xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: into the wee hours and uh ran out of firewood so we uh each took turns going out and gathering up big bundles of pine needles and throwing them on the fire and they didn't last very long but they burned hot
Hypothesis: The five of us were huddled around the fire all night.
Premise: Finally she turned back to him.
Hypothesis: She ignored him.
Premise: her first one will probably be about four
Hypothesis: Her first is about four.
Premise: asks the narrator as Clinton wags his finger.
Hypothesis: Clinton did not move a muscle the entire time.
Premise: He wiped his hands on the breechclout.
Hypothesis: The breechclout made a handy napkin for his hands.
Premise: Natalia was waiting outside my room.
Hypothesis: The woman was waiting for a long time.
Premise: yeah yeah well when my sister oh when my sister had her first uh child my niece and this is we're talking fifteen years ago i was it was my last year of college
Hypothesis: Yes, well, when my sister had her first child, and this was fifteen years ago, it was my first year of college.
Premise: Why don't you give me one?
Hypothesis: Why don't you take one?
Premise: The introduction of what you call the race card is appropriate, seeing that the deck is obviously stacked because of your friend's color.
Hypothesis: Your elderly friend is entitled to using the race card in this situation.
Premise: so i think that's what uh i i'm going to have to get next time around i keep i keep holding holding off i mean i could i could upgrade now if i wanted to but i just i it's just such a huge expense and
Hypothesis: It is cheap to upgrade so I will.
Premise: We feature extensive coverage of the major issues each and every day, and devote more time to international news than any of our evening competitors.
Hypothesis: We devote two hours every evening to international news.
Premise: The old shipbuilders' quarter, along the Rue Haute, is well worth exploring.
Hypothesis: The old and historic quart for the shipbuilders along the Rue Haute is amazing to walk around.
Premise: Rugby and football (soccer) are played at the Lansdowne Road venue in Ballsbridge, and traditional Irish game of hurling at Croke Park.
Hypothesis: You can drop by whenever to watch a game of rugby or hurling.
Premise: In 1852 the island's precious vines were blighted by mildew, wiping out an estimated 90 percent of the total crop.
Hypothesis: The island's vines were spared.
Premise: The impact of the impassioned performances, aided by stunning costumes and elaborate make-up and masks, can be utterly seductive; many a skeptic has emerged an addict.
Hypothesis: The complicated make-up can take hours to apply to the performers.
Premise: Unlike other Church-dominated European universities, Italian universities emphasized the sciences, medicine, and law over theology.
Hypothesis: The European universities had emphasis in science and medicine.
Premise: How much?
Hypothesis: How much water do you need?
Premise: 'The basement door is hidden.
Hypothesis: The basement door is obvious.
Premise: Moreover, new permanent hires fell from about 118,000 in fiscal year 1990 to a low of about 48,000 in 1994, before beginning a slow rise to about 71,500 in fiscal year 1998.
Hypothesis: the amount of permanent hires decreased by a large amount.
Premise: and whether or not to uh institute you know capital punishment where it was necessary and things like that
Hypothesis: Capital punishment is often necessary.
Premise: GPRA will not succeed without the strong commitment of the federal government's political and senior career leadership.
Hypothesis: Strong commitment is not necessary.
Premise: There are also a few small shops in Grand-Case.
Hypothesis: Grand-Case has some shopping opportunities.
Premise: occasionally i'll record one of the shows that's on in the morning while i'm at work and i'll do them when i get home
Hypothesis: I'm not really someone who's super-into those shows.
Premise: What a net he has drawn around my poor John! 
Hypothesis: John was free to go.
Premise:  Compensation for Disability Resulting from Hospitalization, Treatment, Examination, or Vocational Rehabilitation
Hypothesis: There is no compensation for disability when hospitalized.
Premise: my gosh the only thing about the death penalty and and i know that that they try to be careful and they try to be sure but these people are on death row for like twenty years you know and you know if if
Hypothesis: It only takes a few days between conviction and the death penalty.
Premise: The first or least densely populated quintile stands out from the remaining four.
Hypothesis: There most densely populated quintile.
Premise: During the 51-week period between June 2000 and May 2001, 250 individuals came through intake in Fort Collins.
Hypothesis: 250 new prisoners were admitted during the 51 weeks.
Premise: The town had grown somewhat in my absence.
Hypothesis: The town was smaller.
