xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Vrenna, the Kal, San'doro, and I will do that.
Hypothesis: The only one will do that is the Kal.
Premise: Any interpretations that relate to the statements are also identified.
Hypothesis: Interpretations related to the statements are not identified as such.
Premise: If you like to take it that way, yes.
Hypothesis: I feel only my way is correct .
Premise: so do you like do you like rhythm and blues
Hypothesis: Do you like rhythm and blues?
Premise: It's so utterly foolish.
Hypothesis: You'd have to be mad to believe it.
Premise: They were a noble people once, they just never found the weapons to match us.
Hypothesis: They were noble, but never found the weapons to match us.
Premise: Callers regularly greet her.
Hypothesis: Callers ignore her.
Premise: The company had outsourced its information management function, but lacked the infrastructure to provide strategic direction, discipline, and overall management of information management to ensure optimal implementation and cost.
Hypothesis: The company didn't have a great infrastructure but was determined to improve it.
Premise: It can be, but only  1) Subjects get the best care feasible locally (they do).
Hypothesis: The subjects can definitely afford their healthcare needs.
Premise: Moreover, in any event,
Hypothesis: In any event
Premise: Thursday's celebration was the first public even held at the courthouse.
Hypothesis: They celebrated on Thursday.
Premise: The young woman, Nicolette, kept Clark's identity as the father of her child a secret and went on to marry Clark and Redgrave's son, Ben.
Hypothesis: Nicolette was a young woman who kept her children's father a secret.
Premise: i usually put garlic powder in mine
Hypothesis: I usually put garlic powder in it, as well as salt.
Premise: Across the main square, the town hall, in spite of having been modernized, retains a pair of splendid 15th- to 16th-century Manueline windows.
Hypothesis: The Manueline windws were kept at first because they were almost impossible to remove without damaging the building.
Premise: Bedrooms and public rooms with plenty of character lie inside this splendid landmark building dating from the 1930s.
Hypothesis: The bedrooms have a lot of character with crown molding and beautiful furniture.
Premise: Interest on uninvested funds received by direct loan and guaranteed loan financing accounts.
Hypothesis: Interest on these types of funds is usually within 2.5-5% range.
Premise: With a sudden fear clutching at her heart, Tuppence ran to the bed.
Hypothesis: Tuppence found a dead person on the bed.
Premise: Newspapers hail Dole's female followers as evidence that she can attract new voters to the GOP.
Hypothesis: To newspapers Dole can attract new voters to the GOP.
Premise: In other words, if you're unhappy about the national debt, you should be doubly unhappy about the progressive income tax.
Hypothesis: If you're upset about the debt, then surely you hate the progressive income tax.
Premise: some of those countries were so safe it was unreal Singapore is very supposed to be very safe and in fact Tokyo and i thought Tokyo would be dangerous being such a huge large city with so many people
Hypothesis: It is very unsafe in places such as Singapore and Tokyo.
Premise: But when she applies her precepts to our great national conversation, Tannen gets confused.
Hypothesis: Tannen gets confused when she applies her precepts to a national conversation.
Premise: George Pataki, R-N.Y., said he will ask the state athletic commission to investigate the fight.
Hypothesis: George said he will not talk to the athletic commission.
Premise: The EPA has cited sections 202, 206, 208 and 301 of the Clean Air Act, as amended.
Hypothesis: The EPA posts these announcements on their main web page.
Premise: Other items include marquetry, a recently revived island craft that is featured on small boxes and pictures, and furniture.
Hypothesis: The islanders do marquetry on items other than boxes, pictures and furniture.
Premise: There's little time for recreation in this sometimes harsh environment, and though local residents may come across as pragmatic and single-minded, you'll find them in a more relaxed mood at the end of a hard day's work, enjoying a pint of beer and game of dominoes at the local pub.
Hypothesis: The local residents work so hard that they're unable to enjoy recreational activities.
Premise: He said he was going home.
Hypothesis: He said that he was never going to go home again.
Premise: It's gotten a lot more nasty, he remarked at one point, displaying a keen grasp of the obvious.
Hypothesis: He said it's getting nasty in the political arena.
Premise: I then washed three of the sets 14 times each, in hot water, with each of the fine household products I mentioned above.
Hypothesis: I washed three of the sets once, in hot water, with a product I didn't mention.
