abortion amendment.

Hypothesis: Some conservatives put a stop to the funding through a prolife amendment.


Premise: Last month, Paul Gigot guessed that Clinton's scandal would not be resolved during June.

Hypothesis: Gigot guessed last month that the scandal would go on until June.


Premise: We apologize to our audience, Philip Morris and Reynolds.

Hypothesis: We will compensate our audience.


Premise: Pardon me, mon ami, but you did not understand it in the least.

Hypothesis: Shall I repeat everything from the beginning?


Premise: The largest Republican constituency may be the Tight-Lipped Republicans . These folks, who include old-timers such as Virginia's John Warner, Alaska's Ted Stevens, and Mississippi's Thad Cochran, are as annoyed by the president as the next guy.

Hypothesis: Warner, Stevens, and Cochran are very conservative Republicans.


Premise: With wily Prime Minister Giovanni Giolitti manoeuvering the forces of capital and labor, Italy began its 20th century in a blithe state of calm and prosperity known as Italietta.

Hypothesis: Italy had steady growth in the 1900's.


Premise: However, the fact that the competition process has not resulted in widespread competition for funding does not mean that it has not been successful.

Hypothesis: The competition process has seen a good number of agencies competing for funding.


Premise: After all, Steele wasn't paid for what she said, but for a picture of Willey and Clinton together.

Hypothesis: Steele was paid a huge amount of money for the picture of Willey and Clinton


Premise: laments the plan's gross generational inequity and instructs President Clinton to spend the money on education instead.

Hypothesis: President Clinton should increase education funding.


Premise: There's only one thing I can't make out, why didn't he destroy it at once when he got hold of it?

Hypothesis: He kept it safe even after he got hold of it.


Premise: But she has intuitive flashes that might be dangerous… .

Hypothesis: Her intuitive thoughts always turn out to be correct.


Premise: As companies found themselves increasingly squeezed between the demands of workers and stockholders, however, they started pressuring their insurers, who passed that pressure on to hospitals, doctors, and other providers.

Hypothesis: Insurers are happy to pass costs onto their customers.


Premise: 31 Under any foreseeable circumstances, universal delivery would not cease.

Hypothesis: It is very likely that universal delivery will continue, no matter what happens.


Premise: The Street Lawyer avoids the kind of self-righteousness that usually accompanies homeless activism.

Hypothesis: The lawyer was humble.


Premise: He estimates it may be upward of 600, mostly without lawyers.

Hypothesis: Lawyers will double that amount.


Premise: oh i don't either uh-huh

Hypothesis: I agree, I also don't.


Premise: No one does believe it.

Hypothesis: It's unbelievable.


Premise: The king was happy to send the wine and figs, but would not, however, consent to Bindusara's last request.

Hypothesis: The king was happy to comply with all but one of bindusara's requests.


Premise: no i've never done a canoe trip that sounds interesting

Hypothesis: Canoe trip seems to be interesting.


Premise: For a moment he thought he saw the hatred in Adrin's eyes that he had seen the day he had left.

Hypothesis: He knew he was very mad.


Premise: When Subia finally met the governor a few days later at the Chamizal National Memorial, Subia needed no introduction.

Hypothesis: Subia greeted the governor by name reverently at the Chamizal National Memorial.


Premise: He radiated an absurd complacency.

Hypothesis: He was evidently very full of himself.


Premise: yeah that that's real scary actually i mean i i would suspect their own problems would keep them away from us for awhile but

Hypothesis: I would guess their own problems would keep them occupied.


Premise: Democrats think they're immune to this attack because they've got both ends of the spectrum  On the removal question, the polls are on Clinton's side, and on the moral question, on which the polls are against Clinton, Democrats have acknowledged and condemned his misconduct.

Hypothesis: Democrats think all the polls are in their favor.


Premise: When do we want it?

Hypothesis: We want it now!


Premise: except we don't have another school

Hypothesis: There is just one school.


Premise: Still, I do not like to hide what I am.

Hypothesis: I like to be transparent so there are no surprises.


Premise: but their not that's true

Hypothesis: It is true.


Premise: While exceptionally hilly and circuitous, the road is good enough to handle a stream of tourist buses, and the beach itself is likely to be crowded.

Hypothesis: The beach is just too good for anyone to be able to resist going there.


Premise: well of course it's you know it's it one of the last few things in the world you'd ever want to do you know unless it's just you know really you know for and for their uh you know for their own good

Hypothesis: It's one of the hardest things you can do, and it's only doable because it's for their own good.


Premise: As shown in figure 3.5, GDP per capita under the Constant 2000 National Saving Rate simulation would fall short of doubling every 35 years.

Hypothesis: Every 35 years, the GDP per capita would almost, but not quite, double.


Premise: yeah i know and that's that's what happened to my brother he came to school up here and then when he went down there he was just so bad off you know from not being able to stay up here that

Hypothesis: My brother came here for school and ended up staying.


Premise: I never thought of looking.

Hypothesis: I thought about listening.


Premise: I worked myself hard the next day and didn't return to the Crone's shack until that evening.

Hypothesis: I went back to the shack that night.


Premise: Men at Work and the columns in Bunts are fresher, less rococo, less pretentious, than his political columns.

Hypothesis: His political columns are more pretentious than the columns in Bunts.


Premise: Editors'  The Internal Revenue Code does not encourage lobbying by 501(c)(3) organizations, but it does allow it under limited circumstances.

Hypothesis: The Internal Revenue service allows lobbying by all types of organizations.


Premise: To this day I have never troubled about the ethics, he says of his work.

Hypothesis: He feels morally firm about doing his job.


Premise: However, the early 20th century saw several catastrophic changes that ruined the commercial sponge industry on Kalymnos.

Hypothesis: Kalymnos saw success with the commercial sponge industry.


Premise: Will you try to steal a copy instead?

Hypothesis: He will steal a copy.


Premise: Its tone somehow both baleful and bemused, wistful yet wan.

Hypothesis: It was very promising.


Premise: Who knows what it was doing to her to touch Stark's mind.

Hypothesis: Stark knew why her mind was touched.


Premise: Shlaes hates progressivity not because it fails but because it succeeds.

Hypothesis: Despite his silent hate for progressivity, he publicly advocates for it.


Premise: (Since his disciples were chosen for their looks, he had no distinguished successors.)

Hypothesis: His disciples were all good looking.


Premise: Greater economic growth from saving more now could alleviate the burden that a slow-growing workforce will bear in producing the goods and services to be consumed by a society with a large retired population that consumes but does not work.

Hypothesis: A large retired population consumes more and works less.


Premise: i know i know that the the Massachusetts miracle has has gone bust

Hypothesis: The Massachusetts miracle was too good to last.


Premise: I'M NOT DEAD.

Hypothesis: I'm alive.


Premise: Readers are of course invited to submit their candidates to the Rock Pomposity Sweepstakes at culturebox@slate.com.

Hypothesis: The readers are free to submit their nominations.


Premise: But such results are useless , since the full treatment is not an option.

Hypothesis: Full treatment became an option.


Premise: and sometimes i think it too much trying to figure out who's going to get the best headlines and that they'll run a topic into the ground

Hypothesis: THey spend a reasonable amount of time trying to get the best headlines.


Premise: My heart was straining in its chest.

Hypothesis: My heart was bursting with excitement.


Premise: Like all control freaks, Parcells hates to be controlled himself.

Hypothesis: Parcells like to be always in control.


Premise: yeah that was a bad a bad place to be especially right there on the water at night especially if it i mean if it were summer you're all right because it probably wasn't too cold but uh probably the worst one that ever happened to me was in when i lived in South Dakota

Hypothesis: It's not too bad being in the water when it's summer.


Premise: (I fear the latter.)

Hypothesis: I think the latter will happen.


Premise: This was only supposed to last for two weeks.

Hypothesis: It is still going, even though it was only supposed to be for 14 days.


Premise: uh yeah there's a lot of people that aren't for war i'm not for war

Hypothesis: I agree with the people who are not in favor of war.


Premise: Pre-McGrath, it was even forbidden to review a book published by one's own publishing company.

Hypothesis: McGrath was the one to allow publishers to review their own books.


Premise: Customs, not the Pentagon.

Hypothesis: Customs only.


Premise: so i you know i'm not attracted to that at all but um it made a big difference in my life not to have a radio that was a easy access and so now that i do have one i just don't automatically turn it on

Hypothesis: The lack of a radio made things much easier.


Premise: had to put our uh food up in the in the trees and all that i was the unlucky guy that got up every morning and said well i guess might as well putz around here while everyone else is sleeping so i was usually the guy who had to get it out of the tree and all that

Hypothesis: The food was safe in the tree.


Premise: According to Caterpillar officials, the production decision will be delayed if they are not on track to meeting their reliability goal.

Hypothesis: Caterpillar officials will try to have the production decision made as soon as possible.


Premise: and i just couldn't

Hypothesis: I wanted to.


Premise: And there--in no small part as a result of that history--it has found itself with very little leverage.

Hypothesis: It has a history of being powerful.


Premise: Better late than never.

Hypothesis: Sometime soon.


Premise: Pecker is a breezy, agreeable picture--a charmer, thumbs-up, three stars--but there's something disappointing about a John Waters film that's so evenhanded and all-embracing, even if its sunniness is ironic.

Hypothesis: Pecker is surely catchy and fascinating, as a film.


Premise: Click for an explanation of the simplest.

Hypothesis: The explanation is detailed but easy to understand.


Premise: Nor had the Sather Karf considered it a joke, he was sure.

Hypothesis: He knew the Sather Karf had understood the full seriousness of the action.


Premise: The two men moved apart to opposite sides of the woman.

Hypothesis: The men grabbed onto the lady.


Premise: well the you know it's it's kind of like wanting to talk you know and um but and then they learned to say no and it's kind of funny but they uh the the and now they get older our son's a senior in high school will talk to us but he you know you know it's mostly um no it

Hypothesis: They want to talk to you all the time.


Premise: Rather, they would need to know the specific Web addresses already.

Hypothesis: Someone knows all the correct web addresses.


Premise: The droplets diffracted through them all twenty-seven hues of the rainbow, and this gorgeous spectacle would have inspired many a painter or a photoshop editor.

