xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: These findings are part of a survey, the first of its kind in almost 20 years to examine the experiences of the poor in the legal system, released today by the nonprofit Legal Services of New Jersey, an Edison corporation that coordinates the state's system of legal aid organizations.
Hypothesis: These findings are part of a survey which has been done in similar ways a few years ago.
Premise: how how much you can stuff in your brain
Hypothesis: How many things you can remember.
Premise: For the Dutch, Johor provided a buffer against other Europeans.
Hypothesis: Johor allied with the other Europeans to attack the Dutch.
Premise: Agencies can identify similar organizations that have successfully incorporated desirable technologies and adopt those practices that offer significant improvements in process, cost savings, time, or resources.
Hypothesis: The agencies are renowned for their identifying abilities.
Premise: So much Slim realized to be true.
Hypothesis: Slime learned a lot of what they spoke of was true.
Premise: The cover article urges the GOP and the Christian right to compromise.
Hypothesis: The GOP and Christians do not see eye to eye.
Premise: Isn't this paternalism?
Hypothesis: Isn't this restriction of freedom?
Premise: As noted in section 1, Americans may choose to save less because they have ready access to credit and have been confident about the future of the U.S.
Hypothesis: Americans might save less because they have low confidence in the economy.
Premise: At first not a single face was seen but Jon saw the elders and a few others lined up on the road.
Hypothesis: Jon saw people on the road.
Premise: She became a registered nurse, but always held on to the idea that someday she would be a lawyer.
Hypothesis: It was too expensive for her to become a lawyer.
Premise: Most large hotels have their own swimming pools.
Hypothesis: Most hotels have their own pools.
Premise: The employee and/or timekeeper should promptly disclose any discrepancies to the supervisor.
Hypothesis: Any discrepancy is kept from the supervisor by the employee.
Premise: but still i would hate to be on the jury that sentenced someone
Hypothesis: I would not enjoy being on the jury responsible for handing down a sentence.
Premise: i know i don't credit cards almost seem unfair to a person who's who's got a victim of impulse buying
Hypothesis: When a person is an impulse buyer, credit cards seem unfair to them.
Premise: The EU has given large subsidies to develop Greece's infrastructure and grants to excavate and protect its ancient monuments.
Hypothesis: Greece has not received any outside financial assistance.
Premise: A letter-writing campaign asks every lawyer in Maryland to donate at least the dollar value of one billable hour - typically a couple of hundred dollars - to the Legal Aid Bureau.
Hypothesis: A campaign asks lawyers in Maryland to donate money to legal aid or it will be shut down.
Premise: I was about to say that studies showed no connection.
Hypothesis: The studies don't relate to what you said, but someone else mentioned that before me.
Premise: it almost  you know on both sides so that they can't turn it over and put it on somebody else's bed
Hypothesis: They can just put it on any bed.
Premise: and uh she said hey go for the swimming pool she says you get just as much if you did the aerobics on the floor she says in fact you get more
Hypothesis: She says you get more out of aerobics in the swimming pool than on the floor.
Premise: Small stone houses crowd the town center with fine Ottoman houses along the northern edge of town.
Hypothesis: Ottoman houses are further from town because they are larger.
Premise: The rosebrick old town ' with its many Renaissance mansions built with the proceeds of the dye, textile, and grain trades ' is best seen on foot.
Hypothesis: Traveling by car is not the best way to see the old town.
Premise: and uh uh a lot of the uh uh what do you call them not bonds but uh
Hypothesis: What do you call those out of jail tickets?
Premise: have to make sure they don't get out of hand
Hypothesis: They need to be watched, or else they may cause trouble.
Premise: The Centre sits just back from Highgate, on the same street with the Tourist Information Centre.
Hypothesis: The Centre is located far from Highgate, on a country road with no other buildings in sight.
Premise: Not far from the Campo del Moro and Royal Palace, this large hotel has a faded glory about it, but is a good value given its spectacular views of the Palacio Real and Manazares Valley.
Hypothesis: The hotel is going to close soon, but it still is a great value.
Premise: The site has been fortified since prehistoric times and offers beautiful views of Aitana, San Juan, Santa Pola, and Benidorm and Tabarca islands in the distance.
