Premise: George Heriot was banker, goldsmith, and jeweler to James IV.

Hypothesis: Heriot only worked as a plumber.


Premise: Furthermore, the wrapping looked as if it had been done by a fourth grader.

Hypothesis: A middle-aged man actually wrapped it.


Premise: If you're up to a climb, take the Mount Austin road to the Victoria Peak Gardens.

Hypothesis: The climb features some of the most dangerous of its kind.


Premise: Though physically part of the Louvre, the Mus??e des Arts D??coratifs is a separate museum with its own entrance at 107 Rue de Rivoli.

Hypothesis: The Lourve is the most popular museum in Paris, and is home to a lot of Da Vinci's paintings.


Premise: that's right just want to get in and yeah yeah that's funny well

Hypothesis: I'm laughing my head off.


Premise: And it means Alabama won't have a half-million dollars cut from its budget as had been expected.

Hypothesis: There was never any question that Alabama wouldn't have half a million dollars taken out of its budget.


Premise: Auditors should become familiar with the standard format for an RFP.

Hypothesis: A surprising amount of auditors know very little about the format for an RFP.


Premise: Yet her hatred of Inglethorp seems almost a mania.

Hypothesis: Her hatred of Inglethorp seemed nearly manic.


Premise: In addition, his parents had to purchase the entire stock of a model plane shop for him, so Benedictino bambino could spent hours gluing models together with the help of old Henryk, who wasn't really good at it at all - his hands were shaking too much.

Hypothesis: Henryk wasn't able to help him at all because he had shaky hands.


Premise: On the basis of engineering estimates, the estimated cost of deferred maintenance ranges from $ 200 to $ 300 million in 199Z and $175 to $275 million in 199Y.

Hypothesis: By 2001, the estimated cost will increase by $5 million dollars.


Premise: right inexperience also that's something that bothers me is uh even though she is you know the treasurer forever it bothers me that i don't know that she doesn't have that much background i guess in well it's hard to say i don't know something about it just just kind of bothers me

Hypothesis: It bothers me to know that some people would be inexperienced.


Premise: We shall be pinched at first, of course, because, as I once told you, I am in a bit of a hole financially myself.

Hypothesis: I spent way too much on liquor this week.


Premise: yeah was the only thing about the costuming my husband remarked that it didn't that that um the Indians all appeared to be wearing new things

Hypothesis: My husband didn't like that the Indians were wearing new things.


Premise: I can't recall the exact words, but I'm pretty sure they were along familiar lines.

Hypothesis: I don't remember exactly what he said.


Premise: and there's just really not very much

Hypothesis: There's not a lot.


Premise: Later, you'll use this disk to copy the components back onto your hard drive.

Hypothesis: The disk will not allow you to put anything back on the hard drive.


Premise: He is not clever, but it is hard to blind his eyes to facts… ." Mr. Carter shut the book.

Hypothesis: He's brilliant, but naive.". Mr. Carter opened the book.


Premise: An amazing story, said San'doro.

Hypothesis: San'doro said the story was awful.


Premise: Should we pressure those companies to stop announcing layoffs?

Hypothesis: Should we fine and boycott those companies to stop announcing layoffs?


Premise: When all the packets arrive at that destination, a computer reassembles them.

Hypothesis: all the packets arrive at a destination.


Premise: Expect to pay 11,700 esc. for green fees.

Hypothesis: The cost of green fees is estimated to be 11,700.


Premise: There he hit on a pattern based on circles in a grid which he called, after a geological formation near Bayreuth, Germany, the Louisenberg series.

Hypothesis: The pattern was based on triangles in circles.


Premise: uh-huh yeah right and how to treat them right right and who wants to be treated which way

Hypothesis: How to treat them and know how they want to be treated.


Premise: The Tourist Information Centre and a small town museum are housed in a plain, sturdy building from Elizabethan times known as Robinson's School.

Hypothesis: There is a Tourist Information Centre and a small museum  in the Elizabethan building known as Robinson's School.


Premise: After all, the very name Hirosema has become a modern metaphor, the ultimate symbol of total obliteration.

Hypothesis: Hirosema is a metaphor for love.


Premise: I'm looking at ways to raise salaries.

Hypothesis: I am determined to find a way to slash salaries.


Premise: goodness and all of them were in the house

Hypothesis: I am not sure if I can handle all of the dogs being in the house.


Premise: i guess we got ten minutes or something like that i don't know

Hypothesis: We have ten minutes, I think, until he show comes back on.


Premise: As is India, Bailey added.

Hypothesis: Bailey added as in India.


Premise: She was beginning to understand Sir James's methods.

Hypothesis: Sir James was methodical, precise, and just a touch manic.


Premise: Eclipse.... Drew set back the pedigree several equine generations.

Hypothesis: Drew ignored the pedigree entirely and disregarded the generations.


Premise: there's a show call i watch Roseanne once in a while uh you you've heard of her probably yeah yeah

Hypothesis: I hate the show Roseanne and hope I never have to see it again.


Premise: After all, the company wants them badly.

Hypothesis: The company does not want them at all.


Premise: and uh there are you know there are companies that do and there companies that don't you know that don't have good retirement plans

Hypothesis: There are companies with good retirement plans and companies with bad ones, but the bad ones usually make up for it with other policies.


Premise: A stop consists of one or more possible deliveries.

Hypothesis: Less than zero deliveries can occur at a stop.


Premise: But more immediately, it was when the kapu system of taboos broke down completely under the leadership of young King Kamehameha II (the first king's son, Liholiho) and the regent, Kaahumanu (the favorite of the 21 wives of the first king).

Hypothesis: Under the leadership of King Kamehameha II, the kapu system of taboos broke down, according to the documentary.


Premise: I yanked the door open, and ran upstairs as fast as I could.

Hypothesis: I opened the door fast.


Premise: "Stage was jumped yesterday on th' Sonora road,"Callie volunteered.

Hypothesis: The stage was allowed free passage on the Sonora road.


Premise: To another, a case study examines a clearly defined site and reports on that one site, so that multiple site studies would not be case studies.

Hypothesis: The case study examines a site of unknown origin and focuses on a multitude of other sites as well.


Premise: There was Abraham Lincoln.

Hypothesis: That was a women.


Premise: It absorbs heat much more efficiently than yellow sand and therefore becomes much hotter in the heat of the day not good for small children who want to run around and play.

Hypothesis: Small children may suffer on sand that is very hot.


Premise: Until 5,000 years ago, Antiparoseas attached to Parosebut seismic activity and climatic change have produced a narrow sea channel with several tiny islands between the two.

Hypothesis: A 5,000 foot deep strip of water has formed between the two.


Premise: Remember that negotiations should be undertaken with good humor; this is not a battle, it's more a form of verbal gymnastics meant to achieve a win/win situation.

Hypothesis: Negotiations with good humour provide more successful outcomes.


Premise: The words apparently struck home.

Hypothesis: The angry words apparently struck home.


Premise: that was loud sorry

Hypothesis: I should have turned the volume down first.


Premise: But they would get farther in their agendas if they would give a little respect to conventional marriage by letting heterosexual people keep the word marriage to themselves.

Hypothesis: They would not try to get through their agendas.


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

Hypothesis: Hot pot is a game that does not require any type of vehicles.


Premise: I knew this couldn't be, but it would've made things so much easier if my friend was still out there somewhere.

Hypothesis: My friend was dead, but I still wished they were outthere somewhere.


Premise: De Gaulle, with his canny sense of history, took an important step toward rebuilding national self-confidence by insisting that French armed forces fight side by side with the Americans and British for the liberation of the country, but, above all, that the French army be the first to enter Paris itself.

Hypothesis: De Gaulle knew a lot about history and used it to guide his policy.


Premise: An article argues that projected budget surpluses rest on the shaky assumption that Congress will maintain budget ceilings by slicing popular domestic programs.

Hypothesis: Popular domestic programs may be cut by Congress in order to maintain the budget.


Premise: They are often joined by courageous tourists, who usually get more applause than do the professionals.

Hypothesis: Tourists almost never join them.


Premise: If the 20 percent figure were also true for 1997, then 46.

Hypothesis: The figure is tough


Premise: Nominating committees need to identify competent individuals who possess an independent spirit which allows board members to raise difficult questions and probe issues related

Hypothesis: Nominating committees should continue identifying incompetent individuals.


Premise: It is the inevitable turbulence and messiness of introducing choice and competition to a major social program.

Hypothesis: Creating competition in a major social program is messy because some want to undermine the program's efforts.


Premise: Let's have a what do you call it in book-keeping?"

Hypothesis: I don't want anything to do with what do you call it in book-keeping?


Premise: He had discovered that the sky material resisted any sudden stroke, but that other matter could be interpenetrated into it, as the stars were.

Hypothesis: He discovered that the sky material shuttered at the slightest stroke.


Premise: The actual model contains a number of variables.

Hypothesis: The real model has no variables.


Premise: Le Brun's paintings depict Louis XIV's wars in Hol?land and his more peaceful achievements at home.

Hypothesis: Le Brun does not want chaotic and negative paintings in his home.


Premise: probably one big thing about them and uh

Hypothesis: There are no important things about them.


Premise: and what it takes to have that good life and if you're willing to work for it then they're probably be more inclined to work for it

Hypothesis: They will not work if you don't.


Premise: At CUNY, law school administrator Sue Bryant was thinking along the same lines.

Hypothesis: Brian Stewart is CUNY's law school administrator.


Premise: The church of Saint-Germain-des-Pr??s is an attractive mixture of Romanesque and Gothic, with an 11th-century clock tower.

Hypothesis: Romanesque and Gothic culture blend to create the church, with an 11th-century clock tower.


Premise: bonus she no my my wife does

Hypothesis: She dosn't get a bonus at work, but my wife does.


Premise: As it turns out, it may not be such a good idea to welcome them into our workplaces and schools either, at least not as warmly as we have.

Hypothesis: It is fine if we welcomed them as we have before.


Premise: The last set of cross sectional data filed with the Postal Rate Commission in 1989 consisted of a sample of 16,092 different routes.

Hypothesis: The Postal Rate Commision spent a few months during 1989 filling the last set of cross sectional data.


Premise: In a.d. 331, Constantine, the Roman emperor, legalised Christianity and together with his mother, Helen, developed and excavated Christian sites.

Hypothesis: The Roman emperor Constantine legalised Christianity and developed and excavated Christian sites.


