xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Well, Texas sure is a great big piece o' country, so maybe you don't know 'bout them river tricks.
Hypothesis: Greenland is a nice time to visit in the summer, so maybe you know about the travel plans.
Premise: During the Spanish Civil War, it was a stronghold of the pro-Franco forces, who held out during a 72-day siege that all but destroyed it.
Hypothesis: It was a stronghold of pro-franco forces but it was nearly destroyed.
Premise: I've heard that a girl always refuses you once a sort of convention." Tommy caught his arm.
Hypothesis: Tommy grabbed his arm forcefully.
Premise: Figure 2 illustrates the six principles and their relationship with the three critical success factors and their respective organizational foci.
Hypothesis: As can be seen in Figure 2, 6 principles used within 3 success factors and their main focus point, is seen.
Premise: A typical Turkish meal begins with a spread of meze (starters), washed down with rakia, followed by grilled meat, fish, or kebabs, and rounded off with fresh fruit or milk puddings, and cups of the famous strong black Turkish coffee.
Hypothesis: The majority of Turkish meals feature a single course of food.
Premise: The carp's ability to struggle upstream against a strong current is regarded as a fit model for Japanese boys.
Hypothesis: The carp's ability to struggle upstream against a strong current is unmatched by any other animal.
Premise: The site links to his speeches and the petition that helped set him free, as well as to his June 4 statement on the ninth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Hypothesis: He made a statement on June 4 that can be found on the site.
Premise: With best wishes,
Hypothesis: The wishes are for a happy birthday.
Premise: Food shortages.
Hypothesis: Lack of food.
Premise: Eszterhas is a self-promoter but not a cynic.
Hypothesis: Eszterhas is not a self-promoter.
Premise: Ca'daan and the woman walked back to the others.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan ran away from the others.
Premise: Th' boys he nodded at Drew and Anse "were sittin' at that table, mindin' their own business.
Hypothesis: He said that the boys were running around and causing trouble.
Premise: i think eventually it's going get to the point where there's going to be a majority of the American people that have had enough of what it's finally come to we're you getting so far down to where you're being taxed so far down where you can't even afford to change your mind
Hypothesis: I think that a majority of the American people are going to get tired of being taxed so much.
Premise: i got rid of a lot of them especially the ones where i paid fees
Hypothesis: I kept the  ones with fees unfortunately.
Premise: Finally, in 1936, a large section of the army under General Francisco Franco rose in revolt against the government.
Hypothesis: In 1948 there was a minor revolution against the city officials.
Premise: See accompanying notes to the financial statements for the reporting of condition of these items.
Hypothesis: The condition of items can be found in the accompanying notes.
Premise: I beg your pardon. A man's voice beside her made her start and turn.
Hypothesis: She was expecting the man next to her to speak and wasn't surprised when he did.
Premise: They are not land-hungry.
Hypothesis: They want all of the land.
Premise: Goodness and purity maketh not much of a column.
Hypothesis: Goodness and purity maketh much of a column.
Premise: The Commission determined to retain its prior year practice of mitigating the impact of the fees by establishing maximum annual fees for two categories of small entities.
Hypothesis: All the Commission's prior year practices were a success.
Premise: Red stared at him sidelong.
Hypothesis: Red left hi gaze on him from a side position.
Premise: Still thriving are the old commercial areas which brought so much of the wealth to the city and country generally.
Hypothesis: The old commercial areas are dead.
Premise: Nowadays, the city is a blend of historic buildings and modern skyscrapers, and the contrast is striking.
Hypothesis: The city's skyline is hardly visible; mostly buildings that are not prolific.
Premise: Eat My Flannel
Hypothesis: Flannel needs to be eaten.
Premise: uh-huh yeah really yeah and i need all the help i can get
Hypothesis: yes, and i need a lot of help now that i'm injured
Premise: Orange groves sprawl on both sides of the Ibiza Sant Rafel road, cutting through the attractive, parched landscape.
Hypothesis: Only lemons are grown on the sides of the Ibiza Sant Rafel road.
Premise: And it implies that the Harlem racket reverted to local control.
Hypothesis: We got what we wanted - the Harlem racket is under local control again.
