xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and the the lady is very pleased you know she says it's got everything she want's you know thinks she'll ever want in a house and it was several thousand dollars less than the one that they sold so
Hypothesis: She's over the moon about the house as it's very close to an ice rink.
Premise: In the past, they would have had to report their spouse's income and that would be included in determining whether they were eligible to get legal help, whether they had access to that money or not, she said. 
Hypothesis: Nowadays, there is no need to report your spouse's income if you don't have access to it, she said.
Premise: yeah yeah It was in the it was in the summer at at at at the time but you think they would pay more attention to what was going on that they'd see this guy had taken off his clothes
Hypothesis: It was in the summer.
Premise: On the square's eastern side a small neoclassical temple, El Templete, marks the spot where the first Catholic mass was celebrated in 1519.
Hypothesis: El Templete was where the first Catholic mass was celebrated in 1519.
Premise: A transmittal letter accompanies each draft report to inform recipients of GAO's request for written or oral comments and the time frame within which the comments are due.
Hypothesis: There are no transmittal letters.
Premise: I tried on the gray Microfiber model, waist size 38.
Hypothesis: I tried on the cotton size 32 model.
Premise: The others swarmed hungrily toward it.
Hypothesis: The others all wanted to have a bite of it.
Premise: They don't want to discourage me altogether.
Hypothesis: They want me to be discouraged slightly, but not enough to give up.
Premise: Given that nearly all radiotelephone companies have less than 1,500 employees, the FCC concludes that all of the 1,479 licenses for these blocks will be awarded to small businesses.
Hypothesis: Since most radiotelephone companies have less than 1,500 male workers, the FCC just went ahead and awarded licenses only to small businesses.
Premise: I thanked him.
Hypothesis: The man went without recognition.
Premise: Cantonese opera is alive and well in Hong Kong, and the two other forms, Beijing and Kun, are sometimes presented.
Hypothesis: Cantonese opera is preferred to the Beijing and Kun operas.
Premise: Estimated Value Health or Welfare Per Incidence Derivation of Estimates
Hypothesis: It deviates 25% from estimates.
Premise: The newly convened group is supposed to deliver its findings by October 2001, when the current ban on e-commerce taxes expires.
Hypothesis: The group reached its findings very quickly.
Premise: My economist friends will certainly tell me that if such programming would pay off it would be done.
Hypothesis: My economist friend refuses to tell me if the program will pay off.
Premise: you know you you're talking to probably one of the the sixties late sixties and early seventies original hippies  now living in suburbia raising kids um
Hypothesis: You're talking to someone born in the nineties and living in the city.
Premise: HCFA states that it is clear that the rule will have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities since the aggregate per-beneficiary limitation will reduce payments by approximately 9 percent.
Hypothesis: HCFA says the rule will impact small entities by about $20,000..
Premise: uh well that's great it really is i  i'm glad you she was able to pull out of it uh  and so cheaply the second time
Hypothesis: I'm glad the cheap medicine worked the second time.
Premise: Sather Karf turned, and again his hands writhed in the air.
Hypothesis: Sather Karf's hands flailed above him as he turned.
Premise: Off the beaten path in Sham Shui Po, west of the junction of Nathan Road and Boundary Street, is the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb and Museum on Tonkin Road (open Monday Wednesday and Friday Saturday 10am 6pm, Sunday 1 6pm; closed Thursday).
Hypothesis: West of Nathan Road's junction is the tomb of Lei Cheng Uk Han.
Premise: A type of prototyping in which emphasis is placed onRapid developing prototypes early in the developmentPrototyping process to permit early feedback and analysis in
Hypothesis: Prototypes can be developed quickly.
Premise: She died before that could happen while hospitalized with a chronic ailment.
Hypothesis: She was hospitalized with a chronic disease and died from it.
Premise: yeah i i remember the one that i sat in on we had quite a problem coming to a conclusion and and we came back with so many people this way and so many that way and the judge told us we couldn't leave until we came to a decision and we just could not we were split and he kept us there one evening until seven uh and everyone wanted to go home and so they were willing some of them were willing to change their uh decision just to get out of uh out of the jury room
Hypothesis: The judge was more than happy to keep us at court.
Premise: looks good in the paper commercials look great on TV um
Hypothesis: It looks amazing on TV.
