xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: The new album, which is rife with unabashed Fab Four nostalgia, draws warm praise.
Hypothesis: The Fab Four are often the subject of nostalgia these days.
Premise: His work can no more be dispatched into some rubric like outsider art than that of Blake or Helderlin.
Hypothesis: His work is clearly impressionism.
Premise: Luxor (known to the Ancient Greeks as Thebes) was for many centuries the capital city and religious focal point of Egypt.
Hypothesis: The religious focal point of Egypt is Luxor.
Premise: And that's how the uncontrollable popularity of the service began.
Hypothesis: It's how the popularity of the service began.
Premise: What about welfare parents who, in practice, just cannot hold jobs (or perform other work activities) as the new law requires they do after two years on the rolls?
Hypothesis: There are welfare parents who are just unable to keep jobs.
Premise: I've spoken with them.
Hypothesis: We had words.
Premise: You keep away from Bayliss.
Hypothesis: Keep away from Bayliss.
Premise: This, he contends, is a symbol of the decline of community spirit and the rise of atomistic individualism.
Hypothesis: He contends that this shows the decline of community spirit and the rise of individualism.
Premise: and they play a lot they play a lot longer season too
Hypothesis: The season is much longer for them.
Premise: We know them to be the artificial personification of a particular set of values--cut taxes for the rich, roll back the civil rights movement, build an anti-missile system.
Hypothesis: We know that they want to cut taxes for the rich.
Premise: okay what kind of TV shows do you like
Hypothesis: Do you like cooking TV shows?
Premise: oh um-hum where where is Toledo Bend
Hypothesis: Where can you find New Orleans?
Premise: and you know i had i did that and i just ended up having to drop the class you know by the time the final came around i wasn't even where i could wear a shoe yet let alone walk three miles you know
Hypothesis: I was too limited to go.
Premise: There's no doubt about her being one of the gang, I suppose?
Hypothesis: I guess she is one of the gang of friends now.
Premise: In the future, we plan to study how other nations invest in nongovernmental assets to learn more about how they deal with governance and other issues
Hypothesis: We plan to study how other nations invest in nongovernmental assets.
Premise: Collaboration with rigorous methodologists is important, but those collaborations have to focus on what can be accomplished specifically in the ED setting.
Hypothesis: Rigorous methodologists have to focus on ED setting as well as the PD setting.
Premise: Its population is actually dwindling, as women assert themselves in careers and couples contemplate the economic challenges of raising a family in a congested and competitive city like Madrid.
Hypothesis: The population is plummeting because people don't have children in the city anymore.
Premise: Types of water are discussed in Section 5, Facilities, Equipment, and Supplies.
Hypothesis: Types of water are discussed in Section 7, Factories, Machines, and Hydrology.
Premise: We are strong people, he told me.
Hypothesis: He told me yesterday that we are very strong minded people.
Premise: This is not a contradiction.
Hypothesis: It may not agree but it does not strictly oppose it either.
Premise: Or, better yet, he should build houses for the poor under the supervision of Jimmy Carter.
Hypothesis: Almost anything would be better than what he's doing right now.
Premise: Child's play to the masculine mind.
Hypothesis: Someone is listening to a childish conversation.
Premise: yeah i'm in a book club and i think i've seen his books
Hypothesis: I go to book club meetings on Tuesday night.
Premise: Managing for  Achieving GPRA's Objectives Requires Strong Congressional Role
Hypothesis: Congress must be heavily involved to obtain GPRA's objectives.
Premise: The Department of the Treasury's rule is adopted pursuant to 26 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The department of treasury's rule was taken to 26 usc
Premise: Throughout this period, Ireland's political organization continued much as it had under pagan Celtic rule.
Hypothesis: The government was a completely different system than in Celtic times.
Premise: Two attitudes to recklessness and excessive caution.
Hypothesis: Excessive caution will make the trip u enjoyable.
Premise: yeah yeah i can see that well i a lot of people complain about swimming that that's uh boring
Hypothesis: A lot of people complain how boring Netflix is.
Premise: talk about the crime and all that in the city it's just the kids have no morals that's the thing that will eventually you know if anyone is going to be saved it is having a good moral background
Hypothesis: No one will be saved.
Premise: upper and lower yeah right
Hypothesis: Only the sides and not the upper or lower.
