xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: The Fuji case dealt with the tightly interlocked relationship between Fuji and Japan's four largest distributors of photographic film and paper, all of whom sold Fuji exclusively.
Hypothesis: The Fuji case dealt with the tightly interlocked relationship between Fuji and Japan's seven largest distributors
Premise: sexual crimes unless there's a true change of character and that's where we just have to to trust the authorities and they're not going to excuse people if it was was run like that i don't there would probably be very few exceptions to that and if it was done quickly and done swiftly and but it's not because the judicial system has rejected they've rejected the answer to all these problems they have pretty much
Hypothesis: If we aren't careful, we could accidentally release repeat offenders.
Premise: about Julius," put in Tuppence.
Hypothesis: It doesn't concern Julius, stated Tuppence.
Premise: I will make a father confessor of you. 
Hypothesis: I will teach you to take confessions from people.
Premise: Their authorized stay in the United States depends upon the terms of their employment contract
Hypothesis: Employment contracts do not affect authorized stays for visiting workers in the United States.
Premise: In the apse of the Greek-columned interior is a delightful mosaic of St. Apollinaris, Ravenna's first martyr and bishop, surrounded by 12 sheep representing the Apostles, with Moses and Elijah in the clouds above him.
Hypothesis: The twelve sheep surrounding St. Apollinaris represent the twelve virtues.
Premise: Some higher efficiency boilers may have increased flue gas velocities and can result in corrosive flue gas blow through to the absorber.
Hypothesis: Corrosive gas is harmless.
Premise: Clay pigeon shooting is popular, too.
Hypothesis: Shooting clay pigeons is not popular.
Premise: oh yes yes yell they used to be but now they're trying to really put it to the the the uh visitors i think they're doing a very stupid thing
Hypothesis: They are not behaving in an intelligent manner.
Premise: He did so with the help of a foreign navy vessel.
Hypothesis: He did it with help from a navy vessel.
Premise: Don't look too promisin'. 
Hypothesis: It doesn't seem very promising.
Premise: Other kinds of seafood more commonly appear as meze kalamar (squid), ahtapod (octopus), karides (prawns), sardalya (sardines), and midye (mussels).
Hypothesis: Many seafoods appear such as squid, prawns and sardines.
Premise: At that moment, we heard footsteps outside, and Dr. Wilkins, Mrs. Inglethorp's own doctor, a portly, fussy little man, came bustling in. 
Hypothesis: Dr. Wilkins never arrived.
Premise: The spelling employed in this article is from The Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual , Slate's guide in such matters.
Hypothesis: Slate does not need any guide when it comes to the matter of spelling.
Premise: If it is spaceworthy or if it can be repaired, we may live.
Hypothesis: There isn't much change of us making it out of this.
Premise: The region divides into an eastern half, Haute-Normandie, along the Seine Valley, similar in scenery to the Ile-de-France; and the more rugged Basse-Normandie to the west, more akin to neighboring Brittany.
Hypothesis: Driving tours of Haute-Normandie are a fun way to see the sights.
Premise: Such things naturally interest me."
Hypothesis: Such things bore me to death.
Premise: i probably wouldn't and i've lived here all of my life
Hypothesis: I probably wouldn't eat the grass and I have lived here all my life.
Premise: For something different, look for Roman glass jewellery or fashionable filigreed Yemenite earrings and necklaces (in Jerusalem, Jaffa, and other places that are craft-oriented).
Hypothesis: The different types of jewelry are becoming fashionable.
Premise: probably the last comedy we saw now that i think about it is Home Alone
Hypothesis: Home Alone is one of the comedy movies we've seen.
Premise: What was his appeal to the silent majority but a subtle invitation to think like  to believe that our neighbors might be our enemies, and that our enemies might engulf us?
Hypothesis: He is drumming up nationalist sentiment with his appeals to suspicion.
Premise: I know what this is.
Hypothesis: I don't know what you are.
Premise: Gosh, I hope nobody made any Amtrak jokes.
Hypothesis: That would be terrible if anyone made Amtrak jokes.
Premise: A Job Well Done Is Its Own Reward
Hypothesis: Jobs completed on time earn more compensation.
Premise: But I respect women, I admire women, and if that's supposed to be bad, then I'm guilty.
Hypothesis: There aren't a lot of people in my profession who admire and respect women as much as I do.
