xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: yuck oh goodness what's a mess that was like oh boy they are so messy when they're little too
Hypothesis: They are so messy when they are little and that disturbs me.
Premise: yeah all the all the  all the light pollution
Hypothesis: I hate the light pollution.
Premise: There would be little honor in this battle or the ones to come.
Hypothesis: The battles here honorable and they had ended.
Premise: so um-hum yell at them and like to choke them so many times i wanna choke mine say you're not doing what i want you to do
Hypothesis: If you are not accomplishing the tasks I set out for you to do, I will meekly accept it.
Premise: Applying the Logic of Sample Surveys to Qualitative Case  The Case Cluster Method.
Hypothesis: Applying imagination to the case cluster method.
Premise: The top curve incorporates any wage premium the Postal Service may have, the bottom curve nets out Wachter's 29.
Hypothesis: Wage premiums are insane at the postal service.
Premise: Many have grown more disgusted with Clinton's triangulations than with congressional Democrats' straightforward liberalism.
Hypothesis: Democrats represented their own brand of liberalism.
Premise: South of Kitchener Island is Elephantine Island, home to the Temple of Knum.
Hypothesis: The Temple of Knum was built on Elephantine Island.
Premise: The lawyer went straight to the desk, and John followed him. 
Hypothesis: John waited in the room as the lawyer took a break to step outside.
Premise: The most fearless and enthusiastic pups are the most likely to be bred to pass that herding gene on to the next generation.
Hypothesis: The least fearless pups are the most likely to be bred to pass that herding gene on.
Premise: PART B. SULFUR DIOXIDE EMISSION REDUCTIONS
Hypothesis: Sulfur dioxide is known to cause cancer in the state of California.
Premise: yeah or required required required for every college student  oh
Hypothesis: It's something that's required for every college student.
Premise: The six foot-soldiers drew swords and axes and spears.
Hypothesis: The soldiers drew their weapons for battle.
Premise: While most families say they recognize the need to save for retirement,
Hypothesis: They believe they should spend everything before they retire.
Premise: i know they lost recently to the Bucks in Milwaukee
Hypothesis: They won to the Milwaukee Bucks recently.
Premise: Unless that Lieutenant Spath up at the camp tries again with that long-legged black of his,"Topham added.
Hypothesis: It won't matter whether the Lieutenant does it again or not.
Premise: Severe shock to the nervous system.
Hypothesis: Deadly hit to the nervous system.
Premise: yeah yeah that  cause i permanently damaged the the uh cushion under my heel you know the normal cushion that you have there so
Hypothesis: I damaged the cushion from daily and frequent use.
Premise: Delivery to a multiple address building or to a multiple address kiosk means that the fixed cost of traveling to that stop is spread among the several addresses which receive mail there.
Hypothesis: Multi-address locations reduce the per recipient cost burden.
Premise: He's my cousin, Drew returned.
Hypothesis: Drew does not have a cousin.
Premise: because of the winters winters  i kind of miss winter since it it didn't do anything down here this winter
Hypothesis: Winters are something I miss.
Premise: That break has disturbed the planets.
Hypothesis: The planets are disturbed by the break.
Premise: Most obviously, there is the proliferation of specialty shops for fountain pens and handmade paper.
Hypothesis: There are specialty shops for stationary on Main Street.
Premise: Simon, when he saw on the floor the tension caused by his phallus, couldn't believe its huge size.
Hypothesis: Simon couldn't believe how big the penis was.
Premise: yeah i've been sitting here and sitting here and sitting here
Hypothesis: I am going to remain here for a few hours longer.
Premise: The Wither had clearly gotten her name from something other than her looks.
Hypothesis: The Wither was ugly.
Premise: and generally it's held in the summer and we have it in the state park which has worked out pretty well uh over by Clifton Forge
Hypothesis: Summer is usually pretty mild and we rarely get rained out.
Premise: 'We just kill them off early.'
Hypothesis: We don't hurt anyone.
Premise: But I make allowances, you are upset. 
Hypothesis: You're agitated, but I make allowances depending on how much is needed that day.
Premise: Tourism exploded into an annual southern migration, transforming the Spanish economy, landscape, and society.
