xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Note that this buyer would be ordering more than she expects to sell (the mean value of the distribution, 180 units).
Hypothesis: The buyer expects demand will be higher than supply.
Premise: The trick is that they will not do anything unless and until you have installed what is called a Disk Operating System, which comes with the machine.
Hypothesis: The machine is complicated for the average user.
Premise: Uh, you don't have to answer to anybody except yourself.
Hypothesis: You're the only one you have to answer to.
Premise: (And of us Canadians too, except for a few who like to toff-up their speech just ever so.)
Hypothesis: Canadians who toff-up their speech are a bit snobby.
Premise: These cost savings will be used to reduce prices and compete more aggressively with Dell and Gateway 2000 that do not work through distributors.
Hypothesis: Monetary savings will reduce costs and allow them to compete with companies such as Dell and Gateway 2000 that do not need distributors.
Premise: Do you think that story telling continues to be important and why?
Hypothesis: Why do you think storytelling is unimportant?
Premise: Six minutes later, the air traffic control specialist in American's operations center contacted the FAA's Boston Air Traffic Control Center about the flight.
Hypothesis: The air traffic control specialist in American's operations center contacted the FAA's Boston Air Traffic Control Center by telephone.
Premise: This system will probably cost $100,000, and a demonstration in a shopping mall is currently under way.
Hypothesis: The shopping mall needs an addition to fit the demonstration inside.
Premise: Boston Center immediately began speculating about other aircraft that might be in danger, leading them to worry about a transcontinental flight-Delta 1989-that in fact was not hijacked.
Hypothesis: Boston Center speculated about aircraft that may be at risk, including transcontinental flight-Delta 1989.
Premise: If you have any questions or suggestions for SEND's programs, please do not hesitate to call me.
Hypothesis: I am only available between 9am and 5pm.
Premise: And like my cousins like, one of my cousins, he's just like slack; he dropped out of high school his senior year.
Hypothesis: My cousin thought he'd just live off his parents forever.
Premise: This was now the second American aircraft in trouble.
Hypothesis: There were not two American aircrafts that had been hijacked.
Premise: He claimed it was more important for Muslims to kill Americans than to kill other infidels.
Hypothesis: The plan was always to murder Jews in Israel first.
Premise: Quite simply, very few organizations do more (or more important) work to save the balance and beauty of nature plus the acquisition and maintenance of wildlife sanctuaries all over America.
Hypothesis: We are one of the top activist organizations for preserving nature.
Premise: Other buying practices came from small shops.
Hypothesis: Only large shops offer buying practices.
Premise: Like Dr. Seuss.
Hypothesis: This story is written like Dr. Seuss.
Premise: Uh, funny.
Hypothesis: How utterly dull.
Premise: Contributing members of the winning classes will receive an added bonus, of a tuition waived registration to a nonrestricted CE Course, at the dental school during the 1991-92 academic year.
Hypothesis: The tuition waived registration is more popular than the nonrestricted CE Course.
Premise: That was horrible.
Hypothesis: It was unpleasant.
Premise: For instance, by substantially reducing work-in-process buffers in assembly, throughput time on the modular lines of business units in the HCTAR sample dropped to just two days, compared with nine days for standard assembly methods.
Hypothesis: Studies show that HCTAR methods are significantly slower and more inefficient than standard assembly methods.
Premise: One who counts and recounts.
Hypothesis: Person who counts and recounts for the business.
Premise: I know he had on blue jeans.
Hypothesis: I know he had white shorts.
Premise: At approximately 10:30, the shelter started receiving reports of another hijacked plane, this time only 5 to 10 miles out.
Hypothesis: The shelter was informed that there was another hijacked plane closing fast.
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: There are deeply ingrained cultural roots that dictate ideas about beliefs.
Premise: The second case developed how suppliers must use this new perspective on demand to plan production or sourcing strategies.
Hypothesis: This new perspective is not very important when planning production.
Premise: Our work is possible only because of caring members like you.
