xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: yeah uh according to uh to the way that that our test is set up apparently everyone is supposed to be tested within a five year period
Hypothesis: We have a test that needs to be performed on everyone within five years.
Premise: In a 1985 memo, Neuharth threatened to transfer out of the country any editors who sloppily allowed America or Americans into the paper when they meant citizens and residents of the United States.
Hypothesis: Verbiage turned out to be very important to Neuharth.
Premise: Well, maybe two jokes if you count Heritage USA; is that still for sale?
Hypothesis: Heritage USA is a highly respected organization.
Premise: Once all European prices are quoted in euros, it will be obvious to consumers when a German company is charging more than its French competitor or vice versa--whereas it wouldn't be if the prices were quoted in francs and marks and had to be converted at the going exchange rate.
Hypothesis: Once European prices are showed in euros, you can see German companies cost less than French.
Premise: Eighth month: Slight check in career.
Hypothesis: There hasn't been much progress up until the eighth month.
Premise: As you wander you may be surprised to find a horse-racing track, and you may be even more surprised to find no one is the track stays silent except for two race meetings a year (late May and late August, on the long Bank Holiday weekends).
Hypothesis: You are wondering because you want to be surprised.
Premise: Hanson could see Sather Karf and Sersa Garm waiting outside, together with less than a hundred other warlocks.
Hypothesis: There were almost a hundred warlocks outside.
Premise: A'deem was apparently not paying him enough for that.
Hypothesis: A'deem was very wealthy and could afford to buy anything he wanted.
Premise: Have they taken him to prison yet?"
Hypothesis: There is a question as to whether or not they've taken him to prison yet, and no one seems to have the answer.
Premise: They can best be seen on the lower Kinabatangan river in eastern Sabah and the Bako and Samunsan nature reserves in Sarawak.
Hypothesis: There are Samunsan nature reserves in Sarawak.
Premise: The region has won world recognition in the vanguard in the arts, of modern design of clothes and furniture, and of the automobile and communications industries.
Hypothesis: In addition to fashion design, the region is also known for its food.
Premise: By the way, it's not altogether clear that this price cap regime would achieve one of its other principle objectives, that is, to put downward pressure on future cost increases.
Hypothesis: It's not a sure thing that future cost increases will be affected by this price cap regime.
Premise: yeah it's really sad like if they did have a big brother big sister program those those people trying to help the kids the parents might have hostilities towards them
Hypothesis: The parents would be less hostile if there was a program around to help the kids.
Premise: When all were out, Bork tapped the egg-shaped object and caught it as it shrank.
Hypothesis: When none were out, Bork smashed the egg-shaped object.
Premise: But God gave man dominion over the beasts of the  If an animal has economic utility, we should farm it.
Hypothesis: But God made man the lowest of all animals.
Premise: Still, for barbed wisdom, surprises, and technique, there's no one like Spark.
Hypothesis: Spark teaches things to everyone around him.
Premise: Estimates of the wealth effect range from 1 to 7 cents, and the typical estimate is about 3 to 4 cents.
Hypothesis: There is a big gap in the wealth effect.
Premise: so then it becomes a kind of music of of it's own so to speak or hm
Hypothesis: It sort of become a music of it's own.
Premise: The town's Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art (Turk ve Islam Eserleri Mezesi) is just next to the mosque.
Hypothesis: The town has a Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art but no religious buildings.
Premise: The goal shouldn't be to make the desert bloom.
Hypothesis: The aim should not be to make the desert bloom.
Premise: i i wonder if they should give them a test or at least maybe uh not take their license maybe give them a refresher driving course and just to just to see how well they are every five years
Hypothesis: They could give them a refresher on driving just to see how they are doing every few years.
Premise: (Or at least, we hope to make this a tradition, and have got away with it for two summers so far.)
Hypothesis: We hope our mischief becomes tradition since we haven't been caught for two summers so far.
Premise: First, they want to know what's attractive about him.
Hypothesis: They also want to know if he has a car.
Premise: I ”I ”may have done so.
Hypothesis: I didn't do it.
Premise: Arawak paintings, though fading, can still be seen on the walls of the caves.
Hypothesis: These are the only examples of Arawak cave paintings.