Premise: After he left Apple, he founded NeXT and tried to go the hardware-software route again, until he had to sell the hardware unit to Canon and the software to, yes, Apple.
Hypothesis: He left Apple and immediately founded NeXT, however it turned out he had to sell the hardware part of NeXT to Canon and the software part of NeXT to Apple.
Premise: Because I--wadda ya call it--love you.
Hypothesis: Because I think i love you.
Premise: On 9 December 1990, Poles made Lech Walesa the first popularly elected president in post-World War II Poland, a watershed event for the Soviet bloc of nations.
Hypothesis: Lech Walesa had campaigned tirelessly to win the votes of his countrymen.
Premise: Despite the roar of the traffic on the voies express, you can take delightful walks along the banks and rest quietly on benches beneath poplar and plane trees.
Hypothesis: You aren't allowed to get near the water.
Premise: so he's yeah he's gotten a lot uh you know you see all kinds of men being involved in the housework and taking care of the kids and all but in terms of his amount of hours at work nothing on that has lightened up
Hypothesis: He works less now and spends more time on the housework and the children.
Premise: we have my sister and i have a couple of gardens i think we figured out total um this is for vegetables about two thirds of an acre so we each have a third of an acre we do
Hypothesis: My siblings and I each have a garden that's about one third of an acre.
Premise: hm a little much yes we have uh we're a town of five thousand and so our local newspaper is not too swift
Hypothesis: Our town doesn't even have a local newspaper.
Premise: As the ratio of points to stops decreases, mail gets more expensive to deliver.
Hypothesis: Mail delivery becomes more expensive because it takes longer to deliver.
Premise: Her foreign secretary, Lord Palmerston, was not so amused; he dismissed Hong Kong as  a barren island with hardly a house upon it.  
Hypothesis: Hong Kong would later become a vibrant economic hub.
Premise: Red's mother intervened.
Hypothesis: Red's mother intervened.
Premise: but it's kind of understood that we're supposed to dress a little bit nice a lot of times we have to go over to uh like Jerry Junkins' office and Bill Ellsworth's office to deliver stuff
Hypothesis: We know that we can just wear casual clothes
Premise: There is a precedent to the Che cult.
Hypothesis: The Che cult has no precedents.
Premise: i i might have seen part of that because the name sounds familiar although i would i would remember i think in with him in it
Hypothesis: I may have seen that before but I can't remember.
Premise: that type of thing um uh
Hypothesis: Things like that.
Premise: uh rumors still persist i try not to believe them and listen to them but they still persist that the plant will close
Hypothesis: The people who spread the rumors are afraid the plant will close.
Premise: Alexander the Great
Hypothesis: Alexander of Macedonia
Premise: It consists of two spans, straddling the Ile de la City, and was initially populated with street-singers, charlatans, prosetutes, pickpockets, and above all bouquinistes selling old books and pamphlets out of boxes.
Hypothesis: The street-singers often get paid well trough people giving them tips.
Premise: yeah and catch them next time yeah
Hypothesis: Yes, we will get them the next time for sure.
Premise: He didn't systematically vet things with her or even regularly delegate to her.
Hypothesis: Truly he didn't like to work with her.
Premise: uh and i've been sort of disappointed how that they they say literacy rate has gone down you know that's sort of upsetting to think that we're richer and yet everybody is intellectually poorer
Hypothesis: I don't like that they say the literacy rate is going up because we're focusing too much on reading.
Premise: I think there is a room here where we shall be quite undisturbed." He led the way, and the others followed him.
Hypothesis: He led the way to a room that was crowded with people eager to meet them.
Premise: A dozen? 
Hypothesis: Twelve.
Premise: uh okay the engine itself was mostly metric because it came from Canada
Hypothesis: There was a missing engine.
Premise: The money goes to Idaho Legal Aid Services and the Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program.
Hypothesis: The money is budgeted by the state government.
Premise: If, however, we scoped the job to examine in depth events leading up to the disaster, what went wrong, and why it went wrong, this would be a case study.
Hypothesis: We would call this a case study if we were going to examine the events leading up to the tsunami; but, we are not.
Premise: Take her with you, and do just as I say.
Hypothesis: Take her along, and obey every word I tell you.
