xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Drew could hear Rivas' voice encouraging, pleading.... A mass of men, mounted and on foot, funneled the runners down to where the line of rope lay straight to mark the finish.
Hypothesis: There were many men near the finish line because they wanted to see who will win.
Premise: He tried thereafter to pay more attention to his Spanish constituency.
Hypothesis: He tried to pay more attention to the Spanish people that followed him but they bored him.
Premise: well okay well hey i appreciate the call you too bye-bye
Hypothesis: It was a pleasant call; we should do it again soon.
Premise: Yet despite their differing approaches to reform, all these organizations were seeking to become more result-oriented, and they commonly took three key steps.
Hypothesis: The organizations were all looking to be more oriented around results.
Premise: uh but but the Muslims are not as liberal in their interpretation of of the Kuran as we are in our interpretation of the Bible
Hypothesis: Muslims interpret the Koran more liberally than Jews interpret the Torah.
Premise: Like Macdonald's fictitious scientist, it is uncomfortable with abstractions.
Hypothesis: Scientists in general are uncomfortable with abstractions and prefer the objective, specific, tangible world which can be measured.
Premise: the coach actually called time out and came and tapped my tail with her foot and said you know pointed that finger and went ah yeah yeah yeah yeah you know and i thought okay
Hypothesis: I disliked the coach, she was mean.
Premise: NIH has developed a multiple agency, shared file system that allows all authorized users to have access to the completed contractor performance evaluations of all subscribing agencies via the Internet.
Hypothesis: The shared file system has eleven subscribing agencies.
Premise: You know a great deal more than you're willing to admit." Tuppence paused a moment to admire her own ingenuity, and then said softly: "I shouldn't like to contradict you, Mr. Whittington."
Hypothesis: Tuppence thinks that Mr. Whittington knows a lot more than he's willing to admit.
Premise: The coverage of her day in court was uniformly kind, rarely mentioning that she has lied before and changed her story now.
Hypothesis: She was known to have been very consistent in recounting her story.
Premise: Arms flailing, starting to drown.
Hypothesis: The child was drowning.
Premise: yeah it's scary to know that they're supplying that many people with weapons especially when it's to the south of us
Hypothesis: It's frightening for those who live south of us to have many weapons.
Premise: She treats everyone, from victims to defendants to attorneys, with the highest respect, Wong said.
Hypothesis: She shows respect to victims and attorneys, according to Wong.
Premise: and uh uh i don't know it's going to be interesting
Hypothesis: I am unsure, it will be quite interesting
Premise: That's a pretty girl, I remarked appreciatively. 
Hypothesis: I said she looked rather plain, bordering on downright ugly.
Premise: Off the cloister, with its ancient cedar tree, is the Pilgrim's Hospice (Ospizio dei Pelligrini) where some of his finest works are found, notably a Descent from the Crose
Hypothesis: Pilgrim's Hospice is located inside of the cloister.
Premise: But not many people ever do it.
Hypothesis: Many people are too afraid to do it.
Premise: A radio was playing country-Western music.
Hypothesis: Country-Western music blared from a radio.
Premise: The outside world did not know the full extent of the killing until reports after the fact.
Hypothesis: The reports were released with opposition from the killers.
Premise: you bet plus they can help now too they don't  go along for the ride
Hypothesis: Even if they don't go skiing, you'll appreciate them being there with you.
Premise: Since 1999, LSC has awarded more than $800,000 in technical assistance funds for State Planning projects.
Hypothesis: The SSC was responsible for the $800,000 donation.
Premise: so being from the north i guess corn bread and black eye peas are strange are strange to you
Hypothesis: Corn bread, okra and black eye peas must be strange to you because you are from the north.
Premise: But the New York Times ' Ben Brantley claims the play bears the rare mark of theatrical  it is rooted in specific, even earthy details but it sets off echoes that go way beyond its sad story.
Hypothesis: The play evokes sad emotions in those who watch it.
Premise: None of the real Hersheimmer's friends or intimates saw him before he sailed though indeed it would hardly have mattered if they had, the impersonation was so perfect.
Hypothesis: None of Hersheimmer's close mates would have known it was him.
Premise: House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas, has compared Barr to former Rep.
Hypothesis: Dick Armey is a House Majority Leader from Texas.
