Premise: It is surprising how seldom one sees enameled profanity splashed across a private car.

Hypothesis: Most teenagers today choose to have their names and email addresses painted on their cars.


Premise: Sometimes a person in life is faced with a crucial decision, a life choice, a yes-or-no question, a moment when action must be taken decisively without pause or excessive contemplation.

Hypothesis: A crucial decision is very simple, isn't it?


Premise: Always did hear as how Apaches were meaner'n snakes but they wasn't stupid.

Hypothesis: Apaches are soft-bellied and stupid.


Premise: and and that that you know and you i think that's one of those things when we get to Heaven we're going to ask God

Hypothesis: Science can definitely explain this.


Premise: Daniel looked around, surprised by my urgency.

Hypothesis: Daniel knew I would be insistent.


Premise: Sad organ music is suddenly replaced by an upbeat, jazzy  The owner opens the drawer and takes the package.

Hypothesis: The music was sad and mysterious when the package was taken out


Premise: Qualitative Planning of Economic Policy, ed.

Hypothesis: Make the best of economic policy through quality of planning.


Premise: A series of caravanserais (rooming houses for the camel caravans that were the main method of transporting goods), or khans as they were known in Egypt during the Fatimid era, were built here by Emir El-Khalili, giving the market its name.

Hypothesis: The market earned its name from a bloody battle with the dreaded warlord Shir Khan.


Premise: and one for glass and then you can either bundle your newspapers or put them in grocery bags so we have we leave three little piles of things out on the curb every Thursday and the garbage men come by and

Hypothesis: When the garbage men come by they find the piles of stuff we've left out for them.


Premise: Some participants also pointed out that most of the auditing is currently being performed by inexperienced auditors.

Hypothesis: Auditing work is best done by those who are inexperienced because they bring a fresh perspective.


Premise: Therefore, the impact of ACI hardware on resource demand is much less than that of FGD or SCR technologies for SO2 or NOX control, respectively.

Hypothesis: ACI hardware has the most impact on resource control.


Premise: but the um overall it just seem like they've modified the tax laws so bad just the last five years the rich is it's definitely case that the rich are getting richer and the working people middle class and you know the lower middle class and the upper middle class are having to carry the entire burden

Hypothesis: Current tax laws benefit the poor and middle class.


Premise: Did Greenberg really have a great eye, or was Jackson Pollock just a lucky loser foisted on a gullible public by a bull in a china shop?

Hypothesis: Jackson Pollock was clearly the most talented artist who ever lived.


Premise: Away from tourist resorts and shopping areas, rarely will any language be spoken except French and the mystifying Creole patois, which, though based on French, is almost incomprehensible to anyone not used to it even non-initiated French-speakers.

Hypothesis: French and Creole are the most commonly used languages outside of tourist locations.


Premise: You'll never look at a flute the same way again.

Hypothesis: The flute will have a new meaning.


Premise: The world has had enough of that.'

Hypothesis: The world needs more.


Premise: It's an interesting little place."

Hypothesis: This place is most fascinating!


Premise: Further, indigenous Mexican farmworkers have maintained significant family and economic ties to their home villages in Mexico.

Hypothesis: Mexican workers in other countries keep in touch with family and economic ties from their homes in Mexico.


Premise: Equally important--and I admit this sounds kind of cornball--success required the civic spiritedness of pro- and anti-busing parents alike, who saw their way clear to hammering out compromises.

Hypothesis: The parents all agreed on busing the students.


Premise: The imputed financing equals the imputed cost and is recognized as an other financing source.

Hypothesis: Imputed financing is always much higher than the imputed cost.


Premise: yeah a lot more appointee's i guess makes him carry a lot more weight

Hypothesis: There is a direct relationship between the number of appointees and the weight he has to carry.


Premise: Only a fool underestimates his capabilities.

Hypothesis: Intelligent people often underestimate his abilities.


Premise: Nor is it the result of the benign policies of national governments, which are as callous and corrupt as ever.

Hypothesis: Most local governments have policies against corruption.


Premise: Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A depicts the timeline expected for completing a single unit installation of ACI.

Hypothesis: Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A depicts a picture of a dog.


Premise: Liz Drew had a surprising idea--Steve Forbes.

Hypothesis: She did like Forbes.


Premise: oh i guess they're just not domesticated or or

Hypothesis: These wolves are domesticated.


Premise: when it clears leather shot the shot's going to be fired you don't pull it out for show you pull it out to take care of business the same way with the blade it it comes out of my back pocket or it comes out of a sheath on my web gear it's coming out and it's going to draw blood you don't pull it trying to think is it uh in the Gurkha forces out of India had a legend that went along with their legendary side arm the Khukri which is their blade

Hypothesis: When someone draws out a weapon, they should do so to use it.


Premise: It was a foreigner, German Emperor Frederick II, who launched the movement for a national language at his court in Palermo, but Florentine-born Dante Alighieri (1265 1321) provided the ardor, moral leadership, and literary example to bring it to fruition.

Hypothesis: The German Emperor was content with a mix of languages throughout the country.


Premise: Part of the torrent has moved into the local property market, raising prices by as much as 50 percent for prime residential blocks in the first half of this year.

Hypothesis: The price increase occurred in the second part of the year.


Premise: George F. Will is stuck in Reagan's first term (though he tries to convince us that he's stuck in the Madison administration).

Hypothesis: George F. Will is stuck in Madison's administration and likely will be for a long time.


Premise: That's particularly noteworthy because of the tenor of the times for legal services, Tull added, noting that funding concerns and Congressional restrictions could dampen zealous and creative advocacy.

Hypothesis: Tull is a noteworthy source on legal services information.


Premise: For the individual professor, a grade budget is a stifling constraint.

Hypothesis: Professors constantly have to deal with the stress of budget constraints.


Premise: He sees attorneys new to poverty law leave all the time because they can't afford the salary with their law school debt.

Hypothesis: Fresh graduates who practice poverty law, earn most among peers.


Premise: It's a good thing Styles wasn't the mater's to leave to him.

Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp was able to will Styles to her husband because of legalities.


Premise: okay but how much is yours when we bought ours we were paying two uh three hundred and twenty nine dollars

Hypothesis: Yours was overpriced. Ours was better.


Premise: In all discussion of metaphor, writes H. W. Fowler in Modern English Usage , it must be borne in mind that some metaphors are living, i.e., are offered and accepted with a consciousness of their nature as substitutes for their literal equivalents, while others are dead, i.e., have been so often used that speaker and hearer have ceased to be aware that the words used are not literal.

Hypothesis: All metaphors are dead and are literal.


Premise: Wherever the original furnishings and decoration were missing, superb appropriate equivalents have been installed.

Hypothesis: The original furnishings were maintained throughout even though some were missing.


Premise: For 40 years, McBain has been a lively and gritty chronicler of New York City life and helped inspire TV cop shows such as Homicide , NYPD Blue , and Hill Street Blues .

Hypothesis: McBain helped inspire all the cop shows on TV.


Premise: It is actually 95% tin, hardened with a 5% alloy of antimony and copper.

Hypothesis: An alloy of tin and copper will soften the material.


Premise: Many arrived with nothing but the shirts on their backs, but they brought their philosophy of working hard and seizing opportunity.

Hypothesis: The newcomers were rich beyond belief and brought many valuables.


Premise: It is impressive that such a warm and amiable fellow--and he was--could be so profoundly wrong at least twice.

Hypothesis: It's expected that someone with his characteristics would get things right.


Premise: The hope and the logic is that competing HMOs might have better success.

Hypothesis: A free market will drive competition and bring down prices.


Premise: Mary succumbed to all the attention and was swept off her feet by one these admirers, a certain Colonel Hope M.P.

Hypothesis: The Colonel admired Mary greatly.


Premise: "Your sample of sky," she said as the clod labored over to the desk and dropped nothing with a dull clank.

Hypothesis: The sample of sky was heavy, tattered, and blue.


Premise: Candlesticks, pots and pans, old-fashioned scales, bowls, and trays can be found across Portugal.

Hypothesis: Over time, the styles of different and furniture become distinct form one another.


Premise: Cooper, Robin and Kaplan, Robert S., Cost and  Using Integrated Cost Systems to Drive Profitability and Performance, Harvard Business School Press, 1998.

Hypothesis: Robert S. Kaplan also likes to write about wizards and hot dogs.


Premise: It is then covered in the paste that gives jerk its name, placed on a rack over the pit fire, and turned every few minutes until it is ready.

Hypothesis: Jerk was named because the inventor of the dish was not a nice guy.


Premise: Early reviews for this sensitive, intelligent, girl-goes-to-college drama--by far the most hotly anticipated new show of the season (Bruce Newman, the Los Angeles Times )--are mildly approving, but the show doesn't come close to meeting the high expectations created by the pre-season buzz.

Hypothesis: The show was about a boy who comes out as gay.


Premise: He chose Byzantium as his new capital to emphasize the break with heathen Rome.

Hypothesis: His break from Rome was a major event.


Premise: Ideally, divide your stay ' sightseeing in the capital at the beginning, spending a leisurely time at a seaside resort or in a sunny village in the hills, then shopping in Paris at the end.

Hypothesis: Shopping in Paris is considered an enjoyable thing for tourists to do.


Premise: But you can see why dealers are reluctant to give out  It makes it harder for them to raise them at a moment's notice when an artist's stock rises, as Close's did when he had a big retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art a few months ago.

Hypothesis: Artists' stocks are always fluctuating and not easy to predict.


Premise: You will find original examples in the archaeological museums throughout the Cyclades, although one of the earliest examples is in the museum on Paros.

Hypothesis: Paros had one of the nicest restaurants.


Premise: The who? asked Gauve.

Hypothesis: He knew exactly what they were referring to.


Premise: She would meet Julius, persuade him to her point of view, and they would beard the lion in his den.

Hypothesis: She is not entirely sure that her point of view is better than Julius's.


Premise: Why, what was there to lie about?

Hypothesis: There was every reason to give false information.


Premise: It has a popular brasserie on the first platform, an elegant gourmet restaurant on the second, and a view from the top stretching for miles on a pollution-free day.

Hypothesis: The view is good regardless of the day.


Premise: Pray don't pay any attention whatever to me, muttered the Astronomer.