Hypothesis: It offers terrific views as there's a high point where you can see from for miles.
Premise: so i'm just trying to hang on to my job  yeah right yeah all these cutbacks and stuff this is pretty scary
Hypothesis: There are a lot of people being let go, I am worried about my security.
Premise: The Musee des Beaux-Arts (in the Place de la Revolution) claims to be the oldest in France (1694).
Hypothesis: The oldest museum in France is in the Place de la Revolution.
Premise: although the computer uh science areas are booming right now but the uh
Hypothesis: Computer science is a dying field.
Premise: absolutely absolutely and and they are doing that in a number of schools however probably not enough of them uh country wide but it's going to take at least a whole generation of people uh to get across the idea of voting uh just like it's taking a whole generation of people to finally uh realize the harmfulness of drugs
Hypothesis: People will start to vote as we educate them about how not voting gets bad results.
Premise: He was concerned because it was November, and the bulbs should've been in a month before.
Hypothesis: He wasn't worried because it was November and all bulbs were in.
Premise: yeah oh yeah we've had one as long as i can remember
Hypothesis: yes, of course, i can't remember ever not having one
Premise: uh-huh well i've i've done that before on a couple times but that would make it just that much easier instead of bringing home a computer you just bring home a few floppy disks you know
Hypothesis: I want to be able to just bring floppy disks home, bringing a computer is too much work.
Premise: no snow hm
Hypothesis: there isn't any snow.
Premise: Realizing the importance of Western military technology, Nobunaga mastered the manufacture of gunpowder and made firearms from melted-down temple bells.
Hypothesis: Realizing the importance of Western military technology, Nobunaga manufactured gunpowder and meted down temple-bells to make firearms.
Premise: Also missing from S. 556 is the scheme for allocating allowances.
Hypothesis: The scheme for allocating allowances was left off the report by mistake.
Premise: But the young state was soon engaged in another crisis with an Arab neighbour.
Hypothesis: But the young state was soon starting another conflict.
Premise: Over the long-term, meaningful Social Security and Medicare reform will be necessary to avert massive government dissaving, reduce the economic burden of government spending for an aging population, and restore budgetary flexibility to address other national priorities.
Hypothesis: Aging populations create an economic burden for government spending.
Premise: It's easy to pick up to 15 numbers on the 80-number slip, then hand it and your money (usually a dollar per game) to the keno runner, and she'll return a computerized ticket.
Hypothesis: YOu can only pick 5 numbers.
Premise: Intoxicated by his plan, Tommy gently unhooked the picture of the Devil and Faust, and settled himself in position.
Hypothesis: Tommy thinks his plan is clever and foolproof.
Premise: and and the men basically see a business woman and ask them to go get coffee or something it's just it's very difficult to be well respected and and Margaret Margaret Thatcher had been in office it was probably very difficult for her at first but
Hypothesis: It is very hard to be well respected as a businesswoman.
Premise: something small that she can watch but won't take too much care
Hypothesis: Something large that can watch after her and won't take a lot to care for.
Premise: The river Canche flows right through the center of this small town, disappearing under buildings and hump-backed bridges.
Hypothesis: The river goes right through the town.
Premise: The government uses the October 1997 through September 1998 review results as a baseline against which the results of subsequent reviews are measured.
Hypothesis: Baseline reviews increment annually; next year it will be October 1998 to September 1999.
Premise: um-hum God i don't have to say kind of caught me off i'm more of a
Hypothesis: Yeah I was not expecting you to do that.
Premise: Few in this hellish desert would have done that for us and I must remember that when they ask me to die for them.
Hypothesis: They will never ask me to do something bad.
Premise: yes i have one
Hypothesis: I used to have more but there's only one left.
Premise: But admitting that people's happiness depends on their relative economic level as well as their absolute economic resources has some subversive implications.
Hypothesis: It is true, people's money situation is what their happiness depends upon
Premise: She did so.
Hypothesis: She did that.
Premise: no i have to get under my car to get the oil filter out but yeah you change it four times a year it's not that big a deal filter you can buy that on sale for two dollars uh the oil um less than a dollar dollar less than a dollar a dollar a quart it's really not that
Hypothesis: I have to go underneath the car for most of its maintenance.
