xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: From 1950 to 1995, domestic production of apparel doubled, while textile production, less vulnerable to imports, increased almost three times.
Hypothesis: Domestic production of textiles and apparel did not increase from the years 1950-1995.
Premise: What is that?
Hypothesis: What's that toy?
Premise: But unlike transponder data, primary radar returns do not show the aircraft's identity and altitude.
Hypothesis: The primary radar should indicate the identity of the aircraft.
Premise: This fund committee is still in place and I have served as Chairman of the fund since I was elected to that position by the committee in the late 1970's.
Hypothesis: The fund committee was disbanded last year.
Premise: It continued heading south for roughly a minute, before turning west and beginning to circle back.
Hypothesis: The direction change happened when the terrorists took control.
Premise: After evaluating the law school building the I.U.
Hypothesis: Before evaluating the law school building.
Premise: Bench sponsorships are available for a gift of $2500 or more to the School of Dentistry Class Reunion Challenge.
Hypothesis: There is an ability to be a bench sponsor for a gift of $2500 or more.
Premise: That's that's very young.
Hypothesis: That's like ancient.
Premise: For some that decision was made in the recent past and for others, the distant past.
Hypothesis: The decision was to drop out of college and become a clown.
Premise: Maybe not in the same class with  all the birds sing bass
Hypothesis: Maybe where everyone sings the same.
Premise: The best known member of this class is undoubtedly the 
Hypothesis: The best known member of this class is -
Premise: Among them the Ch'in (Mr.Henn's Chin ) and the Yueh .  
Hypothesis: They do not include the Ch'in or the Yueh.
Premise: Entire collections can be created in a day with the selected materials draped on a sketched figure or actual photograph of a model.
Hypothesis: Entire collections are created in a day with materials draped on a sketched figure or photograph of a model.
Premise: Well, I chose to read the ones that had been read to me.
Hypothesis: I like to read in my spare time.
Premise: L would be well advised, in future printings, to give a complete pronunciation key on the inside (front) cover of the book, an easily accessible place that is at present unused.
Hypothesis: L should put a pronunciation key in Arial font in the book.
Premise: They can still be found today in so-called  gift shops. 
Hypothesis: The best place to find them is in gift shops.
Premise: Oh definitely.
Hypothesis: Not possible.
Premise: In classrooms, the same sequence of events prevails.
Hypothesis: The same order of events can be observed in classrooms as well.
Premise: Mom's necklace is made out of a kind of abalone with a very colorful shell'pinks, purples, blues.
Hypothesis: Mom's necklace is made from a type of colorless shell.
Premise: Lacking any evidence that the hijackers attempted to smuggle such illegal items past the security screening checkpoints, we believe the bombs were probably fake.
Hypothesis: The bombs were probably fakes.
Premise: Heading, speed, and altitude ran according to plan.
Hypothesis: The altitude was not yet where the plan had called for it to be.
Premise: Successful apparel manufacturers must now focus on their capability to respond accurately and efficiently to the stringent demands placed on them by new retailing practices.
Hypothesis: Successful apparel manufacturers must focus on their capability to be inaccurate.
Premise: Three a.m. is a rough time to be needing a ride to the hospital.
Hypothesis: It is hard to get a ride to the hospital at three a.m.
Premise: Like emotion knowledge, preschoolers' grasp of false belief grows out of conversations that touch on the mental lives of others.
Hypothesis: Preschoolers understand false belief when it comes to other people.
Premise: Then I started paying him half the tuition bill.
Hypothesis: I decided it was time to be more financially responsible.
Premise: (This being said, one British publication does offer a special obscure-words puzzle, probably for the benefit of glossarial masochists.
Hypothesis: The British publication is one of the most read in the country.
Premise: Although I greatly enjoyed Richard Lederer's article, I fear that one of his paragraphs is a load of brass monkey balls.
Hypothesis: Richard Lederer's writing work is always perfect without error.
Premise: What, what are some of the first stories you remember?
Hypothesis: I want to hear the stories.
Premise: Mosques, schools, and boardinghouses served as recruiting stations in many parts of the world, including the United States.
Hypothesis: Mosques were places where recruits were enlisted.
Premise: I love historical novels.
Hypothesis: I don't like historical novels.
