Premise: Silver, ceramics, furniture, and folk life artifacts trace Ireland's social and political history.

Hypothesis: The collection gathers a broad range of items, from the personal to the historical, to convey a sense of Ireland's people and past.


Premise: The House managers will be presenting for two more days.

Hypothesis: The House managers will still be here for a couple more days.


Premise: High praise for The New Yorker writer's stories about disaffected youth.

Hypothesis: The New Yorker writer's stories about disgruntled youth are not praise-worthy.


Premise: Part of the fortress has been converted and is now used as a luxury inn.

Hypothesis: The conversion of part of the fortress into a luxury inn has seen a considerable rise in revenues for the area.


Premise: It has one of the prettiest settings of any temple in Egypt on a knoll by the side of the Nile with views both up and downstream.

Hypothesis: From this temple, visitors have views both up and downstream of the Nile in Egypt.


Premise: The Mus??e du D??barquement on the seafront includes an exciting film explaining the whole heroic action.

Hypothesis: The museum displays a film depicting an heroic action.


Premise: Numerous comments were received regarding the proposed plan to convert microwave incumbents to secondary status when the relocation rules sunset in 2005 and thereafter, licensees would not be required to pay relocation costs after that date to such incumbents.

Hypothesis: No comments were received regarding the proposed plan, which was a bit odd.


Premise: The Banquet Honey-Roasted Turkey Meal offered literally a single slice of cold-cut-style turkey--about one-eighth of an inch thick--on a sparse bed of hopelessly damp and chewy stuffing.

Hypothesis: The turkey meal was extremely unsatisfying.


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

Hypothesis: Reggie Miller doesn't know what to do with a ball.


Premise: They were total strangers and perhaps it must be left that way.

Hypothesis: They were strangers and it was too dangerous for them to meet.


Premise: hundreds of thousands of people is what it seemed like

Hypothesis: There were a lot of people at the concert.


Premise: There are some interesting, though not too difficult hikes on various islands.

Hypothesis: There are also difficult hikes for the outdoor types.


Premise: The New York Times ' Ben Brantley calls The Blue Room a deft, efficient and sometimes amusing piece of work ...

Hypothesis: Ben Brantley called The Blue Room amusing.


Premise: They even agree that this would be a big mistake.

Hypothesis: That it will be an error all concur.


Premise: (Incidentally, half of the 1992 donations failed, when first disclosed to the FEC, to reveal that the source was a student.)

Hypothesis: None of the 1992 donations failed, since it has been revelaed that the source was a philantrhopist millionaire.


Premise: The red sun shone off of the silver dragon-head hammer.

Hypothesis: The silver dragon-head hammer reflected the red sun's light indicating there was a demon close by.


Premise: so how many years you been up there

Hypothesis: How long have you lived there?


Premise: Single people fear they're going to die alone--unloved and unloving.

Hypothesis: I might die alone if I do not step outside.


Premise: The most common brands are Budget Gourmet, America's Choice, and Banquet.

Hypothesis: Budget Gourmet, America's Choice, and Banquet are bought frequently.


Premise: George W. Bush jokes that his father's idea of a perfect son is Al Gore Jr.

Hypothesis: George W says his dad hates Al Gore.


Premise: yeah and you don't want to no no

Hypothesis: I know you want to


Premise: It's this kind of pathological attention to detail that makes American industry the envy of the more materialistic parts of the world, and News Quiz such a pleasure to work on.

Hypothesis: There are many employees at News Quiz because they do such amazing quizzes that everybody loves.


Premise: It is going to help us out tremendously with our program, said Kathy Duncan at West Texas Legal Services.

Hypothesis: It wouldn't help The West Texas Legal Services once


Premise: Kilgore says she's found her niche.

Hypothesis: She claimed to have found her calling.


Premise: Berman sadly acknowledges it.

Hypothesis: Berman is not aware of it yet.


Premise: Virtually without narration, the spot ends with a row of condom packages morphing into the name of the product.

Hypothesis: With the help of narration the spot ends with a row of condom packages turning into the product name.


Premise: Because our model assumptions are based on current budget projections and recent long-term actuarial projections for Social Security and Medicare, our current model assumptions differ somewhat from those used in our earlier reports.

Hypothesis: Our model assumptions differ somewhat from those that were used in our earlier reports.


Premise: Hip-hop is the jazz of the 1990 Its mix of rage, authenticity, capitalism, and humor have caused nothing less than a realignment of America's cultural aesthetics.

Hypothesis: Hip-hop is loved by many.


Premise: 'Oh right. The bomb.'

Hypothesis: I forgot the bomb is going to go off.


Premise: "You think someone may be watchin' the Stronghold?" Drew asked as he buckled his saddlebags.

Hypothesis: As drew buckled his saddlebags he asked, "Do you suppose someone is watching the stronghold?"


Premise: Entire resorts open and close, and showrooms sometimes change show times, prices, or entire featured productions.

Hypothesis: Resorts can change show times, productions and prices.


Premise: Sankei-en is a special delight from February though early April, when the plum and cherry trees blossom.

Hypothesis: There aren't many trees in Sankei-en, so there's little blossom to see.


Premise: The small center still retains vestiges of its heritage as a fishing village, but modern hotels and apartments have been built on the outskirts.

Hypothesis: Fishing is a big part of the small center's economy.


Premise: So roll up the red carpet, send the band home, and recork the champagne.

Hypothesis: The show might be over, but there's a secret party downtown at 10 pm.


Premise: The latter is accomplished by the men, while all the other performers are beautifully costumed women.

Hypothesis: There are no women performers, all of them are men.


Premise: The same logic would hold for a postal service earning any given profit (loss).

Hypothesis: The logic would hold for the post office earning money.


Premise: His battle with Patriots owner Bob Kraft was .

Hypothesis: His battle wit hBob Kraft happened.


Premise: Our compassion must extend to the poor and to the fatherless.

Hypothesis: We need to have compassion for people that don't have dads.


Premise: These stores sell excess stock or factory overruns.

Hypothesis: These shops sell any surplus stock.


Premise: To make matters even more confusing, there's a third version of the story involving an entirely different Murphy--not Capt.

Hypothesis: It is quite confusing because there are three different versions of the same story.


Premise: The index can be translated into an expected product defect rate.

Hypothesis: The product defect rate will be accurate based on the index.


Premise: He truly likes us journalists.

Hypothesis: Journalists are the enemy, according to him.


Premise: A commemorative plaque (near the Baroque fountain) embedded in the piazza marks the spot where Savonarola was executed .

Hypothesis: In the piazza there is a plaque commemorating Savonarola.


Premise: He considered getting them.

Hypothesis: He pondered getting the tools.


Premise: Full review would be provided and all affected parties would have an opportunity to be heard.

Hypothesis: All affected parties would have an opportunity to be heard during a full review.


Premise: "Sounds like trouble." Anse tied his bedroll.

Hypothesis: "Sounds like no Problem" Anse unrolled his bedroll


Premise: An' he's drinkin' a lot mean, ugly drunk, he is.

Hypothesis: He hasn't touched alcohol in years.


Premise: It would be Miss Howard who would attend to anything like that." Evelyn Howard was called and, after being examined on other points, was questioned as to the parcel.

Hypothesis: Miss Howard had made plans with him to hide away the parcel before anyone else could see it.


Premise: A children's book was recently published in France based on excerpts from the works of the even trendier and more arcane Gilles Deleuze, the late French philosopher and celebrated author of Anti-Oedipus . The author is Jacqueline Duhame, a former model for Henri Matisse and pal of Paul Eluard, Pablo Picasso, and Raymond Queneau.

Hypothesis: There was a children's book published in France, based on the works of Gilles Deleuze.


Premise: Amatter that bears  how closely the language and dynamics of hype come to resemble those of arms control.

Hypothesis: Nothing is similar to the language and dynamics of arms control.


Premise: i understand uh my husband about once a weekend he'll go uh to a couple of areas where he knows that the people just throw cans out

Hypothesis: Everybody recycles cans nowadays, so my husband sits at home and drinks beer all weekend.


Premise: McCain : Begin proceedings every day with prayer.

Hypothesis: McCain personally said a player every day to begin proceedings.


Premise: So I am going to conclude my remarks today by offering you some guidance as you give thought to launching your own planning initiative.

Hypothesis: Planning initiatives are a great way to generate lots of paperwork.


Premise: Derived originally from ritual dances of the imperial court at Nara and Kyoto, in the 14th century noh became a fully developed masked drama of chanting, dancing, and highly stylized acting.

Hypothesis: Noh is a recent phenomenon which emerged from the Detroit breakdancing scene.


Premise: The central issue that had drawn Spain and the United States into war Cuba's struggle for independence was resolved in that island's Cuba's freedom was guaranteed by the Paris Treaty of 1898.

Hypothesis: Outside countries had gotten involved in Cuban affairs.


Premise: The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarilyrepresent the opinions of CTT - Correios de Portugal, Poste Italiane or the Postal RateCommission.

Hypothesis: The views that are expressed in the paper belong to the authors.


Premise: and she's really really doing good and learning a lot and actually i've started working up there in the afternoons too so

Hypothesis: She is not doing well, and she is having trouble learning anything.


Premise: Finos are dry and pale, with a rich bouquet.

Hypothesis: There is a rich bouquet to the dry and pale Finos.


Premise: The Tomb of Tutankhamun (number 62) is without a doubt the most famous, but the interior is disappointing.

Hypothesis: The most famous tomb is that of Tutankhamun.


Premise: steam or momentum and you don't realize it you know it just piles up

Hypothesis: You are not aware that it is piling up.


Premise: A delivery area represents a postcode (or several postcodes in some cases).

Hypothesis: Delivery areas represent only one postcode in every case.


Premise: The Commission received comments on the proposals from 77 individual investors, 10 industry associations, seven exchanges, the National Association of Security Dealers, eight academics, 41 market participants, and the Department of Justice.

Hypothesis: The Commission got many comments from various different organizations.


Premise: Apparently, somebody had been smart enough to break out the heavy padding.

Hypothesis: That somebody, who had been smart enough to break out the heavy padding, was our best worker.


Premise: This exquisite church was built by order of Czar Alexander III and his brothers during the late nineteenth century in memory of their mother.

Hypothesis: The church was a symbol of his love.


Premise: This is so important for the future of the country that the national motto is  Out of many one people.

Hypothesis: National motto is important for the future of the country.


Premise: The two of us stepped out of the copter- the silent pilot chose to stay with his ship, which was presumably his only friend.

Hypothesis: We got out of the helicopter.


