xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: yeah under bricks or under wood or you know if you leave a piece of newspaper in the yard too long they get in there they usually come out at night but you can find them during the daytime if you pick something up that's been laying around no
Hypothesis: They only exist in air-conditioned apartments.
Premise: The prayer hall highlights the emperor's aesthetic, in the lotus calyx on the gateway's two lantern shafts, the delicately flaring balconies on the minarets, and the stripes to emphasize the bulbous marble domes.
Hypothesis: The minarets have balconies and there are lotus calyx on the lantern shafts.
Premise: Newsweek 's meaty package explains Heaven's Gate's daft cosmology and catalogs America's other doomsday sects.
Hypothesis: Newsweek's package will explain cosmology, doomsday sects, and conspiracy theories.
Premise: it's it's it's it has a four speed i like that stick shift but see that's top of the line that costs twenty whereas a Taurus would cost about a regular Taurus i think is twelve or thirteen
Hypothesis: The car has automatic transmission.
Premise: The free breakfast is a delight.
Hypothesis: Lunch is also provided at no charge.
Premise: In the days of Philippe d'Orleans, Regent of France during Louis XV's minority, it was the scene of notorious orgies.
Hypothesis: Contrary to local legend, the scene has never been the site of any orgies.
Premise: i believe we've pretty much summed everything up
Hypothesis: We've still got a long way to go before we're finished.
Premise: On 15 May of that year, railroad officials from the San Pedro, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake Railroad stood at the intersection of Main and Fremont streets (where the Plaza Hotel now stands) and auctioned 1200 lots of railroad land mapped from 40 square blocks of desert dust.
Hypothesis: The companies had been experiencing financial issues and had to divest their holdings in order to stay afloat.
Premise: However, in accordance with the SAB advice, we use the VSL in the Base Estimate and present age adjusted values in the tables of alternative calculations, Exhibit 12 and 13.
Hypothesis: The VSL we use is in line with SAB advice.
Premise: Third, a ruthlessly efficient leader can win a ruthlessly efficient election and craft a ruthlessly efficient economy.
Hypothesis: They pointed about what it would take for a person in power to be efficient.
Premise: The new moves in, with scant reference to the old.
Hypothesis: The new coming in is an exact copy of the old.
Premise: In classically narrow, zigzagging lanes designed to hinder surprise attack, the houses, today still inhabited by the Satsuma warriors' descendants, offer the rare opportunity to visit some exquisite private gardens, otherwise carefully concealed behind tall hedges.
Hypothesis: The houses feature private gardens and tall hedges.
Premise: Though more expensive than Dominican the harvest here is small Puerto Rican cigars are said to be mild and full of flavor.
Hypothesis: Puerto Rico exports thousands of cigars every year.
Premise: Mom, Can Grandpa Say That on TV?
Hypothesis: We always felt that this would be a great title for a sitcom.
Premise: yeah i don't know he's getting old i think they got their money their money's worth out of him though
Hypothesis: They didn't get a lot of production from him even though he is young.
Premise: A little minute, cried Poirot from the window. 
Hypothesis: Poirot didn't say anything.
Premise: Start in the middle, at the oldest, then work your way east before returning to the historically later caves at the western entrance.
Hypothesis: The newer caves are larger than the older ones.
Premise: Rothschild's lack of familiarity with evolutionary theory may not be obvious to uninformed readers--his book bristles with ostentatious footnotes and seemingly learned references.
Hypothesis: Rothschild's lack of familiarity with evolutionary theory is down to his incompetency.
Premise: It quickly became a leading pilgrimage site, attracting devout Buddhists from many Eastern regions including Japan, China, and Southeast Asia as it still does today.
Hypothesis: It attracted pilgrims mainly from South and Central America.
Premise: As long as G.W.'s policies remain ambiguous, every TV ad is a stealth Bush ad.
Hypothesis: If G.W.'s policies remain obscure, then no TV ad can be a stealthy Bush ad.
Premise: uh-huh yeah yeah i think i think that's that's important
Hypothesis: Of course there are other critical things.
Premise: and um yeah we had some weird cucumbers because they grew inside the fence i mean like the little thing would be half on one side and half on the other
Hypothesis: The cucumbers we grew looked different than most.
