xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Let us, though, just for the heck of it, consider the possibility that perhaps the prospectus is accurate and all these quotations and citations from Talbot and others at Salon are in error.
Hypothesis: Talbot was quoted ten times.
Premise: The 13th-century granary, beside an even older flour mill, has been turned into an admirable museum for the abbey's sculpted capitals displayed on reconstructed pillars.
Hypothesis: The granary's 800-year history came to an end when it collapsed last spring.
Premise: As a member of this group, you can take part in the famous Moorish attack, still faithfully acted out as it really happened over 41?a2 centuries ago.
Hypothesis: There have never been any battles around there.
Premise: uh-huh are you serious oh man
Hypothesis: You're not joking? Oh dear
Premise: Chinese leaders are fretting about Taiwan's prosperous democracy and its flirtation with independence.
Hypothesis: Taiwan is strongly considering its independence from China.
Premise: Larry Johnson right well they're just head and shoulders above everybody else this year
Hypothesis: They're far above everyone else this year, especially in average scores, but the other teams have suffered funding cuts.
Premise: yeah well it probably they'll probably do okay now i have a friend that's planted some uh planted a garden some things like collard greens and cabbage
Hypothesis: My friend has planted collard greens and cabbages in his garden along with some sweet peas.
Premise: no i never have uh no vegetable gardens uh used to have that when i lived with my folks up in Wisconsin they always grew a lot of vegetables
Hypothesis: I have a huge vegetable garden for the first time ever.
Premise: Though scabbed and partially hidden by his beard stubble, the scar from the shard of the teat sword would mark him for the rest of his life.
Hypothesis: He face was smooth and flawless.
Premise: The Kentuckian went over to them.
Hypothesis: There was a man from Kentucky who joined them because he wanted to be one of them.
Premise: China is the most eager customer, buying surplus material through U.S.-based scrap-metal dealers.
Hypothesis: China is buying metal through U.S. scrap dealers.
Premise: These are promising and admirable ideas--modest solutions to a modest problem.
Hypothesis: There are no ideas.
Premise: The rules specify the limited information the Service is required to file in support of a proposed market test, including a plan for testing the proposed new service and associated data collection and reporting requirements.
Hypothesis: Associated data collection and reporting requirements are dictated by the rules.
Premise: But if it turns out that viruses do cause the diseases, then Prusiner will have won the prize for the discovery of something spectacularly wrong.
Hypothesis: Prusiner won the prize.
Premise: Other buildings house restaurants, cafe, and fashionable bou?­tiques and galleries.
Hypothesis: The buildings are all factories.
Premise: The organization has already curtailed essential activities, and may be forced to shut down next year if the Americans don't pay.
Hypothesis: The insurance agency may have to shut down if the Americans don't start paying their bills on time.
Premise: The man known as Number One was no longer of the company.
Hypothesis: Number One was the best man at the company.
Premise: But Dave wasn't concerned about that.
Hypothesis: Dave was worried and concerned about it.
Premise: and um i i think i think that what one thing that was that they were really concerned with probably was the fact it wasn't necessarily you know like the quantity of care but the quality of care that the people that work there were very
Hypothesis: One of the main things they concerned themselves with was the quality of the workers there, and how qualified they were.
Premise: No, I myself took a sample of the coco remaining in the saucepan and had it analysed. 
Hypothesis: I looked at the weapon to analyse the fingerprints.
Premise: well that's that's true yeah the uh the the biggest difference i got to agree was the idea that we were allowed to go and get it done rather than than set up a a line and say we're not going to let you cross this this point anymore and that really hurt the uh the people uh the Vietnam experience uh i got to admit that one
Hypothesis: This time was just like Vietnam.
Premise: It also would provide relief from applying certain reductioninforce (RIF) provisions that could result in an even more unbalanced workforce than exists today and a consequent detrimental impact on our ability to serve the Congress.
Hypothesis: You will always have to apply reductioninforce provisions.
Premise: Social Security Administration, Income of the Population, 55 or Older, 1998, (Washington, D.C.: U.S.
Hypothesis: People over 55 do not get a say within DC.