Premise: The narrow coastal road continues another 22 km (19 miles) weaving through a moody landscape of barren mountains to Carboneras.
Hypothesis: The road is wide and straight.
Premise: I describe the Brave New World as a horror, and Huxley thought of it as that also.
Hypothesis: I, and its author, see the novel Brave New World as a horrible imagination.
Premise: Fortune reported that one former employee claims Bob fired him for making an error at a company softball game.
Hypothesis: The employee caught wind that Bob fired an employee for making a mistake at the company's softball game.
Premise: no i yeah i i i i i agree that it would be like people in people that are uh criminals are the ones that are gonna get them and then you have no defense against these people when they do  come into your house or something
Hypothesis: You have no defense against criminals with guns.
Premise: 'Funny.' White tilted his head to one side.
Hypothesis: White was standing on his head.
Premise: The board overseeing the state Office of Crime Victim Reparations [CVR] has voted to deny a stopgap funding request from the two organizations.
Hypothesis: The CVR voted to denynsny funding to the organizations
Premise: yeah like my husband says we just have two kids it's hard to keep them out of things let alone pets
Hypothesis: My husband said it's hard enough to keep the kids out of things and it would be worse if we had a pet.
Premise: Most visitors begin their climb at Kawaguchi Lake, in the resort area north of the mountain, getting that far by train from Tokyo in about two hours.
Hypothesis: Most visitors begin their climb in the resort area north of the mountain, at Kawaguchi Lake, getting that far by train from Tokyo in about two hours.
Premise: For reasons of security, he settled a few miles inland from what is now San Juan.
Hypothesis: He settled a few miles inland for security reasons.
Premise: During Staats' tenure, GAO relied on new technological tools as well as employees with diverse academic degrees.
Hypothesis: GAO benefited from having various employees with different academic degrees.
Premise: This display summarizes information from a variety of sources, including a prototype consolidated financial statement for the US and annual reports that contained information covering the categories of Federal mission PP&amp;E (columns 1 and 5); and hypothetical amounts for revaluation adjustments (column 2); and deletions and additions (columns 3 and 4).
Hypothesis: The display shows the information from one source.
Premise: Then young Beresford is now? 187 "At Gatehouse, Kent, unless I am much mistaken." Mr. Carter looked at him curiously.
Hypothesis: Mr. Carter avoided looking at him entirely.
Premise: Won't it impact the envelope manufactures?
Hypothesis: Will it not affect the farmers?
Premise: Penn plays the same trick in reverse, by inventing Suburban Values Democrats, who care primarily about better, safer schools, safer streets, and the need for strengthening traditional family values.
Hypothesis: Penn invented a new Republican party.
Premise: decided to carve up that part of the world and call part of it Persia and part of it uh Iraq and part of it something else you know and they they split things along um
Hypothesis: They decided to divide that area of the middle east, one half was called Iraq and the other side was named Persia and it has been a hotbed of unrest since.
Premise: you know offset the income that they get or whatever so but you know i think if
Hypothesis: They don't want to offset the income.
Premise: and a teaspoon of mustard and some garlic powder and i mix it all together and i shred up some just regular white cheese
Hypothesis: I mix a little mustard and some garlic powder into it and then cover it with shredded cheese, the more the better.
Premise: Bridges link the Right (north) and Left Banks via the two islands in the middle, Ile de la Cite and Ile St-Louis.
Hypothesis: There are three bridges that link the Right and Left Banks.
Premise: 'Why, fancy that!'  
Hypothesis: The thing being fancied is a person.
Premise: all right uh you know there's bumble bee patterns
Hypothesis: There are bumble bee hives.
Premise: More fathers need to buckle down on the home front, which would improve the attitude and motivation of mothers too.
Hypothesis: If fathers buckle down on the home front, mothers will be motivated.
Premise: Now, Susan, feed him my intent.
Hypothesis: Feed him my intent, Susan.
Premise: Participants believed that information on best practices of boards would be useful to help to improve board operations.
Hypothesis: Information on best practices of boards was useful to the participants because it gave them insight on the task.
Premise: For example, a key target would be saving enough to afford the nation's costs for supporting the aging population.
Hypothesis: If more key targets can be found, they can save less and still provide the same support.
Premise: The crisp air blowing into the stable, carrying something beside the scents of the town, gave him a suggestion.