Hypothesis: The Astronomer was trying to get everyone's attention.


Premise: If not here, then where?

Hypothesis: It will be done elsewhere.


Premise: And foreign investment is often crucial to a company's development.

Hypothesis: Foreign investment impacts companies very littile.


Premise: The puritan crusaders of the North and the alienated populists of the South may share common political enemies, but little else.

Hypothesis: The northern crusaders and the populists in the south share many common beliefs.


Premise: But Robert Pinsky--also poetry editor of

Hypothesis: Robert Pinsky is an art editor too.


Premise: History buffs will have to ask along the road north of Saint-Pierre for the unmarked location of the so-called Caribs'' Grave, where Indians pursued by French colonists hurled themselves from a cliff in the 17th century, vowing that Mount Pelee would avenge their deaths.

Hypothesis: Caribs Grave site is hard to find so you have to ask around.


Premise: Waterslides and trampolines are also provided for children (at a safe distance from the formidable alligators).

Hypothesis: The waterslides lead to a gator-infested lake.


Premise: The precise location is still disputed, as some say that he landed farther along the coastline.

Hypothesis: He may have landed elsewhere on the coast, we do not know.


Premise: yeah smaller the the companies it's either the smaller company you you you're in to into the consulting side and they'll you'll finish up a project and you'll get the little bonus that type of thing

Hypothesis: The smaller the companies are, the more they focus on consulting.


Premise: yes and it was it was awful to hear what you know what some of these people really went through And i forget the percentage of people that you know that she had said and this was i mean she did research on it and everything

Hypothesis: They treat people very well and they can just relax. The research, in reality is quite biased.


Premise: oh that yeah fine kind of tired

Hypothesis: I'm starting to feel sleepy.


Premise: Jones-Lee and Krupnick may understate the effect of age because they only control for income and do not control for wealth.

Hypothesis: Income and wealth is both important to note when it comes to age.


Premise: In some cases, an entity may have other resources or obligations that were not specifically addressed in the stewardship standards, but that the entity believes may be material to the presentation of its stewardship information.

Hypothesis: The stewardship standards don't always give all the necessary resources.


Premise: Amateur psychologists may enjoy it as a sort of high-level Nintendo game of bombarding sexual neuroses.

Hypothesis: Amateur psychologists are highly studied people.


Premise: There isn't one of them that's not hard up and trying to get money out of her.

Hypothesis: Every one of them is trying to get money out of her.


Premise: The Honorable George V. Voinovich Ranking Member Subcommittee on Oversight of Government

Hypothesis: Voinovich is the newest member to the subcomittee.


Premise: um but that is a real a real i mean that's a real good way to do it i think i think that you know these people are sort of getting the money and doing something for it so

Hypothesis: Money can be attained easily in any way.


Premise: uh part of it i

Hypothesis: All of it.


Premise: The road up Pulchowki is gravel or worse much of the way, and is only driveable during the dry season.

Hypothesis: Traveling to Pulchowki can be done at any time of year.


Premise: Today, many long-time residents as well as newcomers are seeking to regain a sense of security in the rapidly changing landscape, a city in which one could leave the doors unlocked at night just thirty years ago.

Hypothesis: Thirty years ago the city was much safer than it is now.


Premise: That's the only explanation I have for his weak attempt at reviewing/satirizing the cable-news wars.

Hypothesis: I have multiple explanations for his weak attempt at satirizing the cable-news wars.


Premise: TRUST REVOLVING FUNDS -Accounts that record permanent appropriation and expenditure of collections used to carry out a cycle of business type operations in accordance with a statute that designates the fund as a trust fund.

Hypothesis: The designation of "funds" as "trust funds" is decided by the individuals who are handling the fund.


Premise: Some low-income persons who seek assistance at LSC programs need only legal information, guidance with self-representation or a referral to an organization more appropriate to their needs.

Hypothesis: High income people fund the LSC programs so that low income people get legal information that is not appropriate to their needs.


Premise: Oh, come on, Chatterbox said.

Hypothesis: Chatterbox was unhappy.


Premise: It was all, they insist, a statistical hoax.

Hypothesis: It was a hoax , but it was nothing worth noting.


Premise: The quantity, type, and content of audit documentation is a matter of the auditors' professional judgment.

Hypothesis: There are many restrictions on what the auditor can include in the documentations.


Premise: Decorum and good breeding naturally enjoined that our demeanour should be much as usual, yet I could not help wondering if this self-control were really a matter of great difficulty.

Hypothesis: I knew he had great self control.


Premise: yeah that's typical bureaucracy though that's that's i think it's going to be any where you go it's just worse in the bigger cities than it is in the smaller ones i don't know sometimes the smaller ones are just as bad

Hypothesis: The small cities were much more corrupt than the large ones.


Premise: and that was uh a that particular campout

Hypothesis: There's a lot more to that campout.


Premise: In the majority of domestic violence cases I see, alcohol, drug and mental health problems are at the heart of the problem.

Hypothesis: All domestic violence incidents involve alcohol.


Premise: Venice stagnated under the rule of a small entrenched ??lite, drawing nostalgic comfort from the city's petrified beauty as painted in the vedute of Guardi and Canaletto.

Hypothesis: The city was beautiful and very pretty to look at.


Premise: I wish I could say the same about reading the book.

Hypothesis: The book was way better than the movie.


Premise: Visitors are amazed at the apparent harmony that reigns amid the bustle of city life, especially the absence of the levels of violent crime that seems endemic in much of the rest of the developed world.

Hypothesis: Japan has one of the highest levels of violent crime in the world.


Premise: Several noted that, to be effective, these senior executives had to be in a position to act and effect change across organizational divisions.

Hypothesis: They said executives had too much freedom in how they act already.


Premise: What's the good?

Hypothesis: There's nothing but good.


Premise: Since the sacking of the Temple and their banishment in a.d. 70, Jews from all over the world have come here to weep and wail at the loss of the House of God and pray for the restitution of Jerusalem to the Jewish people.

Hypothesis: This place is a common destination for Jewish pilgrims from all over the world.


Premise: Some participants believed that separation of the CEO and chairman of the board positions recognizes the differences in their roles and eliminates conflicts in functions.

Hypothesis: It is natural for the CEO to be the chairman of the board since their goals align.


Premise: yeah oh yeah Alabama well yeah yeah Alabama i think they're i think they're a bit too over exposed  i get kind of tired get tired tired of every other song being Alabama on the radio

Hypothesis: Alabama is currently a popular band.


Premise: Here's Bradley complaining to Meet the Press moderator Tim Russert about Gore's insinuation that he might raise the eligibility age for Social Security.

Hypothesis: Bradley constantly complains about Gore's new litigation to moderator Tim Russert.


Premise: and Who influences this person and what is their level of acceptance?

Hypothesis: A hamster is influencing this person of unknown acceptance.


Premise: Do you know the saying, We're all grown-ups here?

Hypothesis: I know that you frequently use the saying "We're all grown-ups here."


Premise: The statement that Caryn Mann recovered her memory and estimated Parker Dozhier's payments to Hale at $200,000 is contradicted by the very Salon article Foer cites to support it.

Hypothesis: Caryn Mann was thought to have lost her memory for a while.


Premise: find a nice girl and get married  they're little right right they're a little hard to come by so anyway he's still here uh

Hypothesis: He wants to marry a man


Premise: i don't know they it Schwartzkopf Schwartzkopf knew what had to be done and it's too bad that he just didn't have the ability just to do it to you know the uh the go ahead to do it

Hypothesis: He did do it.


Premise: Land is defined as the solid part of the surface of the earth.

Hypothesis: All surface types are referred to as "land".


Premise: The research on Glenn will be a decent starting point for space gerontology, but the mission mostly matters for its symbolic value.

Hypothesis: The research on Glenn is a huge breakthrough for space gerontology that will launch the field for years to come.


Premise: Instead of an invisible hand pushing the economy toward full employment in some unspecified long run, we have the visible hand of the Fed pushing us toward its estimate of the noninflationary unemployment rate over the course of two or three years.

Hypothesis: People are pleasantly surprised by the zero rate of unemployment that we are enjoying.


Premise: Its sultan's family is also the last to be able to trace its ancestry to the 16th-century sultans of Melaka.

Hypothesis: There are a great number of existing families who can trace their ancestry to the 16th-century sultans of Melaka.


Premise: The excellent system of roads and public transport (now enhanced by the Channel tunnel) makes the combination of car and train an attractive proposition.

Hypothesis: The best way to travel is a combination of train and car.


Premise: If the sales proceeds equal book value, there is no gain or loss, because the exchange of one asset for another of equal recorded value is not a net inflow of resources.

Hypothesis: Sales always increase your net value.


Premise: In the crypt you can see a forest of heavy, rough stone pillars supporting the upper church, and displays that include stocks dating from 1670, medieval carved stones, and an odd exhibit a mummified cat and a rat, found in the organ pipes.

Hypothesis: The church organ pipes were hiding spots for animals.


Premise: Are U.S. airports following required U.S. and international security procedures for passengers?

Hypothesis: US airports have a great security detail for passengers internationally and domestically.


Premise: The answer is that the premise must be  When productivity in emerging economies rises, so must wages--that is, the supposed situation in which these countries are able to produce sophisticated goods and services at rock-bottom prices never materializes.

Hypothesis: Workers will work very fast and hard for almost no money.


Premise: Time likens her to Clinton's own once secret consultant, Dick Morris and suggests that Gore may have been keeping her under deep cover.

Hypothesis: Gore's consultant was not widely known and was something of a hidden weapon.


Premise: If our software is occasionally too fat, we developers fall back on the same excuse philosopher Blaise Pascal offered three centuries ago for his verbose  I have only made this [letter] longer because I have not had the time to make it shorter.

Hypothesis: If our software is occasionally too fat, we developers don't like to fall back on the same excuse philosopher Blaise Pascal offered


Premise: it's just what do you do for them you want to do something for them but you don't want to get so directly involved that you're occupying the the country

Hypothesis: You should be involved directly in the other country.


Premise: One of the first fiction authors to write specifically for mobile readers.

Hypothesis: Fiction writers have been putting their work on mobile devices forever.


Premise: SERVICE - An intangible product or task rendered directly to a customer.

Hypothesis: It is something that benefits the consumer.


