Premise: Hunt, he's got to learn that losing a war doesn't mean that a man has lost the rest of his life.

Hypothesis: He lost the war, yes, but that doesn't mean his life is worthless, Hunt. He needs to realize that.


Premise: With a sigh she sat up, her eyes still wild and frightened.

Hypothesis: She was startled awake and sat up loudly.


Premise: Organized labor gave $35 million during the same period (in addition to the $35 million spent by the AFL-CIO on issue advocacy).

Hypothesis: These were not mob run unions.


Premise: What more could she have told us, if she had had time?

Hypothesis: Was there more she could have said if we had time?


Premise: okay um i guess what i guess my my task i usually ride my bike i have uh a stationary bike and uh a regular bike and when i can i like to ride my regular bike outside because it's so much nicer the stationary bike is is so um

Hypothesis: I prefer riding my stationary bike to riding my regular bike.


Premise: The mask also shows a swelling in the upper left eyelid, which, according to Professor Walter Lerche, head of the Horst-Schmidt eye clinic in Wiesbaden, Germany, could be evidence of a rare form of cancer that may have killed the bard.

Hypothesis: The bard may have succumbed to a rare type of cancer.


Premise: so whenever somebody would come over your house they'd always bring some tomatoes well but you grew your own tomatoes

Hypothesis: You grew your own tomatoes


Premise: But because it is put forward by a fatuous Charleston, S.C., college professor, we hear it for what Horwitz rightly calls  a clever glide around race and slavery, rather like the slick-tongued defense of the Southern 'way of life' made by antebellum orators, South Carolinians in particular.

Hypothesis: Because it is an Ivy League, New England college professor, it sounds like a damning indictment of race and slavery in the South.


Premise: However, there's no denying that this area has just about everything needed for a perfect holiday, whether you want to do nothing but sit on a beach, dive and snorkel along the coral reefs, enjoy sports, or explore the history and culture of the island.

Hypothesis: Tourists can stay in plantation homes.


Premise: uh as our volunteer time managing a program with seventy two hundred kids in it from grades uh kindergarten through twelfth grade and year around baseball softball soccer

Hypothesis: During our volunteer time, we manage a program that helps a total of 12 college students to learn about computers.


Premise: The British retribution galvanized the Irish and in the words of Yeats's poem,  All changed, changed utterly.

Hypothesis: The British assaults destroyed any Irish resistance.


Premise: The agreed-upon rate and service changes will work to the mutual benefit of mail users and the postal system as a whole

Hypothesis: The changes in service will benefit the users.


Premise: yeah i'm very familiar with the area

Hypothesis: I know the area.


Premise: The pain began to abate.

Hypothesis: The pain was disappearing.


Premise: He grimaced at the ruined sky.

Hypothesis: He had no idea how they could repair the sky.


Premise: For centuries these people had the islands to themselves.

Hypothesis: The people had the islands to themselves.


Premise: A Lexus ad in Car and Driver or Fortune is pretty well targeted at affluent people who like fancy cars.

Hypothesis: Lexus puts out ads to target poor people.


Premise: I ran round for Sir James here, and we came right on.

Hypothesis: They came right on Sir James face.


Premise: that's a good come back thank you

Hypothesis: Thank you, that was very quick-witted


Premise: yeah i think that was one of the main reasons that i quit was because i wanted my kids to have my values and i felt like when they were young that was the time to instill it that it could be it could be added to and strengthened as they grew older but when they were little

Hypothesis: I wanted to spend time with my kids and teach them my values.


Premise: You do not object?

Hypothesis: He shouldn't he okay with it.


Premise: Encryption is OK because its authority is created in my very own machine.

Hypothesis: Since my personal computer holds the authority for encryption, it is OK.


Premise: It was soon flourishing; with its natural harbor that attracted ships, Hong Kong leaped to the forefront as a base for trade.

Hypothesis: Hong Kong took a long time to develop into a trading city.


Premise: Where'd these come from anyway, Kirby? Drew retailed the story he had heard from Stein.

Hypothesis: Stein had told the story to Drew earlier.


Premise: I too, find a lot of what's come out of the 1990s derivative.

Hypothesis: A lot of the media from the 1990's is derivative.


Premise: For a close-up view of a glacier and formidable ice caves, take the cable car and rack railway up the Montenvers to the dazzling Mer de Glace (Sea of Ice).

Hypothesis: The cable car will take you up to a luxurious cabin where there is a nice view of a hot tub.


Premise: I have a host of one-liners I've collected over the years that I thought about using at this point in response to some of these critics who think we missed a no-brainer, but I won't do that.

Hypothesis: I have a lot of one-liners from the past years.


Premise: The permanent collection is housed in the old wing, and its fascinating exhibits showcase the development of Chinese-influenced Buddhist art and design.

Hypothesis: The old wing houses the permanent collection.


Premise: okay so that's real close

Hypothesis: It is close.


Premise: Newsweek also runs an essay from Clinton-loyalist-cum-moralist George Stephanopoulos, who urges the prez to come clean.

Hypothesis: Newsweek also publishes George Stephanopoulos's writings, who encourages the president to tell the truth.


Premise: In despair, she slashes her wrists and ends up in a hospital, where she attempts to explain her bond with the killer to a psychiatrist (Stephen Rea, with an incongruous New York accent).

Hypothesis: With a broken heart, she tries to commit suicide, and fails.


Premise: in public yeah  and this sort of thing you know so you don't have just a whole lot of what we consider street crimes

Hypothesis: There aren't many street crimes in public.


Premise: Who else?

Hypothesis: And that's the only person who was around.


Premise: Unlike the Portuguese, the Dutch decided to do business with the Malays of Johor, who controlled the southern half of the peninsula together with Singapore and the neighboring Riau islands.

Hypothesis: The Portuguese controlled the southern half of the peninsula.


Premise: The Resurgence of Growth in the Late 1990 Is Information Technology the Story?

Hypothesis: Growth skyrocketed in the late 1990's.


Premise: yeah do you think my daughter would like it

Hypothesis: Do you think it's the kind of movie my daughter would watch?


Premise: Anyway, this far from payday I kin count up mosta m' roll without takin' it outta m' pocket."

Hypothesis: Sometimes my pocket is empty by the time the next payday comes around.


Premise: The Enquirer also helpfully contacted Earl Goss, the father of Michael's current live-in lover, Kenny Goss.

Hypothesis: Kenny Goss is the mother of Earl Goss.


Premise: uh you know you you tax the people that have the most and the people that don't have anything get it for nothing

Hypothesis: You have different tax rates for different people.


Premise: Occasionally she referred to her husband over a question of days or dates.

Hypothesis: She ask her husband about famous names.


Premise: The cultural, political, and religious center of early Celtic civilization, seat of the High Kings, its importance waned after the arrival of Christianity.

Hypothesis: The religious center of early Celtic civilization was not as important after Christianity arrived.


Premise: What extra coffee-cup? 111 "I don't know."

Hypothesis: You're supposed to have an extra coffee cup!


Premise: In fact, you can't teach them at all; as an environment for educational and moral growth, American public secondary education will continue to be a miserable failure so long as the values of the institution are so at odds with its ostensible mission.

Hypothesis: The American secondary education system is a success.


Premise: You deny having ordered a black beard from Parkson's on June 29th?

Hypothesis: You say you didn't order a black beard from Parkson's?


Premise: They tried to be too clever ”and that was their undoing." Poirot puffed at his tiny cigarette, his eyes fixed on the ceiling.

Hypothesis: Poirot stared at the ceiling and smoked a small cigarette.


Premise: If you think you recognize the feet of the user in the stall next door and you have a question or a comment, should you start talking?

Hypothesis: All users take off their shoes before entering the stall.


Premise: Nowadays, the majority of the haunts where the Lost Generation found itself have been polished and painted, or even entirely rebuilt, but people still pay elevated prices for the privilege of sitting in a seat that might once have been warmed by Modigliani, Lenin, or Sartre.

Hypothesis: some people still want to have a connection with the likes of Modigliani, Lenin, or Sartre.


Premise: Officially, I have nothing to do with it.

Hypothesis: I'm not a part of this.


Premise: but but he keeps himself on that i mean he found it's it's so easy to spend five dollars a day on lunch

Hypothesis: Because of his budget, he finds it preferable to only spend five dollars on lunch daily.


Premise: so they'll actually fit in the canoe and then you go for days at a time

Hypothesis: they do fit in the canoe, you can row for many days at a time


Premise: Of course Jamaica has its palm-lined beaches and almost endless rum drinks, and you can enjoy a wonderful resort-based break.

Hypothesis: There are many rum drinks in Jamaica.


Premise: I'd spent the entire afternoon practicing my speech.

Hypothesis: I practiced my speech all afternoon.


Premise: If our battle had raged for the entire afternoon, the results would have been the same.

Hypothesis: The results may have been different the longer we fought.


Premise: I happen to know for a fact that, far from being in love with her, he positively dislikes her."

Hypothesis: He is madly in love with her.


Premise: More than one-third of the Utah Bar, 2,221 attorneys, have contributed.

Hypothesis: Every attorney in the Utah Bar contributed.


Premise: no no actually i was up on a ladder and uh fell off  leaned the wrong way

Hypothesis: I was up on a ladder and fell off.


Premise: I think so, Coronel, Drew returned shortly.

Hypothesis: Yes, I do think so, Coronel. He went ahead of the unit.


Premise: Government, Fiscal Year 2001,Office of Management and Budget and the Congressional Budget Office's January 2000 projections.

Hypothesis: The projection is for January 2000.


Premise: (Budget Director Frank Raines dismissed such details as boring.

Hypothesis: Frank Raines was intrigued by the details he deemed important.


Premise: However, the achievement did not greatly impress his fellow mathematicians.

Hypothesis: The achievement greatly impressed the mathematicians.


Premise: yeah have you ever been on a jury

Hypothesis: Have you been on jury duty?


Premise: Here is an argument Americans can  We should judge Russia's president the same way we judge ours.

Hypothesis: Americans wonder if they should judge Russia's president the same as ours.


Premise: Azaria's reluctance to marry stems from the fact that her earnings dwarf his--she is making $1.

Hypothesis: Azaria is reluctant to marry because of her dad.


Premise: If the passthrough were over 100%, a result for which some parties argue, the discount would be larger and we would say that we are moving from rate category treatment toward subclass treatment.

Hypothesis: The discount would be bigger if there were more pass through.


Premise: Cost per Piece ($US)

Hypothesis: Price per box (£)


Premise: I am trying to run a different kind of presidential campaign.

Hypothesis: I believe normal presidential campaigns are bad.


