Premise: um-hum right i see well now can i improvise with adding using another color color instead you know what comes close

Hypothesis: I finally understand how to do it, thank you!


Premise: The principal, during the meeting with the parents, had painted grand visions for the future - in two years he planned to open four more school in the city (one fully configured for gaming exclusively on Korean servers) and a school in every town where the computer user saturation level was above 23 percent..

Hypothesis: The principal wanted to open four more schools.


Premise: A week before Henry died from cancer, he directed his wife, from his bedroom window, on the planting of a new bed of irises.

Hypothesis: Henry passed away from an illness, leaving his wife behind.


Premise: was worthless to him now.

Hypothesis: Was useful to him.


Premise: In a League of His Own, gushed the New York Times . However, the computer that ranks tennis players by their recent performance in tournaments elevated Andre Agassi, who lost the Wimbledon final, to the top rank, with Sampras third.

Hypothesis: A computer that guesses tennis wins was wrong about Agassi winning Winbledon, as he lost in the quarterfinals.


Premise: There is little to hold the attention here although the area has seen important historical incidents which have had a bearing on modern Jamaica.

Hypothesis: The area is irrelevant to modern Jamaica.


Premise: The Federal Financial Management Improvement Act of 1996 requires, among other things, that agencies implement and maintain financial management systems that substantially comply with federal financial management systems requirements.

Hypothesis: Agencies can decide whether or not they wish to implement a fiancial management system.


Premise: The web site will serve as a comprehensive portal for low-income Mainers seeking legal assistance information of any type, providing information from all of the state's legal services providers as well as state agencies and other sources of information and assistance.

Hypothesis: The website helps poor people in Maine get legal help.


Premise: discount does not change.

Hypothesis: The discount changes each week.


Premise: and i always tell people if you ever go up in one you just that's it you be hooked

Hypothesis: I always tell people that they will love going up in one.


Premise: We ascended up a broken staircase, and found my front door.

Hypothesis: My front door was a bright sunny yellow color.


Premise: The game of payback never ends.

Hypothesis: The game of payback may actually have an end


Premise: There is simply nothing on earth like it.

Hypothesis: There are other things like this in other places.


Premise: The Globe runs what it says is Martin's open letter to Shepherd, in which he pleads with her to open [her] heart and do what's right by repaying him the $4,000 she reportedly owes him.

Hypothesis: In the open letter to Shepherd, Martin pleads with her to open her hear and do what's right by repaying him the $4000, that she reportedly owes him.


Premise: CityHall (200 N. Spring Street), built in 1928, was the tallest building in the city until height restrictions were lifted in 1957.

Hypothesis: CityHall was designed and constructed in the year 1933.


Premise: They grinned and tensed their muscles.

Hypothesis: The arm muscles were tensed.


Premise: Inspector General and GAO audit findings reported since July 1999.

Hypothesis: A major audit took place in 1999.


Premise: Northeast of Simon's tomb rises Mount Scopus.

Hypothesis: Simon's Tomb was built a hundred meters away from Mount Scopus.


Premise: IDHS assumed the responsibility for administering cash assistance, food stamps, and Medicaid eligibility programs.

Hypothesis: IDHS now has the responsibility for handling all traffic stops and ticket collection.


Premise: The Democratic senator opposed the Gulf War because Saddam Hussein is no Hitler, and the control of Kuwaiti oil was not a cause worth dying for.

Hypothesis: The senator was a Democrat who did not support the Gulf War.


Premise: yeah they down here they they stopped for awhile or they really made it hard to hunt them i don't know what it's like now i haven't been back up there in awhile

Hypothesis: They stopped momentarily and made it difficult to find them, but it may be different now.


Premise: yeah well my husband's real good at using them

Hypothesis: My husband knows what I like.


Premise: Except Bob  He sat, glaring and silent, through the entire speech.

Hypothesis: He sat silent during the whole speech.


Premise: That is a high crime.

Hypothesis: That's not illegal, just frowned upon.


Premise: Our salvation this night, said Jon.

Hypothesis: Jon is being murdered.


Premise: Even on the warmest day a stiff, cold breeze blows steadily up the fell.

Hypothesis: The cold breeze is steady.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah you have to you have poultry place what do you what other what dishes do you serve with it

Hypothesis: What do you make from the fish market?


Premise: um although i would like to know how to handle one and i think it's good that everybody and i think everybody should learn how to handle one

Hypothesis: I think everybody should learn how to handle one.


Premise: and uh you you know they are O and four but i think they're going to be one and four at the end of today they're sitting here with two out in the ninth with a uh fifteen to three lead

Hypothesis: It's late in the game and they are leading so I think they will win their first of four games.


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 struggled after the initial invasions.


Premise: you know just something about the place makes it not not quite enjoyable

Hypothesis: It's not fun to visit there.


Premise: Microsoft spokesmen simultaneously profess 1) reluctance at being forced to stoop to lobbying and 2) chagrin at having done so belatedly.

Hypothesis: Microsoft spokesmen do not wish to be forced to lobby, and feel bad about having to do so in such a manner.


Premise: Rarely is she paid the full fee.

Hypothesis: She's rarely paid the her entire fee.


Premise: Shopping in Singapore

Hypothesis: Going to see and movie and then going home.


Premise: Another began to rise, and another.

Hypothesis: They started coming up after being liberated.


Premise: Mr. Bookstaver's reasoning for the delay went deeper than journalistic instinct, back to his years as press officer for the Emergency Services Unit of the New York Fire Department.

Hypothesis: His reason for stalling was rooted in his past positions.


Premise: The original Cityof David, where Solomon reigned and where the Old Testament prophets walked, was located on a lower ridge just to the south of the present Old City

Hypothesis: The original Jerusalem city was found just south of the present Old City.


Premise: But even if you never leave your car, the huge billboards beaming with the faces of celebrities promoting their latest movie or recording (or simply themselves) announce this is the town's wild play palace.

Hypothesis: It's really annoying.


Premise: c) Laundry detergent.

Hypothesis: Tide laundry detergent is option c


Premise: In his speech to the coalition, Bush used the word compassion 16 times.

Hypothesis: Bush used the word compassion 16 times.


Premise: You'd never dream what's underneath.

Hypothesis: You couldn't dream of what is beneath.


Premise: Jon held out his hand to stop him.

Hypothesis: Jon waved his hand as a greeting.


Premise: The Administrator is not required to allocate allowances under such sections to a unit for which the owner or operator fails to submit information in accordance with the regulations promulgated under this subparagraph.

Hypothesis: The Administrator should allocate allowances under such sections.


Premise: (Dictionary of Banking and Finance, Jerry M. Rosenberg, Ph.D., Wiley & Sons, New York, 1982, hereafter cited as Rosenberg's Dictionary.)

Hypothesis: Rosenberg wrote a workbook about banking and finance.


Premise: yeah well i think you'd probably have to put me at the at the ten area ten or nine

Hypothesis: I think I would be in the four or five area.


Premise: It is emotional meaning that she registers, with a vivid simplicity and in the unlikeliest of places.

Hypothesis: It's has a very simple meaning in the dictionary.


Premise: On the left, you see the happy few being welcomed by Saint Peter.

Hypothesis: The statue of Saint Peter was built in Roman times.


Premise: But there's a box just round the corner."

Hypothesis: There's a small box around the corner.


Premise: It would give him four good shots before he had to spend any significant time reloading.

Hypothesis: His weapon was capable of firing 4 times.


Premise: I should say he 'reserved judgment.'

Hypothesis: He made a decision at that moment.


Premise: guys that are playing for long time uh they're playing Duke uh this weekend uh the average age on Duke's team is nineteen years old

Hypothesis: The average age on Duke's team is 31 years old.


Premise: and well i know once when we had a we usually round inspection time we find out there's something wrong with our car but um once the muffler needed to be changed and uh he had looked at it himself and but we saw a commercial for like fourteen or twenty dollars or something for a change he said that's really really good so he went in and uh but when they quoted him a price they really wanted fifty or something anyway but the car that the muffler people had um my at least my husband felt that they had damaged the muffler further you know they had punctured a big hole in it when it really could have just been patched or whatever and so since then i don't think he's ever even seriously considered a you know any kind of job he thought he could do himself

Hypothesis: My husband drove off, and took it to a different shop.


Premise: The argument is subtle and carefully developed, lacking anything even faintly resembling the wild claims or irrational speculation that a lunatic might produce.

Hypothesis: They worked hard to devise their argument.


Premise: In addition, the agency's risk assessment process (as called for in the OMB guidance14) should disclose the risks considered that would prevent the system from successfully complying with the criteria selected by the agency.

Hypothesis: The risk assessment process helps with regulating risks.


Premise: 'I...I want to say thank you.

Hypothesis: I want to say sorry.


Premise: and they get the wrong medicine just because you know the the aides or whoever just give them the wrong medicine and so many of them you know are

Hypothesis: The medicines are given to the right patients.


Premise: The first question you should ask yourself is, Are you man enough for DirecPC's 400,000-bits-per-second bandwidth?

Hypothesis: The DirecPC has a bandwidth of 400,000 bits per second.


Premise: Bennett is right to the extent that there's no excuse for telling falsehoods in the course of raising otherwise legitimate issues.

Hypothesis: There is no recourse in telling lies when talking about actual issues.


Premise: It's true that different pieces benefit from different treatment

Hypothesis: Different treatment has harmed different pieces.


Premise: 'In this world? What would I do with it? I let you have it.

Hypothesis: I don't see any use for it, you can have it.


Premise: and i am not saying that we should give them the world either but I think we should pay them a little more money um they say a hundred and eighty days a year is all they work and i don't really believe that i think it's a lot more than that when you figure the hours and time they put into the school and stuff alright and even if is only a hundred and eighty days a year lets pay them for the hundred and eighty days a year i mean

Hypothesis: They get paid way too much.


Premise: oh our payments are like two twenty

Hypothesis: I understand. We've been paying $600 per month for the most basic coverage.


Premise: He was so happy to be alive, yet all of those dead haunted him.

Hypothesis: He was thrilled that he was living.


Premise: Although the blinds were up, the window itself was shut, so I couldn't catch a word of what they said.

Hypothesis: The window was shut and they were talking so quietly that I couldn't hear a word of what they said.


Premise: If its terms were made public, it would mean disaster… .

Hypothesis: If the public knew the conditions of the agreement, it would result in anarchy.


Premise: To enhance his glory, the Sun King turned to foreign conquest.

