xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
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 Pirelli skyscraper was built in the early 1960s.
Premise: MR. CHU WAS A PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER OF THE POSTAL RATE COMMISSION FROM 1993-1995.
Hypothesis: Mr. Chu was unemployed during the year 1994.
Premise: The impressive architecture, sculpture gardens (one of which was designed by southern Caleornia artist Robert Irwin), and panoramic views of city, mountains, and ocean are awesome attractions in themselves.
Hypothesis: The impressive architecture, panoramic views of mountains, city, and ocean are not good attractions in thesmelves.
Premise: But I was in a hurry, because Dorcas was out, and I thought maybe the coco itself was all right, and the salt had only gone on the tray. 
Hypothesis: I thought the coco was all right, it just got wet.
Premise: Here also are the betting shops, antique barber shops, and stores offering exotic medicines.
Hypothesis: Here are also the betting shops among others.
Premise: We better turn them loose, said Red.
Hypothesis: They deserve to be let loose, said Red.
Premise: His way of seeing things is too familiar to surprise us, too predictable to be funny.
Hypothesis: His point of view is too familiar to be surprising and to predictable to amuse us.
Premise: This intriguing glass structure nestled amidst the trees was created by Frank Lloyd Wright's son as a memorial to the Swedish philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg.
Hypothesis: The art was sold to several wealthy collectors to their own private collections.
Premise: your parents have them  oh i don't know she
Hypothesis: Her parents were very rich and could afford any luxury.
Premise:  "In Apache country?"Drew demanded.
Hypothesis: Drew asked whether it was in Cree country.
Premise: Only three people touched that brandy you, Miss Tuppence, I myself, and one other Mr. Julius Hersheimmer!" Jane Finn stirred and sat up, regarding the speaker with wide astonished eyes.
Hypothesis: Jane was surprised that the brandy was all gone.
Premise: Other candidates could get sick, says George Van, who runs a financial management business in Nashville.
Hypothesis: There is no chance that the candidates could sick, as proven by George Van, local financial management business owner and previous doctor.
Premise: An electronic signature is a method of signing an electronic message that (1) identifies and authenticates a particular person as the source of the electronic message and (2) indicates such person's approval of the information contained in the electronic message.
Hypothesis: An electronic signature is a message that is sent electronically online
Premise: In the same building is a small, humble, vaulted room, called the Coenaculum ( dining hall ).
Hypothesis: The dining hall is small but is nicely furnished and cozy.
Premise: yeah it's kind of like the inside dual on a truck you know when one of them breaks it's not the outside one it's it's the it's usually that power steering belt or something that's way back in there everything's got to come off
Hypothesis: It's nothing like a truck, it's never the power steering belt that's the issue.
Premise: 9 million, implying an increase of $109.
Hypothesis: 9 million employees want a wage increase of $109.
Premise: But calculated honestly, the penalty is a lot smaller than people claim.
Hypothesis: It turns out, the penalty is a lot higher than people claim.
Premise: But civil issues involving family law, domestic violence, immigration, financial or housing problems can undermine a person's employment and destabilize a family in short order.
Hypothesis: Civil issues do not typically disrupt families.
Premise: well first and  foremost it's got to be LA Law
Hypothesis: First of all, the show has to be about LA Law.
Premise: But the Jamaicans voted instead for full independence, which became official on 6 August 1962.
Hypothesis: Jamaica became fully independent on 6 August 1962.
Premise: I cannot bear to feel forgotten.
Hypothesis: I don't want the students to forget me.
Premise: If this conjecture is correct, then Italy's delivery percentages could be adjusted upwards (by an unknown amount) towards the predicted value and their mail processing costs would then have to be adjusted downwards.
Hypothesis: Italy's delivery percentage was less than the predicted value.
Premise: Fact-Based
Hypothesis: Founded on opinion
Premise: After earlier earthquake damage, the temple was used as the Capitolium and city treasury.
Hypothesis: The temple became the city's treasury after earlier earthquake damage.
Premise: You'll need to light a candle or use a flashlight in the cenotaph-chamber because daylight barely filters through the beautiful marble trellis-screens.
Hypothesis: I used a candle to see the beauty of the cenotaph-chamber.