Premise: I hope so, said Sir James.
Hypothesis: Sir James hopes that dinner will be ready soon.
Premise: Where alternative country runs into trouble is its tendency to ignore what's durable about country in favor of its stereotypical hay-bales-and-whiskey-bottles shtick.
Hypothesis: Alternative country doesn't ignore whats already durable about country.
Premise: This includes risks of neurotoxic effects such as mental retardation, cerebral palsy, difficulty speaking and hearing others, and other learning disabilities.
Hypothesis: Mental retardation can result from the neurotoxins as well as other learning disabilities.
Premise: it's similar
Hypothesis: It's close.
Premise: However, there was still some unrest regarding the issue.
Hypothesis: However, the issue is seen to have been settled.
Premise: A couple in which one spouse earns all the income is still better off married than never married, at least for tax purposes.
Hypothesis: From the perspective of tax-planning, couples who rely on a single spouse are better off than an unmarried couple.
Premise: Under GAGAS, the term noncompliance, however, has a broader meaning than fraud and illegal acts.
Hypothesis: The term compliance has a larger meaning  under GAGAS.
Premise: Those dueling Greek painters return in a new guise, as Mario Merz, in the Zeuxis role, covers a glass table with an array of fresh vegetables and fruit, changed daily by a New York caterer ( Spiral Table , 1982), while Christo, playing Parrhasios, conceals the familiar Cezannesque shapes--wine bottle, vase, etc.--under a drapery of canvas ( Package on a Table , 1961).
Hypothesis: The glass table is covered with fruit and vegetables.
Premise: They lived in thatched houses, hunted and farmed, and worked ceramics and textiles with great skill.
Hypothesis: They lived in brick houses and bought their food at the local supermarket.
Premise: well we buy things for the dorm whatever the dorm needs you know like we have access to a microwave and an oven if we want to cook things and then we buy like cooking equipment and stuff
Hypothesis: we can use the microwave and the oven if we want to cook anything
Premise: The Dravidians were already here to meet them.
Hypothesis: The Dravidians were the last to arrive.
Premise:  In addition to following up on significant reported findings and recommendations from previous financial audits or attestation engagements, auditors should consider significant findings identified in performance audits and other studies if these findings relate to subject matter or assertions of the attestation engagement.
Hypothesis: Auditors will consider the findings.
Premise: 8 million, and the transfer of the legal work done by that agency to the Corporation Counsel's Office.
Hypothesis: The transfer of the legal work was done by that agency.
Premise: On the Reconciliation of Qualitative and Quantitative  A Case Study.
Hypothesis: On the makeup of qualitative and quantitative case.
Premise: The first was that because time and resources are limited in the emergency department, interventions should be simplified and limited in scope.
Hypothesis: The department has a number of limited resources.
Premise: That's common enough.
Hypothesis: That's a very normal thing, it happens all the time.
Premise: A pleasant drive 30 km (19 miles) northeast of Orange along the D975 takes you to the site of one of the most important towns of Roman Provence.
Hypothesis: The speed limit on the road is high.
Premise: go go  i said go ahead
Hypothesis: You may go ahead.
Premise: i've watched them twice and they look like bumbling idiots out there at times
Hypothesis: They don't look very smart out there.
Premise: Postal Service would have paid $172.
Hypothesis: $172 would have been paid to the Postal Service.
Premise: They, too, will get to the point where they are no longer dependent solely on low bono fees.
Hypothesis: They too will get to a point where they are not dependent on low bono alone.
Premise: Beatrix Potter bought the tarn in 1929 and bequeathed it to the National Trust.
Hypothesis: The tarn was purchased by Beatrix Potter in the 20th century.
Premise: Completed in 1972 it has achieved both, but the fertility of Egyptian farming land is now falling as it is cut off from the yearly layer of fresh nutrients brought by the flood.
Hypothesis: Because Egyptian farming land is no longer reached by the flood, its fertility is declining.
Premise: In accordance with the U.S. State Department's and British Foreign Office's travel advisories, as well as warnings issued by most other foreign consulates, we do not recommend Kashmir as a tourist destination.
Hypothesis: We advise tourists that now is a perfect time to go to Kashmir.
Premise: Le Brun's paintings depict Louis XIV's wars in Hol?­land and his more peaceful achievements at home.
Hypothesis: Louis had a number of achievements.
