xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Unlike the 1980s, when the economy's leading figures often seemed to be people like Michael Milken and Boone Pickens, who were speculators in that classic populist sense of the word, the people who get the most attention and respect today are almost all businessmen who spend their time making things, not playing with other people's  Bill Gates, Michael Dell, or whoever.
Hypothesis: The kind of businesspeople who get attention has changed since the 80s.
Premise: But they concentrated their power more for commercial than military gain, showing a taste for the good life rather than a hunger for an empire.
Hypothesis: They were more interested in getting money than in conquering more land.
Premise: well it was worth the buck i guess
Hypothesis: I think it was worth the buck.
Premise: Crowell  and  Moring may take on an Employment Law page.
Hypothesis: Crowell was the first to take part on the Employment law page.
Premise: 'Wait!' I protested.
Hypothesis: I protested and told them to wait.
Premise: yeah you can force their hand more or less but see somebody that old they don't know
Hypothesis: You can force them to do something if they are young.
Premise: Red wasn't his real name, either, but its appropriateness was obvious.
Hypothesis: Red was a pseudonym, but it was quite apparent why he went by it.
Premise: Readers may vote once in each of the four events.
Hypothesis: There will be four events to vote in.
Premise: well, you could argue that Metabolife wins.
Hypothesis: You could argue that Metabolife wins do to a legal technicality.
Premise: And given that his columns are ephemera, why shouldn't Will give them up for his true love?
Hypothesis: Will's columns are short-lived, so why shouldn't he forgo them in favor of what he really likes?
Premise: In 1811 Mohamed organized a grand banquet and called all the notable mamelukes to attend.
Hypothesis: In 1811, Mohamed attended a banquet.
Premise: A program like this would mitigate environmental and congestion problems as well as quality-of-life concerns.
Hypothesis: A program to speed up traffic would help quality-of-life concerns.
Premise: You'll soon notice how easy it is to get a cheerful early start on these islands.
Hypothesis: It is so easy to start your day in a cheerful mood on the islands because of the beautiful weather.
Premise: This strategy would attempt to broaden the focus of current research activities to include the ED.
Hypothesis: This would allow us to include many different people in our work, but we would have to cut some people from the research team.
Premise: That's a question about politics, not economics, so maybe it's best directed to a different sort of expert.
Hypothesis: The question couldn't be answered by a non-expert.
Premise: The deep?­-water port allows cruise ships and even aircraft carriers to anchor, so the sandy beaches and colorful waterfront cafe and restaurants can become quite crowded.
Hypothesis: The cafe and restaurants are always deserted and empty.
Premise: What he ought to have done, what any sane man would have done, was to remain patiently where he was and wait for his man to come out again.
Hypothesis: What he did was very risky and stupid.
Premise: How very quaint.
Hypothesis: That's very sweet
Premise: right it curbs the appetite and helps with the calories and all that stuff
Hypothesis: yeah, it makes you less hungry, which leads to consuming fewer calories
Premise: That's the lot, he murmured, and rang the bell.
Hypothesis: He murmured and decided not to ring the bell.
Premise: I was bound to succeed.
Hypothesis: I knew failure was inevitable.
Premise: While libertarians have endorsed giving the Postal Service to its employees, there don't appear to be any commercial calls for privatization (no doubt the $27 billion in government-guaranteed pension liabilities is a factor) or challenges to the USPS monopoly on first-class delivery.
Hypothesis: Libertarians haven't endorsed giving the Postal Service to its employees.
Premise: um yeah an and if somebody raises a stink about it you can always go before the association and argue your case anyway
Hypothesis: If someone makes a fuss about it, you can address the association.
Premise: He opened his mouth, and found that the thickness was back.
Hypothesis: He opened his mouth and spoke without barrier.
Premise: It's neither and both.
Hypothesis: It might be both.
Premise: Louis XIII had hoped to turn his favorite hunting ground into a modest retirement home, but his son and heir made it the center of a universe, proclaiming his own grandeur in an edifice of brick, marble, gilt, and crystal.
Hypothesis: His son and heir went against Louis XIII's wishes.
