xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: As mandated by the SAVER Act, the Department of Labor maintains an outreach program to raise public awareness about the advantages of saving and to help educate workers about how much they need to save for retirement.
Hypothesis: The Department of Labor does nothing to help workers with their retirement.
Premise: and uh so when we are doing wardrobing and we have uh two two hour classes in wardrobe we do discuss a great deal the miniskirt and the types of clothes to wear on the job
Hypothesis: We are doing wardrobing.
Premise: you know i'm not afraid of what they've done i'm not afraid of Saddam Hussein i feel he's lost and you know he needs to get saved just like the everybody else but
Hypothesis: Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator who never loved anyone.
Premise: The foundations of the fort can still be seen, but artifacts from the site are displayed in the Huntly House Museum in Edinburgh.
Hypothesis: The Huntly House Museum has artifacts from a fort on display.
Premise: in the beginning i think she kind of liked it she did art work there she did it was almost a progressive type nursing home
Hypothesis: The nursing home was almost of the progressive type.
Premise: Their bravery might--or might not--be genetically determined.
Hypothesis: Their bravery is definitely genetically determined.
Premise: Thorn roared and shattered the sword and the man standing behind it.
Hypothesis: Thorn killed the man with the sword.
Premise: where some aspects will be mandatory um-hum
Hypothesis: Nothing is mandatory.
Premise: He commands but also he serves.
Hypothesis: He is both a commander and a servant.
Premise: CNNfn and its more appealing counterpart CNBC (more anchors who look like Harrison Ford, more hints of futility and world weariness, fewer catchy names for segments--I believe CNNfn has something called Margin Monkeys) are the ESPN of business news for an audience that watches the economy as if it were sports.
Hypothesis: ESPN is the most watched sports station.
Premise: yeah yeah every year uh there's some freeze damage and i lose different uh variety of shrubs
Hypothesis: I lose some shrubs each year due to the freeze damage.
Premise: well no there's there's no question but you have a nineteen i mean i've got to see i mean i've seen and i've had friends that have uh like uh eighty one or eighty uh Celicas
Hypothesis: I have friends that owned eighty or eighty-one Celicas.
Premise: It feels like it's been directed by a taxidermist, says the Village Voice 's Howard Feinstein.
Hypothesis: The Village Voice 's Howard Feinstein had high praise for the director.
Premise: Despite Hitler's efforts at persuasion, Spain's new caudillo (strongman), General?γimo Franco, managed to keep Spain out of World War II.
Hypothesis: Hitler successfully persuaded the Spanish to join World War II.
Premise: The Shopping Avenger made contact with Hogsten via e-mail and learned that her wiener dog, whose name is Rusty, was traumatized by these events, though not as much as Hogsten was traumatized by these events.
Hypothesis: Rusty was traumatized by these events.
Premise: The whole idea is the brainchild of a German baroness who also owns the Palace Hotel, one of the smartest in town.
Hypothesis: The German baroness is the wealthiest landowner in the town.
Premise: Therefore, the impact of the rule varies based on the type of business and its place in the chain of production and distribution.
Hypothesis: The impact of the rule varies mostly based on business type, but sometimes depends on its place in the chain of production.
Premise: Helpful guides take you down the long corridors and through the most interesting rooms.
Hypothesis: Guides point out the historical items like the king's armor.
Premise: "Well, you wear them two shootin' irons army style, belted high an' butt to front.
Hypothesis: The guns need to be facing with the handle outwards so they're easier to grab.
Premise: Otherwise, she would have taken the latchkey."
Hypothesis: She would have never taken the latchkey.
Premise: It was John's younger brother, Lawrence Cavendish. 
Hypothesis: Lawrence Cavendish was John's brother.
Premise: they didn't fight together they fought individually and they failed individually and then that was it then they had to have the master beat him
Hypothesis: They didn't fight together and that's why they failed.
Premise: At the top end of the lake, you wander into dense forest through a fantastic chaos of rocks and grottos that according to local tradition are variously inhabited by the Devil and King Arthur himself.
Hypothesis: The grottos are said to be haunted by King Arthur.
Premise: But defending the right to discriminate against gays is no longer a sure winner for them.
Hypothesis: People are upset when they try to discriminate against gays.
Premise: 'Trying to get into shape.'
Hypothesis: I was fat and didn't care.
