Premise: Supposedly it sits on the site of the Dubh Linn (Black Pool) that gave Dublin its name.

Hypothesis: Dublin is located next to the Black Pool (Dubh Lin), hence its name.


Premise: And finally, if you want to give policy advice, it's not enough to know your numbers.

Hypothesis: You just need to know the numbers.


Premise: Back in the middle of it all, the huge Louvre museum makes its own magnificent statement.

Hypothesis: The Louvre is in the middle of everything, but kind of disappears into the magnitude of the city.


Premise: uh thirty degrees you know one day and ninety the next and and we're missing the fifties and sixties in there somewhere

Hypothesis: It has been thirty degrees for a while.


Premise: She certainly could not be a day less than seventy now.

Hypothesis: She looked older than she was.


Premise: It seemed magical when maladies were cured, and from tiens, bois derived the word quimbois, for magic potion or spell.

Hypothesis: It is common for words like these to be derived from similar sounding words/phrases.


Premise: It's an excellent focal point, giving new visitors an easy reference to establish their location; it's a spectacular vantage point for many of the city's great landmarks; and its bridges and quays offer history, entertainment, shopping and exercise.

Hypothesis: This place is easy to get lost in, it's very out of the way.


Premise: The rule was promulgated through notice and comment rulemaking procedures of 5 U.S.C.

Hypothesis: The rule was communicated to everyone through the procedures of 5 U.S.C.


Premise: But he would enjoy it too much for it to be a suitable punishment.)

Hypothesis: He enjoys pain more than he enjoys sex.


Premise: uh my at work my boss got season tickets this year so uh hopefully if i'm real nice to him he's going throw a couple of those my way every now and then so it will be fun to go out there and watch them

Hypothesis: My boss usually rewards me with tickets to the games, if I am nice.


Premise: She closed her eyes and Thorn's story crashed on his mind like a rock through glass.

Hypothesis: She closed her eyes and cleared her mind.


Premise: terrifies me to death and stuff those kids getting snatched and

Hypothesis: It terrifies me that those kids are getting found.


Premise: A magnificent Evie Hone stained-glass window adorns the landing in the main entrance; it is beautifully complemented by the carpet and balustrade designed by Mary Fitzgerald.

Hypothesis: The plain window at the landing contrasts well with the carpet.


Premise: Wachter's wage premium for the delivery network alone, however, amounts to only $2.

Hypothesis: There is a $2 daily wage premium.


Premise: Think you can do something with it?'

Hypothesis: I think I can do something about it.


Premise: A professor at the College of William and Mary School of Law, on the other hand, concludes that ethical obligations do not bar representation of aliens who will not be in the United States continuously during the course of the representation.

Hypothesis: The aliens who are no constantly in the U.S. should be subject to the same laws.


Premise: yeah or or get my brother has a real nice pop-up

Hypothesis: My brother has quite a few of pop-ups.


Premise: In the 1994 Disney film, the actor Nathan Lane supplied the voice of Timon in much the same style as his flamboyantly gay character in The Birdcage . When I saw the Broadway version of the musical, the audience roared at Timon's even more exaggerated gay mannerisms.

Hypothesis: The Broadway audience didn't appreciate Timon's gay mannerisms in the musical.


Premise: and uh so it had not all of the stuff that people in other parts of the country were getting because each station gets its own mix

Hypothesis: The radio station played different music than other parts of the country were hearing.


Premise: With her, we can.

Hypothesis: We might be able to do it if she helps.


Premise: well like my younger brothers and sisters at home like when it starts getting nice outside in the summer and everything she'll she makes us go outside even now when i go home for the summer she makes us go outside and we're allowed to come in and watch TV until it's dark because she doesn't like the TV herself

Hypothesis: We have certain shows that we all sit and watch together.


Premise: and we have one of course i say in college driving and and one going to drive this summer so uh kids are cost you practically nothing because you always get so many things from your relatives and everything but you wait until they go and get a car insurance and you and that's when they get expensive as they get older you know uh it it

Hypothesis: Kids are expensive when they get older, but it's still not that bad.


Premise: First, it implies that the competition for mates drives most people to save too much money.

Hypothesis: It means that the competition for mates leads people to spend all their savings.


Premise: uh tell you what  um i'll let you start or  if that's all right

Hypothesis: I'm gonna start and then you can tell me what you think.


Premise: At over 1,500 m (5,000 ft), you will see montane oaks and conifers.

Hypothesis: There are many beautiful trees.


Premise: Since the Bronze Age, donkeys and mules have provided a means of transport; around the same time, the first olives and vines were planted in the ground.

Hypothesis: Olives were planted after the bronze age occurred.


Premise: You've seen this sort of picture  People get drunk and drag skeletons out of closets, and the tension between the formal dinner party rituals and the truths that simmer beneath the surface give way to a Walpurgisnacht . The anti-patriarchal content is fairly routine, but you should see the movie anyway because the director, Thomas Vinterberg, is a great, hypersensitive filmmaker whose edgy, grainy, caught-on-the-fly camerawork seems to make the very celluloid shiver with rage.

Hypothesis: Thomas Vinterberg is making his directing debut.


Premise: For my part, I plan to endorse the Baptist boycott of Disney.

Hypothesis: Boycotting will send a message.


Premise: (McTeer's decision to play Nora's marriage as erotically electric makes Nora's decision to leave all the more difficult, and all the more shattering.)

Hypothesis: Nora's marriage was written differently than it was portrayed.


Premise: Hahaha! Oh, wait, what are you doing? What they hell are you doing here? Let me go!'

Hypothesis: Grab me, come here and grab me.


Premise: you know living in a house is something you're going to have to do whether you you're doing it alone whether you're doing it with a with a a partner or you're going to have to you know

Hypothesis: Living in a house is something you have to do at some point, so you might as well be the one to own it.


Premise: well that would that's neat

Hypothesis: It is something I would like.


Premise: Therefore, by the laws of rational magic, it is _you_ to whom nothing is impossible.

Hypothesis: The laws of magic state it is impossible.


Premise: 2 million budget so that just 32 percent came from federal programs.

Hypothesis: Federal programs made up most of the budget.


Premise: It could also swell the underground economy, as people use it to pay for services, facilitating the avoidance of federal income tax.

Hypothesis: It could be a boon to the underground economy, causing people to flock to it and shrug off their tax liabilities and burdens by the score.


Premise: Specifically, federal organizations must overcome the challenges of effectively linking information technology and management to agency missions, positioning and legitimizing information management leadership, measuring performance, and building capabilities and skills.

Hypothesis: Federal organizations need to work on their system to measure performance more effectively.


Premise: In collections that include important works by Giovanni Bellini, Mantegna, Titian, Correggio, and Tintoretto, pride of place and a room to itself goes to Michelangelo's last work, the unfinished Rondanini Piet?  (1564).

Hypothesis: The finished work Rondani Pieta  is on display.


Premise: The top of the tower is off limits, due to dangers inherent in the narrow staircase that leads to the look-out point, so the best bet for a panoramic view of the city is the top floor of one of the taller, more recent hotels.

Hypothesis: The best view of the city can be easily achieved by climbing to the top of the tower.


Premise: I do not put down these few recollections in order to excuse Richard Nixon.

Hypothesis: These recollections are being compiled to excuse Richard Nixon.


Premise: Even the bandits seem unafraid of robbing a merchant in daylight here.

Hypothesis: The bandits are too scared to rob merchants.


Premise: We nod to the idea of value-subtraction whenever we fall back on Horace's phrase about laboring to bring forth a mouse, or lament the forests felled to make possible a terrible book, or recollect an experience of working by committee.

Hypothesis: We may feel that a tree has been wasted if the book made from it is not one we like.


Premise: Families lived in wooden longhouses like those still to be seen today among the Iban peoples of Sarawak.

Hypothesis: The people built homes out of things other than wood.


Premise: buy a whole knew metric set yeah well i think you know it's something that's going to take quite some time to happen but i i still don't think that they're doing all that it's going to take to make it happen you know it's going to happen slowly no matter what but there's going to have to be a lot more education involved than there is right now to get it to to get it to switch over

Hypothesis: More education will aid in converting to metric.


Premise: The Model combines IPM and EIA cost elements that use similar -- but not identical -- assumptions on capital recovery and aggregate cost data in a similar -- but not identical -- regional manner that needs adjustment.

Hypothesis: The Model uses somewhat similar assumptions on capital recover and aggregate cost data.


Premise: Garland Daily News i guess it's it comes out sporadically like twice a week or something but i think what's interesting is that if you're that there uh this

Hypothesis: Garland Daily News can be relied upon to deliver the news every morning.


Premise: The current dispute over the Golan is merely perpetuating a tradition that goes back to the ancient Romans.

Hypothesis: The current dispute over the Golan is a marked departure from the peace that has existed since Roman times.


Premise: This is mentioned in the 1999 edition, but only in passing.

Hypothesis: There are a few places this is mentioned in the 1999 edition, but only briefly.


Premise: right yeah in fact i'm pretty sure TI has something like that because uh one of the area supervisors uh in my area as a matter of fact took off um

Hypothesis: I need to have something like that and it appears my supervisors have it.


Premise: right you know with the chance of even getting paroled and uh you know that's just i just don't understand that

Hypothesis: There may be a chance of getting paroled.


Premise: yeah oh golly well i live in Dallas what what area do you live in

Hypothesis: I live in Dallas myself, nice place, where is it that you live?


Premise: what do you do in your garden and i'll go nothing what is should i do but anyway i guess that's about it though it sounds like we've covered all the bases so i guess we'll let you go and um do you have anything else you wanted to say

Hypothesis: I guess we've covered all the bases about my yard, I'll you go.


Premise: She was a woman who struck fear into the heart of the local population.

Hypothesis: The locals were terrified of her.


Premise: yes that now that's something that sure doesn't happen anymore boy when i was a kid if you did something to somebody else you got trotted over to that person's house and and you had to apologize to their parents and all this other kind of stuff

Hypothesis: Kids are still dragged to apologize to other people at their house.


Premise: 'That all certainly seems to be in order,' Greuze beamed, as we returned to the limo.

Hypothesis: Greuze would be getting in to the limousine with us.


Premise: The Liberal Humanitarians are a product of the post-Cold War peace.

Hypothesis: The Liberal Humanitarians could only exist in the peaceful era after the Cold War.


Premise: Andy's  If you must wager on sports, go to Vegas or stick with your neighborhood bookie--he's probably more reputable, if more clearly illegal.