Premise: i know you go through this this is something you go through like every year
Hypothesis: It is to my knowledge that you have grown used to it since it is a yearly thing you go through.
Premise: This is an assumption about demand.
Hypothesis: There is currently an assumption based on the demand of the work needed.
Premise: Named after the mountain home of antiquity's Muses, Paris's Mount Parnassus was a mound left after quarrying long gone, but remaining an inspiration to artists.
Hypothesis: Mount Parnassus in Paris was named after a French army general.
Premise: Le Menec, the biggest, has 1,099 menhirs in 12 rows (plus 70 menhirs in a circle or cromlech around part of the hamlet of Le Menec).
Hypothesis: The menhirs of le menace are beautiful.
Premise: Subia acknowledges that none of this would have happened if it weren't for the mural outside his home.
Hypothesis: Subia says the mural wasn't involved at al.
Premise: Interventions and the staff who conducts them need to be flexible and creative in adapting to situations created by the injuries and the noisy and often chaotic nature of emergency settings.
Hypothesis: Interventions and the staff conducting them need to remain rigid and focused in the face of injuries and the chaos of emergency situations.
Premise: And why was that?
Hypothesis: So, why's that?
Premise: But the old dog's been at it going on 25 years.
Hypothesis: For 25 years there has been an old dog doing it.
Premise: I should fancy he had found her very useful," remarked Poirot. 
Hypothesis: ''He would have had no use for her'' Poirot remarked.
Premise: Had it not been for two things, I might have dreamed the whole thing.
Hypothesis: I knew it was not a dream.
Premise: right that's that's what i mean it they'll feel like it's uh a job
Hypothesis: They'll feel like studying it's a job
Premise: The centre of attention is the huge Basilica of the Annunciation, standing on the traditional site of the Virgin Mary's house and the cave where the archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary to herald the birth of Jesus (Luke 1: 26-31).
Hypothesis: The Basilica was placed there due to the site's significance.
Premise: But these were offset by a poor intake system, uneven supervision, a failure to undertake aggressive legal work and a disturbing intransigence by management to address longstanding morale and turnover problems.
Hypothesis: The turnover problems were the direct result of management's failure to address longstanding morale.
Premise: There would be little honor in this battle or the ones to come.
Hypothesis: The battles would continue
Premise: They may have suffered, but they haven't suffered enough.
Hypothesis: They suffered through the loss of their son but it wasn't nearly enough.
Premise: A better reincarnation is promised those whose deeds and actions are good in this station.
Hypothesis: A better reincarnation is promised to everyone.
Premise: What about the current accounting and reporting model?
Hypothesis: I don't want to know about the current models of accounting and reporting.
Premise: The truth is that the more the mayor asks workfarers to do useful work, like street-cleaning, the more they will probably be doing work regular city workers once did.
Hypothesis: Regular city workers never did useful work.
Premise: and which isn't alway always the case in all cultures and it wasn't until i was thinking about it just now that i realized that's actually something that's culturally relative
Hypothesis: I just realized that a certain thing is culturally relative.
Premise: Conservationists collect big licensing fees for dart safaris, and hunters don't feel guilty.
Hypothesis: Conservationists get no money for the dart safaris.
Premise: Don't think I won't, Mex!
Hypothesis: I will do it.
Premise: That is why this Administration supports the development of new legislation that builds on the success of the market-based Acid Rain Program to reduce significantly the SO2, NOx and mercury emissions from power generation.
Hypothesis: Active legislation regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
Premise: Therefore, he supported including community hospitals in research efforts.
Hypothesis: Community hospitals could use improvement
Premise: since i am home with them and so i get a lot of time with them he needs to have um some time with them so he when he comes home he um you know it's his job at night he puts the kids to bed and he reads
Hypothesis: He works at night, so it is my duty to put the kids to bed.
Premise: One goal is to get the state Legislature to pass a law to provide loan forgiveness to medical professionals and lawyers who work with the poor.
Hypothesis: Legislature should focus more on the rich.
Premise: There are more than 30 attorneys in Butler County that volunteer for an organization offering free legal services for low income or elderly households.
Hypothesis: Nobody offers free legal services in Butler County.