Hypothesis: The Sun King decided to take military action abroad in order to improve his reputation.


Premise: The Cameri is also the only theatre in town to regularly stage productions with a simultaneous English translation (every Tuesday night).

Hypothesis: Many theatres in town offer performances in various languages.


Premise: A battle that never happened.

Hypothesis: The battle did not occur.


Premise: This is the spot where Mary Magdalene is believed to have discovered the resurrection of Jesus.

Hypothesis: Jesus found Mary resurrected over here.


Premise: I couldn't think of any witty retorts.

Hypothesis: I was not able to think of any come backs.


Premise: Sculptures inside the gallery include works by Giacometti, and there are several large sculptures by Henry Moore displayed in the surrounding grounds.

Hypothesis: Henry Moore made several large sculptures on display in the surrounding grounds of the gallery.


Premise: Yet it is uniformly bound to match the others.

Hypothesis: The book was bound to match the others.


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

Hypothesis: He told Jacob to lay off politics for a while.


Premise: which is computer you know

Hypothesis: I know of Lenovo and Dell computers.


Premise: Finding your way from one place to another is a major part of being here; there are attractions scattered from Malibu to Disneyland.

Hypothesis: There is so much to discover all across the area, from Malibu to Disneyland.


Premise: The Kal came at him, club swinging high.

Hypothesis: The Kal swung his club high at Adrin.


Premise: If they come, we will defend ourselves.

Hypothesis: We will fight back if they come.


Premise: Take the long walk at low tide east to the cliffs of the Vaches Noires (Black Cows).

Hypothesis: The speaker is suggesting the reader / listener talk the long walk at low tide.


Premise: Look at the surprisingly fine carving of the bracket figures in the dancing hall, achieved by the craftsmen working with soft steatite soapstone which subsequently hardened to the texture of granite.

Hypothesis: The original worked material was much softer than the finished product.


Premise: Were it not for LaGuardia's grand vision of public hospitals, colleges, parks, public transportation, and affordable housing, New York City might have just been another Newark.

Hypothesis: LaGuardia's grand vision ultimately proved fruitless because no one in New York took his ideas seriously and they preferred to follow the example of Newark.


Premise: I, Hercule Poirot, affirm that the man who entered the chemist's shop, and purchased strychnine at six o'clock on Monday last was not Mr. Inglethorp, for at six o'clock on that day Mr. Inglethorp was escorting Mrs. Raikes back to her home from a neighbouring farm.

Hypothesis: I can confirm that Mr. Inglethorp was the man who entered the chemist's shop.


Premise: The fellow was lying on the ground, staring at the sky with his hands clasped behind his head.

Hypothesis: The guy was lying on the ground and staring up at the sky.


Premise: If you have time for only one evening walk in Osaka, this is the one.

Hypothesis: Please visit Kyoto if you have the chance.


Premise: I do not believe that.

Hypothesis: It is most certainly not true.


Premise: i was i was just uh oh well let's see i guess we've talked what almost five minutes

Hypothesis: We've talked for almost five minutes.


Premise: okay yeah that's good well they say that walking is just as good if not better than jogging

Hypothesis: They say that walking is just as beneficial as jogging.


Premise: TUMORS AND IS A TERMINAL ILLNESS.

Hypothesis: The illness finally had a cure.


Premise: yeah i think that's great because i mean you know you you it's less guilt you feel knowing that you have to leave them everyday if you can go in and see them for ten or fifteen minutes around a lunch hour or

Hypothesis: It's much better this way because you can see them at lunch and not feel bad about missing them.


Premise: would have one i mean me and my husband have the same kind of car my brother and his wife drive the same kind of car my sister has the same kind of car and my father has the same kind so it's you know when we get together and go places

Hypothesis: My husband and I have a blue Honda Accord; my brother has a green Mini; my sister has a black Range Rover.


Premise: Step inside the lift.

Hypothesis: Sit down on the floor.


Premise: The woman spun and released her grip.

Hypothesis: The lady released the rope from her tight grip.


Premise: yeah we we talked about that too in fact um our sister-in-law Laura's brother's wife you know was talking about you know putting strawberries uh moving their strawberries because they just moved

Hypothesis: Our sister-in-law was talking about strawberries


Premise: He was independent.

Hypothesis: He was dependent on his parents.


Premise: Here he cannot.

Hypothesis: Here he can't go around giving orders.


Premise: The primary federal regulator in connection with financial accounting and reporting for public companies is the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Hypothesis: The SEC also regulates privately held companies.


Premise: um that's something that i'd be very interested in very interested in learning

Hypothesis: I'm very interested in knowing more about that.


Premise: (Heaven's Gate members had to go to Mexico for the operation because no California doctor would perform it on them.)

Hypothesis: California physicians were not willing to do the operation.


Premise: But one thing is essential, I must see the girl."

Hypothesis: But I have to see the girl, no matter what.


Premise: In recent years it was fashionable to look down on the Champs-Elysees (many Parisians claimed they never set foot there), but it is returning to favor.

Hypothesis: It was fashionable to look down on it.


Premise: oh yeah sure and in addition to that we have the cost because you have to pay something

Hypothesis: We have to pay at least $100.


Premise: Costs to complete critical maintenance, that is, maintenance that, if not performed, could lead to irreparable damage to the PP&E or to its unusability, range from $ 120 to $ 150 million.

Hypothesis: Critical maintenance is very pricey and crucial.


Premise: The identical statues were carved by the 13th-century masters Kokei, Unkei, and Tankei, ably aided by 70 assistants.

Hypothesis: The masters were aided by 650 assistant to carve the statue.


Premise: The Salon del Trono (Throne Room) occupies the very center of the south facade of the palace.

Hypothesis: The palace throne room is at the very center of the south end of the building.


Premise: or you know this month but one day because you know our bills will catch up with us if i am or you know i can't we can't go on a two week vacation because uh i wouldn't make any overtime in two weeks so that would really hurt us financially and you know just things like that all time and you know we we really see how we're

Hypothesis: We have planned a three week vacation starting next weekend.


Premise: Good morning, Sagittarian.

Hypothesis: Good morning, Sagittarian.


Premise: If one question answered yes yields a positive test score, asking that one first and stopping as soon as the score is positive would be the most efficient approach.

Hypothesis: It is most efficient to stop as soon as a question results in a positive score.


Premise: A small square on the seafront marks the center of town.

Hypothesis: A small compass near the forrest marks the edge of the town.


Premise: One line, unintended as an epigram, stings unforgettably.

Hypothesis: A nonsensical remark is unforgettable.


Premise: and so i like the IBM PC personally

Hypothesis: Personally, I like the IBM PC


Premise: What could be more delightful?

Hypothesis: What is so delightful?


Premise: uh on a seminar for a week

Hypothesis: At a conference for three weeks.


Premise: When analyzing Argentina, it's important to keep in mind that since we've been cheated many times, we have learned how to beat the system.

Hypothesis: We learned how to beat the system because we were cheated so often.


Premise: Ca'daan released a breath he didn't realize he held.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan was very tense.


Premise: Hastily Drew expressed his satisfaction at the news and added: "This is my cousin from Texas, Hamilcar.

Hypothesis: Drew has a family in Texas.


Premise: well if they do they don't know of it you know

Hypothesis: They might not do it.


Premise: yeah that that that's really nice that they started doing that because it's the problem is you take them to some place nice and and you know the um even a place where they have to to sit down even if they really get kids they get they get bored in a hurry

Hypothesis: Kids often get bored really quickly.


Premise: Dominic, a director of exploitative films and television, contends that the theater is a dead form.

Hypothesis: Dominic is devastated about theater being a dead form.


Premise: These survey results are also consistent with the experience of one large corporation that we contacted in 1994 after learning that it had established a program to capture and use for company travel frequent flyer miles received by employees on company business.

Hypothesis: Survey results are not in line with the experience of a large corporation.


Premise: Spurred on by the  Hawaii Calls  live radio program broadcast weekly to the US, Canada, and Australia from Waikiki, millions fell under the spell of a new island paradise of surf and hula aimed at tourists.

Hypothesis: There is a live radio program called Hawaii Waves.


Premise: um-hum they really are

Hypothesis: They are so real.


Premise: oh there's parts in it that don't move yeah

Hypothesis: Yep, there are parts in it that definitely move


Premise: We don't have rational drug policies in the streets or public schools because we don't have rational discussions about drug use.

Hypothesis: Drug policies aren't rational because we aren't having such discussions about drug use in schools.


Premise: yeah right there's no one for her to go talk to and there's also no one to to kind of come in and take over for her and allow her some time to herself for even a day you know because there's fewer and fewer people left or women that left at home to do that

Hypothesis: She has no one to call to come and help her and take the stress off.


Premise: which and that was what i was thinking exactly about because in the Soviet Union they had an election and they had what like a ninety eight percent turnout

Hypothesis: The Soviet Union had a very low turnout for voters in their election.


Premise: They shouldn't have needed to torture the crone.

Hypothesis: The crone tortured them for hours.


Premise: He still gives time to the bar association, serving on the Pro Bono Committee.

Hypothesis: He still works on the Pro Bono Committee.


Premise: Equipped with all the Victorian upper-middle class comforts the colonials were used to, the more maneuverable, smaller houseboats made their way to other lakes for duck-shoots or just for the pleasures of the cruise, while the larger ones stayed languidly put.

Hypothesis: Because the Victorian ships were adequately nimble, they were able to move more quickly than the larger boats.


Premise: so you feel good about it what kind of a system does he have does he have a power mower or a riding mower

Hypothesis: He cuts all of the grass on his lawn using scissors.


Premise: His proposal introduces prescription drug coverage and eliminates payment for preventive services but aims to cut costs by stoking price competition among HMOs and requiring patients to chip in for some services.

Hypothesis: Patients would need to pay a pretty penny for services, but they would not need to pay for prescription coverage or preventative services.


Premise: The Mycenaeans were an acquisitive race who came to conquer, not to trade.

Hypothesis: The Mycenaeans just wanted to take over.


Premise: I confess I've never had the subject of a piece try to replace me as author, but I figured it was up to the editors; so I gave Morris my editor's number.

Hypothesis: The editors appreciate my work and want me to continue as an author.


Premise: yeah well i'm not real sure why i got this topic because i don't think i checked it off on the list because i know very little about the current immigration laws

Hypothesis: I am not well educated on current immigration laws so I am not sure how this topic got brought up.


