xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: As possessors of magical power associated with ritual sacrifice and sacred utterance, Brahmins were the sole interpreters of the Vedic scriptures.
Hypothesis: Brahmins were the only ones who interpreted Vedic scriptures.
Premise: His most recent gambit--criticizing the president for proposing excessive cuts in Medicare managed-care fees--was an attempt to outflank Clinton on the left . It's clear that Lott is not the fellow to address the GOP's problem of intellectual bankruptcy.
Hypothesis: Lott is hated by Republicans.
Premise: Adjustments or corrections required because of changes after T&amp;A data were approved must be made in the payroll system and reflected in pay for the pay period to which the changes apply, when possible.
Hypothesis: Adjustments or corrections required because of changes after T&A data were approved.
Premise: Schumer, like D'Amato, is aggressive, opportunistic, and unpleasant in more ways that I care to discover.
Hypothesis: Schumer is aggressive, opportunistic and unpleasant in many ways.
Premise: Penalties due to delinquent taxes in connection with custodial activity.
Hypothesis: Rewards for delinquent taxes with custodial activity
Premise: (Boy must have made a mistake.
Hypothesis: The boy is not responsible for the error.
Premise: The New York Times ' Ben Ratliff marks the appearance of what he calls Nelson's first trip-hop song.
Hypothesis: Nelson's first trip-hop song was mentioned in the New York Times.
Premise: The highway from Kuala Lumpur and Selangor leads through Negeri Sembilan, literally the nine states federated as one in the 18th century.
Hypothesis: There is no highway.
Premise: It's true that coverage of Clinton on the campaign trail has been somewhat softer than the coverage of Dole, as even other Times reporters acknowledge.
Hypothesis: Government Executive magazine sometimes gives annual Leadership Awards and cash prizes.
Premise: I thought you were aware of that.
Hypothesis: I thought you already knew that.
Premise: then i mean all all of us are going to answer to it one day maybe or maybe not i don't know i mean no one's said for sure you know
Hypothesis: Nobody will answer to that, nobody needs to do it.
Premise: Slate doesn't get used up by being used.
Hypothesis: If you use Slate, it is still useable.
Premise: On this Republican  Of course I'm out as a Republican.
Hypothesis: I used to be a Democrat before I became a Republican.
Premise: yeah a lot of people are you going to buy one of those minivans or you going to buy a full size
Hypothesis: Not many people are, actually.
Premise: A ten-minute walk to the north is Toshodaiji, which boasts rare examples of ancient architecture and sculpture.
Hypothesis: japan is famous the world over for its architecture.
Premise: At the far end are the Place J??ru?­salem and an old synagogue.
Hypothesis: There are no Jewish places.
Premise: In 2000, IOLTA collected $16.
Hypothesis: IOLTA collected thousands of dollars that year.
Premise: you end up loosening it up and then of course you don't have any
Hypothesis: I will forever have it.
Premise: HAVING A GOVERNMENT PROVIDER
Hypothesis: They wished they had a government consultant.
Premise: Rudy Giuliani's Senate campaign reports that he has already signed up 11,000 volunteers on the twin Web sites RudyYes.com and HillaryNo.com.
Hypothesis: Rudy Giuliani's campaign claims that he has set up 11,000 volunteers on two twin websites, RudyYes.com and HillaryNo.com
Premise: You're only half human.
Hypothesis: You have many other parts.
Premise: because it's out on video now but it's still playing at the dollar theater i'm glad i got to s ee it there rather it's TV just doesn't have the same impact
Hypothesis: It was playing at the dollar theatre, so that was better than watching it at home. I ended up watching again at home and it was not as good.
Premise: Ca'daan painfully turned and saw a tan skinned man with a thick mustache and braided beard talking to a man in fine cloth and thick boots.
Hypothesis: He saw the other man with a beard talking to someone.
Premise: I'm married to Mr. Angry at the World.
Hypothesis:  MY husband never acts like Mr. Angry at the World.
Premise: Audit Steps 1. Determine whether the solicitation document 
Hypothesis: Step 2 - Destroy all evidence of tampering
Premise: However, they can also interfere with the interview by suggesting non-cooperation, interfering with the candidness of the self-report, and trying to protect the patient from the intervention in some misguided attempt to help.
Hypothesis: The patients often reject the attempts to help.