Premise: Bork shrugged again.
Hypothesis: Bork stood as still as a statue.
Premise: right and i think one other area here is that um this is typically what we call in this area yuppie area and people aren't my kids you know other than you know occasionally they're not even aware that there are people over fifty that
Hypothesis: People over fifty can be hard to relate to.
Premise: Be advised that it is traditional for showgirls in Las Vegas production shows to be topless, and that tradition continues; many shows are not appropriate for children.
Hypothesis: Most Las Vegas production shows are not appropriate for children.
Premise: If the receivable is not repaid, the unpaid amount is recognized as an adjustment to the bad debt allowance and does not affect revenue, gains, or other financing sources.
Hypothesis: The unpaid amount of receivable is seen as an adjustment to bad debt allowance - it doesn't affect financing sources.
Premise: Travel to Kashmir used to require bookings and preparations far in advance of visiting.
Hypothesis: Travelling in Kashmir is now much easier than it used to be.
Premise: The Moderates feared a new proletarian militancy among factory workers.
Hypothesis: The workers were actually calm.
Premise: and then the last Civil War battle was fought at Val Verde you know over there on the Texas border you had a lot of of groups heading for Mexico and they were cut off at the pass more or less at Eagle Pass and they didn't get across the river there so they're the last and that was actually after the war was over but it was the last
Hypothesis: The last battle of the Civil War was fought near the California border.
Premise: The model's critical factors were drawn from the judgment and expertise of a wide range of knowledgeable individuals from government and private industry.
Hypothesis: The model has critical factors drawn from the brainstorming of people in the industry.
Premise: Although sulfur deposition has declined, nitrogen emissions have not changed substantially region-wide.
Hypothesis: It's a good thing that both Nitrogen and Sulfur levels are low.
Premise: well then maybe they wouldn't have to take so many taxes out and stuff like that well
Hypothesis: There are no taxes in this industry.
Premise: warm i guess so
Hypothesis: Cold I think
Premise: The value of a Work Loss Day presented here represents the national median.
Hypothesis: Our value is more than the national median.
Premise: Guadeloupe's huge Natural Park has trails laid out through the tropical forest, up to major waterfalls, and on to the crater of La Soufriyre.
Hypothesis: The most stunning trails in Natural Park go to the crater of La Soufriyre.
Premise: She also worked as a staff attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland.
Hypothesis: She worked as an attorney in Cleveland too.
Premise: With $4 billion, Ross Perot can avoid party ties and just run for president.
Hypothesis: Ross Perot's wealth will make it easier for him to be elected to the presidency.
Premise: and uh and i'm not completely just you know just teach the basics in schools but i think there does does need to be a reemphasis of those because of our our lowering grades in the standardized test and such
Hypothesis: There needs to be a reemphasis of basics in schools because of lowering standardized test scores and grades.
Premise: It all had something to do with some kind of mumbo-jumbo, and....
Hypothesis: It was all about the barber.
Premise: yeah was it yeah wasn't Jimmy Carter's mama that was in the Peace Corps or some such thing
Hypothesis: I don't think Jimmy Carter's mother was ever in the Peace Corps or anything like that.
Premise: The moment has come, said Poirot thoughtfully, "and I do not know what to do. 
Hypothesis: Poirot was unsure about how to proceed when the time came.
Premise: The Wordsworth family made one more move, to Rydal Mount at the eastern tip of Rydal Water, and it was here that William lived for the last 37 years of his life.
Hypothesis: William only lived in Rydal Mount for three years before he moved once again.
Premise: Since implementation of the State Planning Initiative in 1998, LSC has sought to apply a set of detailed criteria in making all decisions on whether a given service area arrangement is optimally configured to provide high-quality legal services to the greatest number of eligible low-income clients.
Hypothesis: There are no legal services for low-income clients.
Premise: yeah uh-huh yeah well we do to as a matter of fact
Hypothesis: As a matter of fact, we also sell the extra large sizes like they do.
Premise: Of course, some ED patients may spontaneously volunteer information about drinking.