Premise: Other agencies made comments available electronically for certain rules or groups of rules.

Hypothesis: No agencies allowed comments to be made online.


Premise: When hypothesis tests are used to analyze toxicity test data, it is not possible to express precision in terms of a commonly used statistic.

Hypothesis: Precision is used in other tests more often.


Premise: The 17-year-old Jess Gupta (male student), for example, is listed as a housewife in another filing.

Hypothesis: A male student is listed in the file as a housewife.


Premise: We looked in.

Hypothesis: We closed our eyes.


Premise: The Alexandrians reject the polls in favor of a 1996  3,500.

Hypothesis: The polls were rejected by the Alexandrians.


Premise: I don't think I can have noticed it."

Hypothesis: I do not believe I had the chance to see it.


Premise: They should finally prohibit their emission.' The passenger grew slightly irritated with this remark and Denise, or maybe Dennis, added:

Hypothesis: The passenger was already in a sour mood before this remark was made.


Premise: The information is turned over to LSC's Office of Compliance and Enforcement, which is responsible for monitoring the accuracy of the CSR system and CSR data.

Hypothesis: The LSC is not concerned with the accuracy of the data it collects.


Premise: The view peering down into the valley from the lookout point of Eira do Serrado (1,006 m/3,300 ft) is breathtaking.

Hypothesis: The lookout point of Eira Do Serrado has a breathtaking view.


Premise: well it's about time huh

Hypothesis: It's about time you put your kids to bed.


Premise: A piece claims that the House Flytrap proceedings lack the solemnity of Watergate--they have all the grandeur of Ft.

Hypothesis: The House Flytrap proceedings had all of the grandeur of a specific fort.


Premise: He had lain out in the brush for a long time that morning to watch the head groom of Red Springs put the horse through his paces in the training paddock.

Hypothesis: The head groom of Red Springs trained the horse in the paddock.


Premise: The CEO of many major public companies also serves as chairman of the board of directors.

Hypothesis: The CEOs usually are chairmen of boards too.


Premise: oh that just shows how much he gets paid anyway

Hypothesis: That is indicative of how much he gets paid.


Premise: The first portal on the left is the only one decorated with an original 13th-century mosaic, depicting the Transfer of St. Mark's Body, smuggled out of Alexandria, Egypt.

Hypothesis: The 13th century depiction of the Transfer of St. Mark's Body was smuggled out of Alexandria, Virginia.


Premise: In stark contrast to Raphael's grand manner, seek out the gentle beauty of Fra Angelico's frescoes in the Chapel of Nicholas V (Cappella del Beato Angelico).

Hypothesis: Fra Angelico's frescoes have a very harsh beauty.


Premise: Oh! Tuppence jumped.

Hypothesis: Tuppence stayed put.


Premise: so uh it didn't show me anything a year and a half i gave it up

Hypothesis: After just three months it showed me the answers.


Premise: A few minutes later, I was back into my stretching.

Hypothesis: It wasn't long until I was stretching again.


Premise: Increasing the nation's economic capacity is a long-term process.

Hypothesis: Increasing nation's economic capacity will take a long time


Premise: In contrast, the cumulative case study aggregates information from several sites collected at different and even quite extended times.

Hypothesis: The collective case study takes information from multiple sites and different times.


Premise: He hungered, thirsted and suffered like anyone else.

Hypothesis: He starved and was in pain like all the others.


Premise: noodles and pasta and such

Hypothesis: Food like noodles and pasta.


Premise: yeah we just keep breeding them

Hypothesis: Yes, we just keep on making them.


Premise: In effect, Nixon's misdeeds () so dwarf Clinton's--even the most severe charges of suborning perjury--that Republicans could wind up bollixed.

Hypothesis: All things considered, Nixon should face a stiffer punishment than Clinton.


Premise: This nation, too, seemed antagonistic toward America and bent on global domination.

Hypothesis: Global domination seemed to be the intent of this nation as well.


Premise: The energy of these minutely detailed sculptures from the 16th century, which honor the military prowess of the then-great Vijayanagar kingdom, is a zenith of south Indian art.

Hypothesis: These intricate sculptures show off the best features of south Indian art.


Premise: All participants understood that, while the assembled group reflected the demographics of the community, they did not speak for every member of the broad-based legal services community.

Hypothesis: They understood that the group didn't speak for everyone in the legal services community.


Premise: Industrial society, wrote Clark Kerr, president of the University of California at Berkeley, in 1960, might undermine freedom 'in the workplace,' but the compensation was the greater range of 'alternatives in goods and services,' and thus 'a greater scope of freedom' in Americans' 'personal lives.

Hypothesis: Clark Kerr never said anything about the industrial society and its impact on our lives; his area of expertise was hydrology.


Premise: The Left Bank has its share of monuments and museums, and Les Jardins du Luxembourg remain an evergreen favorite.

Hypothesis: Les Jardins du Luxembourg is an unpopular destination in the Left Bank.


Premise: Human activity has greatly altered the terrestrial and atmospheric nitrogen cycle, doubling the annual amount of nitrogen available in forms that are useful to living organisms.

Hypothesis: The amount of available nitrogen has been increased.


Premise: The other field office, which reported saving about $32,000 over 6 years, also noted that multiple changes in contract carriers have made it more difficult to accumulate and effectively use frequent flyer miles.

Hypothesis: It is harder to efficiently use frequent flyer programs because of the number of changes in contract carriers.


Premise: oh the day like today it's so nice outside you like to get out there and do something uh

Hypothesis: Even on nice days you like to stay inside.


Premise: Little Willie here is a dead cert, and if I was you I'd take a sporting chance with Mr. Brown!"

Hypothesis: I wouldn't bother taking a chance with that fellow.


Premise: My thoughts of mankind were kindly and charitable.

Hypothesis: My thoughts about humanity was that everyone was evil.


Premise: Both the politically left and the right wanted Italy to join the European race for colonies their eyes fixed on Ethiopia and Libya.

Hypothesis: The political parties of Italy were against the idea of establishing colonies in foreign territory.


Premise: After his arrival there was a long wait.

Hypothesis: The long wait made him very anxious.


Premise: there were several credit cards and then there were several other businesses but uh i i guess what's interesting have you seen the uh the the the the ads where they're offering to extend payments on uh things like uh like the credit union's offering

Hypothesis: There were tons of other businesses along with several credit cards, they had a lot of offerings.


Premise: Bronze that once embellished the entrance was carted away and recycled as Bernini's canopy for the high altar in St. Peter's.

Hypothesis: The bronze that decorated the entrance was thrown away and never seen again.


Premise: But if the initiatives do squeak by, they may signal a new and encouraging compromise, a recognition that just because gambling is legal does not mean it has to be everywhere.

Hypothesis: Gambling does not have to be widespread.


Premise: and then plus then you for end up forgetting to write it down

Hypothesis: No need to write it down, I know you won't forget.


Premise: Holbrooke's U.N. nomination may be iced by Helms for a bit longer, but everyone agrees that he will be confirmed.

Hypothesis: Holbrooke's nomination is getting pushed through rapidly.


Premise: In 1930, the Congress consolidated and coordinated various veterans' programs with the establishment of the Veterans Administration.

Hypothesis: Congress didn't start the VA, the president did.


Premise: 'Wake me when we get there.'

Hypothesis: I was exhausted and needed sleep.


Premise: Third, CPAs and other professionals are paid for their judgment.

Hypothesis: CPAs are unhappy with the amount they get paid in exchange for their judgments.


Premise: Nowhere else on earth is there anything else quite like the valley's architectural legacy, a fact recognized by Unesco in declaring much of the valley a cultural World Heritage Site to be cherished and protected for all mankind.

Hypothesis: The valley has significant architectural features.


Premise: He will not allow another stud on the ground he claims."Drew was beginning to understand.

Hypothesis: He'd allow another stud on the ground.


Premise: you know and then uh but also things like tulips i think uh i would have liked to had flowers like daffodils blooming right now you know

Hypothesis: This person does not like flowers.


Premise: The Clinton administration considers the risks of technology transfers negligible.

Hypothesis: The Clinton administration assumes technology transfers to be a huge risk.


Premise: For more information on multifactor productivity, see Productivity  Business Sector and Major Subsectors, BLS Handbook of Methods, Bureau of Labor Statistics (April 1997), pp. 89-98; and Edwin R. Dean and Michael J. Harper, The BLS Productivity Measurement Program, Bureau of Labor Statistics (July 5, 2000), paper presented to the NBER Conference on Research in Income and Wealth on New Directions in Productivity Analysis, March 20-21, 1998.

Hypothesis: A paper on multifactor productivity was presented by Edwin Dean and Michael Harper.


Premise: The objectives of this study were to identify effective practices and provide case illustrations and other information for federal agencies' consideration when developing strategies and planning and implementing actions to manage improper payments.

Hypothesis: The study intended to identify effective practices.


Premise: Interest on Treasury securities held by trust revolving funds.

Hypothesis: Interest on Treasury securities is held by trust revolving funds.


Premise: I've already made several suggestions in the package services

Hypothesis: Many suggestions to the package services have already been made and there's been no response.


Premise: The proceeds from all auctions will be deposited in the U.S.

Hypothesis: All of the money raised from the auctions will be deposited.


Premise: and that's it and we had a bar man from here in Dallas area that made it there is a woman that uh made

Hypothesis: The bartender from Dallas was the best at it.


Premise: oh yeah that's right well we'll find out later  they've got this all reported i guess

Hypothesis: I think we will find out later that they've got everything reported.


Premise: and i don't know about your part of the country but uh down here in the last year oh year plus i it was last beginning with last year's Earth Day

Hypothesis: The country celebrates Earth Day.


Premise: Today the line is continued ' some say, marred ' by the modern skyscrapers of La D??fense looming on the horizon.

Hypothesis: The line ended 30 years ago and was never continued.


Premise: that's funny uh-huh oh they're i know it's funny how you can look back as a Christian you can see how these things apply and they're true and in even even in people that aren't even Christians there's just a pattern

Hypothesis: It's sad how Christians are so in the dark about this.


Premise: Tommy smiled at them encouragingly.

Hypothesis: Tommy gave them an encouraging smile so they would continue.


Premise: Although most people take the ropeway, the easily negotiable trail leading to the top of 530-m (1,739-ft) Mt. Misen is an invigorating hike.

Hypothesis: Once you reach the top of Mt. Misen, you'll find a café for refreshments.


Premise: She was sitting with her back to me, so I couldn't see her face.

Hypothesis: I could clearly see her face as she was facing me.


