xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: This educational experience brings to light what an integral role the dental component plays in an individual's overall health.
Hypothesis: The educational program shows the lack of important dental components play with regard to overall health.
Premise:  How does the story end? 
Hypothesis: How does the story resolve?
Premise: After NEADS learned of the hijacking at 10:07, NORAD would have had from 6 to 16 minutes to locate the flight, receive authorization to shoot it down, and communicate the order to the pilots, who (in the same span) would have had to authenticate the order, intercept the flight, and execute the order.
Hypothesis: NEADS learned of the hijacking at 10:07.
Premise: Indeed, Bodenheim appends to his book a short glossary of Harlem words used in the course of the novel.
Hypothesis: A glossary of slang in a book is really useful.
Premise: He would pick chewing gum up off the floor and chew it disgusting things he was a deviant little sucker.
Hypothesis: He was disgusting the way he chewed up gum he found on the ground.
Premise: Then they got the whole schedule thing for the next year with the tuition bill on it and everything like that and my mom was reading it and it said, Major THEA, and she was like, What is this?
Hypothesis: My mom had a suspicion I had changed majors.
Premise: Your contribution helped make it possible for us to provide our students a quality education.
Hypothesis: Your support helped us provide a quality education for our students.
Premise: My theory is that the  r got put in there simply because muskrat is a more common word than muscat . It is the same reason most of us
Hypothesis: I think the r is there just because people aren't smart.
Premise: Mihdhar and Moqed placed their carry-on bags on the belt of the X-ray machine and proceeded through the first metal detector.
Hypothesis: The men were going through security at the airport.
Premise: But I also know that you like fantasy as well?
Hypothesis: You've never liked fantasy, have you?
Premise: lowing Has no reference to height or the lack of it, but is the sound commonly made by Oliver Goldsmith's herd.
Hypothesis: It refers to a word that Oliver Goldsmith made up out of random letters.
Premise: Yiddish is especially versatile in describing those poor souls who inhabit the world of the ineffectual, and each is assigned a distinct place in the gallery of pathetic  schmo, schmendrik, schnook, schmegegge, schlep, schlub, schmuck, putz, klutz, kvetch , and nudnik .  Yiddish easily coins new names for new  a nudnik is a `pest'; a phudnik is a `nudnik with a Ph.D.'  The rich nuances that suffuse this roll call are seen in the timeless distinction between a schlemiel `clumsy jerk' and a schlimazel `habitual loser': the schlemiel inevitably trips and spills his hot soup'all over the schlimazel.
Hypothesis: Speakers of Yiddish are often focused on the personality trait of competence.
Premise: Evidence accumulated later, including the 1988 bombing of Pan Am 103, clearly showed that the operation did not curb Qadhafi's interest in terrorism.
Hypothesis: They got more evidence that showed Qadhafi was still interested in terrorism directed towards the United States.
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 took a Theater class and decided that was what I wanted to continue doing.
Premise: Today, sound theories and educational strategies exist that are neither adult- nor child-centered but, instead, portray both as participating actively, jointly, and inseparably in the process of development.
Hypothesis: Educational theories which portray both adults and children as participating actively are the most effective.
Premise: He says, Yes, because you have less children, and can have more, time, or more, ability to get around to the people so they, will help out.
Hypothesis: He said you have more time, because you have less children and more opportunity to get around to the people, so they will help you out.
Premise: In narrative, we express the  folk psychology  of our culture'our deeply ingrained assumptions about human desires, emotions, and beliefs, and our judgments of certain ones as more acceptable than others.
Hypothesis: Human desires carry much more negative consequences in one culture to another.
Premise: This is an interesting, useful reference book containing information about the better-known writers of America.
Hypothesis: America is home to some of the world's most renowned authors.
Premise: We have seen such equipment working in a production setting in a knit goods manufacturer's facilities; however, we believe that its immediate potential use is limited for several reasons.
Hypothesis: There are many reasons why the equipment might have limited potential.
Premise: American 77 began deviating from its flight plan at 8:54, with a slight turn toward the south.
Hypothesis: American 77 left the flight plan at 8:54 but no one noticed for ten minutes.
