xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Think about cutting him.
Hypothesis: Consider cutting him with your sword.
Premise: Congressional consultations also may include additional guidance on Congress' priorities in those frequent cases where agencies have more than one statutory mission.
Hypothesis: Congress likes arranging Congressional consultations because of the opportunity to examine agencies more in-depth.
Premise: We may have to stay there a while," said Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon said we may have to stay here awhile.
Premise: Though less sinister than his war club, two hits on Adrin proved that it served the job well.
Hypothesis: Adrin was hit twice.
Premise: Locals have been lining up for tickets.
Hypothesis: Locals didn't want to get tickets.
Premise: oh that's okay no problem
Hypothesis: Problem here.
Premise: A report of the conference will also be provided to all participants complete with a package containing handouts.
Hypothesis: Participants should not be expecting any documents in relation to the conference.
Premise: The New York Times reports that Santeria , the West Indian religion notorious for animal sacrifice, is gaining American adherents and coming out of the closet.
Hypothesis: Santeria is gaining in popularity according to the New York Times.
Premise: she likes to really get into her pumpkins and see how many she can grow basic corn potatoes and uh acorn squash are good winter keepers
Hypothesis: She really enjoys growing as many pumpkins as she possibly can.
Premise: If a written product has been planned, the requesters or co-requesters must advise GAO of their withdrawal before the product is submitted for printing.
Hypothesis: If a written product was planned, the requesters have to advice GAO of the withdrawal before the product is submitted to be printed.
Premise: The notion of the informed citizen puts too much pressure on individuals, where the cruder but more inspiring politics of the Gilded Age mobilized voters on Election Day.
Hypothesis: The politics of the Gilded Age made people go and vote.
Premise: I love Jimmy Carter.
Hypothesis: I have met Jimmy Carter at a dinner party before.
Premise: However, she did neglect to mention a more interesting controversy within the mental-health community regarding the nature of diagnosis.
Hypothesis: She mentioned the controversy in the mental-health community when dealing with the nature of this diagnosis.
Premise: Since no cars are allowed on the island, it has the feel of a bustling, old-fashioned beach community.
Hypothesis: The lack of cars makes the island feel quaint and safe.
Premise: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States in Congress assembled,
Hypothesis: US Senators and Congressmen assembled and enacted the bill
Premise: 1 Conversely, federal surpluses, as measured under NIPA, add to national saving and increase resources available for investment.
Hypothesis: As measured under NIPA, federal surpluses add to to national saving and increase resources available for investment.
Premise: Also, the rule contains new salary equivalency guidelines for Medicare payments for the reasonable costs of speech language pathology and occupational therapy services furnished under arrangements by an outside contractor.
Hypothesis: The new guidelines concerning salary equivalencies for Medicare payments concerning reasonable costs for Speech Language Pathology as well as occupational therapy services by outside contractors are addressed by the rule.
Premise: Don't try to get around all regions in one trip, however, or you will short-change them all by not having enough time to really appreciate the scenery and lifestyle.
Hypothesis: Move fast and take what you can!
Premise: A new Supplemental Federal Test Procedure has been added to address areas not represented in the current procedures including aggressive (high-speed and/or high acceleration) driving behavior, rapid speed fluctuations, driving behavior following startup and use of air conditioning.
Hypothesis: A new test has been added to replicate how people drive on the interstate.
Premise: so what do you think about the difference between those two situations
Hypothesis: What are your thoughts on the similarities of the two situations?
Premise: If they had give me a one-bedroom I would have room for everything. 
Hypothesis: I would require two bedrooms to have room for everything.
Premise: The preamble to the final rule discusses these changes and the reasons they were made and the changes in the estimated annual burden hours.
Hypothesis: You can find the estimated hours of burden in the preamble.
Premise: Nuns are in their habits and Israeli women in military uniforms.
Hypothesis: Nuns wear habits everyday and at all times.
Premise: But the woman called me back, said I'd dropped something, and when I stooped to look, something seemed to hit me here." She placed her hand to the back of her head.
Hypothesis: She was called back by a man who hit her with something on the head.
Premise: but they have nice personalities and they're very inquisitive um now the himmy we'll probably breed her a couple of times and we'll we'll end up keeping one out of each litter and then breeding those
Hypothesis: They don't like to learn new things.
