xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Slim said, eagerly, "Do you come out here every day like this, Red? Real early? It's like the whole world is just yours, isn't it, Red? No one else around and all like that." He felt proud at being allowed entrance into this private world.
Hypothesis: Slim said that Red is always late.
Premise: It should've been a breeze- easiest job in the world.
Hypothesis: It was an easy task to do
Premise: Next to the Writers' Museum is James Court, built in the 1720s.
Hypothesis: The Writer's Museum is the most popular museum in the city.
Premise: Britain hoped to create a Federation of Caribbean Islands in the region.
Hypothesis: Britain wanted to be the leader of the federation.
Premise: The sickening anxiety, forgotten for a while in the excitement of knowing Jane Finn was found at last, swept over him again.
Hypothesis: Knowing that Jane Finn had been found eliminated any anxiety he had.
Premise: well not really but i mean it's uh for the top medium of entertainment
Hypothesis: It is the best form of entertainment.
Premise: So, I best wrap things up.
Hypothesis: I shouldn't wrap things up
Premise: The good times will come again, Dorcas. 
Hypothesis: Good times will happen again.
Premise: oh gosh yeah four at a hundred dollars a night that's not still not too bad
Hypothesis: You can get four for one hundred dollars a night.
Premise: uh-huh isn't that the way with most groups though they become a self-protection thing uh of saving jobs or getting more salary uh
Hypothesis: Most groups are interested in improving society, even at the cost of their jobs.
Premise: Holy mass is said daily in the Coptic language but an English-speaking priest is available to give you a comprehensive guided tour.
Hypothesis: Holy mass is spoken daily in both English and Coptic.
Premise: Over a million people now crowd into Greater Tel Aviv and its surrounding satellite towns. 
Hypothesis: The Tel Aviv area now boasts a population of about half a million.
Premise: Immediately east of the Museo del Prado is the city's major green space, Parque del Buen Retiro.
Hypothesis: Parque del Buen Retrio is the a major park in the city.
Premise: 'You know,' Greuze said, pointedly.
Hypothesis: They said you knew.
Premise: yeah but just didn't it didn't it didn't cover it
Hypothesis: Yes, and it covered everything.
Premise: Professor D  , the great 231 alienist, was present.
Hypothesis: Though he denied it fervently when asked directly, Professor D was a great 231 alienist.
Premise: Washington, D.C.: Federal Reserve Board of Governors, December 2000.
Hypothesis: The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is not in Washington DC.
Premise: That man would as soon murder you in your bed as look at you. 
Hypothesis: That man does not like looking at you too much.
Premise: 'I can't help noticing that you haven't...killed me on sight.'
Hypothesis: I'm surprised you didn't kill me right when I came through the door.
Premise: A legal and institutional environment that facilitates the development and enforcement of contracts and discourages crime and corruption may also contribute to economic growth.
Hypothesis: A legal institution that discourages crime may end up having a negative effect on the economy.
Premise: yeah i mean they they went for an entire season with this and i'm sure you heard about it all these things
Hypothesis: They used this for an entire season, and I am positive you are aware of all this.
Premise: As possessors of magical power associated with ritual sacrifice and sacred utterance, Brahmins were the sole interpreters of the Vedic scriptures.
Hypothesis: Brahmins interpreted other scriptures as well.
Premise: well that's nice in a lot of ways
Hypothesis: In a lot of ways that's nice.
Premise: as a recurring character every week
Hypothesis: Charlie Brown shows up as a recurring character.
Premise: and is that supported by all donation to the church and so forth or
Hypothesis: The church's donations are essential to the continuance of the cause.
Premise: His blockmate confesses to  Wachtler takes the occasion to celebrate the Miranda warning.
Hypothesis: Wachtler would celebrate the Miranda warning.
Premise: He stared at the dead assassin at his feet, mask fallen and wide lipless mouth open revealing the sharpened fangs of a beast.
Hypothesis: The dead assassin was toothless.
Premise: i'd like to see the death penalty more as a deterrent i think people know that nobody that it doesn't you know it it's not a deterrent right now because it's not really effective
Hypothesis: I'd like for the government to come up with new ideas to deter criminals from committing murder.
Premise: The painter lived at Giverny from 1883 to 1926 and painted the gardens many times, especially the water lilies.