Premise: but they don't look you know like she had complained about it one time and the girl said she was sorry she picked up these utensils and and when back and grabbed some new ones and then put the new ones back down and the new ones looked worse than the ones that she took away so she is not even looking you know and

Hypothesis: After she complained about the cutlery, she got a better set.


Premise: Respondents- lawyers employed by LSC grantees, together with others- filed suit to declare, inter alia, the restriction invalid.

Hypothesis: The respondents were plumberes working for LSC grantees.


Premise: oh but that wouldn't be boring like walking up stairs

Hypothesis: That is as boring as chairs.


Premise: As T and A systems evolve toward increasingly automated methods of recording and reporting employee work and leave times, it is important to implement and maintain a welldefined system that provides management with the confidence that controls are working as designed.

Hypothesis: The main concern of the system is to track employee vacation time.


Premise: These include not only the improvements in products and processes yielded by advancing technology but also the improved quality of labor and capital inputs, reallocation of inputs to uses where they are more productive, and improvements in physical and social infrastructure.

Hypothesis: Advancing technology van improves the lives of people in every sector present.


Premise: and then there's one uh sitting on the right uh facing the house on the right hand side in the middle of that whole section and then i have this whole section over there that has nothing in it at all but just just the grass so that may be an idea to do is uh because i've got that concentration of trees right there is to uh you know just do something like what you said was to put some kind of um uh little plants that does well in shade uh the shaded area and forget about you know trying to plant grass and stuff underneath that

Hypothesis: I think I have to plant some grass seeds under all those trees.


Premise: uh but i i do want my freedom back i'm sure my husband does too

Hypothesis: I think my husband is fine with the amount of freedom he has now.


Premise: "An orderly let out the news that you are here," she said.

Hypothesis: She knew he was here.


Premise: Older sports fans hated the brash, loudmouthed Clay; younger ones knew he was a revolutionary.

Hypothesis: Older sports fans prefer athletes that weren't like Clay.


Premise: In a society with rigid ranks, people do not expect to rise above their station and therefore do not feel that they have failed if they do not rise.

Hypothesis: People always feel like they fail when they cannot rise above their station, regardless of the society they live in.


Premise: Pleased to meet you, said the American, shooting out a hand.

Hypothesis: The American was running into a friend.


Premise: At a point where the Ill divides into four canals, the tanners shared the waterways with the millers and fishermen.

Hypothesis: The fishermen, millers, and tanners were constantly at war to control the waterways.


Premise: Reporting of major efforts at the entity level shall be more specific than at the governmentwide level.

Hypothesis: Reporting major effects should be the same at entity and government level.


Premise: oh yeah um you're not supposed to i mean you're not supposed to eat them dead i mean well you eat them dead but  right because if if they're dead for too long you can always tell whenever they're cooked if they've been dead for a long time because their tail straightens out and you're not supposed to eat those because they're the bad for you

Hypothesis: If you want them to taste good it's recommended that you store them for a long time after they've died before cooking them.


Premise: estimates, the 8a level seems small, as does the gain of $32 million.

Hypothesis: Large is the only word suitable to describe the 8a level.


Premise: It's possible he's guilty.

Hypothesis: His innocence can be proven with 100 percent certainty.


Premise: First, this sector of coastline is most at risk from the threat of hurricanes as they whip acrosethe Atlantic Ocean.

Hypothesis: Hurricanes bring necessary silt and water to protect our delicate coastline ecosystems.


Premise: yes but wouldn't it be nice if no one had to fight anybody else

Hypothesis: What we need is for everyone to fight everyone else over everything.


Premise: "You ridin' yourself?"Shannon paid no attention to the gambler's comment.

Hypothesis: The gambler was talking to Sam.


Premise: The girl stood behind him on his right side.

Hypothesis: The man quivered behind the strong woman.


Premise: He had made the stance his own now, not the strict stance of the duelmasters of the north but his own relaxed stance prepared for any attack that might come his way.

Hypothesis: He always followed what the others did, especially those from the north.


Premise: Be for foreign tourists, Ise is not a destination for picturesque sightseeing, and there isn't really very much to see or photograph (especially since taking pictures of the Inner Shrine is forbidden).

Hypothesis: Photo hounds from around the world flock here.


Premise: This change in spending in response to a change in wealth is called the wealth effect.

Hypothesis: When your earnings increase your spending also changes.


Premise: California does have a strong network of legal aid organizations that try to help meet the needs of the poor, but there's just one legal aid lawyer available per 10,000 poor people.

Hypothesis: There is a wide range of legal aid options in California.


Premise: After saying we learn nothing from current Darwinian theorizing about any darkness in human nature, he continues, At the very most, biology might help us to delimit the environmental circumstances that tend to elicit one behavior rather than the other.

Hypothesis: Darwinian theories are the best learning tool for learned behaviors from environmental factors.


Premise: But he's not needin' any two hands to unholster now.

Hypothesis: He needs more hands to unholster.


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: Most people manage to challenge it with success.


Premise: If U.S. cities were abandoned tomorrow, would the survival rate of our public buildings be better or worse?

Hypothesis: Buildings would certainly survive.


Premise: The coalfields of Lothian and Fife fueled the growth of baking, distilling, printing, and machine-making industries, giving Edinburgh the epithet  Auld Reekie  (Old Smoky).

Hypothesis: Coal was produced in great numbers in Edinburgh which benefited a lot of areas of labor.


Premise: and then it it dead ends just dead ends up here where i live  it runs uh it runs north and south from Chimney Hill north

Hypothesis: The road has a round a bout at the end of it.


Premise: The two stories further illustrate the unease, even hostility, that blacks have tended to feel about their folklore, and about black history  In That I Had the Wings, Riley, a young black boy Ellison uses in several stories, hates his Aunt Kate and wishes she had died back in slavery times; in Flying Home, the black pilot who seeks escape hates the black farmer who rescued him after his crash.

Hypothesis: Riley and Ellison go back in time and defeat slavery and racism


Premise: The legend says General Abercromby heard the church bells tolling, saw the lights, mistakenly deduced that Spanish reinforcements had arrived, and fled.

Hypothesis: The Spanish reinforcements really had arrived.


Premise: Shit-eating grins.

Hypothesis: The people were all very sad.


Premise: Money comes in through the Social Security (FICA) tax and goes out in Social Security benefits.

Hypothesis: The elderly need to directly pay for their social security benefits.


Premise: and you didn't want that to happen and to me it had always been that way i mean what happens is you have a government right and this government controls everything right

Hypothesis: Let me begin to explain to you how the government works.


Premise: It has its perennial the sister islands of Capri and Ischia in the Bay of Naples, the ruins of Pompeii, and the resorts of the singularly beautiful Amalfi coast.

Hypothesis: Pompeii is a modern city, teeming with people.


Premise: Don't you think she's entitled to have a lawyer to get a temporary restraining order from this guy?

Hypothesis: Everyone is entitled to get a restraining order if necessary.


Premise: It comes as quite a shock to watch a warrior performing his final gesture of ritual suicide and realize that it's only a puppet.

Hypothesis: It is obvious all the way through the dram is being enacted by a puppet, and it is hard to focus on the emotions being portrayed, because of this.


Premise: Native Lakelanders and visitors alike know exactly what Bramer was talking about.

Hypothesis: Bramer will make the most sense to native Lakelanders and visitors.


Premise: The following hotels are listed alphabetically in three price categories, grouped according to regions within the Los Angeles area and Orange County.

Hypothesis: When looking for a hotel you'll be choosing between two price options.


Premise: who stirs inarticulate passion by singing very much like a woman (Mark Levine, The New Yorker ). Critics are surprised by the success of the New York City Opera at transposing Handel's piece from ancient Greece to 18 th -century England.

Hypothesis: Mark Levine has a high pitched voice.


Premise: Many centers also offer an introductory session commonly known as the Discover SCUBA Program.

Hypothesis: You must be an experienced diver before coming here.


Premise: a headquarters or something anyway where they they staffed it three shifts a day so that someone if they needed someone they could ri ng and and someone could come to their house

Hypothesis: There is someone always on call, the residents just have to call and someone comes right over to them.


Premise: His own firm in Bethlehem, he said, operates under the Marcos  and  Negron philosophy.

Hypothesis: He operates under his own ideology, formed over the course of his career.


Premise: and so if your number is below four hundred you're not going to have to do it

Hypothesis: If your number is above 400, you will have to do it.


Premise: In some cases, the available crane or the crane pricing may limit the largest piece to be lifted, and the construction plan may be modified to accommodate a smaller crane by lifting smaller pieces.

Hypothesis: Large cranes cost the same as small ones.


Premise: It wasn't until Stuart Taylor Jr.'s 1996 American Lawyer investigation that the rest of the media began to take the charges, though perhaps not Jones, seriously.

Hypothesis: The charges were overstated, and were properly dismissed by the media.


Premise: He no longer allows himself to be photographed wearing too-short running shorts, and he avoids pulling faces in public.

Hypothesis: He has become more conscious of his public image.


Premise: Today, a visit to the quarries, just outside town, reveals some of the secrets of how the ancient Egyptians worked the stone.

Hypothesis: The Egyptians stonework has been one of the best kept secrets in the world, their methods still unknown.


Premise: Susan McDougal's defiant appearance in leg irons moves some pundits to sympathy.

Hypothesis: McDougal was a staunch supporter of the proposal.


Premise: Also, perhaps it was not an offer lightly made to an unknown newcomer.

Hypothesis: It was an offer made to every unknown newcomer.


Premise: yeah um it was fun i'm uh i'm a baseball fan i you know my my girlfriend's like you know she she puts up with me being a baseball fan you know but uh we go we walk into this place Ralphie's Diner and i look on the wall and there's like uh

Hypothesis: I like baseball more than my girlfriend does.


Premise: Some of the states were Oklahoma, Virginia, Arkansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Mississippi, and West Virginia.

Hypothesis: Idaho was is one of the states.


Premise: 'We are that, ma'am.' Harland said briskly.

Hypothesis: Harland agreed with her.


Premise: um i i wish i had that sort of choice i mean maybe maybe it could end up being a choice and things that um you know what the problem is that now it's seen as almost a punishment like when somebody um i don't know remember wasn't it Zsa Zsa Gabor that had to do community service work for like a year

Hypothesis: Most people are happy to do it because they see it as a blessing.


