xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Clothes and Malaysian arts and crafts have replaced the fish, meat, and vegetables that used to be sold here, but the fine old marble counters have not been touched.
Hypothesis: The items sold on the streets have changed, but the counters are the same.
Premise: Design features Uses site selection and usually a large number of cases
Hypothesis: Design features prefer to not use site selection for these cases.
Premise: The extraordinary man, the man who believes he can change the world, hungers for the power to do it and pursues that power relentlessly.
Hypothesis: An extraordinary man does not hunger for or pursue the power to change the world.
Premise: This is remarkable in light of the much lower population densities in the U.S.
Hypothesis: The much lower population densities in the U.S. make this remarkable.
Premise: Here you will find the 14th-century Galata Tower, the stylish shops, trendy cafe, and luxurious hotels of Istiklal Caddesi and Taksim Square, and the sumptuous splendour of the Dolmabahce Palace.
Hypothesis: The Dolmabahce Palace, the Galata Tower, and some shops and hotels can all be found here.
Premise: Nitrogen saturation of watersheds contributes to environmental problems such as reduced drinking water quality, nitrateinduced toxic effects on freshwater organisms, increased soil acidification and aluminum mobility, increased emissions from soil of nitrogenous greenhouse trace gases, reduction of methane consumption in soil, and forest decline and reduced productivity.
Hypothesis: Nitrogen cannot be saturated through natural or man made forces.
Premise: but i'm  i'm disturbed by a country that attempts to be functionally bilingual at the official level
Hypothesis: I promote the choice to make the country officially bilingual.
Premise: With such a distribution, representative in terms of unfiled rates would sensibly mean at the low (1 and less than 1 percent), lower middle (2 and 3 percent), upper middle (4, 5, and 6 percent), and high (9, 10, and 15 percent) points.
Hypothesis: This distribution would sensibly mean at the very low points.
Premise: Leave Jativa on the C-340 and drive up into the highlands where thick-fleeced sheep and isolated farmhouses complete a memorable vista.
Hypothesis: I would recommend staying in Jativa.
Premise: It referred to a man's body found near the docks in New York about three weeks ago.
Hypothesis: A woman's body had been found near the New York docks two weeks ago.
Premise: than with myself and i think uh she's closer to her mother today than than she is to me because of that
Hypothesis: She wasn't really close with her mother until today.
Premise: In the face of forced conversions, the Protestant Huguenots ' many of them the most talented bankers, merchants, and artisans of their generation ' fled to Switzerland, Germany, Holland, England, and Scandinavia.
Hypothesis: The Protestant Huguenots felt safe and comfortable.
Premise: Figure 1: Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, and Procurement Funding for Fiscal Years 1995 to 2007
Hypothesis: Figure 1 displays information only for the fiscal year of 2007
Premise: If Hannigan didn't sound so grouchy, I'd say he was describing Las Vegas, or perhaps one Vegas show in particular, Jerry Kuntash's Splash!
Hypothesis: Despite Hannigan's mood, I'm able to interpret that he was referring to a show or something particular to Las Vegas.
Premise: Don't get too concerned if you seem to be following a very roundabout route
Hypothesis: Be concerned if your route is not direct.
Premise: Candles everywhere, pools of orange flickering around my shadow.
Hypothesis: Candles had not been lit yet.
Premise: The Cyclades and the Sporades island chains were also included in this new state.
Hypothesis: The new state included several territories that were previously unrelated.
Premise: As the critic Albert Murray has long argued, that wasn't even true in Du Bois' time.
Hypothesis: It used to be true in Du Bois' time, but not anymore.
Premise: The venom had arrived ahead of her, and his blood seemed to be on fire.
Hypothesis: His blood felt to be on fire from the venom.
Premise: The majority of hardware required for FGD systems is commonly available.
Hypothesis: FGD systems require a variety of rare hardware.
Premise: Give poor Bill a break.
Hypothesis: Bill will be given a break.
Premise: Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., latched on to this as an excuse to side with Helms.
Hypothesis: This was the excuse Lott needed to vehemently oppose Helms.
Premise:  Hanson's staring came to an end as the lash cut down across his shoulders, biting through to the shoulder-bone.
Hypothesis: Hanson kept on staring as if he did not feel the lash on his back.
