xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Please consider an increase in your contribution to the Girl Scout Annual Campaign.
Hypothesis: The monthly campaign is about to end.
Premise: (This manufacturer essentially followed an (R, s, S) policy as described in Chapter 6, with R = time period between orders= seven days, S = target inventory level = fourteen weeks, and s = reorder point = ten weeks.)
Hypothesis: Chapter 6 is the last chapter in the book.
Premise: Our records indicate that last year you contributed $100.00 to our organization.
Hypothesis: We can see that you gave us $100 last year.
Premise: Scaolding provides parents and teachers with a sensible solution to the often-raised  Is it better to be directive or nondirective when helping children learn?
Hypothesis: Scolding helps provide a comfortable solution to the parental question of if it is better to be directive or non-directive in a child's education.
Premise: The other thing is that generalized statements employing reference to males constitute a not-so-subtle form of propaganda interpretable either as pro-male, anti-female, or both.
Hypothesis: Generalized statements cannot constitute a form of propaganda.
Premise: By the early 1930s, two systems of sewing and assembly emerged in the men's segment of the apparel  the progressive bundle system (PBS) and the straight-line system (SLS).
Hypothesis: The progressive bundle system and straight-line systems were two systems of assembling garments that existing in the 1930s.
Premise: Those who joined the Taliban movement, espousing a ruthless version of Islamic law, perhaps could bring order in chaotic Afghanistan and make it a cooperative ally.
Hypothesis: The Taliban advocated for a completely secular state.
Premise: The question a manager faces in this situation can be stated as  For which dress shirts is it more profitable to pay $13.75 per shirt ($7.15 materials plus $6.60 production costs) but have a two-week production lead time, rather than $13.15 with an eleven-week lead time?
Hypothesis: The manager is responsible for making all final decisions affecting profitability.
Premise: Only a third of the terms have found their way into The Dictionary of American Slang , compiled and edited by Harold Wentworth and Stuart Berg Flexner (Thomas Y. Crowell, 1967) or Robert Chapman's New Dictionary of American Slang (Harper  and  Row, 1986).
Hypothesis: Harold Wentworth was one of the editors of The Dictionary of American Slang.
Premise: Y staff trained in conflict resolution and adolescent programs guide the youth through a process of skill and esteem building.
Hypothesis: Staff are responsible for their own training in conflict resolution.
Premise: The hijackers attacked at 9:28.
Hypothesis: The hijackers had immediately took over by 9:28.
Premise: So you'll stay here for the four years and then move, or would you transfer schools?
Hypothesis: Will you move or transfer schools after four years here?
Premise: Is a liberal arts education still sufficient?
Hypothesis: Is there value in a liberal arts education?
Premise: But that use apparently was rare in those times.
Hypothesis: That use was apparently common in those times.
Premise: I mean, shall we put it down?
Hypothesis: What I mean is, I think we should put it down.
Premise: Oh definitely.
Hypothesis: Of course.
Premise: Because the bottom thread does not have to be encircled by the top thread, the bottom thread can come from a large cone stored above the machine.
Hypothesis: The bottom thread  has to have the top thread go around it.
Premise: We need your help to continue our work, particularly as we enable area families with low incomes to become home owners.
Hypothesis: As we enable area families with low incomes to become home owners, we are flush with money and don't need your help.
Premise: As for the answer, it is better to avoid very learned or rare words unknown to all but a few lexicographers.
Hypothesis: Only lexicographers are able to understand learned words in this context.
Premise: Uh my father.
Hypothesis: My dad.
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 in fear at 8:59
Premise: But it is arguably the simplest philosophically and, though this is relatively unimportant, the least attractive.
Hypothesis: It definitely is the right idea.
Premise: The call for parenting advice has led to a proliferation of volumes, filling shelf after shelf in virtually every general-purpose bookstore and public library.
Hypothesis: In fact, this genre is the most rapidly growing in the industry.
Premise: The fragmented, polarized theories of the past are giving way to more equitable theories emphasizing that the child and the social environment interact and that the contributions of each to development cannot be separated and weighted in a simplistic, one-sided manner.