Premise: With a history of emigration and return, of welcoming visiting merchants and seafarers, and, during a brief period of occupation, a garrison of British troops, islanders are a cosmopolitan mix.
Hypothesis: There is no ethnic diversity among the islanders.
Premise: well i've got some kids out on the trampoline i need to go look and see what they're doing
Hypothesis: I've got to go, my kids are jumping on the trampoline again.
Premise: The AICPA standards define a material weakness as a reportable condition in which the design or operation of one or more of the internal control components does not reduce to a relatively low level the risk that misstatements caused by error or fraud in amounts that would be material in relation to the financial statements being audited may occur and not be detected within a timely period by employees in the normal course of performing their assigned functions.
Hypothesis: The AICPA standards were drawn up with the aid of experienced auditors.
Premise: they had to replace all their carpeting and everything it was miserable
Hypothesis: It was really sad how they had to replace all their carpeting.
Premise: 99 on the voucher by transposing the seven and the one, the approving official and the certifying officer, who might generally expect much lower taxi fares, would have no basis to assess the reasonableness of the claim.
Hypothesis: Certifying officers have all of the evidence they need to assess the claims.
Premise: But don't cross over.
Hypothesis: He was told to cross over.
Premise: it's uh for the past couple of years uh i since my parents are are well i'm from Argentina and my parents live down there so all the traveling i do is alone
Hypothesis: I'm from Argentina.
Premise: I considered charging, trying to wrestle my way free- then I noticed the bulge in the other man's sleeve.
Hypothesis: I was going to fight my way out but I noticed an object in the man's shirt.
Premise: The result is a vivid picture showing that the strong bonds that developed in those fabled neighborhoods of yore were kindled by conditions that we might find discomforting today--fear of authority, lack of choice, and poverty.
Hypothesis: The result is a beautiful picture that shows how strong the bonds are in the neighborhood.
Premise: For example, it was viewed that individuals who serve on numerous boards at the same time and/or who serve for personal incentives, over time lose the independent spirit needed to be an effective board member.
Hypothesis: An individual can serve on multiple boards with no lose of individual spirit.
Premise: Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 (FASA) (Public Law 103-355) a This law requires agencies to define cost, schedule, and performance goals for federal acquisition programs (to include IT projects) and monitor These programs to ensure that they remain within prescribed tolerances.
Hypothesis: The law was met by much resistance during its stages in the senate.
Premise: Economic Growth, Natural Resources, and
Hypothesis: The economy can grow.
Premise: The Explora science museum has exciting exhibits on everything from astronomy and mathematics to computer science.
Hypothesis: The Explora science museum has exhibits that are not just for young students, but for adults as well.
Premise: And yet there's one person quite near at hand who in all probability knows where he is, or at all events where he is likely to be. 
Hypothesis: There is a person nearby, who is aware of his probable location.
Premise: Specifically, it contains the 4 overall goals and 11 practices we identified as critical for building a worldclass finance organization.
Hypothesis: The overall goals and practices critical for building a worldclass finance organization are contained in it.
Premise: It was here that members of the mock-Tudor Royal Selangor Club (1884), also designed by A. C. Norman, took time off from the affairs of the Empire to play cricket.
Hypothesis: The club's members were mainly important government figures.
Premise: The headline over the NYT 's online version doesn't mention the homosexual angle, while the WP 's headline--FRANCE LEGALIZES GAY UNIONS--doesn't mention the heterosexual angle.
Hypothesis: The headline on the site doesn't mention the homosexual angle.
Premise: and uh the polls are open what was it a couple of weeks uh the hours are good and it they're even open on Saturdays and a couple of Sundays
Hypothesis: The polls are closed on weekends, sometimes even during some week days.
Premise: Try the pavilion at sunrise and the mosque at sunset.
Hypothesis: Visit the mosque at sunrise and the pavilion and sunset.
Premise: In The Beauty Myth , Wolf grouped all our expectations and prejudices surrounding women's chest-size under a single  The Official Breast.
Hypothesis: Wolf wrote The Beauty Myth.
Premise: they had the snow plows and the salt trucks and and uh they just you know they were equipped for it whereas here if you have a bad snow nobody's prepared to do anything about it you know the
Hypothesis: There's a lot of help here when there's bad snow.
