xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: i really didn't see the point in their knowing stuff rotely and writing it on a test
Hypothesis: I did not see why they would memorize things pointlessly and reproducing it on a test.
Premise: She's full of understanding.
Hypothesis: One thing she absolutely isn't is understanding.
Premise: 'I know you and White aren't working together.'
Hypothesis: I know you and White aren't partners.
Premise: It includes Jan Van Eyck's St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata and works by Roger Van Der Weyden, Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Hans Memling, and Francois Clouet.
Hypothesis: The works of at least five well known artists are included there.
Premise: Velazquez and his followers enslaved the native peoples and in the process exposed them to European diseases.
Hypothesis: The native people was enslaved by Velasquez.
Premise: With that in mind, he suggested listing the full spectrum of alcohol problems, from risky drinking to alcohol abuse to alcohol dependency.
Hypothesis: He suggested listing all the problems that stem from alcohol, like weight gain and drunk driving.
Premise: I suppose she meant Mrs. Vandemeyer."
Hypothesis: There is nothing wrong with how it was written.
Premise: but they just they just
Hypothesis: They just fired me
Premise: this one it wasn't heavy hi-sci you know hi-fi because it was a lot of it was actual stuff that takes place and they had of course the breathing apparatus which was liquid and and then all a sudden you know when you actually met this thing and and that that was you know towards like the last third of the movie only really got strange but it was uh
Hypothesis: Alien wasn't very heavy sci-fi until the very end.
Premise: yeah well yeah i like i like some of those things they come in really handy
Hypothesis: None of them are handy for me.
Premise: now you could kill somebody with them  and the one you buy go out and buy one now and they're just so thin and flimsy and
Hypothesis: The thing that you buy is rigid and harmless.
Premise: It is a fine example of Moorish architecture, reflecting the Ottoman and Mogul glory of the 13th and 14th centuries.
Hypothesis: The Moorish architecture reflected the Ottoman and Mogul glory.
Premise: it'd be nice if justice traveled that quickly but but it sure it it sure doesn't
Hypothesis: He will get what he deserves, but it can't come fast enough.
Premise: The reason societies with democratic governments are better places to live in than their alternatives isn't because of some goodness intrinsic to democracy, but because its hopeless inefficiency helps blunt the basic potential for evil.
Hypothesis: Democratic governments are very inefficient and that makes them evil.
Premise: There may, however, be limits to how much contracting can be done effectively, partly because of the time and cost associated with utilizing, placing, and monitoring contracts.
Hypothesis: There won't be limits to how much food one may eat at once.
Premise: oh they get yeah yeah and that's something we don't we get uh we've got on oil fired hot water baseboard
Hypothesis: We installed a hot water baseboard last year.
Premise: The tomb was abandoned when Amenophis abandoned Thebes and made a new capital at Tell el-Amarna to the north.
Hypothesis: Thebes was the old capital city.
Premise: it's got four thousand ninety six color graphics it's got real-time animation capability there's a world of games for it if you're into that but it can do word processing you can import pictures into your documents and uh it just does everything a PC can do but it does it better
Hypothesis: This is the best computer on the market for graphic designers.
Premise: However, meat is used in regional cooking, though in nothing like the same range and imaginative presentation.
Hypothesis: Regional cooking really varies by area.
Premise: Turbo Cat ferries leave the China Hong Kong City(CHKCeterminal twice a day; the journey takes two hours.
Hypothesis: The ferry takes two hours to get between China and Hong Kong.
Premise: On land, there is a wealth of animal and bird life.
Hypothesis: The land doesn't include any lives.
Premise: The elements of analysis are  the identification of regularities, patterns, and relationships and the assessment of their importance of meaning.
Hypothesis: There is only one element to the process of analysis.
Premise: Spouses and parents of permanent residents could only be in the United States, if at all, in temporary, nonimmigrant classification and therefore would not be residents of the United States.
Hypothesis: Some family members of residents are not eligible to be residents themselves.
Premise: what the what the hell for why Kingsley Iowa
Hypothesis: What the hell? Why Fort Lauderdale, Florida?
Premise: The Supreme Court upheld state campaign donation limits.
Hypothesis: State campaign donation limits were upheld by the Supreme Court.
