xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Weider Nutrition International offers Cold-Free zinc acetate lozenges, which it claims have higher zinc concentrations.
Hypothesis: Weider Nutrition International says that the acetate lozenges have a much lower zinc concentration.
Premise: From the Japan Railways station at Kita (North) Kamakura, about an hour from Tokyo on the Yokosuka line, you can easily reach six of these temples.
Hypothesis: The Japan Railways Station at Kita is the fastest way to reach the six temples.
Premise: According to Ferguson, Pinker's seeming endorsement of infanticide in a recent New York Times Magazine article exposes the ethical failings of the wildly popular new branch of science.
Hypothesis: Infanticide is a scary and really bad concept.
Premise: Like each excess ton of sulfur dioxide, each ton of excess nitrogen oxides or each excess ounce of mercury is a separate violation.
Hypothesis: The law states that each ton should be separately punished.
Premise: You can observe the football (soccer) phenomenon, with the tifosi (fans) in full cry.
Hypothesis: The soccer phenomenon hasn't exactly caught on, and it can be difficult to observe any fans.
Premise: The mood achieved by the Bas?­lica, shaped like a Greek crose is one of devout magnificence.
Hypothesis: The Baslica is shaped like a Greek crose.
Premise: In a few cases, we toured the organizations' facilities and observed practices in operation.
Hypothesis: We were pleased with what we were able to observe of the operational practices.
Premise: Consecrated in 1908, the church is a handsome Neo-Romanesque structure with a relatively small, bright, modern interior.
Hypothesis: The church resembles those built in the Roman style and is bright inside.
Premise: yeah it that's very similar
Hypothesis: They are different words for the same thing.
Premise: The occupation of Crete did not end until May 1945.
Hypothesis: This ended over 200 years of occupation.
Premise: The dog that did bark but no one noticed--the political turmoil in the three great South Asian nations of India, Pakistan, and Indonesia, which now are well on the way to passing the three northern Asian nations of China, Japan, and Russia in population (Indonesia is fourth, Pakistan just passed Japan to seventh, India will soon pass China to first).
Hypothesis: India has very few people.
Premise: (Actually, the king of Cyprus didn't get in.
Hypothesis: He actually didn't get in.
Premise: because there's no the answer is not being given to them in the court system and i think initially when our country was set up it was set up with God and it was really an integral part and no you can't you can't force people but i think people are hurting and they're out doing crack sitting on the street they were the kind of people that i think mostly we would want to receive it if it was presented to see i don't know i guess i'm kind of frustrated that you know we've gotten away from the Christian basis that our court system was founded upon i mean it reeks of the Bible just the whole thing the whole system and so i feel like if that was presented more openly and not just relying upon and para church ministr y to come in and do it but that the system itself you know you know what i mean
Hypothesis: The system does not depend on religion.
Premise: We are often invited to parties and dinners at some really splendid homes owned by wealthy acquaintances and clients of both my husband and me.
Hypothesis: We are invited to seven parties a month at very exclusive homes.
Premise: Table 1 further shows that the total payments to industrialized countries would increase from $ million to $ million, a 118 percent increase (In column 1, compare line 1 to line 4).
Hypothesis: These payments are for the purchase of capital goods.
Premise: Not everyone is deflating however.
Hypothesis: Everyone is not deflating.
Premise: the next thing
Hypothesis: The next thing.
Premise: And count me among those who do.
Hypothesis: Don't expect me to be involved at all.
Premise: GAO testified on the need for the four land management agencies to act quickly to develop a framework to spend funds effectively and to account accurately for what they accomplish with the funds.
Hypothesis: The agencies did not spend the funds effectively.
Premise: Dennis Cass was not the only New Quiz entrant who suspected he was being tricked into saying something he'd regret later.
Hypothesis: While Dennis Cass was the only one who voiced his concerns, many New Quiz entrants were probably being tricked.
Premise: How the Mind Works , by Steven Pinker (Norton).
Hypothesis: How the Mind Works is Steven Pinker's only published work.
Premise: His ideas may be terrible--some of them certainly are terrible--but at least they are new.
Hypothesis: Most of the ideas are new.
Premise: We will examine, and reject. 
Hypothesis: It will take us a long time to examine.