Premise: There are several optional bets splitting, doubling down, insurance and variations that include single-deck vs. multi-deck card shoes and hands dealt face-up (as opposed to one card down).
Hypothesis: There's just one way to bet.
Premise: How he could be such a fool beats me!" But Japp was looking attentively at Poirot. 
Hypothesis: He wondered how he could be so foolish.
Premise: Efforts to make information about art (as well as art itself) more accessible were strongly encouraged by funding policies of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Hypothesis: People should not have access to art.
Premise: Ever so slowly, the enormous block of stone began to move, while the ropes drew tighter.
Hypothesis: The stone began to slowly move as the ropes drew tighter.
Premise: 2) To the extent reasonably practical, LSC's state planning team will work with the DSPB, grantees, and other stakeholders to foster timely and effective consideration of issues relating to service area reconfiguration.
Hypothesis: The LSC's state planning team will not work with the DSPB, grantees or any other stakeholders.
Premise: However, discretionary spending historically has grown faster than the rate of inflation.
Hypothesis: Discretionary spending among people over 40 has grown at a faster rate than inflation has.
Premise: The editor of the gay magazine Out urges gays to mingle more with straights and not wall themselves in the gay ghetto.
Hypothesis: Out magazine's editor is asking gay community to not isolate themselves from the heterosexuals.
Premise: Together, these reports are intended to suggest frameworks for Congress and federal agencies to use in implementing GPRA and related results-oriented management initiatives.
Hypothesis: GPRA is one example of a result oriented management initiative.
Premise: They whinnied, eyes wide.
Hypothesis: Their eyes looked scared.
Premise: really i i think
Hypothesis: Really? I think you are wrong about that.
Premise: i always wanted to put Gloria Steinem on a set of camels and send her over to the Gulf and let her fight but
Hypothesis: I always wanted to have Gloria Steinem go to the Gulf to fight.
Premise: Remember that, and forget the ties to any other world, since that world no longer holds you."  Dave nodded slowly.
Hypothesis: Keep that in mind, and forget about the other worlds.
Premise: Portugal took up arms during World War I, siding with the British and French.
Hypothesis: Portugal was on the side of the Germans in WWI.
Premise: pollution caps or transmission limitations).
Hypothesis: There are pollution caps or transmission limitations.
Premise: Without stable funding and personnel levels, it will be extremely difficult for GAO engage in the types of partnering so critical to the future oversight work needed to strengthen government's performance and accountability.
Hypothesis: The lack of funding has hurt GAO more than the unstable personnel levels in recent years.
Premise: However, the participants recognized that one of the big obstacles for innovation in
Hypothesis: One obstacle is a permanently locked door at the Innovation Department.
Premise: Some of these responsibilities 
Hypothesis: A few of the slate of responsibilities.
Premise: This is Paul's second error, in my view.
Hypothesis: I think he has made two errors.
Premise: So Tuppence decided to walk to the end of the street and back again.
Hypothesis: Tuppence paced up and down the street.
Premise: The air cooled considerably on the opposite side of the gorge.
Hypothesis: The air was cool and it began to snow.
Premise: This simulation can be run only through 2056 due to elimination of the capital stock.
Hypothesis: Capital stock will be eliminated sometime in the next forty years.
Premise: oh that's that's pretty good size though
Hypothesis: The last one was bigger.
Premise: i guess  why
Hypothesis: I think tax breaks for the wealthy are the reason.
Premise: They will not stop themselves, that is certain, I imagine her testifying before Sen.
Hypothesis: They won't stop themselves, I see her testifying before Sen.
Premise: Uncharacteristic, I might add.
Hypothesis: Odd for a statesman, I would add.
Premise: According to APHIS, this rule contains no federal mandates (under the regulatory provisions of Title II of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995) that may result in expenditures by state, local, and tribal governments, in the aggregate, or to the private sector, of $100 million or more in any one year.
Hypothesis: APHIS is known for making many assumptions about rules and laws.
Premise: yes well it is the hardest thing i've ever done as much as you'd go out
Hypothesis: It is the most tasking thing I have ever done in my life.