Premise: yeah uh i guess uh what what kind of typical vacation programs uh vacation plans do do the companies have that you've worked for uh so far as when you get vacation and how much
Hypothesis: Your previous employer offered 2 weeks of vacation each year.
Premise: But marketing people are the worst offenders when it comes to wanting to add new features, generating loud choruses of NO even from otherwise enthusiastic developers.
Hypothesis: Marketing people always say no when it comes to adding new features, because they are concerned about the budget.
Premise: It is haunting its recurring refrain, and keeps pulsing through my mind, now, every day.
Hypothesis: It doesn't haunt me at all and I've forgotten about it.
Premise: The overspending that the city engaged in during the Depression, which Siegel decries, may be contributing to the current rebirth of the city's economy, which centers on tourism, culture, financial services, and information technology.
Hypothesis: It's possible the overspending the city did during the Depression is now paying off with the current rebirth of the city's economy.
Premise: This tendency for medical specialties to operate within their own discipline with little cross-dissemination of information suggests that ED staff must be involved in conducting intervention trials in order to popularize the concept within their own field.
Hypothesis: There is reason to believe that ED staff should be involved in intervention trials.
Premise: Not opened up to full-scale settlement until after the Meiji Restoration of 1868, the island of Hokkaido is Japan's Far North. 
Hypothesis: Hokkaido, not open to complete settlement until after 1868, is the Far North of Japan.
Premise: Much of the action is hotel-based, though the new commercial centres in the town are also very busy.
Hypothesis: Hotels are the place where much of the business takes place.
Premise: Evidently no idea of the flight of time.
Hypothesis: Time was seeming to go by faster.
Premise: i he did it's like said they
Hypothesis: He did it like they said.
Premise: The condition of a long-lived asset is affected by its durability, the quality of its design and construction, its use, the adequacy of maintenance that has been performed, and many other factors,  accidents (an unforeseen and unplanned or unexpected event or circumstance), catastrophes (a tragic event), disasters (a sudden calamitous event bringing great damage, loss, or destruction), and obsolescence.
Hypothesis: Quality of design has the largest impact on the asset's condition out of all the other factors.
Premise: Windows shattering, glass melted away.
Hypothesis: The windows broke.
Premise: TV demos capture neither the exhilaration nor the fear, conveying instead the smug fatuity of some second-unit director who believes social change is for saps; DGA cards are for winners.
Hypothesis: Second-unit directors tend to be lonely people with conservative leanings.
Premise: but anyhow um what have you seen
Hypothesis: So anyways, what have you seen
Premise: The annualized costs associated with the rule in 2006 will exceed $370 million, which is 7 percent of the projected expenditure on These engines in that year.
Hypothesis: The costs will be more than $370 million in one year and in five years it will be $400 million.
Premise: To take one example, let's look at the first-day reports from the networks.
Hypothesis: The networks and their first-day reports are one example.
Premise: and uh we when we left we moved from New Hampshire where it was snowing
Hypothesis: It was snowing at our old house as well as our new one in New Hampshire.
Premise: Adorned by ten angel sculptures by Bernini and his studio, it arrives at the Cetel Sant'Angelo, originally built as Hadrian's mausoleum in a.d. 139.
Hypothesis: The angel sculptures are made of marble.
Premise: Unconventionally gifted kids, who didn't get top grades in high school or who don't have perfect SAT scores, stand a better chance than they do elsewhere of getting in--and of being presented with the highest level of intellectual challenge.
Hypothesis: Kids that are exceptional for unusual reasons have a better chance of getting a challenge.
Premise: current income-or its economic output.
Hypothesis: Current income is higher than its economic output.
Premise: In 1999, the electric power industry was responsible for 67 percent of sulfur dioxide emissions, 25 percent of nitrogen oxide emissions, and 37 percent of mercury emissions in the United States.
Hypothesis: The electric power industry is responsible for 10 percent of emissions.
Premise: A craperie on the pretty Rue du Clape en Bas is open in summer months only and offers free concerts Thursday evenings.
Hypothesis: The concerts at the Rue du Clape en Bas start at 7pm on Thursdays.
Premise: Won't you both sit down? asked Sir James.
Hypothesis: Sir James wanted them to sit on the couch.
Premise: Malaysia's tax havens are Pulau Langkawi and Labuan.
