xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Fire had taken the noble's quarters and his carriage to the ash of the sky.
Hypothesis: He was able to put out the fire quickly and saved his living quarters.
Premise: is that right well i've been lucky i've been called twice
Hypothesis: Really, I have been fortunate, I've been called twice.
Premise: How did you come to look for it?
Hypothesis: What made you search for it?
Premise: George Bush didn't ask permission to invade Panama in 1989.
Hypothesis: George Bush asked for permission to invade Panama in 1989.
Premise: Got away 'cause they met th' wagon train goin' south an' whoever was eatin' their dust huntin' them didn't seem to like the odds.
Hypothesis: The wagon train was too fast for the authorities.
Premise: Formal screening protocols are needed because clinical judgment is unreliable and subject to bias.
Hypothesis: Clinical judgments can often be biased and unreliable.
Premise: The Nation 's Katha Pollitt takes Putnam's very example, the shift from league bowling to ad hoc bowling, and suggests that [that] story could be told as one of happy progress from a drink-sodden night of spouse-avoidance with the same old faces from work to temperate and spontaneous fun with one's intimate friends and family.
Hypothesis: Katha Pollitt uses Putnam's example of changing the tone from league bowling to ad hoc bowling.
Premise: The tiny chamber in which Jesus was buried holds only six people at a time, so there might be a few minutes' wait.
Hypothesis: The enormous tomb where Jesus was buried holds hundreds of people at a time.
Premise: right the one that's like you get additional they'll pay a little bit more i think for the different procedures we just have the basic right now and
Hypothesis: People such as yourself get an added benefit, they'll pay more for the various procedures, we just have basic because we can't afford the better coverage.
Premise: Although not inclusive of all such individuals and organizations, those we contacted did not identify any entirely new categories of potentially beneficial ITbased public participation applications that had not been adopted by at least one of the regulatory agencies that we examined.
Hypothesis: Those contacted did not identify any new categories of beneficial ITbased applications.
Premise: yeah they did they put a lot of pressure on him from the outside and from the inside uh it's funny watching them them play he's probably like a lot of quarterbacks uh when the pressure is really on when it's down to the last few minutes of the game for the season is when the guys seem to really do their best
Hypothesis: He is strong since he handles all of the pressure placed on him.
Premise: one of my favorite things to do now is sit down and listen to Chopin that is played on uh piano i just you know i can just drift off into some other world just listening to that for hours if i ever have the time to do that
Hypothesis: I hate Chopin's music.
Premise: That's better, said Miss Howard more enthusiastically. 
Hypothesis: Miss Howard didn't really know what she was talking about.
Premise: YOU know who Mr. Brown is, don't you?"
Hypothesis: You are aware of who Mr. Brown is, are you not?
Premise: (Tickets for Gion Corner are usually available through your hotel or the Tourist Information Ceter. )
Hypothesis: If you need tickets for Gion Corner, you can purchase them at your hotel or the Tourist Information Center.
Premise: The Lakeland Motor Museum on the grounds has around 100 exhibits of various forms of vintage transport.
Hypothesis: There are many exhibits on vintage transport at the Museum.
Premise: Very stylish togs for tots, including fancy wear from Spain, are available here.
Hypothesis: Fancy children's clothing from Spain is available here.
Premise: Much is qualitative.
Hypothesis: Qualitative is important.
Premise: Oh, fantastic.
Hypothesis: Terrible.
Premise: The virtual copy of Benjamin Franklin blinked, confused.
Hypothesis: He had no idea where he was.
Premise: Reaching around back he drew his off-hand dagger from the sheath at the small of his back and another blade from the top of his left boot.
Hypothesis: He pulled out a dagger and a blade.
Premise: Elizabeth I left Dublin Trinity College as her legacy she founded it as a seat of Protestant learning, and it remained just that well into the mid-20th century.
Hypothesis: Trinity College is a Satan worshiping institution.
Premise: It will only take a moment for the shaft to collapse so run to the main chamber as soon as you break the barrels.
Hypothesis:  It would not take long to collapse.
Premise: perhaps for when she repairs to that quiet cottage in the central Indian jungle.
Hypothesis: The cottage is located in the middle of a city in the desert.
Premise: We have paid particular attention to the conventional wisdom that case studies are always subjective and nongeneralizable.