Hypothesis: Brazil has the most annual tourist visits than any other southern country.
Premise: She'll have something good for young'uns to eat."
Hypothesis: She will have something that the kids want to eat.
Premise: Been gittin' a little of it back, though, seems like.
Hypothesis: Been getting a bit of it back, it seems.
Premise: bargaining.
Hypothesis: conceding to another after bargaining.
Premise: He doesn't show how the new elites have been corrupted by their status, or of the misery of How the Other Half Lives.
Hypothesis: The other half lives better than the new elites.
Premise: The doors clicked shut.
Hypothesis: The door was silent.
Premise: well um i seem to always be in the the next to the last generation of word processing software when everyone was in Samna i was still in PFM and now that i finally become proficient in Samna everybody's going to WordPerfect so i can never quite stay current with that
Hypothesis: I'm always one step ahead of what everyone else is proficient at.
Premise: oh that's right that's right because
Hypothesis: That is correct, because your reasons explain the outcome.
Premise: Ca'daan, still tied and twisted under the horse, could no nothing.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan sprung into action.
Premise: The NAIC recently adopted an amendment to the UPPL which states (1) This provision may not be used with respect to a medical expense policy and (2) For purposes of this provision, 'medical expense policy' means an accident and sickness insurance policy that provides hospital,
Hypothesis: The medical insurance policy is a health insurance that provides hospital visits.
Premise: you know like a spring that was put in incorrectly which could have resulted in brakes failing and me having an accident you know those kind of things and when you have a vehicle that's being used by you know other members of your family you know you don't want
Hypothesis: You have to be careful in who is repairing you car. It's easy for something to be looked over.
Premise: Barnes and Thornburg, the state's largest firm, asked all of its lawyers to volunteer at least 25 hours a year helping low-income people on the clock.
Hypothesis: The largest firm asked their lawyers to volunteer each year or they would be demoted.
Premise: It has taken modern Western fashion to make that happen.
Hypothesis: Western fashion is now very popular now that it is modernized.
Premise: well i do i switch every other day one day i walk and one day i do the aerobics
Hypothesis: I like to switch it up to keep my routine interesting.
Premise: oh i bet it is too uh-huh oh now my husband and i we go different places but our children but when we go with our children we usually kind of stay close
Hypothesis: We let our kids go on their own.
Premise: Supposing we sit down, she said pleasantly.
Hypothesis: When they sat down, they sat on chairs.
Premise: The antiques dealer should be able to advise you in this process.
Hypothesis: The vendor of antiques should guide you in this process.
Premise: Table 3. Summary of Economic Impacts by Scenario - 2010
Hypothesis: Table 3. Results of 2010 Study of Economic Impacts
Premise: Many first-class hotels in leading cities have swimming pools, but there are a few precautions you should take when swimming elsewhere.
Hypothesis: Your hotel is likely to have a swimming pool.
Premise: The HMOs contend the government doesn't contribute enough to allow them to provide adequate care.
Hypothesis: The HMOs have never reached their full potential.
Premise: These highly intelligent, russet-colored apes live in the swamp forests of Sabah and Sarawak, and are best seen in eastern Sabah's Sepilok wildlife reserve.
Hypothesis: The apes live in the desert.
Premise: A guide can lead you south along Khan ez-Zeit from Station VIII and up a stairway to the Ethiopian convent on the roof of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Hypothesis: There's no way to reach the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
Premise: And by the way, the Cold War did not always define American policy in Africa.
Hypothesis: American policy in Africa has been stable in the last few decades.
Premise: Privately, too, King brooded over Malcolm's jibes about my being soft and ...
Hypothesis: King was unaffected by Malcolm's jibes.
Premise: He comes across up close as the same solid guy Richard Ben Cramer found in his classic, What It Takes , the best campaign book of the decade.
Hypothesis: What it takes is the best campaign book of the five years.
Premise: In this executive guide, we discuss the three key steps and their relationship to GPRA, along with the practices associated with each step.
Hypothesis: We discuss the three key steps and their relationship to GPRA.
Premise: She apparently couldn't recall what had happened to the others.
Hypothesis: She couldn't recall what had happened to the others.
