xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: With their money at stake, Mailers prefer that things be done right rather than fast!
Hypothesis: Since there is money involved, Mailers prefer that the job is done correctly rather than hastily.
Premise: It is wrong on the law because there is utterly no precedent for the novel and facially implausible proposition that the First Amendment has anything to do with government funding that- though it does not actually abridge anyone's speech- distorts an existing medium of expression.
Hypothesis: This is not correct under the law.
Premise: Twin rows of majestic royal palm trees line the road.
Hypothesis: The road is lined with mountains of garbage.
Premise: Congress stepped in Thursday to pass a $19 million appropriation for Legal Services Corp., which serves the legal needs of the poor through state programs nationwide.
Hypothesis: The members of Congress are very nice people so they pass the appropriation.
Premise: oh okay how did you get how how yeah how did you get in the program
Hypothesis: Was it difficult to get into the program?
Premise: It occurred to me that it would be a good opportunity to tackle her on the subject of Cynthia. 
Hypothesis: Cynthia was a wicked witch of the west, he really wanted to interview her.
Premise: oh okay and then you also have to do all your grading on the PC
Hypothesis: You can grade some things by hand if it cannot be done on the computer.
Premise: The only true hawk is closely-trimmed conservative Bill Kristol ( This Week ), who advocates a ground invasion.
Hypothesis: Bill Kristol, the hawk, advocates an water invasion.
Premise: It's all too much to take in at once.
Hypothesis: It is very difficult to digest.
Premise: Aunt Marianna had insisted that he accept part of the Mattock estate, even though his Kentucky grandfather had left him penniless.
Hypothesis: None of his family members bequeathed him anything.
Premise: and splurge a little bit
Hypothesis: We'll be really conservative with our spending.
Premise: If people increase their demand for money, then either interest rates must rise, cutting investment, or transactions must fall, cutting output and employment--unless the central bank acts.
Hypothesis: They did not have a cent to their name.
Premise: For instance, he said, LSNY had agreed to select new members from a slate put together by a local corporation.
Hypothesis: LSNY agreed to pick new members from a slate.
Premise: I'll bring the sandwiches.
Hypothesis: I will not bring any sandwiches, so find someone else to do it.
Premise: An eclectic collection of colorful cottages set atop low cliffs in a secluded bay.
Hypothesis: There is just one home on the cliff.
Premise: was it five dollars a call or something well hope i hope they follow through and everything
Hypothesis: I hope they will keep track of the costs.
Premise: yeah yeah see the problem i have now is uh i i want mobile because i'm not really sure what is going to happen a year from now i've moved like
Hypothesis: I know what I'll be doing in 12 months.
Premise: yeah it just turns brown and makes a mess
Hypothesis: It turns into brown from white.
Premise: they go well they got a lot of benefits that would go with it so
Hypothesis: they receive very few benefits which are separate to it
Premise: An alien also must not be inadmissible under the categories of inadmissibility specified in the INA.
Hypothesis: Foreigners shouldn't be considered inadmissible by the INA.
Premise: Head out of the piazza just north of the Ospedale in the direction of Via della Colonna and the Museo Archeologico, whose important collection of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Etruscan art make it an interesting alternative to Renaissance overload.
Hypothesis: The area features only Renaissance art and it is impossible to find ancient collections anywhere in the region.
Premise: Check out what else is on display while you are here, as the museum regularly hosts special exhibitions.
Hypothesis: See the other displays because the museum usually has special exhibitions.
Premise: The lawsuit involves the Ridgeview Apartments, a 384-unit complex on 119th Street east of Ridgeview Road, and the Indian Meadows Apartments, a 148-unit complex at 119th Street and Black Bob Road.
Hypothesis: The Ridgeview Apartments are located on 2nd street.
Premise: and uh you know people say you know it's expensive for to send kids to college but if if an everybody would be a little bit responsible you know it's like what what does it cost it costs five hundred dollars a semester suppose that they go to a state college and they live at home
Hypothesis: People say college is expensive but everyone can afford it.
Premise: Like Williams, more than 6,000 Orange County litigants have initiated court actions on I-CAN!
Hypothesis: I-CAN has not yet been used by the public.