Premise: Participants believed that it is important to continue working toward more effective boards of directors and discussed the importance of clearly defining and, in some cases, redefining, the roles and responsibilities of the board of directors of public companies as a significant measure to help restore investor confidence in the market.
Hypothesis: It was believed by participants that working towards more effective boards of directors was of great importance.
Premise: Nobody minded much as long as somebody else was paying the bill (true, the economists warned in their dreary way that costly benefits get shifted back to workers in the form of lower wages, but who listens to them?)
Hypothesis: No one cared at all.
Premise: Older pieces have the patina of age where new pieces usually made on site are bright and shiny.
Hypothesis: There is never any way to tell the difference between the older and newer pieces.
Premise: Six Evaluation Issues That Synthesis Can Resolve Better Than Single Studies.
Hypothesis: Synthesis of studies is performed by chopping up multiple studies and reassembling them to make a new study.
Premise: is is stuff that you can do yourself just the oil uh changed and things of that nature that's about where i my expertise ends in in that category just you know
Hypothesis: You can change the oil without any help.
Premise: Its wealth of trees is remarkable, including the tualang, found both in the northern half of the peninsula and in Sabah and Sarawak.
Hypothesis: The tualang is one of the trees found there.
Premise: The media and moderate Republicans, convinced that these issues are the party's weakness and that its libertarian economic ideas are its strength, have interpreted Bush's remarks as a rebuke to Republican Puritanism.
Hypothesis: Moderate Republicans think they are absolutely invincible.
Premise: Ca'daan's spirits lifted.
Hypothesis: The end of the war lifted Ca'daan's spirits.
Premise: The preamble to the final rule discusses issues raised by various commenters in the areas of the use of self-service displays, vending machines, restrictions on sponsorship of events except in the corporate name and loss of employment and maintains its conclusion that there would be no taking under the Order.
Hypothesis: The preamble  to the final rule does not contain any information raised by commenters.
Premise: Meanwhile, the total value of households' stock holdings grew more than fourfold over the 1990s, and stocks as a share of households' total assets increased from 10 percent in 1990 to 28 percent in 1999.
Hypothesis: The total value of household stock holdings grew over fourfold during the 90s.
Premise: Although it is strictly a part of the Spanish archipelago known as the Islas Pitiusas, or pine-covered isles, Ibiza in fact displays many of the characteristics of the Islas Baleares, or Balearic Islands, of neighbouring Mallorca and Menorca, with which it is commonly grouped.
Hypothesis: Ibiza shares many characteristics with Mallorca and Menorca.
Premise: How come all your hosses is grays?
Hypothesis: How come your companions are all old?
Premise: about the candidate's life.
Hypothesis: About the candidate's sex life.
Premise: It tells you that food stamps are respectable, that you're a fool not to go down and claim what you're entitled to.
Hypothesis: Food stamps are respectable and they feed more than 30 million americans every year.
Premise: well yeah you find out more yeah uh-huh
Hypothesis: You will find out less that way.
Premise: (For Rule's views on the case see The Case Against the Case Against Microsoft in
Hypothesis: Microsoft has never had a case against it.
Premise: Warmth seemed to flow from it into Dave.
Hypothesis: Dave shivered from the cold.
Premise: Interest on Treasury securities held by revolving funds.
Hypothesis: There is no interest on Treasury securities, because it's untaxed.
Premise: On the other hand, DOD programs with less successful outcomes did not apply best practices to a great extent.
Hypothesis: DOD programs which contained less successful outcomes included no incorrect data.
Premise: After a campaign of great destruction, the authorities assured them that slavery would be abolished.
Hypothesis: The campaign created a lot of damage.
Premise: okay um well the first thing uh what do you think you would offer as far as uh uh information about selecting a school
Hypothesis: What can you tell me about selecting a school?
Premise: Anything else? 
Hypothesis: The question asks if there is anything else.
Premise: 'What's your name?' I asked.
Hypothesis: I asked what their name was.
Premise: It was for his dedication to the law and the people that are affected by it that he was recently recognized.
Hypothesis: He was recognized for his great dedication posthumously.
Premise: You have to earn your place in history.