Premise: Research  improving existing screening questionnaires
Hypothesis: Research has improved the screening questions.
Premise: Wanniski, who invited Farrakhan to a conference last spring, argues that a Republican-nation alliance could guarantee an unbeatable electoral majority for the GOP.
Hypothesis: Farrakhan participated in a conference last April.
Premise: even if even if someone's home all the time there's still a lot of things that have to be done
Hypothesis: There are still many things to get done, even if there's someone at home all the time.
Premise: (1) not lifting the current importation restrictions for beef from Argentina and (2) allowing importation under either less or more stringent conditions than those adopted in the rule.
Hypothesis: There are two options, and number 1 (not lifting the current limits on beef imports from Argentina) is preferred to number 2 (permitting imports).
Premise: yeah i don't mind the heat that much it doesn't bother me that much cold weather i just i don't know i just can't tolerate too much with the
Hypothesis: I love cold weather.
Premise: EPA's analysis indicates that the first year, 60 percent (2,895) of the small entities will expend less than 1 percent of their annual revenue for the rule's compliance costs, 12 percent (569) will expend between 1 percent and 3 percent, and 119 or 2 percent will expend 3 percent or more of their annual revenues for compliance.
Hypothesis: The average cost per company is $50,000.
Premise: 7.24 In identifying potential sources of data that could be used as audit evidence, auditors should consider the validity and reliability of these data, including data collected by the audited entity, data generated by the auditors, or data provided by third parties, as well as the sufficiency and relevance of the evidence.
Hypothesis: Data generated by the auditors is forbidden.
Premise: We plan to provide other products and information through this link in the future.
Hypothesis: We can provide information and other products on the new governmental rule.
Premise: Well, shopping is almost as good, said Tuppence dreamily.
Hypothesis: Well, buying stuff is almost as good, said Tuppence, fancifully.
Premise: uh-huh uh-huh even at that age they need that time we all need that time
Hypothesis: Yes, I agree, even at that age they need that time because we all need that time.
Premise: uh they go out there and the well all you can do with with uh freezing rain of course is spread sand on the ice
Hypothesis: You can put sand on the freezing rain but it's still really difficult to walk on it.
Premise: and everybody else that i've talked to has been right around here
Hypothesis: The other people feel the same way around here.
Premise: However, they were surprised to find that regardless of whether the injury was attributed to alcohol or not, patients did equally well at follow-up.
Hypothesis: They were surprised that regardless of alcohol injury or not the patients did well at their follow up.
Premise: Most of all, it was a competition in truth-telling (or falsifying), a Cold War duel in credibility occurring amid a mounting pileup of classified information, exposes, and oxymoronic jargon that would eventually donate euphemistic doublespeak terms like dual hegemony, limited nuclear war, and the slogan win the peace to the American language.
Hypothesis: There were lots of credibility problems during the Cold War.
Premise: The man cried out and let go of the polearm, putting his good hand over the wound on the other.
Hypothesis: The person who was crying out and holding a hand over the wound was a male.
Premise: Participants believed that boards need to do a better job of identifying their constituencies and understanding and addressing their concerns.
Hypothesis: The participants think that the board should be fired because they're on qualified.
Premise: Conversely, because load time is 100 percent variable with volume, it would not change, since total volume is assumed not to change.
Hypothesis: Load time is the same every time because total volume is variable.
Premise: The canals more than 1,300 miles of them crisscross the island have level footpaths running along their entire length.
Hypothesis: The canals that run crisscross the island are the real attraction.
Premise: oh boy yeah that sounds great
Hypothesis: That sounds like something I would love to see.
Premise: Jon spoke again, nodding his head slightly.
Hypothesis: He was trying to convince them.
Premise: In fact, at least thirty percent of all farmworkers return to their countries of origin annually.
Hypothesis: It is very rare for farm workers to leave the country.
Premise: It passed the House Tuesday by 410-2.
Hypothesis: It failed to pass the house on Wednesday.
Premise: The commercial companies GAO visited achieved success in product development by first achieving a mature, stable design supported by completed engineering drawings during an integration phase and then by demonstrating that the product's design was reliable and critical manufacturing processes required to build it were in control before committing to full production.