Premise: Although the sacred structures represent the ultimate focus of the Shinto religion, they are dismantled and renewed every 20 years one of the most explicit manifestations of the traditional Japanese belief in transience and perpetual renewal.
Hypothesis: The sacred structures are torn down and reconstructed every 20 years.
Premise: Because combination of SCR and FGD are expected to have high mercury removal due to the SCR and FGD systems, those facilities that are so equipped are not expected to add ACI systems.
Hypothesis: SCR and FGD combinded are expected to have high mercury removal.
Premise: I've been soothing her for hours and honestly, I don't know why Red should have done it."
Hypothesis: Red is here trying to soothe her.
Premise: The conceit is that Benigni tries to keep the 5-year-old from realizing what's going on by pretending that the whole thing is a game and that if the boy gets through it without crying or complaining he wins a tank.
Hypothesis: Benigni pretends that it's a fun game and the boy plays along.
Premise: yeah like i say it's not a very controversial thing everyone thinks we should do it it's just that we're so lazy i mean like personally i don't want to clean my i just have can cat food i don't want to clean the can and take the label off it and put it in a separate bin
Hypothesis: No one thinks we should clean our cat food cans.
Premise: For those who would prefer to cycle off-road, there are tracks through the forests at Grizedale and Whinlatter and some well marked crosecountry routes.
Hypothesis: There are well marked cycling routes in Whinlatter.
Premise: i work at the Lewisville site
Hypothesis: The Lewisville site is where I work.
Premise: 'Stretching?'
Hypothesis: Limbering up.
Premise: Thanks to the glorious return of the college hair, Ewelina was replaced by Marzena, the 19th Fiancée, who was only 20 years old, but the age difference was hardly visible and was still getting smaller.
Hypothesis: Ewelina was 22 years old when she got replaced by Marzena.
Premise: no no i wish i did
Hypothesis: I wish I told her how I felt.
Premise: Tuppence related how Mrs. Vandemeyer had declared herself willing to disclose the identity of Mr. Brown, and how she had consented to discover and reveal to them the whereabouts of Jane Finn.
Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer declared herself willing to disclose the identity of Mr.Brown.
Premise: These centres attract most of the tourists and summer residents, who swell the permanent population of roughly 5,000 to 20,000 or more.
Hypothesis: Tourists, half of them coming from Germany, make up about 75% of the population.
Premise: i think he was just probably a passing phenomena i think i don't know i i'm
Hypothesis: I am sure.
Premise: The White House Counsel was to seek an accommodation, and if unsuccessful, to consult with the Attorney General.
Hypothesis: The White House Counsel wanted to talk with the Attorney General before they proceeded with the case.
Premise: In the middle of the dinner plate (or is it a base drum?)
Hypothesis: In the center of the dinner plate.
Premise: British journalist Iain Pears' best-selling murder mystery, set in 17 th century England, is compared to Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose . Pears uses the thriller as an occasion to wax philosophical, meditating on scientific method and political liberalism.
Hypothesis: Umberto Eco is the author of the best-selling murder mystery.
Premise: If that doesn't beat the band!" Tommy looked.
Hypothesis: Tommy looked at the item.
Premise: Borrowing from abroad has allowed the United States to overcome its saving shortfall and take advantage of productive investment opportunities.
Hypothesis: By taking advantage of productive investment opportunities and borrowing from China, the United States has been able to overcome its savings shortfall.
Premise: He made for the narrow spiral stairs that led to the main floor of the barn, stopped at its head, then backed away.
Hypothesis: He was nervous about talking to the children.
Premise: um-hum i bet that would be rather interesting uh that's uh self-improvement that's that's always well that's that's kind of a hobby but it is self-improvement uh from the standpoint of probably relaxing um
Hypothesis: I really do not see the connection between self-improvement being a hobby.
Premise: The top looks somewhat like a discus, made of hardwood with a steel knob of spike in the center and a lead rim.
Hypothesis: The top looks like a discus but it's made of wood and metal and has a scary spike.
Premise: Competitors would jump at the chance to meet unmet mailer needs.
Hypothesis: No one wants to meet unmet needs
Premise: After all, it's not just what you do that counts, it's also what you fail to do when circumstances dictate that you should act.
Hypothesis: It's not just what you do, it's what you fail to do and what others do.
