xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Turkish corsairs, notably the infamous Barbarossa, helped to conquer Algiers and Tunis.
Hypothesis: Without the assistance of Turkish corsairs, the triumph over Algiers and Tunis would not have been possible.
Premise: (Deputy Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers once endorsed this idea.)
Hypothesis: Treasurer Secretary Lawrence Summers never endorsed this idea.
Premise: She was rather hot, I admit, especially from the bird's eye view.
Hypothesis: She looked very good from above.
Premise: On the nautical side is the Causeway Bay typhoon shelter, where expensive yachts are anchored almost gunwale to gunwale, and the Hong Kong Yacht Club has its headquarters.
Hypothesis: Expensive yachts are closely anchored at the Causeway Bay typhoon shelter.
Premise: customs and all those kinds of things and then they um you know go and actually live in that country for the the uh young men do it for two years and the young women for eighteen months
Hypothesis: The young men and young women who wanted to go to another country cancelled their trip because they did not want to go through customs.
Premise: A so-called work of art that maligns Jesus is an affront that warrants protest by every legal means.
Hypothesis: Protestants see the art that maligns Jesus as offensive.
Premise: A false step ” ”' 163 "Here, my friends, the letter breaks off. 
Hypothesis: It appears the letter was forcibly stopped.
Premise: Mon ami, do you remember the two points I laid stress upon? 
Hypothesis: Do you happen to remember the two cases I laid out for you?
Premise: Rugged mountains peek through the clouds, and microclimates hover over isolated villages.
Hypothesis: The clouds in this area hang lower than normal.
Premise: You know, 37 Visits , or something.
Hypothesis: Only one or two visits.
Premise: Many areas are being actively excavated and look a little ramshackle.
Hypothesis: Excavations are necessary because they reveal archeological objects.
Premise: The tabloid Daily Mail 's Peter McKay said Monday the letters should be published immediately; the broadsheet Daily Telegraph said in an editorial that they should be returned to Hewitt, their lawful owner, but that he should agree to keep them sealed in a bank for the next 100 years.
Hypothesis: Peter McKay works for Newsweek.
Premise: There are obstacles to Clinton's community service, but they are surmountable.
Hypothesis: There are seven surmountable obstacles which surround Hillary Clinton's community service.
Premise: The caste system was affected by this new spirit.
Hypothesis: The caste system began to be dismantled with the introduction of this new spirit
Premise: The state prepares a strategic planning document based on this stakeholder input.
Hypothesis: They did not give thought to asking them for their input.
Premise: The legislative history of section 330, taken as a whole, suggests that the fundamental purpose of this provision was to prevent an anticipated increase in the CAFE standards.
Hypothesis: Section 330 was intended to prevent an decrease in CAFE standards.
Premise: , DOT's Research and Special Programs Administration).
Hypothesis: DOT has no Research and Special Programs Administration.
Premise: I understood from Mrs. Vandemeyer that the girl had been with her on the Lusitania when that ill-fated ship was sunk, and had suffered a severe shock in consequence."
Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer was perfectly fine with the sinking of the Lusitania.
Premise: Following the Germans' lead in 1938, racist legislation was introduced against the country's 57,000 Jews.
Hypothesis: Judaism became illegal, so many Jews fled.
Premise: so uh let's see what else like the news we don't watch because they're boring
Hypothesis: We do watch other types that aren't the news.
Premise: HAL's shiva house.
Hypothesis: HAL has a shiva house.
Premise: yeah that's it when when we travel it's we used to use our the gas card just for that you know
Hypothesis: We used the gas card for that specific purpose when we travel.
Premise: They stroll wide-eyed in the shadows of the landmarks of the world's greatest cities; around them, within walking distance of one another, loom replicas of the Eiffel Tower, a massive pyramid of Egypt, and the palaces of ancient Rome.
Hypothesis: Vegas focuses on whimsy, not replicas.
Premise: A very interesting speculation, Mr. Hersheimmer.
Hypothesis: A very dull hypothesis, Mr. Hersheimmer.
Premise: By contrast, New York's Volunteers of Legal Service recommends 30 hours.
Hypothesis: 30 hours is the recommendation of New York's Volunteers of Legal Service.
Premise: According to NHTSA, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs reviewed the rule at the proposed and final stages and suggested no changes.
