xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: FSIS did not identify any other statute or executive order imposing procedural requirements relevant to the rule.
Hypothesis: Previous executive orders have imposed procedural requirements.
Premise: The couples who were our friends have been wonderful to me.
Hypothesis: The couples that were our friends are friendly to everyone.
Premise: uh-huh that may be the difference in our part of the country we live in it's a lot easier to get out outside all year round uh well pretty near all year round out here
Hypothesis: The part of the country we live in prevents us from going outside for most of the year.
Premise: oh really what's his name again Peretti
Hypothesis: Did you say that his name is Peretti?
Premise: You don't think but, say, that's plumb impossible no one could have got in.
Hypothesis: Someone on the inside must have done it.
Premise: The following is a facsimile of it. 
Hypothesis: This is an exact copy of it.
Premise: The spread of nuclear and biological weapons, the growth of international organized crime, and global environmental degradation are a few examples.
Hypothesis: One example can be the international growth of organized crime.
Premise: To help you choose a nightlife scene, pick up a copy of Hong Kong Tourist Authority's dining and entertainment guide for listings, or just simply wander through the maze of neon signs and take your pick.
Hypothesis: The Hong Kong Tourist Authority's dining and entertainment guide is free.
Premise: well we got a lot of barbecue places around around the Dallas area Spring Creek Barbecue that's right in Richardson and it uh i i like the barbecue there um and it it's fairly reasonable you can get um it i mean if if you know you go through the line and and pick up your food
Hypothesis: There are many regions in Texas that people like to barbecue.
Premise: A standard for intervention that was universally accepted and regularly if not uniformly applied might even reduce the number of occasions when intervention would be needed.
Hypothesis: A way of intervening bounded to the common good would be better than a way of intervention for the sake of intervention.
Premise: Across from the park is the Teatro Municipal (Municipal Theater), a miniature Victorian gem that hosts periodic concerts, while opposite the wine lodge is an old Scottish kirk (church), another indicator of the strong British influence on the island's development.
Hypothesis: Concerts are sometimes held the Victorian gem across from the park.
Premise: She will never marry a man so old and ugly like you.
Hypothesis: I think she will not marry you or anyone comparable to you in terms of age and ugliness.
Premise: Overall, 62% attributed being injured either somewhat (24%) or mostly or totally (38%) to be the result of drinking.
Hypothesis: 62% attributed being injured totally to drinking.
Premise: Among Kaahumanu's many reforms was the banning of prostitution, a ruling which led to pitched battles in whaling ports such as Lahaina.
Hypothesis: Some of those fighting were upset because prostitution had sustained the local economy.
Premise: Expanding legal capacity through coordination with other providers.
Hypothesis: Reigning in legal capacity by use of all providers.
Premise: You can tour the pyramids on foot, or take a camel or horseback ride between the main sites.
Hypothesis: In Egypt, travelling by camel or horseback is a popular tourist attraction.
Premise: But the golden glow of the temples' Doric columns and the idyllic setting amid acadia and almond trees on a precipice overlooking the Mediterranean are enough to encourage you to worship a whole pantheon of Greek gods.
Hypothesis: Many regard the temples as being dull, gray, and unappealing to the eye.
Premise: Agency leaders need to commit their organizations to valuing and investing in their employees by empowering, involving, and providing them the tools to do their best, and by implementing the modern performance management and incentives systems needed to focus employees' efforts on achieving agency missions and goals.
Hypothesis: Employees always try their best to perform most efficiently.
Premise: I suppose you're right, she said.
Hypothesis: She had doubted it at first.
Premise: Written material, if provided, will be used to confirm that the critical facts and key information used to formulate GAO's analyses and findings are current, correct, and complete.
Hypothesis: The analyses must be current and correct in order to be worthy of use.
Premise: you could go in the bathroom at Luby's and take care of it
Hypothesis: Luby's had really comfortable bathrooms.
Premise: He was wearing a frilly shirt and a ruffled waistcoat.
Hypothesis: He had on a ruffled waistcoat and a frilly shirt.
Premise: That's because his true focus isn't the end of the epidemic, but lengthening the lives of the already infected.
Hypothesis: He'd like to stop the epidemic but found that it makes more sense to try and save the lives of those who already have it.