Premise: Nevertheless, this approach has proven effective in securing funds year to year.

Hypothesis: This approach worked in getting funding from individual donors.


Premise: How about joining us, Mr. Gates?

Hypothesis: Mr.Gates is not allowed to join us.


Premise: (If this national prerogative weren't preserved, Helms and company would be the first to object.)

Hypothesis: The national prerogative will not be preserved and Helms won't mind.


Premise: that's right you too and i hope everything works out up there

Hypothesis: Yes, I hope you have a positive outcome as far as your house project goes.


Premise: The ultimate accolade came in 1991, when Dublin was designated a European City of Culture.

Hypothesis: Dublin, despite its popularity as a city, has never been designated as a European City of Culture.


Premise: A variety of changes at the individual, system, and policy level will be needed to accomplish this goal.

Hypothesis: Nothing needs to happen for the goal to be achieved.


Premise: 'Start your motor going, Betsy Ann,' he ordered with some other mumbo-jumbo.

Hypothesis: 'Get your engine running, Betsy Ann,' he ordered with some other gibberish.


Premise: um i try to ride the stationary bicycle everyday about five miles

Hypothesis: Doing spinning every day makes me fitter and healthier.


Premise: Madden, Bergen County director Anna Navatta and others met with Passaic Legal Aid representatives in August and discussed the possibility of directing some of the LSC money to Passaic as a subgrantee for its community development work.

Hypothesis: Anna Navatta talked to Passaic Legal Aid representative last year to ask for cash for its work.


Premise: And when all else fails, the pools (at most hotels; see Swimming, page 84) are enough to satisfy almost any child.

Hypothesis: Children are not allowed to use the hotel pools.


Premise: All of the above?

Hypothesis: The exact answer is unclear.


Premise: In exchange for this drudgery, the Jocks occasionally deign to nod in their general direction.

Hypothesis: The Jocks roll their eyes while watching them from the field.


Premise: One important assumption that we adopted for the threshold sensitivity analysis is that no adjustments are made to the shape of the concentration-response function above the assumed threshold.

Hypothesis: We adopted the assumption that thresholds are sensitive.


Premise: Others are relatively untried-for example, cumulative case studies.

Hypothesis: Cumulative case studies are relatively untried.


Premise: Here, on Patan's Durbar Square, stands the valley's greatest concentration of major temples and historic buildings.

Hypothesis: Here, on Patan's Durbar Square, stands the valley's greatest concentration of major temples because it is considered a holy site.


Premise: both of them looked as they they had slept in the sewer trenches.

Hypothesis: They looked like they just got out of the shower.


Premise: i mean like i said they do a lot of internal advertising on that kind of stuff but i haven't seen anything

Hypothesis: They advertise that kind of stuff a lot.


Premise: it was just a just happened that we were exhausted and they wanted to watch and we said okay well we'll sit down and we'll you know look at what you want to see let's just turn it on and see what's on we could not find anything that had any kind of redeeming value in it

Hypothesis: The programs they chose to watch were all R-rated movies.


Premise: The crucial next step is to look at the features of each type and decide whether it will be possible to meet these methodological requirements in the specific situation.

Hypothesis: Decide whether it is possible to meet these methodological requirements.


Premise: yeah after well when it starts steaming a lot uh i definitely yeah put it in the refrigerator

Hypothesis: When It starts steaming I leave it there


Premise: You can climb the column for magnificent views of the city and the Firth of Forth to the north.

Hypothesis: This is the only place to get a great view.


Premise: He models No Limit on the mob, not the Fortune 500.

Hypothesis: He deals more with the mob than big companies.


Premise: In compliance with section 202 of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act, EPA prepared a written statement, including a cost benefit analysis, assessing the impact of the rule, which it published with both the proposed and the final rule.

Hypothesis: Section 202 of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act includes a cost benefit analysis of the pollution control measures.


Premise: yeah well i have um i have a cat that i've had for about eight or nine years

Hypothesis: I got this cat when it was a kitten, so it is maybe eight or nine years old.


Premise: Since the rule does not impose a federal intergovernmental or private sector mandate, as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995, sections 202, 204 and 205 of the act are inapplicable.

Hypothesis: The fact that these sections are not applicable is good news for the private sector.


Premise: The plan has been touted in the New York Times Magazine.

Hypothesis: The magazine mentioned the plan.


Premise: This enables you to experience many dive sites in the Aegean Sea.

Hypothesis: The aegan sea is a fun and wonderful place to explore.


Premise: Poirot, is that seriously your opinion?

Hypothesis: The speaker does not believe that is in fact Poirot's opinion.


Premise: Oh, that's what I remember my father having me christened as.

Hypothesis: My father would never allow me to be christened.


Premise: Surprisingly, however, we will find that France has a greater variation in delivery costs.

Hypothesis: Delivery costs are always the same in France.


Premise: well i guess that's it for camping huh

Hypothesis: I guess the information in that letter is it for camping huh?


Premise: We went into the little morning-room, and Poirot closed the door.

Hypothesis: This was a room where no one would be able to overhear what was said.


Premise: Top leadership commitment entails time, energy, and persistence in providing incentives and establishing accountability.

Hypothesis: One must master many different areas to fulfill a leadership commitment.


Premise: i enjoyed talking to you bye-bye

Hypothesis: It was awful to talk to you, good-bye.


Premise: uh become an issue you could say  um hobbies i like

Hypothesis: The hobbies I enjoy


Premise: The Franciscan Grotto of Gethsemane, entered by turning right before reaching the Crusader arch, is a less somber place.

Hypothesis: The Crusade arch is a less somber place.


Premise: 'Quite.'

Hypothesis: Almost, but nearly completely, in most cases.


Premise: Traditional Dance and Theater

Hypothesis: Traditional dance and theater


Premise: He rushed and knelt next to her.

Hypothesis: He rushed to stand next to him.


Premise: yeah all the doctors here will take a Visa so that and you know and go to KMart and use the pharmacy to pay for the uh medicines and then turn it all into the insurance company and wait for it to come back

Hypothesis: The doctors are cheating insurance companies and making money illegally.


Premise: Following the expansion of the airport, the island entered the big league of international holiday resorts.

Hypothesis: The island entered a decline after expanding the airport.


Premise: Ah! Was he pleased, or disappointed?

Hypothesis: Was he happy to hear the news or was he alarmed?


Premise: Figure to yourself the scene!

Hypothesis: Someone else should figure the room.


Premise: By forbidding its dealers to compete with each other via prices, Schwinn forces them to compete with each other via quality of service, to the ultimate benefit of consumers.

Hypothesis: Schwinn makes no attempt to take action which will better the experiance for the consumer.


Premise: Appendix  Management Metrics 68 Appendix  Reference Materials 80 Appendix  Major Contributors to This 86Audit Guide Glossary 87

Hypothesis: The appendix shows major contributors to the audit.


Premise: In addition, we are currently looking at ways that the visa function can be strengthened as a screen against potential terrorists and we expect to make recommendations later this fiscal year.

Hypothesis: We are currently looking at ways that the visa function can be strengthened.


Premise: Vrenna stood behind him, blood dripping from her saber.

Hypothesis: Vrenna was behind them with blood on her saber.


Premise: The Clear Skies Act retains existing Title IV requirements until the new requirements take effect.

Hypothesis: There will not be new requirements.


Premise: The CIA and FBI touted this arrest as proof that they had fixed the bureaucratic bungling that had allowed Ames to go undetected for six years.

Hypothesis: The CIA and FBI didn't arrested them.


Premise: It sounds like we will be able to get everything we want and then some and if the judge is in a good mood, we might get even more!

Hypothesis: If the judge feels like it we might get more than we asked for.


Premise: (Fans who visit the American Movie Web site will find such features as Borchardt's daily diary and a phone number for his buddy Mike Schank, a lovable PCP casualty and talented musician--If he's home and in the mood he'll pick up.

Hypothesis: Who visits the American Movie Web site will find many features, and they are increasing more and more.


Premise: well they're struggling with it

Hypothesis: They are having difficulty with it.


Premise: If we tried a tamed succubus--"  "The things are untrustworthy," the first voice answered.

Hypothesis: The owner of the first voice does not feel optimistic about any spirits.


Premise: While magic produced their food and made a better world for them, they hated it because they couldn't do it for themselves.

Hypothesis: They had to use magic for others, but they themselves were the ones who needed it the most.


Premise: In addition, senior executives are to establish a principal commitment in their individual performance plans focused on the overall attainment of objectives to accomplish the operating division's performance plan.

Hypothesis: Senior executives can choose when to use plans and not commit.


Premise: 'You're going to let us get off at the next stop, or I'm going to shoot this man in the head,' White said crisply.

Hypothesis: I want to stay on here.


Premise: you know what's going on you know like i knew or like i sat in on the meetings or something

Hypothesis: You are apprised of matters the same way I am if I sat in on the meetings.


Premise: Sanchez, the Indigenous Project's tri-lingual employee, said the number of Mixtecs has grown considerably since he arrived in Oregon in the late 1990s.

Hypothesis: Sanchez noticed a decrease in the number of Mixtecs since the late 1990s.


Premise: so it's kind of interesting when it's work great smooth

Hypothesis: The work is always difficult and boring.


Premise: uh-huh uh-huh And we did have we did recently have a a group here formed called Students for Academic Excellence that was formed by concerned parents and they see that these these kids are getting honor jackets and they're getting certificates and they're getting uh more access to scholarships uh on a par with the athletes which uh this was formed i think probably in the last three years and that's been a very positive thing for education itself because so often the emphasis is on

Hypothesis: Students for Academic Excellence was created by the governor.


Premise: and you know it showed her trying to explain to her children where daddy is you know and it was just oh it was just

Hypothesis: You were able to watch her trying to tell the kids about what happened to daddy.


Premise: For academic recognition, you don't have to go far.

Hypothesis: They did not have to go far to ruin their reputation.


Premise: Just an ugly, filthy simulacrum.

Hypothesis: It is just an ugly, dirty simalcrum to you.


Premise: that's right absolutely they really go through it they really do

Hypothesis: That is correct, they seriously go through it.


Premise: A little farther on lies the Casa de los erabes (Calle Oficios, 12), a Moorish-style 17th-century building that now comprises a bazaar piled high with carpets, robes, and pottery; Havana's only place of worship for Muslims; and a lovely restaurant tucked away in the courtyard.

Hypothesis: Casa de los erabes in Havana's only place of worship for Muslims.