Premise: Did you give them water?"
Hypothesis: Did you give me AIDS?
Premise: This makes Pundit Central quite anxious, since reviewing the commentariat is his job.
Hypothesis: The Pundit Central is anxious, because his job is being taken away.
Premise: punishment uh-huh no that's okay
Hypothesis: Judgment, no that's alright.
Premise: in the way he works and so on but there's so many things that it would make a difference i guess i
Hypothesis: things like they way he works, there are many things that would make a difference
Premise: Filled with deciduous woodland, green fields, small villages, and farmhouses, this is the epitome of northern English landscape.
Hypothesis: The northern English landscape is valued for its woodlands, fields, and villages.
Premise: The purpose of the self-inspection process is to give our grantees a means to ensure that their CSR data meet LSC standards for accuracy.
Hypothesis: The LSC determines whether grants are accurate.
Premise: They enjoyed a privileged position during the time of the British Raj.
Hypothesis: They were of a higher up position during British Raj.
Premise: different places every year we
Hypothesis: We work in different places every year.
Premise: It's one of the great British foods like roast beef and pork crackling, he explained.
Hypothesis: It's surely one of the less appetizing British meals, he claimed.
Premise: Likewise, Mount Charleston is webbed wit h many good hikes; the ranger station there can supply more information (702/873-8800).
Hypothesis: Mount Charleston is private property and can't be hiked.
Premise: uh-huh so so the state is encouraging you to do that
Hypothesis: The state is gaining a profit from every citizen that does that.
Premise: It wasn't the man's size or even the blade he held over his shoulder that frightened him.
Hypothesis: It wasn't his build or choice of weaponry that was scaring him...
Premise: These ratings are forwarded to the CEO and to the board of directors, where they can be used as performance measures.
Hypothesis: These ratings are used as performance measures by the CEO and board.
Premise: But it also means that there are aspirational goals for perfection that define a high-quality legal services program.
Hypothesis: A very good legal services program is defined by perfectionist goals of an aspirational nature.
Premise: i'm sorry what
Hypothesis: I apologize, what?
Premise: But his son turned Versailles into a self-centered universe that was far from modest, proclaiming his own grandeur in a vast, sprawling edifice of stone and brick, marble, gilt, and crystal.
Hypothesis: His son didn't make any changes to Versailles.
Premise: Case Study A method for learning about a complex instance, based on a comprehensive understanding of that instance, obtained by extensive description and analysis of the instance, taken as a whole and in its context.
Hypothesis: Case studies should be based on a comprehensive understanding of the situation being studied.
Premise: i really like it um-hum
Hypothesis: I love it!
Premise: VBA's team approach also
Hypothesis: The approach taken by VBA is superior in many respects.
Premise: Connelly, W. L. Continuity and Change in Rural
Hypothesis: Rural places have lots of people.
Premise: Markets get caught in self-perpetuating cycles of undue optimism and hysterical panic.
Hypothesis: The market cycles are self-perpetuating.
Premise: you know i mean you would you know learn enough to get by on the test and then you forgot about it because you knew you were never going to see it again in the rest of your years of school you know and and that that's not the way to convert over you're going to have these kids you know teaching it dually even you know teaching both systems which is a lot i know a lot more for the teachers to have to teach but that's the only way they're going to get switched over you know
Hypothesis: Kids should never be taught both systems in school, they need to concentrate on just what they need to do to pass their tests.
Premise: If the German and U.N. proposals lead to a settlement with Milosevic, Clinton and his diplomats will have to finesse the discrepancy between the demands they touted and the deal they signed.
Hypothesis: There are differences between the deal Clinton signed and the demands he made.
Premise: They were writers, and therefore in a position to arrange their own schedules, correct?
Hypothesis: Is it correct to assume that as writers they could arrange their own schedule?
Premise: you know somebody okay we're going to send our kid here for seven or eight hours a day and he's out of our hair
Hypothesis: We don't want to send our child anywhere, we love taking care of him.
Premise: Number of actions
Hypothesis: More than one action
Premise: Ruth Ann Schmitt, executive director of the Lawyers Trust Fund, which is covering some of the costs of the gathering, acknowledged that the legal aid community faces many problems but said the meeting could give attorneys a morale boost.
