xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: One of their most spectacular monuments is the annual market-festival at Pushkar held each year in November .
Hypothesis: Pushkar is held in November every year and Noshkar in December.
Premise: No portion of delivery institutional costs is considered to be volume variable, however, because route structure generally does not change as volume drops.
Hypothesis: There are many ways as to how the delivery institutional costs won't be considered to be volume variables.
Premise: What's this?" He stepped forward, and put his arm round Jane as she swayed uncertainly.
Hypothesis: Putting his arm round Jane, he stepped forward and smiled at them.
Premise: Five points short.
Hypothesis: Something has the exact amount of points needed.
Premise: For example, you could require parental consent.
Hypothesis: Instead of parental consent, a guardian's consent might suffice.
Premise: The inscriptions state how  he of gentle visage and beloved of the gods,  as he described himself, was filled with remorse and converted to the non-violent teachings of Buddha.
Hypothesis: He described himself as being gentle and favored by the gods.
Premise: The rules specify limited required supporting information, allow the Service to explain the unavailability of otherwise required data, and also streamline procedural scheduling.
Hypothesis: They did not follow the rules and gave anyone the information.
Premise: The castle was extended, and in 1582 the Town's College (the precursor of the University of Edinburgh) was founded.
Hypothesis: The castle was extended in the year 1563.
Premise: I went to high school with Fred Fournier, and believe me there's nothing to admire.
Hypothesis: I've never met Fred Fournier before today.
Premise: And perhaps that was an over-calculation.
Hypothesis: The calculation was probably wrong.
Premise: The lawyer shrugged his shoulders.
Hypothesis: The lawyer didn't move at all.
Premise: Sales of different types of Government assets.
Hypothesis: Government assets can be sold.
Premise:  If you're the equestrian type, then this is a good way to see the offbeat side of Ibiza the unspoiled interior where life is still refreshingly simple.
Hypothesis: Traditional food can be found in the interior of Ibiza.
Premise: A banner at the top of a Web page just isn't the same as a luxurious two-page color spread.
Hypothesis: A headline at the top of a web page isn't the same as a three-page color spread.
Premise: yeah that's true  most of them probably wouldn't do something like that although there are a lot of kids who would do it just to get away from their parents
Hypothesis: Many kids would do that, but the pay would also have to be good.
Premise: executive performance and accountability for change management will therefore be critical to the success of the federal government's transformation.
Hypothesis: The government is using Executive performance and accountability to transform.
Premise: Who knows? he answered.
Hypothesis: Who is aware? he asked.
Premise: uh oh yeah  have an intellectual role of Big Bird that's pretty good
Hypothesis: All of these additions to Big Bird's role really improve the character.
Premise: On the  A smiling Bill Gates proclaims, Why We Will Win.
Hypothesis: Bill Gates is positive that they will win.
Premise: A horse rode past fast, a huge red stallion.
Hypothesis: A big red horse rode past.
Premise: In the Underworld?
Hypothesis: in hell
Premise: It is also essential to consider it when weighing the merits or ills of a proposed change in tax rates.
Hypothesis: Tax rates are not usually changed due to the many ills they bring.
Premise: Start at the Place de l'Etoile (officially Place Charles-de-Gaulle, but nobody calls it that), preferably at the top of Napoleon's gigantic Arc de Triomphe, from which you'll get a good view of the 12-pointed star formed by the avenues radiating from the arch in a tour de force of geometric planning.
Hypothesis: The avenues are very disparate, with little to no organization.
Premise: Today it is one of the widest and longest boulevards in North America, showcasing the many faces of Los Angeles.
Hypothesis: Many faces of Los Angeles are showcased today.
Premise: Frenchman's Cove, a little farther east, is also beautiful.
Hypothesis: Frenchman's Cove is one of the four beautiful locations in the region.
Premise: you know i i agree with that because i see people that i know a again from high school that i still keep in touch with that didn't go to college and
Hypothesis: I still keep in touch with people from high school that didn't go to college.
Premise: Faubourg Saint-Honore offers the luxury of jewelry shops and haute couture; the Champs-Elysees claims the first-run cinemas, airline companies, and car showrooms.
Hypothesis: The clientele in Faubourg Saint-Honore have a higher dispensable income, but the crowd at Champs-Elysees also have money to spend.