Hypothesis: We paid more attention to the conventional wisdom that show that case studies are always personal and nongeneralizable.
Premise: uh-huh whoa that's on the other car or your car
Hypothesis: Is that on your plane?
Premise: Within a year, the city's population had grown to 1500 brave pioneers, though the only visitors were train passengers on their way to a real city.
Hypothesis: The number of people living in the city increased to 1500.
Premise: Who could have foreseen several-hundred-percent increases in sales of pumpkin-carving kits?
Hypothesis: Pumpkin-carving kit sales are at an all time low?
Premise: I had to get space.
Hypothesis: I was happy and nothing was bothering me.
Premise: 'Go sit in the back, keep everyone else company.
Hypothesis: Keep everyone else company by sitting in the back.
Premise: well i really enjoy reading the newspaper we get the daily and Dallas Morning News and i try to look at it if i get busy  i don't get a chance to pick it up like this week i noticed several copies have been untouched haven't been touched but uh
Hypothesis: I tried to read the daily paper and the Dallas Morning News but sometimes I am too busy.
Premise: It was tall and gangly and plain looking, but it was mine.
Hypothesis: Mine was tall and gangly.
Premise: oh yeah yeah no no and it's funny you know You like to pull for the underdog and for a long time i was pulling for Denver
Hypothesis: Denver was considered the underdog most times.
Premise: Drivers should be wary of the strong cider.
Hypothesis: The cider is weak and suitable for children.
Premise: I had a wild idea of stopping at Holyhead, and not going on to London that day, but I soon saw that that would be plumb foolishness.
Hypothesis: I had a crazy idea of stopping at Holyhead and not proceeding to London that day.
Premise: Thinking over the interview, it struck me as being profoundly unsatisfactory. 
Hypothesis: The interview had been to short for me.
Premise: There may be situations, too, where graphic presentations will be more effective than tabular presentations.
Hypothesis: There is no place for tabular presentations.
Premise: They were still between him and the stairs.
Hypothesis: They were still in his way to the stairs.
Premise: The country's economy and culture are booming.
Hypothesis: The country is heading into an economic slump.
Premise: As a result, the English parliament enacted the Penal Laws of 1704, which disenfranchised the Catholic Irish; their purpose was to keep the majority of Irish poor and powerless.
Hypothesis: English parliament refrained from enacting the Penal Laws in 1704.
Premise: Fleece's Achilles' heel is that, without a nylon coating, it lacks any wind resistance--a slight breeze that wool and cotton would turn back cuts right through fleece with a nasty bite.
Hypothesis: A person who wears fleece will get cold easily.
Premise: Stewardship information will be necessary for a fair presentation of financial position and results of operations.
Hypothesis: Stewardship information can be excluded from the presentation.
Premise: well that's good so is your grandmother um impaired is she of Alzheimer's or something like that
Hypothesis: Your grandma is fine and healthy, that's great.
Premise: His men crushed sultan Ibrahim's 50,000 with cannons, hitherto unknown in India, at Panipat, north of Delhi.
Hypothesis: At Panipat, Sultan Ibrahim's 50,000 men were defeated by cannons, which were new to India.
Premise: Brown praised the recommendation for addressing a very important issue.
Hypothesis: Before, Brown was hesitant to endorse the recommendation.
Premise: oh i just right right there are so many other ways but that one just it defeated me i didn't have any answer for that one that one was just beyond my imagination
Hypothesis: I didn't have any answer for that one
Premise: yeah i have to stay up if i want to see it i have to stay up till eleven thirty and then it's all reruns and the guy that was started out in it isn't in it and anyway it's a long
Hypothesis: I have to stay up to see  but that's pretty late.
Premise: Accountants and regulators who have historically driven changes to the financial reporting model do not have the same set of needs as users of financial statements.
Hypothesis: Users of financial statements have the same needs as accountants.
Premise: But I'm glad it's not finger dwarfism, like it happened to one of my doctor friends.
Hypothesis: Fortunately this isn't finger dwarfism, like my friend ended up with.
Premise: In the Oratory of the Crib (Oratorio del Presepio) are the moving 13th-century sculptures of Joseph, the Three Kings, the ox, and the ass, by Arnolfo di Cambio (Mary and the child Jesus are 16th-century additions).
Hypothesis: Also included in the Oratory of the Crib are a group of local shepherds.
