xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and so i end up lots of time not doing anything at all
Hypothesis: Four times out of five, I haven't done anything.
Premise: Richards, now 64 and a successful pediatric ophthalmologist, advises other men who want, as she did, to change genders in middle age not to do it, according to the Star . You better get on Thorazine or Zoloft or Prozac, she advises.
Hypothesis: Richards has never desired to change her gender.
Premise: Originally a house, it was designed by Sir William Chambers and completed in 1772; the dome was added in 1858.
Hypothesis: It is now a museum instead of a house.
Premise: Kerensky had refused to take a job in the first cabinet, but did in the second one when Muliukov became prime minister and Kerensky became minister of war.
Hypothesis: Kerensky first refused a cabinet job, but later took one as minister of war.
Premise: A more realistic goal would be to increase saving by an amount that would generate a rise in future GDP equivalent to the increase in spending on the elderly.
Hypothesis: A goal would be to save more to raise GDP the same $100,000 that is spent on the elderly.
Premise: , mail used by non-households to pay their bills and send bills to other non-households) is unknown and is not included in bill/payment mail.
Hypothesis: Mail that non-households utilize in order to pay and send bills isn't considered payment mail.
Premise: 'Look at this,' Greuze said, as the screen started playing a video.
Hypothesis: Greuze wanted us to see what was happening in the world.
Premise: They watched me constantly for weeks.
Hypothesis: They had at least one person monitoring me all day for weeks.
Premise: Those with more time in Madrid, either before or after side trips to the great towns of Castile, might explore the barrio of Salamanca, take in a bullfight, or visit one or more of the smaller, more personal museums, only a ride from the Puerta del Sol.
Hypothesis: There are bullfights and personal museums in Madrid.
Premise: In addition to being Marie-Antoinette's last home, the palace was a favorite of Napoleon III and his wife Eug??nie, whose extravagant memorabilia constitute the Musee du Second-Empire.
Hypothesis: The palace has homed many famous figures over the years.
Premise: Thus, for example, if the volume in the first quintile were to double, total cost would increase by 29 percent.
Hypothesis: If the first quintile's volume were to double, cost would only go up by 5 percent.
Premise: Social conservatives seem fairly content with the tax package, since it includes their cherished $500-per-child credit.
Hypothesis: Social conservatives are not satisfied with the tax package.
Premise: whereas with my company they pay fifty percent and the deductible's i think five hundred a year and it costs a lot more i'm with a smaller company though
Hypothesis: My company is different from your company, it's smaller.
Premise: yeah oh yeah yeah yeah rent a beach house or something yeah that's that's my idea of camping
Hypothesis: My preference is to generally be comfortable.
Premise: The moment I reached it, I felt in a far more precarious position than before.
Hypothesis: I was worse off than before as soon as I reached the top of the mountain.
Premise: 'Generation?'
Hypothesis: The idea of a generation was questioned.
Premise: and it runs fifty eight i think fifty eight bucks a month something like that an that's not bad but you don't get anything
Hypothesis: I costs 2 dollars a month and you get a whole lot.
Premise: The majority of hardware required for FGD systems is commonly available.
Hypothesis: The hardware required is widely available and really cheap.
Premise: yeah and see that bothers me i'm i'm a i mean i'm i'm very much for drug testing
Hypothesis: It bothers me they go about it that way and I'm even for drug tests.
Premise: and and there's no way that you can get him unless it's by force
Hypothesis: If you don't use force you can't get him.
Premise: Newsweek 's photos are better and more numerous.
Hypothesis: Newsweek is known for its brilliant photography.
Premise: Postal Service, which is not subject to the travel rules that apply to most federal agencies--said that the Service does not prohibit its employees from making personal use of the frequent flyer miles received on official travel.
Hypothesis: The postal service has the same travel rules.
Premise: They didn't kill us, he thought, and they didn't send us away.
Hypothesis: He thought about what they had done.
Premise: yeah yeah that's coming up here pretty soon is it this weekend
Hypothesis: Is that this weekend?
Premise: Resources for the Future, July 1998, Revised April 2000.
Hypothesis: The resources discussed have to do with food and shelter.
Premise: Approximately 13 kilometers (8 miles) west of the city is Queensferry, a town that developed as a croseng point of the Firth of Forth for routes to the north of Scotland.
Hypothesis: A small town rose up, and to its west is the city.
