xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: is that right did he sell them at craft shows and
Hypothesis: He never sold anything, and doesn't go to craft shows.
Premise: The economics literature concerning the appropriate method for valuing reductions in premature mortality risk is still developing.
Hypothesis: The literature on valuing reductions in premature mortality risk has been completed for a long time.
Premise: As discussed below, these efforts included testing controls, monitoring compliance with policies, analyzing security incidents, and accounting for procedural accomplishments and other indicators that efforts to promote awareness were effective.
Hypothesis: As discussed below, these efforts included punishing employees for showing initiative.
Premise: Notice a telephone in the outer office?" Tuppence thought.
Hypothesis: Tuppence thought, "Notice a telephone in the outer office?"
Premise: From Grassmarket, a road runs parallel to the Royal Mile to Holyrood on a lower level.
Hypothesis: The road is often busy during tourist season.
Premise: it was very mild mild winter yeah
Hypothesis: It wasn't too cold and it didn't snow much.
Premise: I was there, at the beginning of it all.
Hypothesis: I was very old at at the beginning.
Premise: The Rh??ne Valley has always been a central artery, a channel for river, road, and rail traffic between the north and the south.
Hypothesis: The Rhone valley is a channel for river, road, and rail traffic.
Premise: For fabrics, also try Western Market, Morrison Street, in Central.
Hypothesis: Western Market and Morrison Street have fabric stores.
Premise: i think maybe that we could do better with the budget if we didn't buy so much stuff overseas
Hypothesis: The budget would be better if we bought local.
Premise: But editorialists said Nicholson had made the investigators' job comically easy (he even climbed into a car with diplomatic plates registered to the Russian Embassy) and, even so, hadn't been caught and busted soon enough.
Hypothesis: Nicholson was reckless.
Premise: One reason Slate is not a national obsession in Europe (as, of course, it is in the United States) is that Internet use remains a luxury here.
Hypothesis: In Europe, Internet is still a luxury.
Premise: Just don't ask any hard questions of the book, because it won't answer them.
Hypothesis: All the answers to questions can be found in the book.
Premise: The study also identifies a number of federal agency initiatives related to the design review process.
Hypothesis: Some design review processes are affected by agency initiatives.
Premise: But perhaps you are right.
Hypothesis: You could be right.
Premise: Supporters of the president are already saying that [your successor] Robert Ray was hired by Rudy Giuliani in the southern district of New York as a U.S. attorney at one time; therefore, anything that he concludes about Hillary Clinton will be tainted because of his relationship with Rudy Giuliani.
Hypothesis: Guiliani supported Ray in his career.
Premise: This notion lives on in our language today.
Hypothesis: Our language carries many notions from the past.
Premise: The sanctum of the shrine, designated a National Treasure, has a gilded and lacquered altar some 3 m (nearly 10 ft) high, where a seated wooden figure of Iemitsu looks down upon his mighty works.
Hypothesis: The altar in the shrine is one meter in height.
Premise: And you know he really is American.
Hypothesis: He is an overweight white male with an American flag on his truck.
Premise: Across from the mansion, the Zoological and Botanical Gardens (gardens open daily 6am 10pm; zoo 6am 7pm; admission free) provide a welcome oasis amid the big-city pressures.
Hypothesis: Admission to the gardens is free because the owners of the mansion wanted everyone to enjoy it.
Premise: But he doesn't know them as I do! The girl shivered.
Hypothesis: But he is not familiar with them! The girl trembled.
Premise: White smiled thinly.
Hypothesis: The person smiled.
Premise: The Kal laughed and Ca'daan laughed with him.
Hypothesis: Both Ca'daan and the Kal looked at each other seriously.
Premise: is like gourmet  i mean i just you know what i mean it's just fun it's convenient um uh the uh i don't know if you've ever heard of Pizzaria
Hypothesis: It's gourmet, fun and convenient. Have you heard of Pizzaria?
Premise: A natural hot spring might be the base of the luxury, but man's labor had piped the water into stone-slab tubs and provided soap and towels.
Hypothesis: A natural hot spring is considered the base of the luxury.
Premise: Poirot nodded. 
Hypothesis: Poirot bowed his head.
Premise: It consists of two spans, straddling the Ile de la City, and was initially populated with street-singers, charlatans, prosetutes, pickpockets, and above all bouquinistes selling old books and pamphlets out of boxes.