Premise: The island is aligned almost east-to-west in the water so that sunrise wakes the eastern tip, proceeds to caress the length of the island, and kisses the western tip  good night.

Hypothesis: The island is aligned north to south.


Premise: But I begin to see in the public's indifference to the myriad accusations of presidential adultery that Weisberg speaks for the majority.

Hypothesis: The public is horrified by the President's cheating.


Premise: The market at Porte de Vanves in the 14th arrondissement has a high proportion of junk (open Saturday and Sunday 6am-6pm).

Hypothesis: On Sundays, you can visit the market after 6 AM.


Premise: yeah like that Lionel something or another that black boy of they had a television program about him two hour movie

Hypothesis: Lionel was from Africa.


Premise: i mean they just go and buy it you know

Hypothesis: There's no difficulty that goes into the buying process.


Premise: Shulman aside, you could find one-line descriptions of Goodman's main characters in any half-dozen American-Jewish  the rabbi with two sons, one brilliant and prodigal, one duller but more loyal; the Holocaust survivor numbed by his past; the daughters tempted by the twin heresies of feminism and Zionism (Israel is viewed as a nation of faithless sinners by these ultra-Orthodox Jews); the assimilationist Jew who comes to a bad end.

Hypothesis: Goodman's main characters were a lot like American-Jewish rabbis in NYC.


Premise: And that's enough to touch the callers' lives.

Hypothesis: The callers found the information pertinent to their situations.


Premise: This must be probably the most fascinating book of this summer, and not even probably.

Hypothesis: The book is the most fascinating book of the summer.


Premise: The CIA report was revealed in the Washington Post in June 1998, but even subsequent Gerth pieces make no mention of it.

Hypothesis: All of the Gerth pieces failed to mention the CIA report.


Premise: well what are you going to be when you get out of college

Hypothesis: What do you want to do for work after college?


Premise: Mercury is a naturally occurring element, but human activity mobilizes mercury in the environment, making it more bioavailable.

Hypothesis: Mercury was an artificially created element for warfare.


Premise: They're sloppy, imperfect products, trying desperately to live up to an ideal of progress.

Hypothesis: The sloppy and imperfect products are trying too hard to live up for the sake of progress.


Premise: In 1070 b.c. the country was split again and foreign powers began to overrun the borders.

Hypothesis: The country split in 1070 AD.


Premise: The authentic FWI dances originated with the African slaves.

Hypothesis: The FWI dances' origin is America.


Premise: and then you'll see the real funny looking couples and it's it's it was just entertaining and of course that was

Hypothesis: You'll see funny looking couples and it will be entertaining.


Premise: um-hum um-hum uh-huh i think single parents probably contribute a lot of the problems in school systems because the system's really getting sixty percent of the student's day if if the mother or the father certainly would have to work and they're not getting home until probably five o'clock at the very earliest and the student's out at three

Hypothesis: Single parents create a lot of problems in the school systems.


Premise: yeah it was in English they had it in Tokyo too in English but they had they had they had Married With Children have you ever seen that before

Hypothesis: I watched Married With Children and Ghostbusters in Tokyo


Premise: In the latter, the director used farce not to lighten the drama but to darken it, so that the slapstick debacles seemed to spring from the hero's roiling unconscious.

Hypothesis: Farce was used by the director to lighten the mood of the drama.


Premise: Scored 145.

Hypothesis: There was a score of 190.


Premise: They seem to be designed more to confuse rather than inform the reader.

Hypothesis: It's meant to confuse and not educate the student.


Premise: Drew let him go.

Hypothesis: Drew let him leave.


Premise: At the back of the book, our helpful A to Z section provides detailed practical information on how to handle your stay in Malaysia.

Hypothesis: At the back of the book, there is a synopsis of the whole story.


Premise: Bauerstein.

Hypothesis: Mr. Bauerstein.


Premise: well anytime that we stop and think it can't hurt

Hypothesis: It's damaging to spend too much time thinking about it.


Premise: Robert Woolard supported the recommendation and noted that most research on screening has involved an evaluation of screening, but not an intervention.

Hypothesis: The recommendation was opposed by Robert Woolard because very little research had been done on screening.


Premise: Meanwhile, there is another ethnic group in America whose children devote their free time not to hockey but to extra study.

Hypothesis: There are children who enjoy studying rather than playing sports.


Premise: well that's good though is it kind of a buyers market down there you'll be

Hypothesis: The housing market in Florida was perfect for first time home buyers.


Premise: um oh so you are a disgruntled graduate student

Hypothesis: You are an unhappy student who graduated.


Premise: and by doing so they're not obligated to anybody

Hypothesis: They do not have any obligations to anyone.


Premise: The Wordsworth House on Main Street origina lly belonged to local landowner Sir James Lowther; the poet's father John Wordsworth was Lowther's land agent.

Hypothesis: The Wordsworth family bought the house from Sir James Lowther.


Premise: Built toward the end of the 15th century and expanded two centuries later, it's now a school run by Franciscan nuns.

Hypothesis: The school was bought originally by the Catholic church in the 18th century.


Premise: yeah exactly be everything be supermom exactly

Hypothesis: Everything is trying to be like super mom right now.


Premise: i i the only reason i know a little bit about that is when i was in school still

Hypothesis: The only reason I know a little bit about that is when I was in school


Premise: The train was just starting as he swung himself aboard.

Hypothesis: He ended up with a four hour train delay.


Premise: Mrs. Inglethorp had no stamps in her desk.

Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp had kept her desk free from stamps.


Premise: Near the modern village of Akrotiri, a complete city dating from before 2000 b.c. was discovered.

Hypothesis: The village of Akrotiri dates back to before 2000 b.c.


Premise: And, what would legislative reform mean for the PRC?

Hypothesis: what would happen to the PRC with new legislation?


Premise: When Christopher Columbus disembarked on eastern Cuba on 27 October 1492, he quickly penned a note exclaiming that the land was the most lovely that eyes have ever seen.

Hypothesis: Christopher Columbus arrived on eastern Haiti on October 27 1492


Premise: uh i don't know there's a lot of air pollution

Hypothesis: There is lots of traffic in the area.


Premise: jeez i get tired of this i've got a there's a nice little wooden platform out there for the garbage cans and then they throw them anywhere they want to

Hypothesis: They have no regard for not littering at all.


Premise: This also has been done.

Hypothesis: It's been done


Premise: Why has Japan been unable to reap a peace dividend like the NATO countries?

Hypothesis: Japan reaps a higher peace dividend than NATO countries.


Premise: This here's th' Coronel.

Hypothesis: This is the police man.


Premise: This is due to the fact that a much larger percentage of U.S. revenue comes from undelivered mail.

Hypothesis: Undelivered mail accounts for more than fifteen percent of all revenue.


Premise: and uh he's kind of unhappy i've got it now

Hypothesis: He is not happy that I have it now.


Premise: Today, however, you can buy almost anything with a tartan  scarves, hats, kitchen aprons, waistcoats (vests), tote bags, teddy bears the list is almost endless!

Hypothesis: You can buy tartan print to reflect your family's heritage.


Premise: Which somehow doesn't seem to be the best way to prepare for the next decade.

Hypothesis: It's the best way to prepare for the future.


Premise: Think of three seasons, cool, hot, and wet, emphasized here because they take on a particular meaning in the Indian context.

Hypothesis: The cool, hot and wet seasons are respectively Winter, Summer and Autumn.


Premise: She manages legal services for approximately 12 counties south of Charleston, W. Va.

Hypothesis: She manages all the legal services in Michigan.


Premise: Michelangelo's greatest work here is reserved for two minor members of the family, Lorenzo's grandson, Lorenzo the Duke of Urbino, portrayed as a pensive Roman soldier above two allegorical figures of Dawn (female) and Dusk (male), and his son, Giuliano the Duke of Nemours, more warrior-like above figures of Night (female) and Day (male).

Hypothesis: Michelangelo's best work is only for two special family members.


Premise: the nice thing about dragging that is that it's very very convenient to travel on the highway with because it's very low

Hypothesis: It's never convenient to be dragging on the highway.


Premise: yeah that's what i'm actually told i've i've never experienced a hurricane

Hypothesis: I haven't lived anywhere that hurricane's are common.


Premise: However, none of the EPA rules that we could access through the agency's web site had this feature.

Hypothesis: None of the EPA rules had the feature in question.


Premise: Cete Fleurie

Hypothesis: La Cote Fleurie is lovely.


Premise: so slow i guess they're stoned on the stuff or something

Hypothesis: They are so slow that I think they are stoned on the stuff.


Premise: A great cover story stunt exposes the impossibility of electronic privacy.

Hypothesis: It is impossible to keep your information safe on the internet.


Premise: McCain resists the political horse trading that underlies  He has said he has no plans to modify the tobacco bill to get it passed.

Hypothesis: McCain resists political horse trading, and does not plan to modify the tobacco bill to get it passed.


Premise: I couldn't help noticing that all of her VR equipment was still up and running.

Hypothesis: Her VR equipment still worked.


Premise: Visitors can tour the palace only when the monarch is not in residence.

Hypothesis: Visitors get to see the monarch in the palace.


Premise: It was erected in the early 16th century by Francois I's corrupt treasurer, Gilles Berthelot ' part of it on a Venetian-style foundation of timber piles close-driven into the bed of the river.

Hypothesis: Francois I's treasurer was corrupt and erected a structure with a Venetian-style foundation.


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

Hypothesis: I loved catching crab and steaming them.


Premise: The female palms make a less esoteric annual contribution of 10,000 tons of dates, which ripen in December and are prized for their juicy sweetness.

Hypothesis: The dates ripen early in the winter.


Premise: Its centerpiece is the right-angled triangle, Samrat Yantra (the Supreme Instrument), with a dome acting as a sun-dial, accurate to half a second.

Hypothesis: An equilateral triangle called the Samrat Yantra is the centerpiece.


Premise: well i don't think i'd ever make a song writer

Hypothesis: I do not think that I would ever write songs.


Premise: that's right you know i remember when i was working in high school you know i was working in an office and right right after i got out of high school i continued working there for probably another year and we did everything on a typewriter

Hypothesis: When I had an office job in high school, we did everything on a computer.


Premise: Under water

Hypothesis: Below the liquid's surface.


Premise: After seeing the sculpted friezes at courtyard level, you can gain yet another perspective of the temple's fine detail from above, by walking along the stone ledge that leads around the top.

Hypothesis: There is a ledge around the bottom that you can use to see the details.


Premise: Song, using rhythm and melody in the same way as instrumental music, is religious and romantic in content.

Hypothesis: For a song to be considered religious and romantic, it must use rhythm and melody.