Premise: The early twentieth-century success of Wanamaker's and other department stores illustrates that the keys to effective retailing are providing customers with a variety of desirable products, procuring those products at a low enough cost to make a profit, marketing them well, and charging prices that reflect customers' willingness to pay.
Hypothesis: Providing customer with products they desire was an early key to success for Wanamaker's.
Premise: So, back to my  In which Chinese language is America `me gook ?
Hypothesis: In what Chinese language is the word for America "me gook?"
Premise: Hope you will be present.
Hypothesis: We will be waiting for you.
Premise: Specifically, we matched data from the HCTAR survey to corresponding establishment-level data from the Department of Commerce's Longitudinal Research Database (LRD).
Hypothesis: Data from the HCTAR survey corresponds exactly with the Department of Commerce's Longitudinal Research Database (LRD).
Premise: Yet our research indicates that apparel leaders are building these new skills.
Hypothesis: We have found that apparel leaders are in fact developing the skills in question.
Premise: A more specific class, e.g., male bird , makes solution easier, whereas a more general class, e.g., animal , would complicate the puzzler's task.
Hypothesis: Less specific words made the task easier for the puzzler.
Premise: However, for the low volume 43-regular, the maximum weekly demand is about four times the average.
Hypothesis: The 43 regular has a demand that is way below average.
Premise: The only fund raising event in the world where you can bring your entire family, other employees, or maybe even your neighbors.
Hypothesis: This is the only fund raising event that exists where you can bring anyone you want.
Premise: He believed American 77 had experienced serious electrical or mechanical failure, or both, and was gone.
Hypothesis: He thought American 77 was just fine.
Premise: The high cost and lack of production-floor flexibility after the mechanical conveyers are installed have limited the number of factories adopting these systems.
Hypothesis: Though the adoption of mechanical conveyer systems by factories has been limited, they have still had a significant impact on the industry.
Premise: Yes, I believe I have.
Hypothesis: No, I have never done that.
Premise: Jeans-makers have tried to satisfy the majority by making many different styles and sizes, but for some customers there still are not enough choices.
Hypothesis: Some customers are not satisfied with the variety of jeans available.
Premise: Faculty and Student Awards Annual presentations of Chancellor's awards encourage outstanding work among faculty, staff, and students.
Hypothesis: The Chancellor's awards are a prestigious recognition for faculty, staff and students.
Premise: Consequently, the MHA Alumni Association has become the strongest alumni group in the SPEA family.
Hypothesis: SEPA doesn't have an alumni group that could be considered the strongest.
Premise: Apart from these words and lake , words and phrases directly associated with thoughts of water and reinforcing the sense of obsession include pool, springs, drainage hole, clay hole, flood, channel, water-courses, water-hole, rock-hole, drink, drinkable, running water, stream , and native well .
Hypothesis: A large portion of the journal was focused on the study of water.
Premise: From Oh What a Paradise it Seems , by John 
Hypothesis: John wrote about what a hell it was.
Premise: After U.S. troops deployed to Somalia in late 1992, al Qaeda leaders formulated a fatwa demanding their eviction.
Hypothesis: Al Qaeda demanded the U.S. troops leave Somalia in 1992.
Premise: Looking at these figures, or at the books themselves, one would assume that the two dictionaries are of roughly the same size.
Hypothesis: The figures show that the sizes of these two dictionaries isn't similar at all.
Premise: At 10:02 that morning, an assistant to the mission crew commander at NORAD's Northeast Air Defense Sector in Rome, New York, was working with his colleagues on the floor of the command center.
Hypothesis: The commander was unavailable thus the assistant worked with the command center.
Premise: Apparel Assembly and the Demands of Rapid Replenishment
Hypothesis: Apparel assembly and the requests of rapid replenishment.
Premise: Keeping it in mind can help parents and teachers interact with children in ways that lead their development forward.
Hypothesis: The parents have the best chance to influence children in beneficial ways.
Premise: Children's imaginative play, Vygotsky pointed out, contains an interesting paradox.
Hypothesis: Children's imaginative play is a paradox.
Premise: Bin Ladin and Azzam agreed that the organization successfully created for Afghanistan should not be allowed to dissolve.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin and Azzam dissolved the organization.
