xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Northwest of the city centre is the Ermita de Jeses church and its impressive Museo Salzillo.
Hypothesis: The Museo Salzillo is northwest of the city centre.
Premise: One thing at a time. 
Hypothesis: Two things at a time.
Premise: He's determined not to lose the shutdown the way he did last time--and thanks to his new plan, he won't.
Hypothesis: He's probably going to lose at this shutdown.
Premise: They have made one more discovery, la-bas, he observed, jerking his thumb over his shoulder in the direction of Styles. 
Hypothesis: They have made no new discoveries.
Premise: On the Application of Ethnographic Inquiry to  Procedures and Possibilities.
Hypothesis: No asking of the ethnographic procedures
Premise: She was holding what appeared to be a small lawnmower attached to a giant meat cleaver.
Hypothesis: She held a lawnmower that was attached to a meat cleaver.
Premise: The preamble to the final rule contains an extensive discussion of the comments received and the changes to the proposed rule which were made was a result.
Hypothesis: The preamble has discussion of the comments they posted.
Premise: This would produce higher postal densities.
Hypothesis: It would produce lower postal densities.
Premise: Near the lively Pont-Neuf, the place was built in 1607 by Henri IV in honor of his son the dauphin (or future king, Louis XIII).
Hypothesis: Louis XIII did not live long enough to become king.
Premise: The term residence is defined in the INA as the place of general abode; the place ofgeneral abode of a person means his principal, actual dwelling place in fact, without regard to intent.
Hypothesis: The INA does not specify what the term residence means.
Premise: no not really not that much um we've been well we've been to Wyoming you know and Kentucky and Montana and you know places like that but usually if we're with a group of people we really don't stay any one place very long
Hypothesis: Montana is usually our favorite place to stay.
Premise: You will still have plenty to choose from.
Hypothesis: There are a few choices.
Premise: But in 1803, only three years after retaking it, France sold Louisiana to the United States for $15 million.
Hypothesis: At the time, this was thought to be an exorbitant price.
Premise: I will tell you why. 
Hypothesis: I know why you didn't get the job.
Premise: we may we may need a constitutional convention
Hypothesis: We might need to get together to vote on the topic.
Premise: The village of Gevrey-Chambertin and the medieval chateau's wine cellars make a good first stop.
Hypothesis: Gevrey-Chambertin does not have a medieval chateau wine cellar.
Premise: sure you're exactly right and and this the other teams failed to do Houston failed to do that they had Bum Phillips in there and a and a good running back i forget to uh i forget that fellow's name uh
Hypothesis: I don't think you are right at all.
Premise: okay so i guess we have nothing to do on the other end there's no uh interruptions here to tell us that we're done or
Hypothesis: I suppose we have nothing on the other side so no interruptions.
Premise: The cover story says that megabillionaire and stock-picking legend Warren Buffett has quietly shifted his focus from buying individual stocks to purchasing companies.
Hypothesis: Warren Buffett has purchased entire companies in addition to individual stocks.
Premise: A woman of my acquaintance recently announced that she has a boyfriend and wants everyone to introduce the fellow by that title.
Hypothesis: A woman I know wants her sister to be called by that title.
Premise: The most extreme version of this concept, called group selection, is Gaia, which suggests that all of life cooperates so as to ensure its continued survival.
Hypothesis: The most extreme version of this concept is Gaia, said the biologist.
Premise: However, with very short notice, it is sometimes difficult to move the manpower to the site in the short time desired.
Hypothesis: Moving the manpower to the site in such a short notice is extremely easy.
Premise: At the main harbor of Capri's Marina Grande, take a convertible taxi, minibus, or the funicular railway (the most practical) up to the main town of Capri.
Hypothesis: The funicular railway is an impractical way to get to Capri's main town.
Premise: His statue inexplicably pinned halfway up a monolith in a very martyr-like pose, although he died in his bed (in China) stands with its back to the sea beside a sculpted frieze dedicated to the suffering of his Japanese converts.
Hypothesis: His statue is pinned in a martyr-like pose.
Premise: At the same time, a small firm from Kolatkowo began selling regionally boxes of chocolates called 'That's Sad' in dark unsweetened chocolate, and 'That's Sad' - economy pack.