Premise: Bradley replies that they weren't, and Gore pounces on this  I think all three were mistakes, but I'm not going to debate the details.
Hypothesis: Gore said Bradley was totally off base.
Premise: Applebome sketches the alternative promise of a proudly interracial South that has gone through the fire of change and come out redeemed.
Hypothesis: The sketches gave people an idea of how the South will be in the future.
Premise: Maps which display the impacts on PM2.
Hypothesis: Maps show the impact of the EPA rules on PM2.
Premise: uh-huh nice talking to you okay thanks talk to you later bye
Hypothesis: I hope we get the chance to talk again real soon.
Premise: Deducing that the whole of the Old Testament was the work of aliens is, therefore, perfectly logical.
Hypothesis: It was deduced that the entire Old Testament was written by aliens.
Premise: yeah yeah they they just need to go for it instead of uh worrying about the other team because i think if they would play their game i don't know if there's anybody that could that could keep up with them
Hypothesis: They need to focus on themselves and their opposition.
Premise: You don't get such books unless you're at least of student rating. He sighed, then shrugged.
Hypothesis: Anyone can get these books anytime they want.
Premise: But there have been cases where the candidate gave us relevant numbers--and with success.
Hypothesis: The candidate wanted the people to know the truth about the numbers.
Premise: Behind the cottage, the Wordsworth Museum displays many of Wordsworth's original manuscripts and other personal objects.
Hypothesis: All of Wordsworth's original manuscripts were destroyed in a fire.
Premise: 126 Chapter 16 Further Adventures of Tommy FROM a darkness punctuated with throbbing stabs of fire, Tommy dragged his senses slowly back to life.
Hypothesis: The room was dark despite the fire burning so hot it was colored blue.
Premise: yeah yeah really is that the one where uh the guy gets captured by that woman okay yeah
Hypothesis: Is it the one where the guy is captured by the woman?
Premise: Nixon's spokeswoman, Mary Still, said the emergency order was needed to keep the money in safekeeping, so it could be distributed to its rightful owners.
Hypothesis: The spokeswoman for Nixon was Mary Still and she said that the emergency order was necessary.
Premise: His strongest weapon was at his side holding his hand and watching the old men with her own green eyes.
Hypothesis: She was powerful because of her magic powers.
Premise: so they figured a little bit of opposition was safe but it didn't turn out that way
Hypothesis: They never offered any real opposition, out of fear.
Premise: But they still played on.
Hypothesis: Despite something, they kept playing.
Premise: All of the regulatory agencies that we examined explicitly permitted the public to submit electronic comments on some, but not all, of their recent proposed rules.
Hypothesis: Most regulatory agencies were eager to hear public opinion on their proposed rules.
Premise: What is a great discovery?
Hypothesis: I know what a great discovery is.
Premise: um on occasion on occasion um i do vary um you know i wear suits i wear skirts and sweaters on occasion i can wear jeans um how about you
Hypothesis: I do not wear suits or skirts.
Premise: yeah yeah our cats are our kids or  i we we got married a few months ago and i'm like well why can't Ashley be at the wedding
Hypothesis: I don't want our cats at the wedding.
Premise: the not the ballots but uh my mind has gone blank i've been wrestling with a child all evening uh
Hypothesis: I have no children and didn't talk to any today.
Premise: The civil division is spread among a few boroughs.
Hypothesis: They wanted to combine the boroughs.
Premise: because i'm afraid what if it gets you know because you can inhale it if if you're if a room full of it
Hypothesis: What if people are smoking around me and it gets in my bloodstream?
Premise: Oh, about a million corpses.
Hypothesis: Exactly one million corpses.
Premise: A number of steamboats dating from the Victorian age until the 1920's are on display, all lovingly restored.
Hypothesis: No steamboats from the Victorian age have survived til today.
Premise: Farther along the Villena road is the round castle of Biar, of Moorish origin and still in reasonable condition.
Hypothesis: The round castle of Biar had nearly been lost during the Prussian war.
Premise: The first bridge here was a wooden structure, built in 1845.
Hypothesis: The bridge built in 1845 is the same one there today.
Premise: um i you know in the past i don't know i don't know how old you are but when i was uh in high school was uh beginning of Vietnam and so forth and many of my peers were being drafted
Hypothesis: i saw many of my acquaintances get drafted at the beginning of Vietnam
Premise: The city of Edinburgh is the capital of the nation of Scotland.