Hypothesis: The droplets were perfect spheres.


Premise: But you could very well make the opposite argument.

Hypothesis: Both sides have equally convincing arguments.


Premise: Does women's fiction get short shrift?

Hypothesis: Women's fiction does got get the attention it deserves.


Premise: but that's all possible to do on the Amiga and frankly my VCR camera cost more than my computer did

Hypothesis: The Amiga does it all and it's cheap.


Premise: Nobody came.

Hypothesis: Three people were expected to come.


Premise: and uh usually if you can find somebody of course now when you go down there you know i mean they've got just there's no where you can miss

Hypothesis: It's easy to find a good spot.


Premise: and i have had to take care of my own money i have my own checking account i pay for my own life insurance and i know a lot of kids that don't even know what i mean i tell them i pay for my own life insurance and their mouths just drop to the floor you know

Hypothesis: I handle all of my own money, insurance and accounts.


Premise: It must have been got quite lately, I think.

Hypothesis: It must be brand new.


Premise: A collective and gregarious lot who seem to carry on much of their lives in the streets, Madrilellos are stars when night falls, hopping in and out of tabernas and tascas (cave-like taverns and bars), for repeated rituals of tapas (bar finger-foods), jugs of Spanish wine, and hyper-animated conversation.

Hypothesis: Madrilellos eat tapas and drink wine every single night.


Premise: and also you know it's like for for presentations it's like if you have to do any statistical data it can be easily represented on a on a PC it can be easily represented on a on a PC you know like years back when you didn't have that you would have to map out all this all these numbers

Hypothesis: Doing presentations is always very easy nowadays.


Premise: A tapa is a bite-sized morsel of food meatballs, olives, fried fish tidbits, shellfish, vegetable salad; it can be almost anything edible.

Hypothesis: A tapa is a small portion of food, it have a lot of choices.


Premise: The member countries have more people and exports than the United States but a somewhat smaller gross domestic product.

Hypothesis: The United States has a larger gross domestic product than the member countries.


Premise: And, more recently, Christian conservative leaders have blamed Reed for the debacle of the Bob Dole campaign.

Hypothesis: Reed is entirely responsible for Bob Dole's campaign issues.


Premise: you know i don't know there's something about people coming up through the sofa to get you or something you know it's just you know

Hypothesis: I imagine people coming through the sofa and getting me.


Premise: The question is whether Clinton has the nerve.

Hypothesis: Clinton has a lot of confidence.


Premise: yeah i like that one um i haven't seen it in a while

Hypothesis: I saw that one a few times long ago.


Premise: and all of them i guess could be in that fashion or category

Hypothesis: They all fit into the same category.


Premise: So, one could visualize a postcrisis situation in which total output was unaffected; investment was smaller; the capital inflow was smaller or negative; and the won would reach an equilibrium level, lower than it had been before the crisis.

Hypothesis: One could visualize a different, much better, postcrisis situation.


Premise: How do they fit into the big picture?

Hypothesis: They fit just fine


Premise: you know full cash price for it i mean you know you can't tell what what a company really has to do with it and there's something rather ominous about having

Hypothesis: Paying full cash price for it means that a company will come in and tell us what to do.


Premise: A kind of wooden shutter of officialdom came down from Japp's expressive countenance.

Hypothesis: Japp's emotions showed plainly on his face.


Premise: that's right i mean the Israeli's aren't they're not afraid of anything

Hypothesis: The Israelis are fearless.


Premise: well isn't it funny how baseball's getting less than like football players would

Hypothesis: Football players get more than baseball players.


Premise: The Moors were defeated and expelled or killed.

Hypothesis: The Moors were soundly defeated.


Premise: My father would never turn his back on a man who had been as conscientious to the cause of peace and as kind to the Stein family as RN had been.

Hypothesis: My father always helped people who fought alongside him for peace.


Premise: (Since his disciples were chosen for their looks, he had no distinguished successors.)

Hypothesis: His disciples were all handsome men.


Premise: It is holy to not merely one religion but to the three great Western monotheistic  Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Hypothesis: It is holy to all religions of the world.


Premise: oh really i thought it would show up with no matter what amount we

Hypothesis: It was so clear that it was going to be done.


Premise: is available only in the sense that the article doesn't accept the number that is available--thus using its own doubts to lend validity to themselves.

Hypothesis: The number that is available is the absolute truth.


Premise: Ca'daan had heard of the northern weapons, pistols they were called, but he was totally unprepared for the experience of seeing one in action.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan was prepared to encounter a pistol.


Premise: Both the Congress and the Executive Branch have critical roles to play in achieving desired outcomes for the American people.

Hypothesis: Congress and the Executive Branch both have equal roles to play.


Premise: The renegade devil!

Hypothesis: The handsome devil!


Premise: that doesn't uh that doesn't that situation doesn't sit around and develop very long

Hypothesis: That type of situation moves very quickly.


Premise: Other tales told of the jealous God-kings who wished the Old One torn down, lest the people gaze upon him and forget who they should worship.

Hypothesis: The god-kings hurt anyone that looked at the Old One.


Premise: An AP reporter spreads the latest unsubstantiated  Monica had a breakdown last night and won't be testifying.

Hypothesis: Monica is expected to testify and most likely did not have a breakdown last night.


Premise: There was, undoubtedly, a tie of passion between them long before he came to Styles.

Hypothesis: They knew each other long before this.


Premise: yeah or it just builds up so often yeah

Hypothesis: It just keeps coming; it never stops!


Premise: In the fireplace was a crumpled ball of orange and white.

Hypothesis: The was a colorful ball inside the fireplace.


Premise: None of these were published in journals devoted to emergency medicine.

Hypothesis: Most of these were published in journals of emergency medicine.


Premise: The rule would not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities as they are defined in the Regulatory Flexibility Act.

Hypothesis: Small entities will be heavily impacted economically by the rule.


Premise: oh i could never do that  i was never that brave but um  yeah

Hypothesis: You are the bravest person I know.


Premise: Once or twice a day, Ms.

Hypothesis: It happens daily.


Premise: yeah my mother still lives in Lubbock and we talked to her the other day and they said Friday they had or Thursday or Friday they had a you know one of the world class sandstorms out there that happens every once in a while hadn't had one like that in a couple of years

Hypothesis: My mother has lived in Lubbock her entire life.


Premise: I think every one was a little surprised that it should be he and not one of the official detectives who took the initiative.

Hypothesis: Poirot was in his element as he strutted and preened for his captive audience.


Premise: She did not pause to ascertain whether they were friends or foes.

Hypothesis: She decided that they were friends.


Premise: The independent panels, however, say none of the proposed chemical agents are known to cause disease at the low levels which troops faced.

Hypothesis: These proposed chemical agents have been thoroughly tested and proven to not cause diseases in low amounts.


Premise: Suggestive, or not, interrupted John, "we are most grateful to Monsieur Poirot for elucidating the matter.

Hypothesis: John jumped in.


Premise: But auctions have survived the winner's curse for millenniums, and even the Internet is unlikely to change that.

Hypothesis: The internet is a paradigm shift for auctions that will force many changes.


Premise: right that's what i one thing i like about TI is that they aren't overly strict about what you wear and they don't you know your boss doesn't come up to you and say now remember tomorrow you have a meeting so you'd better wear a suit i mean they they leave it up to you and your judgment to to use good judgment and dress tastefully and dress for whatever occasion you may have

Hypothesis: TI was a very causal place to work, most of us wore jeans and tee shirts all the time.


Premise: Some of these regulations and restrictions change with the seasons.

Hypothesis: Some regulations and restrictions are constant.


Premise: all that is is ever so slowly so

Hypothesis: All that takes a very long time.


Premise: And once involved in a conflict, democracies may actually be less willing than authoritarian regimes to end it short of total victory.

Hypothesis: Authoritarian regimes might be more willing than democracies to end a conflict without total victory.


Premise: It's true that the Pacers don't play beautiful or acrobatic basketball.

Hypothesis: The Pacers employ a very practical and direct style of basketball.


Premise: Will they succeed?

Hypothesis: They will succeed.


Premise: uh-huh well it sounds like neither one of us thinks that the Soviet Union is a real threat to the US

Hypothesis: I think we all agree that the Soviet Union is not a real threat to the US.


Premise: yeah a lot tougher from it was when i was going to school and that was when i was i graduated high school in nineteen seventy nine so that was what twelve years ago i guess

Hypothesis: It was easier when I was going through school.


Premise: In actuality, it was the population of Jamaica who discovered him Columbus was really lost, thinking that he had found another route to Asia.

Hypothesis: The population of Jamaica welcomed Columbus.


Premise: You defy me?

Hypothesis: You will obey me.


Premise: Albert, still round-eyed, demanded breathlessly: "One of the flats?" Tuppence nodded and jerked a thumb up the stairs.

Hypothesis: Tuppence let it be known that Albert could find what he was looking for in one of the flats.


Premise: Therefore, appropriations provide an other financing source instead of a revenue.

Hypothesis: Appropriations are a valid alternative since it can provide money.


Premise: yeah but my mother does not miss a game and you just don't know she lives in California and i do not call her on Sunday in football during football season i just don't do it

Hypothesis: my mother lives in California and she watches all the football games


Premise: and i enjoy it it's relaxing and you kind of get absorbed in it so the time goes by you know before you realize anything's going on and i play the organ sometimes uh just for my own satisfaction  not for anybody else's ears because i'm not that good at it but i like to bang the keyboards once in a while how about yourself

Hypothesis: I play the organ every chance I get even though I'm not very good.


Premise: The cover story says liberals shouldn't get excited about the budget surplus because it could easily disappear.

Hypothesis: Liberals are excited about the budget surplus.


Premise: Tuppence bent lower still.

Hypothesis: Tuppence bent to the lowest he'd even bent.


Premise: 'You claim to disagree with White, but your actual statements are almost identical.

Hypothesis: You seem to agree with White, no matter what you claim.


Premise: In 1992 in California, Klayman lost a patent case on behalf of a distributor of bathroom accessories.

Hypothesis: Klayman won all of his cases in 1992 except for the one that was on behalf of a manufacturer of bathroom accessories.


Premise: There are no hotels on Niihau ' nor electricity or running water.