Hypothesis: The theories of the past are still subscribed to today.
Premise: We play outside on the equipment.
Hypothesis: The equipment won't fit inside so we can't play there.
Premise: The nation is renowned for its gift-giving, as we all know.
Hypothesis: The gift-giving that the nation is responsible for is renown.
Premise: Indeed it is an amusing, albeit utterly wasteful pastime to pursue the quest for Red Pants examples.
Hypothesis: It's amusing but wasteful.
Premise: If you had to pick out of all of them?
Hypothesis: Even if you had to choose just one?
Premise: This year, the IU School of Law -Indianapolis has initiated a Law Firm Campaign.
Hypothesis: The IU School of Law has yet to initiate any lawful campaigns.
Premise: The description of the pronunciation of English is much fuller in the front matter of the W , but, as the only people who read the front matter of dictionaries seem to be students (who are enjoined to under pain of death) and other lexicographers, the absence of comprehensive coverage of the subject in L would not appear to be a serious omission.
Hypothesis: Not including all of the details on the subject is not a big deal.
Premise: Windows is compounded from the Icelandic words vindr `wind' + auga `eye,' a window being the eye of a house.
Hypothesis: The Icelandic words het and dows from Windows
Premise: Your contribution helped make it possible for us to provide our students a quality education.
Hypothesis: Your support has helped us build new research labs for our students.
Premise: I have sent a check for $100 and hope that you will consider a like gift or more.
Hypothesis: I have been donating at least $100 every year.
Premise: If NEADS had not placed that call, the NEADS air defenders would have received no information whatsoever that the flight was even missing, although the FAA had been searching for it.
Hypothesis: The FAA had been searching fro the flight but neglected to notify the NEADS air defenders.
Premise: One who counts and recounts.
Hypothesis: Individual doing counting and recounting.
Premise: One is in the classic style, commonly labeled  concise  or  quick. 
Hypothesis: The classic style is, by far, the best style.
Premise: Because like he saw that like, I think he saw that I was like him before I would admit that I was like him.
Hypothesis: I feel like he noticed that I was similar to him before I agreed that I was like him.
Premise: There are indications that by then the Iraqi regime tolerated and may even have helped Ansar al Islam against the common Kurdish enemy.
Hypothesis: Ansar al Islam was aided by Iraq.
Premise: In Bleak House (Chapter XXIV) Dickens may cause some readers to blush when he wrote of Mr. George's blush that  He reddened a little through his brown. 
Hypothesis: Mr. George was blushing because she say a naked lady.
Premise: The FAA was asked to provide an update, but the line was silent because the FAA had not been added to the call.
Hypothesis: The FAA was not added to the call by mistake.
Premise: The other thing is that generalized statements employing reference to males constitute a not-so-subtle form of propaganda interpretable either as pro-male, anti-female, or both.
Hypothesis: Generalized statements employing reference to females constitute a form of propaganda.
Premise: So, and if another, another person did that, they were going to kill him too.
Hypothesis: If another person did that they intended to kill him as well.
Premise: Almost 900 of us made new gifts in support of the things we care about.
Hypothesis: 900 new gifts is an unusual number to receive.
Premise: With your support, we'll continue to work with the community toward our vision of making Indianapolis the most beautiful city in America!
Hypothesis: We do not want to make Indianapolis the most beautiful city in America.
Premise: A familiar  reasoning that in terms of job duties the sex or gender of the person who passes peanuts on an airplane is unimportant, editors of the Handbook of Nonsexist Language propose flight attendant rather than steward/stewardess and oppose gratuitous regendering of job titles ( female flight attendant ).  (A court case notes a male purser and a female stewardess with identical job descriptions, but different salary scales.)
Hypothesis: The Handbook of Nonsexist Language says the sex or gender of the person who passes peanuts on an airplane is unimportant.
Premise: That process did not always go smoothly.
Hypothesis: It was not always easy to ensure that the process went smoothly.
Premise:  What's abalone?