Premise: And, and you took up the trade too.
Hypothesis: Why didn't you take up the trade?
Premise: Definitely study!
Hypothesis: You studying helps motivate me to study.
Premise: It is something like the zone of current sports lingo in which a tennis player, say, enters a trance-like state, putting him on a roll where he can't miss a shot.
Hypothesis: Tennis players often go on one hot streak per game.
Premise: Indeed, many eminent child development researchers have countered Harris's thesis.
Hypothesis: Many child development experts disagree with Harris.
Premise: Please consider making a gift by returning the enclosed contribution card.
Hypothesis: Please think about offering a donation.
Premise: In the instance of a memorial gift, the card is sent to the family of the deceased.
Hypothesis: The gift card is sent to the person who died's family to pay for the funeral.
Premise: Please use the enclosed envelope so we can help you.
Hypothesis: We can only help those who use the enclosed envelope.
Premise: See Willard Espy's delicious An Almanac of Words at Play, pp. 21 and 203.
Hypothesis: An Almanac of Words at Play was written by a woman.
Premise: NORAD and the FAA were unprepared for the type of attacks launched against the United States on September 11, 2001.
Hypothesis: The government had no idea about 9/11 style attacks.
Premise: Our goal for the remainder of this year is to raise $100.00 to meet the 2000 operating budget.
Hypothesis: For the rest of the year we plan on raising $100.
Premise: No problem!
Hypothesis: No way!
Premise: Typically, these programs result in the frequent delivery of small quantities of items to the retailer'it would not be uncommon for a blue jeans manufacturer to ship a carton of one dozen blue jeans of mixed styles and sizes to a particular store.
Hypothesis: Retailers wouldn't be able to make these programs work without the frequent deliveries.
Premise:  Right now no, but- Floor  Okay?
Hypothesis: Right now is fine.
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: Gerber Garment Technology has improved the efficiency of cutting cloth.
Premise: Don't try to make any stupid moves.
Hypothesis: Smart moves would help in this situation.
Premise: At one point, she gets so carried away with her thesis that she suggests that females were responsible not only for all of human evolutionary biology but for the very notion of counting (in order to keep track of menstruation) and, probably by the same token, astronomy.
Hypothesis: She writes that females had nothing to do with evolutionary biology.
Premise: The principal architects of this approach, Sidney Hillman, founding president of the Amalgamated, and David Dubinsky, long-time president of the ILGWU, were cutters and came out of this craft-group.
Hypothesis: David Dubinsky has never taken interest in craft.
Premise: The Vice President entered the underground tunnel leading to the shelter at 9:37.
Hypothesis: The underground tunnel led to the shelter.
Premise: Um, if I was able to get educational opportunities in school, I would transfer, but I'm happy with school here, with my sorority, with the city, with, I mean I'm happy with the way things are right now, so probably when I graduate.
Hypothesis: I am about to transfer to a new school.
Premise:  It happens to be the third most famous diamond in the whole world, she boasted."
Hypothesis: The diamond's shine and size and history make it famous.
Premise: Does it shoot things?
Hypothesis: Does it make a loud noise when it's shot?
Premise: So you're just going to work a lot harder?
Hypothesis: So you're going to study more, go to office hours, ask questions, stay home more to do your homework?
Premise: I once asked Ory about it and he said, `It's m-u-s-c-a-t'.
Hypothesis: When asked, Ory was not sure about the spelling of the word.
Premise: This is administered through the Indiana University Foundation.
Hypothesis: This is administered by The Indiana University Foundation as well as the Foundation For a More Perfect Life.
Premise: In the past, you have been generous in your support of programs in the School of Liberal Arts.
Hypothesis: You have not supported programs in the past.
Premise: The Center is assessing the ways in which youth programs in central Indiana introduce and explore diverse cultural experiences.
Hypothesis: The center is finding ways youth programs can explore different cultures by eating their foods and appreciating their music.
Premise: fin slang for `five-dollar bill,' from finf, the Yiddish word for `five.
Hypothesis: The fin slang for 'five-dollar bill' is 'umph.'
