xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: The majestic Rendezvous Court near Olive Street was originally the hotel lobby; from here, you can climb the Spanish baroque staircase leading up to the galleria, with its coffered ceiling.
Hypothesis: The courts are not very amazing because the staircase is made from isolated Germanic tribes.
Premise: oh were you really trying to find someone at home well you know um back then what they try to do you know the  would always try to stump Jesus try to give him something that would contradict himself
Hypothesis: They would never make Jesus contradict himself.
Premise: In fact I am almost certain that it was made no earlier than yesterday afternoon."
Hypothesis: I almost knew for a fact that it was made yesterday afternoon.
Premise: Young people oversave in an attempt to improve their own prospects, and old people oversave in an attempt to improve their children's prospects.
Hypothesis: There is too much saving going on.
Premise: The planets and the moon--"  "Ignorance was bad enough," Ser Perth interrupted in amazement.
Hypothesis: "I don't see why this is such a problem to you," Ser Perth responded, once she had finished talking.
Premise: The warrior woman turned and looked away.
Hypothesis: The woman turned and looked in another direction to not show the other warriors her tears.
Premise: 'For religious reasons.'
Hypothesis: Because of what my religion says.
Premise: A standard Guadeloupe souvenir is a puffed-up, porcupine-spined puffer fish (poisson lane), which, if large enough, can become an offbeat lamp shade.
Hypothesis: There are many taxidermist shops located in Guadeloupe.
Premise: Many of the Balearic Islands are strewn with rocks and boulders, and these early peoples built simple stone houses and cleared fields by piling the stones into dividing walls.
Hypothesis: Some of these stone houses are still standing.
Premise: The victory secured independence from Spain.
Hypothesis: After they won they were independent from Spain.
Premise: you go to school and you have a kind of a captive audience you get them all in the auditorium and you you know give them your speech and maybe a little slide show or something and
Hypothesis: There is no captive audience in a school.
Premise: Although the main building is not open to the public, the official residence of the Portuguese government may be visited by prearranged, guided tours.
Hypothesis: The main building isn't accessible to the public although visits can be arranged.
Premise: Natural dyes look better and last longer than synthetics, but are more expensive.
Hypothesis: Natural dyes fade faster that synthetic ones despite the price.
Premise: Drew was indulgent with his mount's skittishness as they pounded along at the tail of the horse herd bound for Tubacca.
Hypothesis: His mount was skittish while walking toward Tubacca.
Premise: You ask about the cart, Callie, but don't make it definite.
Hypothesis: Callie waited impatiently; her question was very important.
Premise: The principal didn't consider the rapid development of multi-player type games, where the users play with each other on the internet, mostly in the evening.
Hypothesis: Multi-player games are mostly played in the evening.
Premise: At last that worthy made his appearance.
Hypothesis: He appeared.
Premise: and all of them i guess could be in that fashion or category
Hypothesis: They have nothing to do with each other.
Premise: This imposing structure, built by El-Jezzar , nowadays holds the Museum of the Underground Prisoners, which documents the Jewish resistance movement that fought against the British during the Mandate period (part of the film Exodus was shot here).
Hypothesis: No one knows who was responsible for building this large structure.
Premise: well they were showing a segment on a man in Philadelphia that's going after the drug dealers he's just a civilian he's a black man and he just got fed up with it
Hypothesis: A man is going after drug deals because he is fed up.
Premise: We do indeed.
Hypothesis: We do.
Premise: And I puffed my chest out accordingly.
Hypothesis: I was very proud of myself.
Premise: Puts me in mind of Boswell's description of what in the 18 th century was called a hypochodriack, what we'd call a 
Hypothesis: It's nothing like Boswell's 18 th century description of a hypochodriack.
Premise: Sounds appealing.
Hypothesis: It sounds good.
Premise: Further north, the British gradually gained the upper hand over their rivals, now including the French, for the Bengali trade that was to create Calcutta.
Hypothesis: Up North, the British lost to the French and were unable to secure territory.
Premise: Yes, Miss Tuppence.
Hypothesis: Absolutely, Miss Tuppence.
Premise: This intervention guaranteed the popularity of these Christian denominations; today, you will find Baptist and Adventist churches in almost every settlement, their congregations still as strong today as in the early 1800s.