Hypothesis: A place in history is not automatically granted to you.
Premise: In the sparkling, unpolluted sea, fishing techniques haven't changed much since Columbus claimed these remote outposts for Spain almost 500 years ago.
Hypothesis: The last fifty years at this outpost have introduced a much-needed revolution in fishing and fishing techniques.
Premise: to know this, how much I want to ask again why I must, with such perfect, detailed precision,
Hypothesis: I want to ask why I don't have to.
Premise: Markets are a good way to get a feel for everyday life.
Hypothesis: Markets are ideal to understand everyday life.
Premise: It doesn't matter." The old man sighed, and for a moment the eyes were shrouded in speculation, as if he were following some strange by-ways of his own thoughts.
Hypothesis: The old man sighed, shook his head, and peered intensely at Dave, as if trying to escape his own thoughts.
Premise: In addition, these central groups were able to achieve some efficiencies and increase consistency in the implementation of the organization's security program by performing tasks centrally that might otherwise be performed by multiple individual business units.
Hypothesis: Consistency was increased.
Premise: Andorra, a principality high in the mountains that is owned jointly by France and Spain, is a popular ski resort and center for duty-free shopping.
Hypothesis:  Andorra is owned jointly by Greece and Wales.
Premise: He expanded the empire as far down as Mysore and stunned the western world by asking King Antiochus for Greek wine, figs, and a sophist.
Hypothesis: King Antiochus received a startling request for Greek Wine from the emperor.
Premise: All eyes turned to him.
Hypothesis: They looked at him.
Premise: Just that there had been an emergency.
Hypothesis: There had just been an emergency.
Premise: With many renovations dating from the 90s economic boom, its hotels and clubs remain spectacularly impervious to the curent downturn.
Hypothesis: The hotels and clubs were renovated after and during the 90s.
Premise: As this is Jerusalem, both accounts of the ownership might be true.
Hypothesis: There are two differing accounts
Premise: He noted that many practices that do not have efficacy or effectiveness studies behind them are adopted and become guidelines for standard practice.
Hypothesis: There are no practices adopted without the backing of effectiveness studies.
Premise: so it it makes it neater but
Hypothesis: So it makes it more appealing to the audience.
Premise: Stark was waiting for them.
Hypothesis: He was still waiting for them.
Premise: To turn a stud of eastern breeding loose is dangerous "
Hypothesis: To let a horse bred in the east loose is dangerous.
Premise: The  The president's advisers and insurers want him to settle the case, because no matter what the outcome, pretrial discovery would be humiliating.
Hypothesis: The president's advisers are recommending that he fight the case to the end.
Premise: so how long are we suppose to talk for
Hypothesis: How long should we talk for? What questions should I ask?
Premise: Imagine Harpo Marx giving the hot foot to a pompous official, who takes out a machine gun and blows him  That's how cheap Benigni's hash of farce and tragedy is.
Hypothesis: Benigni's writing is silly.
Premise: Stroll along the Rue Saint-Ours and the Rue du Ceteau, then wander around the ramparts.
Hypothesis: The travel pamphlet suggest that you walk along the Rue's and then wander the ramparts.
Premise: really jeez yeah you kind of wonder what really happened
Hypothesis: You wonder what the story really was.
Premise: This is not, after all, where they live.
Hypothesis: They can all be found in this area of surrounding places.
Premise: The directors developed the concept of statewide, client-centered, energetic, affirmative advocacy as a key value against which to measure all proposals for change.
Hypothesis: The directors have a concept of advocacy being the best way to measure how good a proposal is for society.
Premise: The rural lifestyle of the interior will delight urban-dwelling children watching the goat herds filing past the car or the donkeys working hard for their owners.
Hypothesis: Over 5000 visitors come here annually.
Premise: Nearby on St. George's Street is St. George's Village, an area of galleries and cafes designed as a quirky  Amsterdam street meets Italian piazza  mall.
Hypothesis: St. George's Village was named after a Catholic priest who settled there in the past and ran a church.
Premise: Some argue that Russia is still reeling from its misguided plan for privatization.
Hypothesis: Russia knows why their plan for privatization was misguided.
Premise: 8. Bauer showed bad judgment by letting the allegations of an appearance of impropriety become a political problem.
