Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: The Longest Nap<br>Tom was tired from work. He decided to take a short afternoon nap. Tom didn't wake up right away. His nap turned into a long sleep. Tom slept straight through the night.
Tom decided to take a long nap in the afternoon but it was longer than he had anticipated.
Sleep is eternal, forever, and never ending.
The person gave up sleeping.
He didn't need to sleep.
No one knew he was sleeping.
Garrett slept the rest of the day
An elderly gentleman was napping
Taking a nap makes you sleep shorter
If you wake up at night you wont be able to take naps during the day.
Sleep died before he retired.
The person slept soundly through the night thanks to their mouth guard.
Tom was not bothered by the dream.
Tom was prepared the the cold summer night.
Waking up in the middle of the night is more restful.
Maria lied in bed for more than 45 minutes before getting up.
You can wake up in the middle of the night seven times.
Eden woke up late to work. He decided to call in sick because he didn't want to rush. His boss thought he was really needed at work that day. Eden agreed to come in late. Eden had not been sick for 12 months.
Taking a nap prepares your body for the next day
Taking a nap is a vital part of your day 
It is possible to sleep.
Tom spent both days earning overtime.
The body had sat there all night
Tom's sleep began at noon.
Tom wears his mother's old housecoat to nap in and it's fuzzy warmness makes it hard to wake up sometimes.
Tom slept a lot longer than he had intended and was almost late for work the next day.