xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: There's another thing, said John suddenly, and the unexpected sound of his voice made me start guiltily. 
Hypothesis: His voice pierced through my heart like a big guilt-infused arrow.
Premise: The New York Times ' Caryn James says it undermined the whole episode, making Ambush something the show has never been before and isn't likely to be  terminally dull.
Hypothesis: Caryn James works for The New York Times.
Premise: Or will they stay the course and ask government to do more with less?
Hypothesis: Will they finally stay our course, and ask government not to use as much as they have been?
Premise: The robot was silent.
Hypothesis: The robot was making loud shrieking noises and freaked us all out.
Premise: It was here that the emperor signed the edict abolishing the shogunate and sent his carpenters round the castle to replace the Tokugawa hollyhock crest with the imperial chrysanthemum.
Hypothesis: Here is where the emperor signed the edict to abolish the shogunate.
Premise: oh they give you yeah oh oh
Hypothesis: Oh they give you popsicles
Premise: Since the 1991 cease-fire, U.N. inspectors have largely disarmed Saddam's nuclear, chemical, and biological arsenal, using random inspections and surveillance cameras to do their work.
Hypothesis: No inspections were undertaken after the 1991 cease-fire.
Premise: A few years later, a British fleet commanded by George Clifford, the Earl of Cumberland, shrewdly outflanked the fortress.
Hypothesis: George Clifford was an accomplished navy man.
Premise: Laibson's imperfect altruists face a far subtler problem--they're not just weighing costs and benefits, they're engaged in games of strategy against their future selves.
Hypothesis: Laibson has millions of alturists that follow him.
Premise: We get such a kick out that!
Hypothesis: We got a kick out of it!
Premise: Auditors should determine what steps the agency has taken to get feedback on its requirements, how the agency has handled comments or questions on a proposed RFP, and whether the agency has acted to ensure that contractor proposals are competitive.
Hypothesis: Auditors should establish whether steps have been taken to ensure that contractor proposals are competitive.
Premise: Thus pleased, he refilled his glass with the rest of the two-week ago opened Suwalki wine and glancing with admiration at his own imposing image, said:
Hypothesis: He refilled glass with brand new wine, that had been unopened.
Premise: His stay was short-lived however; the British fleet were after him and inflicted a devastating defeat on the French Navy at the battle of Aboukir later the same year.
Hypothesis: His stay was very long.
Premise: Communist leaders can't decide whether to suppress Li or co-opt him for their own agenda.
Hypothesis: Communist leaders can't decide whether to take Li to the ball or bowling.
Premise: Fortunately, the folks of Large were a generally kind and simple lot, well-disposed to beggars and not particularly observant.
Hypothesis: The people in Large were cruel and mean.
Premise: Smoke rose from the runes on her body.
Hypothesis: Smoke was rising from the runes on her body.
Premise: A walk of a few blocks can take you into different worlds and centuries.
Hypothesis: There's no way that a short walk can take you to a different world.
Premise: yeah because see what happens is they have a good backup policy and anybody can fix it and so that's what you're gonna go for
Hypothesis: They have no backup policy.
Premise: 1999: Turnout for Apocalypse Lighter Than Expected
Hypothesis: Apocalypse turnout lighter than expected
Premise: As secretary of state in 1984, he named me to be a consultant on the economic problems of Israel.
Hypothesis: Neither men wanted to take the role.
Premise: Peter, who wasn't invited to either of Harrer's subsequent weddings, told Vanity Fair , We didn't have much of a relationship--though he also claimed he has no hard feelings toward his father, whom he now sees occasionally.
Hypothesis: Peter wasn't invited to Hardee's weddings.
Premise: During the Austrian occupation, the enemy frequented Quadri on the north side, while Italian patriots met only at Florian, opposite.
Hypothesis: The enemy and Italian patriots regularly met to discuss the occupation.
Premise: Its semi-circular seats, and the Prytaneum, where archaeologists found two statues of Artemis, now on display in the Selcuk Museum.
Hypothesis: The Selcuk Museum has three seats that are still in excellent condition.
Premise: That is, so long as they don't know that we've got Jane Finn, and that her memory has returned.
Hypothesis: They took Jane Finn from us.
Premise: The preambles to the final rules state that the rules have been reviewed under Executive Orders Nos. 12372 (Intergovernmental cooperation) and 12612 (Federalism) and found not subject to those Orders.