Hypothesis: Niihau is traditional and relies on traditional methods of living and survival.


Premise: Somewhere there is a young lady whose life has been impoverished by my failure to sire the son who would someday sweep her off her feet.

Hypothesis: I know if I had a son, he would be the best thing that ever happened to women.


Premise: Desperate people who have lost all hope for themselves are biologically driven to propel possibly surviving offspring into the next generation.

Hypothesis: Human beings have a fortitude like no other in ensuring the survival of their own offspring.


Premise: well if you want to get a good camp site yeah you can go down and get a camp site pretty near any weekend they get prett y crowded on the uh you know the main July Fourth of July and

Hypothesis: If you want a camp site, there are always some available every weekend.


Premise: 'Good,' the Fat Man grunted.

Hypothesis: The man made a sharp reply.


Premise: There was the sound of an explosion from far away as he drew his hands out, unwet by the water.

Hypothesis: He marveled at the magic that had kept his hands dry in the water.


Premise: The axe brute's arm came down hard, numbing Jon's shoulder.

Hypothesis: The axe brute's strike came swiftly, sending Jon sprawling to the ground.


Premise: Afraid I don't.

Hypothesis: I do what I want.


Premise: oh you don't have time

Hypothesis: You are too busy.


Premise: Since 1990, teen-age out-of-wedlock births have actually decreased very slightly.

Hypothesis: More teenagers are getting married now when compared to 1990.


Premise: Meanwhile, Gandhi vehemently opposed any dismemberment of the country, and tried to keep people united by fasting to uphold the spirit of love, and by focussing on the common  the British.

Hypothesis: Gandhi was peacefully protesting in the spirit of love, and rallied people to focus on the British.


Premise: He could do nothing, and their demands were impossible.

Hypothesis: Their demands were way too extreme.


Premise: i think so i don't know i just uh i'm unhappy with it but and well i'm i'm sort of semi fortunate right now i'm a graduate student so i don't make that much what i make isn't taxed very highly because i'm still in school

Hypothesis: Its nice that while you are still a student you can get many tax breaks.


Premise: (The New York Times Magazine wrote a nearly identical piece two months ago.)

Hypothesis: The New York Times Magazine has a very similar piece.


Premise: Certainly this island can qualify as having one of the world's longest-running governmental love since 1648 the French and the Dutch have shared sovereignty in almost total harmony.

Hypothesis: The government has been democratic since 1648.


Premise: Even here the Waters are really little more than a large stream, but they flow into the Firth of Forth and beyond into the North Sea.

Hypothesis: The waters here are larger than a stream.


Premise: The program avoids legal jargon, offers a courthouse video tour and sticks to a fifth-grade vocabulary.

Hypothesis: The program is easy to understand.


Premise: i've always wanted a masters degree but to get one in in English or anything other than an MBA it's really difficult to do at night

Hypothesis: MBA's are very simple to do part-time at night.


Premise: Is the cost-cutting story plausible?

Hypothesis: I think that story is correct.


Premise: i mean it's it's it's mainly um just family oriented stuff i mean yeah it's very its definitely Christian but it's not it's not hymns

Hypothesis: It features a lot of contemporary Christian music.


Premise: Rates vary greatly according to season and availability; many hotels offer special weekend packages, business rates, and promotions.

Hypothesis: Rates are different depending on season and availability, but business rates are offered by many hotels and generally stay at the same price.


Premise: Though an in-depth discussion of quality-assurance practices to be used in electronic testing and analyses is beyond the scope of this guidance, it is important to perform appropriate checks to ensure that you have obtained the correct file.

Hypothesis: Performing the quality-assurance practices is very straightforward.


Premise: For both of these reasons, victory over Jones, regarded as such, would actually be a defeat for Clinton.

Hypothesis: Losing to Jones would benefit Clinton.


Premise: In addition to accounting topics, the index lists certain agencies or programs that have been used in illustrations or that have unique provisions within the standards.

Hypothesis: Index has a complete list of agencies or programs, listed within the book.


Premise: yeah well this part of the country there's no shortage shortage of uh good schools

Hypothesis: There is an abundance of good schools in this region.


Premise: well it it's not sudden it's just that it probably doesn't hit the average person uh until it hits them over the head

Hypothesis: It usually hits the average person over the head suddenly.


Premise: Tuppence withdrew to a suitable spot.

Hypothesis: Tuppence ran very quickly to his new spot.


Premise: The WSJ reports that the most common fake name given to pizza deliverers in Washington, D.C. is.

Hypothesis: The WSJ knows beyond a doubt, what the most common take name given to pizza deliverers is.


Premise: Sadly, the average citizen doesn't seem to understand that financial settlements are not manna from heaven.

Hypothesis: People assume that financial settlements are a boon to their existence.


Premise: Sure as the Backstreet Boys will meet a bad end, you can be certain that the Pokemon generation will age out of the game and into sullen teendom.

Hypothesis: Pokemon's current popularity is higher than ever.


Premise: it is not oh i always thought that it was

Hypothesis: Oh, it was always to my understanding it was so.


Premise: um as far as electricity and telephone um we do the same thing we budget not budget but um i have a long term savings goal

Hypothesis: We budget for our spending on electricity and telephone.


Premise: In a way, I think I've just answered the interesting question you've posed, namely, how realistic is The Sopranos ? Very, I'd say.

Hypothesis: I just told you the Sopranos is pretty true to life.


Premise: [The public and legislature] don't see legal services as a social service, Corbett said.

Hypothesis: Corbett believes that legal services are social services.


Premise: 3 percent annually; in 1990-93, its growth slowed down to a healthy 3.0 percent annually; and in 1993-97, it grew by 3.3 percent annually.

Hypothesis: It grew exponentially after the year 98.


Premise: um but i don't know i i've been camping a couple times but i'm not a real avid camper uh a lot of people i know are but um i don't i don't know that

Hypothesis: I know a lot of people who are good at camping.


Premise: And, anyway, I said, with increasing coldness, "as Mrs. Inglethorp took her coffee upstairs with her, I do not see what you expect to find, unless you consider it likely that we shall discover a packet of strychnine on the coffee tray!" Poirot was sobered at once.

Hypothesis: Poirot quickly came to his senses.


Premise: uh i've only watched it once uh like i said i've been in class and uh so during the week uh i don't have much time and i spend a lot of time with uh my daughter on the weekend and she lives

Hypothesis: I have class everyday of the week from morning to evening.


Premise: The EPA, in the preamble to the final rule, states that the certification program represents the least costly, most cost-effective approach to achieving the air quality goals by relying on the cost-benefit analysis performed in connection with Executive Order

Hypothesis: The certification program is the cheapest of the bunch.


Premise: The mourning crowds, though, ignored his last wishes, uttering prayers and   Panditji has become immortal.

Hypothesis: The crowds ignored what he had asked of them and started chanting.


Premise: Why not come clean and at least admit that you must have plagiarized inadvertently?

Hypothesis: The plagiarism was done deliberately.


Premise: 'Drop by anytime,' said White, closing the door.

Hypothesis: White told the man to come back any time.


Premise: They seem to think that junk food qualifies as their half of the groceries.

Hypothesis: They are okay with their half of the groceries being unhealthy food.


Premise: oh my gosh well there's so many people who have never you know even gotten to do that so that's great my sister was telling me

Hypothesis: I got succeeded in something that not many people had the chance to try.


Premise: In these situations, an official authorized by the agency head (or designee) must grant advance authority in writing, and the agency must ensure that effective controls are in place to ensure the proper reporting of T&A data.

Hypothesis: Official authorized to put the data together have complete control over the data.


Premise: Spare no expense.

Hypothesis: I will give you all the money you want for it.


Premise: A Time story says the electric-car movement is running out of juice.

Hypothesis: The electric-car movement had a lot of juice.


Premise: Mrs. 213 Vandemeyer and another woman never left me for a moment.

Hypothesis: The two women talked to me the whole time.


Premise: 'Back to White,' I protested.

Hypothesis: It was White's turn to speak.


Premise: He never called, and now he has stopped returning my messages.

Hypothesis: He has been calling my friends and blabbering about this.


Premise: Not any more'n any of us wot can be drawed into a fight in town.

Hypothesis: Any of us can be pulled into a fight in town.


Premise: Throughout the study period, the presence requirement was never mentioned as an issue.

Hypothesis: The issue was brought up immediately before and after the study period.


Premise: he doesn't really have anything else to spend his money on

Hypothesis: He has a lot of discretionary spending.


Premise: The luxury goods of Milan, Venice, Rome, and Florence jewelry, clothes, accessories (especially shoes), but also luggage and household goods and items of interior design are second to none in the world.

Hypothesis: The luxury goods produced in Milan and Venice are the best of their kind in the entire world.


Premise: i mean i the my car that i drive came out of um a salvage yard but i see see it wasn't um wasn't in an accident it had burned the whole inside of it burned the wire and cable burned and of course my brother being the clever person he was had an identical car but it had been in an accident

Hypothesis: My brother and I had the same type of car.


Premise: The Board, however, believes that capitalizing and depreciating stewardship PP&E provides information that is of little usefulness.

Hypothesis: The information is usually detailed.


Premise: Bauer failed to disprove the possibility of impropriety.

Hypothesis: Bauer worked very hard to disprove the possibility of impropriety.


Premise: However, travel arrangements can be difficult early in the season.

Hypothesis: It is cheap to book travel much later in the season.


Premise: In subtropical Hong Kong you can swim from April to early November.

Hypothesis: you can swim all year round in subtropical Hong Kong.


Premise: Hardly the act of a speculator in a casino.

Hypothesis: The move was too shrewd for a speculator.


Premise: It cannot be a low cost, efficient provider of service.

Hypothesis: The service provider must be expensive and inefficient.


Premise: uh-huh it's not the length isn't too long

Hypothesis: it is medium length


Premise: somehow we still i guess believed that the countries that we were helping were were eventually going to pay us back and that hasn't happened

Hypothesis: We believed that some of the countries we helped would pay us back immediately.


Premise: And the shoes--they weren't shoes, but knee-length leather boots, like a dressy version of lumberman's boots or a rougher version of riding boots.

Hypothesis: The shoes were actually boots.