Premise: yeah we had a rabbit up until uh last summer and we gave him away because the girls lost interest in him and couple of them we're getting allergic to rabbits uh i uh we had a tough time deciding on a name so i named him uh Mister Tibbar and they wanted to know how i figured out that name and i said well it's rabbit spelled backwards

Hypothesis: We had a brown rabbit.


Premise: Where is beauty?

Hypothesis: What is beautiful around here?


Premise: we decided the only way we could afford vacations is to go camping

Hypothesis: Camping of the only trip we can afford.


Premise: He should know.

Hypothesis: He should not know that.


Premise: Imagine that.

Hypothesis: Draw it.


Premise: Don't think I won't, Mex!

Hypothesis: I will shoot, Mex.


Premise: Over its long history, the cathedral has witnessed many momentous occasions.

Hypothesis: The cathedral was built less than a decade ago.


Premise: The day had started.

Hypothesis: The day was over.


Premise: Clinton asks, Why not?

Hypothesis: Clinton asks, why not invade Iraq?


Premise: and by the next year you'll have pretty much a solid bed of strawberries

Hypothesis: you will hopefully have a solid amount of orange by the next year


Premise: In fact, if I understand the rules, a $17 billion foundation will have to give away roughly $170 million per quarter and, in today's market and economy, ought to have considerably more than that to spend, even after hedging against inflation.

Hypothesis: A foundation worth $170 billion dollars is doing everything in the right way.


Premise: Until 1994 the stage for spectacular open-air operas in the summer, the calidarium was vast enough for the unique setting of Verdi's Aida and its processions of elephants, camels, and endless cast.

Hypothesis: The enormous size of the calidarium meant that it could accommodate hoards of camels and elephants.


Premise: The field of Kermario has a dolmen (chamber built of flat slabs on pillars) and 1,029 menhirs in 10 rows.

Hypothesis: A dolmen, along with 1,200 menhirs in 20 rows lie in the field of Kermario.


Premise: The man's twenty years younger than you, and don't you fool yourself as to what he married you for.

Hypothesis: You have money and he married you for that money.


Premise: In any case, it's hard to imagine Clinton's vice president, Al Gore, accepting bundles of cash in his White House office as Spiro Agnew did.

Hypothesis: Al Gore is currently illegally accepting money at his office.


Premise: but he may not pitch this season again

Hypothesis: But he may not pitch again, at least in this season.


Premise: It's known for showcasing important new Irish playwrights.

Hypothesis: Old Mexican artisans are often put on here.


Premise: A 50 percent increase to $15 million is expected for 2001.

Hypothesis: It will increase 50% in 2001.


Premise: right how you how you dress to go to work and how it changes from season to season

Hypothesis: Normally you wear pants in the winter and skirts in the summer.


Premise: In fact, while KYC was dying a very public death it was thriving in the shadows.

Hypothesis: KYC was thriving in the shadows, despite its public image.


Premise: Perhaps his most astounding coup was the monstrous Kitano tea ceremony attended by hundreds of rich and poor followers, who were all obliged to stay to the end.

Hypothesis: The rich followers attended the tea ceremony without the poor followers.


Premise: You did not hear the table fall?

Hypothesis: You heard the table fall, correct?


Premise: The one who fled the quirt came up against the side of the building almost shoulder to shoulder with Drew.

Hypothesis: He ran to the side of the building right next to Drew.


Premise: The one extracurricular venue where I run into a lot of Asian-Americans is a Very Serious music school in Scarsdale, the suburban town in the New York area that (because of its famous school system) has the most name-brand appeal for transferred Japanese executives.

Hypothesis: I do not see any Asian-American music students in Boston.


Premise: In the Place Saint-Michel students buy textbooks and stationery, and linger around the ornate Second Empire fountain.

Hypothesis: The Place Saint-Michel is frequented by students who come to buy school supplies and hang out at the plaza.


Premise: Joint Committee on Taxation.

Hypothesis: They had many new members.


Premise: 'That's even worse.'

Hypothesis: That is better.


Premise: The e-rate plan also mistakenly imagines that high speed, affordable Internet service will never reach rural America without government help.

Hypothesis: The e-rate plan imagines that affordable internet service in American will not work without the help of the government.


Premise: 'I doubt it.

Hypothesis: I don't think so.


Premise: I could ask myself why? but I know the answer.

Hypothesis: I already know the answer the the question: why?


Premise: A smaller Church of the Burning Bush sits within the complex marking the spot where the bush stood.

Hypothesis: The church was burnt down.


Premise: Other participants believed that there is no shortage of qualified board members willing to serve and that the board needed to look beyond the list of usual suspects.

Hypothesis: Some people think that there are plenty of qualified board members available.


Premise: Kevin's Kitchen, and the roofless cathedral.

Hypothesis: The cathedral has a beautiful roof.


Premise: A girl? The Russian's voice rose contemptuously.

Hypothesis: The Russian is happy that she is a girl.


Premise: Can't ask him to learn a new trick.

Hypothesis: He can be asked to learn a new trick.


Premise: you know this may be really out on a limb but i might go with Buffalo as as good as they were toward the end of the year got into the Super Bowl and just just missed think they'll be hungry next year

Hypothesis: I am a Buffalo fan.


Premise: Hot pot - a social game for two to six people, requiring special equipment costing three to five thousand euro - consisting of a chase in special resembling frying pans vehicles powered by the human masticatory muscles.

Hypothesis: Hot Pot is a game that can only be played in vehicles that are on a flat surface.


Premise: I watched him suspiciously.

Hypothesis: I decided to oversee his actions warily.


Premise: The most common service consideration would involve the number of days to delivery, but mailers can also be interested in achieving delivery on a certain date or even in reducing the risk that the piece is lost in the mail.

Hypothesis: Mailers can deliver on a certain day so the mail not lost.


Premise: not on the keyboard my friend's cat gets on the keyboard you know

Hypothesis: Not my keyboard, my friend's cat does though.


Premise: How dull I am to have missed it.

Hypothesis: I must be dull to miss that.


Premise: Unless you're born eating [them], you never will.

Hypothesis: You can learn to love them quickly.


Premise: The chief had to work nights, because he wasn't as skilled as his slight colleague from the far corner of the programmers' room.

Hypothesis: He got to work day shift because he was the best in the business.


Premise: Today, a small fleet of sponge fishermen still sets sail every summer, although the crop remains in decline.

Hypothesis: A large fleet of sponge fishermen set sail every year.


Premise: Holyhead?

Hypothesis: Your head has a halo over it?


Premise: Even his pit bulls restrained themselves.

Hypothesis: Even his pit bulls practiced self-control.


Premise: I was hardly as clear as I could wish.

Hypothesis: It wasn't as clear as I wanted.


Premise: My prayers will make good omens for good people.

Hypothesis: People will have good things happens to them if I pray.


Premise: Otherwise, you're overpaying.

Hypothesis: Otherwise, you are robbing them.


Premise: had an enormous jump in the uh in the SAT rate

Hypothesis: A small jump was observed in the SAT rate.


Premise: oh  who doesn't have credit cards

Hypothesis: Who doesn't have credit cards?


Premise: We don't have to.

Hypothesis: We do not need to.


Premise: The Congress of Vienna of 1815, with an aim to reorganize Europe after Napoleon's escapades, did not re-establish an independent Poland.

Hypothesis: The congress of vienna of 1815 failed to re-establish an independant poland.


Premise: .. something different.

Hypothesis: Something that is not the same.


Premise: When Brady photographed the leaders of the antebellum years--Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, and the rest--he turned them into actors too.

Hypothesis: Webster and Clay were leaders in Vietnam.


Premise: They are more than happy to sell out and more than happy to make fun of themselves for doing it.

Hypothesis: The athletes don't care if they become sell outs.


Premise: I want to keep it safe."He handed the paper to the gambler.

Hypothesis: I want to keep it safe. He gave the paper to the gambler.


Premise: The student filed a sexual harassment complaint against McHugh, who admitted to showing his hernia scar but insisted that the full Monty was accidental.

Hypothesis: While showing off his hernia scar, McHugh accidentally flashed the "full Monty" at a student, who later filed a sexual harassment complaint.


Premise: like this thing this is a pretty good idea i didn't even know they were thinking about it i wonder if they thought about it themselves or whether someone somewhere is really uh thinking that uh it'd be a good idea to have everybody spend some time in public service

Hypothesis: They are the original creators of the idea.


Premise: i don't know i just don't know as a matter of fact i had uh one of these conversations the other day where our topic was uh capital punishment and you know the death penalty and you know what you know we were talking about that

Hypothesis: I argued that the death penalty is always wrong.


Premise: huh yeah yeah i think that's probably true too that's that's that's sort of scary

Hypothesis: It is frightening since it may be true.


Premise: Either way, sellers would find their inflated profits eroded.

Hypothesis: In any case sellers can assume their profits to decrease.


Premise: But nothing has replaced it.

Hypothesis: It has been replaced quickly.


Premise: okay how far about how far do you go walking

Hypothesis: How far do you jog?


Premise: (Actually, some of the bombs were pretty good movies, like Wolf and Remains of the Day, while others, like the much-maligned Last Action Hero with Arnold Schwarzenegger, were failures in an interesting way.)

Hypothesis: Some of the bombs were good movies.


Premise: The advertisement has appeared, and there are only two answers!"

Hypothesis: There are only two answers to this advertisement!


Premise: Flaws in the marble so enraged the artist that he hurled a hammer at it, destroying Christ's left leg the left arm has been restored and the rather insipid Mary Magdalen was later added by a pupil.

Hypothesis: The artist was so angry about the marble that he spent a year chiseling it until it was perfect.


Premise: The sun must have been moving fast enough so that no single spot became too hot, or else the phlogiston layer somehow dissipated the heat.

Hypothesis: No spot became too hot, because the sun was moving fast.


Premise: yeah it it's not like this in Pennsylvania

Hypothesis: It is the same in Pennsylvania.


Premise: To more vividly convey that coloring, many newspapers encourage their reporters to wield the tools of the novelist, opening a story with an evocative detail, such as these leads, both from the front of today's New York Times : Ana Estela Lopeze dreamed of saving enough money to return to El Salvador to open a clothing store and build a three-bedroom house; and Rani, an illiterate woman from the washermen's caste, changed into her prettiest sari one recent morning.

Hypothesis: Many newspapers do not encourage their reporters.


Premise: To these adaptations, another was added.

