Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: The automobile industry, led by General Motors and Ford, offered price discounts from June-August that temporarily boosted sales, but these discounts may have masked underlying weakness.
The automobile industries wanted to boost sales.
Consumer prices didn't undergo any changes from may to June due to a shaky economy.
Customers were buying less cars
The city's auto parts factories had to limit pay raises.
The automobile industry does not give discounts.
Consumer prices in May were high, so the prices were high in June.
Ford was trying to compete for market share
Walmart lost a lot of business.
Mazda Sales is the opposite of good
Mazda Sales (Thailand) has lost money recently.
Airbus was undercutting Boeing's prices.
The item was on a steep discount
Smith Family art has declined substantially and is now selling much cheaper than before.
The car makers are always changing prices
GLO's revenue has struggled in recent years, forcing layoffs.
A bargain may have existed between one party and the government.
Used cars usually sell in less than 30 days n the market if priced right
The GP2 series was sold out
When they were banned, the prices went up
VW was attempting to steal automobile diagrams from GM
The Leslie Motor Car company sold an unknown number of cars
Volkswagen was accused on stealing info. from GM
Customers were buying less cars
General Motors does not make automobiles.
The automobile industry has made many price concessions