Premise: I've come about the place, said Tuppence.
Hypothesis: Tuppence was confident she could make a deal.
Premise: The pink granite needle of the queen is the tallest in Egypt, pointing 30 m (97 ft) toward the sky.
Hypothesis: The granite needle tower is green.
Premise: Each emphasized three central 
Hypothesis: They narrowed it down after much deliberation.
Premise: , stock numbers, detailed descriptions, grades or quality, and types or models); quantities ordered, received, and billed; the quality (type, grade, or condition) of the items received; and prices per unit.
Hypothesis: The quality (type, grade, or condition) of the items received can be easily ascertained by a quality control officer.
Premise: It may be the disaster sites that best capture the spirit of the weather Web.
Hypothesis: The disaster sites don't do justice to the spirit of the weather Web.
Premise: yeah that's what they're yeah that's what they're really looking for i think just how we speak also looking where we pause and where we don't things like that yeah but that's pretty that's good um what do you get many movies on campus
Hypothesis: I don't think there is any rhyme or reason to where we choose to stop between words.
Premise: The town is ideal for a quiet family holiday, especially in spring, when Javea is magical with the scents of lemon and orange blossoms.
Hypothesis: The area is very family friendly.
Premise: Unmade Beds might make a good date movie.
Hypothesis: Unmade Beds is the type of light fare that makes for a good date night flick.
Premise: Lyndon Johnson and Lee Harvey Oswald, trying not to be seen together.
Hypothesis: Johnson supported Oswald.
Premise: I shot him in his left eye instead.
Hypothesis: I have never fired a gun.
Premise: 'Apparently they had a Plan B,' White muttered dryly.
Hypothesis: There was a plan B.
Premise: A reality in that America's courts are open to everyone, and even the least powerful can seek justice, against the mightiest opponents.
Hypothesis: American courts are open to everyone.
Premise: uh let me ask you something did you get a catalog or something from these people yet
Hypothesis: I know they didn't send you anything.
Premise: You're trying to create a painting, using words, he said. 
Hypothesis: He says you're trying to create a painting using words.
Premise: they sent me a small flag in the mail that which which had postage due
Hypothesis: It was rather inconvenient having postage due on the mail.
Premise: as far as you know paying off the the the loan that you just got from the credit card to pay off the other loan
Hypothesis: You need to reduce your debts one by one.
Premise: Tomorrow we begin.
Hypothesis: Today we begin.
Premise: The exposure comes from chemical residue on plants in farm fields and from pesticide drift, such as the incidents lettuce workers described, according to the survey.
Hypothesis: The exposure comes from chemical reside on plants in fields and is harmful to farm workers.
Premise: Had that anything to do with it? 
Hypothesis: That is a direct cause of what happened.
Premise: um-hum oh i think that's a wonderful idea
Hypothesis: That's a great suggestion.
Premise: i went to high school in the city of Chicago at an inner city school although i lived in a different area near a place called Evanston Illinois
Hypothesis: I commuted to school.
Premise: They sent me in to wait on Mr. Beresford.
Hypothesis: I decided to go in without them telling me to.
Premise: They might be--  But the canvas had been jerked off and there they were.
Hypothesis: They weren't there when the canvas was moved.
Premise: D'Onofrio remarked that when it comes to brief interventions, many physicians are pre-contemplators.
Hypothesis: D'Onofrio said some physicians have evolving views.
Premise: That area has considerably expanded since you were last around.
Hypothesis: The area is much larger than you would have remembered it in your time.
Premise: We can keep the fact of having done so quite secret."
Hypothesis: We should be keeping this a secret from our parents.
Premise: Across-study variation can result from two possible causes.
Hypothesis: The study variation comes from two possible causes at any one time.
Premise: Worn at Chapultepec by a Mexican officer, they had been claimed as spoils of war in '47 by a Texas Ranger.
Hypothesis: No one took them from the Mexican officer.
Premise: Next door, numbers 85 and 86 comprise the exquisite Newman House, part of University College (guided tours June August Tuesday Friday noon 5pm, Saturday 2 5pm, Sunday 11am 2pm; other times by arrangement; closed Monday; entrance IRa2, children IRa1).
Hypothesis: The Newman House has exquisite period furniture on display.
Premise: Three other boys joined them.
Hypothesis: They were joined by three boys who wanted to battle.