Premise: EPA has resubmitted all eight requests based on reduced reporting and recordkeeping requirements resulting from changed requirements in the final rule.
Hypothesis: The EPA wanted to change the final rules to make it easier to save the environment.
Premise: The huge Victorian greenhouse, New Palm House, is impressive and packed with ferns and palms that thrive in the warm, damp environment.
Hypothesis: The ferns thrive in the warm, damp environment of the green house.
Premise: Often goods are referred to as tangible products, and services are referred to as intangible products.
Hypothesis: There are both tangible and intangible products, otherwise known as goods and services.
Premise: yeah yes uh too much we give away way too much in my in my opinion
Hypothesis: I think that we need to give away more.
Premise: Just after he left, a new trauma victim rolled in--a 28-year-old who had been knocked unconscious in a high-speed head-on collision.
Hypothesis: Just after he left, a new victim arrived for treatment.
Premise: The Weekly Standard has been eloquently critical of Republican neo-isolationism and is pushing something called National Greatness conservatism, a program of muscular American engagement around the globe.
Hypothesis: The Weekly Standard has never once remarked on any Republican ideologies.
Premise: Second, with each of those lost sales, it loses a potential user of Internet Explorer.
Hypothesis: Second, with each lost sale a potential user of internet explorer is lost.
Premise: FATHER  You know, Kaethe, even though you are my sister, and this money was legitimately inherited from our parents, and I'm giving it to you in order that you may pay for a lifesaving sweat-gland-transplant, which will finally enable you to dress properly, I'd bet, to an outsider, this whole scene would look awfully fishy.
Hypothesis: Kaethe, I need this inheritance money more than you do.
Premise: The difference  The first is the amount that the lucky fan is going to get (prior to IRS inquiries), and the second number is the first number plus the auctioneer's fee.
Hypothesis: The second number is the amount the fan will get minus the fee to the auctioneer.
Premise: And Boyd Barrett had sold his horse the same day to buy back those silver bits because he knew what they meant to his cousin Drew.
Hypothesis: Boyd bought a new horse.
Premise: By the way, whose is the smaller desk in the corner?"
Hypothesis: The desk in the corner is mine.
Premise: that well it can be it it really kind of depends on on um what they were you know what they were looking for in other words if if in Spring crain training they were looking at all their kids like a lot of them do um then it really doesn't give you any indication but if they were uh playing the people that they're going to play then that might be pretty good indication so you know it's it's it's not a great indication because there have been teams that have just you know come out and just won all kinds of games in Spring craning training and then gone on a you know fourteen game losing streak in the first of the season so
Hypothesis: Spring craning training is not a good predictor of how team will perform in the season.
Premise: The Food and Drug Administration is sending warnings to thousands of doctors.
Hypothesis: The FDA sent thousands of doctors warnings and guidelines
Premise: Most often Adrin ended on his back in the dust but a few times he ended on his feet and each time he left a new mark of ash on the Kal's large body.
Hypothesis: Adrin usually ended up on the ground after their sparring, but once in a while he ended on his feet after landing a blow on Kal.
Premise:  "Sather Fareth spent his life designing this," Ser Perth said proudly.
Hypothesis: This is the first time Ser Perth has shown his prideful side.
Premise: Scandal! As a sign of protest he took to coming to the office wearing a t-shirt with the slogan 'Attention, Baby!' on it.
Hypothesis: The shirt was a plain shirt, with no words or logos on it.
Premise: The Germans, he writes, displayed the callousness toward human life typically attending war.
Hypothesis: The Germans were cautious towards human life.
Premise: The Kal stood tall, his eyes focusing first on the corpse at his feet and then on the crowd around him.
Hypothesis: He stood with a corpse at his feet.
Premise: you know uh because the you know the character actors the town the community people were just great they just seem so real you know they came right off the screen
Hypothesis: The actors did a bad job with their parts.
Premise: We imagine, as we look in the fetus's eyes, that there is someone in there.
Hypothesis: We'd like to think a fetus is a human.
Premise: In other words, averting a HI shortfall for 75 years now would require an increase in payroll taxes by 1.97 percent (a 68-percent increase over the 2001 rate paid by employers and workers47), a cut in HI spending by 37 percent, or some combination of the two.