Hypothesis: If you want to waste your money, try betting it on sports.


Premise: like uh say we're freshly graduated from school and things so we haven't gotten to the point where we're hiring professionals to do too much of our needs do

Hypothesis: It's like when you first enter school.


Premise: With a twist the blade snapped like a stick.

Hypothesis: A gentle twist of the blade made it snap.


Premise: they yeah they they did they stuck right to their goals and right what they were going to say and the American people when this first started they were even reluctant to let them do that so they were they were playing it very safe but

Hypothesis: They strayed from what they originally were doing.


Premise: As family bed boosters have noted, male physicians, who have no idea what motherhood is like, have cowed women for decades into doing unnatural and destructive things.

Hypothesis: Women had no choice but to rely on male physicians.


Premise: The Utahans even paid her $5,000.

Hypothesis: 5000$ have been given to her by the Utahans, according to the article.


Premise: For public companies, audited financial statements generally are required to be filed with the SEC within three months of the company's fiscal year-end.

Hypothesis: Public companies need to get their financial statements in on time.


Premise: but uh you know it's uh they're they're really great uh it's almost like we could we could become too dependent on them

Hypothesis: They are very reliable, but we shouldn't become addicted.


Premise: The court was encouraged to come every day to witness the monarch's rising from bed and moment of retirement.

Hypothesis: There were public viewings of the king's sleeping patterns.


Premise: At IRS we identified the challenges the organization faces in revamping its human capital policies to help achieve its congressionally mandated transformation to an agency that better balances service to the taxpayers with enforcement of the tax laws.

Hypothesis: The IRS is Congressionally mandated to provide poor service to people who don't pay their taxes.


Premise: so you had a bunch a bunch of kids in the car  that must have that must have that must have been fun

Hypothesis: It was fun for the kids in the car.


Premise: Pasadena is famous for the Rose Bowl stadium where, at full capacity, 103,000 spectators watch the annual college football game on New Year's Day.

Hypothesis: The capacity of the stadium is often at max as many people attend the games that it hosts.


Premise: and right in Rhode Island there are some nice colleges too Rhode Island college and

Hypothesis: There are lots of good colleges on the east coast.


Premise: Although bidders tend to portray themselves as rescuing ailing companies--UPR said it was reacting to a decade of broken promises and poor performance at Pennzoil--in fact they almost uniformly bid for profitable, healthy companies that the market, for one reason or another, is undervaluing.

Hypothesis: Pennzoil is doing worse than ever before.


Premise: He was lecherous and strange.

Hypothesis: He had a strange attitude, said the investigator.


Premise: If progress is not made

Hypothesis: If progress is not stopped.


Premise: Browning, Martin, and Annamaria Lusardi.

Hypothesis: Browning and Martin are the same person.


Premise: Type-1 worksharing is the simplest kind and is most closely aligned with the plain meaning of the term workshare.

Hypothesis: In this case, the plain meaning of the word workshare is the most significant.


Premise: We trust this answers your inquiry.

Hypothesis: We believe that the response will answer your inquiry.


Premise: I just about managed to shake my head.

Hypothesis: I shook my head angrily in disbelief and disgust.


Premise: Anna came out and breathed a sigh of relief mixed with a resolution to once and for all get done with marihuash-flavored alcohol.

Hypothesis: Anna had a problem with alcohol and was resolved to be done with it.


Premise: Now, sir, said Japp, turning briskly to John, "I should like to see the lady's bedroom, please, and after that I'll have a little 96 chat with the servants.

Hypothesis: Japp had already seen the lady's bedroom and talked with the servants.


Premise: Gone shopping, I guess.

Hypothesis: Went to purchase some clothes, I think.


Premise: Avenue de la Grande-Armee points straight to Neuilly and the towers of La Defense with the Grande Arche behind.

Hypothesis: The Grande-Armee avenue leads to several sights.


Premise: uh one of my favorite things was we were forever catching crab and steaming them

Hypothesis: I loved to catch crab and steam them, we boiled them a live.


Premise: you know with this you know i don't know

Hypothesis: I'm not sure what to say.


Premise: I'm sure my pleasing features and distinguished appearance would single me out from any crowd."

Hypothesis: I am non descript and blend in very well with crowds.


Premise: It means that LSC has a regular means of gathering important qualitative and quantitative information on all our grantees against which we can evaluate their services and their improvement.

Hypothesis: LSC has an online database with information on grantees.


Premise: Eight feet, pondered Justice Stephen Breyer.

Hypothesis: Justice Stephen Breyer quietly thought to himself, it's probably eight feet.


Premise: Department stores sell all sorts of intriguing kitchen equipment.

Hypothesis: The kitchen equipment in department stores is unique.


Premise: that's pretty good really

Hypothesis: That's a great review.


Premise: i don't quite understand that do they even understand what's being said

Hypothesis: It's unclear to me what the exact message is.


Premise: I always knew it." 9 "Rot!" said Tommy hastily.

Hypothesis: Tommy was completely oblivious to what was going on.


Premise: The best finds from all Minoan sites are on display here.

Hypothesis: There are many finds on display that come from Minoan sites.


Premise: The milk proponents offer a variety of responses as to why osteoporosis is far less common in the nonmilk-drinking world.

Hypothesis: Osteoporosis happens more often in the non milk-drinking world than in the milk-drinking world.


Premise: The northerner stumbled and Barik cut hard.

Hypothesis: Bairk cut hard as the northerner stumbled forward.


Premise: uh-huh well what do you think though um um i don't know i the the one problem i guess i have and maybe why so many women younger women now are choosing to go outside is i feel that in general in this society that being at home is not looked upon as um a job in itself whereas you know you hear a lot of women that are home saying that it is a job in itself but i know when i was working and i was a an engineer so i was always with men uh and they were single many of them and i tried to explain to them well my day doesn't end when i leave at i used to leave at three i keep going to eleven at night and they had

Hypothesis: I am a woman who works as an engineer.


Premise: yeah well they have uh the they have them like at six

Hypothesis: They have the classes around six in the morning.


Premise: um-hum oh i'm sure it is i'm sure it is i was exposed to a lot of music when i was younger i my parents had me take piano lessons for eight years and

Hypothesis: My exposure to music was very minimal and sheltered as a child.


Premise: Instead, the cost of computer gear is falling precipitously, and affordable bandwidth--the measure of data transmission--is growing at an exponential rate.

Hypothesis: The cost of computer gear was expected to grow, but it's falling instead.


Premise: If it's a family, it's more like the Corleones than the Cleavers.

Hypothesis: They are more like the Cleavers than anything else.


Premise: In addition, unreasonable delays in gaining access to an agency's information can reduce the time available for the agency to provide its views or comments on GAO's work.

Hypothesis: These delays slow down the process of evaluating GAO's work.


Premise: uh-huh oh yeah well see you're probably about the same age as me because my mom watched The Secret Storm and The Edge of Night um-hum uh-huh uh-huh

Hypothesis: We probably watched the same shows growing up since we are about the same age.


Premise: Information sharing is impeded when there is a lack of clearly understood agreements and expectations on how potentially sensitive information will be used and protected by the recipients.

Hypothesis: Information widely created a gap between people.


Premise: We hope you'll find the revised layout more user friendly.

Hypothesis: We changed the layout to be easier to read.


Premise: yeah but i often wondered wondered about that too

Hypothesis: I have asked others about that.


Premise: yeah um i think you have to push one and then we can start recording it

Hypothesis: Pressing number one will let us hear what we recorded.


Premise: Still, the prostaglandin is an inadequate fix for almost half of its users.

Hypothesis: The prostaglandin is a very ineffective fix for all users.


Premise: Which brings us to Waco, where the symbolism and substance of Reno collide most alarmingly.

Hypothesis: It's very apparent that Waco's symbolism and substance are like that of Reno's.


Premise: The man's rage boiled and he rushed Jon.

Hypothesis: The man was yelling at Jon.


Premise: The requirements of section 203 (Small Government Agency Plan) and section 204 (State, Local, and Tribal Government Input) appear to be inapplicable to the rule.

Hypothesis: Section 203 and section 204 both apply to the rule.


Premise: It's the deadly sense of enforced conformity, the stale air that blows in from the stagnant ponds of the Right.

Hypothesis: There is a lot of nonconformity in the area.


Premise: Be careful on the steep climb to the top, but you'll find it is well worth it for the wonderful view across the citadel, particularly the palaces of the imperial harem to the southwest.

Hypothesis: The citadel is placed in a scenic area.


Premise: See for yourself, but I think the message most people would get from both sources is Drinking isn't all bad, but eschew it anyway.

Hypothesis: People are being swayed into the opinion that drinking is a horrible thing.


Premise: She has merely learned that her leaders are capable of stupid mistakes in their dealings with her.

Hypothesis: Her leaders were incompetant, they made so many mistakes.


Premise: The blade withdrew and a spray of blood from another Stick gushed against the salt wall.

Hypothesis: Blood was all over as the blade came out of his open wound.


Premise: According to VA, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs reviewed the rule at the final stage and suggested no changes.

Hypothesis: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs said the rule needed vast changes.


Premise: They encourage us to indulge ourselves, and they exhort us to worry about our competence at work.

Hypothesis: They want us to indulge regardless of the cost of competence at work.


Premise: They always take out the key before leaving the room."

Hypothesis: They were pretty lax about keys and locking up.


Premise: we're very far from our families and it's really hard families little children and um they were the only grandchildren and so our our families are are are really far away in fact this is a little off the topic but yesterday my mother happened to be on a train going from Phoenix to back to Chicago and it stopped in Dallas for a half an hour so

Hypothesis: My mother flew from Phoenix to Chicago.


Premise: poor thing part of it was my fault i guess i just didn't take care of it like i should have

Hypothesis: i don't think it was my fault, because i took care of it exactly the way i should have


Premise: You can also have a massage at this point (for an additional fee).

Hypothesis: You can get a free massage as well.


Premise: And quite spontaneously the thought flashed across my mind: "She is gaining time!"

Hypothesis: And a thought I had had in my mind for a while grew naturally.


Premise: um i personally think to set a mark with the judicial system and we're talking about criminals criminal cases that they should bring back

Hypothesis: We discussed a case in particular that we were troubled by.


Premise: probably ten cultures of people and and that's they don't all have their own country and and some of them are mad about it

Hypothesis: Some people are only upset about the fact that they don't have a country to call their own.


Premise: Jon figured that twenty to twenty five fell in the first charge.

Hypothesis: Jon may have been incorrect.