Premise: In 1929, during Spanish naval manoeuvres just off Ibiza, King Alfonso XIII came ashore here.
Hypothesis: The King had to abandon his great caravel and head for the shore after weathering a surprise attack by pirates.
Premise: And people in that relatively equal America felt good about their lives, even though by modern standards, they were poor--poorer, if Boskin is correct, than we previously thought.
Hypothesis: They are very poor.
Premise: Haghia Sophia served as a mosque until 1935, when Ataturk proclaimed that it should become a museum.
Hypothesis: Hagia Sophia has been used as a mosque since 1935.
Premise: Dead Turks--or ugly modular furniture constructed to shoddy specs.
Hypothesis: Unattractive poorly put together.
Premise: On the grounds of the shrine are two museums.
Hypothesis: One museum is home to paintings, the other statues.
Premise: As risks are addressed and controls are changed, they should occasionally be revisited to determine where the risks have decreased and where new areas of risk may exist.
Hypothesis: Controls should be revisited every month.
Premise: A small corner of the building is kept as a museum in her memory the exhibits include the lamp that gave her her nickname.
Hypothesis: The lamp for which she was nicknamed rests in the museum.
Premise: It has been used during crowning ceremonies for all English (then British) monarchs since that time, sitting under the coronation throne throughout the ceremony.
Hypothesis: After the ceremony, it is moved to the Tower of London for safekeeping.
Premise: celabre populated by such larger-than-life characters as Haywood, Darrow, and McParland; all wrapped around a history lesson about the class bitterness of a century ago.
Hypothesis: The main focus was on economic classes from over a hundred years ago.
Premise: Nearby, their illustrious predecessors Renoir, Van Gogh, and Gauguin lived and worked in the Rue Cortot, Rue de l'Abreuvoir, and Rue Saint-Rustique (site of the restaurant A la Bonne Franquette, where Van Gogh painted his famous La Guinguette).
Hypothesis: Renoir and Van Gogh faced steep rent and continuously battled eviction.
Premise: Despite the pain and humiliation, the inmates love the rodeo and feel free for that one day.
Hypothesis: Most of the rodeo pain comes from being hogtied by the guards.
Premise: In general, you must receive fair-market value for whatever you spend it on.
Hypothesis: The value can be even higher in black market.
Premise: enforcement and customer service operations and its modernization of performance
Hypothesis: Customer service operations adhere to old practices to stay up-to-date with their recent customers.
Premise: well mobile homes have changed a lot probably since you had one ours is wood sided ours is wood sided
Hypothesis: My mobile home is made of cheese.
Premise: And the boudoir window was open, was it not? Surely her face grew a little paler as she answered: "Yes."
Hypothesis: Shortly after answering the question, her phone ringed.
Premise: SUPPORT COSTS - Costs of activities not directly associated with production.
Hypothesis: This is a cost that is related to production but not directly.
Premise: We got us our herd, leastwise th' beginnin' of one.
Hypothesis: We've got the beginning of our sheep flock.
Premise: He wore golden armor dented and splashed with blood.
Hypothesis: His armor was damaged.
Premise: GAO officials responsible for the completion of the engagement will participate in the meeting.
Hypothesis: Only those necessary will participate in the meeting
Premise: It was originally intended as a church for Louis XV, but is now a secular mausoleum of some of the nation's greatest heroes.
Hypothesis: There is now something else in its place.
Premise: and the other one's
Hypothesis: None of those.
Premise: Everywhere you go, you're likely to find this constant contrast between old and young, traditional and modern, past and present.
Hypothesis: There is tension in the contrast between old and young.
Premise: well and times were different too
Hypothesis: Back then was different then also.
Premise: i went right after work so that was when the line is the longest
Hypothesis: I like to avoid the line when it's at its longest.
Premise: oh really well have you do you have any plans to uh maybe um expand or move onward
Hypothesis: Do you want to move to other cities?
Premise: By the end, we are left with the sense that whatever angels we may go to when we depart, life insurance is the guardian angel we should leave behind.
Hypothesis: Life insurance is analogous to a guardian angel for our family.
Premise: The remaining riders rode off in different directions.
Hypothesis: The riders all went in different directions to find food.
Premise: oh it it is it is it they uh uh you hear a lot about how much uh uh shaky the economy is just because of personal debt and what they're talking about is credit cards
Hypothesis: Personal debt is a big problem for the economy.