Hypothesis: Edinburgh was just a normal city in Germany.
Premise: The following examples illustrate some of the financial benefits that GAO has helped the Congress and the executive branch 
Hypothesis: There are examples of the financial benefits that resulted from GAO's assistance.
Premise: Children are welcomed all over the Greek islands, and they will be fussed over and indulged in cafes and restaurants.
Hypothesis: Children will be treated as well as adults.
Premise: (Interest on IRA savings is not taxed until an individual withdraws it.
Hypothesis: IRA savings are only taxed upon withdrawal.
Premise: Evidence Indicative of Fraud, Illegal Acts, Or Other Noncompliance
Hypothesis: The evidence is reliable and conclusive.
Premise: And while the demand is great, the supply is shrinking.
Hypothesis: The amount of it is decreasing, even though the demand for it is high.
Premise: The point I tried to make in my e-mail was that Krugman confuses mathematical rigor with science.
Hypothesis: In the email, I tried explaining how the Packers would win the Superbowl.
Premise: it was really pretty fascinating and i and that was actually a couple of years ago so
Hypothesis: It was so boring!
Premise: How many brill would it take and how long would we travel?His uncle was right, thought Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan's uncle had been correct about the travel time.
Premise: This analysis includes the information required by paragraph 604(a) by summarizing and evaluating comments received.
Hypothesis: The comments were valuable source of information.
Premise: uh-huh well even just the general funding for the arts uh in humanities and then you know they get into these censorship issues and everything else i mean
Hypothesis: There are censorship issues.
Premise: Directed by Larry and Andy Wachowski, it's a mishmash of Hong Kong sword-fighting ghost epics, Kafkaesque virtual reality fantasies, Cronenbergian visions of cybernetically enhanced flesh, Alice in Wonderland surrealism, post-apocalyptic urban grunge, Terminator -like battles of man vs. machine, and portentous lumpen-Zen posturing (I can only show you the door.
Hypothesis: This movie is suitable for children.
Premise: Why should there be a sky shell around the planet?
Hypothesis: Why would there be a shell around the planet?
Premise: yeah i no i think it would be better if they would stay down there and get right papers to come across the border
Hypothesis: Then they can cross.
Premise: Even Applied can't say for certain that we invented them, although it's possible.
Hypothesis: Applied had tried to invent them.
Premise: uh-huh that would merely make for some odd behavior on the on their part
Hypothesis: They're acting perfectly normal.
Premise: This then rules out the critical instance method as appropriate for this job.
Hypothesis: The critical instance method is inappropriate for this job because of this.
Premise: right exactly i was a i was a Boy Scout and as part of being a Boy Scout you had to do you know projects all throughout and then to become an Eagle Scout you have to spend a do a year long project for
Hypothesis: I used to be a Boy Scout.
Premise: In the 17th-century H??tel Lambert, on the corner of Rue Saint-Louis-en-l 'Ile, Voltaire carried on a tempestuous affair with the lady of the house, the Marquise du Cetelet.
Hypothesis: Marquise du Cetelet and Voltaire were very fond of one another.
Premise: He looked quizzically at San'doro and then at Jon on the request to see the mines, but agreed.
Hypothesis: The men asked to go stay in the mines.
Premise: When they reach the support shaft, shoot or break the barrel.
Hypothesis: Shoot or break the shotgun barrel once they reach the support shaft.
Premise: Please send some of those animal dollars our way and neuter these poor neglected creatures ...
Hypothesis: Please neuter the poor neglected animals.
Premise: The Commission is working to promote active leadership and encouragement from the bench on a local level, with oversight from the Court of Appeals, to increase bar participation and assist providers in developing more innovative and creative opportunities for volunteers.
Hypothesis: The commission wants to decrease bar participation.
Premise: yeah we we have a we have a dog and that's just about as bad as a kid
Hypothesis: The dog gets into a lot of trouble.
Premise: Yet as he chatted amiably with the partners, something wasn't quite right.
Hypothesis: Everything was fine as he chatted with the partners.
Premise: Where banks have moved out, fashionable wine bars and restaurants have moved in, making it a great place to come for drinks or dinner.
Hypothesis: The restaurants have turned this area into a wonderful place for dinner.
Premise: we could you could uh in New England it would still be cold i mean ice cold snow kind of weather uh now in March it just in March is is just when things start uh approaching the fifty degree mark and course we've already had eighty degree weather here and day day before yesterday it got up to eighty eight i think
Hypothesis: Of course we've already had eighty deegree weather here, and day before yesterday it got up to eighty eight, at least I think that's what I heard on TV and seen on the thermometer.