Hypothesis: The intervention wasn't the only factor that caused these Christian denominations to grow popular.
Premise: The Scotland Bill was put before the British Parliament in January 1998 and became law as the  Scotland Act  in November 1998.
Hypothesis: The bill had to go through a lot of intensive reviews and approvals before finally becoming a law.
Premise: He actually feels _bad_ that we're leaving.
Hypothesis: He finds pleasure that we're leaving.
Premise: Our advertising does not--and never has--treated all drugs equally.
Hypothesis: We spend millions of dollars in drug advertisements alone.
Premise: You have? 
Hypothesis: He has.
Premise: For example, while we have turned our bathrooms into palaces of comfort, lots of the world's people still squat over holes, which makes it difficult to finish reading the business section, but is a real bone builder.
Hypothesis: People only use fancy toilets since hole-sitting has been eradicated.
Premise: it's it's so easy to get caught up on reading just for your work or you know self improvement and you kind of forget the fun of reading
Hypothesis: If you're mostly reading for work, you can forget that reading can be fun, too.
Premise: The Delhi sultanate under the Tughlaq dynasty could no longer hold its own in the north, and so Muslim kingdoms began to form in Bengal and the Deccan.
Hypothesis: With the struggles of the Tughlaq dynasty, Muslim kingdoms pushed their advantage.
Premise: yeah actually it would be worth it if he were able to get a program that would do something that he normally had to do by hand
Hypothesis: Doing things by hand is the best way to get anything done.
Premise:  "They were lost in moving this," Ser Perth told him.
Hypothesis: "They were lost in moving this," Ser Perth thought to himself.
Premise: um how weird i don't know and they they do have a variety of topics my first one was the toughest it was something like discuss pollution
Hypothesis: I do not know much about the topic of pollution.
Premise: Clinton criticized the military bill for including budget gimmicks and pork-barrel projects but said that he could not allow our national security needs to be held hostage by this budget battle.
Hypothesis: Clinton didn't want the budget battle to hinder national security.
Premise: I don't remember what I spent the money on, but I do recall how I rebelled my way through high school.
Hypothesis: I was quite a rascal in high school and that made me unpopular with my parents.
Premise: The interim rule does not impose any federal mandates under title II of the act on state, local or tribal governments or the private sector of $100 million or more in any one year.
Hypothesis: The rule affects most of the different governments.
Premise: CHRONIC TOXICITY TEST ENDPOINTS AND DATA ANALYSIS
Hypothesis: There are no such things as chronic toxicity tests.
Premise: McCourt's own story indicates that they could not.
Hypothesis: McCourt's story showed that they can do it.
Premise: For example, attestation standards provide for the following three levels of assurance.
Hypothesis: The standards will not provide any assurances.
Premise: Wonder now did it maybe go back into a shield agin afterward?"He gazed beyond Drew's shoulder into the world outside the cantina door.
Hypothesis: He looked directly into Drew's eyes as he remained silent.
Premise: yeah we sort of stayed to the topic anyway
Hypothesis: They continued to only talk about sports statistics for the conversation.
Premise: of land and sea.
Hypothesis: On land or on the sea.
Premise: And he has made pointed comparisons to other Webzines that are allegedly content to sit on their fannies and analyze or summarize.
Hypothesis: He looks down on websites that simply summarize and don't report.
Premise: Greider wants to change the tax incentives and subsidies for private enterprise by rewarding firms that fostered greater employment and penalizing those that did the opposite.
Hypothesis: Greider thinks the tax incentives should not change.
Premise: The other main street, rue des Ecouffes (medieval slang for moneylenders), completes the lively shopping area, with delicatessens, kosher butchers, and even kosher pizza shops.
Hypothesis: rue des Ecouffes also has ice cream shops.
Premise: Your June 28 report on our success is gratefully received.
Hypothesis: The report focused on everything we had done wrong.
Premise: i guess uh uh there's a song by that name i guess but it's not new
Hypothesis: There's a song with that title, but it's not new.
Premise: In Roman times, some 7,000 spectators would gather here to watch a circus, Greek tragedy, Latin comedy, or lottery draw.
