Challenge: Fact Extraction and Verification datasets provide a resource for end-to-end fact-checking, requiring retrieval of evidence from Wikipedia to validate a veracity prediction.
Approach: They propose a system that is resilient to attacks by multiple propositions, temporal reasoning, ambiguity and lexical variation and a sequence of evidence sentences and veracity relation predictions.
Outcome: The proposed system is resilient to three realistic “attacks” and obtains state-of-the-art results due to improved evidence retrieval.

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