Premise: The most notable remains of the ancient city are the massive Roman aqueduct, the Roman hippodrome, the amphitheatre (which is now used for classical music concerts) and a fourth-century synagogue.
Hypothesis: There are no religious buildings present in this city.
Premise: and growing maybe tomatoes or flowers like right now it would be beautiful in in Maryland you know daffodils are just all blooming so it would be really pretty
Hypothesis: I live in Maryland.
Premise: --Danny Ellerman, Executive Director, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, remarks at the 21st Conference of the International Association for Energy Economics, Quebec City, Canada, May 1998.
Hypothesis: Danny Ellerman was a scientist at Caltech in May 1998.
Premise: Some would suggest that if you had not been practicing private law while being independent counsel, the process would have moved along more quickly.
Hypothesis: Everyone says that practicing private law while being a private counsel is what sped up the process.
Premise: Life revolves around children.
Hypothesis: Children are irrelevant in life.
Premise: While immeasurable in dollar terms, they contributed to improving public safety and consumer protection, establishing more effective and efficient government operations, and safeguarding the nation's physical and information infrastructure.
Hypothesis: Although it is immeasurable in dollars, you contribution can be easily seen.
Premise: Its language pointedly avoids accusing him of perjury or obstruction of justice.
Hypothesis: Its language says he did not commit perjury.
Premise: A more controversial measure of personal saving would include changes in the value of existing assets.
Hypothesis: Personal saving could include changes in the value of something.
Premise: yes yes uh we have Domino's we have Pizza Hut and then we have a couple of other smallers Little Ceasars and Juan's Pizza they're all in the general facility where i live and so i can and then yet my most favorite one doesn't deliver
Hypothesis: I wish my favorite pizza place would start delivering.
Premise: Did you see that?
Hypothesis: Did you notice that?
Premise:  "To lose a war makes a man bitter,"Don Cazar said slowly.
Hypothesis: Nobody likes to lose at anything.
Premise: In 1169 the Fatimids were crushed by the armies of Saladin already flush with victories in Palestine and Syria who established the Ayyubid Dynasty and created the fortified citadel to protect Cairo.
Hypothesis: The Fatimids were crushed by the Iranian armies.
Premise: If Moynihan has anything to do with it, Al Gore will not get Bill Clinton's.
Hypothesis: Bill Clinton may get Al Gore's if Moynihan has anything to do with it.
Premise: It was built right over St. Peter's tomb and reserved exclusively for the pope's mass.
Hypothesis: It was built of St Peter's tomb and only used for the pope's mass.
Premise: Cavendish, I much fear there is no coincidence there. 
Hypothesis: I fear there is no coincidence there.
Premise: It always hurts to be constrained, but sometimes it's worth it if your neighbors are constrained too.
Hypothesis: Sometimes it's worth to be constrained if your neighbors are too.
Premise: Anyone with any sense could see at once that her husband had poisoned her. 
Hypothesis: Any reasonable person could tell that her husband had killed her.
Premise: As we explained in our June 22 letter, the Counselas narrow interpretation of section 712 is inconsistent with the language and legislative history of the statute, as well as years of GAO practice.
Hypothesis: The Counselas has an interpretation that is inconsistent given the legislative history of the statute.
Premise: LSC reiterated guidance on not reporting financially or otherwise ineligible clients, referrals of ineligible cases or cases for which no legal work was performed.
Hypothesis: LSC needed additional help on matters such as financial reports.
Premise: Nonetheless, an expectation gap may still exist as users may be expecting that an audit addresses internal control over the company's overall operations and performance.
Hypothesis: Users understand that the purpose of an auditor is to look at the whole company.
Premise: For this reason, improved data and measurement techniques may be available in the future.
Hypothesis: The methods of measuring and data analysis will never be available.
Premise: yeah that's i mean and and you know you see a lot of these people that came east from uh west from uh from New York with Exxon or JC Penney and it's just a hoot to watch them
Hypothesis: A lot of people came from the east who work for Exxon or Jc Penney.
Premise: On the original site of the Jameson Distillery, follow the story of Irish Whiskey through a tour, hosted by professional mult-lingual guides.
Hypothesis: The multi-lingual guides can speak French.
Premise: yeah it's not very good
Hypothesis: It is getting better.
