xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: because if they turn around they can get away they get away with it and they get away with it and they get away with it and then they do something worse and they get a slap on the wrist they get thirty days in jail and they finally get up to where they kill somebody else and they go through fourteen appeals and
Hypothesis: If they commit crimes, they may get arrested.
Premise:  He had learned his trade where the answer was always to add one more circuit in increasing complexity.
Hypothesis: In his trade, the answer was to always reduce circuits.
Premise: They are in oil wells and the crevices of basalt deep within the earth.
Hypothesis: There are no natural resources underground.
Premise: that's exactly right he said you know he said used to be i always sat looking for those you know he said this way there isn't any you know it does it for you so
Hypothesis: I have never tried to sit and look for them.
Premise: yeah yeah but other than that i've heard the the you know the um the scenery in it is absolutely beautiful
Hypothesis: I do not like how it looks here
Premise: Intellectual property refers, basically, to nontangible creative product and, like a rising sea, it seems to cover new territory with every passing year.
Hypothesis: Copyright law is getting more and more complicated as more things are considered intellectual property.
Premise: He retails various suspicions, then assures us that they are contemptuous.
Hypothesis: First, he retails vaiours suspicions, and then he assures us about thier contemptuousness.
Premise: But when he found Don Cazar waiting for him at Kells', he guessed that this was serious.
Hypothesis: Don Cazar was at home waiting for him.
Premise: At this moment he wanted nothing more than to rest here for the rest of his life.
Hypothesis: All he wanted to do was rest.
Premise: His drinking parties were legendary, and he is fondly remembered by older folks in the town as a charming rogue.
Hypothesis: The charming man is affectionately remembered by the older people in the town because of his amazing drinking parties.
Premise: These immigrant voyages were breathtaking and treacherous, requiring the crossing of 2,500 miles (4,000 km) of open seas aboard dugout catamarans and outrigger canoes.
Hypothesis: The immigrand voyages required the crossing of many miles of open seas, said the teacher.
Premise: You must know SOMETHING about her? 138 But the girl turned away abruptly.
Hypothesis: The girl quickly turned away after asking a question
Premise: (The White House so far is adamant that Clinton is sticking to his denial.)
Hypothesis: The White House believes Clinton is going deny any rape allegations.
Premise: Foreign managers will now be blamed for cutting the deadwood.
Hypothesis: After the trimming of deadwood, foreign managers will be blamed.
Premise: They ate and they talked of the meeting.
Hypothesis: They didn't say anything to each other.
Premise: she said she would like to see homelessness as we know it
Hypothesis: She has an interest in modern homelessness.
Premise:  Compensation for Disability Resulting from Hospitalization, Treatment, Examination, or Vocational Rehabilitation
Hypothesis: There is compensation for disability when hospitalized.
Premise: um-hum um-hum right right uh well we're we're going to pay for that that whether we pay industry or pay we we've already paid industry for like these super fund that's cleaning up we paid industry for it
Hypothesis: They did not pay for it.
Premise:  Then coldness settled over his thoughts as he drove them to shape the unvoiced words in his mind.
Hypothesis: His blood ran cold as he processed the meaning.
Premise: After the 1692 earthquake that devastated the city and buried much of its wealth, Port Royal never fully recovered.
Hypothesis: The 1692 earthquake came as a surprise to everyone.
Premise: You might think that, in an age of globalization and with the United States' fate increasingly tied to the fate of other nations, the United States' best newspaper would be careful not to run articles that needlessly feed xenophobia.
Hypothesis: The United States has newspapers that contain xenophobia.
Premise: And Hill was not too horrified to follow Thomas' rising star from the Department of Education to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), nor to keep in touch with Thomas in subsequent years--getting him to write a letter of recommendation that helped her land a law teaching job, phoning him repeatedly, inviting him to make an appearance at the law school, and more.
Hypothesis: Hill played a key role in Thomas getting a teaching job,
Premise: but um you know if i don't know that i would go back as often if it wasn't for the idea that i have fun there
Hypothesis: If it wasn't for the idea that I'm having fun there, I'm not sure if I'd go back as much.
Premise: where where i where i where i'm at right now is in a dorm and we don't have the uh we don't have cable so i just get regular TV but
Hypothesis: We watch cable every night at my dorm.