Hypothesis: They added another adaptation to the statute.


Premise: Before turning off the coastal plain into the Valley of the Kings, one of the most impressive Theban temples comes into view on the left, that of Queen Hatshepsut.

Hypothesis: After you turn of into the Valley of the Kings you will see an impressive Theban temple.


Premise: Novelist Emile Zola poured forth arguments against industrial exploitation.

Hypothesis: Emile Zola advocated for a system of employment insurance and employment laws.


Premise: Also named is Dominium Management Services Inc., property manager of the two apartment complexes.

Hypothesis: Dominium Management Services Inc., property manager of the apartment complexes, was named as well.


Premise: Middle Ages

Hypothesis: A time in which life on Earth first started.


Premise: The city walls, like much of the Old City are composed of stones from many parts of the city's long history.

Hypothesis: The walls are made from a hybrid concrete.


Premise: i haven't seen any of that stuff really

Hypothesis: I've never seen anything like that.


Premise: but uh uh that pushes some people

Hypothesis: That pushes some otters off ledges.


Premise: Just as though we didn't count."

Hypothesis: We don't count, so we're going home.


Premise: and uh uh but i had no earthly i didn't do well in chemistry in high school and had no earthly idea that i'd get my degree in chemistry

Hypothesis: I did poorly in high school chemistry so I was surprised that I got my degree in it.


Premise: Mind you, not just something wrong, but something that would separate you from God and send you to hell if death came before confession.

Hypothesis: The speaker is Christian.


Premise: Expect a single dive to cost around 5,000 7,000 esc.

Hypothesis: All dives cost between 5,000 and 7,000 esc.


Premise: Due to geographical and historical factors, no one has ever built a round-the-coast road, thus many of the best beaches can be reached only by dusty trails more suitable for horses and carts than buses.

Hypothesis: There is a round the coast road.


Premise: Tommy caught the word "Ireland" several times, also "propaganda," but of Jane Finn there was no mention.

Hypothesis: Tommy got other words too.


Premise: He evidently found no well-marked route to follow himself.

Hypothesis: It is unclear whether or not he found a well marked route.


Premise: Taxation and Household Saving.

Hypothesis: It has to do with taxation and institutional savings.


Premise: it was a macho thing he had to use that but then after he used it one year he took it back to where he got it used and he sold it back to them and traded it in for another one that was smaller

Hypothesis: It was a macho thing he had to use that, but then after he used it for one year, he tried to take it back to where he got it used, but they would not allow him to sell or trade it back to them.


Premise: Your theory may be theoretically valid, but there's no evidence of it in the real world.

Hypothesis: Your theory may be valid it has supporting evidence in reality.


Premise: You have chosen the one point that to my mind tells against him."

Hypothesis: You made a point that is against, you fool.


Premise: The analysis also discusses the alternatives considered such as different compliance dates and the reasons for the alternative selected.

Hypothesis: The alternatives such as different compliance and reason for that alternative are featured in the analysis.


Premise: I need hardly ask what you are doing here, gentlemen, remarked Poirot.

Hypothesis: You and I both know why we're all here, said Poirot.


Premise: I guess I'd like to look him up when I get back.'

Hypothesis: He will be looked up on.


Premise: Do I tell it jus' like it happened, you'll think I'm callin' up mountains outta prairie-dog hills, it's that crazy.

Hypothesis: Do I tell it exactly how it happened even if it is crazy?


Premise: The Wall Street Journal noted that liquor-industry executives are disgruntled with the ban because it prevents them from competing on the tube with beer companies.

Hypothesis: The ban keeps liquor executives from competing on television.


Premise: they can ask questions

Hypothesis: If they have questions, they can ask the judge.


Premise: An alien is eligible for classification as a special agricultural worker if he or she has resided in the United States and performed seasonal agricultural work in the United States for at least 90 man-days during the twelve month period ending May 1, 1986.

Hypothesis: An immigrant from Mexico has the power to become a farm worker in some cases.


Premise: and everything Bush said he backed up of course he course he had some real good help

Hypothesis: Bush was always able to prove what he said.


Premise: The woods thinned out to grasslands, and he went on for hours more before he spotted a cluster of lights ahead.

Hypothesis: He walked on for hours till he spotted some lights.


Premise: They were unearthed on the spot during a 16th-century construction project.

Hypothesis: During a 16th-century construction project they were unearthed on the spot.


Premise: Fully automated systems, for example, may require fewer approvals than manual systems because of automated edits and controls, and the use of automated signatures.

Hypothesis: Automated systems require fewer approvals than manual systems.


Premise: 12866 and was approved by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, OMB as complying with the requirements of the order based on information supplied by SSA, including a planned regulatory action document describing the reason for the rule and an assessment of the costs and budgetary impact of the rule.

Hypothesis: 12867 was approved by the Office of Information and Regulation body OMD.


Premise: The stone-paved lobby area is dominated by an enormous Egyptian-style vase, which at over 5 m (171/2 ft) tall, stands almost as high as a giraffe.

Hypothesis: In the lobby is a huge Egyptian-style vase that is over 5m tall.


Premise: We have close friends who have us to their home for dinner almost every week.

Hypothesis: Our friends frequently invite us to their house for dinner.


Premise: I don't blame you any for what you've been saying.

Hypothesis: I know that it isn't your fault you've been saying these things.


Premise: How Would Establishing Individual Accounts Affect National Saving?

Hypothesis: Establishing individual account would affect national saving negatively.


Premise: As for people you deal with regularly (like doormen, since you're a Manhattanite), grease their palms once every several encounters, or else you'll go crazy and broke.

Hypothesis: If you don't grease the palms of people you deal with, you'll go crazy and broke.


Premise: The people here didn't have many nice clothes, nor much jewellery.

Hypothesis: The people here have lots of diamonds necklaces and designer clothes.


Premise: This means the Lousy Ones in the valenciano dialect and refers to a mercenary company open to all volunteers.

Hypothesis: Anyone who chooses to can join the mercenary company.


Premise: Both men drew their rapiers and daggers in a single quick motion that made Ca'daan's heart leap.

Hypothesis: His heart skipped a beat after seeing how quickly they took out their daggers.


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

Hypothesis: Porto-male behavior includes spitting, cursing, and scratching your balls.


Premise: just so i could see the trees and the fall and such a pretty time

Hypothesis: The trees looked wonderful.


Premise: Then his mind adjusted to the new facts, dismissing his past worries.

Hypothesis: He felt completely relieved.


Premise: I call him that myself.

Hypothesis: We call him the same thing.


Premise: Gradually, the media concluded that the donors were the true victims.

Hypothesis: The media stated that the true victims in the scandal were the innocent children.


Premise: Its annual growth rate, however, fell from 6.7 percent in 1987-90 to 1.9 percent in 1990-93 and further to 0.2 percent in 1993-97.

Hypothesis: Its annual growth rate increased from the late 1980s to the mid 1990s.


Premise: twenty four anyway long time ago and and shortly after i got we got here fourteen years ago and uh they had they had fired him uh because he was too  anyway didn't he didn't have the personality and wasn't drawing the crowds and that's interesting is that's that's what the TV stations do they're trying to get ratings

Hypothesis: Not long after we arrived, he was fired because he wasn't doing well enough to get good enough ratings.


Premise: Wearable Computers (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab).

Hypothesis: Edible, wearable computers (MIT Media Lab).


Premise: The older man glared at me.

Hypothesis: There was a young man glaring at me.


Premise: The frequently rough sea croseng drops passengers at Porto de Abrigo, on the eastern tip of the island.

Hypothesis: The sea crossing is very often quite rough.


Premise: Further, there must be a willingness to dedicate the human capital and monetary resources needed to implement the changes.

Hypothesis: The changes can only be implemented with the necessary human capital and monetary resources.


Premise: He held them back with powerful cuts from his own sword.

Hypothesis: He helped them back with his sword.


Premise: Its more portable treasures were stolen, but a lasting memorial to the massacre is an ossuary, or depository for the bones of the dead.

Hypothesis: The bones of the dead were some of the main treasure that were stolen.


Premise: Quit being so damned responsible.

Hypothesis: Stop fooling around and start taking care of your responsibilities for once.


Premise: The Commission solicited written comments from the public and held two public hearings duly noticed in the Federal Register.

Hypothesis: The public could give their comments in writing only.


Premise: most the time oh man but in Dallas you don't even know who's in in administration there's so many of them

Hypothesis: In Dallas, there are a lot of people in administration so it's hard to know who's who


Premise: The Vital Middle

Hypothesis: The Vital Mean


Premise: yeah yep i'm not too much of a basketball fan but you know i watch a lot i watch different games like

Hypothesis: Basketball is my favorite sport.


Premise: Yet removing the stigma of therapy doesn't mean rejecting consideration of character.

Hypothesis: One could still both reject consideration of character and remove the stigma of therapy.


Premise: Look for the servant girl hurtled into hell for flirting with the devil.

Hypothesis: As a result of flirting with the devil, the servant girl was hurtled into hell.


Premise: what about your car

Hypothesis: You cannot just leave your car here.


Premise: The real concern is that because Microsoft's victory in an earlier derby happens to have given it control over a particularly strategic part of the industry--because it supplies operating systems--it is in a position to squeeze out rival suppliers of other software.

Hypothesis: Microsoft was in a position of power over their rivals.


Premise: Sleuths!

Hypothesis: Gumshoes.


Premise: well why are you participating in this study

Hypothesis: Why do you want to  participate in the study?


Premise: The owner will feign amazement at such an insultingly low price, and discourse at length on the quality of the work, but will eventually suggest a lower price.

Hypothesis: The owner suggests a higher price.


Premise: well yeah you work for TI uh they say that's due to their work ethic now i don't know if that's true or not it just might be a matter of luck

Hypothesis: Where they're working might be due to their hard work, or maybe they're just lucky.


Premise: He thought there were many opportunities through other organizations that should be tapped.

Hypothesis: He was encouraged by the number of possible opportunities.


Premise: (Click to see Moment .) It presents a Republican soldier as he is shot, capturing what usually is interpreted as an instant of noble sacrifice.

Hypothesis: A republican soldier narrowly dodged a bullet.


Premise: No, that is a lie.

Hypothesis: That's completely fabricated.


Premise: Although owners complain about annual losses, there is no shortage of bidders willing to pay record sums for existing teams or new franchises.

Hypothesis: Annual losses do little to damage team or new franchise values.


