xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: yeah i want to go see The Doors that's what i want to go see
Hypothesis: I want to see The Doors.
Premise: Prudie's philosophy is the same as the very wise Carol Leifer' No pain, no pain.
Hypothesis: Carol Leifer's philosophy is "no pain, no pain."
Premise: As long as I can remember, I've been searching.
Hypothesis: I have been searching a long time.
Premise: Then explore the old houses, wells, and courtyards in the town's narrow lanes leading back down to the Place du Champ-de-Foire.
Hypothesis: There are no courtyards anywhere in the town.
Premise: or um what a lot of kids do here is um they have things to school where they have actual they have a holiday game night but every your uh your uh fee if you want to call it or the way you get admitted to going to this show is to
Hypothesis: Holiday game nights are usually free of charge.
Premise: i got this cough i've got a cold because it was eighty degrees up here and i went outside with no coat on
Hypothesis: I'm feeling great right now, last time I got a cold was about 3 months ago.
Premise: Tommy started in pursuit at once, and was in time to see them turn the corner of the street.
Hypothesis: Tommy chased after them and saw them go round the street corner.
Premise: yes yes um-hum um actually uh my wife is Syrian um so i i also i know some of the history and so forth
Hypothesis: My wife is Irish and has no Syrian ancestors.
Premise: In this house?
Hypothesis: Are you sure it's not the next block?
Premise: 1.9, formerly methodology transfer paper 9. Prospective Evaluation  The Prospective
Hypothesis: It used to be a transfer paper on methodology.
Premise: Wilson also observes that besides the Unabomber's manifesto, his skill in manufacturing bombs and the clever ways in which he concealed his identity suggest to me that he was clearly sane.
Hypothesis: He didn't do a good job of hiding his identity.
Premise: I marvelled at Poirot's calm. 
Hypothesis: I didn't think much of Poirot's calmness.
Premise: Afraid, eh? 
Hypothesis: Scared, huh?
Premise: Directing national policy until his death in 1642, Richelieu reasserted the authority of his king against both the conservative Catholics who surrounded the queen mother and the Protestant forces that were fiercely defending the privileges granted them by the Edict of Nantes.
Hypothesis: Richelieu was able to both support the king and control the running of the country.
Premise: um you know i just i all my friends have died off i have nothing to do i'm bored you know i walk over to the store i walk back someone comes and picks me up and brings me to the community and so when she went to a nursing home
Hypothesis: I am so lonely since all of my friends are no longer here.
Premise: Monica, ever imaginative, bragged about the dress to Linda Tripp even though it was just an ordinary dress.
Hypothesis: The dress Monica bragged about was just an ordinary dress.
Premise: The cosmetics-and-smoking mania of the '20s resulted in a whole array of gem-studded vanity cases with built-in lipstick, comb, and compartment for cigarettes.
Hypothesis: No smoked in the 20s because they knew it caused cancer.
Premise: it's kind of frightening like whoa and i've i've kind of gotten used to it but it seems kind of bizarre to me to get used to some stranger just coming up from the side because you can't see them approaching your house you know they just
Hypothesis: I'll never get used to these people approaching my house.
Premise: OASI provides for the protection from loss of income for aged Americans as well as survivors of deceased workers.
Hypothesis: There is no protection for anyone against loss of income.
Premise: The continuous control of changes made to a system'sConfiguration hardware, software, and documentation throughoutManagement the development and operational life of the system.
Hypothesis: There are changes to how the changes to the system's configuration works.
Premise: Check here if you'd like me to unbutton your blouse.
Hypothesis: Indicate here if you'd like me to undo your blouse.
Premise: like an attachment or
Hypothesis: Like an attachment or a flyer that goes with it.
Premise: But the Shopping Avenger was born again.
Hypothesis: The shopping avenger stayed dead.
Premise: too far away to care for them or your daily job or whatever prevented it
Hypothesis: I didn't really care much for them in any case.
Premise: How they do so may be within our control.
Hypothesis: We can change how they write the laws.
Premise: This colt was not an enemy, one who has already been hunted by man.
Hypothesis: The colt had been hunted by man already.
Premise: Modern artists flock to the main islands, both to work and to sell their pieces.
Hypothesis: Modern artists would rather stay than go to the main islands.