Premise: exactly it's it's staggering when you think that just here in central New York is uh Hamilton College is just a few miles south of you know maybe about twenty miles to the south from where i am and uh
Hypothesis: Hamilton College is about 20 miles to the south of me.
Premise: Telecenters are facilities away from the traditional government office that are equipped with workstations, telephones, and computers among other items that are shared by employees of multiple agencies.
Hypothesis: Telecenters hold work stations for employees of only one agency.
Premise: Tell me, _who_ am I?  She stared at him.
Hypothesis: He had no idea who he was, and thought that she might.
Premise: Keep your car for use on the open road.
Hypothesis: You should keep the car for the open road.
Premise: (If you doubt a small price increase would significantly affect the sales of Windows 95, you must conclude Microsoft is undercharging out of either foolishness or generosity--neither of which is terribly consistent with the way the Justice Department and the public at large think of Microsoft.)
Hypothesis: They are undercharging either because they are kind or they are not very bright.
Premise: Of course you don't know all that."
Hypothesis: You don't about that class.
Premise: What's really interesting about Avis is that each change in management has been accompanied by claims of superiority and inevitability.
Hypothesis: Avis has changed management frequently.
Premise: and it is and i just i can't believe this the record temperatures that have were here last summer that
Hypothesis: The temperatures we had last summer were pretty normal.
Premise: 'Find out what you can and report back here.'
Hypothesis: Tell me what you find out about the new clan.
Premise: The promenade terminates with a spectacular display of flowers and fountains in the Jardin Albert-I.
Hypothesis: Jardin Albert holds some wonderful fountains and plants, it is just at the end of the promenade.
Premise: This is a special style of Shinto architecture that is prohibited from being used at other shrines.
Hypothesis: Shinto architecture includes depictions of fish and animals.
Premise: He is, as one writer put it, the efficient ethnic cleanser.
Hypothesis: A writer puts him as an efficient ethnic cleanser.
Premise: Some of his fellow prion researchers suggest it might be a viral co-factor, which is doublespeak for saying that the prion ain't the infectious agent, a virus is.
Hypothesis: A virus is the infectious agent.
Premise: Dole got a bounce out of the well-orchestrated Republican Convention, but soon fell back into a double-digit deficit.
Hypothesis: Dole received a boost after the Republican Convention but soon fell into a deficit, which he tried to overcome.
Premise: yeah they didn't and i'm not for sure what the deal is on him i think he's been hurt but he hadn't played he hadn't played in probably two months and i've i've gone to about three or four of their games and i don't even think he was on the sidelines so i i think he hurt his knee or something but he he definitely didn't turn out to be anything like he was supposed to so uh
Hypothesis: He hasn't played at all since he got injured.
Premise: oh boy i was just up there i just got back last night around eleven thirty or so and it was about seven inches of snow on the ground and it snowed all day
Hypothesis: I was up there until last night and the weather was just terrible!
Premise: I thought I saw a face looking in through the window."
Hypothesis: I thought I saw someone at the window.
Premise: oh yeah i talked to one we're not on the subject of course i talked to one i think he had a whole bunch of calls he had a roommate that had calls and everything he had way more twice as many calls as as i've made uh
Hypothesis: I talked to one who had a roommate who uses the phone.
Premise: Once they came to look at me.
Hypothesis: I was interesting to them.
Premise: Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Hypothesis: There could be a Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Premise: oh that is a wonderful movie
Hypothesis: That is a good movie
Premise: The deal is struck and creates a new kind of marriage--or so they hope.
Hypothesis: The deal isn't going to work out at all.
Premise: You couldn't know, Tuppence consoled him.
Hypothesis: There was no way for Tuppence to predict what would happen.
Premise: yeah yeah a lot of their their civil problems where they've got their uh Baltic states rising against the the uh the leadership in in the Russian state
Hypothesis: Their civil problems hasn't caused any opposition yet.
Premise: uh i like the comfort you know and and the mileage we get is depending on if it's tuned up or not we get between eighteen and twenty two miles to the gallon uh
Hypothesis: The mileage varies depending on whether it's tuned up or not.
Premise: well do you have separate trash cans at your desk
Hypothesis: Do you sort the trash at your desk?