Premise: In deference to foreign habits, most hotels and some cafes now offer a desayuno completo consisting of orange juice, toast, and coffee, either with or without eggs.

Hypothesis: Most hotels serve a full breakfast, in difference to foreign hotels.


Premise: We're not breaking any rules.

Hypothesis: We're following all rules.


Premise: He was thin, with long muscles and a topknot of braided hair running down his back.

Hypothesis: He was a striking figure.


Premise: The buildings seemed to grow against one another and dirt paths ended with no warning.

Hypothesis: The buildings are very close together.


Premise: It's not that Henry was soft on things.

Hypothesis: Henry was very tough on things.


Premise: But it was mighty uncertain whether it would bear my weight.

Hypothesis: I was sure that I was way too fat.


Premise: yeah the the parts and the labor is what they're charging you they're not charging you you know over pricing it because it's like if we sell it for less you know it's like we're losing money you know it's like we want to sell it to break even at least

Hypothesis: They are charging you for the parts the labor.


Premise: because then you're you're coming in contact with it it's not as meaningful for me to go to Minnesota and do something up there that i'll never be able to see again unless i happen to go on vacation up there

Hypothesis: it's more meaningful to do something that you'll see every single day


Premise: Other sports sites pale next to SportsZone, but they still demolish print and TV.

Hypothesis: SportsZone is the best sports site on the web.


Premise: yeah but if you don't live near there that's not worth

Hypothesis: It is only worth it if you live nearby.


Premise: Jordan had been outplayed by their Calbert Cheaney, a streaky player.

Hypothesis: Calbert Cheaney had bested his peer, Jordan.


Premise: Because so many buildings are still residences, however, there are relatively few attractions to visit compared with the Old Town.

Hypothesis: There are more attractions to visit in the Old Town.


Premise: Mr. Hastings, you do not think ”surely it could not have been Lawrence ”Oh, no, that could not be! But I myself was puzzled, and as soon as I was alone with Poirot I asked him what he thought Sir Ernest was driving at.

Hypothesis: I was convinced that Poirot knew exactly what Sir Ernest had been implying.


Premise: Exploratory analyses of large data bases are often used to select a smaller number of variables for additional testing, on the basis of interesting patterns that emerged from various combinations of the elements of the large data base.

Hypothesis: Variables for additional testing are chosen from a wide array.


Premise: if they would just quit blowing it

Hypothesis: They keep blowing it.


Premise: I lost everything.

Hypothesis: I like all my stuff.


Premise: No one was in a position to discriminate against a new entrant, because the Net was architected to disable discrimination.

Hypothesis: The new person was in a similar position to everyone who starts out.


Premise: i heard that was hard to get tickets to

Hypothesis: It was very popular.


Premise: The latter is a highly spiritual art in which, unlike judo, the opponents do not grapple at the beginning of the bout.

Hypothesis: In judo, there's a lot of grappling that occurs during matches.


Premise: The sparsely inhabited northern part of Grande-Terre is sugarcane and cattle country.

Hypothesis: The northern part of Grande Terre has a  lot of cattle.


Premise: Eleanor, spelt Tommy.

Hypothesis: Tommy spelled Eleanor correctly.


Premise: It had never been opened."

Hypothesis: It was factory fresh.


Premise: it does seem to have quieted down there just a little bit that's that's for sure no i the US policy uh towards Central America as far as uh well i kind of go back to to the El Salvador thing because Texas Instruments had a a plant down there for a while and i worked in there for a little while and at that particular time let's let's see that was seventy three seventy four kind of before the the uh the the uh Civil War really picked up down there and US policy at that particular time there was of course military assistance to uh to the government itself you know anything that's that's anticommunist you know we kind of had a tendency to be pro  it don't matter what their excesses were and i believe at the time that i was down there that uh the

Hypothesis: Things have gotten better now.


Premise: For that reason it's too important for lawyers not to participate pro bono, he said.

Hypothesis: It's incredibly important for lawyers to participate pro bono, he said.


Premise: Brittany's countryside is wilder and less civilized, with a jagged coastline to match.

Hypothesis: The countryside and coastline of Brittany are natural and sparsely populated.


Premise: I keep losing at their damn casinos.

Hypothesis: The casinos keep beating me.


Premise: what do you think the outcome will be

Hypothesis: I think I know what the outcome will be, what do you think?


Premise: It never  As soon as the horde hears the words Social Security, a silence falls.

Hypothesis: The crowd will cheer at the word Domestic reprisal.


Premise: The man didn't move for a long time.

Hypothesis: The man stood very still.


Premise: Oh, Tommy, not even a great-aunt?

Hypothesis: The speaker and Tommy speak of family.


Premise: (Other women, though, were prepared to testify against him and didn't get the chance.)

Hypothesis: There were countless women willing to offer their testimony.


Premise: The Administration will not support any legislation that would cause a significant decline in our nation's ability to use coal as a major source of current and future electricity.

Hypothesis: The Administration will continue to support coal usage for decades to come.


Premise: There's nothing attractive about something small, weak, slow, and mean.

Hypothesis: It's very attractive to be nice.


Premise: So, my man, what've you been up to?' She leant on the counter, apparently oblivious to all the customers who weren't me.

Hypothesis: She was attracted to me and ignored everyone else.


Premise: You'll be nothing but another among millions, and that's probably the best hiding place for you.

Hypothesis: You look exactly like all the rest so it would be hard to pick you out.


Premise: okay did you live in Texas after the uh after they stopped letting you deduct uh sales tax on your tax return

Hypothesis: Did you live in Texas after the new sales tax law?


Premise: Everywhere silence, and shuttered windows.

Hypothesis: It was quiet and the windows were secured.


Premise: And it was obvious that the warlocks could never stand the charge of the Sons.

Hypothesis: It went without saying that the Sons would overwhelm the warlocks.


Premise: Unlike casino gambling, convenience gambling does not bring with it hotels, restaurants, tourists, or good jobs.

Hypothesis: In contrast to convenience gambling, casino gambling can bring with it hotels, restaurants, tourists or good jobs.


Premise: it it it doesn't come out um it doesn't come out of long term savings like we were we were um saving savings bonds too for oh years and years and years and now i'm getting up towards retirement age so we stopped stopped the the savings bonds and we're going maxed out on CODA and then you know other things like you know CD's

Hypothesis: We managed to save a lot of money for my retirement.


Premise: I wasn't looking for a bathroom.

Hypothesis: I found a restroom even though I wasn't looking for one.


Premise: Monday's paper dealt appreciatively with the dead 225 man's career.

Hypothesis: The paper on Monday was all about the dead 225 man.


Premise: Still, for barbed wisdom, surprises, and technique, there's no one like Spark.

Hypothesis: Spark teaches things to everyone around him.


Premise: In the New Republic , James Wood calls Toni Morrison's Paradise trite and  It forces magic and pure rhapsodies on its characters like a demented anesthetist bullying patients with laughing gas.

Hypothesis: James Wood loves Paradise and he always envied Toni Morrison.


Premise: Pat Boone 's television show, GospelAmerica , was canceled after an uproar over his dabbling in heavy metal.

Hypothesis: Pat Boone was an innovator in Christian Rock.


Premise: Within its tiny 2 square miles (5 sq km) you will find over 100 restaurants, many of L.A.'s best known nightclubs, unique interior design shops and art galleries, swank hotels, and the high-powered offices of the entertainment and music industries.

Hypothesis: The city is densely populated and packed with businesses.


Premise: Most of the folks on duty in the skies over Iraq make about half of what Linda Tripp makes.

Hypothesis: Linda Tripp makes more than twice as much as most people on duty in Iraq


Premise: Rubin himself probably does not care about such back scratching, but it is a lesson that heir-apparent Summers, an eager press hound, has surely absorbed.

Hypothesis: Summers really likes back scratching while Rubin does not.


Premise: The door was shut to again.

Hypothesis: The door closes automatically.


Premise: She dodged a halberd strike, parried another spear, and broke the tip of her left sword off in the breastplate of another.

Hypothesis: She did what she wanted.


Premise: So Clinton wouldn't perjure himself and, as I argued Sunday, an apology is likely to kill the appetite for any impeachment hearings (over obstruction, Whitewater, Filegate, etc.).

Hypothesis: Clinton thinks that by giving an apology he will keep voters on his side.


Premise: Rani's Monastery (Cave 1) has carvings of elephants, maidens, and court dancers, but unlike the caves of Ajanta and Ellora , there are no temples or central halls for worship.

Hypothesis: There are temples and central halls for worship in the caves of Ajanta and Ellora.


Premise: So you see, they have all the worlds they wish.

Hypothesis: You must understand that they can have any planet that pleases them.


Premise: Well  Shields on the Brill  It's an interesting story, rather than an important story.

Hypothesis: An important and interesting story is Shields on the Brill.


Premise: you know and they're not going to let you see what they don't want you to see

Hypothesis: They're going to let you see what they want you to see.


Premise: The house is surrounded by a lovely, somewhat unkempt garden of exotic flowers, trees, and plants (including a good orchid section).

Hypothesis: The garden still looks welcoming even though it is not well-kept.


Premise: She looked particularly small and demure this morning.

Hypothesis: She was small and dainty this morning.


Premise: We did not object to implementing sampling so long as the plan included these four items.

Hypothesis: We support implementing sampling.


Premise: But maybe it's also because the relationships scenes are soft-focus, generic, and woozily drawn-out, whereas the stuff in the stadium is sharply edited and full of texture.

Hypothesis: The stadium scenes were clear and contained more features.


Premise: None of the Jewish groups has reversed its support for Pollard's release.

Hypothesis: Jewish groups have always supported Pollard's release.


Premise: But this exposes his underlying bias, which casts doubt on the critiques of government in both Losing Ground and The Bell Curve . The three Murrays play a kind of fugue throughout this book.

Hypothesis: It's clear that any criticism of the government in Losing Ground is brought about by his own biases.


Premise: Did Stevenson speak with any of the fans with whose hopes he claimed to be so familiar?

Hypothesis: Stevenson identified with the fans.


Premise: It's not that air bags don't work.

Hypothesis: Air bags work very well.


Premise: Dark hair, light skin, though the desert sun had baked Thorn brown.

Hypothesis: Thorn was tanned by the desert sun.