Premise: Furthermore, even the dropship discounts in Standard A are limited.

Hypothesis: The dropship discounts in Standard A are limited.


Premise: yeah i would right now i would rather not have one at home because i would work at home

Hypothesis: I want to put one in my home.


Premise: When OSI becomes aware of an ongoing executive branch investigation pertaining to a matter OSI is currently investigating, OSI will coordinate its work with the law enforcement agency involved.

Hypothesis: An OSI official can access information about nay investigation.


Premise: Each room in this gated complex offers air conditioning, TV, telephone, and a fully equipped kitchenette.

Hypothesis: There is a pool at the complex.


Premise: i'll just hang on to it while it's still being a good car and while i'm not tired of it and while i'm single and can handle a two seater for now  and get that out of my system

Hypothesis: I am fed up of driving the car already.


Premise: and i guess there are some people out there like that um you know i always thought maybe you know if he took more of an interest and you know what i was doing and maybe we could have communicated better

Hypothesis: I thought that, if we had spent time doing what I was doing with me, then we would have communicated better.


Premise: It's a very delicate affair, and the other fellow will muff it up as likely as not, and then where shall I be?

Hypothesis: I have no clue where I will be in the midst of this affair.


Premise: Beautifully landscaped gardens and a private bay giving the resort its name.

Hypothesis: the gardens are landscaped well.


Premise: But it's not clear that any science is so pure that it's exempt from committee decisions about what's to be considered valid research.

Hypothesis: There's no science definite enough that committee decisions have to examine it.


Premise: oh the one of the reasons why i got mine was before i went on maternity leave they didn't know how they were going to do without me at work because i am pretty much the like you said the guru in the office with the different programs and any trouble shooting that there is

Hypothesis: I'm the tech guru that fixes any problems you have.


Premise: All the same, continued Whittington, "some one's been talking.

Hypothesis: Whittington heard what she said and realized that someone's been talking.


Premise: Nobody can make a precise estimate, but a guess is that without Maastricht, France might have an unemployment rate of 10 percent or 11 percent.

Hypothesis: Without Maastricht, France's unemployment rate would be 54%


Premise: Wrynose Pass comes a single-track road with gradients of 1:4 will have you dodging sheep and other motorists around blind bends.

Hypothesis: Wrynose Pass is a single track road with steep gradients.


Premise: You could have beaten him at any time.

Hypothesis: He could have been beaten.


Premise: Instead, liberals should focus on a more pressing  building stronger unions.

Hypothesis: Liberals should work on making their unions stronger instead.


Premise: um-hum more people get involved and stuff like that

Hypothesis: Yes, it is becoming very popular these days.


Premise: Taken who to prison?

Hypothesis: Who was dragged to prison?


Premise: The Indian maids, of course, turned out to be a few fat old squaws who knew all about white men.

Hypothesis: The Indian maids were fat and old and knew all about the white men.


Premise: The Stone of Destiny and the Scottish crown jewels were stolen, and Scotland's Great Seal was broken up.

Hypothesis: The Stone of Destiny was pilfered by a thief.


Premise: If the singing in school of military songs such as  Come, Foes, Come!

Hypothesis: They sang military songs in school.


Premise: All that remains of them is Boogie Nights star Mark Wahlberg, a brother of one of the band members.)

Hypothesis: The brother of the lead singer of System of a Down is Mark Wahlberg.


Premise: At the 106 firms that reported their pro bono hours to the NLJ in the past two years, the number dropped from 3.28% to 3.06% of billable hours.

Hypothesis: There were 87 firms that reported their hours.


Premise: well what else

Hypothesis: What else do you have to say?


Premise: You've got to look in the mirror every morning and ask  'What am I organizing for ?'

Hypothesis: Ask yourself why you are organizing every morning.


Premise: my wife we we built a shed over the long way actually it took  this is not on the topic but i did finish it but my wife went to the uh Home Depot i think it was and and took a uh a copy took a piece of brick

Hypothesis: My wife and I took a shortcut when we built the shed.


Premise: cases, corporate capability information.

Hypothesis: cases, corporate capability information among other things.


Premise: Such models may be devised in order to depict the essential quantitative impact of alternative assumptions or government policies.

Hypothesis: Models can be created to find the qualitative impact on governmental policies.


Premise: When he admitted that, he did it with clear melancholy.

Hypothesis: He was depressed when he admitted that.


Premise: Only Barcelona rivals it in economic importance.

Hypothesis: Barcelona is an economic rival.


Premise: unfair to to children like uh engineers usually work fifty or sixty hours a week i refused to work more than thirty i was part-time and even that was a rat race but

Hypothesis: I worked part-time as a teacher.


Premise: And yet, I cried indignantly, "after that, you gave me two reasons why Miss Howard could not have committed the crime!"

Hypothesis: After that, you told me why Miss Howard was guilty.


Premise: The report by the Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine completes a three-year evaluation of Guardian ad Litem - or GALs - in divorce and parental rights and responsibilities cases in the state.

Hypothesis: The report concerned the enforcement of drug policy in schools.


Premise: to go to ...

Hypothesis: Moving forward to.


Premise: That the people with whom Brandon feels most at home would kill him if they knew his true gender is the movie's most tragic irony--and the one that lifts it out of the realm of gay-martyr hagiography and into something more complex and  a meditation on the irrelevance of gender.

Hypothesis: They lived in the south.


Premise: How you served vs. whether you served.

Hypothesis: How you served is more important than whether you served.


Premise: Each wore a cloak of black and leather armor with high neck guards that went up past their chins.

Hypothesis: They were all covered.


Premise: Our compassion must defend the disabled.

Hypothesis: We must kill the disabled.


Premise: so what do you think about it how are we doing in recycling are we

Hypothesis: How much do we recycle?


Premise: At all costs he must try and get her away with him.

Hypothesis: He must do everything in his power to get away from the woman.


Premise: Pit fighters from the Gazu Kadem pits traveled weeks across the desert only to fall under my club in two breaths.

Hypothesis: The Gazu Kadem pit fighters fell easily in battle.


Premise: She'd been privatized-for-a-night, I guess.

Hypothesis: She's going to be privatized for a while.


Premise: a lot of people have become too complacent and believe everything is just the norm as to the way things are going and feel absolutely helpless to to oppose a lot of the situations going on in the taxing system

Hypothesis: People have become complacent.


Premise: Machico can claim to be Madeira's first settlement, the spot where Joao Goncalves Zarco first came ashore on the island in 1419.

Hypothesis: Joao Goncalves Zarco is one of the first people to arrive in Madeira.


Premise: This unfortunate result goes unmentioned in Penn's summary, and the DLC's press release begins as though it never  Democratic rank and file voters are following President Clinton into the vital center of the national debate, according to a new survey.

Hypothesis: Penn's summary entirely fails to mention this unfortunate result.


Premise: It also makes a quieter alternative to Strasbourg as a base for touring the vineyards of Alsace.

Hypothesis: Strasbourg is noisy and full of people.


Premise: The media focused on Liggett's admissions of the obvious--that cigarettes are addictive and cause cancer and heart disease--and its agreement to pay the states a quarter of its (relatively small) pretax profits for the next 25 years.

Hypothesis: Liggett was sued by the states to pay for smokers' high medical expenses.


Premise: Hein! said Poirot.

Hypothesis: Poirot yelled something.


Premise: Sadly, although the tree has been proved to be among the oldest in Europe, most experts believe that it is only 2,000 years old and therefore not of Hippocrates's era.

Hypothesis: This tree is from the era of the Roman empire.


Premise: I utterly reject and disapprove of Sir Ernest Heavywether's insinuations against my brother.

Hypothesis: I do not agree with Mr. Heavywether's accusations against my brother.


Premise: You ain't goin' to do that! Anse was stung into angry protest.

Hypothesis: Anse wasn't going to let them do that.


Premise: The onliest time that Marse Robert ever scolded me, said William Mack Lee, in de whole fo' years dat I followed him through the wah, was, down in de Wilderness--Seven Pines--near Richmond.

Hypothesis: William Mack Lee admitted that Robert was always nice to him.


Premise: well with him yeah and with Bill Walton and they used to call it the uh the UCLA invitational

Hypothesis: The UCLA invitational became the name that everybody was calling it.


Premise: Tuppence had no claim to beauty, but there was character and charm in the elfin lines of her little face, with its determined chin and large, wide-apart grey eyes that looked mistily out from under straight, black brows.

Hypothesis: Tuppence has grey eyes and straight, black eyebrows.


Premise: To this end, BLM, FHWA, IRS, and VBA developed a set of expectations for senior executive performance that were intended to balance organizational results, customer satisfaction, and employee perspectives and offered a menu of expectations for senior executives to incorporate into their individual performance plans.

Hypothesis: The expectations set for senior executive performance was very loose and largely symbolic.


Premise: In 1566, they wrested Chios from the Genoese, bolstering their hold on the eastern Aegean Islands, but the Cyclades remained in Venetian hands for another generation or more Tinos was the last to fall in 1715.

Hypothesis: They had conquered the Aegean Islands by 1566.


Premise: Jon removed his merchant's tunic and pulled on a grimy brown tunic from his pack to replace it.

Hypothesis: Jon was wearing a brown tunic.


Premise: 'Natalia! Please-'

Hypothesis: Natalia, it is urgent.


Premise: Or does my wish to be a good friend require severing the relationship?

Hypothesis: Does my wish to be a good friend require me to sing a song?


Premise: Another NYU video  NYU's Project on Media Ownership, under the direction of journalism Professor Mark Crispin Miller, recently completed a study of the effects of local television news on the civic life of Baltimore.

Hypothesis: Professor Mark Crispin is a journalism professor at NYU.


Premise: Ca'daan recognized his gloves.

Hypothesis: He did not recognize his gloves.


Premise: Pope crowns Frankish King Charlemagne emperor

Hypothesis: The kind is the emperor.


Premise: It's the new heartlessness.

Hypothesis: It's best to be without a heart.


Premise: The first argument is a political one which presumes significant urban-rural cross subsidizes in delivery.

Hypothesis: The first argument is a religious one.


Premise: well there's no doubt about that the money's there and the owners are willing to pay if unfortunately uh and you get star players like uh like Joe Montana making four million dollars a year and everybody else wants to match that type of salary now

Hypothesis: There is not much money and often the players volunteer their time.


Premise: Chrysler makes four times as many cars as Daimler with fewer than half the workers, and although there are good reasons for this--luxury cars require more labor, Daimler is diversified into other labor-intensive businesses--much of the difference does stem from Daimler's bureaucratic approach.

Hypothesis: Chrysler makes many more cars than Daimler.