Premise: Wolfe mocks the obsession with money and status, yet at the same time, his cleverest moments come from indulging in, not just exposing, invidious distinctions and superficial judgments.
Hypothesis: The irony is that Wolfe makes fun of the material world, yet his greatest thoughts are a result of indulging in it.
Premise: Some think seat belt laws, for example, go too far.
Hypothesis: There are some that consider seat belt laws an overreach.
Premise: From the colorfully painted houses clustered around the postage stamp-sized harbor, avoid the crowds of day-trippers by setting out on a paved cliff walk.
Hypothesis: The harbor remains mostly empty.
Premise: All based on a nonexistent home quilting business.
Hypothesis: The home quilting business was a big, very real operation.
Premise: 'Excuse me?'
Hypothesis: Would you excuse me?
Premise: The whole journey on this steamer takes about an hour.
Hypothesis: This steamer journey will end in about one hour.
Premise: In order to examine the impact of density on cost, rural routes have been divided into quintiles based on boxes per mile.
Hypothesis: Rural routes were all considered together.
Premise: Significantly, the move toward national unity in the 19th century coincided with a dramatic artistic decline from which the country is only now recovering.
Hypothesis: The country is just beginning to recover form damages that occurred over 100 years ago.
Premise: But the picture is not quite as bleak as it is painted.
Hypothesis: The picture is just as bleak as it seems.
Premise: That is Detective Inspector James Japp of Scotland Yard ”Jimmy Japp. 
Hypothesis: He is not an inspector.
Premise: The rooms facing the Plaza have excellent views of the Royal Palace, but at a wallet-emptying price.
Hypothesis: It is expensive to have a room facing the Plaza.
Premise: You can visit the charming town of Takayama, set in the midst of imposing mountain scenery, and the historical city of Kanazawa.
Hypothesis: Takayama is on the edge of a desert.
Premise:  What to Do
Hypothesis: Nothing to do.
Premise: i think that's right i think they just lost their uh inspiration for a while
Hypothesis: I think they lost the keys in the river.
Premise: because of of their you know you can work with it a lot easier
Hypothesis: The have a particular kind of magic that speeds their work.
Premise: If many patients have no primary care or primary care providers do not screen for alcohol-related problems, then primary care has failed.
Hypothesis: Primary care is always a success no matter what they screen for.
Premise: The next grant is for a national legal services virtual conferencing center to be coordinated by Gulf Coast Legal Services in Houston.
Hypothesis: The grant will not cover a legal call center
Premise: Tommy that was all that mattered.
Hypothesis: Tommy was only one of many meaningful things
Premise: and it didn't get as you know as good a reviews as like the Little Mermaid the last one and got all kinds of Academy Awards and things last year but this one was i thought was excellent the i can't both
Hypothesis: I didn't get reviews that were as good but I liked it.
Premise: oh yeah yeah if if it snowed that much in Denver you know they got that much up in the mountains you know just west of there
Hypothesis: The mountains get no snowfall at all.
Premise: Today, there's a children's playground and it is perfect for just sitting around on the grass, too.
Hypothesis: The playground is often occupied by local children.
Premise: The amount involved, however, was not enough to justify bringing in a lawyer and Massello didn't know how to begin a case in small claims court.
Hypothesis: Massello was in a tight situation in which he had no way out.
Premise: I'm sure you are mistaken. 
Hypothesis: You are mistaken.
Premise: President Bush purposely mispronounced Saddam Hussein to annoy the Iraqi leader, while Iraqi newsreaders retaliated by mispronouncing Bush so that, in Arabic, it meant nothing.
Hypothesis: President Bush did not intentionally mispronounce Saddam Hussein's name.
Premise: Posing as Drew Kirby the young veteran contrived to get himself and his friend Anse hired as corral hands at Rennie's Range, but he was hardly prepared for the suspicion and danger which stood between him and his father.
Hypothesis: The young veteran hated that he had to impersonate Drew Kirby in order to get a job at Rennie's Range.
Premise: Poirot wished her good morning with Gallic politeness, and went on: "We have been looking through that chest, Dorcas. 
Hypothesis: Poirot did not find anything of interest in an old chest, but was polite anyway.
Premise: I am right, am I not? asked Poirot. 