Premise: But because the Net gets clogged and packets are waylaid, the sound quality is low and interruptions are common.
Hypothesis: Interrupted data packets enhance the transmission of sound.
Premise: The Ethnographic Museum, opposite, recreates the interiors of traditional local houses.
Hypothesis: In the Ethnographic Museum are recreations of the insides of local houses.
Premise: oh i don't blame you walking is uh you know it's interesting because i think we went through a a phase there where it was jogging
Hypothesis: Walking is interesting because you get to see more than when you are running.
Premise: In the south of the island is one of the most important ancient sites in the Mediterranean.
Hypothesis: The ancient site was home to many rituals honoring the ancient gods.
Premise: Wayne Las Vegas's copnsummate entertainer, Wayne Newton croons to audiences six nights a week in an elaborate new theater named for Mr.Vegas himself.
Hypothesis: Wayne still performs in Vegas.
Premise: Roy Barnes announced Tuesday that he will spend his first six months out of office as an unpaid attorney for the Atlanta Legal Aid Society, where he will represent poor people.
Hypothesis: Barnes is expected to take up to three cases a month during his stint.
Premise: Many of the country houses also hold special events, such as antiques or crafts fairs or fun days with fair rides, throughout the summer months.
Hypothesis: There is a special event every day of the summer months.
Premise: The Monument of Ages was square in the middle of the park.
Hypothesis: There's a monument in the middle of the park.
Premise: uh this last tournament i was in i walked nine holes and almost dropped so i shared a cart
Hypothesis: They are pretty stingy with the carts, and I only got to share one after nearly dying.
Premise: This was necessary because of the inadequacy of the Small Business Administration's definition for television broadcasting stations, the annual receipt data collected by the Commission, and the classification of stations with network affiliation.
Hypothesis: The Small Business Administration did not define television broadcasting stations well.
Premise: Red is always coming home with pets of one sort or another.
Hypothesis: Red does not go near pets, given she's very allergic.
Premise: CONCLUSION
Hypothesis: The final thoughts
Premise: yes we try not to we're probably the only two people in the United States the bank the banks don't want to hear from us because they want those people who charge it up to ten thousand dollars uh and then get all yeah and then pay fifty dollars a month and it all goes to interest
Hypothesis: The banks charge more interest to folks that charge more than ten thousand dollars.
Premise: The New York City legal services program is undergoing a radical restructuring at the prompting of the federal Legal Services Corporation.
Hypothesis: The New York City legal services program is going to be completely taken out of business.
Premise: Auditors will need to tailor the use of the tools described in appendix II to the circumstances of the audit.
Hypothesis: Tools used to be applied universally.
Premise: The Department did not discuss comments beyond the scope of the rule or comments on the requirement to establish a deduction since the requirement was mandated by statute.
Hypothesis: The Department was loyal to the requirements mandated by statute.
Premise: Possibly a house but I think a flat.
Hypothesis: Maybe a flat or a house.
Premise:  A short drive or a hefty hike north of Ibiza Town is the village of J??sus, with a particularly moody 15th-century church.
Hypothesis: The church in the town of Jésus was built in the 13th century.
Premise: Furiously yours, Katharine
Hypothesis: Katherine is happy
Premise: 'What do we do?' Natalia asked.
Hypothesis: "This is what we're gonna do" said Natalia.
Premise: Eva can't read English and a translator was not involved.
Hypothesis: Eva can't read the English language on her own, so she had to use Google Translate.
Premise: well now does Dallas get snow or is it usually just the ice storm
Hypothesis: I would like to know if Dallas gets snow or if it is just ice storms.
Premise: It was to last for 600 years (lavishly renovated by Herod starting in 18 b.c. ) until it was destroyed by the Romans in a.d. 70.
Hypothesis: It was to survive for 600 years and then it was destroyed by the Romans.
Premise: Against the weight of all our knowledge, do you think you could become our master that easily?  Hanson had his own doubts.
Hypothesis: Given the weight of all our knowledge, can you be our leader?
Premise: there's a a subconscious understanding i think it's spiritual that you can rationally explain the subconscious understanding that you know there's there's a more gullibility here when there's not a
Hypothesis: It's somewhat difficult to identify as it happens, but examination afterwards makes it fairly obvious.
Premise: Ruskin funded educational programs on the role of women in society and research into environmental pollution long before these issues became fashionable.