Premise: it's all the did you ever read the uh uh oh it's one of his first books The Stand
Hypothesis: I don't know the names of any of his books.
Premise: Bettelheim had no overarching theory, but he had an abiding  authority and the ambivalence it inspires.
Hypothesis: Bettelheim had an abiding authority, according to who worked with him.
Premise: yeah because Dallas is a pretty big area we got i don't know a million people or a million and a half people or something
Hypothesis: Most of the population of Dallas lives in the city proper.
Premise: Mary Cavendish was standing in the doorway. 
Hypothesis: Mary Cavendish was waiting patiently, sitting in the courtyard.
Premise: um i had a Ford Escort with about ninety five thousand miles on it and the engine was shot um i i think the problem was uh the head gasket needed to be replaced and um but nobody would do just the head gasket everybody wanted to overhaul the engine entirely
Hypothesis: Ford Escorts have engines and can have up to ninety five thousand miles on them.
Premise: uh right right but we go out occasionally and uh there's some there's some good um sort of artsy movies i saw a computer animation festival it was all about computer generated or else um actually it's just sort of animation in general some were computer generated and some were hand drawn um cartoon like things
Hypothesis: I saw an artsy movie at a computer animation festival.
Premise: Unfortunately, their zeal was not matched by their discrimination.
Hypothesis: Their discrimination was greater than their zeal.
Premise: Goldman's voice is part of a rising chorus of high-profile victims' rights advocates.
Hypothesis: The number of high-profile victim's rights advocates is decreasing.
Premise: I like Julius, essayed Tuppence again.
Hypothesis: "I appreciate Julius," said Tuppence again to her roommate.
Premise: Even if you are not an expert, asking a few pertinent questions will make the carpet seller less likely to fob you off with an inferior item.
Hypothesis: Showing that you are informed about carpet quality makes sellers more honest.
Premise: I brought them, and she told me to wait, and looked up something.
Hypothesis: I brought them and she told me I didn't need to wait and could leave.
Premise: The Republicans will not have a two-thirds majority, and Clinton cannot be convicted on the votes of Republicans alone.
Hypothesis: Clinton cannot rely of Republican votes alone.
Premise: Some are austere purification ceremonies involving traditional music, chanting, dance, and often fire.
Hypothesis: Purification ceremonies involve no noise whatsoever.
Premise: As for the  Yes, it's true, their movies have no third acts.
Hypothesis: The movies always have a proper third act before the denouement.
Premise: She would never forgive me if I let Alfred Inglethorp, her husband, be arrested now, when a word from me could save him!" 72 Chapter 6 THE INQUEST In the interval before the inquest, Poirot was unfailing in his activity. 
Hypothesis: She would understand if he got arrested.
Premise: uh-huh with an annuity
Hypothesis: Yes, with an annuity
Premise: and our bottom line answer was no because we cannot save the world
Hypothesis: We can't save the world so our final answer was no.
Premise: Listen." And I then told him of the coco sample which Poirot had taken to be analysed. 
Hypothesis: Poirot ate the sample of coco.
Premise: More shops can be found on Ben Yehuda Street, King George V Street, and Jaffa Street.
Hypothesis: The shops are closely grouped together on each street.
Premise: In recent years Maoist activity in the area has limited the number of people visiting Gorkha.
Hypothesis: In recent years Maoist activity in the area has limited the number of people visiting Gorkha because they are scared of violence.
Premise: all these people were and and it was on one of those kind of shows like 20/20 these people were like paralyzed and because it threw them forward but they were hooked at the waist and so it like you know did something to their spinal cord
Hypothesis: I was worried that it did something to their spines.
Premise: I have a couple of tables I want to share with you.
Hypothesis: I don't think you should see this.
Premise: yeah i know it's like they were using them as friends when we were having the conflict but i i you know it's almost where i'm kind of disappointed with the Iranians why they didn't go save save i mean i don't know if the Kurdish i know the Shiite's are their people but i don't know i think they have a bond with the the Kurds
Hypothesis: When we were having the conflict we were using them as friends and I'm disappointed the Iranians didn't go save the Kurdish.
Premise: right right it's just it's just uh like a necessary evil i mean when we when our children were younger when they were like four years old three years old five years old we we just had Sesame Street and that was about it you know
Hypothesis: Sesame Street was all we had to watch when our kids were younger.