Premise: Patients who screened positive on a combination of blood alcohol concentration (BAC), serum gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT), and SMAST scores, and who agreed to a follow-up study, were randomized into an intervention or control procedure.
Hypothesis: The patients never agreed to have a follow up study.
Premise: being an average for several projects.
Hypothesis: The average amount of staff at each project is 30.
Premise: These distribution keys appear to reasonably reflect the distribution of inbound of mail, subject to the caveats above.
Hypothesis: The distribution of inbound mail is reflected by these distribution keys.
Premise: But this is still Tubacca and not your camp, Captain.
Hypothesis: Captain is at his camp.
Premise:  The data show that, if anything, trading may be expected to cool hot spots and not create them.
Hypothesis: The data shows the hot spots will be created
Premise: No doubt many Cubans would emigrate if allowed to do so.
Hypothesis: Cubans would not emigrate if it is possible.
Premise: Some questions or screens may lead naturally to referral and treatment.
Hypothesis: Questions do not lead to treatment
Premise: The boutiques with their back rooms overhanging the river were built from the 16th to 19th centuries.
Hypothesis: The back rooms of the boutiques overhang the river.
Premise: The Department of Justice, for example, supported an exploratory case study of the career criminal program (Chelimsky and Dahmann, 1980).
Hypothesis: The career criminal program was the focus of a case study supported by the Department of Justice.
Premise: The programming is less wonderful.
Hypothesis: There are things better than this programming.
Premise: Bing Crose stayed here in room 18 to be exact on one of his trips to England; he used it as a base for a few days of fly-fishing.
Hypothesis: The hotel where Bing Crose stayed had only 14 rooms.
Premise: The young lady and the nurse who was in charge of her left by the night train." Julius sank back again into his chair.
Hypothesis: The people that were watching her left in the night.
Premise: Pinch me, Tommy, do pinch me.
Hypothesis: Tommy, please pinch me.
Premise: I think legal-aid organizations and small nonprofits don't even think about [public relations] and marketing because all of their resources go into the services they provide.
Hypothesis: All small nonprofits' resources go into public relations and marketing.
Premise: The final rule eliminates installment payments in the auction of the lower 80 and General Category channels in the 800 MHz Specialized Mobile Radio service.
Hypothesis: The general category channels have some reserved frequencies.
Premise: The best view is from the arch?­bishop's gardens behind the cathedral.
Hypothesis: The gardens behind the cathedral are not accessible by the public.
Premise: yeah but then she didn't get to go there oh i see
Hypothesis: Even though, she didn't get the chance to go inside.
Premise: To receive facsimile copies of the daily list or any list from the past 30 days, please call (202) 5126000 using a touch tone phone.
Hypothesis: Call (202) 5126000 if you want to receive facsimile copies of the daily list or any list from the past 30 days.
Premise: there you go okay
Hypothesis: Here you go.
Premise: Murder episodes are almost always one hour in length.
Hypothesis: Murder episodes are usually 1 hour long because they require longer and more complicated stories.
Premise: On the other hand, we're also supposed to envy her, because she violates the restraints we've imposed on ourselves.
Hypothesis: She is totally free in life.
Premise: And yet the new factor explained some things.
Hypothesis: The new factor explained nothing.
Premise: Stand on the Pont Royal in late afternoon and look down the Seine to the glass-paneled Grand Palais, bathed in the pink-and-blue glow of the river.
Hypothesis: The Grand Palais was located close to a colorful river.
Premise: This makes Pundit Central quite anxious, since reviewing the commentariat is his job.
Hypothesis: The Pundit Central will be abolished in due time.
Premise: He started slightly, as the damning words fell from the young man's lips. 
Hypothesis: The young man testified that he did not know anything and had nothing to say.
Premise: Although it has the dour look of a barracks building, it houses many of the finest statuary and artifacts found at the site, and they bring to life the bare bones of the temple buildings and houses.
Hypothesis: The barracks is entirely not reminiscent of a barrack's interior.
Premise: Either they've never made it clear (like Gates) or, like West, because they stand for so much, appealing to, and appeasing, so many constituencies.
Hypothesis: They have always been explicit, like Gates, and they stand for so little.
Premise: One of the most remote tombs, that of Tutmosis III (34), c.1425 b.c. , in the far west of the valley rewards the intrepid wanderer.