Premise: Microsoft is reaching out to computer novices , says a piece.

Hypothesis: Microsoft doesnt care about computer novices.


Premise: yeah i watch that occasionally when

Hypothesis: That's something I watch once a week.


Premise: According to the inspector, the state's concern wasn't the  The guards were worried that if the chair broke apart during an electrocution, the thick, black, high-voltage wires screwed to the inmate might rip loose and electrocute everybody in the room.

Hypothesis: There is a voltage of 500V in the device.


Premise: These more immediate consequences would force action before national saving plunged to the levels shown in the simulation.

Hypothesis: There were no concerning levels shown in the simulation.


Premise: No. Sir James smiled a little.

Hypothesis: Sir James' smile showed very white teeth.


Premise: She determined to get hold of that paper at all costs, and in this resolution chance came to her aid.

Hypothesis: She did not care whether or not she got the paper.


Premise: Newspapers, on the other hand, have the advantage of charging lower prices.

Hypothesis: Newspapers can charge significantly lower prices.


Premise: Shipbuilding and weapons manufacture were already under way; railways and telegraph lines quickly followed.

Hypothesis: Workers preferred manufacturing weapons over doing the railways.


Premise: We have an opportunity to grow a program based on 30 years of experience - we aren't stuck with the old way.

Hypothesis: We've got to stick to the old ways whether the program grows or not.


Premise: Throughout the morning their eyes moved to Susan.

Hypothesis: The soldiers eyes moved to Susan throughout the morning.


Premise: They don't go in for timed, planned things; they jus' cut loose when they see a chance.

Hypothesis: They always go for well timed and planned attacks.


Premise: so you know what it's like yeah it's like when you first this is our third one it's not um and it's not that exciting after a while

Hypothesis: Your first one is always very exciting.


Premise: so that part of it is still uh there's something that people for some reason they don't really want to vote uh

Hypothesis: Some people don't want to vote, but they have a civic duty so they must!


Premise: We do not know whether the discrepancy is more frequent in case studies than in other methods.

Hypothesis: The discrepancy occurs more in case studies than in other methods.


Premise: uh-huh you know about a month from now this wouldn't be so bad but uh boy for the end of March this is uh this is funny

Hypothesis: A month from now, this would be ok.


Premise: and all the different stuff like that you know

Hypothesis: All of the different things, you know.


Premise: yeah i know that's that's only part of the problem

Hypothesis: It's only one part of the problem.


Premise: well the only thing up here is division one oh yeah

Hypothesis: We have other sports, but it's mostly Division 1.


Premise: and that's why i said that's it i either have to quit or you know try something else so i went on third shift

Hypothesis: Third shift was late but allowed me to tend to my other responsibilities.


Premise: For 40 years, McBain has been a lively and gritty chronicler of New York City life and helped inspire TV cop shows such as Homicide , NYPD Blue , and Hill Street Blues .

Hypothesis: McBain helped inspire all the cop shows on TV because of his amazing police work.


Premise: Albert, miss, he corrected.

Hypothesis: Nobody was corrected.


Premise: He fished me in, Concannon said, adding, People need lawyers, and there's a growing amount of poor that need pro bono services.

Hypothesis: The pro bono services are not very popular with lawyers, especially experienced ones.


Premise: Many of the inhabitants live by choice, not necessarily through economic hardship on the water, aboard houseboats or in houses on stilts in the main creek.

Hypothesis: A lot of the inhabitants choose to live on houseboats.


Premise: The east coast is an enticing mix of bays, long sweeps of beach, small coves, spectacular caves, and myriad tourist villas.

Hypothesis: The east coast has little to entice tourists to come visit


Premise: It was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar in 586 b.c. and replaced by the Second Temple in 525 520 b.c.

Hypothesis: The Second Temple was not as colorful as it was.


Premise: He's got one manada all of grullas.

Hypothesis: He has zero manada's.


Premise: Both firms allowed Zelon to focus on her private practice and do community service.

Hypothesis: Zelon isn't allowed to do community service while she has a private practice.


Premise: focus on management First financial laws  Workload Yellowbook_ management,

Hypothesis: There needs to be focus on management First financial laws.


Premise: For example, they said that electronic comment processes for controversial rules on which a large number of comments are filed may ultimately yield little more than a count of supporters and opponents.

Hypothesis: Federal agencies and state governments usually know beforehand if they will receive an award from Government Executive magazine.


Premise: The constriction came from an arm around his neck, but he couldn't see to whom it belonged, and there was no place to move aside in the corner of the egg.

Hypothesis: They left him alone inside the egg.


Premise: The best instance of this was Bush's answer to a viewer's question about what political philosopher each candidate identified with and why.

Hypothesis: Each candidate identified with the same political philosopher.


Premise: Elizabeth I left Dublin Trinity College as her legacy she founded it as a seat of Protestant learning, and it remained just that well into the mid-20th century.

Hypothesis: Trinity College was founded as a seat of Protestant learning.


Premise: well let us hope that everybody's going to be paying more attention to this and that we will get uh better reuse of things because

Hypothesis: Everybody should be taking notice of this thing.


Premise: He introduced them to the doctor.

Hypothesis: He didn't introduce them to the doctor.


Premise: The site sprawls over a wide area, but unfortunately, some remains are in poor condition, a situation which causes the site to close intermittently because of the danger of falling masonry.

Hypothesis: The site may be closed at times due to the risk of falling masonry from remains that are in poor condition.


Premise: Her eyes flashed.

Hypothesis: She closed her eyes in frustration.


Premise: The Sikhs were slaughtered, the Hindu temples in both Varanasi and Mathura were destroyed, and the building of new temples was forbidden.

Hypothesis: The Sikhs were killed, Hindu temples destroyed and new temples were forbidden.


Premise: Affirmative action is good for you, supporters told the New York Times . The University of Michigan, for one, cites statistical evidence to argue that affirmative action benefits not only minority students but all students.

Hypothesis: No one thinks affirmative action helps anyone.


Premise: Opposite, and from the same era, is the Examination Hall, where concerts are given occasionally when no examinations are in progress, but is otherwise rarely open to the public (look through the spy hole in the door! )

Hypothesis: There are concerts in the Examination Hall when there are no examinations in progress.


Premise: Under the best-case scenario - if IOLTA is upheld - we are projecting a $1.

Hypothesis: We think that the value in the best case scenario will be $1.


Premise: The latitude which may exist for restrictions on speech where the govern-ment's own message is being delivered flows in part from our observation that, [w]hen the government speaks, for instance to promote its own policies or to advance a particular idea, it is, in the end, accountable to the electorate and the political process for its advocacy.

Hypothesis: Sometimes the government speaks only to promote its own policies.


Premise: Today, alas, what comes to mind is a couple of bad baritones from the Red Army Chorus, drunk on antifreeze, trying to convince some Iraqi guy that their music stands are made of plutonium and worth a few bucks.

Hypothesis: A couple of choir members tried selling their music stands.


Premise: Take time to stroll along the narrow streets in the old town stretching downhill from the cathedral, which offer a combination of historic charm and modern French sophistication.

Hypothesis: There is no historic charm left in the town.


Premise: well i do think that the cases like the uh oh say something like Texaco versus Pennzoil or or the Texaco Pennzoil problem

Hypothesis: So let's use Texaco versus Pennzoil as an example case.


Premise: The insurrection was quashed and its leaders executed, but the king got the message.

Hypothesis: The king was not overthrown, but changed his ways.


Premise: The world's most expensive resort at $1.6 billion, the Bellagio's amenities include 5-star dining, Chanel-caliber boutiques, and a world-class collection of artistic masterworks.

Hypothesis: The Bellagio is the world's most expensive resort, far outpacing The Wynn.


Premise: yeah and there were there were some definite um should i say tense moments with him in there so

Hypothesis: There were no tense moments in there.


Premise: All American reporters care about is Monica Lewinsky, and we're trying to get away from that, one U.S. official told me.

Hypothesis: A US official has told me that we're trying to get away from Monica Lewinsky despite the fact that American reporters care about her a lot.


Premise: But if you just want to watch the boats, you should be able to find a shady spot along Mindanao Way at Burton Chase Park.

Hypothesis: You can find a shady spot to watch the boats from.


Premise: i don't know i well i do know why because

Hypothesis: I'm very certain as to why because.


Premise: Montreuil was a thriving port before the river silted up in the 1300s (the sea is now about 25 km away).

Hypothesis: Many people lost money as a result of the river silting up in Montreuil.


Premise: The fact that we are now seeing second and third generation low-income people walk through our doors and sit in our waiting rooms is a brutal reminder that the realization of justice for many Americans remains more an aspiration than a fact.

Hypothesis: Most Americans are low income and need assistance.


Premise: Martha Stewart, on using the proper blender setting for pulverizing 'those f**king tomato skins.

Hypothesis: Martha Stewart doesn't like tomato skins.


Premise: Most critics find her angry monologues about rape and Jesse Helms obvious and dull (Linda Winer, Newsday ). Predictably, conservatives pronounce her smut unworthy of government funding.

Hypothesis: Most critics have since stopped taking her seriously.


Premise: okay well i enjoyed talking to you

Hypothesis: I enjoyed talking to you because you're smart.


Premise: 'I'll hold them off.

Hypothesis: It is impossible to hold them off, I will run.


Premise: Over the years the Arc de Triomphe ' 50 m (164 ft) high and 45 m (148 ft) wide ' has become a symbol of the nation.

Hypothesis: The symbol of the nation has become the Arc de Triomphe.


Premise: and um they said that they they have you have quite the problem with uh the ghettos i don't know they call it the barrio down there

Hypothesis: They said you have no problem with going into bad neighborhoods.


Premise: One lesson we should learn from the success of the Acid Rain cap and trade program is that when certain key issues can be resolved through clear legislation, we can avoid years of litigation, business uncertainty and costs, and delayed environmental protection.

Hypothesis: The Acid Rain cap is a good example of solving problems with laws at the state level.


Premise: yeah well i i don't know if maybe Communism's the right the right word for it but what we would there'd have to be some kind of there there may be a point at which at at which you've uh you might want to consider some kind of socialistic uh organization or socialistic setup to to deal with the problem and then be able to gradually transform back to a Democracy

Hypothesis: You might want to consider socialism to deal with the budget deficit for the next 10 years and after the budget crisis has passed, then transform the government back into a capitalism based democracy.


Premise: Open System Interconnection Protocols.