Premise: He castigated Republicans for going soft on gun control and abortion.
Hypothesis: He thought Republicans had softened up too much.
Premise: i don't know that's just one of the many rumors that floats around
Hypothesis: That's just one of the rumors floating around about him anyways.
Premise: To the left is the shrine to the God of Proserity and to the right is the hall of sinchoo (soul-tablets): gold plaques honoring clan dignitaries and simpler wooden panels for more humble clan members.
Hypothesis: Clan dignitaries area honored using gold plaques in the hall of sinchoo.
Premise: At the same time as it requested public comments, the Commission submitted its proposed collection of information and certification under 44 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The Commission proposed to collect information while also requesting public comments.
Premise: At day's end, lodge guests compare notes around the bar.
Hypothesis: The lodge guests come together to discuss findings and day's end.
Premise: We'll shoot them down on the bridge to block it.
Hypothesis: We wont shoot them until they're off the bridge.
Premise: Callers regularly greet her.
Hypothesis: Callers give her a greeting.
Premise: H'm, said the lawyer, favouring Julius with another keen glance.
Hypothesis: The lawyer was keen on Julius.
Premise: What will be done?
Hypothesis: What is going to happen?
Premise: Paris is one of the world's most densely populated capitals.
Hypothesis: The dense population is appreciated by the residents but tourists often wish there was more space.
Premise: For the Clear Skies benefits analysis, we do not have the time or resources to conduct primary economic research targeted at the specific air pollution-related benefits provided.
Hypothesis: A month and more funding would be enough to properly weigh the pros and cons of the air pollution-related benefits.
Premise: The evaluators immerse themselves in information on a site, following OTTR.
Hypothesis: The evaluators get information on a site following OTTR.
Premise: i don't i don't know if uh can't make any judgments of that nature but uh i don't really want to either because i have no problems about it either way
Hypothesis: I care about this so much!
Premise: In the interior, left of the center nave, notice an 11th-century pulpit standing on a Christian sarcophagus of the Roman era.
Hypothesis: The pulpit standing on the sarcophagus is from the 13th century.
Premise: But can he forever?
Hypothesis: We don't know if he can forever.
Premise: Second, the cost of maintaining a trained full-time field worker at a site runs high, so that evaluators had to settle for shorter observations or untrained field workers or both.
Hypothesis: The cost of maintaining a trained staff has fallen, so evaluators have had to settle for less resources and more wasted time.
Premise: The Future
Hypothesis: What was yet to come.
Premise: Because the $50,000 prize to be announced July 29 is for the artist's whole oeuvre and not the work submitted for the show, I would award it, if forced to choose, to South African William Kentridge, who is known for powerful , many with anti-apartheid themes.
Hypothesis: William Kentridge is a French artist who likes to paint castles.
Premise: Virtually all stewardship land is useable for its purposes at September 30, 1994.
Hypothesis: None of the stewardship land is useable.
Premise: The Stars and Stripes replaced the French flag on 20 December 1803, only three weeks after the Spanish gave way to the French.
Hypothesis: The American flag replaced the French one in 1903.
Premise: well um starting with my work um we're in a uh aluminum can and paper recycling um i work for TI and there's a uh a lot of paper that gets thrown away here so we've started recycling our uh plain white paper
Hypothesis: We have started recycling our paper at TI.
Premise: yeah i'm gonna um go ahead and go straight in and get my Master's degree
Hypothesis: I dropped out of school and don't plan to go back.
Premise: A day after that, he disappeared, or rather ceased to be visible.
Hypothesis: He appeared the next day.
Premise: Adulation for the Booker Prize-winning British author's historical novel about the romantic life of the German Romantic poet Novalis (1772-1801).
Hypothesis: The critics and public disliked the British Authors novel about the romantic life of Novalis.
Premise: Browsing is difficult as vendors are attentive and can be insistent, but you'll have fun.
Hypothesis: There are no vendors allowed in the area.
Premise: the prophecy and the monument were right!
Hypothesis: The prophecy was correct.
Premise: Today, a detailed map and portable sound-guides rented at the entrance (on the Via dei Fori Imperiali) will make sense of the apparent confusion and help you trace the layout of palaces, temples, and market halls.