Premise: No one would care that much.
Hypothesis: People will care that much.
Premise: The cook, more leisurely, was still busy in the kitchen and, if she missed the other, would only suppose her to be turning down the beds.
Hypothesis: The cook was no longer in the kitchen, as he had gone on break.
Premise: Pro bono attorneys are a valuable asset for low-income people who have legal problems.
Hypothesis: Poor people can benefit from lawyers who do pro bono work.
Premise: From his offices in Koreatown, Iwasaki, a soft-spoken former O'Melveny &amp; Myers attorney, quietly engineered a merger between a much smaller Legal Aid Society of Long Beach and his program, the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles.
Hypothesis: Iwasaki also has offices in locations other than in Koreatown.
Premise: In the case of Prusiner's prize, the Nobel Committee has settled for enthusiasm and single-mindedness.
Hypothesis: The committee had chosen excitement and determination.
Premise: He is always spoken of by the unassuming title of 'Mr. Brown.'  
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown has always been a humble man.
Premise: After more than a decade of conversion from an insider Mob town to a family-friendly attraction for Middle America, Las Vegas is again on the verge of its next phase top notch resort city.
Hypothesis: The reputation of Las Vegas has changed over the years.
Premise: Online auctions worsen the winner's curse by increasing the number of bidders.
Hypothesis: Online auctions get hundreds of bids.
Premise: Flynt says he was parodying these stereotypes, but the film carefully avoids raising the issue.
Hypothesis: Flynt says he was parodying these stereotypes but he does not even know what a stereotype is.
Premise: yeah uh it's tempting it's got to be it's got be horribly tempting for those for those
Hypothesis: It is really tempting.
Premise: The 200 page report, the company says, merely pointed out that the Chinese rockets had faulty soldering.
Hypothesis: The rockets didn't have any issues.
Premise: The devil!
Hypothesis: A fallen angel!
Premise: well yes well i know i was in Atlanta and you could walk out the bar with your drink in your hand but here let me put that in a paper cup for you  so that was strange but
Hypothesis: Walking out of a bar with a drink in hand is normal in Atlanta.
Premise: yeah yeah let's see what other social changes in the past ten years oh i guess between men and women i've seen a lot of changes in terms of women feeling like they have to have a career be mom be everything superperson
Hypothesis: Women are making more money these days because they are deciding to have kids and careers.
Premise: Thanks to misinformation unrivaled since the pre-FDA patent-medicine era, however, alternative therapies have become a $14 billion market, which is growing by as much as 30 percent annually.
Hypothesis: Unproven alternative medicine is now worth billions due to lack of correct information.
Premise: As one paper reported, Both Vernell and Pamela visited Dahmer's apartment often.
Hypothesis: Both Vernell and Panela visited Dahmer's apartment often.
Premise: and uh we went to a good resort and the instructors were there uh took a liking to the kids so next thing you know they're they've got the kids off on the uh some of the bigger slopes
Hypothesis: The instructors were't very good.
Premise: In the town of Hiraizumi just a 20-minutes bus ride from Ichino-seki Station you'll find a temple dating from the late Heian period (early 12th century).
Hypothesis: There are no temples in Hiraizumi.
Premise: The commission seems to be giving some credence to the claimed benefits of the merger, while hedging its bets on the competition issue by shoring up Office Max and seeding healthy retail conflict in scores of communities.
Hypothesis: The benefits of the merger were disclaimed by the commission.
Premise: But it works.
Hypothesis: However it works.
Premise: yeah uh and it's frightening and and and a couple of these scientist down there have been screaming about this for some time now and of course uh Australia is the one that's going to you know suffer the most because uh that main whole that's over the uh Antarctica continent continent you know uh it it expands out over Australia and at certain times of the year
Hypothesis: It is quite scary, and scientists have been shouting about it for a while.
Premise: Dad and your father are walking around.
Hypothesis: Our moms are walking around.
Premise: Don't say it. 
Hypothesis: It shouldn't be said.
Premise: The fee component of the subsidy cost is required to be disclosed separately.
Hypothesis: The fee has to be separate so that people will see it and understand that there is a fee.
Premise: 170 "So long, Cousin Jane.
Hypothesis: Saying goodbye to Cousin Jane.
