xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: You don't think they're too close, do you? It would be bad to burn any of them with the rocket blast at this stage of the game."
Hypothesis: After all we've gone through, it would be dumb for them to get burned.
Premise: But this is to desert, even betray, his subject.
Hypothesis: Something is going to reinforce his subject.
Premise: But in the case of Alfred Inglethorp, all that is changed. 
Hypothesis: Nothing has changed in Alfred Inglethorp's case.
Premise: Marking the spot is a pillar commemorating the visit in 250 b.c. of the Indian emperor Ashoka, a zealous convert to Buddhism.
Hypothesis: There was no visit that occurred in 250 B.C.
Premise: Gambling provides almost 40 percent of the government's tax revenues, and is a major source of employment.
Hypothesis: The government gets no substantial benefit from gambling activities.
Premise: This will require a more stable budgetary and personnel environment than has been the case historically.
Hypothesis: Legislation is in the works to ensure a more stable budgetary and personnel environment.
Premise: Nearly 70 percent of Vermonters are divorced without an attorney, according to statistics from the Court Administrator's Office.
Hypothesis: Most vermont residents don't use an attorney for divorces.
Premise: I went out to France again, as you know.
Hypothesis: I went to France twice last year.
Premise: But what seems clear is that the desire to get a higher stock market valuation, combined with a history of refusing to defend itself honestly, pushed the tobacco industry to the negotiating table.
Hypothesis: The tobacco industry managed to get a higher stock market evaluation.
Premise: Situated between the Alps and the Mediterranean, surrounded by exotic gardens, gleaming skyscrapers have sprung up to house all this wealth.
Hypothesis: In order to house all of this wealth, fancy gardens and expensive skyscrapers were erected.
Premise: but i'm glad it's done because it's brighter
Hypothesis: It is much darker in here.
Premise: read my lips and what happened they turned around and double crossed us
Hypothesis: We can't trust them.
Premise: In the early tenth century Viking raiding parties from Scandinavia began skirmishing with the Celtic tribes along the coast.
Hypothesis: In Scandinavia, a skirmish took place costing thousands of lives.
Premise: Construction of the offices obliterated much of the archaeological dig which had unearthed the original layout of the ninth-century quay, but the Viking artifacts that were found are on view in the National Museum  and in the Viking Adventure exhibit.
Hypothesis: The Viking Adventure exhibit displays Thor's hammer.
Premise: Hunt Rennie did turn now.
Hypothesis: Hunt Rennie turned quickly.
Premise: The mosque is square in plan, about 58 metres (172 feet) on a side, capped by a dome 271.2 metres (82 feet) in diameter and 47 metres (140 feet) high.
Hypothesis: The mosque's dome is shorter than the base is wide.
Premise: 2) Clinton's job rating fell from 60 to 55 points in a Washington Post poll, apparently because pollees disapproved of his use of the White House for fund raising.
Hypothesis: According to a poll ran by the Washington Post, Bill Clinton's job rating was now at 55 points.
Premise: I handed the fragment over to the police who did not consider it of much importance. 
Hypothesis: I passed the piece to the police, who did not think much of it.
Premise: How are they doing? said Jon as he sat down next to her, chewing on a strip of salted steak.
Hypothesis: Jon hadn't eaten for weeks.
Premise: How was I to know?"
Hypothesis: How was I going to shovel the snow?
Premise: but that that's my that's probably my main hobby that sewing and reading books that's about it
Hypothesis: I do not have any hobbies.
Premise: Dolphin Reef (see page 76) is an excellent family attraction, and children can actually swim or even dive with the dolphins (at a cost).
Hypothesis: Many children enjoy swimming and diving with dolphins in Dolphin Reef.
Premise: For the multiple installation of three absorber modules at one plant (six boiler units), an additional four months may be needed to schedule the outage for the FGD hookup outside of the high electricity demand months.
Hypothesis: Absorber modules result in noticeably lower carbon emissions.
Premise: He put both hands to his middle where more than one of the pile-driver knocks had landed, and tried to understand what was happening.
Hypothesis: How could he have lost this severely? It was impossible.
Premise: Mr. Brown   The voice stopped.
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown is the voices teacher.
Premise: Abolition and Beyond
Hypothesis: There was never any abolition of slavery.
Premise: Tourists are welcome at such nightspots, where they're likely to be outnumbered by rhythm-loving Guadeloupeans.