Hypothesis: The executive orders were signed into effect by the President.
Premise: I'll look after her, sir, said Tommy.
Hypothesis: I won't look after anyone for Tommy.
Premise: Architecturally, it is also a mixture of Western and oriental styles, and a surviving part of the traditional tour that took world travelers from the West to Shepheard's in Cairo, Raffles in Singapore, the Peninsula in Hong Kong, and the Imperial in Tokyo.
Hypothesis: It is the only surviving part of the traditional tour for world travelers.
Premise: That man knows how to keep a deadline, which is very important around here.
Hypothesis: The man would never be late for a deadline.
Premise: Oh, get out! 
Hypothesis: come in.
Premise: Who wrote that piece of shit, anyway?
Hypothesis: The essay was amazing and the reader loved it.
Premise: and they'll tell you they've written something down and you
Hypothesis: They say things instead of writing anything.
Premise: is that right i've never heard of that
Hypothesis: Oh yeah I know everything about that
Premise:  If you've a boat and plenty of time to explore Ibiza's 170 km (105 miles) of coastline, so much the better.
Hypothesis: It's so much better if you have a boat and lots of time to explore Ibiza's 105 mile coastline.
Premise: This peer group benefited from the opportunity to come together to discuss the challenges and new opportunities created by the processes of state planning.
Hypothesis: The group got together.
Premise: Should such a fate befall you, there's always Divorce Online.
Hypothesis: In case, there's always the hairdresser..
Premise: Why, yes.
Hypothesis: Sure.
Premise: A Day of Service occurs on the day before the opening of a national conference.
Hypothesis: The day of service seen as tradition.
Premise: This museum documents the history of printing and displays many beautiful and rare manual printing machines dating from the early 1800's.
Hypothesis: This museum shows many beautiful sculptures from the eras long gone.
Premise: Ecology of Fear reads like a book written in the middle of the 1992 recession.
Hypothesis: The Ecology of Fear reads a lot like a book written during the 2008 recession.
Premise: But his bluff (I hoped it was a bluff) was working.
Hypothesis: I don't think his bluff was working.
Premise: Experiencing it involves sensory aphasia; an enforced departure of mind from body.
Hypothesis: When experienced, there is a sense of departure from mind and body.
Premise: [T]he naked girl and the others ...
Hypothesis: There is a naked girl.
Premise: --Andrew Pink curtains!
Hypothesis: There are green curtains.
Premise: Luckily, one can be an addict in style, he liked to repeat to himself as he inhaled another dose of funfetamine and washed it down with a Hot Benedictus cocktail.
Hypothesis: Doses of funfetamine can be taken by inhalation.
Premise: It is always futile to try to draw practical lessons from history.
Hypothesis: Its futile to draw lessons from history
Premise: The dimensions for a PJFF on a 500 MWe plant would be roughly 62 feet wide x 92 feet long x 90 feet high.
Hypothesis: A larger PJFF may be required for coal-fired plants.
Premise: you know they have we tried to have a aluminum can drive with the cub scouts that i have and we just don't have any place to store those kind of cans
Hypothesis: "We just don't have any place to store the aluminum cans."
Premise: they sure have and that's a good tree it sort of stays green most of the year you know and
Hypothesis: The tree was planted by someone the person knows.
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: It always takes at least three hours to get from Paris to Dijon via the TGV.
Premise: Since the thing was so it must be accepted.
Hypothesis: We have to accept it.
Premise: The word that is used around Doug is 'operator.
Hypothesis: Operator or its synonyms are used around Doug.
Premise: His followers were later to divide into the Digambaras ( space-clad,  i.e. , naked) and the Svetambaras ( white-clad ) you see today.
Hypothesis: Those who followed him eventually separated into two groups; the Svetambaras and the Digambaras.
Premise: After a varied history as town hall, residence, stable, and church, it was saved from plans devised by Louis XIV's minister Colbert to move it stone-by-stone to Versailles.
Hypothesis: After being rebuilt the building looked exactly the same.
Premise: The weather grew cool enough that they didn't have to stop in the afternoon.
Hypothesis: The weather was 72 degrees.
Premise: This section estimates postal labor delivery cost that corresponds to units of time in order to convert time into money in subsequent sections.
Hypothesis: Units of time come into play when averaging costs.