Premise: i remember when i was real little i we all went to some kind of scary movie and it was like this house big house had a basement and there was all these weird things going on in the basement you know and i was scared to death of our house had a basement for years
Hypothesis: I've never watched a horror film and don't plan to.
Premise: This is also where you'll find our regular columnists--such as Paul Krugman on economics, Jacob Weisberg on culture, David Plotz on politics, David Edelstein on movies, Anne Hollander on fashion, and more.
Hypothesis: These columnists work for several different publications.
Premise: If you are travelling independently, be sure not to miss the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, where David's Spring waterfall will wash off the desert dust, and hyraxes and ibex leap across the rocks (get here early in summer to avoid the crowds).
Hypothesis: Ein Gedi Nature Reserve is the largest reserve in the country.
Premise: yeah yeah get the kids interested in it too so
Hypothesis: Yeah get the kids' attention also.
Premise: Swashbuckling swordsmen and jousting horsemen are commemorated here in a display of authentic battle flags, trophies, shields, and weapons.
Hypothesis: Swordsmen and jousters are honored here.
Premise: Patient driving is always a good idea, but timidity is not helpful in the Paris rush hour.
Hypothesis: Driving timidly is not going to help during Paris' rush hour.
Premise: at this site, where you should click unfURLed .
Hypothesis: There is nowhere to click on the site.
Premise: There are nine features of case study evaluations that merit special discussion.
Hypothesis: Eleven characteristics in this study merit their own analysis.
Premise: and uh i know here you know you don't have to have any reason you can just go and vote
Hypothesis: You don't have any reason; you can just go and vote.
Premise: yeah i have a question to ask you about gardening though you know those what are they called the they called uh roly-poly bugs that's what my son calls them anyway
Hypothesis: Hey mom I have to ask you what those roly boly bugs are called, the blue ones?
Premise: But in the 1870s, under the Colonial Office, the handsome profits gained from exporting Malayan tin through Singapore forced the British to take a more active role in Malay affairs.
Hypothesis: The British were missing out n the profit from exporting Malay tin.
Premise: The train lurched.
Hypothesis: The train jerked suddenly.
Premise: Fried country chicken, soups, and grills are specialities.
Hypothesis: The fried country chicken is made of 100% organic meat.
Premise: to to change that bumper covering of the plastic cover
Hypothesis: Change that bumper covering of the metal cover.
Premise: From a procedural perspective, the legal soundness of rate or mail classification changes by contract alone is doubtful because the only means of making such changes recognized in the Reorganization Act are the procedures prescribed in Chapter 36 of Title 39.
Hypothesis: Congress intended this result with its limitations to the ability to make these changes.
Premise: yeah well did you move from the the Northeast
Hypothesis: Did you move from the Northeast to the South?
Premise: Hargarten suggested that we do not have to ask federal agencies to make research on alcohol problems in the ED a high priority.
Hypothesis: Hargarten asserts that we don't need to ask federal agencies to place importance on research on alcohol problems in the ED.
Premise: oh it's fun jazzercise is really fun
Hypothesis: Jazzercise is fun.
Premise: I gathered that must be so from your letter.
Hypothesis: Your letter told me that must be true.
Premise: In times of a downturn in the economy, they demonstrate a commitment by the full court, and by attorneys in Illinois, to assume responsibility for those unable to afford legal services and for those lawyers who need compassion and help.
Hypothesis: Statistics show the Illinois program served an increase of 20% during the recent depression.
Premise: At least ten of the demon-touched riders had been cut down on the bridge.
Hypothesis: 10 riders died on the bridge.
Premise: I want to use my successful background as an insider to change that.
Hypothesis: I want to change the world.
Premise: Environmental Protection Agency over the past five years.
Hypothesis: The previous five years.
Premise: 99, really necessary?
Hypothesis: Is the number required?
Premise: The precocious theorist anticipated the 1990s
Hypothesis: The theorist looked forward to the 1970's.
Premise: She felt, and rightly, that before the strain of attempting further intercourse with Albert, it would be as well to fortify herself with a good supply of local colour.
Hypothesis: She felt that she should prepare more before continuing intercourse with Albert.
Premise: "Senor Kirby knows his business,"the Mexican admitted.
Hypothesis: The mexican man admitted that Señor Kirby knows his stuff.
