xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: My reasoning is that it is not likely that  Kid  Ory or Ray Gilbert had ever seen a muskrat, and it's even less likely that they or anyone else has ever seen a muskrat doing anything that we would be likely to think of as rambling.
Hypothesis: Kid Ory probably hasn't seen a muskrat in the wild.
Premise: As Chair of Diagnostic Sciences for Indiana University School of Dentistry, Steve Bricker set a standard for excellence to which we all aspire.
Hypothesis: Steve Bricker failed in every way and no one should try to emulate him.
Premise: No one in the traveling party had any information during this time that other aircraft were hijacked or missing.
Hypothesis: The travelling party knew that the aircraft was missing.
Premise: Competing in the transformed retail-apparel-textile channel now requires a set of management practices for both domestic and international sourcing.
Hypothesis: International sourcing doesn't require a set list of management practices.
Premise: And the day that you put the, the shower and the tub in.
Hypothesis: I remember the day you put the shower and the tub in, it was a really hot and humid day, honestly.
Premise: Please consider an increase in your contribution to the Girl Scout Annual Campaign.
Hypothesis: We appreciate all donations but now we need your help more than ever.
Premise: Although little systematic evidence exists on the precise ingredients of such ties, I recently became familiar with the bond forged between Hannah, a 21-year-old college student, and her Aunt Eva and Uncle Charlie, two of my university colleagues.
Hypothesis: There is not much systematic evidence on the ingredients of certain ties.
Premise: Through his relationship with Mullah Omar-and the monetary and other benefits that it brought the Taliban-Bin Ladin was able to circumvent restrictions; Mullah Omar would stand by him even when otherTaliban leaders raised objections.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin gained ruling authority over the Taliban through his personal connection to Mullah Omar.
Premise: All these repairs, along with support for our outstanding faculty, the provision for exciting visiting artists and exhibitions at the Herron Gallery , and student scholarships/awards are essential to the continued maintenance of educational quality at the school, but they all cost money.
Hypothesis: It isn't free to give students scholarships as well as make repairs and pay teachers.
Premise: And you don't like that?
Hypothesis: So, you quite like such a thing?
Premise: An old college friend of mine who celebrated his twentieth birthday'meaning twenty years of AA sobriety'a couple of years ago, tells me that when he was on the skids and riding the rails from drunk tank to drunk tank, the favorite terms for muscat were muscadoodle and Napa Valley smoke .
Hypothesis: My friend is still an alcoholic and never became sober.
Premise: They provide scholarship dollars which aid students and enable the school to compete with other public and private law schools for outstanding young people.
Hypothesis: Offering scholarships allow the school to be able to compete for the best students.
Premise: Then, and the neighbors, and a niece of mine and a cousin lived there, and bullets went through my nephew's, and he had a five-year-old daughter, who was the only one who was there, because her mom, had gone to bring water, and she stayed, because of the firefight, she also stayed inside, so that she wouldn't, the little girl locked herself in, and thank God, she survived.
Hypothesis:  The little girl grew up, and she is now living well.
Premise: Calls for help from families that need the crisis services VNS provides for their children ring throughout the season.
Hypothesis: VNS fields a lot of calls for help from families with children.
Premise: Um, how old do you remember being--
Hypothesis: What is your first memory?
Premise: He appeals to people disoriented by cyclonic change as they confront modernity and globalization.
Hypothesis: He uses this appeal to his advantage.
Premise: A RED NUGGET!
Hypothesis: The nugget is red and worth a lot.
Premise: I would say about a mile.
Hypothesis: It was close to a mile.
Premise: The NEADS commander told us he did not pass along the order because he was unaware of its ramifications.
Hypothesis: The commander was worried about the ramifications further on.
Premise: Bin Ladin's Worldview Despite his claims to universal leadership, Bin Ladin offers an extreme view of Islamic history designed to appeal mainly to Arabs and Sunnis.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin's view of Islamic history mainly appeals to white Americans.
Premise: Lewis in 1928, Arthur Clarke in 1951); space-flight (Arthur Clarke, 1949); space sickness (Clarke, 1951).
Hypothesis: Arthur Clarke did not write anything worthy of note.