Hypothesis: No changes were suggested, according to NHTSA.
Premise: I said a prayer, and drew a long breath.
Hypothesis: I held my breath and said nothing.
Premise: Gentiles may also approach; simply don the skull cap or shawl provided.
Hypothesis: Nonbelievers may take part; just wear the garments offered.
Premise: gross national product or profit okay
Hypothesis: GDP can be considered as profit alright.
Premise: The Texas Ranch in Eilat, for example, organises half-day desert tours daily.
Hypothesis: The daily desert tours are very popular with tourists.
Premise: you know so i guess i feel like yeah they probably i wouldn't want to mess with them but i don't trust them i'm not all like oh yeah they're just like us i i have a heart for the people of Russia no
Hypothesis: We should be prepared for their military actions.
Premise: some of them are
Hypothesis: The numbers need to go down in my opinion.
Premise: According to CCC, this rule is not covered by section 553 of the Administrative Procedure Act because CCC is not required to publish a notice of proposed rulemaking by that section or any other provision of law.
Hypothesis: It is necessary for CCC to publish a notice of proposed rule making by that section.
Premise: What if they're right? said Thorn.
Hypothesis: Thorn was sure they were right.
Premise: that's right and i don't know personally i'd like to get rid of him i think he's sort of a showboat and really hadn't produced you know a whole lot but uh
Hypothesis: He hasn't been playing a great game, and I would toss him.
Premise: By desert instinct they refilled their waterskins but they needn't have bothered.
Hypothesis: They had more water than they needed.
Premise: Confused thinking does not necessarily lead to disaster
Hypothesis: Confused thinking often times precedes disaster.
Premise: no but uh being one of these late in life mothers i've listened to everybody else's you know complaints as to what's what what's the matter with either their kids or the school system so i've been surprised do are do you have school age kids
Hypothesis: She became a mother in her late 30s.
Premise: Research Division Working Papers 97-020A, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (November 1997).
Hypothesis: They were published in 2017.
Premise: He will hold hearings if he can get Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Jesse Helms, R-N.C., to agree to them.
Hypothesis: He might hold hearings if Helms will join him.
Premise: In addition, we are sending copies to other interested congressional committees.
Hypothesis: Congressional committees may receive copies.
Premise: But second-best situations abound, and here's the upsetting thing that economic theory tells us about  In the world of the second best it is not guaranteed that a move toward eliminating the market imperfections will make the market more efficient . In such a situation, for example, cutting regulations and increasing competition might make consumers better off--or it might make them worse off.
Hypothesis: Cutting regulations will not make consumers' situations improve.
Premise: steel shipments in 2000 was approximately 108,703,000 tons, and imported steel was 30,993,000 tons for a total demand of about 140 million tons.
Hypothesis: The demand for shipped steel is skyrocketed over the past five years.
Premise: ah this is true i've enjoyed it
Hypothesis: I disliked it.
Premise: Once upon a time a politician had to worry about the reactions of unions, churches, newspaper editors, even local political bosses, all of whom had the time and inclination to pay attention to politics beyond the sound bites.
Hypothesis: Churches have never reacted to the words and actions of politicians.
Premise: um i have one uh a Wang or um sorry a Compaq portable that my son picked up at one point
Hypothesis: I have a portable Wang, not a Compaq.
Premise: In a low voice Jane began her story.
Hypothesis: In a quiet tone, Jane started telling her story.
Premise: All the best Thursday series ( Frasier and ER ) have sweeps- driven episodes, but perhaps the most powerful program that night is the movie This Boy's Life (TNT, 8 p.m.), with Robert De Niro as an abusive stepdad tyrannizing Leonardo DiCaprio.
Hypothesis: Frasier and ER are the best series.
Premise: It was already hot enough to send heat waves dancing over the sand as Hanson wakened under the bite of a lash.
Hypothesis: The day was cool enough that heat waves could not be seen.
Premise: That miserable coco!" cried Poirot flippantly. 
Hypothesis: Poirot's mouth stayed shut.
Premise: 'Well...yes, that was the general gist of me calling him the most wanted man in the city.' Greuze shook his head.
Hypothesis: Grueze thought it was obvious that he wanted the man caught.
Premise: when when i did do a linguistics course in in school ages ago um the professor had a lot of trouble with my accent
Hypothesis: The professor had no trouble understanding my speech.