Hypothesis: There was dark chocolate sold called 'That's Sad'.
Premise: There are displays and videos, including excerpts of the famous video, The Snowman, which was produced as were the original book illustrations using Cumberland's Derwent line of color pencils.
Hypothesis: The Derwent line does not feature any pencils.
Premise: However, you are not likely to find bargains, and you should be aware that unless you are an expert, you can end up with a fake.
Hypothesis: They usually know who can tell between real ones and fakes.
Premise: The cover was replaced and they were set swinging again, alone with their fodder.
Hypothesis: They were set free with their fodder.
Premise: Best known for studying young girls, the feminist scholar is now studying young  What we are discovering is how vulnerable boys are.
Hypothesis: The scholar who used to study girls has turned her attention to boys.
Premise: That is, the first step-define mission and desired outcomes-corresponds to the requirement in GPRA for federal agencies to develop strategic plans containing mission statements and outcome-related strategic goals; the second step-measure performance-corresponds to the GPRA requirement for federal agencies to develop annual performance plans with annual performance goals and indicators to measure performance; and the third step-use performance
Hypothesis: Plans must be tested before installed in the work place.
Premise:  Interest on delinquent taxes and other receivables that arise as a result of custodial operations (582) Interest on post-1991 direct loans (582) Interest on Treasury securities held by revolving funds (590) Interest on Treasury securities held by trust funds and special funds except trust revolving funds (587) Interest on Treasury securities held by trust revolving funds (591) Interest on uninvested funds held by direct loan and guaranteed loan financing accounts (591) Interest received by one fund from another (588) Interest received by Treasury (591) Intragovernmental sales of goods and services by a fund other than a revolving fund (589) Intragovernmental sales of goods and services by a revolving fund (589) Negative subsidies on post-1991 direct laons and loan guarantees (598) Penalties due to delinquent taxes in connection with custodial activity (578) Premiums for SMI (Supplementary Medical Insurance), bank deposit insurance, pension benefit
Hypothesis: Interest on Treasury Securities held by revolving funds aren't addressed in these sections at all.
Premise: Some editors prepare for trips by Federal Expressing their luggage to their destination.
Hypothesis: The cost is high, but Federal Express minimizes the chance of losing luggage.
Premise: He's a fatalist.
Hypothesis: He is considered a fatalist.
Premise: Moreover, by exercising our discretion to leave the severability question open, we fail to resolve the basic, realworld dispute at  whether LSC attorneys may represent welfare claimants who challenge the applicable welfare laws.
Hypothesis: We fail to find a solution for the dispute if we leave the severability option open.
Premise: This area is lined with handsome, 19th-century colonial government buildings, their brilliant white evocative of the era one hundred years ago.
Hypothesis: The buildings in the area are all ugly shacks.
Premise: Sergeant, just what is going on here?"Whoever, having once heard that turkey cock crow, could ever forget it, thought Drew.
Hypothesis: Drew forgot the sound of a turkey cock crowing.
Premise: Full most of the year, so make reservations early.
Hypothesis: Most of the year it's full.
Premise: Amatter that bears  how closely the language and dynamics of hype come to resemble those of arms control.
Hypothesis: The language and dynamics of arms control and of hype are very similar.
Premise: and for i don't know it must have been two or three weeks there they were doing this expanded nightly news
Hypothesis: The nightly news wanted to provide more extensive coverage of what was happening.
Premise: This is waitin' to know if we 're goin' to be throwed out!"
Hypothesis: This is waiting to know if we're going to get thrown out!
Premise: Bringing in released convicts for injections is even more difficult.
Hypothesis: It is even more difficult to take released convicts back to prison.
Premise: American credibility is at stake.
Hypothesis: American credibility is at an all-time low point.
Premise: Open hours (see page 119) vary considerably, with news agents and sandwich bars open well before 9am and other stores by 9:30 or 9:45am.
Hypothesis: The news agents and sandwich bars are open at unrealistic times.
Premise: Their struggle underscores Moreau's spiritual poverty and capacity for mischief.
Hypothesis: Their struggle had a mix of mischief and poverty.
Premise: Both trails are divided into smaller segments of varying difficulty.