Premise: Conrad was undoubtedly the tenant of the house.

Hypothesis: Conrad pays rent to live in the house.


Premise: The Tropicana in Santiago de Cuba (Autopista Nacional km 1.5, with signs from Plaza de la Revolucien; Tel. 4-3036) fills an enormous, recently constructed complex on the city's northern outskirts.

Hypothesis: The Tropicana in Santiago de Cuba is located north of the city away from the hustle and bustle in the heart of Cuba.


Premise: Economist Robert Barro decided to stay at Harvard rather than take Columbia's offer of a $300,000 salary and lavish perks.

Hypothesis: Much to their dismay, Robert Barro rejected Columbia's generous offer and stayed at Harvard.


Premise: that's right it's all their fault

Hypothesis: It is all my fault.


Premise: Ain't she 'bout th' best-favored filly you ever saw? he asked.

Hypothesis: He was asking people what they thought of his wife.


Premise: We have crafted innovative strategies for reaching severely marginalized communities and our statistics show that they are working.

Hypothesis: The strategies are effective.


Premise: The wealthiest residents lived with their slaves in grand mansions constructed in mudejar style, a Christian-Muslim architectural tradition dating from medieval Spain.

Hypothesis: The wealthiest residents had slaves and they had them at their beck-and-call.


Premise: Time notes the rising popularity of Web palaces.

Hypothesis: In the past few years, Web palaces have been growing in number.


Premise: If milder cases are more likely to respond, perhaps they should be a higher priority.

Hypothesis: Mild cases should continue to be lower on our priority list.


Premise: And please accept cookies so you can enjoy

Hypothesis: It's important that you accept cookies.


Premise: Kamakura history was not shaped by the Minamoto clan alone.

Hypothesis: The Minamoto clan was the only group that shaped Kamakura history.


Premise: Situated on Zamelek Island the club features an amazing array of facilities including tennis courts, squash courts, handball courts, and several swimming pools.

Hypothesis: The club has many complimentary leisure facilities.


Premise: The British soon had an unassailable grip on Egyptian politics and commerce.

Hypothesis: Egypt has a monopoly on British trades.


Premise: so but i think it would be kind of interesting to incorporate that concept of you know  people from different countries uh in as international law also

Hypothesis: I think it would be interesting to not include people from other countries.


Premise: The funds we get from banks reflect a decision to part with money that they could use for other purposes, he said.

Hypothesis: Banks give us money sometimes that they need for other things.


Premise: A prized possession is the Lisbon Panorama, a 36 m- (118 ft-) long tile composition of Lisbon's riverside as it looked before the 1755 earthquake.

Hypothesis: The Lisbon Panorama shows modern-day Lisbon.


Premise: Much more than a theme park, Disney's ambitious recreation complex also encompasses hotels, camping facilities, restaurants, a convention center, a championship golf course, tennis courts, and several swimming pools.

Hypothesis: One thing that Disney would like to build in their recreation complex is a golf course.


Premise: The Board presently has an active project to address standards for natural resources.

Hypothesis: The board has projects other than standards for natural resources.


Premise: probably going to be paying off or have been or

Hypothesis: Are likely to be paying off or have been or you just know it will happen at some point


Premise: Office of Special Investigations--continue the honorable policy of replacing lawless revenge with legitimate justice.

Hypothesis: The Office of Special Investigations swaps real justice for immature revenge.


Premise: LSC is headed by an 11-member board of directors, appointed by the President, and confirmed by the Senate.

Hypothesis: The number of members that head the LSC number less than 11.


Premise: The reconstructed Kumamoto Castle is worth a visit for the significant role it played during the last hectic days of Japan's feudal era.

Hypothesis: Kumamoto Castle was barely involved with the end of Japan's feudal era.


Premise: i guess i'm still i'm a maybe Victorian and my husband is a little bit of a male chauvinist in that

Hypothesis: My husband is a wife-beating abuser.


Premise: H'm, she must belong to the gang, then; but, being a woman, didn't feel like standing by to see a personable young man killed.

Hypothesis: She did not like seeing the death of other people


Premise: A recent Paris Match tried to help by offering The Most Expensive Bathing Suits available this year, all photographed by Helmut Newton and worn by the unbelievable Eva Herzigova.

Hypothesis: Each of the bathing suits used were cheap and of poor quality.


Premise: yeah i could be

Hypothesis: I might be.


Premise: The actual amounts are $84 for childless couples and $883 for a couple with one child.

Hypothesis: A childless couple receives more than a couple with one child


Premise: so it's that dry heat

Hypothesis: It's a humid heat.


Premise: , aesthetic) importance; or, significant architectural characteristics.

Hypothesis: The importance was taken into account.


Premise: I don't feel I can be bothered to think of marriage until Tommy is found.

Hypothesis: I don't care that Tommy is missing, let's arrange the marriage.


Premise: It shown crimson in the light of the low sun.

Hypothesis: It was totally dark.


Premise: After years of government propaganda predicting the worst atrocities, most Japanese civilians were surprised at the warmth and friendliness of the occupying forces.

Hypothesis: The Japanese government predicted that Japanese civilians would be hurt by the occupying forces.


Premise: From 1494 to 1530, the Spanish Hapsburgs and the French turned Italy into a battleground for the Kingdom of Naples and the Duchy of Milan.

Hypothesis: Naples and Milan were important to both the Spanish and French.


Premise: The updated predictions appear in italics after the original predictions.

Hypothesis: Some predictions are underlined and in italics.


Premise: If you're exhausted, there's no better way to wear out the kids than a day at the beach.

Hypothesis: Kids relax along the beach.


Premise: This is a rich man's sport.

Hypothesis: Rich men usually play this sport.


Premise: A little way off the coast is Montego Bay Marine Park, established in 1992.

Hypothesis: Montego Bay Marine Park is far away.


Premise: When a new king, Kamehameha IV, ascended to the throne in 1854, Judd was tossed out.

Hypothesis: Judd tossed out Kamehameha IV and became the new king.


Premise: Feeding Hunger

Hypothesis: Feeding the already full


Premise: well i i like where all the controls are

Hypothesis: The controls are in that room, which I really like.


Premise: Is paying for what we get really the essential us ? Listen instead to the subtext of the president's recent, acclaimed State of the Union message.

Hypothesis: The President believes that paying for what we get is essential, according to his State of the Union address.


Premise: Orchids in mixed sprays, which can be boxed and air-freighted abroad or carried with you.

Hypothesis: Orchids can be carried can be boxed or carried depending on your preference.


Premise: Ultimately, what I say in my defense is completely meaningless.

Hypothesis: What I'm saying to defend myself is only somewhat effective.


Premise: right yeah you know give them give them i mean you should give somebody every every chance even even if it seems obvious

Hypothesis: There should always be some circumstances where you should give you someone a chance.


Premise: Jews were evacuated from the Old City's Jewish Quarter, and thousands of Arab families fled their homes in West Jerusalem.

Hypothesis: Some Arab families lived in the Old City's jewish Quarter.


Premise: The Lancaster Interagency Council for the Homeless is in the early stages of its 10-year plan to end homelessness, Case said.

Hypothesis: The plan help the entire cities homeless population.


Premise: My purpose is to see if these authors stay reasonably true to the law and don't get too fanciful, he said.

Hypothesis: The authors will stay reasonably true.


Premise: yeah it's like  and like Collin Powell and the rest and uh yeah Dick Cheney those people were real smart they're a lot smarter that any body gives credit for

Hypothesis: Not a lot of people believe that Colin Powell and Dick Cheney are smart people.


Premise: It's the end times.

Hypothesis: The world will end soon.


Premise: what branch were you in what branch were you in i was too

Hypothesis: I was in your branch.


Premise: Later, in the seventh century, Anglian Christians moved in from the east and took over much of the land; from that point up until the tenth century the Lakelands were ruled from neighboring Northumbria.

Hypothesis: Anglian Christians and other peoples lived in the Lakelands in the seventh century.


Premise: Be quick.

Hypothesis: Take all the time you need.


Premise: Teodoro tells me that they've found traces of shod horses being driven back in the canyons.

Hypothesis: There were lots of wild horses near to the canyons.


Premise: I take it then that there is another.

Hypothesis: I take it from you.


Premise: (without fringe benefits) was $24,076 for full-time U.S. workers in that year.

Hypothesis: Fringe benefits are included.


Premise: A map with holes in it is a mnemonic for the global-warming treaty and its supposedly glaring loopholes.

Hypothesis: The climate projection map has some glaring loopholes in it.


Premise: oh that's how they do it

Hypothesis: I know how they do it.


Premise: Shortly afterwards, he went into the Consular Service.

Hypothesis: He was employed prior to joining the Consular Service.


Premise: When I say, I've got the sun in the morning and the moon at night, there's a big dose of Ethel Merman but also some of me.

Hypothesis: The sun is out at night.


Premise: Had he not, in all probability, been the cause of it?

Hypothesis: He is the problem.


Premise: There's something else true now, too.

Hypothesis: There's another lie for sure.


Premise: yeah yeah but then you know too on a it's uh of course what i think about when we talk about immigrants i know they're coming from everywhere but i think a lot about coming from Mexico because i guess i'm so close to that and if they close the well the borders are closed basically i mean they're but we get all these people that come in illegally and stay

Hypothesis: Though we are close to Mexico there are not that many immigrants from there.


Premise: uh not being a tremendous cook i i know what the burden of preparing a meal but i don't know what  it would have taken to make that meal taste any better out on the budget i give her that kind of deal

Hypothesis: If I gave her more money, the food would have been better.


Premise: Let me explain.

Hypothesis: I can explain.


Premise: Sagittarius, as he remembered it, was supposed to be one of the signs of the Zodiac.

Hypothesis: He knew that his Zodiac sign was Sagittarius.


Premise: There's a risk of sentimentality in Walcott's praise of the Caribbean.

Hypothesis: Walcott is sentimental toward the Caribbean.


Premise: What could I do?

Hypothesis: I was confused and didn't know what to do.


Premise: Hersheimmer turned to him.

Hypothesis: Hersheimmer moved slowly towards him.


Premise: he's going to end up paralyzing himself or something i mean i worry about that guy

Hypothesis: The guy is accident prone and injures himself often.


Premise: yeah i uh thought i wanted to be a teacher so but before i went through all of that i wanted to see how i was going to like it

Hypothesis: I wanted to try out teaching in some way and see if I like it before I decide on going through the long and tedious training to become one.