Premise: White describes his wife Katherine, who, very sick in the fall of the last year of her life, goes out into the garden, as she has done every year before, to plant the spring bulbs she knew she would never live to see rise.
Hypothesis: White says his wife was very healthy.
Premise: Where's the key? 
Hypothesis: The key is missing.
Premise: MARKETABLE TREASURY SECURITIES - Debt securities, including Treasury bills, notes, and bonds, that the U.S.
Hypothesis: Marketable treasury securities do not exist in the U.S.
Premise: The oldest dances are survivors from Moorish times, and are usually performed in mountain villages.
Hypothesis: The oldest dances are routinely performed in sea-side villages.
Premise: If, for example, a company wants to argue that unionization will raise labor costs to the point where it will be forced to shut down operations, should it be allowed to do so?
Hypothesis: Unions protect workers rights, so should the companies be allowed to argue against them for fear it may hurt thier bottom dollar?
Premise: Look left down Bank Street to see the ornate facade of the Bank of Scotland headquarters, a symbol of the city's continuing important position in the financial world.
Hypothesis: The Bank of Scotland isn't very important to the financial world.
Premise: and he bought a used mower it was a real big heavy one and he said that that you know basically they they sold it on him because you know it was a macho thing
Hypothesis: He bought a big, heavy used mower because it was more macho.
Premise: Grace and consistency?
Hypothesis: Consistency?
Premise: Montpellier is a good base for visits both south into Languedoc-Roussillon and east into the Camargue and Provence.
Hypothesis: Montpellier is to the east of the Camargue.
Premise: Under the Alternative Estimate, the number of avoided cases of chronic bronchitis, hospital and ER visits, and minor respiratory illnesses and symptoms is the same as the Base.
Hypothesis: The Alternative Estimate does not include hospital visits.
Premise: CIO magazine aims to provide actionable insight and decision support for information technology and business executives so that they may use information technology to obtain a competitive advantage.
Hypothesis: CIO magazine is a publication that focuses on information technology.
Premise: He killed another stud this season.
Hypothesis: He loves studs, he wouldn't hurt one.
Premise: get you a little name plaque
Hypothesis: Get yourself a plaque with your name on it
Premise: --DeParle's big concluding anecdote is the story of Michelle Crawford, a 39-year-old Milwaukee woman who went to work last year at a plastics plant, after two decades of desperation and chronic dependence on welfare.
Hypothesis: DeParle told the story of Michelle Crawford, who quit working at the plastics plant.
Premise: from the day care
Hypothesis: They came from the direction of the day care.
Premise: In resolving business issues, they were sometimes able to identify more efficient technical opportunities.
Hypothesis: Resolving business problems were able to identify more efficient technical opportunities
Premise: Forty thousand of us die that way each year.
Hypothesis: Four thousand people die the same way each year.
Premise: oh you'll find something like that uh especially when you have kids
Hypothesis: You will find peace one day, when you have kids.
Premise: i found that true especially for walking on toes or fronts
Hypothesis: It does not happen when I walk on my toes.
Premise: The profundity of an artist such as we won't see again for some time (Sarah Kaufman, the Washington Post ). Critics forgive his use of goofy gimmicks--he improvises a dance to his own heartbeat, which is amplified by a device affixed to his chest--focusing instead on the credibility he has given modern dance, having switched from classical ballet in midcareer.
Hypothesis: The artist switched from classical ballet to get into modern dance.
Premise: National saving represents resources available for investment in the nation's stock of capital goods, such as plant, equipment, and housing.
Hypothesis: A nation's stock of capital goods includes both industrial and agricultural machinery.
Premise: First of all, he must have a square meal.
Hypothesis: He doesn't need a square meal.
Premise: Both the external and internal environments are important, and neither can be viewed independently of the other.
Hypothesis: It has long been held in this industry that there's a relationship between the internal and external environments that can't be underestimated.
Premise: I tell you, pal, I don't like this place.
Hypothesis: Yeah, this place is cool.
Premise: interested parties to a common objective and integrate their knowledge,
Hypothesis: Interested people pool their knowledge to achieve a common goal.
Premise: Such a program (with appropriate measures to address local concerns) would provide significant health benefits even as we increase electricity supplies.
Hypothesis: Significant health benefits would be provided by such a program.
Premise: It was the only defeat of Drake's career.
