xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Taking note of the generally conservative impulse of New York's legal community, Mr. Curnin suggested that the multiple pro bono aspect of Dean Glen's sweeping proposal could be lost on judges who might dismiss the matter in terms of a bar exam procedural issue with a social good patina.
Hypothesis: If Dean Glen's proposal were rejected, many people would be denied pro bono legal assistance.
Premise: You will not want to go in there.
Hypothesis: You will want to stay outside.
Premise: This is one of the most difficult passes to ascend, but also, arguably, the prettiest.
Hypothesis: It's really hard for even very fit people to ascend the pass, but it's worth it to see the view.
Premise: She wins the admiration of her peers for landing the rake and he wins by landing the filly who was known as impossible to break.
Hypothesis: Her peers admire her.
Premise: Neurological studies find that areas of the brain associated with visual imagery and emotion are particularly active during dream states.
Hypothesis: Studies show that the visual imagery and emotional parts of the brain are active during dream states.
Premise: Reno's deserved reputation for integrity is merely negative.
Hypothesis: The majority of people believe that Reno is a morally-just person.
Premise: North from Ribeiro Frio, toward the coast, is Faial, much photographed because of its picturesque setting at the foot of the Penha d'??guia.
Hypothesis: Riberio Frio has never been captured in photos.
Premise: That Further Notice does anticipate an information collection and invites comments from the general public and the Office of Management and Budget.
Hypothesis: The Office of Management and Budget is invited to comment.
Premise: Well, if we extend the co-op's story a little bit, it is not hard to generate something that looks a lot like Japan's problems--and to see the outline of a solution.
Hypothesis: Japan has a lot of issues to work out.
Premise: You take away everything he's got and everything he's ever gonna have, was hailed by some critics as a brave line for Eastwood to utter, given that he has dispatched so many anonymous thugs so offhandedly for so many years.
Hypothesis: Eastwood is best known for writing books.
Premise: Census Bureau, in spite of its best efforts, cannot locate every poor person living in a census tract, therefore the poor are also undercounted, added Weir.
Hypothesis: The Census Bureau cannot fully count the poor since some live in a census tract.
Premise: uh you know Communism would feed them all
Hypothesis: Communism would starve them to their deaths
Premise: They had a fire going and were preparing to cook one of the mermaids.
Hypothesis: The mermaid was about to be eaten.
Premise: In 1950 the city established a Military Tattoo at the same time as the Festival, and the two have now become an inseparable combination.
Hypothesis: The Military Tattoo involves festival-goers lining up to receive military tattoos.
Premise:  The scent of hay, of grain, of horse.... Drew's head rolled on the pillow improvised from hay and blanket as sun lay hot across his face.
Hypothesis: Drew went in the house and laid down on the bed.
Premise: whatever time he gave said oh it would take me about just about four hours because it was only about like eleven or twelve hundred square feet over there
Hypothesis: He said it would take him four hours to paint the whole house.
Premise: The pirates may well have been the key to the outcome, for they alone knew the ins and outs of the bayou country, from where the British attack would come.
Hypothesis:  The British attack came in 1739, and when it did the pirates defeated them.
Premise: should address.
Hypothesis: Must talk about a certain point.
Premise: (To compare Reich's new version with the original, click .) But this time he gets the Washington story basically  The point of most Washington hearings--for all concerned, including Cabinet secretaries--is not to listen and learn but to talk and score points.
Hypothesis: Most Washington hearings make a point of listening and learning.
Premise: It is a play with clear imperfections, such as an excessively shrill third act.
Hypothesis: It was difficult to find any imperfections in the play, as it was nearly flawless.
Premise: really yeah see i didn't i don't i thought my uh i thought i live in Euless and i thought it was pretty normal but anyway but i guess you're right though it has been real hot because it um  i've had to use the air conditioner in March and that is pretty usual
Hypothesis: It is freezing cold in Euless, all year round.
Premise: 'And even if they don't do something horrible to you, you'll be fired,' Derry said coldly.
Hypothesis: Derry said my job was safe.
Premise:  "Everybody wot ain't blind, deef, or outta their natural-born wits,"Fenner replied.
Hypothesis: Fenner told them, "The army is looking for able bodied recruits with a good head on their shoulders."