Hypothesis: Prostitutes and pickpockets often mingled together in the city.
Premise: A singularly handsome woman.
Hypothesis: A very ugly woman.
Premise: Part of the fortress has been converted and is now used as a luxury inn.
Hypothesis: The proposal for conversion of part of the fortress into a luxury inn was declined by the authorities.
Premise: The principal shopping area in Istanbul is, undoubtedly, the Grand Bazaar, with more than 4,000 shops crammed beneath its roof.
Hypothesis: The Grand Bazaar is the largest shopping area in all of Istanbul.
Premise: You can find myriad copies of ancient pieces from obelisks to pyramids ' and incredibly kitsch and tacky copies of Ancient Egyptian artifacts such as Tutankhamun's mask, but also wonderful hand-carved vases, bowls, and urns.
Hypothesis: A lot of artifacts are sold as genuine but they are simple copies.
Premise: A type-5 situation is one that has worksharing aspects but which is directed primarily at making the postal system more competitive.
Hypothesis: A type-5 situation does not include worksharing aspects.
Premise: Relying on iffy legalisms to help Clinton escape trouble is his job.
Hypothesis: Clinton does not need help in escaping trouble.
Premise:  "Stein couldn't get anythin' out of him.
Hypothesis: He wasn't telling Stein anything.
Premise: However, none of the EPA rules that we could access through the agency's web site had this feature.
Hypothesis: All of the EPA rules had the feature in question.
Premise: You can walk south along the narrow alleyway cutting the Al-Ghuri complex to reach Bab Zuweila Gate, once the lower entrance to the city.
Hypothesis: You can walk a southward path to enter the city.
Premise: The Matters Reporting System represents an important asset now in place in LSC-funded programs.
Hypothesis: LSC-funded programs don't have access to the Matters Reporting System.
Premise: No, no, NO!
Hypothesis: Yes, definitely yes.
Premise: Through 21 organizations, including the Veterans Health Administration and the Veterans Benefits Administration, VA ensures that veterans receive medical care, benefits, and social support.
Hypothesis: The VBA and VHA make sure veterans get medical care.
Premise: i think that's neat because they really have a lot of good ideas insights that my father my husband's father is really old he he had him late in life and he's he'll be eighty this year
Hypothesis: My husband's father has some really neat ideas.
Premise: i think that's that's pretty nice but i have to say that since we've come here we haven't done it too much though we haven't enrolled in too many of the classes or or any of that but that's a that's a nice benefit to have
Hypothesis: We're glad that we have it here, though we didn't get to do it too much.
Premise: The English modeled the town and its buildings on those of their homeland, and one can imagine the village greens, tennis and golf clubs, and grassy verges taken from a typical London suburb.
Hypothesis: The town was built to be quite homey for the people that lived there.
Premise: One of the best is held the second Sunday of every month from 9am to 3pm at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
Hypothesis: The Rose Bowl holds events every 2nd Sunday.
Premise: The piece explains the institutionalized tensions between agents and managers, and suggests that Ovitz is off to a strong start, having already lured away industry crown jewels such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz.
Hypothesis: Cameron Diaz is very famous.
Premise: Be careful, Mr. Inglethorp. Poirot was fidgeting nervously. 
Hypothesis: Take care Mr. Inglethorp.
Premise: Screaming headlines in every paper in the country ”damn all journalists, I say! 
Hypothesis: I hated looking at the lurid headlines in all the newspapers.
Premise: The deep-green water of the Rio Tajo, reflecting the noble buildings of Aranjuez, nourishes parks and formal gardens, as well as the prized local crops of asparagus and strawberries.
Hypothesis: The striking green color of the water comes from billions upon billions of microscopic algae.
Premise: yeah you vote absentee yeah you vote you you still connected to your state legally you still you can you still are responsible for paying those taxes they withdraw taxes
Hypothesis: I've voted absentee several times.
Premise: Streams tumbling down from the snowy peaks of the Rockies form ...
Hypothesis: Water from the snow melt on the Rocky peaks for more water.
Premise:  He slapped the cover shut and stuck the sun-tipped awl where it would light as much of the orrery as possible.
Hypothesis: The orrery needed a lot of sun light.