Hypothesis: Pulau Langkawi and Labuan are areas where no-one is exempt from paying tax.
Premise: The dark skinned man growled low and deep in his throat.
Hypothesis: The dark-skinned man growled.
Premise: We note that the final rule does clearly specify its affects on existing regulations.
Hypothesis: The final rule is not clear on the affects on existing rules because the affects could be harsh.
Premise: But they do, Cynthia dear, I said earnestly. 
Hypothesis: "No, they don't do that, Cynthia." I said.
Premise: The birth-control pill is reportedly making a comeback.
Hypothesis: More people than before are now using the pill.
Premise: He defeated them?Yes.
Hypothesis: He defeated them easily.
Premise: For Clinton, the challenge of dominance is to act more responsibly and less politically.
Hypothesis: Clinton's challenge of dominance is to act more responsibly and less politically.
Premise: Bihar, Bengal, and Rajputana all went their separate ways.
Hypothesis: Bihar, Bengal and kajputana continued to work together.
Premise:  All he had to do was to repair the sky.
Hypothesis: The elders had to repair the sky, and he was glad that he was not in their position.
Premise: Still Rise Despite Reforms, GAO/HRD-87-21.
Hypothesis: This reform GAO/HRD-87-21 pushes us back .
Premise: Merry Christmas from all of us at
Hypothesis: It is Christmas time.
Premise: You can imagine rickshaws pulling up onto the grounds of the ivy-covered grey stone mansion for one of the viceroy's banquets.
Hypothesis: The viceroy wouldn't allow rickshaws at his banquets.
Premise: yes it really is and that way we're not really missing anything out you know of those children uh-huh
Hypothesis: It seems like we are not missing out on anything.
Premise: This spiritual retreat, 10 km (6 miles) north of Pondicherry, was started in 1968 by a French disciple of the teachings of the Indian sage, Sri Aurobindo.
Hypothesis: The spiritual retreat was a famous location for foreign tourists.
Premise: so we're real real lucky but after uh so she stayed with her about roughly two years and she um she had to go back to work they had some other expenses that came up so she had to go i guess get a real job
Hypothesis: She needed to get a real job to pay for it.
Premise: Below them, to the west, they could see the road and the fields on the southern edge of the village.
Hypothesis: The village wasn't able to be seen.
Premise: trading their lives for cigarettes
Hypothesis: not getting any cigarettes
Premise: Each hotel has its own ski-tow there is no comprehensive ski-pass system.
Hypothesis: The ski-pass systems are fully fleshed out but every hotel has its own ski-tow.
Premise: i think TV can be good if if the family watches it together on they're watching good shows
Hypothesis: TV can be good if the family watches good shows together.
Premise: Older remains lie scattered along the shoreline and in shallow water beyond the tidal reach.
Hypothesis: No remains lie scattered along the shoreline.
Premise: The reader is led to despise one character because of his bad taste in neckties, but not to hold racism and homophobia against another.
Hypothesis: The reader is not encouraged to hold racism and homophobia against another, even though many disagree.
Premise: In the future, the way to tell a real computer from an I-appliance will be that you tell a real computer what to do and when to do it whereas an I-appliance will tell you what to do and when to do it.
Hypothesis: I-appliances will overtake real computers' market share.
Premise: i got the i talked to the owner and he said that the best thing to do if i wanted to save money was uh
Hypothesis: The owner told me the best thing to do if I wanted to conserve money.
Premise: but once they get established then it's a money saving thing
Hypothesis: Even when they get established, they keep losing loads of money.
Premise: Central Crete is the market garden of the island with fertile valleys sitting between rocky mountain ranges.
Hypothesis: Central Crete is a very popular restaurant.
Premise: yeah well i know even if you watched ABC NBC or or the other you i mean what's the other one  uh CBS they all were were tapped into CNN
Hypothesis: They were tapped into CNN due to the new business plan and budget cuts.
Premise: The southernmost stretch of coast south of Cartagena is not readily accessible by bus or train.
Hypothesis: The coasts are lined with rocky cliffs, making journeys by sea harrowing as well.
Premise: Before, he had been torn between two alternatives.
Hypothesis: He wasn't sure which one of the two to choose.
Premise: But tourists beware!
Hypothesis: Tourists are welcome.