Premise: and um most Indian places don't have a rabbi the places that we eat  right so um
Hypothesis: Most indian places don't have a rabbi.
Premise: Why was a senator from Kansas so interested in bananas?
Hypothesis: How come the Kansas senator expressed such a disdain for bananas?
Premise: and if ever i see it on the menu i always get it
Hypothesis: That's the last thing I want to order.
Premise: He got one idea and immediately started to work on it.
Hypothesis: He thought he should paint his entire house.
Premise: Agencies from Other Countries' Performance Management Initiatives, GAO-02-862(Washington, D.C.: Aug. 2, 2002).
Hypothesis: There are no performance management initiatives for foreign agencies.
Premise: Our model does not differentiate between tax policy changes and spending changes.
Hypothesis: Tax policy changes and spending changes are indistinguishable for our model.
Premise: But what about the months before Sept. 11?
Hypothesis: No months until September 11
Premise: like you say a mass that nobody can seem to to get out of the way as far as him scoring touch downs you know i think that was kind of weird i don't know
Hypothesis: His scoring touch downs was always in the way of everyone.
Premise: Managers are to (1) promptly evaluate findings from
Hypothesis: Managers are to promptly evaluate the findings of excess scrap first and foremost.
Premise: Since GAO has a legal right of access to the requested documents and since full access was not provided within 20 days following our July 18 letter pursuant to 31 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: GAO has legal rights.
Premise: I think ”I am sure ”he cared for me at first. 
Hypothesis: I was convinced that he had feeling for me.
Premise: Shouldn't the permission to widen have preceded the wire, which was in fact the widening?
Hypothesis: No permission is necessary to do any widening of the wire.
Premise: In effect, the incremental expenditures reflect the range of decisions made by the electricity sector to comply with each of the four scenario constraints-but do not reflect efforts made outside the electricity sector.
Hypothesis: Expenditures reflect what decisions the electricity sector makes.
Premise: And no matter where we look for it, over our shoulders among the hominids of prehistory, or out on the interplanetary horizon, we can find whatever Truths we're looking  Those that set us free, and those that prove us mad, too.
Hypothesis: Truths can either drive us insane or give us a sense of freedom.
Premise: Whatever else may be said about them, both Talmudic and Jesuitical carry connotations of great learning and meticulous attention to argument.
Hypothesis: Both Talmudic and Jesuitical words are revered by others as sacred.
Premise: The birth-control pill is reportedly making a comeback.
Hypothesis: The contraceptive pill is supposedly making a comeback.
Premise: do not ask me to believe that any man could be so idiotic! 
Hypothesis: I do not condone how idiotic the man was.
Premise: It is supposed to bring more money into the system because returns on private securities are generally higher than returns on government bonds.
Hypothesis: It will bring more money because the private securities are bought up by greedy corporations.
Premise: In todays environment, organizations have to be creative.
Hypothesis: Organizations that use outdated approaches are unable to thrive in today's environment.
Premise: Their eyes met and Stark's eyes opened wide, shining black orbs of a demon.
Hypothesis: Stark's eyes opened wide when their eyes met.
Premise: She noted that research studies often attempt to control so many variables and follow up with patients so frequently that control groups receive so much attention focused on alcohol that it may constitute an
Hypothesis: She noted that there were no follow-up attempts for patients in the research studies.
Premise: This was critical for success since these individuals managed the day-to-day program activities.
Hypothesis: Only a single person was responsible for the success of the daily program activities.
Premise: Menstruation typically occurs on the 28 day lunar cycle.
Hypothesis: Women experience menstruation on a typical twenty eight day lunar cycle.
Premise: was that a pretty good movie
Hypothesis: That movie was pretty good.
Premise:  Elsewhere, great events were changing the shape of the world.
Hypothesis: Great events were taking place.
Premise: To the opera,
Hypothesis: There is no opera.
Premise: To date, SAEM has not agreed to a separate category.
Hypothesis: SAEM agreed to a separate category.
Premise: Successful organizations understand that they must often change their culture to successfully transform themselves, and such change starts with top leadership.
Hypothesis: They have no clue what to do to stay current and survive in changing times.
Premise: Back toward the river, and just west of the Praaa do Comercio is Lapa, an elegant residential neighborhood.
Hypothesis: The residential neighborhood is beat up and rundown.