Premise: Fine hotels catered to the visitors' every need, and the town reveled in the money brought in from abroad.

Hypothesis: The hotels provided for all the visitor's needs, and the town loved the money received.


Premise: For four years Severn had asked the elders to open the old mines deeper in the hills but so far the elders declined.

Hypothesis: The elders declined to open the mines.


Premise: i've had i've had that meal in New York uh where they bring you a plank sort of with all this wonderful beef parts of beef cooked and barbecued and it's marvelous uh i have

Hypothesis: The seasoned beef parts they bring you are amazing.


Premise: Although the arcade begins over a mile north, start from exit 6 of Shinsaibashi Station on the Midosuji subway line, between the Sogo and Daimaru department stores, and turn right to make your way south.

Hypothesis: The arcade is located in between two department stores.


Premise: I saw at once by his face that something disturbing had occurred.

Hypothesis: I could tell by looking at his face that he had some good news.


Premise: I'm all for giving patients a fair chance to contest improper refusals of payment, but we should not lapse into calling such refusals malpractice.

Hypothesis: It's malpractice if people are refused payment.


Premise: By comparison, the conservative estimate of the amount of steel required for a full FGD system is less than or equal to that required for an SCR retrofit.

Hypothesis: An SCR retrofit will always demand more steel than a full FGD system.


Premise: With his susceptibility to ridicule and parody, his air of furtive portentousness, his apocalyptic Manichaean vision of purity overtaken by disease, his dazzling displays of the uncanny intuitive skills that sometimes accompany obsession, he was a pulp-fiction Dostoyevsky, an author he admired above all others.

Hypothesis: The author was able to capture life at it's best.


Premise: um-hum and and be paroled and and have served the sentence that's what that's what people face with that choice one thing i really hate is they don't explain to the jurors in a in a trial on a capital murder trial or in

Hypothesis: If someone is sentenced but ends up getting out on parole, they should explain to the jury that it's a possibility the offender would be out sooner.


Premise: i just had mine done for the first time last week yeah

Hypothesis: I haven't done it before last week.


Premise: I'm busy."

Hypothesis: I don't have any time for that.


Premise: It would please certain parties to find stolen stock hereabouts particularly army.

Hypothesis: It would make several persons unhappy if they found stolen stock around these parts.


Premise: Stocks have shrunk from 76 percent of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s assets in 1996 to 32 percent currently.

Hypothesis: As part of Berkshire Hathaway's assets, stocks have grown from 32% to 76% since 1996.


Premise: Nobody asked anything.

Hypothesis: There were no questions asked by anybody.


Premise: Public health risks associated with mercury, particularly those posed to children and women of child bearing age, may be reduced.

Hypothesis: The harmful effects of mercury on men have stayed the same.


Premise: Clinton isn't the only therapeutic politician, just the best.

Hypothesis: There are other therapeutic politicians, but Clinton is the best of them.


Premise: The first outlines the Postal Service's current legal authority to introduce new products and services, the role of the Postal Rate Commission in that process, and the procedural mechanisms available for expedited approval of such innovations.

Hypothesis: The Postal Service can't just introduce new products


Premise: yeah i don't think TI's closed down in a couple of years for bad weather

Hypothesis: TI closes for all bad weather.


Premise: These problems include top management's lack of emphasis on ensuring that the internal controls are in place to deter fraud, waste, and abuse.

Hypothesis: Top management's lack of attention to internal controls caused these problems.


Premise: you know i'm thinking of you know i just did my tax return for the last year you know if your medical bills are more than a certain percent of your income

Hypothesis: I did mine and my neighbor's tax returns for last year just awhile ago.


Premise: But they'll get used to it.

Hypothesis: They will get used to it, though.


Premise: But no protest was lodged.

Hypothesis: And so an angry challenge was filed.


Premise: Also, the other woman was slowly edging her up the passage.

Hypothesis: The other woman was edging up the passage.


Premise: He telephones American scholars and invites them to a conference in Saudi Arabia.

Hypothesis: The American scholars were invited to a conference in Saudi Arabia by phone.


Premise: Many Republicans thought Bush's dad lost in 1992 because he was out of touch.

Hypothesis: Those on the right wing of politics think that Bush lost because he lost touch.


Premise: All his life he will live with what he has done, knowing that act, no matter how good, will ever wash the blood from his hands.

Hypothesis: He will live with what he has done for his whole life.


Premise: Other research found no signs of hazard in humans who eat irradiated food.

Hypothesis: Irradiated food will cause mutations in humans who eat it.


Premise: What's striking, as Sharon Hays recently pointed out in The Cultural Contradictions of Motherhood (1996), is how tenaciously we cling to intensive motherhood, as she calls this ambitious mission, despite its increasing impracticality and despite how guilty it can make us feel.

Hypothesis: Sharon Hays recently pointed out in The Cultural Age of Motherhood (1996).


Premise: You couldn't miss Piazza Venezia if you tried and many do try, because of its endless traffic jams and the arguably ungainly white marble Vittorio Emanuele Monument.

Hypothesis: There is no way you could miss Piazza Venezia.


Premise: Their term of stay in the United States is dependent upon the agricultural needs of the employer, but by law cannot exceed one year.

Hypothesis: They cannot stay in the USA for longer than one year.


Premise: But even these relatively honest conservatives have let all the fat fish wriggle off the hook.

Hypothesis: Even these relatively honest conservatives have let all the fat fish wriggle off the hook.


Premise: With astonishing sums of money sloshing around the economy and Japanese products considered world-beaters everywhere, it seemed to the Japanese that the nation had finally achieved its rightful place in the world.

Hypothesis: Products made in Japan were in high demand all over the world.


Premise: The Writers Museum next door (also restored in 1991) is an intriguing combination of Georgian exterior with Victorian interior.

Hypothesis: The Writers Museum has been restored more than once.


Premise: To carry this a step farther, the Marquis de Vaudreuil, Governor Bienville's successor in 1743, attempted to transform New Orleans into an overseas Versailles.

Hypothesis: Marquis de Vaudreuil wanted New Orleans to resemble Versailles.


Premise: well sounds like your getting a lot of experience in communicating with children

Hypothesis: You will need a lot of practice to talk with kids effectively.


Premise: It's stewed in a large frying pan and traditionally eaten on a kind of pancake.

Hypothesis: The frying pan that it's stewed in is small.


Premise: 'I am not enjoying having a penis.'

Hypothesis: I don't like having a penis.


Premise: A French patois-like dialect is still spoken in some hill villages and you'll notice bilingual street signs in the Aosta Valley (geographically part of Piedmont, but administratively separate).

Hypothesis: A rich French influence is still present in the Aosta Valley.


Premise: He would watch events, and any time he chose could, after all, join the assembly, modelling his behaviour on that of the new arrival.

Hypothesis: He would be able to adapt to events because he had observed them.


Premise: It's just undergone major renovation.

Hypothesis: It has recently been under renovation.


Premise: Sesame Street comes on from like nine to ten which is a good time and everybody is up and had breakfast and dressed and ready to go so it's the timing of of it is good besides the amount what's on

Hypothesis: Sesame Street comes on at a great time of day because everybody has just eaten breakfast.


Premise: The royal family lives in the modern Narayanhiti Palace across the street, behind flagpoles bearing the world's only non-rectangular national flag.

Hypothesis: The royal family of Nepal lives in the modern Narayanhiti Palace.


Premise: well world music is um a lot of the a lot of where they where they make music that they adapt to a to another kind of to another type of listener uh for example let's say you're taking like an original Brazilian form of music

Hypothesis: The music is from outer space.


Premise: Someone just shot Joan Rivers!

Hypothesis: Joan Rivers was stabbed.


Premise: For insight into the local tin mining industry, visit the excellent Geological Museum on Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah.

Hypothesis: The Geoligical Museum shows how tin was and is mined.


Premise: Though Seti commissioned the temple between 1291 and 1279 b.c. , the colonnaded courtyards and ramps on its facade were added by his son Ramses II who usurped his father, trying every way possible to excise his name from the temple walls.

Hypothesis: Ramses II succeeded in wiping his father's name from the temple.


Premise: This exciting museum embraces France's tremendous creativity from 1848 to 1914 in the domains of painting, sculpture, architecture and industrial design, advertising, newspapers, book publishing, photography, and the early years of cinema.

Hypothesis: Films were made in France in the 1800s.


Premise: uh it is fun though to buy these bags and go through them because you do find some some uh nice coins i mean people who are starting out collections and need to fill holes in their books can fill a whole bunch of them with these uh with these bags

Hypothesis: It can be very fun to buy some bags and go through them because you might be able to find nice coins in them.


Premise: yeah Are they primarily outdoor dogs

Hypothesis: I agree with the previous sentiment but I am curious to ask, "Are the primarily outdoor dogs?".


Premise: Tell him I don't know what he's talking about.

Hypothesis: I don't care what he talks about.


Premise: But the empire's troubles increased as invaders made further incursions into Byzantine territory.

Hypothesis: The invaders retreated from Byzantine territory.


Premise: it's something that's taught it's something on the streets that you see so if it's a dog eat dog world it it's just really too bad that we have to have something like capital punishment

Hypothesis: It is something taught on the streets, in a dog eat dog world.


Premise: and they sure are pretty i like them and the Snap Dragons are starting to come up

Hypothesis: I like snapdragons very much.


Premise: The statutory validity that courts assume in LSC cases will remain open for full determination in later cases.

Hypothesis: An assumption that many courts make during LSC cases is that the evidence is valid.


Premise: The savings come from the opportunity to make cost-effective plant investment and retirement decisions with full knowledge of upcoming SO2, NOx and mercury requirements, rather than investing in add-on control equipment to meet the requirements of each regulation.

Hypothesis: The savings come from having equipment that meets regulation requirements.


Premise: The percentage of questionable cases for individual programs ranged from 7 percent to 42 percent.

Hypothesis: The range of questionable cases was between three and 4%.


Premise: A shortened, 9-item version, the Brief SAAST, takes the patient 5 to 10 minutes to complete.

Hypothesis: The patient has to spend hours on the form.


Premise: East of the Palais-Royal, the old food markets of Les Halles (now moved to less colorful surroundings in the suburb of Rungis) have been replaced by gardens, new apartment buildings, and the Forum des Halles, a rather garish shopping center.

Hypothesis: The old food markets are still a favorite tourist spot.


Premise: Jerusalem's quintessential dairy restaurant, serving excellent vegetarian and fish dishes in a typical, beautifully restored and decorated Jerusalem golden-stone house, with garden patio.

Hypothesis: It serves lots of vegetarian items.