Hypothesis: Thousands of people would watch the live events, but even more than that if it was a fight.
Premise: but until i get in a place where i feel like that's where i'm going to be for  a long time they're just their so hard to move
Hypothesis: I don't want to do anything until I feel more stable.
Premise: As big as it was, it couldn't hurt the Journal . How would the Podunk Banner have fared against a similar threat from the area Chevrolet dealer?
Hypothesis: It couldn't hurt the Journal no matter how big it was.
Premise: yeah but then she didn't get to go there oh i see
Hypothesis: Yes, but she didn't get to enter.
Premise: that's interesting um-hum okay hey thanks so much for the conversation
Hypothesis: Thanks for talking.
Premise: All the avant-garde artists included are actually academic, both in the sense of deriving their ideas about cultural difference from French literary critics and in the sense that they follow the dictates of others about what art should be.
Hypothesis: They think art should be accessible for everyone.
Premise: i'm not even yeah
Hypothesis: I am not about to say yes.
Premise: A chart on the screen lists the payoff of your winning hand and, as with slots, the more you bet, the better the payoff.
Hypothesis: The more money you bet, the more money you can win.
Premise: In her self-assessment for the 2001 performance appraisal cycle, she stated that she began conducting land use assessments for Gunnison Gorge and approved pre-plans, which outline the anticipated schedule, budget, and stakeholder involvement to complete a land use plan.
Hypothesis: In her self-assessment, she said she had started doing land use assessments.
Premise: Israel and the Israelis
Hypothesis: Israel and the Israelis
Premise: 'Come on,' White growled, racing toward the battle.
Hypothesis: White ran towards where the people were hitting each other with swords.
Premise: They may love the partner.
Hypothesis: They might love the partner.
Premise: Further, the Conferees intend that the Conference substitute will secure the rights of H-2 agricultural workers under the specific contract under which they were admitted to this country.
Hypothesis: The H-2 agricultural workers can remain in this country for a specified period of time according to their contract.
Premise: Back in the modern part of town you come to the Kaiser Library.
Hypothesis: The Kaiser Library is located out side the modern part of town.
Premise: I guess that's all right.
Hypothesis: I guess you did a good job.
Premise: Case studies do not compare individuals or groups to others randomly assigned to different treatments.
Hypothesis: Case studies don't compare people that have different treatments.
Premise: Beside that magnificent blaze of color Shiloh was drab, a shadow about to be put to flight by the sun.
Hypothesis: Shiloh had a bad color.
Premise: Cries of fear and confusion arose from the fires as the chained slaves worked against their bonds and unsuccessfully tried to grapple with the remaining whipmasters.
Hypothesis: They broke free and tied up the whipmasters.
Premise: You brought us together, said Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon is reminding someone who it is that brought them together.
Premise: Distribution of Rural Routes by Density (Boxes per Mile) Selective Averagesa (1989)
Hypothesis: Rural routes all have densities below 100 people per mile.
Premise: overcrowding overcrowding
Hypothesis: Wealth of space.
Premise: If the main railway station is an overwhelming homage to Mussolini and fascist design (1925 1931), the Pirelli skyscraper, opposite, (Italy's first), is a more graceful symbol of the new era.
Hypothesis: The railways station was built to celebrate the death of Mussolini .
Premise: Games are scheduled on Wednesdays and Saturdays from September through April.
Hypothesis: There are games throughout the year.
Premise: There are at least six different types of case study application in evaluation, and their strengths and limitations are different.
Hypothesis: There are six different types of case study application in evaluation. Their strengths and limitations are different.
Premise: Sinatra then reportedly ripped the phone out of the wall and threw it across the room.
Hypothesis: James Dean threw a phone across the room and hit Sinatra in the head.
Premise: And the actual plan?
Hypothesis: What about the plan?
Premise: One reason, I think, was a giddy feeling in the late '70s that the End was Nigh, so everything was permitted and there was no reason to compete.
Hypothesis: Everything was allowed in the late 1970's.
Premise: The piece notes that the 10-year survival rate for heart transplants is an astonishing 60 percent, orders of magnitude higher than it was in the '70s.
Hypothesis: The 10-year survival rate for heart transplants is an amazing 60%.