Premise: Many of them in fine restaurants.
Hypothesis: Fine restaurants do not have many of them.
Premise: they they never come to see they never came to see her
Hypothesis: They never came to visit her.
Premise: The clutching hands and the pain were gone from Hanson as the Sather Karf slumped back wearily to his seat.
Hypothesis: The agony and the hands had left Hanson.
Premise: Unfortunately, it seems to have failed its first test.
Hypothesis: The first test was very hard to pass.
Premise: Vezelay's Basilique Sainte-Madeleine, repository of relics of Mary Magdalene, is a magnificent example of French Romanesque architecture, in spite of the damage inflicted by natural disaste rs, wars, and revolution.
Hypothesis: They have relics from Anne Bolin.
Premise: He also had the half-obsequious, half-insulting manner Dave had found most people expected from their barbers.
Hypothesis: Dave had noticed most people expected their barber to flatter and insult them at the same time.
Premise: It's no wonder that Robert McKee, the spiritual father of something like Rounders , reserves a special place in hell for Welles and Citizen Kane , in which the exhibitionistic auteur incessantly upstages his own narrative.
Hypothesis: Robert McKee professed his admiration of Citizen Kane.
Premise: and but that hasn't always been the case  so i'm kind of i feel at least better now that i have finally gotten some of those things uh
Hypothesis: It wasn't always easy, but it is getting better.
Premise: Camel and horseback- Motor vehicles are only recent arrivals in Egypt and traditional forms of transport are still popular with Egyptians and make great vacation activities.
Hypothesis: Many Egyptians still use camels as a mode of transport.
Premise: I had a pleasant conversation with him and his wife.
Hypothesis: I had an awful talk with him and his wife.
Premise: Don't be surprised to see the latest Hollywood blockbusters on release.
Hypothesis: You will be soundly disappointed to know that the latest movies will be showing late in the area.
Premise: Above the first 20 billion pieces, less attractive mail begins to presort and the postal service's costs at the margin undoubtedly begin to increase.
Hypothesis: Some of the mail that the postal service deals with is less attractive.
Premise: The nearby Mus??e de Normandie makes a handsome introduction to regional folklore.
Hypothesis: The close by Museum de Normandie has a great introduction to regional folklore.
Premise: Cancellation of debt.
Hypothesis: Increased amount owed.
Premise: well me neither but but it just seems like that's what it would be like
Hypothesis: It seems like it would be hard.
Premise: Drew mounted the mule and rode.
Hypothesis: The mole was mounted by Drew and then he rode away.
Premise: Because sports betting is illegal everywhere but Nevada, I predict that online sports betting will become big.
Hypothesis: Sports betting will grow because of laws banning it in states.
Premise: and chop some scallions and a little ginger
Hypothesis: Throw some scallions in whole and spare the ginger.
Premise: In this case the challenge lay in evaluating the Service's request for additional funds over and above its expected operating expenses.
Hypothesis: The service wanted additional funds.
Premise: oh shoot i'm going to hit myself after i hang up i'll remember the name
Hypothesis: I will remember the name before I hang up.
Premise: Completed in 1875, it is claimed to be the world's largest theater, although the size of the stage ' which can hold 450 people ' leaves room for only 2,200 spectators.
Hypothesis: The stage of what is claimed to be the world's largest theater holds 450 people.
Premise: Rick Moody and David Foster Wallace contribute short fiction to a summer reading package.
Hypothesis: Several people contributed to the short fiction for the summer reading package.
Premise: yeah well they have some you know half way decent rapids there
Hypothesis: They have good rapids in New York.
Premise: For a more detailed discussion of the current account balance, see Douglas B. Weinberg, U.S.
Hypothesis: For a more detailed dialogue not regarding the current account balance talk to Douglas B. Weinberg.
Premise: they don't kill them no they've taken and they're all like um like nine anywhere from nine to twelve years old i think is what they've been
Hypothesis: They kill them.
Premise: you know and that's that's really hard but so far we've never really uh been behind on any bills uh i had to put our student loans on hold once for about i think three months
Hypothesis: We still have a couple more years to finish paying our student loans.
Premise: She commissioned Correggio to decorate it in 1519 (his first work) with mischievous putti angels and a very pagan view of Chastity as symbolized by the goddess Diana.
Hypothesis: Correggio did not do any works before the year 1519.