Premise: These days, fiercely independent-minded Tamil politics make the place much more lively and alert at election time, but less heated than, say, the cities of Caletta, Mumbai, or the Punjab.
Hypothesis: Tamil is a more exciting  place than Mumbai.
Premise: Leave the river briefly to loop east around Talcy, with its Romanesque church and the 13th-century chateau of Thizy, before ending your trip at Montr??al.
Hypothesis: The 13th-century chateau of Thizy was built east of Talcy.
Premise: Now--the Sather Karf told you what you were to do, of course, but--"  "Wait a minute," Dave suggested.
Hypothesis: Now, the Sather Karf explained you tasks, of course...
Premise: In addition, there are instructors and horses suited for children.
Hypothesis: Only adults can be instructed or ride horses.
Premise: The bridges were barred by night with iron gates to keep the Chinese out.
Hypothesis: Because there were so many Chinese illegal immigrants crossing the bridges, they had to be shut at night.
Premise: In Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post led Monday with what is said was the biggest protest in Beijing since the Tiananmen pro-democracy movement began 10 years ago this month.
Hypothesis: the South China Morning Post led Monday with what is said was the biggest protest in Beijing since the Tiananmen pro-democracy movement
Premise: The Center for Technology in Government is an applied research center devoted to improving government and public services through policy, management, and technology innovation.
Hypothesis: The government wants to improve its service delivery.
Premise: Paris and its immediate surroundings are a magnet for tourists, students, businessmen, artists, inventors ' in short, everyone except perhaps the farmer and fisherman, who may well come to the city to protest government policies.
Hypothesis: Tourists flock to Paris in order to protest the government policies.
Premise: These could be in the form of sculpture, pottery, or icons.
Hypothesis: These could be drawings or paintings.
Premise: [B]ecause the equality of right and ability breeds equality of hope in the attaining of our Ends, and because each man's ends are naturally to be preferred to his rival's, the two will inevitably become enemies, and in the absence of a neutral arbiter they will endeavor to destroy or subdue one another.
Hypothesis: Only a neutral arbiter can keep peace between equal men.
Premise: Families with children might look for the gentlest incline of sand and the tiniest ripple of wavelets, while the snorkellers will probably be happier with a rocky coastline that attracts interesting sealife.
Hypothesis: Jellyfishes and octopuses are both attracted by the rocky coastline.
Premise: In the bazaars you'll pass robed Greek Orthodox priests and Bedouin tribeswomen in richly embroidered dresses.
Hypothesis: Greek Orthodox priests and Bedouin tribeswomen do not visit the bazaars.
Premise: it is so good
Hypothesis: It is good.
Premise: you know you go there you train you get treated like shit and then you you i mean then you get out
Hypothesis: Because they treat you terribly you end up not developing as well and you leave.
Premise: A Taleju Temple, which is located through the Golden Gate at the far end of two courtyards, is closed to non-Hindus, but you can admire the carving on its door and get a peek past the attendant soldier to the ornate interior.
Hypothesis: You can admire the carving on Taleju Temple's door and get a peek past the attendant soldier to the ornate interior, but it's closed to non-Hindus.
Premise: Last year, in an attempt to address significant management and accountability problems with federal student financial aid programs, Congress enacted the first PBO, the Office of Student Financial Assistance, within the Department of Education.
Hypothesis: Last year was 2016, assuming this address happened in 2017.
Premise: It would have been easy to cry foul.
Hypothesis: Someone cheated.
Premise: but i mean my goodness there's they're sitting here making all this big deal out of the Iranians
Hypothesis: The Iranians are not important.
Premise: But in the long run, it's unavoidable.
Hypothesis: It can be avoided in the long run.
Premise: you now but uh does does it have to get extremely hot
Hypothesis: It should be cold.
Premise: No guards.
Hypothesis: No people at all.
Premise: On this measure, the Dow Jones industrial average of 6,000 today is only 60 percent of the DJIA of 30 years ago, when it hit 1,000.
Hypothesis: The Dow is easily compared to 30 years ago.
Premise: Learn what and who you can.
Hypothesis: You should learn everything you can.
Premise: He began turning the crank, just as the Sather came up.
Hypothesis: As Sather came up, he began to turn the crank.
Premise: Particularly over the past decade, there has been greater availability of plate steel for FGD projects due to the global sourcing of carbon steel.