Premise: no and you don't um you know if you usually can wear pretty close to the same types of things just with a jacket or sweater
Hypothesis: There is a very strict dress code so you should steer away from wearing things like a jacket or sweater
Premise: Holyrood Park, within the confines of the city, provides an ideal area for walking.
Hypothesis: Holyrood Park is a great area for a lovely stroll in the afternoon.
Premise: She screamed and tried to claw him, then fought for the hair.
Hypothesis: She was screaming and attempted to claw him.
Premise: Ueno should be a stop on any visitor's itinerary especially if you happen to be here in mid-April, when the cherry blossoms in the park are glorious.
Hypothesis: The cherry blossoms are glorious in mid-April
Premise: Pouring their hearts out to reporters is the only therapy Republican politicians can get.
Hypothesis: The reporters write news articles about the politicians.
Premise: She was sitting with her back to me, so I couldn't see her face.
Hypothesis: Her face was obscured because she had her back to me.
Premise: If many more welfare parents do find and hold jobs, their children might well benefit from the intellectually stimulating care many of their mothers cannot provide--if that's the sort of substitute care they actually get.
Hypothesis: Many mothers under welfare provide intellectually stimulating childcare.
Premise: yeah well we wouldn't have to worry about that
Hypothesis:  You should be worrying about that.
Premise: And then he yawned.
Hypothesis: He yawned loudly and stretched.
Premise: Now, if somebody is willing to pay $1,000 for a bottle of wine, I'm inclined to guess that he's well informed about its quality.
Hypothesis: If someone pays a lot of money for a bottle of wine, I assume he's well informed about its quality, more likely he's a sommelier.
Premise: It's said to weigh 2,000 tons (1.8 million kg/4 million pounds).
Hypothesis: It weighs less than 100 tons.
Premise: Jesus chose his first disciples from among the fishermen of Capernaum (Kefar- Nahum), and the foundations of a house there later enlarged into a church are said to be the site of the house of Simon Peter.
Hypothesis: Fisherman were the first disciples of Jesus.
Premise: However, these data are simply one form of evidence relied on, although they may require more technical assessment than other forms of evidence.
Hypothesis: This data forms part of a large inventory of information gathered for the purpose of informing the assessment.
Premise: but they got four in their half of the first and then Nolan was invincible
Hypothesis: You could not touch Nolan.
Premise: yeah i know it's been bothering me a lot but yeah i think normally i think the weather overall has been um probably like you said probably a little bit warm and  so
Hypothesis: The temperature's been going down over the last few months.
Premise: These stories make up a time capsule assembled by a skilled social historian, a rich gallery of plausible lives.
Hypothesis: These war stories become a kind of time capsule, a wide variety of experiences that cannot be forgotten.
Premise: Drew brought Shiloh, still prancing and playing with his bit, up beside Oro.
Hypothesis: Shiloh was being playful so it was difficult to do so.
Premise: Even so, it's worth considering that a more vigorous pursuit of Serbian war criminals, while unlikely to stop every retaliatory killing, might nonetheless send a signal that the world believes justice to be a substitute--not an instrument--for revenge.
Hypothesis: Pursuing Serbian war criminals more vigorously would do little.
Premise: In 2002, LSC also relied on a broader national platform and collaborations with national partners to underline the centrality of new and more effective strategies to expand access and availability of legal services.
Hypothesis: The availability of legal services was widened when LSC had a broad national platform in 2002.
Premise: As an independent regulatory agency, rules promulgated by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System are not subject to review under the executive order.
Hypothesis: The independant agencies can do anything that they want.
Premise: Bottom fishing may get you grouper, tarpon, mahogany or red snapper, parrotfish, grunts, and, rarely, African pompano.
Hypothesis: Occasionally, you will catch a shark.
Premise: In addition, each chapter identifies specific audit objectives and documentation expected for the major activities at that point in the acquisition process.
Hypothesis: Some chapters describe data collected in 2005.
Premise: you can go first or i will
Hypothesis: You can have a go at the cake or I will.
Premise: But visitors crowd into a small annex of the church with one to view a single painting, one of Spain's supreme masterpieces, El Greco's Burial of the Count of Orgaz.
