xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and you know they can get a they they can grasp the points can they convey the data verbally or in writing and that's what's you know really scary to me um i would really you know there's such a a push push among among young mothers these days to make sure their child is computer literate i would really think that they should be stressing more can the kid write a thought and at an early age and if they can't i mean if they have missed that training then somebody you know before you're you you start penalizing them with bad grades for not being able to communicate what they're thinking teach them these basic skills
Hypothesis: Schools have been straying from their primary role of producing functional adults.
Premise: they'd have a yeah
Hypothesis: They would have it.
Premise: yeah it's just go watch TV you know leave us alone
Hypothesis: Just go watch TV and leave us alone.
Premise: On what was once a Celtic burial ground (originally named Mont-Tombe), the bishop of the nearby town of Avranches began by building an oratory in the eighth century ' at the prompting, he claimed, of the Archangel Michael.
Hypothesis: The Celts never buried their dead near the site of Mont-Tombe.
Premise: At the same time, the City Council plan envisages dramatic cuts in the legal departments of many city agencies with a view to transferring the work to the Law Department.
Hypothesis: City Council wants to make a lot of dramatic cuts to the legal departments of many city agencies.
Premise: The grief fell upon him and he wept even more.
Hypothesis: As the grief fell upon him, he reacted with laughter.
Premise: And privacy--cloak of night, stocking mask, and any digital equivalent--is all that separates the thief from the law.
Hypothesis: The thief is not separated from the law.
Premise: Not otherwise rich in tourist attractions, Shinagawa has one gem that should not be Sengakuji a temple that evokes what is surely the most popular story in all of premodern Japanese history.
Hypothesis: The most popular story in all of pre-modern Japanese history is the one behind the Sengakuji temple in Shinagawa which attracts people from all over the world learning about Japanese culture.
Premise: Weather obsessives shop on the Web.
Hypothesis: Weather obsessed people buy their goods in stores only.
Premise:  International fare is also offered in the hotels, but if you venture beyond the resort enclaves you'll be able to sample authentic Spanish cuisine.
Hypothesis: The exchange rate offered for international fare is extortionate.
Premise: 2) Now that he's dead, the dirt diggers will go after him, just as they went after Ozzie and Harriett.
Hypothesis: As they did with Ozzie and Harriet, the press will try to dig up dirt on him and find a scandal to publish.
Premise: yeah yeah yeah you know it's it's interesting that that a lot of the population in the United States is changing because you know uh now that so many more minorities where they have had extended families for such a long time
Hypothesis: More of the Americans are starting to extend their families as well.
Premise: How easily the blade had ended the man's life.
Hypothesis: The man had escaped without injury.
Premise: They travel in larger packs than they once did and use mercenaries to capture new slaves along the way.
Hypothesis: They travel solo and use mercenaries to recapture old slaves.
Premise: Changing the federal frequent flyer policy-and changing it retroactively so that employees can take advantage of these unused miles--would boost federal employees' morale and strengthen the federal government's ability to compete with the private sector.
Hypothesis: Changing the policy so employees can use unused miles would improve morale.
Premise: Furthermore, even if complying with abortion restrictions were feasible, You just can't compromise on a principle.
Hypothesis: Compromise on a principal isn't possible
Premise: There must be an easier way.
Hypothesis: It's impossible that the old way is the easiest one.
Premise: official in charge of federal programs
Hypothesis: The official in charge should have extensive knowledge of federal programs.
Premise: We are also matching that era's frenzied pace of  Twenty-six of Major League Baseball's 32 franchises occupy a park that is less than 10 years old; has been, or will be, extensively remodeled; or hope to move into a new one soon.
Hypothesis: Lots of baseball teams have stadiums that are falling apart.
Premise: having sharing the bedroom
Hypothesis: It can be annoying having to share a room.
Premise: In a state lottery, your odds of winning depend only on how many tickets you hold compared with everyone else.
Hypothesis: Thousands of tickets are sold for each state lottery.
Premise: News outlets declared it potentially fatal but acknowledged in the fine print that he'll probably come out fine.
Hypothesis: The news outlets were looking for more publicity out the injury.
Premise: after that if you asked me that i wouldn't have been able to tell you if that was football or  baseball
Hypothesis: I could have told you for sure whether it was baseball or football.