Hypothesis: We need at least 1000 member contributions to accomplish our goals.
Premise: I should have remembered back as a freshmen, I read An American Tragedy.
Hypothesis: I don't recall ever having read An American Tragedy.
Premise: GOD BLESS YOU.
Hypothesis: You'll receive no thanks from me.
Premise: Batman Beyond and I don't know.
Hypothesis: He likes to watch Batman especially Batman Beyond.
Premise: bosom pressers, breast buffers, chick sexers Not names for denizens of Manhattan's 42nd Street, although the functions suggested doubtless occur there if the price is right.
Hypothesis: There are many sexual services that can be provided for money.
Premise: A child playing storekeeper experiences firsthand the reasons for having customers line up to pay, for making change accurately, and for being polite.
Hypothesis: A child playing storekeeper learns nothing of value at all.
Premise: Perhaps the most significant comment on the failure to distinguish between man generic and man `male human' appears on page 25:
Hypothesis: It is not essential to distinguish when speaking of males.
Premise: After I worked there, then, that, I went to, San Miguel, because my daughter, also, had, she needed me.
Hypothesis: I didn't like San Miguel as much as I did the place I worked at before.
Premise: True, the official language of the province of Quebec is French; and true, we have borrowed a few words from there; lacrosse , for example.
Hypothesis: French is the official language of Quebec
Premise: The pattern pieces for each individual pair of jeans must first be modified.
Hypothesis: Patterns must be modified constantly.
Premise: Well, um, is there anything else you'd like to add?
Hypothesis: Is there anything additional you'd like to include?
Premise: and the first Ph.D. degrees in medical and biological engineering.
Hypothesis: The first PH.D. degrees are medical and biological engineering
Premise: He said, Yes, you know, he said, You can count on them, and me, too, if, if you need me.
Hypothesis: You can count on us, you know.
Premise: The Command Center kept looking for American 77.
Hypothesis: American 77 was never found.
Premise: Let's see I started in the music industry when I was very young, um, as a DJ and--
Hypothesis: I started in the music industry as a DJ.
Premise: By 1998, Bin Ladin had a distinctive appeal, as he focused on attacking America.
Hypothesis: By 1998, Bin Laden was set on attacking the United States.
Premise: Nor have we seen evidence indicating that Iraq cooperated with al Qaeda in developing or carrying out any attacks against the United States.
Hypothesis: Iraq wanted to plot with Al Queda but couldn't.
Premise: The present volume, only one year in arrears, includes an interview by Aman with Lillian Mermin Feinsilver, an authority on Yiddish and author of The Taste of Yiddish .  At the end of the interview is a good bibliography of Feinsilver's work.
Hypothesis: Lillian Mermin Feinsilver is of the Jewish religious background.
Premise: Answer 34,700 opportunities to change a life!
Hypothesis: There are a lot of opportunities
Premise: Donors receive tax credits equaling 50 percent of their contributions.
Hypothesis: The tax credits that the donors receive equals 50% of their contributions.
Premise: As older preschoolers begin to attend to features of print, adults can combine shared book reading with scaolding of children's knowledge of letter names, letter-sound correspondences, and print conventions (for example, that books are read from left to right and top to bottom of the page, that spaces are used to separate words and periods to end sentences).
Hypothesis: Parents can help out their kids with their reading assignment by pointing out the uses of punctuation and reading format.
Premise: The entries themselves are more or less helpful, depending on the information one is seeking.
Hypothesis: The entries' usefulness does not depend on what information one is seeking.
Premise: This year, the IU School of Law -Indianapolis has initiated a Law Firm Campaign.
Hypothesis: IU School of Law is in the city of Indianapolis.
Premise: In building this Islamic army, he enlisted groups from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Oman, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Somalia, and Eritrea.
Hypothesis: Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Oman, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Somalia, and Eritrea had no involvement in the Islamic army, with no groups joining it being native to any of these countries.