Hypothesis: I am right, am I not? asked Poirot with the air of a man who already knew the answer.
Premise: Without that, if I can't write that there is compelling evidence backing up Tripp's allegations, this is going to blow up in your face--and Tripp's.
Hypothesis: Whatever he says, we can rely on.
Premise: Sets of vivacious performers either dance alone facing a partner or in pairs.
Hypothesis: The dancers may be alone in or in pairs.
Premise: The Merchant might have had less luck, even, than that.
Hypothesis: The seller could have had even more poor fortune.
Premise: Then they discover, in their 30s or 40s, that money is important to them after all.
Hypothesis: Then they realize in their 30s or 40s that money wasn't remotely important to them after all.
Premise: She became so interested in the area's ongoing struggle and the local culture that she decided to study it systematically, exiting from her marriage to return there.
Hypothesis: She left her marriage to return to her study of the local culture.
Premise: Many top comedians started here in clubs such as The Comedy Store, while rock'n'roll legends were born in the dance halls of The Roxy and Whisky-A-Go-Go.
Hypothesis: Many famous comedians started here in clubs such as The Comedy Store, while rock'n'roll legends were made in the dance halls of The Roxy and Whisky-A-Go-Go.
Premise: It offers different views of town and countryside with the changing light of day.
Hypothesis: It does not offer any views of the town.
Premise: Many spectacular pictures accompany the article.
Hypothesis: The article comes with a good number of amazing pictures.
Premise: oh well that's interesting too i had never seen that yeah you know you look at most of the you know like the bank clocks and stuff like that it tells you you know fahrenheit and centigrade and it's going take those kinds of things you know switching you know getting us all accustomed to seeing both you know but most people don't pay any attention you know it's going to take some education right along with it most people don't know what that means you know so
Hypothesis: Most people can calculate the difference in Fahrenheit and centigrade in their head.
Premise: The teeming millions living in Calcutta and Mumbai have become legendary.
Hypothesis: The millions of people living in Calcutta and Mumbai are that of legend.
Premise: yeah yeah so do you have a do you have a garden or do you just do your landscaping now and your lawn
Hypothesis: Your lawn is the best in the neighborhood.
Premise: Interior believed that the fees the contractor would have charged were excessive and the savings were uncertain.
Hypothesis: The fees were excessive because they wanted extra money to import people from Spain.
Premise: Since the 16th century, the town has had the exclusive privilege of providing Rome with its palm fronds for the Sunday before Easter.
Hypothesis: There is a long tradition of growing palm fronds for Rome.
Premise: Such PPE is expensed if purchased, but no amount is recognized if it is received as a donation.
Hypothesis: It is preferred by most people to receive PPE as a donation rather than as an expense.
Premise: The Germans are faceless with one  a captured pillbox Nazi who babbles and cajoles for his life, sings American anthems, extols Betty Grable's gams, and screams Fuck Hitler!
Hypothesis: The Germans bore proud, detailed expressions on their faces and one of pillbox Nazis began to sing the first few bars of Deutschland Uber Allies.
Premise: Otherwise, we won't."
Hypothesis: If not than we don't either.
Premise: and in inside that U but on one of the corners uh is where that shower is
Hypothesis: We don't even have a shower, only a bathtub.
Premise: and that was a riot to see that
Hypothesis: That was a lot of fun to see.
Premise: In each report, an agency is to review and discuss its performance compared with the performance goals it established in its annual performance plan.
Hypothesis: An agency has to attempt to achieve the performance goals.
Premise: then it started to rain so we didn't get too wet but uh it rained just for a little bit then went on and so after all that was over we put them all back up and woke up a little late the next morning but uh when we finally got back from that that outing one of the uh parents of one of the kids had asked how it went and said that he was listening to the the radio and they clocked a ninety sev en mile an hour winds on the dam right in front of that lake and there's really nothing to stop it it's uh thirty or forty miles wide it's a huge uh
Hypothesis: We didn't get too wet since it only rained for a short period of time.
Premise: I think not!
Hypothesis: I do not think that this plan will work correctly.
Premise: Fitz Park itself is a fine example of the philanthropic attitude of the Victorians, who created green spaces in almost every town for the people to enjoy.
Hypothesis: Fitz Park is a fine example of the philanthropic attitude of the Victorians.