Premise: It now houses Iraklion's City Hall.
Hypothesis: Iraklion's City Hall is housed somewhere now.
Premise: The Giudecca takes it name either from the Jews (giudei) who lived here prior to the Ghetto's founding or from the giudicati, nobles banished here by ducal judgment.
Hypothesis: The Giudecca is named after the giudicati nobles.
Premise: um uh we're just trying to talk ours into getting a laser printer
Hypothesis: We are trying to talk ours into purchasing from us.
Premise: hum that is odd i was drug tested uh not for the job i have now but for the prior job uh but i know that they sent that the job i had before that well the job i have have now requested my uh uh my uh medical record from my old company
Hypothesis: They wanted to check my drug tests to see if I had ever used cocaine.
Premise: Not until that supremely attractive female butt crossed my radar in Nordstrom did I start to feel better.
Hypothesis: Looking at attractive women always puts me in a sour mood.
Premise: Too bad they didn't have a luminary like Gould to explain that to them.
Hypothesis: Gould would have been able to clearly explain the situation to them.
Premise: Personally, I think the Bush camp is acting like brats that didn't get everything they wanted at Christmas.
Hypothesis: I believe that the Bush camp is acting outrageous and unprofessional.
Premise: Crockett said legal help gives domestic abuse survivors a way to rebuild their lives.
Hypothesis: Legal help usually damages people's livs.
Premise: yeah the one thing i wish we could recycle is magazines but they claim that because of the way they're bound they uh it's too expensive to recycle them at my office we have
Hypothesis: Magazines are so easy to recycle that they pay you money for them.
Premise: Voting is underway in the Person of the Century thread, which, created before the recent Time magazine survey, aims to identify, once and for all, the person who has most influenced the century.
Hypothesis: Ten thousand people voted for the Person of the Century.
Premise: Around the harbor you'll still find a fishing industry based on small family-owned boats, and small workshops in the narrow back streets that still manufacture by hand.
Hypothesis: People in the area still make handmade items and families that make thier living fishing. It give the town a very quaint feel.
Premise: Tell us what you saw at the hole in the sky.  A scream tore from the throat of the thing, and its hands came up to its eyes, tearing at them.
Hypothesis: The thing tore at its eyes and screamed.
Premise: Well, there wasn't much to tell not till we've seen him.
Hypothesis: When we've seen him, we had something to tell, said the boyfriend.
Premise: Your mother must have brought you up well after all.
Hypothesis: You have no manners whatsoever.
Premise: and so um some of the dips are like um chick peas mashed with um sesame
Hypothesis: Some of the dips have grilled chick peas stacked on them.
Premise: uh but but we don't you know don't use them a lot uh
Hypothesis: We hardly work with those ones.
Premise: Kashmir was divided between both India and Pakistan, pending a plebiscite which has never been held.
Hypothesis: Kashmir was divided between the China and Japan.
Premise: because it's really going downhill up there
Hypothesis: Things continue to improve.
Premise: I feel like a fool.
Hypothesis: I am feeling foolish right now.
Premise: In the Virginia Steele Scott Gallery you can view American paintings from the 1730s to 1930s, while the Arabella Huntington Collection features Renaissance paintings and 18th-century French decorative arts.
Hypothesis: The Virginia Steele Gallery and Arabella Huntington Collection both display paintings.
Premise: right that does seem to be a problem that even the Poles faced when uh i think they're one of the earliest experimenters in in trying to get a capitalist uh economy going and some of the things that showed up is um i hate the term worth it work ethic but that seems to be the one that's tied to it
Hypothesis: Capitalism can only work in a country that consists of people with strong work ethics.
Premise: that's right and that is a that is a definite choice uh
Hypothesis: It's forced.
Premise: Ensconced in a large home abutting a small park, Schultz enlarged his driveway and, with the definitive grace of a successful CEO, erected a Citizen Kane autograph-model gate.
Hypothesis: The neigbors are very upset that Schultz made his driveway larger and put in a gate.
Premise: i don't know i tell you what they've uh they've got a big enough payroll they need to uh uh
Hypothesis: I think they have enough payroll to last they a lifetime.
Premise: Jon looked to Thorn and saw recognition in the big man's dark eyes.
Hypothesis: Jon didn't gain any recognition from Thorn.