Hypothesis: There are protocols given for open system interconnection.


Premise: Just east is the Art Nouveau-style, fabulously decayed Hotel Palacio Vienna, a ghost building if ever there was one.

Hypothesis: Hotel Palacio Vienna does not have an Art Nouveau-style.


Premise: Meaning no disrespect, sir," said Severn.

Hypothesis: Severn told him he meant to disrespect him.


Premise: right right yeah well well we've got three kids and so uh and so uh i guess there's there's two kinds of dining out there's dining out with the kids and dining out without the kids

Hypothesis: We have ten kids.


Premise: Those with a passion for the big city can combine Rome with the artistic delights of Florence and Tuscany, or Milan with the magical romance of Venice.

Hypothesis: Rome, Florence, and Tuscany are known to have the best art in all of Italy.


Premise: But the current coalition of opposition groups is too factious to stage a coup.

Hypothesis: The opposing groups are in accordant with the current system in power.


Premise: I was aroused by her and they laughed at me when they saw.

Hypothesis: She was repulsive to me.


Premise: These investigations are now taking more of my time and energy than the Standard Oil itself.

Hypothesis: These investigations could take me more than two months.


Premise: A minority of reviewers find the political messages heavy-handed and say the novel is more like a starklylit morality play (Michiko Kakutani, the New York Times ). (Listen to Kingsolver read an excerpt from this book.)

Hypothesis: Some reviewers found the novel's emphasis on politics too hamhanded.


Premise: It must be.

Hypothesis: It could be.


Premise: He rolled to his side and hugged his knees to his chest.

Hypothesis: He hugged his knee to his chest after rolling to his side.


Premise: that's right but you can't take this money with us though  that's how i keep looking at it

Hypothesis: You can keep money when you die.


Premise: The Senate's closed deliberations on impeachment were a bonding experience, and their frankness and intimacy will encourage more teamwork in the future.

Hypothesis: There will be more teamwork in the future.


Premise: I thought those were lost, said Ca'daan behind them.

Hypothesis: Ca'daan was following the group very closely.


Premise: Not beautiful enough!

Hypothesis: Not unsightly enough.


Premise: So them strays join up with th' wild ones.

Hypothesis: Strays breed with wild ones.


Premise: You can't even remember black-and-white TV or those first transistor radios that one of the Fray people mentioned [ahem, actually, Chatterbox can remember these things, but that's a small point] ...

Hypothesis: He literally can't remember black-and-white TV.


Premise: A shortage of money.

Hypothesis: The shortage was from overspending in the previous year.


Premise: To ensure its ability to support the Congress in its decisionmaking, GAO will focus significant resources on the following important strategic

Hypothesis: The GAO does not help Congress in its decision-making.


Premise: This accomplishes several objectives.

Hypothesis: This accomplishes a lot of things.


Premise: The bright motifs with mirror-work stitched into them, much favored by Rajasthani ladies of the desert for their long flowing skirts, are known as cutchhi or saurashtra.

Hypothesis: The cutchhi or saurashtra is a simple plain dress that women wear.


Premise: If you inhale the smoke of it, it turns you into something from hell.

Hypothesis: They were trying to hold their breath.


Premise: how'd you get into this program

Hypothesis: What is the application process for the program?


Premise: Any Big Thoughts on this, Jim?

Hypothesis: Jim is not capable of any thought.


Premise: Three more rode past holding swords and axes and spears.

Hypothesis: Three more armed people rode past on their way to battle.


Premise: Entertainers and illusionists perform while diners eat various courses and then move to another chamber.

Hypothesis: Diners typically do not have a form of entertainment.


Premise: For the Alternative Estimate, a cost-of illness value is used in place of willingness-to-pay to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis.

Hypothesis: In order to reflect uncertainty about the value of reductions in incidences of chronic bronchitis in the Alternative Estimate the cost-of-illness value is used.


Premise: Perhaps even Johnny had never heard that story, close to Hunt as he was.

Hypothesis: Hunt and Johnny were not close and had never met.


Premise: Yes, a post-NATO model.

Hypothesis: It's a pre-Nato model


Premise: Behind him, he heard Bork's chuckle and the soft laughter of Sather Karf.

Hypothesis: The mutual laughter of Bork and Karf was deafening behind him.


Premise: The Week/The Spin is updated throughout the week, the Diary has a new entry daily, and contributions to Dispatches & Dialogues are posted as they arrive.

Hypothesis: The Spin is the name of a magazine or newspaper.


Premise: This unquestionable masterpiece of French civilization marks the transition in the 12th century from the solid, sober Romanesque style of the Church's beginnings to the more airy, assertive Gothic of its ascendancy.

Hypothesis: French civilization took a long time to make any transitions after this masterpiece was made.


Premise: His next two shots landed in the chests of two riders carrying long bladed sticks.

Hypothesis: He hit the riders with the shots from the big gun.


Premise: There was a time when you might have apologized for it, but no longer.

Hypothesis: It used to be a taboo activity in the past.


Premise: Two years after Ca'daan had ceased his own brill trade north, choosing to sell south twice a year, his neighbor and his neighbor's sons lost an entire herd of six brill off of Heaven's Highway.

Hypothesis: He was sympathetic to their troubles.


Premise: We would need to assure ourselves, however, that case studies whose results we are going to use have adopted the same procedures for ensuring impartiality.

Hypothesis: Whether or not case studies whose results we are going to use have adopted the same procedures for ensuring impartiality, is something we can neglect.


Premise: so but once they uh drop the prices a little bit i'll be out there uh picking up a few more shrubs to fill in where we're  where my dead shrubs are right now i haven't even pulled them out of the ground yet

Hypothesis: I will not grab any shrubs if the price becomes cheaper.


Premise: Well, Albert got me on the phone all right.

Hypothesis: I was on the phone with Albert after avoiding him for weeks.


Premise: sounds like fun well it was really good to talk to you

Hypothesis: Sounds like fun; I wish we could go on talking for longer.


Premise: FDA estimates that the aggregated net annualized costs of the rule, accounting for both losses and gains, will total $52.

Hypothesis: The FDA took into account all the costs and revenues.


Premise: The little identifying cards psychologist Gordon sets beside each item display an impressive mastery of the manipulative arts.

Hypothesis: The little identifying cards have a short description of the item on display.


Premise: Competitors have not rushed in.

Hypothesis: Competitors rushed in very quickly.


Premise: Then the weapon pointed skyward as its owner fired into the air, voicing a whoop as wild as the Rebel Yell from the throat of a charging Texas trooper.

Hypothesis: The weapon was fired into the dirt while its owner remained silent.


Premise: that's right that was a good that was a good leadership

Hypothesis: The leader did a good job of commanding his team.


Premise: When it was over, our world was as it has been for thousands of centuries.

Hypothesis: The world resumed to normal after the event.


Premise: The swimming is unsuitable for children, and the area has an overpopulation of sea urchins whose spiny quills are a menace to tender feet.

Hypothesis: Sea urchins with spiny quills are overpopulated in the area.


Premise: McKay's critique remains only a draft, however, and it has not yet undergone the rigorous peer review that the original paper withstood.

Hypothesis: His critique is still but a draft.


Premise: and i think uh having listened to you relative to the economy thing i think if i were being forced to make a decision i would plead ignorance and wait to do more research before picking one of these so i'm ultimately i guess i'm ultimately in favor of status quo also

Hypothesis: I would feign ignorance since I did not have to pick a side yet as well as the fact that I do not want to do any research.


Premise: The original village is built around an imposing 18th-century church, while the new Canico de Baixa is a sprawling proliferation of smart holiday homes visible from afar.

Hypothesis: The village was built around an 18th century church that is still there.


Premise: If you're on a coach tour, you will probably stop at the excellent Ein Gedi Spa and get your chance to float on the Dead Sea.

Hypothesis: The Ein Gedi Spa is the only spa in the area that lets visitors float on the sea.


Premise: The problem, though, is bridesmaids.

Hypothesis: The problem is the bridesmaids.


Premise: But what sinks The Hi-Lo Country is Patricia Arquette's Mona, who's supposed to convey sleepy sensuality but seems merely to be on Quaaludes.

Hypothesis: The character of Mona was not played well by Patricia Arquette.


Premise: There's no satisfactory way to buy rare or one of a kind items, but online auctions are a particularly bad method.

Hypothesis: Online auctions are a terrible way to buy rare things because there's no way to know if you will be scammed.


Premise: This is also the site of a strange but a little disappointing petrified savanna forest (la savanne des p??trifications), rather difficult to reach over rutted automobile trails of rock and sand.

Hypothesis: There is a petrified forest here that is hard to drive to.


Premise: The old and new Rouen come together around the bright and airy market halls and the attractive modern Eglise Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc.

Hypothesis: The church dedicated to Joan of Arc is old and plain.


Premise: so does alcohol show up in these tests

Hypothesis: I know alcohol won't show up in these tests.


Premise: Gustave Flaubert was born in Rouen and used the city as a setting in Madame Bovary.

Hypothesis: Flaubert was born in Rouen.


Premise: In 1998, she stepped down from her role as director.

Hypothesis: She left because the director's salary was unusually low for the industry.


Premise: (This technique, discussed in more detail in the section on analysis, can increase efficiency by reducing collection of data and large-scale analyses of these data that subsequently do not prove useful.)

Hypothesis: This technique takes much longer to use.


Premise: He has just rushed past me like a mad bull."

Hypothesis: He ran by me.


Premise: It is useful for intimidation or for bypassing the riff-raff but counterproductive most of the time.

Hypothesis: It scares people, so don't do it often.


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

Hypothesis: Lyon has fallen into disarray since the silk trade days.


Premise: Well, we got him anyway an' two or three of th' others.

Hypothesis: We were able to capture four people.


Premise: These pronouncements on subjective issues annoy me no end.

Hypothesis: I was annoyed by these stupid decrees regarding subjective issues.


Premise: In the most tragic examples, a charismatic professor will entice them into a lifetime of French medieval history, about which their curiosity is exhausted before they get their Ph.D.s.

Hypothesis: It is a tragedy that a strong professor can entice students to study French medieval history.


Premise: But even the best care is worthless if an older patient can't drive to the doctor for ongoing treatment because his or her car has been wrongfully seized in a debt dispute.

Hypothesis: If the patient cannot travel to the doctor for treatment, the best care in the world is useless.


Premise: Take the funicular railway from the Place Saint-Jean up to the top of the hill and walk down the Chemin du Rosaire, which gives spectacular views of the town below.