Hypothesis: Drake lost many battles during his career.
Premise: One popular hypothesis about Aug. 17 is the notion that Clinton won't admit/apologize because Hillary Clinton won't let him.
Hypothesis: Hillary clearly wants Bill to apologize.
Premise: Birch, unlike Clinton, had to give a principled answer--uh, yes--at which point Will and Bennett dragged her through the sordid exercise of distinguishing gay marriage from polygamy and incest.
Hypothesis: Bennett said gay marriage was similar to incest and should be outlawed.
Premise: The more pacific Greek-style temple known as the Maison Carr??e, an elegant monument dating from the first century b.c. , is noted for the finely sculpted Corinthian capitals on its columns.
Hypothesis: The Greek-style temple has Ionic capitals on its columns.
Premise: I saw White.
Hypothesis: White - I saw him.
Premise: A police helicopter was tumbling through the sky, tracing a rapid path back down to earth.
Hypothesis: A helicopter was on fire and crashing to the ground.
Premise: But the town itself, with its miraculously preserved old city center, has much else to offer.
Hypothesis: The town itself has lots of interesting events.
Premise: um not really just yet we've uh well i i do have uh a little bit of property i grew up in South Dakota
Hypothesis: No, I don't think it will be possible because I don't own land.
Premise: Hong Kong hotels have excellent business services and conference facilities; many have shopping malls.
Hypothesis: Hong Kong only has small, locally owned hotels that have limited facilities, but feature a great location near public transport.
Premise: The most striking feature of Santo da Serra is its flatness; it may not be in the league of Pa??l da Serra, but it is still large enough to accommodate a 27-hole golf course .
Hypothesis: The many highs and peaks of Santo da Serra are its most striking characteristic.
Premise: He was pictured in last Friday's New York Times actually wagging his finger, Clinton-that woman-style, as he publicly lied to get himself out of a fix.
Hypothesis: There have never been any pictures of him published.
Premise: It is also the male who emits a formidable honk through its nose at times of great excitement or alarm.
Hypothesis: The male's nose honk is used in times of alarm.
Premise: Do it too late and you seem, actually it's glib and insincere again.
Hypothesis: It's glib and insincere if you do it too late.
Premise: The time needed to complete this phase of an implementation project is about 23 months.
Hypothesis: This phase will take less than a year.
Premise: do you go right after work
Hypothesis: Isn't it annoying to go after work?
Premise: i'm in computer science actually i'm uh today i had uh i'm in a Masters program
Hypothesis: I'm in a masters program, and I touch on computer science.
Premise: She was unable to chew gum while the braces were on, so now she is going cow wild, so to speak.
Hypothesis: She couldn't chew gum with braces.
Premise: At a higher price, too many customers would walk away.
Hypothesis: Too many customers walk away from a high price
Premise: And no idea of saying good-bye politely to the ladies.
Hypothesis: And kindly bid farewell to the ladies.
Premise: and uh it uh it was interesting just to listen to the rationale uh being proposed and the logic of some of the people uh it was also extremely difficult to stay awake sometimes because there was so many witnesses and we were not allowed to take any notes of any kind uh and i thought that that was a failing because uh from the standpoint that it was difficult to try to remember everything and and yet the judge said well um if you're taking notes you're missing something
Hypothesis: It was a good thing that we could not write anything down.
Premise: jeez you can't get any interest rates
Hypothesis: The interest rates are low because we do not invest enough.
Premise: The remaining costs are institutional costs that are primarily driven by the size of the network.
Hypothesis: The remaining costs are institutional ones that are driven by the investors' desire.
Premise: i've got two and it is hard to find day care for them
Hypothesis: I've tried over and over to find proper day care for them.
Premise: You planning a trip, Mister Kirby? Stein peered at him over a pair of old-fashioned, steel-bowed spectacles which perched on his sharp parrot's beak of a nose.
Hypothesis: Stein was wearing old-fashioned glasses.
Premise: a new car
Hypothesis: A used vehicle.
Premise: After the battle against the slave lord, the group needed it.
Hypothesis: The slaves battled the group.
Premise: She wants Evie to stay on, is begging her to, but she doesn't want me, and ”and ”I don't know what to do." Suddenly the poor child burst out crying. 