Premise: As evidence of the  ever-faster  nature of the city, by the middle of the 1990s the new approach showed signs of backlash, with many visitors criticizing the mediocrity of the Las Vegas experience.
Hypothesis: To address this, Las Vegas started to change its image.
Premise: Bustling Gran Via is a mix of hotels, shops, theatres, nightclubs, and cafe the street for strolling and window-gazing.
Hypothesis: Prices on Gran Via are extremely high, which makes it better for sight-seeing than for shopping.
Premise: So I felt almost happy about it until just outside London.
Hypothesis: It wasn't until I was just outside London that my happiness faded.
Premise: Prior to 1970, the array of mail services provided by the Post Office Department was codified as part of Title 39.
Hypothesis: The Post Office Department at some point in time provided a selection of mail services.
Premise: Preparers of financial reports are encouraged to experiment with the presentation of the CSA data in order to make it more understandable.
Hypothesis: The financial reports are a lie, like the cake.
Premise: probably overcompensated a little bit
Hypothesis: They might make just enough money.
Premise: Chanting epic poetry is also a Cretan tradition that has been carried through the generations.
Hypothesis: Poetry is not well regarded in Crete.
Premise: In an increasingly producer-led economy dominated by price-fixing cartels operating with the government's blessing, consumers were left to foot the bill.
Hypothesis: The economy was free from corruption and companies aggressively cut their prices.
Premise: It's nice to know you trust me!  "Knowing that you _can_ succeed," the other went on smoothly, "we know that you will.
Hypothesis: I wish that you trusted me.
Premise: Pat Buchanan is courting his support, and the Donald consults with him regularly.
Hypothesis: Neither Donald nor Pat want to have any association with him.
Premise: Thanks very much. They retraced their steps to the Moat House.
Hypothesis: They got lost trying to find the Moat House and asked for directions.
Premise: Budget flexibility declines drastically so that by 2050, net interest on the debt would absorb roughly half of all federal revenue.
Hypothesis: There are other factors responsible for increasing debts.
Premise: Hungry? prompted his father.
Hypothesis: His father asked if he was hungry.
Premise: We contacted the Private Sector Council, a public service organization that assists in the sharing of knowledge between the private and public sectors.
Hypothesis: The Private Sector Council is a public service organization that helps in the sharing of information between private and public sectors.
Premise: As noted in the methods section, it is actually reductions in mortality risk that are valued in a monetized benefit analysis.
Hypothesis: The talking about the reductions in mortality were noted in the appendix.
Premise: The paper declared, A smile costs nothing, but it brightens up the moment for the one who flashes it, and the one who watches.
Hypothesis: The paper used this quote by Andrew Jackson in an article published last Thursday.
Premise: There is one other I know who may help.
Hypothesis: I know somebody who might be able to help.
Premise: and i enjoy doing that it's just the same old thing it's just getting the time to do it
Hypothesis: I find this too repetitive so I don't enjoy doing it even when I have the time to do it.
Premise: Bauer : Giving each other the Nazi salute in the hallway.
Hypothesis: They simply shook hands in the hallway.
Premise: Research on techniques used to identify these patients has been conducted, but several areas of interest should be addressed by further research.
Hypothesis: The techniques have been tested but there are areas that need to be scrutinized further because of the possible negative outcome.
Premise: Assessing the Effectiveness of Saving Incentives.
Hypothesis: Reviewing to see if the incentives made a difference.
Premise: The paintings that cover the walls depict the Nile at its most splendid with abundant fruit and depictions of wine-making.
Hypothesis: There was an abundance of wine and fruit.
Premise: From the outdoor Loggia dei Cavalli, you get an excellent view over the Piazza San Marco and its principal monuments.
Hypothesis: The Piazza San Marco has several principle monuments that can be viewed from the Loggia dei Cavalli.
Premise: There's a fine view from the top of the zigzag staircase.
Hypothesis: The top of the zigzagging staircase provides a great view.
Premise: PERCENT OF FEDERALLY OWNED LAND IN EACH STATEl
Hypothesis: The amount of states which have public parks
Premise: Thompson's real problem isn't that he indulges himself, it's that he's lazy.