Premise: The evidence presented by the parties on the contingency issue was determinative.

Hypothesis: The evidence made it very clear.


Premise: well i have no objections to it It's just uh and it's a matter of your taste uh

Hypothesis: I don't care so much about what you do.


Premise: I can't say that my art's intended to give any particular message.

Hypothesis: My art does send a message.


Premise: We can do this.'

Hypothesis: I was confident in our ability to do this.


Premise: Chris Cannon, R-Utah.

Hypothesis: R-Utah, Chris Cannon.


Premise: But what earthly interest could he have in my mother's death?

Hypothesis: It seems so unrelated to what he should be investigating.


Premise: The Carey Award helps promote quality management within VA by giving the department a prominent means of recognizing high-performing offices, encouraging outcome-oriented practices, and educating VA employees about the benefits of results-oriented management and customer service.

Hypothesis: The Carey Award promotes good management in the VA.


Premise: Newsweek --what a coincidence!

Hypothesis: Wow, Newsweek did it too!


Premise: 'Oh my, yes.

Hypothesis: That is very much a yes.


Premise: The Europeans had arrived.

Hypothesis: The spanish have arrived!


Premise: And in that case, the white candidate at 99 th place today wouldn't get in anyway.

Hypothesis: A white candidate doesn't automatically get in because a black candidate gets preference.


Premise: i know i'm always scared of that whenever i go to a game i rarely go but we went last year because

Hypothesis: Whenever I go to a game I know I'm always scared of that.


Premise: This book has been specifically designed to guide the curious visitor to the myriad aspects of the  real Japan  whatever that might be.

Hypothesis: This book was designed to introduce the curious visitor to the real Japan.


Premise: The original minaret on the southwest corner is the tallest in Cairo at 81 m (265 ft).

Hypothesis: The minaret is 265ft, making it the tallest in Cairo


Premise: yes you do uh-huh yes you do yes you do and that that uh down here you have to have a credit uh you just can't live without it because down here they don't take a check unless you got credit card and driver's license identification

Hypothesis: In order to get a credit card, you need a driver's license.


Premise: This area is lined with handsome, 19th-century colonial government buildings, their brilliant white evocative of the era one hundred years ago.

Hypothesis: The buildings in the area are beautiful.


Premise: He was of medium height, and his blue blouse had been cut by a good tailor, though now it was worn.

Hypothesis: He had a red blouse.


Premise: Gray attributes Fagles' popularity to his simple, straightforward language.

Hypothesis: Fagle is said to owe his popularity to his simple and direct manner of speaking.


Premise: more like embroidery or something but

Hypothesis: It's needlework.


Premise: yeah italian accent yeah yeah it's it's about a movie about you know this guy who was running a a movie

Hypothesis: It's a great book.


Premise: The police backed down.

Hypothesis: The police eventually backed down.


Premise: You can take a taxi or try a camel ride, very appropriate given the terrain.

Hypothesis: The terrain is bad for wheels.


Premise: But, in fact, the whale's gaseous chambers (i.e.

Hypothesis: A whale's gas chambers.


Premise: Well, guess who has it now?

Hypothesis: It has been traded between people.


Premise: Hard-core left-wingers are horrified by this rise in nostalgia about the 1950s, a decade that was seen, not so long ago, as a grim period of pre-enlightenment, racist, sexist, capitalist boredom.

Hypothesis: Right-wingers are afraid of the rise of idolization of the 1950s.


Premise: Analysts say cable-modem service will be ubiquitous by the turn of the century.

Hypothesis: Analysts are not sure what will replace the cable-modem.


Premise: What's crucial to understand about Caterpillar, though, is that its success in defeating the UAW in the 1990s was not simply the product of those larger trends--global competition, technology, etc.--that everyone points to.

Hypothesis: Caterpillar and the UAW worked well together in the 1990's.


Premise: Wilkins, I believe?"

Hypothesis: I think it is Johnson.


Premise: it's good when you go to Tom Thumb though and they're cheap and nobody's got them yet unbelievable

Hypothesis: It's crazy to me that no one has them yet


Premise: People still come to take the waters ' the moss-covered fountain in the middle of the Cours Mirabeau spurts water with a natural heat of 34??C (93.

Hypothesis: People often come to the moss-covered fountain because of the water's natural heat.


Premise: yeah it's it's up to the person

Hypothesis: The person does not have a choice.


Premise: What's more, the chance to take an active choice in the matter as a parent may itself be a step toward the more successful, better monitored arrangements that poor working parents--and more middle-class parents, too--say they need and want.

Hypothesis: The chance to take an active choice in the matter as a parent may help be a step toward the better future.


Premise: Is this simply the nature of status--the rich will always find a way to distinguish themselves from the poor?

Hypothesis: The rich are still the same as before.


Premise: and so they say well this is you know i i don't know if they say it's the first time offense or whatever but they give him a lighter sentence thinking he's not a habitual criminal

Hypothesis: I did not care if it was the first offense they needed to be brought to justice.


Premise: Hersheimmer, repeated Kramenin thoughtfully.

Hypothesis: Kramenin, Hersheimmer repeated the name thoughtfully.


Premise: Your daughter won't call him Dad, which he wants; and he won't permit a first-name address (which is perfectly acceptable), which is what she wants.

Hypothesis: She wants to call him Dad in spite of him wanting to be called by name.


Premise: oh and it gets those nice warm breezes coming in that's nice

Hypothesis: On a summer day there is a nice warm breeze


Premise: 'Some have said that you and Mr. White appear to have very similar opinions, would you agree with that?'

Hypothesis: 'Would you agree with the popular saying that you and Mr. White think the same?'


Premise: Family members and partners can be of significant assistance in the intervention.

Hypothesis: Doctors and social workers can be of assistance in interventions.


Premise: Our markets are global in nature and no nation, including the United States, can go it alone.

Hypothesis: The US is not capable of being without the market.


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

Hypothesis: Woolsey disagreed with the participants who felt she vexed Helms.


Premise: Then the old mouse  'It is easy to propose impossible remedies.

Hypothesis: Illogical solutions are difficult to come up with.


Premise: i i i like the roominess of it uh and and i actually the only thing i've done other than you know wallpaper and painting paint over the years in the in the interior is i did refinish all the kitchen cabinets and i put a kitchen in the basement

Hypothesis: I put a kitchen in the basement so I could rent the basement.


Premise: Escaped from a Mexican prison in 1847, believing his wife and the son he had never seen to be dead, Hunt Rennie had gone west.

Hypothesis: He died in prison.


Premise: The next stop is Tarbena (10 km/6 miles farther along the C-3318), an invigorating mountain village famed for its delicious sausages.

Hypothesis: Tarbena is also known as The Sausage Village.


Premise: You might pack a toothbrush as well as your bathing suit if you decide on a one-day excursion to this cluster of little islands they're hard to leave.

Hypothesis: You might not want to stay for long, the island is riddled with snakes.


Premise: At times, they even appear insurmountable.

Hypothesis: They can be achieved even if they look like they are insurmountable.


Premise: yeah yeah yeah uh i'm a member of an HMO and uh from all indications it's quite similar to the military

Hypothesis: HMO is pretty different compared to the military.


Premise: He did not seem to have heard her, for without a word he turned on his heel and went out of the house.

Hypothesis: He left the house without saying anything.


Premise: yeah but who cares about my opinion

Hypothesis: My opinion is very important.


Premise: well basically it's what we call empanadas which is which is like right right meat turnovers

Hypothesis: An empanada is like a cheese danish.


Premise: well there is a a neighbor of mine used to uh uh know quite a bit about uh raising parakeets and she had uh a lot of connections when it came to getting good birds so she was knowledgeable all the different breeds and colorations and so forth

Hypothesis: I had a neighbor who used to own several parakeets.


Premise: The point of the rape charge is that it's different.

Hypothesis: The rape charge is different, that's the point.


Premise: um-hum well i was at the point where if i hadn't gotten my walk in i was a real grouch that day

Hypothesis: If I didn't walk, I got really grouchy.


Premise: any of all years um-hum

Hypothesis: All years of any.


Premise: If no worksharing discounts were being offered, it is possible that some mailers would still workshare.

Hypothesis: Some mailers would still workshare even without being offered discounts.


Premise: Once again, though, the authors don't interpret the picture they're painting in such studious detail.

Hypothesis: The pictures are not interpreted in detail.


Premise: The West Virginia College of Law, the state's only law school, is playing an increasingly important role in the development of statewide technology and support systems.

Hypothesis: It has a critical role in support system development.


Premise: For example, agencies are to establish performance measures to gauge how well their information technology supports their program efforts.

Hypothesis: Agencies are supposed to establish performance measures to gauge how well the employees program efforts.


Premise: Has deregulation worked?

Hypothesis: Has regulation worked?


Premise: Tell me at once, who is 'Mr. Carter'?" Tommy murmured a name in her ear.

Hypothesis: Tommy whispered the name in her ear.


Premise: At Arromanches, you can see the most fascinating monument to British ingenuity in the Allied landings ' the remains of an artificial harbor.

Hypothesis: The most fascinating monument to Austrailian ingenuity can be seen at Arromanches.


Premise: From a welfare point of view, a type-2 discount situation is extremely attractive because the potential gains are large.

Hypothesis: Type-2 discount situation is extremely attractive from a welfare point of view.


Premise: According to the U.S.

Hypothesis: According to the U.S. decided the new procedures were working as planned.


Premise: Albert's fancy ran to a puma, or a tame cobra.

Hypothesis: Albert liked exotic animals.


Premise: Adrin and the Kal, east.

Hypothesis: The Kal, Adrin and the eastern part of Spain.


Premise: Using these rates and assuming the above mentioned construction periods, it is possible to estimate the number of fully employed laborers and boilermakers.

Hypothesis: These rates and construction periods suggest that there were 222,000 fully employed laborers and boilermakers.


Premise: Once they took the wrong turning and went nearly half a mile out of their direction.

Hypothesis: They went a half mile out of their way when they took a wrong turn.


Premise: Victor Hugo was given a magnificent funeral ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe in 1885.


Premise: Several mummies were found here when archaeologists opened it, leading to a much-improved understanding of the genealogy of the various dynasties.

Hypothesis: Archaeologists learned a great deal about the dynasties after discovering several mummies here.


Premise: Much of our town's prosperity comes from these mines.

Hypothesis: The mines brought a lot of money to our town.


Premise: Duty-free areas are also found at Rantau Panjang and Pengkalan Kubur, both in Kelantan, and Padang Besar and Bukit Kayu Hitam in Kedah.

Hypothesis: Duty free areas are in many locations in Malaysia.