Hypothesis: Burial of the Count of Orgaz is a highly regarded work, that is being degraded by time.
Premise: The event is remembered as El Grito de Lares (the cry of Lares).
Hypothesis: The city of Lares was devastated from it.
Premise: (If it weren't for gay people, there would be no Lion King --or much else on the all-American cultural front.)
Hypothesis: There would be almost no broadway shows without gay people.
Premise: Pa, he set a right lot by them spurs.
Hypothesis: He disregarded those spurs as unimportant.
Premise: 'I think that'll do for the present, sister,'  
Hypothesis: I think more needs to be done, sister.
Premise: Speaking ethically, says Williams, this is disturbing.
Hypothesis: Williams thought that the way the body was dismembered was disturbing.
Premise: actual names will not be used
Hypothesis: Real names will be omitted.
Premise: I thought I'd slip into another carriage.
Hypothesis: I figured it would be okay to switch carriages.
Premise: but we're not allowed to we have to take two weeks when the company shuts down you know
Hypothesis: The company never shuts down.
Premise: On this road, too, are attractive pottery flowerpots in the shape of elephants and other creatures.
Hypothesis: There are flower pots along this road as well.
Premise: From fiscal year 1986 to 1995, for example, total import entries increased by 242 percent, from 11.
Hypothesis: Total import entries decreased between the years 1986 and 1995.
Premise: i'm from New Jersey originally
Hypothesis: I came from New Jersey.
Premise: Gone to London again?
Hypothesis: Going to London for your first time?
Premise: For example, as a direct result of our LRI work, we were asked to cosponsor (with AARP and MIE) the Innovations in Civil Legal Services workshop at the NLADA Annual Conference, described in detail above in Promoting the Development of Effective Legal Services.
Hypothesis: The NLADA had a conference with AARP and MIE.
Premise: Comments from the Department of Defense
Hypothesis: The Department of Defense made comments.
Premise: This was also the headquarters of the monarchs' confessor and adviser, the noted friar Tom?¡s de Torquemada.
Hypothesis: Tom?¡s de Torquemada was never a historical figure, he died at the age of 23.
Premise: GAO expects an agency to provide (1) a single position on GAO's findings, conclusions, and recommendations-including a resolution of disparate agency views if necessary-and (2) the rationale for any disagreement with GAO's draft report.
Hypothesis: In situations where the agency is right, GAO doesn't want to run the risk of publishing information that's untrue.
Premise: Where Boutros-Ghali was highhanded and arrogant, Annan is gentle, soft-spoken, calm.
Hypothesis: Annan is a rude jerk.
Premise: The whole process is both painstaking and expensive, and the democratization of the imperial institutions since the emperor renounced his divinity means the shrines (rather than the state) must now foot the bill.
Hypothesis: The emperor renounced his divinity but the empress is still divine.
Premise: Down on the right is Maxim's restaurant, which began as an ice cream parlor and is now a monument more venerable than the Madeleine.
Hypothesis: Maxim's restaurant is not a popular spot in town.
Premise: The legislative history contains no evidence that Congress intended LSC representation of legal permanent residents and other aliens to turn on the accident of where an alien happened to be at the moment the cause of action arose or the litigation commenced, or to require the alien to be continuously physically present throughout the course of representation.
Hypothesis: There is no legislative history that Congress made these decisions that affected aliens.
Premise: 14 Modern information management approaches, coupled with new information technology, can make success more or less likely-depending on the way they are handled.
Hypothesis: The 14 Modern Information Management approaches do not take into account the technological advances being made each day.
Premise: For example, as applied to the unrestricted aliens, such interpretations would preclude representation for permanent resident aliens who are evicted from their apartments or against whom divorce proceedings were commenced while the alien is legally out of the country for brief periods to attend a family emergency or funeral.
Hypothesis: Divorce proceedings can be started even when the concerned parties are not physically present.
Premise: She went off in a taxi to Charing Cross in the deuce of a hurry after getting a telegram." His eye fell on the letter in Julius's hand.
Hypothesis: The letter was the same as the telegram she had received.
Premise: Children love riding on Hong Kong's antique trams.
Hypothesis: All of the antique trams of Hong Kong are decommissioned.
