xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Half-way through, Mr. Carter interrupted him to give a few cryptic orders through the telephone.
Hypothesis: He was annoyed that Mr. Carter had corrupted him.
Premise: and i keep saying no no no
Hypothesis: I told them once and once only, yes.
Premise: um-hum um-hum no i don't i sure don't because i have so many albums and cassettes i feel like gosh i have to go out and buy a CD player and then start collecting CDs and it just i haven't gotten around to doing it yet
Hypothesis: I want to buy a CD player and start collecting CDs.
Premise: This Mr. Inglethorp, I should say, is somewhat of a scoundrel, but that does not of necessity make him a murderer." I shook my head, unconvinced. 
Hypothesis: There is no doubt that Mr. Inglethorp is the murderer.
Premise: Pretty thick, isn't it?"
Hypothesis: Is it not large?
Premise: Ice hockey fans can watch the Los Angeles Kings play at The Forum in Inglewood (from November to March); Anaheim's Mighty Ducks play at the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, the new arena acrosefrom Anaheim Stadium.
Hypothesis: Ice hockey fans can watch NHL games in the area.
Premise: Istanbul owes its long-held historical significance to a stra?­tegic location at the mouth of the Bosphorus.
Hypothesis: Istanbul is the only city near the Bosphorus.
Premise: The rule was promulgated using the notice and comment procedures of 5 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The rule would be followed after it was made known with proper procedures.
Premise: um well i i like Europe except for Belgium
Hypothesis: Belgium is the only European country that I don't like.
Premise: I know Mr. Brown's somewhere in the flat! 
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown is standing across the street.
Premise: They went straight for the crone's hut.
Hypothesis: The crone's hut would be the first they would burn.
Premise: Jon fired again, seeing a satisfying gush of blood explode from the hard leather armor of the left rider.
Hypothesis: Jon is an accurate shot.
Premise: On Face the Nation , political consultant Ralph Reed went further, calling the scandal Al Gore's albatross because he acted as an advocate for a president who 73 percent of the American people believe committed perjury and only 24 percent think is honest and trustworthy.
Hypothesis: Ralph Reed, political consultant, never said anything about Al Gore.
Premise: In fact, Calery (the site of the Crucifixion), which today is deep inside the Old City was probably just outside its walls in Jesus's time.
Hypothesis: Jesus was crucified in the centre of the Old City.
Premise: He had two men with him when he came into town.
Hypothesis: He brought two women with him.
Premise: A squad of blue coats was riding in an officer and six men.
Hypothesis: An officer and six men in blue coats were arriving.
Premise: Its odor was not unpleasant but it carried clods of soil at its ends.
Hypothesis: It reeked like a dead body.
Premise: Paul the Apostle carried the word.
Hypothesis: The word was carried by the Apostle Mark.
Premise: do you like reading as a hobby
Hypothesis: Reading is only ever a job.
Premise: Not only does Horwitz not do this, but he also understands that the mayor's remark was the real point of the interview--that and the jocularly aggrieved way in which he made it.
Hypothesis: Horwitz understands what the mayor means.
Premise: On airplanes she helps herself to the little liquor bottles (she doesn't drink) and those plastic salt and pepper things.
Hypothesis: She doesn't drink but still helps herself to the little liquor bottles on flights.
Premise: The word fundamentally in the previous paragraph carries a lot of weight, but it is important to think of what is fundamental.
Hypothesis: The previous paragraph had the word "fundamentally".
Premise: In 1961 CIA-trained Cuban exiles attempted an overthrow of Castro's regime, resulting in the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
Hypothesis: Castro's regime was attempted to be overthrown by CIA-trained Cuban exiles because they were unhappy with his leadership.
Premise: They can call it vice.
Hypothesis: It's not important if it's characterized as a vice or not.
Premise: (1) conducted extensive Internet and literature searcHe's to identify actions that each had taken to reduce improper payments, (2) made site visits to interview representatives involved in identifying and taking actions to reduce improper payments, and (3) obtained and reviewed organization reports and other documentation describing the actions taken, the results of those actions, and future plans in the area.
Hypothesis: Although site visits were made, no representatives were interviewed because they had all gone home.
Premise: so can you dress pretty casually
Hypothesis: The attire in this office is very strict.
