Premise: so you didn't need to know the language

Hypothesis: You have to know their language


Premise: As a result, our only remaining recourse is either to file suit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia or to forego further assertion of our access rights.

Hypothesis: United States District Court for the District of Columbia is the only remaining recourse.


Premise: well i think probably more people you know would participate if they just made it a little easier and like you say make it um

Hypothesis: It is not very easy.


Premise: now  why was you know  dumb

Hypothesis: You are very intelligent.


Premise: right um-hum um-hum yeah you saw statistics that lawyers and doctors make the most money in the long run yeah that's true

Hypothesis: According to the statistics lawyers and doctors, have a low wage.


Premise: you're not uh going to graduate somebody who still can't read and write

Hypothesis: Somebody who doesn't know how to read or write won't graduate.


Premise: Ferries arrive at Linaria on the east coast, and in pastures around the village it is possible to see the last examples of the famed Skyrian miniature horses.

Hypothesis: There are gigantic horses in the pastures of Linaria.


Premise: The museum focuses on Spanish and international 20th- century art, and is best known for exhibiting Picasso's monumental Guernica behind bulletproof glass.

Hypothesis: The museum is best known for exhibiting Picasso's monumental Guernica behind bulletproof glass.


Premise: About two-thirds of the responding companies reported specifically allowing their employees to retain the miles for their personal use, about 20 percent reported having no policy at all, and under 10 percent reported requiring their employees to relinquish mileage received to the company.

Hypothesis: One-third of the responding companies allow their employees to keep their miles.


Premise: yeah well last year i had a campaign to lose about uh twenty pounds and uh i wound up swimming about three hundred and sixty miles during the year

Hypothesis: I swam about three hundred and sixty miles last year during my weight loss campaign and lost twenty pounds.


Premise: They's gonna race him out on th' flats tomorrow if anyone is fool 'nough to say as he has a hoss as can beat Oro.

Hypothesis: There's going to be a car race tomorrow if anyone thinks they can beat Oro's car.


Premise: The model assumes constant unit variable costs.

Hypothesis: Variable costs are consistent over time.


Premise: It makes me giddy.

Hypothesis: This makes me happy.


Premise: are unable to meet the sulfur dioxide emission level (271,000 tons) that they established for 2018 for electricity generating units emitting over 100 tons of sulfur dioxide per year.

Hypothesis: They're unable to meet SO2 emission levels by 2018


Premise: so where are you

Hypothesis: Where do you live?


Premise: A Palestinian state is a certainty, according to an article, but sovereignty will be a sham.

Hypothesis: After the war, Palestine will be made a state according to an article.


Premise: People who are attractively slim do not talk about the ugliness of obesity in the presence of people who are grossly overweight.

Hypothesis: Very slim people do not discuss the ugliness of obesity with larger people.


Premise: The  Hong Kong could become like its Chinese sister city Shenzhen, which is capitalist but wild, lawless, and cruel to workers.

Hypothesis: Shenzen and Hong Kong are capitalist cities in China.


Premise: Frank's categories are too crude to answer these questions.

Hypothesis: Frank's categories do no justice to the questions posed.


Premise: Almost all stores are closed on Sundays.

Hypothesis: Most stores are open on the weekend.


Premise: Islam has refrained from such an expedient.

Hypothesis: Islam has begun to chase one such expedient.


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

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


Premise: Impeachment has also frozen the Senate but for a less ominous reason.

Hypothesis: The Senate isn't as involved in the impeachment.


Premise: and i i've noticed more and more i would say over the last six months

Hypothesis: I haven't seen it any more frequently in the last 6 months.


Premise: But there is a more fruitful way to look at  He is the first high-profile newspaper man in a long time who actually believes in newspapers.

Hypothesis: Most people do not believe in newspapers.


Premise: Federal fiscal policy affects the amount of federal government saving and this in turn directly affects national saving.

Hypothesis: The federal government controls how much it saves and spends.


Premise: The resulting larger pie could be split up so that everyone, both during and after the transition, is better off.

Hypothesis: For everyone before and after the transition, a larger pie split between them would be better.


Premise: um um-hum i'm trying to think of what they are what kind they could be

Hypothesis: I'm trying to figure out what kind of fish they are.


Premise: What's your name?

Hypothesis: What is your name?


Premise: I've heard far worse at other press conferences dominated by local TV loudmouths asking endless stentorian variations on the essential horse-race query Who's going to win?

Hypothesis: I've been to a great variety of press conferences.


Premise: Jon smeared some dirt and clay on her nose and cheeks.

Hypothesis: Jon washed the dirt off her face.


Premise: but i guess it automatic i guess it's automatic respective

Hypothesis: THe donation is automatic.


Premise: That latter figure is certainly not nothing, but it's only 1.6 percent of the couple's $165,000 total income.

Hypothesis: The figure amounts to most of their income.


Premise: She says that in some countries where birth control has been unavailable, almost all indigenous groups they can work with have some abortion ties.

Hypothesis: She says that the availability of birth control and abortion are linearly correlated.


Premise: What's wrong with Whitebelly? he asked.

Hypothesis: A friend of Whitebelly wanted to know what was the matter with him.


Premise: oh my land i'd be scared to death to have anything that expensive

Hypothesis: I don't want anything that expensive.


Premise: This role is mandated by history (it's a natural extension of the melting-pot tradition), economics (America stands to gain most from globalization), and necessity (no one else can).

Hypothesis: The role isn't mandated by economics or necessity.


Premise: Beyond them were the tribes of the native Ainu, at that time not considered Japanese.

Hypothesis: The Ainu tribes were not considered to be Japanese.


Premise: was it snowing snowing

Hypothesis: Was it snowing?


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 lies about a mile south of the Midosuji subway.


Premise: The technology of satellite TV--one 18-inch dish on the deck of my apartment receiving 207 channels from something flying in space thousands of miles away--is wonderful.

Hypothesis: The technology behind satellite TV is wonderful.


Premise: Technology I had never dreamed of, miracles I can barely understand.

Hypothesis: It seemed like an impossible miracle to me.


Premise: In the end, I couldn't make up my mind and just decided to take no chances either way.

Hypothesis: "I decided not to take any risks either way."


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

Hypothesis: Ideally no one would have to confront others.


Premise: If the two subclasses were given different proportionate markups, rather than the 50% markups in the example just completed, the comparisons would not be so simple.

Hypothesis: The comparisons would not be so simple if the two subclasses were given different proportionate markups.


Premise: than a smaller person

Hypothesis: Than a younger person.


Premise: I think the reason there you go has no such unpleasant connotations is that it describes, in the retail context, the state in which the customer finds him- or herself after successful completion of the purchase.

Hypothesis: It describes how the customer feels when they buy something successfully.


Premise: (The rule of thumb is that they're only worth something if the company is a success and is acquired or goes public.)

Hypothesis: There is one rule: companies are worthless unless they treat their workers fairly.


Premise: I dare say it 101 relieves your feelings a good deal to plan out all sorts of dreadful things to do to me, but is that PRACTICAL?

Hypothesis: 101 gives you more feelings.


Premise: oh that makes sense so i mean are you in terms of other things like like like not running but playing a little bit of tennis or can you not do stuff like that at all

Hypothesis: are you back to running marathons yet


Premise: there there um no as a matter of fact the IBM right here or in Carey which is a little suburb of Raleigh just just hired one more human factors person doggone it if they'd just waited a little bit longer it could have been me

Hypothesis: IBM actually just brought on someone new.


Premise: I bid $225, which exhausted my willingness to pay.

Hypothesis: I bid $225 on a pair of Britney Spears' underwear.


Premise: This is too passive a stance.

Hypothesis: This stance is too passive it will never gain support.


Premise: i bet that was a good one

Hypothesis: i would guess that was a satisfying one


Premise: Here are the three cups.

Hypothesis: Here are a dozen bowls.


Premise: or fried rice because it's easier to get out than to make it uh we'll do that occasionally um do you go out as much now as uh because the economy being such has that put a damper on you or does it make any difference

Hypothesis: It's impossible to make fried rice at home.


Premise: We'll give you jewels to buy an empire.

Hypothesis: We can reward you the jewels to purchase an empire.


Premise: Republicans face the prospect of running in 1998 with a discredited, unpopular speaker who is nonetheless impossible to dethrone, and with no record of accomplishment.

Hypothesis: The Republican speaker is the most popular there ever has been.


Premise: right and i mean you can you can buy an extra screen  but but it's somehow because the screen comes with it it it always looks awkward to have the two screens

Hypothesis: it looks even cooler if you have two screens instead of one


Premise: Unlike altogether too many biographers, [Assouline] is capable of distinguishing between the singer and the song, says New York 's Luc Sante.

Hypothesis: It is not easy to distinguish between singer and song.


Premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.

Hypothesis: The slogan says it's your money and voters are convinced that is true.


Premise: and i feel it's just pride of why they keep trying to push it on us and it's like hey we're content with this no it's probably not as accurate probably you know intellectually doesn't it's not as sound intellectually but like you said i mean come on  i had six years of college and i don't know the metric system and i don't care to learn it and i'm not some kind of an idiot i just

Hypothesis: We should not try to change our system of measurements.


Premise: it has an eight cylinder

Hypothesis: That car has an eight cylinder motor.


Premise: The estimated time to obtain the construction permit is approximately=nine months10 but can vary with State and local permitting procedures as well as other interests in the project.

Hypothesis: Estimated time for construction permit is 9 months.


Premise: really man am i

Hypothesis: I guess I am.


Premise: Good wheeze, wasn't it?

Hypothesis: Was the wheeze terrible?


Premise: Leading eastward from the market is Rouen's most famous street, the Rue du Groseorloge ' now as always the city's bustling commercial center.

Hypothesis: The Rue du Groseorloge has always been the commercial center of the city.


Premise: Fitzsimmons (who isn't giving any interviews now) offers no new statistics to back up his current claim that 5,000 IDEs are performed every year.

Hypothesis: Fitzsimmons isn't giving any interviews.


