xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: To help meet this expectation, the Director of Field Services-South convened the Southern Executive Safety Summit in 2000 to address the region's highway fatality rates-the highest in the nation- and their impact on FHWA achieving its goal on safety.
Hypothesis: the Director of Field Services-South convened the Southern Executive Safety Summit in 2000.
Premise: When, under Clinton appointee James Lee Witt, the agency finally earned rave notices for its response to the Great Flood of 1993, only the dullest functionary could have missed the  When you do battle with disaster, no medals are awarded for being stingy.
Hypothesis: Medals are not earned by being stingy during disasters.
Premise: He said, "I will be truthful with you.
Hypothesis: he was not being honest when he said he would be truthful.
Premise: and then five dollars every time that you go in or two dollars everytime yeah co-payments that's what they are
Hypothesis: Only if you go in for five or twenty dollars.
Premise: He does not pander to political reality by accepting large expenditures for national defense, environmental regulation, or publicly funded education.
Hypothesis: He was living in reality requesting low expenditures.
Premise: Loosening his hold of me, he mechanically straightened a pair of candlesticks, still murmuring to himself: "Yes, that alters everything ”everything." Suddenly he seemed to come to a decision. 
Hypothesis: There are 2 straightened candlesticks.
Premise: HCFA did not prepare an additional analysis under Executive Order 12866.
Hypothesis: There was no additional analysis prepared by HCFA.
Premise: The Voth stared out at the packs of marauders racing through the ruins of the village.
Hypothesis: The village was in great condition.
Premise: Creative people still make their name here.
Hypothesis: Creative souls still have the chance to possibly create a reputation here.
Premise: everything was visible oh yeah
Hypothesis: Couldn't see a thing.
Premise: Saving and investing today increase the nation's stock of capital goods to be used in the future-the capital stock- and thus the nation's capacity to produce goods and services in the future.
Hypothesis: The nation's stock of capital goods is dramatically reduced by saving and investing today.
Premise: Employees are more likely to support changes when they have the necessary amount of authority and flexibility--along with commensurate accountability and incentives--to advance the agency's goals and improve performance.
Hypothesis: Employees are more likely to support changes when they are beneficial to them
Premise: His sister tugged at Kells' sleeve.
Hypothesis: His sister wouldn't leave Kell alone.
Premise: Such power--  Then he stopped, staring at Hanson while something almost like awe spread over his face.
Hypothesis: He was impressed with what Hanson had to say.
Premise: DOD has historically developed new weapon systems in a highly concurrent environment that usually forces acquisition programs to manage technology, design, and manufacturing risk at the same time.
Hypothesis: Highly concurrent development environments manage technology and design separately.
Premise: San'doro nodded.
Hypothesis: San'doro nodded in approval.
Premise: and things like that um we pretty much hire we subcontract mostly everything i mean other than anything that's not a um i mean i know how to fix a running toilet
Hypothesis: My friend taught me how to repair a broken toilet.
Premise: yeah that's right white yeah that's what we're trying to get ours to look like
Hypothesis: No, we're not trying to get ours to look like anything, because it's fine the way it is.
Premise: so it's the unexpected things that make it awful hard to control the budget
Hypothesis: nobody even controls the budget anymore, it's just random spending
Premise: Elderly households are individuals and married couples with at least one member aged 65 and older.
Hypothesis: An elderly household has at least one person over the age of 65.
Premise: It was St. Patrick who used the example of the shamrock to explain the Christian Trinity to King Laoghaire and an assembled crowd at Tara.
Hypothesis: St. Patrick never thought to compare the Christian Trinity to the shamrock in his talk with King Laoghaire.
Premise: library collection.
Hypothesis: library compilation
Premise: I am good friends with a girl, and both of us share a similar interest, namely politics.
Hypothesis: My friend and I vowed never to discuss politics.
Premise: And as far as cricket is concerned, Caribbean players have turned the tables on their colonial mentors and now produce some of the best players in the world, easily capable of soundly outplaying the Brits.
Hypothesis: Caribbean players are really bad at playing cricket.
Premise: She swung once and two of the men sprayed fans of blood into the night air.
Hypothesis: SHe killed the men.