Premise: bands on campus and he played music but i i just can't believe that  he didn't can play in a Notre Dame band  when he was good enough to do it
Hypothesis: It is a shame that he doesn't play for Notre Dame, because he is good enought to do that.
Premise: HHS is requesting that OMB provide a 30day comment period with OMB approval by June 1, 1997, for a 180-day period.
Hypothesis: OMB is not required to provide any comment period.
Premise: People stayed in neighborhoods, for example, because they could not afford to move, and because other neighborhoods would not accept them easily.
Hypothesis: People stayed in neighborhoods because other neighborhoods wouldn't welcome them.
Premise: a few Texaco stations
Hypothesis: A few closed down Texaco stations
Premise: Although the clubhouse and historic great house are camouflaged by lush vegetation, the manicured greens of the golf course can be seen on both sides of the main coast road, along with the plantation's water wheel, which has been renovated and still turns with the weight of river water.
Hypothesis: The coast road intersects the golf course with greens appearing on both sides.
Premise: because uh i mean if you're flying anywhere down here you always go through Atlanta you can't avoid it
Hypothesis: Many flights go through Atlanta.
Premise: Human capital and management flexibility will help the new department to reorganize, realign and transform itself to achieve its important missions.
Hypothesis: Management flexibility will help the new department to fund more food for everyone.
Premise:  Then coldness settled over his thoughts as he drove them to shape the unvoiced words in his mind.
Hypothesis: They were planning to kill him.
Premise:  It brought him back to magic again.
Hypothesis: No matter what he tried, the solution seemed to point to magic.
Premise: It supplies many of the pubs in the Lake District you're sure to see the brewery name on many pub signs.
Hypothesis: It's a very popular brewery.
Premise: The other horses were as frightened as the rest of them.
Hypothesis: The horses remained calm and unmoved.
Premise: He once submitted an article with 95% confidence intervals and it was rejected because it had no p values.
Hypothesis: One he submitted an article that had high confidence intervals.
Premise: i tried to hang onto a house that was way too expensive for me and
Hypothesis: I have never owned a house before, since I cant afford to.
Premise: and then again it it depends depends on the the bigger you are and you know the more bulk that you have you you can your system can tolerate more alcohol so a large person can probably um metabolize maybe a little bit more
Hypothesis: I'm pretty small, so I have to be careful.
Premise: Its popularity as a meeting place has kept it busy all these years, with crowds perusing the fruit and vegetable stands for the best bargains, a maze of shops selling foodstuffs and gifts, and inexpensive food stalls serving up a variety of tasty cuisines.
Hypothesis: You can buy inexpensive food from the food stalls in the region.
Premise: We conducted our fieldwork from May 2000 through March 2001.
Hypothesis: We did some field work from 2000 to 2001.
Premise: Stewardship investments are substantial investments made by the Federal Government for the benefit of the nation.
Hypothesis: Stewardship investments are an important way for the Government to invest in the nation.
Premise: Improved products and  Senior executives can use the feedback from customers to enhance the customers' understanding of the organization and make improvements in the organization's products and services.
Hypothesis: Customer feedback fan be used to enhance an organization's products.
Premise: that's all you can do you got to you got to be your child's best friend i guess even when they're a teenager and they you know are kind of standoffish still you got to be their best friend because when they got problems who they gonna go to their friends that are dealing drugs or or there parents
Hypothesis: You cannot be your child's best friend because it makes it hard to discipline them.
Premise: um-hum and how much uh how many kittens do they normally have in the litter
Hypothesis: Cats lay eggs.
Premise: Most stores are open from 9:00am to 1 or 1:30pm, closing midday for lunch and siesta, and again from 4:30 or 5 to 8pm.
Hypothesis: No shops are open in the evening.
Premise: There have been other tales of cannibalism in North Korea, none of them confirmed.
Hypothesis: However, the tales of cannibalism in North Korea frighten many.
Premise: But to the San Gabriel-Pomona Valley legal aid program, the positives of merging with Dudovitz's program, San Fernando Valley Neighborhood Legal Services, were never obvious.
Hypothesis: It was hard to see the benefits of merging the San Gabriel-Pomona Valley program with the San Fernando Valley one.
Premise: Specifically, in the Thress model, the peak occurs at a discount of 7a and the welfare gain is only $6 million.