Premise: The environment has a crucial, profound impact.
Hypothesis: The influence of environment is important.
Premise: Have a happy, healthy holiday.
Hypothesis: Have an enjoyable holiday.
Premise: Psychologist Rosalind Barnett and journalist Caryl Rivers conducted extensive interviews with 300 dual-earner couples in the Boston area and found that despite stress at work and at home, most were highly satisfied and found child rearing to be both manageable and pleasurable.
Hypothesis: Out of 300 dual-earner couples interviewed in Boston, most of them were highly satisfied and enjoyed parenting.
Premise: Excuse me. 
Hypothesis: n/a
Premise: Radio communications from the plane were normal.
Hypothesis: The radio communications were normal because nothing was going on to interfere with them.
Premise: Around this time Sweeney told Woodward that the hijackers were Middle Easterners, naming three of their seat numbers.
Hypothesis: Sweeney gave the seat numbers of the hijackers to Woodward.
Premise: The hijackers remained at the controls but must have judged that the passengers were only seconds from overcoming them.
Hypothesis: The hijackers most likely did no know what the passengers were up to.
Premise: But as they get older, I think children are so involved in other things.
Hypothesis: As the children move into adolescence,  I think they get involved in less things.
Premise: He directed the transition to an air threat conference call.
Hypothesis: There was a different call on before the transition.
Premise: This led some NORAD commanders to worry that NORAD was not postured adequately to protect the United States.
Hypothesis: All NORAD commanders had full confidence in their organization's ability to defend the US.
Premise: Just because they don't have as much money as you, or they don't do the same things as you do, doesn't mean they're not a good person inside.
Hypothesis: We're better than they are that's for sure.
Premise: In response, Jarrah immediately began to roll the airplane to the left and right, attempting to knock the passengers off balance.
Hypothesis: Jarrah kept the airplane steady to help the passengers maintain balance.
Premise: Americans are working less than they did in 1965'about 6 fewer hours per week for men, 5 fewer for women.
Hypothesis: Americans' working hours have decreased because many people have part-time jobs.
Premise: The subject of nonsexist language is a matter of genuine concern, not only to women [see page 1 of this issue] but to everyone.
Hypothesis: There is nothing in this issue related to sexism and language,
Premise: The Textile Industry Horizon
Hypothesis: The textile industry , known as Horizon
Premise: This would logically appear to be a technical psychological coinage useful for referring to a personality or condition that is excessively rigid or stubborn.
Hypothesis: It was a stubborn technical word to describe psychology.
Premise: Yeah, but it's not real.
Hypothesis: Yes, but it is fake.
Premise: Yeah, but it's not real.
Hypothesis: Yeah, that's absolutely factual.
Premise: My hope is that you will want to join them.
Hypothesis: I would be distressed if you decided to join.
Premise: I'd a screamed.
Hypothesis: I would have screamed your name.
Premise: In building this Islamic army, he enlisted groups from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Oman, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Somalia, and Eritrea.
Hypothesis: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Oman, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Somalia, and Eritrea were where many groups of Islamic militants were recruited for an army.
Premise: It is something like the zone of current sports lingo in which a tennis player, say, enters a trance-like state, putting him on a roll where he can't miss a shot.
Hypothesis: Occasionally, tennis players go on streaks where they play better than usual.
Premise: Suddenly that native rose at the bedside, and bent over me with his right hand lifted and a dirk in it aimed at my throat; but Luigi grabbed his wrist, pulled him downward, and drove his own knife into the man's neck.
Hypothesis: The native rose at the bedside bent over me.
Premise: For the first quarter century of its existence as a nation, Pakistan's identity had derived from Islam, but its politics had been decidedly secular.
Hypothesis: Pakistani politics were largely not based around religion, despite the country's Islamic identity.
Premise: But theTaliban, like the Sudanese, would eventually hear warnings, including from the Saudi monarchy.
Hypothesis: The Taliban and the Sudanese heeded the warnings of the Saudi monarchy.
Premise: Nor can I overstate the fear that every low-income mother throughout the United States and around the world must carry with her every  that the consequences of poverty will ultimately catch up with her children, too.
Hypothesis: I can't tell you how scared low-income moms are that they will not survive.