Premise: 9 billion pieces respectively, and assuming that First-Class advertising mail volume has not changed between 1997 and 1998, we obtain the following figures for FY 1998: (a) 91.

Hypothesis: The second class mail has changed a lot in all those years.


Premise: But when th' Union men came, they was thinkin' th' same 'bout Don Cazar.

Hypothesis: After they came, the Union men believed Don Cazar had committed the robbery.


Premise: In all but two cases during the last 65 years, taxpayers have covered most or all of the costs of stadium building.

Hypothesis: Taxpayers are never responsible for the costs.


Premise: Abortion is necessarily an ugly business, and it doesn't do them any good to debate the extent of its ugliness.

Hypothesis: Abortion is not a nice business.


Premise: What a dirty trick! As his indignation cooled, he prepared to face the situation.

Hypothesis: His friend pissed him off.


Premise: Shopping in Rome

Hypothesis: Purchasing items in Rome.


Premise: Don't miss this week's breathtaking conclusion to Doodlennium, the cartoon saga of the chicken people by Mark Alan Stamaty.

Hypothesis: Doodlennium will not have a conclusion.


Premise: The silk trade played a large role in Lyon's expansion in the 16th century and France's second-largest city remains a proserous and growing banking, textile, and industrial center with a bouncy pride, a taste for the good life, an important cultural heritage, and a lively contemporary arts scene.

Hypothesis: Lyon expanded in the 16th century thanks to trade and cultural growth.


Premise: The wonderful feeling ended at a ladies' gathering at a fitness club, where all her friends talked about the prominent nose (a la Depardieu) of Pawelec's new wife, and Jolanta's dainty nose wasn't even noticed at all.

Hypothesis: Jolanta had a tiny nose that nobody even noticed.


Premise: The Alfama was one of the few areas to survive the earthquake.

Hypothesis: The Alfama survived the earthquake but all of the other regions had mass casualties.


Premise: Historically, what has been good for Chile (Argentina's neighbor) has been a disaster for Argentina, and this works the other way around.

Hypothesis: Success for Chile means success for Argentina.


Premise: A history of mad-cow disease by veteran science writer Richard Rhodes ( The Making of the Atomic Bomb ). Critics praise Rhodes' lucid explication of complex virology as well as his range--the book includes digressions on political and literary themes and a section on the scandal surrounding a Nobel Prize-winning expert on the disease who recently pleaded guilty to molesting a little boy.

Hypothesis: Critics appreciated the book of the scientist Richard Rhodes, which succeeded in explaining very carefully the mad-cow disease and other digressions.


Premise: Implementing a combination of centralized and decentralized information management enables leading organizations to effectively support their business operations.

Hypothesis: The organizations are helped out a lot with the management.


Premise: In many circles, The Biological Differences Between Men and Women are fighting words.

Hypothesis: The Biological Differences Between Men and Women can be fighting words.


Premise: The cover story reports on Robert McNamara's visit with his old North Vietnamese counterparts.

Hypothesis: The cover story was about Robert McNamara's meeting with his old South Korean friends.


Premise: A deeply centering experience comes free with a stroll through the Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine,(17190 Sunset Bvd. , a few blocks before PCH).

Hypothesis: Be sure to avoid the headache of a walk through the loud and distracting experience at 17190 Sunset Bvd.


Premise: To think that Julius must have been actually under the same roof with her for a few hours.

Hypothesis: Julius has never been anywhere near her.


Premise: At the next junction, Kel Tole, a modest gateway on the left leads to the important Seto Machendranath Temple.

Hypothesis: Kel Tole, located at the next junction, is a modest gateway on the left that leads to the important Seto Machendranath Temple.


Premise: and so when i'm teaching a class obviously i wear a suit or dress so

Hypothesis: It goes without saying that I wear a suit or dress when I teach a class.


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

Hypothesis: When I chanted it, people misunderstood and thought I wasn't serious.


Premise: In developing the Signature 600, Cummins used cross-functional design teams that included stakeholders from suppliers, machine tool manufacturers, foundry and pattern makers, purchasing, finance, manufacturing engineering, design engineering, and other technical disciplines.

Hypothesis: Cummins' cross-functional design teams didn't include suppliers' stakeholders.


Premise: and um it's always occurred to me that that um you know i mean so looking at it so all so i have some bias in this

Hypothesis: I have a biased opinion in this


Premise: As they passed the third floor landing a young clerk came out of an office.

Hypothesis: No one was around as they walked through the third floor landing.


Premise: well i i i do i do make that statement i say i do it because i like it but i can't say i'm i'm i'm doing it because i want to i'm doing it because i have to or because my desire is greater than uh

Hypothesis: I'm definitely doing it because I want to.


Premise: Another park, the Maidan, is in the center of the city; landscaped to allow for a clear line of fire from all around Fort William, it was rebuilt by Robert Clive on a more easily defended site than its predecessor.

Hypothesis: A landscaped park can be found in the center of the city.


Premise: The progression of the campaign will also rescue Gore from his Vice Presidential Malaise.

Hypothesis: Gore will benefit from the progression of the campaign.


Premise: Limitations on total emissions.

Hypothesis: The emissions are unlimited.


Premise: In addition, the agencies appraised senior executives' performance against their expectations for customer satisfaction and employee perspectives.

Hypothesis: The agencies never appraised senior executives


Premise: well we're working on a Newsweek uh for the last couple of months we got you know an introductory sub scription so we decided to try it because prior to that all we got were things like Glamour or Sports Illustrated so we decided to try to bring one in that was a little bit better for us so to speak

Hypothesis: We've been tackling Newsweek for a while and it's turned out to be better for us than Glamour or Sports Illustrated.


Premise: We're only one season into The Sopranos , so it's a bit too early to say if this particular manifestation of mob art is influencing mob life, but I think it's fair to say that no one in actual organized crime would ever want to be hooked up with Tony Soprano's crew.

Hypothesis: Although it's too early to say if The Sopranos is influencing mob life, I don't think any member of organized crime would ever want to be linked to Tony Soprano's crew.


Premise: France is a large country of infinite variety, so a great many factors come into play as you decide which parts to visit.

Hypothesis: There are so many choices of places to visit in France.


Premise: Queen Elizabeth will usually spend time in early August, but you should check with tourist authorities if Holyrood is a must-see for you.

Hypothesis: THe Queen refuses to attend.


Premise: An ethereal crowd of beautifully slight and delicate, measuring in nanometers, droplets was floating in the air.

Hypothesis: There were many tiny droplets in the air.


Premise: uh there seems to be a a more a mature crowd in uh apartments at least where i am uh even though you know there's kids all around and there's there's traffic and there's people going up and down the sidewalks and stuff like that but still uh

Hypothesis: There may be kids around but there is a mature crowd in the apartments.


Premise: i i was tired of blow outs

Hypothesis: I wanted to try something new.


Premise: The term internal control in this document is synonymous with the term management control (as used in OMB Circular A-123) that covers all aspects of an agency's operations (programmatic, financial, and compliance).

Hypothesis: Internal control is the same as term management control when talking about government agencies.


Premise: This interesting museum and cultural center is in a lovely Georgian mansion built in 1784.

Hypothesis: The museum and cultural center is in a modernized building built in 1987.


Premise: if you look over there you're not going to you don't see any Arabs driving uh

Hypothesis: There are no Arabs in vehicles over there.


Premise: He fought to remember what he'd heard the nurse say--something about when he was alive--as if he'd been dead a long time....

Hypothesis: The man slipped into a comforting sleep after speaking with the nurse about treatment options.


Premise: we don't really have enough plastic to mess with we don't you know like we don't drink milk and we don't have children so we don't have you know six thousand plastic milk jugs a month you know

Hypothesis: We have 29 children and all we drink is milk.


Premise: In short, China's distinctive edge lies in combative, Machiavellian, mud-slinging, blustery, self-righteous politicians.

Hypothesis: China's advantage is through its bad politicians.


Premise: One day a wall collapsed and killed six of the slaves.

Hypothesis: The collapsed wall only killed five of the slaves.


Premise: Kramenin had made a precipitate return to Russia, leaving England early on Sunday morning.

Hypothesis: Kramenin left for Russia in much haste.


Premise: For seven centuries the real and symbolic center of British military and social power, it is a monument that still has resonance for Dubliners.

Hypothesis: The monument was primarily a British center historically, but now resonates with Dubliners.


Premise: Becker, Howard S. Problems of Inference and Proof in Participant Observation.

Hypothesis: Problems of Inference and Proof in Participant Observation is related to Howard Becker.


Premise: It is indeed troubling that Clinton could be driven out by voters who don't necessarily deplore his conduct.

Hypothesis: The voters don't necessarily oppose Clinton's conduct.


Premise: D'Amato is the eminence grise (or perhaps the eminence noire ) of the corrupt Nassau County Republican machine.

Hypothesis: D'Amato is surrounded by cronies who do his bidding and that of the Republican party.


Premise: I was caught off-guard by the unexpected pleasantness.

Hypothesis: I was surprised by the politeness.


Premise: White House officials are tallying and comparing all the different stories Lewinsky has told about Clinton (to Tripp, to friends, in her affidavit, to Vernon Jordan, etc.) and are gleefully looking forward to exposing the inconsistencies.

Hypothesis: The White House concludes that Lewinsky has told a lot of different stories about Clinton because she has something of her own to hide.


Premise: But my friends call me Tuppence."

Hypothesis: Tuppence is what my friends call me.


Premise: I have looked around this strange new world, and it is full of wonderful things.

Hypothesis: This new world seems very dull.


Premise: uh we thought nothing at all of wake up waking up in the morning hopping into your car grabbing fishing poles and driving four hours

Hypothesis: We would just wake up, drive four hours and go fishing.


Premise: Second, it's hard to maintain a consumer boycott, especially when the goal is to punish the past rather than to influence the future.

Hypothesis: The goal of punishing the past, rather than change the future can hinder boycotts, unless there are free items given away.


Premise: all right Ron we'll see you later all right bye-bye

Hypothesis: I hope we never see you again Ron.


Premise: Balmer grabbed the paper that he had jotted notes for his speech on and abandoned his neck tie and formerly reliable vehicle.

Hypothesis: Balmer had notes written down.


Premise: It was an LBO.

Hypothesis: There's no way it was an LBO.


Premise: In its September 2001 advisory on the draft analytical blueprint for the second Section 812 prospective analysis, the SAB cited the Thurston and Ito study as a significant advance in understanding the effects of ozone on daily mortality and recommended re-evaluation of the ozone mortality endpoint for inclusion in the next prospective study (EPA-SAB-COUNCIL-ADV-01-004, 2001).