Hypothesis: Plate steel for FGD project have become cheaper.
Premise: Critics call the slim volume lighter than air but giddy with imagination, exuberance, and originality (Maureen Corrigan, Newsday ). (Find out more about the book on Amazon.com.)
Hypothesis: Corrigan loved the book.
Premise: Julius turned on him.
Hypothesis: Julius was OK with him at all times.
Premise: Apparently, for all those years the justices were just kidding around.
Hypothesis: The justices have been pretending for all those years.
Premise: I remember seeing a piece by Michael Kinsley some years back on the absurdity of punditry.
Hypothesis: I once saw an article on mass commentary by Michael Kinsley.
Premise: Visitors should be sure to stop at the huge bronze incense burner in front of the hall, to bathe in the smoke an observance believed to bestow a year's worth of good health.
Hypothesis: The incense burner is made of gold
Premise: Historically important Toledo seemed secure in the role.
Hypothesis: The role seemed to be secured by Toledo.
Premise: For just 620 yen you can lie down and have hot sand rakia over you by a grinning, grandmotherly attendant a ten-minute ordeal you'll never forget.
Hypothesis: The cost of the treatment is of 850 yen.
Premise: Fitting for a place once cut off from the secular world, villagers had to wait until 1986 before the first television pictures arrived.
Hypothesis: The villagers have always been well immersed with the secular world.
Premise: The newswoman helped arrange a larger apartment and psychiatric care for the family.
Hypothesis: The family moved from a large house to tiny apartment.
Premise: uh yeah it's uh that song that Willie Nelson song is in it
Hypothesis: It's that thing that features Willie Nelson's song.
Premise: but we don't do a whole lot since it's a rental property we've added a few things like around the patio and i've tried to get a few shrubs to grow around here but since it's you know rental we haven't spent a whole lot of time and effort in trying to do landscaping we just kind of maintain what's here and mow the grass and trim and that kind of stuff when it's needed
Hypothesis: Home Depot has great sales for home landscaping.
Premise: um it sounds like i'm wise
Hypothesis: I may be, in fact, very wise!
Premise: that's right and his old day care as much as i loved it you know and the owner i really liked her and she worked really hard to get good people but the people that she got
Hypothesis: The people she hires only stay for 2 months on average.
Premise: But I'm glad it's not finger dwarfism, like it happened to one of my doctor friends.
Hypothesis: Good thing this isn't finger dwarfism, like Jeremy ended up with.
Premise: It was the prison and place of execution immortalized in the novel Heart of Midlothian, by Sir Walter Scott.
Hypothesis: The Heart of Midlothian has nothing to do with any prisons or executions.
Premise: U.S. investment, in fact, is likely to improve standards of disclosure and accounting in many foreign corporations.
Hypothesis: U.S. investments will decrease the standards of disclosure and accounting.
Premise: well that's true they don't have the offense to uh to get out or to have the the more runs so
Hypothesis: It's true they don't have the level of offense they should.
Premise: To have Brock agonize, to have him spend the bulk of the book desperately weighing the pros and cons of his decision, would be to have him act as people normally act in novels.
Hypothesis: Brock would be normal if he was torn between which college to choose.
Premise: He savages his brother David for turning him in, claiming David was seeking revenge for the attention Ted got from their parents.
Hypothesis: He blasts his brother, David, for ratting on him, and calls him an attention-seeker and petty.
Premise: At first glance, increasing payroll taxes appears to be a straightforward way to increase saving now to take advantage of compounding growth.
Hypothesis: Increasing payroll taxes has never appeared to be a simple way to increase savings.
Premise: We held a Corporate Governance and Accountability Forum in February 2002 involving prominent leaders from the public, private and not-for-profit sectors to discuss the recent accountability failures in the private sector and what actions may be necessary to help prevent such failures in the future.
Hypothesis: We never had this forum, and nothing of value occurred here.
Premise:  He heard shouting, quarreling voices, but nothing made sense through the haze of his agony.
Hypothesis: He was in agony while there was shouting near him.
Premise: A statutory term is to be interpreted based on its plain and ordinary meaning, in light of its context and the purpose and design of the statute as a whole. 
Hypothesis: The interpretation of a statutory term is meant to be by its most complex definition.
