xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: At the time he was writing, Michener noted that dictionaries had not caught up with the current meaning.
Hypothesis: Michener needed to use a dictionary to complete what he was writing.
Premise: NORAD confirmed that American 11 was airborne and heading toward Washington, relaying the erroneous FAA information already mentioned.
Hypothesis: NORAD knew the plane was in the air as well as where it was going.
Premise: As we will see, a helpful parent or teacher interacts dierently when assisting the child with tasks having clear learning goals, such as working a puzzle or mastering a homework assignment; when engaging the child in an open-ended conversation; and when enlisting the child in duties and routines of everyday living.
Hypothesis: As we shall note, helpful parents do not interfere with children doing tasks.
Premise: Your contribution last year of helped us get where we are today.
Hypothesis: Your donations have been put completely and directly to use in support of the organization.
Premise: I've got to go.
Hypothesis: I can hang out.
Premise: Only then did the already scrambled airplanes start moving directly toward Washington, D.C.
Hypothesis: The scrambled airplanes moved towards DC when they heard that the plane was near the White House.
Premise: Among sympathetic peers in Afghanistan were a few of the warlords still fighting for power and Abu Zubaydah, who helped operate a popular terrorist training camp near the border with Pakistan.
Hypothesis: Abu Zubaydah was a terrorist from the Middle East.
Premise: American 77 began deviating from its flight plan at 8:54, with a slight turn toward the south.
Hypothesis: American 77 never left its flight plan.
Premise: Or do you feel you're ready for the change?
Hypothesis: You are very sheltered and accustomed to where you are, you won't ever be ready for anything else.
Premise: Please join us as we prepare for and enter into the 21st century.
Hypothesis: This century will present new challenges for us that we are prepared to face.
Premise: Although the interview suffers from a number of faults'for instance, it is not penetrating or thorough enough, probably because Aman is a better scholar, writer, and editor than interviewer, and it contains gratuitous information about the interviewer who cannot resist blowing his own horn'it is at least an attempt at documenting that has not, to my knowledge, been done before in the field of linguistics.
Hypothesis: The interview does not suffer at all from the presence of a unpracticed questioner.
Premise: He had joined al Qaeda and taken the oath of fealty to Bin Ladin, serving as one of his business agents.
Hypothesis: He had never joined al Qaeda, and was diametrically opposed to Bin Ladin.
Premise: This would logically appear to be a technical psychological coinage useful for referring to a personality or condition that is excessively rigid or stubborn.
Hypothesis: It was the word used to refer a stubborn or rigid personality.
Premise: That's why I stand out in my family.
Hypothesis: I try to be unique compared to those I am related to.
Premise: That was the favorite part of the story!
Hypothesis: The best part of the story involved a little man.
Premise: The two CEs are telescoped.
Hypothesis: The two CEs are elongated.
Premise: Bin Ladin apparently honored this pledge, at least for a time, although he continued to aid a group of Islamist extremists operating in part of Iraq (Kurdistan) outside of Baghdad's control.
Hypothesis: Bin Laden aided extremists in Iraq.
Premise: The editors disclaim objectivity.
Hypothesis: The editors claim to be impartial.
Premise: Is a Canadian Mountie always a man? 
Hypothesis: Canadian Mounties are only exclusively men that aren't Canadian.
Premise: Turned out after all the treatments were done, I was the only survivor in the particular wing of the hospital.
Hypothesis: Well, I found out that I was the only person who lived from the hospital wing I was in.
Premise: Uh, strange little memories like that about my grandmother's house.
Hypothesis: I have strange memories like that at my grandmother's house.
Premise: That did a number on the inside of his leg.
Hypothesis: His leg turned out to be unaffected, thankfully.
Premise: Given similarities to American 11 in hijacker seating and in eyewitness reports of tactics and weapons, as well as the contact between the presumed team leaders, Atta and Shehhi, we believe the tactics were similar on both flights.
Hypothesis: The team leaders, Atta and Shehhi, are both male.
Premise: After a fixed period of time (e.g., every week), the retailer checks the inventory level.
Hypothesis: The period of time in which a retailer checks inventory level is entirely up to the retailer.
