xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Although L has, in addition to the names, abbreviations, and only a few pages of miscellaneous materials'Handbook of Style, Ten Vexed points in English grammar'and some tables of moneys, weights and measures, etc., W has short sections on Foreign Words and Phrases (most of which are dispensable), Signs and Symbols, and Style, as well as one of those interminably boring listings of Colleges and Universities that clutter up most American college dictionaries.
Hypothesis: None of these have any foreign language content.
Premise: I mean man had hip replacements and bad knees and everything else and he'd get on his knees and play with that dog and give it it's medicine, put peanut butter on his finger and feed it to that dog to keep that dog alive.
Hypothesis: He fed his dog with peanut butter.
Premise: Throughout the years the law school has continued to provide quality legal education.
Hypothesis: Throughout the years the English school provided great legal education.
Premise: Well she can't find any of it.
Hypothesis: She can't find any of it.
Premise: And then came back in oh my gosh the second hand smoke in there was enough to kill uh, a farm full of people.
Hypothesis: The second hand smoke was nothing to worry about.
Premise: The standardization of the way dictionaries estimate how much they contain need not, and should not, entail the standardization of what they contain.
Hypothesis: When editing a dictionary, content should be subject to stringent rules while the amount of information should be informal and relaxed.
Premise: I am not picking on the following authors; it is just a random catch.
Hypothesis: I'm picking on the authors.
Premise: But my father loves the South, so, I guess it would be an adjustment for him if they moved so--.
Hypothesis: My father would eagerly adjust away from the South--
Premise: Yet our research indicates that apparel leaders are building these new skills.
Hypothesis: There is no indication that apparel leaders are looking to grow those skills.
Premise: Healthy Families New York is an effective voluntary home visiting program We train staff at sites across the state, and assist communities to develop the service for their families.
Hypothesis: We, Healthy Families New York, train staff at sites across the state, and assist communities to develop the service for their families.
Premise: After we receive your commitment, we will contact you about picking up your contribution.
Hypothesis: We will contact you via telephone shortly after receiving your commitment.
Premise: Do you remember that?
Hypothesis: Do you recall the time you saw the show?
Premise: The only stories I remember about Grandmom Mackton would be uh, when uh, Grandpop Mackton uh, he was a watch repairman and so forth and this was even actually before my time, I remember this just being translated to me from my dad um, my sisters Marsha and Rayona would be over there visiting with my mom and dad, and Grandpop would be working on a watch and he'd drop a part.
Hypothesis: The stories about Grandpop Mackton are from when I was young.
Premise: Thank you for your concern and support of Indy Reads.
Hypothesis: Indy Reads does not need support or concern.
Premise: The properly dressed spaceman (Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1942) must have a space suit (from the pulp Science Wonder Stories, 1929) for his rendezvous with the aliens, of whom many are BEMs (bug-eyed monsters) or LGM (little green men).
Hypothesis: Space men don't need suits and don't communicate with aliens.
Premise: (The child misunderstands the meaning of the word  scale. 
Hypothesis: The child misunderstands the word improvised explosive device.
Premise: The campaign funds will help provide a resource library, training materials and equipment; development of progressive math and science programs; and the construction of new centers at three of our camp properties.
Hypothesis: There wasn't enough funds from the campaign to really do anything with.
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: All of these operations require actual sewing to be done.
Premise: They began to be translated into English in the 1960s and 1970s.
Hypothesis: The translation to English was a response to growing English migrants.
Premise: No primary targets appeared.
Hypothesis: The primary targets were not visible.
Premise: Americans are working less than they did in 1965'about 6 fewer hours per week for men, 5 fewer for women.
Hypothesis: The average American working week is longer today than it was in 1965.
Premise: It's an investment in our community through United Way of Central Indiana.
Hypothesis: The United Way of Central Indiana is the worst thing to have happened to our community.
Premise: His sociocultural theory has thoroughly collectivist cultural roots.
Hypothesis: The roots of his theory are certainly collectivist.
Premise:   Or, in Nicholas Nickleby (Chapter XLVII), where that admirable novelist graphically portrays how old Arthur Gride  again raised his hands, again chuckled, and again ejaculated. 