Hypothesis: Tourists are not welcome at such nightspots.
Premise: In terms of critical success factors, federal CIO organizations tend to trail the CIOs interviewed for this guide in the aAlign Information Management Leadership for Value Creation- and aExecute CIO Responsibilities- factors.
Hypothesis: There is a guide for learning to Align Information Management Leadership for Value Creation.
Premise: An announcement in the Commerce Business Daily orRequest for other publication requesting industry comment onComment draft specifications for resources.
Hypothesis: The announcement in the Commerce Business Daily is looking for comments.
Premise: Lacking connection with the peasants, it was also distrusted by conservative landlords and by most Muslims.
Hypothesis: They lacked connection with the peasants and distrusted by the landlords as well as the Muslims.
Premise: Client-Centered Conference, April 25-28 in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Hypothesis: The conference is in NYC.
Premise: The most enduring legacy of the state planning initiative-at least in terms of its first four years-has probably has been its success in fostering cooperation among stakeholders.
Hypothesis: The state planning initiative wasn't actually designed specifically for fostering cooperation among stakeholders.
Premise: But he cannot know.
Hypothesis: He might know, but I'm not sure.
Premise: 'Many grand things.
Hypothesis: None of the things.
Premise:  "Those risings were from men who were no worshippers of the egg's hatching," Bork commented.
Hypothesis: There was no egg that hatched.
Premise: Whittington was in a hurry to get rid of you this morning, but next time he'll want to know something more before he parts with his money.
Hypothesis: Whittington won't get rid of you so quickly next time.
Premise: But afterwards we always find that there has been some nonentity, a servant or a clerk, who has remained in the background unnoticed, and that the elusive Mr. Brown has escaped us once more."
Hypothesis: We always catch Mr. Brown.
Premise: Moving outward from the center, one passes from stately, ornamental 16th-century apartment buildings with shuttered windows, wrought-iron balconies, and brick facades to the Baroque palaces of the Bourbons, and later Neo-classical buildings meant to convey authority.
Hypothesis: All the 16th century buildings were demolished and replaced by modern structures.
Premise: Walk towards it, then turn left through an arched gate into the mosque precinct, and follow the crowds into the bustling Grand Bazaar.
Hypothesis: The Grand Bazaar is the largest marketplace in the world.
Premise: New roads brought competition from outside the area, which broke the local monopoly of the statesmen.
Hypothesis: The new roads lead the local monopoly to control even more of the market.
Premise: The Episcopalians are all going to hell.
Hypothesis: All Episcopalians will go to heaven.
Premise: He recognized a Christian duty to charity but was gripped by a fear that his charity would be wasted, thereby incriminating him in sin.
Hypothesis: He felt fine enough giving to charity and not thinking of it further.
Premise: Why not simply magic the entire construction, whatever it was to be?
Hypothesis: Magic could not help with the construction.
Premise: The study states that the potential savings resulting from conducting effective design reviews range from a minimum of 3 percent to as much as 20 percent of TPC, and even higher when indirect savings are taken into account.
Hypothesis: The study states that the potential savings from conducting effective design range from 3 to 20 percent of TPC, and higher when indirect savings are taken into account.
Premise: oh well i'm kind of off and on
Hypothesis: Ah, so I am sort of inconsistent when it comes to this.
Premise:  Hanson puzzled over their words briefly as he closed the door and went out with Nema.
Hypothesis: As he walked out of the room alone, Hanson ignored the talking Satheri.
Premise: However, this trade-off between today's consumption and tomorrow's consumption is somewhat different for an individual than for the nation.
Hypothesis: Individuals will most likely not want to lessen their consumption.
Premise: In the interior, the most noteworthy of the surviving 13th-century stained-glass windows are the rosewindow above the western entrance, illustrating the life of the Virgin Mary, and the one devoted to the Creation in the north arm of the transept.
Hypothesis: None of the original 13th-century stained glass windows survived.
Premise: The 18th-century Palazzo Grassi has been recently restored by Gae Aulenti for major art exhibitions of world-class quality.
Hypothesis: Gae Aulenti restores works of art for major art exhibitions of world-class quality.
Premise: At leading finance organizations, developing a finance team with the right mix of skills and competencies starts by defining a set of skills and competencies that will enable the finance team to meet the current and future technical, management, and leadership needs of the business.