Premise: In the main hall, about three thousand people are currently camping out, and violence is breaking o...out,' the secretary stuttered, and her voice, coming from six speakers, was full of panic.
Hypothesis: People were camping out in the main hall because there was a bomb outside.
Premise: Case studies can determine the effects of programs and reasons for success (or failures).
Hypothesis: Case studies can show what happens when a program succeeds.
Premise: That was probably for the best.
Hypothesis: This was probably the best solution.
Premise: If key recovery is adopted, terrorists are likely to eschew it in favor of unbreakable technology.
Hypothesis: Key recovery has the possibility of being adopted in the technology field.
Premise: Golden Buddha statues in several of Buddha's aspects adorn the temples, and overlooking them is the 17-story Flower Pagoda, a slender relic of the Song dynasty (a.d.960 1279).
Hypothesis: Each story of the Flower Pagoda contains priceless artifacts.
Premise: Visitors can choose to stay in cosmopolitan Strasbourg, picturesque Colmar, or hillside villages, and can eat in cozy winstubs (wine bars) or stylish restaurants (Alsace has more Michelin stars than any other province in France).
Hypothesis: Most visitors avoid staying in Colmar because the city is ugly.
Premise: For most people to compete they need to come together and to raise funds, agree upon a platform, choose candidates, and so on.
Hypothesis: To compete you merely need an idea.
Premise: These were first found accidentally by a Bedouin goatherder in 1947, in caves at Qumran, 2 km (1 mile) from the northern shore of the sea.
Hypothesis: The goatherder found these while looking for a cool place to rest out of the sun.
Premise: Furthermore, achieving it places a burden on basic mailers of $480 million, which is notably large by almost any standard.
Hypothesis: The burden of $480 million was placed onto the US government.
Premise: He said this concern had to do with the law, not with ethical and moral implications.
Hypothesis: Ethics often complicate what should be simple laws to follow.
Premise: right i did start a college fund i'm not uh i have one again at UT down there now her first year and she's almost gone through her whole college fund you know
Hypothesis: I have one hundred thousand dollars in my fund saved up.
Premise: Personal Communication with Bob Thomas, Norit Americas, September 6, 2001.
Hypothesis: They never corresponded with Bob Thomas.
Premise: Case study means different things to different methodologists, who reach different conclusions about how to do case studies, how to report them, and their overall appro-priateness for answering a specific question.
Hypothesis: Methodologists each have a different meaning for case studies and they often times bicker about who is correct.
Premise: Beckett and Joyce, among others, had to leave their homeland to understand it  and to be understood.
Hypothesis: Beckett and Joyce were glad to leave their homeland and gain new perspective.
Premise: Within the ED, there are even higher case rates in subgroups.
Hypothesis: There are many lower case rates in subgroups within the ED.
Premise: and told us to get inside our car
Hypothesis: We were scared while in the car.
Premise: and that's all he has he has a ten dollar bill
Hypothesis: He currently has about twenty three dollars.
Premise: The Postal Service petitioned the Commission in 1995 to adopt rules to implement some of the task force's recommendations.
Hypothesis: The Postal Service failed to petition the Commission and the task force was not happy with them.
Premise: where did you go for it did you go like to Hoffbrau Steaks
Hypothesis: Did you go to Hoffbrau Steaks for those steaks?
Premise: The eviction of three Lynchburg women and four children last summer, partly as a result of a rent-to-own contract, has drawn the attention of the General Assembly.
Hypothesis: Three Lynchburg women were evicted.
Premise: An occasional touch of Delhi belly is unavoidable when you're not used to the spicy food, but nothing to worry about; take it easy and drink lots of liquids, and it'll pass.
Hypothesis: Spicy food can cause stomach problems to those not used to it.
Premise: yeah wonder if they're going to take into account with this commutiv uh this computerized conversation that there's little children you know bouncing in your knee the whole time your talking
Hypothesis: The children were quiet for the most part.
Premise: It'd be nice to know more about that trend.
Hypothesis: The trend shows a positive relationship.
Premise: How terrible it is to reach the end of one's life, Monet had written in 1899, after the death of the landscapist Alfred Sisley.
Hypothesis: Monet did not ever write about how sad it was to reach the end of one's own life.