Premise: Just because they don't have as much money as you, or they don't do the same things as you do, doesn't mean they're not a good person inside.
Hypothesis: Us and them aren't that much different inside.
Premise: We're there early in the morning to beat the heat.
Hypothesis: We'll be there early when it isn't too hot yet.
Premise: // Smoking the whole way.
Hypothesis: She was smoking the entire time.
Premise: '  When the Boers first saw a strange animal in South Africa, they called it aardvark , a Dutch word for `earth pig.
Hypothesis: The Boers named the eath pig aardvark
Premise: This led to the association of rapid acceleration with  gunning,  and to give it the gun was soon extended to automobiles, speedboats, and objects and matters nonmechanical.
Hypothesis: Rapid acceleration was typical of artillery at the time.
Premise: If we say  the Chinese language  we refer, of course, to the written language.
Hypothesis: In actuality though, these two facets of the language are not too different.
Premise: (Steve Sullivan, Heartland Golf Cars and Equipment) We are long-time supporters of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful.
Hypothesis: Heartland Golf Cars and Equipment are long-time Keep Indianapolis Beautiful supporters.
Premise: Through writers like Qutb, and the presence of Egyptian Islamist teachers in the Saudi educational system, Islamists already had a strong intellectual influence on Bin Ladin and his al Qaeda colleagues.
Hypothesis: Islamists had no influence at all on Bin Laden.
Premise: The elaborative style is considerably better at fostering preschoolers' narrative skill, since 2- and 3-year-olds who experience it produce more coherent and detailed personal stories when followed up 1 to 2 years later.
Hypothesis: Elaborative styles make it impossible for preschoolers to develop narrative skills.
Premise: Mihdhar and Moqed placed their carry-on bags on the belt of the X-ray machine and proceeded through the first metal detector.
Hypothesis: The two men were not worried about anything showing on the metal detector.
Premise: Bin Ladin and al Qaeda have given answers to both these questions.
Hypothesis: Osama and al Qaeda have given the same answer to both of these questions.
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 about politics and politicians that is still pretty much true today.
Premise: Several passengers had terminated phone calls with loved ones in order to join the revolt.
Hypothesis: All calls remained alive during the passengers revolt.
Premise: It's obvious from the beautiful carvings of teeth on the surface that we had a good instruction in dental anatomy.
Hypothesis: Everyone admired the beautiful carvings of teeth on the surface.
Premise: To the same question, American and Israeli urban children typically respond,  I would want to see whose picture was the best,  or  I might be wondering whether she got more right than I did. 
Hypothesis: American and Israeli urban children would often respond.
Premise: These are really old-time clues in new apparel; once wise to the system and having enough vocabulary entries in one's head (or a thesaurus handy on the shelf), it is not too difficult to decode them and arrive at the answer.
Hypothesis: Some vocabulary is more difficult than others.
Premise: I enclose a copy of the Indiana tax form you will need to file with your return plus an envelope to use for sending your contribution to the IU Foundation.
Hypothesis: I have included a printed copy of the Indiana tax form.
Premise: For any particular reason or you just like the area?
Hypothesis: You probably hate this city, don't you.
Premise: In the good old days, we were taught that the pyramids were built by tens of thousands of slaves.
Hypothesis: We were taught that slaves built the pyramids.
Premise: They did this on 9/11 when the transponder signals for three of the aircraft disappeared.
Hypothesis: Staff did this to try to locate the planes when the transponder signals for three of the aircraft disappeared.
Premise: The A. Rebekah Fisk Memorial Scholarship enables the dental hygiene program to provide financial assistance to students so that they can concentrate on their education while in school.
Hypothesis: The A. Rebekah Fisk Memorial Scholarship cannot be applied to by dental hygiene students.
Premise: One of the al Qaeda representatives explained his  it's easy to kill more people with uranium.
Hypothesis: al Quaeda had no interest in uranium.
Premise: BMW will also need to combine information technologies, planning and forecasting methods, and production techniques to implement such strategies.
Hypothesis: There is no way BMW can improve production techniques.
Premise: Crossword puzzles soon become very popular in America, and perhaps even more so in Britain.