Premise: Nagarkot, which stands on the crest of a ridge at 2,195 m (7,200 ft), is about an hour's drive from Bhaktapur and one of the best places in the Kathmandu area for viewing the Himalayas.

Hypothesis: The Himalayas can be seen from Nagarot.


Premise: Dublin is rapidly becoming a 24-hour city, so there is plenty to enjoy when your sightseeing is done.

Hypothesis: After finishing sightseeing, there is still much more to do in Dublin.


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

Hypothesis: The rules were made to help keep the same consistency.


Premise: Realizing that attitudes, expectations, and culture seldom change quickly, they plan for whatever time and resources are necessary to create a common ground and organizational cohesiveness.

Hypothesis: It is very rare for cultural expectations to undergo rapid change.


Premise: 33 A worker earning up to $12,500 was to receive a two-to-one (200 percent) match on the first $100 contributed each year and a one-to-one match (100 percent) on additional contributions.

Hypothesis: A worker would receive a two-to-one match on contributions up to $12,500


Premise: He sank on to the bed and gave himself up to reflection.

Hypothesis: He laid down on the bed to think.


Premise: oh really well we're all skinny farts so i it  so when it comes  i like to

Hypothesis: We were obese.


Premise: It has a 14th-century Gothic church with a characteristically Austrian polychrome tiled roof.

Hypothesis: The church's roof is a replacement from the 18th century.


Premise: Funny, Clinton Reportedly Said the Same  William Safire ( Meet the Press ) wows his fellow panelists with the news that he had bumped into Monica Lewinsky at a bar--well, actually, the Cosmos Club--this week.

Hypothesis: Safire ran into Tripp in public.


Premise: Purists say the Cete d'Azur reaches from Cannes to Menton, including only the original, more expensive resort towns of Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, Nice, and Monte-Carlo.

Hypothesis: Purists have a more expansive definition of what constitutes the Cete d'Azur than other people do.


Premise: Improving Environmental Performance at Lower Cost Using Market-Based Mechanisms That Create Incentives for  Using the market-based mechanism of a cap-and-trade program, the Clear Skies Initiative will establish national, federally enforceable emissions limits for each pollutant.

Hypothesis: National emissions limits will be established for each pollutant and it will be federally enforceable.


Premise: In 1987, Stephen Kinzer of the New York Times encountered a contra patrol in northern Nicaragua, chatted with the men amicably for an hour or so, and then got ready to leave.

Hypothesis: Stephen Kinzer talked to some men then got ready to leave.


Premise: yeah boy speaking of Denver on another subject i've been up there like five times in the last three four weeks

Hypothesis: I've heard that Denver is nice, but I haven't had the opportunity to go there.


Premise: Throughout the guide, we make several observations on federal information security practices in order to contrast them with the practices of the nonfederal organizations we studied.

Hypothesis: We discuss the failings of federal information security practices.


Premise: The assistant shoemaker is another of Malamud's weirdly insistent, lonely souls--impelled, who knows why, to devote himself to a hopeless love; still wincing from the horrors of Europe, which he has not entirely escaped; inarticulate, yet bursting with passion, if only his boss, the master shoemaker, will deign to listen.

Hypothesis: The assistant to the shoemaker was lonely, despite devoting himself to his work.


Premise: HDS collects data on mail either sent or received by households.

Hypothesis: The data is kept confidential.


Premise: Figure 2.2 breaks net national saving down into components.

Hypothesis: Figure 2.2 is the cumulative national saving.


Premise: Of course, we do have people who want to be in office, but once in office they don't want to be in control.

Hypothesis: People always want to make changes when they run for office.


Premise: They have done this before.

Hypothesis: They have done this many times.


Premise: The 137-km (85-mile) Wicklow Way long-distance footpath wends its peaceful course through the park, much of it above 1,600 ft (bring rain gear and wear sturdy shoes).

Hypothesis: The 25 mile path is very volatile and could include violent rock slides.


Premise: Similar relics have been around since Phoenician times.

Hypothesis: There have been similar relics for years.


Premise: Will my job be safe?

Hypothesis: Will I lose my job?


Premise: By my calculations, it probably went about 479 feet.

Hypothesis: It seemed to travel only around forty feet.


Premise: There are separate sections of the prayer area facing the Wall reserved for male and female worshippers.

Hypothesis: Under no circumstance are male and female worshippers ever allowed together.


Premise: 'I'm not interested in who we were,' the man snapped.

Hypothesis: He said that he didn't care about who we were.


Premise: For a change of scenery, drive north of Alicante into the rocky, lunar-like landscape of the Cabeao d'Or mountains.

Hypothesis: Cabeao d'Or stands for Moon of the Mountains.


Premise: (Surprisingly, outdoor air pollution is not to  It's better for kids to play outside than inside.)

Hypothesis: It is better for children to play outdoors in spite of the pollution.


Premise: He gave one doubtful look at them, then hurried into an adjacent telephone box.

Hypothesis: He did not make a phone call in the phone booth.


Premise: Most people approach Provence from the north; the warmth of the sun, the red-tiled roofs, the cypress trees, the garrigue (scrubland), and the fragrance of lavender alert you that you have arrived.

Hypothesis: Most people enter Provence from the south.


Premise: you really you just know some people abuse them but not a joke about the person who pays their Master Card off with their Visa

Hypothesis: People are incredibly stupid with money.


Premise: But LSEO persevered.

Hypothesis: LSEO continued to work towards legal access to all.


Premise: Figure 9 illustrates the commercial model for knowledge to be captured and delivered during product integration and product demonstration and the possible application of that model to DOD's acquisition process.

Hypothesis: Figure ten deals with the DOD's intake process.


Premise: Not askin' for no receipt or nothin'.... Topham laughed.

Hypothesis: Topham turned and walked away.


Premise: The cathedral was constructed over several centuries and the facade offers a remarkably harmonious anthology of Gothic architecture.

Hypothesis: Construction began in the Roman period but all of the architecture is Gothic.


Premise: Then again nobody attending an open house to discuss legal aid funding and service issues in the state knew exactly what Thomas A. Balmer went through to give a speech on the subject.

Hypothesis: We all knew what Thomas A. Balmer had gone through to give that speech and it wasn't pretty.


Premise: I am acquainted with the details because well, it was I who found her dead.

Hypothesis: She knew the details because she was the one who found him dead.


Premise: A cloud of arrows hissed upwards, all fortunately too late.

Hypothesis: The arrows arrived earlier than expected.


Premise: yeah yeah uh uh Fernando uh uh Fernando are you from  excuse me you from the North Carolina area

Hypothesis: I used to live in the North Carolina area


Premise: DiClemente pointed out that in an ideal world, primary care would provide consistent contact, and interventions could happen over time.

Hypothesis: If the world was perfect, people would receive primary care any time.


Premise: was it was it a criminal

Hypothesis: Was it a celebrity or maybe big foot?


Premise: well um i i think that we probably are paying a little too much tax considering what we're getting for it and how it's being managed and so forth i mean i i think there could be a better system and we would get more for our money it's totally out of our hands so we don't we can't really do a whole lot about how that money is spent and where it goes and and

Hypothesis: What gets done with our taxes is really beyond what we have a say in.


Premise: Try a 40, he said.

Hypothesis: He told them to try a 40.


Premise: Glaring headlines, sandwiched biographies of every member of the household, subtle innuendoes, the usual familiar tag about the police having a clue.

Hypothesis: The newspapers are full of boring stories which glorify police way too much.


Premise: Madeira can't rank with the Balearic or Canary Islands for nighttime entertainment; it's a much more low-key place.

Hypothesis: The best place to go for nighttime entertainment is Madeira.


Premise: equal to uh most of our competitors

Hypothesis: It is equal to most of our competitors.


Premise: The influence is sure to be diffuse.

Hypothesis: We are sure the influence is sure to be widespread.


Premise: Caravan at 65 Hollywood Road and the shops in The Silk Road at Ocean Ceter in Tsim Sha Tsui are good places to start looking.

Hypothesis: A good place to start looking is at Clark Road.


Premise: Warn't no Apaches, that's for certain.

Hypothesis: The Apaches wouldn't do something like this.


Premise: Although technology is being used to help bring teams that are geographically dispersed together in a virtual environment, to the extent that team members are already located nearby, moving team members to a shared location improved communication and enhanced efficiency.

Hypothesis: Teams can speak different languages but be together in a virtual environment.


Premise: The fifth agency we report on-OPM-downsized significantly during the 1990s.

Hypothesis: Opm didn't do well in the 90s


Premise: hey Dick who's your favorite team

Hypothesis: What team are you on?


Premise: On the contrary, I have every reason to believe he is an Englishman.

Hypothesis: Actually, I am not entirely sure he is an Englishman.


Premise: 5) Based on studies that have been questioned extensively, the rates for Standard-A mail do not vary with weight up to about 3.3 ounces.

Hypothesis: Standard-A mail rates have been known to fluctuate with the weight of the mail.


Premise: The number would be even higher for the new 8-hour ozone standard.

Hypothesis: With the new standard the number would be higher.


Premise: Data end when deficits reach 20 percent of GDP.

Hypothesis: Data is available when deficits reach 20 percent of GDP.


Premise: It was beautifully restored after a damaging fire in 1984.

Hypothesis: After a damaging fire in 1984, it was not restored.


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

Hypothesis: There is no where to park there.


Premise: The first American retrospective for the 19 th century English pre-Raphaelite tries to redeem him from his reputation as a sentimentalist.

Hypothesis: The American book says he was not at all a sentimentalists.


Premise: but uh they they interrupted for no good reason a lot

Hypothesis: There wasn't really a reason for them to interrupt.


Premise: for better weather we might consider that next winter i'm not

Hypothesis: We might consider that next winter for the sake of better weather.


Premise: Maybe the moral is just the obvious one that stock prices occasionally overshoot the mark in both directions.

Hypothesis: The moral is that the best investors cannot time the market.


Premise: well that's what i'm doing May third i'm going to sit right here watch it

Hypothesis: I will be on a camping trip the whole first week of may.


Premise: Not as big a deal as the Pulitzers yet, but in the ballpark.

Hypothesis: A bigger deal than the Pulitzers now.


Premise: Intoxicated by his plan, Tommy gently unhooked the picture of the Devil and Faust, and settled himself in position.

Hypothesis: The Devil and Faust are chasing Tommy.


Premise: Look for fine Chinese bronzes, embroidery, lacquerware and porcelain, tomb figures, and wood carvings, among other possibilities.