Premise: The reports describe friendly contacts and indicate some common themes in both sides' hatred of the United States.
Hypothesis: The United States has battle the two groups for over a decade.
Premise: The NMCC learned about United 93 from the White House.
Hypothesis: The NMCC learned about United 93 from the White House when they released a press statement.
Premise: Miyares isn't satisfied with the figures.
Hypothesis: Miyares is ambitious about the figures, as he wanted more
Premise: Most viewed today's youngsters as too out-of-control and undirected.
Hypothesis: Today's generation are the most well-behaved kids in history.
Premise: Yet the vast majority of design in the apparel industry has little to do with the way clothing is created in the high-fashion world.
Hypothesis: The high-fashion world is pretty much what the apparel industry is all about.
Premise: hogget  Nothing to do with pigs.
Hypothesis: It does not pertain about pigs
Premise: In early Christianity likewise, women found not merely a role, but an instrument of resistance to male domination; in choosing to be a bride of Christ they inevitably cocked a snook at lesser male fry.
Hypothesis: These women were smart to take away what men wanted, and men were very cruel.
Premise: When he came back, he said, Yes, so, he said, I'm going to leave here, he said, from your house for Chapeltique at four in the morning with the livestock.
Hypothesis: I'm not leaving.
Premise: In response to researchers' queries, they frequently say that babies should be trained to be self-reliant from the first few months.
Hypothesis: Researchers say that children should be taught to be more independent from a young age.
Premise: Webster's Third New International Dictionary lists about 500 Yiddish words that have become part of our everyday conversations, 
Hypothesis: Webster's Second New International Dictionary had far fewer Yiddish words, and the Third Edition increased this number dramatically.
Premise: ..um, most impact on me?
Hypothesis: The thing that didn't move me at all?
Premise: I have no quarrel with Renfrew's theory'notwithstanding the generally received wisdom that has placed the homeland north of the Black Sea region and the Volga steppes.
Hypothesis: I don't have a problem with Renfrew's theory.
Premise: In Piedras de Sal, that was, like a, pretty, level, place where, they gathered.
Hypothesis: They gathered near the library entrance.
Premise: Computer layout systems also improve the quality of the finished apparel by preventing marker-makers from tilting the pieces by more than a predetermined amount, typically three or four degrees.
Hypothesis: The computer system will make the quality of the finished garment higher.
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: Mr. Anson's interpretation is refreshingly new and incisive.
Premise: But the cost required to install such a system is steep, running to $4,000 or more per workstation.
Hypothesis: Workstations never cost more than $20 to install.
Premise: I've got to go.
Hypothesis: I must be leaving.
Premise: Early introduction to this topic in a student's career helps produce an informed and caring practitioner who has a strong sense of community service and the needs of underserved populations.
Hypothesis: Early introduction to this topic helps students develop a strong sense of community.
Premise: Um, beyond my grandparents I hadn't seen any of them, I guess, but they began to take on a personality and something I could kind of see in my imagination.
Hypothesis: The fact that I never met my extended family didn't stop me from imagining how they'd be.
Premise: Our goal for the remainder of this year is to raise $100,000.
Hypothesis: We have already surpassed our goal for this year.
Premise: The next chapter analyzes the building blocks of lean retailing, drawing on the retailers described above as well as others.
Hypothesis: The last chapter is about the building blocks of lean retailing.
Premise: I mean you have smoked potatoes and smoked roast beef, smoked sandwiches, smoked syrup, everything tasted like smoke.
Hypothesis: The smoke did not effect the food.
Premise:  Copy that, sir.
Hypothesis: I understand what you want.
Premise: There were also rootless but experienced operatives, such as Ramzi Yousef and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who-though not necessarily formal members of someone else's organization-were traveling around the world and joining in projects that were supported by or linked to Bin Ladin, the Blind Sheikh, or their associates.
Hypothesis: Ramzi Yousef was a member of Bin Ladin's organization.
Premise: This gift will help maintain our educational programs and labs so students will have the best training available.
Hypothesis: We use your contributions to update equipment for the labs.