Premise: Wanniski, who invited Farrakhan to a conference last spring, argues that a Republican-nation alliance could guarantee an unbeatable electoral majority for the GOP.
Hypothesis: Wanninski believes that a strong Republican alliance will help in their political strategy.
Premise: If the tides change with the position of some heavenly body, then we can build cams that have shapes like the effect of the moon's orbit, and gear them together in the right order.
Hypothesis: It wouldn't take us long to construct some cams.
Premise: The main highway south passes through the towns of Petit Canal and Morne-? -l'Eau, both characteristic of rural, agricultural Guadeloupe, and through Pointe Pitre's heavily populated satellite district of Les Abymes.
Hypothesis: The main highway doesn't goe through the towns of Petit Canal and Morne.
Premise: yeah that's it i had fun watching the Super Bowl last year because the the Giants' coach looks like my sister's boyfriend
Hypothesis: The Giant's coach has the same eyes as my sister's boyfriend.
Premise: Suppose you tell me …  There was something very magnetic about Mr. Carter's personality.
Hypothesis: Mr Carter has a magnetic personality and he can hypnotize people with his voice, can you tell me more about him?
Premise: You see, it's this way.... Out in th' breaks there's a bunch of Rebs-leastways they claim as how they's Rebs still holdin' out.
Hypothesis: Out in the island theres a bunch of squirrels.
Premise: employing management and engineering practices that are disciplined and effective.
Hypothesis: The benefits of these improved practices were noticed right away by management.
Premise: It placed particular emphasis on seasonal
Hypothesis: Winter in particular was a source of great consternation.
Premise: Ca'daan nodded.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan nodded his head in agreement.
Premise: well uh the hobbies that i pursue in my spare time are crafts and uh i've been involved in making uh hat stand and uh rag dolls and uh different type hats with um flowers and roses you know and uh that kind of thing straw hats and all that kind of stuff
Hypothesis: I like making crafts as gifts for people in my spare time.
Premise: A. a cuddly memory B. an adorable artifact C. a precious puffball D. a child's stuffed animal based on memories E. a zoo-confined rarity
Hypothesis: it's easy to think about a time when you were young
Premise: And another preoccupation was weighing on Tommy's mind.
Hypothesis: Tommy was focused and there was nothing weighing on his mind.
Premise: If my actions won't, in the big scheme of things, make a teeny, tiny spot of difference, and the Web as we know it is doomed eventually whatever I do, is it moral of me to download those huge film-and-sound files that I might someday like to see, eventually discarding them without even opening them just to get back the local disk space?
Hypothesis: Is it okay for me to download all 8 seasons of Sex and the City even if I don't watch it?
Premise: As the prototypes are tested, failures occur and, in fact, are desired so that the product's design can be made more reliable.
Hypothesis: A product's design can be improved with prototype testing.
Premise: In the federal arena, including federal programs managed by state organizations, computer-assisted activities must be implemented consistent with all protections of the Privacy Act of 1974, as amended by the Computer Matching and Privacy Protection Act of 1988, and other privacy statutes.
Hypothesis: The Privacy Act of 1974 has never been amended.
Premise: Accordingly, she lurched suddenly off the bed and fell on her knees before Mrs. Vandemeyer, clutching her skirts frantically.
Hypothesis: Suddenly she staggered off the bed and she fell on her knees.
Premise: Even if gross national saving were only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy could grow to some extent because replacing worn-out and used capital with new equipment tends to bring improved technology into the production process.
Hypothesis: If gross national saving was only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy would still grow at least 5%.
Premise: And yet, these sad-faced, cigar-munching Amos and Andy figures--which seem to date from the time when white actors yielded to black in those roles--have a racially ambiguous pathos.
Hypothesis: Amos and Andy figures are very tolerant.
Premise: Generalizing from Single Case Studies.
Hypothesis: The information can't be generalized on the basis of what was seen in the single case studies.
Premise: 5 million at the Irish box office over the past three months, making it by far the biggest-earning film in Irish history.
Hypothesis: The film earned five million at the box office, but it is not the top earning movie in Irish history.
Premise: Its terrace affords the best (but not free) view of the coast.
Hypothesis: The terrace is extortionately expensive to visit.
Premise: This assumption is made to ensure proper calculation of the ozone statistic used in the exposure-response functions.