Premise: We as a society have to learn more about the technology that is shaping our lives, and become more comfortable with it.
Hypothesis: Our civilization has to be better adapted to the ethical use of technology and it's implementation in our lives.
Premise: Do you know, my friend, I remembered that earlier in the morning, when we had been there together, I had straightened all the objects on the mantel-piece. 
Hypothesis: I had tried to tidy up the room, that morning we were there.
Premise: Can 2,500 economists be wrong?
Hypothesis: 2,500 economist could purposefully be wrong due to collusion.
Premise: I called Morris to set up an interview about his ideas and left a message.
Hypothesis: I called Morris because I wanted to cancel my interview with him.
Premise:  Dave did as she had ordered, busy with his own thoughts as he discovered what he was to wear.
Hypothesis: Dave didn't want to, but he wanted to please her.
Premise: Take the guided tour of the Galerie des Prisonniers.
Hypothesis: You can take a tour of the place.
Premise: However, fast pay procedures typically entail payment authorization without evidence of receipt and acceptance, provided that subsequent to payment authorization, receipt and acceptance is verified.
Hypothesis: The verification of receipt and acceptance isn't required at all under fast pay procedures.
Premise: Patents can even be held on the genetic blueprints of various forms of life.
Hypothesis: This movement was started by Monsanto.
Premise: and and those are shall we say blue collar that that your work the assembly line type or technician some engineering uh you may not have the the self-employed businessman willing to go because he though he may be
Hypothesis: Blue collar work makes up the majority of America's workforce.
Premise: do you um do you do you get them do you feel like the newspapers are generally biased either liberal or conservative views
Hypothesis: Most newspapers nowadays have some kind of bias.
Premise: Many golf clubs also have their own courts.
Hypothesis: Several golf clubs have their own courts residing on them.
Premise:  "Using what stud for bait?"
Hypothesis: Is it safe to use the stud for bait?
Premise: me me too you're really roughing it yeah
Hypothesis: You are taking it easy.
Premise: They also arrange golf tournaments among their guests.
Hypothesis: The tournaments can be for as little as ten guests.
Premise: For free-market purists, there's nothing wrong with this.
Hypothesis: Free-market purists don't see any problems since it aligns with their ideologies.
Premise: Woolens and Woven Goods??
Hypothesis: Tea and Coffee?
Premise: Guided tours through the mill, passing the leather belts that turn the shafts and over the wood shavings that scatter the floor, give an account of life at the mill during Victorian times.
Hypothesis: The settings helps paint a wonderful picture of the conditions of production here.
Premise: Typically these arise when imported materials are used to manufacture a product that is later exported.
Hypothesis: Accounting is complicated when imported material can be used to make a product that is than exported.
Premise: Indeed, he sounds almost like a lefty relativist when he says we must accept global multiculturality and discard the linear view of history, which sees Western values as the inexorable fate of humankind.
Hypothesis: All people must love multiculturality with no reservations.
Premise: Recreational Visibility; CA, SW, and SE park regions Agriculture Worker Productivity
Hypothesis: Recreational visibility has some relevance to Agriculture Worker Productivity.
Premise: Fried chicken, fried chicken, fried chicken.
Hypothesis: Three fried chickens with fries on the side.
Premise: Moral indignation over the incident was almost overshadowed by disbelief that nobody had noticed her condition.
Hypothesis: The incident was the only source of outrage.
Premise: Thus, if all patients with severe problems stopped drinking, a substantial number of patients with alcohol-related problems would still present to the emergency department.
Hypothesis: There are very few patients with alcohol-related problems who actively seek help.
Premise: One of the whipmasters went in to beat them into submission.
Hypothesis: A whipmaster beat them into submission.
Premise: The Associated Press raised the specter of people with socially unacceptable behavior being forced to undergo brain surgery.
Hypothesis: The Associated Press sung praise of the new policy of correcting deviant behavior with experimental surgery.
Premise: The kings of Spain enjoyed being rowed down the river in gala launches.
Hypothesis: The kings of Spain were rowed down the river on a piece of wood.
Premise: okay the latest movie i've seen that i thought was fantastic was Dances With Wolves
Hypothesis: I thought Dances With Wolves was great so I bought it on DVD and watch it all the time.