Premise: well i guess i'm maybe naive but i never did feel that Russia was a big threat to us i mean obviously there's the the the possibility of or was the possibility of war
Hypothesis: I was always convinced that Russia was a danger to us
Premise: Later this month,  Behind the Legend , a new warts-and-all (and-more-warts) biography, will hit bookstores.
Hypothesis: Behind the Legend does not show the bad sides of his life.
Premise: Monica gets out first and opens the courthouse door.
Hypothesis: Monica was the last to leave.
Premise: How many came? 
Hypothesis: I wonder how many people showed up.
Premise: The museum is open every day (including Christmas and Carnival) from 9am to noon and 3 to 5pm.
Hypothesis: The hours of the museum are 9-noon and 3-5.
Premise: The English were victorious in the Picardy fields of Crec y (1346) and Azincourt (Agincourt, 1415).
Hypothesis: The English won every battle they fought in Picardy.
Premise: They are left either arguing, preposterously, that Clinton's crimes are just as bad as Nixon's or claiming that Nixon's crimes far exceeded the threshold for impeachable offenses and shouldn't be the standard for judging Clinton's.
Hypothesis: They are arguing that outrageously over Clinton and Nixon because of a documentary on their crimes.
Premise: For that to happen, the top leadership in each agency has to initiate results-oriented management, keep the agency focused on it, and embed its principles in the organization's basic approach to doing business.
Hypothesis: Under no circumstance shall the agency be kept focused on it.
Premise: Built with remarkable speed (Danish architect Johann-Otto von Sprekelsen won the contest in 1983 and it was ready for the bicentennial of the French Revolution in 1989), the Grande Arche stands on an axis with the Arc de Triomphe and the Cour Carree of the Louvre.
Hypothesis: The Grande Arche was built fairly quickly, and is located near the Arc and the Lourve.
Premise: Participants discussed the lack of investor confidence in the current financial reporting model and the need to first improve the reliability of financial reporting before adding any new reporting.
Hypothesis: Participants discussed theinvestor confidence
Premise: Browse around the shops, however, and you may find an appealing piece of old ironwork or hand carving.
Hypothesis: Shops might have old ironwork or hand carving.
Premise: Herbert Stein thanks his high-school Latin teacher.
Hypothesis: Herbert Stein only feels disdain for his awful latin teacher.
Premise: He's almost always portrayed as the dark, suspicious figure circa 1974.
Hypothesis: On occasion, he is not portrayed as a dark and suspicious figure.
Premise: Your computer would have fused the functions of your telephone, television, and fax machine into one seamless whole.
Hypothesis: Most people choose not to own a television or phone but instead do all of that on their computer.
Premise: and have have you all been getting rain storms down there
Hypothesis: It has not rained much in your area lately, has it?
Premise: The classic sidekick (even to his wife, Susan Molinari), Paxon is being talked about as the next majority leader.
Hypothesis: Paxon is a sidekick to his wife, Susan Molinari.
Premise: Roving groups of musicians can be found playing everywhere from airports to restaurants.
Hypothesis: Transient groups of musicians play in airports and restaurants.
Premise: But after so many years closed off from the rest of Europe, of equal significance was the injection of foreign influences into Franco's once hermetically sealed Spain.
Hypothesis: However the many years isolated from the rest of Europe.
Premise: The roof is covered in grass, making it the largest earth covered building in Britain.
Hypothesis: The roof has been covered in grass since the 1950s.
Premise: and uh i'm still trying to decide when when the best time's going to be to do that so uh
Hypothesis: I am still figuring out what the optimum time is.
Premise: Republicans smell their opportunity.
Hypothesis: The Republicans feel their chance.
Premise: His weakness is that he's ignorant of world affairs (Grecians, Kosovians, etc.) and has a track record as a bad and indifferent student.
Hypothesis: He has been an indifferent student and is ignorant of world affairs.
Premise: If there are no clear negative consequences to securities violations or wrongdoing, investors may perceive that the system is not working properly.
Hypothesis: Consequences for securities violations can include public floggings.
Premise: And all expenses paid! 
Hypothesis: The costs came to a total of $2000.
Premise: Experiencing just nine of them will give an impression of the whole.
Hypothesis: However, there's no substitute for taking the time to explore all of them, not just nine.
