Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Retro Gaming<br>Clint loved playing classic games from the 1980s. His dream was to own an original Pac-Man arcade cabinet. His family built him a replica for his birthday. Clint loved it and thanked his family profusely. Inside Clint felt a pang of ingratitude at it being inauthentic.
Clint felt ungrateful for his birthday gift. 
Clint never thanks his family for anything.
Clint loves the cabinet
Clint has never played a video game.
Clint never played games from the 1980s.
Clint's family did not celebrate his birthday.
Replica arcade cabinets can only be bought from the manufacturer. 
Clint has never felt ingratitude in his life.
Tom liked the way the video game system looked better on his old tv than his new tv.
Pace's replicas are superior to the originals.
The pinball machine was only produced once.
Game Plan only managed to construct one professionally endorsed pin ball machine.
They went to an arcade for his son's birthday.
Game Plan produced amateurly endorsed pinball manchines.
Game Plan prototyped several pinball machines featuring sports stars.
Paul made the plate himself
The pad was returned for money back
Pelech has a fan named clinton
he forgot to put everything back in
It was a unpopular game.
game plan made pinball tables for over 6 years
The comic strip art piece from The Smith Family bought on eBay was sold cheap because it was a replica.
Clint had a dream where someone told him to build a Pac-Man arcade cabinet.
Clint never thanks his family for anything.
No one in the 1980s liked video games.