Hypothesis: Thompson's outright laziness seems to be his real problem.
Premise: Adrin got the point.
Hypothesis: Adrin got to the point of intoxication that he was tripping over himself.
Premise: As an old vaudevillian might say, I've got a million of 'em---Well, maybe not that many, but it is, I think, time to move on.
Hypothesis: An old vaudevillian has other known sayings associated to him/her.
Premise: Jon saw it through the big man's eyes.
Hypothesis: Jon could see in the man's eyes that he was lying.
Premise: Ca'daan had given his horse, Gray Cloud, to Susan to ride.
Hypothesis: Susan had never rode Gray Cloud before.
Premise: Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of habitation here as long ago as 900 b.c.
Hypothesis: The archaeologists were happy to discover proof of habitation here as far back as a thousand years ago.
Premise: The Wall Street Journal reported that in 1994, while at Commerce, John Huang consulted with Rep.
Hypothesis: The Wall Street Journal did not write any reports in 1994.
Premise: The beautifully ornamented First Temple was completed about 960 b.c. , built on what had been the ceremonial high point of earlier Canaanite Jerusalem.
Hypothesis: The First Temple has always been a run-down structure.
Premise: The ornate ancestral temple Leong San Tong stands opposite a smaller hall used for open-air Chinese opera and theater.
Hypothesis: People always visit the temple and theater together.
Premise: It might have been salt, replied Poirot placidly. 
Hypothesis: Poirot also believed that it could be sugar.
Premise: Finally, seated in meditation beneath a pipal tree at Bodh Gaya in India, the Four Noble Truths were revealed to him.
Hypothesis: The FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS were revealed when he sat in meditation.
Premise: The Postal Service could, for example, place a Roman numeral in front of each ZIP Code, yielding a code like I-20878-2619.
Hypothesis: The postal service cannot use roman numerals
Premise: You see, very few Christian names are given.
Hypothesis: There are no Christian names given.
Premise: The woman held up her fist to the man, showing him the triangle spike palm knife she held before he died.
Hypothesis: The woman was unharmed.
Premise: If it hits, there's a big syndication upside.
Hypothesis: There are high chances that it will hit.
Premise: hi Ken my name's Diane
Hypothesis: Ken, we have met before, I am Jane.
Premise: The ticket will be stamped with the time your tour begins, which may be immediately, or a few hours later ask when you buy.
Hypothesis: Inquire about what time your tour starts when you buy your ticket.
Premise: But I'm a traditionalist, you know, wife and I are looking for a nice and attractive lady.
Hypothesis: My wife and I would prefer a nice attractive lady.
Premise: No one could ever forgive me for the acts I have done and nothing I do will ever make them do so.
Hypothesis: I didn't even bother to ask for forgiveness.
Premise: It depends on how you score it.
Hypothesis: It depends on how you score it.
Premise: Cockermouth has some fascinating little shops.
Hypothesis: The shops there are all family owned.
Premise: Camel racing is a big event at Jaisalmer in February and also in the autumn festival at Pushkar (see page 209).
Hypothesis: The camel racing is in Pushkar.
Premise: should be a key consideration.
Hypothesis: There are other points to consider first.
Premise: Reviewers may not be familiar with the characteristics of an emergency department as a unique clinical community.
Hypothesis: As an individual clinical community, an emergency department's characteristics may not be known to a reviewer.
Premise: National Saving Changed Over Time-Both47 Overview Overall and by Component?
Hypothesis: The savings rate increased 25% last year.
Premise: When they had finally crossed.
Hypothesis: They finally crossed.
Premise: My momentary annoyance vanished. 
Hypothesis: My temporary annoyance passed, when we found the key to the door.
Premise: okay okay i'll look at my map later
Hypothesis: My map is the only one with the answers.
Premise: It was Susan.
Hypothesis: They had narrowed it down, and Susan was a prime candidate.
Premise: If you do stop in Basse-Terre, you might like to spend some time at the large market just off the capital's broad shoreline drive.
Hypothesis: There is a large market in Basse-Terre.
Premise: He also supplied one-third of the budget of the Manufacturing Policy Program of Pat Choate, who ended up as Ross Perot's running mate in 1996 but first became famous for his book Agents of Influence , about the alleged influence-buying practices of foreign governments and corporations.