Premise: 4 Because the primary measure of the nation's economic output is gross domestic product (GDP), saving is often shown as a percent of GDP.
Hypothesis: GDP is the primary measure of the nation's economic output.
Premise: Palm Springs forms a major winter retreat for Angelenos as well as for visitors from the Midwest and East Coast, but it is less popular in July and August, when average daytime temperatures sore well over 100??F (38??C).
Hypothesis: Many Angelenos retreat to Palm Springs in the winter.
Premise: You can't have a democracy without also having a place to resolve disputes.
Hypothesis: A democracy must include a place for solving disputes.
Premise: um-hum right yeah we real we've become aware of that we have a there's a loan officer through our church too that i think could help us better you know he does that full time with the bank you know
Hypothesis: "As there is a loan officer through our church too, we have become aware of it and other options."
Premise: Lubitz' demonstrated that the law targeted predominantly minority populations.
Hypothesis: Lubitz showed that the law mostly affected minority populations.
Premise: and no i i don't know that we'd ever be able to get to that point but uh um but it's something to work for
Hypothesis: We have our method figured out.
Premise: and then they took that away as far as
Hypothesis: They took that away, too.
Premise: Company officials told us that these two tools enabled a smooth transition from product development to production, resulting in better program outcomes.
Hypothesis: The two tools received positive feedback.
Premise: The adjacent Parque do Loiro (Tropical Bird Park) has been incorporated into the Botanic Garden.
Hypothesis: The Parque do Loiro is located in another town than the Botanic Garden.
Premise:  Hanson had located Nema finally as she approached.
Hypothesis: As she approached, Hanson found out her location
Premise: Partying the Nights Away at So-Called Raves Answer
Hypothesis: Illegal raves are a real fire hazard in the city.
Premise: What Huang's higher-ups at the DNC can most be faulted for is not following suspicions they should have had about the huge sums he was reeling in.
Hypothesis: Huang works for the RNC.
Premise: While these attorneys are joined by thousands of volunteer attorneys who last year contributed more than 27,000 hours of free legal assistance, civil justice is still unavailable for thousands who need it.
Hypothesis: Some people do not have access to Legal Services in their area
Premise: If Texaco executives indulged their personal tastes for racial discrimination at a multimillion dollar cost to the stockholders, the same conclusion should be equally obvious.
Hypothesis: Texaco executives were fair and non-discriminatory.
Premise: Such information may be provided on a need-to-know basis only to persons authorized by law or regulation to receive it.
Hypothesis: Information will never be provided, regardless of whether or not a person is authorized by law to receive it.
Premise: There were seven planets and the sun, and three thousand fixed stars.
Hypothesis: The stars around the planets were only small lights as if on a ceiling, rather than real celestial bodies.
Premise: Signatory countries will be prohibited from buying chemicals--those with only residual military use that are not banned--from nonsignatory countries.
Hypothesis: Signatory countries won't be allowed to buy chemicals.
Premise: To reach the sights of the outlying districts you have a choice between city buses and taxis; there you will find the Israel Museum, the Knesset (Israel's Parliament), and the ministries and government offices all spread over the hilltops beyond West Jerusalem's business and residential sections.
Hypothesis: The government offices are large and grand to behold.
Premise: Tract housing and apartment buildings may be ugly, but they are paradise compared with village huts or urban shanties.
Hypothesis: Tract housing is preferable to urban shanties despite its appearance.
Premise: The original designer, Erwin von Steinbach, began the pink Vosges sandstone facade in 1277, but only got as far as the splendid Gallery of Apostles over the central rosewindow.
Hypothesis: Erwin von Steinbach was the original designer.
Premise: Eight feet, pondered Justice Stephen Breyer.
Hypothesis: "Nine, maybe ten feet," stated the Justice.
Premise: He bought several Strip properties the Silver Slipper and Castaways among them and demolished them to make way for a new kind of resort Mirage  which became an instant success.
Hypothesis: Silver Slipper and Castaways had opened their doors for decades, and local residents were sad to see them go.
Premise: Three courses split the the TPC at the Canyons, Southern Highlands, and the main course, the TPC at Summerlin.
Hypothesis: The main course is the TPC at the canyons.
Premise: You may find that you don't want to leave your hotel when you can spend the day being waited on hand and foot, but Long Bay also has a number of lively bars and restaurants to enjoy.