Premise: The central fountain depicts Cybele, a controversial Greek fertility goddess, serenely settled in a chariot pulled by two lions.
Hypothesis: The controversy surrounding Cybele is largely due to her appearance in most depictions.
Premise: yeah their very corrupt like the Panamanians Panamanians are were very corrupt
Hypothesis: The Panamanians were very corrupt, for example.
Premise: The SEC tries to create deterrence and be measured in imposing sanctions.
Hypothesis: Sanctions sometimes involve cash payments to injured parties.
Premise: If the property is distributed to a state or local law enforcement agency or a foreign government, revenue is not recognized by a Federal Government reporting entity.
Hypothesis: Revenue can not be recognized by a Federal government reporting entity if there is a distribution of property to a state, but they are thinking of changing this idea.
Premise: It will be some time before both sides establish better mutual understanding.
Hypothesis: It will take no time before there is better mutual understanding between both sides.
Premise: The horse turned and still the Kal fought with it.
Hypothesis: The animal escaped leaving the man to cry on the rocks.
Premise: uh-huh do you have one of those straight edge things to put underneath when you're doing the baseboards
Hypothesis: you have several straight edge things to put underneath when doing the baseboards
Premise: Visibility impairment in national parks, wilderness areas and urban areas also continues to be a problem.
Hypothesis: There are larger problems than visibility impairment in national parks.
Premise: 'Should I bow? Am I supposed to bow or salute or-'
Hypothesis: I was very nervous and asked how to greet.
Premise: The Congress has been extremely concerned about the government's ability to prevent intruders from accessing government's extensive computer and information systems.
Hypothesis: Congress is worried about how the government can protect their computer systems.
Premise: Industrial society, wrote Clark Kerr, president of the University of California at Berkeley, in 1960, might undermine freedom 'in the workplace,' but the compensation was the greater range of 'alternatives in goods and services,' and thus 'a greater scope of freedom' in Americans' 'personal lives.
Hypothesis: The greater scope of freedom in Americans' personal lives brought by the industrial society is worth the price that we will pay.
Premise: Can you give us no help in solving it, monsieur? interposed Poirot, speaking for the first time since we had entered the room. 
Hypothesis: Poirot kept his mouth closed.
Premise: Therefore, this report summarizes the collective discussion and does not necessarily represent the views of any individual participant or GAO.
Hypothesis: This report is a detailed account of the collective discussion.
Premise: It is just an idea of mine, explained Lawrence. 
Hypothesis: Lawrence had a plan for robbing the bank.
Premise: I believe you, said the old gentleman, chuckling, and pinched her ear in high good-humour.
Hypothesis: The old gentleman chuckled and then pinched her ear.
Premise: But it can't, because the gambling industry has become so powerful that it's politically untouchable.
Hypothesis: Politicians are loath to interfere with the gambling industry.
Premise: no that's for sure i mean it's it's kind of sad when you have to give them more than one life sentence in order to insure that they're going to stay in for a while i mean you know even that's what
Hypothesis: It's sad that their sentences get reduced to a quarter of what they were.
Premise: If there are any problems in town, Don Lorenzo Sierra, here, is the alcalde and they must be referred to him."The captain favored Rennie with a last glare and was gone.
Hypothesis: The captain smiled at Rennie, then left.
Premise: it's okay you can get started there
Hypothesis: You can get started on the website and then start working on your own
Premise: Memorandum to Jim DeMocker, Office of Air and Radiation, Office of Policy Analysis and Review, US Environmental Protection Agency, March 31.
Hypothesis: Jim DeMocker is not associated with the Office of Air and Radiation.
Premise: This kept his name in the papers for months, and forced him to give a six-hour long deposition to Hamilton's lawyer, a portion of which appears for the first time in Alexander's book.
Hypothesis: His name was in the papers for over 10 months.
Premise: The museum authorities have made heroic efforts to help you find your way through the labyrinth.
Hypothesis: There are no museum authorities to help you.
Premise:  After centuries of peace and productivity, the year a.d. 426 marked the beginning of an era of strife, violence, and destruction.
Hypothesis: in a.d. 426 very little peace and productivity carried on.
Premise: He tapped it, and it rang.