Hypothesis: The Lawyers Trust Fund's executive director is named Ruth Ann Schmitt.
Premise: We look at each other ONE OF US IS Mr. BROWN which? 
Hypothesis: The two men lunged forward to attack Mr. Brown.
Premise: According to tradition, Herod was buried here.
Hypothesis: Herod was buried with some of his favorite objects.
Premise: we should have six and eight years automatically of Spanish and i i push my daughters i've got two daughters and
Hypothesis: We should be forced to take six to eight years of Spanish.
Premise: It has its own parking, something that's hard to find downtown and which has been a problem for staff as well as clients.
Hypothesis: There aren't many open spots to park your vehicle downtown.
Premise: The palace, now a Jesuit college, is open to visitors.
Hypothesis: The palace is only open to visitors certain times of year.
Premise: The public areas are spectacular, the rooms a bit less so, but a long-awaited renovation was carried out in 1998.
Hypothesis: The rooms are nice, but the public area is in a league of it's own.
Premise: The TPC at the Canyons is home to the Las Vegas Senior Classic, a top draw for golf's big names held every spring.
Hypothesis: The Las Vegas Senior Golf Classic has seen many famous faces play the course.
Premise: Nonetheless, Ehrlich's book was treated to a 21 st anniversary reprinting in 1997.
Hypothesis: Erlich's book was reprinted in 1997 on its 21st anniversary.
Premise: no somebody who saw the movie here the other day told me it was the most terrifying thing they'd ever seen they didn't sleep all night
Hypothesis: Someone saw the movie the other day here and he told me it was an average movie, he slept like a baby that night.
Premise: you know she might call me during a halftime or after the game or something but i just don't call her and now they're starting up with new football
Hypothesis: I find it really annoying when she calls me during a football game.
Premise: um they they are monitored by the uh by the state school board
Hypothesis: The state school board monitors them to make sure they are treating the kids right.
Premise: yeah and it's it's a it's a strange sort of it's sort of like a pepperoni
Hypothesis: Pepperoni is delicious and shaped like something yummy.
Premise: The largest cave is called the Cathedral because of its size and scale.
Hypothesis: The biggest cave is dubbed the Cathedral due to its size and scale.
Premise: A visit to Nagasaki is meaningless without a stop at its provocative and challenging Atomic Bomb Museum.
Hypothesis: A visit to Nagasaki should include a stop at the Atomic Bomb Museum.
Premise: She and her husband, Prince Philip, were very much involved in the interior decoration of the ship, choosing the furnishings for what would be their floating home.
Hypothesis: The ship is small but well decorated and home to a prince and his wife.
Premise: But finding your way around the riches of rainforest, coral reef, or marine reserve can be bewildering if you plunge in unprepared.
Hypothesis: You will be bewildered if you plunge in unprepared.
Premise: oh okay does that last through the summer too
Hypothesis: Does that last through summer?
Premise: The model outlines the process used to acquire information technologies and identifies elements of the process that are essential for planning and carrying out acquisitions.
Hypothesis: The model neglects to detail the information technology acquisition process.
Premise: And the continued bull market meant that you had to look harder to find companies that investors were undervaluing and that there was a greater incentive to improve those companies' bottom-line performance.
Hypothesis: The bull market meant that companies needed to improve their bottom-line performance.
Premise: Since the 1950s, the middle-class audience for his kind of serious social drama has shriveled.
Hypothesis: He started acting in serious social dramas in the 1930s.
Premise: Zuiho-in is a monastery whose curious gardens combine Zen Buddhist and Christian symbolism, together with both an attractive rock garden and a unusually geometric tea garden.
Hypothesis: The symbolism that was left in the garden was found by scholars as very meaningful.
Premise: Now, shortly we are expecting a Coronel Luis Oliveri who's to buy horses for the Juarez forces.
Hypothesis: Coronel Luis Oliveri is expected to come soon to purchase horses for the Juarez forces.
Premise: Sam Davol is a nomad.
Hypothesis: Sam Davol has never been nor wanted to be anywhere else.
Premise: well that was one reason why i figured that i could stand Lubbock Texas that was about as much winter as i could get because i grew up west coast sunshine green leaves on trees
Hypothesis: That is one reason.