Hypothesis: Why is abalone?
Premise: In order to evaluate the performance of different inventory options, it is important to emphasize the less straightforward costs involved.
Hypothesis: Cutting costs is a businesses prime directive for managing their finances.
Premise: Do they praise you a lot?
Hypothesis: Do they give you constructive feedback?
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: Computers can be circular shaped.
Premise: Remember I told you about the story my mother wrote and I can remember at the time and in some ways it's still true today.
Hypothesis: If you recall, I told you about that story that my mother wrote that is still pretty much true today.
Premise: More recently alumni have responded generously to the special Bruce Townsend Endowed Professorship campaign, as more than $250,000 has now been given or pledged.
Hypothesis: The school does not really need money contributed by alumni.
Premise: And the situation Wanda then found herself in bore that out.
Hypothesis: It was at odds with the circumstances Wanda was in.
Premise: A clue for COCK might thus come to  number one in the pecking order dominates hens and crows (a quizzical statement, unless the word crows is read as a verb) or  creature with a cow's head and a bullock's rump found in a coop (first letter of cow plus last three letters of bullock ).
Hypothesis: Portions of words may never be combined for an answer.
Premise: Your gift, made through Indiana University Foundation, is tax-deductible.
Hypothesis: Whatever you give to Indiana University Foundation you can deduct on your taxes.
Premise: The treatment ranges from an explanation of a term to a list of alternatives.
Hypothesis: The treatment explains what the term 'door' means.
Premise: Yet sales of some of the less popular sizes, such as the 43-regular, are only a few hundred a year.
Hypothesis: 43 regular sells incredibly well.
Premise: NEADS ordered to battle stations the two F-15 alert aircraft at Otis Air Force Base in Falmouth, Massachusetts, 153 miles away from New York City.
Hypothesis: There were no fighter aircraft on alert.
Premise: Do you think that story telling continues to be important and why?
Hypothesis: Is storytelling still important, and if so why?
Premise: He no longer had a country he could call his own.
Hypothesis: He didn't have a country anymore and he was angry about it.
Premise: And a lot more things have come up since then for people to do.
Hypothesis: People are getting tired because of all the new things that need to be done.
Premise: Taking quite at random a single page (page 7) in the journals of the Gregory brothers recording an early (1846) exploration of country east and north of Perth, I find the word water used fifteen times.
Hypothesis: The Gregory brothers couldn't write.
Premise: His outstanding leadership skills will serve Cathedral exceptionally well.
Hypothesis: Cathedral has no use for his terrible leadership skills.
Premise: Let's get 100 percent participation from our graduates.
Hypothesis: We strive to receive full participation from our graduates.
Premise: At 7:50, Majed Moqed and Khalid al Mihdhar boarded the flight and were seated in 12A and 12B in coach.
Hypothesis: Majed Moqed and Khalid al Midhar were not on the airplane at 7:50.
Premise: Well, then, the dust from the, the tiles, was falling, because, well, they were destroying them, right?
Hypothesis: They were wrecking the tiles causing the dust to form.
Premise: He writes, Receiving the Challenger Scholarship was a great honor and continues to be a source of inspiration to me as I work toward my doctorate degree.
Hypothesis: He would not get the Scholarship that year.
Premise: Among examples of the first are spit and polish, on the spot, on the square, stick one's neck out , etc.
Hypothesis: Some examples of the terminology used in archery.
Premise: The IU School of Dentistry is limited in these times because it is impractical to raise tuition and fees sufficiently to offset lost state appropriations.
Hypothesis: It is impractical to raise tuition and fees sufficiently to offset lost state appropriations so the IU school of dentistry is currently experiencing limitations.
Premise: The stories I remember being told, the most, came out of the Little Golden Books.
Hypothesis: I wasn't told any stories as I was growing up.
Premise: Yeah, have you ever gotten hurt on the playground before?
Hypothesis: Do they lock up your playground?
Premise: To better help us assist you, write, fax or E-mail and tell us more about yourself...background, employment/business experience, likes, dislikes, hobbies, interests, disability, etc., and your current or planned business activity, if known.
