Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: She was certainly no more than fifty and , in spite of her grey hair , looked almost girlish , so bright were her dark eyes , so clear-cut and fresh her delicate face , and so smart her general appearance .<br>Frances , although not given to sudden likings , took one for Mrs. Kennedy .<br>She thought she had never seen so charming a face .<br>She found herself enjoying the day immensely .<br>In fact , she forgot the Governor 's picnic and Sara Beaumont altogether .<br>Mrs. Kennedy proved to be a delightful companion .
Frances is not Mrs. Kennedy 
Franklin wanted to spend more time with his friends. 
Franklin made new friends on his ski weekend.
Franklin's friends are people he met last time he went skiing.
Marie was very good friends with the birthday person.
Franklin's skiing friends were both guys and girls
Frances says it will be fun to give the money away.
Franklin was the best at skiing in the group.
The friend enjoyed the ceremony. 
Franklin didn't fall once during the trip.
Sen. Kennedy was a brunette
Alice Geraldine Farrar was beautiful
She enjoyed the kiss.
Rep. Frederica Wilson was friends with the woman
The queen was physically appealing.
Channel enjoyed her day at the beach.
Cindy died with a smile on her face.
Cecil Fenwick tends to come off as a likeable person.
Fred was naturally good at baking bread so he was very popular amongs many of his friends
Mrs. Warner was fortunate. 
Jane accepted the date with pleasure.
Florence thought she was a good singer.
Franches and Mrs. Kennedy have known each other their whole lives.
Frances disliked spending the day with mrs. Kennedy.
Frances was at a dance party.