Hypothesis: An increase in payroll taxes would be required to avoid a shortfall for 75 years.
Premise: on no young people like to swing real hard at the ball
Hypothesis: Younger people like to swing hard at the ball.
Premise: The changing role of Chinese culture in Japanese life was epitomized in the language itself.
Hypothesis: The role of Chinese culture in Japan had no effect on the Japanese language.
Premise: OMB Circular A125 PromptPayment,5 the Prompt Payment Act, and the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), part 13 provide guidance on implementing fast pay.
Hypothesis: Fast pay is being implemented by F AR.
Premise: take a boom a little bit
Hypothesis: The boom will help you greatly.
Premise: The people farmed and fished; on the dawning of the Bronze Age in 2700 b.c. , they began to work with metals.
Hypothesis: The people farmed until they learned to use metals.
Premise: right and then how would you feel afterwards when you came up negative and you know your supervisor has accused you of using drugs
Hypothesis: So how would you feel if you got a negative drugs test even though your supervisor had accused you?
Premise: It was quite on the cards that Julius P.
Hypothesis: It was on the cards that Julius commited treason.
Premise: i well i can go even better than that i've never seen Dallas either
Hypothesis: I haven't watched Dallas yet because I don't like scary movies.
Premise: Patient advocates argue that HMOs can't produce the lavish benefits they used to drum up business.
Hypothesis: Patient advocates say HMOs can't give the benefits they used to because medical care is so expensive now.
Premise: Why, she was devoted to her! I exclaimed. 
Hypothesis: I felt she was never devoted herself to anyone.
Premise: East of the Forum des Halles, streets closed to traffic and lined with cafes, brasseries, art galleries, and boutiques link up with the startling Centre Georges-Pompidou.
Hypothesis: The streets that are closed to traffic are west of the Forum des Halles.
Premise: It just means they're really, really serious about you.
Hypothesis: They are taking a strong look at you.
Premise: Significant findings and recommendations are those matters that, if not corrected, could affect the results of the auditors' work and users' conclusions about those results.
Hypothesis: Significant findings should be immediately reported.
Premise: Mapplethorpe's photographs seem to Fiss to qualify under these guidelines, since, he says, in the late 1980s the AIDS crisis confronted America in the starkest fashion and provoked urgent questions regarding the scope and direction of publicly funded medical research.
Hypothesis: The AIDS crisis confronted America in the late 60s.
Premise: Six teams of a nanny and a nurse take turns watching the baby around the clock, although they are not allowed to kiss him.
Hypothesis: There are only two teams of nanny and a nurse.
Premise: He was dead before he fell to the ground.
Hypothesis: He died and fell on the ground.
Premise: Oh, a bruise and a cut or two; really, from a medical point of view, absurdly slight injuries to have produced such a condition.
Hypothesis: These injuries are in line with what is to be expected from a person in this condition.
Premise: He set out to impose the Conde Nast model on The New Yorker : expand circulation and raise ad rates.
Hypothesis: He set out to impose the Conde Nast model on The New Yorker.
Premise: But surely these two superstore chains are already big enough to squeeze suppliers quite effectively.
Hypothesis: The two superstore chains depend on the suppliers.
Premise: Joe Kennedy's marriage and the alleged affair between Michael Kennedy and a teen-ager.
Hypothesis: The alleged affair was a national controversy for many weeks.
Premise: Most gains and losses from transferring assets within and between sectors wash out at the national level and may not represent newly available resources for the economy as a whole.
Hypothesis: Transferring assets may result in gains or losses of more than 80%.
Premise: The Postal Service would probably make changes in the way postage is sold.
Hypothesis: The Postal Service would probably make changes to their delivery vehicles if any changes at all.
Premise: They become more creative in raising funds for discrimination-based projects.
Hypothesis: They become more creative in other fund raising activities.
Premise: I reloaded my pistols and found Susan in the tall grasses.
Hypothesis: Susan was in the tall grass near the pond.
Premise: Teodoro answered that.
Hypothesis: Teodoro had the best response for that.
Premise: Having lost the use of his left arm in warding off the machete attack during a robbery attempt, Joseph said he found it increasingly difficult to negotiate the five flights of stairs lugging groceries or laundry on the frequent occasions when the building's elevator was out of order.