Premise: Another AP item in the Post reports that at her weekly news conference, Janet Reno admitted she has become so confused over the computer system in her office that she has forsaken it for paper and pencil.
Hypothesis: The computer system at Janet Reno's office is too complicated to implement successfully.
Premise: 'Hmph.' White ground his teeth.
Hypothesis: White breathed in deep and relaxed and lay quietly.
Premise: Well, Mr. Lawrence Cavendish's evidence for instance? I was relieved. 
Hypothesis: I was relieved that the evidence was junk
Premise: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, December 1998.
Hypothesis: It is February 26th.
Premise: Competing with Casa do Turista is the new indoor handicraft and tourist market at Eira do Serrado.
Hypothesis: There is no new market competing with Casa do Turista.
Premise: What the hell   began Julius, but checked himself abruptly.
Hypothesis: Julius started out by saying what the hell but discontinued the sentence.
Premise: They were locked in a trunk in a sealed room in Edinburgh Castle for 111 years before Sir Walter Scott received permission to open the room in 1818.
Hypothesis: THey were lost for good as soon as the room was opened.
Premise: We had her down as Rita Vandemeyer, but I suppose that's incorrect?
Hypothesis: Rita Vandemeyer is her alias?
Premise: 'Fair enough.' I took a deep breath.
Hypothesis: I inhaled deeply while saying 'Fair enough'.
Premise: but it's a real different show than it was when it started it's it's funny now and it's better but it's real different than what it used to be but you can't be uh so um you can't be outrageous
Hypothesis: SNL is different than it used to be, but it's still funny.
Premise: 'Well Daniel,' I said, 'I think we should get wherever we're going as fast as possible.'
Hypothesis: I was scared and wanted to get there quickly.
Premise: But people believe , or want to believe.
Hypothesis: People don't believe or want to.
Premise: I'm sure that Sam Sianis, the proprietor of Royko's beloved Billy Goat Tavern, didn't say many of the things Royko attributed to him.
Hypothesis: Royko lied about who actually said certain things in which he attributed to Sam Sianis.
Premise: Forbes, in a speech last month titled The Future of Privacy, went further, saying he would shut down all federal medical databases and end the Internal Revenue Service as we know it by imposing a simplified flat tax.
Hypothesis: Forbes is a well-known speech writer with an upcoming international speaking tour.
Premise: Kyoto offers few more memorable experiences than secluded contemplation of Ryoanji's enigmatic rock garden.
Hypothesis: Contemplation of Ryoanji's rock garden is very memorable.
Premise: According to a recent article in the Daily Targum , the Rutgers newspaper, complaints about Flitterman-Lewis included bringing too many personal issues to class, failing to adhere to her announced syllabus, and singling out students for ridicule and contempt.
Hypothesis: The professor was suspended pending an investigation.
Premise: They had collected a Gladys Mary and a Marjorie, been baffled by one change of address, and had been forced to listen to a long lecture on universal suffrage from a vivacious American lady whose Christian name had proved to be Sadie.
Hypothesis: They listened to a lecture on suffrage from an American lady named Sadie.
Premise: What was there about Shannon that prodded Drew this way?
Hypothesis: Shannon was very beautiful and had numerous suitors.
Premise: The result is that these executives can make huge sums if the stock price rebounds.
Hypothesis: Assuming the stock prices comes back up, the executives can make a good deal of money.
Premise: how many weeks have you been doing these calls
Hypothesis: For how many weeks have you been making these calls?
Premise: um-hum um it the are they silver or
Hypothesis: Are they silver?
Premise: I am not as certain as you are.
Hypothesis: I am just as sure as you are.
Premise: The following general format and content are recommended for the 
Hypothesis: They wanted all the articles to have the same format.
Premise: That's another who is not telling all she knows! 
Hypothesis: Everyone always tells the truth when asked to do so.
Premise: (Brunelleschi's original wooden model of the cupola is displayed in the cathedral museum. )
Hypothesis: The cathedral museum is home to a range of wooden models.
Premise: George Carey, the archbishop of Canterbury, noted that it hurts to be denied the Lord's Supper by a fellow disciple of Jesus Christ.
Hypothesis: Being denied the Lore's Supper hurts, at least according to the archbishop George Carey.
Premise: Variety reported that Harvey once locked a producer in a Cannes hotel room until the producer sold Miramax the rights to distribute his film.