Premise: None of this proves that realism is corrupt.

Hypothesis: We can conclude that realism is not corrupt.


Premise: The Egyptian Obelisk, brought to Constantinople by the Emperor Theodosius in a.d. 390, had been commissioned by the pharaoh Thut?έose III in the 16th century b.c.

Hypothesis: Hieroglyphs, depicting the ascent of Ra, the Sun God, covered the obelisk.


Premise: Patients with alcohol problems experience an average of 1.32 injury-related events requiring outpatient or inpatient care per year.

Hypothesis: Alcoholics experience fewer injuries on average requiring medical care.


Premise: You can catch the final nine hours this evening.

Hypothesis: You can see the last nine ours tonight.


Premise: hm natural disease

Hypothesis: Like HIV.


Premise: All along, he treated his book as a growing organism, not as a fixed system.

Hypothesis: Even after it was complete and published he still looked at the book as a changeable thing.


Premise: Since March 2000 we received comments from a variety of organizations and individuals.

Hypothesis: We have received comments and complaints from the multitude.


Premise: A generation later, during the War of 1812, many New Englanders considered seceding from the United States, whose federal government was then dominated by Southern politicians.

Hypothesis: Many New Englanders considered seceding from the United States during the War of 1812 because the federal government consisted of mostly Southern politicians.


Premise: The cover excerpt from Susan Faludi's much-ballyhooed book says men have been emasculated by feminism and the new economy.

Hypothesis: According to Susan Faludi's book, African-American men are being emasculated.


Premise: if you're in the room so but it's such a shame because it could be so good i i don't understand why first of all why the public puts up with it and second of all why the networks think that

Hypothesis: I don't understand why the public puts up with spying or why the networks find it necessary.


Premise: no i hope we get to the point where maybe a couple of generations from now when somebody reads the old adage

Hypothesis: In a couple of generations somebody will not read the old adage.


Premise: The Supreme Court upheld state campaign donation limits.

Hypothesis: Federal campaign donation limits were upheld by the Supreme Court.


Premise: But fashion has been without honor in the English-speaking world for so long that we are afraid to take it seriously--solemnly, yes, as we take so many things, but not with ordinary seriousness.

Hypothesis: Fashion is considered to be only for women for English people.


Premise: having sharing the bedroom

Hypothesis: Not having to share a room.


Premise: The one thing that inclines me to vote for Inglis is his attempts to kill the Southern Connector (the needed highway of Plotz's example).

Hypothesis: There were objections to the Southern Connector being built.


Premise: It's nearer.

Hypothesis: It was really far away.


Premise: what was wise guy

Hypothesis: Was wise guy a television show?


Premise: jilted Minnie Driver glared at ex-beau Matt Damon when he won his screenwriting Oscar and steered clear of the it-boy at the parties).

Hypothesis: Minnie Driver smiled at Matt Damon during the Oscars, seeking him out at the after party.


Premise: Because of that, Robertson is all for a zero-tolerance drug law in force at Creston Plaza apartments on Grand Rapids' Northeast Side.

Hypothesis: Robertson is very much in favor of law that promotes zero tolerance to drugs at the Creston Plaza apartments.


Premise: Recently, three economists named Harold Cole, George Mailath, and Andrew Postlewaite (for whom I will use the collective abbreviation CMP) have proposed a compromise between the two  On the one hand, people do not care directly about their relative positions in the wealth distribution.

Hypothesis: Harold, George and Andrew are all economists.


Premise: You understand!" The doctor was a popular figure in the village, subscribed freely to all the local sports "a very pleasant, affable gentleman." Been there long?

Hypothesis: Within the village the doctor was quite popular.


Premise: He staggered on, while the sand gave way slowly to patches of green.

Hypothesis: The green soil was disappearing, and you could see patches of sand.


Premise: The author of Bastard out of Carolina , known as a confessional memoirist par excellence, writes about someone other than herself, and earns mixed reviews.

Hypothesis: Bastard out of Carolina's author has a new best seller with great reviews about someone other than herself.


Premise: but not really

Hypothesis: It's not actually.


Premise: But more likely is that this is anti-Clinton blather from a conservative Republican.

Hypothesis: The Republican's claims are completely valid.


Premise: To address those issues the public--represented by the casual museum visitor--needed an understanding of the lives and practices of the gay community, so long hidden from view.

Hypothesis: The gay community is not accepted.


Premise: And the bureaucratic approach prevents the section as a whole from taking positions on--or creating--literary issues.

Hypothesis: Bureaucracy helps group make strong opinions about topics.


Premise: There were Texans and Texans, differing greatly in speech, manners, and background.

Hypothesis: Various Texans had a rough accent and background, while others did not.


Premise: LSC funding represents less than 15 percent of the total funding available.

Hypothesis: LSC funding consists of less than 15% of total funds


Premise: Somehow I'm confident they can work it out.

Hypothesis: I strongly believe they can get past it.


Premise: At the level of mass information, we readily grant ourselves permission to look at such images.

Hypothesis: Because there isn't enough media, we don't know how to critique that much


Premise: Note that these figures cannot be added together for an overall estimate because they (a) double count the benefits of controlling multiple pollutants simultaneously, and

Hypothesis: The figures cannot be combined because of duplication.


Premise: But that's not even  The actual figures are $1,140 for a couple with no children and $1,700 for a couple with two kids.

Hypothesis: $1,140 is for a couple with no children.


Premise: In a beautiful villa of her fourth husband, the sun was peeking cheerfully into Jolanta's bedroom, who whether she liked it or not, had to get up, because one, she didn't like to sleep with the sun shining on her face (could cause zits), and two, because she had a facial appointment (so there wouldn't be any zits).

Hypothesis: The woman wanted to make sure her skin was clear.


Premise: If the asset was classified as stewardship PP and E in its entirety by both the transferring entity and the recipient entity, the transfer does not affect the net cost of operations or net position of either entity and therefore in such a case it is not a revenue, a gain or loss, or other financing source.

Hypothesis: The transfer affects the net cost of operations


Premise: The Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Investor Education and Assistance promotes financial literacy and seeks to encourage Americans to save wisely and plan for the future.

Hypothesis: Americans are encouraged to save wisely and plan for the future.


Premise: Also in Galilee, halfway between Tiberias and Haifa, is Nazareth, the town where Jesus grew up.

Hypothesis: The place where Jesus worked and died is Nazareth.


Premise: rather than put it on a credit card

Hypothesis: Rather use a credit card for the payment.


Premise: It may be that the correlation between smaller states and very low rates of unfiled returns is a real phenomenon that should be examined and the initial cut of less than 1 percent should stand.

Hypothesis: There should be an examination of the connection between bigger states and very low rates of unfiled returns.


Premise: The friendly cooperation that characterizes civil societies is a pale shadow of the love that inspires great self-sacrifice.

Hypothesis: Love that inspires great self-sacrifice overshadows cooperation in civil societies.


Premise: well i i assume that you live in do you live in Texas

Hypothesis: Do you live in Texas?


Premise: It is a terrible thing to be dragged in front of the TV cameras and forced to admit that your own dreadful ineptitude led to horrible suffering, which is why I pray that none of you will ever have your divorce hearing televised.

Hypothesis: I pray none of you have your divorce hearing broadcast on television.


Premise: it's it's pretty good it's i think it's um a bank commercial or something like that and uh it just kind of flashes out these uh partial sentences like you planned on and it says a new garage second car

Hypothesis: I see this commercial all the time.


Premise: They are victims of domestic violence, single moms trying to navigate the regulatory maze that strangles their efforts to move from dependency to self-sufficiency, foster children who are maltreated, migrant and seasonal farm workers who are not paid or are forced to work in unsafe and unsanitary conditions.

Hypothesis: They were charged and jailed for their crimes.


Premise: It's pretty complicated."  "It sounds worse than that," Dave grumbled.

Hypothesis: Dave knew what it truly would entail.


Premise: Among the Cellini bronzes is an imposing bust of his master, Duke Cosimo.

Hypothesis: Along with the Cellini bronzes, there is a sculpture of Duke Cosimo, his servant.


Premise: you'll you'll never guess who this person is

Hypothesis: Trust me, you won't guess who this person is


Premise: Shaped like a boat, with the Square du Vert-Galant as its prow, the Ile de la City is the ancient heart of Paris, settled by the Celtic Parisii people as early as the third century b.c.

Hypothesis: The  Ile de la City was the region settled first.


Premise: so little so little time to do that yeah have a chance more chance to relax

Hypothesis: There is very little time to take a break and relax.


Premise: well Patricia i was just about to get on my tread mill and then i remembered that i didn't make a call last night and i thought i'd make one tonight

Hypothesis: I'm sorry that you did not get a call from me last night, Patricia.


Premise: You don't get such books unless you're at least of student rating. He sighed, then shrugged.

Hypothesis: You can only access these books if you are a student.


Premise: (Photography permits are harder to get.)

Hypothesis: It is easier to get photography permits.


Premise: I felt sure that he, at least, was plumb straight.

Hypothesis: He was as straight as a plumb line.


Premise: Here you remove your shoes (lockers are provided) to visit the outer part of the hall, called the haiden (oratory).

Hypothesis: The haiden is the outer part of the hall.


Premise: Mr. Lawrence, he's wonderful.

Hypothesis: Mr. Lawrence is wonderful.


Premise: right well it's it's bad enough that you know if you got a little back problem or something have to sit in those seats and wiggle and squirm around and usually come out with your back hurting anyway so

Hypothesis: Those seats hurt my back.


Premise: um that's smart

Hypothesis: That is a very smart choice.


Premise: The next time he got a limp fish that had been dead far too long.

Hypothesis: The next fish he got was limp and had been dead a long time.


Premise: oh you've never

Hypothesis: You have done something like that.


Premise: On Friday evening, conference participants were joined by the ILS Board, judges, and bar leaders (including the new executive director of the Indiana Bar Foundation) for dinner.

Hypothesis: The ILS Board and the executive director of the Indiana Bar Foundation have eaten dinner together.


Premise: Well, 'sorry' won't make the dog's leg grow back!

Hypothesis: Sorry won't fix everything.


Premise: Nearby, on the south bank of the Liffey, is the Island?bridge Memorial Park, built in the thirties to designs by Edwin Lutyens (who designed London's Cenotaph).

Hypothesis: The Island bridge Memorial Park was built in the fifties and the north bank of the Liffey.


Premise: In fact, there is no way to tell how many kids and how much money may be involved, since many FEC filings are incomplete.

Hypothesis: Many FEC filings are incomplete.


Premise: The final rule, however, does not include a Final Regulatory Impact Analysis.