Hypothesis: Run past the Chemin du Rosaire since there's no view worth your time.


Premise: Is that such a terrible thing?

Hypothesis: Is it such an awful thing?


Premise: seems to have helped him though popularity wise

Hypothesis: appears to have made him less popular, though


Premise: Airport-style security checks leave you in no doubt as to the importance of the site.

Hypothesis: The security ensures no one attempts to commit violence at this important site.


Premise: The Refuge of the Nuns is a perfect crater surrounded by extinct volcanoes.

Hypothesis: Dormant volcanoes encompass the Refuge of Nuns.


Premise: It reflects at least in part the conception of liberty that was championed earlier in this century by such writers as Robert Lee Hale, who found coercion in every refusal to deal.

Hypothesis: Robert Lee Hale is one of the greatest writers on liberty.


Premise: Tel Aviv's favourite steakhouse.

Hypothesis: It's a seafood restaurant in Tel Aviv.


Premise: It's not that air bags don't work.

Hypothesis: Air bags work.


Premise: "There was one,"Bartolomé interrupted.

Hypothesis: I recall one, he interjected.


Premise: When Ieyasu became shogun in 1603, Edo in turn became the seat of national government and its castle the largest in the world.

Hypothesis: Tokugawa Ieyasu is the founder of Edo.


Premise: Madrid is littered with small, affordable residencias (pensions), and this is one of the best bargains among them.

Hypothesis: Madrid has a lot of cheap places to stay.


Premise: Adding states with 1 percent unfiled rates to the pool would not add larger states, however, since these are Iowa, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota.

Hypothesis: It wouldn't make a difference to enter those states because they are smaller.


Premise: right i think we'd have the same type of problem say with Mexico uh Canada on the other hand uh English is one of their national languages they have

Hypothesis: We share the same struggles as Russia.


Premise: In addition, one would expect a renewed interest in costs for narrow product categories, even for specific customers.

Hypothesis: No one cared about the costs.


Premise: The Cityof the Popes is today a proud cultural center, home of one of Europe's greatest arts festivals, and all year round a lively and cheerful town of good cafe, art galleries, and fashionable shops.

Hypothesis: The City of the Popes does not have any shops or dining establishments.


Premise: Retired Supreme Court Justice William Brennan died.

Hypothesis: William Brennan passed away earlier today.


Premise: He touched the roll-edged brim of his sombrero, and Drew noted that his arm was crooked as if in the past it had been broken and poorly set.

Hypothesis: His arm appeared to have been broken and set poorly, Drew noticed.


Premise: well let's see we or i sit down at the

Hypothesis: I stood.


Premise: Look at the gorse.

Hypothesis: Avoid looking at the plants at all cost.


Premise: In 1999, it is estimated that LSC grantees received approximately $10.

Hypothesis: LSC grantees received $50 each in 1999.


Premise: It has two eye-catching? steeples and remarkable sculpture over the porches.

Hypothesis: I'm interested in who they hired to build and design these remarkable architectural features.


Premise: You can still see these towers at Muncaster Castle and Dalemain.

Hypothesis: The sky is very beautiful when looking off the Muncaster Castle.


Premise: She was beginning to understand Sir James's methods.

Hypothesis: Sir James remained a complete mystery to her.


Premise: The premiere show jumping event is the Kerrygold Horse Show at the RDS.

Hypothesis: The Kerrygold Horse Show is the main event.


Premise: According to the Star , Jackson plans to divorce her right after the birth so he can reunite with ex-wife Lisa Marie Presley.

Hypothesis: Jackson would never divorce his wife, Star is lying.


Premise: there's only three places in Georgia that requires that and uh even with that it hasn't done any good

Hypothesis: In Georgia, that's a requirement in some places and it's a huge help.


Premise: it really is it it's sad to think that we would do that to people and you know i've seen them on TV with uh bed sores and

Hypothesis: It's a good thing that we did that to those people.


Premise: And the best place to begin your tour is at the main ferry terminal at Weld Quay.

Hypothesis: The main ferry terminal is wide enough to accommodate 20 ferries.


Premise: A little way back from the river, heading south, you'll find the delightful old houses and workshops of Kami-Sannomachi and Furuimachinami streets.

Hypothesis: The houses and workshops are all far north.


Premise: the value of compounding-how money saved can grow over time.

Hypothesis: Money can grow over time through compouding.


Premise: and so with you know with the IBM what would happen is uh since the software that i had was it was basically you know you only see part of the page

Hypothesis: I was using the IBM at the time and it let me see everything.


Premise: The full extent of unpaid wage damages, failure to pay end-of-season bonuses, wrongful discharge, retaliation, and disputes over periods of employment often may not be determined until the work is finished.

Hypothesis: Many people are missing wages.


Premise: 'Just because we agree on some minor particulars of philosophy does not make me his accomplice.'

Hypothesis: Agreeing on only one thing will make us great accomplices.


Premise: Sersa Garm proved to be a glum, fat young man, overly aware of his importance in training for serhood.

Hypothesis: Sersa Garm was thing and cheerful.


Premise: and i had to have an alignment done last year so i had that done

Hypothesis: I haven't had the alignment done yet.


Premise: The Washington Post 's front-page story notes, Gore has gone to great lengths to conceal Wolf's role.

Hypothesis: Gore revealed Wolf's role without a second thought.


Premise: NIAAA has a National Advisory Council with a subcommittee that helps to set research priorities.

Hypothesis: NIAA sets research priorities with a subcommittee of five men.


Premise: One of the great joys of the south is the extent to which it is still virgin land for the majority of Italy's visitors.

Hypothesis: Most visitors to Italy have already seen everything in the south.


Premise: Highway 1 ends at Highway 90, which runs along the shoreline of the Dead Sea southward to the Negev desert and the city of Eilat, and northward to Jericho and the Jordan Valley and up to the beautiful Sea of Galilee.

Hypothesis: The Sea of Galilee is beautiful.


Premise: Of course, Uncle Chester, along with Slats Grobnik and Aunt Wanda, didn't really exist.

Hypothesis: Uncle Chester, Slats Grobnick, and Aunt Wanda are fictional characters in a book.


Premise: well if you i don't know how familiar you are with Maryland but uh especially the the center part of Maryland where i ninety five runs through it is really heavily populated

Hypothesis: The center part of Maryland is heavily populated.


Premise: he says its exactly half way between Shreveport and Dallas

Hypothesis: Our destination is at the midpoint between Shreveport and Dallas.


Premise: even some stupid place way the hell out in the stupid country, thousands of miles away, like Alabama!

Hypothesis: Alabama is a very close place, and easy to reach besides.


Premise: But Christianity eventually triumphed to achieve the strong Orthodoxy of today, and Titus became Crete's patron saint.

Hypothesis: Crete doesn't have any patron saints.


Premise: Only children who suffer the most severe deprivation are permanently damaged.

Hypothesis: Children who are damaged are that way because they were deprived


Premise: Of course, the overall costs of the package would go up sharply in the event of Ovitz's termination (and I wish now that I'd made a spreadsheet showing just what the deal would total if Ovitz had been fired at any time).

Hypothesis: I do not have a spreadsheet, but I have put together a PowerPoint on this subject.


Premise: If it is greater than one revenues fall.

Hypothesis: Revenues only go up.


Premise: Under such conditions, the more likely result would be a rise in the rate of interest and a more rapid increase in federal interest payments than our simulations display.

Hypothesis: Our simulations do not display a rise in interest rates under such conditions.


Premise: Additional restrictions prevented our grantees from doing much of the work they had previously handled-representing prisoners in civil litigation, representing certain groups of immigrants, representing clients in class action lawsuits.

Hypothesis: The grantees were not restricted to perform their tasks at work in any way.


Premise: Space travel mimics the effects of aging (bone weakening, sleep disruption, etc.), and NASA wants to know if a 77-year-old astronaut will suffer the same disabilities.

Hypothesis: NASA has plans to put a number of elderly people in space.


Premise: Every detail of the house, from the hand-rubbed fine woods and original furniture to the beautiful Tiffany windows and light fixtures, was custom designed by the architects for David and Mary Gamble (of Proctor and Gamble fame).

Hypothesis: Everything in the house had been bought in IKEA.


Premise: and at the same time i i see some colder winters in the Midwest i think they've gotten more snow in the past five years than we're having here on the East Coast

Hypothesis: The past few winters have been especially hard in the Midwest with large amounts of snow falling daily.


Premise: The moral of this story for the world's  Penny-pinching might make you rich, but it also gets you blasted in Slate magazine.

Hypothesis: It is implausible that the Slate magazine might blast someone.


Premise: For example, if we were asked to study what caused the Three Mile Island disaster and scoped the job to describe whether required safeguards were complied with, this would not be a case study.

Hypothesis: This would not be a case study if we were asked to study what caused the Three Mile Island disaster and scoped the job to describe whether required safegaurds were complied with.


Premise: ''When you're blessed with good fortune, you need to give something back.

Hypothesis: Giving back should be required by law.


Premise: What is happening to bring about this net increase is that some mailers are being made better off and some are being made worse off.

Hypothesis: Mailers will be completely phased out if this resolution passes.


Premise: If the evaluation question involved an understanding of working conditions for migrant laborers or workers in heavy industry, a thick description, even including information on how exhausted the evaluator felt in the heat, would be more appropriate-according to some case study methodologists-than only recording that the thermometer registered 95 degrees.

Hypothesis: Descriptions are better than numbers sometimes in social science investigations.


Premise: you say you in Denison oh okay so we were i was in Sherman um

Hypothesis: I was in Sherman when you were in Denison.


Premise: With his latest one-man show, actor John Leguizamo is said to join the ranks of great such comic performers as Richard Pryor and Lily Tomlin.

Hypothesis: Actor John Leguizamo recently had a great one-man performance similar to those of notorious comic performers.


Premise: (Later, however, they did turn over secrets to the other side.)

Hypothesis: They eventually turned over their secrets to other side because they were pressed hard.


Premise: 5 shows how the estimates of software size can be tracked over time.

Hypothesis: There is no way to guess how much program size will change.


Premise: And she'll look great on a medallion, boxers, or briefs.

Hypothesis: She would look great on a t-shirt as well.


Premise: yeah i mean since it was his i couldn't very well keep it forever

Hypothesis: As a result of him owning it, I was not able to have it forever.


Premise: The important question is not whether Clinton had sex with her and lied about it but what the country should do about this.