Premise: So it was the cheerleaders dated the football players?
Hypothesis: Do you like dating football players?
Premise: Thank you for your continuing support of Indiana University.
Hypothesis: We don't care whether you're supporting Indiana University or not.
Premise: So American 11 isn't the hijack at all then, right?
Hypothesis: Hijacking the airplane was part of the American 11 attack.
Premise: Mr. Anson's interpretation is one that has been advanced before and is dealt with, for example, in Kenneth Muir's Arden edition.
Hypothesis: Kenneth Muir's Arden edition has already explored Mr. Anson's later interpretation.
Premise: The sources cited here as SF have been classed as such by at least one reputable critic.
Hypothesis: The sources sited as "SF" have been classified so by at least one critic.
Premise: Here is what they say :
Hypothesis: What they state is the following:
Premise:  No, this is not an exercise, not a test.
Hypothesis: This is not a practice run.
Premise: During those times, she asked lots of questions about our work and home lives, and also about her parents, especially their early   Was my mom close to her mom?
Hypothesis: She asked many personal questions during those times.
Premise: I say to him, OK.
Hypothesis: He was concerned about his position in the company.
Premise: Other articles include  Is George Bush a Wimp ?,    The Moving Spray Can  (on graffiti in England),  On the Pronunciation of Cunnilingus in Dictionaries,  and numerous others on a wide variety of subjects; these are interspersed with short bits and pieces, cartoons, and asides generally attributed to  Folklore  and, presumably, gathered by the editor.
Hypothesis: The magazine proved that George Bush is a strong man.
Premise: The third group comprises definitions proper.
Hypothesis: For example, a clue for book could be "a set of written, printed, illustrated, or blank sheets, made of paper, parchment, or other materials, fastened together to hinge at one side".
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 and 30% were given up for adoption.
Premise: Furthermore, when followed up during the first few years of school, children who spent their kindergarten year in a highly teacher-directed classroom achieve more poorly than do agemates who come from kindergartens emphasizing play and hands-on, small-group projects.
Hypothesis: Teacher-directed classrooms produced the best test scoring students.
Premise: Its memory is strongest among the Arabs.
Hypothesis: Its memory is the weakest among the Arabs.
Premise: One hand holds the marker on the lay, the other guides the electric knife.
Hypothesis: No one holds the market.
Premise: By the way, Teresa is back and safe.
Hypothesis: Teresa is now missing and could be in danger
Premise: Take the words shot, shoot , and shooting .  Sure as shooting, some hotshot big shot is bound to shoot the breeze and shoot this big mouth off about taking a cheap shot potshot at some troubleshooting competitor.
Hypothesis: There are many expressions that use words like shot, shoot, and shooting.
Premise: A typical production pants marker is about 265 inches long and 59.75 inches wide.
Hypothesis: Sometimes production pants markers have to be longer and wider to accommodate plus sizes.
Premise: The aircraft was in a rapid descent.
Hypothesis: The airplane started to descend quickly.
Premise: As an arts patron, you know that the Herron School of Art has a rich tradition in art education, shaping the talents and genius of some of Indiana's most noted artists and designers.
Hypothesis: We are hoping your contributions will help us to continue to operate.
Premise: They can dwell on virtually any aspect of experience'of living and working together.
Hypothesis: They cannot remember ever having lived or worked together.
Premise: Apparel, textile, and fiber firms and retailers have recently joined to launch the Quick Response Program, designed to improve information flow, standardize recording systems, and improve turnaround time throughout the system.
Hypothesis: The Quick Response Program is expected in part to help improve turnaround times throughout the system.
Premise: You'd walk down the road with a dollar bill in your hand now this is in the mid-seventies, but still milk was twice that in the store I guess.
Hypothesis: In the mid-seventies, milk cost two dollars in the store.
Premise: Scheduled to depart the gate at 8:00, the Boeing 757's takeoff was delayed because of the airport's typically heavy morning traffic.
Hypothesis: The airplane's takeoff was delayed by over 30 minutes by the substantial traffic.
Premise: As a result of the current economic climate, alumni support is more critical than ever before.
