xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: This single software package can be made available through an in-house local area network or the World Wide Web.
Hypothesis: The package can be made available through the Internet but not the in-house local area network.
Premise: There was a big book that has a lot of stories in it.
Hypothesis: My mother gave me a big book with a collection of stories in it.
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 was a renowned linguist, specialized in original languages.
Premise: Experience (and a moment's thought) shows that names of people and places occur with equal, sometimes greater frequency in the language than a very large percentage of the words listed in dictionaries of almost any size (except the smallest), and on that ground they should not be treated as nonwords or as being outside the pale of lexicon.
Hypothesis: Place's and people's names are as commonly or more commonly used than in language than a large portion of words collected in dictionaries (very breif dictionaries excepted), and on this basis they should not be considered nonwords or removed from accepted speech..
Premise: Calls for help from families that need the crisis services VNS provides for their children ring throughout the season.
Hypothesis: VNS doesn't provide crisis services for children.
Premise: The Saudi government exiled the clerics and undertook to silence Bin Ladin by, among other things, taking away his passport.
Hypothesis: Bin Laden could travel nowhere without the Saudi passport.
Premise: And in between the houses you had this pasture where they kept the cows and bulls.
Hypothesis: Cows and bulls were on the pasture between the houses.
Premise: Without the support of United Way of Central Indiana, Cecilia's story might not have had such a happy ending.
Hypothesis: Ceclia would have a happy ending without United Way.
Premise: Like slides, monkey bars.
Hypothesis: Like guns and knives.
Premise: I now invite you to continue to support the mission and the message that is so important to building strong kids, strong families and strong communities.
Hypothesis: In addition, you can direct your donation however you choose.
Premise: Yeah and why was that particular one special?
Hypothesis: Why was that one normal?
Premise: His job objectives call for him to do it in 30.
Hypothesis: He usually did it in 35, but had to improve.
Premise: Our mission is to strengthen children and families, and we are now focusing our resources on children who have long-term, serious illnesses and their families.
Hypothesis: Our goal is strictly limited to helping only orphaned children to find new homes at this time.
Premise: You know, but they're rather pleasant memories of childhood and I certainly wouldn't trade them for anything.
Hypothesis: I have nothing but horrible memories of childhood.
Premise: Free admission to Audubon Nature Centers is another advantage of membership.
Hypothesis: Audubon Nature Centers does not allow free admission under any circumstances.
Premise: These substantial limestone benches will provide our students with a good place to sit while taking a break from their hectic schedules.
Hypothesis: The limestone benches will be a terrible place for the students to sit while taking breaks from schoolwork.
Premise: Oh yes, and George Orwell books I read, uh, uh, um 1984 and what's the other one?
Hypothesis: I haven't read any George Orwell novels and can't name any.
Premise: Well thank you for taking the time to participate in this interview and for you helping with the research project at UNCC.
Hypothesis: Thank you for helping with the research project.
Premise: He kept shining his light up.
Hypothesis: He continued to shine his light upwards.
Premise: I guess I encourage this method because I've always made my contributions this way, it's a painless method and at tax time I enjoy the deduction.
Hypothesis: There are absolutely no tax benefits to using this method.
Premise: Because the customer must write, call, or e-mail these retailers with a specific purchase request, these firms are able to capture actual consumer demand rather than sales numbers alone.
Hypothesis: When consumers have to directly communicate with retailers they are able to obtain information about what customers want rather than just what they end up purchasing.
Premise: With year-end tax decisions on the horizon, I hope that you'll include our program in your charitable contributions.
Hypothesis: Year-end tax decisions are coming up soon.
Premise: I was closer with my dad when I was little, just because I did all the sports and everything like that and, I've always been close to my mom, it was never like I didn't like my mom, but, um, me my mom and I never really fight or anything like that, but now me and my mom are a lot closer.
Hypothesis: I preferred spending time with my father, rather than my mother when I was younger.
Premise: Let's see, the others that I could think of that I read recently, there were some Civil War books written by Jeffrey Shaara and the other by his son Michael.