Hypothesis: There are only two trails, one more difficult that the other.
Premise: The fee component of the subsidy cost is required to be disclosed separately.
Hypothesis: The fee has to be disclosed separately.
Premise: something it's got forty gallons and they're selling you know you you know you you got to pay forty dollars at least and you know for uh for one gallon and it's it was selling like at twenty five or something
Hypothesis: You will pay at least forty dollars for forty gallons.
Premise: He swore as something wet and slimy that looked like seaweed plopped into his hand.
Hypothesis: He felt something wet and slimy in his hand.
Premise: Hills and mountains are especially sanctified in the cult of Jainism.
Hypothesis: The cult of Jainism sanctifies every thing of nature.
Premise: The donations are tax deductible.
Hypothesis: You can take a tax deduction for the donations.
Premise: In addition, British intervention to assist the starving assumes a more contemporary idea of the state's responsibilities that doesn't jibe with mid-19 th -century realities.
Hypothesis: Helping the starving is very difficult and expensive for the state.
Premise: You should also see items crafted from shark's teeth and occasionally even entire jaws.
Hypothesis: Shark's teeth and jaws are used in crafted items.
Premise: Unity among them and the east coast communities trading with the Thais, Indochinese, and Chinese came from their shared rice economy, language, Islamic culture, and political and social customs inherited from the Melaka sultanate.
Hypothesis: Shared aspects of the three groups brought them together.
Premise: She suggested that the influence of setting be made explicit somewhere in the recommendations.
Hypothesis: The influence of setting is not currently being made explicit in the recommendations.
Premise: By nightfall, when she came back from the city, he was groaning in pain.
Hypothesis: He had hurt and over worked himself.
Premise: What was that?
Hypothesis: Do you know what that noise was?
Premise: um-hum um-hum well we seem to uh to favor certain uh uh countries particularly South American countries and uh there is no uh uh i have nothing of course against uh the uh the South Americans or uh or Hispanics in that sense but i think we uh are more restrictive of the um so called eastern uh European countries than we uh uh we should be of course that's from my own bias since my ancestors from Eastern Europe so
Hypothesis: We seem to favor Asian countries and I am bias towards Mexico because my ancestors are from Belize.
Premise: that's a long time
Hypothesis: That went on for a while.
Premise: Consequently, there is no evidence in EPA's filing of OIRA's comments on, approval or disapproval of, the agency's information collection requirements.
Hypothesis: There is evidence lacking in EPA's filling of OIRA's comments, because it was deliberately hidden.
Premise: yeah it seems like if you break the sentencing away from the jury and give it you give it to one person you're letting there be a whole lot more of an opportunity for something to either go wrong or for you know if if if the judge is not of high moral standards he could be bought off at much easier than twelve people could
Hypothesis: There is a lot of opportunities for something to go wrong if one person decides sentencing.
Premise: Final Report for the US Environmental Protection Agency.
Hypothesis: The US Environmental Protection Agency's final report.
Premise: 'And if they had listened to my recommendations, they would have realised that we were always going to have maximum press coverage.
Hypothesis: If they would have listened to the boss, they would have known that there was going to be a huge lack of press coverage.
Premise: superstar of any sort you know but Chuck Norris of course could be just about equal if not more
Hypothesis: Chuck Norris could be viewed as close to equal.
Premise: some of the things that we didn't uh think about when we bought it turned out uh worked out all right for us was we bought on a top of a hill and some of our neighbors down the the lower part uh get their yards flooded every once in a while doesn't get up into the house but it just makes a bit of a mess in the in the yard itself a little bit of debris and a little bit of runoff on the
Hypothesis: We bought a house at the bottom of a hill and we had flooding problems.
Premise: that the civilians don't get
Hypothesis: that the civilians have never possessed
Premise: The first to realize the larger commercial potential, as so often throughout the country's subsequent history, were the Chinese.
Hypothesis: China was the first to realize the larger commercial potential of their country.
Premise: His future colleagues estimate that as a consultant, he'll earn at least half a million dollars a year, and perhaps as much as $3 million.
Hypothesis: Half a million dollars is the most he can expect to earn, and he'll probably make much less.