Premise: -The table of contents of 8 this Act is as 
Hypothesis: There is no table of contents
Premise: They got to see who I really am, he said.
Hypothesis: They also liked who he really is, he said.
Premise: But perhaps the utility of newspapers--their ability to provide truth and understanding--is beside the point.
Hypothesis: The utility of newspapers is besides the point.
Premise: oh oh yeah and and you have to i guess you have to question too why a lot of the men especially i think middle age and older men why they feel that way and and i think it gets scary for them to see change also they've been used to being really to be honest in in society and in a way number one and they come home and everything's done for them and their meal is served
Hypothesis: Middle aged men do not know how to take care of themselves.
Premise: a 801(a)(1)(B)(i)-(iv) OF A MAJOR RULE ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE; THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, PENSION AND WELFARE BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION; AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, HEALTH CARE FINANCING ADMINISTRATION ENTITLED INTERIM RULES FOR MENTAL HEALTH PARITY ( 1545-AV53; 1210-AA62; 0938-AI05)
Hypothesis: A title of a major rule issues by multiple state departments regarding healthcare.
Premise: Cale de la Princesa, which begins at Plaza de Espana, is actually a northwest extension of the Gran Via.
Hypothesis: Cale de la Princesa is a northwest extension of the Gran Via.
Premise: Observers debated whether the Golden Globes were the Oscars' 1) more genuine and enjoyable counterpart
Hypothesis: Observers said the Golden Gloves were shorter than the Oscars.
Premise: Sales have fallen dramatically as consumers have turned instead to vinaigrettes, salsas, and mayonnaise.
Hypothesis: Consumers do not prefer vinaigrettes, salsas, and mayonnaise which has caused sales to increase dramatically.
Premise: It was originally topped by a cap of pure gold, which reflected the bright sunlight and acted as a beacon for those who searched from afar for the temple.
Hypothesis: The temple originally had a cap of gold that served as a beacon for travelers.
Premise: None of the real Hersheimmer's friends or intimates saw him before he sailed though indeed it would hardly have mattered if they had, the impersonation was so perfect.
Hypothesis: Hersheimmer is known for being terrific with impersonations.
Premise: For years, ambitious French people saw Paris as the only place to make their fortune, and so people from every region of France ' with every local cuisine to feed them ' are represented in the metropolis.
Hypothesis: The French used to think Paris was where you could really make it big.
Premise: make the system so it goes completely throughout the the Bay area a lot of people would ride BART but a lot more would
Hypothesis: More people would ride BART than they have if they could just run the system through the Bay.
Premise: well that's good we we planted three pecan trees out front and every one of them died i told my husband this is the last one if it dies we're going to something else
Hypothesis: Pecan trees are simple to grow and take care of.
Premise: excuse me Verna for just a second can you hang on just a second okay
Hypothesis: Verna can you shut up for a second.
Premise: The outline of the Seleymaniye, the Mosque of Seleyman the Magnificent, rises from a site above the Golden Horn (near the north gate of Istanbul University).
Hypothesis: The Seleymaniye is one of the seven wonders of the modern world.
Premise: Who knows what it did to these monsters.
Hypothesis: Who knows if they tortured these monsters.
Premise: In Paris, Le Monde reported Thursday on its front page that the mayor has ordered the establishment of a 100 square meter vegetable garden in the old quarter of Le Marais as a memorial to Princess Diana.
Hypothesis: The third page of the LeMonde reported that they mayor will establish a vegetable garden for Princess Diana in the old quarter of Le Marais.
Premise: And now, on the evening of the 30th, in a private room at the Savoy, Mr. Julius P.
Hypothesis: The meeting was scheduled on the evening of the 30th by Mr. Julius P.
Premise: Despite its significance, the chapel is very plain.
Hypothesis: The chapel is now considered a historic landmark.
Premise: The women do not go quietly, extracting a toll on their way out.
Hypothesis: The women left quietly, taking the troll with them as they went.
Premise: Those people who might at first be reluctant to confront the omnipresence of death along the river will be impressed by the simple dignity of the funeral rites here.
Hypothesis: The funeral rights here are simple, yet dignified.
Premise: It may seem somewhat arbitrary to designate one area of the city as Georgian Georgian architecture is found all over; however, the harmonious streets and squares lying to the southeast of Nassau Street truly deserve the title.