Premise: He'd had a series of victories in various types of powered vehicles, including a victory on land at Daytona Beach in Florida, before coming to Coniston in 1967 to attempt to break the world record in speed boating.
Hypothesis: He already had a string of victories before attempting the break the world record in speed boating in 1967.
Premise: and uh we have a lot of bad stuff it just really  gets me depressed even to watch it
Hypothesis: There's a lot of bad stuff and it depresses me.
Premise: The sociologist Nathan Glazer reviewed Slavery for Commentary and gave a copy to his friend Daniel Patrick Moynihan, then an aide to President Lyndon Johnson.
Hypothesis: Nathan Glazer is a sociologist who gave more than one copy of Slavery for Commentary away.
Premise: Booby Traps plenty of opportunity to go awry.
Hypothesis: Lots of chances for things to go wrong.
Premise: Particularly impressive is the way that the influence of the Milliken Men cuts across the usual political lines.
Hypothesis: The influence of the Miliken Men is pretty impressive.
Premise: His confidence in Sir James was growing.
Hypothesis: He thought little of Sir James due to his lack of tact.
Premise: Would the ethics cops have complained?
Hypothesis: Do you think the ethics cops would have complained?
Premise: Auditors must be independent both in fact and appearance in order to be credible.
Hypothesis: The credibility of an auditor relies on their impartiality.
Premise: Ron Hubbard's mmmphphph ...
Hypothesis: Ron Hubbard
Premise: And the Medici's taste and means did permit a considerable number of masterpieces.
Hypothesis: Medici was very poor an could not make any masterpiece because of it.
Premise: yeah well you're just about there i think it's
Hypothesis: The political campaign you are working on is going well I think you're there.
Premise: It does not demand certain and prompt victory.
Hypothesis: It does require that they win right away.
Premise: Press Policy GAO does not initiate press conferences, but senior GAO officials may participate in press conferences held by Members of Congress, if requested.
Hypothesis: Press Policy GAO does not hold press conferences.
Premise: A lawyer of any kind would help, otherwise they assume youre a deadbeat, the man said.
Hypothesis: Any lawyer would help, otherwise assume you're a deadbeat.
Premise: They think he will be an elder of the village some day," said Susan.
Hypothesis: Susan thought that Jared might become an elder one day.
Premise: Scary rodent-borne viruses are making a comeback across the country, not just in Southern California.
Hypothesis: Rare viruses have sickened two million people.
Premise: Perhaps something had happened when he was captured but now it was quite clear.
Hypothesis: He didn't know what the villagers had done to his body.
Premise:  Jon stepped back.
Hypothesis: Jon was disgusted by it
Premise: but i think we ought to start right here at home i'm  you know
Hypothesis: We ought to start far away from here.
Premise: well if you've been here for three years you didn't get here the year they had the big freeze and stuff here did you what was that eighty eighty four
Hypothesis: They had a huge freeze around three years when you were here.
Premise: He retaliated by filing one against her.
Hypothesis: He let her off the hook.
Premise: News , with a news you can use education cover package.
Hypothesis: You can use education cover package with news.
Premise: Legislators and other government officials, and the public want to
Hypothesis: The public doesn't want the government to do anything
Premise: Will he want one as got into a brawl about his third day in town?
Hypothesis: Is he the type to want to get into a fight?
Premise: We do not need your help, said Oden.
Hypothesis: Oden said, we do not need help from you.
Premise: feel bad yeah i don't drink anymore but i can remember
Hypothesis: I don't drink anymore because I had a problem but I remember.
Premise: Exactly, said Tuppence.
Hypothesis: "No way, Jose!" Tuppence said.
Premise: Hollywood Road in the Mid-Levels above Central is the most famous antiques street in Hong Kong.
Hypothesis: The most famous antique street in Hong Kong is Hollywood Road.
Premise: Key components of the state's planning and coordinating structure include the 
Hypothesis: The coordinating structure of the state includes a central office to handle audits..
Premise: Prices that recognize costs send signals to mailers concerning the work that needs to be done.
Hypothesis: SIgnals are sent to mailers to ensure the work it's done, said the manager.