Hypothesis: Joseph was looking for a ground floor apartment.
Premise: Thus, it is partly variable and partly fixed.
Hypothesis: Something is equal parts variable and fixed
Premise: Some basic mail has hand-written addresses but
Hypothesis: Some mail was hand written
Premise: Parents can even be threatened with imprisonment themselves if their teen-agers run amok.
Hypothesis: Parents can be threatened with imprisonment for allowing teenagers to run amok.
Premise: We came to the dead bodies, and White stripped away their weapons.
Hypothesis: White took the guns off the bodies.
Premise: With this greater capital intensity, diminishing returns to capital have reduced the return on investment in Japan over the years.
Hypothesis: Diminishing returns to capital has been a factor of reduced investment in Asia.
Premise: i lived there for ten years
Hypothesis: I lived there for a decade.
Premise: He would save his town.
Hypothesis: It was his town that he would save.
Premise:  The huge man sobbed.
Hypothesis: The man cried.
Premise: Information on best practices of boards would be useful to help improve board operations, for example in areas of improving communications with management and using external advisors.
Hypothesis: Using external advisors is a best practice that is seldom utilized.
Premise: The show has also, reports the Post , been protested by the NAACP's Beverly Hills/Hollywood chapter.
Hypothesis: The show was protected by NCAAF and UNICEF
Premise: In drafting the Corporation's Fiscal Year (FY) 1984 appropriations act, Congress for the first time replaced the language resident of the United States with present in the United States.
Hypothesis: This resulted in Fiscal Year being more fair to minorities.
Premise: The on-premises bindery repairs and restores old books and manuscripts.
Hypothesis: The bindery is sometimes used for new books as well.
Premise: i'll try bye
Hypothesis: I'll try to do it by tonight.
Premise: An initial Notice of Proposed Rulemaking was published in the Federal Register on December 8, 1994 (59 Fed.
Hypothesis: The notice of rulemaking was published.
Premise: from ammonia), but in 1996, the country launched a drive to become self-sufficient in urea, a move that has displaced 1.9 to 3.7 million tons of ammonia.
Hypothesis: Self-sufficiency began to be pursued by the country in 1996.
Premise: If that should happen or if our enemies use this, we could be trapped.
Hypothesis: We might lose if our enemies know of this tactic.
Premise: The Kal shrugged.
Hypothesis: And then The Kal raised his hand.
Premise: i guess if you stay out of trouble you don't have you worry about it but
Hypothesis: It's hard to stay out of trouble.
Premise: it's got the the the good old three fifty standard engine in it regular gas engine and that engine i understand i can i can actually work on that engine
Hypothesis: I can actually work on a three fifty engine because I understand them.
Premise: He felt a pang of pity, and when he forgot he didn't have anything to sit on, he felt down and broke his arm.
Hypothesis: He broke his arm for the second time this year.
Premise: a life for a life
Hypothesis: A life prison sentence for a life.
Premise: yeah yeah it was it was annoying one one half of the starter was you know three bolts on the starter and two of them were American and one of them was metric
Hypothesis: All three of the bolts were metric.
Premise: Its harbour, from which Milesian ships set forth to found over 100 colonies during the seventh and eighth centuries b.c. , is now a frog-filled marsh.
Hypothesis: A frog-ridden marsh is all that remains of the harbor.
Premise: The differences in slopes and intercepts reflect population differences.
Hypothesis: The differences in slopes and intercepts do not reflect population differences.
Premise: They squabble over the details of late-term abortions.
Hypothesis: They squabble over education details.
Premise: no i mean it's it's actually there's an interstate
Hypothesis: I mean there is an interstate in every city.
Premise: hum five and a half pounds  she's uh laying right in front of my keyboard here on the desk right now
Hypothesis: She will lay on the desk, on the keyboard, But she doesn't weigh much. It is her way of getting attention,
Premise: This political process focused as much on social considerations as on the kinds of market forces that shape competitive outcomes.
Hypothesis: Social considerations were not focused on in the process.
Premise: By the end of the 1980s, more than 80 percent of Cuban trade was with the USSR, which also provided Cuba with a subsidy of state support worth an estimated US$5 billion annually.