Premise: The 1988 Amendments to the Inspector General Act of 1978 (1978 Act) required LSC to establish an Office of Inspector General (OIG) and extended specific provisions of the 1978 Act to LSC.

Hypothesis: The 1988 Amendments to the Inspector General Act of 1978 specified several strict requirements.


Premise: Maximizing consumption per capita over the long term may not be socially optimal if people value current consumption more than future consumption and discount the future.

Hypothesis: People in the future may maximize consumption.


Premise: She graciously explains, It is one of the subtle ways we limit who applies.

Hypothesis: She explained that it is one of many understated ways we limit the application.


Premise: The journalists who would stop me are complicit with that ignorance and are willing tools of those that would like the reader to have to rely on those who charge high commissions or high fees to unknowing, worried consumers of finance.

Hypothesis: The journalists are ignorant and are simply tools.


Premise: yeah it is i know but that that's the way it is

Hypothesis: Thats the way it's meant to be.


Premise: And it is evident from the Starr transcripts that she captivated many members of the grand jury.

Hypothesis: It was clear that the grand jury believed her.


Premise: You should have told me.

Hypothesis: Someone told him something.


Premise: The second objection to Dalmatian farming is visceral.

Hypothesis: Dalmatian farming objections are based on weak feelings, not fact.


Premise: Input from advisory councils may also be beneficial for developing a broader business reporting model.

Hypothesis: Input from advisory councils is important for business models.


Premise: As a practical matter, mailers are believed in many cases to be able to do this work for a fraction of the cost the postal service would face.

Hypothesis: The postal service generally costs less than mailers.


Premise: Stairs in the nave lead down to the crypt and St. Francis's tomb, rediscovered only in 1818, centuries after it had been concealed from Perugian plunderers.

Hypothesis: St. Francis's tomb was believed to be lost for years.


Premise: um-hum shapes and planes and

Hypothesis: Shapes and planes are all around us.


Premise: The tech millionaires, meanwhile, have realized they can use the establishment.

Hypothesis: The tech millionaires know what they can gain from using the establishment.


Premise: Personally, I think the Bush camp is acting like brats that didn't get everything they wanted at Christmas.

Hypothesis: My views on how to act professionally differ from Bush camp's which causes me to see them as childish.


Premise: Furthermore, at agencies where GAO has a substantial ongoing audit presence, as a professional courtesy, GAO meets periodically with representatives of the agency's Office of Inspector General to (1) coordinate work between GAO and the Office of Inspector General, (2) achieve efficiencies and minimize duplication, and (3) identify specific issues that might benefit from a collaborative effort between GAO and the Office of Inspector General.

Hypothesis: The Office of Inspector General is responsible for carrying out the directions given by GAO.


Premise: but when I chanted it--and I did--it was thought to denote a lack of seriousness, which it did not.

Hypothesis: I was told to chant it, but it turns out that wasn't the correct thing to do in that situation.


Premise: According to Greek myth, it was the birthplace of Apollo, God of Light.

Hypothesis: Apollo was born somewhere else, according to Greek mythology.


Premise: Both the painter Jose de Ribera and two infamous popes, Calixtus III and Alexander VI, were born in Jativa.

Hypothesis: Jose de Ribera was born in Jativa and he grew up there.


Premise: The fact that none of the various attempts, plans, and general conspiratorial notions to assassinate Hitler succeeded--and that all but Stauffenberg's never seemed plausible--speaks for itself.

Hypothesis: People tried to shoot Hitler but missed.


Premise: Note for all of you who have stuck with this endless New York Review of Books -style refutation and have yet to flee  Culturebox will be responding to MacDonald's post in the Fray--in the Fray.

Hypothesis: MacDonald invite comments for his regular posts in the Fray.


Premise: Today, the Loire is a sleepy waterway, running deep only with heavy rains or spring thaws, and its sandbanks and mud flats become islands during the summer.

Hypothesis: The Loire is met with frequent rain throughout the seasons.


Premise: He didn't hit the man hard but it was loud.

Hypothesis: The sound of hitting the man echoed in the room.


Premise: AUDIT DOCUMENTATION

Hypothesis: Hard copies of audit reports.


Premise: Understanding dawned.

Hypothesis: We knew what to do now.


Premise: It is also popularly known as the Prisoner's Tower for Aurangzeb imprisoned his father Shahjahan here, allowing him a view of his Taj Mahal.

Hypothesis: Aurangzep locked his father in the top room of the tower.


Premise: i mean it sounds like it's just the pits but it's not all that bad i guess but you know they're just real hard on it

Hypothesis: Some people think it is really bad.


Premise: i don't know this was just i guess something freak that happened to me because i wasn't familiar with the um

Hypothesis: I suppose this just happened to me unexpectedly.


Premise: because he said it was just too dang heavy

Hypothesis: He was frustrated when he told me it was too heavy.


Premise: Potential water shortages have not been enough to stop the developers, however, and hotel complexes and scores of new apartment blocks line the beaches of Es Pujols, Mitjorn, Es Cale, and CaleSahona.

Hypothesis: Developers have been stopped repeatedly by water shortages.


Premise: Adrin had assumed after his first year here that they wouldn't come.

Hypothesis: Adrin thought he'd be all alone.


Premise: to um make and everything and it's usually well liked by people i guess i'm just a seafood fan so i think on the lines

Hypothesis: I really like making seafood - can I do the preparation?


Premise: There, among the intellectuals and book people and artsy-fartsies generally, you will find nothing but wholesomeness.

Hypothesis: Intellectuals are known to be very well behaved.


Premise: In the meantime, the minutes were creeping by: 3.15, 3.20, 3.25, 3.27.

Hypothesis: The time flew by.


Premise: they are they trying to stop   putting in a little interference  okay we've talked our five minutes though oh i've been listening to that a lot lately

Hypothesis: Our time is up for the day.


Premise: yeah well that it has some of the music we've watched we watched Twin Peaks because uh uh a little bit so it have you know and i think she had seen part of it before

Hypothesis: We watched a show together.


Premise: A small one, sir.

Hypothesis: I can only handle a small one.


Premise: Now, shorn of its glamour, it seemed to be turning to grim reality.

Hypothesis: Reality was no longer glamorous and fun.


Premise: Far more convincing than Mr. Inglethorp's stony denials!" I could not help laughing.

Hypothesis: I found it slightly funny.


Premise: what the hey this is America

Hypothesis: whatever, we're in America now


Premise: Arelated issue is presidential pardons.

Hypothesis: Presidential pardons are a hot topic this year.


Premise: He expanded Melaka's power along the west coast and down to Singapore and the neighboring Bintan islands.

Hypothesis: He took over Melaka's power along the west coast and down to Singapore.


Premise: well Steve it's been nice talking with you

Hypothesis: I really enjoyed all that you had to say Steve.


Premise: The small problem is that as virtues go, niceness is wildly overrated.

Hypothesis: Niceness isn't bad, but it's hardly the most valuable of virtues to possess.


Premise: very nice we had company  very nice

Hypothesis: We had a few friends over.


Premise: It is likely that additional FGD retrofits could be completed by 2005, but there would be the potential for an increase in the cost of construction due to decreased implementation time.

Hypothesis: The costs could be higher than we expect.


Premise: While service standards differ (many countries offer two mail deliveries each weekday, for example), even at 33 cents, U.S. prices compare favorably with first-class rates overseas--Japan charges 74 cents, Germany 59 cents, France 48 cents, and Great Britain 37 cents.

Hypothesis: Other countries have better systems for mail delivery.


Premise: We must not leave the flat if only for Mrs. Vandemeyer's sake. Julius stared at him.

Hypothesis: Julius implied that leaving the flat would harm Mrs. Vandemeyer.


Premise: In spite of its prestigious sponsorship, the company ceased operations in 1996.

Hypothesis: The company was not very well sponsored but still thrives today.


Premise: He muttered, "You're crazy!"

Hypothesis: He thought that was a very bad idea.


Premise: 'My friend and I require some privacy.'

Hypothesis: I need a little space.


Premise: uh-huh i believe it it it uh  it rained at night or something because i saw puddles of water outside but i didn't

Hypothesis: I saw puddles so it had to have rained.


Premise: Although a survival curve approach provides a theoretically preferred method for valuing the benefits of reduced risk of premature mortality associated with reducing air pollution, the approach requires a great deal of data to implement.

Hypothesis: Very little data is require to implement a survival curve.


Premise: For further discussion about accommodating consumer behavior in modeling fiscal policy, see N. Gregory Mankiw, The Saver-Spender Theory of Fiscal Policy, NBER Working Paper 7571 (February 2000).

Hypothesis: For further discussion talk to Gregory.


Premise: SYMPATHETIC INK!"

Hypothesis: Visible ink


Premise: As more powerful computers place more responsibility for data processing in the hands of the end users, the needed controls should be identified and implemented.

Hypothesis: Computers require less responsibility for data processing with the people who use the software.


Premise: After our walk, Natalia took me back to my cage.

Hypothesis: Natalia took her pet for a walk.


Premise: Walk under the railway line and turn right down a farm track.

Hypothesis: Turn around at the railway line and retrace your steps.


Premise: He did look like he might have put on a little bit of weight- bulking up around the arms and shoulders.

Hypothesis: The man had been building up muscle.


Premise: yeah i mean because seems like i don't know i mean there's so many different different types of cases that come in i mean it seems like just general people i mean who are live in the community and do different things you know you have different opinions kind of just one judge who sits there and listens to cases all the time would would get it start thinking a certain way and go go nuts

Hypothesis: There are lots of different judges and each one lists to cases rarely.


Premise: Very well, said Tuppence meekly.

Hypothesis: I accept that, said Tuppence silently.


Premise: I'd say they came from the personal library of a man able to indulge himself in pretty expensive tastes."

Hypothesis: I think they must belong to a poor man.


Premise: Additional national summits are to be held in 2001 and 2005.

Hypothesis: At least 2 national summits are occurring in 2001 and 2005.


Premise: okay i uh i have five children all together

Hypothesis: I have a lot of children.


Premise: But the new generation of historians, who won't have a personal stake in opposing Reagan, will recognize his achievement.

Hypothesis: New historians will be more objective in their findings since they won't have any personal connection to Reagan.


Premise: Tuppence related how Mrs. Vandemeyer had declared herself willing to disclose the identity of Mr. Brown, and how she had consented to discover and reveal to them the whereabouts of Jane Finn.

Hypothesis: She will disclose the identity of Mr.Brown.


Premise: If the money goes bad, you simply return it with the appropriate regretful noises.