Premise: uh but i don't know if they're going to ever give up their careers you know It's sort of like they went to school and they worked so hard to get where they are i don't know if they want to completely give that up

Hypothesis: I know they do want to focus on their work, after all of that schooling and everything.


Premise: Vesuvius blotted out the flourishing town along with Herculaneum on 24 August a.d. 79, burying it under 7 m (23 ft) of It is still being slowly excavated.

Hypothesis: Vesuvius preserved everything in the ash, so it is all in perfect condition.


Premise: i mean just the very second it's really strange they uh they must uh work on that you know the the it gets cooler when the sun sets and then they all come out

Hypothesis: It is an amazing thing.


Premise: With these mountain ranges protecting the eastern and southern frontiers, the mild Atlantic winds penetrate deep inland, bringing with them all the rain and sun needed for a highly productive agriculture, while avoiding the extremes of a continental climate.

Hypothesis: There is a lot of Atlantic winds that enter deep inland.


Premise: You lost three of the last four jury trials.

Hypothesis: Of the last four jury trials, you won one.


Premise: well i i have problems with my car i'm not saying it's not perfect or anything but i wouldn't trade my Saab for anything i

Hypothesis: The Saab I have is the best car I have ever owned.


Premise: yeah and that was a pretty scary movie too

Hypothesis: It was a frightening yet funny movie.


Premise: The fact that industries wax and wane is a reality of any economic system that wants to remain dynamic and responsive to people's changing tastes.

Hypothesis: Industries are constantly changing in response to peoples needs and are more efficient day to day.


Premise: The inspector reported that the chair itself, the wooden part, needed replacement.

Hypothesis: The iron, fur, and plastic parts of the chair were in perfect order.


Premise: The woman wore a gray cloak and hood.

Hypothesis: The woman was dressed warmly.


Premise: well that that just seems to be a person who just doesn't care about much of anything around sort of you know doesn't doesn't sort of likes rights probably but doesn't like responsibilities responsibilities no i think

Hypothesis: "That person seems to be more enamored with rights than with responsibilities."


Premise: He was attacked for being uniquely unsystematic in his methods

Hypothesis: He was totally disorganized.


Premise: yeah i i remember the one that i sat in on we had quite a problem coming to a conclusion and and we came back with so many people this way and so many that way and the judge told us we couldn't leave until we came to a decision and we just could not we were split and he kept us there one evening until seven uh and everyone wanted to go home and so they were willing some of them were willing to change their uh decision just to get out of uh out of the jury room

Hypothesis: The judge was more than happy to keep us at court.


Premise: Yes, our parents had many of the same sexual traumas we did but, no, we don't want to hear about them in detail.

Hypothesis: Our parents would be happy to tell us about their sexual traumas.


Premise: Litigation on behalf of prisoners and representation of undocumented and other categories of aliens is also prohibited.

Hypothesis: Representation for is legal for documented aliens


Premise: As noted in Chapter 4, ACI entails a much smaller construction project than either an FGD or an SCR.

Hypothesis: FGD and SCR are larger construction projects than ACI.


Premise: but hasn't it changed a lot over the years

Hypothesis: Over a period of time, it's stayed the same.


Premise: I saw her then as an angel but now I understand it for experience.

Hypothesis: I thought she was absolutely perfect.


Premise: But though unflattering, Seelye's Mametizing of Bob Dole can hardly be called unfair.

Hypothesis: Seelye's mametizing of Bob Dole is quite on point.


Premise: Some options are so terrible and irrevocable, so unlikely to be in a person's self-interest, and so open to exploitation and flawed decision-making that society outlaws them.

Hypothesis: It's believed that it's in everyone's best interests to prevent certain people from having those options.


Premise: In fact, the Christian right is politically naive, and its intractability dooms its own goals.

Hypothesis: The Christian right things politics is fair.


Premise: And this conclusion, Loral claims, was neither original nor based on first-hand investigation.

Hypothesis: The conclusion took the middle road, says Loral.


Premise: Editorialists admired and reviled his diabolical shrewdness.

Hypothesis: He had pulled off a master stroke that the newspapers could not stop talking about.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah and the uh uh in in you know one thing you know in in terms of how how i i would advise people is of course you got to look at what you can afford too and the state school system in Texas uh is probably one of the least expensive in the world

Hypothesis: Texas' school system is the cheapest compared to the rest of the world.


Premise: And he has said he wouldn't want to coach a team of youngsters.

Hypothesis: Would he prefer to coach a team of seasoned professionals?


Premise: Indeed, he sounds almost like a lefty relativist when he says we must accept global multiculturality and discard the linear view of history, which sees Western values as the inexorable fate of humankind.

Hypothesis: All people must love multiculturality with no reservations.


Premise: Apparently Mrs. Vandemeyer slept.

Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer looked rested.


Premise: The simple brick buildings faced with ochre and blue stucco, though larger than those at Deir el-Medina are little changed in style.

Hypothesis: There are a lot of stylistic changes that occurred.


Premise: The final rule does not impose a federal mandate, as defined by title II of the act, on either state, local, or tribal governments or the private sector of $100 million or more in any one year.

Hypothesis: A federal mandate will be adhered to.


Premise: Mary's later dropped out.)

Hypothesis: Mary's even later came back in.


Premise: Not much the Trinfans don't know about horses."Don Cazar was already on his way to the door and Drew fell in behind Bartolomé.

Hypothesis: The Trinfans know everything about horses.


Premise: Massachusetts' highest court decided that British au pair Louise Woodward will not go back to jail.

Hypothesis: Louise Woodward will be released.


Premise: Sunraider yearns to know who his mother is, and Hickman wants to know how Bliss became Sunraider.

Hypothesis: Hickman knows who Sunraider's mother is.


Premise: Brinkley skirts the arguments against his rosy vision.

Hypothesis: Brinkley is optimistic in his viewpoint and in the book he ignores arguments that contradict him.


Premise: The adventure begins inauspiciously at the visitor centre near the entrance gates (this is the place to enquire about official guides).

Hypothesis: You end things at the same visitor center near the entrance.


Premise: are there a lot of trailers around there

Hypothesis: Around here there is a great number of trailers.


Premise: yeah yeah they they just need to go for it instead of uh worrying about the other team because i think if they would play their game i don't know if there's anybody that could that could keep up with them

Hypothesis: They need to focus on themselves and their opposition.


Premise: (Interest on IRA savings is not taxed until an individual withdraws it.

Hypothesis: IRA savings are only taxed upon withdrawal.


Premise: He looked quizzically at San'doro and then at Jon on the request to see the mines, but agreed.

Hypothesis: The men asked to go stay in the mines.


Premise: A second reason some skeptics doubt that Albright could have been blindsided by her own life story is that since she has risen to prominence , the suggestion that she is Jewish has been raised repeatedly.

Hypothesis: She is Jewish.


Premise: oh yeah is there anybody who doesn't

Hypothesis: Everybody does.


Premise: You don't have to tell Reggie Miller what to do when he catches the ball in the fourth quarter.

Hypothesis: Reggie Miller knows what to do when he catches the ball.


Premise: What he wouldn't give for a bath!

Hypothesis: He would love a bath.


Premise: yeah yeah that's a good deal where do you think this is going in the future i mean do you think things are going to change or are we going to keep having to try to juggle all of this

Hypothesis: Do you think it might get smoother in the future?


Premise: Self assertion reigned  After years of peace, hostilities broke out between the Hindus and the Muslims.

Hypothesis: There were peaceful years in which Hindus and Muslims co-existed.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah right yeah i know my dad always talked about uh he was in uh CCC during uh the depression and he was uh a rock rib Iowa type republican and the only good thing he could ever say about uh the

Hypothesis: My dad supported the Republican party his whole life.


Premise: He didnt sit there rubbing his head wondering what to do like these other lawyers.

Hypothesis: He knew what actions to take.


Premise: My brain was arush.

Hypothesis: My brain was moving fast.


Premise: oh yeah very easy very easy and they they put me on twenty four hour fetal monitoring then to to you know to to try to control the labor and see how far it was going and after the baby was born since it wasn't premature then they said they wouldn't cover the cost of the monitor i think that's kind of when my husband hit the roof because it was a uh thirteen thousand dollar

Hypothesis: The monitoring prevented premature labor.


Premise: Nobody strolls in Tokyo, and there are few places to sit down outdoors and watch the world go by.

Hypothesis: Everybody in Tokyo is fast paced and there aren't many places to sit and relax outdoors.


Premise: right and i was thinking i've got to get an eighteen because i don't i don't like i'm so used to when i'm grabbing tools for my car to grab for the number you know

Hypothesis: I always grab by the number because it's so much easier.


Premise: The industry calls this technique treatment acceptance, a marvelous euphemism for parting you from your money.

Hypothesis: They were all about making money.


Premise: yeah yeah glad to see y'all taken care of well the i think what changed everything and uh is uh y'all were y'all the only ones that make any money for TI here in the last two years

Hypothesis: You made a lot of money for TI in the last two years.


Premise: and then uh yeah well that's that's that's reassuring i've never had a Dodge before and i mean it seems like a nice little car it's a great deal it only had thirty four thousand miles on it and otherwise it doesn't give me any problems at all

Hypothesis: This is my first Dodge.


Premise: comes out of that deep lake and it's pretty cold water you know

Hypothesis: It's pretty cold, but clean, water that comes out of the lake.


Premise: We are losing a healthy sense of suspicion."

Hypothesis: It has become increasingly easy to convince us.


Premise: Best of all, though, I avoid the hubris of pushing my ideas of appropriate formality on others, even those who agree with me.

Hypothesis: I try to let others follow their own ideas on formality.


Premise: It says much about the character of the Jamaican people that they have slightly changed the story of Columbus and his trip to the island in 1493.

Hypothesis: The story of Columbus is unbiased in Jamaica.


Premise: the emptiness syndrome is a myth there's no such thing i mean

Hypothesis: Emptiness syndrome was believed to be true.


Premise: In his inaugural, Harding, surely no model for Kennedy, had said, Our most dangerous tendency is to expect too little of government, and at the same time do for it too little.

Hypothesis: Harding's statement displays his belief that he's for a stronger government.


Premise: He couldn't hold the thought.