Hypothesis: Crossword puzzles did not catch on in Britain at all
Premise:  Noah and Suzanne, parents of a 2-year- When our parents were raising us, they seemed confident of their power and infiuence.
Hypothesis: Noah and Suzanne appeared to have confidence in their power and influence.
Premise: As one who generously supports the law school, you understand the importance of alumni contributions in providing an excellent legal education for our students.
Hypothesis: You know the need for alumni contributions to the law school.
Premise: Has always evoked for me images of muscles or funereal trimmings or infected tissue, instead of twilight or evening.
Hypothesis: The images of muscle were fascinating in the evening
Premise: That is a physical and social measure of the guild's success.
Hypothesis: This is not the first time the guild's success has been measured so.
Premise: But then like, I know people like that and they're people just like anybody else is.
Hypothesis: I know people such as them and they are people just like anyone else.
Premise: She does packages like First Aid stuff.
Hypothesis: She puts First Aid ingredients in boxes then ship them out to the needy.
Premise:  In court, a prime CBS objective will be to refute characterizations of Adams by Westmoreland's witnesses as a rouge elephant within the CIA. 
Hypothesis: CBS was sued over a news story that they aired on 60 Minutes.
Premise: But he realizes it's not like that.
Hypothesis: He's a smart guy who knows what's going on in the world.
Premise: These boxes come with wires (called cables for some reason) that allow them to be connected to one another and into a power source.
Hypothesis: Wires as also known as cables.
Premise: Because we were driving from // NC all the way up to Riverside, NJ.
Hypothesis: We were on a family vacation from NC to Riverside, NJ.
Premise: Vice President has cleared.
Hypothesis: They left the building.
Premise: This led some NORAD commanders to worry that NORAD was not postured adequately to protect the United States.
Hypothesis: NORAD had more than one commander at the time.
Premise: Well thank you for sharing your experience with me.
Hypothesis: I'm glad you shared that with me, thank you.
Premise: I take the liberty of reprinting the glossary here, because some of the terms are far from common ( chippy, hootch , and century are perhaps the more familiar) and many are not included in standard dictionaries of 
Hypothesis: Standard dictionaries don't include some of these uncommon terms.
Premise: Nevertheless, good books on archaeology assimilable by laymen are not easy to find, and if the reader can tolerate its shortcomings and is not overly concerned about the precise birthplace of Indo-European, Archaelogy  and  Language provides an interesting march through the millennia of prehistory in seven-league boots.
Hypothesis: Archaelogy and Language is the only good book on archaeology that laymen can read.
Premise: They named him Spiderman because of the way Miyares clung to the walls and blindly felt his way along the VA's Western Blind Rehabilitation Center (WBRC) at Palo Alto, California.
Hypothesis: Miyarers would cling to the walls and blindly feel his way around, earning him the nickname Spiderman.
Premise: Mel had brought along a plastic bag, as the beach was often littered with trash after a busy day.
Hypothesis: Mel brings a plastic bag on days when the beach has been busy so that he can pick up all of the trash.
Premise: At 9:25, the Command Center advised FAA headquarters of the situation.
Hypothesis: The FAA headquarters was contacted and informed about the situation at 11:00.
Premise: So, I don't know.
Hypothesis: Therefore, I do have much knowledge on the topic.
Premise: Saudi officials apparently wanted Bin Ladin expelled from Sudan.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin was in Saudi Arabia, and the Sudanese were unhappy.
Premise: Traditional auto retailing focuses on selling product lines in production quantities that were largely determined in advance of distribution.
Hypothesis: This made more sense to do in the case of automobiles.
Premise: For example, W shows for leeway the date 1669; from my experience with even above-average users, that is usually taken to mean that 1669 was the first time that leeway appeared in  one day it did not exist; the next, Presto!
Hypothesis: It is usually taken that 1669 was the first time that leeway appeared.
Premise: Sensitive emotional messages conveyed through gestures, facial expressions, and tone of voice are basic to it.
Hypothesis: Women tend to communicate more emotionally than men.
Premise: He said that saw drifted down and hit him right across the back of his thumb.
Hypothesis: Someone knocked over the saw and it hit the back of his thumb.