Premise: Probably about six minutes, I thought.
Hypothesis: At least five minutes
Premise:  As you'll see, this modest boulevard is where the local youngsters get together to decide how to spend the evening.
Hypothesis: Local youngsters get together in this boulevard and decide how to spend their time.
Premise: And now, to-day, he puts forward a suggestion that he himself must have known was ridiculous. 
Hypothesis: He made the suggestion the other day.
Premise: The apostle Paul arrived in a.d. 59 with his disciple Titus, whom he left behind to convert the islanders to Christianity.
Hypothesis: Titus converted the islanders to Islam.
Premise: He swung again and Adrin parried with his rapier.
Hypothesis: Adrin didn't have a rapier.
Premise: oh really i'll tell her  we're sure not staying with the PC subject subject too well are we  well how how how much memory you got have you got on your machine
Hypothesis: What capabilities do you need for your computer?
Premise: When he comes in, I'll talk to him."
Hypothesis: I'll have a talk with him when he arrives.
Premise: nobody nobody goes anywhere no one will
Hypothesis: It takes one person to lead the way for others.
Premise: My lovely little box-apartment was located on the other side of the city, behind the metro-lines.
Hypothesis: I had an apartment that was located behind metro-lines.
Premise: Living poets will continue to be eligible as well.
Hypothesis: Dead poets are singers.
Premise: well you too
Hypothesis: You as well.
Premise: The newest curators-in-your-pocket are lightweight CD-ROM based systems on which visitors can punch in the numbers on wall labels, accessing commentary on whatever interests them.
Hypothesis: The visitors have to pay a fee in order to use the system.
Premise: Thousands of people were left homeless, and countless churches and public buildings were forced to close as aftershocks continued through the early days of October.
Hypothesis: Only five people were left homeless as a result of the asteroid strike.
Premise: uh yeah i guess i am
Hypothesis: I am, but I wasn't always.
Premise: Ancient capital of the flat region of Berry on the northern edge of P??rigord, Bourges is on the road south to Clermont-Ferrand and Montpellier but worth a brief detour for those using the A20.
Hypothesis: There are a lot of flowers across the flat area of Berry.
Premise: The battle ended and Jon breathed hard, his breath coming in mist.
Hypothesis: The battle ended and Jon took deep, ragged breaths, which appeared as mist in the cold air.
Premise: a productive member of society But sadder than that he may never be able to have a normal happy life because it has strung him out so that he has anxieties now that are are almost uncontrollable i mean he he puts himself in the hospital fairly regularly thinking that you know he he's not sure if he's going try to commit suicide or not
Hypothesis: He may not ever had a normal life because it has strung him out so bad.
Premise: Consumers who used to look for malls now look for portals, and malls intend to become those portals.
Hypothesis: Malls have not attempted to change their business model in the past decades.
Premise: However, information alone may not change clinical practice.
Hypothesis: Information, on its own, will change clinical practice.
Premise: How you ever had the nerve to play your part as you did I can't think." She stamped her foot.
Hypothesis: She stamped her foot so hard the floorboard broke.
Premise: Why, the fact that Bauerstein demanded a post-mortem. 
Hypothesis: Bauerstein insisted that a post-mortem examination be held.
Premise: The metrics described here offer suggestions to be tailored for use as appropriate to particular projects.
Hypothesis: The metrics cannot be changed adn are rigid despite differences in projects.
Premise: His previous work has involved putting books through a washing machine cycle and collecting live animals, such as scorpions, snakes, and insects, and setting them to battle in enclosures filled with Chinese art objects.
Hypothesis: He has held a variety of jobs, which have included collecting live animals to sell in battle enclosures filled with Chinese art and washing books in the washing machine.
Premise: for your exercising
Hypothesis: For your lazy sleep time.
Premise: and apparently the Rangers last year won a lot of one run games
Hypothesis: The Rangers won two games in the previous year, of which only one is a one run game.
Premise: For a moment, he was on a wild charger, which reared and champed under his iron control.
Hypothesis: He had only been imagining the charger.
Premise: On the other hand, nerds evoke envy.
Hypothesis: But nerds are bullied.
Premise: For a locator map and a course-by-course description, go to &lt;www.lasvegasfreedom.com&gt;.
Hypothesis: There's no shortage of additional information available at the site.
