xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Barrio de Salamanca is the most attractive and exclusive of these, and Gran V?­a is the great turn-of-the-century avenue that connects east to west, old to new Madrid.
Hypothesis: Barrio de Salamanca is extremely unattractive.
Premise: But since I must have horses, Senor Shannon, I will look at horses.
Hypothesis: Since I need horses to work, Senor Shannon, I will look at them.
Premise: Yo Kud, wassup? You're talking? Clarissesetto said.
Hypothesis: Clairssesetto told Kud to get out of here.
Premise: i used to but i don't anymore maybe once or twice a year
Hypothesis: I would love to do it more often but it is expensive.
Premise: They are in the Reform Party.
Hypothesis: They joined the Reform Party last year.
Premise: And that crash came down hard.
Hypothesis: That crash came down really softly.
Premise: The other horses were as frightened as the rest of them.
Hypothesis: The horses were scared by something.
Premise: Without a systematic measurement of the extent of the problem, agency management cannot determine (1) if the problem is significant enough to require corrective action, (2) how much to costeffectively invest in internal control systems to correct the problem, or
Hypothesis: Agency management just doesn't want to pour resources into a problem that doesn't require extensive action.
Premise: We're preparing a state tool-kit of various options available, based on the experience of states that already have [loan forgiveness] plans.
Hypothesis: The states need to provide us with their experiences.
Premise: what do you have at home
Hypothesis: what ingredients do you already have in your cupboard
Premise: we didn't have air conditioning in our house or anything
Hypothesis: Without air conditioning it was miserable in our house, we couldn't afford it.
Premise: yeah that's true that's true but i was thinking boy in Dallas if somebody asked me if there were places you wouldn't go by yourself at night i'd have to set them down for about five or ten minutes to list all the places out i mean
Hypothesis: I would be able to tell somebody about quite a few places in Dallas that they should go alone at night.
Premise: and what about what about the last ten years that you've been aware
Hypothesis: You have been aware for ten years.
Premise: The man came and put it right on Tuesday morning." With a long drawn exclamation of ecstasy, Poirot led the way back to the morning-room. 
Hypothesis: Along with his guests, Poirot walked back into the morning-room.
Premise: that's great that's great but uh like i'll agree with you though i don't think they should have to do a year
Hypothesis: We both think they shouldn't be required to do a year.
Premise: Firms with not more than $3 million gross revenue for each of the three preceding calendar years are categorized as very small
Hypothesis: A firm that has $15 million in gross revenue for the past 3 years is classed as very small.
Premise: Grant applications submitted by emergency medicine specialists that do not use the methodologic processes preferred by alcohol research study sections are usually going to lose when competing against grants submitted by recognized alcohol research specialists.
Hypothesis: There is no need to follow the methodologic processes preferred by alcohol research study sections.
Premise: Quick, she whispered.
Hypothesis: Don't waste any time, she whispered.
Premise: Indeed, you could view this show as a carnivalesque celebration of our growing tolerance for illiteracy.
Hypothesis: Many blame education and media for declining literacy.
Premise: Dallas yeah it's uh it's a nice area as it were about the only two things that uh didn't work out too well for us well one of them's nice in in a way we're on the beginning of a corner we live on a on a U shaped drive and we're the first house that they actually started turning to make for a turn on a on a cul-de-sac not a cul-de-sac but a turn on a ninety degree turn on the street which meant that we're not jammed right up against our neighbor's house
Hypothesis: Our house sits on a cul-de-sac.
Premise: Abraham Lincoln was walking at a steady pace, as if he had all the time in the world.
Hypothesis: Lincoln was not worried and walked slowly.
Premise: Its vast cavea provided seating for 25,000 people, and still accommodates the crowds who gather for performances during the annual Ephesus International Festival .
Hypothesis: Its vast cavea provided seating for five hundred people.
Premise: Liberals called him the greatest hero in a century of jurisprudence.
Hypothesis: He fought for the rights of everyone.
Premise: It sounds as if things are just fine as long as your correspondent doesn't have to visit her friend's house.
Hypothesis: If your correspondent has to visit her friends house, things are likely to go wrong.
Premise: Intent on expanding his empire into Persian-held territory, he consulted the oracle at Delphi.
Hypothesis: He wanted to expand his empire into Roman-held territory, so he asked for advice.