Premise: Now living secretly in Belgium with his family, Salih said the oil smuggling involved close cooperation between Iran and Iraq, even though they were officially enemies.
Hypothesis: He lives in Belguim to avoid being found.
Premise: Not a bad sound bite.
Hypothesis: It was a bad sound.
Premise: Simulations should not be viewed as forecasts of economic outcomes 50 or 75 years in the future.
Hypothesis: Simulations cannot be seen as forecasts for economic outcomes past 10 years from now.
Premise: uh-huh and Anderson Hunt all their uh their best players i think are graduating
Hypothesis: None of their best players are graduating right now.
Premise: Although this did not match the standard set by commercial companies, it offered major improvements over what other DOD programs had attempted or achieved.
Hypothesis: It offered no improvements over what other DOD programs accomplished, despite meeting all standards set by commercial companies.
Premise: The nature and magnitude of the problem-determined through a systematic risk assessment process-needs to be determined and openly communicated to all relevant parties.
Hypothesis: The problem needs to be determined and openly communicated to everyone involved because a solution has to be reached.
Premise: What kind of message are we sending those who repeatedly violate Protection From Abuse orders?
Hypothesis: People violate Protection from Abuse orders because they are worthless.
Premise: and when you're in jail they take you out just like they do in Alabama or anywhere else in what they call a chain gang and they clean the city parks
Hypothesis: Chain gangs do not exist.
Premise: A jangling peal rang discordantly, echoing through the emptiness within.
Hypothesis: A harp echoed through the halls, like an angel's tune.
Premise: He was thinking in terms of a world where money moved freely and massively to wherever it could earn the highest return.
Hypothesis: Money can move about a 401k in order to get a 10% return.
Premise: Some aim for uniformity or comparability of data both within a site with multiple observers and across several sites.
Hypothesis: Uniformity or comparability of data should be of the leas concern.
Premise:   The Model provides a forecast of average retail electricity prices from 2005 to 2020 for 13 regions and the contiguous U.S., and considers areas of the country that (1) will have competitive pricing of power generation and, (2) are likely to price retail power based on a cost-of-service basis.
Hypothesis: The Model predicts the price of electricity in some areas.
Premise: it takes takes him a lot less time because even though he does have to do it every four or five days um since he doesn't have to bag all of those clippings you know it rather than taking i don't know as an example an hour and a half to do the whole lawn it only takes an hour
Hypothesis: How long does it take to do the lawn? An hour or an hour and a half.
Premise: Free samples are not always given at the end of visits and the champagne houses may not be the cheapest places to buy champagne.
Hypothesis: The champagne houses are the cheapest place to find and buy your favorite champagne in the world.
Premise: I'm not so sure.
Hypothesis: I'm not so sure, this could go badly.
Premise: I considered this.
Hypothesis: It was a tough decision.
Premise: Later, McLaughlin refers to Saddam's Republican Guard as the Red Guard.
Hypothesis: The Saddam's Republican Guard was referred to by McLaughlin as the Red Guard.
Premise: National saving provides the resources for a nation to invest domestically and abroad.
Hypothesis: National saving gives resources for a nation to put into their country and others.
Premise: yeah and there there's a guy have you ever heard of George Winston he plays piano i think he's dead now  but he plays wonderfully
Hypothesis: Have you heard of George Winston, the great piano player?
Premise: He recently purchased 387 acres on one of the San Juan Islands that is the site of Camp Nor'Wester, a venerated children's summer retreat.
Hypothesis: He bought some land on one of the San Juan Islands.
Premise: All the remaining seventeen of the crew were dead and their ashes were to be left on a strange planet.
Hypothesis: Seventeen crew members died due to exposure to the elements.
Premise: We had about three hundred and fifty slaves at that point, all working deeper in the mines than we ever had.
Hypothesis: The slaves worked in the mines until they died.
Premise: uh that's a good question i the Rangers have a have a pitching problem and whether or not they can fix that or not is going to be an interesting question they're doing the right thing though uh they are going with their farm system they're letting their farm system uh build up and stuff like that and
Hypothesis: If the Rangers let their farm system build up, they could win the season.
Premise: The literature attempting to explain why and how people save-or do not save as the case may be-is extensive, and the empirical research is conflicting.