Premise: Anyhow, it's not your space-time, though some say it's your world."  "You mean dimensional travel?" Dave asked.
Hypothesis: Dave was familiar with dimensional travel.
Premise: Tenth month: Reproved by matron for visiting the pictures in company with one of the patients, namely: the aforementioned Lieutenant Thomas Beresford.
Hypothesis: In the tenth month, I was reprimanded by a matron for attending a movie with one of the patients.
Premise: From the little Renaissance church, there's a pretty view over the winding river.
Hypothesis: The church has at least one pleasant view.
Premise: The horse neighed, pawed with a forefoot.
Hypothesis: The horse made a sound as his hoof pounded the ground. He wanted start this race already.
Premise: Her skin seemed to turn gray, and her eyes opened to double their normal size.
Hypothesis: She looked as if she had seen a ghost.
Premise: Very slowly, a fraction of an inch at a time, he moved it round, holding his breath in his excessive care.
Hypothesis: He was holding his breath.
Premise: If the land itself is the most obvious source of French pride, the nation's cultural wealth is just as important.
Hypothesis: The nations rich culture is just as much a source of French pride as the land is.
Premise: Or just parts of it--the hostile work environment clause, say, or the gender-biased evidentiary rules?
Hypothesis: There are rules in place to protect employees from harassment at work.
Premise: It was force backing up diplomacy, insists a fuming Buchanan.
Hypothesis: Buchanan said it was using force to make people do what the US wanted.
Premise: But what an idea! 
Hypothesis: There has been no idea.
Premise: One way to get your bearings upon arrival is to walk out on the jetty known as the Ilhu de Pontinha and view Funchal as those aboard cruise ships do.
Hypothesis: There a numerous vendors set up on the jetty.
Premise: But in the preceding 333 pages, derived from notes taken during his four years in office, we have the picture of an angry and unhappy man.
Hypothesis: In the next pages, we see a very happy and cheery man.
Premise: The analysis shows that the combined costs of the air and water portions of the rule to be a capital cost of $1.
Hypothesis: $1 is the combined capital cost of the air and water portions associated with the rule.
Premise: REMSAD Version 6.40 includes improvements that address comments EPA obtained during the 1999 peer review of REMSAD Version 4.1
Hypothesis: REMSAD Version 6.4 was reviewed by the EPA.
Premise: Brown's IRB required a mental status exam to ensure patients could understand the research dimensions of the project before they could be enrolled in the study.
Hypothesis: The patients need to be sane to participate in the study.
Premise: The Jerusalem Post pointed to a novelty-seeking and risk-taking gene discovered in Israel (see International Papers for ). Michael Kelly asks Washington Post readers why we lard up the sorrow with this great and gross festival of national media blah-blah about Camelot and royalty and The Kennedy Curse.
Hypothesis: New York Post readers were asked by Kelly why we lard up sorrow.
Premise: so you so what's your what's the solution then
Hypothesis: Since you know all about high-end nuclear explosives, what's the solution?
Premise: They lack the nerd's enterprise and obsessivesness.
Hypothesis: They have just as much enterprise and obsessiveness as the nerd
Premise: yeah i mean it's still still admittedly a a a small minority but but it's an improvement it really is
Hypothesis: It is not an improvement since it is so few and far between.
Premise: If Posner tells Microsoft that, on this occasion, the government has a point, Microsoft will be hard put to disagree.
Hypothesis: Microsoft will have trouble disagreeing.
Premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.
Hypothesis: The slogan is true even though some people are not convinced by it.
Premise: We want something against him badly to prevent the Cabinet falling on his neck too freely.
Hypothesis: We don't want Cabinet to fall on his neck.
Premise: Why don't we take more time to enjoy what we have?
Hypothesis: Why not enjoy what we have instead of rushing into new things?
Premise: The interior of the island is a wonderful mixture of mountainous dark pine forest and farmland.
Hypothesis: There is only farmland on the island and not one bit of forest.
Premise: before they even do i mean they've been assigned the death penalty and they don't even do it you know
Hypothesis: Only guilty people are given the death penalty.
Premise: oh yeah we i guess there's Science Place One and Science Place Two we've only been in i think it's Science Place Two
Hypothesis: I thought Science Place two seemed like the more exciting option
Premise: Fountains, inns, religious schools, and barracks were constructed.
Hypothesis: All of these structures were built using taxpayer money.