Premise: The Romans completed the temple in a.d. 60 and as you explore the interior you can see the cartouches of Roman emperors on the walls.
Hypothesis: The temple was completed by the Romans over 1950 years ago.
Premise: Generalizing from Single Case Studies.
Hypothesis: Drawing and broadening information from single case studies.
Premise: Her application had been rejected three times.
Hypothesis: Nevertheless, she persisted.
Premise: The nearby Osaka Municipal Art Museum, near Tennoji Station, is worth visiting for its celebrated Abe Collection of 200 Chinese paintings (ninth 13th centuries) and its Ming- and Ching-dynasty ceramics (14th 19th centuries).
Hypothesis: Tennoji Station is in the city of Oslo.
Premise: Our situation is comparable to the situation Slate now faces about whether to print damning information about the hypocritical politician.
Hypothesis: Whether to print damning information about the politician is what Slate faces now.
Premise: This is part of the unrelenting psyche of the place.
Hypothesis: The place has no personality.
Premise: It was there that she met Nancy Mintie.
Hypothesis: She had no clue who Nancy Mintie was.
Premise: Breines, in the original Tough Jews , argues that the Holocaust disfigured the Jewish soul, turning the victims of fascist persecution into the fascist persecutors of another people, the Palestinians.
Hypothesis: Breines finds no corollation between Jewish persecution and Palestinian persecution.
Premise: Whether this analysis estimated the C-R relationship between a pollutant and a given health endpoint using a single function from a single study or using multiple C-R functions from several studies, each C-R relationship was applied uniformly throughout the U.S. to generate health benefit estimates.
Hypothesis: There is a C-R relationship between a pollutant and a health endpoint.
Premise: Based on the fragment, Fink speculates that the original flute contained at least six holes and was close to 16 inches long.
Hypothesis: The flute is no longer in one piece.
Premise: concludes that the preemption requirement of the final rule is necessary for the national organ sharing system to be effective across state lines.
Hypothesis: The organ sharing system relies on car crash victims for their organs.
Premise: Funding recipients may represen[t] an individual eligible client who is seeking specific relief from a welfare agency if such relief does not involve an effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law in effect on the date of the initiation of the representation.
Hypothesis: They may get clients who have particular welfare needs.
Premise: Lincoln had taken the opportunity to backtrack and outflank our men.
Hypothesis: Lincoln stayed where he was.
Premise: The companion maxim is that people often make no attempt at all to look out for the interests of others.
Hypothesis: The maxim is that people care more about themselves than anyone else.
Premise: well now see that's a good question i that's i don't know how Oakland's going to react to being uh swept in the World Series last year they could very easily uh take that as a challenge which is the way most teams naturally you know naturally do uh and and just go out and and not give anybody a chance to beat them so
Hypothesis: Oakland might try to beat every team they play against.
Premise: The Promise Keepers talk far less about abortion and homosexuality than their critics and the media do.
Hypothesis: There isn't anyone who talks about homosexuality more than the Promise Keepers do.
Premise: He wanted to see the space-ship at closer quarters.
Hypothesis: He would not go near the space-ship to save his life.
Premise: The Board appoints LSC's President, who serves as the Corporation's chief executive officer, subject to general policies established by the Board.
Hypothesis: The Corporation's chief executive officer is required to sign a contract agreeing to the general policies established by the Board.
Premise: OGDEN -- For most lawyers, full waiting rooms and appointments booked out to mid-July would equate to a lucrative law practice.
Hypothesis: Lawyers are completely irrelevant anything happening.
Premise: This attitude was fueled in part by Bennett's leaks and sound bites about what a big-haired slut she was, and reversed by an influential article by Stuart Taylor Jr. in the American Lawyer . For the same reason that the National Organization for Women can no longer give Clinton the benefit of the doubt in his sexual-harassment case, the media are now in be-extra-fair-to-Paula mode.
Hypothesis: The media did not cover the sexual-harassment case.
Premise: Recently, I've considered becoming intimate with her, but I don't know how we would fare as a couple, considering the area of political tension.
Hypothesis: On probability I feel that we would be okay as a couple.
Premise: A little boy wrote that since his father's death, his mother was having a hard time making ends meet.
Hypothesis: The mother was having a hard time making ends meet.
Premise: i find that very annoying the uh mail stuff yeah you know it's kind of irritating but it's not nearly as obnoxious as the phone calls
Hypothesis: The phone calls are worse than the mailing.