Hypothesis: Some studies show that people save money for future purchases.
Premise: uh several of those people
Hypothesis: Actually, some of those people.
Premise: Two years after Ca'daan had ceased his own brill trade north, choosing to sell south twice a year, his neighbor and his neighbor's sons lost an entire herd of six brill off of Heaven's Highway.
Hypothesis: His neighbors have experienced a hardship.
Premise: Observers consider Belgium the second-most corrupt European state, trailing only Italy.
Hypothesis: England and Germany are the most corrupt European countries.
Premise: uh-huh yeah i i think it's you know at first it it was kind of a drag because i was not used to doing that much of anything and um
Hypothesis: Doing peoples' dishes typically feels like a chore yeah.
Premise: right yes i was going to say that it does make a difference when you're not accustomed
Hypothesis: Once you get used to it, things will not feel like this.
Premise: All Lewinsky, All the Time
Hypothesis: Lewinsky is only covered some of the time.
Premise: At the time of our visit, in February 1997, incidents were categorized into 13 types, which generally pertained to the negative effects of the violations.
Hypothesis: The violations were sorted into 13 categories based upon the effects.
Premise: Did I say Lee?
Hypothesis: Is it true that I said Lee?
Premise: ( After this article was posted, I learned that Macmillan Digital Publishing and not Red Hat Software provided the e-mail support for this version of Linux.
Hypothesis: Red Hat Software stopped providing email support for Linux last year.
Premise: general construction workers for site preparation and storage facility installation
Hypothesis: For site preparation and storage facility installation many resources are necessary, including general construction workers.
Premise: Poirot hurried to explain himself. 
Hypothesis: Poirot was rushed to explain himself.
Premise: Its dramatic location, looking acroseto the Lub??ron from the southern edge of the Vaucluse plateau, has made Gordes one of the most proserous villages in the region, popular for its boutiques and little galleries.
Hypothesis: The boutiques in the village Gordes contain various souvenirs for tourists.
Premise: Those wise old words were the product of a different time.
Hypothesis: What he said was fitting for the past.
Premise: This is sheer narcissism, the notion that making it means whitening.
Hypothesis: It is self hating, not narcissistic.
Premise: The first copy of each GAO report and testimony is free.
Hypothesis: The first copy of the GAO report is free because people wouldn't be able to afford it otherwise.
Premise: um-hum right right yeah but i agree with you though they uh they're trying to uh you know they're they're saying that you are guilty until proven innocent and uh and i don't really appreciate that at all
Hypothesis: They say you are innocent until proven guilty.
Premise: The official Versailles Web site (&lt;www.chateauversailles.fr&gt;) is well-organized and full of useful information.
Hypothesis: The official web site of the Versailles was made by a french citizen with great computer skills.
Premise: When I use a word, Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, it means just what I choose it to mean--neither more nor less.
Hypothesis: Humpty Dumpty was not happy.
Premise: Figure 3.2 shows the difference between domestic investment and national saving, which is defined in the NIPA as net foreign investment.
Hypothesis: Figure 3.2 shows how domestic investment and national saving differ.
Premise: The protocols have been revised in those areas to reflect the 
Hypothesis: No revisions have been made to the protocols.
Premise: At the end of the Napoleonic era, the monarchy was restored.
Hypothesis: The rule was reestablished after the fall of Napoleon.
Premise: At yuletide, even midlevel fashion-mag writers and editors are inundated with cashmere sweaters, Versace pillows, coats ...
Hypothesis: Those sending items to fashion editors are hoping for favorable coverage.
Premise: I found work as a hauler in the trade district.
Hypothesis: I found work as a worker in the market district.
Premise: While consumer activists pump for another technological fix--smart air bags that can adjust their behavior to the stature of front-seat passengers--more and more of us (perhaps influenced in part by mandatory seat-belt laws in 49 states) are squandering those 2.97 precious seconds and buckling up.
Hypothesis: Instead of paying lots of money for new technology we're buckling our seat belts.
Premise: 4) If the LSC state planning team recommends a service area configuration that differs from that proposed by the DSPB, authorized representatives of the DSPB may seek a meeting with LSC's Vice President for Programs to ask for reconsideration.
Hypothesis: A service area configuration was never recommended by the LSC state planning team.