Premise: i could see a a full a run a gamut of different kinds of opportunities things that need to be done that would that could be done in an hour or two

Hypothesis: i could envision many different necessary tasks that would only take an hour or two to do


Premise: On the F-22 program, it was almost 3 years after this review before 90 percent of the drawings needed to build the F-22 were completed.

Hypothesis: 90 percent of the drawings was still not completed almost 3 years after the review.


Premise: what do you mean where oh in Raleigh

Hypothesis: I've never been to Raleigh.


Premise: and so they get her off and at the very end of the case after it's over he's talking with her and he figures out that she really did do it after all a uh after after he got after he got her off

Hypothesis: He only learned that she was guilty after he had already gotten her off.


Premise: really it's it's life is so much more enjoyable

Hypothesis: Life is so pleasant.


Premise: This is the period of myths and legends, later romanticized by Irish writers, that still exercise their power today.

Hypothesis: Irish writers would later romanticize this period with myths and legends.


Premise: oh really you're older than i am  oh

Hypothesis: I see, I am younger than you.


Premise: 'What do you think of Jacob White?'

Hypothesis: Do you know who White is?


Premise: you know perhaps if we put money on the back burner that may that may choose to alleviate a lot of the problems i mean  i mean we may not we may not have as  high a standard of living but

Hypothesis: Money aside, people should care more about this; if people cared more, we could do more.


Premise: The financing of the imputed cost is also imputed to the employer entity.

Hypothesis: Financing the costs is the responsibility of the employer.


Premise: He said, "I suppose you're right.

Hypothesis: He said, "Chances are you are not mistaken."


Premise: Literary party games held in ornate palace gardens required each guest to compose a small poem as his wine cup floated toward him along a miniature winding channel of water.

Hypothesis: Party games were held in palace gardens, and each guest participated by writing poems.


Premise: What moves us in Keats is precisely this checkered metaphysics--the haunting apprehension that the seed planted in the wide arable land of events might be the seed of death, not life.

Hypothesis: They were deeply concerned.


Premise: On the  A smiling Bill Gates proclaims, Why We Will Win.

Hypothesis: Bill Gates belief has a solid foundation.


Premise: i mean that's fantastic

Hypothesis: I am happy about that.


Premise: Typical A frequency distribution of unfiled rates shows that 14 states had rates of 3, which turns out to be both the mode and the median for this distribution.

Hypothesis: The mode of the distribution was affected by outliers.


Premise: Performance  State Experiences and Implications for the Federal Government (GAO/AFMD-93-41, Feb. 17, 1993).

Hypothesis: A revision for this was written in 1996.


Premise: ACI hardware is comprised of relatively common mechanical components and is largely made of steel.

Hypothesis: ACI hardware is mostly steel.


Premise: Each of them ate in silence.

Hypothesis: They all ate in complete silence.


Premise: General Accounting Office, Human  Key Principles From Nine Private Sector Organizations , GAO/GGD-00-28 (Washington, D.C.: Jan.

Hypothesis: GAO/GGD-00-28, Washington, D.C.


Premise: Bell's inability to see a world beyond the context of military and economic Big Stuff is what dates this book most of all.

Hypothesis: This book is dated because of its focus on military and economic 'Big Stuff'.


Premise: the pressure that lobbyists can put

Hypothesis: Lobbyists put on too much pressure.


Premise: We are also using our internship program in a strategic fashion and we often offer permanent positions to GAO interns with at least 10 weeks of highly successful work experience.

Hypothesis: Some GAO interns may be offered permanent positions after 10 weeks.


Premise: they're always in in in Hawaii someplace on on the on the beach

Hypothesis: They are always outdoors in the sun.


Premise: As he puts it, my standards were impossibly high.

Hypothesis: My standards are too high.


Premise: This 17th-century bastion looks its age and then some.

Hypothesis: This building looks older than it is.


Premise: The chapel was constructed in 1248 to house holy relics, fragments of what were believed to be Jesus's Crown of Thorns and the True Cross, which pious Louis IX (later canonized as St. Louis) had bought from the Byzantine emperor.

Hypothesis: The chapel was built to house relics from Jesus.


Premise: I would have done anything for her.

Hypothesis: I would go to the ends of the earth for her.


Premise: Vienna Noise Choir


Premise: Notable as the only major American city built in the twentieth century, Las Vegas is particularly unfettered by any burden of history or preservation.

Hypothesis: Las Vegas has incomparable freedom in its growth potential thanks to its lack of history and preservation efforts.


Premise: well what they what they say they try to do is to get the kids um early and young and what we have here in Burlington which

Hypothesis: hey say they try to get to the kids later on when they are older.


Premise: D'Amato tried to exploit the ill feelings between New York City and upstate.

Hypothesis: D'Amato brought New York City and upstate together.


Premise: (Having seen so many episodes and observed the formula, I have thought it would be amusing to write an episode set in a think tank.

Hypothesis: I have watched many episodes, and I want to write one.


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

Hypothesis: The us has more assets owned


Premise: For the most part, hard and soft carry no troubling value judgments.

Hypothesis: In general, there are no troublesome value judgments associated with hard and soft.


Premise: Each of these criteria is associated, in the literature on case study methods, with performance standards such as triangulation believed useful in ensuring-if they are carried out-that the study will be a good one.

Hypothesis: Each criteria has one performance standard to measure the study's effectiveness.


Premise: Kitchen Equipment.

Hypothesis: Knives and forks.


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

Hypothesis: The term was made by a presidential candidate.


Premise: 'We stand ahead.'

Hypothesis: We felt powerful.


Premise: The Kosovo story details a massacre in which local nationalist Serbs and paramilitaries murdered at least 21 members of one family.

Hypothesis: Nationalist Germans killed 200 members of one family in Kosovo.


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

Hypothesis: There will be another change shortly.


Premise: Among other things, the preambles included a title and reasons for the information collection, the proposed use for the information, a description of the respondents, and the frequency of responses.

Hypothesis: The use of information must me proposed in the preamble.


Premise: I love the Native Americans.

Hypothesis: I love Native Americans.


Premise: It was he who would add the flesh of handsome buildings to the bones of Craig's design.

Hypothesis: The buildings were coated with bricks.


Premise: Liberals lauded his nonviolence.

Hypothesis: Conservatives condemned his nonviolence.


Premise: He is much more heartfelt about prison reform than about Wachtler reform.

Hypothesis: He doesn't want to support the Wachtler reform.


Premise: You see, very few Christian names are given.

Hypothesis: Christian names are sometimes given.


Premise: call again okay bye-bye

Hypothesis: Call again, talk to you later


Premise: A tunnel leads to this outstanding privately owned collection of ancient Egyptian, South Asian, Chinese, Persian and, of course, Japanese masterworks.

Hypothesis: The tunnel leads to a dungeon.


Premise: One local Springfield attorney volunteered to handle the case.

Hypothesis: The case was handled by a local attorney.


Premise: They excoriate Reed.

Hypothesis: They hate Reed.


Premise: The numbers certainly make the Noe deaths suspicious.

Hypothesis: The deaths are suspicious when looking at the numbers.


Premise: But if Don Cazar wishes to try the eastern methods of training, these horses are too old.

Hypothesis: The ponies are too young to try western training techniques.


Premise: This is a very conservative assumption because the most complex FGD installations will require three years while the actual available time to complete the projected retrofits for each period, except prior to 2005, is five years.

Hypothesis: The assumption is currently very conservative because the FGD installations require three years.


Premise: In the 18th-century Baroque church, you may hear the nuns praying or singing, but you'll never see them; they are cloistered on the other side of the grillwork.

Hypothesis: The church separates the nuns from the public so they can be heard but not seen.


Premise: Don't wait lunch for him."

Hypothesis: Do not wait lunch for him.


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

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


Premise: i'm sorry what

Hypothesis: Can you say that again?


Premise: The Kal banged his war club on the ground in cheer.

Hypothesis: While cheering, the Kal banged his club on the ground.


Premise: it's better for for a large yard

Hypothesis: It's great because most big yards are easy to maintain.


Premise: At least there was still light enough for him to travel safely.

Hypothesis: There was still light so he could travel safely.


Premise: She seems to have nothing left to say.

Hypothesis: She looks like she has nothing left to say.


Premise: exactly same thing here and that's that's what they did

Hypothesis: We had exactly the same situation here.


Premise: A dozen undercover cops fried me with their collective gaze.

Hypothesis: The cops were undercover.


Premise: Klein has a horror of what he rather predictably perceives to be a New Puritan movement in America attempting to eliminate bad-for-you indulgences such as fat or cigarettes.

Hypothesis: Klein is glad that there may be a New Puritan movement.


Premise: As a result, the F-22 is requiring significantly more maintenance actions than planned.

Hypothesis: F22 requires much more maintanence than they expected


Premise: In recognition of this crucial symbiosis, LSC's Reconfiguration Review Process prescribes a clear review mechanism that guarantees recognized stakeholders a full opportunity to make their

Hypothesis: Stakeholders take full opportunities to make the best of their investments.


Premise: so i don't have any real strong ties with any with with the immigration laws i don't because i don't i don't have any personal feelings about them and i i haven't taken the time or effort to learn what they are

Hypothesis: I don't care about the immigration laws and haven't taken the time to learn about them.


Premise: and knew what to look for when you went shopping for a parakeet uh i had a parakeet many years ago that uh she got for me and it lived to be a a pretty old bird and was extremely friendly uh i i couldn't keep him in his own cage he just uh flew lose in the house all the time uh but uh more recent years they moved away and i've been buying parakeets at the local pet shop and they don't seem to be as healthy as uh one's you get from uh breeders

Hypothesis: I have a parakeet now.


Premise: On June 17, 1997, the FCC published a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register seeking comments on the proposal.

Hypothesis: FCC published a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register in 1898.


Premise: Modesty always was your besetting sin, remarked Tommy.

Hypothesis: Tommy said that modesty was always your biggest fault.


Premise: and uh you you were just up there then huh

Hypothesis: You were just down there.


Premise: A high sense of integrity took the place of what Clive called  fighting, chicanery, intrigues, politics, and Lord knows what.

Hypothesis: What was once filled with integrity was now fights and politics.