Hypothesis: In order to contact the company, email, write, or fax them and make yourself known to them.
Premise: Did they ever tell you factual stories about the area that you lived in?
Hypothesis: Did they ever tell you false stories?
Premise: Under  A,  for example, the lexicographers provide entries for Adam, Ad feminam, ageism,  Ain't I a Woman  (Sojourner Truth's speech), and amniocentesis .  Z  is limited to three  Zamani Soweto sisters, Zeitgeist (`Spirit of liberty, equality, and sorority'), and Zugassent (a term for male continence as practised by the Oneida utopian community).
Hypothesis: The lexicographers offer numerous entries for A, but there are none under Z.
Premise: Yet just because many U.S. manufacturers rely on foreign contractors for a good portion of garment assembly, it does not mean sewing in a factory requires little or no skill.
Hypothesis: Many U.S. manufacturers outsource their menial jobs to foreign countries.
Premise: But they can change the configuration of their scopes so they can see primary radar returns.
Hypothesis: They don't mess with the configuration scopes.
Premise: Mosques, schools, and boardinghouses served as recruiting stations in many parts of the world, including the United States.
Hypothesis: Mosques were the best places to find new recruits.
Premise: The two CEs are telescoped.
Hypothesis: There was one single, short CE.
Premise: As I say, American political non-fiction doesn't exactly lend itself to that.
Hypothesis: American political non-fiction is very boring.
Premise: When the Sudanese refused to hand over three individuals identified as involved in the assassination plot, the UN Security Council passed a resolution criticizing their inaction and eventually sanctioned Khartoum in April 1996.
Hypothesis: Sudan was sanctioned due to not cooperating with the investigation into an assassination plot.
Premise: A perennial language puzzler is the famous  yes  in response to very nearly all questions and declarations.
Hypothesis: There are many people who act in the perennial language.
Premise: By 1793, the firm of Almy, Brown and Slater was operating a seventy-two-spindle mill, producing high-quality yarn.
Hypothesis: The mill produced woven doormats.
Premise: Once young children realize that words, gestures, and other symbols are distinct from external reality, they are well on the way to using those representations as effective mental tools, calling on them to overcome impulses.
Hypothesis: Young children cannot understand that symbols are distinct from reality.
Premise: As the Clubhouse Monitor at Bent Tree Apartments, he now provides customer service for 50 to 60 tenants each night.
Hypothesis: He was able to get that job thanks to Goodwill.
Premise: The inner core of al Qaeda continued to be a hierarchical top-down group with defined positions, tasks, and salaries.
Hypothesis: The rest of al Qaeda was a hierarchical top-down group as well.
Premise: They know that Hamlet and Lear are gay.
Hypothesis: They understand that Lear and Hamlet aren't straight
Premise: I think we hid it from her didn't we?
Hypothesis: I think we did the chest from her, didn't we?
Premise: When the Sudanese refused to hand over three individuals identified as involved in the assassination plot, the UN Security Council passed a resolution criticizing their inaction and eventually sanctioned Khartoum in April 1996.
Hypothesis: Sudan turned over the three individuals involved in the assassination plan.
Premise: This is administered through the Indiana University Foundation.
Hypothesis: This is applied through the Indiana University Foundation.
Premise: In the first chapter of Uncle Tom's Cabin , Miss Stowe offers a dialogue between Haley and Mr. Shelby, part of which goes,   `Well,' said Haley, after they had both silently picked their nuts for a season, `what do you say?
Hypothesis: At the beginning of Uncle Tom's Cabin, there is no discussion between Haley and Mr. Shelby.
Premise:  Wait, wait said the lady."
Hypothesis: The lady told him to wait.
Premise: She tells me that the 3,666 people we helped find jobs in 1998 earned approximately $49 million dollars.
Hypothesis: She didn't tell me anything about the earnings of the people we helped to find jobs in 1998.
Premise: Certainly because they sense its eectiveness, borne out by decades of research.