Premise: oh boy bet that got warm
Hypothesis: I bet it was freezing.
Premise: oh i see oh and you made your own
Hypothesis: Oh I see you made your own gift for her.
Premise: the door open."
Hypothesis: The door ajar.
Premise: i don't either i want some you know ski or something you know i'm benefiting from it
Hypothesis: I am benefiting from it and you guys didn't even know it.
Premise: they got a drug problem but it's legal you know it's like huh-uh huh-uh no they need they need some help too
Hypothesis: Their drug problem is still within the confines of the law.
Premise: The registration process is going rapidly, Lindsay said, adding that most registrations took between 5 and 7 minutes.
Hypothesis: The registration process is long and tedious.
Premise: yeah it just got the the name of being an oak because it's got a kind of an acorn kind of thing on it
Hypothesis: Its called an oak because it possesses an acorn type thing on it.
Premise: It deserves further study.
Hypothesis: The research gathered already is fully sufficient.
Premise: it's just what do you do for them you want to do something for them but you don't want to get so directly involved that you're occupying the the country
Hypothesis: You do not want to get involved in the country by residing in it directly.
Premise: Doing so for all rules, they said, could overwhelm the agencies' systems; may be unnecessary for some relatively uncontroversial rules; and may be a less effective use of the agency's resources than more traditional methods (e.g.
Hypothesis: The agency never uses more traditional methods.
Premise: But what happens when those agents' names get e-mailed from the United States to, oh, Libya and immediately get posted on www.muammar.com?
Hypothesis: The list could never be included in an email because it is too long.
Premise: As for Prudie's thoughts, she is sick of the subject, and to distract herself from the pharmacological drama going on she is entertained by imagining the drug being given to Dr. Judah Folkman's mice.
Hypothesis: Prudie imagines that Dr. Judah Folkman's mice are taking the drugs.
Premise: push your parents into the gas ovens of managed health care, warned one especially overwrought Democratic challenger in the fall elections.
Hypothesis: There was an agitated Democratic challenger in the fall elections.
Premise: It also becomes very busy in the middle of the day so arrive early if you want to contemplate the site with few distractions.
Hypothesis: Because the site is so busy around noon, it's a good idea to visit early.
Premise: This change was among those made in the 11th comprehensive revision of the national accounts in 1999.
Hypothesis: Changes were made in the 11th revision of the 1999 national accounts.
Premise: Here, luxurious homes and landscaped lawns sit on some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
Hypothesis: These homes belong to the poor and are built on cheap land.
Premise: Unanticipated changes should be reviewed for approval or disapproval as soon as reasonably possible.
Hypothesis: There is no rush in reviewing unanticipated changes, it's nothing big for sure either way, our system is perfect.
Premise: We view anything that helps expand participation in the electoral process as a positive development, says Ben Green, director of Internet operations, Gore 2000.
Hypothesis: Ben Green was part of the Gore campaign team in 2000.
Premise: um-hum yeah i i agree
Hypothesis: Yeah, I agree
Premise: The advertisement page of a magazine fell out.
Hypothesis: A page of a magazine fell out.
Premise: They even went to Buddhist temples to worship the feminine Kannon deities, which were resculpted holding a child to represent Mary and Jesus.
Hypothesis: The Kannon deities were reshaped and recreated to represent Mary and Jesus.
Premise: Jewish tradition has it that on the day of the Second Coming the Messiah will descend here to resurrect the dead, who will then follow him through the Gate of Mercy (the now-blocked Golden Gate, directly below the Dome of the Rock from here) into Jerusalem.
Hypothesis: According to Jewish tradition, the Messiah will lead the dead through the Gate of Mercy.
Premise: According to this executive, the town hall meetings helped improve his customer satisfaction levels because veterans identified the concerns that were most important to them, gained direct access to the VBA employees working on their benefit claims, and were better able to understand the claims process.
Hypothesis: The own hall meetings helped improve his customer satisfaction levels, said the executive, but the events have had also major problems in general.
Premise: As he gathered the warriors, Ca'daan felt like he had some measure of control over them.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan gathered the warriors.
Premise: The axe brute's large horse kicked down one of the Sticks who attempted to control it.
Hypothesis: The axe brute's stallion kicked down one of the Sticks who assailed it, knocking a few of their teeth out.