Hypothesis: The most intriguing are the embroidery and tomb figures.


Premise: The next year, a large group of Scottish churchmen and nobles signed the National Covenant, a declaration condemning the new liturgy and pledging allegiance to the Presbyterian faith.

Hypothesis: In the year 1532, a large group of Scottish people changed their religious beliefs.


Premise: yeah i think they are because they're getting better every year

Hypothesis: They improve every year.


Premise: Those same officials have repeatedly accused the Passaic County office of mismanagement.

Hypothesis: The election board officials have accused Passaic County of not being able to manage elections.


Premise: oh so they didn't want to wind up being a juror ever

Hypothesis: They wanted to be a juror.


Premise: Abraham, the first Jewish Patriarch, led his people here in search of  the land of milk and honey ; Jesus Christ was born, lived, ministered, and died here; and Mohammed, the founder of Islam, visited Jerusalem during his heavenly  Night Journey.

Hypothesis: Abraham was the first Hewish Patriarch who led people to search for the land of milk.


Premise: yeah i'm i'm we're not from Texas we're from further we're from Missouri so it's it's

Hypothesis: Texas is not where we are from, we are from Missouri.


Premise: you know and so our part of it was still twenty percent but twenty percent i can payoff in one month whereas you know then i got to wait for the rest the rest of it to come back from Aetna but it basically floats

Hypothesis: Aetna covers 20% and because of that, I'm able to pay things off slowly.


Premise: The hoped-for convergence of industries and technologies has not come to pass.

Hypothesis: Industries and technologies have not yet converged, though many have hoped they would.


Premise: She bobbed, arched, and sidestepped every attack, sliding in the sand on the heels of her boots.

Hypothesis: She avoided getting hit.


Premise: Does He or Doesn't She?

Hypothesis: Does she not do it if he does?


Premise: they have a lot of good uh my son likes to watch uh the sports station you know and uh

Hypothesis: The sports station is my son's favorite.


Premise: i think our next biggest threat is the Japanese Japanese

Hypothesis: I think we are our own biggest threat.


Premise: And as John Gregory Dunne reported in The New Yorker , Tom's initial allegation was not vigorously pursued in testimony.

Hypothesis: Tom's initial allegation was extensively pursued during witness cross-examination.


Premise: The expansion of air travel began the age of mass tourism, and Greece along with the Aegean Islands became exciting destinations for northern Europeans escaping their damp, cool summers.

Hypothesis: The expansion of rail travel started lots of tourism.


Premise: and you hear it all through the worst side of people throughout the whole time

Hypothesis: The entire time, you always hear it from the most unattractive side of people.


Premise: The Pyramid of Kephren is smaller than the Great Pyramid, though its location on slightly higher ground makes it seem taller.

Hypothesis: The Pyramid of Kephren appears to be taller than the Great Pyramid.


Premise: 30 "I dare say the little we know won't be any good to you, sir.

Hypothesis: Sir, 30 stated "the little that we know won't do you any good"


Premise: But slowly and doggedly he went on sawing to and fro.

Hypothesis: He sawed quickly and up and down.


Premise: This is a drop in the bucket.

Hypothesis: This is just a drop in a bucket.


Premise: a lot of times in the summer i'll try to uh like on a Friday i'll try to take off half a day and maybe go play some golf

Hypothesis: During the summer, I'll occasionally take a half day off on Fridays to play golf.


Premise: so they are are uh you know really putting it to the visitors and people got a little fed up with it and they suddenly and suddenly the the foundling fathers of uh of Florida found out that they were losing beaucoup bucks people were going elsewhere for uh their vacations

Hypothesis: The visitors became disillusioned and went elsewhere.


Premise: I've seen you around before, haven't I? What's your name again?

Hypothesis: I don't know your name.


Premise: it's one of those things that all looks good on paper but putting it into reality is a whole different ball game

Hypothesis: It's perfect because it looks good on paper and it's easy to implement.


Premise: Well, so long.

Hypothesis: Finally, the arrival is near.


Premise: It extends further, it must be noted, so that state statutes inconsistent with federal law under the Supremacy Clause may be neither challenged nor questioned.

Hypothesis: State statutes can't be challenged nor questioned.


Premise: You ask anyone.

Hypothesis: Anyone can tell you.


Premise: but i had another career first and then came to TI a little later

Hypothesis: I didn't come to TI until after my first career.


Premise: The Victorians reworked the history and legends of Scotland to add romantic, neo-Gothic touches.

Hypothesis: The Victorians reworked the history to make them sound better.


Premise: Some one who might bar that door on them, and leave them to die like rats in a trap?

Hypothesis: They all died in the trap.


Premise: She therefore opened the desk, and in searching for the stamps she came across something else ”that slip of paper which Dorcas saw in her hand, and which assuredly was never meant for Mrs. Inglethorp's eyes.

Hypothesis: Dorcas found a document that Mrs. Inglethorp was never meant to see while searching underneath the bed.


Premise: Waters said she'd like to get an appropriation from the state legislature to help Legal Services in Alabama, but she realizes that is unlikely, given the state of the economy.

Hypothesis: Waters said she'd like to get an appropriation from the state legislature.


Premise: Historians may also question whether the Steunenberg affair, on its own, touched off, in Lukas' words, a struggle for the soul of America.

Hypothesis: Historians have always questioned whether or not the Steunenberg affair actually happened.


Premise: right well on Sunday we just met uh a family we were thinking about getting Maine Coon Cat and we went over to a lady that breeds them here in town and  uh her daughter actually it was her she said that her husband said to her daughter  you need a hobby

Hypothesis: The lady breeds cheetahs for a hobby


Premise: There are many, he thought, but not enough.

Hypothesis: He was overwhelmed and wished there were less to deal with.


Premise: His body, dressed in the green uniform of the Chasseurs de la Garde, is encased in six coffins, one inside the other Chinese-box fashion.

Hypothesis: His body is in the smallest of six coffins.


Premise: The fort, which held off a savage Dutch attack in 1674, was known as Fort-Royal, later corrupted in Creole to Foyal.

Hypothesis: The fort was taken over in 1674.


Premise: Ah! I cried.

Hypothesis: I was surprised.


Premise: Tucker can be trying when the script isn't good, but he's a great foil for Chan--physically gung-ho and with supersonic timing.

Hypothesis: Tucker is trying when the script is bad, but he's a great foil to Chan because he is physically gung-ho.


Premise: Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full societal benefits will not be seen for years to come.

Hypothesis: Although the Human Genome Project has been hailed as the single most important, most wondrous map ever produced by humankind, its full scope of societal benefits will not be seen for years to come.


Premise: for postage is whether or not is owns a personal computer.


Premise: yeah it's real easy to get isolated in your own little community you know because when when i was growing up in Chicago um we were in a real ethnic neighborhood and there were people from all

Hypothesis: Growing up in an ethnic community gave me the opportunity to be cosmopolitan.


Premise: yeah i yeah i just uh have you know one brother and he's married and you know they have a couple kids so i you know i don't have uh you know i don't get on the phone too much but yeah most of my stuff is just going places you know i enjoy going places with my kids and i do like sports but i'm you know i don't have a lot of time for them my i like volleyball of all sports i think that would be my favorite because i hate basketball and

Hypothesis: Volleyball is my favorite sport.


Premise: Some of the best music is heard at the mid-size  the Olympia Theatre and the Temple Bar Music Centre in Curved Street, where you can hear everything from local acts to international artists to  Dubcore  (alternative bands).

Hypothesis: The Olympia Theater is the largest in the country.


Premise: Missed the link to more blather on independence?

Hypothesis: Saw the link to more independence talk?


Premise: What they have been offered so far is a sort of junior membership, called Partnership for Peace . PFP provides for military cooperation, but no defense guarantee.

Hypothesis: PFP provides military cooperation and defense guarantees


Premise: the uniformed services, recognize that promotional material received by a uniformed service member traveling on official business at government expense belongs to the government and must be relinquished in accordance with service regulations.

Hypothesis: There are plenty of laws and rules associated with it.


Premise: The modern town sits on the east bank of the Nile some 800 km (500 miles) from Cairo.

Hypothesis: Cairo and this town are on the Nile.


Premise: 44See Social  Capital Markets and Educational Issues Associated With Individual Accounts (GAO/GGD-99-115, June 28, 1999).

Hypothesis: The report was published in June of 1999.


Premise: We conducted site visits to each participating organization and obtained supporting documentation, illustrations, and examples.

Hypothesis: There were no participating organizations that did not get site visits.


Premise: i i have a i don't i don't have to do anything you know it's like what am i going to do if i sit here if i sit here for a whole year they'll let me go and then i can get back to my life

Hypothesis: I am going to do my job well and get a promotion.


Premise: The familiar rock walls that seemed so benign to him in his twelve years of trade along the trail now seemed to grasp at him and crush him.

Hypothesis: He was used to the rock walls from his years of experience with them.


Premise: They're not Fishers.

Hypothesis: There is no way that is Fishers.


Premise: I do believe the legislators will look askance at new issues.

Hypothesis: Legislators will look with suspicion.


Premise: Isn't it?

Hypothesis: It must be so.


Premise: Pollard does not, in fact, seem to be terribly remorseful.

Hypothesis: The person cried every night haunted by what they have done.


Premise: For now that's a windfall for all but a couple of states, since welfare caseloads have dropped by almost 10 percent nationally since 1995.

Hypothesis: The welfare case load has been going up since 1995.


Premise: These are a traditional part of country life they're not staged as tourist attractions, but visitors are always welcome.

Hypothesis: These are designed to raise money for the community through tourism.


Premise: To be  Mentadent toothpastes are no better clinically than the CVS brand--they're just cooler looking.

Hypothesis: Mentadent toothpaste looks cooler than CVS brand toothpaste.


Premise: It provides an in-depth review of work activities and tasks, through activity analysis, which aggregate to form processes for agency program delivery.

Hypothesis: Work activities are reviewed on a small-scale level.


Premise: They fade away, but I think [Carter] had more influence after his presidency.

Hypothesis: He was of more influence during his presidency.


Premise: you are you sure you didn't leave your refrigerator door open

Hypothesis: Are you certain you didn't leave your refrigerator door open?


Premise: for under two thousand dollars where you know just a few years ago it would have been six seven eight nine thousand dollars

Hypothesis: It is over ten thousand dollars where a few years ago it was only a couple hundred.