Premise: yeah it's sort of interesting
Hypothesis: It's some what interesting.
Premise: One important check against any abuse of power by Beijing toward Hong Kong is international attention.
Hypothesis: Beijing has unfair trade agreements with Hong Kon.
Premise: First, the item proposed that importers and manufacturers of new telephones for use in the United States be required to stamp the date of manufacture on new telephones.
Hypothesis: there was no item proposed, and there are no requirements for new telephones in the United States.
Premise: Buddhism in Tibet and Nepal is influenced by elements of Tantrism, techniques to speed up enlightenment.
Hypothesis: The Buddhism in Tibet is influenced by elements of Tantrism while that in Nepal isn't.
Premise: they do the same old things they did in high school
Hypothesis: they do the same boring things they used to do in high school
Premise: The net $85 billion cut, they note, is less than 1 percent of the taxes the government expects to collect over the next five years.
Hypothesis: The net cut is half of the taxes the government expects to collect in the next half decade.
Premise: um what uh how do you feel about uh the the young people are they are are they talking uh do you think eighteen years of age like right or during high school
Hypothesis: What is your opinion on the young people?
Premise: and i really don't think she ever turned it in but you know
Hypothesis: I don't think she ever turned in the paper.
Premise: According to Upjohn, the leading explanation offered by the quitters is that the drug doesn't restore the sexual desire or the pleasure they once derived from sex.
Hypothesis: there are other drugs that are more effective for the purpose.
Premise: Apparently Mrs. Vandemeyer slept.
Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer looked rested.
Premise: it's just yep yeah well it is it's about yeah it's about seventy five here today
Hypothesis: Tomorrow, the temperature will be the same as it is today.
Premise: Personal Communication with Tony Licata, Babcock Borsig Power, February 20, 2002.
Hypothesis: There was personal communication with Smith..
Premise: (Apparently, it was a happy arrangement for all.)
Hypothesis: Everyone was happy with the arrangement.
Premise: Under that provision, judicial review of the requirements contained in this rule is available only by petition for review in the U.S.
Hypothesis: judicial review of the requirements contained in this rule include arresting people stealing grapes.
Premise: It is always at the same time and in the same place.
Hypothesis: It is certainly always at the same place and time.
Premise: His lasting legacy was the invention of coinage, which led to the beginnings of our money-based economy.
Hypothesis: All of his coins had a picture of his face on them.
Premise: Traditional thinking on employee ownership held that employees would sacrifice long-term gains for short-term rewards, which is why economists consulting in post-Communist Eastern Europe disparaged worker ownership.
Hypothesis: It was generally believed that employees often choose short-term benefits.
Premise: If Steele really changed her story a second time, to Story No.
Hypothesis: If Steele really changed her story a second time, to Story No. It would matter.
Premise: Judge Thornton's ruling, she contended, will establish a barrier that stops abused women from seeking protection of the courts.
Hypothesis: The judge's ruling will establish a barrier to stop abused women from looking for court protection.
Premise: Centrelink, a one-stop shop that pays a variety of Australian government benefits, has recently made it its business to improve payment accuracy.
Hypothesis: Centrelink does Australian government payments.
Premise: It is a beautiful, sad little movie about betrayal.
Hypothesis: The film is so sad that people have cried while watching it.
Premise: We are holding a follow-up forum on December 9, 2002 to discuss what actions have been taken by a variety of parties and those that remain in order to help restore public trust and confidence.
Hypothesis: On December 9, 2002 there will be a follow up forum to aid in restoring public trust.
Premise: This brings me back to my proposed constitutional  capping individual taxes and tying the cap to the average tax bill.
Hypothesis: I think we should cap individual taxes at 25%
Premise: I do think, however, that some consideration should be given to a statutory revenue cap as one means of adding a bit of starch to the spine cost containment.
Hypothesis: There should be no thought about the revenue cap.
Premise: (Martha does not appear at all in the current issue of Living .) The zooming stock price is evidence that Wall Street can distinguish Martha from her product.
Hypothesis: The cover of the issue of Living out now has Martha on it.
Premise: uh pretty substantially because the the unemployment rate is pretty high
Hypothesis: Not significantly, given that the unemployment rate is close to zero.