Hypothesis: A map exists that helps to show the layout of palaces, temples and market halls.
Premise: They later rebuilt it to bolster their own prestige, only to burn it down once again in a fit of pique when the Meiji Restoration of imperial power abolished their shogunate in 1868.
Hypothesis: They burned down their own building because they were not happy with the Meiji.
Premise: In the resorts, nightlife is focused around hotels, ranging from decent live bands, dance, and fashion shows to mimed Beatles sing-a-longs.
Hypothesis: There are no nightlife in hotels.
Premise: he went the other route i think uh i think the advise i'd give to parents would be to start when they're like four years old today
Hypothesis: He decided to take an alternative route.
Premise: Now that people have turned against large government interventions, he wants to make every school a charter school with power vested in the parents and teachers.
Hypothesis: The idea that private schools are better than public schools is an idea that continues to persist to this day.
Premise: However, he continued to give prominence to the Theban god Amon, ensuring that the worship spread across the Kingdom.
Hypothesis: He kept giving prominense to Amon.
Premise: He stood, undressed, and slept in his bed until the following dawn.
Hypothesis: That night he had dreams about fighting in the war.
Premise: The federal unified budget measure is generally a cash or cash-equivalent measure in which receipts are recorded when received and expenditures are recorded when paid regardless of the accounting period in which the receipts are earned or the costs incurred.
Hypothesis: The government's budget is 40 billion dollars.
Premise: 6 million and a separate technology grant were announced at a press conference and dinner held Thursday at Evo.
Hypothesis: A press conference and dinner was held Thursday at Evo.
Premise: So is the disparity between the value that Hutchison and her supporters apparently put on at-home work done by middle- and upper-class spouses and the contributions of women farther down the income scale.
Hypothesis: Hutchison and her supporters did not look into the middle and upper class.
Premise: and she ought to be due sometime toward the end of this week on a litter we just got her
Hypothesis: She is not due till about two months from now.
Premise: In that sense, despite Geffen's marketing efforts, Larson is straightforwardly Broadway.
Hypothesis: Geffen did not market Larson.
Premise: They show them ten at a time, Lukasz added full of sorrow.
Hypothesis: Lukasz spoke with sadness in his voice.
Premise: On Duke Street you will find Headquarters House, built in 1755.
Hypothesis: Located on Duke Street,Headquarters house was built in 1755.
Premise: and it's really nice for them because then they're with people their own age and people that have gone through things exactly what they have gone through
Hypothesis: They were from various ages and struggled to find any common ground.
Premise: Newsweek, which loves fad therapies, hypes natural Prozac.
Hypothesis: Newsweek hypes natural Prozac because it is believe that it can cure many illnesses.
Premise: The Portuguese Crown, delighted with its first important discovery, immediately embarked on a program of colonization.
Hypothesis: The Portuguese Crown was not established in time for its first important discovery.
Premise: Previous generations moved inland to get out of range of marauding pirates.
Hypothesis: Marauding pirates never traveled very far inland.
Premise: Each stop lasts for a total of three minutes.
Hypothesis: They stop for three minutes each time.
Premise: Time 's  1) Willey friend Julie Steele says Willey asked Steele to lie to Newsweek (Willey asked Steele to confirm Willey's claim that the president groped her).
Hypothesis: Willey friend Julie Steels says that Willey asked Steele to tell the truth and be honest with Newsweek.
Premise: One held the other by the ankles and pushed the creature's hairy face back and forth, while its hands spread the wax ahead of it.
Hypothesis: Neither held the other by the ankles.
Premise: During the 1970s, Ekman developed a method called the Facial Action Coding System (FACS) to measure all visually discernible facial movement.
Hypothesis: Ekman did not develop a method to measure facial movement.
Premise: The city and the people of Paris share a boundless self-confidence that exudes from every stone in its monuments and museums, bistrosend boutiques, from every chestnut tree along its avenues and boulevards, from every street musician, mannequin, butcher, and baker, from every irate motorist and every charming ma?®tre d'h??tel.
Hypothesis: The monuments of Paris exude a strong sense of self-confidence.
Premise: ( heiliges or geheiligtes Deutschland ). One George scholar claims that the true message, understandably misunderstood, was secret Germany ( das geheime Deutschland ).