Premise: Real wages continue to grow slowly.
Hypothesis: Real wages are continuing to decline.
Premise: The hotel's original banyan wing has been restored to its old elegance.
Hypothesis: The original banyan wing is more beautiful than before.
Premise: right and i was i was going to school in his prime back when we had Archie Griffin and we were winning all the Heisman trophies and going to Rose Bowl that was when i was going to school there
Hypothesis: I went to USC when it was a great football school.
Premise: These things make it much easier to learn than C. Shuman's harping on s-l-o-w probably says more about the quality of Microsoft's virtual machine than it does about Java or the Java paradigm.
Hypothesis: It is easier to learn C than Java.
Premise: Visiting dance groups perform at the Shrine Auditorium and the UCLA Ceter for the Arts.
Hypothesis: Visiting groups perform at two locations.
Premise: The theory is not backed by hard science, and MI-based curricula often seem like time wasters.
Hypothesis: The theory is completely backed up by science.
Premise: how are you going to tell if she's hooked on them you'd have to take her off them you know some people i mean that's they they they go off them and they they're going to die
Hypothesis: There's no way to tell really if she's addicted until she stops taking the meds.
Premise: They're a timid, backwards lot, but their obsession with the past makes them perfect.'
Hypothesis: They are obsessed with what happened in 1955.
Premise: Wilkins. 
Hypothesis: It was Wilkins.
Premise: Surely farmers are willing to pay much more for fertile seeds than for infertile, and you can be sure that Monsanto fully exploits that willingness.)
Hypothesis: Surely farmers will pay more for fertile seeds than infertile ones, and you can be sure Monsanto exploits that.
Premise: uh-huh well sewing does take up take an awful lot of time takes an awful lot of time
Hypothesis: Sewing is fast and easy.
Premise: Perhaps that's why he has always seemed to want to preclude critical judgment with pre-emptive strikes within his prose, anticipating our responses and silencing us.
Hypothesis: He wants to get ahead of criticism and shut u those against him.
Premise: Our vandals apparently lack class consciousness.
Hypothesis: Our vandals aren't aware of class.
Premise: and it was it it was brand new when i checked it out and of course it was beautiful and clean and smelled wonderful in there but
Hypothesis: Now after I've had it for a few years, it smells musty.
Premise: I began to find myself in the same circle that I was in before.
Hypothesis: I had never been in the same circle as I was now.
Premise: Longfang was tough, said the large man, his warclub resting on his shoulder and referring to the proper name of the mountain they had seen him kill.
Hypothesis: The man said Longfang was weak.
Premise: A kind of wooden shutter of officialdom came down from Japp's expressive countenance. 
Hypothesis: Japp's facial expression could go from friendly to official in the blink of an eye.
Premise: she went to the house at eight o'clock in the morning and and both these uh uh there were there was an only child
Hypothesis: she went in the morning and watched the kids all day
Premise: After audit work is complete, the auditors compare their findings with management's original assertions to see if management was generally aware of all of the weaknesses prior to the audit.
Hypothesis: In the auditing process, management score additional points for self-awareness based on their self-assessments.
Premise: inside yeah um-hum uh yeah in the south south window in the bathroom i've got uh quite a few
Hypothesis: I've got quite a few inside in the south window, in the bathroom.
Premise: The last thing I wanted to do was lug five reptile corpses all the way across town to the dump, especially at this time of night.
Hypothesis: I get creeped out at night with scaly animals.
Premise: Gabriel turned back to Adrin.
Hypothesis: Gabriel turned and handed Adrin the paper.
Premise: well i think too one of the things that rubs me the wrong way the most is those programs that are funded by Congress and that don't seem to have any validity at all i mean they're always far out and uh you know they're studying some obscure uh bug you know in some other part of the world or some such thing and and our tax money pays for those things and i think that's wrong
Hypothesis: I don't like how a lot of the programs we fund don't help us in any way.
Premise: maintains the inhouse capabilities to perform the design reviewrelated Do Federal Agencies Face functions listed above.
Hypothesis: They want to increase the in house capabilities.
Premise: A national cap and trade program with appropriate caps for NOx and SO2 could provide the emission reductions necessary to bring a significant number of areas into attainment with the ozone and fine particle standards.
