Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Well, let me share with you why I have the issue that I have. About a week and a half ago I had a telephone dialogue with Eric because I had proposed to Eric the possibility that in light of your most current order and because you took out the issues of biases and things of that nature and because we're going to be called to trial by Eric, that maybe he should be speaking to Pat to see whether they would be willing to accept the affidavit in lieu of the testimony.
Eric talked on the phone. 
Edward signed a document
Eric followed his grandfather's path
The phone call was regarding Beth Eveland's comments.
The narrator was not loathed to get a judge on the telephone 
Eric defended his half of the championship
The affadavit was handed in person
Someone will be called for a deposition
The affidavit is from someone they know.
Eric likes chatting to people he meets in the town.
testimony in chief talked to earl
The attorney and the plaintiff have spoken.
Eric made it his destination.
You wonder if there may not be a chance to accept the (statement sworn in court to be true) instead of the statements (in court).

Talking would help their case
There was an email interview conducted.
Eric got no sleep the night before 
The letter was in regards to a testimony
he has spoken to his attorney
The petition was presented.
The narrator is discussing an upcoming case
The narrator submitted a list to the other side
Eric and Pat were lovers before this all happened. 
Eric is a scam artist looking to make a quick buck
You wonder if there may not be a chance to accept the (statement sworn in court to be true) instead of the statements (in court).