Hypothesis: Give money back if you don't like what you're supposed to do with it.


Premise: Without change, we're consigning another generation to entrenched poverty.

Hypothesis: We need change to prevent more poverty.


Premise: but we're not allowed to we have to take two weeks when the company shuts down you know

Hypothesis: We get two weeks off sometimes.


Premise: 'Truly sir, this is one of God's finest miracles.' The way Harland was looking at me- the adoration- it was almost frightening.

Hypothesis: Harland was so enamored with it, that it was scary to me.


Premise: No, old fellow, I don't think that will wash." 117 But I had remembered something else.

Hypothesis: I was reminded of an alternative that I had learned long before.


Premise: Individual copies of SLATE on Paper will be available exclusively at Starbucks.

Hypothesis: Starbucks will have SLATE on Paper onhand.


Premise: in the southern states than it will be up in the more liberal east and west coast

Hypothesis: More in the South of the US than in the other areas.


Premise: That would, in effect, penalize companies for efficiency and productivity.

Hypothesis: That would penalize companies for working quickly.


Premise: Do you believe that those juries were, in effect, influenced by the perception of you in the impeachment process against the president?

Hypothesis: At the impeachment trial there was wonder if the juries were influenced.


Premise: Whether eating, touring, or shopping, taking your time will always be rewarding.

Hypothesis: There is a wide array of options for eating, touring, or shopping.


Premise: um-hum well we moved into this house it was a year old and the landscaping was semi-in but there was still a lot more to do

Hypothesis: The house was almost new when we moved in.


Premise: Dog Bites Man is a poor substitute, but beats Man and Dog Work Really Hard Late at Night for a Long Time Until One of Them Screws Up.

Hypothesis: Dog Bites Man is the worst good alternative.


Premise: Well, this dismissal only matched his gloomiest expectations.

Hypothesis: The dismissal was his most dreaded outcome.


Premise: The exotic wares on display were a strange mixture: a few pieces of jewelry, heavy Spanish things which might be a century or more old, several six-guns one with an ornate ivory handle.... Drew stopped and pulled a finger across the dusty surface of the glass case.

Hypothesis: Drew was looking at the glass case with exotic wares inside and he was curious about the objects.


Premise: um-hum well actually excuse me our dental insurance you know it's it's good it's certainly better than nothing it's not you know it's not super you for unfortunately in my case and you sound like a younger guy so you probably don't have it you know i do have some dental problems and it's very very expensive

Hypothesis: Our dental insurance meets the bare minimum, so you'd be better off without it.


Premise: Suddenly, every third person I saw seemed to look like Jacob White.

Hypothesis: I actually saw Jacob White.


Premise: The cost coverage for U.S. outbound mail, without considering the 7.5 percent surcharge, would be reduced from 144.

Hypothesis: There is a 7.5% surcharge on all U.S. mail.


Premise: She suggested that changing physician behavior can incorporate the same concepts that are applied to changing patient behavior.

Hypothesis: Changing physician behavior may have a benefit similar to changing patient behavior.


Premise: 51 A review of state statutes, including those of the District of Columbia, revealed that 38 states have a provision that allows third-party payors to issue policies that deny payment for injuries sustained while intoxicated.

Hypothesis: Several states in the U.S. have laws where insurance companies or workman's comp can deny medical coverage if it was received while drunk.


Premise: But despite the odds, I find it worthwhile to try to make the connection.

Hypothesis: It is sometimes difficult to make connections.


Premise: As a matter of fact, I guess that's what they did think at first, and, in a way, it was dangerous for me.

Hypothesis: It could be dangerous for me if they think of me in a certain way


Premise: Robert McIntyre compares apples with oranges in his article What Marriage Penalty?

Hypothesis: There was a point to Robert McIntyre's comparison of apples and oranges.


Premise: In other words, on a day when George Bush was supposedly distancing himself from conservative Republicans, he was actually caving to their foolish dogma on the issue at the center of campaign--over the objection of his two top advisors on the subject.

Hypothesis: George Bush told the Republicans there was no way he would let them even consider this foolish idea, against his top advisors advice.


Premise: His stride was stately, elegant.

Hypothesis: He walked like he was floating on air.


Premise: 'Hmmm.' Ben grunted.

Hypothesis: The grunt was quiet.


Premise: Misdirection.

Hypothesis: The men tried to make the opponent look the other way.


Premise: yeah i think we're getting becoming more conscious because we just can't stick everything in landfills any more so

Hypothesis: We are starting to be more careful because landfills are getting too full.


Premise: You're alive!"  Dave was still amazed at that himself.

Hypothesis: Everyone was shocked Dave got through it okay.


Premise: This legislative history suggests that Congress, with full knowledge that H-2A workers were only in the United States on a temporary basis, intended that their rights under their H-2A contracts be protected by being given access to meaningful legal services.

Hypothesis: Their H-2A contracts were able to help them in the U.S.


Premise: The SEC plays an important role through its responsibilities to regulate activities of public companies and their auditors and to conduct related enforcement actions, as well as to establish and sustain the new Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) established by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 until the PCAOB is certified by the SEC as ready to operate.

Hypothesis: The SEC is an enforcer of companies in the public spotlight.


Premise: The papers that Danvers brought over from America in the Lusitania. The effect of his words was electrical.

Hypothesis: The papers were already there, when Danvers came from America.


Premise: The salamander hit him, sank into him and shone through him.

Hypothesis: The salamander was a part of him now.


Premise: but uh i'd i'd like to uh eventually i'd like to work work up if if my wife does get interested and and maybe get involved in a league in a in a mixed mixed doubles league or something like that

Hypothesis: I tried to get my wife interested in a couples' league.


Premise: Computer doomsaying from both magazines.

Hypothesis: The magazines had a center spread article about computers.


Premise: Once you get your adolescent to endorse this idea (and to forget that Juliet was just 14), you've won.

Hypothesis: Juliet was just 14 but some thought that she was 16.


Premise: Julius took her by both arms, and looked at her.

Hypothesis: Julius grabbed her tightly, and looked into her face.


Premise: This monumental construction covers a140-sq-m (1,500-sq-ft) area, with a Great Hypostyle Hall of 122 columns in nine rows, 21 m (70 ft) high, and is considered one of the finest ancient structures in the country.

Hypothesis: The construction is a large one for ancient times.


Premise: However, with an effort Mrs. Vandemeyer controlled herself, and at last a slow evil smile crept over her face.

Hypothesis: Mrs, Vandemeyer has a lot of self-control.


Premise: Still, I guess we'll leave it like that.

Hypothesis: Still, I think we will turn it on its head.


Premise: In September 1635, d'Esnambuc led a party to Martinique and constructed Fort Saint-Pierre, where a town of that name stands today.

Hypothesis: d'Esnambuc took a party from Martinique.


Premise: The patterns, of course, are well established.

Hypothesis: The patterns have deep roots, said the psychologist.


Premise: my fiancee takes probably six Sunday papers He takes both San Antonio papers an Austin paper both Houston papers i guess he takes seven the San Marcos paper and the New Braunsfel paper but he's a football coach at Southwest Texas State University so he's getting all the sports sections

Hypothesis: My fiancee is an assistant coach at Texas State University.


Premise: Tristan Da Cunha, one of the new graduates starting Cates, Katalinic  and  Lund asked with a shrug, furrowing his brow as if the question had never come up.

Hypothesis: Tristan did not know if the question has come up before.


Premise: it's um it usually takes us we  it takes about an hour or an hour and a half for us to get there daddy yeah and then my brother will meet us half way since he works you you know he lives in Dallas he usually meets us half way and

Hypothesis: My brother prefers to meet us half way since he lives nearby.


Premise: Several religious festivals also take place throughout the year, but one especially stands out.

Hypothesis: The religious festivals that take place during the year are equally special.


Premise: and i you know nobody says because you're supporting the troops that you're you're supporting the war you you have to support the people that are there

Hypothesis: The troops need support.


Premise: The segment wraps up with a review of Metabolife's Web campaign against ABC News and gives the final word to the formerly comatose Cunningham- I wouldn't have taken it if I'd known the side effects, because I almost didn't make it.

Hypothesis: Cunningham died as a result of Metabolife's product.


Premise: yeah i you know i'm not sure if we have the death penalty here to be perfectly honest with you hold on a second do we have the death penalty in Rhode Island no  okay no we don't but you know um

Hypothesis: Rhode Island does have the death penalty


Premise: When the worst is over, at least 144,000 Jews will make it, possibly many more, though they'll all have to convert to pass muster.

Hypothesis: Jews were welcome to practice their faith.


Premise: Despite the emperor's obsession with the new  Red Peril  ' the 1848 Communist Mani?festo of Marx and Engels, which was being circulated in Paris ' he could not prevent such social reforms as the workers' right to form unions and even to strike.

Hypothesis: The emperor supported social reforms including the formation of unions.


Premise: and this is what i find particularly difficult in that uh if we see injustice and whether it's in a uh you know Chicago or uh or or Dallas i i think if we see it you know we see John Wiley Wiley Price hollering injustice i think that's wrong now the question is is was there injustice in Vietnam or was there injustice in Iraq and Kuwait

Hypothesis: There was injustice happening in Kuwait.


Premise: that left him uh i mean in the very beginning he was convinced that the person was not guilty and at the end of their deliberations he finally voted uh guilty uh

Hypothesis: He voted "guilty," but with some reservations.


Premise: My wife of eight years is starting to make me wonder if she is mature enough to even be married.

Hypothesis: My wife is too immature to be married to.


Premise: Gambling lessons are highly recommended for this game.

Hypothesis: Gambling lessons are necessary to succeed at this game.


Premise: At Sandycove, below the Joyce Museum, is the famous Forty Foot bathing spot, once a men's nude beach, but now open to everyone.

Hypothesis: Most people still go nude at Sandycove.


Premise: The HH-to-NHH sector, which consists mainly of payment mail, has experienced a steeper volume decline than personal mail in the 90s.

Hypothesis: Personal mail has also declined.


Premise: This image offers a grossly distorted view of evolution.

Hypothesis: This image is of evolution.


Premise: uh or more of a political action i guess you getting into their governmental affairs which you really can't do as as another country

Hypothesis: You can get involved in another countries governmental affairs.


Premise: As curator of the exhibition, Krens lays on this technical specification as a defense against the charge of unseriousness.

Hypothesis: Technical specifications can be used when accusations of being unserious are made.


Premise: But that's a problem I want to have.

Hypothesis: I wish I could find a way to go around that problem.