Premise: But we didn't know when or what road, an' he wasn't tellin' that his side of th' border neither.
Hypothesis: He would not tell us a time or location.But he may tell us later.
Premise: You'll look marvelous with a sunburn, she tells him, sounding all airy and breathless.
Hypothesis: She didn't appreciate the way he had mocked her for spending so much time tanning.
Premise: (Photography permits are harder to get.)
Hypothesis: It is harder to get photography permits.
Premise: no um-hum well those things were big and thick weren't they
Hypothesis: Those things were heavy because of the size despite material density.
Premise: Directly behind the square sits the main building of the Sorbonne.
Hypothesis: Also within walking distance of the square are a number of popular cafes and restaurants.
Premise: A triumph of Christianity over paganism, the Corinthian-columned church of Santa Maria sopra Minerva was built on the site of a Roman temple under Augustus.
Hypothesis: The Roman temple under Augustus was built as a war offering.
Premise: We want something against him badly to prevent the Cabinet falling on his neck too freely.
Hypothesis: We don't want anything against him at all.
Premise: but um i wish we didn't have to i mean i i'd rather even if a country chooses a government that's not you know exactly the kind of government that we have you know or or is in complete opposition to it at least it's their choice as as long as long it's one that's that that makes sense so to speak you know this is a government that stays in power that can stay in power but it seems like most of them don't
Hypothesis: A country can choose its own government, even if it is in opposition to ours.
Premise: Absolutely, you understand.
Hypothesis: Definitely, you get it.
Premise: Then he added rather hesitatingly: "Shall we have to appear as witnesses, all of us, I mean?"
Hypothesis: He was hesitant about appearing as a witness.
Premise: The Gayer-Anderson Museum beside the Ibn Tulun mosque was built as a private residence in 1540 and amalgamated with a neighboring house called the house of the Cretan Woman (Bayt al-Kritliya) dating from 1631.
Hypothesis: In 1540, beside the Ibn Tulun mosque, the Gayer-Anderson Museum was built as a private residence, and amalgamated with a neighboring house called the house of the Cretan Woman.
Premise: oh okay do you need to go
Hypothesis: Are you leaving soon?
Premise: yeah you put in your code
Hypothesis: Sure, you put in your hand.
Premise: I slept soundly that night though I couldn't move at all the next day because of my back on that table.
Hypothesis: I slept for hours.
Premise: The court found it unconstitutional.
Hypothesis: The court was pressured to make that decision.
Premise: Authoritative, creative journalism that meets the highest standards must have intellectual content, Kaiser says at speech's end as he road-wrecks his themes.
Hypothesis: Kaiser is an authority on good journalism.
Premise: Why doesn't it cost more?
Hypothesis: It doesn't cost more because it is subsidized.
Premise:  good after-school programs, lots of computers, smaller classes, and higher standards for teachers.
Hypothesis: There are 20 children per class.
Premise: The resulting pools, terraces, and petrified waterfalls of dazzling white travertine are one of Turkey's most famous sights.
Hypothesis: Turkey is famous for its natural formations of white travertine.
Premise: The Red Hat manual offered clearer directions, and the new version automatically partitioned my hard drive.
Hypothesis: The Red Hat manual is unintelligible.
Premise: Timber, which in the 1970s and 1980s brought valuable revenue to Malaysia as a whole and to Sabah and Sarawak in particular, has been cut back to preserve and replenish the dwindling rainforests.
Hypothesis: In the 70s and 80s timber brought in revenue for Malaysia.
Premise: The cathedral museum exhibits two major works by Ferrara's 15th-century master Cosmy Tura, St. George and the Annunciation, and sculptures by Jacopo della Quercia, Madonna of the Pomegranate and St. Maurelius.
Hypothesis: The works of art within the museum are considered to be in pristine condition, considering their age.
Premise: The cover story christens professional wrestling a new American art form, albeit a savage  Fifty episodes of a popular wrestling TV show included 1,658 instances of grabbing or pointing to one's crotch, 157 instances of an obscene finger gesture, 128 episodes of simulated sexual activity, and 21 references to urination.
Hypothesis: Professional wrestling on TV is filled with tasteless acts.
Premise: He is The Manchurian Candidate and a horny hick.
