xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: it was nice okay it was nice talking to you bye-bye
Hypothesis: Yeah, it was great  talking to you, I'll talk to you again next week, bye bye.
Premise: uh but uh i guess i'm i'm a little encouraged with home prices i i'm a CPA and i was just talking to one of my clients uh yesterday uh or you know over the last couple of days
Hypothesis: I'm not encouraged in the least by home prices.
Premise: Instead you will find friendly people who, in spite of a 12-month season that for decades has deposited tourists from wealthier nations on their shores, are refreshingly hospitable.
Hypothesis: None of the people are hospitable or friendly
Premise: The massive H??tel des Invalides was built by Louis XIV as France's first national hospital for soldiers.
Hypothesis: The Hotel des Invalides was built by Louis XIV during a significant war in France.
Premise: The red sun shone off of the silver dragon-head hammer.
Hypothesis: The silver dragon-head hammer reflected the red sun's light.
Premise: The Ottoman Empire surrendered when World War I ended the following year, and, following a declaration by the League of Nations (the forerunner to the United Nations), Britain became rulers of Palestine by mandate.
Hypothesis: The League of Nations forced the Ottoman Empire to surrender control of Palestine.
Premise: Twin septuplet covers.
Hypothesis: They were born in the spring.
Premise: Nonetheless, the Department specifically requested comments from interested persons, which are due by September 3, 1996.
Hypothesis: Interested persons may include employees, vendors and citizens.
Premise: 'Listen,' Derry stood over me, looking concerned.
Hypothesis: Derry seemed eager to say something.
Premise: Figure 1 provides an overview of the various types of risks to computer-based operations.
Hypothesis: Figure 1 has absolutely nothing to do with computers
Premise: Founded in 1816, it was the first English language school in Southeast Asia.
Hypothesis: It was an English language school.
Premise: For more on that, click .)
Hypothesis: Click to learn more about that.
Premise: and not venture venture out their own front door than
Hypothesis: They will leave their house at every opportunity.
Premise: yeah i use my scan button a lot
Hypothesis: My scan button is used often by me.
Premise: but then you know just like that man said in this final in these in the NCAA whatever it is the little play-off games they play so many sometimes i do think it's going to be more it's luck and ambition you know
Hypothesis: I think luck and ambition will contribute to it.
Premise: yes yes you'd be more harmed or something yeah
Hypothesis: Yes, you would be more harmed if you continue doing that.
Premise: It was not long ago that Arthur Andersen was viewed by many as the premier professional services firm in the world.
Hypothesis: In addition to being viewed as the premier professional services firm in the world, he was also known for his strong work ethic.
Premise: they actually mentioned a little on the fact that he's started to instigate a program where he's actually uh not necessary they say he's getting around the rules somewhat but it's actually sounds like a pretty good idea where he goes out and recruits other students who don't meet the minimum academic requirements to get into the college and and then qualify for a student athlete position and he takes them and signs some contract or something with them but sends them then then to junior college
Hypothesis: They say he is able to bend the rules and goes out to recruit other students to try to get them accepted by the college.
Premise: And by following up his serious accusation (i.e.
Hypothesis: That is a serous charge.
Premise: it's just too much work for a uh a degree you're going to hang on the wall and never use so i said well maybe i ought to save some money here
Hypothesis: The degree wasn't going to be used so I saved money.
Premise: but uh trying to relate that to me and i think because i had a strong Christian background personally it affected me differently than it affected my sisters and i see myself uh with some of those qualities but with not quite as much anger
Hypothesis: It left a different impression on me because of my Christian background.
Premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.
Hypothesis: Voters are completely convinced that the slogan is true.
Premise: In its own way, it establishes a hold over you soothing, lulling, and always fascinating and before you know it, you're hooked.
Hypothesis: Once you are hooked you cannot escape from it.
Premise: Well, I'm sure as hell not buying Jumbo anymore!
Hypothesis: Jumbo is not a very popular brand.
Premise: The first real settlements, founded in the Late Stone Age (c. 7500 b.c.   4000 b.c. ), included the world's oldest walled town, Jericho.
Hypothesis: Jericho is the oldest walled town in the world.
Premise: 12988 (Civil Justice Reform) and has been found to meet the standards set forth in the order.