Hypothesis: The peak occurs at other discounts in other models.
Premise: Please keep reading for another point of view--probably not the cat's.
Hypothesis: Keep reading for another point of  view which is most likely not that of the cat but could be of the dog.
Premise: The interiors feature superb plasterwork by the Francini brothers, identifiable, as elsewhere, by their trademark of eagles' heads.
Hypothesis: The plasterwork was very shoddy
Premise: yeah well i kind of think we're too lenient number one now i work in Massachusetts but i live in Rhode Island so the the legislature just come out and said that because of what with treating the prisoners so-called brutally because uh the state prison's overcrowded we have to release them so they took the offenders with the the minor crimes and they let them go they didn't have to serve the rest of their term and which is absolutely incredible um i think number one my opinion is that the judges are too lenient but yet you get some of the jury trials and and it comes down to the nitty gritty when people are ready to condemn a person they always kind of forgive him a little bit nobody wants to put the finger on somebody and say well that's it you know we're going to kill you so it's got to be up to the judges i think we need we have to put into place judges that are stricter than the ones that are in there now and the other thing is i'm not sure about Texas but like in Rhode Island if someone breaks into your home you have to do your utmost to leave so you can't cause a confrontation with that person you can't shoot him you can't do anything with him i'm not sure what Texas is
Hypothesis: They set the prisoners with smaller charges free for 30 days.
Premise: This collaborative effort helped ensure and maintain trust between the organization and the company.
Hypothesis: The effort helps ensure and keep trust between company and organization
Premise: Don't be a fool."
Hypothesis: Go ahead and think that.
Premise: These attract bigger audiences than do current local offerings, which seem tawdry and unoriginal after the towering creativity of giants like Kurosea and Oshima.
Hypothesis: Kurosea and Oshima did not have any amount of creativity.
Premise: After an initial nationalist resistance to using English to accompany Malay road signs, a new effort is being made to accommodate foreign drivers.
Hypothesis: There was a resistance to having English road signs.
Premise: Providing resources in the emergency setting has implications for the primary care setting.
Hypothesis: The primary care setting will suffer implications when provided resources.
Premise: Inside, great wooden ceilings add to a feeling of opulent spaciousness.
Hypothesis: The wooden ceilings feel cramped.
Premise: For another, you can't walk anywhere, and even if you could, you wouldn't be any place once you got there--no civic center, no parks, no shopping district.
Hypothesis: The parks, shopping districts and civic centers are within walking distance from there.
Premise: Biblical overtones--the tale of Jacob and Laban--bubble up from Malamud's simplicity.
Hypothesis: There are writings that relate to the tale Adam and Eve in Malamud's writing.
Premise: Most hotels offer instruction and organized dives out to Ricky's Reef or the Canyon, two major reef areas.
Hypothesis: There are two reefs that hotels provide hosted trips to.
Premise: that's right yeah and even and even uh
Hypothesis: You're right about that.
Premise: In all discussion of metaphor, writes H. W. Fowler in Modern English Usage , it must be borne in mind that some metaphors are living, i.e., are offered and accepted with a consciousness of their nature as substitutes for their literal equivalents, while others are dead, i.e., have been so often used that speaker and hearer have ceased to be aware that the words used are not literal.
Hypothesis: The writer claims some metaphors are living.
Premise: Nathan Road, Central, and the hotel malls are places to look.
Hypothesis: Some places to look are Nathan Road, Central and the hotel malls.
Premise: The one dedicated to what people throughout the night kept noisomely referring to as Lady Liberty (a moniker on the same unacceptability level as The Big Apple) came way down on the list.
Hypothesis: Some people called it Lady Liberty.
Premise: Fine foods can make wonderful presents.
Hypothesis: Sometimes, wonderful presents can be food.
Premise: Surprising  Mark Rothko and Alexander Calder.
Hypothesis: Boring Mark Rothko and Alexander Calder completely.
Premise: 'I'm warning you, because despite myself, Mr. Franklin, I find myself beginning to like you.
Hypothesis: Mr Franklin is beginning to be liked by someone.
Premise: What do I need to do?'
Hypothesis: I thought I had done all that I was supposed to do.
Premise: not a bit yes sir
Hypothesis: Correct sir, not even a small amount.