Premise: oh i'm sorry
Hypothesis: I'm not sorry, I don't care about it and neither should you
Premise: The Jenkins Committee (named after the chairman), a group formed by the AICPA in 1991 to address concerns over the relevance and usefulness of financial reporting, recommended in its 1994 report that standard setters develop a comprehensive reporting model that includes both financial information (financial statements and related disclosures) and nonfinancial information (such as high-level operating data and performance measures used by management, management's analysis of changes in financial and nonfinancial data, and forward-looking information about opportunities, risks, and management's plans).
Hypothesis: The Jenkins Committee makes sure that all financial reporting is useful, relevant, and complete.
Premise: Consequently the rule does not impose unfunded mandates under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995.
Hypothesis: THe mandates have been consistent for decades.
Premise: Otherwise, we won't."
Hypothesis: Our contractual stipulations must be met for this to work.
Premise: 4 Corpse  Some anthropologists say the technology is new but the impulse is old.
Hypothesis: There were 4 corpses, some anthropologists saying the technology is new but the impulse is old.
Premise:  San'doro looked at Jon from under his hood, a line of blood drawn across one eye.
Hypothesis: San'doro and Jon both had no injuries.
Premise: and so you we've got plenty of time to go uh because uh down here in in Houston it's uh the lines are long
Hypothesis: We have time since the lines tend to be long.
Premise: But there are scenery chewers and there are Michelin-gourmet scenery chewers, and Pacino has a three-star feast.
Hypothesis: Regular scenery chewers and Michelin-gourmet scenery chewers are the same thing.
Premise: um-hum um-hum get a kitten yeah um-hum
Hypothesis: Avoid kittens.
Premise: If you want to buy any object that might be considered a museum piece, you will have to obtain a certificate from the directorate of a local museum that clears it for export.
Hypothesis: You can make all your purchases conveniently without restrictions.
Premise: it doesn't take much but uh we got him all back going and packed up and came on back uh let's see i i had another another camp out that wasn't uh near as bad in fact it had some really good good points to it i'm trying to think of exactly where we were uh we were on another lake i don't remember the the name of it but we were right up at the shore and the way it was layed out the camp grounds were uh it was another state park and the campgrounds had railroad ties blocking off a sandy pit and that made for a fairly level place to put the tent but to get down to the beach you had to walk down a real steep embankment i mean it was so steep they had put railroad ties as stair steps every once in a while mainly for the erosion and that became a path as it were
Hypothesis: We had so much fun at the beach that day.
Premise: Engakuji, founded in 1282, became the second most important in the group of monasteries called the Gozan ( Five Mountains ), a hierarchy established in the 14th century for the Zen temples under the official patronage of the shogunate.
Hypothesis: The shogunate did not believe in monasteries.
Premise: They are the perfect location for outdoor classical concerts that take place during warm weather months.
Hypothesis: They are the best venue for summer outdoor concerts.
Premise: With his hands and feet bound, there was no way to land softly.
Hypothesis: His limbs were tied up.
Premise: Jon slapped him again, harder.
Hypothesis: Jon was trying to wake him up.
Premise: you have to watch the like the crepe myrtles
Hypothesis: If you don't monitor them like the crepe myrtle, they will die.
Premise: Built in the third century a.d. they played host to the highly ranked of Roman Alexandria who would come to the baths to relax and exchange news while enjoying a soak or a massage.
Hypothesis: There were no massages at the baths.
Premise: or at least they try and do something about it first
Hypothesis: Or at least they won't touch or do anything about it.
Premise: Similarly, the General Services Administration's (GSA) fiscal year 2000 annual performance plan does not address several long-standing problems identified by the GSA Inspector General.
Hypothesis: There are problems that the GSA does not talk about.
Premise: On some of everything?
Hypothesis: You are referring to parts of everything?
Premise: It's a good idea to take a jersey (sweater)and something to drink.
Hypothesis: You won't need to take a sweater or liquids to drink with you.
Premise:  The middle-aged man with the small mustache bent over the chart near his feet.
Hypothesis: The man of considerable age was capable of bending and  stretching.
Premise: yeah especially in Texas period
Hypothesis: especially within Texas
Premise: Eleven billion dollars in shareholder value is $11 billion.