Hypothesis: Jeffrey Shaara and his son Michael wrote about the Civil War.
Premise: In these volatile times as children and their parents are subjected to mounting pressures in the schools, home and workplace and issues of personal responsibility are too many times pushed into the background, our mission is even more critical.
Hypothesis: We have to help now, when families are under more pressure than ever.
Premise: The controllers observed the plane in a rapid descent; the radar data terminated over Lower Manhattan.
Hypothesis: The controllers saw the plane climbing rapidly.
Premise: That has greatly enhanced our response to new trends, reduced turnaround times and increased the flexibility of all those involved in the buying process.
Hypothesis: Turnaround times are one of the biggest hurdles in the industry.
Premise: I was compelled to pay strict attention (for four or five hours at a time) to setting, lighting, music, gesture, singing, pace of over-all presentation; to this or that role's performance, costume, formal distancing from the audience (Noh) or Globe-like intimacy with the audience (Kabuki); to traditional methods of men's playing women's parts, audience's anticipation and shouted recognition of favorite plays and actors and moments, tone of voice, etc.
Hypothesis: I had to concentrate hard on the lighting and music.
Premise: And then when it's story day we bring in all kind of toys.
Hypothesis: When it's story days, we get to take home books.
Premise: Please help good kids get better by sending us a contribution today.
Hypothesis: Any amount of a contribution will help the kids get better.
Premise: Your opinions were valued and many improvements were made by having information about our school systems.
Hypothesis: Your opinion was unhelpful.
Premise: From basketball, kickball, volleyball, archery, crafts, an egg toss, and even a walk through our creek, you will have plenty to do to get you good and hungry.
Hypothesis: There will be a lot of physical activities such as archery and basketball to make you use energy and be hungry.
Premise: Members of the law school's Maennerchor Society are the school's staunchest and most important supporters.
Hypothesis: Every member of the Maennerchor Society is a strong supporter of the law school.
Premise: And so that was really interesting, uh, in retrospect.
Hypothesis: Looking back on it, it was quite mind-blowing.
Premise: The impact of these new policies on retailing and manufacturing sectors may have begun to show up in economy-wide measures of inventory.
Hypothesis: Policies in the retail and manufacturing are having negative impacts on the economy.
Premise: Authors extrapolated from Roentgen's 1895 discovery of x-rays and wrote of the heat-ray (H.
Hypothesis: They ripped off Roentgen's intellectual property.
Premise: This resentment was further stoked by public understanding of how much oil income had gone straight into the pockets of the rulers, their friends, and their helpers.
Hypothesis: There was no resentment that rules pocketed oil money.
Premise: Although the subject matter might be viewed as an area of legitimate investigation, I am not sure I see the point in employing the subject style of language in the descriptive text, which would be far more telling were it restricted to the language of the linguistic clinician.
Hypothesis: I think that using the subject style of language in the descriptive text is an important practice that should be employed by everyone.
Premise:   (I vaguely remember a hymn I heard, and perhaps helped sing, that contains the phrase  intercourse divine. 
Hypothesis: Sex can be a religious experience for some people.
Premise: The hijackers had gained entry to the cockpit, and she did not know how.
Hypothesis: She knew how the hijackers had tried to enter the cockpit, and prevented them from doing so.
Premise: Hannah related the story of her childhood and the genesis of her relationship with Eva and Charlie, who oered insights as well.
Hypothesis: Hannah related the story of her occupation.
Premise: It was notified at 9:34 that American 77 was lost.
Hypothesis: Everyone believed American 77 to be the result of a hijacking.
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: A child being able to elaborate on a story is not an indicator that the child understands the story.
Premise: Muskrats, according to my encyclopedia, look like giant rats, are found in and around the mudbanks bordering marshes and quiet ponds, have partially webbed feet, and do a good deal of swimming.
Hypothesis: Muskrats look like rats.
Premise: (And everyone should now take a few minutes to ponder the meaning of it in the preceding sentence.)