Hypothesis: Pat Choate's book, Agents of Influence, is an international best seller
Premise: Dance is also staged at ZOA House, Daniel Frisch Street.
Hypothesis: ZOA House on Daniel Frisch Street features dance performances.
Premise: Republicans targeted for defeat may harness the same techniques in self-defense.
Hypothesis: Twenty Democrats have targeted Republicans.
Premise: Bush's  Christ, because he changed my heart.
Hypothesis: Bush made me hate him.
Premise: right right or at least loans  that they pay off
Hypothesis: The shouldn't pay off those loans.
Premise: and i thought it would be good for them to just practice you know having someone else to care for and everything i know that a lot of pets a lot of people have pets because they make good companions and
Hypothesis: Having pets is one of the best ways to learn how to take care of someone else.
Premise: There was an expression of exultation on his face which I could not understand. 
Hypothesis: I understood the look on his face.
Premise: Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes (Monastery of St. John of the Kings), built by the Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella from their private fortune, in commemoration of the 1476 victory over the Portuguese in the battle of Toro.
Hypothesis: Ferdinand and Isabella's fortunes were more than the country's fortunes.
Premise: The principle that addresses the need to ensure the credibility of the CIO organization and the principle that encourages measuring success and demonstrating results, if executed successfully, will lead to the confidence of those with operational responsibility in the enterprise.
Hypothesis: The principle that addresses the need to be sure the CIO is credible can make everyone less confident.
Premise: The road from Ambleside to Penrith (A592) runs along the length of the north shore.
Hypothesis: There is no road between Ambleside and Penrith near the shore.
Premise: A colt with the fire still in him, but saddle-broke, is worth much more "
Hypothesis: If you have a colt, we'll buy it, but it's not going to be as valuable as one that's saddle-broke with the fire still in him.
Premise: uh-huh right and the one that's like in May you can only wear and and supposedly we don't have an opportunity my husband and i we don't go to a lot of like where you have to wear
Hypothesis: That is in the first week of May.
Premise: Its emphasis on acquisitiveness annoys parents who find themselves buying pack after pack of new cards.
Hypothesis: Most parents only buy their children five new packs of cards a month.
Premise: but you know critically acclaimed oh good grief give me a break
Hypothesis: This is very underrated but I love it.
Premise: We analyzed the economic value associated with varying levels of yield loss for ozonesensitive commodity crops using the AGSIMe agricultural benefits model (Taylor, et al.
Hypothesis: AGSIMe is a model that has been previously validated.
Premise: Also shown are a lot of stars--24 or 25, one of them could be a dust speck--symbolizing something to do with the sky or night time or celebrities or spaceships or celebrities in spaceships like in Star Wars . There are a helmet and some ferns or laurel, some kind of leaves, and a Latin motto, Salus Populi Suprema Lex Esto, which, if I remember my Latin, means The Best People in This State Don't Have To Obey the Traffic Laws.
Hypothesis: The stars are very tiny and bright.
Premise: A coward can sit.
Hypothesis: Those who are too fearful to act can still sit down and watch.
Premise: if you want to go first go ahead
Hypothesis: If you want to go first at the game go ahead
Premise: Then the papers, said Sir James slowly, "are still at the back of the picture in that room."
Hypothesis: Sir John told us the papers had never been in that room.
Premise: Are you guys artists?
Hypothesis: The guys look familiar.
Premise: uh i think we've been fortunate that we've missed any of the real bad weather this year because we went to California instead  but right now
Hypothesis: I think that we were lucky to not experience any bad weather.
Premise: oh jeez yeah what do you what do you do when you get a i mean like a really violent storm like a tornado just stay in your truck
Hypothesis: no I mean a snow storm not a tornado
Premise: We do not know which staff group will be most effective.
Hypothesis: It is unsure which group will be best.
Premise: A pious Muslim, puritanical in both clothes and personal tastes, he banished music from the court and burned the portraits of princes as breaches of the Islamic taboo on graven images.
Hypothesis: He wanted his followers to follow religion and focus less on music and art.
Premise: because the people there could realize that they were the same as as themselves you know the prisoners of wars were were the same as the people living in that country
Hypothesis: The people there realized that they were treated the same as prisoners of war.
