xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: In the nearby village, a side road leads south for 1 km (1.2 mile) to the imposing Temple of Artemis, begun during the reign of Alexander the Great, and abandoned, unfinished, following the ascendancy of Christianity in the fourth century.
Hypothesis: From the village to the Temple of Artemis is about one kilometer.
Premise: yeah yeah  girls put that away now
Hypothesis: Don't put it away yet, girls.
Premise: uh-huh yeah um i'm in college and i'm i'm only twenty one but we had a speech i had a speech class last semester and there was a girl in my class who did a speech on home care of the elderly
Hypothesis: She gave a speech on Elder home care in my college class. It was very interesting and had a lot of good information.
Premise: Chiran's Kamikaze Museum, which includes a monumental statue of a pilot, exhibits the young men's uniforms, helmets, and final letters to their families explaining that they were continuing the samurai spirit of defending the country's traditional values.
Hypothesis: Chiran's Kamikaze Museum is mostly dedicated to the military.
Premise: boy they'd some big changes speaking of them
Hypothesis: There aren't many changes going on there.
Premise: After considering comments from recipients and advocates, OPP intends to publish the characteristics in a Program Letter and use them as the best practice standard when evaluating programs' intake systems.
Hypothesis: OPP intends to publish characteristics after having considered comments from recipients.
Premise: Leading commercial companies employed practices to capture design and manufacturing knowledge in time for making key decisions during product development.
Hypothesis: These commercial companies sell lots of products from effective marketing.
Premise: What's that?
Hypothesis: Yeah, I know that.
Premise: well no not really i need to it it looks so bad you can see where those spackling marks were i need to uh either paper back over it or do something
Hypothesis: You can see where there are spackling marks as well as the holes that I punched through the walls.
Premise: Nobody knew whether there was life on Mars because, oddly enough, nobody had looked until now.
Hypothesis: There was life on Mars.
Premise: yeah well that's another thing
Hypothesis: That's something different.
Premise: The FDA reviewed the rule under the Order and concluded that the affect of the final rule would not constitute a taking of private property.
Hypothesis: FDA spent a great deal of time reviewing the rule under the Order.
Premise: Here you can see tiger moths clinging to the leaves of trees, sometimes in vast numbers.
Hypothesis: A massive number of tiger moths are on the leaves.
Premise: The explicit premise for providing LSC attorneys is the necessity to make available representation to persons financially unable to afford legal assistance.
Hypothesis: LSC attorneys work pro bono.
Premise: Serial monogamy.
Hypothesis: Never having an affair in 27 years.
Premise: In clinical terms, Pollock had a productive manic phase, and he was overtaken by black dog in the days before anti-depressants.
Hypothesis: Pollock suffered from mental instability ranging from mania to depression.
Premise: Number of times the Commission took more than 120 days to rule on an appeal, Zero!
Hypothesis: The Commission has never ruled on an appeal.
Premise: To date, JFMIP has issued (1) the FrameworkforFederalFinancial ManagementSystems(not shown in Figure 1) and (2) systems requirements for the core financial system and 7 of the 16 other systems identified in the architecture.
Hypothesis: JFMIP has issued two systems to date.
Premise: The city's Chinatown and especially along Jalan Hang Jebat once known as Jonker Street are havens for antiques buyers or those who just want to browse along the street's two-story shophouses.
Hypothesis: Most antiques in the city are sold on Jonker Street.
Premise: Still, its hidden coves, remarkable natural harbors, and more than 1,000 Megalithic monuments inscrutable remnants of the island's prehistoric origins are dazzling.
Hypothesis: There is evidence of prehistoric settlements on the island.
Premise: The most recent poll suggested that the anti-poker forces would win in a  More than 60 percent of voters favored banning poker, and only 16 percent wanted to keep it.
Hypothesis: Over half of the people want to ban poker.
Premise: The Budget and Economic  An Update.
Hypothesis: An update on the collective bargaining agreement.
Premise: You could never be let go.'
Hypothesis: Letting him go would be a huge mistake.
Premise: We seem to believe that all human action is motivated not by the desire to know or improve the lot of humankind, but only by the basest motives of greed, power, and self-aggrandizement.
Hypothesis: We seem to have very low regard for human desire.