Hypothesis: Nothing gross happened in this line.
Premise: For in its Explanatory Notes (p.12)
Hypothesis: The Explanatory notes begin on page 10.
Premise: The textile and apparel industries have often been intertwined in public policy discussions about international trade, the Uruguay round of trade negotiations, the role of World Trade Organization, NAFTA and its labor side-accords, the renewal of fast-track negotiating authority, imports from China and human rights standards, and so on.
Hypothesis: NAFTA's public policy discussions are intertwined with the textile and apparel industries.
Premise: Sometimes, but I remember my mother reading to me the most.
Hypothesis: My mother did not read to me that much.
Premise: And how old are they?
Hypothesis: How old are they?
Premise: Does it affect their comprehension?
Hypothesis: It doesn't affect their comprehension at all.
Premise: Dillard's became one of the first department stores in the late 1980s to build a centralized inventory-tracking system to provide its headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas, with real-time information on sales, by both store and item.
Hypothesis: When Dillard's decided to implement a centralized inventory-tracking system, their sales figures saw an immediate spike.
Premise: Al Qaeda apparently purchased the cylinder, then discovered it to be bogus.
Hypothesis: All Queda bought the cylinder and discovered it to be fake.
Premise: They explain,  If your picture looks crooked, you would want to see your friend's paper to learn how to make it straight,  or  If you aren't sure what you're supposed to do, then you should check. 
Hypothesis: If something is wrong, learn from your friend or ask for help, eventually check if need be.
Premise: Golly, I never really got into poetry.
Hypothesis: I really loved poetry through out my entire life.
Premise: The machine then presses the die down on the fabric, cuts through the fabric, and unloads the machine.
Hypothesis: The machine presses the die down to cut the thread.
Premise: Faced with this problem, some gun toters would skin, or sharpen the flint with a knife, creating a bevel in the flint, which could then make full contact and generate an adequate shower of sparks.
Hypothesis: The shower of sparks was dangerous to be close to.
Premise: Each year funding is sought through grants and gifts from individuals.
Hypothesis: The funding that it needs is about one million dollars
Premise: Into adulthood, what books do you like now?
Hypothesis: As an adult, what type of books do you prefer?
Premise: Once Sydney starts to take over strategies generated during joint problem solving, her father pulls back, reducing the assistance provided.
Hypothesis: Sydney's father was of no assistance whatsoever to Sydney.
Premise: In turn, we have the opportunity to extend that grace to others by meeting their physical and spiritual needs with kindness and compassion.
Hypothesis: We don't feel like helping anyone meet their needs.
Premise: On September 11, Captain John Ogonowski and First Officer Thomas McGuinness piloted the Boeing 767.
Hypothesis: There were no Boeing 767s in the air on September 11.
Premise: This use of the name as a derogatory noun is given in both the 1933 Supplements to the OED and in the recent one.
Hypothesis: The name has been used as a derogatory known before.
Premise: Other than one civilian casualty, the operation seemed completely  the intelligence headquarters was demolished.
Hypothesis: The intelligence headquarters was destroyed.
Premise: Last year, their law firm solicitation program succeeded in obtaining a range of 57 percent to 100 percent contributing alumni -employed by participating firms.
Hypothesis: The law firm's program was an utter failure and resulted in zero students accepting law firm jobs.
Premise: Of much more interest, however, are the common words used in English that were once compounds but are not easily recognized as such today.
Hypothesis: All words in English that were once compounds are still easily recognized today.
Premise: Mrs. Feinsilver has an interesting article in this volume, too,  Comment on Aman's `A Yiddish Minnie-Legend' and the Romanization of Yiddish. 
Hypothesis: The article written by Mrs. Feinsilver in this volume was interesting.
Premise: The American Cancer Society also has programs of research as well as children thru adult education programs.
Hypothesis: The American Cancer Society only cares about research and treatment of cancer.
Premise: Ted Olson asked for her location and she replied that the aircraft was then flying over houses.
Hypothesis: She replied the aircraft was flying over houses when Ted Olsen asked her location.
Premise: These revelations, conveyed by the angel Gabriel, are recorded in the Qur'an.