Hypothesis: Civil justice reform meets the standards
Premise: Sensualists have sex without orgasm on purpose, she writes of all those candle-loving, body-oil-bearing himbos.
Hypothesis: Sensualists have sex without orgasm on purpose.
Premise: Yes, said Gauve.
Hypothesis: Gauve said, "No, you are totally wrong!"
Premise: With this greater capital intensity, diminishing returns to capital have reduced the return on investment in Japan over the years.
Hypothesis: A reduction of investment in Japan has been caused by diminishing returns to capital.
Premise: One of the classic parks' merits was that they were unsubsidized.
Hypothesis: One good thing about that park was it wasn't funded.
Premise: It was a heated discussion on county cricket! 
Hypothesis: Their debate on country cricket got so intense at one point that I thought they were going to fight.
Premise: Is it easier to be anonymous in New York City than in Los Angeles?
Hypothesis: Which city, Los Angeles or New York, do you think offers more privacy?
Premise: yeah i yeah i wouldn't want to see it go that far
Hypothesis: Oh yes, that would be too much.
Premise: Ah, my friend, one may live in a big house and yet have no comfort. After which piece of moralizing, he resumed his search. 
Hypothesis: It is possible to live in a large house and not be happy.
Premise: right outside of Dallas so we um we have a five year old and we started taking her she was pretty young when we started uh camping with her
Hypothesis: We take our five year odl camping in several places.
Premise: Over the years these bags have proved so handy that to keep up with demand the local supply of genuine handmade bags has been augmented with imported goods.
Hypothesis: The bags are known for falling apart and people are looking for an alternative.
Premise: The unit costs (expressed in seconds and normalized as explained) are estimated by an engineering model19 to allow for simulations over variations of traffic.
Hypothesis: Unit costs are expressed in hours.
Premise: i think it will be a good year the Cowboys are showing constant
Hypothesis: With what they are showing now and their attitude it is shaping up to be a successful season for the Cowboys
Premise: Entertain, for a moment, this  If we at Slate captured your voicemail recording and played it on our site without your permission, some lawyers would say that we had violated your copyright.
Hypothesis: Lawyers would say this only because they really hate other people recording them in court.
Premise: Our loyal opposition on the right used to tell us that a man can do anything with his property.
Hypothesis: The opposition told us that a man can do what he wants with his property.
Premise: Good-bye, and good luck.
Hypothesis: You are forbidden to leave, lest you be struck by a terrible curse.
Premise: These custodial transfers, by definition, do not affect the collecting entity's net cost of operations or operating results, nor are they part of the reconciliation between its obligations and net cost of operations.
Hypothesis: The custodial transfers don't affect the net cost of operations.
Premise: I haven't seen him either, replied Tuppence impatiently.
Hypothesis: Tuppence wasn't patient when he replied.
Premise: uh-huh did did we tend to um change their attitudes attitudes like some times when Americans go into foreign countries they tend to flaunt American things Americanism um consumer products TV the whole works
Hypothesis: There is no change of attitude for the Americans.
Premise: 271,000 tons in each covered year.
Hypothesis: In ever year that has been covered, there were 271,000 tons.
Premise: it hurts your back and it hurts your arm
Hypothesis: Sleeping on the floor hurts your back and your arm.
Premise: New on the scene is the vast Palazzo Doria Pamphili off the Piazza Venezia.
Hypothesis: Paris is new on the scene.
Premise: --accepting the recommendation of trade associations and public safety organizations to extend the implementation period for some provisions over a 5-year period, and
Hypothesis: Trade associations recommended extending the implementation period while public safety organizations recommended against doing that.
Premise: 1.10 Other professional standards which may be used by auditors are issued by such bodies as the Institute of Internal Auditors (Codification of the Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, The Institute of Internal Auditors, Inc.), and the American Evaluation Association, which has developed guiding principles for evaluators (Guiding Principles for Evaluators, a report from the American Evaluation Association Task Force on Guiding Principles for Evaluators).
Hypothesis: "Guiding Principles for Evaluators" is most widely followed auditors.
Premise: I am not keeping back facts. 
Hypothesis: I am not about to hold back facts that may help.