Hypothesis: The painter that lived at Giverny was retired and never painted there.
Premise: The Glory of Melaka
Hypothesis: The great beauty of Melaka.
Premise: Excavations of Pompeii begin
Hypothesis: Pompeii is being excavated and work has already begun.
Premise: The bridge is a single, unsupported span 1,006 m (3,300 ft) in length.
Hypothesis: The bridge is a single, unsupported span 1,006 m and is brand new.
Premise: That's Bradley's real casting couch.
Hypothesis: Bradley is a movie producer.
Premise: In front of you is the Weeping Column, or the Column of St. Gregory, which has a thumb-sized hole covered with a brass plate.
Hypothesis: The Weeping Column has a thumb-sized hole covered by brass.
Premise: In doing so, they may ultimately reduce the quality of life for the many of us who are less than perfectly endowed.
Hypothesis: Our quality of life could be reduced by doing so.
Premise: He paved the way for the Bronsons and Chuck Norrises and Seagals and Jean-Claude Van Dammes and all the other righteous slayers of post-midnight cable-movie-channel programming.
Hypothesis: Chuck Norris is the star of cable movie channels.
Premise: In Palma, the best option is to contact the association Ben Amics (carrer Impremta, 1-1; Tel. 971/72 30 58) for a list of cafe, bars, discos, restaurants and hotels that are gay-friendly.
Hypothesis: You can find gay-friendly places in Palma.
Premise: that's when we camped the most when i thinks it's a marvelous activity for younger families
Hypothesis: We camped then the most.
Premise: The Kal smiled at him and San'doro bowed.
Hypothesis: San'doro bowed at the end of their battle and the Kal smiled at him.
Premise: I guess that'll be all right! said a new voice, with a transatlantic intonation, "though I'd like to point out, here and now, that things are getting a mite difficult.
Hypothesis: No, scrap that and come up with a new plan!
Premise: We seek, through our strategic and annual planning process, to lead by example by being a model for implementation of GPRA.
Hypothesis: We seek to lead through example by being a model for gpra.
Premise: This is where the biguine began and still belongs, along with all manner of other Caribbean rhythms just as popular and even more frenzied.
Hypothesis: This is not where biguine had started.
Premise: You love it up here, don't you?
Hypothesis: You love living in Canada, don't you?
Premise: Trying their hand at fishing or rowing a boat on a lake can be a challenge.
Hypothesis: Trying fishing is hard at first, but people catch on quickly and then love it!
Premise: We could have two debates every single week and get rid of all the television and radio commercials.
Hypothesis: With two debates weekly, we could get rid of all the television and radio commercials, said the manager.
Premise: Today couples who are nostalgic for the more romantic days of Gretna Green's past still come to The Old Blacksmith's Shop to exchange their vows, though they now participate in a legal marriage ceremony.
Hypothesis: Those who come at The Old Blacksmith's Shop are already married legally.
Premise: Instead of the government telling electricity generators precisely where and how to reduce their emissions
Hypothesis: The government would lay out a clear plan on how to reduce emissions.
Premise: My mind is made up. 
Hypothesis: My mind is made up given the facts.
Premise: An assessment of blood alcohol testing practices found that 91% of physicians who do not measure blood alcohol concentration believe the test is not clinically important because knowledge of the patient's blood alcohol level does not benefit the patient.
Hypothesis: Most doctors would rather not test for blood alcohol levels.
Premise: A piece claims that corporate America now supports napping.
Hypothesis: The piece says corporations think employees should work at all times.
Premise: Unstructured methods may be appropriate for illustrative and exploratory applications.
Hypothesis: There are variety of methods that can be used to solve something.
Premise: It had taken the united efforts of himself and his son months to argue his wife into using the name "Red" rather than the perfectly ridiculous (viewed youngster fashion) name which was his real one.
Hypothesis: He and his son argued for months with the wife.
Premise: and it it's just so you either have to wait or
Hypothesis: If you don't wait you can try another way.
Premise: During 1996, cable-TV prices shot up at more than twice the rate of inflation.
Hypothesis: During 1996, cable-TV prices were very low.
Premise: In a minute the German stepped forward and placed a glass to his lips, with the brief command "Drink." Tommy obeyed.
Hypothesis: He refused their offer of a drink, despite his thirst.