Hypothesis: The wind was blowing into the stable.
Premise: Normative Question A type of evaluation question requiring comparison between what is happening (the condition) to norms and expectations or standards for what should be happening (the criterion).
Hypothesis: Normative questions are on many different types of tests.
Premise: San'doro looked at the man and then at Jon.
Hypothesis: San'doro wanted to fight the men.
Premise: We're going to stay on the other side of the river, south of the village.
Hypothesis: The village is north of the river.
Premise: As more people live longer, there will be relatively fewer workers supporting each retiree unless retirement patterns change.
Hypothesis: As more people live longer, more people will be alive on Earth
Premise: so do you have any hobbies
Hypothesis: Do you have any hobbies?
Premise: In our simulations, we make the simplifying assumption that the combined saving rate of the household, business, and state and local government sectors will remain constant throughout the simulation period at 16.
Hypothesis: In the scenario the savings rate was constantly changing.
Premise: The commercial tools range in cost from about $500 to well over $20,000.
Hypothesis: The price range for the commercial tools was from $500 to $20,000+.
Premise: in my musical tastes
Hypothesis: in my musical preferences.
Premise: Filing Comments Electronically
Hypothesis: They file rules electronically.
Premise: I had an impression of very blue eyes in a sunburnt face. 
Hypothesis: Their eyes were blue, their face sunburnt.
Premise: 'Why do you follow White?'
Hypothesis: Why aren't you following Mr. White?
Premise: By capsulizing the inanities that pass for political commentary, you expose the vapidity of the opinions and put these opinions in their proper perspective.
Hypothesis: You show how deep the opinions are.
Premise: It wasn't that much different, or worse, from the experiences in his youth when his face was covered with acne.
Hypothesis: He had genetically oily skin which gave him acne as a child.
Premise: that's about as tough as nope that's just keep us off a rock and we'll just let the let the stream take us down river and all that
Hypothesis: That is the very thing that will put us on the rocks.
Premise: They come together in the palace's Salone or Great Hall with Pietro da Cortona's dazzling illusionist ceiling fresco, Triumph of Divine Providence.
Hypothesis: The Great Hall of the palace does not contain any frescoes.
Premise: sang Paul Lynde (and recalls Andrew Milner--you know, in his quiz response; he wasn't actually in the movie) in Bye Bye Birdie 's show-stopping musical number, Kids, a look at teen-age life every bit as insightful as anything on the WB (if you can accept Paul Lynde as Ann-Margret's father).
Hypothesis: Paul Lynde did not sing.
Premise: limitation of legal services to rights under the H-2A contract ever suggested that representation could last only as long as the H-2A worker remained in the United States.
Hypothesis: Legal representation could extend to neighboring countries like Mexico and Canada if special clauses are signed in the contract.
Premise: It is less athletic and acrobatic than the older, more romantic ballets.
Hypothesis: It is less active than older ballets; this is attributed to the age of the stage performers.
Premise: The entrance fee is quite high by Madeiran standards (1,500 esc.) , but within the gates is an impressive collection of native and exotic flora (especially good cycads), a koi pond, porcelain collection, and historical artifacts from throughout Portugal, including architectural pieces taken from important buildings and prized azulejo panels.
Hypothesis: It is free to go there.
Premise: USAT reports that while Monica is in Brentwood visiting her father (just down the street, apparently, from O.J.'s old spread), her lawyers are still negotiating with Ken Starr.
Hypothesis: According to USAT, Monica's lawyers are still negotiating with her father.
Premise: Someone asks the CNN guy, How are the ratings these days?
Hypothesis: The CNN representative confirmed current ratings.
Premise: Don't get so heated."
Hypothesis: Don't get all riled up.
Premise: There is a very simple reason why George Stephanopoulos' book contract is less tainting (or less obviously so, anyway) than Gennifer Flowers' or the Arkansas troopers' lining up for tabloid/right-wing payouts.
Hypothesis: George Stephanopoulous's book is considered fiction.
Premise: I watched her as she sat at the head of the table, graceful, composed, enigmatic. 
Hypothesis: She sat down with graceful elegance.
Premise: it's all different kinds but if i let it grow too long if i let it go like a week and a half two weeks then it starts seeding on me
Hypothesis: There are a variety of types, but if it is allowed to grow too much such as over a week and a half, it will begin seeding on me.