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

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


Premise: no i'm not with you so far

Hypothesis: Could you repeat yourself?


Premise: To further its goal of expanding recipients' use of technology, LSC is proceeding with its second round of Technology Initiative Grants, it has consulted with grantees on the selection of case management software which will accommodate merger-related technology needs, and it has provided continued technology training to recipients.

Hypothesis: This is the first time LSC is doing the Technology Initiative Grants program.


Premise: Also on the grounds is a small, sturdy building, much older than Coward's house.

Hypothesis: The small building is older than Coward's house.


Premise: They also added money for drug interdiction.

Hypothesis: They also increased funding for drug prohibition.


Premise: Head up the hill to the Malta Keske, a restored royal pavilion that has been converted into a cafe, and enjoy tea and pastries on a beautiful terrace looking over the treetops to the Bosphorus.

Hypothesis: The Malta Keske is a great place for visitors and has a great view.


Premise: Through his almost-closed lids he reconnoitred carefully.

Hypothesis: He was considerate


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

Hypothesis: Internal control is the same as term management control.


Premise: One office saved $6,600 over about 33 months.

Hypothesis: One office saved thousands of dollars


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

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


Premise: Know who I'm after? she inquired genially.

Hypothesis: She asked the question in a sarcastic tone of voice.


Premise: FFC reported that, historically, 30 to 50 percent of all construction change orders result from errors in the design documents directly related to improper interfaces between design disciplines (civil, structural, architectural, electrical, and mechanical).

Hypothesis: 60 to 90 percent of all construction change orders result from proper interfaces.


Premise: The money would be raised via taxes on the wealthiest 40 percent of the population and, eventually, the estates of deceased beneficiaries.

Hypothesis: The wealthiest 40 percent of the population would pay the taxes to raise the money.


Premise: The last very good day for both of them was spent at Miss Elwira's, the accountant, name day party.

Hypothesis: They spent their last very good day together at a party.


Premise: Table 4.2 also shows the effect on national saving of tax-deductible IRA contributions under different tax brackets.

Hypothesis: Figure 2.5 shows the effect on national saving of tax-deductible IRA contributions.


Premise: Boards and auditors need to be vigilant to ensure that any inappropriate actions are avoided.

Hypothesis: Auditors should check that people are not putting client information in vulnerable places.


Premise: Number of actions

Hypothesis: Different types of actions


Premise: Although much of this software is advertising-driven--hence, free--you will still pay a price.

Hypothesis: You payed $50 for the software.


Premise: i didn't mind doing that at all

Hypothesis: I was perfectly fine doing it.


Premise: And the inhabitants are large in proportion to their world? He sounded as though the news struck him less favorably now.

Hypothesis: He was not very impressed by the inhabitants size.


Premise: His major task was to rescue France from the chaos of the Fourth Republic.

Hypothesis: France was supposed to save him.


Premise: He began to look like a teenager, and the family forbade him to go to work.

Hypothesis: He looked like a young child.


Premise: But I'm talking about art."

Hypothesis: But I am talking about painting.


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

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


Premise: When it did, the Las Vegas Valley (which at the time had a non-native population of less than 30) would change as well.

Hypothesis: Most of the population in Las Vegas Valley were natives.


Premise: my neighbor let's see is Jewish and he's going through the i don't know Jewish League or something and helping a family that's come over from Russia

Hypothesis: My neighbor is Orthodox Jew.


Premise: Abolition and Beyond

Hypothesis: Slavery could still be around.


Premise: Your sincere friend, Mr. CARTER." Tuppence's spirits rose mercurially.

Hypothesis: Tuppence became insulted at the sarcastic remark Mr. CARTER ended his letter with.


Premise: oh no that's funny

Hypothesis: It never was funny.


Premise: Every square centimeter of the temple's surface is sculpted.

Hypothesis: The temple is completely made up of sculptings.


Premise: You can read people's minds? His voice sounded different, there was no cheer or bravado.

Hypothesis: The speaker is unhappy.


Premise: After touring the dusty hot archaeological sites of the Nile Valley, or tramping the noisy streets of Cairo, the Red Sea coast makes a welcome contrast.

Hypothesis: The Red Sea coast is a peaceful place.


Premise: i never found i never quite found a New York fan

Hypothesis: I never found a NY fan.


Premise: Delivery firms with lower costs than the Postal Service would emerge to serve them and the Postal Service could hand off its unprofitable mail to them.

Hypothesis: Lower cost delivery firms might appear in coastal regions.


Premise: all right what are some of your favorite foods i imagine with Argentina you've got some great foods

Hypothesis: I would imagine Argentina has great beef, is that a favorite of yours?


Premise: The latter in particular will last quite a while after your return home.

Hypothesis: The latter will last a long time after you return home.


Premise: Forman tells one, deadly serious  A reckless individualist is slowly crushed by society.

Hypothesis: Society will gradually destroy the ideals of an impulsive nonconformist.


Premise: we we didn't have too good luck with it because the uh we had a couple of good real good wind storms and it really damaged the corn so we didn't get too much

Hypothesis: We didn't get much corn because of the wind storms.


Premise: Oh no, monsieur.

Hypothesis: Absolutely not, Mr.


Premise: 'Don't worry, don't worry,' he repeated insistently.

Hypothesis: He told me several times not to worry.


Premise: A major part of the museum is devoted to Hashoah, the Holocaust.

Hypothesis: This museum celebrates the diversity of artists of color.


Premise: and other, less printable, rhymes.

Hypothesis: Kill the Bill is a less printable rhyme.


Premise: oh wow i wonder if he'd ever do that

Hypothesis: I wonder if John would ever kiss a man,


Premise: um-hum and we don't want our kids to to grow up thinking that that's what you do with your spare time

Hypothesis: I want the children to know that is how they should spend their time.


Premise: Borderline reviews--competent but utterly unexciting (Natalie Nichols, the Los Angeles Times )--for the band's first album in five years.

Hypothesis: The band releases an album every few months.


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

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


Premise: They can ask you anything.

Hypothesis: There are no limits to what they can ask.


Premise: The Treaty of Kadesh, recorded on clay tablets on display in the Museum of the Ancient Orient in Istanbul (see page 39), is the oldest known example of an international treaty.

Hypothesis: Turkey has a museum of displaying only treaties.


Premise: Heavyish.

Hypothesis: About three to four pounds.


Premise: The other four quintiles are less than one standard deviation from the mean.

Hypothesis: There are four other quintiles.


Premise: Houston Houston is awful

Hypothesis: Houtston, Texas it just pure shit.


Premise: A short distance from the cathedral on High Street are the two St. Audoen's Churches.

Hypothesis: The two churches are just a short distance from the cathedral.


Premise: Once Congress agrees to regulate one sort of abortion because it is gruesome, the pro-lifers will immediately turn to another form of abortion and insist that it, too, be regulated, because it, too, is gruesome.

Hypothesis: The solution is to not regulate any sort of abortion.


Premise: and and they're trying to think of what's a Troy ounce

Hypothesis: They don't know what a Troy ounce is.


Premise: Conversely, each dollar decrease in national saving is offset by 33.

Hypothesis: The dollar decrease in saving is offset by 45.


Premise: no i've heard i've heard that's really great though

Hypothesis: I've heard that's great.


Premise: What do you want? said Jon.

Hypothesis: What time is the meeting tomorrow?  said John.


Premise: yeah at least its something that you enjoy and i know a lot of people that talk about exercise and say well i don't want to exercise it's too much work but there a lot of different things you can do that that are enjoyable that you don't have to you kn ow strain yourself or sweat

Hypothesis: most people think exercise is to hard but ts about finding something you enjoy doing


Premise: right right well you know i think that the that the only way that we are ever going to get this country switched over to metrics is just to start other with with the kids right now

Hypothesis: The kids today should begin learning the metric system.


Premise: Performing Initial Testing

Hypothesis: perform the first run


Premise: France, on the other hand, has densely populated cities but no areas as sparsely settled as in the United States.

Hypothesis: There are no sparsely settled areas in France.


Premise: uh-huh so so the state is encouraging you to do that

Hypothesis: The state would prefer for you to do that.


Premise: What run? demanded Kramenin, with a stare.

Hypothesis: Kramenin did not know about the run and demanded more information.


Premise: I'm off to Paris to-morrow, just to see what the Prefecture is doing.

Hypothesis: I'm headed to Paris to see what Prefecture is up to.


Premise: uh very good videos yeah i'm kind of impressed

Hypothesis: The videos are of a poor quality.


Premise: He came a cropper, and the girl was left an orphan and penniless.

Hypothesis: The girl became a poor orphan.


Premise: Hold it while I get my penknife." The unbelievable had happened.

Hypothesis: It couldnt believe it had happened by I had to get my penknife.


Premise: but even uh i think uh along the line of the uh goals of civil rights um

Hypothesis: Along both the civil rights goals angle, and the women's rights angle.


Premise: He nodded cheerfully.

Hypothesis: He shook his had sadly.


Premise: But she's with that actor, that... One of the Fodder Brothers butted in.

Hypothesis: A Fodder Brother said she was avialable.


Premise: i have never gone to a restaurant and not just been so full it's unreal and uh i mean it's so good the seasoning they it's just unreal

Hypothesis: The restaurant is so good I always overeat.


Premise: Bakis, with admirable audacity, has set herself the almost impossible task of making these dogs 'human' and just misses the mark, says the Journal . Fugitive Pieces is a poetic telling of the life of a Holocaust-survivor-turned-poet.

Hypothesis: There are heartbreaking scenes in the literary work Fugitive Pieces.


Premise: Boy Scouts, fraternities, drum and bugle corps, anti-Semitic croquet clubs with a deep bronze suntan hungry for a thick steak with a fried egg on top and a cigarette to settle the digestion!

Hypothesis: The croquet clubs are anti-Semitic and they have a beige suntan and want some greasy, fried food.


Premise: Bustling Commerce

Hypothesis: Thriving Commerce in the midst of the city.


Premise: A place to share materials, information and best practices documents, orientation packages, training ideas.