Premise: Convinced that corporate largess and government programs barely dent the nation's legal needs, the law schools are urging graduates to buck tradition, pass up big salaries and ignore mushrooming student debt to join tiny neighborhood practices or simply start their own, all with an eye toward charging no more than their clients can afford.
Hypothesis: Law school graduates are being encouraged to pass on big salaries.
Premise: From Lincoln to Wilson it was 34, and since Wilson it has been 25.
Hypothesis: From Lincoln to Wilson it was 99.
Premise: Investors' recent flight from quality, as you might call it, was not completely irrational.
Hypothesis: Investors lack of quality recently is somewhat rational.
Premise: The Greens i find to be very handy
Hypothesis: I find greens convenient for weeknight meals.
Premise: Lines requiring achingly-long waits are commonplace year-round.
Hypothesis: Long, agonizing waits are normal at all times of the year.
Premise: Today, in the offices of the Legal Services Corporation of Iowa young attorneys are providing legal assistance to the children and the grandchildren of the clients I tried to help 27 years ago.
Hypothesis: The offices of the Legal Services Corporation of Iowa shut down several years ago.
Premise: It is retarded under certain conditions, none of which, however, appear to have been present in this case. 
Hypothesis: All of the conditions mentioned have appeared in this case.
Premise: Continue along the Quai Saint-Nicolas to the Musee Alsacien at num?­ber 23, a group of 16th- and 17th-century houses appropriate to the colorful collections of Alsatian folklore.
Hypothesis: The Musee Alsacien is located at number 23.
Premise: The Justice Action Group undertook responsibility for overseeing the work of a number of task forces for specific issue areas.
Hypothesis: The Justice Action Group was reasonably concerned that the task forces wouldn't have the resources and experience to accomplish the work otherwise.
Premise: And you came very near success.
Hypothesis: You were far from winning.
Premise: America's reputation is at an ebb in U.N.
Hypothesis: America's reputation in the UN is bad.
Premise: The red-nosed, mustachioed fellow with a beret on his head, a crumpled cigarette drooping from his lip, and a long baguette or two under his arm certainly does exist and can be seen in all regions of the country.
Hypothesis: The fellow wears a beret to accentuate his mustache.
Premise: He also taught at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and was a frequent lecturer at professional seminars throughout the United States.
Hypothesis: He prefers to be a guest lecturer at seminars over teaching at his University.
Premise: It must be pointed out that the cost model is used to estimate costs over an extreme range of volume.
Hypothesis: The cost estimate will be lower if some members of staff are fired.
Premise: Were we seeing it tonight?
Hypothesis: We will be seeing it tonight.
Premise: The narrowness, the deadly monotony of it, almost drove me mad." She paused a minute, and added in a different tone: "And then I met John Cavendish."
Hypothesis: I was in awe the sheer power of her speaking voice that held me entranced.
Premise: In some cases, it may be necessary to present and characterize financial data in ways that differ from traditional financial reporting and to supplement traditional data with nonfinancial data.
Hypothesis: Financial data alone is satisfactory for the presentation.
Premise: In addition, the National Audit Office (NAO) in the United Kingdom uses the review results in its annual audits of DWP's financial statements.
Hypothesis: NAO uses the results in it's annual audits of financial statements.
Premise: They mounted up and rode hard in the crags, down into the valley and two days later they came to Fena Dim.
Hypothesis: It took them three long months of riding to get to Fena Dim.
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 was having trouble finding words.
Premise: Involving employees in planning and sharing performance information can help employees understand what the organization is trying to accomplish and how it is progressing in that direction.
Hypothesis: Communication with he employees can help with he growth of company.
Premise: Then, I said, much amused, "you think that if you were mixed up in a crime, say a murder, you'd be able to spot the murderer right off?"
Hypothesis: It is always possible to identify a murder if you are involved in such crimes.
Premise:  A self-administered Short Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test (SMAST).
Hypothesis:  The SMAST will be given by law enforcement officers.
Premise: Although the islands saw little action, as the war went on they could see that Athens was slowly losing its power.
Hypothesis: The war over Athens was fought predominantly in the islands.