Hypothesis: The Qur'an records revelations from the angel Gabriel.
Premise: Well, I think what was worse about their place is not only the smoke hanging in the air, but they kept it at // 80 degrees.
Hypothesis: I loved the smoke that loomed in the air in their house, really classy.
Premise: Eighty percent of our 6.000 alumni live in Indiana.
Hypothesis: 4800 of our alumni reside in Indiana.
Premise: 81 provides a hot, nutritious meal for a person aged 60+.
Hypothesis: 81 will provide a warm cozy bed for a shelter animal in need.
Premise: I can't imagine not reading.
Hypothesis: I can not picture myself not reading.
Premise:  Do you remember what you wore? 
Hypothesis: What did you wear?
Premise: In this section we review briefly the well-known  news-vendor  problem to illustrate the basic trade-offs retailers must make when determining inventory stocking levels.
Hypothesis: Retailers have to engage in basic trade-offs when determining how much inventory should be stocked.
Premise: In upstate New York, NEADS personnel first learned of the shootdown order from this  Floor  You need to read this.
Hypothesis: NEADS learned of the shootdown order from a paper that was circulating in the office.
Premise: For those who are unfamiliar with computers and the need for a word-processing package, I should explain that when you buy what is fondly call a  personal  computer, you get three pieces of equipment (though they may be combined in some models or makes): a rectangular box with some slots in the front and sockets in the back, a monitor, which is nothing but a small TV set, and a keyboard, which looks like an ordinary typewriter keyboard but, in many models sold today, has a number of additional keys alongside those for the familiar alphanumeric  on mine, nestled among some control keys on the right side is what is called a  number pad,  which resembles the key arrangement one sees on a small adding machine or calculator; on the left side is a double bank of five keys marked  F1  through  F10  which, when pressed alone or in combination with another key, perform certain functions, some of which are useful, others of which are evidently thought useful by the manufacturer but which I never use.
Hypothesis: A computer is shaped like a washing machine.
Premise: As a former board member, the success of the YMCA is still important to me.
Hypothesis: After I left the board, my interest in the YMCA waned.
Premise: They have not a rag to cover their nakedness, and neither the weakness of age nor women's infirmities are any plea to excuse them, but they are driven by blows until they drop dead. 
Hypothesis: The couldn't cover his clothes.
Premise: Is a Canadian Mountie always a man? 
Hypothesis: Can we question the gender of Canadian Mounties?
Premise: If you are interested and would like more information, please contact Lisa Lusk or Marcia Whited at 693-9222.
Hypothesis: Please call 693-9222 if you would like more information.
Premise: Our camp staff worked all winter long planning some great activities to keep everyone safe and active this summer.
Hypothesis: Our camp staff worked this summer to make fun winter activities.
Premise: the power of conversation.
Hypothesis: The weakness of conversation.
Premise: Alternatively, distri-bution operations that efficiently process finished products reinforce the benefits of a team-based assembly system.
Hypothesis: Distribution operations are simply managed and anyone can do it.
Premise: The first is the dire shortage of acceptable child-care options in the United States, the second is the parental dilemma of  never enough time. 
Hypothesis: America has plenty of acceptable options for child care.
Premise: Our dad started going o on vacations by himself when holidays rolled around, so family get-togethers were rare.
Hypothesis: Our dad started vacationing alone.
Premise: I learned much about my father's experiences as a retail merchant through stories he related to my mother at   Sofie, you'll never believe the customer who came into the store today.
Hypothesis: By listening to my Father's experiences in retail I learned a lot.
Premise: A subvariant of the anagram
Hypothesis: A subvariety of anagram.
Premise: There are many other important areas where children, families, the elderly and disabled need our help.
Hypothesis: There are two areas that need help.
Premise: And, um, Little Women, that was and, now I had three older sisters, and I always kind of envisioned us patterned after Little Women, and, because there were four girls in that family and I loved that story; read it over and over again.
Hypothesis: I was very fond of the story Little Women and read it several times.
Premise: That was so traumatic and, ah, Swiss Family Robinson.
Hypothesis: I really found that to be very distressing.
Premise: Nothing more.