Hypothesis: He never touched the phone, then it rang.
Premise: But the chats are basic Q and A' Chatters ask routine questions, the candidate types back a canned response.
Hypothesis: The chats can be understood that by anyone with an education.
Premise: yeah yeah yeah oh let's see what oh i guess i've got a two year old so we do Sesame Street everyday
Hypothesis: I enjoy Sesame Street more than my 2 year old does.
Premise: on the uh grass area it's kind of hard to keep grass in certain areas and i'd never really thought about that but but we're pretty much at the very top of this little hill and all the runoff from from the concrete uh the shopping center near us and the alleyway all that goes down to our neighbors so so that was a little thing that i'd never really considered and was fortunate that it worked out that way
Hypothesis: We are on a hill and water collects near our neighbors.
Premise: This futuristic and unusual structure is actually two glass-and-steel towers linked at the top, from which the Floating Observatory provides a panoramic view of Osaka city and the surrounding countryside.
Hypothesis: A building, known as the Floating Observatory, provides an excellent panoramic view of Osaka.
Premise: If it only had a brain, wishes Peter Marks of the New York Times .
Hypothesis: Peter Marks writes about politics for the New York Times.
Premise: But there are so many other fine programs on ABC to mock.
Hypothesis: There are many ABC programs that are easy to mock.
Premise: On May 3, 1996, the Commission again certified to OMB that the information collection complied with each of the objectives identified in 44 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The Commission certified to OMB thought they were not compliant with 44 U.S.C.
Premise: uh i mean i have other things to complain about but in terms of uh woman's roles um things really seem a lot more flexible
Hypothesis: I don't like to complain and there's nothing to really complain about anyway.
Premise: He also noted that any such upgrade would be a large and expensive effort, and that it was unclear when, if ever, hypertext links could be added to the Federal Register.
Hypothesis: He noted that it would be understood how to add hypertext to the federal register.
Premise: a wedding in Atlanta this month so we're looking forward to that
Hypothesis: There's a wedding in Atlanta this month.
Premise: If you kill me now, you never will know." But here the emotions of Boris became too much for him.
Hypothesis: Boris lost his grip over his feelings and they began to show.
Premise: Today it is a thriving market town, not yet in the full grip of the tourist boom.
Hypothesis: Back in the days it was just a countryside like any other.
Premise: yeah believe me i know there is i lived in Plano and i don't know if you're familiar with Plano but Plano maybe five percent of the Plano actually were from Texas
Hypothesis: I have actually never lived in Plano.
Premise: It has also led to computer security and other information technologyrelated legislation.
Hypothesis: The laws for computer security were needed to keep foreign hackers from getting the information.
Premise: yes i thought that was a very good movie
Hypothesis: Yes, I thought it was an excellent film.
Premise: Before the modern Sevila was built behind its crenellated wall, Celtiberians settled in the area and are credited with having sculpted the crude stone statues of bulls and pigs around the city.
Hypothesis: Modern Sevilla was built in 1989.
Premise: hello hi hi this is Lisa
Hypothesis: is your name Lisa?
Premise: 10For example, the adverse effect minimum wage rate for New York H-2A workers in 1999 is$7.
Hypothesis: New York H-2A workers worked under a minimum wage rate of $10 in 1999.
Premise: His curly hair was a silvery blond, and he had dark, deeply set eyes.
Hypothesis: He had curly blonde hair and deep-set dark eyes.
Premise: It became fashionable in the 17th century and wealthy Parisians built luxurious private homes (h??tels) here.
Hypothesis: The houses are still there and have been bought by new owners.
Premise: The complex within, still home to a community of Greek Orthodox priests, is centered around the Church of St. Catherine built in 552 and dedicated to the saint when her remains were discovered nearby (on Mount St. Catherine) over 300 years later.
Hypothesis: The Church of St. Catherine is home to Greek Orthodox priests.
Premise: In this lively university town, at the Mediterranean end of the South­west, the center of city life is around the broad, bustling Place de la Comedie.
Hypothesis: The Place de la Comedie has many restaurants.
Premise: 5 percent, and could go as high as 16.
Hypothesis: It starts at 5% but could raise through to 15%.