Premise: In West Virginia, the H-2A visa is for a seven to ten week apple harvest.
Hypothesis: You can complete up to around a two month apple harvest on an H-2A visa in West Virginia, as well as many other states in the United States.
Premise: No, No. It's all right. She took Jane's hand in hers.
Hypothesis: She comforted Jane and held her hand.
Premise: To the modern eye, they form a Renaissance and Baroque theme park dotted with loggias, cool fountains, grottoes with artificial stalactites, and myriad statues of gods, nymphs, and grotesques (derived from the word grotto ).
Hypothesis: There aren't any loggias and fountains there, are there?
Premise: yeah uh what what kind of a boat do y'all have
Hypothesis: Do you guys have a big enough boat for 10 people to go fishing on?
Premise: At a rate of 8 percent, it would take only 9 years to double.
Hypothesis: 9 years, with a 8 percent, would double it.
Premise: and everybody else that i've talked to has been right around here
Hypothesis: I have talked to people from across the country.
Premise: Lauderdale at spring break--and notes that the vote for the Nixon inquiry was 410-4, not the 256-178 tally for the Clinton inquiry.
Hypothesis: The tally for the Clinton inquiry was 200-200 and thus a null vote.
Premise: Direct and material noncompliance is noncompliance having a direct and material effect on the determination of financial statement amounts or could have a significant effect on other financial data needed to achieve audit objectives.
Hypothesis: It is not possible to perform audits without sound financial statements.
Premise: Take the small ferry from the harbor to Navy Island, where you can walk through the woodland or sunbathe on the small beaches.
Hypothesis: You can take a small ferry to Navy Island, many tourists visit but nobody lives there.
Premise: I was able to convince my parents that it was OK to listen to them because it was sort of classical.
Hypothesis: I convinced my parents that it was fine to listen to the rap CDs because they were a little bit classical.
Premise: An article claims that research universities are refocusing on undergraduates in response to charges that they take students for granted.
Hypothesis: Students are being taken care of again by their schools after an article revelation.
Premise: A productivity value over 100 indicates that fewer man-hours are needed to accomplish the goal than expected.
Hypothesis: A productivity value over 100 shows that fewer man-hours will be needed than they expected.
Premise: Italian artists Futurists Giovanni Fattori and Telemaco Signorini and the Ferrara trio of Filippo de Pisis, Carlo Carr? , and Giorgio de Chirico are better represented than other Europeans, of whom Matisse, Klee, and Ernst are the most notable.
Hypothesis: There are not as many German artists as Italian ones in the collection.
Premise: That is not a Medicare or Medicaid cut, he reassured seniors.
Hypothesis: He was worried they didn't believe him.
Premise: so i don't know if i wasn't drug tested based on that or because the man who hired me didn't request the drug test because i know that my company does drug testing on occasion
Hypothesis: I had nothing to worry about even if they drug tested me.
Premise: Nye walked over to look at the display of reading matter, his interest plainly aroused.
Hypothesis: Nye likes to read.
Premise: 'Attention, ladies and gentlemen.
Hypothesis: There was no announcement.
Premise: He groped up and stared around the block.
Hypothesis: He looked around to see if anyone had survived.
Premise: The Globe reports that both singer Tom Jones and actor Hugh O'Brian have unacknowledged sons.
Hypothesis: The Globe reported that they both have sons that they have not acknowledged in public but spend much time with them in private.
Premise: uh-huh yeah that's about that's about all i listen to is the classical stuff we have a we have a really good classical radio station here
Hypothesis: We have a good classical station here and that is mostly what I listen to.
Premise: I'm through! 
Hypothesis: I'm far from through!
Premise: Julius occasionally interjected an admiring "Bully." Sir James said nothing until she had finished, when his quiet "well done, Miss Tuppence," made her flush with pleasure.
Hypothesis: Sir James gave Miss Tuppence a compliment.
Premise: Abdication of Victor Emanuel III; proclamation of the Republic
Hypothesis: There was no republic.
Premise: But it still snubbed my CD-ROM drive.
Hypothesis: My CD-ROM drive was not snubbed.
Premise: Among the venues for classical music are churches, museums, the Givat Ram University campus, the Jerusalem Theatre, and the Henry Crown Auditorium.
Hypothesis: Classical music performances are free at the churches.