Hypothesis: An online platform for business material and idea sharing.


Premise: Chantilly

Hypothesis: Chantilly is located in France.


Premise: you know but you know but because i know some of the stuff like that one Judith Krantz made that one they did that one really they did okay but i liked the book better

Hypothesis: I really prefer the movie directed by Krantz over the book.


Premise: and she came with skirts just like she'd be going into the office

Hypothesis: The skirts she wore look like she's going to a wedding.


Premise: Yet Greider's less bold (but still frightful) assertion that the global system ...

Hypothesis: Greider's more ambitious idea on the global system...


Premise: Only universal peace can mess things up now.


Premise: Welfare reform was the hot topic at the National Governors' Association winter meeting.

Hypothesis: Welfare reform was discussed at the summer and winter meetings of the National Governors' Association.


Premise: These concerns are not really new to Las Vegas; they had simply been overshadowed by growth in recent years.

Hypothesis: Las Vegas is rapidly growing.


Premise: But you'll be so tired, child.

Hypothesis: The child didn't care if they would be tired, they'd play anyway.


Premise: After all, it's not till the discovery that the stock price falls.

Hypothesis: The stock price only begins to fall when the discovery is made.


Premise: it's the darndest thing i've ever seen and i don't know we we're probably going to have to get us a boat one of these days soon and go out and see go out and see what's really out there

Hypothesis: I'd like to check out the depths.


Premise: These differences, and their impact on the framework developed in this guide, will be discussed in the aUsing this Guide- section.

Hypothesis: The differences are explained in the Framework Qualifications section.


Premise: We cannot help you, so you must help yourself.

Hypothesis: You must help yourself because we cannot assist you.


Premise: Susan stirred in Jon's arms.

Hypothesis: Susan was waking up in Jon's arms.


Premise: If he had hit with his elbow, Adrin would be unconscious.

Hypothesis: Adrin barely missed his elbow, which would have made him unconscious if he hit it.


Premise: The large permanent encampment of homeless people around Tennoji Park makes the area more than a little seedy (but not at all dangerous).

Hypothesis: The homeless people are very dangerous and violent.


Premise: But no one would dream of suspecting Bauerstein, or think of taking another sample ”except Poirot," I added, with belated recognition.

Hypothesis: Only Poirot would think to recheck the work of Bauerstein, whom everyone else agreed was above suspicion.


Premise: uh-huh uh-huh yeah that i've never i don't think i've ever seen um a a vacuum though for the for the lawn i know i've seen the blowers

Hypothesis: I have never seen a lawn vacuum before, only blowers.


Premise: Although no party briefed severability in Denver Area Ed.

Hypothesis: One of the parties briefed about severability in Denver Area Ed.


Premise: is he interested in computers then did this give him an interest in it other than you know using it more as or less like a word a word processing machine he

Hypothesis: Did this cause him to become scared of computers?


Premise: No one should be angrier about this than Stephen Labaton, Jeff Gerth, and Safire's other colleagues at the Times who have patiently pursued the Clinton scandals in a careful way.

Hypothesis: No one should be madder than Labaton who covered the Clinton scandals carefully.


Premise: Cynthia, whose young spirits were naturally buoyant, was looking quite her pretty self again, and we all, with the exception of Lawrence, who seemed unalterably gloomy and nervous, were quietly cheerful, at the opening of a new and hopeful future.

Hypothesis: Everyone, except Lawrence were happy about the new situation.


Premise: It was a feint so perfect that I saw it as truth.

Hypothesis: It was a clumsy attempt to distract, which failed.


Premise: right golly now is this uh cocaine type

Hypothesis: The new drug is like pot.


Premise: Synthetic dyes will stain the white material, while the smell of chlorine means that the carpet has been bleached to make it look older.

Hypothesis: If a carpet smells of chlorine, it is safe to assume that it is not as old as it appears to be.


Premise: But you'll be so tired, child.

Hypothesis: The child was already tired.


Premise: Ten case studies were undertaken of a carefully selected group of projects that ranged from computer language systems through nuclear science to fisheries biology and chemical engineering.

Hypothesis: Ten case studies were performed, with a variety of subjects ranging from computer technology to chemical engineering.


Premise: The issue is packed with remarkable historical  One article traces the rise of total war to Napoleon's conquest of Zaragoza.

Hypothesis: A packed issue of the soon to be defunct One magazine, covers Napoleon one last time.


Premise: Around Grafton Street

Hypothesis: Grafton street has been renamed.


Premise: A spokesman for fertility doctors suspects that ronsangels.com is really aimed at adolescent boys.

Hypothesis: Ronsangels.com is a site brokering fertility drugs.


Premise: uh so what you've got is a registered pet and not too many people want Bombay's they want things like himmy Persians and Turkish Vans

Hypothesis: What you've got is a registered gun who can use to stroke your ego with.


Premise: RECOGNITION (OR RECOGNIZE) - The term recognition, as used in this Statement, bears the same meaning as used by the Financial Accounting Standards Board in its conceptual statements.

Hypothesis: In this statement the term "recognition" will have a slightly different definition than the one used by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.


Premise: uh-huh one was about painting

Hypothesis: Another was about sculpture.


Premise: One participant explained that there are a lot of things an audit cannot do.

Hypothesis: An audit can't find embezzlement.


Premise: no as a matter of fact i don't think is there a sixteen i don't think there's a sixteen either

Hypothesis: I think there are no sixteens.


Premise: Some might say, why should we support this when we face tough financial times?

Hypothesis: Some could say, why wouldn't we support this in times of financial hardship?


Premise: rather than just be played at anytime anytime during the year

Hypothesis: rather than just be played only in March


Premise: the uh the automotive industry is in dire needs of something in this in this country and it's too bad uh the Toyota we bought i i bought second hand i did not buy it new uh

Hypothesis: I only always buy second had vehicles.


Premise: certainly makes sense because some of this stuff is you know you you're just doing this to do this you know it's

Hypothesis: Once you're finished doing this stuff, you don't have to worry about it.


Premise: If labor were less defensive and insular and better embedded in a larger reform movement, it might be more motivated to address its own shortcomings.

Hypothesis: A larger reform movement could not fix labors challenges.


Premise: No, sir, you see there's not much room on the gas stove, so Cook used to make it early, before putting the vegetables on for supper.

Hypothesis: Cook used to make it before putting vegetables on the stove for supper because there wasn't much room on the stove.


Premise: Underneath the building is a small lake which provided the inspiration for the phantom's hiding place in Paul Leroux's Phantom of the Opera.

Hypothesis: Underneath the building, there is a small lake.


Premise: There are at least three possibilities.

Hypothesis: In total, there are a minimum of 3 things that are possible.


Premise: No left-wing colonels have yet appeared to help the opposition, at least not in public.

Hypothesis: The colonels haven't come out in public to oppose it yet.


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

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


Premise: After years of subservience to the West, artists returned to Indian themes in their literature, theatre, and music.

Hypothesis: Western authorities tried to dissuade artists.


Premise: There is little for visitors in the modern Arab centre.

Hypothesis: There isn't much for tourists in the modern arab center.


Premise: And we can't have the coffee that comes with our complimentary continental breakfast because they might have drawn the water first thing in the morning without letting the taps run for the two minutes required to flush the lead out of the pipes.

Hypothesis: The free breakfast comes with a free beverage.


Premise: Indian entrepreneurs developed their own cotton mills in Bombay, Ahmedabad, Kanpur, and Madras, but the new tea gardens were a strictly British affair.

Hypothesis: The tea gardens were a British affair, the cotton mills an Indian one.


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

Hypothesis: Survey results are in line with the experience of a large corporation that sold hot tubs.


Premise: that's a that's an interesting concept is that your idea

Hypothesis: That is quite interesting, did you think about that on your own?


Premise: The outstanding Salon de Gasparini is named after the artist (Matias Gasparini of Naples) that mobilized stone-cutters, sculptors, glass-blowers, clock-makers, sil?versmiths, cabinet-makers, and embroiderers to produce this stunning example of rococo.

Hypothesis: The Salon de Gasparini was named after Martin Gasparini.


Premise: It depicted George Washington wrestling a lion.

Hypothesis: The coin showed Washington struggling with a stylized lion.


Premise: i guess maybe they have so much time to fill i've thought often times that maybe our world was a little bit better place when i was in high school and the world and the news like your radio station was on fifteen minutes in the evening and then they went on to i don't know i think the Andy Williams show or something that filled up the other fifteen minutes of that half hour and we just weren't so heavy with it

Hypothesis: The Andy Williams show was never any good.


Premise: I didn't go, she replied abruptly.

Hypothesis: She didn't go to the place


Premise: Maui's ultimate fantasy resort said to be the most expensive resort ever built is a favorite with families.

Hypothesis: The resort is Maui's seventh most expensive ever built.


Premise: It's been done before.'

Hypothesis: Its already been designed that way.


Premise: But why should he shield her?

Hypothesis: Why is nailing her to the cross?


Premise: oh sure i mean the the British occupied the place the French occupied it we've done it ah it it's happened so many times this is this is really nothing special uh

Hypothesis: I am not surprised that another nation has decided to occupy the place.


Premise: Why not convert imagination into reality?

Hypothesis: You're imagining things that you can turn into physical objects.


Premise: Barr throws Molotov cocktails from the back benches, just as Gingrich once did.

Hypothesis: Gingrich helped teach Barr.


Premise: The fine construction of the brothel and gambling district impressed Ca'daan.

Hypothesis: The man liked the establishment.


Premise: When Ben found out he was married to the mother of his stepbrother, he insisted that the truth be revealed.

Hypothesis: Ben found out he was married to the mother of his stepbrother, so wanted the truth to be revealed.


Premise: and it's really nice for them because then they're with people their own age and people that have gone through things exactly what they have gone through

Hypothesis: They could relevant to one another.


Premise: yeah oh yeah yeah yeah rent a beach house or something yeah that's that's my idea of camping

Hypothesis: I'd rather rough it in the woods than stay in a beach house.


Premise: For example, lost sales experienced by suppliers of advertising were considered distributional impacts because the dollars not spent on advertising are not lost to the economy but will be spent on other goods and services.