Hypothesis: The Thurston and Ito study made people more concerned about Earth.


Premise: Nor is Clinton's blend of realism and idealism necessarily corrupt.

Hypothesis: The blend of realism and idealism portrayed by Clinton should be punished.


Premise: Business routes (consisting of at least 70 percent business deliveries), which account for less than one percent of all possible city deliveries,10 are five-day-per-week routes.

Hypothesis: Less than one percent of all city deliveries are business routes.


Premise: It's only a low-level Sim, I told myself.

Hypothesis: Though the Sim is low-level, they are often underestimated.


Premise: For all of these reasons, the Administration must oppose S. 556.

Hypothesis: For these reasons, the Administration needs to pass S. 566.


Premise: This review will examine the rationale for intervening, types of interventions and interveners, and barriers and concerns that need to be addressed.

Hypothesis: This review is long overdue, and will ascertain exactly how rational the notion of intervention actually is.


Premise: The calamity spurred the government to launch an emergency program of public-housing construction; spartan new blocks of apartments put cheap and fireproof roofs over hundreds of thousands of heads.

Hypothesis: Fireproof roofs over hundreds of thousands of heads and spartan new blocks of apartments put cheap; that's what the government built because of the calamity.


Premise: Which brings us back to where we  Human nature--or, at least, human nature as it has evolved in our American times.

Hypothesis: Human nature has evolved in our American times.


Premise: There is a 30 percent chance of rain in Maryland, which means that there is a 30 percent chance of an Ellen Sauerbrey victory in the governor's race.

Hypothesis: There is a 30 percent chance of rain in Maryland.


Premise: Dentistry is a hassle now because it works.

Hypothesis: Dentistry doesn't work.


Premise: The position of Bishop of Rome as primate of the Western Church (pope derived from  papa,  the Latin word for father), first claimed in the second century, was later asserted by Pope Leo I (440 461), who traced the succession back to St. Peter.

Hypothesis: Pope Leo was the only primate of the Western Church.


Premise: There's a different, but no less intense, pleasure to be derived from these miracles worked up from the meager materials of paper and chalk.

Hypothesis: There is no pleasure to be had from using paper and chalk.


Premise: Karnak and Luxor temples were greatly expanded and several huge building projects took place on the west bank.

Hypothesis: Along with the building projects on the west bank, Karnak and Luxor temples received newly paved parking lots.


Premise: The bleakest lesson of After the Madness is perhaps that prison has lost its capacity to shock.

Hypothesis: It seems that the potential to go to prison has lost it's shock factor.


Premise: She would never forgive me if I let Alfred Inglethorp, her husband, be arrested now, when a word from me could save him!" 72 Chapter 6 THE INQUEST In the interval before the inquest, Poirot was unfailing in his activity.

Hypothesis: She wouldn't forgive me if her husband got arrested, no thanks to me, since I had a lot of power.


Premise: We filled out all the paperwork.

Hypothesis: All the paperwork was filled out by us.


Premise: and uh no oh there i don't i don't think i don't think there is any pay wait i'm not sure because what happens is you get to like to ride buses for free

Hypothesis: You have to pay for every ride you take.


Premise: John left me, and a few minutes later I saw him from my window walking slowly across the grass arm in arm with Cynthia Murdoch.

Hypothesis: John was a liar and cheated on me with Cynthia.


Premise: DiClemente and Soderstrom have set the stage for us to think about what is needed in the future to provide best practices care to patients with problems related to alcohol use.

Hypothesis: DiClemente set the stage for us to think about alcohol abuse and best practices for patients, making intervention the clear choice.


Premise: i like to rough it

Hypothesis: Besides roughening it, I'd also like to break it after.


Premise: The proportions vary and the humors and spirits change but all things are composed of the elements.

Hypothesis: The deep elements of love, hatred, and indifference, are what make up everything in our universe.


Premise: Intent on not striking out, he bats pitch after pitch into foul territory.

Hypothesis: He kept hitting foul balls.


Premise: with filters and all that stuff that they have now i mean they're almost maintenance free

Hypothesis: Filters make them prone to higher maintenance.


Premise: The demolition of the citadel was a half-hearted job, however, and there's plenty left to see today, from ramparts and castle walls to ruined chapels, stone stairways, and quaint cobbled streets.

Hypothesis: There are castle walls, ruined chapels, stairways, and more to see.


Premise: Of all of them, Vrenna and Thorn seemed the most calm.

Hypothesis: Since the battle started, most people were not calm.


Premise: Dow Chemical will buy rival Union Carbide.

Hypothesis: Dow Chemical has no intention of ever buying Union Carbide.


Premise: In 1171 the English king, Henry II, came to Dublin.

Hypothesis: Henry II came to Dublin after just a year in Engliand.


Premise: Edinburgh became known as the Athens of the North for both its aesthetic beauty and its wealth of talented individuals.

Hypothesis: Edinburgh is a very ugly town, filled with pollution.


Premise: Two lighted lanterns hung from pegs along the center of the stable, and Callie had mounted a barrel to put up a third as Drew entered.

Hypothesis: Drew entered and saw two lit lanterns hanging from pegs along the center of the stable, as Callie climbed upon a barrel to put up one more.


Premise: But he was among the first to explore them with a level of intellectual verve and artistic sophistication that suggested to blacks and the world that there was, within the American dilemma of race, not only the expression of mere local and immediate political protest but the broad and rich possibilities of the human condition itself.

Hypothesis: He explored the issue of race in a wider context than before.


Premise: well we don't do much eating out

Hypothesis: We go out to eat 3 times a day.


Premise: 13 Office of Personnel  Status of Achieving Key Outcomes and Addressing Major Management Challenges ( GAO-01-884, July 9, 2001).

Hypothesis: Major management challenges are addressed in hopes of improving the organization.


Premise: From here you can see north along the beach; the only blot on the landscape is the unfinished Novo Mondo hotel a notorious, 8-story white elephant completely out of proportion with the rest of the island.

Hypothesis: The Novo Mondo hotel is unfinished because they ran out of money.


Premise: The same trends in the world economy that cry out for reform are themselves weakening the hand of the reformers.

Hypothesis: The reformers are weakened by the trends that most need reform.


Premise: And how many of them are being lured into our sports sections?

Hypothesis: No one reads the sports section.


Premise: Try to visit the cathedral's horloge astronomique on the hour to see the figures emerge from the clock.

Hypothesis: The cathedral has a long history in the country.


Premise: He can drop the pretense that he's nonpartisan.

Hypothesis: He can stop pretending that he's nonpartisan because he clearly favors Republicans.


Premise: This study serves as an essential input to our estimates of the benefits of recreational visibility improvements.

Hypothesis: The study for getting estimates on the benefits of recreational visibility improvements has yet to be conducted.


Premise: Fatehpur's Jama Masjid (the Friday Mosque), at the south end of the citadel up on its mountain-ridge, was the very first of the open courtyard-style mosques to became characteristic of all Mughal cities.

Hypothesis: The Mughal cities generally have closed courtyard mosques.


Premise: After that, we were able to raise funds, he said.

Hypothesis: Bill Gates was the largest donor.


Premise: Of prime importance is the saint's tomb to the left of the altar.

Hypothesis: The tomb of the saint is to the right of the altar.


Premise: When her cardiologist husband (Martin Donovan) leaves her, Judith Nelson (Holly Hunter) goes out into the world, her pain making her receptive to everything and everyone--from the elevator man (Danny DeVito) who returns her friendship with uninvited amorousness to the torch singer (Queen Latifah) who takes her to after-hours clubs, where she dances ecstatically with young women.

Hypothesis: Holly Hunter plays the character Judith Nelson, who is left by her husband.


Premise: Whether you are staying at beach resorts or visiting the cities, you will always find the jungle ready to reassert its rights.

Hypothesis: The city is far out of reach of any vegetation or natural habitat.


Premise: At Birdoswald Visitors Centre, however, 24 km (15 miles) east of Carlisle, visitors can view the remains of one of the forts and walk along some of the better-preserved sections of the wall.

Hypothesis: Visitors can look at the fort's remains.


Premise: The concept of postal density conveniently expresses the cost consequences of both multi-address buildings and multi-address kiosks.

Hypothesis: Postal density leads to a decrease in multi-address buildings.


Premise: They are produced by several organs in both sexes, may be converted into one another, and can have varying effects in different species, sexes, and individuals.

Hypothesis: The chemicals are produced in the bodies of males and females.


Premise: Fortunately, an increasingly competitive, productive, sophisticated, and capable facility design and construction industry is capable and willing to take on this increased workload.

Hypothesis: an increasingly competitive, productive, sophisticated robot can do all this work for us,


Premise: Case studies, obviously, can generate a great deal of evidence.

Hypothesis: Case studies can provide a lot of evidence.


Premise: Me, I liked it better in '46.

Hypothesis: Me, I preferred it a lot more in '46.


Premise: I know Mr. Brown's somewhere in the flat!

Hypothesis: I'm aware that Mr. Brown is in the apartment.


Premise: yeah yeah that's that's been interesting though the kids that have been over you know coming back right now you know

Hypothesis: That's been interesting though, because the kids that have been over, have been, you know, coming back right now.


Premise: well what what's your perspective on it

Hypothesis: I could care less about your perspective on this.


Premise: (Stations running the ads claimed that they wouldn't air them during children's normal viewing hours.)

Hypothesis: Stations would run the ads during normal viewing hours for children.


Premise: (1991) estimate of the WTP to avoid a severe case.

Hypothesis: The WTP was on the verge of a crisis case.


Premise: I say, Hersheimmer Tommy turned to him "Tuppence has gone off sleuthing on her own."

Hypothesis: Tommy had no idea what happened to Tuppence or why she disappeared.


Premise: There was, however, one notable event  Sunday, members of the other factions of the Republic of Texas were holding a big rally in Kilgore, to make clear that the movement would live on.

Hypothesis: There was a rally in Texas.


Premise: Only a lunatic, who wished to commit suicide by causing himself to be hanged, would act so!"

Hypothesis: Only a suicidal lunatic would act like that!


Premise: Pilgrims coming from Tibet, as well as local refugees, supply the shops that ring the stupa with the city's best selection of Tibetan antiques.

Hypothesis: Stores and other buildings are located only on the very far north of the stupa, in accordance with religious tradition.


Premise: Within the text of the statements, provisions deleted as a result of other statements are marked with strikeouts and provisions affected by other statements are doubleunderlined.