Premise: This millionaire mecca is a testament to the region's unparalleled success.
Hypothesis: The permanent financial decrease affects the area and only lower class people live here.
Premise: 9 An accumulating body of evidence supports these calls for intervention.
Hypothesis: There is no evidence that supports a need for intervention.
Premise: As a satisfactory graphic is developed for one site, the evaluators turn to the next site.
Hypothesis: A satisfactory graphic was developed for one site.
Premise: This position, which has not been challenged by any prior administration, is reflected in the many congressional requests we receive to review agency processes for a broad variety of activities.
Hypothesis: Previous administrations felt our position was a positive influence on the government.
Premise: He re-read Sir James's letter, and shook his head.
Hypothesis: Sir James seemed to have the writing ability of a small child.
Premise: provide evidence that long-term PM exposure leads to the development of chronic bronchitis in the U.S.
Hypothesis: Chronic bronchitis might be caused by long term exposure to PM.
Premise: If you are completely inexperienced, there are several ways to overcome your lack of knowledge.
Hypothesis: There is more than one way to learn more if you don't have experience.
Premise: and it is and i just i can't believe this the record temperatures that have were here last summer that
Hypothesis: It got really hot over here last summer.
Premise: Beck, whom I find a consistent delight, seems to draw from less mainstream stuff--a hybrid of Prince and that terrific high-tech British duo Godley Creme (who had a pop incarnation as 10cc).
Hypothesis: I never liked Beck, whose music was trite and predictable.
Premise: Revaluation of capitalized property, plant, and equipment.
Hypothesis: Capitalized property can be revaluated every month.
Premise: Each of them ate in silence.
Hypothesis: They ate very loudly.
Premise: The sizeable stainless-steel Geode sphere, made of 6,433 reflecting triangles, houses a cinema with a 360e movie screen 36 m (118 ft) in diameter.
Hypothesis: The Geode sphere is large enough to house a cinema.
Premise: In preparation for our trip, I spent months studying Italian soccer on television.
Hypothesis: I didn't bother studying for our trip.
Premise: Lico was never seeking this, but the president recognized a quality in him.
Hypothesis: The president saw a quality in Lico, even though he did not look for this.
Premise: Staff knowledge of procedures ought to play some role in following these procedures, for instance.
Hypothesis: Staff knowledge about government regulations helps employees follow their guidelines.
Premise: NSIAD is using the findings in this way, as part of its ongoing work on bilateral initiatives.
Hypothesis: The NSIAD is continiung work on bilateral initiatives.
Premise: yeah i remember mother and dad always turned on the Grand Ole Opry
Hypothesis: My mother and father owned a television.
Premise: Life was governed by seasons of planting, tending, and harvesting.
Hypothesis: Schools calendars and events were scheduled around farming needs.
Premise: The Swords.
Hypothesis: The objects.
Premise: This makes Pundit Central quite anxious, since reviewing the commentariat is his job.
Hypothesis: Its the role of the Pundit Central to review the commentariat.
Premise: She agrees with me that one must set an example of economy. 
Hypothesis: She agrees that one must set an example.
Premise: 'We have all day.'
Hypothesis: We don't have time.
Premise: Saqqara was the final resting place for the rulers of Memphis and constitutes the largest royal graveyard in Egypt.
Hypothesis: Memphis' rulers didn't really have a final resting place, so were just cremated and placed anywhere.
Premise: Four: The Second Night
Hypothesis: The fight was going into the second night.
Premise: She hardly needs to mention it--the media bring it up anyway--but she invokes it subtly, alluding (as she did on two Sunday talk shows) to women who drive their daughters halfway across the state to shake my hand, a woman they dare to believe in.
Hypothesis: She wasted away without a single person knowing her name or story.
Premise: One of the most powerful exhibits is a single a human shadow left imprinted on the steps of the Sumitomo Bank at the moment of the flash. 
Hypothesis: You can see a human shadow that was captured by the flash outside Sumitomo Bank.
Premise: It meant explanations, and general awkwardness.
Hypothesis: It means awkwardness as well as being annoying.
Premise: An interpretation that required the alien to be continuously present throughout the course of the litigation would confront indigent aliens with the Hobson's choice of either accepting representation or visiting their families abroad.