Premise: It was kind of scary looking and I thought, Ooh!
Hypothesis: I thought it looked like a zombie.
Premise: The falling costs of conducting business between retailers and their suppliers may also explain why there has been relatively little vertical concentration across industries in the channel'no textile firms have gone into the manufacture of apparel or retail and few apparel firms have set up their own retail outlets.
Hypothesis: The reason there has been very little vertical concentration across industries could be due to the falling costs of conducting business between retailers and their suppliers.
Premise: I would think that the words grand and stretch would be known to more people than two of the words the author gives as being familiar ( chippy and hootch ).
Hypothesis: The words "hootch" and "chipper" are common and widely known.
Premise: In December, bombs exploded at two hotels in Aden where U.S. troops routinely stopped en route to Somalia, killing two, but no Americans.
Hypothesis: The bombing resulted in tighter security procedures for military abroad.
Premise: That's really impressive.
Hypothesis: That's absolutely horrible.
Premise: Now, I don't know if it was because it was the accent, or if there's more than one, but I'm gonna, I'm gonna reconfirm that for you, and I'll get back to you real quick.
Hypothesis: I don't need to get to you back, everything is as clear as possible.
Premise: Two planes had struck the World Trade Center, and Boston Center had heard from FAA headquarters in Washington that American 11 was still airborne.
Hypothesis: Boston Center was in communication with FAA headquarters.
Premise: \\How old were you?
Hypothesis: What height are you?
Premise: These are minor quibbles.
Hypothesis: Disagreements between friends don't last.
Premise:  When did he land?
Hypothesis: When did he land the plane?
Premise: Dinnertime recaps of daily events also permit today's children, isolated from the adult world of real work, to gain access to their parents' daily lives.
Hypothesis: Children can learn more about their parents' lives during dinnertime.
Premise: Every year, thousands of people come to Goodwill.
Hypothesis: Every year, millions of people come to Goodwill.
Premise: ( Gender  is preferred to  sex  in designating the cultural construct rather than the purely biological.
Hypothesis: Gender is used to indicate the cultural construct side of it.
Premise: Force protection became a significant claim on the time and resources of the Department of Defense.
Hypothesis: Force protection took a lot of resources from the Department of Defense, making their budget go up 50%.
Premise: McCoy invites the support of The __ Company Foundation in the amount of $10,000.00 to support such activities.
Hypothesis: McCoy extends an invitation to support the foundation for $10,000.
Premise: Kuwaiti security services warned Washington that Iraqi agents were planning to assassinate the former president.
Hypothesis: Kuwaiti security told the government that Iraq was going to assassinate the former President when he vistited for humanitarian reasons.
Premise: Because weekly demand variability is a key determinant of the finished inventory a manufacturer must hold, each firm should conduct an assessment of the demand variability of each item in the product line.
Hypothesis: All firms can skip any product line assessment of their items.
Premise: We are not taught to speak Latin (a  dead  language), and the Japanese are not taught to speak English.
Hypothesis: We speak more than one language fluently.
Premise: Certainly, in the case of the Crown , as ample evidence will show, reference is so made specifically to avoid mentioning a particular regent and not as a figure of speech employed for rhetorical effect.
Hypothesis: To avoid mentioning a particular regent, reference is made specifically.
Premise: That, I thought, was really absurd.
Hypothesis: It wasn't absurd at all.
Premise: Then Grandpop, he'd calm down, Tootles, you see this part here.
Hypothesis: Grandpa will not settle down at all.
Premise: The aircraft was piloted by Captain Jason Dahl and First Officer Leroy Homer, and there were five flight attendants.
Hypothesis: The flew with no flight attendants that day.
Premise: I would think that the words grand and stretch would be known to more people than two of the words the author gives as being familiar ( chippy and hootch ).
Hypothesis: I think the words "grand" and "stretch" would be more widely familiar than the words "chippy" and "hootch".
Premise: They had awesome cars and they strutted around with their awesome clothes and the other people who didn't really didn't hang out with our group of friends.
Hypothesis: I disliked their cars and clothes, but hung with their friends.