Hypothesis: The final rule includes Final Regulatory Impact Analysis


Premise: Ein Kerem is named after a spring, which is also called Mary's Fountain.

Hypothesis: The locals do not refer to the spring as Mary's Fountain.


Premise: Now, what is the first instinct of the criminal?

Hypothesis: Even a criminal takes time to think things over.


Premise: uh-huh do you play any instruments

Hypothesis: Do you play piano?


Premise: There is an antidote to visionary disease.

Hypothesis: There is an antidote, which is poverty, for visionary sickness.


Premise: i think when they're really little like the eighteen month old it's not fair to the animal because the kids are so miserable to them if they're out very much

Hypothesis: The kids aren't careful to animals when young.


Premise: and all these beautiful gardens and parks and all that good stuff now it's all been wiped out it's a shame

Hypothesis: They are expanding the parks and gardens.


Premise: and so i've got to have total almost total silence i can't really watch television if the pattern is very intricate it sounds like you'd have lots of shading on that particular piece it is not does not sound like an easy one to finish

Hypothesis: When I work on my craft I prefer not to have the distraction of television.


Premise: Isolationist Buchanan refloats an old John McLaughlin  We shouldn't be too worried about weapons of mass destruction in Saddam's hands.

Hypothesis: Buchanan said Saddam's weapons weren't a concern.


Premise: But while the silk hat no longer invokes uptown swells, no other headgear has replaced it in our metonymy.

Hypothesis: The silk hat will always be synonymous with formal uptown wear.


Premise: the effect that it's had on this young man's life is so dramatic that it's heartbreaking and he may never really be

Hypothesis: It's sad to see another young man dealing with drug problems.


Premise: It's not always for legal issues.

Hypothesis: Sometimes other issues are involved besides legal ones.


Premise: After two years of data collection, or a minimum of 20 data points, the control chart should be maintained using only the 20 most recent data points.

Hypothesis: By using the most recent 20 data points, the control chart will be accurate and maintained.


Premise: I suppose when they got the treaty she wasn't any good to them any longer, and they were afraid to let her go.

Hypothesis: She ceased to be useful to them after they signed the treaty.


Premise: The walls are covered with porcelain figures telling exotic a Japanese samurai, Chinese mandarins, monkeys, and birds.

Hypothesis: The figures were all imported from China in the 17th century.


Premise: Those dueling Greek painters return in a new guise, as Mario Merz, in the Zeuxis role, covers a glass table with an array of fresh vegetables and fruit, changed daily by a New York caterer ( Spiral Table , 1982), while Christo, playing Parrhasios, conceals the familiar Cezannesque shapes--wine bottle, vase, etc.--under a drapery of canvas ( Package on a Table , 1961).

Hypothesis: Moldy vegetable and fruit, changed monthly by a Cuban housewife.


Premise: Technology may soon provide some solutions.

Hypothesis: Tech could yield some answers.


Premise: They would cut off her arms and legs.

Hypothesis: They intended to harm her.


Premise: The children aren't hurt and, after all, they haven't done anything really terrible.

Hypothesis: The children didn't get injured or do anything that bad.


Premise: There has already been practically an army in the room!

Hypothesis: There hasn't been many people in the room.


Premise: Lost in the managed-care rumble is this  Why do employers provide health insurance in the first place?

Hypothesis: All employers provide health insurance.


Premise: The Oregon and South Dakota votes are a year away, and the Montana signature-gathering has not yet begun.

Hypothesis: Voting on South Dakota and Oregon was held the day before yesterday.


Premise: you oh no are you  did you break something

Hypothesis: Did you fix something?


Premise: well i have kids fortunately that have left grown gone thank heaven

Hypothesis: My kids are all grown and out of the house, i don't think I could deal with little kids at this point.


Premise: In 1561 the 18-year-old Mary returned to a Scotland in the grip of the Reformation, as Protestant leaders had taken control of the Scottish parliament and abolished the authority of the pope.

Hypothesis: Mary returned to Scotland in the month of May in 1561.


Premise: The obits fail to clear up an abiding  Why did Kam Fong play 'Chin Ho'?

Hypothesis: No one knows why Kam Fong played "Chin Ho."


Premise: uh no no but i know somebody who does and that's how i got into this so but uh

Hypothesis: I got into this because I found it appealing, it was hard though since I didn't know anyone else into it.


Premise: Independent committees of the board of directors, such as the auditing, compensation, and nominating committees, play an important role in effective corporate governance.

Hypothesis: All corporate leaders are corrupt.


Premise: i mean i mean Bush talks about he doesn't like broccoli well that's how how i think of Dan Quayle as broccoli you know

Hypothesis: Bush says he dislikes broccoli but that's exactly how I think of Dan Quayle.


Premise: The Israeli press, which historically has respected the agency's request not to probe its workings, splashed these stories across the front pages.

Hypothesis: The agency was treated with kid gloves until these latest stories surfaced.


Premise: This top-level support is especially critical given that an investment of time and money is often needed in these types of efforts.

Hypothesis: The support is critical from the top because investment is needed.


Premise: You could say that McCain is to be faulted for not working out a better education proposal in the first place.

Hypothesis: McCain failed to work a better education proposal out.


Premise: oh well that's not did you push the button

Hypothesis: Is there a button?


Premise: Mr. Julius P. Hersheimmer was a great deal younger than either Tommy or Tuppence had pictured him.

Hypothesis: Tommy and Tuppence pictured Mr. Julius P. Hersheimmer as a lot younger, than he really was.


Premise: because they gave my husband some when his mother passed but that was for like to calm him down

Hypothesis: My husband was given some to help calm down.


Premise: They got married after his first year of law school.

Hypothesis: Their marriage took place after he finished his first year of law school.


Premise: you have to do a little research try to find everybody  i guess it's a little easier with a family reunion and they you know and they they're really organized you know they setup they they get the hall and they and they uh

Hypothesis: They really make the family reunion process easy.


Premise: Corporations have responded by funneling millions into ANC campaign coffers.

Hypothesis: The response of corporations has been to donate millions into the ANC campaign.


Premise: Unfortunately for the GOP, the sophistication and delicacy of the ads is already being overwhelmed by the Democrats' simplification of them.

Hypothesis: The ads are overwhelmed by the Republican's simplification of them.


Premise: In Vietnam, he told the Houston Chronicle this year, [y]our options either were to avoid the draft or sign up, and I signed up.

Hypothesis: You had three options regarding the draft and Vietnam.


Premise: That is, because you can always declare bankruptcy and walk away, it is as if you owned the right to sell those assets at a fixed price, whatever might happen in the market.

Hypothesis: One can always just declare bankruptcy and step away.


Premise: no i can't drive a standard

Hypothesis: I can only drive custom-made vehicles.


Premise: and uh i there's certainly other people who go out uh canoeing i mean there's usually lots and lots of ponds particularly uh for canoeing and you know there are places you can drive in and park and they've got the usual kinds of campgrounds and stuff but uh you can also just you know bushwack or go on semi trailed areas and just get three days from any place that's civilization

Hypothesis: There isn't a lot of parking space, however.


Premise: The value of g in the situation described above is 0.857.

Hypothesis: The value of e in the situation described above is 2.71828182846.


Premise: The interior is sparsely furnished.

Hypothesis: The interior is very small.


Premise: It is recorded as an asset at its expected net realizable value.

Hypothesis: Assets are recorded by law at their respective values.


Premise: William Earl and Manning succeeded her, and testified to witnessing a document.

Hypothesis: The men said they saw the contract being signed.


Premise: so but think i think the difference is that uh when you own the car you take more care in what you're doing

Hypothesis: When you are the owner of car, you tend to take better care of it.


Premise: On the great island of Borneo, East Malaysia's states of Sarawak and Sabah surround the enclave of the oil-rich sultanate of Brunei.

Hypothesis: Sarawak is the name of a state in Indonesia.


Premise: Enclosed by the mountains of the Galilee and the Golan, this azure freshwater lake is surrounded by orchards, banana plantations, kibbutzim, and Old and New Testament sites.

Hypothesis: One can go fishing at the freshwater lake.


Premise: uh Audrey Hepburn was narrating it

Hypothesis: The narrator was Audrey Hepburn.


Premise: The outlying sights of St. Saviour in Chora and Yedikule are best reached by taxi.

Hypothesis: The sights of St. Savior in Chora are easily reached by taxi.


Premise: okay well i used to hate Star Trek

Hypothesis: I like Star Trek better now than I used to.


Premise: The bracket figures are a huntress, girls dancing or singing, and a woman about to spray her lover with rosewater.

Hypothesis: The bracket figures are symbolic of females.


Premise: During evolution, the whole Darwinian point of male power--lots of sex, lots of offspring--didn't compute for females.

Hypothesis: In the stone age, women didn't understand they were subjugated.


Premise: that's the barrios but it's it's it's i don't think it's any different of a problem than any other major city it's just Hispanics here instead of Blacks

Hypothesis: It's a problem for black people in most major cities.


Premise: The highlights of the tour are the honours themselves, lying on blue velvet in a secure glass cabinet in the Crown Room.

Hypothesis: The tour takes you to look at the honours that were given to King James.


Premise: Instead, they take a class on how to represent themselves.

Hypothesis: They quickly learn how to represent themselves.


Premise: Yes, it's a fine property.

Hypothesis: Truly, that house is fantastic.


Premise: Most bicycles are now sold to adults, all too often wearing ill-advised spandex pants.

Hypothesis: Most cars sold are for kids.


Premise: public hearing, a scoping session, six issue-focused public meetings, a Federal-State conference, and a Food Safety Forum.

Hypothesis: There are public meetings that focus on six economic issues.


Premise: Be back by ninethirty.

Hypothesis: Return by nine thirty and five seconds.


Premise: Although he agreed that a total research portfolio should have a strong emphasis on intervention and not just screening.

Hypothesis: He said that his portfolio needed to have a better description on intervention.


Premise: There is a shrine and monument in your world.

Hypothesis: It is well known.


Premise: This entire area of the Temple Mount is currently off-limits to tourists.

Hypothesis: This is a part of Temple Mount under construction.


Premise: More than 83 percent of the population embraces Hinduism, which is more a way of life than a religion; its sacred rituals and observances are only a small part of what good Hindus believe makes them good Hindus.

Hypothesis: A large part of what good Hindus believe that makes them good is going to church.


Premise: all right you too thanks bye

Hypothesis: Have a good day.


Premise: Why, Jane, the only reason I had the supper at the Savoy was so that I could drive you home.

Hypothesis: I only ate supper at Savoy, Jane, so that I could give you a ride home.