Hypothesis: In return for state subsidies, Cuba proved to be a loyal ally to the USSR.
Premise: when you sign your ten forty form you're signing a away you're rights i mean your your rights to uh uh protect yourself
Hypothesis: When you sign the papers, you give up your rights.
Premise: You do manage to survive, don't you?
Hypothesis: I know that you do not make it alive.
Premise: Dining facilities include Jimmy's Buffet and Martino's Italian restaurant; poolside bar serves snacks throughout the day.
Hypothesis: There is Jimmy's Buffet open for dining.
Premise: Title 7 of GAO's PolicyandProceduresManual,section 7.4.E.
Hypothesis: The 7th title of GAO's manual concerning Policy and Procedure.
Premise: a 605(b), the Secretary has certified that the interim rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities.
Hypothesis: The Secretary has concluded that the interim rule will not significantly affect a lot of entities.
Premise: taxes, estate and gift taxes, and customs duties
Hypothesis: Taxes and duties are too high.
Premise: yeah yeah there's uh a lot of extremes on the parties too with the you know the real uh far side of the Democrats they're real liberal now to where probably fifty or a hundred years ago um the Democrat party being liberal like they are now you know would never be thought of it would be the other way that the Republicans were real liberal minded as far as like uh moral standings and those kinds of things
Hypothesis: The parties are so much alike that it is scary.
Premise: 5) Handwritten addresses and pieces without Zip Codes are accepted without surcharge.
Hypothesis: there are other pieces that may be accepted without surcharge.
Premise: Ajami's book is an indispensable guide to why anyone in the Arab world still listens to it.
Hypothesis: Ajami wrong a guide useful to those who are Arab.
Premise: 'Stage Three is working out how to do it.
Hypothesis: We figure out how to win the election in stage 3.
Premise: Mohammed also visited the El-Aksa Mosque, which is adjacent to the Dome mosque.
Hypothesis: The El-Aksa Mosque is nowhere near the Dome mosque.
Premise: But no one broached these questions at the hearing.
Hypothesis: The questions would have made a difference the outcome of the hearing.
Premise: So far, Campbell and Frank have enlisted only 34 co-signers, and the administration shows no signs of paying attention.
Hypothesis: The administration might not look like it's paying attention, but it has been keeping tabs of the developments.
Premise: i saw that one that one wasn't that great either well i didn't think so no
Hypothesis: I saw it, and didn't think it was that great.
Premise: Japan is still trying to define its place in a world in which it is constantly accused of being an economic whale but a political minnow just one of the pieces of the puzzle that is modern Japan.
Hypothesis: Japan is trying to make a name for itself while building a global economic standing.
Premise: Compared with Charles Bronson's, maybe.
Hypothesis: Most people's opinion is maybe - if compared with Charles Bronson's.
Premise: you know back just even fifty years ago when people had had financial problems the fir st place they went to was their family and families took care of themselves and um
Hypothesis: Families were more closely knit, half a century ago, more than they do today.
Premise: He tells for the first time how the selective mechanism for the educated class--the SAT--came to occupy its current dominant role.
Hypothesis: The SAT is for people who are headed for college and have college-educated parents.
Premise: The curve shown above is selected to align (roughly) with this requirement.
Hypothesis: The line is selected to align with the need.
Premise: can be in day care for a few hours a week or my husband if it's you know and and when he's at home can take care of them
Hypothesis: We tried to not have them in daycare often to save money.
Premise: Under the Minister is the head of a department, usually referred to as the Secretary.
Hypothesis: The Secretary is usually the head of a department under the Minister.
Premise: This question is too hard.
Hypothesis: This is too difficult of a question.
Premise: Siegfried and These world-famous illusionists and Las Vegas residents have risen from a small-time specialty act to stardom.
Hypothesis: A few people have gotten famous from their illusions.
Premise: In front of us were "the detectives in charge of the case." The well-known glib phraseology passed rapidly through my mind in the interval before Poirot opened the proceedings. 
Hypothesis: With the case mysteriously closed, I wondered why they had assigned no one to investigate it.
Premise: The pagoda's 108 painted struts support the five tiled roofs.
Hypothesis: The five tiled roofs lack any supports and are kept aloft by magic.