Hypothesis: Lost sales are lost to the economy.


Premise: But Bush said his comments made a positive case for Republican compassion, and some pundits said he was astute to recognize that the Republican revolution is dead (Al Hunt, Capital Gang ). ( Slate 's  analyzes Bush's triangulation strategy.)

Hypothesis: Bush's comments made a positive case for Republican compassion.


Premise: He didn't check the label on the third one, but added it, too.

Hypothesis: A fancy mix was added to the third one.


Premise: Napoleon defeated the Prussian army in several key battles and established a semi-independent Duchy of Warsaw from 1807 to 1815.

Hypothesis: Semi-independent Duchy of Warsaw was established in 1819 by Louis de Fines.


Premise: That figure has now passed 10 million and is still growing, swollen by a steady influx of people from rural areas looking for work (more than half the population was born in the provinces).

Hypothesis: The figure is swollen by an influx of job seekers from rural areas.


Premise: How could an economist of Greenspan's sophistication fumble such important questions in such an unsophisticated manner?

Hypothesis: Greenspan is known to be a highly trained and educated economist.


Premise: uh we can demand uh more efficient automobiles for one thing i still think that's that's uh one of our major causes of pollutants

Hypothesis: More efficient automobiles might not reduce pollution.


Premise: pretty predictable towards the end but uh i still thought it was a good movie

Hypothesis: It was a great movie, and I would have never guessed it would end that way.


Premise: Boone County Legal Aid, which for 31 years has provided legal services to those who couldn't afford them, will close in February if a $10,000 grant from Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino is not awarded.

Hypothesis: If it doesn't receive the grant, Boone County Legal Aid will have to close.


Premise: It tracks the use of each appropriation for specified purposes in separate budget accounts through the various stages of budget execution from appropriation to apportionment and allotment to obligation and eventual outlay.

Hypothesis: Cost calculation is a part of budget execution.


Premise: While many agencies have made great strides toward generating more accurate and reliable annual financial statements, the process of preparing financial statements and subjecting them to independent audit is only the first step toward satisfying the requirements of the legislation.

Hypothesis: Agencies worked towards generating good newsletters.


Premise: During the Kennedy era, the Secret Service employed fewer than 500 people and had an annual budget of about $4 million.

Hypothesis: During the Kennedy era the Secret Service employed over 1,000 people.


Premise: The regal, extravagant Comedor de Gala (Ceremonial Dining Room), built for the wedding of Alfonso XII and his second wife, Maria Cristina in 1879, seats 145 guests.

Hypothesis: Comedor de Gala was built for a wedding and can seat almost 150 guests.


Premise: my my wife is taxed on her bonus as well and that's a that's usually a big chunk of her bonus check actually i mean her bonus isn't that much but they tax it as i i guess they tax it as if

Hypothesis: My wifes bonus at work is taxed.


Premise: 'You're the closest thing we have to bait.'

Hypothesis: We don't have bait.


Premise: For example, the university's policies went beyond the traditional warnings against password disclosure by including prohibitions against a variety of possible user actions.

Hypothesis: The university's policies were more strict than traditional warnings.


Premise: The show vainly leads each week with a high-minded story designed to appeal to good-government liberals.

Hypothesis: The show will make the story just on the grass.


Premise: and there's a lot of things out there that we could do uh for our own country let alone other countries and i think that we've got the the people power to do it it's just uh we need

Hypothesis: We could do a lot of things for our country.


Premise: Keep on going along Yefet Street and then turn right and go down Pasteur Street to the port.

Hypothesis: Yefet Street is to the north of Pasteur Street.


Premise: Lower interest rates both reduce the return on saving and increase the market value of existing financial assets issued when rates were higher.

Hypothesis: The market value of existing assets from when rates were higher is decreased when rates are lowered.


Premise: Crossing the ocean and heading for freedom in...in...in...Freedom where? Where else is there for you to go?

Hypothesis: Crossing the country on the way to freedom.


Premise: There's also a stock ingenue (Susan Lynch) who loves the town's endearing pig farmer (James Nesbitt) but won't marry him because he smells so bad--and I'm not oversimplifying.

Hypothesis: Susan Lynch works with stocks and fell in love with James Nesbitt who is a farmer and owns pigs, however they will not marry.


Premise: Communication rather than confrontation, concern rather than condemnation, and facilitation rather than force or law enforcement should mark the interventions.

Hypothesis: There should be comedy rather than condemnation in an intervention.


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

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


Premise: This may whet your appetite for a boat cruise (from the port's Gare Mari?time) to the Iles de L??rins, where you can stroll through eucalyptus and pine groves and beautiful flower gardens.

Hypothesis: The eucalyptus and pine groves will persuade you that staying on land is much better.


Premise: no uh sure don't my wife and i have just been married about two years but i have a sister that's a uh school teacher and uh

Hypothesis: My wife and I are celebrating 20 years of marriage.


Premise: oh i hate hanging paper that is oh that's one of the jobs that i just i'd do anything else but i'll i'll um

Hypothesis: Hanging paper is something that I really enjoy.


Premise: Not in the least.

Hypothesis: I would not in the least.


Premise: that used to do stuff like you know go to the store and steal stuff my mother warned us it's like i don't care what your friends do if you do it then that was it i mean i knew that i would get mean more trouble from my mother than from

Hypothesis: My mother would force us to steal food so that we could live.


Premise: and since i hate the French anyway

Hypothesis: I don't like French people.


Premise: and we didn't ever call it uh Cokes and such you know we call it soda

Hypothesis: We call it soda, not Cokes.


Premise: no it's not chopsticks it's the other one that has the um oh i don't even i don't i don't know enough about music to do it but you the bottom person uses two hands and the top person just uses one hand and it's this little melody i it may have been a girl thing

Hypothesis: It might have been a female thing, I don't know enough about music to do it.


Premise: Newsweek 's cover story is darker, emphasizing the trial's lingering stink in the White House and Congress.

Hypothesis: Newsweek's cover story shows possible corruption within the White House.


Premise: so uh one of my other daughters got a uh gerbil and they came to me for a name and i said well name him Libreg and they said well how did you get that name i said well that's gerbil spelled backwards

Hypothesis: I suggested the name, Giblet, for my daughter's gerbil.


Premise: Confounding our initial assumption, the spot prompts us to question why this kind of discrimination is accepted--even legal in 41 states, a fact the narrator tells us most Americans don't know.

Hypothesis: This kind of discrimination is legal in the majority of states.


Premise: A Profit Maximizer maximizes the amount of money it has.

Hypothesis: Money is minimized in a Profit Minimizer.


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

Hypothesis: Strom Thurond and Alan Greenspan are friends.


Premise: 'You and me.

Hypothesis: You and her.


Premise: And that you are unable to account for the delay in this case?

Hypothesis: Why was the case delayed?


Premise: An even more picturesque scene occurs when the boats come in and jostling housewives buy the day's catch direct from the fishermen.

Hypothesis: The wives collect the fish from the men at the end of the day.


Premise: there doesn't seem to be much emission from them but i'm not sure about the rest of the country

Hypothesis: They must be within emissions regulations.


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

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


Premise: I'd shuck that gun belt, though, and anything else you can.

Hypothesis: I'd hang onto that gun belt because it could come in handy.


Premise: And because East and West were separate cities in earlier years, you will find a central post office, bus station, YMCA, and even consulates duplicated in both parts of the city.

Hypothesis: The reason why you see duplicate structures in both the East and West is because there are separate cities until now.


Premise: His Serb army and police seem to be doing their best to provoke war.

Hypothesis: The army and police are trying to maintain peace.


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

Hypothesis: Skala is a popular tourist destination in Greece.


Premise: Mencken line I've used  For ever problem there is a solution that is simple, neat, plausible and wrong!

Hypothesis: All the solutions are application to the general environment.


Premise: Like the Hirosema museum, the final message is not of victims demanding sympathy but of an entire community committed to total nuclear disarmament for the sake of the entire planet, with its own message of Never again.

Hypothesis: The Hiroshima museum exists for people to pay their respects and sympathize with its victims.


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

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


Premise: I yearn for a real Mr. Brown of flesh and blood.

Hypothesis: So far, we have people making claims without being able to tell us who he is or where he is.


Premise: The Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (11 Ave. du Pres?i?dent Wilson) has an important collection of 20th-century art displayed in the spacious galleries of the Palais de Tokyo.

Hypothesis: The 20th century art is valued at over one billion dollars total.


Premise: Landsburg notes, What if he [the president] keeps us out of war through policies that make the world more dangerous for our children?

Hypothesis: Maybe we should embrace war instead of trying to stop it by policies, Landsburg notes.


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

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


Premise: The analysis discusses the beneficial effects and the adverse effects of each alternative and concludes that the second alternative offered the greatest environmental return for the federal dollars spent, provided program managers and participants the greatest flexibility in program administration, gave effective conservation coverage across the land, and involved a large number of participants.

Hypothesis: The analysis is a cost-benefit analysis in nature.


Premise: I understand, friend, said Jon.

Hypothesis: Jon didn't understand why the friend had done that.


Premise: They brought no torches and Jon saw San'doro check over his shoulder for any sign of the Sticks behind them.

Hypothesis: They were careful and quiet.


Premise: Behind the strong, plain, painted doors, many successful bankers increased the wealth of their trusting investors.

Hypothesis: Many successful bankers working behind the doors have increased the wealth of their investors.


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

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


Premise: One tops a 40-m- (120-ft-) high clock tower that suggests inspiration from Big Ben in London.

Hypothesis: The 40-m high clock tower draws inspiration from Big Ben in London.


Premise: It also became a prime base for missionary activity, with its succession of devout followers of different faiths the Franciscans, Augustinians, Dominicans, and the Jesuits which held them in line along with a rigorous Inquisition most notably led by Francis Xavier, who came to Goa in the year 1542.

Hypothesis: The Jesuits actually held very few devout followers.


Premise: But that decree did not have the power of civil law behind it.

Hypothesis: Civil legalese does not back that up at all.