Premise: what's happening up there you know type thing um well just over the years there were situations that um uh came up that i didn't think were fair or handled correctly or the teachers didn't seem to be teaching anything of course it's a little hard to tell from the the information that you get from your child you know they they bring things home and i was never one to believe everything my kids said you know about something
Hypothesis: Your kid might be lying to cover his own behind.
Premise: A lab-tech approached, tentatively.
Hypothesis: A lab tech was nervous about coming up to me.
Premise: Smith's decision this year to push a measure in the House that would spend as much birth-control money as the president asked might seem like progress.
Hypothesis: The measure would provide $1 billion for birth control funding.
Premise: The Administrator is not required to allocate allowances under such sections to a unit for which the owner or operator fails to submit information in accordance with the regulations promulgated under this subparagraph.
Hypothesis: The Administrator shouldn't allocate allowances under such sections, said the lawyer.
Premise: While you are in the Jura, take the time to trace the Loue river and its tributary, the Lison, back to their cascading sources through the landscapes that inspired so many of Courbet's paintings.
Hypothesis: Courbet's paintings routinely sell for millions of dollars at auction.
Premise: Take, for instance, the two pictures shown above.
Hypothesis: I wish to draw your attention to the picture on the right.
Premise: If you missed the excerpt from Point of Origin , click , and are more reasons to dislike Cornwell.
Hypothesis: No reasons can be given for anyone to dislike Cornwell.
Premise: The minarets that you see in the foreground belong to two important Islamic buildings.
Hypothesis: Those minarets in the foreground are part of two important Islamic buildings
Premise: There is also a floating market of fruit and flowers.
Hypothesis: The market cannot be described as floating.
Premise: A little cry broke from her lips: "You don't know, you don't know, how this hateful place has been prison to me!"
Hypothesis: A big smile crossed her lips, and she gave the person a hug.
Premise: He is not better than a trained or 'insider' artist, writes Stevens, but he taps sources of power now lost to sophisticated art.
Hypothesis: Stevens notes than he is not better than a trained artist.
Premise: It is this matter, he has said, which led him to found Judicial Watch in 1994.
Hypothesis: Because of this, he abandoned his plans to start a group that he was thinking of naming Judicial Watch.
Premise: Answer Yes, but not as a stand-alone method.
Hypothesis: It works, but only in conjunction with other methods.
Premise: Follow the city walls a little farther along until you come to the landmark Rockefeller Museum, built in 1927, which contains the city's finest collection of archaeological artefacts.
Hypothesis: The Rockefeller Museum has only a few mediocre artifacts.
Premise: Every man, woman, and child was put to the sword or burned.
Hypothesis: Everyone was killed by the sword or burned after the month long battle.
Premise: Freshwater angling for bass, carp, or trout is good anywhere in the lakes and streams, best of all up in Hokkaido, where you stand a decent chance of hooking a salmon.
Hypothesis: Freshwater fishing is good anywhere.
Premise: I struck a thousand times in my mind and none of them hit.
Hypothesis: I imagined hitting them with bats.
Premise: Poland's road to capitalism and democracy has been a complicated one.
Hypothesis: It has not been simple for Poland to become a democracy.
Premise: The cloud of doom over Lamar Alexander's campaign.
Hypothesis: Lamar Alexander's campaign would end soon
Premise: A rural carrier can serve a cluster of boxes much faster than if the individual boxes were spread out along the route where the carrier would have to slow down, stop, and accelerate for each one.
Hypothesis: A rural carrier delivers faster to cluster boxes than mail boxes if they can stay in their cars.
Premise: From the Bank of China Tower, make a short detour up Garden Road and turn into Battery Path to reach the landmark St. John's Cathe?­dral.
Hypothesis: The Bank of China Tower is nowhere near Garden Road.
Premise: Managers generally welcomed their new authority to make spending, personnel, and operational decisions that had formerly been made by central authorities.
Hypothesis: Managers generally welcomed their new authority to take many decisions.
Premise: they're oh okay i see
Hypothesis: I can't see it
Premise: In the mid-19th century the creation of a network of railway lines revolutionized transport and communications in England.
Hypothesis: England benefited greatly from the railway network.
Premise: Its volume grew from 30.
Hypothesis: Its volume expanded beyond 30.