Premise: okay i'm uh we're not that we're not that big at dining out but uh in fact i guess since since uh we don't make it uh uh make a big hobby of it or anything we're we're really into uh we're interested in economy and uh you know a nice enough atmosphere that you can carry on a conversation

Hypothesis: We dine out as much as we possibly can.


Premise: He was killed in a dispute over timber by a Pamunkey Indian from Virginia who would have been considered black in Virginia but escaped prosecution because he was considered white in Mississippi.

Hypothesis: He had to be killed. it was necessary.


Premise: He remembers being surprised when Toobin suggested they write the book together.

Hypothesis: He always knew that Toobin would ask him to write the book with him.


Premise: and the only thing you can remember is to try and stay together as much as you can because it's very easy to uh become go your own direction when you're so when you're working so hard and going to school too

Hypothesis: Your bond becomes stronger when you go to school and work.


Premise: On these issues, Conley raises difficult, important questions.

Hypothesis: Conley is not afraid to ask tough questions.


Premise: 18Weapons are instruments of combat used to destroy, injure, defeat or threaten an enemy.

Hypothesis: Weapons include anything that can be used in combat, regardless of capabilities.


Premise: the insurance company buys them and they sell them and i've known people who have got really nice late model cars very cheap but but they have a dubious background they have salvage stamped on their title there's

Hypothesis: Although I've heard some positive stories, I've also heard many worrying things about the company.


Premise: That bizarre finding is reported in the Journal of Scholarly Publishing 's latest issue, which cites a 1991 study on reader retention of information.

Hypothesis: The result of the investigation was strange and it bewildered people.


Premise: These reasons, which have also discouraged other headquarters units, include the airlines' refusal to establish separate official and personal travel accounts for employees, employees' reluctance to participate, administrative burdens and costs, and limited savings.

Hypothesis: The reasons mentioned are the cause of a great feast being held in honor of the hard working employees.


Premise: The word that is used around Doug is 'operator.

Hypothesis: People can talk freely about what they want around Doug


Premise: Richelieu's major achievement was the greater centralization of royal power, laying the foundations of the strong sense of national identity that has characterized France ever since.

Hypothesis: He also improved royal power in the United States.


Premise: It is the only possible place, he said, "for Number One.

Hypothesis: There are other possible places for Number One.


Premise: yeah let come what may

Hypothesis: I fully intend on steering the outcome of this situation.


Premise: And even then, James added, it's all humbug.

Hypothesis: James added that he thinks it should be looked at very closely and be considered as very important information.


Premise: In addition to the varied selection of memorabilia and antique photographic equipment, don't miss having a flick through the albums of photographs of old Madeira, dating from 1884.

Hypothesis: In the photo albums are detailed drawings of the photographic equipment and memorabilia.


Premise: As Athens rose in influence and power in the West, it was matched in the East by the rise of the Persian Empire.

Hypothesis: Greece was once a major world power.


Premise: Disney's Tarzan is not only post-imperial, post-racist, and post-classist but also post-masculine.

Hypothesis: Tarzan is very macho.


Premise: We could throw as many lawyers as we can get at the poor and still need more, he said.

Hypothesis: The poor will always need more lawyers.


Premise: The problem isn't so much that men are designed by natural selection to fight as what they're designed to fight  women .

Hypothesis: Nature has designed men to be peaceful.


Premise: In some ways, this is the only way to make an intolerable situation somehow manageable.

Hypothesis: There are tons of ways to manage this intolerable situation.


Premise: um-hum yeah well it's so neat because it's right there and i can go just right after work and you know before i get home because once i get home that that tends to be it so

Hypothesis: I prefer to go home first after work, then come back.


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: T&A data is always granted written authority from agency and effective controls are in place.


Premise: Some of that work includes access to health care benefits and aiding families that may have a housing problem but also have other issues, such as a disabled child.

Hypothesis: Some of the work also includes the emergency training fund for autistic children.


Premise: Now I just have to figure out how to make it Ca'daan's arm up to the shoulder in Lummox's arse instead of my own, he thought.

Hypothesis: I wish Ca'daan would reach up Lummox's rear instead of mine.


Premise: right well it's a shame that uh that even the politician who wants to give give out good information about himself uh has trouble in virtually everything he does say that's positive or or even mediocre gets attacked from the other side such that he spends more of his time defending than he can putting forth any decent information uh and then once you get off the candidate's personal information then you want to get into an actual issue and then how the candidate feels about that

Hypothesis: I feel for the politicians that will get attacked no matter what information they provide to the public.


Premise: Back home, wives who at first seem passive and subservient are formidably powerful mothers and homemakers, driving their children to scholastic success through  examination hell.

Hypothesis: Mothers are deceitfully hard on their children.


Premise: In the past two years, the Czech president has been widowed, lost a lung to illness, married an unpopular actress, engaged in a nasty real-estate feud with his brother, and watched rival politicians demolish his vision of Czech society.

Hypothesis: The last two years of the Czech president's life has brought a lot of hope and happiness to him.


Premise: This year's additions to the hall of shame are Johnson and Wales University and Mount Marty College.

Hypothesis: Johnson and Mount Merry College were given awards for their hall of fame celebration.


Premise: yeah that's that's interesting uh i think it's interesting that parents think that their small children learn violence from TV people were just as violent before TV was invented maybe even more so

Hypothesis: Any child who watches the TV will become violent.


Premise: but uh it's it's still it it still remains a tough question and it's there's a lot of you know the whole the whole department of defense uh reasoning behind the original plan and whatnot there's a lot of different things that uh come into play but that was i think everybody everybody pretty much knows that that was kind of a smoke screen to implement it throughout the whole company

Hypothesis: All of the employees knew the intentions behind the action.


Premise: On Monday and Tuesday, in homage to the turnout is everything analysts, I predicted the outcome of tight races based on the USA Today weather map.

Hypothesis: The weather map from USA Today turned out to be bad source of information as I ended up being wrong about all the race outcomes.


Premise: it's just that they have absolutely no no morals and it's really sad

Hypothesis: They need to learn morals.


Premise: yeah that that's that's so true i mean they say well you voice your opinion uh uh uh on election day

Hypothesis: Well, I guess we can vote.


Premise: So it was understandable that Ovitz wanted some assurance that he would have the opportunity to earn a great deal of money at Disney.

Hypothesis: Earning a great deal of money at Disney was important to Ovitz.


Premise: you know like a spring that was put in incorrectly which could have resulted in brakes failing and me having an accident you know those kind of things and when you have a vehicle that's being used by you know other members of your family you know you don't want

Hypothesis: When you have other family members taking the car, you want it to be safe for them, too.


Premise: Nothing is spared in the way of costumes and d??cor; there is no such thing as  over the top.

Hypothesis: The whole effect is refreshingly minimal, which allows you to really appreciate the emotional subtlety of the performance.


Premise: It was, in fact, a wicked and malicious attempt on the part of some third person to fix the crime on the prisoner.

Hypothesis: The prisoner was guilty and tried to convince everyone that he was framed.


Premise: Diaz also doesn't say, as he said in the raw interview transcript, that the lesser offense Ellis pleaded guilty to was a felony.

Hypothesis: Ellis pleaded innocent.


Premise: But the standard for appointing an independent counsel can't be that broad.

Hypothesis: The standard for appointing and independent counsel should be made broader.


Premise: Given the scope and nature of challenges facing the new department, the critical question is how can we ensure that the essential transformation and management issues receive the sustained, top-level attention that they require.

Hypothesis: The new department is facing challenges that were unheard of before.


Premise: The alternative perspective goes  that the question is what NATO must do, that atrocities are a challenge rather than a verdict, and that NATO should persevere precisely because they continue.

Hypothesis: If NATO exists, they should make use of all possible resources, regardless of intent.


Premise: however certain uh very liberal minded groups who do not um subscribe to the same ethical system that you and i do such as the uh civil liberties unions and so forth

Hypothesis: All liberal minded people subscribe to the same beliefs and ethical systems.


Premise: Is this satire, or does Bertolucci really mean to suggest a higher communion?

Hypothesis: The author thinks that Bertolucci is sincere.


Premise: All the avant-garde artists included are actually academic, both in the sense of deriving their ideas about cultural difference from French literary critics and in the sense that they follow the dictates of others about what art should be.

Hypothesis: They have strong opinions about art.


Premise: It looked like a cross between a condor and a hawk, but its wing span must have been over three hundred feet.

Hypothesis: It was bigger than any normal animal would be.


Premise: Derry's was about ten minutes walk from my front door.

Hypothesis: Derry's was much too far to walk there.


Premise: The mournful lament of the single pipe is a sound that is always associated with Scotland, and you will certainly hear it as you travel around the city.

Hypothesis: You hear lots of pianos in Scotland.


Premise: when you think of what it takes to make some of those kind of movies you know

Hypothesis: The movies are easy to make.


Premise: and uh Super uh what is it uh uh Bloopers and Super Practical Jokes

Hypothesis: I don't like Super Practical Jokes.


Premise: All that volatility, upsetting as it may be for the short-term trader, is simply the small price stock investors pay for vastly superior long-term returns.

Hypothesis: Volatility in the market best benefits short-term traders who can get out quick.


Premise: and then what is the long-term effect of us burying that in the ground if that stuff

Hypothesis: I worry about possible harmful effects from burying that in the ground.


Premise: yes we hit our we'll hit our last spring freeze it snowed here as late as May before but that was really unusual our our our last freeze is usually about April fifteenth

Hypothesis: We sometimes have a late frost in June.


Premise: Results-oriented managers view training as an investment rather than an expense.

Hypothesis: Result oriented managers all know that training is a wasteful expense.


Premise: and and that she has a whole bunch of kittens but we have to be careful uh you know we have to get a particular color point uh stud you can't just breed them with anything we have to get a uh we have to get a silver point himmy so the silver will be predominate in the kittens

Hypothesis: A lot of her cats are still young.


Premise: Those offices actually are quite snazzy, in an ever-so-faintly seedy downtown sort of way, inciting no small amount of envy in those of us who labor in the bland corporate vineyards of Redmond, Wash.

Hypothesis: The urban work spaces were more desirable.


