Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Months ago, CEO John Stumpf praised the executive in hot water as “a standard-bearer” for the bank. Wells Fargo & Co’s WFC -0.45% “sandbagger”-in-chief is leaving the giant bank with an enormous pay day—$124.6 million. Come on U.S. Code When is enough going to be enough????
The US Code did not catch any misconduct by John Stumpf
Dave ward was paid less after the merger
Dave Ward was paid more after the merger.
Wenger was fired from his job.
Stanley Anthony Woods was one of the highest paid football players 
Walmart is facing a huge fine.
Rodrequis La'Vant Stephens was paid over 5 million
Sam had to pay thousands of dollars of compensation 
Stanley Faulder was to be executed on December 10th 1998
John was angry to be laid off.
Mr. Stanley Faulder is to be executed.
morgan stanley did not liquidate their position
Donald Joseph Stanhouse switched teams for money
Fitch received money for their work.
Sam had to pay thousands of dollars
Scott Stevens quit his job.
Hundley earns 4 million dollars per year
Jon Moulton treated his employees terribly at Better Capital firm
Sara was fired because she was paid under the table.
Joe Dante was paid 1 million dollars 
QSFA challenges the rights of JLC to set wages.
Fred was about to go on strike.
John Stumpf was unaware of the poor performance of the executive when he praised him.
John Stumpf is the CEO of Standard Chartered bank. 
The enormous pay day the executive received is normal.