Premise: The Indians called it Madinina, island of flowers, and they were hibiscus and bougainvillaea, magnolia and oleander, anthurium, poinsettia, and more, all compete to make Martinique one of the most colorful tropical gardens on earth.
Hypothesis: The island of Martinique is a large island home to over 500 species of plants.
Premise: Departures are from the Macau Ferry Terminal, just west of Central in the Shun Tak Centre, 200 Connaught Road, Central, in Hong Kong.
Hypothesis: The ferries of Macau run twenty-four hours a day and have complementary bike storage.
Premise: you know the other half but didn't read the i read the half where she was in her later years and it was absolutely excellent and it was very descriptive of of people with money back then and uh affluents in in England uh uh that you know were associated to the king and all and it was
Hypothesis: I read half of it.
Premise: uh-huh well you you think you're starting out well until you start paying all those bills uh apartment rent and
Hypothesis: Inability to pay all of the bills lets you know that you're not doing well.
Premise: 'J, it's late, I'm tired, and you're talking nonsense.
Hypothesis: J rambled incoherently despite my issues with working this late.
Premise: Via Toledo takes you into the city's historic heart, Spaccanapoli (around a Roman road that splits Naples into upper and lower districts).
Hypothesis: Spaccanapoli is famous for its large weekend markets, attracting tons of locals and tourists.
Premise: PRA also created the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs within the OMB to provide central oversight of information management activities across the federal government.
Hypothesis: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs was created by the PRA.
Premise: Initially, the Romans ignored this isolated rebel stronghold, but in a.d. 72 they laid siege with an army of some 10,000-15,000 men, outnumbering the Zealot male fighting force by about 30 to 1.
Hypothesis: The Romans attacked a Zealot stronghold in a.d. 72.
Premise: The Supreme Court of Texas created the Foundation (www.txiolta.org) in 1984 to administer funds earmarked for the provision of civil Legal Aid to low-income Texans.
Hypothesis: The Texas sepreme court wanted to help people in need
Premise: For one thing, if for hot dogs you substitute manufactures and for buns you substitute services, my story actually looks quite a lot like the history of the U.S. economy over the past generation.
Hypothesis: I ate a lot of hot dogs in my life.
Premise: From Fox 's interview with former President 
Hypothesis: The following comes from an interview with the former President.
Premise: but um um well i've made a lot of baby gifts  it seem like that's like especially lately there's been so many babies  that uh bibs and blankets and things like that wall hangings
Hypothesis: There have not been any new babies.
Premise: Penang Month-long merriment takes place in the streets of Georgetown.
Hypothesis: The merriment takes place in Georgetown for the whole year.
Premise: Previous Gist columns
Hypothesis: The first Gist columns
Premise: really and don't they make a lot of um i'm trying to think what they call their soup i don't know
Hypothesis: They make a lot of soup, but I forget the name.
Premise: and but uh-huh exactly and so i think that kind of control is would be good
Hypothesis: I think that kind of control would be beneficial.
Premise: Also in Newsweek , a column on the Helsinki summit concludes that it was successful but barely newsworthy, since Russia is so weak.
Hypothesis: Newsweek says that the Helsinki summit isn't relevant anymore.
Premise: News , a long book excerpt warns that Internet security is dangerously lax.
Hypothesis: The piece did not come from a book.
Premise: "That's gray an' it's purty, smells good, too." Drew pulled up his shirt, dug into the pocket of the money belt for the horse papers.
Hypothesis: Drew's horse was black as midnight.
Premise: Set centrally amid the hotspots of the beach with plenty of entertainment choices for both day and night.
Hypothesis: This trip will leave you breathless at the choices of activities.
Premise: (The editor of Details is quoted as asking himself, How is a man rebelling today?
Hypothesis: The editor of Details has asked himself, How is a man rebelling today?
Premise: So it made sense for Lemann to move from the history of ETS to the history of affirmative action, as it affected higher education admissions.
Hypothesis: He went back to the history of ETS after.
Premise: But there are a lot of people who have to fight their parents to do something like this, condemning themselves to limited income.
Hypothesis: Often times many people must fight with their parents to do something like this.
Premise: The man who imprisoned Pol Pot is a one-legged Khmer Rouge general named Ta Mok.