Premise: Whatever you call it, Saint-Martin as the French do, or Sint Maarten with the Dutch, it is part of both the French West Indies and the Netherlands' Antilles.

Hypothesis: Once a part of the French West Indies, it is only a part of the Netherlands' Antilles now.


Premise: At the far (southern) end of the Mosque facing Mecca, toward which Muslims pray, you'll see pillars made of precious breccia and chalcedony; the stone-work in the mihrab (niche for prayers) is delicately carved.

Hypothesis: The mosque is very elaborate in its design.


Premise: When two NATO generals tried to schedule a meeting to tell Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to stop the assaults, Yugoslav officials said Milosevic was too busy to see them.

Hypothesis: The NATO generals were given priority to meet the president.


Premise: Somehow, living up to his standards didn't seem so important anymore.

Hypothesis: It was still very important to live up to what he believed.


Premise: The Keswick Museum and Art Gallery in Fitz Park is a treasure trove of artifacts collected in the area, with the atmosphere of an old professor's study.

Hypothesis: The atmosphere of the museum is upscale and formal.


Premise: I would have preferred having West discuss something more on the order of the impact of pragmatism on black philosophers or an essay on the whole black philosophy movement.

Hypothesis: West discusses black philosophers' pragmatism at length.


Premise: okay families American families don't get along that good enough to stick together

Hypothesis: American families get a long better than those in other nations.


Premise: For example, investors do not understand terminology such as reportable conditions,8 which could result in investors over- or under-reacting to problems.

Hypothesis: Not understanding the terminology helps keep the market stable.


Premise: You're not going to convince anyone with a display like that.'

Hypothesis: The eye-catching display was very adequate to get the point across.


Premise: The digital box may well be the harbinger of a truly wired future, once the struggle over which technologies will be included in it is resolved and the cable companies figure out how to get subscribers to pay for it.

Hypothesis: The cable companies want to get more money from their subscribers.


Premise: But all this talk about global overcapacity suggests that automakers see themselves as all making the very same thing.

Hypothesis: The world is too crowded.


Premise: The mob, reportedly acting on Cohn's behalf, threatened Davis with violence to force him into a sham marriage with a fellow African-American.

Hypothesis: Davis was prepared to die before he obeyed the mob.


Premise: It provides that the Comptroller General shall evaluate the results of a program or activity the Government carries out under existing law.

Hypothesis: The Comptroller General will feed the ducks at the park.


Premise: or that sort of thing um and gosh we all know that there's a need for that

Hypothesis: It is a surprise that there is a demand for that.


Premise: They'd have been published at once."

Hypothesis: They'd been published at least a dozen times before.


Premise: Now, however, economists are in trouble again--trouble that is a sort of muted version of what happened in the 1930s.

Hypothesis: The current economy is almost at the same level as The Great Depression.


Premise: If this is not the correct form of the C-R function, or if certain scenarios predict concentrations well above the range of values for which the C-R function was fitted, avoided mortality may be misestimated.

Hypothesis: Performing the fitting properly will result in fewer mortalities.


Premise: uh arrange for the catering and they have name tags

Hypothesis: Everyone will have name tags.


Premise: He carried it around and flashed it at Zercher for the next two weeks, until someone finally had to take the deformed orange away from the future leader of the free world.

Hypothesis: The leader of the free world still has the orange.


Premise: The difficulty for voters is that neither answer is completely right and neither is completely wrong.

Hypothesis: Aristotelian logic does not completely apply to these answers.


Premise: Some people may not be particularly articulate.

Hypothesis: Everyone has the same ability to make themselves understood.


Premise: Such an approach invariably leads to added costs because programs are forced to fix problems late in development.

Hypothesis: That's the safest approach possible in terms of avoiding unexpected costs.


Premise: The final four of the day were tied at 4 under par going down the back nine, and it was obvious, watching them labor away, unsmiling, that this was just an endurance test to see who could avoid crashing and disintegrating on national television.

Hypothesis: Of the last four golfers, one was clearly in the lead.


Premise: At the closeout meeting GAO staff may discuss the implications of the information gathered at that field location.

Hypothesis: Staff can talk about all the information at the closeout meeting.


Premise: A visit to Crete isn't all about museums and ancient sites.

Hypothesis: There's more to do in Crete than visit museums and historical places.


Premise: On the contrary, Mrs. Inglethorp had taken the last dose on the day of her death.

Hypothesis: There was lots of medicine left.


Premise: we were giving them a bath about every other day boy we were giving them a bath at least once a day but they were so horrible

Hypothesis: Whenever bathing them was annoying, I would enjoy the experience completely.


Premise: right it may not be us yeah we have a um they happen to use about the same abbreviation for the Dallas area they use Dallas Area Rapid Transit for DART and uh

Hypothesis: They have a lot of different abbreviations in the Dallas area.


Premise: Right on the corner is the Moulin Rouge, still staging its nightly cabarets, mostly to package tourists.

Hypothesis: Moulin Rouge is on the corner fulled with tourists.


Premise: And phlogiston will quench the flame of a rocket, as your expert von Braun discovered."  The man was a gold mine of information, all bad.

Hypothesis: The man made a lot of faulty claims.


Premise: Lewisville okay i'm in Garland um have you read anything about how they propose to uh come up with the taxes to increase the funding for schools

Hypothesis: Lewisville and Garland residents love paying additional taxes.


Premise: On the north side is the Cafe Bonaparte, and on the west the famous Deux Magots.

Hypothesis: The Deux Magots used to be famous a few decades ago, however now most have forgotten about the attraction.


Premise: yeah and it's a four it's i think it's you know the speed uh uh manual transmission

Hypothesis: The car uses manual information sharing.


Premise: Since FEMA issued its mission statement in April 1993, it has been reexamining its approach to limiting deaths and property losses from disasters.

Hypothesis: Since the early 90s they have shaped their mission to match what they want to do.


Premise: Today the old building hosts the Edinburgh Experience, a 20-minute, 3-D slide show charting the history of the city and bringing to life the Edinburgh of today (April October only).

Hypothesis: The old building is undergoing renovation to be transformed into a dining establishment.


Premise: In crafting GPRA, Congress recognized that federal agencies do not exist in a vacuum.

Hypothesis: Congress agreed that agencies must be taken in their environment.


Premise: Not everything in the garden is rosy of course.

Hypothesis: The garden is full of things that are only rosy.


Premise: And you? You're four months early, Ca'daan.

Hypothesis: The man was upset they were four months late.


Premise: and um you know you see sixteen year olds driving around in brand new BMWs and it's just unbelievable you know

Hypothesis: I think it is usual to see kids driving BMWs.


Premise: You're really more conceited than I am with less excuse!

Hypothesis: The other person is much kinder.


Premise: In fact, some impotence researchers assert that the success rates of prostaglandin may not be much better than the success rates of placebos.

Hypothesis: Placebos may be working just as well as prostaglandin.


Premise: Limestone is used for a wide range of purposes in the United States.

Hypothesis: Limestone is a versatile material.


Premise: Finally, for financial audits and information system reviews, you should not follow this guidance in assessing data reliability.

Hypothesis: This guidance can be applied in any situation including during an information system review.


Premise: The monks added a hall for worship called a chaitya (temple).

Hypothesis: The monks were happy with the building the way it was, but the king commissioned a new hall for worship anyways.


Premise: And burnt in on Mr. Carter's brain was the strange scene which had taken place in the house in Soho the night before.

Hypothesis: Mr. Carter remembered all the details of the scene from the Soho house.


Premise: Their new loan has forced them to put their home up for sale.

Hypothesis: They sold their home because they were retiring and not because of the loan.


Premise: and it uh i tell you how against the law guns or any kind of firearms are uh it's a hanging offense

Hypothesis: All firearms should be legal.


Premise: The North Carolina Farm Bureau stated that since 1983, it had never complained that an LSC recipient was improperly representing aliens who were no longer in the United States.

Hypothesis: Aliens must be within the United States to receive LSC help.


Premise: right well the mechanic doesn't see that you know it's the owner or the dealer who sees the big bucks

Hypothesis: Mechanics are the ones that make all the money.


Premise: you know he was but he just went for the the big bucks i think Dallas was going to pay him like sixteen million over five years and he got something like eighteen or nineteen million from Las Angeles so he just went where the bucks were and shoot you can't blame him man that's that's a phenomenal amount of money but uh yeah the Mavericks are sucking it up i tell you

Hypothesis: He decided to play for Los Angeles because they paid a few million more than Dallas.


Premise: Growers may try to evade the requirement of hiring U.S. workers by imposing job requirements that will be unattractive to

Hypothesis: Growers want to allow their employees to retire


Premise: How Would Establishing Individual Accounts Affect

Hypothesis: The individual accounts have an effect, yes?


Premise: Ibiza, along with the rest of what is now Spain, was invaded and sacked by the Germanic tribe of the Vandals, who occupied the island and quickly imposed their culture.

Hypothesis: The Germanic influence on what is now Spain was due in part to their invasion.


Premise: i'm not musically gifted at all

Hypothesis: I won a scholarship for my talent in music.


Premise: (That, and the fact that show people have it all over lawyers when it comes to parties and shoes.)

Hypothesis: Lawyers are the best at parties and shoes and show people could really take a lesson from them.


Premise: The Houston Comets won the Women's National Basketball Association championship.

Hypothesis: They were depressed after losing the championship.


Premise: Handled in this way, the rates might turn out to be 17a and 23a.

Hypothesis: The rates will turn out to be 17a no matter what the circumstance.


Premise: Autumn brings the finest hues to the landscape, when the leaves turn shades of apricot and copper, the bracken changes to a burnt umber, and the hillsides glow in the low sunlight, reflecting perfectly in the glassy stillness of the lakes.

Hypothesis: The landscape is full of evergreen flora and remains consistent year-round.


Premise: The national love affair with cars had begun from seven produced in 1900 and 70 in 1907, there were 9,200 rolling out of the factories by 1914, most of them from Fiat, which was founded in 1899.

Hypothesis: The number of cars produced increased at a rapid rate.


Premise: And he said, Arise, Jacob, and put aside politics for a few months.

Hypothesis: Jacob was eager to read more because he was finally getting into politics.


Premise: Why not have a kid out of wedlock, collect your $230 a month in stamps, live with your mom and worry about going to work later?