Premise: The court upheld the restrictions on litigation, lobbying, and rulemaking involving an effort to reform a Federal or State welfare system, since all three prohibited grantees' involvement in These activities regardless of the side of the issue.
Hypothesis: The court did not hear arguments from any opposing sides during its deliberation.
Premise: You might imagine I loved covering him.
Hypothesis: I loved saving him from being caught by our boss.
Premise: but i mean uh we have a a governor here in Maryland who's uh pretty hard nosed and uh he's you know we're three hundred fifty million dollars short and every time he comes up with a plan to cut the money everybody starts screaming and yelling
Hypothesis: Everyone objects when the governor comes up with a plan to cut the money.
Premise: First, even if punishment is inevitable, it falls not on the owners at the time when the sin is committed, but on the owners at the time when the sin is discovered.
Hypothesis: Punishment falls on the owners when the transgression is discovered.
Premise: 3) It doesn't try hard enough to figure out what made him tick, and tick so loudly (Tom Shales, the Washington Post ). (Find out more about the movie here; read Sarah Kerr's review in Slate .)
Hypothesis: It did an excellent job of figuring out what he was motivated by.
Premise: right i think the schools today you know the public schools are just they're just overrun you know they don't know what to do there's too many kids and not enough teachers and too many kids don't care
Hypothesis: Public schools today are understaffed and they had too many kids.
Premise: There are two hypostyle halls with well-preserved papyrus columns and in the Corridor of the Kings in the southwest wing, you will find 76 cartouches listing Pharaohs throughout the ages.
Hypothesis: There exist papyrus columns in the two hypostyle halls, but they have been damaged over time.
Premise: As the leading performance and accountability organization in the United States and arguably the world, we believe that we have an obligation to lead by example and practice what we preach.
Hypothesis: Other organizations view us as the best accountability organization in the world.
Premise: As a filmmaker, she said, I was somewhat frustrated because the social impact is very indirect.
Hypothesis: She was frustrated by the indirect social impact.
Premise:  "Suppose you had yourself a stack of cart wheels and my pockets were to let?"Drew retorted.
Hypothesis: Drew was a smart guy, and he wasn't going to take any bullshit.
Premise: In a rare opportunity for concentrated effort by one man on such a gigantic project, Bernini completed the 284 travertine columns, 88 pilasters, and 140 statues of the saints in just 11 years, from 1656 to 1667.
Hypothesis: Bernini was given an award for his hard work completing the project.
Premise: And what now? asked Julius, with a gesture of despair.
Hypothesis: Julius wasn't sure what to do next.
Premise: yeah yeah yeah yeah um-hum because there's
Hypothesis: Yeah for sure.
Premise: Or had he been jumped somewhere by Kitchell's pack of wolves and forced along for some purpose of their own?
Hypothesis: Or was he jumped somewhere by Kitchell's wolves and forced along for their own purpose?
Premise: well well what seems to be the answer is to concentrate on uh you know the children
Hypothesis: It seems that the answer is to concentrate on the children and education.
Premise: He burst out vehemently: "Curse you curse you! 
Hypothesis: The man cursed with great force.
Premise: The Kal stood out of reach from Adrin's blades.
Hypothesis: Adrin wasn't able to hit the Kal with his spear.
Premise: Today's settlers, especially West Bankers, are far more militant than their '80s counterparts.
Hypothesis: The West Bankers use weapons.
Premise: The lazy, vegetating existence in the depths of a moral and mental bohemia; the fundamental arrogance which thinks itself too good for any sensible and honorable activity, on the ground of its vague intuition that it is reserved for something else--as yet quite indefinite, but something which, if it could be named, would be greeted with roars of laughter.
Hypothesis: Being lazy is the best thing a person can aspire to in society.
Premise: Unless the two people have an agreement not to read anything about Monica, both defend against extreme unhappiness by reading the info, settling for moderate unhappiness.
Hypothesis: Reading about Monica always puts the pair in a good mood.
Premise: Once dead, he had to settle for this spot in front of the Scuola of San Marco, a clever Venetian solution.
Hypothesis: He had a spot behind the Scuola of San Marco after he died.
Premise: They later rebuilt it to bolster their own prestige, only to burn it down once again in a fit of pique when the Meiji Restoration of imperial power abolished their shogunate in 1868.