Hypothesis: There were some who thought that the provisions affected by other statements should've been marked by strikeouts.


Premise: i guess so we tend to use just bait and a few lures but bait tends to work the best just some blood bait

Hypothesis: I guess we just use bait.


Premise: you go to school and you have a kind of a captive audience you get them all in the auditorium and you you know give them your speech and maybe a little slide show or something and

Hypothesis: You can give a speech to everyone in a school auditorium.


Premise: It found strengths like a high-caliber, diverse staff and an active community education program that includes a cable television show.

Hypothesis: A diverse staff is a strength for big organizations.


Premise: it's not a violent overthrow of the people in Washington

Hypothesis: The people in Washington will not be overthrown in a violent fashion.


Premise: Sorry, Tuppence.

Hypothesis: Sorry, Tuppence.


Premise: The resort is a centre not only for beach activities but for lively nightlife as well.

Hypothesis: The beach is one of the best activities, however there are many other various things that one can do.


Premise: Another  Is it worse for lobbyists to exploit their personal relationships with government officials, or to sell the illusion that they are doing so?

Hypothesis: Is it worse that lobbyists are selling the illusion that they are exploiting their personal relationships with key senators, or that they are actually doing so?


Premise: Some of them became leaders in the effort to maintain affirmative action in California.

Hypothesis: In their effort to maintain affirmative action, some even became leaders.


Premise: There's surprisingly ripe flesh to be found on Eve's Apple .

Hypothesis: The apple has a lot of flesh on it.


Premise: For his great Nympheas murals, Monet himself chose the two ground-level oval rooms as those most likely to recapture the experience of coming across the water lily ponds at his home in Giverny (see page 76).

Hypothesis: Monet did paintings of Nympheas.


Premise: Within months, I knew many of them.

Hypothesis: It took only a few months to become familiar with many of them.


Premise: "The folly of that they learned long ago."  Don Cazar smiled.

Hypothesis: Don Cazar shook his head, drawing his pistol out from his belt.


Premise: We thank them for their willingness to participate in our study, for the valuable information and insights they provided, and for their hospitality.

Hypothesis: We didn't care for or appreciate their the insights or information they provided.


Premise: important issues such as a you know taxes and

Hypothesis: The issues are important to everyone.


Premise: 'Fried or crisped?'

Hypothesis: They are good both fried and crisped.


Premise: It was a 1937 version of The Prisoner of Zenda , with Ronald Colman, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Raymond Massey, David Niven, Madeleine Carroll, and Mary Astor.

Hypothesis: The edition of The Prisoner of Zenda is the 1937 year version.


Premise: They are not dangerous, I think.

Hypothesis: Some think they could be volatile.


Premise: What are the actual or estimated dates for the

Hypothesis: What might the estimated and actual dates look like?


Premise: They only affect research studies.

Hypothesis: Only research studies are affected.


Premise: I had intended to become a land girl, a postwoman, and a bus conductress by way of rounding off my career but the Armistice intervened!

Hypothesis: The end of the first world war forced many women back into old, familiar roles at home.


Premise: At the extreme, U.S. population densities are as high as French population densities.


Premise: Brinkley skirts the arguments against his rosy vision.

Hypothesis: Brinkley embraces his detractors.


Premise: Are they appropriate for the purpose of the case study?

Hypothesis: Someone is asking if something is important for a case study.


Premise: she's really a go-getter that uh and she started off uh cleaning uh houses

Hypothesis: She used to be a nurse at a hospital.


Premise: This quiet traffic-free haven forges a superb link between the Renaissance and ancient Rome's most sacred site, where sacrifices were made to Jupiter and Juno.

Hypothesis: Bloodshed was looked down upon in all activities, including religious practices.


Premise: We highlighted model systems in our literature and program visits.

Hypothesis: Model systems were completely overlooked because they are useless.


Premise: The Advisory Council includes experts in financial and performance auditing drawn from all levels of government, private enterprise, public accounting, and academia.

Hypothesis: There are no experts on The Advisory Council.


Premise: boy if they ever catch this guy in in Richardson and Coppell who's been uh you know abducting the the young girls i don't think i'd even hesitate

Hypothesis: They will never catch the guy in Richardson and Coppell who's been abducting young girls.


Premise: Free access to holy sites for members of all religions was guaranteed by the armistice agreements.

Hypothesis: The terms of the armistice allowed any religions to have access to holy sites.


Premise: how old is your child

Hypothesis: What age is your child.


Premise: In all of these cases, legal services would be barred from assisting the worker in these valid employment contract claims.

Hypothesis: Legal services would be prevented from helping the worker in these employment contract claims.


Premise: The more expensive sombra seats will land you in the shade, so sol y sombra means that you'll get some of each, though the sun won't be in your eyes.

Hypothesis: The more expensive sombra seats will only get you some sun and no shade.


Premise: British army office Robert Gayer-Anderson bought the latter between the two World Wars, and fully restored it with exquisite fretwork, wooden balconies, tiled floors, and simple stucco walls.

Hypothesis: Robert Gayer-Anderson fully restored it with fretwork.


Premise: You do not need to assess reliability if the data are used (1) only as background information or (2) in documents without findings, conclusions, or recommendations.

Hypothesis: If the data is merely being utilized as background information there's no need for a reliability assessment.


Premise: Athens died last year.

Hypothesis: Last year, Athens died.


Premise: Catch it at the corner of Rodeo Drive and Dayton Way.

Hypothesis: Rodeo Dr. and Dayton Way are entirely parallel to each other.


Premise: We went out through that door, locking both it and that of Mrs. Inglethorp's room as before.

Hypothesis: We went through the door and locked it.


Premise: He said he's never lost interest in having lawyers do what they can to help those in need.

Hypothesis: He suddenly stopped caring about lawyers and whether or not they did anything to help people in need.


Premise: One deplores Microspeak, the company's hideous, responsibility-avoiding  A bug, for example, is a known issue.

Hypothesis: Microspeak, hideous and responsibility, is deplored by one.


Premise: get some thoughts in the meantime if i had some you know think about it ahead of time

Hypothesis: In the meanwhile, collect some ideas and plan ahead, if I get some.


Premise: On the square's northern side, the Anglican St. Mary's Church dates to 1893.

Hypothesis: The Church dates back to 1893.


Premise: Although most of the organizations were private enterprises motivated by the desire to earn profits, their information security concerns focused on providing high-quality reliable service to their customers and business partners, avoiding fraud and disclosures of sensitive information, promoting efficient operations, and complying with applicable laws and regulations.

Hypothesis: Organizations focused on avoiding fraud by making their computer systems secure.


Premise: yeah i know it's like they were using them as friends when we were having the conflict but i i you know it's almost where i'm kind of disappointed with the Iranians why they didn't go save save i mean i don't know if the Kurdish i know the Shiite's are their people but i don't know i think they have a bond with the the Kurds

Hypothesis: When we were having times of peace we were using them as our enemies.


Premise: This is a small museum revealing a little-known part of Dublin's community.

Hypothesis: The museum is in fact very large.


Premise: yeah just pick up and head on out i wish i could do something like that but

Hypothesis: No, don't pick up and go, stay instead.


Premise: The rule adds preproduction design controls and is intended to achieve consistency with quality system requirements worldwide.

Hypothesis: They wanted all the objects to be made the same way.


Premise: The conductors didn't seem to mind.

Hypothesis: The conductors were very upset.


Premise: how wonderful

Hypothesis: That's great.


Premise: Inland from here is the heart of the district called La Marina, which genuinely looks the part of a Mediterranean port.

Hypothesis: La Marina does not resemble a Mediterranean port.


Premise: INTRODUCTION

Hypothesis: Conclusion.


Premise: i know TI gets prizes

Hypothesis: TI displays all the prizes they get.


Premise: uh we bought the equipment uh that you do it with

Hypothesis: We bought the needed equipment.


Premise: it's okay you can get started there

Hypothesis: You can get started there


Premise: The signal knock, the demand for a number, and the reply "Correct." Two knocks followed in quick succession on the door below.

Hypothesis: Two knocks could be heard in quick succession on the door below after the signal knock and the reply.


Premise: Today's Papers will be updated daily throughout the week.

Hypothesis: They will be updating today's papers on the even days this week.


Premise: Perhaps he'll live in an upstairs apartment and huff around town in jogging shorts as he did when he was governor.

Hypothesis: When he was governor he huffed around town in jogging shorts.


Premise: At the east end of the Louvre is the Cour Carr??e, covering the original fortress built by Philippe Auguste in 1190 to protect Paris from river attack while he was away on a crusade.

Hypothesis: There was originally a fortress built for defense at the east end of the Louvre.


Premise: This offered a more natural habitat for animals and a clearer view for visitors.

Hypothesis: It offered a much smaller habitat for the animals.


Premise: Who calls? he asked in an uninflected, hollow voice.

Hypothesis: He asked who was there with a hollow voice.


Premise: They rest against the southwest corner of the Turkish coastline.

Hypothesis: They can't be found on the southwest corner of the Turkish coastline.


Premise: Do you think she would show it to me?"

Hypothesis: I believe in nothing, especially this conversation.


Premise: And the National Academy of Sciences indicates that the increase is due in large part to human activity.

Hypothesis: The National Academy of Sciences says that the increase comes from human activity such as driving cars.


Premise: The SPAN  A Guide to Legal Services Planning.

Hypothesis: The SPAN A guide is used by many legal companies, as it is one of the most reliable guides in the legal industry.


Premise: While occasional ethnic tensions arise, they rarely flare into the kind of violence such rivalries foster elsewhere in the world.

Hypothesis: Constant violent altercations occur due to the local ethnic conflicts.


Premise: Lott's sushi-master carve-up of the phrase at this time was positively Clintonian in its boldness and artistry.

Hypothesis: Bold and artistic is not a Clintonian quality.


Premise: When a budget surplus occurs, the federal government can use excess funds to reduce the debt held by the public.

Hypothesis: The debt held by the public can be reduced using excess funds from the federal government during a budget surplus.


Premise: The result is a rich variety of distinctive cities and colorful hinterland.

Hypothesis: In addition to a variety of distinctive cities, there was also great joy.


Premise: OFFSETTING RECEIPTS -Offsetting receipts are a subset of offsetting collections.

Hypothesis: Offsetting collections have nothing to do with money.


Premise: Pay the museum admission, then take the escalators running in transparent tubes from the bottom left to the top right hand corner and see Paris unfold before your eyes.

Hypothesis: You can see Paris if you take the escalators in the transparent tubes.