Premise: The river plays a central role in all visits to Paris.
Hypothesis: The trips and the scenery associated with the river has been the stuff of films.
Premise: However, the Palestrina choir that sings mass on Sundays is excellent, and attracts numbers of visitors.
Hypothesis: The Palestrina choir is a children's choir made up of local kids.
Premise: What I meant when I told you that you could safely confess to Papa Poirot, eh? 
Hypothesis: Papa Poirot will understand because he has done the same thing, in the past.
Premise: But can the Weinsteins, who like being the only cocks of the walk, tolerate a partner as famous and visible as they are?
Hypothesis: Could the Weinsteins, the famous banking family, handle someone with as much fame as them?
Premise: That's what it says, and that's what happens." He paused, letting the fact that he meant it sink in.
Hypothesis: He meant it when he said "that's what it says".
Premise: The city goes western with endless satellite beauty pageants, parties and dances at bars, cowboy-themed art exhibits, musical events at Downtown's Fremont Street Experience, and golf tournaments.
Hypothesis: Parties and dances at bars never happen in this city.
Premise: This incident was unusual, and yet not so very different from the APA's standard modus operandi.
Hypothesis: The incident was very common.
Premise: I lose count.
Hypothesis: Losing count as I was counting sheep.
Premise: The OPEN sign's popularity tracks that of the strip mall.
Hypothesis: The OPEN sign has some degree of popularity.
Premise: The pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty instigated many important reforms.
Hypothesis: The pharoahs of the 18th Dynasty halted the changes.
Premise: Her hand waved toward him in friendly good-bye.
Hypothesis: She beckoned toward him indicating a farewell.
Premise: right right that's true or even have you ever seen where they they'll take a watermelon and just cut the top out of it and then hollow that out and then put the fruit in the watermelon that is really neat i beat yep
Hypothesis: Putting fruits into hollowed out watermelons is really neat.
Premise: He does, does he? 
Hypothesis: He acted upon it?
Premise: the pieces that have that person
Hypothesis: The arrangements that include that person.
Premise: It includes a long, pleated skirt of homespun wool, either black or white; an apron with complicated patterns; a fine silk, long-tasselled shawl over the shoulders; and a big lace mantilla over the head, with hair braided down the back, sometimes tied by a schoolgirl ribbon.
Hypothesis: You can't cut your hair because it has to be at least 18 inches long.
Premise: Glassman and Hassett write in to say I have misrepresented their argument.
Hypothesis: Glassman and Hassett had an argument.
Premise: Most impressive is the Kerlescan alignment, 594 menhirs that form what local legend calls a frozen army.
Hypothesis: The Kerlescan alignment is made up of 600 menhirs.
Premise: It looks dated, but this rainbow-painted beachside monster is still reputed to be the finest hotel in Tel Aviv.
Hypothesis: It is painted many colors like pink and green.
Premise: I nodded, clearing my throat.
Hypothesis: I shook my head and didn't agree with him.
Premise: May I be permitted a word or two of advice? 
Hypothesis: Could I give you some advice with a few cookies?
Premise: One regular precaution before driving out into the boonies used to be marking a giant TV with adhesive tape on the back and side windows, which we believed was easy-to-spot shorthand for don't shoot, I'm a reporter.
Hypothesis: Reporters wanted to blend in completely.
Premise: John A. Adams is president-elect of the Utah State Bar.
Hypothesis: There is no state bar in the Utah.
Premise: Creatures that would refuse to harm children, under such provocation as they received, are admirable.
Hypothesis: It's admirable to see dogs refuse to harm children.
Premise: The fresh clear water comes directly down from the mountains of the John Crow National Park and fall into a deep azure pool.
Hypothesis: The waters of John Crow National park come from the azure pool.
Premise: yes sure i was also a gymnast when i was very small in a Czechoslovakian Turner Society and and yeah and had the opportunity of uh competing nationally and
Hypothesis: I never had the opportunity to compete nationally as a gymnast.
Premise: and uh i just same sort of thing they just you you sit there and read hundreds and hundreds of cases and then you get one exam for the whole semester
Hypothesis: You just read a lot of cases and get one test for the whole semester.
Premise: have you have have you seen this often
Hypothesis: How often have you seen this?