Hypothesis: Commercial companies found that by including engineers from the beginning phases, it was easier to make stable designs.
Premise: Zercher says Lindsey called her and urged her to say all positive things about her experiences.
Hypothesis: Lindsey did not call Zercher.
Premise: all right well thank you for calling i had i i enjoyed talking to you
Hypothesis: Despite the quality I very much enjoyed the telephone conversation with you.
Premise: Admirable! 
Hypothesis: It was such a great action.
Premise: On the right is an austere hostel and chapel for the few pilgrims who passed this way, and beyond it the forge of the hard-working Ceter?­cians.
Hypothesis: The hostel is luxurious and large enough to accommodate the many pilgrims who came here.
Premise: It was like Rome in the waning days of  Let the great debauch proceed!
Hypothesis: It was comparable to Rome in its decadent days of decline.
Premise: The only buildings that break the monotony are the more than 300 small white chapels that dot the hillsides.
Hypothesis: The monotony is broken only by over 300 small white chapels, that dot the hillsides.
Premise: right or if you're going to go the science route you can go to a target school that specializes in science or art you know there's no point in you know i'm an engineering student and if i have to go take art classes you know i'm not going to use them and through high school i could have gone so much further if i'd gone to a school that was directed
Hypothesis: I am majoring in English poetry.
Premise: White was beating himself.
Hypothesis: White was hitting himself out of frustration.
Premise: The district attorney predicts that an arrest will be made in the next two months.
Hypothesis: The district attorney's predictions are rarely wrong.
Premise: No defendants were ordered to pay more than a $250 fine for violating the court order.
Hypothesis: The court also decided to impose an additional fine on defendants who did not plead guilty.
Premise: This is where the biguine began and still belongs, along with all manner of other Caribbean rhythms just as popular and even more frenzied.
Hypothesis: The Caribbean rhythms were the most popular.
Premise: i try to keep it pretty reasonable
Hypothesis: I try to be reasonable.
Premise: In the end England underwent the  Glorious Revolution  of 1688, when Catholic James II (Scotland's James VII) was deposed and the Protestant William of Orange (1689 1702) took the British crown.
Hypothesis: James II and William of Orange held and election to decide who would rule Britain
Premise: This analysis was revised when it was determined that the interim program, which began on January 1, 1995, would last 30 months rather than 18 months and there were changes in the estimated cost of deposit control testing and the addition, in the final rule, of a required deposit demonstration test to qualify test fuels for certification testing purposes.
Hypothesis: This anaylsis was never revised, after confirming that the predictions were correct.
Premise: Across the river, 250 dealers are concentrated in the Louvre des Antiquaires, by the place du Palais-Royal, closed Monday (and Sunday in July and August), and other antiques dealers are scattered around Les Halles.
Hypothesis: Most antiques dealers find that they get more sales at the Louvre des Antiquaires.
Premise: yeah well they record these and then somebody transcribes them so that they they have uh they have a speech signal and what and what is said
Hypothesis: There won't be any record of this conversation.
Premise: I never do this in an unsafe driving situation--i.e.
Hypothesis: I would not talk on the phone while surfing on the roof of my car while going down the highway.
Premise: A story studies a block in the Lower East Side and concludes that rent control reduces the number of apartments, encourages landlord neglect, disproportionately benefits upper-middle-class renters, and dissuades developers from building new apartments.
Hypothesis: According to some researchers, rent control damages landlords, renters and developers.
Premise: i know he was saying he was so sick of soap operas because i guess for about four years now she you know he'll come home from work and there she'll be watching soap operas yeah
Hypothesis: He said he was sick of soap operas because when he gets home from work she is watching soap operas.
Premise: but but see there but i don't agree with that because the Catholic religion as far as through the ages has been the rule so to speak you know they are the ones that set the rules set a lot of the rules and they are the ones that do keep the people down i mean when you a religion that most of the people go to church and they don't understand when anything is being said yet they're yet they're expected to bow down to it i think that keeps people in a sort of line you know
Hypothesis: I think that the Catholic church keeps people controlled by making strict rules they have to follow.
Premise: A firm with a small share of total volume that competes with an incumbent in delivery only, will find its unit cost high relative to the incumbent, even if the competitor pays no wage premium and or is more efficient.