Premise: About 1.5 million kids are home schooled, and many parents insist it keeps their children engaged in hands-on learning.
Hypothesis: Children are home schooled out of parent's laziness.
Premise: The commercial tools range in cost from about $500 to well over $20,000.
Hypothesis: The commercial tools included firewalls and virus protections.
Premise: Only James Brolin and the more assiduous tabloid reporters know whether that's true of Barbra in private, but it's increasingly the case  She declaims her love songs as if addressing an audience of millions rather than one very special person.
Hypothesis: It is in fact true.
Premise: The little man was transformed. 
Hypothesis: The small person changed.
Premise: As you move further into the complex look for statues of King Tutankhamun and his wife, one of only a few depicting the young boy Pharaoh to be found at his capital.
Hypothesis: The statue of the young Pharaoh is taller than the average man.
Premise: you know it's like a box and you just step up and down and up and down and up down do different variations you know change feet and and you'd be surprised how quick that gets the pulse rate up
Hypothesis: Basically you step up and down but you can mix it up a bit.
Premise: The baker finished printing the information on the special order card and closed up the binder.
Hypothesis: The special order card contains confidential info.
Premise: well i find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks in order to get cash
Hypothesis: The debit card was also an ATM friendly company meaning you could request cash out of an ATM machine almost anywhere around the country when you travel.
Premise: We then examine the consequences of volume loss on postal systems in order to provide a measure of burden in terms of increases in average unit costs as volume is lost to competitors, or
Hypothesis: There are a number of consequences if you lose volume on postal systems.
Premise: They are proud of the scenic beauty, delectable wines, and exquisite hand embroidery that their tiny island has become rightly famous for.
Hypothesis: The hand embroidery is there biggest achievement.
Premise: It is not a glamorous job at all, but someone has to do it.
Hypothesis: It's such an attractive job that thousands of people apply every week.
Premise: The Haweswater that you see today is man-made.
Hypothesis: A lengthy amount of time was put into the design.
Premise: One way to facilitate the receipt of informed public comments is to permit electronic access to regulatory supporting materials, such as economic analyses and the comments of others.
Hypothesis: there is no way to facilitate the receipt of public comments.
Premise: When Adrin's rapier came around Jon parried low on the blade.
Hypothesis: Jon avoided Adrin's sword.
Premise: On his mention of the gods, Gauve's wife made a sign in the air with two fingers held out at a right angle and she whispered something under her breath.
Hypothesis: Gauve's wife whispered words of encouragement to herself.
Premise: Whatever improvements have been made to the county's transportation system, they are not going to make you feel any better when you're stuck in that unavoidable traffic jam.
Hypothesis: The transportation system is still congested despite recent improvements.
Premise: Wooing clients means passing out fliers on street corners, not securing box seats at Madison Square Garden.
Hypothesis: Clients are wooed by box seats at sporting events.
Premise: Many centers also offer an introductory session commonly known as the Discover SCUBA Program. 
Hypothesis: The Discover SCUBA Program helps beginners.
Premise: Set against the evidence of moderation in Iran, the Taliban's advance in Afghanistan has generated alarm, particularly among ex-Soviet Central Asian governments, who fear the spread of Islamic fundamentalism northward.
Hypothesis: The Taliban began advancing very quickly in Afghanistan.
Premise:  Through the diamond lens, Hanson could see the model of the world in the orrery changing.
Hypothesis: Hanson could not see through teh diamond lens.
Premise: But south, that is different.
Hypothesis: South is different because it is more dangerous.
Premise: Black community leaders supported the study at a meeting on Thursday, despite skepticism from government officials that the $120,000 earmarked for it may not be enough.
Hypothesis: Some government officials believe the study needs a higher budget.
Premise: All greatly magnified, I see. 
Hypothesis: I see it is greatly enhanced.
Premise: The complexity of the style, each sword and dagger stabbing, weaving, and striking.
Hypothesis: There were swords and daggers and guns.
Premise: I immediately found a wire story about UCLA's overtime win.
Hypothesis: A wire story about UCLA's overtime win has never been found.
Premise: It takes little imagination to speculate that JQA felt liberated to enjoy this second career only because on July 4, 1826, midway through JQA's presidency, his venerated old man passed away.