Hypothesis: That's it, done, finished
Premise: I have talked with, and attempted to recruit, many Afro-Americans for the doctoral program at the School of Dentistry.
Hypothesis: I have made efforts towards recruiting Afro-Americans in the doctoral program.
Premise: The center was already aware of the problem.
Hypothesis: The center knew about the problem already.
Premise: Support at this level is assisting the dental school in a variety of ways.
Hypothesis: This level of support involved helping out the dental school in many ways.
Premise: This educational experience brings to light what an integral role the dental component plays in an individual's overall health.
Hypothesis: Individual health relies quite heavily on the dental component.
Premise: Some speculative suggestions, as the derivation (or reinforcement) from Seidlitz powders for take a powder are sheer nonsense.
Hypothesis: Some believe the suggestions are pure nonsense.
Premise: At 8:59, Flight 175 passenger Brian David Sweeney tried to call his wife, Julie.
Hypothesis: Flight 175 passenger Brian David Sweeney tried to call his wife at 8:59.
Premise: They feared it had been hijacked.
Hypothesis: They weren't worried about  highjackers.
Premise: We figured we'd wait to go to your center.
Hypothesis: We figured we'd hurry to your center immediately.
Premise: The numbers of children who deserve our services are rising... as quickly as our programs can grow to serve them.
Hypothesis: As our community expands, those in need also increase in number.
Premise: They certainly did me when first I came across them.
Hypothesis: They did not do me when I first came across them.
Premise: Now his goals are set on moving up in the company.
Hypothesis: Moving up in the company is his top priority.
Premise: -A 25 percent increase in credit hours for fall, 1992;
Hypothesis: In 1992, there was a 25% boost in credit hours.
Premise: 2. Contact your ward Alderman and lobby for his/her support of the Humane Society's needs.
Hypothesis: The humane society does not accept ward Alderman support.
Premise: I went and stayed with Grandmom and Grandpop Borel in their little two bed, one bedroom apartment in NJ and uh, I guess I stayed five or six days.
Hypothesis: My grandparents had a one bedroom apartment.
Premise: Better yet, the dubbed Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Marlon Brando, and company made me conscious of how I had originally  heard  Superman I , and of how I commonly ignore what pitch and range (apart from diction and idiom) contribute to any language.
Hypothesis: The voice-overs increased my confusion but made me realize some linguistic differences.
Premise: (Points to the bottom of the puzzle)
Hypothesis: Pointing to the bottom of the puzzle.
Premise: Only then did the already scrambled airplanes start moving directly toward Washington, D.C.
Hypothesis: The scrambled airplanes moved towards DC.
Premise: In 1983, community residents and organizations banded together to form the organization which is now called SEND.
Hypothesis: SEND was originally called SAND.
Premise: Most often, an electrically driven vertical reciprocating knife is used to cut the fabric.
Hypothesis: Fabric is most often cut with an electrically driven knife.
Premise: Those who respond with sympathy and patience to their child's inclinations and demands are as taken to task as those who set clear expectations and relentlessly insist that their child  shape up  and comply with them.
Hypothesis: Everyone is sympathetic and patient with their child's demands.
Premise: The event will be big!
Hypothesis: None like it has ever been done.
Premise: Back in 1931, however, when Bodenheim was coming into his own as a literary maverick, New York publisher Horace Liveright issued his novel' Naked on Roller Skates .  The title is a grabber, but the book itself would be anathema to feminists since it features a heroine who wishes to be beaten and 
Hypothesis: Horace Liveright published his book way before Bodenheim.
Premise: Even here, the channel perspective tells a somewhat different story.
Hypothesis: The story told by the channel is slightly different.
Premise: The north border of the United States is with Canada, most of whose people share our common English speech.
Hypothesis: A significant minority of Canadians speak French as their primary language.
Premise: One of the clearest indicators of young children's understanding of stories, and other prereading skills, is the extent to which they can give elaborate, detailed accounts of past events.
Hypothesis: When a child can elaborate very well, the understand the story very well.
Premise: He alerted his supervisor, who assigned another controller to assist him.
Hypothesis: The two controllers worked together to keep traffic flowing.