Premise: However, the nature of these Federal physical assets that are classified as stewardship PP and E differ from general PP and E in that their values may be indeterminable or may have little meaning (for example, museum collections, monuments, assets acquired in the formation of the nation) or that allocating the cost of such assets (for example, military weapons systems and space exploration hardware) to accounting periods that benefit from the ownership of such assets is meaningless.

Hypothesis: It is meaningless to allocate the costs of assets like these.


Premise: The group was silent.

Hypothesis: The group made no noise.


Premise: Travel to Kashmir used to require bookings and preparations far in advance of visiting.

Hypothesis: Travel in Paris requires years of advanced planning.


Premise: It is not that I expect anything practical.

Hypothesis: He expects a lot of stuff to be impractical.


Premise: is big on business attire and so um um he sort of funnels that down to uh to the people that work in his group so um i i i enjoy it i think it uh it makes a nice environment and uh i don't know gives it a little more business type uh atmosphere

Hypothesis: Business attire makes for a nice work environment and a more businesslike atmosphere.


Premise: Tuppence's pertness delighted the old misogynist.

Hypothesis: Tuppence's cheekiness embarrassed the old misogynist.


Premise: Well, the PMG, being the kind soul that he is, reach in his pocket, pulled out one of those nice, crisp, new $50 dollar bills and mailed it to the boy's mother.

Hypothesis: The PMG pulled out a new $50 bill and mailed to many boys' mothers.


Premise: In 2002, we designed several new approaches.

Hypothesis: We brainstormed new approaches.


Premise: I honestly believe if it wasn't for them, I never would have gotten it.

Hypothesis: I would never have gotten it if it was not for them.


Premise: Of course, at the time I didn't even know if I was in London.

Hypothesis: I certainly wasn't aware that I was in London at the time.


Premise: Tuscania is a quiet little fortified town, recovering now from an earthquake in 1971 that luckily did not harm its two Romanesque churches on the eastern outskirts (check with the tourist office on Piazza Basile for erratic hours).

Hypothesis: Tuscania is very quiet.


Premise: oh yeah the whole i mean the whole thing was done well it was just you know

Hypothesis: There were many errors during the thing.


Premise: (Mbeki, notorious for his wonkish style and nervous tics, polls poorly.)

Hypothesis: Mbeki is well known for nervous tics and does not poll well.


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

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


Premise: and uh when school lets out i just don't i haven't i have no idea what i'm going to do because i certainly can't afford what we did last year

Hypothesis: I spent more money than I was bringing in last summer.


Premise: do you uh does does she ever want to go back to Syria

Hypothesis: Does she ever want to go back to Egypt?


Premise: She had the transparent skin and classic features that occur once in a million times but which still keep the legend of redheaded enchantresses alive.

Hypothesis: She was beautiful with pale skin and red hair.


Premise: well i had a a leaf vacuum to pick them up and uh

Hypothesis: I used a leaf vacuum to clear the fallen leaves.


Premise: As if the city itself did not provide enough options, the countryside around Dublin offers a wealth of possible excursions and day trips.

Hypothesis: Dublin is surrounded by farmland and pastures.


Premise: And it is this boy who will defeat the master criminal of our time?

Hypothesis: Will this boy be the one to defeat the biggest criminal in the world?


Premise: Scholars say it was really named Mons Mercurii, and was the site of a pagan Roman temple.

Hypothesis: Some historian believe that, at the site of a pagan Roman temple, it may have been named Mons Mercurii.


Premise: But she is still a child.

Hypothesis: But she is still too young.


Premise: More and more people demanded more and more care and, thanks to science and technology, that care was far more likely to be efficacious.

Hypothesis: Due to science and technology use, care got more expensive.


Premise: Much of that culture was inspired by the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism and its sense of discipline and self-control, its austere philosophy of art and life.

Hypothesis: The Rinzai denomination of Zen Buddhism was a major inspiration to that culture.


Premise: Some surmise that he's cleverly waiting to unveil his platform.

Hypothesis: People are thinking that he's just waiting for the right time to reveal his platform.


Premise: However Ayyubid control was weak and power was usurped by their Turkish slaves, called mamelukes, who succeeded in founding a dynasty that lasted from 1251 to 1517.

Hypothesis: The dynasty lased until 1517 when Tut came in power.


Premise: if i have something in mind then he he remembers that that's what he wants to do

Hypothesis: He is not in sync with me when it comes to deciding what to do.


Premise: There are Roman ruins and feudal fortresses to explore, but you will also want to do some serious lounging under shady trees and in sidewalk cafe.

Hypothesis: There are Roman grave ruins which can be explored there.


Premise: No, Felik.

Hypothesis: Felik, no.


Premise: Begin with a stroll or bicycle ride on the tree-shaded pathway atop the brick 16th 17th century ramparts, along the Passeggiata delle Mura, for a good overall view of the town's traffic-free centro storico contained within the walls.

Hypothesis: The brick ramparts date from the 14th century.


Premise: Three men from the north, said Ca'daan.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan said there are three men from the north.


Premise: so you know drugs is not is is is not legal

Hypothesis: I think that drugs should continue to be illegal.


Premise: mIncluded as expenses in calculating net cost.

Hypothesis: Expenses in calculating net cost and gross cost.


Premise: I guess you've had some few adventures."

Hypothesis: I guess you haven't done anything exciting in a while.


Premise: Instead you will find friendly people who, in spite of a 12-month season that for decades has deposited tourists from wealthier nations on their shores, are refreshingly hospitable.

Hypothesis: You will never find a person here who is unfriendly.


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

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


Premise: It was late, and the place was thinning out.

Hypothesis: It is in a public location.


Premise: so those things i could do myself it wasn't a problem

Hypothesis: It wasn't a problem for me to do those things myself.


Premise: it was really good

Hypothesis: I enjoyed it a lot.


Premise: Night Falls on Manhattan (Paramount Pictures).

Hypothesis: A book called Night Falls on Manhattan was released.


Premise: and she was talking gibberish.

Hypothesis: She was talking nonsense.


Premise: After writing about Anderson's piece in , I sent a letter to the New York T imes , which printed it Sunday.

Hypothesis: The article appeared in the Sunday edition of the paper.


Premise: A basic salute to teammates after touchdowns.

Hypothesis: After making a touchdown, he salutes his teammates.


Premise: and if uh if it rains a lot but uh but uh

Hypothesis: It might rain a lot.


Premise: and i need it for the break  so

Hypothesis: I need it for the break


Premise: A'deem clapped Ca'daan hard on his back.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan clapped A'deem on the back for fun.


Premise: He then made a speech in September 1980 in which he laid out the quantities involved and the underlying assumptions.

Hypothesis: He spoke about the quantities of nuclear weapons in September.


Premise: In 2000, gross national saving as a share of GDP was 18.

Hypothesis: The gross national saving as part of GDP was 36.


Premise: The grantee organizations hire and supervise lawyers to provide free legal assistance to indigent clients.

Hypothesis: The groups get lawyers to give free legal help to poor people.


Premise: only bad thing about an ace bandage if you wrap it tight enough so that really supports your ankle it's going to cut off the blood

Hypothesis: You have to be careful not to wrap it too tight, as you can cut off circulation.


Premise: Passaic Legal has been marshalling political and community opposition to the merger.

Hypothesis: Passais Legal is very much against the merger.


Premise: The hour for decision was drawing near.

Hypothesis: The deadline is fast approaching.


Premise: On the fifth day Ca'daan reached Heaven's Highway.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan reached Heaven's Highway on the fifth day.


Premise: The 1,500-acre (607-hectare) site is a speed-freak's a 11.2-mile (21.2-km) tri-oval super speedway, smaller clay and paved ovals, a drag strip, a road track, and a motocrosecourse.

Hypothesis: The site is said to be 1500 acres in size.


Premise: yeah that will do it yeah we have one of those too but it's boring

Hypothesis: We have one of those machines but I don't think it is fun.


Premise: I left the sickbeds with no money and half the weight I once had.

Hypothesis: After leaving the sickbeds, I was broke and skinnier than before.


Premise: The demands of evaluation led to other adjustments in ethnographic methods.

Hypothesis: The demands of evaluation is very easily accomplished.


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

Hypothesis: I always place it inside a sealed envelope.


Premise: boy that's horrible

Hypothesis: That is great.


Premise: but it was kind of cute actually did you see Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Hypothesis: Did you see that movie?


Premise: and that does look very odd in the water

Hypothesis: Water makes it look much better.


Premise: Also check out the lovely antiques shops on the second floor of Powerscourt Townhouse.

Hypothesis: Powerscourt Townhouse houses many churches.


Premise: Caterpillar, a major manufacturer of heavy equipment, has a continuous product improvement philosophy.

Hypothesis: Caterpillar has a continuous profit improvement philosophy.


Premise: By adopting the language of elections (vote, elect, referenda) and by encouraging voters and politicians to treat vote.com as the vehicle through which the public delivers mandates to its leaders, Morris is trying to make vote.com, in effect, the place where people vote.

Hypothesis: Morris wants to make vote.com a one-stop shop website of everything election related.


Premise: you know it seems like when they go to prison it they really seem like it's a rough time for them and a murderer well go to prison oh he's just there to serve his time and get back out on the street

Hypothesis: They make it seem like prison is a hard time, but it seems like murderers will serve their time and be back out on the street.


Premise: The church was converted into a mosque in 1511, but fortunately it was not substantially altered.

Hypothesis: The church was not changed much when it was turned into a mosque.


Premise: i mean yeah everybody gets in draft

Hypothesis: Everyone who wants to can get in draft.


Premise: Amazon.com online, and wait for the UPS driver to show up--while not addressing the question of convenience.

Hypothesis: Is it really convenient to shop online when you have to wait for your purchase?


Premise: Rule concedes that suppliers and consumers will gravitate toward the most widely disseminated standard, regardless of whether it is technically the best.

Hypothesis: Everyone gravitates to the most disseminated standard even if its not best.


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

Hypothesis: George W Bush said his father admires Gore's positions.


Premise: and i just i just hate the emotional price a lot of the Vietnam people paid

Hypothesis: I am not happy about the emotional toll the war had on them.