Hypothesis: The Meiji Restoration of imperial power abolished their shogunate in 1868, which prompted them to burn it down.
Premise: Spain in the 16th century wasn't very excited about the Lesser Antilles.
Hypothesis: Spain didn't care about any of the Antilles.
Premise: Ser Perth sends you this unguent which will hold back the venom for a time, cautioning you not to reveal his softness." Ser Perth, it seemed, had reverted to his pre-Sagittarian character as expected.
Hypothesis: Ser Perth did nothing to help.
Premise: In the meantime, they don't tend to elevate discourse.
Hypothesis: They don't try to elevate discourse in the meantime.
Premise: Place names are often based on the distance to the nearest mile-post, as measured from the tip of the Kowloon peninsula.
Hypothesis: Place names in the country are based on distance.
Premise: We have found that the postal density in France of the 10 percent of addressees with the lowest population density is 46 while it is 89 in the equivalent areas of the U.S.
Hypothesis: We have never looked at the postal density in France compared to the U.S.
Premise: and i grabbed the dog by the tail real quick and i discovered if you yank a dog's tail real hard he lets go of a bird
Hypothesis: My dog had a bird in its mouth.
Premise: Even if cross-selling makes sense, though, it's not clear why Citicorp and Travelers had to merge.
Hypothesis: Citicorp and Travelers merged.
Premise: The apartments of Carlos III consist of one lavish room after another.
Hypothesis: Carlos III's apartments feature extraordinarily fancy rooms.
Premise: Organizations relied on both internally and externally developed and presented training courses, sometimes engaging contractors or others to assist.
Hypothesis: Organizations sometimes engaged contractors.
Premise: The incentives are quite different for leading commercial companies.
Hypothesis: They use the same incentives as big companies
Premise: Reductions in the early years averaged 25 percent below the required cap.
Hypothesis: The reductions helped save a large portion of the money available.
Premise: Do they have kids already?' Kudupi asked a trick question.
Hypothesis: Kudupi was trying to trick somebody.
Premise: The dinosaurs were flying raptors, fresh from circling the trash heaps on the edge of the city.
Hypothesis: Trash heaps on the edge of the city were gigantic.
Premise: yeah i didn't realize that
Hypothesis: I had no idea.
Premise: Rain ran down her face and, though her expression seemed emotionless, the rain ran like tears.
Hypothesis: The rain ran down her face like tears.
Premise: From there we follow the left column down and click Pop Encyclopedia in the Databases category.
Hypothesis: After that, select Pop Encyclopedia out of the Databases category.
Premise: Affirmative action in particular cries out for such moral and legal nuance.
Hypothesis: Affirmative action doesn't cry out for anything.
Premise: yeah we've got a place down at Providence that's that's called Federal Hill and it's all the old old Italians and they've got some real nice restaurants down there but what
Hypothesis: There are some nice restaurants down at Federal Hill in Providence.
Premise: Esme, played by Judi Dench, is an actress who lives for the theater.
Hypothesis: Dench played Juliet.
Premise: He'd read something somewhere about hair clippings and nail parings being used for some strange purpose.
Hypothesis: He'd read about people doing strange things with bits of hair and fingernails.
Premise: Ken Holcomb, Director of Systems Resources, Office of Investigations and Enforcement, Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Hypothesis: The Director of Systems Resources in the Texas Health and Human Services Commission is Ken Holcomb.
Premise: Palestinian ports, such as Haifa, were blockaded by the British to prevent more Jewish immigrants from flooding in.
Hypothesis: Haifa is a Palestinian port.
Premise: Susan wore a brown robe and a headscarf.
Hypothesis: Susan wore a headscarf to shade her eyes from the sun.
Premise: so much went for the mortgage because we knew you know that was kind of fixed and electricity you could come pretty close and telephone you could come pretty close uh the oil
Hypothesis: As long as we got close to the actual amount, the utilities wouldn't punish us for not paying in full.
Premise: The cover story assesses HRC.
Hypothesis: They featured Trump.
Premise: yes it's it's it's bad sometimes the kids have no choice because the parents are are worse i mean it they'll do drugs in front of their kids they bring this boyfriends and girlfriends home in front of kids they they treat them like little slaves they holler at they hit them
Hypothesis: The kids always have the choice to run away from home.