Hypothesis: None of the patients ever voluntarily offer up information on drinking.
Premise: So maybe you will be too.
Hypothesis: You won't be, ever.
Premise: Each point on the curve represents a potential cut point.
Hypothesis: The curve represents a newspaper delivery route.
Premise: This proposed route takes you through the vineyards and beaches of Herault.
Hypothesis: The proposed road takes you away from the beaches.
Premise: The City Carrier System contains a stratified sample of 8,300 routes and the 1999 Rural National Mail Count System provides data on 39,737 rural routes.
Hypothesis: The 1999 Rural National Mail Count System provides the best mail data in the country.
Premise: (No surprise that Playboy 's April issue publishes a long interview with Eszterhas.)
Hypothesis: Playboy's April issue does not have a shred of the interview with Eszterhas.
Premise: And, Helburn and Morris point out, since tax credits can be used for any kind of care the parents choose--and parents being the way they are--tax breaks are not good tools for ensuring good quality.
Hypothesis: Tax breaks are the best way to assure that there will be high quality.
Premise: so i it was actually wonderful because where i was there were half Met fans and um half Sox fans
Hypothesis: It was great because the stadium had lots of fans from both sides there and the cheering was really intense.
Premise: did you take kids along
Hypothesis: Did you go with just your wife?
Premise: It is, no doubt, irritating to be misquoted, but at least you retain the moral high ground and a sense of yourself as wise and well-spoken, albeit misunderstood.
Hypothesis: Being misquoted is not something that is irritating.
Premise: Commerce and industry line the way to the port city of Klang on the coast, while Ipoh is Perakiatate's most flourishing tin town, and Kuala Kangsar is the leisurely, royal state capital.
Hypothesis: Trade and industry do not help the flourishing of Perakiatate.
Premise: i think the Royals will do okay they have they have several pitchers that had badly years last year and they are they're these uh cycle pitchers they they pitch one year bad one year good one beer bad one year good Saberhagen has won uh supposedly the Cy i think he won Cy year uh two out of three years and uh you know so he's very much due for a good year
Hypothesis: The Royals could probably win the title this season.
Premise: A piece cites new evidence that Sigmund Freud was right about dreams expressing unconscious desires.
Hypothesis: New evidence was found during recent study conducted over several years.
Premise: While DOD has made some progress in recent years, GAO's recent weapon system reviews show that persistent problems continue to hinder acquisition cost, schedule, and performance outcomes.
Hypothesis: There are no issues that hinder acquisition cost or schedule.
Premise: Mrs. Inglethorp said something, I do not remember exactly what, about causing scandal between husband and wife."
Hypothesis: The woman did not believe anything could cause trouble between the pair.
Premise: Nor does it seem fair to blame the bureaucrats.
Hypothesis: The bureaufrats deserve all the blame.
Premise: The actor is still sleek, but the touch of crepe paper around his face has eliminated the plastic, department-store-mannequin look that Remington Steele exploited so shrewdly.
Hypothesis: Remington exploited that plastic mannequin look in a shrewd fashion.
Premise: Now that is a curious circumstance, my friend. 
Hypothesis: Well that is an odd circumstance, my pal.
Premise: There would have to be a code of ethics to be worked out later.
Hypothesis: A group of Satheri could easily work out one, with the help of Hanson's slightly stronger morality.
Premise: Jon parried the next blade that came in and planted his offhand dagger into the man's groin.
Hypothesis: Stabbing the man made Jon feel sick.
Premise: This would allow a plausible estimate of the revenue the Postal Service would receive by applying domestic postage rates to such mail.
Hypothesis: It is not possible to estimate the revenue for the Postal Service.
Premise: It is a much grander residence than Dove Cottage, yet it remains true to the poet's philosophy and world view it's neither too imposing nor too lavish.
Hypothesis: Dove Cottage is a much grander residence.
Premise: i just couldn't watch that much TV
Hypothesis: I could watch TV all day if I wanted to
Premise: These differences, and their impact on the framework developed in this guide, will be discussed in the aUsing this Guide- section.
Hypothesis: The Using this Guide section is 80 pages long.
Premise: Auditors may include such information in their audit report or may prepare a separate report.