Premise: Your gift, made through Indiana University Foundation, is tax-deductible.
Hypothesis: Anything that you give Indiana University Foundation you will have to pay taxes on.
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: FAA headquarters knew that two planes had struck the World Trade Center.
Premise: OK, he said, Let me, wait for me here, I'm going to let dad know, and Cristobal's neighbors' friends.
Hypothesis: Since I'm going to tell them, wait here for me for I need a ride.
Premise: This is the fourth summer I've done it.
Hypothesis: I'm getting tired of it since I've done it for so many summers.
Premise: We need your help in continuing the work of Jameson Camp.
Hypothesis: The Jameson Camp does not need any assistance
Premise: Thus, many a soldier was actually chained to his gun to ensure bravery.
Hypothesis: Many soldiers were chained to guns to prevent cowardice.
Premise: But the cost required to install such a system is steep, running to $4,000 or more per workstation.
Hypothesis: The costs of installation are usually never recovered compared to current set-ups.
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: People and place names are nonwords because they are found in dictionaries.
Premise: At the end of the turn, it was descending through 2,200 feet, pointed toward the Pentagon and downtown Washington.
Hypothesis: It was climbing up to 15,000 feet.
Premise: Let us consider two recent British dictionaries.
Hypothesis: American dictionaries could also help in this situation.
Premise: Nor did the military have 47 minutes to respond to United 93, as would be implied by the account that it received notice of the flight's hijacking at 9:16.
Hypothesis: The military could not respond in 47 minutes.
Premise: The letters of the answer are left in their original order but spread over two or more 
Hypothesis: The letters of the answer stay in their original order but are spread out.
Premise: tsuris the gamut of painful emotions'some real, some imagined, some self-inflicted.
Hypothesis: Some of the gamuts of painful emotions are imagined, some real and self inflected.
Premise: Maintaining Miyares' schedule would be a busy job for nearly anyone.
Hypothesis: Miyare is busy seven days a week.
Premise: He entered into a partnership with Almy and Brown to erect  perpetual card and spinning machines
Hypothesis: Without the partnership, he would be unable to erect anything.
Premise: She had them share, a very mature response for a 2-year-old.
Hypothesis: As a 2 year old, having them share was a very mature response.
Premise: Lucky attendees can go home with a great prize.
Hypothesis: Some attendees will receive prizes
Premise: I think we hid it from her didn't we?
Hypothesis: I believe that we did not reveal it to her.
Premise: Because the hijackers had turned off the plane's transponder, NEADS personnel spent the next minutes searching their radar scopes for the primary radar return.
Hypothesis: The hijackers turned off the transponder, and thus controllers had to search their scopes for the plane.
Premise: Taking demand variability into account becomes even more important given recent trends toward product proliferation.
Hypothesis: Product proliferation has been on an upward trend recently.
Premise: I've read The Cat in the Hat about 475 times.
Hypothesis: I've never read The Cat in the Hat.
Premise: If that is what M and S mean, why don't they just say so?
Hypothesis: If that is the definition for S and M, why has it never been mentioned?
Premise: The aircraft was piloted by Captain Jason Dahl and First Officer Leroy Homer, and there were five flight attendants.
Hypothesis: The flight attendants were skilled at their jobs.
Premise: There's still time for you to take part by attending the remaining events and by making a gift to Herron in honor of its tremendous continuous influence on the Indianapolis art scene.
Hypothesis: Herron continues to make tremendous contributions to the art scene in Indianapolis.
Premise: Well, what about now, like um, Thanksgiving's coming up, and families get together for that and for Christmas when, when you are um, you know eating dinner, or you know, just talking and everything.
Hypothesis: Families get together to eat dinner and talk on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Premise: Federal, state and local governments are freezing or withdrawing much-needed funding sources for people who are truly in need.
Hypothesis: The finding sources have remained untouched by any branch of the government,
Premise: When considered on a weekly basis, this translates into average weekly demand across all retail outlets of less than ten units.