Hypothesis: I can't afford a place of my own and this seems like home to me.
Premise: They will get the underlying implicit message.
Hypothesis: They will take a while to get the underlying implicit message.
Premise: I've some letters I must finish by post-time. 
Hypothesis: I have some letter I must finish before a certain time.
Premise: Running alongside the building, the majestic Bunker Hill Steps lead to Caleornia Plaza, forming a symbolic link between the old downtown and the new.
Hypothesis: The is no way to go from the old area of town to the new without leaving the city.
Premise: Helping an offeror to bring its proposal up to the level of other proposals through successive rounds of discussion, such as by pointing out weaknesses resulting from the offeror's lack of diligence, competence, or inventiveness in preparing the proposal.
Hypothesis: Pointing out weaknesses can help an offeror bring its proposal up to the level of others, because it shows the offeror can detect mistakes easily.
Premise: The award-winning South Coast Repertory Theater is also based here, and the adjacent South Coast Plaza shopping plaza hosts many of the most fashionable department stores.
Hypothesis: There is not a shopping plaza here.
Premise: Jazz fans will find live jazz presented by international artists at the Jazz Club and Bar, 2/F, 34-36 D'Agular, Central; and at the Blue Note in the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Hypothesis: Live jazz by international artists can be found at the Jazz Club and Bar as well as the Blue Note.
Premise: Figure 19 shows GAO's human capital profile as of fiscal years 1989 and 2000.
Hypothesis: The figure depicts GAO's capital from 1989 to 2000.
Premise: Determine the basis of the protest and its resolution.
Hypothesis: The basis of the protest and its resolution; determine it.
Premise: Also, GPRA requires each agency to submit to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), beginning for fiscal year 1999, an annual performance plan.
Hypothesis: All agencies are, or will soon be, required to submit an annual performance plan.
Premise: Farmworker hours are often long, and their access to telephones and transport may be nonexistent.
Hypothesis: Due to the time they put in they may not have the ability to have access to a phone.
Premise: It may be Egypt's position at the meeting point of three cultures Africa, Europe, and the Middle East that accounts for its complexity.
Hypothesis: Egypt has African, European, and Middle Eastern influences that blend to create unique food and art.
Premise: Although Madeira's fortified wines aren't made here any longer, you can take a tour of the lodge (Mon Fri, 10:30 am and 3:30pm, Sat 11am) and the wine cellars.
Hypothesis: A tour of the wine cellars can still be taken.
Premise: Yes, but it was possible.
Hypothesis: It was impossible.
Premise: even though you could probably get away with a cotton dress you got to go out and buy the rayon dress or something you know
Hypothesis: The rayon dress is more expensive than the cotton one.
Premise: Capital combines with labor and total factor productivity to determine GDP in the next period, and the process continues.
Hypothesis: Capital combines labor and total factor productivity to determine GDP
Premise: well i think uh i haven't had that much of course i just heard but i haven't had that much time to think about it either i guess the um biggest thing i find find find is the financial aspects uh particularly
Hypothesis: I've had plenty of time to think these things over.
Premise: In 1871 under the Third Republic, Martinique and Guadeloupe were granted representation in the National Assembly in Paris, which they have retained ever since.
Hypothesis: Martinique and Guadeloupe were given representation in the National Assembly in Paris which allowed them to vote for all new laws.
Premise: Afterward, the doctors compare the results of the placebo surgeries with those of real operations.
Hypothesis: Placebo and genuine surgeries were compared to one another.
Premise: For example, the manufacturer's central security group recently revamped the company's entire information security manual and dedicated one staff member to maintaining it.
Hypothesis: The company's entire information security manual has been revamped by the manufacturer's central security group.
Premise: The city was conquered and reconquered for 200 years before being destroyed by Muslim armies in the 13th century.
Hypothesis: In the 1200s,  Muslim armies ravaged the city.
Premise: This rapier was plain, not ornate, with a simple dull handguard and a chipped blade.
Hypothesis: This rapier has a chipped blade.
Premise: This follows a hand transplant performed in France last September.
Hypothesis: A hand transplant had never been performed in France.