Premise: With 28 km (17 miles) of docks, Italy's biggest port remains the key to the city's identity.
Hypothesis: Italy's biggest port contains only 5 docks.
Premise: Although the SEC has the authority to issue certain accounting/reporting and auditing standards for public companies, it has historically relied to a great extent on certain selfregulatory bodies to help maintain trust and confidence in our nation's capital markets.
Hypothesis: The SEC has no authority.
Premise: In a press release referring to the program, IRS Commissioner Charles O. Rossotti stated that the clinics mesh with the IRS mission statement of providing America's taxpayers top quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities by applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all.
Hypothesis: The IRS is an agency of the British government that regulates the import of foreign products.
Premise: About half-past twelve, sir.
Hypothesis: About lunch time, sir.
Premise: But you get more emotion in the Fonteyn-Nureyev version.
Hypothesis: There's less emotion in the Fonteyn-Nureyev version.
Premise: They've only agreed to keep talking.
Hypothesis: The agreement to keep talking is a big step forward.
Premise: Or visit the Hort de Baix and the Hort del Chocolater (the latter open at irregular intervals) these groves help make Elche one of the most verdant cities in Europe.
Hypothesis: Hort de Baix and Hort del Chocolater have lots of trees.
Premise: Later in the evening, he had sought admission to her room, on which occasion, no doubt, he found an opportunity of destroying the will which, as far as he knew, would render the one in his favour valid. 
Hypothesis: Destroying the will would render him advantageous.
Premise: It makes one nostalgic for the fear of LSD in the water, fluoride in the water, and saltpeter in the cafeteria food, presumably to create a docile population of human slaves with excellent teeth who keep hallucinating that they're uninterested in sex.
Hypothesis: People use to be afraid that their was LSD in their water.
Premise: $41 per asthma attack day) is multiplied by total change in events to determine the health benefits of air quality improvements for the entire region.
Hypothesis: Asthma attacks cost about five dollars a day.
Premise: I assume the kindness was a terrible strain.
Hypothesis: The person wasn't able to display kindness at all for any amount of time.
Premise: This was the president who pulled out of Lebanon after Marines were bombed there.
Hypothesis: It's the same president who left Lebanon.
Premise: Across the river going east from the Dayabumi Complex is the old Pasar Seni (Central Market), set in an attractive Art-Deco building (1936) in pastel blue and pink with a bold, bright skylit roof over a buff-tiled floor.
Hypothesis: The central market is across from the Dayabumi Complex.
Premise: maybe hotter but
Hypothesis: Maybe hotter.
Premise: This is in spite of the fact that little mechanization existed in the Postal Service prior to 1970 and large amounts were added in the 1970s.
Hypothesis: The postal service felt the need to upgrade in the 70s
Premise: Can you help me come to terms with this situation?
Hypothesis: CAn you help me come to grips with the situation?
Premise: A horse rode past fast, a huge red stallion.
Hypothesis: There was a blue horse than rode past fast.
Premise: About a five-minute drive south stands the MuhrakiaCarmelite Monastery, on the spot where Elijah, with the help of Yaweh (God), defeated the Ba'al god in a test of spontaneous combustion, leading to the death of 450 heathen priests.
Hypothesis: The monastery is important to both members of the Jewish and Christian faith.
Premise: The logistical problems of spanning the Firth were numerous, but their solution resulted in one of the greatest engineering achievements of the Victorian era, the Forth Railway Bridge.
Hypothesis: The Fourth Railway Bridge was never completed.
Premise: The rich permanent collection includes tapestries, furniture, and porcelain, but look out for the fascinating temporary exhibitions that are held here, featuring great styles and eras of design history such as Jugendstil, Bauhaus, and the American 1950s.
Hypothesis: They have a great variety in their permanent collections, but don't ever have temporary exhibits.
Premise: The masterpieces among the free-standing statuary, though, are the war-horses trampling the king's enemies and the splendid elephants crushing the demons.
Hypothesis: There are no masterpieces in the statuary at all.
Premise: a headquarters or something anyway where they they staffed it three shifts a day so that someone if they needed someone they could ri ng and and someone could come to their house
Hypothesis: They do not have help during the night so they have to make sure if they need anything they call the attendant by 8 pm.