Hypothesis: It's legit to worry about going to work later on.


Premise: A confection found only here, Edinburgh rock is a sugar, water, and coloring mixture that is boiled and then cooled on stone slabs before being shaped.

Hypothesis: Edinburgh rock is a big stone boulder.


Premise: In an amateur version, the glider can be equipped with an enriched bio-fuel powered motor.

Hypothesis: The rules were changed slightly for the amateur version.


Premise: I am glad none of you were hurt, he said.

Hypothesis: He wished they had been hurt.


Premise: Besides, in another mood, he writes, It seemed to me that I was surrounded by braveries without number, that I had been inducted into a phalanx of the wildly-alive-even-if-dying, and I felt honored that I would, so to speak, die in the company of such people.

Hypothesis: His mood remained constant as he wrote each chapter of the book.


Premise: discussion of DOD's comments appears in appendix I.

Hypothesis: The DOD is the Department of Daffidils.


Premise: However, Athenian involvement provoked the Persian king Darius to invade the Greek mainland.

Hypothesis: The Athenians successfully deterred the Persians from attacking mainland Greece.


Premise: okay i guess that's it uh

Hypothesis: I have much more to talk about.


Premise: The forum highlighted identified best practices and tools that can be used by federal agencies and other facility owners to manage and/or oversee design reviews throughout the facility

Hypothesis: The topic of the meeting was combating sexual harassment in the work place.


Premise: The Madeleine ' an imposing Greco-Roman edifice ' doesn't look much like a church, but that's what it is.

Hypothesis: You can easily tell that the Madeleine is a worship site.


Premise: you know and i and i think that i i agree with you this is exactly the right course i mean that's an internal problem to Iraq it has nothing to do with us

Hypothesis: We are the judge and jury of all of Iraq's internal issues.


Premise: Meeting the Federal IT Workforce Challenge, Federal CIO Council, Education and Training Committee, June 1999.

Hypothesis: The Federal IT Workforce challenge will launch a spaceship to Jupiter.


Premise: General Accounting Office, Managing for  Using Strategic Human Capital Management to Drive Transformational Change, GAO-02-940T (Washington, D.C.: July 15,2002).

Hypothesis: Each company creates its own, unique management strategy.


Premise: The rebellion was crushed, Dhaskaloyiannis was flayed alive, and the event became the subject of a rousing epic poem.

Hypothesis: The poem celebrates an insect invasion.


Premise: yeah it's like i say it's not a lot but it helps people like this last couple we helped you know they were in their eighties and she was bedridden and i just you know it just tears your heart out to

Hypothesis: I enjoy seeing a person lying down, bedridden.


Premise: uh-huh uh-huh yeah i think i think it's going to take that but i you know i  i think it's going to take a lot more than that too you know it's going to take it's going to take this education with our with our kids i really believe that but you know you it we we knew that we weren't going to have to ever use it again we knew we were going to have two or three weeks of it in math class so why take the time to really learn it

Hypothesis: It is worth the time to learn it.


Premise: I was not surprised.

Hypothesis: I expected what happened to happen.


Premise: The current model relies heavily on an auditor's expression of an opinion on historical cost-based financial statements after year-end.

Hypothesis: Auditor's expression of an opinion is of great value.


Premise: That a company like BMW can get brownie points for art patronage by promoting its own product is part of the reason that this exhibition took place, instead of the one examining 20 th century art at the end of the millennium, which it replaced.

Hypothesis: Other companies also acted as art patronages.


Premise: Benefits the representatives cited included the

Hypothesis: The representatives stated there were many benefits.


Premise: and uh of course now i i do have to i remember one case where we had some Canadians in there who were every bit as bad but i mean it i think it's just kind of the North American situation uh in Panama they've been used to Americans down there for so darn long but i didn't see quite as much of that sort of thing as Panamanians are just about as  as uh as as Americans as far as uh creature comforts you know they're uh they're they're every bit uh i i know when my my son was in the Air Force and he was stationed in Panama and he married a Panamanian girl and when she came up here uh you know she's you know except for the language situation some of the cultures she's just about an American you know is as far as TV and

Hypothesis: The Panamanians are markedly similar to Americans in their culture and lifestyle.


Premise: Though the Globe doesn't say so, it was surely an end that was both tragic and brave.

Hypothesis: You could see the ending from a mile away.


Premise: It stands 137 m (450 ft) high and was the tallest structure in the world until the building of the Eiffel Tower in Paris in 1898.

Hypothesis: This structure still holds the record for tallest building in the world.


Premise: yeah but yeah yeah uh uh there's probably that's pretty neat because i don't imagine Raleigh's so big that you have big traffic jams going one way or the other

Hypothesis: Raleigh is known for its traffic gridlock and horrible commutes.


Premise: Isola dei Pescatori (a.k.a. Isola Superiore) is a delightfully peaceful fishing village with tiny narrow streets, while Isola Madre, farther out in the lake, is the largest and most peaceful of the islands.

Hypothesis: Isola Madre is larger than any other islands in the lake.


Premise: you know i and and you know at a time when they're afraid of their shadow all they need is you know some skunk or something to rub up the outside of the tent they'd be awake all night

Hypothesis: Fear is a useful tool when camping.


Premise: On down the coast road we get to a string of growing resorts forming a summer holiday centre La Zenia, Cabo Roig, and Campoamor.

Hypothesis: Cabo Roig is a local brewery.


Premise: Because depreciation is measured differently across countries, international saving comparisons are shown on a gross saving basis.

Hypothesis: All countries conform to one common accounting code.


Premise: Paul shrinks from this view.

Hypothesis: Paul looks huge.


Premise: As for Andy's illness, the film is true to the record when it suggests that people didn't believe that he was really sick with lung cancer.

Hypothesis: Andy's fans grieved his inevitable loss when he announced he was sick with lung cancer.


Premise: See the best ones at Tokyo's National Noh Theater, Kanze Kaikan at Shibuya, or Kyoto's National Noh Theater.

Hypothesis: The best ones are shown at pretty much all the theaters.


Premise: Do you still want to join us?

Hypothesis: I'm sorry, I forgot to ask if you wanted to come with us last week.


Premise: I suppose she meant Mrs. Vandemeyer."

Hypothesis: There was a mistake.


Premise: The only clear measure of Guber and Peters' misjudgment is their overspending for antique furniture, yachts, slumber parties at Aspen, and the like, and a numbing succession of box-office bombs.

Hypothesis: Guber and Peter are rich idiots who squander away their fortunes like addicts.


Premise: oh well then it won't be too bad you know it wasn't impressive necessarily but it was better than it could have been

Hypothesis: We're thankful for how it turned out, it could have been much worse,


Premise: Program Letter 1998-6 stated that the State Planning Initiative will provide information to aid LSC in exercising its statutory responsibility to insure that grants and contracts are made so as to provide the most economical and effective delivery of legal assistance to persons in both urban and rural areas.

Hypothesis: The LSC can use funds and grants for what they choose and not worry about the effects on the urban and rural areas.


Premise: That is another investment one can make for old  so to conduct oneself in prior years that one can feel one has paid one's dues.

Hypothesis: People depend on everyone else.


Premise: When you buy a couple of kilos, they'll ship it for you in air-tight packages.

Hypothesis: Whatever the quantity of the product, the package is the same.


Premise: The results for fine particle concentrations, visibility, sulfur deposition, and nitrogen deposition are based on the Regional Modeling System for Aerosols and Deposition (REMSAD).

Hypothesis: They did not expect the model to be so off on it's calculations.


Premise: do you remember when you were in Washington Sam the Argentine baker

Hypothesis: I'm curious to see if you can recall this memory.


Premise: A key part of that is the notion of equal justice and equal access to the court system.

Hypothesis: They did not want some to have access to justice.


Premise: Two trains, passing in the night.

Hypothesis: Multiple trains passing at night.


Premise: Many participants suggested that Woolsey vexed Helms with her unladylike display of proto-male behavior--spitting, cursing, and scratching your balls.

Hypothesis: Proto-male behavior is also considered being lady like.


Premise: uh even the well it started spiraling down i suppose in the seventies and uh our recovery uh economically has not been like it used to be to me also our nuclear family is is not the same because more people are living together that aren't married uh

Hypothesis: All people who live together are married.


Premise: Then came Lee Harvey Oswald, Squeaky Fromme, and John Hinckley.

Hypothesis: Lee Harvey Oswald did not come as many believe.


Premise: Health status prior to exposure also affects susceptibility.

Hypothesis: Medically fit people will be immune definitely.


Premise: Attorneys handle no criminal cases.

Hypothesis: Attorneys are often given the task of handling criminal cases.


Premise: The commentariat repeats its long-held opinion that Clinton's claim of executive privilege is bunk.

Hypothesis: Clinton is allowed executive privilege whenever she wants.


Premise: yeah well i could i could see if a kid doesn't have any encouragement if  they're you know come from a broken home and their parents are more concerned about trying to work and or maybe they're unemployed and they're mad at the world i can see where that wouldn't be very good for a a kid you know he's coming up will you help me with my homework and they're no get away from me i've had a terrible day so it's got a lot to do with economics in the area that you come from

Hypothesis: Kids from broken homes have the best grades in their classes.


Premise: True, the Clinton administration is trying to say that food stamps are really good only if you're also working at least part-time, but that's kind of a complicated message to get across.

Hypothesis: The Clinton administration supports the needy.


Premise: Alesser, third category of arguments against NATO expansion concerns its effect on Eastern European countries that are not admitted to the club.

Hypothesis: The third category of arguments was the most important.


Premise: The old town of Annecy would be picture-perfect even without the addition of a river running through it ' complete with swans, a pristine Alpine lake alongside, and a backdrop of snowcapped mountains.

Hypothesis: Annecy is trusted by natural wildlife such as swans.


Premise: yeah that'll be good yeah well it's good talking to you

Hypothesis: It's always a pleasure talking to you.


Premise: Rich patrons flock to faux blues clubs on the yuppie North Side, while authentic blues men are left audienceless in the slums.

Hypothesis: Rich patrons always prefer to go see the authentic blues players.