Premise: yeah yeah in the whole state
Hypothesis: Everyone in the state included.
Premise: A program is produced in June each year covering the hundreds of Fringe performances, while a daily program is published during the festival itself.
Hypothesis: There is a program published every day in the festival.
Premise: The Fall of the Roman Empire, the Dark Ages begin
Hypothesis: Rome could have survived the fall.
Premise: Everyone in the music, fashion, or film business has probably eaten here.
Hypothesis: Everyone in entertainment has eaten here.
Premise: Bands of samurai assassinated British and Dutch representatives.
Hypothesis: British representatives but not Dutch representatives were assassinated by bands of samurai.
Premise: and i found uh my son is um uh second year college student and he in high school had no interest in the computer at all and so he when teachers said you know you have to type your papers at least with a Mac he was willing to sit down and type his paper  and um
Hypothesis: my son loved learning about computers in high school
Premise: okay the topic that we have Victoria again as I mentioned was what do you feel is wrong with our public school system and i guess if i were to look at with four grown children and having been through all four of them through public schools and colleges i guess the public school system i would have to say is that we probably need to pay our teachers a little bit more
Hypothesis: Teachers demanded an increase of pay for a while now.
Premise: Built by the architects working on the Agra Fort, the citadel adds the darker red stone of the mountain ridge to the usual pink sandstone.
Hypothesis: The citadel is made of dark red stone.
Premise:   Wise, just, and generous,  a contemporary Muslim historian said of her,  but she was not born of the right sex and so all the virtues were worthless.  
Hypothesis: If she had been a man, she would have been a great leader.
Premise: i usually uh  look forward to it uh and in fact some mornings i uh almost feel a necessity
Hypothesis: I feel like I don't need it and I hate it all days.
Premise: He also gets sterling bit performances from Sydney Pollack as the spookily sanguine Grace CEO, William H. Macy as Schlichtmann's rabbity accountant, and Kathleen Quinlan as the mother of one of the victims.
Hypothesis: William H. Macy and Kathleen Quinlan shared a pivotal scene.
Premise: Sarlat, capital of the P??rigord Noir, is a lovely old town with a fine mix of architecture, bustling in high season but quiet in spring and autumn.
Hypothesis: Sarlat is a busy town during the tourist season.
Premise: In each case there were some serious policy mistakes made that helped make the economies vulnerable.
Hypothesis: Some policy mistakes were made by the President that hurt the economy.
Premise: Only a couple of the establishments recommended below host tour groups; we make no effort to review the block-booked resort hotels, most of which are resoundingly similar in service, amenities, and facilities.
Hypothesis: Not all of the establishments allow tour groups because of space limitations.
Premise: yeah I i think one of the other concepts that uh comes along with using a rationalized system of measure is uh a technique of keeping track of units
Hypothesis: A rationalized systems of measure requires a technique to track units.
Premise: so it has no hard drive
Hypothesis: So a hard drive cannot be found on it.
Premise: The biggest disappointment was a two-part Intel ad, narrated by Steve Martin, that allowed viewers to log on to the Internet to vote for its ending, to no apparent consequence.
Hypothesis: The Intel ad was edited badly, so that it seemed to serve no purpose.
Premise: Everyone on the list has been, at some point, taken in by President Clinton.
Hypothesis: Through charm and guile, Clinton coerces others.
Premise: I am always watching ”always hoping I shall be proved wrong."
Hypothesis: I'm sleeping, my eyes are closed.
Premise: When it screamed, Thorn and the others fell to the ground.
Hypothesis: The scream was so scary that Thorn fell to the ground.
Premise: This rule is part of the United States Criminal Code.
Hypothesis: The United States Criminal Code has several rules.
Premise: Today it welcomes tourists, in large numbers.
Hypothesis: The number of tourists has doubled in ten years.
Premise: A spokesman for the Judiciary Committee scoffs at the idea that Barr will introduce articles of impeachment to the committee.
Hypothesis: The spokesman has been working with the Judiciary Committee for several years.
Premise: What about the other arguments against irradiation?
Hypothesis: Irradiation is dangerous to the population.
Premise: To finance a budget deficit, the federal government borrows from the public by issuing debt securities, adding to its debt held by the public.
Hypothesis: The public is paid back at a slow rate.