Hypothesis: After evaluating decades of research, it is shown to be ineffective and useless.
Premise: This macroeconomic link may prove to be the most profound implication of the adoption of firm-level information technology and manufacturing practices.
Hypothesis: Implementing information technology at firm-level is a difficult process requiring costly expertise.
Premise: The precise crash time has been the subject of some dispute.
Hypothesis: Everyone agrees on the precise time of the crash.
Premise: Agents propelled him out of his chair and told him he had to get to the bunker.
Hypothesis: The agents told him to avoid the bunker.
Premise: That was you know, you kind of felt important at that point because you've, you've graduated to next level of adolescence, you're now helping the bus driver.
Hypothesis: Your help meant you were in a higher grade.
Premise: (Note that some double-dealing has also gone on with the word character !)  A third layer of camouflage is added 
Hypothesis: Now we apply the first layer of camouflage.
Premise: Regardless of geographic location, it is always difficult for a contractor to know if it has the latest information on sewing patterns and other construction details.
Hypothesis: Information regarding products is quickly and easily transmitted to producers.
Premise: Not anymore, no.
Hypothesis: Yes, that's an everyday occurrence.
Premise: In mid-1998, the situation reversed; it was Iraq that reportedly took the initiative.
Hypothesis: Iraq remained completely passive in the situation throughout 1998.
Premise: Indeed, many products sold in retail outlets, particularly basic and fashion-basic items, can now be replenished after the start of the selling season.
Hypothesis: Selling season used to mark when items couldn't be replenished anymore.
Premise: We have been unable to identify the source of this mistaken FAA information.
Hypothesis: A spy was responsible for sending mistaken information to the FAA.
Premise: In the present case, ACTUALLY is such a loosely used  filler  word in the language (like really , I mean , y'know , etc.) as to be almost useless as a substitute (except  literally ).
Hypothesis: The word "actually" is rarely ever used as a filler word.
Premise: Basic and fashion-basic apparel categories now constitute the lion's share of industry sales, accounting for approximately 72 percent of all shipments.
Hypothesis: Industry sales for basic and fashion-basic apparel are still growing.
Premise: I pay half of my, everything.
Hypothesis: I pay fifty-percent of all of my bills.
Premise: On the last page is a short biographical note about the authors in which, through pronoun references, we learn that both are women.
Hypothesis: The short biographical note is on the second page of the book.
Premise: As media analysts try to make sense of the most heinous of these acts, including the recent spate of family, school, and neighborhood murders and maimings, parental retreat from a troubled child's life almost invariably surfaces as a contributing factor.
Hypothesis: There is no way affect on the amount of violence performed by children and how close their parents are involved in their lives.
Premise: No matter the size of the donation, please know that your gift will be appreciated and make a difference.
Hypothesis: Any contribution will have an impact and be greatly recognized.
Premise: It should also be noted that idiomatic expressions are not much used in American English.
Hypothesis: Idiomatic expressions are quite common in American English compared to British English.
Premise: Some were Saudis, and among them was Usama Bin Ladin.
Hypothesis: Among the Saudis was Usama Bin Ladin.
Premise: The FAA may have been tracking the progress of United 93 on a display that showed its projected path to Washington, not its actual radar return.
Hypothesis: The FAA knew the plane was not on the right path.
Premise: He continued to do so after he arrived in Sudan.
Hypothesis: He was interested in traveling to Sudan.
Premise: If, because of the depressed stock market, your assets are not liquid enough for you to come up with one million dollars this year, then we can consider one of the other alternate ways to achieve our goal.
Hypothesis: We really don't need any money from you, we would just like a little extra.
Premise: If the type of defect and its location are deemed unacceptable, then the bolt of cloth is cut and a new ply started with enough overlap to ensure that all pattern pieces are whole and without defects.
Hypothesis: If the defect type is unacceptable then the garment is instantly removed from the lot and trashed.
Premise: Um I don't know those are the, the sort of stick out in my mind about visiting Asheville.
Hypothesis: I don't remember anything in Asheville.