Premise: no no no and it's sort of i guess it's a little disappointing but but i suppose it's it's just the way life is but

Hypothesis: it happens constantly throughout our lives, and don't really mind it


Premise: Since the payment is not demanded or earned, it is an other financing source to SMI rather than a revenue.

Hypothesis: SMI will count the payment towards their revenue.


Premise: He'd worry about that after he worried about the first steps.

Hypothesis: He thought long about all the steps involved.


Premise: You can't never tell how a kid's gonna turn out.

Hypothesis: Everyone knows genetics dictate whether a kid is a good one or not.


Premise: bargello it's B A R G E double L O

Hypothesis: Bargello is spelled just like it sounds.


Premise: Notice the especially handsome Niomon Gate.

Hypothesis: The Niomon Gate is worth checking out.


Premise: In response to inquiries from agencies not involved in a particular ongoing review, GAO will provide information only about the objectives, scope, and methodology of the review; the source of the work (i.e.

Hypothesis: Ongoing review details are placed in the public domain.


Premise: some of the crimes are just so brutal and so you know useless this may seem to be the best way out i don't know

Hypothesis: Those crimes sometimes seem to me to be completely justified.


Premise: The twaddle about Sagittarius would have to be cleared up sometime, but meanwhile he was in pretty good shape.

Hypothesis: Sagittarius was ok despite the foolishness.


Premise: Since May, it's been between 50 and 60 percent.

Hypothesis: In may, the percentage drops a lot


Premise: i don't think Jim Kelly is about to be swayed away from the Bills any time

Hypothesis: I think Jim Kelly will be leaving the Bills shortly.


Premise: Visible on the plain below is the Asclepion, one of the ancient world's leading medical centres, rivalling similar establishments at EpidauroseKos, and Ephesus.

Hypothesis: The Asclepion was a shopping center full of medical supplies.


Premise: Like Johnnie Cochran, Clinton's defenders are putting the prosecution on trial.

Hypothesis: The Clinton defenders have a reaction similar to the Johnnie Cochran defenders.


Premise: There has been a worldwide rush to deregulate financial markets, to bring back the good old days of the 19th century when investors were free to make money however they saw fit.

Hypothesis: Regulations are increasing steadily in the financial markets.


Premise: His own attacks came in with accuracy beyond anything Jon had seen.

Hypothesis: Jon was impressed with his accuracy.


Premise: Last December, three cognitive psychologists at the University of Rochester played two-minute audiotapes consisting of short nonsense words (such as bidakupado) for a group of 8-month-old babies.

Hypothesis: Three psychologists worked with babies to test a hypothesis.


Premise: In surrounding buildings the process of carding, washing, spinning, and dyeing the wool, then weaving the carpets, can be followed from start to finish.

Hypothesis: The entire process can be followed in the surrounding structures.


Premise: What sort of anger would that spawn?

Hypothesis: People would be happy with that.


Premise: at at this point in my life though i'm i'm i'm a little older probably than you know than the typical new employee would be anyway uh

Hypothesis: Most of the other new recruits are the same age as me.


Premise: Ca'daan looked nervously at a body laying face up on one side of the path.

Hypothesis: He kicked the man on the ground.


Premise: Here, as elsewhere in Georgian Dublin, note the doorways and fanlights, and the ironwork of the balconies.

Hypothesis: The ironwork, doorways, and fanlights are notable and worth looking at.


Premise: At one of VBA's regional offices, for example, computerized information is continuously displayed on video screens providing employees with current performance information.

Hypothesis: They did not want to disclose the performance information to the employees.


Premise: i i liked Atlanta too i have a sister-in-law that lives in Atlanta

Hypothesis: Atlanta is a pleasant city.


Premise: well not really but i mean it's uh for the top medium of entertainment

Hypothesis: It is the best form of entertainment.


Premise: That man would as soon murder you in your bed as look at you.

Hypothesis: That man does not like looking at you too much.


Premise: horrible but there's a lot of things you can buy that have soybean products in them to begin with that you don't even know where in there so um it's it's just a matter of learning you know

Hypothesis: If a product contains soybeans, it will be listed on the front of the item.


Premise: I spent quite some time pottering around, allowing my head to swell.

Hypothesis: I felt worse as I walked around.


Premise: Wherever you go, you will have the chance to admire or criticize, to confirm stereotypes or to note exceptions.

Hypothesis: There are always opportunities to have an opinion.


Premise: Palm Springs forms a major winter retreat for Angelenos as well as for visitors from the Midwest and East Coast, but it is less popular in July and August, when average daytime temperatures sore well over 100??F (38??C).

Hypothesis: Palm Springs is only popular in the summer due to its pleasant weather.


Premise: He is simply he.

Hypothesis: He does not like to be called as such, and prefers gender-neutral pronouns instead.


Premise: You'll also find excellent old maps and prints here, but the merchants know the going price for everything; real bargains are few and far between.

Hypothesis: It is hard to get a good deal as a customer.


Premise: As a hiding-place for one or, at a pinch, two men, it was ideal, being about two feet deep and three feet wide.

Hypothesis: It was an easy give away even for one person.


Premise: (Pickled pigs' feet are the opposite of an acquired taste, he writes.

Hypothesis: Pickled pigs feet do grow on you after you try them 20 times.


Premise: But even this pretend-tourist takes that for granted.

Hypothesis: This pretend-tourist knows that things won't always be there


Premise: and i think it's frightening to them to see the roles switching and i think i think this reaction comes more out of fear now my husband is

Hypothesis: I think they have been dying for the roles to switch.


Premise: The problem with this theory is that recent studies show that the Chinese diet is rapidly becoming more Westernized.

Hypothesis: This theory is further supported by the evolving Chinese diet.


Premise: This was the residence of the rector of the El-Ahzar Mosque until 200 years ago.

Hypothesis: This is still the residence of the rector of El-Ahzar.


Premise: Winners still become local celebrities and their reputation reaches to the very corners of the Lakes.

Hypothesis: No one knows the winners, but they just do it for the fun.


Premise: Here's what Clinton actually  My position would be that their cases should be handled like others, they should go through--there's a regular process for that, and I have regular meetings on that, and I review those cases as they come up after there's an evaluation done by the Justice Department.

Hypothesis: All cases should go through the same process regardless of who they are about.


Premise: Safire's journalistic cheating undermines their professional work.

Hypothesis: The journalists are unethical and makes them look unprofessional.


Premise: It's a fine world for the Satheri, if they can keep the egg from breaking."  "What's all this egg nonsense?"  Bork shrugged.

Hypothesis: Bork is happy to hear the egg be mentioned.


Premise: For example, as discussed in practice 10, career development programs often include rotational assignments and not only provide excellent growth opportunities but also expose staff to a variety of career path opportunities.

Hypothesis: Variety of assigments led to lower career choices.


Premise: The WJC site also sells Ruddy's book, The Foster Investigation , and a video, The Death of Vince  What Really Happened?

Hypothesis: THe WJC site was a huge Hillary Clinton fundraiser during the election.


Premise: He would never be like them, killers and soldiers.

Hypothesis: He was becoming a killer.


Premise: uh this last tournament i was in i walked nine holes and almost dropped so i shared a cart

Hypothesis: They were kind enough to supply me with with a cart from the beginning of the tournament.


Premise: The north tower, the Tour Saint-Romain, has the sober simplicity of the cathedral's early Gothic beginnings in the 12th century, while the taller, more elaborate south tower, the Tour de Beurre, is Flamboyant Gothic of the 15th century.

Hypothesis: The north tower is incredibly ornate with gold and lots of decoration.


Premise: The tractors were designed for work in mud flats and the haulers had the narrow wheels used on rocky ground.

Hypothesis: The tractors worked well in mud flats.


Premise: Five points short.

Hypothesis: Something has the exact amount of points needed.


Premise: A. a cuddly memory B. an adorable artifact C. a precious puffball D. a child's stuffed animal based on memories E. a zoo-confined rarity

Hypothesis: it's easy to think about a time when you were young


Premise: and and there's no way that you can get him unless it's by force

Hypothesis: Get him with the weakness in you.


Premise: you can't trust legislators anyway

Hypothesis: Legislators have our best interests in mind.


Premise: Angling conditions are generally best in the winter from October to mid-January.

Hypothesis: Winter offers the best fishing.


Premise: The contributors repeat this figure as though it had talismanic power.

Hypothesis: The contributors always have new figures to report.


Premise: Today, motor scooters often drown the sound of playing children, and mobile phones are heard far more frequently than the haunting cadences of the bazouki.

Hypothesis: Motor scooters are a prevalent sight in the area.


Premise: She looked round and said even walls had ears."

Hypothesis: She was being cautious of her surroundings.


Premise: He savages his brother David for turning him in, claiming David was seeking revenge for the attention Ted got from their parents.

Hypothesis: It was the FBI, after months of work, that brought him in.


Premise: Phil Knight, but only if he agrees to bring 20 pairs of Air Jordans for each committee member, plus some hookers.

Hypothesis: People want Knight to bring bribes


Premise: There is nothing wrong with balancing your budget.

Hypothesis: It is good to be on top of finances.


Premise: The old Sather seemed to sense it without looking back.

Hypothesis: The old Sather had to look back to be sure.


Premise: Barr sharpening ax on legal aid to poor

Hypothesis: Barr is a great guy.


Premise: It doesn't have a brand name as its only real asset.

Hypothesis: It has other assets as well.


Premise: but i i don't ever feel the need to dress that warmly i i don't have to travel that far to work uh what what what what about uh your clothes in the winter time up there

Hypothesis: My work place is close to where I live.


Premise: The nominal interest equals the nominal amount (face amount) of the direct loans times the stated interest rate (the rate stated in the loan agreements).

Hypothesis: The loan total depends on the compound rate, as all loans are compound loans.


Premise: And with the continued Balanced Budget Amendment follies, Congress indulges itself in the grandest of therapeutic fantasies.

Hypothesis: A balanced budget will have the effect of eliminating the U.S. deficit.


Premise: On the one hand Chekhov believed that Russian Jews could never be truly Russian; he categorized every new acquaintance as Jew or non-Jew; in his letters, he frequently used a slurring term for Jews.

Hypothesis: Chekhov liked Jews.


Premise: Having curative hot springs, it was founded as a spa in a.d. 18, and named after the Roman Emperor, Tiberius.