Hypothesis: You may find that you many not wish to leave your hotel.
Premise: she likes to really get into her pumpkins and see how many she can grow basic corn potatoes and uh acorn squash are good winter keepers
Hypothesis: She's grown more than five pumpkins in one season.
Premise: But still Wendy Wasserstein eludes us.
Hypothesis: Wendy Wasserstein still eludes us.
Premise: Generally accepted government auditing standards (GAGAS) incorporate for attestation engagements the AICPA's general standard on criteria, its field work standards, and its reporting standards, as well as the AICPA Statements on Standards for Attestation Engagements (SSAEs), which interpret the attestation standards, unless the Comptroller General of the United States excludes them by formal announcement.
Hypothesis: The Comptroller General must include all attestation engagements.
Premise: individual offenders
Hypothesis: Multiple offenders.
Premise: economic times) threatened their survival.
Hypothesis: Their survival depended on the economy
Premise: She had not feared Whittington, but this woman was different.
Hypothesis: This woman was different than Whittington.
Premise: Annette Bening, on the verge of becoming a major actress before she got sucked into Warren Beatty's orbit, burned up on entry.
Hypothesis: Annette Bening was not a major actress before meeting Warren Beatty.
Premise: When Fedge examined the Ledfords' recent mortgage loan history, this is what he 
Hypothesis: Fedge saw that the Ledfords were drowning in debt.
Premise: Admittedly, parole is a tougher reinvention nut to crack.
Hypothesis: Parole is an example of the fairness of the justice system.
Premise: But the museum's greatest treasures are undoubtedly the dukes' tombs in the Salle des Gardes ' brought here from the Charter?­house of Champmol, which was destroyed during the Rev?­o?­lu?­tion.
Hypothesis: There are tombs inside the museum, transferred from a previous location.
Premise: They spent the morning discussing the mechanism, loading, cleaning, and use of the two pistols.
Hypothesis: They spent the morning discussing the two pistols they were going to use to kill the demons.
Premise: Few dames made the cut.
Hypothesis: All the ladies were selected.
Premise: i wished i could do that i've been TI thirty two years
Hypothesis: I have been here ten years.
Premise: The ruling elite lived on the high ground, the Yamanote ( bluffs ) west and south of the castle.
Hypothesis: The ruling elite lived in the castle grounds.
Premise: Situated in the middle of the Cartmel peninsula south of Lake Windermere, the village of Cartmel has been at the heart of some important events in English history.
Hypothesis: Just south of Lake Windermere is an important village called Cartmel.
Premise: Family problems seem a small price to pay for evicting two junk-food-eating freeloaders with a dog that uses your house as a fire hydrant.
Hypothesis: The junk-food-eating freeloaders were morbidly obese.
Premise: As advertising budgets become more fragmented, it's easy to imagine a situation in which ad agencies serve primarily to orchestrate production teams, bringing in art directors and copywriters for specific ad campaigns rather than keeping a whole staff on hand.
Hypothesis: It is hard to imagine a situation where ad agencies direct teams rather than keeping staff on hand.
Premise: If Microsoft does succeed in its takeover of Mattel, an unlikely event given that no such talks are in progress or even contemplated, these News Quiz Action Figures will be hitting Toys R Us just in time for some annual event traditionally cheapened by ritualized gift-giving stripped of any genuine feeling.
Hypothesis: Microsoft has almost completed its takeover of Mattel.
Premise: One look at the girl in the flesh, and I was cured!" Feeling more tongue-tied than ever, Tommy ejaculated "Oh!" again.
Hypothesis: Tommy really liked her and didn't want to give away his intentions.
Premise: Lindbergh openly admired Hitler, cozied up to Hermann Goering, and branded Jews as un-American agitators who used their alleged power to attain their parochial ends.
Hypothesis: Lindbergh was publicly supportive of Hitler.
Premise: Each local ironic effect has to be placed precisely
Hypothesis: Ironic effects need to be placed in their local areas.
Premise: Conversion to the Islamic faith was seen as a means of advancement, and those Rajputs who didn't take advantage of this offer were able to sharpen their martial skills in constant guerrilla warfare.
Hypothesis: Even though one could rise through the ranks by becoming Muslim, many instead chose to fight.