Premise: So perhaps the Talmudists proceeded by trial and error, considering various divisions and rejecting each one as inconsistent until they hit upon the unique consistent division of 50-75-125.
Hypothesis: 50-75-125 is the most common, yet inconsistent, division to hit upon.
Premise: Ain't nobody runnin' a stampede over Doc Matthews, not even th' cap'n when he's got his tail up an' ready to hook sod with both horns.
Hypothesis: Doc Matthews has survived for just over 100 years.
Premise: Since the author has not been able to figure out how much the postal service charges itself for delivery, this notion, while sounding meritorious and politically correct, will not be mentioned again.
Hypothesis: The postal service charges customers for delivery.
Premise: Another legend claims these are the graves of two lovers who chose death over separation by their powerful families.
Hypothesis: No one knows who the graves belong to.
Premise: We formed an advisory group to assist with job design, our overall scope and methodology, and case study selection as well as to critique our research findings and comment on our draft report.
Hypothesis: Forming an advisory group really helps an organization.
Premise: However, for those who want to get a behind-the-scenes view of real Lakeland life, these events are hard to beat.
Hypothesis: It's hard to beat the studio tour of the lot.
Premise: They are small, yes, but that is only important because it is a reflection of the fact that their native worlds are small.
Hypothesis: They are big, yes, but that is not important.
Premise: There is also a market and a porcelain shop.
Hypothesis: There is neither a porcelain shop nor a market.
Premise: Rothko's triumphantly tragic career resembles what Robert Lowell called the generic life of his own generation of poets.
Hypothesis: Rothko had a tragic career that had great success despite the pain.
Premise: What is cause for some concern, though, is the peculiar public pedestal upon which they've been placed, especially since Fred now is venturing into the arena of criminal-justice reform.
Hypothesis: Fred thinks the criminal justice system is perfect as is.
Premise: Expect holiday and weekend rates to be significantly higher, and be sure to ask for specific quotes for your intended stay.
Hypothesis: It is likely that holiday rates will be more expensive.
Premise: Also when he trades at the border it is with men who would meet the Apaches with fire and bullets.
Hypothesis: He trades with men at the border who have a very peaceful relationship with the Apaches.
Premise: Pardon me, ma'am, but can you describe these animals?  
Hypothesis: Excuse me madam! Would you mind describing these animals?
Premise: The factor fudge satisfies some critics, but it doesn't solve the racial proxy dilemma.
Hypothesis: The factor fudge pacifies one out of ten critics.
Premise: For results from the latest Survey of Consumer Finance, see Arthur B. Kennickell, Martha Starr-McCluer, and Brian J. Surette, Recent Changes in U.S.
Hypothesis: There was a survey into consumer finance conducted by several authors.
Premise: If this goes well, you shall come in on the ground floor." With which promise she took leave of her new ally, and walked briskly away from South Audley Mansions, well pleased with her morning's work.
Hypothesis: She would be given a job on the ground floor.
Premise: NOW accuses PK of being too friendly with the bad boys of the religious  media mogul James Dobson (who gave PK its initial seed money and promotes it on his radio network), Pat Robertson (who promotes PK on television), and Gary Bauer (who heads the Dobson-backed Family Research Council).
Hypothesis: James Dobson and Pat Robertson are the arch nemeses of NOW.
Premise: my grandfather came over from Lithuania back uh just before the turn of the century
Hypothesis: I still go back to Lithuania to see my grandfather.
Premise: The Liberal Humanitarians are a product of the post-Cold War peace.
Hypothesis: The Liberal Humanitarians are a result of stress during the Cold War.
Premise: I dragged Daniel back to the cockpit, and dumped him there.
Hypothesis: I dropped Daniel out the back of the plane without a parachute.
Premise: Even if you're not arriving in the city by train, start your visit at Howrah Station.
Hypothesis: You must visit Howrah Station even if you're not taking a train.
Premise: This brings me to Myth Number  The Postal Service cannot close a post office without first obtaining the approval of the Postal Rate Commission, which supposedly takes four years.
Hypothesis: It is a myth that the Postal Service cannot close a post office without approval.
Premise: The home secretary asserted that most defendants demand jury trials for no good reason other than to delay proceedings.
Hypothesis: The home secretary has personally seen many defendants demand a jury trial.
Premise: Ca'daan looked up and saw a large camp.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan was looking up at the demon camp.