Hypothesis: We should figure out what the country should do about Clinton's situation.


Premise: I'm afraid this is kind of a one joke question, and the joke is cheap and easy blasphemy.

Hypothesis: The joke is regarded as blasphemous.


Premise: The label the  Lake District  is actually a little misleading.

Hypothesis: The town eventually voted on labeling it Lake District, the most suitable name for the place.


Premise: How do these people decide that their doctor is the best?

Hypothesis: I know people just made rash judgments about their doctors.


Premise: He was young and handsome, if you discounted a darkening bruise already puffing under one eye, a lip cut and swelling, a scowl twisting rather heavy brows and making an ugly square of his mistreated mouth.

Hypothesis: He was good looking, even when his face had lots of battle damage.


Premise: An expectation gap between what an audit is and is not continues to exist, especially with regard to the auditor's responsibility for detecting fraud.

Hypothesis: There is a gap between expectation and reality.


Premise: Ask around and find out where Spaniards and resident expatriates eat.

Hypothesis: Question people around and figure out where the Spaniards and expatriates dine.


Premise: Are they often used, may I ask?"

Hypothesis: I don't care how often they're used.


Premise: Back outside, from the Episcopal Garden (Jardin de l'Evache), at the rear of the cathedral, a stairway takes you down to the old town.

Hypothesis: There is no cathedral near the Episcopal Garden, also named Jardin de l'Evache.


Premise: Accordingly, in 1996 Congress added new restrictions to the LSC Act and strengthened existing restrictions.

Hypothesis: The new restrictions strengthened the United State's relationship with Mexico.


Premise: A rich variety of natural beauty close by provides opportunities to explore caves, a waterfall, and secluded beaches.

Hypothesis: There is a lot of natural beauty around the resort and you can take a free shuttle to see it all.


Premise: um-hum and and you can and you still do that

Hypothesis: You can't do it no matter what you do.


Premise: In general, the outcome of effective competition is

Hypothesis: Competition has no outcome.


Premise: Do it too soon and you seem glib and  You're sorry?

Hypothesis: Just say what you mean, no one will care.


Premise: It's both or neither.

Hypothesis: It's those two or none at all.


Premise: He regularly entertained the staff at editorial meetings with previews of the dish to come in his next piece.

Hypothesis: The staff was entertained by him.


Premise: and that was something for greedy old me at Christmas time i'll tell you

Hypothesis: During Christmas time is when I should be most giving.


Premise: uh-huh oh and you had to type all of his papers

Hypothesis: yes, and you were forced to type every assignment he had


Premise: At the start of the new millennium, Edinburgh is once again wielding true political power on behalf of its fellow  The  Scotland Act,  passed in November 1998, transferred control of domestic policy from London back to the Scots for the first time since 1707.

Hypothesis: The Scotland Act returned control of domestic policy to Scotland for the first time since 1707.


Premise: Four hundred of Cumberland's troops died in an epidemic of yellow fever and dysentery, and the British had to withdraw less than three months after their victory.

Hypothesis: The troops lacked any sort of medicine to treat yellow fever.


Premise: Today's Las Vegas reigns as one of the world's most popular travel and vacation destinations.

Hypothesis: Las Vegas is most popular among Chinese tourists.


Premise: It was finally abandoned towards the fourth century a.d. when the country looked to a new group of deities.

Hypothesis: The new group of deities was more powerful than the old group.


Premise: Most Puerto Ricans were tied to the large agricultural companies they lived in company houses and were paid in tokens that could only be spent at company stores.

Hypothesis: The companies grew rice and pineapples for export to France.


Premise: The creator of this unusually successful way of reducing stress was one Antoni Elkbellows, a man possessing a long and confirmed by genetic studies lineage, according to which he was a direct descendent of a respectable family of magnates from nearby Pila - the Oxbellows.

Hypothesis: The Oxbellows is a respectable family of managates from Pila.


Premise: This dense pine forest looks spectacular against a blue summer sky, and there are picnic sites and trails through the trees.

Hypothesis: There are many paths to walk and places to rest within the pine forest.


Premise: FEMA's new, all-hazard mission takes a multifaceted, sequential approach to managing  mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

Hypothesis: FEMA defers hard problems to the Red Cross.


Premise: The Aosta Valley's Courmayeur is as pleasant a base for hiking and more strenuous mountain-climbing in summer as it is for skiing in winter.

Hypothesis: Aosta valley doesn't have any good hiking.


Premise: The nonprofit law firm has about 40 employees and an annual budget of $3 million.

Hypothesis: The budget is being increased each year.


Premise: (Through all the vagaries of persecution and war, Nagasaki has remained the major center of Japanese Christianity. )

Hypothesis: (Regardless of all situations, Nagasaki maintains his role as the core of Japanese Christianity.)


Premise: The Commission states in its report to us that the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 does not apply to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Hypothesis: The Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 isn't applicable to the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to the Commission.


Premise: Didn't lose that much weight after all.

Hypothesis: I lost hundreds of pounds.


Premise: This assumption has been shown to be reasonable provided the change in the risk being valued is within the range of risks evaluated in the underlying studies (Rowlatt et al.

Hypothesis: Studies have been done to access the range of risks.


Premise: Sir James tapped the table rather impatiently.

Hypothesis: Sir James was impatient.


Premise: The piece attributes the record job-jumping rates to the overheated economy and the ease of finding work online.

Hypothesis: The piece attributes the job-jumping rates to rise in employment, and the outsourcing of labor to the Chinese.


Premise: Above the park looms the startling sight of the Pestana Carlton Park Hotel (designed by Oscar Niemeyer, famous for the futuristic Brasilia).

Hypothesis: The Pestana Carlton Park Hotel is a startling sight.


Premise: that's not too close to the real thing

Hypothesis: That is exactly identical to the real thing.


Premise: The rule also sets forth the procedures that apply to states that choose to implement a mechanism under state law, as an alternative to the federal requirements with respect to guaranteed availability for

Hypothesis: There is rule for guaranteed availability implemented by both state and federal government.


Premise: But when he found Don Cazar waiting for him at Kells', he guessed that this was serious.

Hypothesis: Don Cazar was at the Kells' waiting for him because he wanted to talk.


Premise: yeah well see that was that's another if i would have been home probably wouldn't have watched it because i have class tonight and i would have missed the second half and that's the most frustrating because that's you know you can if you missed the first half

Hypothesis: I will skip class tonight so that I can watch the whole show.


Premise: Opposite, in the City de la Musique are the Mus??e de la Musique and a giant concert hall, the Z??nith.

Hypothesis: The Musee de la Musique houses some of the world's oldest classical instruments.


Premise: We'll need to keep some essential personnel.

Hypothesis: We need some essential personnel.


Premise: EPA's analyses use both quantifiable and general descriptions of the effects of the rule and alternatives on small entities.

Hypothesis: General descriptions of the effects are sourced from focus groups and small entities.


Premise: Educational Communications and Technology

Hypothesis: Education communications and technology


Premise: you know i mean one of the things that we talked about that i truly believe is you know you give somebody a you know a jury convicts somebody and they give them a sixty year sentence and the guys going to be out in twelve or thirteen years you know

Hypothesis: All convicts are forced to spend the whole duration of their sentencing in prison.


Premise: In the interim, VBA is using a web-based field guide to train those employees.

Hypothesis: For the time being, VBA is using web-based training for employees.


Premise: That is the truth.

Hypothesis: Those are the facts.


Premise: In Rust, Congress established program clinics to provide subsidies for doctors to advise patients on a variety of family planning topics.

Hypothesis: After Rust, Congress mandated that doctors were to be banned from discussing family planning topics.


Premise: and it just doesn't work and and so you tell somebody who knows about computers and they say no you obviously didn't do that because the computer doesn't  doesn't balk

Hypothesis: They are so warm and kind that I am never afraid to ask them for help.


Premise: House of Representatives during the FY2002 Appropriations process, in which the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State, and the Judiciary

Hypothesis: The FY2002 Appropriations process doesn't include the House of Representatives.


Premise: The experiences of These governments-and those of the federal GPRA pilots-demonstrate that each federal agency will need to chart its own course in response to its specific environment as it seeks to implement GPRA and become more results-oriented.

Hypothesis: These experiences show that each federal agency has to find its own path in implementing GPRA.


Premise: The bough creaked and swayed in a nasty fashion, and it didn't do to think of the drop below, but at last I got safely to where I wanted to be.

Hypothesis: I would certainly die if I fell that far.


Premise: Bunkhouse, feed store, and storage room, blacksmith shop, cookhouse, stables, main house, the quarters for the married men and their families all arranged to enclose a patio into which choice stock could be herded at the time of an attack, with a curbed well in the center.

Hypothesis: There was no arranged place for the married men to stay.


Premise: There's a huge bus bearing down on us.

Hypothesis: It would be best if we got out of the way of the bus coming towards us.


Premise: yeah i don't know how you can really keep uh the inside of a tent clean other other than you know taking your shoes off right before you walk in or something

Hypothesis: You have to leave your shoes on the keep it clean.


Premise: Jewish mothers of America can relax.

Hypothesis: Jewish American mothers can relax now.


Premise: Practically all the major Champagne labels offer tours; the Office de Tourisme (beside the cathedral, at 2 Rue Guil?laume de Machault) is the best source of information on hours and prices.

Hypothesis: None of the labels offer tours, they don't want the interference.


Premise: It also will allow the organization to house in one building its migrant-worker legal assistance program and a newer basic services program.

Hypothesis: They were able to have more services within the organization.


Premise: Either way, you've got a legitimate gripe.

Hypothesis: You have a problem regardless.


Premise: that's that's uh that's real good we had uh we had organizations like that in college you know we had a community service group in college that had all sorts of different groups and some did like that some did elderly visits some did um

Hypothesis: There were community groups in college that did some elderly visits.


Premise: Gore : Look, we could call this the Meet The Press agreement.

Hypothesis: Gore said we could call this the Meet The Press agreement.


Premise: One thing more.

Hypothesis: There is something else.


Premise: However, while there is a real danger that the fighting could destabilize Central Asia's southern flank, the Taliban's restricted ethnic base may limit its attractiveness.

Hypothesis: The war could make Central Asia unstable if the government doesn't step in.


Premise: Other classical sites lay below Iraklion near the south coast.

Hypothesis: You can find classical sites underneath Iraklion towards the south coast.