Hypothesis: Southeast of Nassau street lies the Art Deco area.
Premise: Hargarten endorsed that idea, but added that there was little funding for training in clinical research in emergency medicine.
Hypothesis: Most funding in emergency medicine goes into patient care.
Premise: i don't know what Philadelphia's going to do without Buddy Ryan it might be interesting to see
Hypothesis: Philadelphia is lucky to have acquired Buddy Ryan.
Premise: Archaeologists indicate that Lamma has probably been inhabited for some 4,000 years, and the island is known as Hong Kong's Stone Age Island. 
Hypothesis: Lamma is also know as Hong Kong's Stone Age Island.
Premise: wow i worked around in the yard a little bit and i've got sunburned a few years ago and you know got one of those what second or third degree burns and the doctor looked at it and said don't ever
Hypothesis: I did some yardwork and made sure to wear a lot of sunscreen.
Premise: Sunlight shone normally on the world, and from under the roof he could see the gaudy blue of sky, complete, with the cracks in it smoothing out as he watched.
Hypothesis: The sunlight that shone on the world was abnormal.
Premise: By 1582, Christian converts were estimated at 150,000; by 1615 there were half a million throughout the country.
Hypothesis: The number of Christian converts fell after 1615.
Premise: every time that you ran your program you would need a printout because everything else was erased in the background
Hypothesis: The print out will show you all of the details you need.
Premise: The Essence of  Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Hypothesis: The cuban missile crisis is not about missils.
Premise: that's right i even had friends when i was going to college who were in uh who are in pharmacy school and they could legally um provide medicine to their family mens family family members and friends certain medicines were were legal now i i i believe you know any of the any of the ones we would we would be tested for wouldn't be on those lists but uh um there were certain things that they could provide without a doctors prescription based on their qualifications and that can happen but uh
Hypothesis: Some of my friends during college were in pharmacy school.
Premise: What can have happened to him?
Hypothesis: He was in danger.
Premise: At the turn of the 19th century Los Angeles and Salt Lake City were among the burgeoning metropolises of the new American West.
Hypothesis: Salt Lake City was booming in the early 19th century.
Premise: Here you will find the town's small market and a number of old shops and bars with plenty of character.
Hypothesis: Shops and bars litter the town's marketplace.
Premise: oh you know uh i had to start out doing it i done it about five times and then uh here lately they i've been letting them catch me
Hypothesis: I had done it about five time, but lately I have been letting them catch up with me.
Premise:  "I heard California "Drew began again.
Hypothesis: Drew spoke again saying, "California from what I heard."
Premise: Not a happy time to associate with the Satheri, is it?"  Nema drew further back from him.
Hypothesis: It is a great time to associate with the Satheri.
Premise: The two armored men took one of the girls and tied her to the altar.
Hypothesis: The two men couldn't find the girl.
Premise: oh it sure does do that
Hypothesis: Yes, it does that.
Premise: We've wasted time and we're no forrader."
Hypothesis: We meandered slowly down the road.
Premise: and how she feels that she has to control everything and from her readings she feels that that comes from the fact that her father was alcoholic over which of course she had no control
Hypothesis: She did not have an alcoholic father.
Premise: Under the rate levels of the most recently completed rate case, eliminating the preferred categories would yield about onethird of a billion dollars in additional revenue.
Hypothesis: Eliminating the preferred categories yields about one-third of a billion dollars in additional revenue.
Premise: I don't envy next year's teen-sex filmmaker the challenge of topping the pie scene or the cloudy glass of beer bit.
Hypothesis: The film was a teen sex film with a pie scene.
Premise: Hence all that spinning, weaving, dyeing, cutting, and sewing actually removed value from the raw materials.
Hypothesis: The finished clothing product will be worth much more than the raw material itself.
Premise: 1. Identify senior management officials responsiblefor the acquisition.
Hypothesis: This is the first step in the plan.
Premise: My greatest wish is that I die before I learn.
Hypothesis: I only hope that someone kills me before I find out.
Premise: we really like it because we got uh a two year old and another one on the way so uh
Hypothesis: We have no children
Premise: Combining outbound and inbound mail, and including incremental costs would result in an overall cost coverage of 119.
Hypothesis: The coverage covers many forms of mail.
Premise: You trust to me, miss, it'll be all right.