Premise: horrible but there's a lot of things you can buy that have soybean products in them to begin with that you don't even know where in there so um it's it's just a matter of learning you know
Hypothesis: If a product contains soybeans, it will be listed on the front of the item.
Premise: Furthermore, for any system to function effectively, there must be incentives for parties to do the right thing, adequate transparency to provide reasonable assurance that people will do the right thing, and appropriate accountability when people do not do the right thing.
Hypothesis: Incentives do not help people do the right thing, in fact, they can be seen as bribes.
Premise: Everything that wasn't dented was torn, circuitry hanging loose from all angles.
Hypothesis: It's a good thing nothing was dented or torn.
Premise: i don't think that's worth it  i don't think spending an extra you know twenty thousand dollars for a car is worth it you know i don't know
Hypothesis: I'm not sure if spending an extra $20k on a car is worth it.
Premise: Thank you for your time.'
Hypothesis: I appreciate your attention.
Premise: Built of limestone, it honored generations of rulers who had passed on into the afterlife.
Hypothesis: Monuments to long-dead rulers were made of limestone.
Premise: Most Boring Headline Ever?
Hypothesis: The least interesting Headline of all times.
Premise: "Kitchell?" Drew asked.
Hypothesis: Drew queried, "Kitchell?"
Premise: um-hum absolutely you need about even probably
Hypothesis: Less than even might create a problem.
Premise: The first consignments were exported in 1866 and, within a few years, thousands of tons were being shipped to markets in the US and Britain.
Hypothesis: Hundreds of tons were shipped to France in later consignments.
Premise: Table 1. Benchmark Emission Levels and Assumed Emission Caps
Hypothesis: Table one shows the water levels.
Premise: with with two hundred years of uncontrolled gun control in this country i mean it was founded on that it was one of the things that founded this country i can't imagine trying to to do that and if you pass laws you're gonna make a lot of
Hypothesis: People have had the freedom to own guns in this country.
Premise: no i don't think they would
Hypothesis: I'm pretty sure they would be happy to do that.
Premise: well i think that the trial in a sense is kind of a threat to hold over people to try to get them to reach an agreement out of court because it does cost so much money
Hypothesis: Because these high costs can be used as leverage over people, it is easy for some to decide to go to trial.
Premise: Most organizations had also made their policies available through their computer networks so that users could readily access the most up-to-date version whenever they needed to refer to them.
Hypothesis: The most recent versions can be accessed through their computer networks.
Premise: I spent quite some time pottering around, allowing my head to swell.
Hypothesis: I felt worse as I walked around.
Premise: In the New Republic , Robert Kagan says the authors' mild policy prescriptions won't solve the problems they shrilly decry.
Hypothesis: Robert Kagan claims that the minor changes the authors propose won't fix the issues they're criticizing.
Premise: Mr. Chairman, this concludes my prepared statement.
Hypothesis: My statement is still ongoing.
Premise: Wherever you go, you will have the chance to admire or criticize, to confirm stereotypes or to note exceptions.
Hypothesis: There are always opportunities to have an opinion.
Premise: well i watch channel five but that has to be that's another bias that has to do with the weather reporting i'm not sure that actually i think channel eight is probably but i know Dave Fox he goes to our church so
Hypothesis: Dave Fox, who's on TV, is somebody from my church.
Premise: The villager swung twice more and the small marauder dodged each blow just as the blade approached him.
Hypothesis: The marauder got hit twenty times.
Premise: right the lesser of the two evils is how we usually look at it  oh i know it  the last gubernatorial race was oh that was awful
Hypothesis: The last race for governor was absolutely horrible.
Premise: A guard shoos us well back from the door where she will enter, and at 8:25 a black sport utility vehicle pulls up outside the glass door.
Hypothesis: There were four people inside the black vehicle.
Premise: Palm Springs forms a major winter retreat for Angelenos as well as for visitors from the Midwest and East Coast, but it is less popular in July and August, when average daytime temperatures sore well over 100??F (38??C).
Hypothesis: Palm Springs is only popular in the summer due to its pleasant weather.
Premise: Poll Position
Hypothesis: No poll position is present
Premise: Another approach is to have injection downstream of an ESP, which would collect most of the coal fly ash, and upstream of a fabric filter (FF), which would mostly capture sorbent.
Hypothesis: A fabric filter would largely capture sorbent while an ESP collects a majority of the coal fly ash.
