Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: It seems that it didn’t take long before some sick individual(s) chose to desecrate the beautiful stone work at the I-91, I-95, Route 34 interchange. What possesses someone to destroy like that? There is no talent there except the ability to elude being caught. I would not label this as art and if it were it is in the wrong place. If the criminal is ever apprehended, I suggest he/she is made to remove the mess with a toothbrush. Maybe he/she will think twice the next time. — Walter J. Nester Jr.
Some stone work was desecrated. 
The station is ugly.
The niece's son probably lacks discipline if he's destroying the niece's belongings. 
The family of the dead man found the actions of a stripper twerking disrespectful. 
Three nails broke.
The art will be removed in the near future
Nestor took the loos very poorly
It is wrong to bring a stripper to a cemetery and twerk on a grave.
The holes in the wall are ugly. 
The inmate had broken bones.
Yell at them for making the mess.
Interstate 29 (I-29) is a road that is often used and needs repairs.
Interstate 29 has bad roads.
The bulldozer was dirty from work.
Art was stolen from a place that keeps a lot of art.
The dog was punished for causing the mess.
Nichols is a felon.
You can remove dirt and debris by hand.
See how much grime you can remove by wiping away once you try anything else.
The fake road signs will permanently fix the issue.
The remains where found from the assistance of a person who used to hunt animals illegally.
They had to rent a carpet cleaner to get the stain out.
The quote is from Nester Sr.
J. is not Walter's middle initial.
graffiti has no atristic merti