Premise: In deciding on whether or not a closeout meeting will be held, GAO will consider the preferences of the agency officials and whether the work has involved interviews with numerous people, over a significant period of time, at that particular location.
Hypothesis: The GAO does not get to decide whether or not a closeout meeting can be held.
Premise: 7 billion per year in willingness-to-pay values for averting premature fatalities.
Hypothesis: The 7 billion comes from a dedicated fund.
Premise: Here, scribblers of the East India Company babus to friend and foe duplicated and triplicated everything they could lay their hands on in the Writers' Buildings.
Hypothesis: They were tracing paintings from the Artists' Buildings.
Premise: Consequently, the motivational mechanism is not clear.
Hypothesis: The mechanism for motivation is not clear.
Premise: Painting gives way increasingly to 3-D sculpted still lifes, such as Jasper Johns' brace of cast bronze Ballantine Ale cans (Painted Bronze, 1960), and found objects.
Hypothesis: Jasper Johns is more widely known for his sculptures than his earlier paintings.
Premise: i just got a bike myself because i'm hoping you know eventually maybe you know for hikes or you know going out along the canal area or whatever to ride bikes with them
Hypothesis: I'm hopeful that I can go out to the canal area to ride my bike with them.
Premise: If there was any doubt that sugar was king in those days, the Treaty of Paris (1763) dispelled  France elected to take back her little West Indian islands and leave the  few snowy acres  of Canada to the British.
Hypothesis: France gave some Canadian land to the Germans.
Premise: Either way, because of the distances involved it's worthwhile taking time to plan each day's programme.
Hypothesis: It's worthwhile taking time to plan each day's program.
Premise: At the same time, the tin industry, dominated by Chinese using labor-intensive methods in the 19th century, passed increasingly into Western hands, who employed the modern technology of gravel pumps and mining dredges.
Hypothesis: Chinese labor-intensive methods for tin mining resulted in many deaths.
Premise: instead of saying where did i make the error you know go back and forth and and you know you always you know the old ones you had to go out of your program load up um
Hypothesis: You did ask where I made the error.
Premise: By the way, since when do I have Hasidic friends?
Hypothesis: When did my friends become Hasidic?
Premise: The ad ends with an abbreviated nod to Dole's slogan, A Better Man for a Better Future, as the narrator asserts that America deserves better.
Hypothesis: They should treat themselves.
Premise: those are very nice
Hypothesis: I like them.
Premise: As long as you're positing an evolutionary urge with no present-day benefits, why assume the most complicated explanation is correct?
Hypothesis: All accepted evolutionary urges have direct benefits to present-day society.
Premise: yeah i i i think it is too there's too many factions running around uh when i was in England uh a lot of uh a lot of Brit's work over in the Middle East um
Hypothesis: There are hundreds of different factions running around over there.
Premise: uh i don't know guns and
Hypothesis: I know guns.
Premise: um-hum so that that's pretty good
Hypothesis: Yeah, it's pretty good the fact that  you're feeling that great.
Premise: Over the following week or so I tracked the 20 to 30 auctions for Unreal that were going on, and I eventually won a copy for $18.
Hypothesis: I tracked 25 auctions for Unreal, and won $18.
Premise: A short walk west from Toshogu itself is surely the oldest of the institutions on this holy ground.
Hypothesis: There are no institutions to the north of Toshugu.
Premise: Here the windows and open doors of the shops reveal an alluring selection of Asian furniture, carpets, carvings, tomb figures, porcelain, and bronze.
Hypothesis: You can find furniture, carpets and carvings in the shops.
Premise: At last? queried Tuppence doubtfully.
Hypothesis: Tuppence was being queried.
Premise: he oh he liked right if it tasted good yeah  uh
Hypothesis: He hated it if it tasted good.
Premise: um and they make i guess it's no income tax there or federal no federal income tax something like that
Hypothesis: Since they have to have income taxes collected, bookkeeping is sometimes harder.
Premise: payments made to utility and credit card companies
Hypothesis: Non-payments to credit card companies and utilities
Premise: We never forget where we came from, said Le, 29, who arrived in the United States six years after her sister's death. 
Hypothesis: 29 year-old Le is a United States immigrant.
Premise: Romney (1734 1802) was considered to be the third master of portraiture in the 18th century, alongside Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds.