Hypothesis: The Manchurian Candidate came on to me.
Premise: It's a good time frequently leads to free food for two." Tuppence nodded assent.
Hypothesis: Tuppence was all in for the chance of a good time and free crab cakes for two.
Premise: yeah well that it has some of the music we've watched we watched Twin Peaks because uh uh a little bit so it have you know and i think she had seen part of it before
Hypothesis: She had already seen Twin Peaks.
Premise: Take the long walk at low tide east to the cliffs of the Vaches Noires (Black Cows).
Hypothesis: This is because the low tide exposes gold!
Premise: This is the area for romantic private getaways.
Hypothesis: This area is busy at night due to the amount of couple seeking romantic private getaways.
Premise: There is absolutely no question as to the alibi!" 95 Chapter 8 FRESH SUSPICIONS There was a moment's stupefied silence. 
Hypothesis: This alibi makes absolutely no sense; everyone began talking at once.
Premise: At the other extreme, if the couple merely shifted the funds from another account or asset to the IRAs (i.e.
Hypothesis: Couples must share funds
Premise: Fuh-get about it: Donnie Brasco (Johnny Depp) with FBI technicians (Tim Blake Nelson, Paul Giamatti) (30 seconds) :
Hypothesis: Tim Blake Nelson is an FBI technician.
Premise: You see--" She looked hesitantly at the Astronomer.
Hypothesis: She looked at the Astronomer with great conviction, no hesitation to be found.
Premise: um you know when they say the Middle East it's such a big area and there's so many different problems there
Hypothesis: there are four distinct problems in various parts of the Middle East
Premise: We contacted representatives for each, and they agreed to participate.
Hypothesis: All the representatives we talked to were not willing to participate.
Premise: Along the way, you're sure to discover places you never knew existed in Jamaica, worth an hour's visit or several days of exploration.
Hypothesis: En route, one encounters numerous Jamaican sites worth a side trip.
Premise: GAO will meet with designated committees and Members regarding the scope and timing of work.
Hypothesis: The designated Members and committees will have a meeting with GAO concerning the timing of the work.
Premise: On the summit of the Chamundi Hill, the Sri Chamundeswari Temple offers a fine view of Mysore.
Hypothesis: The Sri Chamundeswari Temple is on the summit of the Chamundi Hill.
Premise: Healey told  This has to be apocrypha.
Hypothesis: Healey told it had to be blue.
Premise: you had to do something
Hypothesis: You had to do something.
Premise: Furthermore, the private sector has updated its internal control guidance with the issuance of Internal Control - Integrated Framework, published by the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO).
Hypothesis: The private sector does not need to make adjustments to their guidelines.
Premise: Other figures of the Reagan-Thatcher era chose other retirement plans.
Hypothesis: The other retirement plans were better.
Premise: This, surely, is where the Clinton sex policy and the Clinton social policy combine.
Hypothesis: Clinton has a social policy.
Premise: Ibiza's new freedom meant the renaissance of the Ibicenco language and culture after decades of suppression, and participation in Catalonia's newly won autonomy.
Hypothesis: Ibiza would have found a renaissance in its culture even without Catalonian autonomy.
Premise: There's something about you, Mr. Whittington, that I don't like at all.
Hypothesis: You seem like a completely ordinary man, Mr. Whittington.
Premise: VALUE-ADDED ACTIVITY - An activity that is judged to contribute to customer value or satisfy an organizational need.
Hypothesis: A value-added activity is one that is judged to contribute to a producer's value.
Premise: Walls and pillars explode around them but the sleek, geometric lines of their bodies never soften.
Hypothesis: They were surrounded by violent but their bodies were not soft.
Premise: Nothing except that I think I may be of some use to you. Another inference forced itself into Tuppence's mind: "You followed me here?"
Hypothesis: I could help you catch her.
Premise: Abbaye de Fontenay
Hypothesis: Maybe Abbaye de Fontenay
Premise: The SEC did not identify any other statutes or executive orders imposing requirements relevant to the rule.
Hypothesis: The SEC pointed to ten orders that had requirements for the rule.
Premise: okay i never really counted that as an organization because it's uh
Hypothesis: i always considered that group too small to be a real organization
Premise: Walkers of all ages and abilities need only find a levada to take in some of the finest countryside anywhere.