Premise: According to Rubin's logic, safeguarding investors in these troubled economies prevents contagion from spreading.
Hypothesis: Rubin reasons that investors can be protected in these economies.
Premise: spend less i think we  well i think we give too much money away
Hypothesis: I need to stop giving all my money away.
Premise: He ripped the claw away and the fat man's shouting ceased.
Hypothesis: The man felt relief as the claw was removed from his back.
Premise: About 4 km (21.2 miles) from Tabgha on the road to Capernaum, a glance at the small Mount of Beatitudes shows why Jesus might have chosen it as the place for the Sermon on the the small hill is a perfect natural pulpit.
Hypothesis: Jesus chose the Mount of Beatitudes for his sermon because of its location.
Premise: There is a charming Old-World atmosphere in the reception rooms.
Hypothesis: There is an Old World feel to it.
Premise:  It may only be used on or associated in any way with an electronic work by people who agree to be bound by the terms of this agreement.
Hypothesis: You can give the out to whomever and for any price.
Premise: It's worth the trouble to ramble up to the extraordinary lighthouse at the top of the hill past various abandoned farms, wild flowers, and sweeping sea vistas.
Hypothesis: The lighthouse at the top of the hill is worthwhile to see.
Premise: (Bennett himself appears to share this view, terming gays, as a group, wealthy and well educated.
Hypothesis: In general, Bennet classifies gays as tending to be poor and uneducated.
Premise: Back in Baggot Street is the main office of the Bank of Ireland.
Hypothesis: The main office may be back in Baggot Street, however the subsidiaries are spread throughout Ireland.
Premise: Traditional Dance and Theater
Hypothesis: Modern dance and theater
Premise: The 'sinews of war,'  
Hypothesis: The 'muscles and sinews of war'
Premise: that's real nice
Hypothesis: that's really pleasant.
Premise: The paintings that cover the walls depict the Nile at its most splendid with abundant fruit and depictions of wine-making.
Hypothesis: The paintings show a lot of fruit and wine.
Premise: and they're never going to let liquor in there
Hypothesis: Liquor and cigarettes are not allowed in there
Premise: Lincoln's gaze was searching the crowd, and I knew who he was looking for.
Hypothesis: Lincoln was looking at the people.
Premise: It protects one of the largest swathes of Royal Palm Jamaica's national plant left on the island.
Hypothesis: It fails to protect one of the largest swathes of Jamaican national plant.
Premise: Thus comparing line 1, column 2 to line 5, column 6, shows that inbound revenues increased from $291 million to $ million, while comparing line 2, column 1 to line 6, column 5 shows that attributable costs increased from $1,030 million to $ million.
Hypothesis: The inbound revenue increased from $291 million to $500 million in just two months.
Premise: you know it's uh one of those movies that it's not a great movie but it was okay
Hypothesis: It was an okay movie.
Premise: Know the road at all?"
Hypothesis: Know how to get to our destination?
Premise: Surely farmers are willing to pay much more for fertile seeds than for infertile, and you can be sure that Monsanto fully exploits that willingness.)
Hypothesis: Farmers think that infertile seeds are inferior to fertile seeds.
Premise: But he declared that he saw it bolted! I cried. 
Hypothesis: He said that it was bolted when he saw it.
Premise: um drug testing doesn't bother me
Hypothesis: I am upset that I'm required to take a drug test.
Premise: that's right that's right you know now here's the innocent guy that's just trying to keep in business you know he had tried dogs he tried security people he tried you know several other things the dogs like they would just kill the dogs you know so uh it's it's it's wrong your right  um i it it seems unfortunate and a little frustrating because it seems like we have citizens the there isn't mu ch we can do um you try to hope that uh you know your senators and your representatives and uh are going to represent what the people want but uh uh they certainly i'm not sure which way to take to shake up the system bad enough to start making some reforms sure would be nice to see it happening soon because it's obvious that uh pretty soon they're not going to be able to handle you know all of the crime that there is so  i don't know uh it must be especially frustrating to you having do you work there now or is was this uh uh was this before
Hypothesis: The innocent guy never used dogs or hired security to keep his business.
Premise: Leather and suede.
Hypothesis: Polyester and cotton.
Premise: Her present part was of the adventuress rather than the adventurous order, but she did not deny its possibilities.