Premise: No animal could be heard.

Hypothesis: No animals were making noise.


Premise: like what for example

Hypothesis: for instance


Premise: Rapidly, I considered it.

Hypothesis: I thought about it quickly.


Premise: The Gallipoli Peninsula (Gelibolu Yaremadase), on the north side of the Dardanelles, was the scene of one of the most notorious military campaigns of World War I. The Allied assault, involving Australian, British, New Zealand, and French forces, aimed to capture the peninsula and control the narrow strait of the Dardanelles, thus securing an ice-free sea passage to supply arms to Russia and open a front against the Germans.

Hypothesis: The new passageway fueled the war by giving more power to the Russians.


Premise: Performance measurement should include program accomplishments in terms of outputs (quantity of products or services provided, e.g., how many items efficiently produced?)

Hypothesis: While program accomplishment isn't the only measure of success, it is one of the more important ones.


Premise: As long as your Lojack reduces the number of insurance claims, the company should be willing to pay you to install it.

Hypothesis: Your company will never pay you to install the Lojack.


Premise: 'Twould need a lot of money spent on it."

Hypothesis: It'd be really cheap to fix.


Premise: But the episode in Poland, called Polish October, exposed fissures in the Communist regime, and it served as the impetus for a slight relaxation of censorship, religious repression, and economic controls.

Hypothesis: The Communist regime never shows signs of weakness.


Premise: what grade oh did you what did you teach

Hypothesis: You didn't teach at all, did you?


Premise: Ibicencan Specialities

Hypothesis: Texan Specialities


Premise: uh-huh well i think that there are many cases where uh the judges probably do make the decision rather than the jury Our situation was somewhat different uh in view of the fact that uh we haven't we were a landmark case it was the first time in the state of Ohio that um D N A testing was entered as evidence

Hypothesis: I did not think that the judges make that decision.


Premise: Strongbow's tomb is in the church; and in the Chapel of St. Loo is a somewhat macabre artifact, the embalmed heart of Saint Lawrence O'Toole, the influential 12th-century archbishop of Dublin, which is kept in a cage suspended on the wall near the altar.

Hypothesis: Strongbow's tomb is located within the church.


Premise: you know i don't know what New York does about theirs i guess they still ship it out on barges somewhere

Hypothesis: I know exactly what New York is doing with their shipments.


Premise: But it's more likely that Dell has been a great manager because he's been running a company that is, in some important sense, his.

Hypothesis: Dell is a crappy manager.


Premise: Beijing, however, believes that if Clinton were to spend political capital on pushing China's membership in the WTO, he could prevail--as he did on NAFTA and WTO ratification.

Hypothesis: Beijing believes Clinton will not prevail on pushing China's membership in the WTO.


Premise: only we started off ours with we had we had pets before we had kids that's why i thought when you were saying you know we're going to have one in two months or something perhaps that you were newly married

Hypothesis: We started our marriage when we had pets already.


Premise: While preserving the neighborhood groups' own boards of directors, the proposed plan makes them accountable to one central LSNY board for decisions like staffing and budgets.

Hypothesis: The suggested plan makes them accountable to a board.


Premise: The drug-testing proposal may be Clinton's most obnoxious gesture of all.

Hypothesis: Clinton's drug-testing suggestion is probably the most offensive.


Premise: The revolver was wrenched from his hand, and the voice of Julius Hersheimmer said drawlingly: "I guess you're caught redhanded with the goods upon you." The blood rushed to the K.C.'s face, but his self-control was marvellous, as he looked from one to the other of his two captors.

Hypothesis: The gun was taken out of his hand.


Premise: Less grandiosely than Harmony Korine in Julien Donkey-Boy , Soderbergh pores over every scene in search of its essential dramatic gesture.

Hypothesis: Soderbergh is looking for the most dramatic gestures in each scene.


Premise: And upon his back shall ride,to his conquests, my Lord, you!

Hypothesis: You will ride upon his back on his conquest journey.


Premise: The International Investment Position of the United States at Yearend 1999, Survey of Current Business, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Vol. 80, No.

Hypothesis: The International Investment Position of the United States was considered a landmark survey by many.


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

Hypothesis: You have viewed the finger-marks, my friend.


Premise: Robert McNamara tells Newsweek that it is totally inappropriate for an ex-Secretary of Defense, in the middle of a war ...

Hypothesis: According to Robert McNamara, it is totally inappropriate for an ex-Secretary of Defense, in the middle of a war ...


Premise: come home and get back into regular clothes again

Hypothesis: Get back into regular clothes when you come home.


Premise: That's what I want, said the girl wistfully.

Hypothesis: I wouldn't like that to happen, said the girl.


Premise: Yes, abortion is anathema to John Paul II, who is bemused by suggestions that he has an obsession with the subject, but he condemns abortion because he sees it as not only anti-life but also anti-woman.

Hypothesis: John Paul II is pro abortion, he sees it as crucial to God's plan for the Earth.


Premise: the then vice presidential candidates uh who really sort of i thought had a very demeaning attitude towards her

Hypothesis: All of the vice presidential candidates were well mannered.


Premise: Major characteristics include input/output requirements, amount and kinds of computation, and computer resources required.

Hypothesis: Output requirements are confusing


Premise: where did you cry

Hypothesis: You cried where?


Premise: Who's this, did you say, Tuppence?

Hypothesis: You don't know who this is, do you, Tuppence?


Premise: We often use multiple methods, and the audit trail technique now recommended for case study use was itself adopted from such auditing procedures as workpapers and referencing, which are standard practice with GAO.

Hypothesis: We use multiple methods and follow GAO standard practices.


Premise: After all, the waters of the Canary Islands, only 445 km (275 miles) to the south, had occupied busy shipping lanes for very nearly a century, and Genovese maps from the mid-14th century depict both Madeira and Porto Santo.

Hypothesis: The waters of the Canary islands is only 445km.


Premise: Pleasant, informal dairy restaurant in an old building with a lovely large summer patio.

Hypothesis: The restaurant has a wonderful patio with lots of tables.


Premise: Is this another one of those commercials to convince women they can drive sport utility vehicles?

Hypothesis: The commercial was made to entice men to SUVs


Premise: The FDA performed a cost-benefit analysis of the final rule.

Hypothesis: The FDA conducted a cost-benefit analysis of the final rule.


Premise: A serene statue of the Virgin Mary (13th century) stands in the north arm of the transept.

Hypothesis: The statue of Virgin Mary from the 13th century is an interest of tourists.


Premise: All these are as typical of France as the more conventional images of rolling green meadows bounded by straggling hedgerows and arrow-straight avenues lined with plane trees, a village visible on the horizon, clustered around its church.

Hypothesis: These things are all thought of as classic France.


Premise: One of the mounted men was dressed in fringed buckskin, his shoulder-length hair and bushy black beard the badge of a frontier already passing swiftly into history.

Hypothesis: There were no mounted men wearing buckskin.


Premise: And often, according to Adams, they will return the favor.

Hypothesis: They don't return favors, Jesus said.


Premise: Since last week's murder of a New York abortion doctor, Schumer's people have subtly tried to connect the anti-abortion D'Amato with the extremist right-to-lifers.

Hypothesis: Extremist right-to-lifers are believed responsible for the killing of a doctor.


Premise: A red sword swung for his home and he had no defense.

Hypothesis: The man had a giant sword that he fought back with.


Premise: Now conservatives are fighting back.

Hypothesis: Conservatives have given up and conceded that they are wrong on all matters.


Premise: so i haven't really seen any movies in the movie theater but i rent probably four or five movies a week

Hypothesis: I prefer renting movies than going to the theater.


Premise: The demon faded into the shadow of night.

Hypothesis: The demon disappeared into the shadows.


Premise: What the fad for foreign IPOs ignores is the massive uncertainty still attached to foreign markets, even as it has led U.S. investors to overlook everything they take for granted at  regular reports, corporate accountability, open books, the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Hypothesis: U.S. investors only ever invest in companies that are in the US.


Premise: Did you see that?

Hypothesis: I didn't notice anything.


Premise: Graceful, elegant, and refurbished for the new century, the venerable Kahala artfully mixes Hawaiian, Asian, and international touches.

Hypothesis: The Kahala makes great use of red and blue pigments.


Premise: The shrine of the convent church is particularly well endowed in religious relics and jewels.

Hypothesis: The convent church's shrine has a significant collection of religious relics and jewels.


Premise: yeah well the reason i ask you i i'm a TI employee and uh we have a fitness center you know that's on site

Hypothesis: I don't work for TI, we don't have a fitness center


Premise: At the same time, a tidal wave lashed the shores near Saint-Pierre.

Hypothesis: At the same time, a large comet lashed the town of Saint-Pierre.


Premise: A lush site set high on a hillside with excellent views over the sea.

Hypothesis: The site is lush adn beautiful.


Premise: that and thus think i mean i don't know i went to uh even though i'm from that part of the country i did go to high school in uh the Midwest and Chicago and i we had it was mandatory that we took civics every year

Hypothesis: It gave me a lot of appreciation and understanding of government operations.


Premise: It is a kind of three-card monte, says Olson.

Hypothesis: It is not like a three-card monte.


Premise: and she's expecting the end of this month and she's the only one that lives nearby

Hypothesis: She is expecting this month end, and she is the only one in the vicinity.


Premise: He will train and lead us.

Hypothesis: The man will teach us to fight.


Premise: have to be headed in that direction

Hypothesis: Please do not head in that direction.


Premise: If the rule prevents 5 percent of the hospitalizations associated with the unintended consequences of self-medication, the economic savings could be $39 million annually in direct benefits and $52 million annually from indirect benefits.

Hypothesis: The rule will cost millions of dollars.


Premise: I killed a child.

Hypothesis: I couldn't bring myself to hurt the child.


Premise: We note that the Executive Order has been replaced by Executive Order

Hypothesis: The replacement wasn't a huge shock to anyone.


Premise: So these three weren't in the same league with Mother Teresa.

Hypothesis: They aren't as religious as Mother Theresa.


Premise: Recovering quickly from the Gallic invasion of 390 b.c. , the Romans took effective control of the peninsula by a military conquest reinforced by a network of roads with names that exist to this  Via Appia, Flaminia, Aurelia.

Hypothesis: The Romans recovered at a fast pace from the invasion.


Premise: well so much of it is game playing with the lawyers they're plea doing their plea bargaining and and uh give and take type situation that uh they're playing with people's lives in effect uh by offering uh to uh uh offering to announce their guilt to a certain degree on a crime in order to get uh a lighter uh sentence sentence

Hypothesis: Plea bargaining is a game.