Hypothesis: The countryside is suitable for people of all ages.
Premise: in order to get the raw goods but they you know of course they can they're limited with what they can do they can only do so much and uh
Hypothesis: Getting the raw goods is the most expensive part.
Premise: The first bad  On July 10, Hong Kong's new Chinese-run government said textbooks must remain neutral in their descriptions of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Hypothesis: The new government of Hong Kong said that textbooks must not mention the so-called Tiananmen Square massacre.
Premise: do you read
Hypothesis: Can you read?
Premise: Have you the nerve to go through with it?" The girl smiled.
Hypothesis: The girl smiled and said "Do you have the nerve to really do it?
Premise: I liked the man, and I felt he was straight, but I wasn't going to give him the whole story.
Hypothesis: I did not like him at all and I thought he was crooked.
Premise: The Salle des Girondins displays a guillotine blade, the crucifix to which Marie-Antoinette prayed, and the lock used on Robespierre's cell.
Hypothesis: The display of the guillotine blade at the Salle des Girondins draws many tourists' attention.
Premise: Jon looked into the huge Voth's eyes, black pupils and irises.
Hypothesis: The Voth had purple eyes.
Premise: Minoans would walk down the corridor of processions past frescoed walls to reach the propylaia (sacred entranceway).
Hypothesis: Minoans were forbidden from traveling to the propylaia.
Premise: is that a tough system to be in
Hypothesis: That system is complication.
Premise: (Land-use regulation is a plot by Commies.)
Hypothesis: Land use regulation is a plot done by communists.
Premise: Swimming, waterskiing, windsurfing, and sailing are all available on the lake as are boat cruises.
Hypothesis: There is only a small fee to rent the equipment.
Premise: The Commission prepared a Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis pursuant to section 604.
Hypothesis: The Commission put together a Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis.
Premise: the second car i ever bought i drive to work now that just turned ten years old and i've got a hundred and twenty two thousand miles on that
Hypothesis: My second car is ten years old, but it's still in good shape.
Premise: Contribution limits and eligibility thresholds for RSAs for a couple were twice the amount for an individual.
Hypothesis: Individuals had to pay twice as much into RSAs as couples did.
Premise: maybe i should have  surely it maybe it would have been pretty funny i don't know
Hypothesis: It would be funny.
Premise: there's money out there
Hypothesis: There is ten thousand dollars available.
Premise: The Salon de los Halberdiers contains remarkably preserved ancient Flemish and Spanish tapestries.
Hypothesis: The tapestries date back to the 1800s.
Premise: As she tries to decipher the convoluted course of her Central American adventure, Elena McMahon, not one of those who saw in a flash how every moment could connect, discovers memory and imagination--faculties that Didion's previous heroines did their best to deny.
Hypothesis: Elena has no interest in going to south america
Premise: i we really we decide we didn't decide to get one until i started working at home
Hypothesis: We always had one and sold it when I started working from home.
Premise: Based on our prior work, GAO believes that the consolidation of some homeland security functions makes sense and will, if properly organized and implemented, over time lead to more efficient, effective, and coordinated programs; better intelligence sharing; and a more robust protection of our people, borders, and critical infrastructure.
Hypothesis: The CIA has criticised the GAO's assessment of homeland security functions.
Premise: An architectural wonder, it is itself a beautiful piece of craftsmanship with its sculpture and carved stone balustrades.
Hypothesis: The artworks around it outshine the beauty of the wonder itself.
Premise: The RIT Concert Orchestra also performs there.
Hypothesis: The RIT Concert Orchestra went bankrupt.
Premise: Isolationist sentiments don't prevent DeLay and Co. from saber-rattling; and given the belligerent stands they often take toward countries like China or Cuba, petulant unilateralists might be a better term for them.
Hypothesis: Isolation sentiment has gone a long way towards preventing DeLay and the others from engaging in saber-rattling.
Premise: Neal would never consider doing that.
Hypothesis: Neal is a straight-laced teen that wouldn't do anything against the rules.
Premise: Well, I want to know more.
Hypothesis: I don't know whether you should tell me more.
Premise: Don't feel right.
Hypothesis: It doesn't feel right.
Premise: Political parties don't have a vote.
Hypothesis: Political parties don't always vote.