Premise: But she was interrupted.
Hypothesis: But she went on without any pause.
Premise: He thought the books of great value and so brought them here."Drew opened the top volume.
Hypothesis: He thought that the books were completely worthless.
Premise: Still, it's worth recognizing that Psychic Friends was an enterprise created as a response to people's uncertainty about the world (it's probably no accident that it cropped up around the time of the Gulf War).
Hypothesis: People are afraid of what they don't know, so they turn to Psychic Friends.
Premise: A generous selection of restaurants, from fast food to fabulous, satiate the hunger brought on by walking the mall's long wings.
Hypothesis: The restaurants are expensive.
Premise: The Ascendancy in Dublin enjoyed an elegant lifestyle during this period.
Hypothesis: A group lived highly for some time in Dublin.
Premise: no uh i've been drug tested twice at TI and it doesn't bother me uh
Hypothesis: TI's tested me for drugs twice, and I've passed both times.
Premise: For those plants where EPA projects ACI retrofits will occur, EPA's projections reflect that these facilities will either have 1 to 2 boilers retrofit per site.
Hypothesis: The retrofitting is necessary for the survival of the facilities.
Premise: One unusual attraction not mentioned in the official tourist literature is Beppu's sex museum, which is famous throughout Japan.
Hypothesis: There isn't much information available on Beppu's sex museum.
Premise: 7 billion spent during that 6-year period on childhood disability benefits.
Hypothesis: No money was spent on children's disabilities.
Premise: and we were just um not aware that this was a problem that we ever would need to recycle anything of course you just threw it away
Hypothesis: We weren't aware of the recycling problem, we largely ignored it.
Premise: It was 1961, Bob Devaney's first year as coach.
Hypothesis: Bob Devaney did not start coaching until the late 1990's.
Premise: Should I be here otherwise? 
Hypothesis: So do you need me around?
Premise: This was more now than the fact that they had both bristled, incompatible, at their first meeting.
Hypothesis: At their first meeting they were incompatible and they bristled, but now this was more than that.
Premise: Three more shots rang out, but went happily wide.
Hypothesis: Three more shots were fired, but missed, fortunately.
Premise: oh okay my dad is too
Hypothesis: Oh no, my father is not like that.
Premise: 'Shhh,' Daniel said for good measure.
Hypothesis: Daniel hushed them so they wouldn't be overheard.
Premise: oh i forgot Sally's last name anyway it's a couple i've i've seen them on TV and uh they have they are pretty down to earth about uh what you can take and and what you can't take and um
Hypothesis: I have watched a proud couple on TV.
Premise: Also on the place St-Germain stands the church of St-Germain-des-Pres, the oldest church in Paris.
Hypothesis: There are a lot of ancient churches in Paris.
Premise: The salamander hit him, sank into him and shone through him.
Hypothesis: The salamander left quickly.
Premise: well i don't think there's much hope for a lasting peace over there like they
Hypothesis: I don't think there's hope for lasting peace in Iraq.
Premise: Instead, they maneuver and feint, applying the strength of their will (ki) rather than physical strength to overcome the other.
Hypothesis: They seek to overcome the other using pure physical strength.
Premise: Prithvi Narayan Shah, The Great, was born in 1723, in the ninth generation of a line of Hindu princes of Gorkha, a hill town whose lands adjoined those of Kathmandu to the east.
Hypothesis: The birthplace of the prince was in a hill town called Gorkha.
Premise: However, this is not the only facet of the city.
Hypothesis: Another facet of the city is its night life.
Premise: yeah oh yeah you know and i don't mind you know at first it was the the little extra money that you got you know returning the cans in and stuff like that but now you know i don't mind as long as things are getting recycled you know that we don't get reimbursed
Hypothesis: I wouldn't mind if they offered other incentives other than money, but I'm happy as long as recycling is done.
Premise: I wouldn't mind going to him and telling him everything." 88 Somewhat to her surprise, Julius negatived the idea sharply.
Hypothesis: Julius did not want her to tell him everything.
Premise: Unfortunately, the creative ferment by no means precluded new horrors of war, assassination, persecution, plunder, and rape.
Hypothesis: Creative ferment could not prevent war, assassination, persecution, plunder, and rape.
Premise:  A hand closed over Dave's eyes, and the voice of the nurse whispered in his ear.