Hypothesis: Ruskin funded educational programs in computer science.
Premise: Still farther south is Kenchoji, founded in 1249, the foremost of the Five Mountains. 
Hypothesis: Kenchoji was founded in 1300 and the first of the Five Mountains.
Premise: Specific grants awarded in 2002 went to North Dakota and Louisiana for technology staff dedicated to helping state planning bodies prepare statewide technology plans.
Hypothesis: North Dakota and Louisiana were excluded from receiving grant money in 2002 to develop plans for technology.
Premise: Several organizations periodically tested system and network access controls by allowing designated individuals to try to break into their systems using the latest hacking techniques.
Hypothesis: Several individuals hacked into the organization's system illegally.
Premise: yeah somewhat uh have to kind of watch watch the weather make sure everything is going the way it's supposed to
Hypothesis: You have to watch the weather to ensure it's all going the right way.
Premise: In other words, there is no difference between my description of their argument and their own.
Hypothesis: Another way to put it is that we are complete agreement.
Premise: yeah uh not not yet i mean i
Hypothesis: No, already happpened.
Premise: This was where the disciples were confronted by the Holy Ghost, and St. Paul was imprisoned in the city for as long as two years.
Hypothesis: The good disciples were confronted by the Holy Ghost there.
Premise: yeah diesel engines
Hypothesis: Yeah that is definitely not a diesel engine.
Premise: uh the first one was much much better i in fact i enjoyed enjoyed the first one Look Who's Talking
Hypothesis: I really liked the first Look Who's Talking.
Premise: Within a few years, the carbon dioxide generated by the crowds of visitors caused a rapid deterioration in the cave walls, and the caves had to be closed to the general public.
Hypothesis: The caves have since been restored and reopened.
Premise: no no deal it when i bought my home uh twenty five years ago it was it was very expensive
Hypothesis: When I bought my house last year, it was very expensive.
Premise: you know it's it's very hard well it was nice chatting with you
Hypothesis: It was a great phone call that we had.
Premise: you can see what the trend is over the years
Hypothesis: You can't see anything over the years.
Premise: Comprehensive Air Quality Model with Extensions (CAMx) Overview; Accessed June 5, 2002 via //www.camx.com/overview.html.
Hypothesis: An overview of air quality released in 2002.
Premise: According to local belief, Catholic burghers subsidized this Butter Tower in return for the privilege of eating Normandy butter during Lent.
Hypothesis: The Butter Tower was paid for by local Protestants.
Premise: The axe brute's large horse kicked down one of the Sticks who attempted to control it.
Hypothesis: The axe brute stood alone, having fought his way overland to the middle of the Sticks' fort.
Premise:  After the solitary beauty of Cap Berber?­a comes Platja de Mitjorn, a sublime arc of sand 8 km (5 miles) long, popular with vacationers in summer.
Hypothesis: There are over 1 million tourists at  Platja de Mitjorn every summer.
Premise: Last year, Clinton signed legislation prohibiting federal recognition of gay marriages, then bragged about it in campaign ads.
Hypothesis: Clinton bragged about signing the legislation prohibiting federal recognition of gay marriages in campaign ads last year.
Premise: It must be  It cannot tarnish the presidency, and it must be acceptable to Clinton.
Hypothesis: Clinton rarely ever approves of all the policies proposed to him.
Premise: and oh yeah if you put nursing home and that's another thing i you know you got to find a good nursing home is very hard to find because the people don't care most of them don't care some of them do care the work that you know the the nurse aide that what the problem is i think it's the nurses' aide they don't pay them enough to keep them there and to do the things that they need to do
Hypothesis: All nursing homes are nice.
Premise: and so because you have to know who you're going with to get along
Hypothesis: You should know who you get along with.
Premise: Instead, consider buying everything you want as you go along, using Japan's remarkably efficient and inexpensive takkyubin courier delivery services (available at the ubiquitous convenience stores) to forward your larger purchases to your hotel, where they will be waiting for you on your return to Tokyo or elsewhere.
Hypothesis: Instead, you may want to consider buying things as you go.
Premise: yeah back and forth uh
Hypothesis: It's very streamline with not a lot of variance.
Premise: uh sales is lucrative but then you're paying really high taxes when you're doing a lucrative job
Hypothesis: Sales is a lucrative job.