Hypothesis: This average weekly demand from all outlets at 10 units is extremely low and needs to be improved.
Premise: In our changing world, the sky is no longer the boundary to our travels.
Hypothesis: In our evolving world, the sky is not longer the limit to our travels.
Premise: I don't think Aunt Ann noticed that bird was ever in the house.
Hypothesis: Aunt Ann loves that bird, she talks to it every other day.
Premise: This is in cursive.
Hypothesis: This writing is in cuneiform.
Premise:   (I vaguely remember a hymn I heard, and perhaps helped sing, that contains the phrase  intercourse divine. 
Hypothesis: I vaguely remember a hymn saying that sex is divine.
Premise: Through its community-based allocation system, United Way makes sure each year that the community's highest priorities, as set by community leaders like you, are served well.
Hypothesis: The United Way has no idea what the community needs.
Premise: How about does Mommy ever tell you any stories?
Hypothesis: Does your mom tell you bed time stories?
Premise: Even the most casual observers of social movements and language changes are conscious of what some might call the crusade for nonsexist language.
Hypothesis: Even casual observers have heard of the so-called crusade for nonsexist language.
Premise: Panting red pants into the West.
Hypothesis: Longing for colorful trousers into the West.
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 placed a teddy bear on another part of the rug, in line with Sophie's theme.
Premise: The present volume, only one year in arrears, includes an interview by Aman with Lillian Mermin Feinsilver, an authority on Yiddish and author of The Taste of Yiddish .  At the end of the interview is a good bibliography of Feinsilver's work.
Hypothesis: An authority on Arabic and author of The Taste Of Ackbar.
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 owned a scythe.
Premise: Support at this level is assisting the dental school in a variety of ways.
Hypothesis: There have been a lot of contributions to assist the dental school.
Premise: We found no evidence, however, that American Airlines sent any cockpit warnings to its aircraft on 9/11.
Hypothesis: Cockpit warnings would have made more pilots aware of the danger.
Premise: Please consider making a contribution to help us SAVE OUR BABIES.
Hypothesis: Please give a contribution for Save Our Babies to help defeat SIDS.
Premise:  It happens to be the third most famous diamond in the whole world, she boasted."
Hypothesis: The diamond is the third most famous in the world according to her.
Premise: Their upward mobility?
Hypothesis: No question was asked.
Premise: He had attended Abdul Aziz University in Saudi Arabia.
Hypothesis: The Abdul Aziz University is located in the United States of America.
Premise: As in the past, you can also contribute directly to the IGGS Scholarship Fund.
Hypothesis: Any amount of contributions are deeply appreciated.
Premise: Instead the City provided only 14 percent ($57,000) of our 1999 revenues.
Hypothesis: We rely heavily on private donors to provide our income.
Premise: We all hear about today's increases in neglect, abuse and abandonment of those who can't fight  children.
Hypothesis: Children are a force to be reckoned with!
Premise: A variation on this theme occurs in Alba de C??spedes' The Secret (translated from the Italian by Isabel  Simon and Schuster, New York, 1958, page 114) where she confides that  I still had a whole afternoon before me to spend, and I used it to tidy up my drawers.
Hypothesis: The Secret was translated from German.
Premise: They struggled, under difficult circumstances, to improvise a homeland defense against an unprecedented challenge they had never before encountered and had never trained to meet.
Hypothesis: It was easy for them to defend themselves against this threat.
Premise: Yes that's true.
Hypothesis: Yeah, she is blonde. That's true.
Premise: So I need a change and Boston's the place I've always looked to live at, so--
Hypothesis: I have been planning on moving fairly soon.
Premise: Many need furniture, linens and other basic necessities to begin lives on their own.
Hypothesis: A lot of people are without furniture, linens and other basic needs which is necessary when starting out own their own.
Premise: Since 1913, we have remained true to our mission of providing quality home health care to individuals regardless of their ability to pay.