Premise: This and the harbor, which attracts modern cruise ships, guaranteed Montego Bay a large slice of Jamaica's tourist action.
Hypothesis: The harbor and luxury cruisers visiting it make Montego Bay a tourists' Mecca.
Premise: they know they're not going to pay it back
Hypothesis: They know they won't have to pay it back.
Premise: Environmental and Health Benefits of Cleaner Vehicles and Fuels.
Hypothesis: there are environmental and health benefits for cleaner cars and fuels.
Premise: The Kamehameha line ended with the death of Kamehameha V, in 1872, and the election first of William Lunalilo, then of David Kalakaua in 1874 as Hawaii's constitutional monarch.
Hypothesis: In 1874, William Lunalilo became Hawaii's constitutional monarch.
Premise: um-hum yeah well it seems like it would develop pride you know in people if if it's in their own country it would certainly help them to appreciate some of the
Hypothesis: People are more prideful if something is from their country
Premise: Would I mount? 
Hypothesis: I debated whether to walk around the grounds.
Premise: study, however, describes a severe case of CB to the survey respondents.
Hypothesis: The study describes a big case of CB.
Premise: yeah and i but i think even i even those people are it's like Pauken and Box and these people i think it's i find it interesting that everybody's so busy politicking that the question is did we get anything good done it's like this whole school issue are are you involved in the schools at all public school
Hypothesis: I always wonder if we've actually done any good or just politicked.
Premise: yeah and they'll go to the doors and stand up on the screen door looking out but uh they're not too interested in going outside i
Hypothesis: They never look outside but they always want to go outside.
Premise: Eh, not for me.
Hypothesis: This is for him.
Premise: Leptin analogues (chemical cousins) are also being developed.
Hypothesis: Chemical cousins are being developed in conjunction with something else
Premise: oh oh i do i really do i think it's great
Hypothesis: I think it's great that you're working really hard.
Premise: provided an opportunity for the public to comment.
Hypothesis: The public had ample opportunities to comment on this.
Premise: It is performed continually and is ingrained in the agency's operations.
Hypothesis: It is rarely performed by the agency.
Premise: and about uh oh a little after midnight we got all these tents set up and i laid down inside one of them and was just about asleep when a little voice from outside the tent said uh asked if i was doing all right and i said huh yeah yeah doing doing just fine you know it's a little windy but i'm doing all right and and they suggested that i come out that mine was the only tent that hadn't fallen down yet and sure enough after i got out of there a little bit it blew down and the winds were just terrible and uh
Hypothesis: If i hadn't gotten out of the tent in time, I would have been in serious danger.
Premise: This time, at the heart of a carefully constructed thriller is a romance, which is no less tragic--in fact, is more tragic--for being oblique.
Hypothesis: This love story is about a girl who loves shopping.
Premise: One of the most popular excursions from the Aegean resorts goes to the spectacular travertine terraces of Pamukkale (the Cotton Castle), which lie above the town of Denizli, about 200 km (125 miles) inland from Kuradase.
Hypothesis: People enjoy the trip to Pamukkale because the surrounding areas are so beautiful.
Premise: First reported last fall, the epidemic has devastated the entire collection.
Hypothesis: The entire collection was devastated by the epidemic.
Premise: We're smart.
Hypothesis: We are intelligent.
Premise: yeah and she was real comfortable and she has really really done good i i
Hypothesis: She did a great job.
Premise: Reportedly the biggest payment made in such a case, it is hardly a nick in Texaco's annual revenue of more than $30 billion.
Hypothesis: Reportedly the largest payment made is very large compared to Texaco's massive annual revenue.
Premise: then i came out and was making as much money forty hours a week as i did fifty one hours a week so i've tried to spend more time with uh the children since then um what i'm currently doing is uh taking a lot of time um
Hypothesis: I'm making more money now and spending more time with the kids.
Premise: OMB has not yet approved the modification and the preambles to the proposed and final rules state that the modification will not be effective until it is approved by OMB.
Hypothesis: The modification must be approved by OMB before it is effective.
Premise: This week's top item (yawn): the scuttling of McCain-Feingold.
Hypothesis: The top item of this week relates to McCain-Feingold.