Premise: The AC is typically injected at the lowest temperature available that is upstream of a particle-collecting device because experience has found that mercury collection is most efficient at lower temperatures.
Hypothesis: Mercury collection is most efficient at lower temperatures.
Premise: nineteen nine or something like that when was that
Hypothesis: I would like to know when that was.
Premise: At any hour of the day you'll see lobster traps being put together and nets being mended along the shore.
Hypothesis: You will be able to see fishing equipment there.
Premise: In Australia, reported the Herald , the top choices were different, the three most popular being Wind Beneath My Wings (Bette Midler), Unforgettable (Natalie Cole), and Because You Loved Me (Celine Dion).
Hypothesis: Bette Midler was the least popular in Australia.
Premise: yeah wasn't it amazing
Hypothesis: Don't you think it was great?
Premise: Jon saw them and fired.
Hypothesis: He hit them both.
Premise: but they sure are just because some innocent person can really it seems like really serve a rough time you know i'm not saying innocent person let's say someone wrote a hot check for instance
Hypothesis: It seems like people that are sentenced for minor crimes do more time than they should.
Premise: In Japan, New Year's Day is the big festival, closest in spirit to Christmas in the West, the time when relatives and friends pay visits to each other and to the local shrines.
Hypothesis: Most Japanese stay home for a good rest on the New Year's Day holiday.
Premise: As a boy I ran water to his forge.
Hypothesis: The boy was an apprentice blacksmith.
Premise: The average earner represents a worker who earned the average of covered workers under Social Security each year.
Hypothesis: The average earner is covered under Social Security.
Premise: President Clinton accused the fashion industry of glamorizing heroin . After reading about a photographer who died of a heroin overdose after selling pictures of emaciated, vacant-eyed models, Clinton argued that such images have encouraged young people to take up the habit.
Hypothesis: Clinton said people wanted to do heroin to be just like the models.
Premise: You're right, Tommy, it is a bit of a poser.
Hypothesis: Tommy was very good at psychoanalysis.
Premise: LSOI then changed its name to Indiana Legal Services, Inc. (ILS) and on January 1, 2001 became the only LSC funded program in Indiana.
Hypothesis: LSOI kept its name and never changed it
Premise: Well, he just sat around in the hotel lounge, reading the papers and so on, till it was time for dinner.
Hypothesis: He sat there in the hotel lounge because there was nothing else to fill his time with.
Premise: Someday, when boomers retire in hordes, more will go out than will come in.
Hypothesis: There will come a time when boomers leave their jobs.
Premise: During the summer, beside the flight of steps carrying people up to the Mound, you will find the Floral Clock.
Hypothesis: The Floral Clock is a popular summer tourist destination.
Premise: It seemed to have no effect, however; apparently the sun was not supposed to melt the sky when it was in place--so the little sun didn't melt the shell.
Hypothesis: The sun was supposed to the sky.
Premise: we're really enjoying it i wonder what it would be like i mean i i wanted to be close to family but i also thought that it would be harder to be close to family  but it's turned out really good and i think that you know we're really satisfied with that choice and
Hypothesis: We are happy with the choice because it turns out we like being close to family.
Premise: i mean fifteen bucks to go see a movie with two with a couple's a little ridiculous
Hypothesis: I think fifteen dollars for two people to see a movie is ridiculous.
Premise: In his liner notes, and more elaborately in our conversation, Levin claims the manuscript score makes Beethoven's intentions unambiguous on this point.
Hypothesis: Levin studied Bach's scores.
Premise: The 26 richly-decorated salons (just a fraction of the Medici residence) are named after the themes of their 17th-century frescoes Venus, Hercules, Prometheus, etc.
Hypothesis: The 15 richly decorated salons were just a part of the Medici residence.
Premise: Jon, who had held up Susan so she could see the duel, whispered to her.
Hypothesis: Jon let Susan watch the fight from the front row.
Premise: Critics have savaged her fraudulent persona and monomaniacal perfectionism for a long time.
Hypothesis: Critics said bad things about her personality.
Premise: From the eastern end of Princes Street, the eye is drawn to a hill topped with a series of interesting albeit disparate buildings.
Hypothesis: There is nothing built on the hill.
Premise: Notoriety of the right kind is the best way of disarming suspicion.
Hypothesis: It's a bad idea to rely on your notoriety when it comes to allaying suspicion.