Hypothesis: You don't have to use your imagination to guess if JQA felt free to start a new career.
Premise: But, honestly, I don't think much of the idea.
Hypothesis: I think that this idea shows great promise.
Premise: that's kind of kind of rough when you got to fight snakes off when your sleeping
Hypothesis: You shouldn't fight the snakes off, instead try and charm them with one of those flutes.
Premise: But as with life on Mars, until you get a chance to take a look, how confident can you be one way or another?
Hypothesis: You can be 100% sure whether or not you look.
Premise: no i haven't read it i've heard all about it though
Hypothesis: I've read it but have never heard about it.
Premise: That's what it says, and that's what happens." He paused, letting the fact that he meant it sink in.
Hypothesis: He knew what it meant.
Premise: It must read the mail, look up the ZIP Code for the address, spray on the barcode, and proceed to do the sorting, probably to the five digit level.
Hypothesis: It needs to spray on the barcode.
Premise: Cost-reimbursement contracts provide for payment of allowable incurred costs, to the extent prescribed in the contracts.
Hypothesis: Payment of allowable incurred costs is provided by cost-reimbursement contracts.
Premise: "To hunt horses?" Drew asked.
Hypothesis: Drew did not want to hunt horses.
Premise: So the discovery of the charred fragment in the grate was no surprise to me. 
Hypothesis: I wasn't surprised that a charred fragment was found in the grate.
Premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.
Hypothesis: Voters fail to see how the slogan could possibly be true.
Premise: (I fear the latter.)
Hypothesis: I want the latter.
Premise: HUD states that the interim rule will not have a substantial, direct effect on the States or on the relationship between the federal government and the States or on the distribution of power or responsibilities among various levels of government because the interim rule primarily involves relationships between HUD and private entities.
Hypothesis: HUD is not as interested in state affairs as much as with private entities.
Premise: Television journalists ceaselessly glorified Kuralt's television journalism.
Hypothesis: Television journalists did not like Kuralt's television journalism.
Premise: Portugal's very precarious foothold on the Asian coast ended in 1999 with a formal handover to China.
Hypothesis: Portugal remained actively engaged on the Asian coast despite the change in power.
Premise: Begun at the end of the 15th century, Funchal's Se is one of the city's only surviving buildings from the early days of colonization.
Hypothesis: The Funchal's Se was built in the 1930s as a tourist attraction.
Premise: The shops of the Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are also good.
Hypothesis: There is a good shop a the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
Premise: In response to our inquiry, HUD staff advised that HUD reviewed the rule under Executive Order 12988 (Civil Justice Reform).
Hypothesis: HUD staff told us that they had reviewed the rule under the Executive Order 12988 but it wasn't a serious, substantive review.
Premise: He watched the Kal cave in the skull of a fallen rider in the river.
Hypothesis: The Kal smashed the rider's head into five pieces.
Premise: But a heavy meal, taken at about the same time as the poison, might retard its effects, though hardly to that extent. 
Hypothesis: The effects were retarded so much because there wasn't as much poison.
Premise: Martha's Web readers are younger and richer than her magazine subscribers.
Hypothesis: Magazine subscribers are richer than web readers.
Premise: And you ”you, my friend, have given it to me!" Suddenly clasping me in his arms, he kissed me warmly on both cheeks, and before I had recovered from my surprise ran headlong from the room. 
Hypothesis: He hugged me for a long time and stayed by my side as we held hands.
Premise: huh-uh huh-uh i cook mine well do you have a uh like a black iron skillet
Hypothesis: Mine never turn out very well.
Premise: Nanzenji is a former 13th-century palace whose precincts now house a dozen affiliated temples and monasteries.
Hypothesis: There are three temples and two monasteries at Nanzenji.
Premise: Sometimes it arises from the nature of the enterprise--you wouldn't want to have to have dozens of different telephone lines in your house just so you could connect with all the different phone companies your friends might select.
Hypothesis: It is a Federal requirement that each service have its own exclusive line.
Premise: Most tourists won't want to take time on a limited vacation to visit these island dependencies of Guadeloupe.
Hypothesis: The tourism there died down in the 1980s when several tourists were kidnapped.
Premise: I showed them.
Hypothesis: I showed it to them.