Hypothesis: The shareholder value is $16billion.
Premise: Edgar Jr. wants to treat movies like any other  If a movie costs more to produce, you should charge more for it.
Hypothesis: Edgar Jr., as advised by his manager, wants to charge more for movie tickets if the movie costs more to produce.
Premise: uh-huh i'd recommend that if if someone was trying to choose a college that they they get uh as much information on the schools as they can as far as what curriculums they offer and uh how reputable they are and what kind of reputation they have in the country and uh go from there the rest of it's just personal preference whether you like the mascot or not or whether it's close by
Hypothesis: I think you need to hone in on the college ranking and just ignore everything else like reputation, distance, mascot, etc.
Premise: It makes a statement, the city clerk said.
Hypothesis: The city clerk watched as a statement was made
Premise: benefit anybody you know
Hypothesis: It definitely didn't benefit anyone.
Premise: No, but it is always well to learn new ways.
Hypothesis: I believe learning new ways is worthwhile.
Premise: The wondrous Roman Aqueduct, a work of art and a triumph of engineering, marches right through the center of town.
Hypothesis: The Roman Aqueduct goes through the center of town, it is no longer used though.
Premise: Nearby is a fine 18-hole public golf course, beautifully kept despite the strange hazard of a narrow, concrete-sided canal running across the middle of it.
Hypothesis: Oddly enough, there is a narrow canal running through the middle of the golf course.
Premise: The latter possibility might exist if the mailer assumed some risk by placing fewer constraints on the trucking operator.
Hypothesis: Placing fewer constraints on the trucking operator has some risk.
Premise: Similarly, the auditor should recommend that the agency take appropriate actions where senior management involvement seems lacking, or where the project organization is unstable and subject to high turnover.
Hypothesis: the auditor shouldn't recommend that the agency take appropriate actions
Premise: CHAPTER 4: STEWARDSHIP LAND
Hypothesis: The piece details tax account structure.
Premise: For Klein, control is always bad--whether it's the evil health-and-fashion industry dictating our ideas about beauty, or the beleaguered dieter struggling to curb his cravings in a spirit of misguided self-hatred.
Hypothesis: According to Klein, control is always a bad thing, and many people would agree on that.
Premise: Rather, those are the qualities News Quiz participants associate with G.M. cars, despite the company's demonstrating with its Saturn line that it is quite capable of producing a first-class car commercial.
Hypothesis: G.M. has demonstrated it is capable of producing a first-class commercial with it's Saturn line.
Premise: where in New Hampshire
Hypothesis: Where in New Hampshire?
Premise: Personal Saving, Household Wealth, and Retirement Security
Hypothesis: Government savings and wealth
Premise: In 1982 and '83 de Kooning, undistracted by an outside world he could no longer understand, painted at an unprecedented pace, completing nearly a picture a week.
Hypothesis: de Kooning didn't paint any paintings in the 1980s.
Premise: Hanuman is a beneficent deity predating classical Hinduism, and the reason why no one would dream of harming the little lemurs (monkeys) running around here.
Hypothesis: Hanuman declared that all the lemurs here needed to be killed or relocated.
Premise: Let me stay in your arms
Hypothesis: Please hug me.
Premise: Diderot's Encyclopedie championed reason over traditional religion, Rousseau discoursed on the origins of inequality, Voltaire shot at everything that didn't move.
Hypothesis: The Encyclopedie was usually given no attention.
Premise: These principles touch on specific aspects of their organizational management such as formal and informal relationships among the CIO and others, business practices and processes, and critical CIO functions and leadership activities.
Hypothesis: There are no principles that touch on specific aspects of their organizational managements.
Premise: them people them two people are the most helpless people you see what i'm saying
Hypothesis: They are helpless people when they are very old.
Premise: These days Santa Cruz is best known for the Aeroporto de Santa Cataria (international airport) that serves Funchal and all of Madeira.
Hypothesis: The international airport in Santa Cruz serves Funchal.
Premise: Here, designers have reproduced a miniature version of all the major landscape features along the old Tokaido Highway between Kyoto and Edo including, of course, a small artificial version of Mt.
Hypothesis: Designers have reproduced smaller versions of all the major landscape features.