Premise: Limnos lies closest to the Dardanelles, and for this reason the island is dominated by the Greek military, which keeps a watchful eye on activity through the straits.
Hypothesis: Limnos is very far away from Dardenelles.
Premise: Later that year another devastating fire destroyed much of the structure though not the tower and Cromwell made funds available to rebuild the structure.
Hypothesis: A fire burned 200 acres, including a lot of the structure.
Premise: But we own Washington, says Gulcher Vernon Jordan, flashing a smile and a wad of Ben Franklins.
Hypothesis: Gulcher Vernon Jordan does not have a lot of money.
Premise: In a Rose Garden appearance Wednesday, Clinton charged that Republicans are trying to divert your attention from the American people and their families and their future.
Hypothesis: Clinton did not make it to the Rose Garden appearance on Wednesday.
Premise: One  Because they're cyber sages.
Hypothesis: A single person, due to their expertise.
Premise: Neither Martinique nor Guadeloupe enjoy duty-free status (apart from the duty-free shops at the airports), but almost everything from France is sold at mainland French prices, well below what the items would cost in North America.
Hypothesis: Products in France are much cheaper in order to draw tourism away from more popular locations such as Martinique and Guadeloupe.
Premise: yeah yeah well you have to i you know you have to give Bush a lot of credit for he he said that's what we were going there to do and he did what what he said and he did pull out before it got any further than that where where it would have turned into more of a police action
Hypothesis: Bush lies about everything.
Premise: yeah he's not that far he was sort of in between Strasbourg and Paris
Hypothesis: He was in between both Strasbourg and Paris.
Premise: We are now able to account for the symptoms of strychnine poisoning being so long in making their appearance. 
Hypothesis: It took time for the strychnine to take effect.
Premise: uh-huh where were you from oh my goodness i didn't know they did it long distance
Hypothesis: I've always known people did it long distance.
Premise: The Science Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui East allows children to get their hands on over half of its 500 exhibits, while the nearby Space Museum has regular screenings on an enormous Omnimax screen in its Space Theater, making the night sky come vibrantly alive.
Hypothesis: The Science Museum has more than 500 exhibits.
Premise: However, the outstanding feature is the archaeological garden, an outdoor display of relics from some of the oldest places on the island tombstones, pieces taken from important buildings, and two splendid early-16th-century stone Manueline windows (pick up the Quinta's own leaflet for information on these).
Hypothesis: The archaeological garden is visited by dozens of people every year.
Premise: Tommy gave a faint whoop of relief.
Hypothesis: Tommy was never relieved.
Premise: okay i appreciate it enjoyed it all right bye
Hypothesis: I would be happy to do it again sometime.
Premise: to their success in building successful information-sharing relationships with and among their members.
Hypothesis: their success in their members building an information-sharing relationship.
Premise: Issues in Participant  A Text and Reader.
Hypothesis: issues in groups
Premise: These requirements are detailed in two OMB Circulars.
Hypothesis: The OMB felt that it would be more convenient if the requirements were listed in a couple of sources instead of several.
Premise: One of my colleagues' wives insists I've got this wrong--she says she's so loyal to her own dry cleaner that no discounter can lure away her business.
Hypothesis: My colleague's wife is eager to try other dry cleaners out there.
Premise: 'Optimism is a virtue,' White snapped.
Hypothesis: Pessimism is a virtue, White explained.
Premise: They added $10 million to the legislation for customs to investigate Internet kiddie porn traffickers.
Hypothesis: There is no money allotted to the investigation of online child porn.
Premise: More time
Hypothesis: Less time
Premise: 'I'm doing it because it's necessary.'
Hypothesis: 'I'm doing this because I want to.'
Premise: Castles such as Koules in Iraklion and Frangokastello allow imaginations to run wild Dad will believe he's Errol Flynn, and the children might choose to be Hercules or Xena.
Hypothesis: Fantasies can run rampant amidst the castles here.
Premise: Nunie was killed instantly in a motorcycle-car accident in the Lower Valley.
Hypothesis: Nunie died in a motorcycle-car accident.
Premise: He may have a little trouble with so many knowing his name, but he's Dave Hanson, to whom nothing is impossible.
Hypothesis: He might've had a bit of trouble being so popular because of his Youtube channel, but nothing was impossible for Dave.
Premise: ! Increasingly, LSC grantees are important gatekeepers, or hubs, in referral networks of agencies and service providers serving low income people.