Premise: It works out to about 5 cents per lie.
Hypothesis: The cost was a nickle for each lie.
Premise: A settlement of stone cottages founded by Norse settlers, it became home to William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy in 1799.
Hypothesis: William Wordsworth lived in a settlement that Norse settlers had founded.
Premise: Maybe we could clone the superwarrior from Congressional Medal of Honor winners.
Hypothesis: It might be a good idea to clone the superwarrior.
Premise: and um you place the shrimp in the in the rice steamer and you put a bay leaf and put some uh red pepper over it
Hypothesis: Place the shrimp in the steamer, and cook with bay leaf and red pepper for one hour.
Premise: The Indians' Mumbai is also epitomized by the promenade of Marine Drive, around Back Bay from Nariman Point to the residential area of Malabar Hill.
Hypothesis: Malabar Hill is a residential area with a street called Marine Drive.
Premise: Susan tilted her head and Vrenna tilted it like a mirror.
Hypothesis: Vrenna is copying Susan's every move.
Premise: Today it's still a popular place to catch the latest film at any of the enormous theaters or cruise the shops and restaurants.
Hypothesis: It doesn't even show movies anymore.
Premise: yeah a lot of kids kids and the cousins really get along with each other they're all young they're all i
Hypothesis: The kids all get along.
Premise: oh yeah they're you know they say that they can't uh inflict cruel cruel and unusual punishment but boy what is that knowing that any day the shoe could drop i mean yeah uh-huh
Hypothesis: It's unlikely that they'll face any consequences.
Premise: i don't know i think they'll go i think they'll they're good but they're not great but i think they'll
Hypothesis: I think they'll go; they're good, but not great.
Premise: yeah that i hate  you know and laser seminar that they had i don't know if you've seen the book
Hypothesis: I did not enjoy the laser seminar that they had.
Premise: As the proposal to create DHS demonstrates, the terrorist events of last fall have provided an impetus for the government to look at the larger picture of how it provides homeland security and how it can best accomplish associated missions.
Hypothesis: The terrorist events made the government look at the big picture of the economy.
Premise: 'Yes, he was!'
Hypothesis: No, he wasn't.
Premise: The data are computerized, but for policy reasons the reports are not available online.
Hypothesis: The computerized data can't be posted online because of privacy reasons.
Premise: Will is also the wife of George Will, the Post opinion columnist.
Hypothesis: Will writes about the struggles refugees face with immigration.
Premise: Inside the church are some fine 16th-century stained-glass windows, salvaged from an older church bombed in 1944.
Hypothesis: You can find 17th century relics that survived a bombing in 1945.
Premise: i keep that in mind i just don't you know i guess it takes self-restraint when you have a credit card to know that that there's really you really have to pay these things off
Hypothesis: Using a credit card demands self-restraint because you have to pay later.
Premise: You can enter Temple Bar from Dame Street, or from Fleet Street (off Westmoreland), or you can walk through Merchants Arch, opposite the picturesque Ha'penny Bridge, into Temple Bar Square.
Hypothesis: The only way to get to Temple Bar Square is via Merchants' Arch.
Premise: Still, the solution Schor proposes seems almost as forced and obsessive as overspending itself.
Hypothesis: Schor proposes a solution that is free and perfect.
Premise: Information sharing occurs primarily through quarterly meetings that typically include 175 Agora members.
Hypothesis: Information sharing is primarily achieved through quarterly meetings, although there are the occasional side-meetings between quarters that provides some information.
Premise: A black line of ash ran across the Kal's stomach.
Hypothesis: The black ash was a sign that he had lost his previous battle.
Premise: After the torpedo struck the ship, in the few moments during the launching of the boats, Danvers was seen speaking to a young American girl.
Hypothesis: Four torpedoes struck the boat.
Premise: yeah i mean look who's taking the the engineering jobs and the and the math jobs and the science jobs you know they're all Orientals
Hypothesis: None of the jobs in math are science are being taken.
Premise: There really is no Left in America.
Hypothesis: America doesn't have any left-wing politics right now
Premise: And when you say the friendship is on hold until this goes away, what, exactly, is this?
Hypothesis: The friendship is on hold.