Premise: She waved me away impatiently. 
Hypothesis: She was impatiently waving me away.
Premise: i think by limiting the number of consecutive terms a congressman or senator can hold whether it be a state congressman or senator or at the national level limiting the two terms and then they've got to sit out one
Hypothesis: The same people would probably get elected over and over again even with term limits, but it would give new folks a better shot at getting elected.
Premise: Four men in black scale armor, the same armor as the men who stopped Ca'daan the day before, marched with heads high.
Hypothesis: The men were not protected at all.
Premise: yeah when did you first take your uh first piano lesson yeah
Hypothesis: You're good at piano.
Premise: Mallorca in particular is perfect for dedicated hikers and novice walkers.
Hypothesis: Mallorca is perfect for hikers.
Premise: Thus, according to the entry price measure the cost of the USO is higher in the U.S. than in Italy.
Hypothesis: The cost of the USO is lower in the US than in Italy going by the entry price measure.
Premise: The man's eyes were solid black orbs.
Hypothesis: The man's eyes looked dark.
Premise: Results calculated using three percent discount rate as recommended by EPA's Guidelines for Economic Analysis (US EPA, 2000a).
Hypothesis: The 3% rate is used to calculate results based on EPA guidelines.
Premise: Alas, my dear, neither one is likely to come to pass.
Hypothesis: Neither one will end because people enjoy them.
Premise: Some are business stops and some are mixed (business and residential).
Hypothesis: Some stops are for food restaurants.
Premise: Created at the height of the Chandellas' power in the mid-11th century, the sculpture inside is the most sophisticated and apsara dancing-girls and sura-sundari nymphs coquettishly yawning, scratching, applying their makeup, or playing with monkeys, parakiats, or with their cheerful lovers.
Hypothesis: The sculpture inside created in the mid-11th century were the most sophisticated.
Premise: That's basically a mathematical proposition, which I have translated into English in this column.
Hypothesis: I've written out the mathematical proposition in English that's easier to understand.
Premise: Its changeable boots (there were seven pairs in the set, with a possibility to buy 23 more) presented yet another arena to show off young creative talents.
Hypothesis: The boots in the set come in a variety of sizes and colours.
Premise: The Big Test is worth reading for the superb section on Bryant and Conant.
Hypothesis: The other sections were not as interesting.
Premise: Of all the stories, the most inflated was the biography of Benjamin Franklin.
Hypothesis: Benjamin Franklin's biography was the most inflated one.
Premise: I drew close to him, while John and the lawyer were debating the question of going through Mrs. Inglethorp's papers. 
Hypothesis: John and the lawyer were considering going through Mrs. Inglethorp's papers.
Premise: It entails compromising with allies who are more cautious about applying force and authorizing targets.
Hypothesis: It won't be easy to compromise on the issue of applying force.
Premise: right like their immediate boundaries like you're not going to go you know it's like the Army's not going to go straight into Russia because there you're you're invading their border right but all the other countries you can fight about
Hypothesis: If you wanted, you could send the army straight across Russia's border.
Premise: It's not surprising, given the importance of ceramics and pottery throughout Crete's history, that it is still a significant industry.
Hypothesis: An important industry of Crete is ceramics and pottery.
Premise: Did you ”while you happened to be alone for a few seconds ”unlock the poison cupboard, and examine some of the bottles?
Hypothesis: Did you drink the poison in the cupboard?
Premise: The Commission did not identify any other statute or executive order imposing procedural requirements relevant to the OASIS rule.
Hypothesis: According to the Commission, there was no other statue or executive order that imposed procedural requirements related to the OASIS rule.
Premise:   Main Case is EPA's forecast of likely deregulation considering areas of the country that should price generation services for retail customers competitively and those that most likely to use cost-of-service pricing principles.
Hypothesis: The EPA does not forecast any deregulation, and sees no benefit in it.
Premise: Tommy lay back on the couch.
Hypothesis: Tommy fell into a deep, restful slumber.
Premise: Constantine added new city walls, following a plan he claimed to have been given by Christ in a vision, and commissioned a grand central forum decorated with a triumphal column as well as several other monuments.
Hypothesis: The new city walls made it safe from invasion.