Premise: In our simulations, we used the labor input assumptions of the Social Security Administration actuaries underlying the intermediate projections in

Hypothesis: We ran projected labor market simulations using assumption from Social Security actuaries.


Premise: After a Lewinsky-caused hiatus from health covers, Newsweek returns to its favorite subject.

Hypothesis: After publishing health-related covers for a week, Newsweek is back to its regular topic of politics.


Premise: how about fast food do you enjoy um fast food restaurants

Hypothesis: Do you enjoy eating in hotel restaurants?


Premise: According to Laibson, the conflict is not between you and your mate, but between you-today and you-tomorrow.

Hypothesis: The conflict is between you and your partner.


Premise: no no it's terrible

Hypothesis: Yes, I agree that it's great.


Premise: I called myself Mr. Brown.

Hypothesis: I am happy with the name Mr. Brown.


Premise: No other country has such a rule.

Hypothesis: This rule is only used in one country.


Premise: Of course Washington was an excellent General, but it didn't seem realistic that he could've killed five hundred enemy men single-handedly.

Hypothesis: Washington defeated enemy armies.


Premise: In the last hundred years Luxor's major historic buildings have been cleared of sand allowing visitors to now view the temple structures.

Hypothesis: The sand in Luxor's historic buildings have been cleared in the last hundred years.


Premise: There's no need for lengthy, costly, uncertain litigation to enforce the law.

Hypothesis: It makes no sense to make the law complicated.


Premise: yeah yeah and uh that last championship they won in the Super Bowl Craig Martin was the only guy in the entire squad that did not get in the game but he got his winner's share

Hypothesis: Craig Martin was the only person who didn't play when they won the Super Bowl.


Premise: Clearly my pursuers were right above.

Hypothesis: The enemy was within earshot.


Premise: Three are on trial for murder, and a vegan Straight Edger just finished probation for firebombing a McDonald's.

Hypothesis: Two people are on trial for murder.


Premise: The Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990 (Pub.

Hypothesis: The safe medical devices act was enacted in 1990.


Premise: It is unlikely that cream skimmers would base their selection of areas to serve on the Postal Service's delivery profits.

Hypothesis: The postal service's profits are not important to cream skimmers.


Premise: But what?

Hypothesis: Yes, that's true. No objections.


Premise: That was told you by Ser Perth who knew no better.

Hypothesis: Ser Perth should have known better.


Premise: Go in May or October, if you can the crowds at Easter and from June to September can be horrible (May and October are hardly better, but are at least a bit cooler).

Hypothesis: May is the always the hottest month of the year.


Premise: At various points in the film, Harrer thinks longingly of Rolf and writes him letters.

Hypothesis: Harrer frequently misses Rolf and writes him letters, in the film.


Premise: The problem is that Kodak really had little evidence to show that it was being frozen out by the Japanese government . There was the retail-stores law, and Kodak produced evidence of state intervention to restrict imports, but it was evidence from the 1960s and 1970s.

Hypothesis: Kodak believed the Japanese government to be guilty of interfering with their business.


Premise: Lucky I didn't roll in.

Hypothesis: Thankfully I didn't go in.


Premise: yeah that's a good station i listen to it every once in a while too

Hypothesis: Yes, I also occasionally tune into that channel and enjoy it when I do.


Premise: Brewer said a major focus of the agency's work involves housing.

Hypothesis: "We as an agency focus mostly on housing." said Brewer.


Premise: You will understand me when I say that it was a deadly life for a girl brought up as I had been.

Hypothesis: The life I lived was dangerous being a woman raised the way I was.


Premise: yes uh-huh uh-huh well what about the Houston Oilers do you like them

Hypothesis: Do you like the Houston Oilers?


Premise: that's what kind of fondue the cheese dip or

Hypothesis: Fondue and cheese dip are very nice together.


Premise: Indeed, the city's distinct geography allowed most of its older neighborhoods to survive the terrible destruction wrought by the second atomic bomb to be dropped on Japan, on 9 August 1945 despite the fact that the Nagasaki bomb was more powerful than the one dropped on Hirosema three days earlier.

Hypothesis: Most of the older neighborhoods were destroyed from an atomic bomb.


Premise: Despite the concrete sprawl of Japan's postwar urban development, you can still find tranquillity in a brilliant-green, moss-covered temple garden or in the alcove of a traditional restaurant with its tatami-mat flooring, shielded from the other guests by shoji (paper screens) remnants of a not-so-distant past.

Hypothesis: Japan has been modernised but still contains fragments of it's history.


Premise: We also consulted with leading public and private sector experts in financial management.

Hypothesis: The experts consulted were not so proficient in financial management.


Premise: For the first time, the TV stations reached the state when commercials were shown 24 hours a day.

Hypothesis: TV stations showed junk food commercials at all times.


Premise: Our smudge and blear and soil, he proposes, do not efface the glory.

Hypothesis: He proposed an idea for glorifying it.


Premise: it's slab

Hypothesis: It's a concrete slab.


Premise: Well, the Food Stamp program has long been capped--supposedly--yet Congress has never failed to provide extra funds when governors needed them.

Hypothesis: Congress provides the necessary funding when extra money is needed for the Food Stamp program.


Premise: ! said he with satisfaction.

Hypothesis: He was exclaimed "Yes" with satisfaction.


Premise: On the island of the Giudecca, you'll find another of the great Palladio-designed churches (one of two in Venice), the Redentore.

Hypothesis: Giudecca is the name of a Venetian peninsula.


Premise: That's how presiding FISA Judge Royce Lamberth feels.

Hypothesis: Judge Lamberth approves FISA warrants.


Premise: (Click for help on seeing why this is consistent.)

Hypothesis: Click for information in why this is uniform.


Premise: and then the Iranian couldn't he didn't want them so he gave them to Alan and Alan and his Dad had plans that night so they gave them to us so he decided that some wealthy man tipped this Iranian

Hypothesis: The Iranian didn't desire them so he gifted them to Alan.


Premise: The inverse price cap is a relatively simple notion that would require no more than a minor adjustment to the law, if one is needed at all.

Hypothesis: Inverse price cap would require major changes to the law.


Premise: yeah it'd seem like they'd want to just to uh get some shade and keep their houses a little bit cooler in the summer

Hypothesis: They want to keep their houses cooler in hot weather.


Premise: However, no trace remains of their original fortifications.

Hypothesis: No trace of their original fortifications remain to this day.


Premise: Studies suggest that physicians can opportunistically capitalize on the motivating effects of acute injuries or medical conditions that require emergency care to convince patients of the need for behavior change.

Hypothesis: Being injured is highly motivating for people to begin exercise.


Premise: but uh i as as far as that goes i at we at we at least agree on you know on what we enjoy in that regard but uh

Hypothesis: We have different tastes on this matter.


Premise: That's not redeploying assets to take advantage of what Sara Lee does best.

Hypothesis: That's not using assets to bake Sara Lee's items the best.


Premise: As long as we're talking about corruption and exploitation, we should not forget that the wickedest gambling sharpies don't live in Las Vegas but in the state capitals, where the lotteries are headquartered.

Hypothesis: The lotteries are headquartered in Las Vegas.


Premise: Hopefully along the way you find something you enjoy.

Hypothesis: Usually, people don't find something to enjoy.


Premise: Most of these case studies are either illustrative or critical instance applications.

Hypothesis: The majority of these case studies are applicable but only to a certain extent.


Premise: The CO2 provisions in S. 556 will cost consumers too much and endanger our energy security by causing too much electricity generation to switch from coal to natural gas.

Hypothesis: We won't switch from coal to natural gas.


Premise: oh really well um my dad and my brother both have a collection of guns and um i don't know i guess we we've been taught responsibility when it comes to guns but accidents always happen but my dad has always keep kept his hid from us i mean even to this day i don't really

Hypothesis: Even though my Dad taught me how to handle a gun, he always hid them from me.


Premise: When people speak of such pan-ethnic continental clans, they are merely regurgitating American definitions of race.

Hypothesis: It has already been proven that pan-ethnic continental clans are simply the same as American definitions of race.


Premise: Your voice was so queer!

Hypothesis: You did not sound good at all.


Premise: two years ago was it

Hypothesis: It was three years ago.


Premise: Headquarters will provide sheets if you do not have a sleeping bag.

Hypothesis: There are no blankets available, even to purchase.


Premise: Author of over 250 books and a prolific artist and art collector, he is perhaps best remembered as a social theorist; in this century many prominent figures, including Mahatma Gandhi, have been inspired by his writings.

Hypothesis: Mahatma Gandhi was inspired by his writings.


Premise: you know and he goes yeah i just came up here to work and i go oh you did i bet you make uh very good money up here he goes yeah i make a lot a lot of money he goes you know and uh in the movie Good Fellas

Hypothesis: He told me how much he made in Good Fellas.


Premise: Encounters among individuals are generally positive, supportive, and rewarding, but those among groups are ordinarily unpleasant and confrontational.

Hypothesis: Individuals are not as friendly as groups.


Premise: Further up Boulevard Saint-Michel, away from the river, is the large Jardin du Luxembourg.

Hypothesis: The Boulevard Saint-Michel starts at the river.


Premise: ten years old now you know

Hypothesis: You know it's ten years old.


Premise: Too many male editors at Slate!

Hypothesis: Slate has too many male editors.


Premise: With its economy in disarray, the government introduced a limited number of capitalist measures while maintaining a firm political grip.

Hypothesis: The government introduced measures when the economy was in disarray.


Premise: right well we go to Maine every fall i have a brother who lives there still and i have a sister-in-law and nieces and nephews so we always have a family family reunion up in Farmington

Hypothesis: We go to Farmington, Maine every year.


Premise: Some sought escape and came down here like he did, but they found little improvement.

Hypothesis: Once they had escaped they realized how much better things were.


Premise: Since 1947, Cetercians have taken over from the Carthusian monks living in an adjoining cloistered wing, but continue to manufacture Certosa's well-known Chartreuse liqueur and herbal soaps in an adjoining shop.

Hypothesis: The monks still produce the famous Charteuse liqueur and soap.


Premise: FEDERAL MISSION PROPERTY, PLANT, AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARYf Annual Stewardship Informationg For the Fiscal Year Ended September

Hypothesis: The information contained in the summary is updated every week.


Premise: A negative subsidy is recognized as a direct reduction in expense, not as a revenue, gain, or other financing source.

Hypothesis: The more negative a subsidy is, the more reduction in expense.


Premise: improper selection of travel or transportation providers for the benefit of the employee.

Hypothesis: The travel method benefits the employer


Premise: Tuppence could think of nothing to say.

Hypothesis: Tuppence was unable to work out what she should say.