Premise: uh-huh yeah whenever we get enough saved we we stick it in a CD for a while and then uh
Hypothesis: Our CDs are not diverse enough to make the money we want.
Premise: However, few studies of physician-delivered interventions in an emergency setting exist.
Hypothesis: A study on this subject was published in the JAMA last year.
Premise: While Soutine--unlike Chagall, to whom he is sometimes compared--did not paint stereotypically Jewish subjects, he may have been alluding, with those dangling fowl, to a Yom Kippur rite in which a slaughtered chicken was whirled around a rabbi's head in a ritual of absolution.
Hypothesis: Soutine and Chagall are strictly music composers.
Premise: Or is there seriousness underneath the mordancy?
Hypothesis: Is that serious?
Premise: my husband has one for to for uh for business it's a company card but he's never had to use it so we don't get any get any get anything uh for it
Hypothesis: My husband may need to use his company credit card in the future.
Premise: We have industrialized our food systems, and continue to do so, something which classic economics says is not possible, since economies of scale do not easily apply to food production.
Hypothesis: To classic economics industrialized food systems are not possible, said the teacher.
Premise: 'That's the fellow,'  
Hypothesis: That is the man.
Premise: OMB's published guidance12 states that an agency should perform an assessment to evaluate the suitability of electronic signature alternatives for a particular application.
Hypothesis: Guidance12 was never published, so we do not know anything about its contents.
Premise: The church was built on what is thought to be the spot where Moses confronted the Burning Bush, but the Christian community had to confront far more mortal danger in the years following its foundation and its high sturdy protective walls give it the look of a fortress rather than a place of worship.
Hypothesis: The church was built without walls as a symbol of faith.
Premise: The catch is always fresh.
Hypothesis: The catch varies each night.
Premise: requesting access to certain records relating to our study, restating our authority for inspecting the records, and the reason for our inspection.
Hypothesis: Apparently it was the work of a group who thought that there were problems with our study methodology.
Premise: She stayed in the car the whole time.
Hypothesis: She decided to spend the entire length of the party in the car.
Premise: However, the comment I object to is the one where you say there is never a handicapped person waiting to use it when you are done.
Hypothesis: A handicapped person might be waiting for you to finish.
Premise: I'll meet you at the Ritz at seven.
Hypothesis: I'll meet you at the Motel 6 at eight.
Premise: Iowa has landlord-tenant laws, but no state or county governing body regulates them, said Robb Goedicke, an attorney with Legal Aid Society of Polk County.
Hypothesis: Robb Goedicke is not an attorney, but an architect.
Premise: But with his death the empire collapsed, and the Israelite kingdom was divided into two separate, impoverished, often warring  Israel, with its capital at Shechem in the north, ruled by a series of northern dynasties; and the smaller kingdom of Judah, with its capital at Jerusalem, from which the Davidic dynasty continued to rule.
Hypothesis: The divide between the two kingdoms was simply too great to bridge.
Premise: The N-332 now strikes inland for 32 km (19 miles) to the small town of Cuevas de Almanzora, in a hilly region once inhabited by Stone Age man.
Hypothesis: The area has been inhabited for many thousands of years.
Premise: sure same here take you too bye bye
Hypothesis: Yes, that was the same thing I thought last night, but goodbye for now.
Premise: because they just say there's either no room in the system you know in the jails for them or you know it's just that it seems like the automatic sentences if if a judge has leeway on what he's going to you know sentence someone for between you know two months and uh fifty years and you know what's his whim to decide it should be two months
Hypothesis: They say there's no room in the jail system for them and you know that the judge has leeway on what the sentence is going to be, it could be from two months to fifty years and its his whim to decide.
Premise: yeah well um i've never fully served i mean i've been asked twice to go down but i didn't get elected on the panel but i know that um for a lot of the civil cases it's rare i mean if your a lawyer um there you could be a lawyer who never actually gets into the courtroom there's a lot of attorneys like that that never get to the courtroom
Hypothesis: attorneys prefer to avoid going to the courtroom
Premise: well she just sent me the information out i i got a hold of it you know i just sent it back in and
Hypothesis: She just sent me statistics for my project.
Premise: and uh everybody everybody that is unlucky enough has to do the military service
Hypothesis: If you run out of luck, you will be called to serve.