Hypothesis: One scholar said the message about from the Nazis.
Premise: At 931 m (3054 ft) Skiddaw is one of the major peaks of the northern Lakeland area, and one of the three highest in England.
Hypothesis: The peak is a big attraction to the area.
Premise: Such a wage premium would amount to $9 billion in monopoly rents for the entire postal system.
Hypothesis: Wage premiums would not amount to any monopoly
Premise: On the tower's inauguration, the lifts were not yet in operation and Prime Minister Tirard, aged 62, stopped at the first platform, 57 m (187 ft) up, letting his younger Minister of Commerce continue to the top to present Gustave Eiffel with the Legion of Honor medal.
Hypothesis: Prime Minister Tirard never went to the top of the tower because he was too tired.
Premise: They need a new story about him.
Hypothesis: There are enough stories of him.
Premise: or or what and it i was so proud of them when i  got them finished
Hypothesis: Finishing these projects gave me a sense of pride.
Premise: so i'm i'm a real proponent for mass transit there's there's just uh uh you know there's just no reason on a regular basis for someone having you know to uh if if if we just did our mass transit better and longer and more complete you know
Hypothesis: I love mass transit, but we should do be doing it much better.
Premise: Kael called Mean Streets a triumph of personal film-making, and even though it may be the single most imitated movie of the past 30 years--cf The Pope of Greenwich Village, State of Grace, Federal Hill, Boyz N the Hood , etc.--it has lost remarkably little of its freshness and power.
Hypothesis: Mean Streets was one of the most important films of the century.
Premise: He has managed to do so, at times through sheer force of will.
Hypothesis: His willpower has nothing to do with his accomplishments.
Premise: At Saint-Joseph ask to be shown a traveler's tree (arbre du voyageur) from Madagascar, which has a reserve supply of water within its trunk.
Hypothesis: The traveler's tree came from Madagascar but is planted all over now.
Premise: Both men are noted risk-takers and cutting-edge improvisers whose penchant for the maniacal makes them ideal partners (Karl Stark, the Philadelphia Inquirer ). Gene Seymour writes in Newsday that there's a sense of play between the two that's almost kinda sweet.
Hypothesis: They liked to have friendly competitions.
Premise: yeah and if you take care of it i mean you can get uh some good mileage out of it
Hypothesis: If you take care of it, it will last you a long time.
Premise: They's gonna race him out on th' flats tomorrow if anyone is fool 'nough to say as he has a hoss as can beat Oro.
Hypothesis: There's going to be a race tomorrow if anyone is silly enough to bet that he has a faster horse than Oro.
Premise: Certain case study applications provide high degrees of generalizability with small numbers of instances.
Hypothesis: There are case study applications that provide different degrees of generalizability.
Premise: The mosque and tomb were erected on the bed of sand that covered the temple and now sit five m (20 ft) or so above the excavated floor level.
Hypothesis: The temple was covered by a bed of sand.
Premise: all sorts of things that i don't think you know we typically do  we don't take that much time to talk
Hypothesis: We don't really take much time to talk about it.
Premise: The green fire grew closer.
Hypothesis: The fire was warm.
Premise: Staff identified fewer than 50% of screen-positive patients.
Hypothesis: Staff identified every single screen positive patient on the first try.
Premise: Risk management is the term applied to a logical and systematic method of managing risks associated with any activity, function, or process in a way that will enable organizations to minimize losses and maximize opportunities.
Hypothesis: Without good risk management, an organization's profits will decrease by 50 percent.
Premise: 'In that case,' Derry had advised, 'answer however the hell you like.
Hypothesis: You must stick to a set script when answering the questions.
Premise: if i wouldn't run into people with some more diverse views
Hypothesis: I've never ran into people with diverse views.
Premise: That big black steam guard looked so ostentatiously foolproof that I feared it would be clumsy, like a bicycle with training wheels.
Hypothesis: A bicycle with training wheels is safe but unwieldy to operate.
Premise: Qualitative Description.
Hypothesis: The description is elaborate.
Premise: Notably, the principles address senior executivesa responsibility for creating an effective management context for their CIOs, as well as the CIOsa responsibilities for building credibility and organizing information technology and management to meet business needs.
Hypothesis: There needs to be an effective management system.