Hypothesis: The thought suddenly sprang forth.


Premise: well down here if you want to go buy a used car it's impossible because they want just as much for a used car as they want for a new car and it it it just does

Hypothesis: It is better to just buy a new car down here.


Premise: that's that's sad to say that that that that's true though

Hypothesis: I hate saying that, but it is the truth.


Premise: projections are of less value than those for the 2005 and 2010 time period.

Hypothesis: The 2005 and 2010 projections are more valuable.


Premise: it it it was very interesting that it seemed like some of the commentators had their axe to grind you know there were some that were screaming for air power there were some that were saying the air power wasn't going to do it and they seemed to mold the events

Hypothesis: Some were saying that air power would solve all of the problems presented.


Premise: But no political campaign is worth sacrificing our principles.

Hypothesis: We are proud of our principles.


Premise: The FDA did not identify any other statute or executive order imposing procedural requirements relevant to the rule.

Hypothesis: The fda thoroughly investigated the order


Premise: But as Johnny Shannon's gaze flitted from Topham to the Kentuckian, Drew was once more aware that, whatever he might outwardly seem, Johnny Shannon was no boy.

Hypothesis: Drew knew that Johnny Shannon was man.


Premise: Previn didn't appear pregnant in recent photos (Shauna Snow, the Los Angeles Times ). The name comes from legendary soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet.

Hypothesis: Previn did a great job hiding her pregnancy in the recent photos.


Premise: and i the the job that i do i do a lot of training of our customers for new products

Hypothesis: I deal directly with our customers.


Premise: Mrs. Inglethorp, however, seemed to notice nothing unusual.

Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp, however, seemed to think that everything was normal.


Premise: yeah i mean any other time of year that's not the case because it could be very warm or very cold

Hypothesis: This time is the best for playing, since the weather is perfect.


Premise: The night goes late very late in Madrid, and there's not a day of the week that the streets aren't flooded by hordes of after-hours diners and bar-hoppers.

Hypothesis: The bar-hoppers stay out for the entire night in Madrid.


Premise: Her eyes dilated with terror.

Hypothesis: Her eyes grew bigger with fear.


Premise: huh no i've heard about it i've seen a little bit of it it was kind of

Hypothesis: I have seen a lot of it.


Premise: But nearly four decades after the Cuban missile crisis, the world continues to wait, wondering whether a lifting of US trade and tourism sanctions or a change in leadership in Cuba will arrive first.

Hypothesis: It has been four decades after the Cuban missile crisis but things have remained the same.


Premise: Half a million civilians died in the Galilee and Judea as a result of this first revolt against Rome, a number unequaled in ancient warfare.

Hypothesis: This death toll was the largest ever recorded in ancient warfare.


Premise: Grey hills and canyons were subsiding, flattening into the ground.

Hypothesis: The hills were turning into flat ground.


Premise: The sign Grappillage Interdit means just what it says ' Don't steal the grapes, referring even to those left hanging at the end of the harvest.

Hypothesis: The sign Grappillage Interdit means that anyone is welcome to take grapes.


Premise: Yet, the amounts available for new tax or spending initiatives may be considerably less than policymakers and the public anticipate.

Hypothesis: Policymakers and the public anticipated record high spending initiatives to be announced.


Premise: DEDICATED COLLECTIONS (OR TAXES) - See earmarked taxes.

Hypothesis: Dedicated collections are defined the same way as earmarked taxes.


Premise: 13 The smaller variation in U.S. postal densities is due to differences in the quality of delivery service which dampen the impact of low population density on many routes.

Hypothesis: US postal density varies greatly.


Premise: HDS does not study the NHH-to-NHH sector of the mailstream.

Hypothesis: HDS only studies one part of the mailstream.


Premise: But that's a secondary objective compared to fixing the damage you've done.'

Hypothesis: Fixing the damage you've done is the primary objective.'


Premise: They stole the light of Thorn's torch instead reflecting only the light of the blood moon overhead.

Hypothesis: It was a full moon.


Premise: According to an index of food prices in Bailey's book, food prices in 1996 were up 8 percent since 1990, but down 113 percent since 1975.

Hypothesis: According to food price indexes found in Bailey's book, food prices have increased since 1990.


Premise: King isn't a cynical  He recycles these elements as if he has true faith in the power of his fables to heal.

Hypothesis: King is optimistic.


Premise: In Las Vegas, the two overlap, often to the point of indistinctness.

Hypothesis: In Las Vegas, the two are the exact same in the resort.


Premise: uh we're in a relatively new area we're kind of out of uh the natural tree area we're kind of up on a on a higher on a slope

Hypothesis: We live in a slope with lots of natural-grown trees.


Premise: According to Department of Transportation officials, the certification and statement were not separately provided to the SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy.

Hypothesis: The statement and certification were provided together.


Premise: i'm forget i cannot think of that word

Hypothesis: It's on the tip of my tongue.


Premise: I've still never smoked a cigarette, although I'll enjoy a Cuban cigar if you're buying.

Hypothesis: I smoke a Cuban cigar about once a year.


Premise: This is a work-in-progress for us as it is for others.

Hypothesis: We see this as a virtually finished product for all involved.


Premise: Due to federal guidelines, LSSM does not accept cases concerning criminal, post-criminal, or municipal court matters.

Hypothesis: LSSM case acceptance is controlled entirely by federal guidelines.


Premise: That may have been done some time ago, I interrupted.

Hypothesis: It was done quite a long while ago.


Premise: The class had broken into a light sweat, but was not gasping for air.

Hypothesis: The class maintained a steady breathe despite beginning to sweat.


Premise: Tranquillity.

Hypothesis: A calming, relaxing, perfect state that many wish to be in, but many cannot achieve.


Premise: Any omitted paragraphs are indicated in the table of contents.

Hypothesis: Any paragraphs that were taken out are still shown in the table of contents.


Premise: just one of the things that that happens when someone when you're dealing with a large company

Hypothesis: A common occurrence for a large company.


Premise: A polymath and an autodidact with no degree beyond high school, Smith had too many ideas.

Hypothesis: Smith received straight A's in high school and thinks too much.


Premise: (I missed her in last year's Stepmom --my raccoon had hepatitis.)

Hypothesis: I was really looking forward to seeing her.


Premise: U.S.laws alone swamp our small staff.

Hypothesis: U.S laws busy our staff.


Premise: He wore a black tunic and gray trousers tucked into the top of supple leather boots folded down at the knee.

Hypothesis: His boots went up to the knee.


Premise: Like all revisionist historians, Lucas cheats like mad.

Hypothesis: Traditional historians are honest.


Premise: especially when you're like us and don't really want to do it anyway you know

Hypothesis: You're going to do it like us, anyways.


Premise: and he just whips out you know i saw him yesterday morning over there and and he paid his monthly bills and he just you know wrote all the checks on the screen and hit print and it printed out like ten checks and he just you know they're perforated and he just ripped them off they go through just a continuous thing on the printer and

Hypothesis: he prints ten checks every single month to pay his bills


Premise: Sam reached up against the bar, squirmed around, the book still in his hand.

Hypothesis: Sam continued to read.


Premise: yeah i i do i mean i didn't grow up totally there because of a parent parental divorce in my family but um you know it was always shuttle back and forth so uh it's like two homes but yeah i miss it

Hypothesis: My parents made it as easy on me as they could.


Premise: The costs and financing of federal regulations do not flow through the Government, but their effects are similar to direct federal expenditures and revenue.

Hypothesis: Direct federal expenditures are those that flow directly through government channels.


Premise: On a day when Italy is involved in a major international football match, streets all over the country are deserted until the cars come out honking for a frenetic victory parade or the men shuffle on foot to the Piazza del Duomo for a funereal post-defeat commiseration and recrimination.

Hypothesis: On match day in Italy, streets are either fully crowded or empty.


Premise: Probably not.

Hypothesis: More than likely, no.


Premise: Do you think so?

Hypothesis: I know this much is true.


Premise: A flash of heavy silver and another fell into two pieces.

Hypothesis: The silver glistened in the bright sunshine.


Premise: It's home to the super-pricey emporia Tiffany, Chanel, Mondi, and Giorgio Armani, but the more affordable retailers such as Ralph Lauren and Guess?

Hypothesis: It's home to very expensive stores.


Premise: But if some places close abruptly, others open just as  Jerusalem is never completely at rest.

Hypothesis: Jerusalem is always bustling.


Premise: of course i've been watching Nolan Ryan this afternoon and uh it doesn't seem to bother him

Hypothesis: It's obvious it doesn't bother Nolan Ryan.


Premise: But the half-closed eyes seemed still to send an agonized message.

Hypothesis: The half-closed eyes did send an agonized message.


Premise: K has no trouble deciding which it is now that he needs a few second-order considerations to refine his argument.

Hypothesis: K can decide easily.


Premise: yeah that's uh that's kind of the way i was when i started school i was in Midland and when i was looking for things and and and what i would probably recommend to other people was something that i was comfortable with and i wasn't quite ready to be a long ways off

Hypothesis: My advice would be to stay within your comfort zone, just as I stayed within mine.


Premise: you can kind of catch up they catch you up you know with the second one but if you miss the second half you've missed the whole you know outcome and oh it's frustrating

Hypothesis: The whole story unfolds in the second half, so you have to watch that.


Premise: You cannot be serious?"

Hypothesis: Surely you're kidding?


Premise: that i think it originally started with Indian Guides and uh the idea was that dads are off working all the time and mothers are left to raise the kids

Hypothesis: the idea was that mothers spent time with the kids because the fathers were always at work


Premise: Rationalizing street delivery cost by decreasing the quality of delivery service can have a profound impact on the postal density and consequently, on delivery cost.

Hypothesis: Hiring more postal workers while reducing overtime hours would increase the quality of delivery service and lower costs.


Premise: The Six Major Puzzles in International  Is There a Common Cause?

Hypothesis: There is a common cause between all six major puzzles.


Premise: In any case what do you lose?

Hypothesis: What do you gain?


Premise: Let me try again.

Hypothesis: I will make it this time.


Premise: um-hum is it is it hard to keep track of it or does it work out pretty well

Hypothesis: Is it easy to keep track of?