Premise: Alfred Inglethorp returns to Styles. 
Hypothesis: Alfred Inglethorp goes back to Styles.
Premise: Since the National Trust was founded, the area has benefited from increasing protection.
Hypothesis: With the founding of the trust the area has seen a higher increase in pollution and is being constantly damaged..
Premise: The  Zaire, posted Saturday, March 22, now in The Compost, inaccurately identified Paul Kagame as president of Rwanda.
Hypothesis: The zaire accurately identified Paul Kagame as president of Rwanda.
Premise: On these issues, Conley raises difficult, important questions.
Hypothesis: Conley is too timid to ask difficult questions.
Premise: He's head over ears in love with Jane.
Hypothesis: He loathes Jane and never wants to be in her presence.
Premise: All three of these experts, and others besides, point to a misdirection of federal resources.
Hypothesis: The federal resources were spent on private interests.
Premise: and having a much better relationship with their children than my husband ever did because he left home at five thirty in the morning and he got home at six fifteen
Hypothesis: My husband used to leave home early in the morning.
Premise: It is neat and well-tended with sunshades, flowers, and seats, and enjoys a picturesque view over to the tiny Ilheu de Ferro ( Isle of Iron ).
Hypothesis: It is a trash heap with a view of a sewage facility.
Premise: However, if the asset that is transferred was classified as general PP and E for the transferring entity but stewardship PP and E for the recipient entity, it is recognized as a transfer-out (a negative other financing source) of capitalized assets by the transferring entity.
Hypothesis: All assets transfers are classified as transfer-ins.
Premise: um-hum um-hum yeah that's true living in an apartment complex though you know you can't um you can't really stop those people from coming around even though they put up signs out front that says no solicitations uh but they still come up to the front door and uh you know walk around so usually what i do is i'll call the apartment manager and tell him hey there's people coming around you know and they're trying to sell something or or they're from a religious organization and i really hate that i really really do i had somebody come to the door about two weeks ago and um gosh it was about nine o'clock at night too it wasn't even what i would consider you know a family hour it's time to you know start going to bed and uh and it was somebody from um oh what was it the uh Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and uh i've read a lot about uh that particular sect and i don't particularly care for it so i especially don't like for them to come up to my door and try and talk to me
Hypothesis: The apartment manager is probably not very happy about me calling him.
Premise: He did, however, leave a son named Akbar.
Hypothesis: He did leave a son name Akbar who turned into an incredible poet.
Premise: The authors suggest that this type of intervention alone is insufficient for patients with more chronic and severe alcohol dependence.
Hypothesis: The authors found that this type of intervention alone is more than good enough for patients with severe alcoholic dependence.
Premise: Let him have it out with Doc.
Hypothesis: Doc will be involved in a fight.
Premise: yeah and you're not sure where to go and vote and all that
Hypothesis: People can easily figure out where and when they're supposed to vote.
Premise: The bad news is your federal funding for civil equal justice will also decrease.
Hypothesis: The decrease in funding is good news.
Premise: I had fought in two hundred and ten battles, fifty six of those to the death.
Hypothesis: I have killed many people this year.
Premise: Tradesmen and soldiers walked with the urgency of desire or the slow ease of satisfaction.
Hypothesis: They did not care what time they arrived and took their time.
Premise: they'll try something and then they throw it out and get something else you know and you get tired of that
Hypothesis: They get something and then eventually move to the next thing.
Premise: but uh we stripped and then had somebody else come in and do the actually put the paper up next time i think i'll do it the other way around let them strip and i'll hang the paper
Hypothesis: This time they stripped the paper and we hung out and drank beer, but next time we should do the opposite.
Premise: Then it got started.
Hypothesis: Then it ended.
Premise: twenty year old and he uh he's in love with this girl that's about sixteen or seventeen and they leave he's involved with like a murder and then um he they go to uh they go to like Louisiana and Texas and uh he get they get more he gets more involved with this robbery and whatever but it's sort of
Hypothesis: A twenty year old is in love with a younger girl.
Premise: The museum is partly housed in the elegant 15th-century mansion that belonged to Nicolas Rolin, a wealthy dignitary and the benefactor of the famous H??tel-Dieu (hospital) at Beaune .