Premise: An unexpected piece of historical memorabilia turns up in the monastery garden, where guides point out a small stone table used for a treaty-signing ceremony in 1844.
Hypothesis: Inside the monastery garden you'll find a stone table used for treaty signing many years ago.
Premise: Some examples of GAO's contributions to improved government operations 
Hypothesis: Some GAO contributions improved government operations within the EPA.
Premise: no no no not not not for the leaders definitely not for the leaders
Hypothesis: yes, more so for the leaders than anyone else
Premise: To avoid possible complications with customs, veteran travelers ask for and retain a receipt (sales slip) for everything purchased.
Hypothesis: Veteran travelers know it's a waste of time and effort to keep their receipts.
Premise: um i'm i'm i'm going into thesis or going into the uh dissertation this summer
Hypothesis: I don't start my dissertation for another year.
Premise: I didn't have to be told twice.
Hypothesis: I need to be told twice.
Premise: The main town of the island is Fira, set atop the high cliffs in the center of the long interior curve.
Hypothesis: Fira sits in the middle of the long interior curve of the island on top of the high cliffs.
Premise: yeah i don't think that's i don't think that's good
Hypothesis: Yeah, I don't think that's good for your health
Premise: uh-huh yeah nope you don't it's hard to pick them
Hypothesis: No, it's hard to pick them.
Premise: The Royal Dining Room is situated at the top of the Great Stair.
Hypothesis: The dining room is in the basement.
Premise: Of the dozen villas that Tiberius built on Capri, his favorite island retreat, the best preserved is the ruins of Villa Jovis (Jupiter's Villa, or Tiberius' Villa), sprawling acrosean eastern promontory opposite the mainland.
Hypothesis: Tiberius spent most of his days on Capri.
Premise: The nominal interest equals the nominal amount (face amount) of the direct loans times the stated interest rate (the rate stated in the loan agreements).
Hypothesis: The interest is calculated by multiplying the face amount by the interest rate.
Premise: As an intellectual, Monica may be a few boutiques short of a mall.
Hypothesis: Monica is close to having a mall, as an intellectual.
Premise: When only the pasty noble remained, Vrenna stepped back and raised her hand, offering the man to the dark-skinned blade wielder.
Hypothesis: She took a step back as she offered the man to the other man.
Premise: Exhibiting a range of art works by the author, the gallery manages to convey a sense of the day-to-day life of Beatrix the author and illustrator and of her other life as Mrs. Heelis, wife and sheep farmer.
Hypothesis: The gallery has a range of art works by Beatrix.
Premise: He organized the rewrapping of many mummies and devised a secret hiding place for them in a narrow valley behind the Temple of Hatshepsut.
Hypothesis: He hadn't taken into account where he was going to place the re-wrapped mummies.
Premise: i know it is scary
Hypothesis: It is scary because of those so-called ghosts.
Premise: The prevailing view is that the high growth of business mail reflects the healthy growth of the U.S. economy.
Hypothesis: Growth in business mail is not correlated with the growth of the U.S. economy
Premise: Didn't he tell you?"
Hypothesis: You should have known this by now.
Premise: we um we have these classes we attend uh management classes then and they give you books and and the last book uh matter of fact i read was At America's Service by Carl Albridge it talks about um who the customer is and being customer oriented uh which falls in line with the TI culture here at Texas Instruments
Hypothesis: All Texas Instruments employees have to attend management classes.
Premise: There was also a pool-table in the middle of the room, which sort of spoiled the ambience.
Hypothesis: The room looked perfectly decorated.
Premise: The monastery was built at a tumultuous time in Christian history and its design was based on that of a castle, to act as a protection of the faith and its treasures, as well as for worship.
Hypothesis: There were many attempted raids on the monastery but all failed.
Premise: well they're doing that here too now that i think about it once every so many weeks and you have to pull out all the slicks and you have to wrap them up with string
Hypothesis: We don't have that here yet.
Premise: government would have to borrow again from the public to finance deficits over the long run, the simulation implies that, absent policy or economic change, debt held by the public could be fully eliminated before the end of the decade.
Hypothesis: The simulation doesn't imply that debt held by the public could be fully eliminated before the end of the decade.
Premise: The next you heard of her was when a Newsweek reporter (I wouldn't name him specifically) showed up in your office saying she was naming you as someone who would corroborate that she was sexually harassed.