Premise: yeah right so i'll probably have to sell the prize i get

Hypothesis: I'll keep the prize


Premise: That's the least bad flaw for an elite to have.

Hypothesis: That is a great flaw for an elite to have.


Premise: As discussed, HCFA published the full text of its initial analysis as an appendix to the proposed rule and invited comments from small entities.

Hypothesis: HCFA never made its initial analysis available as an appendix.


Premise: The new institute opened its doors in March.

Hypothesis: The old bank closed in March.


Premise: A center of cocktail bars and restaurants with live music six nights a week and the ubiquitous karaoke and large-screen satellite T.V.

Hypothesis: A center of nightclubs with live music only three nights a week, and karaoke will be hard to find.


Premise: do you still have the uh train set

Hypothesis: You lost the train set, right?


Premise: For purposes of this subpart

Hypothesis: The purposes are not for this sub-part.


Premise: The first of five special issues about the 21 st century imagines health and environment in the future.

Hypothesis: There were several issues about the 21st century.


Premise: We are strong people, he told me.

Hypothesis: He told me we are weak.


Premise: it was same time period yes

Hypothesis: It was the same time frame.


Premise: 6) If the DSPB is not satisfied with the VP for Programs' recommendation, it may seek a meeting with the LSC President to ask for reconsideration.

Hypothesis: If the DSPB doesn't think the VP's recommendation is good enough, it can ask the LSC to reconsider.


Premise: no oh i i i know i know people that are just uh uh uh uh are addicted to their credit cards and they've just gotten themselves so much in trouble financially with with them it's it it's just unreal i guess i guess

Hypothesis: I do not know anyone who is addicted to their credit card.


Premise: that guy so uh that happened then uh ultimately i had uh i got transferred overseas by TI i'm with TI and i got transferred overseas

Hypothesis: I got transferred overseas to Europe for my TI job.


Premise: The Tokugawa shoguns, however, sensed that the internal strains might be contained, by sheer brute force if necessary, as long as new pressures were not exerted from outside by foreigners once again offering disgruntled daimyo new sources of income.

Hypothesis: The shoguns possessed supernatural powers and heightened senses.


Premise: And if you feel like being idle, France is full of quiet places where it's a simple joy to do absolutely nothing.

Hypothesis: There are no quiet places in France to relax.


Premise: What sort of anger would that spawn?

Hypothesis: People will be furious because of that.


Premise: On the Relations Between Educational Research  From Disdain to Detente.

Hypothesis: There is disdain and detente.


Premise: Halfway through the program--and apropos of nothing--host Donaldson explained that Reno had been invited to appear on the show but had set conditions that the show was not able to meet.

Hypothesis: The host announced that Reno was to appear but had sent conditions that the show could not meet.


Premise: Perhaps the greatest collection is housed in the small Art Gallery.

Hypothesis: There are lots of art collections around the world, but the small Art Gallery has one of the best.


Premise: what's the population

Hypothesis: State the number of people residing in that area.


Premise: yeah i because i always hate to see it end in January i'd like to see it go on for a couple of months but football to me uh in real real hot weather it just doesn't uh doesn't click now i enjoy going to baseball games but i don't enjoy watching them on television and i don't enjoy watching basketball on television they're they're both well baseball's so slow

Hypothesis: I love when it ends in January.


Premise: Avis' profits jumped 35 percent in the first six months of employee ownership, and the company remained profitable for the next decade.

Hypothesis: Avis's profits dropped, and the company suffered a loss for a decade.


Premise: Well, says the man on the ground, you don't know where you are or where you are going, but you expect me to be able to help.

Hypothesis: The man is lost in his own imagination.


Premise: Even the Alaskan native population, many of whose members still subsist by hunting and fishing, is divided according to the traditional interests and financial stakes in the potential revenues.

Hypothesis: The Alaskans export more than half of their fish.


Premise: Fisherman's Village on Fiji Way attracts tourists with its collection of gift shops and cafe.

Hypothesis: Tourists are not often found in Fisherman's Village.


Premise: i think it would be nice to just go out and pick some tomatoes off the porch we get lots of sunlight here and the porch is screened in and it's pretty large

Hypothesis: If we have tomatoes, it would be nice to pick them.


Premise: Adrin's eyes crawled over Vrenna as she stretched, revealing her shapely ivory body under the gray cloak.

Hypothesis: Adrin watched Vrenna.


Premise: okay nice talking to you bye

Hypothesis: I enjoyed talking to you, buh-bye now


Premise: The Economics of Safety and Physical Risk.

Hypothesis: No risk ecobomics


Premise: It's afterward that the trouble starts.

Hypothesis: The trouble started after dinner.


Premise: uh-huh i think that's that's how i feel too i feel a need to dominate certain things and i try real hard not to be to too domineering with with Emily

Hypothesis: I make a concerted effort not to be excessively bossy and overbearing with Emily.


Premise: Nobody wants an out of control president.

Hypothesis: An out of control president would be funny to other countries.


Premise: He is a breath of fresh air.

Hypothesis: He is a pain to be around.


Premise: Come again, sir, he said.

Hypothesis: "Please don't bother coming back," he said.


Premise: good and i get you know when you get out of shape and you don't if you're easily tired

Hypothesis: I do not get how you can exercise so much and are never tired.


Premise: uh-huh i never have either

Hypothesis: Yeah I'll probably be able to in about a year.


Premise: The shrine is at the bottom of a shady glen by a brook.

Hypothesis: The shrine is on top of a mountain.


Premise: The judges were reluctant to raise those fees but eventually decided that supporting probono services was important enough and lawyers had a responsibility to contribute to the cause, Harrison said.

Hypothesis: The judges couldn't wait to raise the prices as they believed it was a long time coming.


Premise: There's a marvelous view of the lake from its terraced gardens, much visited for the display of camelias, rhododendrons, and azaleas in late April and May.

Hypothesis: Azaleas and camelias are not grown in its terraced gardens.


Premise: Next to town names derived from England, you'll also find names such as  Wait Awhile  and  Fruitful Vale,  derived from the function and activity of the everyday lives of ordinary Jamaicans.

Hypothesis: Ordinary Jamaicans named most of the towns.


Premise: At one organization, business units could supplement the central group's resources in order to increase the central group's participation in high priority projects.

Hypothesis: The added participation improved the project.


Premise: There are a maximum of 16 knights at any one time, headed by the reigning monarch.

Hypothesis: There are a maximum of 16 knights and a minimum of 10.


Premise: Schumer has turned the tables on D'Amato.

Hypothesis: Schumer has turned the table by changing the way the game is played.


Premise: yeah the yes well just me and my dog

Hypothesis: My dog is a great friend.


Premise: Thomas Alexander Aleinikoff is a Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center, where he has taught courses in immigration and refugee law, citizenship law, constitutional law, and public law and legislation since June 1997.

Hypothesis: Thomas Alexander Aleinkoff is a Professor of Science.


Premise: On of the best times to see the square's architecture is in the winter, when the chestnut trees are bare and don't obscure the pink brick and honey-colored stone faaades.

Hypothesis: In the summer, the square's architecture is different, since the chestnut trees aren't bare, and they obscure the beautiful facades.


Premise: And that's where I come in!" cried Julius, bringing his fist down on the table with a bang.

Hypothesis: Julius hit the table with his fist.


Premise: in Consumer Digest or a Consumer Reports

Hypothesis: Do you prefer Consumer Digest or Consumer Reports?


Premise: and i'm thinking when i get older i i i think if i brought all my precious belongings with me i think i could live in a home i i don't want to be a selfish you know a burden on anyone that's what i think because i see what my grandmother puts me through and i'm and i'm saying that when i get older i could probably make the best of this place i mean and of course it's institutional food and everybody hates it and it's so ironic is that they go in there and they lose weight  it it's really it's bad thing

Hypothesis: If i took all my stuff with me, I could live in a nursing home.


Premise: In these situations, an official authorized by the agency head (or designee) must grant advance authority in writing, and the agency must ensure that effective controls are in place to ensure the proper reporting of T&A data.

Hypothesis: There is no authority to monitor the generation of data belonging to T&A.


Premise: Montreuil was a thriving port before the river silted up in the 1300s (the sea is now about 25 km away).

Hypothesis: The sea receded up to 25km away from Montreuil.


Premise: Ever since the Supreme Court decision that required the opt out, the court has drawn a wobbly  Negotiating wages?

Hypothesis: The Supreme Court's decision was surprising to a lot of legal commentators.


Premise: oh i love to ski

Hypothesis: Skiing is pretty fun.


Premise: His nomination had been held up for 14 months, first on ethics questions and then because of spats between the GOP and the White House.

Hypothesis: His nomination went right with no delays caused by political reasons.


Premise: i think i would be  you know i guess really if i had to say yes or no i guess i would say you know that i am in certain cases in favor of the death penalty i don't know that it's a big deterrent really i don't know that it is i don't know how we'd ever find out you know really whether it is or not

Hypothesis: Under no circumstances would I ever condone the death penalty even though it is a clear deterrent


Premise: whereas in this country where everyone respects the closed doors very much if you go out and act like the lunatic you you violate the uh the norms of social of um public behavior um people start paying attention to you very much and they start asking q uestions and in a sense are invite invade invading your privacy although if you know what the social norms are you know quote unquote you asked for it but it does mean that you have yet another reason to follow a set of social norms

Hypothesis: People start paying attention to you if you violate social norms.


Premise: The Council document also noted that inexplicably 18-B lawyers are handling 50 percent of the indigent criminal cases in New York City, even though their mandate is to handle only multi-defendant cases where the Legal Aid Society had a conflict.

Hypothesis: The Council found that 18-B lawyers were only working on cases within their mandate.


Premise: A fine view of Toledo still very similar to the one painted by El Greco of his beloved city can be had just across the river, north of the city.

Hypothesis: El Grec loved all of the art in his city.


Premise: He smelled the air and watched the burning dots of torchlight in front of him.

Hypothesis: The torches were not lit.


Premise: to come in and live with them to come in and live with them

Hypothesis: They were glad to share their life with the others.


Premise: Near the village of Agaa Deka named after ten saints who were martyred here and widely scattered in farmland, are the remains of Gertis (Gortyn), capital of the island during the Roman era (from 65 b.c.) and also an important city in Minoan times.

Hypothesis: The village of Agaa Deka's original name has been lost to time.


Premise: He was once a hero to them, said Jon, keeping his eyes on the big man.

Hypothesis: Jon watched the man.