Premise: But after the cheese and biscuits had been handed round, and Dorcas had left the room, Poirot suddenly leant forward to Mrs. Cavendish.

Hypothesis: After the serving of the biscuits and cheese, Poirot stepped further away from Mrs.Cavendish.


Premise: and when we broke things off actually we were supposed to get married when i got out of college so when we broke things off i quit crocheting it and i've never picked up a needle since then in fact i think it's still sitting in the top of the closet

Hypothesis: We broke up well before an engagement.


Premise: IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE

Hypothesis: Implementation may be guided.


Premise: okay and then you just got lucky again right

Hypothesis: Then your luck turned and misfortune happened.


Premise: and it'll probably be an indoor outdoor dog

Hypothesis: With proper training it can be an indoor and outdoor dog.


Premise: Modern Japanese, he contends, derives from an archaic form of Korean that took root in Japan but was stamped out in Korea during the first several centuries.

Hypothesis: Korean was derived from early Japanese languages.


Premise: They love to build things--not to fix things.

Hypothesis: They love fixing things, but hate building.


Premise: It keeps you in suspense, the characters are so vivid, dialogs - precise, and the narration - first class.'

Hypothesis: The book has a high suspense factor and it is well written.


Premise: and one of them was even a woman who was fairly old and i guess she she had her own separate room and i think whether it's more a custom up there or maybe because i was younger and it's just not a custom anymore

Hypothesis: The woman was young and had a shared room.


Premise: Political fallout from the  1) The Senate expanded its investigation to include improper as well as illegal conduct in the 1996 elections.

Hypothesis: Illegal conduct did occur in the 1996 elections.


Premise: it is pretty good i've watched it maybe five or six times but it comes on kind of late on Thursday nights and sometimes i'm trying to get things done and get in bed so i can go to work of of course for you it probably comes on really late on Thursday night come to think of it

Hypothesis: I start work late in the afternoon.


Premise: Jon could smell baked bread on the air and his stomach rumbled.

Hypothesis: The bread in the air had a putrid smell and got rid of Jon's appetite.


Premise: Over 80 million Muslims form the second-largest religious group in India almost as many as the population of Pakistan most of them descendants from Hindu converts of the Mughals' empire, who bore the brunt of Hindu retaliation for long years full of subjection and an often unfair identification with British rule.

Hypothesis: India has a smaller population than Pakistan.


Premise: Haven't I always told you he would murder her in her bed?

Hypothesis: It's always been known that she would be murdered in bed.


Premise: features the findings of a psychologist who claims he can predict with 90 percent accuracy whether a marriage will endure or dissolve.

Hypothesis: The psychologist told us that our marriage won't last long.


Premise: Hollywood, as it is perceived by the world, is no longer an actual place but, rather, a lifestyle unique to Los Angeles.

Hypothesis: The world has changed the perception of Hollywood.


Premise: To see how the Dutch of a later era lived, climb the cobbled street of Hollander Slope (number 5 tram to the Ishibashi stop), where you'll see some red-brick and wooden clapboard houses with colonial-style verandahs and a rare sight atop houses in Japan chimneys.

Hypothesis: Hollander slope used to have a lot of Dutch resisdents.


Premise: However, most boilermakers (60 percent) work in the electric power industry, so it should not be surprising that the percentage is high.

Hypothesis: Most boilers run on electricity.


Premise: saying that could not have done anything God had to open those doors and i believe that the the pressure just got so great from the people

Hypothesis: They became overwhelmed and couldn't really do much.


Premise: and he said tuna salad shouldn't taste garlicky  but everything always seemed to have a garlic flavor to it

Hypothesis: Garlic always had to be in everything.


Premise: so i still hold them but i don't go

Hypothesis: I lost them all, so I cannot go.


Premise: I couldn't help noticing that Greuze seemed to be losing weight.

Hypothesis: Greuze seemed to be packing on some pounds recently.


Premise: Dave paid no attention to where his feet were leading him, only vaguely aware that he was heading down a gully below the current construction job.

Hypothesis: Dave headed north.


Premise: Russian soldiers will shell Grozny to its foundations and fly their flags, but they won't engage in street-to-street  It's too bloody.

Hypothesis: Russian soldiers are deploying forces to fight street-to-street.


Premise: Very well, we must arrange a compromise.

Hypothesis: A compromise must be arranged, if this matter will ever be resolved.


Premise: i i can't identify them either i just like them i couldn't i know which ones come next but i don't even know their names most of them i don't know their names of the song but i i can identify them but i like that and i like um course i i like classical music and uh

Hypothesis: Identifying the songs were difficult, but I like that.


Premise: and um those are the two specialties which they have that and their stewed tomatoes which are well known all over the Dayton area

Hypothesis: All over the country, their stewed tomatoes dish is very well known.


Premise: Are the methods of data collection presented?

Hypothesis: The methods of data protection are presented.


Premise: you're the first person not from Texas that i've talked to

Hypothesis: You're another person from Texas.


Premise: In Beit Sahour, the eastern side of Bethlehem, you'll find Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic sites commemorating the Shepherd's Field, where it is believed the Star of Bethlehem was first seen by Bethlehemites tending their sheep.

Hypothesis: The star of Bethlehem was first seen there


Premise: "They blame all their troubles on the magicians," Bork explained.

Hypothesis: They think they are the cause of their own troubles.


Premise: Jobs that pay better than scavenging are still few and far between.)

Hypothesis: Scavenging is a very low paying job.


Premise: uh-huh but that that sounds good

Hypothesis: Sounds great, let's do it!


Premise: that's  i'm glad you said it and i didn't have to but that that that's the i feel the exact same way i sit i sit and watch some shows and uh and i'm embarrassed for the people that are even involved in the show you know why do you do this to yourself

Hypothesis: I have a hard time watching some shows they have on TV.


Premise: What? We all like to impress people.

Hypothesis: Everyone likes people to be impressed by them.


Premise: The solution is  If you want elected officials who put principle ahead of power, voting for women gives you better odds.

Hypothesis: This country could fare much better if more women were in power.


Premise: After a brief 20th-century decline, Leith's fortunes have revived.

Hypothesis: Leith developed his fortune from nothing in the 1920s.


Premise: i can see having kids and not letting them watch TV and making them toys out of wood

Hypothesis: I can see dong handy crafty things with my kids.


Premise: Glimpses into his character do not add up to a full motivation for Bunt's aimlessness (Thomas Keneally, the New York Times Book Review ).

Hypothesis: Bunt is aimless and needd to be motivated.


Premise: By reputation, Baldwins play the field, sleeping around Hollywood, then settling down with a beautiful woman.

Hypothesis: Baldwins are very loyal and celibate.


Premise: right i guess that's just Texas though you have to live with that

Hypothesis: You live in Texas.


Premise: What is open to you.

Hypothesis: What lies before you.


Premise: It was force backing up diplomacy, insists a fuming Buchanan.

Hypothesis: Buchanan said it didn't use enough force.


Premise: The influence is sure to be diffuse.

Hypothesis: The influence is going to be strong and diffuse.


Premise: Vestiges of dwellings survive cabins on stilts in the frequently flooded Po valley, larger clay houses on the western marshlands of Tuscany, and Sardinia's still visible domed dry-stone nuraghi.

Hypothesis: Different cultures may prefer different styles of housing.


Premise: It's a lovely spot for a picnic, although if the weather is clear you might prefer to take the opportunity to ascend to the very top of the island.

Hypothesis: There is the opportunity to see amazing views at the top of the mountain.


Premise: Festivals in these villages, if you can find the right day and hour, are even more riotous and welcoming than those in the cities.

Hypothesis: Festivals in the city are way more welcoming than any you can find in a village.


Premise: That would make for a mighty dull summer for us news junkies.

Hypothesis: We need violence as we are news junkies.


Premise: and uh also you know this is purely my my thoughts because i am i'm a Christian and i think when they took prayer out of school that uh uh i think it hurt

Hypothesis: Discipline is a problem now that prayer is out of school.


Premise: Paddies of taro are to this day a signature crop in rural Hawaii.

Hypothesis: Paddies of taro was first founded in Hawaii.


Premise: The accuracy of the CAGE, the Brief Michigan Alcohol Screening Test, and the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test in screening trauma center patients for alcoholism.

Hypothesis: There are many very effective ways to screen for alcoholism in trauma center patients.


Premise: claimed to have her self her act together and she was given back to her birth mother who she had never seen i mean it was just one of those awful things where the Child Protection Service completely broke down and now two years later the court ordered that she be given back to the foster people i it's just awful it's just awful the whole thing

Hypothesis: CPS broke down an the courts had to fix it but the child ended up scarred for life from the whole ordeal.


Premise: -Rural routes have only 4.3 pieces per possible delivery, while city residential routes have

Hypothesis: Residential routes have 4.3 pieces of mail per delivery, on average.


Premise: Nixon hated Woodward.

Hypothesis: Nixon had a vendetta against woodward


Premise: The crowds in and around the station will douse you in something of a baptism by fire; you'll soon realize that only a small fraction of them are actually there to take a train.

Hypothesis: The crowds from the station may douse you in fire by baptism.


Premise: and they have one at ten

Hypothesis: There is a show at ten.


Premise: The Meiji emperor presided over the emergence of Japan as a modern nation state, and his shrine is surely the most solemn, decorous place in Tokyo.

Hypothesis: The modernization of Japan was done thanks to Meiji's emperor ideals.


Premise: In Indiana, similarly, there isn't really any particular restriction on what you can buy with your money . . .as long as you spend the money, said Christopher Holly, a paralegal with Indian Legal Services' Bloomington office.

Hypothesis: In Indiana, there are severe restrictions on how money is spent, and it's better that you don't spend it.


Premise: Thus pleased, he refilled his glass with the rest of the two-week ago opened Suwalki wine and glancing with admiration at his own imposing image, said:

Hypothesis: He refilled glass with brand new wine, that had been unopened.


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

Hypothesis: Operator or its synonyms are used around Doug.


Hypothesis: Buchanan said it was using force to make people do what the US wanted.


Premise: With the Aug. 31 one year anniversary of her death approaching, British newspapers are drowning in Di, though Monday's Guardian reports that more than 2,000 anti-monarchists are expected to march on Buckingham Palace in October.

Hypothesis: 2,000 people marched in support of the queen.


Premise: and it's not scratching your floor because it's so thick oh that's pretty good we painted every room in this house some of them like two three times we have two children

Hypothesis: The floor was thick, yet it left scratches all over the place.