Premise: It doesn't have 10 people in its corporate headquarters running the whole operation.
Hypothesis: They don't even have 10 people running the whole operation from their corporate headquarters, but they are wildly successful
Premise: Now, at 4 o'clock, Dorcas overheard her mistress saying angrily: 'You need not think that any fear of publicity, or scandal between husband and wife will deter me." I conjectured, and conjectured rightly, that these words were addressed, not to her husband, but to Mr. John Cavendish. 
Hypothesis: I suspected rightly, that these words were addressed to Mr. Cavendish.
Premise: Henry VIII's break with Rome and the dissolution of the monasteries meant that by 1558 Dublin's two cathedrals, Christ Church and St. Patrick's, had become Protestant (as they remain today, which sometimes surprises visitors).
Hypothesis: Henry VIII broke with Rome in order to take power in Greece.
Premise: The model provides forecasts of least-cost capacity expansion, electricity dispatch, and emission control strategies for meeting energy demand and environmental, transmission, dispatch, and reliability constraints.
Hypothesis: The model forecasts the highest-cost capacity expansion.
Premise: And now there were suggestions of ...
Hypothesis: There were no more suggestions.
Premise: It does not include advertising stuffers (i.e.
Hypothesis: Advertising stuffers are not included in it.
Premise: I am always watching ”always hoping I shall be proved wrong."
Hypothesis: My eyes are open always.
Premise: Hell? No, I don't think so.
Hypothesis: He knew where it was.
Premise: yeah see i feel like i don't know i feel like the motivation Bush is a member of the Trilateral Commission and he's a member he was a member of the Skull and Bones at i think at Princeton or Yale i'm not Yale
Hypothesis: Skull and Bones is an all male secret society at Yale University.
Premise: you know i think there's still tremendous amount of prejudice but people think oh we're in the nineties we're beyond all that you know
Hypothesis: There is no prejudice anywhere now.
Premise: But the Mafia bosses who financed the operation were displeased with its performance; Siegel was murdered in the summer of 1947.
Hypothesis: The city financed the operation.
Premise: But you don't go to work.
Hypothesis: You've never worked a day in your life.
Premise: To the south of this are three smaller, unfinished pyramids thought to be for the family of Mykerinus.
Hypothesis: The three pyramids were finished.
Premise: um and we protect him so much but what about the rest of the society you know what are we doing for them we're kind of you know forgetting about them and i think sometimes that a criminal should kind of if he breaks law especially it he's a repeater the law shouldn't just always cover for him that some of his rights as should be taken
Hypothesis: We protect him, but maybe we should be protecting the rest of society instead.
Premise: Los Alamitos racecourse, near Disneyland, has quarterhorse racing, harness racing, and thoroughbred racing throughout the year.
Hypothesis: The Los Alamitos racecourse only races greyhounds.
Premise: It drove Kedzierzyna of Tschekan to despair and to an after-therapy conclusion that he lived too intensely and needed to calm his frenzied mind.
Hypothesis: Kedzierzyna of Tschekan realized he was too frantic.
Premise: yeah i'd even go for for trying to get some truth out of the witness stand if they come up with some pretty reliable uh lie detector tests that we can see right then and there whether they're lying or telling the truth
Hypothesis: I'd like to see lie detector tests improved so they can be used on the witness stand.
Premise: Everyone who arrives at the port can look up and see their first view of the Monastery of St. John the Theologian, surrounded by the town of Chora atop a nearby hill.
Hypothesis: There was nothing built on the nearby hill.
Premise: Recapturing Excess HUD  GAO identified funding from several sources in the
Hypothesis: GAO will be considering lowering the budget of HUD next year since the agency did not spend all of its budget allocation this year.
Premise: got to be careful
Hypothesis: It's important to exercise caution.
Premise: At this point, of course, that kind of maneuver should come as no surprise, since companies now seem to spend as much time looking at the stock ticker as at their production lines.
Hypothesis: Company focus a lot of time paying attention to their stock ticker.
Premise: well you too good TV viewing
Hypothesis: Have a great time watching the awards on TV.
Premise: oh okay oh i see oh sure yeah okay yeah yeah that makes perfect sense
Hypothesis: That is both practical and sensible.