Hypothesis: Bauer later apologized for letting it become a political problem.
Premise: In order to address the access barriers that face rural and isolated communities and enhance communication between and among the three programs, the programs have developed highly sophisticated video-conferencing capability.
Hypothesis: The isolated people had easy access to the program.
Premise: oh that's good exercise
Hypothesis: it is bad calories.
Premise: the basics uh right uh-huh yeah that's what we do too
Hypothesis: We're hoping to move onto the more advanced stuff soon.
Premise: Freud doesn't pay homage to Freud's cultural importance in our century.
Hypothesis: Freud doesn't pay homage to himself because he is not arrogant.
Premise: Critical legal services were now being provided, inter alia, through Internet web sites, through toll-free telephone intake and brief advice systems, through pro se clinics and projects, and through stand-alone kiosks.
Hypothesis: There are no toll free telephone services for the clients.
Premise: And what about the 'extra coffee-cup'?
Hypothesis: What happened to the extra coffee cup?
Premise: In this regard, agencies must continually (1) explore and assess information security risks to business operations, (2) determine what policies, standards, and controls are worth implementing to reduce these risks, (3) promote awareness and understanding among program managers, computer users, and systems development staff, and
Hypothesis: There is no real way to control the risks 100% but there always will be ways to help diminish them.
Premise: really good they usually pretty much go fast they don't make a lot of them You have to get here early in the morning
Hypothesis: They don't have any in the afternoon.
Premise: You never know.
Hypothesis: One cannot be certain at any point.
Premise: Among the other survey 
Hypothesis: There is only one survey.
Premise: In the summer months there is a program of lunchtime recitals.
Hypothesis: Recitals are played there in the summer during lunchtime.
Premise: The National Association of State Procurement Officials is a nonprofit association dedicated to strengthening the procurement community through education, research, and communication.
Hypothesis: The National Association of State Procurement Officials does not accept donations.
Premise: The fourth field work standard for performance audits 
Hypothesis: Performance audits have field work standards for researchers.
Premise: Ionian Greeks from the island of Samos settled in Ephesus around 1000 b.c.
Hypothesis: The Ionian Greeks preferred to live in Ephesus because it's a better place to raise crops.
Premise: It should be noted that the presence of City Mail has already prompted Sweden Post to lower prices for large volume mailers in areas served by its competitor.
Hypothesis: City Mail has been looking to expand into the German market.
Premise: There were therefore three witnesses who could swear that Mrs. Inglethorp was carrying her coffee, as yet untasted, in her hand. 
Hypothesis: In addition to coffee, Mrs. Inglethorp was carrying her lunch bag.
Premise: One example of this is in connection with what type of non-audit or consulting services that outside audit firms can provide to their audit clients and still maintain their independence.
Hypothesis: Some consulting services are provided by internal audit firms.
Premise: Auditors are expected to comply with these requirements if they apply to the type of work being performed.
Hypothesis: Any person off the street can be an auditor.
Premise: The post office was virtually destroyed in the fighting but has since been fully restored.
Hypothesis: The post office, nearly destroyed in the fighting, has now been restored.
Premise: Alcohol problems among emergency department patients consume an extraordinary amount of health care dollars.
Hypothesis: Alcohol contributes to many serious accidents in addition to direct health complications.
Premise: "To hunt horses?" Drew asked.
Hypothesis: "To track and pursue horses?" inquired Drew.
Premise: Although his study of adolescents found reductions in risky behavior and alcohol-related harm, he was disappointed to find no effect on drinking.
Hypothesis: He studied adolescents and alcohol.
Premise: Well, I think it is very unfair to keep back facts from me.
Hypothesis: I don't think it's right that you hide things from me.
Premise: i don't know but that sounds like my kind my kind of camping it really does yeah okay um well um that that is the best way to do it is to have a a nice vehicle where you can have everything in it plus your tent
Hypothesis: I think camping in a vehicle is ideal.
Premise: no and and from everything that i can gather you know reading different articles and and just a newspaper in general uh
Hypothesis: I can get a lot of information from articles and newspapers.
Premise: The multiple sites usually required for program implementation questions impose demands on training and supervision needed for quality control.