Premise: The last scene shows father and son climbing a mountain in the Alps.

Hypothesis: The final scene depicts a father and son climbing a mountain.


Premise: A small stone tomb in the southeast corner houses the bones of several members of the royal family.

Hypothesis: Queen Elizabeth I is interred in a tomb in the southeast corner.


Premise: Bob Dole's from Kansas and ...

Hypothesis: Bob Dole was born in Kansas.


Premise: yeah i think uh President Bush covered that in his uh State of the Union address this year when he said that you know it's time for you know the individuals to start thinking about what they can do to help each other out instead of counting on government to do everything

Hypothesis: I think Bush talked about it in his speech.


Premise: Environmental Protection Agency over the past five years.

Hypothesis: The first five years.


Premise: In the middle of this square basin of water, connected to the shore of the pond by a bridge, stands a small white Shiva temple on an island.

Hypothesis: The bridge to the temple is made of wood.


Premise: all kinds of stuff and uh he he writes it's history from the Indians point of view starting back when they first got the horse when they first captured the Spaniards

Hypothesis: He writes history from the point of view of the Indians.


Premise: uh everybody has to put in so many hours of uh public service in a given time perhaps

Hypothesis: Public service time is mandatory for everyone.


Premise: no it's uh it's about an eight or nine hour drive really

Hypothesis: It's about a day of flying to there.


Premise: Let the cost be what it may." And with these words, she walked firmly out of the room.

Hypothesis: She announced that she didn't care what it cost, before striding out confidently.


Premise: She went back to her plastic surgeon, and after he fixed them she admired his handiwork so much that a romance between the two might have ensued, says the publication.

Hypothesis: A woman had an intimate relationship with her optometrist after he checked her eyes.


Premise: She had decided not to ask if Sir James was "at home," but to adopt a more personal attitude.

Hypothesis: She decided to adopt a more personal attitude when asking about Sir James.


Premise: See some or all of the 33 rooms, stop for an occasional peek out the window over the Arno and Ponte Vecchio, and recharge your batteries at the museum's newly reopened cafe above the Loggia dei Lanzi.

Hypothesis: There are 15 rooms available to all guests, and an additional ten more available to VIP members.


Premise: But the bogus inspector?

Hypothesis: but the fat inspector?


Premise: Chronic Illness

Hypothesis: There are a lot of chronic illnesses.


Premise: Team owners bought land and paid for stadium construction--some even built trolley lines to transport fans to the games.

Hypothesis: The land was bought by the team's owners.


Premise: uh we're in no we're in uh where they call it now north Potomac it's it's a  town but it's close to Potomac

Hypothesis: We left north Potomac a while ago, I can't remember exactly when.


Premise: But aside from primitive prescriptions such as cut prices and nationalize the banks, the opposition has no coherent economic program.

Hypothesis: The opposition doesn't have ideas to improve the economy.


Premise: but i'm not going to give it back

Hypothesis: I intend to return it at some point.


Premise: At the far end of rue Lepic, a market street renowned for its food shops, is place Blanche, where everything suddenly changes.

Hypothesis: Everything changes at place Blanche.


Premise: Union Circuit Judge James Williams, who oversees the District 9 Pro Bono Commission, is looking for more attorneys willing to volunteer for the program to cover the reduction in Indiana Legal Services' staff.

Hypothesis: The judge wants to have more volunteers to help with the program.


Premise: 'Suit yourself,' White shrugged.

Hypothesis: White told him it wasn't his responsibility anymore.


Premise: and they wouldn't have to do the background check and i mean they went on to tell about all the the illegal guns and everything and that i think that Sixty Minutes bought some guns and um

Hypothesis: The sixty minutes segment was definitely anti-gun.


Premise: It rained---the entire time!

Hypothesis: The snow would not stop.


Premise: This biennial report presents information combined for the population aged 55 and older as well as separately for those aged 65 and older.

Hypothesis: This report presenting information on those 55 and older is presented annually.


Premise: More importantly, it reminds us that racial identity is utterly malleable--and that racial essence is utterly artificial.

Hypothesis: It tells me racial identity can change a lot depending on where you live.


Premise: Like his father, Bush substitutes virtue for substance.

Hypothesis: Bush doesn't think substance is important.


Premise: The Regent Beverly Wilshire (9500 Wilshire Boulevard) has been a landmark since 1928.

Hypothesis: THe hotel was built in 1974.


Premise: A 1992 study estimated that some 8 percent of Russia's industrial output at the time was being produced by factories that even Russian analysts called value-subtractors . The study noted that the collapse of value-subtracting industries can precipitate an economic boon.

Hypothesis: The same problem was faced by other economies.


Premise: Here, for instance, is Bush on his college

Hypothesis: Bush may be shown on his college.


Premise: In a picturesque setting with palm trees in the courtyard, the temple's architecture and sculpture are typical of southern China.

Hypothesis: The architecture and sculpture of the temple are what you'd expect from southern China.


Premise: DISCOUNT RATE -An interest rate that is used in present value calculations to equate amounts that will be received or paid in the future to their present value.

Hypothesis: A discount rate is often used to present value calculations.


Premise: He scared me to death, until I began to realize that Jim Lindsay was the kind of man who would roll up his shirtsleeves and work right beside you.

Hypothesis: Jim Lindsay scared me to death at first.


Premise: Without that, if I can't write that there is compelling evidence backing up Tripp's allegations, this is going to blow up in your face--and Tripp's.

Hypothesis: You need evidence. You't just rely on allegations.


Premise: oh yeah you know you've got the same exact thing yeah

Hypothesis: Don't you have the same type of thing?


Premise: Figure Figure 1: Agency Systems Architecture

Hypothesis: The first figure.


Premise: After criticizing naive American attempts at constructive engagement and dialogue across the Pacific, he writes, To the Asians, American concessions are not to be reciprocated, they are to be exploited.

Hypothesis: Americans attempted to communicate across the Atlantic.


Premise: Under the restrictive definition of the USO, however, it is possible for the incumbent post to be more efficient than the entrant and still lose profits because the incumbent must charge a uniform price.

Hypothesis: The USO has a very broad definition that is very flexible.


Premise: Fat people who exercise regularly are healthier than thin people who don't.

Hypothesis: Fat people who exercise are still less healthier than thin people who don't even exercise.


Premise: PA security has resisted Israeli demands that it take action against Hamas and refused, on occasion, to cooperate with the Israeli Defense Forces.

Hypothesis: PA security refused to follow Israeli demands.


Premise: The self-help center will be the only one of its kind in the county.

Hypothesis: There is no other self-help center like it in the county.


Premise: No I hid them.

Hypothesis: I lost them.


Premise: 12 Construing the term present according to its ordinary meaning, it is clear that the statute requires the alien to be

Hypothesis: The alien is required to be from Mars.


Premise: Touch the bell.

Hypothesis: The bell was touched


Premise: uh because um i wanted to go to school here

Hypothesis: because I wanted to attend this school


Premise: What are the constraints regarding the timing of the intervention?

Hypothesis: The location of the intervention is under some constraints.  What are they?


Premise: This was the period when nautical marauders variously called buccaneers, corsairs, privateers, and pirates stalked the shipways and bays of the Caribbean.

Hypothesis: Pirates often looked for plunder in the Caribbean.


Premise: The Cost per Case  The first methodology LSC is developing and evaluating to assess the work of grantees is a cost-per-case analysis.

Hypothesis: The 2nd methodology doesn't include development nor evaluation.


Premise: She proposed that Bush simply be underwhelming, making one moderately serious gaffe to fuel concerns about his preparedness for office while also exceeding expectations.

Hypothesis: She suggested that Bush not speak.


Premise: Beautiful women in silks ignored Ca'daan as they passed.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan was ignored by beautiful women.


Premise: Surely a kinder and sadder story can be whittled from the same evidence, to  that Hillary, a blue-stocking in love with a glamorpuss, had too eagerly bought Bill's Gladstone-like tales of helping troubled young women to find  enough so anyway to make a potential laughingstock of herself by repeating them on television, and enough also to give Bill some terrible legal advice in the specific matter of Monica.

Hypothesis: Hillary is in love with glamorpuss.


Premise: German and two partners still own the 60-acre farm.

Hypothesis: The farm is 120 acres.


Premise: Alcohol use among emergency department patients is not likely a problem that can be tackled by a single discipline.

Hypothesis: Alcohol use among emergency department patients is unlikely to be an issue that can be tackled.


Premise: yeah i don't either i can't convert them i'm hope

Hypothesis: I am not able to convert them.


Premise: and uh you know we've eaten there sometimes and it's pretty good it's you know it's a little more expensive than than i normally like to spend plus the other thing is i'm not uh i'm not a big seafood fan

Hypothesis: Sometimes we eat there but it's expensive.


Premise: Short-Term Exposure, COPD Related, Ages 64 and PM2.

Hypothesis: Toxic exposure for ages above 60.


Premise: Today's question, a cunning trap set by guest host Daniel Radosh, forces me to acknowledge authorship of a column in the New York Times Magazine , The Ethicist, a sort of jumped-up Dear Abby, responding to ethical queries from readers.

Hypothesis: Today's question is a clever trap to force Mr. Radosh into admitting he wrote columns for The Ethicist.


Premise: It grew from 5.2 billion pieces in 1987 to 9.9 billion pieces in 1997.

Hypothesis: the number of pieces in 1987 was greater than the number of pieces in 1997.


Premise: Look around you; see for yourself.

Hypothesis: If you look around, you'll see that we are alone.


Premise: uh for world events i'll take CNN any day

Hypothesis: I prefer to CNN for learning about world events.


Premise: They mean it.

Hypothesis: They are sure of it.


Premise: The standards are effective beginning with fiscal year 2000 and the Federal Managers Financial Integrity Act reports covering that year.

Hypothesis: The standards started in 1997.


Premise: Probably it was best to follow the old army rule of keep the mouth shut, never volunteer, no explanations.

Hypothesis: It would be good to not say anything.


Premise: Bang on drums and try to get the talking stick away from a weepy Tom DeLay.

Hypothesis: According to the rules, Tom DeLay must give up the talking stick to the person who bangs on the drums.


Premise: Do not thank him, said Jon without looking.

Hypothesis: Jon said not to thank him.


Premise: yeah yeah i think the uh actually i think they get um some of them from South America

Hypothesis: I think they get some of them from South America


Premise: mine was definitely not impulse i really needed a new car mine was just it's getting worn out i guess from being a sports car i drove it kind of hard

Hypothesis: I drove my car into the ground.