Hypothesis: It is worth making the trek to the far west of the valley to see the tomb of Tutmosis III.
Premise: That leaves us two possibilities: either he knew what was going to happen or he had a reason of his own for his absence." 68 "And that reason?" I asked sceptically. 
Hypothesis: That leaves us with plenty of possibilities to think about.
Premise: Among this amazing range of exquisite and colorful finds, there are also important artifacts that help confirm certain archaeological theories about the chronology of Egyptian history such as the slate palate of King Narmer one of the first documents scribed after Egypt became a unified Kingdom.
Hypothesis: Egypt history can be dated chronological using artifacts that sustain archaeological theories.
Premise: no i don't have one at home i work with one on at work continually you know but i do not have one of my own at home
Hypothesis: I have one at home; I don't like using the one at work.
Premise: yeah i love to cook too i'm a
Hypothesis: Cooking is fun for me.
Premise: Motivational interview counselors typically discussed the perceived consequences, readiness to change, pros and cons of change, and plans to reduce drinking and avoid alcohol-related injuries in the future.
Hypothesis: Motivational interview counselors talked about the good and bad things about change.
Premise: He stood, put on his hat and tipped it at Susan.
Hypothesis: Susan tipped her hat at him.
Premise: The other is the Sheriffs Labor Assistance Program (SLAP), which puts low-level criminals to work (for real!)
Hypothesis: The Sheriffs Labor Assistance Program allows low-level criminals to walk free.
Premise: The chandelier, a gift from Queen Victoria, has 750 light bulbs.
Hypothesis: The chandelier has over seven hundred light bulbs.
Premise: Most houseboats are moored on Dal Lake, but for those seeking seclusion, there are others on the smaller Nagin Lake to the west.
Hypothesis: Most people choose to stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake so they can meet other people.
Premise: the stress and the heat the record heat and you know i was worried about every time we came to an intersection that the car started idling rough you know because of the extreme heat
Hypothesis: It was one of the hottest periods during that year.
Premise: The fat one shouted curses but returned to the smithy as Thorn approached the group.
Hypothesis: The man had a foul mouth.
Premise: yes i can't drive a standard
Hypothesis: I can drive everything
Premise: And how would you know? asked Adrin.
Hypothesis: Adrin was asking how you knew about the battle.
Premise: Carbon and hydrogen.
Hypothesis: It used carbon and hydrogen.
Premise: absolutely pathetic
Hypothesis: Absolutely wonderful.
Premise: A positive profile of presidential son/Texas Gov.
Hypothesis: The presidential son has a positive profile.
Premise: That year, one firm doubled the starting salary, and then the others quickly followed suit, said Mr. Greenberg. 
Hypothesis: The starting salary at the firms was decreased.
Premise: but i really like the Hondas i like foreign cars a lot
Hypothesis: I like my cars american, I love Cadillacs
Premise: Have you got the book here?
Hypothesis: Ist the book here right now?
Premise: Modern human capital management principles recognize that employees are a critical asset for success, and that an organization's human capital policies and practices must be designed, implemented, and assessed by the standard of how well they support the organization's mission and goals.
Hypothesis: In earlier times, human capital management principles weren't discussed very much.
Premise: It comprises a labyrinth of alleyways and narrow streets around a Venetian citadel, which caps the highest point.
Hypothesis: Below the Venetian citadel, there are tons of alleyways and narrow streets.
Premise: There's no time to lose, said Tuppence, crossing the road.
Hypothesis: Tuppence suggested that they should do it at a later time.
Premise: Geological Survey Minerals Commodity Summaries.
Hypothesis: Summaries of Geological Survey Minerals Commodities.
Premise: I rather wonder you're not there too, Peel Edgerton?
Hypothesis: I wonder if you aren't at the school.
Premise: He's the darkness reaching out for the darkness, Howard Hunt tells John Dean in the film.
Hypothesis: Howard says that he's the light reaching for light.
Premise: The conventional measure of Social Security solvency is gauged in terms of the actuarial balance of the program's trust fund over a 75-year period.
Hypothesis: The program trust fund's actuarial balance over the course of the next 75 years is how Social Security solvency is conventionally determined.
Premise: A little way down, in front of the hill, is the Museum of Jaffa Antiquities.