Hypothesis: We have remained true to our mission of providing quality home health care to individuals regardless of their ability to pay, since 1913
Premise: (This manufacturer essentially followed an (R, s, S) policy as described in Chapter 6, with R = time period between orders= seven days, S = target inventory level = fourteen weeks, and s = reorder point = ten weeks.)
Hypothesis: There's only three chapters and they all cover retail sales strategies.
Premise: The difficulty of measuring these costs is further exacerbated by the fact that a given product may be attractive to different consumers at different prices, so determining the appropriate  full price  for a product is not an easy task.
Hypothesis: All customers are willing to pay the same price for an item.
Premise: The Rousseauian view provided the substrate for the twentieth-century counterpoint to  a belief in the powerful role of children's inborn characteristics.
Hypothesis: Rousseauian views have been adapted before to explain child behavior.
Premise: For your timely reply, you have my deepest thanks.
Hypothesis: You could have sent me an answer sooner.
Premise: The average annual course load for first-year students in the day program (31 credit hours) costs $4,453 for residents and $11,588 for non-residents.
Hypothesis: The average annual course load for first year day students costs more for residents than for non-residents.
Premise: This new Building contains state-of-the-art labs that give our students the hands on training necessary for a good education in engineering and technology.
Hypothesis: The new building is only for academically successful students
Premise: One method for improving targeting would be to require each garment to include a bar code label that shows the place and time of fabrication.
Hypothesis: The method of using a bar code label is going to be effective.
Premise: That man was Samuel Maverick.
Hypothesis: The man was Samuel Jackson.
Premise: Bin Ladin and Azzam agreed that the organization successfully created for Afghanistan should not be allowed to dissolve.
Hypothesis: Bin Ladin and Azzam kept the organization together to benefit the terrorist network.
Premise: An important goal of scaolding is to promote self-regulation'the capacity to use thought to guide behavior.
Hypothesis: While scolding is an effective method of teaching self-control, teaching the value of self-control can also have positive effects.
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 fell in love with theater from my very first class.
Premise: But my father loves the South, so, I guess it would be an adjustment for him if they moved so--.
Hypothesis: My father would have to adjust, as he loves the South, so--
Premise: And now that I know your own son is considering purchasing a motorcycle those stories hopefully can help him make // a wise decision //.
Hypothesis: It is dangerous for him to ride a motorcycle so hopefully, this will dissuade him.
Premise: The Vice President's guidance was we need to take them out.
Hypothesis: We depended on the guidance the Vice President offered in this situation.
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 costs no money to make repairs, support faculty and give students scholarships.
Premise: Three a.m. is a rough time to be needing a ride to the hospital.
Hypothesis: It is easier to get a ride to the hospital during the day.
Premise: Have such firms improved their competitive position along with the retailers they supply?
Hypothesis: They will probably never improve their competitive position.
Premise: This variation is due in part to the lower demand volumes during those periods relative to the middle of a product's life, but such fluctuations also occur because of the inherent uncertainty during the ramp up or ramp down of a product's life.
Hypothesis: There's no uncertainty during the points of ramping up or ramping down a product's life.
Premise: Consider the early attachment bond that builds between caregiver and baby during the first year of life.
Hypothesis: This bond is continually strengthened each day that the caregiver cares for the baby.
Premise: No one at FAA headquarters ever asked for military assistance with American 77.
Hypothesis: Military assistance was immediately asked for American 77.
Premise: Uh, I suppose it had some kind of great significance.
Hypothesis: To be honest, I think it was completely meaningless.
Premise: The objective was to get up in the air-as fast and as high as possible-and then decide where to go.
Hypothesis: The objective was to go underground and hide.
Premise: It contains many photographs of writers, some quite early; these enliven the appearance of the book but accomplish little else, unless one is interested in what Samuel Clemens looked like at the age of 15 (as a printer's devil) or in the appearance of Hart Crane standing in the middle of a railroad track in Cleveland in 1916.
Hypothesis: Though the book shows photos of writers, this has little purpose.