Hypothesis: A national cap and trade program with caps for NOx and SO2 would be very helpful.
Premise: This report was prepared under the direction of Paul L. Posner, Managing Director of Federal Budget Analysis, and Susan J. Irving, Director of Federal Budget Analysis, who may be reached at (202) 512-9573 if there are any questions.
Hypothesis: The report was prepared under the direction of Morgan Freeman
Premise: Participants believed that the board has a responsibility to educate itself through the use of external advisors or other means and not rely solely on information provided by management.
Hypothesis: Participants thought the board had a responsibility to be educated.
Premise: Other GAO contacts and key contributors are listed in appendix VIII.
Hypothesis: The appendix is located at the back of the document.
Premise: Jon looked for Adrin and San'doro but saw neither.
Hypothesis: Jon saw Adrin.
Premise: They won't take honest work.
Hypothesis: They are not interested in doing honest work.
Premise: uh-huh huh-uh no i'm not that talented
Hypothesis: No, I'm not especially gifted.
Premise: and i and i just there you know they came from poverty they were going to continue in poverty
Hypothesis: They came from poor families.
Premise: But, they said, the proposal would save $10 million by eliminating more than 300 lawyers at the Administration for Children's Services, many of whom prosecute neglect and abuse cases in Family Court.
Hypothesis: They said the proposal would save $10 million by eliminating lawyers.
Premise: with the grill trying to get those things he likes to put sometimes even hickory chips on the barbecue you know get a little different flavor
Hypothesis: Sometimes he puts hickory chips on the barbecue for a different flavor but I don't like it.
Premise: This huge rock formation, towering at 590 m (1,935 ft), levels off to a flat top.
Hypothesis: This huge rock formation continues to a point.
Premise: The grand bronze equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius that anchors the piazza's center is a copy; the restored original from the second century a.d. is sheltered within the Palazzo Nuovo museum to its left.
Hypothesis: There is a copy of the statue of Marcus Aurelius at the piazza's centers.
Premise: ENTRY AGE NORMAL ACTUARIAL METHOD - A method under which the actuarial present value of projected benefits of each employee is allocated on a level basis over the earnings or the service of the employee between entry age and assumed exit age.
Hypothesis: The entry age normal actuarial method takes into account the entry age of the employee.
Premise: The bandit's blade swung again but Vrenna countered.
Hypothesis: The bandit and Vrenna were enjoying a nice dance.
Premise: Six years later he besieged Vienna for 24 days (unsuccessfully) before going on to take most of Hungary.
Hypothesis: Vienna was under siege for 24 days, but the siege was not successful.
Premise: Mark Shields looks directly at Robert Novak on Capital Gang and calls him Al Hunt, much to the amusement of the other panelists.
Hypothesis: Mark Shields looked at Novack and called him a name that Novack was offended by.
Premise: Ariel blood, perhaps? Drew busied himself adjusting Shiloh's hackamore.
Hypothesis: Drew was with Shiloh because it was his horse.
Premise: Then the papers, said Sir James slowly, "are still at the back of the picture in that room."
Hypothesis: The papers have been in the back of that room for many years.
Premise: Kid seems to be settlin' down, ain't he?
Hypothesis: THe kid is relaxing now that the crowd is gone.
Premise: The mob, reportedly acting on Cohn's behalf, threatened Davis with violence to force him into a sham marriage with a fellow African-American.
Hypothesis: The mob wanted Davis to marry an African American as they had bet a lot of money on them getting married.
Premise: They entered the house and the Industrialist greeted his wife calmly.
Hypothesis: The Industrialist neglected to acknowledge his wife's presence throughout the visit.
Premise: The complaints poured in.
Hypothesis: There was a trickle of complaints.
Premise: The statement that Caryn Mann recovered her memory and estimated Parker Dozhier's payments to Hale at $200,000 is contradicted by the very Salon article Foer cites to support it.
Hypothesis: Some people think that Caryn Mann was lying about losing her memory.
Premise: Jon pulled the trigger and sparks flew from the flint on steel.
Hypothesis: Jon killed a man with the gun.
Premise: Often it has taken years for the consolidated functions in new departments to effectively build on their combined strengths, and it is not uncommon for these structures to remain as management challenges for decades.
Hypothesis: Most management challenges are overcome within a few decades.