Premise: All on board, along with an unknown number of people in the tower, were killed instantly.
Hypothesis: As the plane hit an unknown number of people in the tower and all those on board, were killed instantly.
Premise: Uh, not so much stories about Grandmom and Grandpop, um--
Hypothesis: I don't know anything about my extended family.
Premise: So was an important part of being in high school?
Hypothesis: What was the best part of college?
Premise: But I know uh, your father used to love it.
Hypothesis: I am sure that your father did adore it.
Premise: We were helping my niece and nephew paint a new house that they bought and uh, he uh, little Raymond was with us.
Hypothesis: As if by magic, the house painted itself.
Premise: Bodenheim's glossary indicates the term was popular long before 1946.
Hypothesis: The term was popular before 1946, according to the glossary.
Premise: And that's how, I kept on, working and, with them.
Hypothesis: That's the story of how I continued working with them.
Premise: Some within the Pentagon argued in the 1990s that the alert sites should be eliminated entirely.
Hypothesis: Some in the Pentagon think that we should get rid of alert sites.
Premise: On 9/11, the defense of U.S. airspace depended on close interaction between two federal  the FAA and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
Hypothesis: NORAD and the FAA failed in their duty to protect US airspace.
Premise: . . . Run them to the White House.
Hypothesis: When they get to the White House they need to stay there.
Premise: A controller could also briefly lose a commercial aircraft's transponder signal, although this happened much less frequently.
Hypothesis: A controller can lose a commercial aircraft's transponder signal, but not often.
Premise: What kinds of people?
Hypothesis: What types of dogs?
Premise: Still, he was just one among many diverse terrorist barons.
Hypothesis: He was the only terrorist baron.
Premise: Last year I managed one pool and the other pools are kind of small and like a few of our sisters are working for me.
Hypothesis: I didn't manage any pools last year.
Premise: But here in college you don't have, I mean you can do what you want to, come and go as you please.
Hypothesis: Here in college, there are strict rules about what you can do and when you have to be home at night.
Premise: If you are a fan of old-fashioned jazz'what is now known as  traditional  or  trad  jazz'you are familiar with one of the standard  jump tunes  of the genre'a tune most commonly called Muskrat Ramble . Even if you are not a fan, you must have heard it as least a dozen times.
Hypothesis: Muskrat Ramble is classical music.
Premise: When I think of grace, I am reminded of the many Salvation Army officers and employees who selflessly dedicate their lives to the poor and brokenhearted.
Hypothesis: Salvation army officers and employees who selflessly dedicate their lives to the poor and brokenhearted are full of grace and compassion.
Premise: A girl on the near northwest side walks past a community garden and playground today, where not long ago a vacant lot sat littered and loitered upon.
Hypothesis: Previously a community garden and playground on the northwest side was empty and covered in litter.
Premise: They did not, however, conform to the letter of Galef's definition'conjunct words of contradictory literal meaning.
Hypothesis: They did not listen to Galef's letter.
Premise: Heading, speed, and altitude ran according to plan.
Hypothesis: Three key tasks of the plan were being executed accordingly.
Premise: Labor costs represent a significant portion of cost for many garment categories,18 and U.S. wage levels far exceed those of competitors in countries like the People's Republic of China and Mexico.
Hypothesis: Labor costs represent the most significant part of garment production.
Premise: Rethinking how to service stringent retail replenishment requirements for ever broadening product lines in more selling seasons has become a central business challenge.
Hypothesis: Retail establishments are unreasonable with their terms and conditions for stocking purposes.
Premise: Yes, I believe I have.
Hypothesis: I can reassure you that I have done so recently.
Premise: The controller spent the next several minutes handing off the other flights on his scope to other controllers and moving aircraft out of the way of the unidentified aircraft (believed to be United 175) as it moved southwest and then turned northeast toward New York City.
Hypothesis: The controller juggled all th e flights on his scope on his own.
Premise: Although none of these operations actually involves sewing, they do take time to complete and are taken into account when determining the piece rate and normal workload for an operation.
Hypothesis: These operations don't entail any actual sewing.
Premise: The high value placed on self-restraint in Chinese culture leads shy children to receive very positive feedback from adults and peers.