Hypothesis: Aliens have to choose whether to accept representation or visit their families abroad under an interpretation.
Premise: I decided to take that as a yes.
Hypothesis: They did not answer at all.
Premise: Built on Roman foundations, the castle was erected in the late 13th century to keep the Scots at bay its strategic position affords good views of the surrounding lowland.
Hypothesis: In the late 13th century the castle was built to defend against the Scots.
Premise: This first critical success factor focuses on the role of the senior executive of the enterprise in developing a culture that includes the CIO in senior-level decision making and that assumes the potential of IT in creating value for the enterprise.
Hypothesis: Companies can be successful without appointing a CIO who values IT.
Premise: For unto everyone that hath shall be given, and he shall have  but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.
Hypothesis: No one that hath shall not be given unto.
Premise: You never knew with The Salmon Corporation.
Hypothesis: The Salmon Corporation was unpredictable.
Premise: The island is heaven for anyone who enjoys being outside, whether your taste runs to gentle walks or hardcore hiking.
Hypothesis: The islands are not great for people that enjoy being outside.
Premise: yeah we get something on the door about every week
Hypothesis: We receive something on our door each week.
Premise: The train's interior was rickety.
Hypothesis: The train's interior was well made, I felt safe.
Premise: (Could this provide an evolutionary explanation for the romantic associations we have with the moon?
Hypothesis: Do we have romantic associations from the moon through our genetics due to natural selection?
Premise: yeah i i cast a ways i'm not highly proficient but it's fun
Hypothesis: I'm great at it but I hate it.
Premise: One of the joys of fishing in Japan is taking the catch back to your Japanese-style inn and having the cook grill it for you or turn it into sushi or sashimi (depending on your degree of faith in the cleanliness of Japan's highly polluted rivers).
Hypothesis: Japanese fishermen never cook their own fish.
Premise: Whose flat?
Hypothesis: Whose residence?
Premise: We look around our own solar system, and what appears to be common are planets that have no life whatsoever.
Hypothesis: It seems planets around us have life.
Premise: The cable car up to Le Br??vent (2,525 m/8,284 ft), northwest of Chamonix, will give you a panoramic view of the whole north face of Mont Blanc and the Aiguille du Midi.
Hypothesis: The cable car ride will cost you five euros.
Premise: and um from a technical standpoint it wouldn't have been a lot more difficult to have built it in Nicaragua but the the United States uh had some and i've forgotten what the political influence was but there were economic ties then the issue of of of if if it's in the economic interest of the United States uh do we go in and and prevail and and uh in other words do we make the world a safer democracy but if there's no economic benefit
Hypothesis: Nicaragua would have been the hardest place to build it.
Premise: 3Federal  Debt Management Actions and Future Challenges (GAO-01-317, February 28, 2001).
Hypothesis: There are no possible future challenges regarding debt management actions.
Premise: Ask the tourist authority about its interesting Heritage Tour from Kowloon and other countryside tours .
Hypothesis: The tourist authority is often recommended to anyone new or lost to the area, locals are always willing to help too.
Premise: From some other country.
Hypothesis: The country is the same country the person saying is line is from.
Premise: If there were a package of interventions that providers could document and be reimbursed for, that would ease acceptance by practitioners and help institutionalize these new practices.
Hypothesis: The only thing that would ease acceptance by practitioners is to make a reimbursable package of interventions.
Premise: Under subsections 32902(a) and (f), the standard is to be the maximum feasible average fuel economy level that the Secretary decides manufacturers can achieve in that model year taking into consideration technological feasibility, economic practicability, the effect of other Government
Hypothesis: The auto manufacturers get to base fuel emissions as they want.
Premise: The preamble to the rule contains summaries of the aforementioned assessments.
Hypothesis: The preamble is included in an effort to further clarify the rule.
Premise: She brought a record player, we brought our 45s (my contribution was Rock Around the Clock), and two dozen 11- and 12-year-olds danced for two hours!
Hypothesis: We brought the record player and she had the 45s.
Premise: and who's going to have the power over what they want to establish in this one world you know community they're always talking about it all the time
Hypothesis: and who will be in charge of the establishment in this single community