Premise: Spin  Inside the Clinton Propaganda Machine , by Howard Kurtz (The Free Press).
Hypothesis: Howard Kurtz has written a book involving Clinton.
Premise: The harbor's entrances were protected by the Pharoseighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Hypothesis: The Pharos Lighthouse is not named as one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Premise: uh for this little uh this little uh kid's a a basketball camp that's what it is these little kids would come here and uh Coca-Cola had sponsored the uh sodas you know just give them to him told him to give them to the boys well he sold them for something like fifty seventy five cents to these boys when he's supposed to given them to them
Hypothesis: The kid who sold the sodas instead of simply giving them out for free was a budding entrepreneur.
Premise: We have your body through those, nor can you take it out of our reach.
Hypothesis: It is yours now, you are free from us completely, and you can do what you want with it.
Premise: The room was as she had left it.
Hypothesis: There were no changes to the room while she was gone.
Premise: I'm just warning you that you haven't much time before you, and that you needn't be cast down if you fail.
Hypothesis: Time is running out.
Premise: well my husband he used to complain at the cafeteria because it seemed like so many of their different items they always added garlic to it like he would get tuna salad this is what is that and the first ingredient no matter what you're making garlic
Hypothesis: They added garlic because all the other patrons liked to eat it.
Premise: This commentator concluded that if the client agrees to the representation with the knowledge that the attorney must seek to withdraw under the rules, and the court refuses to grant the withdrawal motion, the attorney would be required to continue the representation.
Hypothesis: According to the commentator, the attorney would have to continue with a representation when the court refuses to grant a withdrawal motion.
Premise: However, over the past decade dramatic changes in the business environment have forced finance organizations to reevaluate this role.
Hypothesis: There haven't been enough changes over the years to justify a reevaluation of the role.
Premise: yeah they got a couple all you can eat down here and uh we haven't went to them yet but i've been threatening my husband that we'll go
Hypothesis: There are no all-you-can-eats around here.
Premise: um i guess i have a wide variety i like watching the TV for things that are interesting not so much the the boring the uh the things that aren't for example like the Cosby Show to me is just kind of like a waste of my time and and Different Strokes and
Hypothesis: I sometimes watch TV with my kids.
Premise: yeah and and that requires some that would be at the federal level and require some waiting period presumably uh during that waiting period there would be a background uh uh check that would take place
Hypothesis: Federal regulation of guns is needed.
Premise: That is why I have been careful to remain in the background. 
Hypothesis: for those reasons have I remained in the background.
Premise: It's also important to take the rarefied atmosphere into account when exercising.
Hypothesis: While exercising, it is crucial to take altitude and oxygen levels into consideration.
Premise: You'll find a number of things to do here.
Hypothesis: You can find lots of things to do
Premise: Understanding differentiation is the key to understanding development, and Dolly embodies the extraordinary possibility of manipulating the process--of doing experiments to identify the basic construction rules used in putting animals together.
Hypothesis: Dolly understands both differentiation and development.
Premise: IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch, who was questioned by a congressional committee, said the IOC had solved the corruption problems.
Hypothesis: Samaranch was questioned about the Olympics.
Premise: Their inanities only reflect the broader tone of economic debate in a nation prepared to blame its problems on everything but the obvious causes.
Hypothesis: The nation is not willing to see the real causes of the problems.
Premise: The taxi drew up at the Ritz.
Hypothesis: The taxi parked in front of the Ritz.
Premise: How many times can you kill the phoenix?
Hypothesis: You can kill the phoenix only a dozen times.
Premise: Judging by the avid way the other slaves were gulping it down, each one of them had been exposed to it before.
Hypothesis: The other slaves were asking for more of it.
Premise: Some of th' boys got to talkin' 'bout trailin' back to Texas, tryin' out some ranchin' in the bush country.
Hypothesis: Some of the boys talked about going to Utah to ski.
Premise: yeah it's an electric just a little electric pump motor that uh turns on and off you know builds up pressure so that it you know it kind of pushes the paint up this uh up the extension
Hypothesis: The pump runs on diesel fuel and has a large motor.
Premise: Now you jus' walk yourself outta here on th' bounce.
Hypothesis: Leave.butt out of here very quickly before we kill you dog.