Premise: No wonder George , the New York Times Magazine , Rolling Stone , and Harper's failed to snoot out the stink factor and assigned pieces to him.
Hypothesis: Major periodicals continued to give him assignments.
Premise: Difference feminists portray women's soccer as more civil and noble than men's soccer.
Hypothesis: Difference feminists believe that men's soccer is portrayed as more noble than women's.
Premise: Also I must cultivate a personality.
Hypothesis: I must craft the key defining traits of my alias, and bring them to prominence. In addition to that, I must cultivate a personality.
Premise: If we don't complain about a change in lunch menu, why should she?"
Hypothesis: We have lunch here daily and we have no issues with the change, yet she who dines here once a month dares to kick up a fuss over some minor menu differences.
Premise: But the value of Japanese manufacturing practices was, if anything, understated.
Hypothesis: They have understated the value of Japanese manifacturing practices, said the economist.
Premise: She doesn't have a computer, but she'll be faxing daily from Tuscany.
Hypothesis: She doesn't have a computer anymore because she broke the one she owned.
Premise: If you're not one to be put off by superstition, stroll down to the old cobbled bridge and croseover into a quieter, more peaceful world.
Hypothesis: There is an old bridge which has cobbles on it.
Premise: A cost-conscious Senate took fragments from monuments of earlier rulers Trajan, Hadrian, and Marcus Aurelius to decorate the arch.
Hypothesis: Hadrian had the largest and most expensive monument of all the earlier rulers.
Premise: prepared i see
Hypothesis: I see your ready.
Premise: 12866 and was approved by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, OMB as complying with the requirements of the order based on information supplied by SSA, including a planned regulatory action document describing the reason for the rule and an assessment of the costs and budgetary impact of the rule.
Hypothesis: The report also summarized the national spending average over the last three years.
Premise: But Drew dared ask no questions.
Hypothesis: Drew was too scared of the consequences of the questions to ask them.
Premise: Economy and efficiency audit objectives concern whether an entity is acquiring, protecting, and using its resources in the most productive manner to achieve program objectives.
Hypothesis: Audit objectives help ou achieve program goals faster.
Premise: well it's hard for me
Hypothesis: This will get easier for me with practice.
Premise: as a matter of fact about um another topic but it came up under these um this this this poem Everything I Wanted to Know I Learned in Kindergarten or something
Hypothesis: I like the poem Everything I Wanted to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.
Premise: Therefore, it is an exchange revenue of the entity that administers the retirement plan and thus is an offset to that entity's gross cost in calculating its net cost of operations.
Hypothesis: Exchange revenue only gives life insurance and offsets nothing.
Premise: What do you mean by deceiving me as you have done?" We were sitting in the library. 
Hypothesis: You have broken my trust, and my heart.
Premise: that was a good movie that that was one movie that uh i wasn't ready for it to be over with
Hypothesis: I think I am going to watch that movie again.
Premise: But their faces were sobering by the time he reached the doorway and looked back.
Hypothesis: He did not notice their faces when he reached the door.
Premise: Now he didn't feel like it at all.
Hypothesis: The feel was not something he had.
Premise: that  was you can't really be sure of the quality of what you got you know
Hypothesis: You can be sure that whay you got is top notch!
Premise: and you just pick a campground on the river if it got you know over a hundred and ten degrees you went over the levee and jumped in the water
Hypothesis: There are no campgrounds near the river.
Premise: Angel Park Golf Club is a municipal course with a it has two 18-hole courses designed by Arnold Palmer and a 12-hole par-3 course featuring replicas of famous par-3 holes from around the world.
Hypothesis: Arnold Palmer's golf course designs are among the best in the world.
Premise: so i felt more comfortable at that place
Hypothesis: At that place I felt more comfortable.
Premise: Edwin Meese, attorney general under President Reagan, is among critics who have pointed out that Congress demanded in 1996 that the organization not do so.
Hypothesis: They were the attorney general under President Clinton.
Premise: If this is the problem, there is in principle a simple, if unsettling,  What Japan needs to do is promise borrowers that there will be inflation in the future!
Hypothesis: Japan's problem can simply be solved by assuring borrowers that there will be inflation in the future.