Hypothesis: All should stop and think about the meaning of the sentence.
Premise: Let's also assume that the average demand each week has been growing at a rate of about 1 percent, so that the average demand for the next week should be 10 times as much.
Hypothesis: We cannot make assumptions when it comes to this model and it is dangerous.
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: These F-15s could be launched in less than 2 minutes.
Premise: From the start, infants are equipped with capacities that draw adults into social exchanges with them.
Hypothesis: This is how communication skills and social behavior are learned by infants.
Premise: Now point-of-sales information provides retailers with reliable information on market developments and hence gives them more leverage in dealing with direct suppliers and others further from ultimate consumers.
Hypothesis: Point of sales information refers to the financial information obtained through transactions.
Premise: members of the bar.
Hypothesis: Bar members are very professional.
Premise: But I never wanted to do that.
Hypothesis: I always knew that I would hate doing that.
Premise: If that is what M and S mean, why don't they just say so?
Hypothesis: They have always been open about the meaning of M and S.
Premise: As a result, the marginal costs for human sewing operators are lower than those of the complex robotic systems needed to guide sewing of limp fabric in most operations.
Hypothesis: Robotic systems have lower marginal costs than human sewing operators.
Premise: Shared activities were especially crucial for children of mothers who had increased their hours of employment during the preceding 3 years, often from part-time to full-time.
Hypothesis: Shared activities are bad for children whose mother start to work more.
Premise: I ask you to join me again this year in supporting the program that is doing so much to preserve and protect our natural heritage.
Hypothesis: This important program celebrates our Native American ancestors and their rich history.
Premise: Neurons seldom stimulated soon lose their connections as their fibers atrophy.
Hypothesis: Neurons that don't get stimulated are waiting to be used.
Premise: Resulting in reduced risk of teen pregnancy, suicide, truancy, substance abuse and so many other crises.
Hypothesis: Teen pregnancy, suicide, drug abuse, and more will increase as a result.
Premise: And you don't like that?
Hypothesis: So you prefer this over that?
Premise: The goal for Senior Challenge 1990 is to raise funds to purchase furnishings for the student lounges in the ET building and in the new building that will house Computer Technology and Engineering programs.
Hypothesis: Our goal for the Senior Challenge is to raise enough money to buy new equipment.
Premise: (Looks for a piece resembling the clown's shoes but tries the wrong one)
Hypothesis: (Tries the correct one, after looking for a piece resembling the clowns)
Premise: Islam is both a faith and a code of conduct for all aspects of life.
Hypothesis: Islam's followers follow its code of conduct exactly.
Premise: We were founded in 1989 by Ben and Luanne Russell who wanted to do something special for children here on Lake Martin.
Hypothesis: We were founded in 2077 by John and Jane Doe.
Premise: And when I was giving it to him, he said to me, There's going to be, a meeting now.
Hypothesis: He told me that 'there's going to be a meeting now.'
Premise: Consider the following frequently quoted remarks, taken from a brief lecture in which Vygotsky eloquently summed up his conviction that pretend play is a central force in children's 
Hypothesis: Vygotsky's lecture was insignificant and forgettable at best.
Premise: At 8:58, the flight took a heading toward New York City.
Hypothesis: At 8:58 in the morning, the flight headed toward New York City.
Premise: Just stay quiet.
Hypothesis: Just stay quiet.
Premise: Balancing these production alternatives clearly has implications for foreign competition and the current transformation of the U.S. apparel industry.
Hypothesis: Without that alternatives there would be competition between foreign industries and domestic industries.
Premise: The most common flag for acronyms is, as one would expect, initially .
Hypothesis: Acronym flags are decided by a panel of academics.
Premise: The point is to make sure that even very slight shade variations will not be apparent in the final assembly.
Hypothesis: No slight shade variations is the point, but is not completely necessary.
Premise: We value your contributions to our programs.
Hypothesis: Your support is very important to our programs.
Premise: He moved to the NMCC shortly before 10:30, in order to join Vice Chairman Myers.