Premise: Naturally it was very annoying for the Cavendishes. 
Hypothesis: The Cavendishes found that it was extremely annoying.
Premise: At eleven o'clock. Tuppence made up her mind.
Hypothesis: Tuppence made another decision at noon.
Premise: oh well of course i always see see uh Attleboro mission on teen news and everything else but
Hypothesis: I have seen Attleboro mission on the teen news program.
Premise: Although Zen had been present in Japan since the 12th century, its ascendancy began under the Kamakura regime, which found the mystic Chinese philosophy admirably suited to Japanese sensitivity, impressionism, and love of form and ritual.
Hypothesis: Although Zen was present in Japan early on, it was quickly eradicated by Buddhists seeking to destroy those who practiced it.
Premise: Its critics are.
Hypothesis: Its critics have launched a new attack on its latest publication.
Premise: The act also requires that GAO report on its implementation annually.
Hypothesis: The act was passed to improve GAO's performance.
Premise: uh one is taking Latin and one has taken Spanish but not enough of it and uh i think we we down here especially should speak and California New Mexico and all that really
Hypothesis: My kids are great at foreign languages.
Premise: But it should be done, at once!" He then made a very careful examination of the drawers of the wash-stand. 
Hypothesis: He examined nothing.
Premise: and it has uh a traditional V top roof
Hypothesis: The roof is a custom one.
Premise: People who have forgotten the values upon which this nation was built, the values we need to be worthy.
Hypothesis: People have embraced the founding values.
Premise: Mrs. Vandemeyer came down from London.
Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer arrived from London in a black carriage.
Premise: Across the road, Vrenna climbed the rocks and cut a man off his horse on the fly.
Hypothesis: Vrenna climbed up the big salt rocks.
Premise: forced people to label and marginalize themselves.
Hypothesis: People were forced to marginalize and label themselves.
Premise: He is a kind, nice-hearted man.
Hypothesis: He volunteers for charity on the weekends.
Premise: Would I fool with them if they were big? They can't hurt you.
Hypothesis: The can hurt you badly.
Premise: 8.47 Being convincing requires that the audit results be responsive to the audit objectives, the findings be presented persuasively, and the conclusions and recommendations follow logically from the facts presented.
Hypothesis: Being convincing requires that the audit results be responsive to the audit objectives.
Premise: New Horizons
Hypothesis: Unfamiliar opportunities.
Premise: Linux found my various devices, such as my mouse and graphics card.
Hypothesis: Linus found my mouse and graphics card but not my keyboard.
Premise: They thrust their fingers within an inch or two of priceless paintings, pointing out the obvious.
Hypothesis: They had pointed out what was clear to everyone by positioning their fingers within an inch of the priceless paintings.
Premise: Ten minutes later the lady was ensconced comfortably on her bed, smoking cigarettes and deep in the perusal of Garnaby Williams, the Boy Detective, which, with other threepenny works of lurid fiction, she had sent out to purchase.
Hypothesis: She sat on her bed an read a mystery book smoking.
Premise: At $120,000 a year for Norquist and $160,000 a year for Downey, it's a cheap lottery ticket.
Hypothesis: Norquist and Downey did not win millions in the lottery.
Premise: the biggies around here are Exxon Texaco and um well gosh that's about it BP i guess
Hypothesis: Exxon is pretty much unheard of in this area.
Premise: But first he wanted to be sure.
Hypothesis: He already was sure.
Premise: It took him clear effort to crawl back.
Hypothesis: The terrain was unforgiving.
Premise: But Sir James interrupted him.
Hypothesis: Sir James interrupted the speaker.
Premise: But he was quite certain that no one had asked him the way to the Moat House.
Hypothesis: No one asked the porter about the Moat House.
Premise: I feel good.
Hypothesis: I'm fine.
Premise: CafeCopioh (Tel.702/739-0305) is a well known haunt of university students and professors, and hosts a calendar of events ranging from poetry readings to live music.
Hypothesis: Cafe Copioh is right on the strip and is great for tourists.
Premise: It takes many years to build a reputation which can be lost very quickly if you breach the trust that others hold in you.
Hypothesis: It can take moments to build up a reputation, but it takes years to lose that reputation once you've breached someone's trust.