Hypothesis: The Museum of Jaffa Antiquities is just ahead.
Premise: He/she could strike them broadly from behind, and the moment they turned around to retaliate... It was a slaughter.
Hypothesis: The attacker failed to hit anyone from behind, and everyone got away unharmed.
Premise: Well, my friend, cried Poirot, before I could get in a word, "what do you think? 
Hypothesis: He gave me time to speak.
Premise: But what then? 
Hypothesis: What should we do now?
Premise: uh and those activities helped a lot in giving us things to do with the children
Hypothesis: There were no activities for the kids.
Premise: To stimulate discussion, five perspectives are offered below.
Hypothesis: No perspectives are shared, but several facts are down below.
Premise: Also technically true.
Hypothesis: That is correct.
Premise: A total contrast to the pretty rolling hills of Derewentwater and Grasmere, it is a stark beauty, though no less alluring.
Hypothesis: No trees can be found anywhere on its surface.
Premise: Because of the increased accountability associated with government audits, auditors performing financial audits in accordance with GAGAS should consider the following guidance related to audit risk and materiality (see paragraphs 4.26 and 4.27), internal control over safeguarding of assets (see paragraphs 4.28 through 4.33), internal control over compliance (see paragraphs 4.34 through 4.36), and professional judgment concerning possible fraud and illegal acts (see paragraphs 4.37 and 4.39).
Hypothesis: All the paragraphs in question are written in a big old book of law with a long and complicated name, and you can get it at any library.
Premise: Tin, the basis for the state's wealth, was once taken from diggings that claimed to be the largest such mines in the world.
Hypothesis: A lot of tin was sold to other countries during the 20th century.
Premise: Actually the story was close enough to the truth.
Hypothesis: The story was not completely dishonest.
Premise: Three days later another atomic bomb devastated the southern port of Nagasaki.
Hypothesis: only one bomb hit Nagasaki.
Premise: Thimi, on the road from Kathmandu to Bhaktapur, is where papier-mache masks are made and sold.
Hypothesis: Papier-mache masks are no longer sold in Thimi as they used to be.
Premise: No, weirdly--killed by the WTO.
Hypothesis: It is indeed weird.
Premise: --Monica lacked the maturity to balk at the magazine's tasteless choice of props.
Hypothesis: Monica well mature enough to balk at the magazine's choice of props.
Premise: The pope was critical, especially in Poland.
Hypothesis: The pope was critical everywhere but Poland.
Premise: but then they don't know how it really you know to me they don't know nothing about AIDS anyway so
Hypothesis: They are experts on AIDS.
Premise: Ear irrigation?
Hypothesis: Ear draining?
Premise: What the investment community does like is short-term measures designed to boost share prices.
Hypothesis: Long-term measures are liked by the investment community as well.
Premise: Bitter rivalries exist between followers of the major religions as well as among the sects within those religions.
Hypothesis: There are bitter rivalries between the followers of major religions and the sects within them.
Premise: Down the slope they went, Slim, as usual, in the rear.
Hypothesis: Slim went down the hill first.
Premise: The high population density constitutes a real problem.
Hypothesis: The population there is very sparse.
Premise: From Kentucky. Was he unduly suspicious or was there a challenge in the Mexican officer's voice a faint suggestion that the antecedents of both horse and owner were in question?
Hypothesis: Kentucky asked those questions to learn more about the target that he was supposed to kill.
Premise: The beautifully restored house contains some interesting furniture and plasterwork, and there is also a museum of rural life incorporating artisans' cottages with period furniture and tools.
Hypothesis: The aesthetically pleasing restored house consists of intriguing furniture and plasterwork alongside a museum of rural life showcasing the furniture and tools of the era.
Premise: In addition to seeing one of Caleornia's original missions, you'll want to visit this valley to see the movie studios.
Hypothesis: You would probably want to also visit this valley and take a peek into the movie studios.
Premise: yeah well i'll tell you it's interesting because when we cook here i'm of Italian descent my husband is Chinese
Hypothesis: We cook a sort of ginger and scallion pasta dish.
Premise: The motivational aspects of a variety of screens, with and without verbal or computer feedback, need to be explored.
Hypothesis: There's no need to examine the motivational aspects of screens any more than has already been done.
Premise: i'm not either really
Hypothesis: I can't relate to that.