Hypothesis: Alumni support is even more important than ever because of the economic conditions we face today.
Premise: One program, which has experienced immediate results, is the Sista Friends program.
Hypothesis: The Sista Friends program had results immediately.
Premise: Finally, culture aects the likelihood that parents and teachers will respond to shy children in ways that foster their development.
Hypothesis: Culture influences how parents respond to shy children when they have to bring them out of their shell.
Premise: It seems only natural that once an original language, or Ursprache , was posited, the next step was to speculate on its source, or Urheimat .  That is what Renfrew has tried to do.
Hypothesis: Renfrew tried to make assumption about the source of the established original languages.
Premise: And so I changed my major without telling my parents.
Hypothesis: I changed majors secretly because I was unsure if I was going to stick with it.
Premise: Sophie is socially engaged throughout!
Hypothesis: Sophie is relating throughout!
Premise: These U.S. firms do so through electronic data interchange (EDI), automated distribution centers, and sophisticated inventory management'a triumph of information technology, speed, and flexibility over low labor rates.
Hypothesis: The U.S firms do so through an EDI.
Premise: Sewing factories, in contrast, are not capital intensive and are rarely operated for more than one shift.
Hypothesis: Sewing factories  need a lot of capital.
Premise: The Old English hlof , `loaf' + dige or dirge , variants of durge `kneader,' combine to make lady .  Apparently, the first kneaders of bread were ladies.
Hypothesis: The oldest bread makers were always men.
Premise: Many members of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis can't afford to go to camp without financial assistance, and that's why we need you!
Hypothesis: Financial assistance is necessary for many kids attending camp.
Premise: All the way through that hour and 15 minute bus route old Robbie get off, he'd stand outside the bus, let the kids on and he'd get back in.
Hypothesis: Robbie would let the kids get on the bus and then get back on.
Premise: As we saw earlier, preschools and kindergartens that emphasize drill on academic skills are detrimental.
Hypothesis: Children learn best when a lot of academic-based stress is placed on them.
Premise: The numbers of children who deserve our services are rising... as quickly as our programs can grow to serve them.
Hypothesis: As quickly as we grow, the need of our children grows.
Premise: The women and girls working in the factory could not escape because the company had locked the doors to the stairs from the outside, ostensibly to prevent theft by employees.
Hypothesis: The women were unable to leave the factory because the company locked all of the doors to the stairs from the outside.
Premise: But, um, after my first semester was over with and I had like a real Theater class, I knew that's what I still wanted to do.
Hypothesis: I never had any formal theater training.
Premise: When people consider the U.S. apparel industry, they often think of New York City's Seventh Avenue, which is driven by new design, constantly changing seasonal offerings, and a willingness by consumers to pay a premium for the cutting edge of fashion.
Hypothesis: The U.S. apparel industry is constantly changing.
Premise: In other words, based on what they knew about a group of languages which were documented, they tried to imagine the language that they sprang from.
Hypothesis: No languages evolve.
Premise: Nevertheless, a deeply ingrained American belief is that satisfying a young child's desire for social contact and assistance will be habit forming, leading to a clingy, spoiled youngster.
Hypothesis: A spoiled child is the result of satisfying the child's desire for assistance and social contact.
Premise: The school will devote the year to educating both internal and external groups about advancements in oral health care and how those advancements benefit citizens from around the state and elsewhere.
Hypothesis: The education about new technologies and methodologies in oral healthcare is important for the overall oral heal of a person.
Premise: From the standpoint of language, Ventris's work was more important, particularly because it filled in a gap in our knowledge of the early states of Indo-European languages.
Hypothesis: Ventris' work was worthless.
Premise: .the lecture was heavy with the importance of dream state, pulse and heart rate, vaginal tumescence and temperature change, rapid eye movement and the size and frequency of penal erection. 
Hypothesis: The lecture only briefly touched on the dream state and pulse and heart rate.
Premise: Woodward asked Sweeney to look out the window to see if she could determine where they were.
Hypothesis: Woodward looked out the window and told Sweeney where they were.
Premise: Effective merchandising requires matching the retailer's product mix to the tastes and incomes of its targeted customers.