Premise: So it was an easy decision for me.
Hypothesis: It only took me about a minute to decide.
Premise: 12988 (Civil Justice Reform), sections 3(a) and 3(b)(2) and found to meet the standards for drafting and clarity set forth in the order.
Hypothesis: The standards were exceeded when the review was conducted.
Premise: On the set, he is known for his temper, smashing cell phones and lobbing insults at colleagues.
Hypothesis: He is very calm on the set.
Premise: i don't have any of them i don't carry them he carries them i try to take them away from him
Hypothesis: I tend to carry them more than he does.
Premise: But here the insult to civil liberties becomes staggering.
Hypothesis: The insult to civil liberties never becomes staggering.
Premise: In theory, downsizing should be a way of matching the size of your work force to the size of your business.
Hypothesis: Downsizing should match your workforce with the size of your business, adjusting each year.
Premise: As proven alcohol interventions emerge, a systematic effort is needed to incorporate them into emergency department practice.
Hypothesis: With proper implementation of alcohol intervention, alcohol-related accidents could increase by half.
Premise: But even there, he recollected, the walls shook and a telephone slid off his desk as the twin towers of the former World Trade Center imploded and collapsed.
Hypothesis: His telephone landed in teh trash when the WTC came down.
Premise: A counterkidnapping industry now exists--you pay insurance, they handle negotiations and the drop.
Hypothesis: Counterkidnapping insurance is incredibly expensive and only available to the wealthy.
Premise: He is probably the funniest and smartest comedian working today, says the New York Times ' Caryn James.
Hypothesis: The New York Times complimented him.
Premise: Kitchell'd give a lot to git a hoss like that to run south." 
Hypothesis: Kitchell wanted the hoss to run north.
Premise: At the tip of the Palisadoes is Port Royal.
Hypothesis: Port Royal is at the tip of the Palisadoes.
Premise: and then you know uh for for for no real you know uh uh direct reason i guess uh we we get into uh uh a really good relationship for a while and then you know back and forth so i i was really able to to relate to the the relationship aspect of the movie between the brothers that was neat
Hypothesis: The film showcased relationships that were similar to my experiences.
Premise: i was going to say there's going to be no more Dallas reruns
Hypothesis: You can watch Dallas reruns everyday on TBS
Premise: These days, they find room for their papers in the Palais de Justice and the nearby Prefecture de Police, haunt of those fictional detectives, Inspectors Maigret and Clouseau.
Hypothesis: Two popular fictional French detectives are Inspectors Maigret and Clouseau.
Premise: The Save the Social Security Surpluses simulation illustrates the magnitude of fiscal challenges associated with our aging society.
Hypothesis: Other challenges include reduced consumption of energy drinks and beef jerky.
Premise: One of the best places to see underwater marine life is at Catalina Island, but equipment rental is also available at Long Beach, Redondo Beach, and Malibu.
Hypothesis: Malibu is renowned for its aquatic life.
Premise: An ACI system requires much less in terms of steel, labor, or other resources to install than either FGD or SCR technology.
Hypothesis: The amount of labor involved in other systems makes them much less efficient.
Premise: he says its exactly half way between Shreveport and Dallas
Hypothesis: It should take us about three hours to get there.
Premise: Drew nodded.
Hypothesis: Drew screamed "NO!" while running away.
Premise: The lighter Sai Routha reversed the grip on one of his swords, took a relaxed stance, and crossed the swords in front of him.
Hypothesis: Sai Routha decided he was no longer in danger and relaxed with his swords.
Premise: Take a left, towards the tiny village of Little Langdale.
Hypothesis: A café in the village proper is open throughout the summer.
Premise: On the evening of May 1, British political Web sites will be flooded by enthusiastic users.
Hypothesis: There will be British elections at the end of May.
Premise: uh mainly the glass the aluminum the plastics
Hypothesis: Mostly glass, plastic and aluminum.
Premise: 'It's right over-'
Hypothesis: It's location is unknown.
Premise: chemicals no chemicals in it
Hypothesis: Chemicals were in it before.
Premise: 'Of course,' Greuze said quickly, 'I wasn't at all implying-'
Hypothesis: Greuze was apologetic if it seemed as those they had been implying.
Premise: In 1967, the military took the reins of power in Athens, and until 1974, the  Colonels  held sway with a repressive and brutal regime.