Hypothesis: The Chinese value self-restraint more than anything else.
Premise: There were four flight attendants.
Hypothesis: There were no flight attendants.
Premise: This organization included a financial support network that came to be known as the Golden Chain, put together mainly by financiers in Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf states.
Hypothesis: The Golden Chain was the organization's financial support network.
Premise: Several filled out the questionnaire and returned it with an apology why they couldn't give...at least they were honest!
Hypothesis: Quite a few people who took the survey indicated they were in such poor financial condition that they couldn't even think of donating at this time.
Premise: The protocols did not contemplate an intercept.
Hypothesis: The protocols didn't think about how to intercept it, but the updated ones do.
Premise: I believe we do our job well and are continually strengthening our reputation as a first-rate law school.
Hypothesis: I am proud at how our employees have worked hard to elevate the reputation of our law school.
Premise: of a chapter or an entry in a dictionary). 
Hypothesis: Of a chapter in an encyclopedia
Premise: About anything.
Hypothesis: Some things will prove to be off limits.
Premise: This chapter examines the reasons that different suppliers win and lose, reviewing many of the innovations we have discussed throughout.
Hypothesis: The chapter is very in depth and long.
Premise: Also, it is awkward to find Glasgow or Shake-speare in one part of the dictionary and Glaswegian or Shakespearian in another.
Hypothesis: There really isn't much in there about Scotland.
Premise: I love historical novels.
Hypothesis: I like historical novels.
Premise: You know she wasn't going to claim me.
Hypothesis: She wants to claim me, but you know she doesn't have the courage to do something like that.
Premise: I had to let the dog in.
Hypothesis: I had to put the dog inside.
Premise:  Wait, wait said the lady."
Hypothesis: The lady told him to wait for the bus.
Premise: As a result, between 1972 and 1992 the annual rate of new shopping-center construction outpaced the growth in population and potential consumers.
Hypothesis: As a result, many centers faced bankruptcy.
Premise: .. I want to run into everybody just once ...They say a girl can't do it.
Hypothesis: The girl wants to prove everybody wrong
Premise: The early twentieth-century success of Wanamaker's and other department stores illustrates that the keys to effective retailing are providing customers with a variety of desirable products, procuring those products at a low enough cost to make a profit, marketing them well, and charging prices that reflect customers' willingness to pay.
Hypothesis: Wanamaker's and other department stores came together and found a useful solution on effective retailing.
Premise: Oh I hated, I, well, I'll just tell you that later.
Hypothesis: It is impossible for me to discuss that right now.
Premise: Al Qaeda apparently purchased the cylinder, then discovered it to be bogus.
Hypothesis: Al Queda was too easily duped.
Premise: Well, I was about three at the time.
Hypothesis: I was 47 years old then.
Premise: It was kind of scary looking and I thought, Ooh!
Hypothesis: I was a bit scared of how it looked.
Premise: A few lines later she confounds him by prophesying that Banquo shall  get kings. 
Hypothesis: A bit further on she confused someone by predicting the future.
Premise: The reports describe friendly contacts and indicate some common themes in both sides' hatred of the United States.
Hypothesis: Reports suggest that the two groups are fighting one another.
Premise: The short answer to these questions is  It depends."
Hypothesis: The answers to these questions vary.
Premise: In scaolding, the child is viewed as a building'actively under construction.
Hypothesis: In scolding, a child is viewed as a building which is under constant construction.
Premise: Dr. O'Leary and Indiana University School of Dentistry have benefited all of us and this is a way we can show our appreciation in a tangible way.
Hypothesis: This is a way in which we can show our appreciation for Dr. O'Leary.
Premise: We have seen such equipment working in a production setting in a knit goods manufacturer's facilities; however, we believe that its immediate potential use is limited for several reasons.
Hypothesis: The potential of this kind of equipment is undoubtedly unlimited.
Premise: He loves his brother and his wife, Does he live a double life?
Hypothesis: He hates both his brother and wife.
Premise: At approximately 9:36, Cleveland advised the Command Center that it was still tracking United 93 and specifically inquired whether someone had requested the military to launch fighter aircraft to intercept the aircraft.
Hypothesis: Cleveland chose not to advise command at 9:36.