Hypothesis: The spa was founded due to frequent visits from Tiberius.


Premise: In my experience, by the time his movie got through all the rewrite committees, it would star Julia Roberts and probably be called That Vatican Summer .

Hypothesis: Julia Roberts is Catholic anyway.


Premise: Economists disagree about how plausible that story is, but we all agree that if you're out to protect your grandchildren from the national debt, it's basically the only story you have to worry about.

Hypothesis: Alll economists believe the story to be true.


Premise: . . . It is the intent of the Conferees that contractsentered into shall not violate any provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act authorizing the H-2 program or any regulations issued pursuant to that Act.

Hypothesis: Contracts entered into can violate all the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act.


Premise: The wagons will circle to defend this last bastion of human conceit.

Hypothesis: People will come from far and wide to defend this mean idea.


Premise: What's up with him? Warm asked in the coffee room.

Hypothesis: Warm was taking a rather large dump on the toilet.


Premise: he didn't at least say to us did you know you're not supposed to do that that could have alleviated a big problem we ended up getting called out on it

Hypothesis: We are glad he warned us ahead of time.


Premise: You're not the engineer, whose true name was longer.

Hypothesis: I can see that you are the engineer because your name matches.


Premise: you know she might call me during a halftime or after the game or something but i just don't call her and now they're starting up with new football

Hypothesis: Sometimes she will call me after a football game.


Premise: the um i remember last year wasn't it raining a lot this yeah all that flooding and everything

Hypothesis: Last year it was flooding and raining abhorrently.


Premise: Jane had gone straight to the picture of Marguerite.

Hypothesis: Jane was most interested in the photo of Margueritte.


Premise: Today official tourist-office advice still tends to be cautious; many areas are relatively safe for independent travel, though it is vital to keep abreast of daily news and best to avoid potential flashpoints such as Nablus and Hebron.

Hypothesis: Nablus and Hebron have been declared the safest regions.


Premise: i mean you could travel from one coast to the other here in the US and find tremendous differences between the peoples they have their own ideas how things should be run

Hypothesis: There is a lot of diversity in different areas of the US.


Premise: We'd probably lose everything we had if we didn't have this place, she said.

Hypothesis: This place will certainly cause us to lose everything soon.


Premise: They pledged to alert each other to nuclear weapons tests or accidents.

Hypothesis: Nuclear weapons tests or accidents were an expected possibility.


Premise: As noted above, representation of H-2A workers is limited to specific subject matters arising under the H-2A employment contract.

Hypothesis: H-2A workers can be represented in any circumstances.


Premise: This inability to convey the old consciousness was not a matter of inaccuracy but of bad faith.

Hypothesis: Bad faith is the cornerstone of conveying the old consciousness.


Premise: The second was that we may have difficulty selling alcohol interventions because they are in competition with other types of interventions such as helmet use, seat belt use, or smoking prevention.

Hypothesis: Alcohol intervention is a huge priority.


Premise: The lawyer is not the government's speaker.

Hypothesis: The lawyer is required to speak for the government.


Premise: Only a tiny number of trusted aides and Secret Service agents could know of it.

Hypothesis: Many people have a chance to know of it.


Premise: The lag reflects the fact that the rate of return on U.S. assets abroad consistently exceeded the return on foreign-owned assets in the United States.

Hypothesis: The us has more assets owned


Premise: One bioethicist has coined a term for this new kind of  the sperminator.

Hypothesis: The term was made by a presidential candidate.


Premise: A third change that would be made immediately concerns the provisions for parcel mail in Alaska.

Hypothesis: There will be another change shortly.


Premise: call again okay bye-bye

Hypothesis: Call again, talk to you later


Premise: A key measure of producibility was whether the companies' critical manufacturing processes were in control and product reliability was demonstrated.

Hypothesis: The companies producibility was directly influenced by how reliable their products were.


Premise: 5) Clinton will offer Blumenthal as another human sacrifice to appease the forces of impeachment.

Hypothesis: Clinton was under threat of impeachment and was looking for scapegoats.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah yeah that is he just brings stuff alive you know you could just visualize everything that's

Hypothesis: He is talented at making his work feel real.


Premise: The fact that Dowd was struck dumb by this question has been used against her.

Hypothesis: Because she did not know the answer they were not going to let it go.


Premise: no in in the book apparently she cuts his feet off but in the movie she she disables him but not by cutting his feet um she she breaks both of his ankles

Hypothesis: The movie adaptation was almost an exact mirror of the book.


Premise: And, it is a dangerous one to ignore, either as an individual or as a business person.

Hypothesis: This should be paid attention to by everyone it is applicable to.


Premise: A plaque on the water's edge at the Binks (a natural jetty formed by a rocky outcrop) marks her landing site.

Hypothesis: The plaque is located far in land compared to the landing site.


Premise: Does an egg know it is going to become a hen--or maybe a fish?

Hypothesis: Eggs know for certain that they will all hatch into chickens. It's simple logic.


Premise: yeah to to actually support it you know it would be just like saying that you know what are what are you crazy i mean there

Hypothesis: Agreeing is the only logical next step.


Premise: Draw on the stores for any need you may have "

Hypothesis: You can take anything you need from the stores.


Premise: They say Schiele's appeal is less aesthetic than pornographic.

Hypothesis: Schiele's artwork has an air of piety and refinement.


Premise: However, as we moved to address the Board's mandate, we quickly realized that the creation of a world-class delivery system involved more than state planning, per se.

Hypothesis: We wanted to address the Board's mandate and it would be very easy.


Premise: The empire was further diminished by the loss of North Africa and Italy, and was brought to the brink of civil war by the Iconoclastic Crisis, before enjoying another brief golden age under Basil II (976 1025).

Hypothesis: The golden age was a dark time for North Africa and Italy.


Premise: like you say kids are getting out of high school not knowing what in the heck they're going to do and either the military or public service organization can give them a lot of focus and i think that it might stop us some problems later on i mean you know you these kids will get their their heads on straight and and figure out what they want to do instead of hanging around street corners selling drugs or something uh it's i think it would be good for them uh it helps mature them a little bit and helps them understand the world the way it really is

Hypothesis: I've found that all kids finishing at high school tend to know what they want to do.


Premise: As an old friend of hers puts it, She would only quit if she could quit in triumph, with everyone acknowledging that it is the best magazine in the world and that she is the best editor and with the magazine in the black.

Hypothesis: She quits easily when she faces trouble.


Premise: He wasn't at all sure of how much he could extrapolate from what he'd read in the book on Applied Semantics, but he knew he needed a control--a symbol of the symbol, in this case.

Hypothesis: The book told him exactly what to do.


Premise: How much? said the man.

Hypothesis: The man already knew how much.


Premise: you know and it's like you know it's ridiculous and that was that was the high week but it's running about seventy which is still ridiculous to have to make changes to seventy percent of everything that she types you know that's

Hypothesis: She doesn't type accurately, and it's frustrating for me.


Premise: Curbline routes, however, account for only 21 percent of city residential possible deliveries.

Hypothesis: Curb line routes are the most popular possible delivery points in our city.


Premise: In one morning you can get to know just about everybody in this unassuming island capital.

Hypothesis: There are not many people in the capital, so it is easy to get to know everyone.


Premise: Of these 490 respondents, an estimated 155 respondents would be required to perform additional information collection.

Hypothesis: Additional information collection will be done on a volunteer basis.


Premise: uh-huh yeah i've you know some of the programs i would have concern about like um the language teaching you know i mean why should we push English and a lot of people were down there teaching English and when they talked about Hungary or someplace one of the eastern law countries requesting Peace Corps to teach language you know to me that's a little bit marginal i did teach economics at the university one night a week and the textbook was in English but basically i taught it in Spanish because i mean

Hypothesis: I mostly taught in English and think that everyone in the world should learn English.


Premise: Don't give me this crap about how the crab claws wouldn't fit on the smorgasbord table.

Hypothesis: I want to hear about how the crab claws would not fit.


Premise: 300 resulted in no fiery eruption on Strom Thurmond or Alan Greenspan's ...

Hypothesis: Strom Thurond and Alan Greenspan are friends.


Premise: 'Mr. Franklin. I've been expecting you.'

Hypothesis: Your arrival truly surprises me, Mr. Franklin.


Premise: Despite the number of visitors passing through, Skala is still a Greek village at heart, with a number of traditional tavernas to be found in the streets around the small main square.

Hypothesis: Skala is a popular tourist destination in Greece.


Premise: uh but i somehow think that war is one of those things that that maybe is inevitable but uh i don't look at it as a threat in the same sense that that i think this question was meant what about you

Hypothesis: I guess we have the power to stop wars.


Premise: In the '70s, the Left-Behind White appeared in the form of the unmeltable ethnic, that long-assimilated Italian- or Irish- or Polish-American who, in the wake of the Black Power movement, felt it necessary to dust off and revive the ways of the Old Country.

Hypothesis: The Black Power movement persecuted the already assimilated white immigrant.


Premise: Why should a ruling elite give up power because the gross national product is declining or because the country is falling behind technologically?

Hypothesis: The ruling elite vie for power in a hungry greed driven world.


Premise: I tried to forget you, but the compulsion grew until I could fight it no longer." She shuddered.

Hypothesis: It didn't take me long to forget all about you.


Premise: The historic theater district on Broadway has evolved into a bustling Hispanic shopping street good for bridal gowns and electronic equipment.

Hypothesis: The theatre district was recently designed and built.


Premise: Down the street from the Prado and around the corner from the Reina Sof?a museum, this well located hotel is a bargain.

Hypothesis: The well located apartment, near some of the city attractions, is red.


Premise: He also refused to acknowledge GAOas basic statutory authorities and asserts that if the aComptroller Generalas misconstruction of the statutes- were to prevail, ahis conduct would unconstitutionally interfere with the functioning of the Executive Branch.

Hypothesis: He was well aware that the GAO has basic statutory authority.


Premise: This all happened in real life--although the Rockettes weren't the real Rockettes and neither was the choir.

Hypothesis: The Rockettes were replaced by stand-ins.


Premise: Anyhow, I enclose it in a sealed envelope for what it's worth.

Hypothesis: I always place it inside a sealed envelope.


Premise: and that does look very odd in the water

Hypothesis: Water makes it look much better.