Premise: The company, which is now traded publicly, was started in 1980 by a psychologist named Stephen Gordon, who was restoring a Queen Anne-style house in Eureka, Calif., and found it maddeningly difficult to locate the period-style fixtures he needed.
Hypothesis: Gordon started the company when he wanted to make more homes look restored.
Premise: The mill and the neighborhood around it were built in the mid-1800s through the initiative of Jerusalem's great 19th-century patron, Sir Moses Montefiore.
Hypothesis: The mill was built in the 1700s, with the rest coming later.
Premise: As to the door being locked, it is a very ordinary lock. 
Hypothesis: The lock was very common, which is why it was locked.
Premise:  Es Canar, the official Ibicenco spelling for a variously misspelt beach, has become a major tourist centre, with abundant nightlife, that now sprawls along several beaches.
Hypothesis: There are four different ways to spell "Es Canar".
Premise: It is possible, for example, for two persons to interview the same informant and find that one has used a one-sentence summary for a detailed, rich, 5-minute discourse while the other captured much more of the complexity and essence of what was said and what was happening.
Hypothesis: Even if multiple people interviewed the same informant, the result would be exactly the same.
Premise: In the New Republic , Jed Perl deflates the hype surrounding Robert Rauschenberg's Guggenheim retrospective.
Hypothesis: Perl wrote that everyone underestimated the greatness of the exhibit.
Premise: USE OF STATE PLANNING to integrate, coordinate, and increase resources available in every state and territory.
Hypothesis: State planning leads to decreased resources available.
Premise: Behind Mt.Rokko is Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot-spring resorts.
Hypothesis: The Arima Onsen was rebuilt to be completely new.
Premise: Importance? 
Hypothesis: Trivial?
Premise: like the site where he was going to be or whatever
Hypothesis: Like his last destination of the day or something.
Premise: To determine the best practices for ensuring product design and manufacturing maturity from the commercial sector, we conducted general literature searches.
Hypothesis: General literature searches were helpful in determining best practices.
Premise: In addition to expanding the amount of legal help available, the center, because of its location near the Probate Court, will allow for that help to be more readily accessible.
Hypothesis: Due to the center's greater accessibility and increased resources for providing legal help, more individuals will be able to prevail in court.
Premise: okay the car if i buy a car it'd probably be an American made car that's what's with me wrong because i feel of the economy i would probably buy an American made car even though sometimes the foreign cars are better but we're losing a lot of money buying foreign cars and people getting out of jobs as it is so i'd probably buy i've always own American car uh the kind of car is probably something i couldn't afford like a Lincoln i would love to have a Lincoln
Hypothesis: I'll definitely buy a foreign car somewhere down the line.
Premise: well i i think what's happened too is just our technology is just advancing so rapidly that and there's so much information available out there that folks out there just have a hard time keeping up aside from just going through their daily routine of living to get from day to day
Hypothesis: Our technology hasn't changed, our opinions have.
Premise: Madeira seems much larger than its diminutive size, just 57 km (35 miles) long and 22 km (13 miles) wide.
Hypothesis: The bountiful fun and activities only found on the island allow Madeira to appear large.
Premise: On July 19, 2001, LSC implemented a Reconfiguration Re
Hypothesis: LSC didn't reconfigure in 2001
Premise: well i feel that uh i we've missed as far as the top jobs go you know the the higher echelon
Hypothesis: We've reached the highest echelon of jobs.
Premise: In midocean, the T-Rex wakes up and somehow breaks out of its heavily secured cargo hold, eats everybody on board, then cleverly scurries back into hiding.
Hypothesis: The T-Rex is a clever animal that eats meat.
Premise: Today, 36 states have such bodies; most others are in the midst of creating one.
Hypothesis: Only 10 states have such bodies today.
Premise: Nothing in the congressional debate discussing the
Hypothesis: There was nothing in the debate.
Premise: For another example, to determine whether actions taken by the states since the mid-1970's to address medical malpractice insurance reduced insurance costs, the number of claims filed, and the average amount paid per claim, HRD conducted case studies in six selected states (Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, New York, and California).
Hypothesis: HRD does not conduct studies.