Hypothesis: Auditors have the discretion to show what information in reported where.
Premise: His kidneys seemed to be wrenched out of him.
Hypothesis: He felt an unbearable pain in his abdomen.
Premise: (In column 1, compare line 2 and line 5).
Hypothesis: Line 2 and line 5 must be compared in column 1.
Premise: yeah hum right right i don't blame you  i would too
Hypothesis: I would do the same thing so I don't blame you.
Premise: that's what i need
Hypothesis: I didn't need that.
Premise: But he was abrupt with her--not rude, just abrupt.
Hypothesis: He behaved abruptly towards her and she considered it rude.
Premise: His later chapters ask whether, in a new world where blacks are present (if still in small numbers) in our society's most powerful intellectual institutions, black thinkers might be free to spend less time thinking about what it means to be black.
Hypothesis: He wrote about race relations.
Premise: it's hard to say i'm sort of a very big Twin Peaks fan and beyond that i just sort of watch anything that happens to be on i'm i'm half the time i'm a TV addict and the other half the time i just ignore it it's really bad yeah there's some new shows that i sort of like um have you seen this Shannon Steel Show or uh it's about a lawyer it's one of these lawyer shows you know they they seem to be popular these days and then there's just a lot of those sort of Blair shows floating around
Hypothesis: I got rid of my TV last year.
Premise: The stunt half-works, at least until he's supposed to undergo an inner transformation and acquire human emotions--whereupon his face remains just as blank.
Hypothesis: When the stunt works, it works brilliantly.
Premise: Others infer that he's already mounting a brilliantly oblique attack on Gore.
Hypothesis: An attack on Gore is being planned and will have flawless execution.
Premise: Auditors should design the audit to provide reasonable assurance of detecting material misstatements of financial statements or other financial data resulting from noncompliance with provisions of contracts or grant agreements that have a direct and material effect on the determination of financial statement amounts.
Hypothesis: The senior auditors do the designing of the audit.
Premise: Another example is pointers.
Hypothesis: A different example is tips to the perfect body.
Premise: that's a beautiful state that's a beautiful state see i was raised in the Midwest which you know hell we didn't even you know
Hypothesis: I was raised in the Midwest so I didn't know you but that's a beautiful state.
Premise: many times worse because of course it's a tree
Hypothesis: It's worse because it's a tree and trees cost a lot of money to remove if they're damaged.
Premise: Before graduating from Loyola Law School in 1993, Zucker interviewed with a prestigious Santa Monica law firm and deftly matched wits with the partners over lunch at an upscale restaurant.
Hypothesis: Zucker had an interview at a law firm in California.
Premise: and um kids are i i suppose have been raised by single parents more than they ever used to
Hypothesis: Most parents seem to be getting divorced when the child is still young.
Premise: but in the middle of the day they don't just drown you with the same old stuff and they won't interrupt unless it's you know really important
Hypothesis: They truly value your time and efforts.
Premise: because of the charges they face.
Hypothesis: Because of the parole they face.
Premise: On one side of him was the German, on the other the villainous-faced doorkeeper who had let him in.
Hypothesis: The German let him through the door, meeting him face to face with a frightening sight.
Premise: Most scholarly studies of hostile takeovers show they have little or no impact on productivity, profitability, or on the acquiring company's long-term stock price.
Hypothesis: Scholarly studies show that hostile takeovers show greatly improve the acquiring company's long-term stock price.
Premise: The tower is just over 18 m (60 ft) high, one for each year of Victoria's rule at the time of her Jubilee.
Hypothesis: The tower is over 18 m in height.
Premise: You will help me in spite of yourself. 
Hypothesis: You will help me as I have asked whether it helps you or not.
Premise: In spite of myself, an agreeable warmth spread over me. 
Hypothesis: I did not usually agree.
Premise: Steven Spielberg takes Time 's cover as he ends a three-year absence from the screen with three new movies, including The Lost World , a sequel to Jurassic Park . The article concludes the 50-year-old Spielberg has grown up since E.T. , but not too  He's still a boy at heart.
Hypothesis: The Lost World has broken the Box Office record of the most profitable movie in film history.