Hypothesis: Dave saw the nurse.
Premise: DOD has historically developed new weapon systems in a highly concurrent environment that usually forces acquisition programs to manage technology, design, and manufacturing risk at the same time.
Hypothesis: The DOD uses a highly concurrent environment when developing new weapon systems.
Premise: it just everything just kind of gives up and dies here
Hypothesis: It seems like things just die here.
Premise: Besides the works of the 14th-century masters Duccio, Pietro, and Ambrogio Lorenzetti, as well as Simone Martini, see Siena's 16th-century Mannerists, painting at a time when the Renaissance teetered on the brink of effete Beccafei's dreamy Birth of Mary and a highly decorative Christ at the Column by Sodoma.
Hypothesis: You should check out Siena's 16th-century Mannerist group of painters.
Premise:  He started to brush it aside, but Nema's hand restrained him.
Hypothesis: Nema stopped him from brushing it away.
Premise: Przyrobacki and la Rousse agreed that this time the assistant should definitely be a brunette.
Hypothesis: The two believed a bald assistant was what they needed.
Premise: Indeed, I had never known him particularly well. 
Hypothesis: I knew him very well.
Premise: wow see now i haven't so that i bet you that's an experience there
Hypothesis: I've done that plenty of times.
Premise: Materials.
Hypothesis: Materials.
Premise: While the Samuel Beckett Theatre at Trinity College is mainly for drama students, it brings in some interesting shows in from outside.
Hypothesis: There are some interesting shows at the Samuel Beckett Theatre.
Premise: Chapter 1 introduces the purpose of the guide, explains its essential concepts and techniques, and provides direction in tailoring the guide for use on specific assignments.
Hypothesis: The model presented in chapter 1 is the most cost-effective.
Premise: i don't know well i know for for you know my son who is of voting age and
Hypothesis: My son is of voting age.
Premise: If Thorn or the Kal should fall or become pressed, Jon would know.
Hypothesis: Somebody would let Jon know if the Kal or Thorn were defeated.
Premise:  Something exploded in the village, a sealed house or a barn, sending a pillar of green fire into the night air.
Hypothesis: A fire started after an explosion.
Premise: (The style guide suggests not using homosexual, although it gives no usable alternative; it labels cancer patient as offensive, and recommends patient with cancer as the proper phrasing.)
Hypothesis: The style guide does not think it pertinent to label someone as homosexual.
Premise: The Graves model is still available, for about $125, though some might call it passe.
Hypothesis: The Graves model is no longer available for purchase.
Premise: yeah that's true You know that i don't know whether uh actually i i've always wondered whether how the education system works in the Russian countries the Republics you know
Hypothesis: I don't care about the education system at all.
Premise: This certification program requires the use of detergents in most gasolines used in the United States as mandated by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 and replaces an interim program which began on January 1, 1995.
Hypothesis: January 1, 1995 was the date that the interim program began.
Premise: yeah that makes such a difference that's the way it is at my daughter's nursery school too and i think that really makes a difference they're in it because it's a profession not because it's a job they could get because they didn't qualify for anything else you know
Hypothesis: These teachers treat it as a profession, and really care about their jobs.
Premise: and uh it it really makes it look professional
Hypothesis: It looks novice.
Premise: The pose and the prose of journalists have changed since Ben Hecht's The Front Page . Indeed, Hecht's reporters would have balked at being called journalists.
Hypothesis: The journalism found in The Front Page was often crude, crass and terribly honest.
Premise: If Perot successfully woos Buchanan and Ventura convinces Beatty to run, next year's Reform Party nominating convention might be the most entertaining sideshow of the 2000 campaign.
Hypothesis: None of the nominees from the Reform Party are qualified to run.
Premise: But, suppose that it is.
Hypothesis: Suppose the gold standard is the right way to handle currency.
Premise: As a result of your conversation with her and subsequent reports that showed that she had tried to enlist the help of someone else in her lie that the President sexually harassed her, you now do not believe that what she claimed happened really happened.
Hypothesis: She wanted her own words to speak for themeselves.
Premise: uh-huh  well i have two small kids and so i i don't have you know much time to to go places and play sports you know i have to do something where i can do it at home and
Hypothesis: I have all of the time in the world because I am childless.