Premise: The revised information collections have been forwarded to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for review and will not require compliance until approved.
Hypothesis: OMG handles all revised information.
Premise: sounds like some of the coin dealers i know
Hypothesis: Yeah, seems like that's the coin dealers I know.
Premise: Why don't I get this?
Hypothesis: Why don't I understand how to solve this problem?
Premise: Slate when I was hustled over to that no-work job at the Pentagon.
Hypothesis: Slate when I was moved over to a no-work job doing accounting in the Pentagon.
Premise: well i think the Phillies picked up some good players in the free agent market didn't they
Hypothesis: The Phillies picked the worst players of all time.
Premise: The host is Rosie O'Donnell, a symbol of the blandness that usually afflicts the awards.
Hypothesis: Rosie O'Donnell is a really boring host and it affects the awards.
Premise: They walked into the caves and Ca'daan lifted a lantern.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan wished he had brought the lantern with him to enter the cave.
Premise: well okay i enjoyed our discussion
Hypothesis: I learned a lot while talking to you.
Premise: i mean i have so many chores and so many obligations every day for to add another obligation would make me feel stressed
Hypothesis: I have barely anytime to sit down everyday, and I cannot add anything else to my life.
Premise: so that's important
Hypothesis: That's one thing to note.
Premise: Of course, this simplified example focuses on one household and one type of IRA.
Hypothesis: The simplified example focuses on one household and one type of IRA.
Premise: If you plan to use a copper item for boiling water or cooking, make sure that it is tinned on the inside, as unlined copper can be slightly toxic.
Hypothesis: Unlined copper items are still sold and used for boiling water.
Premise: As the new-comer entered he glanced up, and with a correct, but curiously precise enunciation, which attracted Tommy's notice, he asked: "Your number, comrade?"
Hypothesis: The newcomer was asked to show his number.
Premise: And once you're on a case, you stay on unless you can get the court's permission to withdraw.
Hypothesis: You can withdraw from the case at any time.
Premise: And perhaps this was the time when he should begin building up the background one Drew Kirby must present to Tubacca, Arizona Territory.
Hypothesis: He should get Drew Kirby ready to talk in Tubacca.
Premise: um-hum more esoteric
Hypothesis: unusual
Premise: uh yeah well i've got uh oh several uh shrubs outside uh out there  depending on
Hypothesis: They have several shrubs outside in their own garden
Premise: The crucial next step is to look at the features of each type and decide whether it will be possible to meet these methodological requirements in the specific situation.
Hypothesis: The next step is one one on which the entire project rests.
Premise: that's right that's right my parents uh bought a home in San Diego about four or five years ago and they did that they thought their payment is automatically taken out like every other Wednesday and that's exactly right even though the note is thirty years she said it's going be paid off in like twenty or twenty one years or something like that
Hypothesis: My parents have never missed a single payment for the house.
Premise: So anyone as can't explain hisself proper to th' cap'n gits locked up out at camp till he can" 
Hypothesis: They were lying and their lies were caught.
Premise: That is inevitable.
Hypothesis: That will never occur.
Premise: The well-informed guides will give you plenty of information about the natural and introduced flora of the island.
Hypothesis: Some of the guides moved here specifically to study about plants.
Premise: Ours May Have a Trouser Problem, But Yours Is a  No one knew quite what to do with Yeltsin's thrice-repeated warning that an American attack on Baghdad would bring on World War III.
Hypothesis: No one heeded Yeltsin's warnings about an eminent World War.
Premise: um what other parts i can't remember any of the other parts right yeah
Hypothesis: I do not recall the other parts.
Premise: Not one stray word or phrase to make you realize that it was a private conversation?" She paused, and seemed to reflect, still outwardly as calm as ever. 
Hypothesis: You did not catch anything in the conversation, that made you see that it was a private discussion?
Premise: They stole the light of Thorn's torch instead reflecting only the light of the blood moon overhead.
Hypothesis: The night was dark.
Premise: Francois I, the Louvre's first major art collector, acquired four Raphaels, three Leonardo da Vincis, and one Titian (a portrait of the king himself).
Hypothesis: Francois I worked as a janitor for the museum.
Premise: But nothing like this ever gets said.
Hypothesis: Nothing like these racist quotes ever get said on the news.