Premise: The little man appeared to be taking the whole house into his confidence, a proceeding of which I, for one, doubted the wisdom. 
Hypothesis: The little man was talking to the whole house.
Premise: The exact location of the legendary city of Troy remained a mystery until an amateur archaeologist with a passion for Homer began excavations in 1871.
Hypothesis: Professional archaeologists found the city of Troy in 1871.
Premise: You will find a number of Mary's personal effects on display.
Hypothesis: Mary's personal items are not allowed to be shown.
Premise: oh that's right that's one of the changes uh-huh
Hypothesis: There were no changes made in this situation.
Premise: Then Number One spoke: "Then all is arranged.
Hypothesis: Number One is the man who is first in his division.
Premise: um-hum that's right and not enough people want to do that to for
Hypothesis: Too few people want to do that.
Premise: A second reason some skeptics doubt that Albright could have been blindsided by her own life story is that since she has risen to prominence , the suggestion that she is Jewish has been raised repeatedly.
Hypothesis: She is Jewish.
Premise: You've got the right idea, but you're too slow.
Hypothesis: You've  got the right mindset to win the race but you're still too slow.
Premise: While Los Angeles aims an occasional rhetorical jab at the left, Rieff's second book on Miami, The Exile , was an act of defiant apostasy, sympathetic to the Cuban emigres' sufferings and aspirations, and contemptuous of the Castro regime.
Hypothesis: Rieff had not yet been published.
Premise: Pisa sided with the Normans in Sicily and profits from its new commercial empire in the western Mediterranean paid for its magnificent cathedral, baptistery, and campanile (today's Leaning Tower).
Hypothesis: Pisa and the Normans were wealthy.
Premise: Laughter erupted and cries echoed each time the man swung and missed.
Hypothesis: He felt the pressure with each swing that didn't hit the ball.
Premise: In any case, if I had actually been interested in buying the print, with the help of the Web, I would have been in a far better position to negotiate a favorable price.
Hypothesis: The internet enables people to buy things.
Premise: It's _got_ to be.
Hypothesis: It is none of those, for sure.
Premise: I couldn't help noticing that Greuze seemed to be losing weight.
Hypothesis: I wanted to point it out to Greuze but I figured it would be rude to tell him that I figured he was losing quite an unhealthy amount of weight for his age.
Premise: A paradise for ramblers, the Lake District has a wealth of choices for any level of ability.
Hypothesis: The Lake District doesn't have much in the way of variety and options.
Premise: Last weekend, Subia traveled to Washington, D.C., along with five other nominees, to meet with the board of directors.
Hypothesis: They had to cancel the meeting due to inclement weather.
Premise: And, it would grow to perhaps three or four times its current complement of 55 bodies.
Hypothesis: It will grow to at least 150 bodies.
Premise: I have found another to aid us.
Hypothesis: I found a person who will help us escape.
Premise: well it's not now what year are we talking about
Hypothesis: What year are you referring to?
Premise: The many bazaars, busy tailor's shops, and government-operated emporiums are fascinating places to observe the style, panache, and never-ending gall of that charming and often shameless scoundrel, the Kashmiri merchant.
Hypothesis: People can observe Kashmiri merchants at bazaars, tailor's shops, and emporiums.
Premise: But there it is, she can tell you nothing." 116 "But why, man? 
Hypothesis: But there it is, she has nothin to say. But why man.
Premise: Some Practical Aspects of Qualitative Data  One Way of Organizing the Cognitive Processes Associated with the Generation of Grounded Theory.
Hypothesis: Theoretical aspects of quantitative data
Premise: Several parts of the chateau, including Louis XV's superb Royal Opera, have to be visited on separate guided tours.
Hypothesis: Separate guided tours are necessary to visit several parts of the chateau.
Premise: I spent a lot of time talking to Iowa farmers since January.
Hypothesis: In January I talk to a lot if Iowa farmers.
Premise: Yes, Ford cooperated with Hitler, but it was Chevy that made 19 zillion truck ads with Bob Seger's 'Like a Rock.
Hypothesis: Car companies have never been involved with any politics.
Premise: You don't want that!
Hypothesis: You do not want that.
Premise: Say, Jane, you can get up on the seat now." For the first time the girl spoke.