Premise: i did at first but um not really no not i i can't imagine eating meat um the reason i tranged uh changed to become a vegetarian was for ethical reasons so the idea of me eating meet would be like eating something you know i i think of it as something alive you know so it i can't do it you know for for me it's it just

Hypothesis: Sometimes I miss eating meat, but then think of it as being alive.


Premise: 'I need to use the bathroom first,' I shot back, quickly darting out of sight.

Hypothesis: I needed to find the bathroom and couldn't find it.


Premise: well i don't know um i uh have attended some seminars that had some tapes that went with them but uh i guess not so much books although they sometimes have manuals and things but um they would be things on like how to be successful and sort of talking to yourself you know getting getting your yourself in gear to

Hypothesis: I have attended some seminars that had some tapes or manuals that went with them, but I didn't find them particularly useful after the seminar had concluded.


Premise: She really is a very thoughtful soul.

Hypothesis: She's hands down one of the most thoughtless souls I've ever met.


Premise: GAO reserves the right to release any product that has been issued but is under restriction if it is leaked or otherwise made publicly available.

Hypothesis: GAO may release products issued to it without restriction.


Premise: And we also continue to support Slate delivery by FreeLoader, another push software product that, sadly, has gone to its reward.

Hypothesis: Delivery has been supported for quite some time.


Premise: He befriends a cocaine user doing hard time, then sermonizes about the idiocies of mandatory minimum sentences.

Hypothesis: He hates drug addicts, and he promotes mandatory minimum sentences.


Premise: The small man shifted back and avoided the swing easily.

Hypothesis: The small man was hit by a swing.


Premise: San'doro waited near him, his knives still sheathed.

Hypothesis: San'doro paused and waited, keeping his arms sheathed but ready to draw at a moment's notice.


Premise: Nebraska, of course, gets a '5.

Hypothesis: Nebraska got a bad score.


Premise: Just stare up at the sky while you sweat off a few pounds and the attendant shovels on fresh sand.

Hypothesis: Sand helps you lose weight.


Premise: These days it is a busy shopping street with big hotels and cinemas, gigantic film billboards featuring actresses in wet saris, and a roadway that is so chock-a-block with cows, rickshaws, pedestrians, and bicycles that cars are often seen going backwards.

Hypothesis: Possibly, it is a busy shopping street with large film advertisements


Premise: In 1169 the Fatimids were crushed by the armies of Saladin already flush with victories in Palestine and Syria who established the Ayyubid Dynasty and created the fortified citadel to protect Cairo.

Hypothesis: The Fatimids were crushed by the Saladin armies after a brief battle.


Premise: Emch said on Wednesday, I have a lot of confidence in lawyers in West Virginia, who are professionally responsible and understand the importance of this project.

Hypothesis: Emch has lots of respect for the legal profession.


Premise: You could try to breed an expert for every job, including the petty bureaucrats, but what's the point?

Hypothesis: You should breed an expert for every job.


Premise: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT -Federal investment in research and development refers to those expenses incurred in support of the search for new or refined knowledge and ideas and for the application or use of such knowledge and ideas for the development of new or improved products and processes with the expectation of maintaining or increasing national economic productive capacity or yielding other future benefits.

Hypothesis: Federal government conducts expensive research.


Premise: and um and then they start asking you know well is your wife there and then i'm thinking well how did they know i was married you know and i'll say i'll say no she's not because actually my wife and i live apart right now because i'm in graduate school and um

Hypothesis: They asked me if I was married, and I told them I'm single.


Premise: Half an hour, said the Explorer.

Hypothesis: The explorer isn't sure how long, but he estimates half an hour.


Premise: A swimsuit portion, or perhaps an evening gown competition.

Hypothesis: There is a swimsuit and an evening gown portion in beauty pageants.


Premise: These havens of relaxation set among golf courses, gardens, and orchards still do the mountain ranges of the peninsula's interior, but they are now holiday resorts.

Hypothesis: The holiday resorts are placed around many gardens.


Premise: They drive it around the country in a dilapidated ice-cream truck trying to keep it cool.

Hypothesis: They sold ice cream around the country using their truck.


Premise: But in hindsight it seems less hopeless.

Hypothesis: Now that I think about it, it looks hopeless and it did even back then.


Premise: He believed that

Hypothesis: He leaned strongly toward believing that, but remained a bit skeptical.


Premise: Remove the profit motive from medicine.

Hypothesis: The medicine should be about profit.


Premise: By the fourth century b.c. the Babylonians had been overthrown, and the Israelites returned to their land, which was now under the more tolerant rule of the Persians.

Hypothesis: The Babylonians were overcome and thrown out by the Persians who have become more powerful, thus allowing the Israelites to return to their land, now ruled by the Persians.


Premise: We must find him.

Hypothesis: We must keep looking for him.


Premise: GPRA requires that each agency submit to the President and to the appropriate authorization and appropriations committees of Congress an annual report on program performance for the previous fiscal year (copies are to be provided to other congressional committees and to the public upon request).

Hypothesis: This report from the GPRA takes place annually


Premise: If the postal service presents him with a rate that does not vary with distance, he may, in effect, be subsidizing other mail.

Hypothesis: The postal service charges rates varying on distance.


Premise: Democrats say Republicans who accuse Clinton of wagging the dog are deliberately aiding and comforting the enemy.

Hypothesis: Democrats say Republicans are doing what they intended, in this occasion.


Premise: first of all i'm gonna to tell you i i have two little kids but they're not in public school yet i i get i get that experience starting next fall with kindergarten

Hypothesis: My first child will be going to kindergarten next fall.


Premise: yeah yeah that's the good thing about them they do no advertising that's it's really nice just music

Hypothesis: They have too many advertisements and they don't play enough music.


Premise: In retrospect, Clinton appears to have shrewdly pitted the Ickes group against Morris as an exercise in the management style FDR called creative tension.

Hypothesis: Clinton often used the management style called 'creative tension'.


Premise: Therefore, we should at least make it operate within the bounds of the law.

Hypothesis: We want it to be a lawful operation.


Premise: and that shouldn't be that way either uh the power given to those people is just well beyond it should be

Hypothesis: Those people should have more power than they do.


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

Hypothesis: Clinton tries his best to make sure people get along.


Premise: Shakespeare wanted me to remind those who prefer a return to Admin Law Judges that What's past is prologue.

Hypothesis: There were flaws with the Admin Law Judges that led to the current system in place.


Premise: yeah and all that stuff well i'm i'm pretty easy as far as yard work i'll go out there and cut it and i'll edge it if it dies it dies

Hypothesis: I have a pristine yard and I intend to keep it that way.


Premise: 5 on mortality on a single day or over the average of two or more days.

Hypothesis: The mortality is an average.


Premise: They'll use the telephone, I guess, so look out for snares ahead and don't take the direct route.

Hypothesis: They will try to trap you on the direct way.


Premise: They adopted the Greeks' gods, convertingZeus into Jupiter, Aphrodite into Venus, and placing the emperor  serving the interests of the Roman state at the apex of the gods.

Hypothesis: The Romans culture was influence by the religion.


Premise: But he acts as if he knows it.

Hypothesis: He is confident in the way he asks because he knows it.


Premise: Fred Hanna's in Nassau Street sells new and secondhand books, posters and old postcards, and has a good children's section.

Hypothesis: There are several used goods stores in Nassau Street, including Fred Hanna's.


Premise: They are designed, above all, to indulge the national sense of style.

Hypothesis: They are designed to seem exotic.


Premise: And the Yell brought Shiloh home, only a nose ahead of his rival as if he had been spurred by the now outlawed war cry.

Hypothesis: Shiloh lost the close race.


Premise: yeah well some people get lucky and i guess if you're persistent enough sometimes it works out

Hypothesis: It takes patience to keep trying until it works.


Premise: Say, remarked Julius suddenly, "there's Tuppence's bright boy.

Hypothesis: Julius said this slowly.


Premise: Epidemic increases in concaine and opiate use by trauma center patients.

Hypothesis: Trauma center patients are using less cocaine.


Premise: productivity growth has indeed accelerated or has just temporarily deviated from underlying historical trends as it has many times in the past.

Hypothesis: productivity growth has indeed accelerated or has just temporarily deviated from underlying historical trends as it has many times in the past, and may occur again in the future


Premise: maybe we both agree then that we need to keep juries and

Hypothesis: At least one of us believes that we need to keep juries.


Premise: yeah well uh some of for most of the people i guess it is for some of them though they do it just for the love of it

Hypothesis: Some people do it for love and motivation.


Premise: The concept of a universal service obligation may really mean more frequent delivery than economically warranted for households living on unprofitable routes.

Hypothesis: Universal service obligations lead to long delays in delivery.


Premise: but we do don't we

Hypothesis: We probably do


Premise: The prices will vary according to the proportions of silk and wool used and the density of the weave itself; naturally, none of these pieces are cheap.

Hypothesis: Silk and wool are cheap products.


Premise: the tester meows as he drops the vermin on the developer's doorstep.

Hypothesis: The tester was barking on the developer's doorstep.


Premise: More complex case studies might need several layers or graphics; less complex, few.

Hypothesis: The more complex the case study, the less it needs graphical representation.


Premise: When corporations moved in with more stringent departmental accounting procedures, every sector of a hotel-casino had to show success.

Hypothesis: Corporations were not careful with their accounting, so hotel-casinos could be lax.


Premise: The production values are high.

Hypothesis: The production values are high and it shows.


Premise: This augments future income, although a portion of the income generated by the investment will be paid to foreign lenders.

Hypothesis: Foreign lenders will be paid eventually


Premise: The Irish are actually beginning to come home.

Hypothesis: Irish are returning to Ireland en masse.


Premise: Yes, but who?

Hypothesis: There's several people it could be.


Premise: First, wrecks usually knock the victims out of the race, itself a dramatic event.

Hypothesis: Wrecks cause severe bodily harm.


Premise: 'This is one of those crimes they actually give a damn about,' I hissed.

Hypothesis: I actually care if you hurt those people.


Premise: yeah uh i yeah that's true that's true we did we did and uh do you all do you all uh do you all have to water a lot over there

Hypothesis: I know it's dry there.


Premise: But that means at most that fewer statutory challenges to welfare laws will be presented to the courts because of the unavailability of free legal services for that purpose.

Hypothesis: The unavailability of free legal services for that purpose is the primary result of fewer statutory challenges being presented to the courts.


Premise: That's a fellow I shall enjoy getting even with one of these days.

Hypothesis: I will make sure I get a chance to get even with that fellow.