Premise: As your class representatives for the 1999- 2000 Annual Fund Drive, we are certain that we can significantly improve upon last years' results.
Hypothesis: We believe that we can do better than last year's results.
Premise: Woolf here suggests two lines of thought currently pursued by feminist linguists; feminists both seek to describe women's language and to explore the cluster of related conditions summarized under the rubric  silence. 
Hypothesis: Woolf criticized women's language for being hypocritical.
Premise: Grace is sometimes defined as undeserved favor.
Hypothesis: Undeserved favor can be referred to as grace.
Premise: We are requesting your continued support to meet the needs of our growing membership.
Hypothesis: Your monetary donation helps our cause.
Premise: A handful might have led colorful existences, some are objects of interest because they died early, committed suicide, were related to (other) famous people, and so forth; but such information seldom reveals as much about their output as do the creations themselves, and in certain cases one is probably better off not knowing quite so much.
Hypothesis: One will probably never know much about their outputs because the information was not recorded.
Premise: This led some NORAD commanders to worry that NORAD was not postured adequately to protect the United States.
Hypothesis: Seven NORAD commanders were dissatisfied with NORAD's posture.
Premise: Ensure the future of tomorrow's leaders.
Hypothesis: You cannot ensure the future of tomorrow's leaders with some paltry donation.
Premise: Archaeology is a popular pursuit, and its manifest results not only receive considerable publicity but can be seen in museums.
Hypothesis: All of the manifest results of archaeology can be seen in museums.
Premise: The flight never turned off its transponder.
Hypothesis: The flight immediately turned off it's transponder.
Premise: I should have remembered back as a freshmen, I read An American Tragedy.
Hypothesis: An American Tragedy was the only book I read when I was a freshman.
Premise: I can't remember reading anything, foreign authors.
Hypothesis: I recall that I am a doctor.
Premise: But to date we have seen no evidence that these or the earlier contacts ever developed into a collaborative operational relationship.
Hypothesis: We have found no evidence that the contacts ever directly participated in the attacks.
Premise: But he realizes it's not like that.
Hypothesis: The man understands that it's different than that.
Premise: I have also enclosed a reply envelope for your convenience.
Hypothesis: I have included a postage free envelope, for your convenience.
Premise: Yeah he did, didn't he?
Hypothesis: He did do the voices, didn't he?
Premise: Is that the big van?
Hypothesis: Is that van really big?
Premise: It, in turn, was informed by the Secret Service's contacts with the FAA.
Hypothesis: The FAA was informed by the Secret Service.
Premise: the Second Edition, published after the M and S Handbook and, presumably, in the  next round  they refer to, defines the word as  a young person.
Hypothesis: In the next round they refer to, defines the word as an old person
Premise: For example, Usama Asmurai, also known as Wali Khan, worked with Bin Ladin in the early 1980s and helped him in the Philippines and in Tajikistan.
Hypothesis: In the 1980s Usama Asmuri AKA Wali Khan, worked with Bin Laden in the Philippines and Tajikistan.
Premise: Despite the discussions about military assistance, no one from FAA headquarters requested military assistance regarding United 93.
Hypothesis: The discussions about military assistance were not successful because they were not plentiful enough.
Premise: . . . These guys are smart.
Hypothesis: These guys are stupid.
Premise: Women's clothing is characterized by great diversity in styles and short production runs.
Hypothesis: Women's clothing is characterized by diversity in style and production runs which end quickly.
Premise: Although early forays into electronic data management relied on mainframe computers, between 1988 and 1991 the company installed 45,000 cash registers equipped with microprocessors and storage capabilities.
Hypothesis: Early electronic data was managed on mainframe computers.
Premise: I'm kind of going to do what I'm going to do.
Hypothesis: I'm going to do what I want.
Premise: Who has benefited from our partnership?
Hypothesis: Our partnership does not exist.
Premise:   Do you want this? 
Hypothesis: This here, would you like it?
Premise: At least ten passengers and two crew members shared vital information with family, friends, colleagues, or others on the ground.
Hypothesis: Most of the passengers did not share information with people on the ground.
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 loud children.
Premise: Did a number on your toe didn't it?