Hypothesis: Pol Pot was imprisoned by Ta Mok.
Premise: The egg must hatch!"  He leaped forward, brandishing his knife, while the Sons of the Egg fell in behind him.
Hypothesis: He cut the egg with the knife.
Premise: Though Seti commissioned the temple between 1291 and 1279 b.c. , the colonnaded courtyards and ramps on its facade were added by his son Ramses II who usurped his father, trying every way possible to excise his name from the temple walls.
Hypothesis: The temple is the largest in the land.
Premise: Slate as easily in Rwanda as in Redmond, so perhaps the rule should be that every Web site must follow the laws of its home country, and no other.
Hypothesis: Every website must follow the laws of more than its home country.
Premise: and good uh gallery facilities for competitive uh events and things like that
Hypothesis: art competitions are regularly held at the gallery facilities
Premise: Theme analysis also can proceed in matrix fashion.
Hypothesis: Theme analysis can go forward in matrix fashion as well.
Premise: What you probably are is simply wrong.
Hypothesis: I know for sure that you are completely right.
Premise: asked Argonne to benchmark AMIGA to the reference case projections of AEO2001.
Hypothesis: Argonne was asked to benchmark AMIGA to the reference case projections.
Premise: He could feel San'doro's tension behind him.
Hypothesis: San'doro had a lot of tension.
Premise: well we're working hard on it because we're fighting also in our area a large hazardous waste incinerator
Hypothesis: We do not burn any waste in our area.
Premise: so you got he's working and you're working and you got this big house to take care of how do you manage both of those
Hypothesis: You don't have enough time to both work and take care of the house.
Premise: I guess I know that.
Hypothesis: I think I have enough knowledge about that.
Premise: Eleventh and a half.
Hypothesis: Eleventh and a half men.
Premise: In all the major cities, the most celebrated teams are studded with top stars in Turin (Juventus and Torino), Milan (A.C. and Inter), Florence (Fiorentina), Genoa (Sampdoria), Rome, and Naples.
Hypothesis: Most popular soccer clubs have really aggressive fans.
Premise: yeah the syndicate yeah they when they'll show one one episode in one channel and like the next day they'll show it on another one
Hypothesis: They'll show the episode on more than one channel.
Premise: By nightfall, when she came back from the city, he was groaning in pain.
Hypothesis: He was in pain when she came back.
Premise: uh occasionally down in Charlotte
Hypothesis: No, not in Charlotte.
Premise: Yes, isn't it? We were silent for a minute or two, and then, glancing in the direction of Mary Cavendish, and dropping her voice, Cynthia said: "Mr. Hastings."
Hypothesis: While Cynthia and Hastings were sitting together quietly, she decided to say something confidential to him.
Premise: demographic characteristics
Hypothesis: There are certain characteristics.
Premise:  The executives receive a rating on how well they achieved their responsibilities during the year and the actions taken to support the accomplishment of the strategic goals and annual business plan.
Hypothesis: The executives get a rating for how well they perform.
Premise: At the present rate of exchange it amounts to considerably over two hundred and fifty thousand pounds. 
Hypothesis: The amount is greater than two hundred and fifty thousand pounds.
Premise: His absence was strange and inexplicable. 
Hypothesis: He did it.
Premise: LSC does this in two ways.
Hypothesis: There are two ways that LSC goes about this.
Premise: Work faster.
Hypothesis: They were being lazy and needed to work faster.
Premise: None of these programs had completed more than 26 percent of their engineering drawings for their critical design reviews, and only the F-22 and PAC-3 programs attempted to track the capability of their critical manufacturing processes prior to production.
Hypothesis: The PAC-3 program did not measure its manufacturing processes prior to production.
Premise: The chandelier, a gift from Queen Victoria, has 750 light bulbs.
Hypothesis: The chandelier is said to be priceless these days, but the bulbs have been replaced.
Premise: hello this is Lois
Hypothesis: Hi, there. It's Lois.
Premise: The Collegiate Church of Saint-Ours is an interesting piece of Roman?­esque it has two steeples at either end of the nave, which is surmounted by two octagonal pyramids in place of a roof.
Hypothesis: The church has no steeples, making it unique.
Premise: This, it turns out, is the most important difference between democracy and dickmorrisy.
Hypothesis: This is the most important difference between democracy and dickmorrisy.