Premise: well i am new to Texas so i don't even know what the law is in the state do you

Hypothesis: You know the laws better than I do.


Premise: and uh that that's really nice to look at uh the summers are hot pardon me

Hypothesis: The summers are quite balmy.


Premise: No sign of battle.

Hypothesis: The signs of battle had been covered.


Premise: Apart from the flat, well-populated coastal area, much of Provence is hilly, with small towns and villages that seem unchanged by the passage of time.

Hypothesis: Provence has a diverse lifestyle with the well-developed coastline, along with the hilly inland area full of cozy villages.


Premise: So Dorcas knows nothing about that black beard, said Poirot thoughtfully, as we walked out into the hall again.

Hypothesis: Poirot thought very much about the black beard as he walked around the old house.


Premise: oh oh no no no no no no it was what is his name McGuire that was McGuire  yeah

Hypothesis: Incorrect, it was McGuire.


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

Hypothesis: There's going to be crime everywhere.


Premise: yeah okay by the way you don't sound like you're from Dallas that's why i didn't think you don't sound you sound like you're from the north that's why i didn't think you were from

Hypothesis: I can tell that you aren't from Dallas.


Premise: i think it would it's not so much of the vans any more or the cars some of them are ugly

Hypothesis: Most of the cars look fine.


Premise: 'Unfortunately, you may be correct,' he said.

Hypothesis: I was absolutely right.


Premise: A formless amalgam of wooden shacks and modern apartment buildings, Oriental-style bazaars and shopping-center supermarkets, Pointe Pitre betrays little of its turbulent past.

Hypothesis: Pointe Pitre exposes its history and past quite clearly.


Premise: Although an individual household can tap its wealth by selling assets to finance consumption or accumulate other assets, the sale of an existing asset merely transfers ownership; it does not generate new economic output.

Hypothesis: Selling an asset automatically transfers ownership.


Premise: Ozone Minor restricted activity days

Hypothesis: There are a lot of restricted activity days.


Premise: If you can afford the bullet train just once, this is your chance, as in one exhilarating sweep you pass through almost all the major cities of Central and Western Honshu on the way.

Hypothesis: The bullet train is always available to go through Central and Western Honshu.


Premise: The capital's main zoo, open daily 9am-5:30pm (6pm during summer), is located in the eastern outskirts in the Bois de Vincennes (me Porte Doree).

Hypothesis: The capital's main zoo is open daily all year round.


Premise: It was when you discovered that the lock of the despatch-case in Mrs. Inglethorp's bedroom had been forced.

Hypothesis: The despatch-case had been forced open and all the important documents were gone.


Premise: Evidently when the right moment came to get rid of him he was too sharp for them.

Hypothesis: He was smarter than everyone else.


Premise: Preferential treatment for big donors is nothing new.

Hypothesis: Favoritism for big donors is old.


Premise: I think it necessary to a proper disposition here because the statute concocted by the Court of Appeals bears little resemblance to what Congress enacted, funding without restriction welfare-benefits litigation that Congress funded only under the limitations of a504(a)(16).

Hypothesis: I believe the court is correct, welfare-benefits litigation should be funded without restriction


Premise: The headline over the NYT 's online version doesn't mention the homosexual angle, while the WP 's headline--FRANCE LEGALIZES GAY UNIONS--doesn't mention the heterosexual angle.

Hypothesis: The NYT headline mentions the heterosexual angle.


Premise: The Salute developed into a stadiumwide event, but several other gestures have been designed specifically for a herd of 60,000 sports fans.

Hypothesis: The Salute became something everyone in the stadium does.


Premise: After the strength work and partner work, the class broke into a few groups (according to skill level) and repeated choreographed routines called kata , which involve a series of punches, kicks, and blocks with an imaginary foe.

Hypothesis: Everyone in the class split into teams to preform kata routines.


Premise: The Republican leaders wish the impeachment hearings would just go away, particularly because the lunatic fringe of the party is howling for Clinton's blood, which will play poorly for the cameras.

Hypothesis: The impeachment hearings continued on.


Premise: But Said's fame outside the American academy rests on Orientalism , his sweeping account of how Western art, literature, and scholarship have produced a deformed, biased picture of Arab and Muslim culture in the service of colonial domination.

Hypothesis: Said is an expert in Arab and Muslim culture.


Premise: Huge men with golden skin stood next to smaller darker men of thinner build.

Hypothesis: The larger men had light skin.


Premise: Jon looked for a path and saw a series of rocks that the man had likely climbed.

Hypothesis: Jon knew which way the man went.


Premise: Nurse Janina sobbed now openly and from the hallway came the sound of loud and uncontrollable crying of the aide's and several other nurses.

Hypothesis: All of the nurses in the building were crying


Premise: Who says a creative-writing MFA is a sure path to permanent unemployment?

Hypothesis: Everyone says an MFA is essential for getting a job.


Premise: In 1990, in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse, Nepalis once again took to the streets to demand an end to the panchayat system.

Hypothesis: In 1990, in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse, Nepalis had more freedom to protest.


Premise: 'Suit yourself,' White shrugged.

Hypothesis: White told him to do what he wanted.


Premise: i think it all depends on mental set more than sex

Hypothesis: I think if a person thinks they can do it, that's all that's needed.


Premise: It's cheaper than going out and doing hard work or breaking original stories or investing time in doing investigative stories.

Hypothesis: This is an in-expensive idea.


Premise: We either go get them or we only get paid for the skinny one Telek got.

Hypothesis: We get paid for each person we have.


Premise: Supposedly, the European telecom market will deregulate in 1999, and in anticipation of being phaser-blasted by true competition, Belgacom just sold 45 percent of itself to a consortium led by Ameritech.

Hypothesis: The European telecom market is currently heavily regulated.


Premise: oh well we do have a Kmart here you better believe it isn't there a Kmart everywhere

Hypothesis: We have a Kmart here though they are common pretty much everywhere.


Premise: and i wouldn't let her touch me i i wanted my brother to help me with this that was a shock the he put the phone down pretty quickly and it didn't take him long to extricate

Hypothesis: He took care of the injury right away.


Premise: right yeah because we don't you know we don't charge anything that we can't pay off by the end of the month

Hypothesis: We charge many things in the month.


Premise: In the New Republic , Robert Kagan says the authors' mild policy prescriptions won't solve the problems they shrilly decry.

Hypothesis: Robert Kagan says that drastic changes are needed to fix the issues the authors decry.


Premise: Some analysts argued that the research supports two politically important  1) Humans have had so little time to diverge genetically that the differences between human races are trivial, and 2) our common ancestors came from Africa (Cro-Magnons) and drove the Europeans (Neanderthals) to extinction.

Hypothesis: Human races are practically the same genetically.


Premise: neglectful of his children by choice there just was no time and energy left for them by the time he put in his workday which started like at five thirty and ended at six thirty uh

Hypothesis: He was always exhausted by the end of the workday.


Premise: Not that he's walking away from the billions of dollars, of course.

Hypothesis: Obviously in the moment he is walking away from the billions of dollars, said the news.


Premise: There wasn't any light in the hut.

Hypothesis: It was quite dark in the hut.


Premise: if i don't do it i just feel like i don't have as much energy

Hypothesis: Doing it seems to give me more energy.


Premise: 'Forgive me for having a healthy ego,' I snapped.

Hypothesis: I was confident in myself and my ego showed it.


Premise: okay talk about it but can't do anything about it uh okay

Hypothesis: We have done all we can about it.


Premise: Excluded from the definition of land are the natural resources (that is, depletable resources such as mineral deposits and petroleum; renewable resources such as timber, and the outer-continental shelf resources) related to land.

Hypothesis: Here, natural resources are defined as resources that can be depleted or renewed.


Premise: Cyrus Sanai  I think Rodriguez is out of touch (maybe quite happily) with life as it is lived in the Columbine High Schools of America.

Hypothesis: I think Rodriguez is living in a fantastic bubble separated from real life.


Premise: If no problems were observed, problems in other sites were unlikely.

Hypothesis: The sites were practically identical.


Premise: That private firm will base its rates on the costs that it incurs, given that it both receives and delivers the mail in Cleveland-it will not charge a 1,000-mile rate.

Hypothesis: Rates are directly based on incurred costs.


Premise: It is doubtful that using adjusted costs would change the nature of the results obtained.

Hypothesis: It is thought that using adjusted costs would lengthen the experiment.


Premise: Supreme Court from Washington state that challenges the mechanism every state uses as a mainstay of legalservices funding.

Hypothesis: Each state has the same mainstay for legalservices funding.


Premise: However, the Vice Presidentas August 2 letter in effect interprets aresults- as being restricted to aend results- or aultimate results.

Hypothesis: The letter from the Vice President on August 2nd emphasized that the only important measure of success was the ultimate results.


Premise: oh yeah yeah yeah well the coverage was a little bit ridiculous anyway i mean

Hypothesis: The coverage was over the top if you ask me.


Premise: In this context, it's hard to know what makes a kaffeeklatsch odd.

Hypothesis: We have a lot of information on a kaffeeklatsch.


Premise: In practice, downsizing is too often about cutting your work force while keeping your business the same, and doing so not by investments in productivity-enhancing technology, but by making people pull 80-hour weeks and bringing in temps to fill the gap.

Hypothesis: Businesses are left with no choice but to cut their work force and increase working hours.


Premise: In addition, we need to be sure that white collar criminals are not merely detained in so-called country club federal prison facilities for relatively short prison terms.

Hypothesis: White collar criminals should receive heftier sentences.


Premise: Although sulfur deposition has declined, nitrogen emissions have not changed substantially region-wide.

Hypothesis: Nitrogen emissions are at an all-time high.


Premise: i just don't move very well when it's that cold

Hypothesis: I get cold easily.


Premise: If Clinton blinks the green light next summer, Washington would be in breach of the treaty by mid-2001, if it hopes to meet the 2005 deadline.

Hypothesis: Clinton will give the green light.


Premise: 'I suppose you sabotaged all of the other personality Sims?'

Hypothesis: It was clear that he had sabotaged all the sims.


Premise: Oh, I ain't afraid, gov'nor.

Hypothesis: I am fearless.


Premise: He was no beginner.

Hypothesis: He had done this hundreds of times before.


Premise: In no significant way does that comment differ from a no comment.