Hypothesis: Romney is the best in Portraiture in the 18th century.
Premise: It should not be too difficult for a man of your reputation.
Hypothesis: For a man of your reputation it should not be too difficult.
Premise: Bureau of Labor Statistics. 
Hypothesis: Bureau for collecting statistics on labor.
Premise: It has many beautifully carved windows in mud brick houses that are gently crumbling away.
Hypothesis: The mud brick houses were chosen for their utility.
Premise: wow well that will make the skiers happy
Hypothesis: How will the skiers react to that?
Premise: yeah oh yeah well i i i've i have a desk job i don't you know i don't have an opportunity to walk around all that much uh unless i take it uh and it's but it's gotten better i mean uh for many years i lived in the uh i lived in New Hampshire and i'd commute to Boston every day
Hypothesis: I've never been in Boston, but someone offered me a job there once
Premise: Orders for scrubbers, such as the recent order for the Coleman Station in Kentucky, are continuing to be received in spite of the concerns raised about the availability of boilermaker labor during the simultaneous installation of SCRs for the NOX SIP Call.
Hypothesis: No scrubbers were ordered because there was a boilermaker shortage.
Premise:  Finally, convinced that the sun would strike miles to the south, he rolled across the scorching surface of the stone block and dropped to the north side of it.
Hypothesis: He was not sure where the sun was going to strike.
Premise: But there is plenty of evidence that it was heartily appreciative of the racial subtext.
Hypothesis: The racial subtext was most likely appreciated in this circumstance.
Premise: when they yeah i didn't think they was going to beat that team i don't remember the team but they shouldn't have beat them
Hypothesis: I was very surprised they were able to beat that team.
Premise: South Audley Mansions was an imposing-looking block of flats just off Park Lane.
Hypothesis: South Audley Mansions were mundane looking.
Premise: to be tested right
Hypothesis: To under go a test, right.
Premise: Interest spending is determined by interest rates-which are held constant over the long-term-and the level of federal debt held by the public, which depends on the path of budget deficits/surpluses within each simulation.
Hypothesis: When interest rates increase, interest spending increases as well.
Premise: We need to be figuring out how to connect primary care and emergency care settings rather than splitting them apart.
Hypothesis: We shouldn't be trying to split emergency care and primary care settings apart.
Premise: Most of the temple quarter was firebombed to ashes in 1945, but by 1958 the people of the area had raised enough money to rebuild Sensoji and all of the important structures around it.
Hypothesis: The building was in a poor state for 13 years, till the people had enough money to rebuild it.
Premise: 'I don't know his address.
Hypothesis: His address is known by the person.
Premise: 'In protective gear, possibly.'
Hypothesis: 'Possibly, in protective gear'.
Premise: NRCS concluded that it would not and the Chief of NRCS issued a finding of no significant impact on May 20, 1997.
Hypothesis: There was a significant impact, as stated by the Chief of NRCS.
Premise: Ca'daan understood.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan had an understanding.
Premise: If he's actually going to represent individuals for that organization, they're going to get great representation.
Hypothesis: If he represented them they were truly a lost cause.
Premise: They ate breakfast in silence.
Hypothesis: They were still angry at each other from last night.
Premise: Kate Capshaw (a k a Mrs. Steven Spielberg) stars in a so-so romantic comedy about an older divorced woman whose life is changed by the discovery of a love letter.
Hypothesis: Steven Spielberg's wife directed the romantic comedy about an older divorcee.
Premise: The prices will vary according to the proportions of silk and wool used and the density of the weave itself; naturally, none of these pieces are cheap.
Hypothesis: Silk is more expensive than wool.
Premise: , GPO Access) and web sites for particular agencies or offices that have identified rules available for comment (e.g.
Hypothesis: Websites that agencies have allowed rules available for comment.
Premise: I think that's the kind of effect Jim Lindsay has on everyone he touches.
Hypothesis: No one has ever met Jim.
Premise: Of the detergents with color-safe bleaches, I tested All and Wisk (both in powder form), setting them against Liquid Tide With Bleach Alternative, which was rated the most effective detergent overall by Consumer Reports , but which made no claims to color safety or brightening.
Hypothesis: Detergents with color-safe bleaches were found not to be effective and all brands gave the same results.