Premise: I am not an anti-smoking nut either, just as long as I can stay away from it.
Hypothesis: I like to be close to smoking.
Premise: Such information may be provided on a need-to-know basis in a separate limited official-use report which is restricted to only persons authorized by law or regulation to receive it.
Hypothesis: Information may be provided as it is necessary, disbursed in official-use reports restricted to authorized personnel only.
Premise: But Slate's editors and staff will be spending the week in various mountain retreats, perfecting the spiritual arts of transcendental meditation and HTML coding.
Hypothesis: Slate's editors will go to the mountains to practice magic.
Premise: These are the British Isles, so quit the funny business, or I'll just sing out for that beautiful big British policeman I see out there in Piccadilly." Tommy hastened to explain.
Hypothesis: I will not tell the police about your funny business if you continue.
Premise: but i've got a few plants here but um i'm not really really knowledgeable i i i feel real good if i water them and they continue to grow you know i feel like oh i've accomplished something so i enjoy it but i'm just not experienced enough with it to
Hypothesis: I have a few plants but I don't know much.
Premise: The National Basketball Association fined Chicago Bulls forward Dennis Rodman $50,000 for insulting Mormons.
Hypothesis: The fine was just a drop in the ocean of money that Chicago Bulls posseses.
Premise: It's basically one strike and you're out, and I think they went beyond what Congress intended, said Michael Chielens, executive director of Western Michigan Legal Services.
Hypothesis: Michael Chielens, executive director of Western Michigan Legal Services, said that it is on strike and you are out.
Premise: they paid them off and then they stuck them in a thing of water and froze them
Hypothesis: "Before they stuck them in water, they paid them off."
Premise: Of course, it had been there from the beginning, slipped in by the ticket agent.
Hypothesis: Something was slipped in by the ticket agent.
Premise: The modern Egyptian town has been built on top of much of the ancient site of the Temple of Knum ram-headed god of creation and protector of the Nile's source and only the Hypostyle Hall remains set 9 m (30 ft) below the surrounding houses.
Hypothesis: The old hall is all that remains of the temple.
Premise: Only children who suffer the most severe deprivation are permanently damaged.
Hypothesis: Only kids who are the least deprived are damaged permanently.
Premise: These include a hot waterfall at the Shibaseki spring, hot sand at Takegawara, hot mud at Kannawa, and picturesque outdoor baths in hot ponds among the rocks of the aptly named Hotta Hot Springs.
Hypothesis: The hot sand at Takegawara is quite crowded, it's better to get there early.
Premise: Take a walk around the perimeter for breathtaking views of the valley below.
Hypothesis: Besides getting good views from the valley below, you can also use the installed telescopes for views beyond the horizon.
Premise: Jon led their group to the Kal as the large man talked to the man in the tall hat.
Hypothesis: While the big man had a conversation with the man wearing a hat, Jon and their group headed over to the Kal.
Premise:  Two roads connect Ibiza Town with Sant Antoni, the shorter route passing through Sant Rafel, a village whose white church is relatively modern, but stately in a Spanish colonial way.
Hypothesis: The road from Ibiza Town to Sant Antoni that passes through Sant Rafel is 100 miles long.
Premise: But in a moment the thing's attention was directed to some other object of torture.
Hypothesis: This object of torture inflicted even more pain than the first.
Premise: An Analytical Framework for Capital Planning and Investment Control for Information Technology, U.S.
Hypothesis: Investment control in the field of Information Technology is something that the industry has struggled with.
Premise: However, before such catastrophic effects, low national saving would probably result in higher interest rates, rising inflation, and the increasing reluctance of foreign investors to lend to a weakening U.S. economy.
Hypothesis: Previously, low national saving would make interest rates rise.
Premise: Another Fan Page has a set of good links about the affair and a message board, too, though on last visit, it was no longer available.
Hypothesis: Another Fan Page is one of the most popular websites.
Premise: By 1805, Spain was once more aligned with France, and Spanish ships fought alongside the French against Nelson at Trafalgar.
Hypothesis: Dutch vessels fought with Nelson against the Spanish in 1805.
Premise: they are tough and they're big they're mean and they are going to come right through you if you don't do something
Hypothesis: They're actually really big and tough, you need to do something against that.