Premise: But all year round, you can visit the monumental 18th-century Grandes-Ecuries (stables), now a horse museum ' with live horses contentedly munching hay next to wooden statues.
Hypothesis: The Grandes-Ecuries stables were built in the 1700s.
Premise: But I don't know if you know that Borys recommended a therapist to me, you know, in case I have heart problems.
Hypothesis: The therapist Borys told me about was nearby.
Premise: Frenchman's Cove, a little farther east, is also beautiful.
Hypothesis: Another beautiful place is Frenchman's Cove, a little farther to the east.
Premise: Dunkan, it is important, said Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan told Dunkan that it was important.
Premise: Logically, if emissions continue at the same level, or increase, pollution problems will mirror that trend.
Hypothesis: If emissions and pollution increase, global temperatures will as well.
Premise: An essay claims popular culture is now so kid-oriented that kids have no model for mature adulthood.
Hypothesis: Popular culture needs to be changed,in order to better teach today's youth.
Premise: There was the sound of some one stirring on the floor below.
Hypothesis: Not a sound came from the floor below.
Premise: and we'd go up to the Adirondacks and camp and it was so you know pick your own uh blueberries and make blueberry pancakes for breakfast uh also go ahead
Hypothesis: There wasn't much to do there in the way of nature.
Premise: but uh i think they still have a little i think they're still such a a young team i think they still have a little bit to go before they reach the potential that it did when ever Bradshaw was playing
Hypothesis: They are a young team with potential.
Premise: This approach is similar to that used by the organizations we studied.
Hypothesis: Our approach is completely different from the organizations'.
Premise: that's of course i guess one of the root causes is uh the have nots or people that are  without you know
Hypothesis: That isn't the cause for anything.
Premise: The tiles are original Iznik faence, with floral designs; the woodwork of the doors and shutters is delicately inlaid with ivory and mother-of-pearl.
Hypothesis: The woodwork is wrought in the traditional style.
Premise: Convenient for lounging on the beach, with full service available.
Hypothesis: There are no beaches that are convenient nearby.
Premise: What are our goals and how will we achieve them?
Hypothesis: What is our goal for expanding the city and when do we plan to achieve it by?
Premise: Under the Features rubric, we've grouped our regular articles, news commentary, and arts and culture features.
Hypothesis: We have grouped our average articles under the News section.
Premise: Brief interventions may be used to motivate such patients to seek or accept a referral to more intensive treatment.
Hypothesis: To motivate such patiens toseek or accept a referral to more intensive treatment, brief interventions can be used, but not for now.
Premise: Surely it is not usual to find animals that are completely unique on an estate such as this."
Hypothesis: It's probably not common for there to be exotic animals on this estate.
Premise: This book is not a road map for improving the American economy.
Hypothesis: The author of this book is Steven King so it should be obvious that it's not a road map for improving the economy.
Premise: I began to get the little queasy feeling that presages something unpleasant approaching from the immediate future.
Hypothesis: I felt a little sick when I imagined being in the spotlight in the future.
Premise: In the 1990s, northern fiscal conservatives such as Anderson, Tsongas, and Rudman have backed free-trade agreements such as NAFTA.
Hypothesis: NAFTA was also backed by southern fiscal conservatives in the 1990s.
Premise: that's tough that's tough  well i've enjoyed speaking with you
Hypothesis: I would like to talk to you again sometime.
Premise: I'm in graduate school and have always treated her well.
Hypothesis: I am in graduate school at this time and she is a person that I know.
Premise: Metro stations display good maps of their local district as well as the metro itself, and give out pocket plans of the metro and bus routes.
Hypothesis: Metro stations don't have any maps, travelers must decipher their paths themselves.
Premise: Napoleon wanted it as a temple of glory for his army, but his architect suggested the Arc de Triomphe instead.
Hypothesis: Napoleon was open to other proposals, and in the end he chose to go with what his architect chose.
Premise: At his bidding, French buccaneers and adventurers, some of them noblemen, started planting the flag on Caribbean real estate in 1625.
Hypothesis: French buccaneers were sometimes noblemen.
Premise: Directly ahead lies the Mercado dos Lavradores (Workers' Market), housed in a two-story, open-roofed structure built in 1941.
Hypothesis: The location of the Mercado dos Lavrdores was first built in 1941.