Hypothesis: The products must match the income and tastes of the target customers.
Premise: UNCC is a good school, it's probably the right size, I wouldn't want to go to a bigger school so--.
Hypothesis: UNCC is good because the board choose not to expand the school too greatly.
Premise: Such systems have the potential to develop patterns and color fabrics; adapt apparel patterns for custom-made suits, shirts, pants, and other garments; and evaluate production sourcing alternatives to maximize profit while allowing for demand uncertainty.
Hypothesis: Such systems are the only way to develop color fabrics.
Premise: In scaolding, the adult encourages the child to grapple with questions and problems and, thereby, to contribute significantly to the dialogue.
Hypothesis: The child is given answers without any problems in scaolding.
Premise: For example, among the Zinacanteco Indians of southern Mexico, girls become expert weavers of complex garments through the informal guidance of adults.
Hypothesis: It's been 100 years and the Zinacanteco Indians are still the worst weavers in history.
Premise: That's that's very young.
Hypothesis: Six is too young.
Premise: The man who was shot out of the cannon during each show was asked by his wife to quit his high-risk job, much to the distress of the great P.T.
Hypothesis: The wife of the man who was shot out of a cannon wanted him to quit his job.
Premise: NEADS warned the FAA's Cleveland Center to watch Delta 1989.
Hypothesis: Delta 1989 had delivered reports of suspicious activity on board.
Premise: In this case, there is greater week-to-week variation than for the more popular size.
Hypothesis: There is more variety week-to-week for this one than for the more popular one.
Premise: I don't know, do I have any other fantastic stories I've told you?
Hypothesis: I can't remember if I've ever told you a few of my stories, but do you remember a few about a certain somebody you know?
Premise: And I liked the fact that the adults were made to wait.
Hypothesis: The adults were made to wait, which I thought was great, kid's should always be first.
Premise: Furthermore, when parents and other adults apply good rearing practices, they serve as buers, or sources of protection, for children against threatening forces in the wider world.
Hypothesis: When parents apply good practices, they are a source of protection.
Premise: In ensuing weeks, Bin Ladin delivered an often-repeated lecture on the need to cut off the head of the snake.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin repeated the same lecture often.
Premise: Among Bessie's numbers were Dying Gambler's Blues, Sing Sing Prison Blues , and one I had never heard called Black Mountain Blues , which has the imcomparable lines,
Hypothesis: Bessie did not have a single song, she wish she had though.
Premise: And a bunch of my grandfather's old tools were in there odd things like, like scythes and things that you would find only on a farm even though the house itself was not on farmland.
Hypothesis: My grandfather never owned a scythe.
Premise: Reading is the basis of all learning.
Hypothesis: Reading does not serve as the basis for all types of learning.
Premise: The terrorists who hijacked three other commercial flights on 9/11 operated in five-man teams.
Hypothesis: The 9/11 terrorists operated 10 man teams.
Premise: Um, I just can't think of what one.
Hypothesis: I know precisely which one it is!
Premise: Um, 12 or 13.
Hypothesis: Um, some pair of numbers over eleven.
Premise: I think it's so important.
Hypothesis: There is some importance I believe there to be.
Premise: Then, building on Sophie's theme, he placed a teddy bear on another part of the rug and offered,  I think Ted's tired, too.
Hypothesis: He threw his teddy bear across the room in disgust.
Premise: Do you remember storybooks or children's novels that you read growing up or you like?
Hypothesis: What storybooks or children's novels did you read?
Premise: Then she recalled hearing him say, Yes sir.
Hypothesis: She remembered having heard him say "yes sir".
Premise: Thus, the Secret Service was relying on projections and was not aware the plane was already down in Pennsylvania.
Hypothesis: The Secret Service did not yet know that the plane had already crashed.
Premise: Not all of verbal aggression is concerned with four-letter words; much of it (and many of the four-letter words) involves insults, racist and other prejudicial language, and other parts of the nether reaches of language formerly represented largely by asterisks.
Hypothesis: There are other forms of verbal aggression, but many people don't even consider these other forms to be aggressive.