Premise: The very air seems to be blue more than 20,000 turquoise Iznik tiles glow gently in the light from the mosque's 260 windows, decorated with lilies, carnations, tulips, and rose.
Hypothesis: The mosque has more then two hundred fifty flower-decorated windows.
Premise: It has been suggested that this change may cause an artificial increase in the number of cases reported through the CSR system.
Hypothesis: This change might make the number of cases in the CSR system go down.
Premise: those are my children we don't have very many activities  but
Hypothesis: My children and I don't do very many activities together.
Premise: how do you control the amount of flow or anything
Hypothesis: How do you control the amount of water flowing out of the river?
Premise: I worked with Blumenthal at the New Yorker and didn't like him.
Hypothesis: I worked with, and didn't like, Blumenthal.
Premise: That night Ca'daan dreamed of Anda and woke screaming.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan slept peacefully that night.
Premise: If Rennie did order him up to the big house for firing, Drew was not going to meet him stinking of horse and sweat.
Hypothesis: If Rennie was going to fire him, Drew was not going to see him when he was sweaty and smelly.
Premise: The city sits on a wide bay with the colonial sandstone apartments on the waterside making a wonderful panorama as the sun begins to drop in the afternoons.
Hypothesis: Sandstone apartments were built along the water.
Premise: 14 So far, the net payments from the United States to foreign lenders have been small as a share of GDP, as shown in figure 3.3.
Hypothesis: The net payments from the US to foreign lenders are very large.
Premise: Despite increases in state funding to meet the legal needs of the poor, low interest rates (which have reduced the IOLTA fund), high unemployment and the present economic downturn have threatened any gains.
Hypothesis: Low interest rates were hoped to have a much greater impact on the economy.
Premise: The mare also? Don Cazar continued.
Hypothesis: Don Cazar wanted the mare for his own too.
Premise: uh i did see Red October
Hypothesis: I really enjoyed Red October.
Premise: but i yeah i haven't decided whether you're whether i wanna play yet or not i just bought myself a solo flex machine i don't know if you've seen those advertised on TV
Hypothesis: I purchased a solo flex machine so that I have the option to play.
Premise: He wondered at what blood alcohol level patients could remember an intervention.
Hypothesis: He also wondered if ages played a role in blood alcohol levels and patients remembering interventions.
Premise: The oldest section of Havana is the city's most spectacular, even if restoration work and gleaming coats of pastel colonial colors (plus a stern police presence on every corner) are leaving parts of it with a slightly more sanitized feel than the weathered working class neighborhoods that extend along the water and inland.
Hypothesis: The most spectacular section of Havana is its oldest section because it contains much history.
Premise: Consequently, funding appropriations diminished or failed to keep up with the cost of living.
Hypothesis: Funding appropriations skyrocketed over time and as a result, kept up with the cost of living.
Premise: Also, 80% of all domestic-violence cases are handled without lawyers.
Hypothesis: Lawyers are not involved in most domestic-violence that get resolved.
Premise: This has had paradoxical consequences.
Hypothesis: The consequences were paradoxical.
Premise: Those are our terms.
Hypothesis: We have no conditions.
Premise: Of course, Miss Howard, I said, "I'll do everything I can, but I'm sure you're excited and overwrought." She interrupted me by slowly shaking her forefinger. 
Hypothesis: Miss Howard shook her finger at me and interrupted me.
Premise: Or at least his perfect reproduction.
Hypothesis: A perfect reproduction of him.
Premise: yeah i think the concept's great you know
Hypothesis: You know, I think the idea is great.
Premise: He kicked fast, catching the Kal in the groin.
Hypothesis: He kicked Kal in the groin.
Premise: True, during the 1970s and early 1980s macroeconomics suffered a crisis.
Hypothesis: There was a macroeconomics disaster throughout the 1970s and early 1980s.
Premise: Some of the best food in the country is produced poultry from Bresse; freshwater fish from the Savoie lakes; Charolais beef; pears, apples, and cherries from orchards to the north of town, and peaches and apricots from the ones to the south.
Hypothesis: The country imports nearly all of its food.
Premise: I can't prove it yet but I know. The other two asked no questions.
Hypothesis: I have lots of proof, but I don't really know right now.