Hypothesis: A Newsweek reporter came to your office.
Premise: Note that the demand equations shown above are somewhat different from those normally encountered.
Hypothesis: The demand equations shown above are hundreds of years old
Premise: It had to turn out great - Franek invited his friends from the embassy over for dinner and they wanted to try something truly Polish.
Hypothesis: Franek did not serve his guests anything to eat.
Premise: Denderah also has excellent ceiling detail, depicting goddess Nut on her journey across the sky, though they have been blackened by the fires of Coptic Christians and Arabs who later made the temple their home.
Hypothesis: Denderah was no well guarded so Arabs and Christians profaned it.
Premise: 7. Empirical/moral.
Hypothesis: Theoretical and corrupt
Premise: i've heard that it's really against the well i mean that it's coming out with the idea that the Bible's not true
Hypothesis: I've heard that they're pushing the idea that the Bible is fiction and I don't like it.
Premise: Surely a single John Rocker response is sufficient impetus to point out that Major League Baseball--the organization, not the actual players--is as odious and craven a pack of millionaires never sued by Patricia Duff.
Hypothesis: Patricia Duff sued Major League Baseball half a dozen times.
Premise: The Fat Man beamed.
Hypothesis: The man frowned.
Premise: In the publicity leading up to the release of Showgirls , Eszterhas gave interview after interview about the importance of the movie, of its deep moral message, its serious purpose.
Hypothesis: The Showgirls received much publicity because of a talented marketing agency.
Premise: most is machine addressed.
Hypothesis: Most machines are addressed
Premise: But even the Standard , it seems, has its limits.
Hypothesis: The Standard has no limits.
Premise: There is another deeper tunnel that leads higher on the mountain.
Hypothesis: There are tunnels on the mountain.
Premise: yeah i i went to a language school and and that was a it was a an i guess uh  United States Institution it was i was military at the time and i i think probably the biggest huh
Hypothesis: I attended a language school before while I was attending military school.
Premise: Jon reloaded his guns, holstered them, and drew his rapier and dagger.
Hypothesis: He led the rapier in his right hand and the dagger in his left.
Premise: For information on how to access GAO reports on the INTERNET, send an e-mail message with info in the body 
Hypothesis: The GAO reports are not released to the internet.
Premise: For example, the Commission believes that costs vary more directly with volume than does the USPS.
Hypothesis: The USPS costs do not vary as much with volume.
Premise: noticed how wonderful it might be uh i suspect Lotus One Two Three and spreadsheet application might be the one common thread
Hypothesis: Lotus One Two Three was retired long ago.
Premise: (Click for help on seeing why this is consistent.)
Hypothesis: Click for assistance seeing why this is unchanging.
Premise: Merger expected to replace criticized office
Hypothesis: The merger will create more offices.
Premise: ? And would a corkscrew and proper glasses be pushing it?
Hypothesis: A corkscrew and proper glasses cannot possibly be pushing it.
Premise: They also said that coordination could facilitate information sharing among the agencies, thereby speeding the diffusion of innovations that are appropriate and useful within the agencies' particular context, keeping each agency from having to reinvent the wheel.
Hypothesis: They mentioned nothing about information sharing among the agencies.
Premise: yeah oh that sounds fantastic
Hypothesis: All is up to snuff.
Premise: um they they are monitored by the uh by the state school board
Hypothesis: The state school board monitors them.
Premise: If the above supply and cost curves are accepted, what are the implications?
Hypothesis: What are the implications of the cost and supply curves being accepted?
Premise: John rattled the handle of Mrs. Inglethorp's door violently, but with no effect. 
Hypothesis: The door wouldn't open even after John rattled the handle rather violently.
Premise: uh sure yeah they they that area has managed to maintain itself very well the people are
Hypothesis: There must be a lot of people working to keep that area maintained that well.
Premise: oh i see how'd how did they how do they pick their people
Hypothesis: Do they serve lunch in their cafeteria?
Premise: Duhame, who today makes her living as a graphic designer and illustrator, calls her book (in French) The Bird of Philosophy . The title was inspired by one of Deleuze's cryptic  Don't you think that philosophy is as pretty as a bird's name?
Hypothesis: She had the title of the book, even before any writing began.