Hypothesis: Everything will be fine, believe me.
Premise: oh well good so you're a player then instead of a spectator then
Hypothesis: You're a professional athlete, not a fan.
Premise: So it's still there unfortunately um
Hypothesis: So it is still around, sadly.
Premise: For each activity a post performs, there are volume-driven attributable costs and networkdriven institutional costs.
Hypothesis: There are no costs associated with each activity that a post performs.
Premise: The IRS spokesman quoted by the AP story simply misstated the law.
Hypothesis: The IRS spokesman knew they were wrong when they were quoted.
Premise: But the pro-life movement recognizes it has lost the larger debate, and has therefore adopted a step-by-step strategy.
Hypothesis: The pro-life movement has won the largest debate.
Premise: A mandrake swamp?"  "For a mandrake-man, yes.
Hypothesis: No once cares about mandrakes.
Premise: yeah i've i've i've noticed
Hypothesis: I haven't noticed.
Premise: Even in the rain the houses burned.
Hypothesis: The houses burned even though it was raining.
Premise: Each region has its own distinctive style, ranging from the intricately painted faience animals of Coimbra to the ubiquitous roosters of Barcelos and the black pottery of Chaves.
Hypothesis: Each region has a different style.
Premise: Somehow, however, the moon does have an effect on human beings--at least on women.
Hypothesis: The sun had an effect on the men.
Premise: Then he went into private practice in Cozad.
Hypothesis: Previously he had worked for Governement services.
Premise: Inhabited?
Hypothesis: There are no people there.
Premise: With the high-speed TGV (train ?  grande vitesse) from Paris, you can make it to Dijon for a visit to the Burgundy vineyards in an hour and a half, Lyon in two hours, or to Avignon for a Provencal adventure in under three.
Hypothesis: Dijon, Lyon, and Avignon are the only stops that the train makes.
Premise: we don't need anymore
Hypothesis: We do not need it anymore.
Premise: yeah you barbecue steaks pardon me
Hypothesis: Sorry but you burn steaks.
Premise: Auditors also need to consider whether any reliance will be placed on internal controls in designing audit procedures.
Hypothesis: Auditors need a very keen eye for details to spot all dangers to audit procedures.
Premise: The best way to enjoy a round of golf is as the guest of a Japanese friend or business associate.
Hypothesis: It's best to have a Japanese person with you because they are not welcoming of outsiders.
Premise: Were Sam, Cokie, and George demonstrating their superior news judgment or staging a pissy fit?
Hypothesis: Sam, Cokie, and George reported on the election toether.
Premise: The most motivational screening test is unknown.
Hypothesis: It isn't clear what the most motivating screening test is.
Premise: yeah i i'm guess our city you know in picking them up must take them somewhere else and get something for them
Hypothesis: Our city gets about $1/pound for them.
Premise: Instead of advocating legislation against abortion, PK instructs men to stop having sex outside marriage and to stop pressuring their wives and girlfriends to have abortions.
Hypothesis: Pk wants more abortion legislation.
Premise: The value of a premature death avoided, then, should be understood as shorthand for the value of a statistical premature death avoided.
Hypothesis: One should connect the value of premature dead being avoided and the value of statisitical premature death avoided.
Premise: They seemed to be reminiscing over old times.
Hypothesis: They were thinking about the past.
Premise: , Goodwin) argue that Roosevelt spawned the civil rights and feminist movements by putting everyone to work regardless of race or gender.
Hypothesis: After Roosevelt made everyone get jobs, newly enfranchised women and minorities began pushing for more rights.
Premise: A lot of careful planning is recommended.
Hypothesis: It is recommended to begin without any plans at all.
Premise: Second, with each of those lost sales, it loses a potential user of Internet Explorer.
Hypothesis: Nobody uses Internet Explorer anyway, so our sales don't matter.
Premise: They are identical to Tables 1, 2 and 3 respectively, except that the total annual volumes in Tables 1, 2 and 3 have been replaced with per-household annual volumes in Tables 4, 5 and 6. A comparison of figures in Tables 4, 5, and 6 with the corresponding figures in Tables 1, 2 and 3, respectively, shows that the replacement of total by per-household volume figures leaves the shares of sectors and uses in total First-Class Mail volume unchanged.
Hypothesis: They are identical to Tables 1, 2 and 3