For the sentence pair, sentence 1: "If the con artist has succeeded in fooling NAME_1, he would have gotten a lot of money." sentence 2: "NAME_1 would have gotten a lot of money.", determine if sentence 2 is entailed by sentence 1. Respond with 'entailment' or 'not_entailment'. Provide the answer in your final response as "The entailment status is {}."
For the sentence pair, sentence 1: "The lawyer asked the witness a question, but he was reluctant to repeat it." sentence 2: "The lawyer was reluctant to repeat it.", determine if sentence 2 is entailed by sentence 1. Respond with 'entailment' or 'not_entailment'. Provide the answer in your final response as "The entailment status is {}."
For the sentence pair, sentence 1: "Everyone really loved the oatmeal cookies; only a few people liked the chocolate chip cookies. Next time, we should make fewer of them." sentence 2: "We should make fewer of the oatmeal cookies.", determine if sentence 2 is entailed by sentence 1. Respond with 'entailment' or 'not_entailment'. Provide the answer in your final response as "The entailment status is {}."
For the sentence pair, sentence 1: "NAME_2 collapsed on the sidewalk. Soon he saw NAME_3 coming to help. He was very ill." sentence 2: "NAME_3 was very ill.", determine if sentence 2 is entailed by sentence 1. Respond with 'entailment' or 'not_entailment'. Provide the answer in your final response as "The entailment status is {}."
For the sentence pair, sentence 1: "NAME_4 visited NAME_5's luxurious New York apartment, thinking that it belonged to his son NAME_6. The result was that NAME_4 has decided to cancel NAME_6's allowance on the ground that he no longer requires his financial support." sentence 2: "He no longer requires NAME_5's financial support.", determine if sentence 2 is entailed by sentence 1. Respond with 'entailment' or 'not_entailment'. Provide the answer in your final response as "The entailment status is {}."