Premise: The Winter Sports Clinic helped Urban a lot, JoAnn said. 
Hypothesis: JoAnn was trying to convince her grandmother that The Winter Sports Clinic was a good thing, because she wanted to work there and her grandmother's approval was important to her.
Premise: Here are some quotes from people whose lives were touched by United Way agencies last 
Hypothesis: United Way agencies doesn't touch peoples' lives.
Premise:  Faculty protest against apartheid at Cornell. 
Hypothesis: Cornell is one of the most prestigious universities in America.
Premise: 89 percent of the at-risk pregnant women served by St. Elizabeth Home have given birth to healthy babies.
Hypothesis: 89% of at-risk pregnant women gave birth to healthy babies.
Premise: Several of the Dulles controllers observed a primary radar target tracking eastbound at a high rate of speed and notified Reagan National Airport.
Hypothesis: The controllers at Dulles didn't see anything on the radar and Reagan National Airport wasn't told of anything.
Premise: In any case, since the 1970s, such debates about the impact of international trade policy have been placed in a new economic context.
Hypothesis: There have been debates since the 70s about the economics of the international trade policy.
Premise: Second, a generic flight plan-prepared to get the aircraft airborne and out of local airspace quickly-incorrectly led the Langley fighters to believe they were ordered to fly due east (090) for 60 miles.
Hypothesis: A generic flight plan made the Langley fighters fly the correct path immediately.
Premise: The Hijacking of American 11 American Airlines Flight 11 provided nonstop service from Boston to Los Angeles.
Hypothesis: American Airlines does not provide nonstop service.
Premise: The phone call ended.
Hypothesis: The phone call continued.
Premise: American Airlines' nationwide ground stop between 9:05 and 9:10 was followed by a United Airlines ground stop.
Hypothesis: The ground stops lasted for quite a while.
Premise: Some people (mistakenly) think that the slang term for a commode was named for Thomas Crapper , English plumber.
Hypothesis: Some people think the commode was named for Thomas Crapper.
Premise: Yet to grant children adequate attention and involvement, there is no substitute for slowing down and reexamining the pace of everyday life.
Hypothesis: There is no need to stop and reevaluate the pace of everyday life.
Premise: As a result of his participation, he was nominated to join the YMCA of the USA's International Committee.
Hypothesis: He was nominated to join the YMCA because of his participation and great donation towards it.
Premise: \\So, these were your favorite parts?
Hypothesis: Are those your only favourite parts of it?
Premise: Feel free to join us for any of the lectures which are held October April in our auditorium.
Hypothesis: You are welcome to attend any of the lectures we hold in our auditorium from October through April.
Premise: How about do you have a bike?
Hypothesis: Do you have a fast car?
Premise: Also at 8:52, a male flight attendant called a United office in San Francisco, reaching Marc Policastro.
Hypothesis: Marc Policastro was the only person at the United office.
Premise: Why she's my hero?
Hypothesis: Why she's my champion?
Premise: This was an unprecedented order.
Hypothesis: This request had never occurred prior.
Premise: White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card told us he was standing with the President outside the classroom when Senior Advisor to the President Karl Rove first informed them that a small, twin-engine plane had crashed into the World Trade Center.
Hypothesis: Andrew Card was with the President outside of the classroom.
Premise: This marker, over 22 feet long, contains all of the 108 individual pieces of the shell fabric that make up six different pairs of pants.
Hypothesis: This marker hold over 100 individual pieces of shell fabric.
Premise: On reflection is a flag to indicate that parts is to be read backwards.
Hypothesis: It is never necessary to read anything backwards.
Premise: So are they happy that you're going to be a teacher?
Hypothesis: I think teaching is a noble profession and everyone should respect teachers.
Premise: For example, when demand for an item was quite variable, with the highest Cv of 0.90, the optimal policy called for placing a production orders when inventory dropped to twelve weeks of demand, rather than the lower standard level of ten.
Hypothesis: The optimal inventory policy shifted in proportion to the Cv amount.
Premise: Well, what about now, like um, Thanksgiving's coming up, and families get together for that and for Christmas when, when you are um, you know eating dinner, or you know, just talking and everything.
Hypothesis: Thanksgiving and Christmas are wonderful holidays because they bring families closer together.