Premise: and some well it's like the the Dale Hansen on channel eight little is a sometimes a little too cutesy but i wonder if we're coming up on ten minutes have you talked have you been on the conversation when they beeped you at ten minutes
Hypothesis: Channel 8 is great.
Premise: Either labor can get it directly from the boss, or labor can get it from the boss via Congress.
Hypothesis: Labor has a choice to get it from the Congress.
Premise: yeah my wife's brother had a he lives in California and he had a Honda Accord i think and he had like a hundred fifty thousa nd miles on it and he sold it and uh never had a problem with it whereas i got a Chevette and it's the car's almost almost twelve years old and i got seventy one thousand miles on it is all and i've had problems with it just all the time
Hypothesis: I have a Chevette that is almost twelve years old.
Premise: I shouldn't mention pay again.
Hypothesis: Discussing payment is a bad idea.
Premise: Rather than compromise, the king fled Paris in a vain effort to join up with armed forces hostile to the Revolution.
Hypothesis: The king ran away from Paris.
Premise: Why was a senator from Kansas so interested in bananas?
Hypothesis: How come the Kansas senator was so interested in bananas?
Premise: and they're coming here going after the hard degrees and then they're going back to Korea and Japan and Hong Kong and everywhere else and they're applying it there
Hypothesis: Most Asian students take the easiest degrees when they learn in our country.
Premise: Better be careful."
Hypothesis: Best be careful.
Premise: The doorman looked her over and said, OK, the horse can come in, but you have to stay outside.
Hypothesis: The doorman was instructed to not let any humans in.
Premise: a headquarters or something anyway where they they staffed it three shifts a day so that someone if they needed someone they could ri ng and and someone could come to their house
Hypothesis: There is someone always on call on site. If the residents need anything they can call and someone comes over to help. It only takes a few minutes to be there.
Premise: This was the site of the White Horse Inn, the main coaching house at the end of the London Edinburgh route.
Hypothesis: The White Horse Inn was located halfway between New York City and Pittsburgh.
Premise: that's right that's right they could they can make your life miserable if they want to
Hypothesis: If they wanted to, they could make your life miserable.
Premise: What critics like most about novelist and travel writer Paul Theroux's new work of fiction--about a British family in Hong Kong as the Chinese government takes back control--comes less from the novelist than the travel writer.
Hypothesis: In Paul Theroux's new book, the Chinese government relinquish control of Hong Kong.
Premise: Guangzhou today is mostly about business and industry, featuring new development, skyscrapers, a whole new business area, and raised expressways.
Hypothesis: There are no new businesses entering Guangzhou as it's primarily residential.
Premise: Festival of Hungry The Chinese honor ancestors with prayers, banquets, and Chinese opera.
Hypothesis: The Chinese honor their ancestors by saying prayers and wearing fancy clothes and hosting banquets.
Premise: and i like that you know so i don't know i guess i just like a variety variety of things and every day i just tape Regis and Kathie Lee
Hypothesis: Regis and Kathie Lee is my favorite show on tv.
Premise: And it's very unlikely that in the future everything will look like software--indeed, it's much more likely that eventually the information sector itself will turn into a boring mature industry.
Hypothesis: Information will eventually revert back to paper and pencils of the past, hence the 'boring mature industry'.
Premise: and i'm there a little before four o'clock to pick them up so he doesn't stay there even an hour and the other child is not even there when i get there and doesn't get there until about four it's about thirty minutes to do a ten minute ride in there little bus and
Hypothesis: I get there at 3:50pm.
Premise: Past the tiny settlement of Canhas, notable for its statue of Santa Teresa and the Stations of the Crose is a miradouro overlooking Madalena do Mar.
Hypothesis: The city of Canhas is a thriving metropolis with a large population.
Premise: yeah they've um they've had police officers come in
Hypothesis: Yes, police officers have been brought in.
Premise: In short, this should not lead us to revisit the idea of a gift tax.
Hypothesis: We should reevaluate the idea of a gift tax.
Premise: By the middle of the 19th century, Cuba produced a third of the world's sugar and was considered one of the most valuable colonies in the world.
Hypothesis: Cuba produced a third of the world's sugar in the middle of the 20th century.