Premise: Vegas the average age is over twenty two so they've got just so much more experience than anybody else in the tournament right now but they're going to lose all those guys at the end of the season they're going to all turn pro i think Stacy Augmon's a senior and Larry Johnson i don't think i think he's uh is he a senior or junior
Hypothesis: Larry Johnson won't play next season.
Premise: Las Vegas has always had an affinity for bowling.
Hypothesis: Las Vegas has always had a profound hatred for bowling.
Premise: that's great, love plums
Hypothesis: Plums are great.
Premise: He is simply he.
Hypothesis: He does not like to be called as such, and prefers gender-neutral pronouns instead.
Premise: I'll look to the east and call upon the raven
Hypothesis: I'll not summon any birds.
Premise: they get into a wrong crowd first and then they start a drug problem
Hypothesis: The crowd you're with doesn't matter at all.
Premise: yes i have one
Hypothesis: I don't have any.
Premise: A man could carve hisself out a spread as he could brag on." 
Hypothesis: He bragged about the nice meal he set up. All the hands were invite to it.
Premise: The field of Kermario has a dolmen (chamber built of flat slabs on pillars) and 1,029 menhirs in 10 rows.
Hypothesis: In the Kermario field lies 1,029 menhirs in 10 rows.
Premise: There was only a mile left to fall.
Hypothesis: This was not going to end well.
Premise: To my wife, who supports every strange direction I turn and makes my life happier every day.
Hypothesis: The man has been married for ten years.
Premise: and it's a indoor fun park and it has a bunch of different rides for kids
Hypothesis: and at the fun park there will be a children's carousel
Premise: After hours of discussion, the high court agreed that raising the registration fees would be the best way to address the declining revenues, Chief Justice Moses W. Harrison II said.
Hypothesis: Increasing registration fees was the most effective method of handling the loss of revenue.
Premise: In Robin Cook's semi-autobiographical book, The Year of the Intern (1973), the protagonist takes aim with an epinephrine-filled syringe at the still heart of a patient who moments before he had unsuccessfully tried to resuscitate.
Hypothesis: The patient relapsed into coma and the intern had to save him again.
Premise: and and we use uh we do teleconferencing that way so that that everybody's looking at the same foil because we're pulling it off the network
Hypothesis: We use teleconferencing so that everyone's looking at the same foil.
Premise: He nodded energetically when Tommy had finished.
Hypothesis: He nodded in agreement.
Premise: David Fiellin advocated eliminating the second recommendation.
Hypothesis: David Fiellin is correct that the second recommendation should be eliminated.
Premise: so let's see what else have i seen i saw
Hypothesis: I've watched a lot of movies.
Premise: Leaving aside the rate of return question for a moment, consider the whole transaction.
Hypothesis: Answering the rate of return right this moment
Premise: In addition, in U.S. rural areas carriers serve principal roads only and residents who do not live on the carrier's line of travel must place their mailboxes on that road.
Hypothesis: This is so the carriers don't have to go explore the backwoods.
Premise: I do love women.
Hypothesis: I really hate women.
Premise: Jilted wives (the execs are overwhelmingly men) score huge court victories, winning money, property, and sometimes a large stake in their husbands' companies.
Hypothesis: Jilted wives of executives score huge court victories including winning money, property, and sometimes stake in their husbands' companies.
Premise: The exposure comes from chemical residue on plants in farm fields and from pesticide drift, such as the incidents lettuce workers described, according to the survey.
Hypothesis: The exposure comes from chemical residue on pencils.
Premise: You'll also find excellent old maps and prints here, but the merchants know the going price for everything; real bargains are few and far between.
Hypothesis: It is hard to get a good deal as a customer.
Premise: but it it has a big engine and it it pulls a boat and stuff but it's and it it's got the seats that and the other thing that is interesting is it has uh rear air conditioning
Hypothesis: The rear air conditioning is the true shining factor of this vehicle.
Premise: However, they are not intended to limit or interfere with duly granted authority related to developing legislation, rule-making, or other discretionary policy-making in an agency.
Hypothesis: They're not meant to limit or interfere with authority.