Hypothesis: He moved to the NMCC well after 4 in the afternoon.
Premise: They don't even watch the news, but they're not reading the newspapers or new magazines or anything.
Hypothesis: They are interested in historical data.
Premise: --to its most notorious use (cited in American Speech in 1962),  The jokester, pretending to be a creature from outer space, pointed his cosmic ray gun (finger) at his friend's genitals and exclaimed, `Zap!
Hypothesis: The jokester's finger was actually a weapon.
Premise: Tell me when you feel it peeping out and then we'll run like hell.
Hypothesis: When you sense it looking at us, inform me and we'll get out of here.
Premise: Donations flowed through charities or other nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).
Hypothesis: Large charities received lots of donations flowing through.
Premise: This summer, more than 300 children ages 4 through 14 will attend the YWCA of Indianapolis' Everyone belongs Summer Day Camp.
Hypothesis: It is with great sadness that they had to make the difficult decision to close the camp.
Premise: Immediately thereafter it was reported that a plane had hit the Pentagon.
Hypothesis: Just beforehand, the Pentagon aircraft impact had been reported.
Premise: Those four planes, like all aircraft traveling above 10,000 feet, were required to emit a unique transponder signal while in flight.
Hypothesis: All aircraft traveling above 10,00 feet are required to emit a unique transponder signal while in flight.
Premise: We do not know exactly how the hijackers gained access to the cockpit; FAA rules required that the doors remain closed and locked during flight.
Hypothesis: The doors of the flight were required to remain locked and closed during the flight.
Premise: A UPS is a mechanical overhead transport system that moves a unit of clothing from one work station to the next.
Hypothesis: The system that moves units from one station to the next is called a UPS.
Premise: He leans over and talks to the other children.
Hypothesis: He walks away from the other children.
Premise: Um, it was hard for him at first, I think because, um, like all of a sudden I was like so into softball, so into sports and everything like that and I'm still like, I'm still like that.
Hypothesis: I never really got into any sports.
Premise: In most cases, the chain of command authorizing the use of force runs from the president to the secretary of defense and from the secretary to the combatant commander.
Hypothesis: The secretary to the combatant commander is always the first in the chain of command.
Premise: These changes were not noticed for several minutes, however, because the same New York Center controller was assigned to both American 11 and United 175.
Hypothesis: They should have had a different person assigned to each case.
Premise: There is that oft-quoted example, near the opening of Trial by Jury , where Defendant asks,  Is this the Court of the Exchequer? 
Hypothesis: The Defendant asks a question about the court.
Premise: I enjoy UNC-Charlotte.
Hypothesis: I quite like UNC-Charlotte.
Premise:  Bob and Sharon, parents of a 4-year- Our daughter, Lydia, could recite her ABCs and count from 1 to 20 by age 2 1/2.
Hypothesis: Lydia's ability to read her ABCs at 2 1/2 isn't unusual for her stage of development.
Premise: And here the deluge of printed matter abounds with such specimens that one would suppose them to be the rule rather than the exceptions.
Hypothesis: There is absolutely no printed matter in the world.
Premise: See Willard Espy's delicious An Almanac of Words at Play, pp. 21 and 203.
Hypothesis: Willard Espy wrote An Almanac of Words which can be found in 2 places of the book.
Premise: Are there particular stories either, either family stories that you might tell or stories about, um, you know things that have happened to people in the past?
Hypothesis: There are stories told about ancestors.
Premise: Well, believe me, she'll smash up in a village cupboard too, if she can't hide herself and settle down.
Hypothesis: Unless she hides and settles down, she'll end up breaking apart a village cupboard.
Premise: Or maybe stories that, you know, some people just make up stories to tell.
Hypothesis: Some people just make up stories to tell.
Premise: What parts of the story were boring?
Hypothesis: Which parts put you to sleep?
Premise: Teresa Morehead, a biology major, was serving on a hospital ship in Operation Desert Storm.
Hypothesis: Teresa Morehead was a college biology major
Premise: The results were overwhelmingly positive.