Hypothesis: Developing a finance team doesn't start with defining a set of skills.
Premise: I understand, I said, "but ”but don't do anything rash."
Hypothesis: I understood and told them to also be patient.
Premise: oh that just shows how much he gets paid anyway
Hypothesis: That just shows how poorly they are paying him.
Premise: But to enjoy more of the countryside, you can stay overnight and continue down the Izu Peninsula the next day.
Hypothesis: There is only one hotel on the Izu Peninsula.
Premise: due to the overabundance of news we have available to us
Hypothesis: We have a ton of news.
Premise: they couldn't make this kind of money they couldn't live that kind of life style anywhere else
Hypothesis: They couldn't make that kind of money or live that lifestyle anywhere else
Premise: A man could carve hisself out a spread as he could brag on." 
Hypothesis: He made a meal out of beans and onion.
Premise: The Corp had ten million tiny little versions of me, packaged and ready to sell- all they needed as an excuse to put them on the shelf.
Hypothesis: The Corp had millions of little versions of me all packaged up.
Premise: Just for the sake of appearance, I let eight seconds pass.
Hypothesis: I waited eight seconds.
Premise: This is a big country, and surely we can find men and women in it who are as capable of being president as Mr. Clinton is and who are also able to commit themselves to good behavior.
Hypothesis: Having good behavior is a requirement to becoming president.
Premise: and uh and boy i'll tell you you've really got to have a conscientious tenant and it's hard for him to be conscientious when he's thinking of paying a hundred dollar water bill uh every uh uh i you know every month when you get into the June July and August time period
Hypothesis: Some tenants try to get out of paying rent or bills.
Premise: That's about as close to analysis as the picture gets.
Hypothesis: The picture did not want to waste hardly any time analyzing anything.
Premise: and i expected it to be a lot of trouble but it wasn't that bad i taught remedial reading kids
Hypothesis: I taught children how to read.
Premise: For example, data collection and analyses in case studies are iterative and concurrent-that is, are yoked.
Hypothesis: The scientific world does not want the public to know that the data collection and analyses of case studies are iterative and concurrent.
Premise: To my surprise, the hat didn't seem to be following me... ...The hat was in front of me.
Hypothesis: I was shocked to see the hat ahead of me, rather than behind.
Premise:  "Hey, Sarge, can I see you a minute?"came a hail from without.
Hypothesis: There was a person outside who wanted to see Sarge.
Premise: He watched the seven of them duel and roll and march as tears flowed into his eyes.
Hypothesis: Seven of them fought.
Premise:  Maybe she would like the Pentagon.
Hypothesis: She would probably like the Pentagon.
Premise: Vrenna was already moving to the next opponent but the Kal walked to the wounded man and killed him with a single powerful blow.
Hypothesis: Vrenna and Kal didn't hurt anyone.
Premise: Rodriguez appeared to be in his 50s.
Hypothesis: Rodriguez was middle-aged.
Premise: Bad press is bad for anybody, but bad press is worse when it's directed at the press, as Disney learned when it killed a story by its ABC News subsidiary that criticized safety at Disney theme parks.
Hypothesis: Disney let the story that spoke poorly about them be published.
Premise: The disclosure gives the scandal an important new twist and ratchets up pressure on the Justice Department to appoint an independent counsel.
Hypothesis: The disclosure did not have any significant bearing on the scandal.
Premise: Rebuffing these lower classes when they could have beguiled them, the Whigs made potential friends into enemies.
Hypothesis: The Whigs, since they rebuffed these lower classes, made enemies.
Premise: Though physically part of the Louvre, the Musee des Arts D??coratifs is a separate museum with its own entrance at 107 Rue de Rivoli.
Hypothesis: The Musee des Arts D??Coratifs is technically part of the Louvre, but it has its own entrance.
Premise: you know i i i wish there weren't war
Hypothesis: I wish we had more wars.
Premise: and it took me a good ten years to put on some weight and any exercise even when summer would come and i'd mow the lawn i'd lose five to seven pounds just just as soon as the heat kicked in
Hypothesis: I would lose several pounds when the summer came in.
Premise: A massive fortress was built overlooking the Temple Mount, which Herod named  Antonia  in honor of his Roman friend and benefactor, Mark Antony.
Hypothesis: The fortress overlooked the Temple Mount.
Premise: Evaluators considering the case study as a design for evaluation must first decide what type of evaluation question their specific question is and then examine the strengths and limitations of each type of case study for answering it.