Premise: uh Silence of The Lambs tonight

Hypothesis: Silence of the Lambs tonight.


Premise: um-hum and we don't want our kids to to grow up thinking that that's what you do with your spare time

Hypothesis: We do not want the children to believe that is how they should be spending their time.


Premise: Yes. Sir Ernest fairly shot the next question at him.

Hypothesis: Sir Ernest fairly asked him the next question.


Premise: it just i just couldn't it was just oppressive the heat down here

Hypothesis: It was so hot down there that I just couldn't do it.


Premise: Because they are relying on a Bush fade, the contributors easily discount Lamar's dismal poll numbers.

Hypothesis: Lamar has good polls.


Premise: The friezes on the northern side, depicting battle scenes, weaponry, and naval equipment, celebrate Julius Caesar's victories over the Gallic tribes of the region and the merchant fleet of the Greek colony in Marseilles.

Hypothesis: Julius Caesar won the battles against the Gallic tribes.


Premise: Room 7: Lorenzo Lotto, troubled loner among Venice's 16th-century artists, portrays a Gentleman in his Study with subtle, somber psychology.

Hypothesis: He had somber psychology.


Premise: Perhaps the most important program element not addressed in the bill is integration of this new program with the existing Clean Air Act provisions.

Hypothesis: Integration into current EPA regulations is addressed in the new bill written by the president.


Premise: Citrus fruit became the region's principal cash crop around the turn of the century when grain and the 17th-century windmills of Cape San Antonio were abandoned.

Hypothesis: There are windmills in Cape San Anselmo.


Premise: yeah yeah right right right how many hours are you taking

Hypothesis: Yeah, tell me how many hours you're taking.


Premise: no especially when going to spend the next eighteen years in school

Hypothesis: It is not suited when going to spend so much time in school.


Premise: because he's not a litigationist and we didn't figure you you would come without him and and we're going to be fighting against each other so

Hypothesis: He's not exactly the best litigator but we were shocked you came without him.


Premise: However, technology boosters, who won't stop thinking about tomorrow, often forget to think about  It's not at all clear that increasing returns are any more important in software than they were in the early days of railroads, electricity, telephones, radio, even automobiles (What good is a car without gas stations?

Hypothesis: Cars can exist without gas stations.


Premise: You're all coming to supper with me at the Savoy.

Hypothesis: We will have dinner together at the Savoy.


Premise: Analysts agreed that by stacking this electorate with conservatives--particularly on questions of sex and birth control--John Paul has guaranteed that his successor will share his views.

Hypothesis: John Paul's successor completely shares the same views as him..


Premise: Finally, CBO did not attempt to price the relocation of personnel to a central location.

Hypothesis: CBO didn't try to relocate their personnel.


Premise: The foal's too young to trail on now.

Hypothesis: Too young is the foal to trail on currently.


Premise: Those craven souls knuckle under because, weak and untenured in their pathetic tweeds, they must capitulate or end up doing yard work at some ethnically cleansed eating club.

Hypothesis: They succumb in order to get the better treatment.


Premise: Of course, it's hard not to also see the glass as half--or, more precisely, 55 percent--empty.

Hypothesis: It's hard to miss the fact that the glass is 55 percent full.


Premise: The plan seemed to him simple but excellent.

Hypothesis: He thought the plan was complex and likely to fail.


Premise: He gathered that up, too, and tucked it back in the proper place.

Hypothesis: After gathering it up, he put it in the wrong place.


Premise: I use both commercial software and free software in the course of my work (I'm adminstrator of a large number of NT and Unix computer systems), and it's pretty clear to me that it's the free software that is rigorously tested and the commercial software that gets released just as soon as it appears to run.

Hypothesis: It seems that commercial software works better than free.


Premise: REQUIRED SUPPLEMENTARY STEWARDSHIP INFORMATION (RSSI) - The category defined by the Board for reporting information required by the stewardship standards.

Hypothesis: RSSI is defined by the board to report information.


Premise: Wanted, the headline screeched.

Hypothesis: The headline was very bold.


Premise: Then, each boy was taken aside and asked how he would divide up rewards among individual boys from your group and the other group.

Hypothesis: Each boy was asked how much they would pay the boys in both groups.


Premise: I don't know if it's connected, but you were quicker when you were free.

Hypothesis: You are now very slow.


Premise: "Like the soul, electrical charges will not transfer," Sather Karf agreed sadly.

Hypothesis: Sather Karf felt that the transfer of electricity was impossible in this case, just like it is for the soul.


Premise: However, he forgot about the backrest and while he was making close contact with the blanket something popped in his spine.

Hypothesis: When he got in contact with the blanket, his leg started throbbing.


Premise: oh Lord oh okay so you felt pretty good then huh

Hypothesis: The decision made you feel sad.


Premise: what was it about the liquor

Hypothesis: Was it about the alcohol and the cigarettes?


Premise: The Spanish remained for another 60 years, and Madeira became a Spanish territory.

Hypothesis: Madeira became a Spanish holding in 1784.


Premise: oh wow wow oh no

Hypothesis: Not a chance!


Premise: well anyway uh i guess  if uh if you're don't have anything else to talk about i guess i we can hang up on this one

Hypothesis: I think I'll hang up.


Premise: The tragedy will not take place until nearly a fortnight later.

Hypothesis: The tragedy happened a fortnight later.


Premise: they wouldn't do it

Hypothesis: They will do it.


Premise: (In fact, when I made that argument at one panel discussion in 1993, a fellow panelist--a NAFTA advocate, as it happens--exploded in  It's remarks like that that make people hate economists!

Hypothesis: People do not like economists at all.


Premise: Yes, sir, first me and then Willum.

Hypothesis: First me, then Willum, then Marie.


Premise: I have met a woman whom I am attracted to.

Hypothesis: I am not attracted to that woman I met.


Premise: sorry mom uh-huh yeah

Hypothesis: I agree with you.


Premise: they'll just say oh well you know the Republicans have this election we'll see you in four years

Hypothesis: They will cede the election to the Republicans


Premise: you know i just worry i guess i'm too protective but  you know i see these cats that are  wandering around the neighborhood and too they can catch diseases really easy just by touching a nose to another cat they can contact leukemia

Hypothesis: I worry about neighborhood cats getting leukemia


Premise: Private tutors, who cost up to $415 per hour, and $800 test-prep courses serve only the wealthiest, most overprivileged kids, thus undermining the idea that the SAT should level the playing field in college admissions.

Hypothesis: Only the wealthiest kids are served by expensive private tutors and test-prep courses.


Premise: It is now home to the Bettin family, who are custodians of its treasures.

Hypothesis: The Bettins look after the house and grounds.


Premise: Many of the grand country quintas (villas) that still dot the island today have their roots in the early Madeira wine industry.

Hypothesis: Most of the villas on the island owe their history to the wine trade.


Premise: but really huge sharks are down there i mean

Hypothesis: The sharks there can get really big.


Premise: and uh it's just so you you know with budget restraints and things like that it's makes it difficult

Hypothesis: It is difficult due to the budget restraints.


Premise: yeah dents into holes right

Hypothesis: Holes to dents.


Premise: .. would never pass muster.

Hypothesis: They would not pass muster.


Premise: Kitano's Hindu temple, mosque, and synagogue add to the exotic appeal of this unusual area.

Hypothesis: Mosques, Hindu temples, and Synagogues are not typical buildings in Japan.


Premise: In the second approach, aggregation would come after all the sites had been charted, and the charts would be used as the data base for aggregation.

Hypothesis: All the charts will be used.


Premise: Reporting identified clearly?

Hypothesis: Is the game clearly identified?


Premise: Certainly we can consign all sports metaphors to the linguistic cemetery.

Hypothesis: All sport metaphors can certainly be cosigned to the linguistic cemetery.


Premise: Ronald Maio suggested defining the unique role of the emergency department in the overall picture of treating alcohol problems.

Hypothesis: Ronald Maio suggested defining the role of emergency medicine in treating chronic alcohol dependency issues.


Premise: It can be visited by guided tour only, arranged upon the purchase of your ticket at the museum entrance.

Hypothesis: After your ticket purchase at the museum entrance, you will get a guided tour only.


Premise: The caves of Ellora are cut out of a whole hillside of basalt rock, and conceived on a much grander scale than Ajanta's.

Hypothesis: The caves are underground beneath 2 meters of soil.


Premise: Last Friday's bombing of a Serbian TV station was much criticized in Europe over the weekend.

Hypothesis: A Serbian TV station was flattened.


Premise: The visitors traveled out on the empty boat and stayed in the area after the ships took their ripening cargo back to the US or England.

Hypothesis: After the ships took their stuff back the visitors headed out on the empty boat and stayed in the area.


Premise: Table 1 indicates that a gap exists between the practices of federal CIOs and CIOs of leading organizations.

Hypothesis: Table 4 indicates that a gap exists between the two practices


Premise: Although she had no doubts of her own powers to sustain a role indefinitely, she had too much common sense not to recognize the force of Mr. Carter's arguments.

Hypothesis: Mr. Carter has no doubts of her own powers but she doubts herself.


Premise: Yesterday "

Hypothesis: The day before today.


Premise: you know it it was so uninteresting that i don't even remember what it was about

Hypothesis: I don't actually remember much about it, it was pretty boring


Premise: yes there's quite a bit of crime

Hypothesis: There's a lot of crime in this city.


Premise: The family resort of Sestri Levante has fine sandy beaches.

Hypothesis: The beaches are a brilliant white, and are never crowded.


Premise: Dobrava very skillfully moved on to pulling under the table.

Hypothesis: Dobrava owned a table.


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 had a boy baby.


Premise: oh oh okay right i work for TI so we saw it on the uh the TV News one day and i thought wow that might be interesting

Hypothesis: I thought it would be interesting to work for TI.


Premise: During the Sixth Crusade (1228  1229), the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II managed to secure Jerusalem for the Christians by negotiation.

Hypothesis: It was during the Fifth crusade that Jerusalem was negotiated for the Christians by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II.


