Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: And yes, I think it's something that people need to consider. This isn't something new. I read a report, or a memo, from somebody in his 1988 campaign -- I forgot the fellow's name -- warning then Senator Gore to be careful about exaggerating claims. I thought during his debate with Senator Bradley saying he authored the EITC when it didn't happen.
Al Gore was a member of Congress in 1988. 
Gore can talk words 
Gore was a great vice president
Vice President Gore's opinion on the Middle East was important to the speaker.
Vice President Gore is crazy.
The former president made AL Gore write this book.
Gore wrote one other book after the one mentioned.
This segment was taken from a document published before 1983.
Obama found several typos in the report.
The incumbent candidate George A. Sinner won his campaign for re-election in 1988
The elaborate scheme had not yet been proven when the attorney general made this claim.
The senator agreed with George W on the draft.
The senator was reprimanded for talking too long.
The speaker had misunderstood the governor's previous position.
Bush and Gore debated over the big issue of education.
The governor's previous position was such that, the speaker misunderstood it.
Sir Ian Blair said something the day before this text was published.
People wonder if the 1988 Act is now obsolete.
We were biased in our reporting by misquoting someone.
Vice President Gore has talked to gabriel
A man wrote this bill.
Vice President Gore has talked to dean
Senator Gore authored the EITC during his 1988 campaign. 
Senator Gore's first name is Al.
The name of the fellow who wrote the report in question is Mr. Bradley. 