Premise: well you know TI you know TI offers some good stuff and then i think there's i mean i think there's some negatives but there's going to be some negatives anywhere you know no matter where you go i have you know all this is the first really large company i've worked for i've always been involved in little small you know individual privately owned  owned firms and so i've never had the the big benefit package so i really don't know how to compare it to other big companies you know it when i came on it was great see because i had never had anything even close to what what they offered so i've been real pleased
Hypothesis: I do not have, and have never had, a benefits package from a job.
Premise: They now often do the same to strolling visitors.
Hypothesis: They greet visitors the same way they do the locals.
Premise: The program continued with an interview with Dr la Berg from Switzerland, who opened the first clinic in the world, where this new revolutionary method named after him was being performed.
Hypothesis: The program had an interview with Dr la Berg.
Premise: Austrians crush insurrection; national political movement (Risorgimento) begins
Hypothesis: The Risorgimento was born as a result of the Austrian oppression.
Premise: it really is it it really is you know uh that was always a a major problem in our marriage what i have always identified is i am basically good with money it i don't really need a budget to tell me not to spend it i think that comes from never having enough you know i'm always afraid of  i'm going to need some and where will it be
Hypothesis: I always need a budget to stop me from spending too much.
Premise: Named after the abolitionist, Schoelcher is proud of its reconstructed Benedictine monastery.
Hypothesis: There are no monasteries anywhere in Schoelcher.
Premise: Only we kept to it, 'cause it would give us a stake.
Hypothesis: It would give us a stake and it was our last option.
Premise: I nodded, and started to leave.
Hypothesis: I nodded as I left the church.
Premise: Interest costs include any reimbursable interest paid by the reporting entity directly to providers of goods or services related to the acquisition or construction of Federal mission PP 
Hypothesis: Interest costs include some interest paid by the reporting entity.
Premise:   Decision papers, memoranda, or other records of
Hypothesis: Decision papers are documents about certain decisions.
Premise: for retirement you know
Hypothesis: For when we are still working.
Premise: Well, said Tommy, picking up the Daily Mail again, "DO it.
Hypothesis: Well, Tommy said, grabbing March 2nd's issue of the Daily Mail.
Premise: Room 1: The 14th-century Coronation of the Madonna of Paolo Veneziano, first of the city's great masters, glowing with characteristic Venetian color and texture.
Hypothesis: The Coronation of Madonna of Paola Veneziano lacks the color generally ascribed to Venetian work.
Premise: Go forth and cover culture and the arts.
Hypothesis: No one should write about culture.
Premise: You wouldn't believe it of them.
Hypothesis: It sounds from another world when they say it.
Premise: On clear days, enjoy a view high over the Adriatic and all the way north to the pink-tinged Dolomites.
Hypothesis: The Adriatic can be seen in all directions.
Premise: It is odd. Poirot nodded. 
Hypothesis: It is odd, we both agreed.
Premise: The federal government has recognized that mitigating risks to our nation's critical computer-dependent infrastructures, many of which are privately owned, is a serious challenge requiring coordination and cooperation among federal agencies, public and private-sector entities, and other nations.
Hypothesis: Federal agencies and public sector entities will have to coordinate with others but the private sector and other nations will not.
Premise: If a man does his job and makes no trouble, his past does not matter.
Hypothesis: A man's past matters no matter what.
Premise: yeah in seventy four
Hypothesis: I am now seventy four.
Premise: The rack-and-pinion railway that once labored up the ferociously steep hill closed in the 1930s, but the railway station is still here, its arches visible over the perfectly clipped public gardens Jardim do Monte (established 1894).
Hypothesis: The railway station managed to survive thanks to the citizens' donations.
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.
Premise: but that's because i'm allergic to the grass
Hypothesis: That's because I have an allergy to the grass.
Premise: well there's a tremendous amount of money alright
Hypothesis: There's no money involved.
Premise: Many saw it as a contest between democracy and dictatorship, or, from the other side, between order and Red chaos.
Hypothesis: The contest did not reflect a struggle between dictatorship and democracy.
Premise: well my my real feeling about about the purpose of undergraduate education is it's really the time yes you do get an education you do learn some things but you eventually forget most of it
Hypothesis: You end up forgetting most of what you learn in college but it is good to go for networking purposes.
Premise: Who is he, and why does he need to be anonymous?
Hypothesis: Who is this guy that doesn't want anyone knowing how much he donated?
Premise: Kamehameha, as chief of the Big Island, not only got his share of guns, but finally captured a cannon and ship.