Premise: Time 's guide to the economic troubles of 10 major countries prescribes tax cuts, spending cuts, open markets, and privatization for everyone.

Hypothesis: Time made a guide to the economic proliferation of 10 major countries.


Premise: If in the above example the cost had been nine cents in the low cost area and 11 cents in the high cost area, it would be much more difficult for inefficient entry to occur.

Hypothesis: Cost differentials are not important when considering inefficient entry.


Premise: The nation's human capital and knowledge-forms of intangible capital-are not part of the NIPA definitions of saving and investment.

Hypothesis: Human and other intangible capital are not defined as savings and investment.


Premise: But Dave was too weak to give much assistance.

Hypothesis: However, Dave didn't have the strength to help them lift the heavy rocks.


Premise: Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) of 1993, Public Law 103-62 a GPRA requires agencies to prepare multiyear strategic plans that describe mission goals and methods for reaching them.

Hypothesis: The GPRA means that agencies will have to make strategic plans that span for several years.


Premise: Attorneys working for Legal Services help about 50,000 people a year.

Hypothesis: About 50,000 people a year receive help from attorneys working for Legal Services.


Premise: yeah wait for it to come out on videotape i guess

Hypothesis: Don't wait for it to come out on video.


Premise: So I've no doubt that you understand perfectly well that this is where I'm on top and you're underneath.

Hypothesis: I am sure that you are fully aware of my superiority over you.


Premise: Hardly a micropayment.

Hypothesis: That is not really a micropayment.


Premise: In addition, the collection of elementary school attendance area information will result in an additional 39,752 burden hours.

Hypothesis: Only 10,000 additional burden hours are necessary for the collection of elementary school attendance information.


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

Hypothesis: The street lawyer tries to kick the self righteousness that other activists hold.


Premise: After a 16th century in which Naples had become the largest town in Europe and one of the liveliest the south was increasingly oppressed and impoverished.

Hypothesis: Due to the doubling of population in Naples the south became poor.


Premise: But I hope you would agree that if mailers participate, and if the Postal Service is subject to public scrutiny, the result is likely to be better than if proposals go entirely unreviewed.

Hypothesis: The results would be better if the public review the proposals.


Premise: I have since learned the way of peace but I will always hunger for war.

Hypothesis: I love war but avoid it.


Premise: And because the architecture allows AT and T to choose, it allows AT and T to control how its network gets used.

Hypothesis: Architecture of the system for AT and T is a work of art.


Premise: Built in 1966, it is a stunningly modern building that polarizes opinion.

Hypothesis: People are divided in opinion when it comes to that building.


Premise: Look here Tar...Gonzo, here you mark it and with this shortcut you 'copy', and here you go and 'paste' like this with this one, Lucja said and was very proud of herself and her laptop.

Hypothesis: Lucja was ashamed of her computer.


Premise: so i've had this dog now for for sixteen years and she's been a lot of company uh she's uh however getting a little old and things are starting to fail um i i live alone now and she stays in the house all day while i go to work  and uh she's been holding herself pretty well the uh up until uh you know recently where she's been having accidents in the house because she either is losing control or she forgets where she is  and uh i find a little present on the floor sometimes when i come home

Hypothesis: My father gave me this dog three years ago before he passed away.


Premise: You hid them?

Hypothesis: They were hidden by you?


Premise: Imagine having to go to parties with your local bank manager so that you could get a mortgage.

Hypothesis: The parties often lasted all through the night.


Premise: There is nothing wrong with the Joint Chiefs warning the administration privately that bombing was folly.

Hypothesis: The Joint Chiefs didn't tell anyone what they should do.


Premise: sure it isn't really it's not really good for your knees

Hypothesis: sure, running on pavement is rough on your knees


Premise: The Europeans had arrived.

Hypothesis: Europeans arrived in the United States.


Premise: Keep a tame gunrunner to work for 'em that sounds like th' tricky sorta play they cotton to.

Hypothesis: Keeping an out of control gunrunner is exactly the sort of thing they would do.


Premise: They are not required to include in the audit documentation copies of documents they examined, nor are they required to list detailed information from those documents.

Hypothesis: They are not required to include source documents for the audit because they are easily forged.


Premise: The golden-brown result is dusted with sugar, sometimes coated with chocolate sauce, or both.

Hypothesis: The food is covered with sugar, sometimes with a chocolate sauce, or both.


Premise: There must be a village handy, continued the young American.

Hypothesis: The American did not think there was a village around here.


Premise: 'Fair enough,' Greuze shrugged.

Hypothesis: Greuze thought that it was fair.


Premise: I tell you, I've had about enough for one day, said the Kal.

Hypothesis: The Kal was worried anymore would kill him.


Premise: Stand in the middle of the new Ganga Bridge to get a sense of the effect the river has on the lives of the Indians; it is 3 km (2 miles) wide here.

Hypothesis: The Ganga Bridge is the longest bridge in the city.


Premise: When Cohen is not imagining history, he rewrites other people's research, sometimes mangling quotes during his copying, as he did when he took a quote from a 1951 book, Murder, Inc.: The Story of the Syndicate , by , also about Jewish gangsters.

Hypothesis: Murder Inc is also about gangsters who are Jewish.


Premise: 'Neither of us,' I pointed out, 'invented electricity.'

Hypothesis: We had other inventions.


Premise: I just sort of needed it."

Hypothesis: It was important to me.


Premise: well as you can tell my two decided to come in here uh

Hypothesis: My two decided to come.


Premise: Jon stood, taking a last look at Susan, and left.

Hypothesis: Jon looked at Susan one last time.


Premise: But I sure hope not.

Hypothesis: I sincerely hope so.


Premise: Improvements included increased funding for nursing home surveyors, more prompt investigation of complaints alleging serious harm to residents, more immediate enforcement actions for homes with repeated serious problems, a reorganization of HCFA's regional staff to improve consistency in oversight, and increased funding for administrative law judges to reduce the backlog of appealed enforcement actions.

Hypothesis: The increase in funding provided to administrative law judges was the improvement that had the greatest impact.


Premise: Be sure to see the exhibits of Iberian and Roman finds displayed in the excellent local museum.

Hypothesis: The Roman finds were excavated from a nearby town.


Premise: At rush hour, the waterfront becomes a bedlam of bodies as commuters pour off the ferries.

Hypothesis: Many people find it easier to take a ferry than a bus to work.


Premise: Federal Mission Property, Plant, and Equipment

Hypothesis: Property and equipment belonging to the federal government.


Premise: Thus, while the document offers preliminary guidance, it is also a point of departure.

Hypothesis: The document offers preliminary guidance to stakeholders.


Premise: Even in dying, Tudjman is proving his gift for pragmatic villainy.

Hypothesis: Tudjman is proving his gift for pragmatic villainy even after death.


Premise: If 4 months is added for pre-contract effort and 1-2 months is provided for start up and commissioning, the total project duration would be anywhere from about 21 months to 26 months.

Hypothesis: The project is expected to take somewhere between 21 months to 26 months.


Premise: Whether this analysis estimated the C-R relationship between a pollutant and a given health endpoint using a single function from a single study or using multiple C-R functions from several studies, each C-R relationship was applied uniformly throughout the U.S. to generate health benefit estimates.

Hypothesis: There is a C-R relationship between a pollutant and lung cancer.


Premise: okay then so like your pay what kind of a percentage do you basically keep out that you think that you know will cover all of the expenses kind of thing

Hypothesis: Having a rainy day fund is about setting aside what you wont need.


Premise: The act requires the SEC to consider whether its rulemaking will promote efficiency, competition, and capital formation.

Hypothesis: The SEC has to consider if the rules will make things more efficient.


Premise: uh well i'm in Monterey California right now

Hypothesis: I'm in Wilmington North Carolina.


Premise: They may, if they so desire, do additional research.

Hypothesis: They are not capable of doing any further research.


Premise: Esther Lardent, president of the Pro Bono Institute, administers its Pro Bono Challenge, which confidentially tracks big law firms' pro bono work.

Hypothesis: Large law firms perform pro bono work, which is tracked by the Pro Bono Institute.


Premise: A pirate hideaway in the 1600s, Negril was rediscovered in the 1960s by the  children of love  and others looking for an alternative lifestyle.

Hypothesis: The children of love especially loved napping.


Premise: Woodward did advance the story by reporting on the $50,000 donation for the university chair honoring Gore's sister and the DOE contract expansion.

Hypothesis: Woodward did not advance the story by refusing to report on the donation for the university chair.


Premise: He stretched out his legs, and the sun made twinkly points of light on the rowels of the Mexican spurs.

Hypothesis: He stretched his legs out in the sun.


Premise: Because there are inbound cards, the Commission assumed that the relationship between U.S. outbound cards and the total volume of outbound Air LC/AO mail applies to inbound mail Air LC/AO.

Hypothesis: The Commission assumed the outbound calls and the outbound Air LC/AO mail was not related.


Premise: but i think they going to have to do something to make people wake up like on especially the drug dealers you know the the not the little penny ante ones on the corner i don't think they ought to get in trouble i mean i know they ought to get in trouble i'm not  they ought to get in trouble but not not death because see they you know we're to me what they ought to do if they can find the big man

Hypothesis: Big time drug dealers should be punished more than smaller drug dealers.


Premise: Bargaining

Hypothesis: Haggling


Premise: Revaluation of capitalized property, plant, and equipment.

Hypothesis: Capitalized property can't be revalued.


Premise: The ultrapatriotic want an amendment to ban flag-burning (hell, why not just mandate flag-waving?)

Hypothesis: The amendment to ban flag-burning is being pushed by the ultrapatriotic.


Premise: Washington's new mayor, Anthony A. Williams, wants to move the beleaguered University of the District of Columbia from its affluent Northwest Washington digs to Anacostia, the District's poorest and most isolated area.

Hypothesis: The new mayor wants to move it from the rich to the poor space.


Premise: But the flesh is weak, it is consolation to 128 find that one is on the right track.

Hypothesis: It is comforting to know that you're doing the right thing.


Premise: They had already arranged their infamous plot ”that he should marry this rich, but rather foolish old lady, induce her to make a will leaving her money to him, and then gain their ends by a very cleverly conceived crime.

Hypothesis: They became rich thanks to their murder plot.


Premise: The childlike playfulness of the doomed queen's hideaway is reinforced by the Hameau, a hamlet of thatched cottages where she and her retinue pretended to be milkmaids and farm boys.

Hypothesis: The queen was always a bit childish.