Premise: Clinton finally said with words what he's been saying with actions for several months--he has no intention of further clarifying his relationship with Monica Lewinsky or anyone else.
Hypothesis: Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky lasted over a year long.
Premise: There is too much of a tendency for self-regulatory structures to rationalize how the provision of a broad range of services can add value to the client and does not present an independence problem.
Hypothesis: There is too much of a tendency for self-regulatory structures to rationalize how the provision of a broad range of services can add value to the client
Premise: You've seen nothing at all?
Hypothesis: You haven't seen anything?
Premise: The annual Hollywood hype issue is as immense (414 pages) and gushy as usual.
Hypothesis: The hoolywood magazine is long.
Premise: The latter extended to all 24 CFO Act agencies the requirement, beginning with fiscal year 1996, to prepare and have audited financial statements for their entire operations.
Hypothesis: Beginning with fiscal year 1996, the latter extended to all 24 CFO Act agencies the requirement, to prepare and have audited financial statements for entire operations.
Premise: Grantees reported providing referral information to more than 530,000 people.
Hypothesis: Grantees reported giving referral information to 600,000 people.
Premise: Rather, the certification simply allows the President or the Director of OMB to preclude the Comptroller General from seeking a judicial remedy in certain limited situations.
Hypothesis: The President or the Director of the OMB not only prevented the Comptroller General from seeking judicial remedies in certain circumstances, it also added some instances where judicial remedies can seek judicial remedies.
Premise: He rattled off the formula to the elderly woman, looking more like a housekeeper than a servant, who opened the door to him.
Hypothesis: The servant opened the door and he began rattling off the formula.
Premise: so finally um they the people put so much pressure on the city they did a survey of everybody and they took a big huge bin that has paper and plastic
Hypothesis: There was also a bin for glass.
Premise: Time demands and current practice standards are likely to limit the role of emergency department physicians to setting the stage for an intervention.
Hypothesis: Time demands limit the role of the doctor in an intervention.
Premise: He eyed her keenly.
Hypothesis: He closed his eyes
Premise: Indeed, the capital has been having a continuing debate about its past--what to revere and what to demolish--for years now, and has destroyed a good many places with real claims to historical value, places as old as the White House, with bricks from the same brickyard.
Hypothesis: The capital has been continuing the debate about its past for years now, said the journalist.
Premise: For a crosesection of Venetian craftsmanship in more moderately priced jewelry, as well as ceramics and glass mosaics, take a look at Veneziartigiana, just off San Marco in Calle Larga, or in the artisanal shops on the Frezzeria.
Hypothesis: Veneziartigiana is the destination for cheap jewelry, but beware as most of the items are imported from China.
Premise: I slept longer than I should have.'
Hypothesis: I didn't get any sleep at all.
Premise: and let's see um hedge clippers you know electric of course hedge hedge clippers
Hypothesis: Let's see the manual clippers.
Premise:  Hanson tried to make himself inconspicuous after that.
Hypothesis: Hanson tried to blend in with everyone else.
Premise: That is not the only thing that gave them such strength.
Hypothesis: It was the only thing that kept them strong.
Premise: oh what what else can i tell you about painting oh and i get it all in my hair too do you do that
Hypothesis: I have gotten paint in my hair before.
Premise: yeah yeah yeah the more participants the better it works out because i'm a voice researcher
Hypothesis: I am a voice researcher and the more participants the better.
Premise: easiest way out maybe no i don't think it's a monetary thing
Hypothesis: The easiest way out may need to be a quick exit from a bad job because no amount of high stress is worth the money.
Premise: Coptic Christians founded an expansive community for prayer and contemplation here in the fourth century a.d. when many monks chose to live their lives as hermits.
Hypothesis: A lot of the monks were originally from Europe.
Premise: I read David Plotz's The (Not Yet) Around-the-World Balloonists on a flight from London to L.A., sitting next to a New Zealander who had just won a transatlantic rowing race.
Hypothesis: I was sitting next to a NBA star while on a flight.
Premise: 1 If the objective of chronic aquatic toxicity tests with effluents and pure compounds is to estimate the highest safe or no-effect concentration of these substances, it is imperative to understand how the statistical endpoints of these tests are related to the safe or no-effect concentration.
Hypothesis: Estimating the highest no-effect concentration of substances is what chronic aquatic toxicity tests with pure compounds seek to do.