Hypothesis: That is basically the same as "no comment."


Premise: Half of her head gone, her body tumbled under the roar of the horses, torn and beaten until only ripped cotton rags covered in blood remained.

Hypothesis: She was already dead.


Premise: The goal shouldn't be to make the desert bloom.

Hypothesis: .The goal should be to make an oasis in the desert.


Premise: Unlike White he didn't seem badly hurt, just very unconscious.

Hypothesis: White seemed badly hurt.


Premise: Yes", his eyes wandered round the room, "this boudoir has nothing more to tell us.

Hypothesis: He looked around the room and proposed that they had everything they needed to know from the boudoir.


Premise: Kiyomizu temple, one of Kyoto's oldest, is so popular that on Sundays it offers all the serenity of rush hour at Kyoto's garish new station.

Hypothesis: At Kiyomizu temple, Sundays are very busy.


Premise: Much of the fog had evaporated and even the rain had stopped.

Hypothesis: The rain continued to flood the area.


Premise: But I'm not REALLY inexperienced, you know.

Hypothesis: Did you know that I do actually have experience?


Premise: Through intelligent, self-conscious, collective action, we have changed much for the better in race relations.

Hypothesis: Through intelligent action we have improved race relations forever.


Premise: well he could always get past you know he'd get past like six or seven tackles and just keep spinning around and get on into the end zone but um i guess you never could really see him play because with the Cowboys while he was with the team the rest of the team was pretty poor so you couldn't really tell if it was just him or the team and i always just assumed he was too good for the rest of the team but i don't know

Hypothesis: He was better than all the other players.


Premise: Sather Karf was also inspecting it, and the words he cried didn't sound like an invocation, though they were strange enough.

Hypothesis: Sather's words sounded somewhat akin of an invocation.


Premise: If my conclusions are right, that girl at Manchester was just a plant.

Hypothesis: My conclusions are entirely based on sound reasoning.


Premise: Threatened with submersion during the building of the Aswan high dam, this 25-century-old Egyptian temple was dismantled and shipped to Madrid, stone by stone, as a gift to the Spanish government.

Hypothesis: The 25 century old temple was dismantled and reassembled in Madrid.


Premise: Moreover, the ACI is located in a different part of the plant than FGD or SCR and activated carbon injection occurrs in the ductwork between the air preheater and the ESP or FF.

Hypothesis: The ACI, FGD and SCR have their own unique positions in the plants, not overlapping with each other.


Premise: The Astronomer's mild voice rose to an unusual pitch and he said, "I _will_ speak.

Hypothesis: He insisted on being able to talk.


Premise: Ca'daan noticed that Jon's shaved head had grown as tan as the rest of his body.

Hypothesis: Jon's head was shiny and smooth.


Premise: yeah this is this is kind of a fun project i've done i've done some of the other speech programs but we've never got to talk to another person it was always just talking to the computer so this is a little different

Hypothesis: I like this project since I get to talk to a real person.


Premise: He's got nothing to lose!

Hypothesis: The odds are completely in his favor.


Premise: oh you got ten well you you've passed me up this is about six times

Hypothesis: You are ahead of me with the ten you got.


Premise: Would this inevitably mean a disastrous recession?

Hypothesis: A horrible recession is inevitable.


Premise: The Unabomber's neighbors said Kaczynski was hardly odd enough to worry  We've got other ones around here that act a lot farther out than he ever was.

Hypothesis: The Unabomber's neighbors said Kaczynski had the weirdest of names


Premise: oh they that was very very fortunate for them because that could have really been disastrous

Hypothesis: That was really lucky.


Premise: He hasn't got any so he's difficult to deceive.

Hypothesis: He's still able to be deceived.


Premise: And it might not.

Hypothesis: It might happen.


Premise: about the second or third until the end of the day i'm i'm uproariously sick and i'm in the tent sweating it out

Hypothesis: I spent the entire second and third day out in the sun.


Premise: Bauerstein has been arrested?" An instant coldness passed like a mask over her face, blotting out all expression.

Hypothesis: She reacted strongly to the news about Bauerstein.


Premise: He didn't think Vrenna was a spy for the north but very few knew how to block someone like Susan.

Hypothesis: Vrenna knew how to block Susan.


Premise: The voters chose Clinton as a second-term president.

Hypothesis: Clinton got reelected for president.


Premise: For one instant he stopped dead, staring at the figure on the bed, and, at the same instant, Mrs. Inglethorp cried out in a strangled voice, her eyes fixed on the doctor: "Alfred, Alfred, , " Then she fell back motionless on the pillows.

Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp looked carefully at the doctor while repeating Alfred's name.


Premise: No question of another.

Hypothesis: This is the only one.


Premise: and so far it hasn't been too hard but she hasn't been making a whole lot of decisions on her own yet and so you know i guess i'm i'm just going to have to be real conscious of that as i as she gets older and does start making decisions

Hypothesis: It has been pretty easy, thus far, because she is not yet making a lot of decisions on her own yet.


Premise: pretty much used up the tape i guess

Hypothesis: I used all of the tape.


Premise: Not bad not at all bad.

Hypothesis: It is good.


Premise: In parts its interior resembles an airport concourse more than a conventional church.

Hypothesis: The church looks very modern.


Premise: It's very difficult but you get very creative, she said.

Hypothesis: According to her, the difficulty gets easier as time goes on.


Premise: Second, the Newsweek online story stated that the tapes offer no clear evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations.

Hypothesis: The tapes are the only source of evidence to support or undermine Tripp's allegations.


Premise: the long that was the longest one i waited thirty five minutes

Hypothesis: It was so easy, the hardest part was waiting.


Premise: Strangely, Tanenhaus chooses to withhold all information about Hiss until he gets to the 1948 Chambers-Hiss confrontation.

Hypothesis: Tanenhaus will reveal all information about Hiss after the confrontation.


Premise: And if she won't tell? asked Julius suddenly.

Hypothesis: Julius already knew the answer.


Premise: chemicals in there too yeah well i'm not really worried about it it's mainly for flower bed so i'm not going to not going i'm just not going to put that tomato plant in there

Hypothesis: i'm going to put that tomato plant somewhere near there


Premise: Since 1970, total factor productivity has increased at an average annual rate of only 0.4 percent.

Hypothesis: Productivity is consistent and has been since 1970.


Premise: Recognizing this trap, Clinton instructed his aides not to gloat.

Hypothesis: Clinton saw what they were trying to do and prepared his staff.


Premise: There is a super-dense class, still smaller, poorer in hydrogen, than the inner planets of the solar system.

Hypothesis: The inner planets are bigger than them.


Premise: um-hum no question he the he was he's one of these guys though that doesn't really like to go see movies like that he likes the bang them up shoot them up things

Hypothesis: He is more into violent movies.


Premise: Although many Scottish nobles were dedicated to the cause of independence, others either bore grudges against the ruling king or held lands in England that they feared to lose.

Hypothesis: The Scottish nobles were united in their cause of independence.


Premise: Or two known defectors.

Hypothesis: Defectors were found right away.


Premise: so yeah i think so i mean i didn't want to rush school at her the whole time but

Hypothesis: I didn't want to send her to school too early but she was eager to go.


Premise: Like the Holy Sepulchre in Jeru-salem, this church is too important to stay in the hands of one denomination, so it is administered jointly by Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Franciscan priests.

Hypothesis: The church is equally administered by the three denominations.


Premise: Palestinian ports, such as Haifa, were blockaded by the British to prevent more Jewish immigrants from flooding in.

Hypothesis: The British were loyal defenders of Palestinian ports at all times.


Premise: Relaxing, friendly dairy restaurant serving good pies, cr?ªpes, salads, and fish in a rustic old house.

Hypothesis: The dairy restaurant serves lots of fresh foods.


Premise: Each of them had a small desert horse save Thorn and the Kal who rode larger stallions of dusty red.

Hypothesis: Thorn and Kal rose giant horses with long, flowing manes.


Premise: John broke the rather awkward silence by saying with a slight effort: "I told you, didn't I, that Mr. Inglethorp has returned?" Poirot bent his head.

Hypothesis: John spoke up as soon as Mr. Inglethorp burst into the room.


Premise: Not as good as those his own men carry old ones maybe, but good enough for Apaches.

Hypothesis: His own men had the best ones, and none could compare to them.


Premise: And what the triumph of capitalism in the last decade has hidden is the reality that in most places, those markets have not yet been built.

Hypothesis: Those markets were just built in the last decade.


Premise: But I did, interrupted Lawrence suddenly.

Hypothesis: Lawrence burst out saying, "Of course I did!"


Premise: Or, to quote Kael again, Mean Streets never loses touch with the ordinary look of things or with common experience.

Hypothesis: Mean Streets always shows ordinary things or common experiences.


Premise: but but people weren't as mobile then as they are now i mean i will bet half of your neighborhood or three quarters of it and i know it's true with ours is not from Dallas is not even from Texas

Hypothesis: People are more mobile now.


Premise: Caterpillar representatives said that signing the drawings was a certification that the design could be manufactured the next day, if necessary.

Hypothesis: Signed drawings are a requirement for Caterpillar to manufacture anything.


Premise: hm hm so how about what do you think who do you think's gonna win the final

Hypothesis: I know who's gonna win.


Premise: Under the Acid Rain cap and trade program, we have not seen local hot spots because the highest emitters are often the most cost-effective to control and therefore, the most likely to control.

Hypothesis: Under the Acid Rain cap and trade program, we look for local hot spots.


Premise: But still, I can't complain about what is there.

Hypothesis: But still, I'm fine with what is there.


Premise: I'll admit that it wasn't he who bought strychnine at the chemist's shop.

Hypothesis: It was in fact me, the person you'd never expect, the whole time!


Premise: No protest vote means approval of the price jump.

Hypothesis: Everyone is happy with the price jump.


Premise: My experts, working in stereotyped ways, have failed.

Hypothesis: My experts are old-fashioned and should keep up with the times.


Premise: 'I almost forgot.'

Hypothesis: Oh yeah, I remember


Premise: The total amount of steel is relatively small in comparison to an SCR or an FGD for a 500 MWe plant.

Hypothesis: The 500 MWe plant uses an extremely large amount of steel.