Hypothesis: An important gatekeeper is LSC grantees in referral networks.
Premise: hm yeah but only because we got used to  uh single person single car driving a lot of people don't even like to carpool
Hypothesis: People should carpool because instead you end up with loads of people driving by themselves.
Premise: They'll all live forever.
Hypothesis: They're immortal.
Premise: and gosh and then i went to well it i i looked at it myself to see if i could do it myself because i you know i i feel i'm so pretty competent and handy but unfortunately unfortunately they buried this one in the sixty six Mazdas you have to remove the dash and the fuse box to get to the motor
Hypothesis: Removing the dash is never needed to repair this car.
Premise: In its Sharp decision, the court showed an admirable understanding and respect for economic theory.
Hypothesis: The Sharp judgement was a precedent setting case.
Premise: yeah uh-huh uh-huh to go to follow uh-huh
Hypothesis: To follow.
Premise: i don't know you know there was a oh what was his Gary Gilmore did you ever read the book that Norman Mailer wrote The Executioners Song
Hypothesis: I know. You haven't read the Executioner's Song, have you?
Premise: Others blame the GOP's scandal ads for stirring up Democratic voters.
Hypothesis: The GOP's scandal ads have had no role in inciting Democratic voters.
Premise: The revised analysis evaluates three alternatives to the initially proposed rule and assesses the burdens and impacts of each.
Hypothesis: The initially proposed rule was passed without hesitation or consideration.
Premise: so uh describe your family budget
Hypothesis: What does your family's budget look like?
Premise: Tommy could make nothing of it.
Hypothesis: Tommy knew exactly what was going on.
Premise: Gerth's original piece in April said that the Pentagon believed Loral had significantly improved the reliability of China's nuclear missiles.
Hypothesis: Gerth's original piece mentioned the Pentagon's beliefs concerning Loral and China's nuclear missiles.
Premise: In the art business, old ways die hard.
Hypothesis: Change is easy in the art business.
Premise: We actually hope to expand our services as a result of the merger, she said.
Hypothesis: She said that they expect to expand their services because of the merger.
Premise: The museum is probably best for younger children.
Hypothesis: The museum is well suited for children of a young age.
Premise: On 8 August the Soviet Union entered the Pacific battlefront and on the next day marched into Manchuria.
Hypothesis: The Soviet Union marched into Manchuria in late December.
Premise: uh-huh yeah she was going into heat again and uh she uh she hasn't been eating and just yeah you can't take you can't put up with that moaning very long oh it's awful you know
Hypothesis: My cat makes a horrible moaning sound when she is in heat, she also will not eat.
Premise: i think he'll be okay once he gets on
Hypothesis: I think he will have no trouble with the job.
Premise: fifty years
Hypothesis: A long time.
Premise: There's not so much promotion in mine, said Tommy regretfully, "and a great deal less variety.
Hypothesis: Tommy was upset over the lack of variety and excitement.
Premise: Stephen Hargarten said that screening for alcohol applies not only to the potential for interventions, but also to the patient's overall quality of care, including safety from injury due to alcohol impairment or from alcohol withdrawal during the acute phase of treatment for medical or surgical conditions.
Hypothesis: Stephen Hargarten is a highly qualified medical doctor researching alcohol abuse.
Premise: Trinfan knows what he's doin', and I don't think that pinto is goin' to be runnin' loose or alive much longer."Drew pulled a clean shirt over his head.
Hypothesis: Trinfan knows what he is doing according to Drew.
Premise: Their parents are happy admiring the geometric lawns, neat flower?­beds, and classical statuary, to which has recently been added a collection of modern and contemporary works by such artists as Rodin, Giacometti, Dubuffet, Henry Moore, and Roy Lichtenstein.
Hypothesis: Rodin, Giacometti, and Henry Moore were all artists.
Premise: A colonnaded circular monument to the right was raised in the memory of Dugald Stewart, professor of moral philosophy at the University of Edinburgh in the 1780s.
Hypothesis: Dugald Stewart was a professor of moral philosophy.
Premise: The plaques on the walls give the names of the communities that were destroyed.
Hypothesis: Every plaque on the wall was blank, since all the communities were saved.
Premise: Do I have time to think about it?'
Hypothesis: 'I just needed 5 minutes to make up my mind.'