Premise: That worried Jon a lot.

Hypothesis: Jon worried, but knew relief was on its way.


Premise: I'm just saying that Bayliss and probably Helms maybe others will be waiting, just as the captain promised.

Hypothesis: There is a chance that Helms might not be waiting.


Premise: Economic logic suggests that in the long run such countries, if they can put their inflationary histories behind them, have no business adopting the currency of a faraway country which will not take their interests into account.

Hypothesis: Such countries have interest in businesses who adopt the currency of a faraway country.


Premise: i take it back and forth to work and then my wife's got a a an eighty four Parisian Pontiac

Hypothesis: My wife and I own two different car brands.


Premise: He was found a few days later in black tie, dead.

Hypothesis: He was dead for quite some time before he was found.


Premise: If they were guided by moral imperatives, people would have more children than they do.

Hypothesis: People would have less children than they do if they stuck to their moral imperatives.


Premise: Perhaps Jane's widowed human father will wed Tarzan's widowed gorilla mother (so the Southern Baptist Convention should be worried about bestiality but not homosexuality).

Hypothesis: Jane's father was a widow and looking for a mate.


Premise: They were slow, smelled awful, and had terrible temperament but Fena Dim made quite a profit on them.

Hypothesis: Fena Dim made a lot of money selling undesirable people.


Premise: Urea prices have fallen precipitously since China, formerly a major buyer, decided to strive for self-sufficiency.

Hypothesis: China stopped buying outside in order to drive prices down.


Premise: 'Here,' I offered, rushing into the kitchen.

Hypothesis: I ran into the kitchen to help


Premise: MEASUREMENT

Hypothesis: Measure first


Premise: Since the tram's inauguration in 1888 it has stopped only for typhoons and World War II.

Hypothesis: There have been typhoons that tram has kept running through.


Premise: THE ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE

Hypothesis: The deserted islands.


Premise: yeah anybody yeah yeah

Hypothesis: Anybody can do that.


Premise: It said that cancellation of President Clinton's planned visit to India this fall would be disastrous and only intensify nationalist fervor in that country.

Hypothesis: President Clinton actually canceled her trip to India.


Premise: Hey! Where are you going?

Hypothesis: Hey, wait up, tell me where you are going?


Premise: yeah hey you know and the and the kids used to enjoy that as well and i like children in fact uh one of the things that i notice a dramatic change was that that uh like if i'd be in a supermarket and i'd see a cute little kid  i wouldn't think twice about patting the kid on the head

Hypothesis: I didn't use to like kids, but I like them now.


Premise: i don't think radio is as bad to do that as TV is

Hypothesis: Radio can be quite bad at times.


Premise: Jon fired, red flame and white smoke exploding slowly from his pistol in his hastened mind, killing the first rider immediately.

Hypothesis: The fight was all in his head.


Premise: Marcus Garvey called for black self-reliance, and Alexander Bustamante formed the Industrial Trade Union and later the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).

Hypothesis: Marcus Garvey and Alexander Bustamante worked together to improve the lives of black workers.


Premise: Since 1993, the PNP has once again been in power, this time under the leadership of Prime Minister Percival Patterson.

Hypothesis: The PNP has been in power many times throughout its long history.


Premise: To  the Enquirer 's story on Sopranos star Edie Falco--cribbed entirely from her appearance on the Late Show With David Letterman --and this week's Enquirer piece on Jodie Foster's secret passion for garage sales.

Hypothesis: This week there is a piece on the Enquirer about a secret passion of Jodie Foster, but there are also other important pieces.


Premise: yeah uh well some things are some things aren't you know

Hypothesis: It either is or it isn't.


Premise: I guess that's good as far as it goes.

Hypothesis: I am okay with the distance that it went.


Premise: oh he's great i saw him play when he as at uh UNLV he was not only the quarterback but the punter and he can punt the ball sixty yards no problem

Hypothesis: At UNLV he was utilized as both punter and kicker and I remember him doing really well at both.


Premise: Due to this rationalization of delivery cost in the U.S., the postal densities of the most sparsely populated areas are higher than the densities of the most sparsely populated areas of France.

Hypothesis: In France. letters cost less to mail within the country than in the US.


Premise: For undermanned Guadeloupe and Martinique, the French pirates were critically  in return for a safe haven, they carried in supplies, raided enemy merchant vessels, and joined battles against invading forces.

Hypothesis: The French pirates carried supplies they had stolen from anyone they passed.


Premise: All of these are waiting to be discovered.

Hypothesis: There are yet many things to be discovered.


Premise: Everybody  speaks  cricket, though, with its innings, wickets, and boundaries present in every dialect.

Hypothesis: Every country is home to at least a few cricket players.


Premise: so it's basically mindless i mean all your you the only really thing you are having to use is connecting the things that they give you you know what you're hearing and your your sight uh your sight but they give you everything else

Hypothesis: They give you everything you need to navigate.


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

Hypothesis: This is the only possible explanation.


Premise: Ease yourself into this magnificent city that has hosted visitors for millenia.

Hypothesis: Just jump into the city.


Premise: Leonard J. Koczur, Acting Inspector General David C. Maddox, Director of Financial and Information Resource Management Laurie Tarantowicz, Assistant Inspector General for Legal Review

Hypothesis: Maddox is the director.


Premise: During Clinterngate, some admirers have begun comparing him to Newt Gingrich, his fellow Georgia Republican.

Hypothesis: Some admirers think that he is better than his fellow Republican, Newt Gingrich.


Premise: After the dive, Greenspan was universally lauded for putting a happy face on the market in congressional testimony.

Hypothesis: Greenspan made Congress think everything was great.


Premise: (That doughboy has always been a sucker for shiny yet unworkable military hardware.)

Hypothesis: (That fat boy is more interested in what looks good than what works.)


Premise: I couldn't, thank you, Sir James.

Hypothesis: Sir James is grateful for what I have done.


Premise: N otting Hill opens with an superfluous voice-over that sets the scene and makes certain that the audience is oriented.

Hypothesis: Notting Hill has narration that is done in a high nasal voice.


Premise: Critics focus on Gergiev's promotion of lesser-known works by Russian composers and on his unusual arrangements.

Hypothesis: Gergiev, the highly controversial composer, supports lesser-known works of Russian composers.


Premise: Super Bowl XXXII (San Diego).

Hypothesis: They won the Super Bowl.


Premise: We close when we get to close, she said.

Hypothesis: We decide when it is time to close.


Premise: To the orrery and smash it!

Hypothesis: protect the orrery by means.


Premise: Large and Little were not great friends; few in the south harboured love for the north.

Hypothesis: There is a lot of tension between the south and the north.


Premise: they usually pick their own

Hypothesis: They are assigned one.


Premise: We went higher in the hills to the feet of the Old One and dug new tunnels.

Hypothesis: We buried existing tunnels.


Premise: However, the Commission also expressed a general willingness to address the concept in a subsequent rulemaking.

Hypothesis: The commission increased


Premise: Federal regulatory agencies have used both governmentwide and agencyspecific vehicles to notify the public about opportunities for public comment on upcoming rules.

Hypothesis: Federal regulators tell the public about upcoming changes.


Premise: There were dramatic naval battles and a final ghastly defeat for the United States when the British burned down the city of Washington.

Hypothesis: America and Britain fought a war at sea.


Premise: He stretched out his hands.

Hypothesis: He had long arms.


Premise: The U.S. has never backed down.

Hypothesis: The U.S. has never been afraid of its opinions.


Premise: Ah, but you don't know Flossie.

Hypothesis: Flossie is not known by many people.


Premise: well it sounds like a lot

Hypothesis: That seems like it might be too much.


Premise: uh all i have to do is hear that song and i get you strongly evoked memories of of difficult times in school being behind on work uh and my family now knows if they come into my study and uh i happen to have had a tough day at work and maybe i'm trying to get a project done uh at school uh and i'm humming or whistling in a sort of mad crazy way the tune to Downtown they know to just stay away

Hypothesis: that song brings back memories of easier times when i was rarely stressed


Premise: uh-huh right i think so and uh

Hypothesis: Exactly I think so too, I agree completely with you.


Premise: Click for pricing information and pre-quaffing evaluations.

Hypothesis: Clicking will give extra options on pre-quaffing evaluations.


Premise: yeah something to remove you know something to remove me from reality for a little while get away from real life

Hypothesis: Something that is a short lived escape from reality.


Premise: This show is on until April 17.

Hypothesis: The show will air it's last episode before April 17th.


Premise: Members of the LMA will help the groups develop long-term business plans and marketing strategies.

Hypothesis: LMA members are working on the business plans to grow the business.


Premise: no uh my builder was Gemcraft and they didn't put uh trees in at all

Hypothesis: I had no builder, I alway put trees in them


Premise: Considering the initial fill demand of 26,000 m3/yr from 65 GWe of SCR installations and replacement demand of 22,300 m3/yr from 150 GWe of cumulative SCR installations plus the worldwide catalyst replacement demand of between 5,000 and 8,000 m3/yr, the annual excess capacity is estimated to be 31,000 to 34,000 m3/yr.

Hypothesis: Demand for catalysts are processed by the order.


Premise: He returned to Babylon, leaving a few governors on the frontier.

Hypothesis: He stayed put, asking some governors to go to Babylon.


Premise: According to a law of physics called Boyle's law, the pressure times the volume of a gas is always a constant--increasing pressure makes volume decrease, and vice versa.

Hypothesis: Boyle's law demonstrates how the pressure is indirectly proportional to volume, and it is still true up to now.


Premise: Just a thought.

Hypothesis: A practical idea to be implemented.


Premise: if they suggest certain colors for letters i just go with whatever i want to yeah i yeah

Hypothesis: I follow their suggestions when it comes to the hue of the letters, even if it goes against what I like.


Premise: it's that's the way they just brought up well uh where're you from by the way

Hypothesis: It seems that is how they were raised to do things


Premise: Restored after being used in the Revolution as a gunpowder factory, the church is a popular venue for concerts.

Hypothesis: The church is currently used as a gunpowder factory.


Premise: Involved with this is a major re-org.

Hypothesis: Things need to stay the same with this.


Premise: The wolf dates from around the fifth century b.c. , but the little Romulus and Remus that she is suckling are actually Renaissance additions by Pollaiuolo.

Hypothesis: The wolf was added after Romulus and Remus.


Premise: Everything did it's best to give the impression of being made from mahogany and padded leather.

Hypothesis: It tried to look like it was made of the fanciest materials.