Hypothesis: An assumption is used to make the ozone calculation.
Premise: well they i guess we our our age is showing when we  when we think that
Hypothesis: Nobody could guess our age by what we think.
Premise: It's unnerving to hear the muse speak at last, as if a character had escaped from fiction to tell her story for the first time.
Hypothesis: The muse has finally spoke, and it is a bit unnerving.
Premise: On the corner of Mercaderes and Obispo is the recently renovated, 1920s-era Hotel Ambos Mundos; Hemingway lived on and off in room 511 for a couple of years during the 1930s.
Hypothesis: Hotel Ambos Mundos is recently renovated and it has now become a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
Premise: I don't say she wasn't surrounded by 61 sharks, she was. 
Hypothesis: She wasn't the only one who was surrounded by the sharks.
Premise: A red flag means that swimming is dangerous and a black flag means that no swimming is allowed.
Hypothesis: A yellow flag indicates that it is safe to go swimming.
Premise: Provence has been popular for centuries; the monuments of the Roman Empire still stand proudly in Orange, Arles, and N?®mes, as do the medieval strongholds in Les Baux and Avignon.
Hypothesis: Provence is a popular spot.
Premise: Since time immemorial, the volcanic soil has produced a profusion of tomatoes, olives, walnuts, grapes, oranges, lemons, and figs.
Hypothesis: Tomatoes, olives, walnuts, grapes, oranges, lemons, and figs can not grow in the volcanic soil.
Premise: they have no concept of it it's against their church
Hypothesis: They were all for their church.
Premise: Traditional thick cotton sweaters can still be found on Mykonos (ideal for evening in the late season), although outlets are rapidly closing to make way for contemporary boutiques.
Hypothesis: Outlets are becoming less popular than boutiques.
Premise: The role of particular hormones may be like the role of green wires in an electronic device.
Hypothesis: Some hormones might be compared to the role that purple wires play in electronics.
Premise: Today it stores land-registry papers and is the haunt of solicitors and professional researchers.
Hypothesis: It used to store land-registry papers before burning down.
Premise: I shall go for that fellow Japp, when I next see him!"
Hypothesis: The speaker will not go after that fellow.
Premise: oh yeah it's too nice been too nice of a weekend
Hypothesis: The weekend was an utter disappointment.
Premise: The Kentuckian swallowed blood from his lip and glared at Muller.
Hypothesis: The man from Kentucky had a bloody lip from fighting.
Premise: uh but i mean let's face it today's today's uh means of communications we could uh very well a newscaster could very well give away away a piece of top secret information
Hypothesis: There is never any secret information.
Premise: and uh they they do it on a random basis i'm not sure how they can guarantee that everybody is going to be tested within five years if it really is random
Hypothesis: They do it whenever it is really random.
Premise: large if not too large
Hypothesis: It was small if not too small.
Premise: and and there's no way that you can get him unless it's by force
Hypothesis: Get him with the weakness in you.
Premise: Why had he not let them know that he was still working on the case? 
Hypothesis: He had told them that he was still working the case.
Premise: He felt dazed.
Hypothesis: He was in a daze.
Premise: I cannot guarantee a cure, he pointed out.
Hypothesis: I am not certain about a cure.
Premise: If we stay together, we can kill them all.
Hypothesis: If we stay together, we will die.
Premise: A Longevity Test lets you calculate your life expectancy.
Hypothesis: After taking a Longevity Test, you'll know how long you'll probably live.
Premise: 'That's Stage Three.'
Hypothesis: I was told about Stage Four.
Premise: yeah exactly jump at it
Hypothesis: Yeah, you should jump on it.
Premise: The executive is assigned to a certain number of projects during the year in light of the size of the executive's regional office.
Hypothesis: The executive must work on a number of projects during the year.
Premise:  Dave stared up at the mottled dome above him and at the dull clod--certainly a mandrake--who was still carrying the sample.
Hypothesis: The clod was never carrying the sample.
Premise: However, because the number of households has been increasing every year, the replacement of total by per-household volume figures produces annual growth rates which are lower than those shown in Tables 1, 2 and 3. That is, the positive annual growth rates in Tables 1, 2 and 3 shrink in Tables 4, 5 and 6 and the negative rates augment in absolute terms.