Premise: After all, in this piece the car-home-and-fire salesman turned global strategist describes the Gulf War as if it were a model of Clausewitzian clarity concerning ultimate goals and acceptable means, forgetting in the process that at the end of that war, the Bush/Powell/Schwarzkopf axis internally disagreed about war issues that had never been articulated for the American  Should the U.S. destroy the Iraqi military, invade Baghdad, or topple Hussein even after Iraq was repulsed from Kuwait?

Hypothesis: Powell was in favour of the invasion of Baghdad.


Premise: Instead, his nostrils were scorched with a noxious odor of sulfur, burned hair and cloying incense.

Hypothesis: The smells of flowers were quite delightful to his nostrils.


Premise: Jon thought he knew what the man meant.

Hypothesis: Jon though he understood the meaning of what the man said.


Premise: course through this i think that they've helped a lot of people also uh a lot of people have ended up going uh to treatment you know which is offered i think at most government places i know it is at TI do you work for TI

Hypothesis: Lots of employers don't offer drug treatment programs.


Premise: People are smart--or, at least, they are smart Darwinian robots . Darwinian theory does posit that homo sapiens were designed to get their genes into the next generation, but not that they were designed to do so consciously and rationally.

Hypothesis: People are Darwinian robots.


Premise: they don't even try to keep up with it

Hypothesis: They don't bother to keep up with it.


Premise: Outside, something like a mist drew near and swirled around them.

Hypothesis: They were engulfed in a haze of smoke.


Premise: Participants noted that with increased globalization of businesses' operations and the need for harmonization of accounting and auditing standards, as well as the need for preemptive measures, there may be more federal involvement such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.

Hypothesis: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was adopted in 1996.


Premise: The grim  The anti-rejection drugs can cause infection and cancer, and since a hand isn't an essential organ, it isn't worth that risk.

Hypothesis: The feet are not affected by the anti-rejection drug.


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


Premise: In Newsweek , for example, Stuart Taylor Jr. spends an entire column proposing and defending a better question than the media have asked Bush so  Would you seek long prison terms for today's 18-year-olds for doing what you say you may or may not have done as a young man--and when you now suggest that whatever you did was a mere youthful indiscretion, and thus irrelevant to your candidacy?

Hypothesis: News reporters are damming Bush based on his youthful criminal activities.


Premise: Behind her was a huge pile of electronic equipment.

Hypothesis: All of the electronics were unusable.


Premise: (Go out through the door on the left of the courtyard to reach the entrance for tourists which leads to the mosque proper. )

Hypothesis: The entrance to the mosque for tourists is through the door on the left of the courtyard.


Premise: (He must have kept the original, however, because what I have looks like a duplicate.)

Hypothesis: He has the original and I have a duplicate book


Premise: When he finished, no one spoke.

Hypothesis: No one made a sound when he was finished.


Premise: so that's really not roughing it so much but

Hypothesis: Sleeping in a car isn't really roughing it.


Premise: The museum distinguishes itself, they say, by focusing on aspects of Jewish culture other than the Holocaust (Jews are shown as they might have liked to be remembered, rather than as victims).

Hypothesis: The museum focuses on positive Jewish accomplishments.


Premise: Such discussions may identify additional relevant information and thus lead to further data gathering at the location.

Hypothesis: Discussions can identify relevant information for the auditors.


Premise: oh Lord have a phone i see

Hypothesis: You can see it.


Premise: But we must be more intelligent.

Hypothesis: We have to outsmart the murderer.


Premise: It may not be the wildest in the Caribbean, but the FWI's carnival is the longest, by 24 hours.

Hypothesis: FWI has the longest carnival in the Caribbean, but not the wildest.


Premise: The house is an intriguing mixture of Baroque furniture and Roman antiquities, but the main attraction is the charming garden with its trellised arches and dramatic overhang with magical views overlooking the island and the bay.

Hypothesis: The house lies on a hill near the bay.


Premise: Perfumes are still popular today and you will see the perfume blender at the bazaar surrounded by hundreds of glass bottles containing the numerous oils that combine to make a single scent.

Hypothesis: There's many perfume blenders in the bazaar where you can have a custom scent made.


Premise: what's a fifth of whiskey

Hypothesis: What's a fifth of whiskey? I've never tried alcohol in the past.


Premise: As Baudelaire put it in his essay The Painter of Modern Life: All the complicated material conditions to which [dandies] submit, from an impeccable toilette at every hour ...

Hypothesis: Dandies pride themselves on order and cleanliness, as evidenced by their perpetually pristine washrooms.


Premise: It still holds on to its original name of Krutenau (Vegetable Waterway).

Hypothesis: It has a new name, fruit waterway; they changed it.


Premise: A vote on the proposal by the 588-member senate was postponed in early December after nearly 1,000 grade-hating students showed up to protest the change, reports the Associated Press.

Hypothesis: The proposal passed in the senate by an overwhelming majority.


Premise: you know but like i said i don't tolerate the heat and the

Hypothesis: I've never enjoyed extreme weather.


Premise: Instead, they looked the other way.

Hypothesis: They chose to look in a different direction instead.


Premise: 'Since you're just sitting here.'

Hypothesis: 'You're just sitting here so you can.'


Premise: None of the Eclipse blood was ever backward on the track."

Hypothesis: There was no Eclipse blood on the track.


Premise: Development and maintenance of a toxicity test laboratory quality assurance (QA) program requires an ongoing commitment by laboratory management, and includes the  (1) appointment of a laboratory quality assurance officer with the responsibility and authority to develop and maintain a QA program;

Hypothesis: The QA program requires a commitment by the compliance management.


Premise: A few have been hit, but all were aided by altitude, the elements, or both.

Hypothesis: The elements and the altitude produced even more damage then the hits.


Premise: The old conventional  Sibelius was a vulgar nationalist (a la Wagner) and a windy Romantic bore.

Hypothesis: The old conventional was a people's favorite.


Premise: i have two

Hypothesis: I have both of those movies.


Premise: Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana (15151 San Fernando Mission Boulevard, Mission Hills), built in 1797, was named for Ferdinand III, King of Spain.

Hypothesis: The King of Africa had a palace built to collect lions.


Premise: cases of rape or in different things that are so horrible what it means when they sentence them to you know they'll sentence them to ninety years and say that it's you know that it's going to you know that should be life but instead in in given the choice of either sentencing to death or sentencing to life they'll give them ninety years in prison or something

Hypothesis: If someone commits a serious crime, they shouldn't give them the death penalty.


Premise: 'You know,' said White.

Hypothesis: White said the person knew exactly what he was talking about.


Premise: That organization changed its name to Legal Aid Society in 1890.

Hypothesis: The Legal Aid Society had a different name prior to 1890.


Premise: Villena's castle was originally built by Moors, though considerable additions were made in the 15th century.

Hypothesis: A moat was added onto Villena's castle in the fifteenth century.


Premise: But when Senor Juanito told it, it sounded well."

Hypothesis: It didn't sound the same as when Senor Juanito said it.


Premise: Even so, Paris recently created miles of cycling lanes that crisscrosethe entire city, making bicycling much safer (and more popular).

Hypothesis: By creating miles of cycling lanes throughout the entire city, Paris recently made bicycling much more safe and popular.


Premise: The constraint of maintaining constant popularity is simply too large a burden to bear.

Hypothesis: She under looks those who are not popular.


Premise: The daily evaluated time per box for all routes (1.

Hypothesis: All of the routes had been evaluated daily.


Premise: SIR James brushed past Julius and hurriedly bent over the fallen woman.

Hypothesis: Sir James rushed past Juluis and attended to the fallen women.


Premise: so what do you think of uh public schools today

Hypothesis: What do you think about some of the public schools?


Premise: An official government request for bids/proposals

Hypothesis: The public requested some bids/proposals.


Premise: This exposure draft reflects the Advisory Council's advice to the Comptroller General.

Hypothesis: The Advisory Council told the Comptroller General to press charges.


Premise: I was a darned idiot, muttered Julius gloomily.

Hypothesis: Julius declared he was an idiot.


Premise: Thus any inbound mail piece would pay the First-Class rate, or the Priority Mail rate for items weighing more than 13 ounces.

Hypothesis: Items that weighed over 13 ounces would be charged at First-Class rates.


Premise: well i don't really like that very much

Hypothesis: I don't really like swimming.


Premise: it's just too much work for a uh a degree you're going to hang on the wall and never use so i said well maybe i ought to save some money here

Hypothesis: I knew that I didn't have to go to college.


Premise: The increase in spending at any one time due to the wealth effect would be expected to be small, given a life-cycle saver's tendency to spread consumption of a significant change in wealth over time.

Hypothesis: We expect the wealth effect to have a small increase in spending.


Premise: maybe hotter but

Hypothesis: Maybe colder.


Premise: There is one category of eligible aliens, agricultural workers under the H-2A Program, who are aliens only temporarily in the United States.

Hypothesis: There is one category of eligible aliens under the H-2A Prgoram


Premise: yeah well we usually start them right in the house my sister tries to set up a greenhouse on her back deck and

Hypothesis: My sister succeeded in building a greenhouse on her back deck.


Premise: to go to //www.ushga.org/links.htm, and from that list, choose Northwest Voyaguers (spelled wrong), which sends you to ...

Hypothesis: The website www.ushga.org/links.htm has a spelling error


Premise: The best of the courses is at Saujana Golf and Country Club near KL, but there are pleasant 18-hole courses on Langkawi island as well.

Hypothesis: Saujana is the best course.


Premise: It was saved from total destruction only to end up, ignominiously, as a state prison.

Hypothesis: After being saved from being destroyed, it sadly became the host for a state prison.


Premise: Then of course I went over the whole thing to see where I'd made an ass of myself."

Hypothesis: The point at which I'd made an ass of myself was right around the third or fourth drink.


Premise: We know that our dress is only a trivial sign of our liberation, but it is a sign we enjoy.

Hypothesis: Our pets are a small sign of our freedom that we love.


Premise: Finally, load time is the time it takes a carrier to place the mail in a mail receptacle.

Hypothesis: Load time is the time it takes to leave mail