Premise: But his son turned Versailles into a self-centered universe that was far from modest, proclaiming his own grandeur in a vast, sprawling edifice of stone and brick, marble, gilt, and crystal.
Hypothesis: His son made Versailles all about himself.
Premise: The town, at 900 m (3,000 ft), is almost tropical, with bananas, papayas, and poinsettias growing in gardens.
Hypothesis: Nearly 500 people live and work in the town.
Premise: The most widely used method is random-digit dialing, in which the first six digits of a telephone number are selected to allow for every region to be well represented, while the remaining four digits are dialed at random.
Hypothesis: The pre-selection of the first set of numbers ensures region-wide representation
Premise: Lawyers scoff at the notion that doubt can be quantified so precisely.
Hypothesis: Lawyers support the idea that doubt can be measured.
Premise: If you are not claustrophobic, take the opportunity to enter the crypt below the temple floor, as the carvings here were never defaced and are still precise and clean.
Hypothesis: The carvings in the crypt beneath the floor of the temple are clean and undamaged.
Premise: i um have accounting background so then i also have done tax returns in the past and for other people when i worked  for accounting firm
Hypothesis: I don't know to do tax returns.
Premise: Participants acknowledged that financial reporting, in addition to being largely driven by the accounting profession, also has been driven by the legal system, resulting in an overload of information that is too complex and not easily understood.
Hypothesis: They are helping a company make reports.
Premise: The tiny but powerful community of Parsis brought Zoroastrianism from Iran, and its people shine in business today.
Hypothesis: The people of Parsis brought Zoroastrianism from Paris.
Premise: still on the other hand we're also uh this particular community is a Catholic community but uh uh down in DC where where things are a little bit different uh
Hypothesis: There are many Catholic communities around here.
Premise: Jeb Bush's wife lied to customs agents.
Hypothesis: When customs agents questioned Jeb Bush's wife, she lied.
Premise: Between 1970 and the present, the economy's output of manufactures roughly doubled; but, because of increases in productivity, employment actually declined slightly.
Hypothesis: The rate of employment has dropped in the last 40 years.
Premise: What about homeless people?
Hypothesis: What do you say regarding homeless people? Said the Pope.
Premise: i'm sorry i can't handle it
Hypothesis: I have tried for a while, but I can't handle it.
Premise: Mon Dieu! 
Hypothesis: Something caused a person to exclaim.
Premise: Thus, while the assumption of 5 years of life lost may be appropriate for a subset of total avoided premature mortalities, it may over or underestimate the degree of life shortening attributable to PM for the remaining deaths.
Hypothesis: The assumption of 5 years is perfect.
Premise: The simple, serene style of landscaping, with rocks, gravel, and a few shrubs, draws on the precepts of Zen Buddhism that had such a special appeal for the austere samurai.
Hypothesis: The landscaping embodies Zen Buddhism, which was popular for the samurai.
Premise: on its own uh-huh
Hypothesis: He lives on its own
Premise: now that's one that's one i don't know see i had never really been into science fiction that much until uh somebody gave me Mist of Avalon probably about five or six years ago i don't know if i'd call it science fiction or fantasy
Hypothesis: I have always loved science fiction especially Mist of Avalon.
Premise: The changes in the final rule involve the appropriate use of school and census data for making tier I day care home determinations
Hypothesis: There were no changes to the final rule.
Premise: Note the masterful Ren?­ais?­sance carving of the oak doors on the central and north portals.
Hypothesis: The doors at the central and north portals are decorated with Renaissance carvings.
Premise: In 1753, new legislation in England made it illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to marry without the consent of their parents or legal guardians.
Hypothesis: The couples were encouraged to marry at the age of 14.
Premise: Didion should know, after three decades of weaving her intricate essays.
Hypothesis: Didion's essays are complicated and fascinating.
Premise: Culterlann na hireann holds a ceile (an evening of traditional song and dance), on Friday nights in Monkstown.
Hypothesis: There is no entertainment on Friday nights in Monkstown.
Premise: If so, it explains the steps in a final assessment and the actions to take, depending on the results of your additional work.
Hypothesis: If you put in enough additional works and bring on good results, you then have a clear picture of the actions to take.
Premise: Its purpose is to confirm that the program is progressing as planned.