Premise: What happened next is mere guess work on my part, but I should say that Mrs. Inglethorp picked up the broken cup and placed it on the table by the bed.

Hypothesis: I can only make a guess as to what may have occurred next.


Premise: Deauville

Hypothesis: Deauville is a city


Premise: His camera sweeps and then stops to probe--it fixes on an object and holds it up for scrutiny--and then goes back to sweeping.

Hypothesis: His camera continuously moved the entire duration.


Premise: Today's provincial capital was a favourite city of the Moors and in 1224 they even made it the capital of a small taifa, or break-away kingdom.

Hypothesis: The Moors hated today's provincial capital and tried to destroy it.


Premise: it was really i mean the Hollywood really must think there's some real dummies out there or something i don't know

Hypothesis: Hollywood really respects the intelligence of people who watch these movies


Premise: The decor celebrates Florentine power Vasari frescoes of victories over Siena and Pisa and Michelangelo's Victory statue.

Hypothesis: The design honors great Florentine power and victory.


Premise: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) (formerly the Health Care Financing Administration), one of HHS' operating divisions, administers both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, which provide health care to about one in every four Americans.

Hypothesis: CMS and is on of HHS' operatiing divisions.


Premise: In power, the yin reasserts itself.

Hypothesis: In power, it is the yang which is dominant.


Premise: In Havana the bars not to miss are Hemingway La Bodeguita del Medio and El Floridita.

Hypothesis: In Havana the bars to avoid are Hemingway La Bodeguita del Medio and El Floridita.


Premise: it was just some of the  excuse me

Hypothesis: Excuse me.


Premise: We were friends.

Hypothesis: We were enemies.


Premise: 'Suit yourself,' Natalia shrugged, downing the glass.

Hypothesis: Natalia poured her glass down the sink.


Premise: that's just  they tried to put me in some kind of um immobilized walker because he doesn't like to put casts on when it's warm but i just the more they tried to get my foot in the more i screamed i couldn't you know

Hypothesis: It was painful to try and use the walker.


Premise: Both legal services and the bar associations complement each other in ways that provide a fairly broad net of support.

Hypothesis: The bar association helps legal services.


Premise: 3 billion a year, in addition to about $4 billion for Head Start), and some of those subsidies come with quality strings attached.

Hypothesis: Subsides always come with no strings attached.


Premise: Thorn appeared to still sleep, a small wind-tent shading his head from the rising sun.

Hypothesis: Thorn dozed in a tent.


Premise: I'd never known what fear really sickening fear was before!

Hypothesis: I am not afraid of what just happened


Premise: They're just talking,

Hypothesis: They're doing a lot more than talking


Premise: On the grounds that the sultans were too soft, he cut through Delhi in 1398, slaughtering thousands of Hindus and carrying off thousands more as slaves.

Hypothesis: In 1398, on the grounds sultans were too soft, he cut through Delhi slaughtering thousands of Hindus and carrying thousands more as slaves.


Premise: 'Your story books aren't right.

Hypothesis: The stories you read to your kids are wrong.


Premise: In addition, the local corporations are being asked to adopt new certificates of incorporation and bylaws, which some of the groups contend vastly expand LSNY's powers.

Hypothesis: The local corporations are being asked to adopt new certificates of incorporation and bylaws.


Premise: Many have little or no English skills.

Hypothesis: Many can't speak English.


Premise: The delivery function is the most important source of inherent cost differences between the geographic areas served by a post and, indeed between posts themselves.

Hypothesis: The delivery function doesn't vary at all.


Premise: But such a horse would not be hurt.

Hypothesis: A horse like that would not be hurt.


Premise: Yet her hatred of Inglethorp seems almost a mania.

Hypothesis: Her hatred of Inglethorp reached its highest point yet seen.


Premise: They swept in and around the shade of the tree, made the arc to return.

Hypothesis: The tree did not cast a shade.


Premise: As far as Hanson could see, over the level sand, the ground was black with the suffering millions of slaves in their labor gangs.

Hypothesis: The slaves could not suffer much more torment before plotting a revolt.


Premise: Legal services programs often pioneer creative responses to the challenge of high quality, effective services for clients.

Hypothesis: Legal services programs are often lacking in the quality of their services for clients and are dull and old-fashioned.


Premise: Researchers in Boston are already implanting fetal pig cells in the brains of Parkinson's disease patients.

Hypothesis: The fetal pig cells are taking on the form of the patients' brain cells.


Premise: Further, it requires that agencies modernize inefficient administrative and missionrelated work processes before making significant technology investments to support them.

Hypothesis: Agencies will have to make inefficient administrative processes more modern as part of the requirement.


Premise: The movies of course!

Hypothesis: The action packed movies, without a doubt.


Premise: Francisco de Goya painted a court portrait of the next king, Charles IV, in which he looked strangely like George Washington.

Hypothesis: de Goya painted a portrait that made him look strange and angered him.


Premise: Under his leadership Turkey adopted a Western-style economy and in 1987 applied for membership of the European Community (now Union).

Hypothesis: Turkey still has a traditional styled economy under the leadership.


Premise: Take the case of Diane Sawyer and the little girl she began tutoring in 1995.

Hypothesis: Diane Sawyer loved tutoring children.


Premise: Analyzed in light of these canons of interpretation, the Corporation's appropriations act requires that an alien must be present in the United States in order to be eligible for legal assistance.

Hypothesis: It is required that the alien be present in the US to be eligible for legal assistance.


Premise: um-hum it'll take a while maybe our grandchildren will know it

Hypothesis: It won't take long at all.


Premise: i guess  why

Hypothesis: I don't think that's why.


Premise: yeah yeah like Hal yeah

Hypothesis: Yeah, like Hal.


Premise: Among these are the red brick Royal Palace, which now houses the Patan Museum (Nepal's finest and most modern museum), and, facing the palace across the narrow brick plaza, eight temples of different styles and sizes.

Hypothesis: The Royal Palace was never open to the public until it became the house of the Patan Museum.


Premise: These results exceeded our target of $22 billion and were greater than that of the previous three fiscal years, as illustrated in the following graphic.

Hypothesis: The goal was to generate $45 billion, but fell short of the target sum and failed to outperform previous tallies.


Premise: And clearly consumer companies are constantly in search of such arrangements.

Hypothesis: These kinds of business friendly deals are well liked by consumer companies.


Premise: Shite! shouted Adrin.

Hypothesis: Adrin yelled shite!


Premise: So, once again Manjushri interceded and created a pond for them to live in.

Hypothesis: The pond that they ended up living in occurred through the machinations of Manjushri.


Premise: shoot the Rangers i don't know what the there's no telling what they'll do they'll probably uh they won't do anything until the all star break and then uh then they'll pick up a little bit and that seems to be their uh their average pace but

Hypothesis: They are bound to break a record.


Premise: The big gray knew very well what was in progress, was tensing now for a swift getaway leap.

Hypothesis: With a powerful jump from its legs, the big gray sprang away.


Premise: No visitor here should miss the Tokyo National Museum, a complex of four buildings devoted to Japanese art and archaeology dating back to the prehistoric Jomon and Yayoi periods.

Hypothesis: No visitor should miss the Tokyo National Museum


Premise: Legislation is available online at www.legis.state.il.us.

Hypothesis: The legislation was recently put online.


Premise: A great Sather made the sun remain in one place too long, and the heat became too great.

Hypothesis: The sun needs to keep moving to dissipate heat widely.


Premise: Although this did not match the standard set by commercial companies, it offered major improvements over what other DOD programs had attempted or achieved.

Hypothesis: It had major improvements over what other DOD programs had achieved, despite not matching the standard set by commercial companies.


Premise: me too yeah that's interesting

Hypothesis: That's not funny because I'm not like that.


Premise: well i'm going to try to please clean up the house after my two children for about an hour  see if we can walk around okay bye

Hypothesis: I only have one child I have to clean up after.


Premise: well yeah but you know i need to be at the office too you know  i've just got to deal with all those other things that happen but

Hypothesis: I spend most of my time at the office.


Premise: Audit Results

Hypothesis: There is nothing to audit.


Premise: LOSS -Any expense or irrecoverable cost, often referred to as a form of nonrecurring charge, an expenditure from which no present or future benefit may be expected.

Hypothesis: A loss is when you give something away but get something of equal value back.


Premise: It's as though their melancholy derived from the excruciating imperative to be blacks performing according to the conventions of blackface.

Hypothesis: The actors were not happy to be performing in blackface.


Premise: It is the focus of the city's boisterous political rallies.

Hypothesis: The city's rambunctious political gatherings focus on it.


Premise: A contract in which the government reimburses the

Hypothesis: The government reimburses some contracts for road safety.


Premise: Under the presumption that the postal monopoly applies in its clearest form only to the final delivery process, where scale economies are likely the greatest, the worksharing notion is that a discount should be offered to mailers or competitors1 who do portions of the postal work and then turn the mail over to the postal service for completion of delivery.

Hypothesis: Under the presumption that the postal monopoly applies only to the final delivery process, where scale economies are greatest and insurmountable for small businesses, the notion is that a discount should be offered to competitors who do part of the work and then turn the mail over to USPS.


Premise: right that's true plus what what there will be of it even if it's there isn't quite enough anyway so

Hypothesis: There might not be enough.


Premise: Look out for Robert le Lorrain's fine sculpted horses of Apollo over the old stables in the second courtyard.

Hypothesis: Sculptures of horses can be seen in the second courtyard.


Premise: Under such a rate structure, letter-size pieces have a lower rate than flat-size pieces.

Hypothesis: Regardless of size, pieces are rated 90%.


Premise: Columbus,  National Center for Research in Vocational Education, 1980.

Hypothesis: Columbus is a city in Ohio.


Premise: Francisco de Goya (1746 1828), another court painter, had a tumultuous, wildly varied career, and excellent selections from nearly every phase of it are collected in the Prado, which has the largest Goya ensemble in the world.

Hypothesis: The Prado owns all of Goya's paintings.


Premise: A little way down, in front of the hill, is the Museum of Jaffa Antiquities.

Hypothesis: It contains artifacts from 12 different centuries.


Premise: My word!

Hypothesis: I'm not surprised at all.


Premise: The harbor's entrances were protected by the Pharoseighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

Hypothesis: Out of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pharos Lighthouse is the most popular amongst tourists.


Premise: General and application control over computer systems are interrelated.

Hypothesis: Application controls are more important than general controls.