Hypothesis: The reins of power in Athens were took by the military in 1967, according to the newspaper.
Premise: i know the last time i did this they came on and said
Hypothesis: This is my first time doing it.
Premise: On higher ground behind the lake is the Museum of Delos.
Hypothesis: The Museum of Delos is on higher ground.
Premise: With the Aug. 31 one year anniversary of her death approaching, British newspapers are drowning in Di, though Monday's Guardian reports that more than 2,000 anti-monarchists are expected to march on Buckingham Palace in October.
Hypothesis: 2,000 people marched in support of the queen.
Premise: The racial divide is particularly pronounced on the lower end of the economic scale.
Hypothesis: The lack of economic means appears to aggravate any racial differences that would've otherwise existed.
Premise: The source of balances for some trust revolving funds may not be predominantly exchange revenue.
Hypothesis: The source of balances for some trust revolving funds might not be mainly exchange revenue.
Premise: and it's not scratching your floor because it's so thick oh that's pretty good we painted every room in this house some of them like two three times we have two children
Hypothesis: The floor was thick, yet it left scratches all over the place.
Premise: The relationship between LSC-funded providers and their partners in the state justice community in Colorado has always been positive.
Hypothesis: There is a great deal of negativity and hostility to the relationship between LSC-providers and their partners.
Premise: Co-chaired by two LSC Board members, New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice John T. Broderick and Ernestine Watlington, the Task Force convened the first of several meetings on August 21, 2001, in Washington, D.C.
Hypothesis: The Task Force was chaired by John T. Broderick (the New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice and an LSC Board member) and Ernestine Watlington (an LSC Board member).
Premise: oh yeah that's right well we'll find out later  they've got this all reported i guess
Hypothesis: They should report this because it's an important issue.
Premise: Viral plagues such as smallpox, polio, measles, hepatitis B, rabies, and other once-terrifying scourges have only been beaten back by vaccines.
Hypothesis: Smallpox, polio and measles are some of the viral plagues.
Premise: They spoke of a statue of a woman with long twisted arms and the head of a beast.
Hypothesis: They were talking about a statue with the head of a lion.
Premise: The bleeding had already stopped entirely and his lungs seemed to have cleared themselves of the blood and froth in them.
Hypothesis: He was still losing a lot blood, so he decided to patch himself up first.
Premise: Toji was established just after the imperial capital moved to Kyoto in 794, built with wood from sacred Mt.
Hypothesis: Kyoto became the imperial capital in the late 8th century.
Premise: for for three years
Hypothesis: For 3 years.
Premise: and so what's the difference
Hypothesis: How different is it?
Premise: SUPPORT COSTS - Costs of activities not directly associated with production.
Hypothesis: It is a value that is needed to make sure production runs smoothly.
Premise: Why, he asked, should you pay the same amount to see a $2 million movie as you would to see a $200 million one?
Hypothesis: Do we spend too much money on entertainment?
Premise: Exhibits are devoted to Scottish pioneers Sir Alexander Fleming and Alexander Graham Bell, among others.
Hypothesis: The exhibit was very popular and a big deal.
Premise: There are spies all round us.
Hypothesis: There are no spies around us.
Premise: According to the earliest official accounts, the eighth-century Kojiki ( Record of Ancient Matters ) and Nihon-shoki ( Chronicles of Japan ), the islands of Japan were born of a marriage between the god Izanagi and his sister Izanami.
Hypothesis: Izanagi and Izanami created the islands of Japan through their marriage.
Premise: Punditus Interruptus II, The  One moment McLaughlin Group host John McLaughlin is asking Pat Buchanan to stop baiting Eleanor Clift.
Hypothesis: McLaughlin asked Buchanan to stop baiting Clift.
Premise: The Clinton health-care plan is a case in point.
Hypothesis: The case of the Clinton about the health-care plan is in point, said the teacher.
Premise: The well-marked Route du Cidre and Route du Fromage are good guides to the towns and villages of the area, including the picturesque village of Beuvron en Auge.
Hypothesis: Beuvron en Auge has a lot of tourist destinations for cheese lovers.
Premise: At its southern end you'll find The Old Cataract Hotel, harking back to the days of Edwardian elegance.
Hypothesis: The Old Cataract Hotel is a prime example of Ewardian elegance and can be located toward the souther end.
Premise: No alcohol.
Hypothesis: There is no alcohol.