Premise: Following a disastrous offensive by government troops on the rebels' mountain strongholds in 1958, on 1 January 1959 Batista fled the country for the Dominican Republic.
Hypothesis: Batista fled to the Dominican Republic in 1959.
Premise: Some have recently advocated a three-pronged approach to future financial and performance reporting.
Hypothesis: There is a two-pronged approach that is often advocated for financial and performance reporting.
Premise: yeah because well my brother-in-law lives in Minnesota and they're just nice plastic bins and you fill them up and put them out with your other trash and they pick them up
Hypothesis: In Minnesota they have plastic bins you just fill up and put out with your other trash.
Premise: except i think the Cowboys are on the upswing i don't know about the Vikings
Hypothesis: I don't care about football.
Premise: You're sure to slip up sooner or later.
Hypothesis: You'll never make a mistake.
Premise: and uh he had a torn rotator cup
Hypothesis: And he had an injured rotator cup.
Premise: His hair was dirty, tied back with a string of leather.
Hypothesis: He had his hair tied back with a piece of leather.
Premise: yeah um i remember i mean during my i went to a private school during the junior junior high years which was uh you know really during the development development time of my life and it was a small school we had like maybe twenty people in junior high i mean in my class like in seventh grade we had twenty in them and whenever we moved up to the eighth eighth grade we had like twenty or twenty five in the whole eighth grade and we had two different classes so the ratio was real good um as far as the we had real good teachers and i learned a lot i feel like that if i had of gone to a private school during junior high i probably wouldn't have developed such good study skills because um i thought the private school was difficult i mean it gave a lot of homework and everything and it really helped me develop my skills my uh my memorization i can memorize things real well now and things like that but and then whenever i got to high school it was kind of a disadvantage to me to to the fact that i was going from a class of twenty to a class of five hundred and uh and i do feel like that i was socially withdrawn to a certain extent because i didn't know anyone
Hypothesis: I went to a big public school.
Premise: His memoir says he asked a nurse to check on her.
Hypothesis: No one talked to the nurse.
Premise: Just below here you'll find the Cinematheque (see pages 90 and 140).
Hypothesis: Above you'll find the Cinematheque.
Premise: The other candidates cooperated, but Woodward and his editor at Simon and Schuster, Alice Mayhew, who had originally planned a book about the primaries, mostly left the Phil Gramm and Lamar Alexander stories on the cutting-room floor.
Hypothesis: Despite Woodward's intense urging, none of the candidates cooperated at all.
Premise: Double Dribble Is  Mark Shields repeats the same Mary McGrory quotation on both Capital Gang and NewsHour , even mentioning McGrory's Pulitzer both times.
Hypothesis: Mark Shields never mentioned McGregory at all.
Premise: Ca'daan left Fena Dim as the red sun painted the outline of the Old One in scarlet ribbons.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan ran away from Fena Dim as fast as he could.
Premise: Ironically, the British occupation gave Guadeloupe's economy a big  between 20,000 and 30,000 more slaves were transported in and new cane-grinding windmills built, all of which spurred the sugar trade to unprecedented prosperity.
Hypothesis: The British occupation boosted Guadeloupe's economy.
Premise: The creeper symbolizes the impassiveness he is said to have observed in this upright position of pratimayoga, which he adopted for one whole year in response to his brother's lust for worldly power.
Hypothesis: In reaction to his brother's desire for power, he adopted an active life of helping the poor and needy for one year.
Premise: Famine and Home Rule
Hypothesis: The rules are extensive.
Premise: If they get into the village and the village is populated, many will die.
Hypothesis: All of the people in the village will die if these creatures get in.
Premise: One of them, cloaked in red, barked in a language Ca'daan didn't understand and they left.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan had a full understanding of what they said.
Premise: Wherever the image of nonconformity appears, Frank spies the ascendant force of rebel consumerism.
Hypothesis: .Frank thinks that nonconformity is antithetical to consumerism and the two never go together.
Premise: oh okay so but um now i don't know but um but let's see when i was eleven i went also to the Caribbean
Hypothesis: I visited the Caribbean with my mother, father and two of our cousins.