Hypothesis: Harvey once locked a director in a room for the rights to his film.
Premise: There are several clearly defined paths, with the highest point being Bukit Takum 740 m (2,428 ft) on the western side of the river in the park's northern corner.
Hypothesis: There are a number of easily identified paths.
Premise:  In season you can find delicious varieties of shellfish from langostinos (Dublin Bay prawns) to gambas (prawns) and mejillones (mussels).
Hypothesis: Gambas and langostinos are plentiful during different seasonal periods.
Premise: It has been tempting to see in Soutine's flayed forms a premonition of things to come.
Hypothesis: Many people have fallen for the tempting Soutine's flayed forms.
Premise: I read Slate because the articles are stimulating.
Hypothesis: I like stimulating articles.
Premise: The Christian Coalition unveiled the Samaritan Project, a public/private package of proposals to aid inner-city blacks and Hispanics.
Hypothesis: The Atheist Coalition wanted to run the project.
Premise: then we'll get a half hour break or so and then i'll go and play another set with somebody else you know
Hypothesis: I always play sets during breaks.
Premise: i don't know i well i do know why because
Hypothesis: Well I don't have any idea at all.
Premise: you know what reading i do i kind of do because it's you know it's the necessary stuff as far as fun reading you know i maybe get to read the Sunday paper but
Hypothesis: I think reading the Friday paper is not very fun.
Premise: in Virginia yeah well how'd you get into this program
Hypothesis: How long does the application take?
Premise: Conclusions are stronger if they set up the report's recommendations and convince the knowledgeable user of the report that action is necessary.
Hypothesis: Conclusions are better if they set up the report's recommendations and show the user that the report needs to be implemented.
Premise: Presumably he gets paid.
Hypothesis: He will probably get paid.
Premise: The king's commitment to democracy brought Spain into line with the rest of Western Europe and assured it of membership in the European Union, which was granted in 1986.
Hypothesis: The European Union believes in Communism.
Premise: Uncharacteristic, I might add.
Hypothesis: Unusual, I would say.
Premise: um so that's limiting i tend to use it to log into the the mainframe at work
Hypothesis: I usually utilize it to log onto the mainframe where I work.
Premise: Both the Watercourt and the funicular railway make up part of the $1.2 billion Caleornia Plaza urban renewal project.
Hypothesis: Only one hundred dollars was approved for the budget of the urban renewal project.
Premise: For example, with regard to design, information over time-the longitudinal feature of the
Hypothesis: Information over time has no longitudinal features.
Premise: yeah yeah yeah our little cat just wants wants out maybe once a day that's about all
Hypothesis: our cat only asks to go out once every day
Premise: It would shift the debate with Al Gore to a subject Bradley talks about with total confidence and authority.
Hypothesis: Al Gore is debating with Thomas Jefferson.
Premise: The Vice President provides no support for interpreting the term aagency- in Title 31 as excluding the NEPDG.
Hypothesis: The Vice President does not assist in the interpretation of the word agency.
Premise: what is what the what is the down payments look like now twenty five percent
Hypothesis: The down payments used to be only ten percent.
Premise: In the New York Times Book Review , Nicholas Lemann praises the  Ms.
Hypothesis: Nicholas Lemann wrote an article for the New York Times Book Review.
Premise: He artfully constructs his debate to make his foes sound as if they are against children, for gun violence, against safe streets, and for pollution.
Hypothesis: This is a very common debating tactic for politicians.
Premise: and it's usually out on a farm one of the girls has a farm and
Hypothesis: one of the girls has a farm and it is often out there.
Premise: Why a man needed four swords was beyond Ca'daan's reasoning.
Hypothesis: Each of the four swords were used for different purposes.
Premise: They don't care much for northerners out there.
Hypothesis: Northerners aren't very popular.
Premise: LSC and our grantees live and work in a world that is marked by continual challenges and crises.
Hypothesis: LSC deals with constant changes to the legal system.
Premise: , lower prices at the grocery store or higher wages in Latin America).
Hypothesis: They warned that the prices would go up at Whole Foods.
Premise: We could be the biggest circus-fellows in the world.
Hypothesis: No one would notice us.
Premise: Requests for interpretations should be directed to OMB's Office of Federal Financial Management or to the Executive Director, FASAB.
Hypothesis: Requests for interpretations should be sent to Steve.