Premise: At 10:07, its representative on the air threat conference call stated that NORAD had no indication of a hijack heading to DC at this time.
Hypothesis: Its representative on the conference call said that NORAD didn't know about a hijacking, though that was found to be false.
Premise: GENI also promotes the expansion of geography in teacher training curriculums and in K-12 curriculums.
Hypothesis: GENI also promotes the expansion of other topics.
Premise: The only stories I remember about Grandmom Mackton would be uh, when uh, Grandpop Mackton uh, he was a watch repairman and so forth and this was even actually before my time, I remember this just being translated to me from my dad um, my sisters Marsha and Rayona would be over there visiting with my mom and dad, and Grandpop would be working on a watch and he'd drop a part.
Hypothesis: I remember my Dad telling me stories of when Grandpop Mackton was a watch repairman.
Premise: These are really old-time clues in new apparel; once wise to the system and having enough vocabulary entries in one's head (or a thesaurus handy on the shelf), it is not too difficult to decode them and arrive at the answer.
Hypothesis: Clues are relatively easy to decode with a thesaurus.
Premise: Bin Ladin understood better than most of the volunteers the extent to which the continuation and eventual success of the jihad in Afghanistan depended on an increasingly complex, almost worldwide organization.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin understood that jihad's success depended on world events.
Premise: As we step into the new millenium, we are excited about the many challenges facing us in Indianapolis as our international population continues to grow.
Hypothesis: Illegal immigration is driving the growth of Indianapolis's international population.
Premise: Marines in Lebanon in 1983.
Hypothesis: There was a war in Lebanon.
Premise: Webster's Third , as is well known, is not user-friendly.
Hypothesis: Webster's Third is remarkably user friendly.
Premise: Had it not crashed in Pennsylvania at 10:03, we estimate that United 93 could not have reached Washington any earlier than 10:13, and probably would have arrived before 10:23.
Hypothesis: If it had not crashed in the Pennsylvania mountains at 10:03 it could have made it to Washington.
Premise: We have found no evidence to suggest that the Command Center acted on this request or issued any type of cockpit security alert.
Hypothesis: A security alert was definitely issued, there is lots of evidence.
Premise: At the White House, Vice President Dick Cheney had just sat down for a meeting when his assistant told him to turn on his television because a plane had struck the NorthTower of the World Trade Center.
Hypothesis: Cheney was starting a meeting when he was told about the World Trade Center from someone who assumed it was just a fire.
Premise: I asked people all over the campus to submit a few reasons why they felt alumni and friends would contribute at least $25 to Malone College in support of The Malone College Fund.
Hypothesis: I only asked people in my dorm why they thought alumni would help the Malone College Fund.
Premise: This essay was selected as the First Prize winner ($1,000) in the Sixth VERBATIM Essay Competition.
Hypothesis: The Sixth VERBATIM Essay Competition winning piece was this one.
Premise: Charlotte's a good city, it's expanding and it's getting better.
Hypothesis: Charlotte is both getting bigger and improving.
Premise: To do either leads parents and educators to become trapped in a false opposition, to vacillate, and to think in oversimplified ways about how best to help children realize their potential to learn and become personally and socially responsible.
Hypothesis: Parents and educators get set free.
Premise: Through some 30 years so far, my DePauw education hasn't let me down.
Hypothesis: My education was not useful 30 years ago.
Premise: '  Similarly, reverend means `one who is to be revered,' ordinand is `one who is to be ordained'; an old standby of crossword compilers, deodand , is a `thing to be given to God,' and legend is `something to be read.
Hypothesis: Reverend means someone without any sort of class.
Premise: Then the Command Center informed headquarters that controllers had lost track of United 93 over the Pittsburgh area.
Hypothesis: The command center told headquarters that the controllers didn't know where United 93 was.
Premise: You're not going to hear yourself on the tape.
Hypothesis: You won't hear yourself on the tape.
Premise: Ted Olson asked for her location and she replied that the aircraft was then flying over houses.
Hypothesis: She replied the aircraft was flying over many  houses when Ted Olsen asked her location.
Premise: It is the story of an organization poised to seize its historical moment.
Hypothesis: It is the account of an institution ready to seize its opportunity.