Hypothesis: He was the chief of the a tiny village.
Premise: People (for the most part) didn't find Mapplethorpe's X Portfolio photographs objectionable because they depicted homosexuality.
Hypothesis: Homosexual content was the main complaint we here about Mapplethorpe's X Portfolio photographs.
Premise: But the fact is that MS has been very careful not to use its undoubted power to practice any crude, obvious version of what is known in the trade as vertical foreclosure.
Hypothesis: Many critics expected MS to abuse it's power to gain vertical foreclosure.
Premise: Sure, the FDA's efforts are done in the name of kids.
Hypothesis: THe FDA hates kids.
Premise: yeah yeah well see i belong to the fitness center so i feel like i have to go to the aerobics class to get my money's worth you know
Hypothesis: I'm a member of the fitness center, and I got to aerobics class.
Premise: With few exceptions, reporters aren't pressing McCain about his role in the Keating Five campaign-finance scandal.
Hypothesis: Reporters, almost all of them, aren't pressing McCain about the scandal.
Premise: Still, in the vast sweep of history, a 50 to 60 percent approval rating isn't particularly great--it's about where President Kennedy's lowest job-approval rating sat.
Hypothesis: Kennedy's approval rating was above 80 percent.
Premise: I am in the lab.
Hypothesis: I'm at the dental lab.
Premise: In a few moments, there was no sign of them.
Hypothesis: No one knew where they were.
Premise: and that that that's the way it would be you know it's like
Hypothesis: There is no other way for it to be.
Premise: uh-huh yeah whenever we get enough saved we we stick it in a CD for a while and then uh
Hypothesis: We attempted to invest using CDs.
Premise: The simple, serene style of landscaping, with rocks, gravel, and a few shrubs, draws on the precepts of Zen Buddhism that had such a special appeal for the austere samurai.
Hypothesis: The samurai practiced Zen Buddhism in order to get close to nature.
Premise: Check the PGA website at &lt;www.pgatour.com&gt; for complete information on tournaments and on other golf events.
Hypothesis: The PGA website also sells tickets to golf events.
Premise: This natural force has been venerated by man since early times, as shown by the cave-temple of Pan, to whom the Syrians and Greeks dedicated the stream.
Hypothesis: The cave-temple of Pan was originally carved out by the stream.
Premise: The two men looked distracted but they fought strong and fast.
Hypothesis: The two men focused completely on a slow and steady fight.
Premise: But should we refer instead to the beginning of the Polish round-table negotiations?
Hypothesis: Is it better to refer to the beginning of the Polish round-table negotiations?
Premise: Adrin listened intently.
Hypothesis: Adrin listened very closely.
Premise: Remnick does not manage his material so as to prove that Russia is bound to succeed, or doomed to fail (the Economist ).
Hypothesis: To the Economist, Remnick doesn't manage his material in that sense.
Premise: But no political campaign is worth sacrificing our principles.
Hypothesis: We can let go of our principles in this campaign.
Premise: The evidence presented by the parties on the contingency issue was determinative.
Hypothesis: The evidence made it very clear that the contingency issue was very serious.
Premise: and so it's you know it makes it convenient but at the office when i you know we can uh on our system and i imagine on most systems you can just route it directly to the answering service
Hypothesis: Our office does not have a system that routes it directly to the answering service.
Premise: Those farms got warning letters and will be inspected again, he said.
Hypothesis: The farms were allowed to continue what they were doing.
Premise: I see uh-huh
Hypothesis: Yes, I understand.
Premise: Beside that magnificent blaze of color Shiloh was drab, a shadow about to be put to flight by the sun.
Hypothesis: Shiloh had a magnificent color.
Premise: The data shows steady growth in construction industry employment at the national level during the 1992 to 2000 period.
Hypothesis: During the 1992 to 2000 period a steady rise in employment in the construction industry is visible.
Premise: Building on last year's grant, the TIG 2002 award to Potomac Legal Aid Society (PLAS) allows the program to reach the area's underserved Asian American community.
Hypothesis: Building on last year's grant, more and more money was put into the fund
Premise: One of Topham's dark eyebrows, so in contrast to his silvery hair, slid up inquiringly, and he grinned at Drew's involuntary but emphatic nod.
Hypothesis: Topham's hair had been brown before it turned silver.