Hypothesis: Everyone should switch to email to make life easier.
Premise: The odds against getting a quickening of the heart by any of these media are high.
Hypothesis: The media is not quick to offer emotion to those who want it.
Premise: You will find their guides are much more reliable than those outside the temples or palaces, but one word of different tour guides will give contradictory explanations about the significance of statues as well as many different versions of legend and historical fact. 
Hypothesis: Though the guides outside temples are not recommended, they are very cheap.
Premise: The surrounding warehouse districts have interesting stores for souvenir browsing.
Hypothesis: There are no shops in the warehouse district.
Premise: What is that? I asked. 
Hypothesis: I inquired as to what that was.
Premise: In the mid-1980s, Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas with a new resort.
Hypothesis: Wynn began plans to reinvigorate Las Vegas.
Premise: Therefore, appropriations provide an other financing source instead of a revenue.
Hypothesis: Appropriations can't provide financing source because they're too expensive.
Premise: Emphasizing breasts is too great a pleasure to abandon.
Hypothesis: Adding emphasis to breasts is very uncomfortable.
Premise: yeah i know that's who he put in charge of the firm you
Hypothesis: I know he's in charge of the firm, he has been for years.
Premise: so we're getting a large oh gosh i don't know i think there's like twenty six different languages now that are spoken in i the DISD Dallas Inner City School District
Hypothesis: Students only speak Spanish or English.
Premise: These workers would be able to secure jobs from the H-2A employer during the first half of the season because H-2A employers must provide a hiring preference for U.S. workers who apply for a job during the first half of the season.
Hypothesis: During the first half of the season employers must favor U.S. workers who apply for a job.
Premise: The importance of the Bodh Gaya pilgrimage is evident in the Japanese, Thai, Tibetan, Burmese, and Chinese temples nearby.
Hypothesis: The Bodh Gaya pilgrimage is the most important pilgrimage a worshiper can take.
Premise: In preliminary studies, for example, the questions can show if Prozac is working or not.
Hypothesis: In preliminary surveys, the questions can show whether or not Prozac is doing its job.
Premise: Recognizing that valid questions have been raised regarding the accuracy and validity of the Case Service Reports (CSR) data that LSC's grantees annually submit, LSC has committed itself to ensuring that reliable data is provided.
Hypothesis: Questions which have merit have been brought up about CSR reports.
Premise: : Kausfiles is having lunch with Magnet tomorrow.
Hypothesis: Kausfiles and Magnet are having lunch tomorrow.
Premise: Volume I,Version 1.0 February 28, 1997 660
Hypothesis: Volume I,Version 1.0 was released on February 28, 199
Premise:  His face patched up after a fashion, Drew lay full length on the hay in his old place over Shadow's stall back at Kells' stable.
Hypothesis: Drew lay down in his old place above Shadow's stall in Kells' stable.
Premise: Now Turner Sports is hiring him to broadcast pro basketball and other sports on TNT, starting April 2. TNT's  Albert is working through his problem, and we're giving him a second chance.
Hypothesis: He may be broadcasting football.
Premise: To recharge the batteries, you needed a charger, which was stored in a small suitcase.
Hypothesis: You never needed a charger for anything.
Premise: The next day's Los Angeles Times goes with the DLC  Clinton's Centrist  Big Draw Among Party Faithful.
Hypothesis: The New York Times covered the DLC and Clinton.
Premise: For wines you many want to wait for your tour of the vineyards or the wider selection available at Beaune.
Hypothesis: Those who take a tour of the vineyards usually buy wines directly from there.
Premise: Editorialists lamented that Carey's campaign against union corruption now bears the taint of union corruption.
Hypothesis: To editorialists, Carey's campaign now does not bear the taint of union corruption.
Premise: The Imperial Palace (Kyoto Gosho) and the Katsura and Shugakuin imperial villas are mandatory destinations for anyone with even a shred of interest in Japanese architecture, design, and aesthetics.
Hypothesis: The Imperial Palace wouldn't be of interest to those with an interest in Japanese design.
Premise: And what's the date today? No Longer Sleeping asked suspiciously.
Hypothesis: No Longer Sleeping was suspicious of the current date.