Hypothesis: It is expected that the number of households is going to increase next year also.
Premise: To make direct reservations with a hotel, we have included addresses (all in California, abbreviated CA) and telephone/fax numbers.
Hypothesis: To make a reservation, just stop in.
Premise: When Norm called in June to ask if I would participate in an R2000-1 postmortem conference, I agreed on the condition that (1) I speak before Gene and (2) that I not be subjected to Florida's erratic weather.
Hypothesis: Norm told me I could not go to the conference.
Premise: He bulldoggedly opposed the women's rights movement, other civil-rights crusades and decolonization, objects Time . Roosevelt has better crossover appeal, since, in addition to defeating Hitler, he expanded economic opportunity through the New Deal (and gets credit for his wife's contributions to feminism and social justice).
Hypothesis: He defeated Hitler.
Premise: There was something in the quality of his smile that made the girl's usual readiness desert her.
Hypothesis: She was deeply attracted to him and his amazing smile.
Premise: It recreates in stone the field tent the pharaoh used when on military campaigns, with the central row of columns higher than the outer, meant to hold an imaginary canvas high above the head.
Hypothesis: The pharoah went on military campaigns and stayed in a tent.
Premise: oh that does sound like fun it's a little bit of a ways
Hypothesis: It would take us an hour to get there.
Premise: North of the square-shaped port, Monte-Carlo is the center of the principality's luxury.
Hypothesis: Monte-Carlo is run down, impoverished and decrepit.
Premise: Hurriedly, I tore off their outfits.
Hypothesis: I took off her dress.
Premise: But see, the coffee-cup is absolutely smashed to powder."
Hypothesis: The bowl is smashed.
Premise: (Kohler's Dictionary for Accountants) HUMAN CAPITAL -Expenses incurred for education and training programs financed by the Federal Government for the benefit of the public and designed to increase or maintain national economic productive capacity.
Hypothesis: Education and training programs are not financed by the Federal Government.
Premise: oh do you but still uh-huh well you know it's funny that you say that because um our grocery store uh i personally i think the grocery stores in Rochester are very they'll allow you to bring your own like um Tupperware thing like your own container
Hypothesis: The grocery store is helpful, it's much easier to bring in my own Tupperware.
Premise: Precisely what are your views? Precisely what are you saying?'
Hypothesis: I don't care what you think, shutup.
Premise: Areas served by roads have been built up and tend to be crowded at the height of summer.
Hypothesis: The roads had been built to serve the great demand for access to the pristine beaches.
Premise: If only I could be certain that I was not being overlooked! 
Hypothesis: I just wanna be sure that they are not failing in noticing me.
Premise: you can't trust legislators anyway
Hypothesis: Legislators have our best interests in mind.
Premise: i really was i was hoarse getting out of there and maybe i just laughed so hard the first time that i didn't have it i mean it just wasn't as funny the second time because i had just gone overboard the first time i don't know but
Hypothesis: I have only tried it once, and I'm still to give it another try.
Premise: He has become as repetitious, pontificating, and slothful as the worst D.C. pundit--as ridiculous as the political reporters he mocked in Fear and  On the Campaign Trail '72 . Thompson poured acid on Nixon because he honestly believed Nixon was a devil.
Hypothesis: Thompson remained a humble and measured critic of the going-ons in D.C.
Premise: Recognizing that the Internet effectively wipes out national borders, and fearing that the development of new technologies may be impeded by inconsistent tax policies, the federal government has been studying the issue of international tariffs on Internet transactions.
Hypothesis: The government doesn't conduct studies on anything.
Premise: In the overcrowded cities, just drop your bags off at the hotel, and then park your car.
Hypothesis: Always park you car first and then take your bags to the hotel.
Premise: Look here, Slim, you mean that's a ship from another world.
Hypothesis: That looks like one of our ships.
Premise: A major Web site dedicated to pro bono, called ProBono.net, is seeking firm to mount and maintain pages within its site dedicated to particular issues.
Hypothesis: The web site wants some pro bono help.
Premise: The standards do not cover accounting for the plan per se as distinct from the administering entity.
Hypothesis: The accounting for the plan is not an independent entity.
Premise: Angling conditions are generally best in the winter from October to mid-January.
Hypothesis: Winter offers the best fishing.