Premise: It is quite versatile and, as I required, allows me to create certain kinds of files in which I am able to style the text as I wish, but I shall not go into that here.
Hypothesis: There are only a few preset text styles.
Premise: I'm making my family sound really bad, but they're really not that bad!
Hypothesis: I love my family, except when I don't and badmouth them.
Premise: A rough comparison yields 
Hypothesis: The comparison yielded no results.
Premise: In Scott's The Bride of Lammermoor (Chapter VII), one reads about a boy  cudgelling an ass,  and one goes back over the passage to reassure himself that it does not contain a typographical error for  cuddling. 
Hypothesis: Readers would often laugh at the scene presented in chapter VII.
Premise: In 1995-1996, the Defense Department began to invest effort in planning how to handle the possibility of a domestic terrorist incident involving weapons of mass destruction (WMD).
Hypothesis: The Defense Department started planning how to deal with domestic terrorism using a WMD in 1995, in response to threats at the Olympics.
Premise: Our problem now is how to teach him to go out and catch his own fish instead of waiting to catch Harry behind the aviary.
Hypothesis: Now we need to teach him to fish on his own.
Premise: \\ Hanks, I never heard that.
Hypothesis: That's never been known to me.
Premise: Can you help support this wonderful event by furnishing any type of products or services that can be used as prizes for our activities or as a raffle prize?
Hypothesis: Any products or services that could be used as prizes in our silent auction would be greatly appreciated, please help to support this wonderful event.
Premise: All right,  Kevin agreed.
Hypothesis: Kevin agreed to do what she had asked him to.
Premise: The answers depend on the garment as well as on just how  custom-made  it really was.
Hypothesis: Some genes are more custom than others.
Premise: Steve Cauthens has devoted his life to resurfacing.
Hypothesis: Steve Cauthens isn't dedicated to resurfacing.
Premise: Chapter 7 examines what this entails from the manufacturer's perspective.
Hypothesis: Chapter 7 examines what this means from the manufacturer's perspective.
Premise: Does that make for a lot of pressure to have a lot of money?
Hypothesis: Did you come from a rich background?
Premise: And I met some interesting people there, and, um, D'Angelo was probably one of the most interesting people that I met there and just, just one of the most down to earth artists that I, I have met in the industry.
Hypothesis: D'Angelo is a boring, stuck-up snob.
Premise: Demand for a legal education remains high.
Hypothesis: The demand for a legal education is high because of the economic climate.
Premise: And in between the houses you had this pasture where they kept the cows and bulls.
Hypothesis: There was no pasture between the houses.
Premise: The inventory carrying cost should reflect not only the cost of capital tied up in inventory, but also the risk of holding that inventory.
Hypothesis: Inventories have an associated carrying cost which is in part composed of the risk of holding inventory.
Premise: A well-constructed clue comprises only words necessary for conveying, in a deceptive way, the information solvers require to find the answer.
Hypothesis: A well-constructed clue is a deceptive clue made up of only what's needed.
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 Griswold has become an insult in certain tribal societies.
Premise: When out-of-the-ordinary events occur and we experience clashing views, we often look for a good listener'a friend or a loved one we can talk to.
Hypothesis: We seek out comfort from people we're close with.
Premise: In this jeremiad, males are viewed as the  enemy,  and are so characterized throughout the book, which concludes with exhortations to engage the foe and a strident call to arms (though not men's).
Hypothesis: This book is not about male vs female struggles.
Premise: Again, that seen and not heard kind of thing.
Hypothesis: To be seen but not heard type of situation.
Premise: What a curious sensation to have a cabaret girl stop her professional smiling and knee-patting, forget about passing scotch and veggies while carrying on in rudimentary English ( What is your hobby? 
Hypothesis: It is a curious sensation to have a cabaret girl stop her professional smiling.
Premise: Then, and the neighbors, and a niece of mine and a cousin lived there, and bullets went through my nephew's, and he had a five-year-old daughter, who was the only one who was there, because her mom, had gone to bring water, and she stayed, because of the firefight, she also stayed inside, so that she wouldn't, the little girl locked herself in, and thank God, she survived.
Hypothesis: There was a commotion outside, but no shots were fired.