Hypothesis: The results were terrible.
Premise: If there is one operator for the short operation, then there will have to be several operators for the longer one just to keep the production line in balance.
Hypothesis: Short operations may have a single operator.
Premise: ).  Einsteinian relativity theory, with its absolute maximum speed limit (the speed of light), might have put an end to such speculation had it not also included the concept of curvature of space.
Hypothesis: The inclusion of the concept of curvature of space allows for FTL travel.
Premise: She would have a better chance of getting help and delivering a healthy baby if she lived in Sweden.
Hypothesis: Sweden has excellent medical care for mothers and babies.
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 focuses primarily on being non-directive, while encouraging the child to become proactive themselves.
Premise: Although this may not be a realistic assumption for many situations, it makes it easier to understand the fundamentals of demand forecasting here.
Hypothesis: This assumption is 100% accurate, don't you think?
Premise: '  It is not clear why Heinlein chose such an unpretty word for such a beautiful concept (maybe it is euphonious to the Martian auditory apparatus); it has, nevertheless, caught on.
Hypothesis: Heinlein used an unattractive word to describe an appealing concept.
Premise: From basketball, kickball, volleyball, archery, crafts, an egg toss, and even a walk through our creek, you will have plenty to do to get you good and hungry.
Hypothesis: Our state of the art archery range will be the most popular attraction so we suggest going there strategically!
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: The FAA was completely responsible for defense of US airspace.
Premise: Far from being  mindless and infantile,  slang in its wonderful vigor and versatility allows us to express how we really feel about persons, places, and things.
Hypothesis: Slang helps us express how we fell.
Premise: Those who became the Shia held that any leader of the Ummah must be a direct descendant of the Prophet; those who became the Sunni argued that lineal descent was not required if the candidate met other standards of faith and knowledge.
Hypothesis: Sunnis believe that any leader of the Ummah has to be directly descended from the Prophet, the Shias believe leaders don't have to be.
Premise: The year after her college graduation, Sarah married a devout classmate, entering into a culture in which family life was pivotal.
Hypothesis: Sarah married a friend while she was still in college.
Premise: Gifts of $100 or more will be matched thanks to a special 25th Anniversary $100,000 Challenge Grant and will be placed in the Growth For Girls Fund.
Hypothesis: It is expected that matched funding will be available for the next 10 years.
Premise: What kind of things are on your list?
Hypothesis: Are there lots of things on the catalog you made?
Premise: I chose disabled veterans because that's what I am.
Hypothesis: I picked veterans who were disabled since I am part of that group.
Premise: The only consequence of their selection was that their checked bags were held off the plane until it was confirmed that they had boarded the aircraft.
Hypothesis: Their checked bags were not allowed to be put on the plane until they confirmed the passengers were on the plane.
Premise: It is even harder to accurately cut the notches used by sewing operators to align cut parts.
Hypothesis: Cutting the notches sewing operators use accurately is really hard.
Premise: To work well, the emotional tone of scaolding must be warm, sympathetic, and responsive.
Hypothesis: Scolding tone must be warm and responsive for it to work properly.
Premise: In his introduction to Heavens to Betsy and Other Curious Sayings (Harper  and  Row, 1955), Charles Earle Funk said that the very title of his book  turned out eventually to be completely unsolvable. 
Hypothesis: Charles Earle Funk was reluctant to write the introduction for the book.
Premise: But it kind of killed an hour out of our trip as far as time, but we had a lot of fun at that uh, that funeral.
Hypothesis: The funeral was boring.
Premise: Gung-ho , which once had a positive connotation, is now used derisively among servicemen to describe `individuals or organizations in a state of active and zealous military enthusiasm,' and usually modifies other words such as  sonofabitch,  etc.
Hypothesis: Gung-ho is an expression frequently used by servicemen to describe individuals with no ambition.
Premise: Do you um, what kinds of things do you read now other than some authors that you like mentioned.
Hypothesis: What else do you read nowadays?