Hypothesis: The program director is confident that they can implement the plan.
Premise: More than 500 people were killed and many buildings damaged you can see the bullet holes on the General Post Office building, and the Royal College of Surgeons before the Rising was put down.
Hypothesis: During the Rising, more than 500 people died.
Premise: They find it ironic and poignant that someone capable of conceiving of a nuanced theory of rationality could descend into madness (Robert Boynton, Newsday ). (Jim Holt reviews A Beautiful Mind in Slate.)
Hypothesis: The human mind is not capable of going mad.
Premise: They's sure seen a lotta history bein' made by men climbin' up an' down from saddles!"
Hypothesis: They've seen men who climb up and down from saddles do a lot.
Premise: Sure. I'll hustle. 
Hypothesis: Yes I will work faster to get off work earlier.
Premise: Home again after a hard day at the office, the director of a consumer electronics company who wears a business suit in downtown Tokyo sees nothing strange about buying cigarettes from a machine located inches from a sacred Shinto shrine.
Hypothesis: Sacred Shinto shrines are also usually commercialized.
Premise: In addition, the very nature of the information system creating the data allows opportunities for errors to be introduced by many people.
Hypothesis: The information system's very nature allows for human error to be introduced at many points along its data path.
Premise: Netscape didn't merely point out a two page discussion in his book of a single case that pointed the other way.
Hypothesis: Netscape pointed out a discussion about the case from 1997.
Premise: Her fervent Republican followers would go to the polls in a typhoon.
Hypothesis: She has so many Republican followers because she holds the most Republican values.
Premise: This is remarkable in light of the much lower population densities in the U.S.
Hypothesis: This is remarkable in light of the much higher population densities in the U.S.
Premise: Another innovative project that is held on conjunction with national legal services meetings is our Cyber Cafe.
Hypothesis: Our cyber cafe us innovative and held in conjunction with national legal service meetings.
Premise: You spoke with her that evening, etc., and she relayed to you a sequence of events that was very dissimilar from what you remembered happening.
Hypothesis: You did speak with her about the issue of congress.
Premise: Do you remember, mademoiselle, that I once asked you to help me?
Hypothesis: Do you recall my plea for you to aid me once before?
Premise: It said, [t]here will be no respite allowed for the next Cabinet.
Hypothesis: It said that the next Cabinet would be allowed respite.
Premise: But that door was bolted on the inside! I cried. 
Hypothesis: But there is no way anyone could have entered from outside!
Premise: ACTUARIAL LIABILITY - A liability based on statistical calculations and actuarial assumptions (actuarial assumptions are conditions used to resolve uncertainties in the absence of information concerning future events affecting insurance, pension expenses, etc.).
Hypothesis:  A liability based on statistical calculations and actuarial assumptions is called Actuarial Liability.
Premise: uh it's just below Hot Springs
Hypothesis: Disney is just below the Hot Springs.
Premise: After all, it's only a movie.
Hypothesis: It's just a music video.
Premise: Single-Case Experimental  Strategies for Studying
Hypothesis: A Case on Studying Habits, The Experimental Years
Premise: The resident monks still offer mass sung in Gregorian chant every Sunday.
Hypothesis: The monks no longer offer mass
Premise: Its strong walls guard not only jewels and royal artifacts but also the memories of thousands of historic events.
Hypothesis: Jewels and royal artifacts are guarded by its strong walls.
Premise: The Mediterranean's largest island is in many fascinating ways a country to itself, seemingly not part of Italy or Europe at all, and if possible, it deserves a separate and unrushed vacation to do it justice.
Hypothesis: It is recommended to dedicate a vacation to the Mediterranean's largest island.
Premise: The company has billion-dollar issues at stake.
Hypothesis: The company has a couple thousand dollar risks at stake.
Premise: 40 In order to interest other stakeholders, such as policymakers and health care providers, additional databases should be used to assess other
Hypothesis: Databases can be used to assess stakeholders.
Premise: oh she didn't she didn't do something
Hypothesis: She didn't perform a single action.
Premise: Slate is looking for a software developer, or maybe even two, to work on various features we hope to add.
Hypothesis: Slate is looking for software developers to help improve their program.
Premise: First-Class household bill mail 
Hypothesis: First class bill mail house