Hypothesis: Evaluators have to study the strength and weaknesses of case studies.
Premise: Reputedly the oldest pub in Dublin is the Brazen Head (Bridge Street Lower).
Hypothesis: In Dublin, the oldest pub is reputedly the Brazen Head (Bridge Street Lower).
Premise: We will say that she is seeking for 156 something and has not yet found it. 
Hypothesis: We will say that she found what she was looking for.
Premise: that makes my foot how'd you do that in aerobics
Hypothesis: I know how you do that.
Premise: she really enjoyed it but it was on a higher level you know where there were some things that kids didn't understand that adults did and i liked that
Hypothesis: There were things in it I could enjoy.
Premise: um-hum i usually just i'm trying to think of i guess i would tend myself to be more towards the the like three
Hypothesis: I'm thinking about how I would usually feel towards it.
Premise: Arch how are you doing tonight
Hypothesis: How are you drinks treating you tonight Arch?
Premise: Either way, you've got a legitimate gripe.
Hypothesis: You will have a gripe whether you go or stay.
Premise: Gravestones rest along the tenement walls marking the outer perimeter.
Hypothesis: The tenement walls are also used to locate space fro Gravestones.
Premise: As discussed in chapter 1, financial audits contribute to making governments more accountable for the use of public resources and the delivery of services.
Hypothesis: There is no information regarding financial audits in chapter 1.
Premise: Ours is richer in the lighter atoms."
Hypothesis: Ours has more of the lighter atoms.
Premise: A sonic boom struck through the train as it hit a tunnel.
Hypothesis: It was silent as the train entered the tunnel.
Premise: When he moved to Montague Street, the staff attorney shared an office with a colleague.
Hypothesis: The office was not shared with anyone.
Premise: then i didn't mind cutting it out and sewing it i could do that all day long and i i can remember once in high school i wanted some extra money
Hypothesis: I like to cut it out and sew it.
Premise: But it's only $19.
Hypothesis: The cost is $19.
Premise: In winter, they move to Izmir.
Hypothesis: They move to Izmir in winter.
Premise: The situation stabilized with Vespasian, and the second century A.D. is often considered the golden age of the empire (Gibbon himself says that the time of Marcus Aurelius--late second century--was the best time to live of all in history).
Hypothesis: The second century is widely known as a great period for the empire.
Premise: He smiled at her and she smiled back.
Hypothesis: She frowned when he smiled.
Premise: Of the Hindu temples (13 29), Cave 14 is an interesting transition from the Buddhist caves, because in the pantheon of Hindu gods, Vishnu sits in a meditative pose, suggesting he was converted from a Buddha.
Hypothesis: The statue of Vishnu in Cave 14 may have once been a Buddha before it was converted.
Premise: But that's wrong.
Hypothesis: That is wrong.
Premise: limitations on Congress and restrictions you know restrictions that could be put on on the government itself
Hypothesis: Limitations could be placed on the government itself.
Premise: 'They see your extra forces.'
Hypothesis: They see you have no troops.
Premise: Although this guide focuses on information security program management, this is only one aspect of an organization's overall information management strategy.
Hypothesis: The guide is related to information security program management.
Premise: Ca'daan felt cold.
Hypothesis: The wind made Ca'daan feel cold.
Premise: She arrives from Middlingham with all the compromising items in her possession. 
Hypothesis: She arrives from Middlingham carrying call the incriminating items.
Premise: Boats can be rented in Portimao, Faro, Sesimbra, or Setebal along the Algarve.
Hypothesis: Unfortunately, you aren't allowed to rent boats.
Premise: One more thing crossed off the Things-I-Never-Wanted-To-Do list.
Hypothesis: I haven't crossed a single thing off the list yet, and maybe that's for the best.
Premise: part lots and lots of people before they get it
Hypothesis: Very few people get it.
Premise:  It's just my gum.
Hypothesis: That is my grape gum
Premise: Designed by Robert Trent Jones, the course has stupendous views from the mountains to the sea below as its backdrop.
Hypothesis: The Robert Trent Jones designed course has beautiful views of the mountains and the sea below.
Premise: Overall, the Programs staff is pleased with the progress we have made and believe that our work has led to significant improvements in the opportunities for poor people in our country to access legal services.
Hypothesis: The Program's employees like what we have done.