Premise: really yes well i had that that cat that i mentioned i'll be one morning and you know the first thing you do is you get up and you you you you you you feed this cat something something and and you make sure that it can get to its litterbox well
Hypothesis: The first thing you do in the morning is feed the cat.
Premise: You don't even know where the welfare office is.
Hypothesis: I'm sure you know where the office is.
Premise: But it was absurd of John to make such a fuss about it, and to go shouting out: "I tell you I won't have it!" I woke up with a start. 
Hypothesis: John was being absurd by making such a big fuss about it.
Premise: I will introduce you, said Gauve.
Hypothesis: Guave said he would introduce the man to the townspeople.
Premise: Wilshire Boulevard began as an Indian trail connecting the downtown area with the La Brea tar pits and later was developed as an upscale shopping and business district.
Hypothesis: The Wilshire Boulevard is considered to be a flourishing part of the city.
Premise: If employees are the best owners, then Simon was wrong to orchestrate the management buyout.
Hypothesis: Simon was right to buy out the managers.
Premise: The two were finely balanced.
Hypothesis: The two were unconnected to each other.
Premise: Trent Lott must have been moved.
Hypothesis: Trent Lott must have stayed at the same spot.
Premise: Legal Aid now offers some of the most creative services for legal aid found across the country, said Michael A. Millemann, a law professor at the University of Maryland and a former deputy director of the Multnomah County, Ore., Legal Aid Service. 
Hypothesis: Michael Millemann teaches law at the University of Maryland.
Premise: 7 billion remained.
Hypothesis: The number remaining was greater than the population of China.
Premise: yeah right yeah i thought that it made you think about um you know what happens when you die and everything and is are there really angels and ghost and things and so
Hypothesis: I am positive there are ghosts present after one dies.
Premise: Aloud, he said nothing.
Hypothesis: He started yelling.
Premise: Nevertheless, a small park on the roadside at Discovery Bay stands as a tribute to his achievement.
Hypothesis: A little park stands in commemoration of his achievement.
Premise: GAO officials responsible for the completion of the engagement will participate in the meeting.
Hypothesis: GAO officials responsible for finishing the engagement will be at the meeting
Premise: Jamaica is an island with a strong personality that doesn't simply wait in the wings.
Hypothesis: Jamaica has a strong personality.
Premise: Inside the gates, dozens of horses await to transport you gently along the 21.2-km (11.2-mile) track through the siq (gorge) to the city.
Hypothesis: Horses carry people through the gorge to the city.
Premise: Across the tops of these small former workshops, Vasari provided a covered corridor for Duke Cosimo to keep out of the rain when croseng from his Pitti Palace to the Uffizi.
Hypothesis: It was often necessary for the duke to visit the Uffizi.
Premise: This near cult of fairness prevents conflicts, but it also prevents interest.
Hypothesis: The cult of fairness prevents them from fighting for resources.
Premise: so you know i come out pretty good on it i mean i get and plus my TI money i come out real good on it now the last one i served on i was working at TI and so i got time off for it but i was working third shift and that made it a little difficult
Hypothesis: I was working for TI during my last jury duty.
Premise: We have a very formidable adversary.
Hypothesis: The adversary is a chump.
Premise: The Weekly Standard 's John Podhoretz compares Horowitz's conversion to conservatism to Whittaker Chambers' magisterial tale of apostasy, Witness . Leftists dismiss the book as score-settling and name-calling.
Hypothesis: Witness is a book written by Whittaker Chambers.
Premise: huh well he made it
Hypothesis: Looks like he pulled it off.
Premise: My uncle would like to talk to you, said Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: "My uncles desires to speak with you," said Ca'daan.
Premise: i was i was a lot more impressed with her than i though i would be it turned out to be a better thriller than i was expecting it to be so yeah it was a pretty good movie
Hypothesis: She usually can't act her way out of a bag, but was good in this movie.
Premise: But General de Gaulle gained his revenge by starting his march of Liberation here in 1944.
Hypothesis: General de Gaulle got revenge on the Italians, who had threatened his kingdom for years.
Premise: father said. 
Hypothesis: The father talked to the police.
Premise: Immediately inside the gate is the richly decorated Throne Room (Arz Odase), where the sultan received foreign ambassadors.
Hypothesis: The sultan received foreign ambassadors in the Throne Room which was found immediately inside the gate.