Hypothesis: She was more of a stay-at-home type than an adventuress.
Premise: oh it it's we've had a lot of fun uh i i moved to Dallas about five years ago and we've made three different trips since i've been here the group of friends that i run around with of varying degrees uh of difficulty the the last one we did and we haven't had a chance to duplicate was uh was a canoe trip in Arkansas and the river was it was up about three feet so it was uh it was pretty it was pretty challenging
Hypothesis: I was nervous about the canoe trip in Arkansas.
Premise: In our July 2001 report on aviation rulemaking we recommended, among other things, that the FAA Administrator take steps to (1) empower team members by giving them the authority to coordinate with the associate administrators (which would eliminate a separate review and approval step), (2) empower team
Hypothesis: FAA administrator have the legal authority to oversee the work of associate administrators.
Premise: A few miles down the coast at Gosier, although it's difficult to imagine, contingents of fierce invaders used to put ashore.
Hypothesis: There once were fierce invaders on the shore.
Premise: uh just locally or or what i assume that's what they would do
Hypothesis: I think they do outside too.
Premise: i try to um  the newspaper comes uh in the morning and i leave for work at seven huh yeah yeah and i usually don't get a chance to sit down until after work
Hypothesis: I don't usually have time to read the paper in the morning.
Premise: i think also because they done took some of the pressure off of him
Hypothesis: Things got better once they stopped pressuring him so much.
Premise: yeah uh either sinus problems or like i say colds or flu or whatever of course i don't know that that's really really weather related i think you know we just have have every once in a while have epidemics of
Hypothesis: We have never experienced epidemics of colds or flu.
Premise: In the early 1990s, a Mixtec worker named Santiago Ventura Morales spent four years in an Oregon prison before his murder conviction was overturned.
Hypothesis: Santiago Ventura Morales didn't spend any time in prison.
Premise: Jack uh-huh are you uh from Dallas too Beth
Hypothesis: Jack is from Toronto.
Premise: The theme of the century's second half was liberation.
Hypothesis: Liberation isn't a theme in the century's second half.
Premise: They're better off changing the subject to marriage, where they hold a clear advantage.
Hypothesis: It would benefit them to switch to talking about a subject they are well-versed in such as marriage.
Premise: Back then, there was no formal training in something like this, she said. 
Hypothesis: He said there was formal training for this.
Premise: Among the jungle fruit are mango, durian, rambutan, and wild banana.
Hypothesis: There are mango, durian, rambutan and wild banana in the jungle.
Premise: You don't understand how important this is.
Hypothesis: You completely understand how large of an effect this will have.
Premise: 2.10, that's gone.
Hypothesis: 2.10 is here now.
Premise: Salmon and kippers.
Hypothesis: Salmon alone.
Premise: The house, which contains Ruskin's study and examples of his drawings and paintings, has magnificent views of the lake and the town of Coniston.
Hypothesis: The house has no other views but a blank wall.
Premise: Monitoring the activities used by an organization to address improper payments should be performed continually and should be ingrained in the entity's operations.
Hypothesis: The system does not require oversight.
Premise: uh-huh yeah we're we're all for it our um we've got several bins in our on in our garage where we uh you know sort things out and and take it to to the appropriate places
Hypothesis: Bins always have to be sorted before we take them to the appropriate place.
Premise: Therefore, we have proposed including that latter objective in the definition of performance audits, as discussed in chapter 2, and in the presentation of field work and reporting standards, in chapters 7 and 8, applicable to the various objectives of performance audits.
Hypothesis: She proposed including the first  objective in the definition of IRS audits.
Premise: No other man on Earth could have persuaded anyone to let him try his scheme of building a great deflection wall across northern Canada to change the weather patterns.
Hypothesis: The man convincing him had enough expertise to make the judgement that this could work.
Premise: well first i think they've got to have a pretty good idea of what they want to what they want to do uh once they have that then they can start looking in
Hypothesis: They have to know what they want to do with their life.
Premise: She does not rely on eccentricities to create a recognizable character, and that is why you can watch her over and over again.
Hypothesis: Her favorite way to make characters identifiable is by using eccentricities.
Premise: The first principle addresses the acceptance of this premise by senior executive management, and the second ensures that the CIO has the organizational legitimacy to execute his or her role.
Hypothesis: It is only important that senior executive management accepts the principle.