Hypothesis: Nicolas Rolin was a very poor dignitary who never owned any property.
Premise: He would never stoop so low as to make a sword with teats on it.
Hypothesis: He spent his entire day making a sword with teats.
Premise: Administrative tools permit host organizations to revise content without a webmaster or significant technical staff.
Hypothesis: Organizations can revise content without administrative tools, webmasters, or technical staff.
Premise: they just when the when the time came they said no way you know when they when that was their job they joined it because they wanted to or well you know some people didn't
Hypothesis: No employees were promoted within the company.
Premise: C., had been engaged to defend him. 
Hypothesis: C. had been a long-time friend of both the plaintiff and the defendent.
Premise: Center for the Study of Evaluation, International Monograph Series in Evaluation, April 1983.
Hypothesis: The evaluation of the international monograph series.
Premise: Something, as he expressed it, seemed to snap in his brain.
Hypothesis: His brain had a thought and he liked it.
Premise: They don't involve delivery of services, Atlas said.
Hypothesis: Delivery of services is not involved, because it's a huge cost.
Premise: I want to keep it safe."He handed the paper to the gambler.
Hypothesis: I don't care about keeping it safe. He threw the paper away.
Premise: Meanwhile her tiara, just right for attending the coronation of a monarch, could be dismounted from its frame and reversed into a necklace suitable for the opening of the opera season.
Hypothesis: The tiara was a very expensive gift from her husband.
Premise: The monument is at least equally dedicated to the Fascist dictator.
Hypothesis: The monument is dedicated to a fascist and loses some reverence because of this.
Premise: This affair must all be unravelled from within." He tapped his forehead. 
Hypothesis: There is no use trying to solve this case from the outside.
Premise: Life-without-parole inmates, for the entertainment of the public, sustain horrible injuries in often degrading events (e.g.
Hypothesis: Life-without-parole inmates, for entertaining the public, end up with better lives and more useful skills.
Premise: You can dine and dance in the frond-slatted shade of the Parque Municipal, which also features citrus trees and a noisy frog pond.
Hypothesis: In the Parque Municipal are citrus trees and a frog pond.
Premise: The clothes didn't fit.
Hypothesis: The dress didn't fit.
Premise: New York 's John Simon says the Broadway adaptation of the comedy by 18 th -century French playwright Pierre Marivaux includes rowdiness and bawdry [which] are as out of place as a belch in a declaration of love.
Hypothesis: John Simon is from Canada.
Premise: something like if you have if you have real strict work hours and you can only go like at seven in the morning or after work and you have to stand in line for so long i think that discourages a lot of people
Hypothesis: I think it discourages many if you have really strict work hours.
Premise: The still-unidentified Islamic terrorists released their 155 hostages after India agreed to free three of their jailed comrades.
Hypothesis: Terrorists have 155 hostages on a ship.
Premise: no i'm a i'm a student here um yeah i think we should adopt it i i think we're a little bit backward as far as the rest of the world's concerned
Hypothesis: I think we're backwards compared to the rest of the world.
Premise: ? Gay people?
Hypothesis: Transsexual People? Hermaphrodites?
Premise: They spoke of a pool that called to them and promised to quench their thirst.
Hypothesis: Needing to quench their thirst a pool of water called to them.
Premise: These numbers are up from the 1990's when a severe drought of work for boilermakers caused many boilermakers to seek other lines of work.
Hypothesis: The numbers were lower in the 90s when work for boilermakers was scarce.
Premise: And it comes just in time, because technology for making biological weapons is spreading.
Hypothesis: The technology for making biological weapons lies in the hands of a select few.
Premise: The U.S. cost elasticities in Table 1, when applied to the accrued costs of each function, determine the coefficients in the cost function, which in turn generate the unique shape of the unit cost function (Figure 1).
Hypothesis: The curve of unit cost function is not on Figure 1.
Premise: there's a uh a couple called um oh i'm going to forgot his name now uh Dirkson
Hypothesis: His partner has the same name
Premise: No, I do not think so. 
Hypothesis: Absolutely not.
Premise: the door open."
Hypothesis: He quickly got up to close the door.
Premise: But they used the snetha-knife!
Hypothesis: But they used a weapon!