Hypothesis: That did a considerable amount of damage to your toe, did it not?
Premise: On behalf of all IUSD students, I would like to personally thank you for your past support of dental education.
Hypothesis: The students of IUSD are ungrateful.
Premise: 80 percent of participants will have established short and long-term goals for self sufficiency in adulthood as measured by staff checklists.
Hypothesis: The staff checklists measured only short term health goals.
Premise: it is imperative that we reach the Board of Directors' goal of 100 percent participation.
Hypothesis: Reaching the Board of Directors' goal of 100 percent participation is not important.
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: He's been spoiled by the easy access to pre-caught fish.
Premise: Practically all the manufacturers were first-generation Jewish immigrants.
Hypothesis: First-generation Jewish immigrants were one of the groups responsible for manufacturing.
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 is extreme.
Premise: Bin Ladin and al Qaeda have given answers to both these questions.
Hypothesis: Neither Bin Ladin nor al Qaeda have responded to either of these questions.
Premise: Maintaining Miyares' schedule would be a busy job for nearly anyone.
Hypothesis: Anyone would have trouble keeping up with Miyare's schedule.
Premise: But their financial performance, as measured by inventory levels or profitability, may differ substantially.
Hypothesis: Performance, financially, tend not to be measured.
Premise: FAA guidance to controllers on hijack procedures assumed that the aircraft pilot would notify the controller via radio or bysquawkinga transponder code of 7500-the universal code for a hijack in progress.
Hypothesis: The FAA told controllers how to handle hijacking.
Premise: A Communist government in Afghanistan gained power in 1978 but was unable to establish enduring control.
Hypothesis: Afghanistan was always run by al quaeda and was never communist.
Premise: The Manufacturer's Dilemma in a Lean World
Hypothesis: The world is fat.
Premise: Once Sydney starts to take over strategies generated during joint problem solving, her father pulls back, reducing the assistance provided.
Hypothesis: Sydney's confidence improved as she started to take over.
Premise: This pattern of expansion through building alliances extended to the United States.
Hypothesis: The pattern of expansion occurred by destroying alliances.
Premise: At about the time when the Taliban were making their final drive toward Jalalabad and Kabul, Bin Ladin issued his August 1996 fatwa, saying that We . . . have been prevented from addressing the Muslims, but expressing relief that by the grace of Allah, a safe base here is now available in the high Hindu Kush mountains in Khurasan.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin issued a fatwa in August 1996.
Premise: By the late 1970s, Gerber Garment Technology was supplying the automotive and apparel industries with its GERBERcutter, allowing firms to cut cloth and nonwoven material more effectively.
Hypothesis: Nonwoven materials other than cloth are not compatible with the GERBERcutter.
Premise: Have you ever helped your dad?
Hypothesis: Have you helped your mom before?
Premise: An award of $500.00 is given yearly to a graduate student in each class who excels in scholarship.
Hypothesis: Every year a graduate student gets $500.00 if they excel in school.
Premise: And remember, gifts made before December 31, 1992, will still provide you with maximum tax deduction benefits.
Hypothesis: Donating will not give you any tax benefit.
Premise: A fellow who  skinned his flint  was looked upon as being a parsimonious, penny-pinching, stingy cheapskate'a veritable skinflint.
Hypothesis: Those people who skinned their flints were looked upon as generous.
Premise: Social and Economic Malaise In the 1970s and early 1980s, an unprecedented flood of wealth led the then largely unmodernized oil states to attempt to shortcut decades of development.
Hypothesis: The then mostly unmodernized oil states tried to shortcut many years of development.
Premise: Around this time Sweeney told Woodward that the hijackers were Middle Easterners, naming three of their seat numbers.
Hypothesis: Sweeney gave five of the seat numbers to Woodward.
Premise: We would be delighted to welcome you as a new member of the CENTURY CLUB.
Hypothesis: The Century Club does not just accept anyone.
Premise: When I reminded him of the bird and pachyderm houses, he remembered a lot  the fiamingos, parrots, swans, elephants, hippos, and rhinos.
Hypothesis: Talking with him, I reminded him of all the different type of animals.