Premise: Wellesley then turned on the Marathas, whose clans controlled the puppet Mughal emperor in Delhi and much of central India.

Hypothesis: Wellesley allied with the Marathas clans who controlled the Mughal emperor in Delhi and central India.


Premise: Forty or so Sticks on each side, west and east, cutting north.

Hypothesis: All the Sticks had disappeared.


Premise: The amounts are earned by sales in the market and therefore are exchange revenue.

Hypothesis: Cash sales are considered exchange revenue.


Premise: WEALTHY LADY POISONED There would be pictures of Styles, snap-shots of "The family leaving the Inquest" ”the village photographer had not been idle!

Hypothesis: The village photographer had been busy.


Premise: A triumph of Christianity over paganism, the Corinthian-columned church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva was built on the site of a Roman temple under Augustus.

Hypothesis: The Roman temple was built on the site of the church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva.


Premise: Oh, it's you, she said.

Hypothesis: It's you, she said with disdain.


Premise: The Centre sits just back from Highgate, on the same street with the Tourist Information Centre.

Hypothesis: The Centre is located down the road from the Tourist Information Centre.


Premise: i was a little bit bored with it compared to some of the other stuff that i've heard he'd done

Hypothesis: He liked it more than any other thing the man produced.


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

Hypothesis: It's a real good way of getting money.


Premise: no snow hm

Hypothesis: We didn't get any snow overnight.


Premise: Exaggerated and crude claims of liberal bias have become an excuse for poor journalistic standards, and for shoddy intellectual ones as well.

Hypothesis: There is very little bias in journalism.


Premise: The Fuji case dealt with the tightly interlocked relationship between Fuji and Japan's four largest distributors of photographic film and paper, all of whom sold Fuji exclusively.

Hypothesis: The Fuji case dealt with the relationship with extreme care


Premise: 'We have all day.'

Hypothesis: There was no time constraint.


Premise: and it's and it's very it's like one big rock but uh Puerto Rico has lots of uh

Hypothesis: Puerto Rico doesn't have enough of


Premise: so and that was thirty minutes was definitely plenty

Hypothesis: Yes, it was absolutely enough that half-hour.


Premise: right but we really i mean really and truly we just don't have a quarterback

Hypothesis: We lost our previous quarterback.


Premise: yeah if the crime was bad enough that they were sentenced to death then do it you know uh

Hypothesis: Their crime was not very serious.


Premise: It was so dark out there...you could fool yourself into thinking there was no ground at all.

Hypothesis: It's so dark you can't see the ground.


Premise: As a result, the agencies were struggling to achieve their efficiency and service improvement objectives.

Hypothesis: The agencies struggled to achieve all of their objectives.


Premise: and and there that is wrong with America people don't put they money back into the same thing that's why Americans buy foreign if Americans would buy American cars we wouldn't have to worry about none of this

Hypothesis: Americans never buy local products ever.


Premise: There was no one in the hall, and we went straight up to the attic.

Hypothesis: The hall was empty of other people.


Premise: She will not be teaching at Rutgers this fall.

Hypothesis: Rutgers will not be having her as a professor this autumn.


Premise: i think one thing too that's hurting the teachers as far as recruiting teachers is that the uh they've lost a lot of their their authority in the classroom

Hypothesis: Teachers losing authority in the classroom has led to less people wanting to enter the profession.


Premise: Additionally, states know that if they do not get the reductions from power generators, they will have to impose significant reduction requirements on other local industrial and commercial sources or impose local transportation control measures.

Hypothesis: States will have to find ways to get reductions.


Premise: she pitches in and uh makes clothes for the kids

Hypothesis: She fixes snack cups for the kids.


Premise: The service is needed but the state's budget crisis means it is not in a position to step in and help.

Hypothesis: Even though it is a needed service, the state is not able to help.


Premise: Hot Brass (La Villette) and The New Morning (rue des Petites-Ecuries) attract big American and European musicians, while Le Dunois (rue Dunois) is an intimate place, cultivating more avant-garde music.

Hypothesis: The Le Dunois is the venue for the Isle of Wight Festival.


Premise: the problem that we we've owned this house almost five years now and  um when we bought it the um it had been vacant for a while because the family had retired to Arizona but the daughter was a real estate agent and she was selling it and it'd been lived in briefly by her before she bought her town house  so she told us that the house had been uh professionally painted recently and it looked pretty good you know the interior walls all basically white but they obviously had been done without to much uh wear afterward  the only problem was when we started having the movers move the uh furniture in we identified the various rooms by pieces of masking tape on the wood uh the door frames when we took the masking tape off half the painted came with it

Hypothesis: We've owned this house for years.


Premise: Although Las Vegas isn't known for its culture, that doesn't mean it hasn't any.

Hypothesis: Las Vegas is often looked down upon, but it has its own culture.


Premise: Heavywether cared nothing for his client's anger.

Hypothesis: The client's anger did not affect Heavywether one way or the other.


Premise: Okay, Red said, "I guess they'll eat it.

Hypothesis: The food would be taken and delivered by Red.


Premise: Upstairs is the Musee de l'Histoire de France, which displays a number of important documents, including Louis XVI's diary with its famous entry noting, Rien ( Nothing ), for 14 July 1789.

Hypothesis: The upstairs lets you read Louis XVI's diaries.


Premise: oh she's got respect for animals thank goodness

Hypothesis: I'm very happy she admires animals.


Premise: From Ryoanji, a 20-minute stroll or a short bus ride takes you to Kinkakuji, Japan's famous Temple of the Golden Pavilion.

Hypothesis: It takes around 20 minutes to walk from Kinkakuji to Ryoanji.


Premise: During an election post-mortem (televised on C-SPAN), she suggested that it would have been very difficult for Bob Dole to win the presidency in the Electoral College since, according to her, Bill Clinton went into this election with 300-some electoral votes already locked up, based on the results of the 1992 election.

Hypothesis: Bill Clinton won more than 300 electoral college votes in the 1996 election.


Premise: Time to Go

Hypothesis: We can leave in a year or two.


Premise: 9 , is not one of Beethoven's more inspired creations.

Hypothesis: 9, is Beethoven's most inspired creation


Premise: The Patio de Armas, or arsenal square, as the quad is called, leads into the first of a number of wide, open plazas which come upon you unannounced as you climb the maze of narrow alleys.

Hypothesis: There is a maze of narrow alleys.


Premise: However it all shakes out, those who benefit most from the tax breaks almost surely will lose least from the spending cuts.

Hypothesis: The group which benefits from tax breaks and is unaffected by spending cuts does not need any help from the government.


Premise: They were not particularly hindered.

Hypothesis: They were confined.


Premise: During the '70s and '80s I packed up each February and headed west to work replanting clearcuts and thinning young trees in the rainy woods around Forks.

Hypothesis: I was only working with wood and trees in January in the '70s.


Premise: huh none of us would yeah there you know there's only a very few native Americans here

Hypothesis: There's a lot of native Americans here


Premise: The state programs are economically modest, as is the only loan forgiveness initiative on the near horizon for New York, the Student Loan Assistance for the Public Interest, a program adopted last summer by New York State Bar Association when the House of Delegates met in Cooperstown.

Hypothesis: The state programs don't spend a lot of money.


Premise: But I guess I shouldn't take that nightmare seriously.

Hypothesis: But I should not lose sleep over that nightmare.


Premise: i mean uh uh the guy shorted us a half a cord of firewood and my wife didn't know and i stopped payment on the check and he'd already been paid by a cashing firm and and they're suing us they're suing me on this and it's for a hundred and thirty four dollars

Hypothesis: Someone ripped us off on firewood and now they're suing us because we canceled the check.


Premise: you know indebted or nearly underneath uh the debt that we have

Hypothesis: We are in deep debt at the moment.


Premise: The project aims to reach the growing number of people who are following the agricultural migrant stream to Oregon but don't share the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking farmworker majority.

Hypothesis: More and more people move to Oregon from elsewhere.


Premise: If she fails to respond, he said, the House will have no choice but to call for the vice president's impeachment.

Hypothesis: If she doesn't respond, the House will have to try to impeach the VP.


Premise: Specialty goods and souvenirs, often handmade, come from Hong Kong and elsewhere in China.

Hypothesis: Hong Kong is filled with lots of cheaply made items.


Premise: so where where are you near

Hypothesis: I have an idea where you are.


Premise: so i got an opportunity to transfer back and i took it

Hypothesis: I used the opportunity.


Premise: you know it's it's women's rights and the and and that sort of movement and so it's uh quite the opposite so elections start getting very uh the elections where they have that topic seem to be a little bit better attended than some of the other ones

Hypothesis: The elections get a lot of press for the women's rights issues.


Premise: However, with a vibrant grassroots culture and the growing confidence of an independent nation, it defies the advertising stereotype of the  deserted island.

Hypothesis: It is actually a place with a lot of water.


Premise: The principal legislative history accompanying the Act16 chronicled the different access problems GAO had encountered in obtaining records to which it was legally entitled, including aserious access to records difficulties at the White House.

Hypothesis: A


Premise: If the wage premium is accurately calculated by Professor Wachter, it would be difficult to defend the U.S. postal monopoly on purely economic grounds.

Hypothesis: The postal service's monopoly on economics was incorrectly calculated bu Professor Wachter.


Premise: Today, Bailey says, world food prices are back below the 1990 price.

Hypothesis: Food prices are now lower than they were in 1990.


Premise: Many museums are devoted to the work of just one artist, the most fascinating of these being Mus??e Rodin (77 Rue de Varenne), with its lovely sculpture garden and useful children's play area.

Hypothesis: Many museums in the area are devoted often to the work of three artists, its called a triompe.


Premise: Not until that supremely attractive female butt crossed my radar in Nordstrom did I start to feel better.

Hypothesis: I hang out in department stores to leer at women.


Premise: Kennedy resigned from Stanford in 1991 after reports circulated that he had acquired extravagant personal items at the expense of the federal government.

Hypothesis: Kennedy quit his job at Stanford in 1991.


Premise: How do we know this?

Hypothesis: Have we confirmed that this is true?


Premise: i i don't know i really don't know anyone from Texas or anything

Hypothesis: I don't think I know anyone from Texas.


Premise: Lehrer is unabashed about this socializing with pols and power, and it has turned him into one of them.

Hypothesis: Leher brags about his socialization with politicians.