Hypothesis: Demands on training and supervision are increased with multiple sites.
Premise: He will be thrilled to know that a New York lawyer, by the name of Richard Fishbein, has sued an eatery (Angelo &amp; Maxie's) for $7 million for holding him hostage when he refused to pay the 18 percent service charge added to his bill.
Hypothesis: Fishbein is a teacher.
Premise: There would also have to be adequate access between the older and newer parts of town, including a bridge over the valley between Barefoot's Parks and the Royal Mile.
Hypothesis: The old and the new sections of town are not near each other.
Premise: uh-huh but you still backpacked and camped out
Hypothesis: They went to eat dinner after camping.
Premise: This is an excellent place to come and sit in the shade among the fragrant blooms.
Hypothesis: There is a bad place that makes you sit in the sun near dead meat.
Premise: Ride with me, senor , and try that gift on the wild ones!"
Hypothesis: I'll go many places, senor but, do not ride with me.
Premise: The portion of this actuarial present value allocated to a valuation year is called the normal cost.
Hypothesis: Normal cost is a part of the actuarial past value.
Premise: And we did it with the support of two terrific Presidents-John McKay and John Erlenborn-who evidenced their commitment and support for the program's initiatives in this document with their helpful advice, their useful feedback, their sometimes annoying challenges and criticisms, and ultimately their unswerving support for us, for our grantees and for the clients we are so privileged to serve.
Hypothesis: Their programs was successful with the support of the presidents John McKay and John Erienborn.
Premise: Another campaign was held in 1715 under the Jacobite Earl of Mar, but it was the 1745 rising of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, the  Young Pretender,  which became the stuff of legend.
Hypothesis: The Earl of Mar's campaign was much more significant and much more famous than that of the Young Pretender.
Premise: Approval of leave should be made by the employee's supervisor before the leave is taken.
Hypothesis: Supervisors should approve leave after it is taken.
Premise: I had always thought she did this for her husband, so that flowers would come up for him that spring.
Hypothesis: I know that she has never been married.
Premise: embarrassing well yeah i just i bought the cloth and the the pattern for it i didn't um i didn't buy the uh i didn't buy a kit
Hypothesis: I bought the cloth and pattern, but no kit.
Premise: Her position is the first in CCR's history and was developed to expand the group's reach through special events, marketing and public relations.
Hypothesis: In the past, CCR has struggled with marketing and public relations.
Premise: In the New Republic , James Wood calls Toni Morrison's Paradise trite and  It forces magic and pure rhapsodies on its characters like a demented anesthetist bullying patients with laughing gas.
Hypothesis: James Wood loves Paradise and he always envied Toni Morrison.
Premise: Formal dress may be required.
Hypothesis: You may be required to dress up.
Premise: On the outskirts of the high-class shopping district of Piazza di Spagna, you'll find mass-produced sweaters, jeans, and other casual wear.
Hypothesis: I won't find any shops outside of  Piazza di Spagna.
Premise: Approximately 120 individuals from 30 federal agencies registered to attend the forum.
Hypothesis: The forum was the most important one in the industry.
Premise: Pat Boone 's television show, GospelAmerica , was canceled after an uproar over his dabbling in heavy metal.
Hypothesis: Pat Boone was an innovator in Christian Rock.
Premise: The youngster took a long time in getting on with it.
Hypothesis: The youngster struggled to understand.
Premise: Time credits Mexico's young voters--the NAFTA generation--for the ruling party's defeat in last week's elections.
Hypothesis: The youth were lazy and could not be bothered by politics.
Premise: None of that crew has the brains to see anything beyond the tip of his nose.
Hypothesis: That crew is made up of the smartest people in the world.
Premise: I'd say they warn't even talkin' by th' time they pulled up here.
Hypothesis: By the time they got here, they weren't talking.
Premise: I think our country deserves a president who, when he makes a mistake, is willing to acknowledge it and willing to learn from it, because I believe that the presidency is not an academic exercise.
Hypothesis: I believe that the presidency is an office for academics.
Premise: Quick up here! She dragged him after her up the ladder.
Hypothesis: She pulled his limp body up after her on the ladder.