Premise: She fled and she showed it to me.
Hypothesis: She ran to find me in the village.
Premise: 'Seems fair enough,' I effortlessly broke free of White's grip.
Hypothesis: This did not seem fair and I would refuse to let go.
Premise: Perhaps the pig has always been a comical animal because it's so much like us--a college graduate with 2.3 children, yacking away on a cell phone while it's stuck in traffic in its rotten SUV.
Hypothesis: Pigs are considered staples of comedy because we can see the similarities between them and us.
Premise: Four, a fragment of some dark green fabric, only a thread or two, but recognizable."
Hypothesis: The fabric was thin and cheap.
Premise: News , though generally optimistic about the economy, does offer bear market advice, just in case.
Hypothesis: The news is accurate and extremely helpful.
Premise: If Hunt Rennie had had the story from Topham or Nye, he already knew how the fight began.
Hypothesis: Nobody knew how the fight began.
Premise: 'Please,' I tried raising my hands.
Hypothesis: I gave up and walked away.
Premise: Here, too, you'll find all the boutiques that clothe Ibiza's trendier visitors.
Hypothesis: You can find all the trendy boutiques here.
Premise: It's very simple, really--$5 million isn't worth five times as much as $1 million.
Hypothesis: $5 million is worth five times more than $1 million.
Premise: I modelled myself upon famous K.C.'s.
Hypothesis: K.C.'s famous dress style was well known.
Premise: Tate, now in private practice in Marion, was hired as the program's first director in 1972 after a Marion-based community action program secured grant money to establish the Smyth-Bland Legal Aid Society.
Hypothesis: The first director was Tate, who was hired in 1972 after grant money was secured.
Premise: They had to change pucks several times, but that was fine, they had millions of them in stock.
Hypothesis: There were millions of black pucks in stock.
Premise: yeah yeah that's true they've got to keep them in line
Hypothesis: that's useless, that's not how you keep them in line
Premise: well both of mine are boys they're eight and eleven
Hypothesis: I enjoy being a father and raising my two boys.
Premise: i have a i have a hard time with vegetables i don't i when i was a kid i didn't like them very much and i never really learned how to cook them right i guess i don't know
Hypothesis: I love vegetables, and I am perfect at cooking them.
Premise: Should you venture east of Downtown, you'll find that although the lush orange and lemon groves that blossomed in the San Gabriel Valley 100 years ago have all but disappeared, this proserous suburban area still has a wealth of botanical delights.
Hypothesis: Downtown is filled with orange and lemon groves.
Premise: An analogy might be drawn also to evaluability assessment.
Hypothesis: Evaluability is not related to this.
Premise: The museum distinguishes itself, they say, by focusing on aspects of Jewish culture other than the Holocaust (Jews are shown as they might have liked to be remembered, rather than as victims).
Hypothesis: The museum only focuses on the Holocause.
Premise: This led to a major redesign of the common missile warning system's sensor.
Hypothesis: Some changes were made to the common missile warning system's sensor.
Premise: yeah there's nothing like fresh vegetables picked out of the garden
Hypothesis: Carrots are my favorite garden vegetable.
Premise: you know we've got a secretary that sits over here that's keeping metrics right now and keeping up you know of all the letters i type how many changes how many of them do i make changes on
Hypothesis: We have an electrician who sits over there and keeps track of all the essays I write and who I give them to.
Premise: 7 billion pieces and the volume of Standard A mail (which is mainly advertising mail) was 77.
Hypothesis: Standard A mail is mainly private letters.
Premise: But credibility apparently isn't everything.
Hypothesis: It doesn't matter if it's credible as long as it's fun.
Premise:  "Don't know.
Hypothesis: I know for sure.
Premise: However, one side of the inlet has been engulfed by an outburst of sleekly modern hotels.
Hypothesis: There are some sleek hotels on one side of the inlet.
Premise: they're good they're really oh really yeah i Boston's okay i mean i wouldn't want to live there but it's a nice place to visit
Hypothesis: Boston is a great town to visit.
Premise: The chapel, museum, winery, gardens, and cemetery are still ope n to the public daily.
Hypothesis: The public has daily access to places such as the chapel, winery, 1and cemetery.
Premise: I was fairly certain that it was Mrs. Cavendish who had hidden it, but I had to make sure. 
Hypothesis: I had a feeling that Mrs. Cavendish had hidden it.