Premise: When Clinton denies asking Lewinsky to lie under oath about the affair, the stress analysis indicator skyrocketed to 100.
Hypothesis: The stress analysis indicator went to 100 when Clinton denied asking Lewinsky to lie.
Premise: A splendid Red granite sarcophagus has pride of place in the Tomb of Horemheb.
Hypothesis: There is a Red granite sarcophagus existing mundanely in a tomb.
Premise: I'll be there, sir.
Hypothesis: Madam, I regret to inform you I will not be attending.
Premise: Mr. Hersheimmer, I think, you already know." A quizzical gleam came into the doctor's eye as he shook hands with Julius.
Hypothesis: The doctor casually suggested that Mr. Hersheimmer knew nothing at all.
Premise: yeah we get something on the door about every week
Hypothesis: We throw out everything that gets put on our door.
Premise: He said Hilliker will be a good person to lead the organization through such an effort.
Hypothesis: Hilliker is going to be the CEO.
Premise: which is unheard of in a small town you know you don't usually associate associate that
Hypothesis: It is not common in small towns.
Premise: is that on where the over there off of like i'm not sure what the street is is it off of near Country Club and um yeah
Hypothesis: I don't know what street it's on.
Premise: most is machine addressed.
Hypothesis: No machines are addressed
Premise: It became virtually impossible for Cubans to live on rations alone.
Hypothesis: Cubans do not live on rations.
Premise: The Department prepared an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis in connection with the interim rule.
Hypothesis: It took seven employees more than a month to prepare the analysis.
Premise: In recent years significant changes in work place habits and technological advances have affected the manner in which time and attendance (T&amp
Hypothesis: There have been significant changes to workplace habits in recent years.
Premise: 'Twas an experiment most noble, but through mischance going sadly awry.
Hypothesis: The experiment was going great, due to hard work.
Premise:  He had a new one too, Ca'daan could see.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan used his eyes to note the newness of his item.
Premise: So strange in comparison to my city of metal.
Hypothesis: This was different than my city of metal.
Premise: As we finished lunch, I asked whether I was right in assuming Yates thought term limits were a bad idea.
Hypothesis: I asked if I was right assuming Yates to term limits was a bad idea.
Premise: One or another of them might have stuck, but each one inured the public to the next.
Hypothesis: A couple of them could have stuck but seven was too many.
Premise: Several handsome villas and loggias still attest to their gracious style of living.
Hypothesis: Their elegant style of living can still be seen in several villas.
Premise: now that's strange
Hypothesis: That seems perfectly fine.
Premise: Rockefeller first became interested in the region through its artists, and then through the Venezuelan subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey--the family business.
Hypothesis: The mimes and actors in the region piqued the interest of Rockefeller.
Premise: He doesn't want a powerful civilian ready to face up to him all the time.
Hypothesis: He does not want to be challenged by powerful civilians.
Premise: The term slice of life has come to mean dreary naturalism, but for the superb Richard LaGravenese, who wrote and directed Living Out Loud , that slice includes fantasy, fairy tale connections, sultry musical interludes, bridges that lead out, and bridges that lead nowhere.
Hypothesis: Living out Loud is about living an open life.
Premise: Large birds and heavy pigs complained loudly at the new world around them.
Hypothesis: The fat pigs and giant birds loudly voiced their complaints at the new world they experienced.
Premise: In broad terms, the employer entity contribution is an inflow of resources to the health benefits plan as part of this exchange transaction.
Hypothesis: The employer causes an outflow of resources.
Premise: The best way to catch the president's eye seems to be to show skin.
Hypothesis: The best way to get attention from the president is to speak loudly.
Premise: Suppose Shepard is right that we are understating productivity growth by, say, 1 percent.
Hypothesis: Shepard is correct that our productivity growth is higher than we say.
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: Car showrooms and cinemas can be found around the Champs-Elysees.
Premise: Despite this, the various occupied populations quickly found themselves suffering harsher and more brutal treatment than they had ever experienced under their former colonial rulers.
Hypothesis: The occupied populations were suffering harsher treatment than under their former colonial rulers.
Premise: oh that would be great
Hypothesis: That would be the best possible thing.