Premise: The Gothic cathedral, begun in the early 14th century, with spiral rib vaulting and ornamental grille-work, is considered one of the region's finest.
Hypothesis: The Gothic cathedral is the finest cathedral in the entire region.
Premise: In the last year, he has temporarily closed dozens of independent newspapers and television stations because they griped too loudly about him.
Hypothesis: Last year he temporarily closed independent newspapers and TV stations.
Premise: uh you got me i you know i think that there's coming to a point real soon when ticket prices are going to be to the point where the average fan can't go and once you do that you lose everything i mean
Hypothesis: Ticket prices have been going up for the past two years.
Premise: , the degree of management centralization in the agencies); (2) standardization would require scarce agency resources that might be better spent elsewhere; and (3) a good first step might be to determine whether lack of standardization is really a problem.
Hypothesis: It may be important for the management centralization in the agencies to determine if lack of standardization is really an issue.
Premise: the increased use of kiosks and a decrease in route time.
Hypothesis: Kiosk use time has increased and the route time has decreased.
Premise: You can't have learnt much about us if you don't know that NOBODY KNOWS WHO Mr. BROWN IS… .
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown is not a famous man.
Premise: Now, that's better.
Hypothesis: It is now worse.
Premise: uh that that's true uh now did you hear about the the control that they have up in Virginia
Hypothesis: Did you hear about their lack of authority in Virginia?
Premise: His obnoxious behavior got him barred from Judge William Keller's courtroom for life.
Hypothesis: The judge banned him from the courtroom for being obnoxious.
Premise: and that helps on utilities
Hypothesis: That lends a hand on utilities.
Premise: Another  Eliminating help (including expensive re-landscaping) now provided to golf courses, marinas, and other revenue-generating enterprises that can well afford their own insurance.
Hypothesis: Golf courses get no help.
Premise: Even with my father being a lawyer, it was tough.
Hypothesis: It was tough for me because my father is a lawyer.
Premise: One of the most attractive postwar urban innovations in Japan is Sapporo's Odori Promenade, a broad green boulevard lined with flower beds, lilacs, and maples and with fountains down the middle, running east to west for a straight mile.
Hypothesis: Japan is set to demolish the Odori Promenade in Sapporo soon.
Premise: Acquisition of property, plant, and equipment (585) Acquisition of property, plant, and equipment through exchange (597) Appropriations (592) Borrowing from the public (596) Borrowing from Treasury, the Federal Financing Bank, or other Government accounts (596) Cancellation of debt (589) Contribution by the general fund to the SMI trust fund (594) Cost  difference between internal sales price (reimbursement) and full cost (593) Cost  difference between service cost of pensions (and other retirement benefits) less the
Hypothesis: You can acquire property and equipment.
Premise: If you don't want to depend on costly taxis, make sure you have a bus map, which can be picked up at the tourist information offices in Kyoto Station or at any JNTO office.
Hypothesis: There are bus maps available at the Kyoto Station's tourist information offices.
Premise: But the chief trouble was that he couldn't secure working batteries.
Hypothesis: He had the working batteries, and was ready to go.
Premise: At last they huddled into their clothes, hurried back to the bunkhouse.
Hypothesis: The waited a long time but finally went back to the bunkhouse.
Premise: And the doubly-damned fools had let Menes drive millions of slaves to death to build a pyramid to the sky when there were already natural columns that could have been used!
Hypothesis: Menes had a pyramid built to the sky but could have used the natural columns they were there.
Premise: The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 amended the PRA, renaming and elevating former information resources manager positions to executive-level CIOs who report directly to the agency head and have information management as a primary responsibility.
Hypothesis: The information resources managers became executive-level CIOs.
Premise: The music consists of two basic  the raga, the melody of five or more notes, and the tala, the rhythm or tempo.
Hypothesis: Ragas generally contain six notes.
Premise: She lifted her eyebrows at the sight of the girl.
Hypothesis: She raised her eyebrows when she saw the girl.
Premise: we lived in a dorm my husband and i met in graduate school at Indiana University and i was ours was uh international coed you know coed dorm and there were twelve hundred students they're graduate students from all over the world
Hypothesis: I met my husband while we were attending Indiana University.