Hypothesis: The seat was very important to the girl who did not speak, so thus she needed to voice herself.
Premise: "An' these here they're Rennie's Pimas, what o' 'em is runnin' th' trail this trip." So these were the famous Pima Scouts!
Hypothesis: The famous Pima Scouts arrived via horseback.
Premise: Reducing drunken driving by 5 or 6 percent, for that matter, could save more lives in one year than have been saved by air bags in their near-decade of deployment.
Hypothesis: Drunk driving is a large threat to many lives.
Premise: Hell or heaven weren't like this, either.
Hypothesis: They were in Hell and recognized it thoroughly.
Premise: While defending Bush's privacy, Sen.
Hypothesis: The Senator defended Bush's privacy.
Premise: that just to change the cover you know because do just had to get the that whole cover my my car's a Beretta they had a big big bumper they got on there big white bumper that covers like the whole bottom front of the car that that whole thing you know to be replaced and repainted would cost five hundred dollars
Hypothesis: The cost to exchange a Beretta bumper is five hundred dollars.
Premise: Asahi Shimbun added that if Japan had tried to resolve these problems a little at a time, those who felt themselves victimized by Japan might have felt at least somewhat mollified; but that with the passing of time while we do nothing, however, discontent and ill will can coalesce into bitter enmity.
Hypothesis: Japan could have appeased the people who felt disadvantaged over time.
Premise: and uh i took uh took it as a PE course and then kind of left it alone for a while and then finally got got into it when i was while i was still in school
Hypothesis: It was an advanced science course, but I didn't get back into it at school.
Premise: she would just sit on the other one
Hypothesis: She loved to do it often.
Premise: They immediately began work on the formidable fortifications for which the city is still famous.
Hypothesis: The city is still famous for its formidable fortifications.
Premise: I didn't like Derry's bath.
Hypothesis: The bath Derry drew was too hot.
Premise: It was here that Captain William Hawkins handed Emperor Jahangir a special letter of introduction from King James I. Due north is Shahjahan's Moti Masjid (Pearl Mosque).
Hypothesis: The King wanted to meet the Captain in the Mosque.
Premise: Now a major high-speed train (TGV) hub ' the Euroser from London calls here too ' it is attracting more tourist attention.
Hypothesis: There are more tourists here now than before.
Premise: yeah like what
Hypothesis: Yes, what do you think it is like?
Premise: For Jahangir, if the Islamic idea of paradise had any meaning, it was here, amid the staggered terraces, tranquil pools, waterfalls, and trees, looking out over the lake against the backdrop of the Himalayas.
Hypothesis: There are waterfalls, trees and tranquil pools looking out over the lake.
Premise: Mary looked up at him, the colour slowly rising in her face. 
Hypothesis: His sight caused the color to rise in Mary's face.
Premise: But this presented a new testing challenge, namely that anything in the street in New York City is fair game.
Hypothesis: The new challenge was that anything goes in the streets of New York City.
Premise: Uncle Sam the Mooch
Hypothesis: Uncle Sam also known as the Mooch.
Premise: Adrin got the point.
Hypothesis: Wasting now time, Adrin got straight to the point.
Premise: John hesitated. 
Hypothesis: John acted quickly, without hesitation.
Premise: 36 Chapter 5 Mr. Julius P.
Hypothesis: Open to the first chapter to read about Mr. Julius P.
Premise: yeah yeah i like to hear him sing he does a good job
Hypothesis: I only enjoy him as a singer, no one else compares.
Premise: there's some
Hypothesis: There isn't much.
Premise: i you know i think people that own homes a lot in North Dallas are very materialistic
Hypothesis: People in North Dallas don't care about material possessions at all.
Premise: That is true of Cabinet secretaries as well as of taxi drivers.
Hypothesis: Cabinet secretaries and taxi drivers have this in common.
Premise: Songs like their biggest hit, , are sense-less but skillful pastiches of classic Beatles moments.
Hypothesis: Sense-less but skillful pastiches of classic Beatles moments--that's what songs like their biggest hit are.
Premise: we're still we are still the biggest ones as you know as far as how much money we've got in the whole country we're still bigger than anybody else
Hypothesis: We are amongst the poorest in the whole country.
Premise: Key to  Vince McMahon, WWF president, has made himself part of the storyline.
Hypothesis: The key to the WWF's success is that Vince McMahon made himself part of the show.