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

Hypothesis: It has a lot of leverage right now.


Premise: What do you mean? she asked sharply.

Hypothesis: Explain yourself.


Premise: Inside the structure a shaft was dug 28 m (91 ft) into the bedrock where the Djoser's burial chamber was situated.

Hypothesis: Great efforts were taken by the Egyptians in order to dig in the solid bedrock.


Premise: What about the general? inquired Tommy.

Hypothesis: Tommy asked if the general was happy.


Premise: On appeal, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed in part and reversed in part.

Hypothesis: The appeal was not as successful as we hope.


Premise: Funniest  When Gates asks Jobs what he should wear during the announcement, Jobs answers, a white shirt.

Hypothesis: Gates should wear a black shirt to match Jobs.


Premise: The hollyhock decorates a big red oxcart, accompanied from the Imperial Gosho Palace by 300 Kyoto citizens dressed in splendid Heian-period costumes.

Hypothesis: Kyoto citizens dressed up in ornate costumes to honor their king.


Premise: And a lot of Americans, when they are first introduced to you ...

Hypothesis: And a lot of Canadians, when they least meet you...


Premise: The man in the painted vest had transferred his attention from stallion to mare.

Hypothesis: The attention moving was crucial to the continuation of the project.


Premise: Yes, I said, "Alfred Inglethorp, without doubt." Poirot looked at me curiously.

Hypothesis: I identified the man who had robbed my house.


Premise: and um so mostly you know we're not even to the point where we're getting into flowers and flower beds or even gardens that

Hypothesis: We are not at the point where we can start planting flowers.


Premise: Social Security currently replaces about 53 percent for low earners and about 24 percent for those who earned the taxable maximum ($72,600 in 2000).

Hypothesis: Social Security will provide 100 percent of your income after retirement.


Premise: Afterwards you retire to the changing room for tea or a drink, feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated.

Hypothesis: You can feel rejuvenated when you retire for a drink.


Premise: Other community highlights are a cultural center, a theater, and the Japanese American National Museum (369 East First Street).

Hypothesis: There aren't any museums there, only a barber shop.


Premise: The Daily Telegraph said Wednesday that the bed is covered in urine-stained sheets and torn pillows and is surrounded by the detritus of her sojourn.

Hypothesis: The Daily Telegraph covered a story on a woman who was tied to her bed posts and left for dead.


Premise: Ocho Rios is surrounded by not only areas of natural beauty but also by landscaped tropical splendor.

Hypothesis: There are landscapes and natural beauty surrounding Ocho Rios.


Premise: In this practice we discuss the training, career development, and succession planning strategies leading finance organizations use to develop a team with the right mix of skills and competencies.

Hypothesis: In this practice we discuss nothing related to finance organizations.


Premise: The second section discusses the role of advancing technology and its effect on major changes that have and continue to occur in payment systems.

Hypothesis: Advancements in technology are mentioned in the second part.


Premise: I also know of one man who waited until Statistical Science agreed to publish the article before circumcising his son.

Hypothesis: I know a man that had his son circumcised right away.


Premise: Fundamentally, the McChesney brigade worries more about AOL Time Warner's pulling journalistic punches than about any lost independence.

Hypothesis: AOL Time Warner's use of journalism is a topic of interest to the McChesney brigade.


Premise: Begun at the end of the 15th century, Funchal's Se is one of the city's only surviving buildings from the early days of colonization.

Hypothesis: Most of the old buildings were destroyed by earthquakes.


Premise: that's what you want plus out on Texoma you have got all that you know mass of water to get across

Hypothesis: Don't bother with Texoma. Their lake is way too small for this activity.


Premise: Are you going up now, miss?

Hypothesis: Are you going down to the basement floor, miss?


Premise: The filmmakers seem to be bending over backward--even now--to protect Wigand from appearing to have disclosed what he disclosed too early.

Hypothesis: Wigand gave a reporter a detailed outline of the new film that was being worked on.


Premise: The papacy in Rome had lost prestige with the dissolution of the Jesuits and the crippling loss of revenue from the Hapsburg Church reforms.

Hypothesis: The papacy gained prestige.


Premise: Importantly, our governing statute requires GAO to perform such committee requests.

Hypothesis: The statute does not require anything of the GAO.


Premise: Just as he expected, the reaction was spontaneous, euphoric and unequivocally positive.

Hypothesis: The euphoric reaction made him really happy.


Premise: this is true and and and and and the way the law reads uh if they sentence you to

Hypothesis: This is false considering what the law states.


Premise: Its rooms, views, and amenities rival those of more expensive hotels on the same beach.

Hypothesis: The rooms rival the expensive hotels around it.


Premise: i i was tired of blow outs

Hypothesis: I have grown tired of getting blow outs.


Premise: Woops!"  The bird had dipped downward, rushing toward the ground.

Hypothesis: The bird piked upwards, aiming for the sky.


Premise: yeah and uh it also has a forty megabyte hard drive built in

Hypothesis: It has a 10 megabyte hard drive in it.


Premise: However, that Executive Order has been replaced by Executive Order 12988, Civil Justice Reform, effective May 5, 1996.

Hypothesis: Executive Order 12988 has not replaced the previous Executive Order.


Premise: If a standardized intervention is not used, audio tapes can at least give an idea of how it works.

Hypothesis: Audio interventions do not exist, one must see a standard one to get the gist of it.


Premise: I sighed.

Hypothesis: I was stressed.


Premise: 2.6 Attestation engagements concern examining, reviewing, or performing agreed upon procedures on a subject matter or an assertion4 about a subject matter and reporting on the results.

Hypothesis: Attestation engagements deal with reviewing procedures about one health issue.


Premise: Newsweek also lets Martha Stewart describe her successful foray into Web marketing.

Hypothesis: Martha Stewart's web marketing effort was a spectacular failure.


Premise: This tiny, wood-panelled room is covered all over with lacquered paintings of flowers and fruit in rococo style.

Hypothesis: There are paintings of flows and fruit all over the tiny wood panelled room.


Premise: Among the elegant, spotless timbered houses of the 16th-century Place du March??, note the fine Halle aux Bl??s (Corn Market) and Hotel de Ville, as well as the handsome Renaissance Puits aux Six Seaux (Six Pails Well) situated between the town hall and the parish church.

Hypothesis: The Six Pails Well is between the church and the town hall.


Premise: As far as White was aware, the plan was this:

Hypothesis: This was the plan, in White's perception.


Premise: The old woman inside said softly to me the words Come try &amp

Hypothesis: She whispered come try and he did.


Premise: Such creatures did not do well in caves.

Hypothesis: The creatures didn't do very well in the caves.


Premise: a716(a), which requires each agency to give GAO information the Comptroller General requires about the duties, powers, activities, organization, and financial transactions of the agency.

Hypothesis: Comptroller General goes sailing in the GAO office.


Premise: yeah that that's that's the part that i don't like too

Hypothesis: No, I don't agree, I love this part!


Premise: The mountainous man roared, the effect in the lion's helm being quite convincing.

Hypothesis: The man winced in pain.


Premise: i can only express myself so much because you know of everything that he taught me you know that my family taught me which is very hard to change that all of a sudden from one year to the next and say i'm sorry you know it's like

Hypothesis: It's hard for me to change in one year what my family has taught me.


Premise: I can tell you, Hastings, it's making life jolly difficult for us.

Hypothesis: Life is a lot easier for us because of this.


Premise: (Click here for the Release 2.0 site.)

Hypothesis: This will take you to the Release 2.0 site.


Premise: The first two, LSTech and LegalMeetings, will be available to all LSC grantees, not just TIG recipients.

Hypothesis: Only LSTech will be available to all LSC grantees.


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

Hypothesis: James added that it's all humbug.


Premise: 'Cause, like, I want a Miata.

Hypothesis: A Miata is a car I would love to have.


Premise: Annette explained in a whisper: 142 "They will think you are still inside.

Hypothesis: Annette yelled the explanation loudly across the room.


Premise: because basically out there it was mostly a clay soil very hard to to grow very hard to cultivate and when we came up here uh to California uh we're in the Monterrey area and it's very uh nice sandy soil rich soil and the weather is perfect for growing just about anything you want to grow

Hypothesis: It is hard to cultivate in the clay soil.


Premise: The official Archaeological Museum of Luxor lies a little way north.

Hypothesis: There is an official museum in the north.


Premise: oh to find my most important parts but i don't know i don't know if i'm going to go go i wish was an avid camper and i could really talk about like gardening or something i can talk about that a lot but um

Hypothesis: I'd like to be an avid camper.


Premise: Although at 355 m (1,164 ft) the altitude of the balcony is less than half that of Terreiro da Luta, the sweeping views from west to east and back into the terraced hillsides are superb.

Hypothesis: The area is entirely flat and contains no buildings.


Premise: Yet a few lines later, Hugo wrote, his Bonapartist blood

Hypothesis: Hugo omitted the part about his Bonapartist blood.


Premise: In my opinion, modernizing agency performance appraisal and management systems and linking them to agency strategic plans and desired outcomes should be a top priority.

Hypothesis: Performance appraisal and management systems are standalone devices; there's no need to update them.


Premise: you know when when he sort of went away i started thinking yeah well he was performing fairly well but he really wasn't worth the baggage you know

Hypothesis: He went away and I thought he was doing well but wasn't worth the hassle of his off-court behavior.


Premise: What was unusual about this request was that roughly $1.

Hypothesis: There was something unusual about the request stemming from the cost analysis.


Premise: All I can do is promise you they didn't.'

Hypothesis: I can only assure you that they did not.


Premise: And U.K. giant British Telecom purchased MCI.

Hypothesis: British Telecom went bankrupt 10 years ago.


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

Hypothesis: Investing a portion of Social Security revenues in stocks was proposed by Clinton.


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

Hypothesis: Safire uses journalistic cheating.


Premise: No, I can't say that I do.

Hypothesis: Yes, I do.


Premise: That's so, said Julius with a nod.

Hypothesis: Julius nodded in agreement.


Premise: and it'll or you know or someone will transport them to a specific church even though it's you know maybe it's thirty minutes away because it's a big you know Dallas area is a big metropolitan area but a lot of these places have have churches or have have individual transportation that's that's something i'd look for something that would make me happy

Hypothesis: Most churches in the Dallas area offer transportation.


Premise: If the discount is not offered, the mailer would clearly not do the work or receive the improved service.

Hypothesis: The mailer will not do the work if the discount isn't offered.


Premise: But now he was not sure.

Hypothesis: Now he was certain.