Premise: but still the i mean have you ever checked like uh the most money makers in uh in nin eteen uh ninety uh you can see that uh Exxon and Amaco and uh other companies oh God i forgot their names but uh Exxon was the number one money maker and that was just because of of the last quarter
Hypothesis: Exxon was the most profitable in 1990 even though they're such an evil company.
Premise: The final rule adopts respiratory protection standards applying to general industry, construction, shipyard, longshoring, and marine terminal workplaces.
Hypothesis: Repiratory protection standards have been applied in the past on a workplace basis.
Premise: or you know and and it's easy you know and and you know let's face it not all policemen are honest and
Hypothesis: There aren't any corrupt policemen, they are all completely honest.
Premise: oh that would be a shame
Hypothesis: It would be too bad.
Premise: 'Well, five loads of Raptor probably does buy you more favours than a free meal.' Derry clicked her tongue.
Hypothesis: A free meal is worth less than five loads of Raptor.
Premise: Athens became so attached to this source of easy money that dissent soon grew among the member cities, and Sparta led the confederacy from Athens after the Peloponnesian War (413  404 b.c. ). The Persians, sensing weakness in the ranks, launched another offensive, resulting in the Ae?Χean coast cities coming under Persian control in 387 b.c.
Hypothesis: Athens was attached to the easy money because it helped them expand further.
Premise: (1) The ability of two or more systems or components
Hypothesis: The systems or components that have the ability are four
Premise: uh i have one recipe for uh a really good um type of a meatball it's called burgundy meatballs and it's made with red red wine and um it's it's really good and you can make it ahead of time and then um make the sauce when you're ready to um to serve it that's one of my favorite things to to serve
Hypothesis: I have a recipe for burgundy meatballs, you can make it ahead of time up to 2 days before you need to serve it.
Premise: Barik swung lazily, the northerner barely dodging the strikes or parrying with his rapier.
Hypothesis: Barik sparred with his partner lazily.
Premise: According to the company, voters will be able to verify their identity using their date of birth and a digital signature.
Hypothesis: Voters need to verify their identities with digital signatures and their date of birth due to voter fraud.
Premise: um-hum well that doesn't sound very expensive to me
Hypothesis: It does seem terribly expensive, in my opinion.
Premise: so but once they uh drop the prices a little bit i'll be out there uh picking up a few more shrubs to fill in where we're  where my dead shrubs are right now i haven't even pulled them out of the ground yet
Hypothesis: I will grab a few more shrubs when they drop the prices.
Premise: Go to your room!" Very cautiously Tommy swung himself down the back of the ladder.
Hypothesis: The ladder was the method of transport to Tommy's room.
Premise: i i know i think literacy probably the biggest problem there
Hypothesis: I think health is the biggest problem here.
Premise: Maybe we will try Helga from Himilshaven...'
Hypothesis: Helga would be the perfect fit for our family.
Premise: i really don't either but i went with someone and once i was there i couldn't believe i mean it's an excellent movie yeah
Hypothesis: I hated that movie we saw
Premise: Private tutors, who cost up to $415 per hour, and $800 test-prep courses serve only the wealthiest, most overprivileged kids, thus undermining the idea that the SAT should level the playing field in college admissions.
Hypothesis: The wealthiest kids do better on the SAT because they have access to private tutors and test-prep courses.
Premise: that was one of the toughest guys that i've ever seen in my life as far as you know dedication he just went all out every single play of course there have been some other great ones too Dick Butkis and Bradshaw you know there's been so many
Hypothesis: I think he is a great player.
Premise: at least i mean and then of course you have some changes to make and do the whole thing over you take out a sentence
Hypothesis: you can take out a sentence without making any other revisions
Premise: Authors like Brand and Toffler understood the rise of what today we call libertarianism, with its cross-pollination between cultural trends (do-it-yourself rock and roll, homebuilding, computer building, etc., symbolized by the Whole Earth Catalog, the Sex Pistols, and the Apple II) and economic trends (the rise of the entrepreneur as hero, the brand of me, and ever-lowering barriers to the flow of capital from market to market).
Hypothesis: Libertarianism is not at all popular today.
Premise: This idea is.
Hypothesis: This idea is not.
Premise: As a hiding-place for one or, at a pinch, two men, it was ideal, being about two feet deep and three feet wide.
Hypothesis: It was an easy give away even for one person.
Premise: He announced that he did not have a relationship with, a ...
Hypothesis: He stated that he did not have any relations with.