xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Between Luxor Temple and the Nile is the Corniche, a tree-lined avenue carrying traffic through the town and officially called El-Nil Street.
Hypothesis: The locals still prefer to call El-Nil Street "Corniche".
Premise: Anchor tenants in the local arts scene include the long-lived Nevada Ballet Theatre, which has toured the country and the world with its original productions.
Hypothesis: Anchor tenants in the local arts scene include the ballet, which attracts thousands of spectators at each performance.
Premise: I don't feel it's appropriate to try and dictate someone's behavior in their own apartment, but the smell drives me nuts.
Hypothesis: There is a smell coming from their apartment.
Premise: According to the U.S.
Hypothesis: The U.S. denied the information presented.
Premise: and like for you know instead of just being oh big tough Russia but i still believe they've uh they've probably got weapons we can i mean they they never would sell to anybody else
Hypothesis: i don't think they have any weapons anywhere
Premise: yeah Chicago was great too
Hypothesis: Yes, Chicago was magnificent as well.
Premise: In this climate popular hostility was trained against powerful private interests and gave new life to anti-Masonry as a political movement.
Hypothesis: Anti-Masonry is a political movement.
Premise: They claimed they could feel a hum or whisper, deep and powerful.
Hypothesis: They were sensitive to the noises.
Premise: This time, however, there were staff about; ladies and gentlemen in white coats, cradling test-tubes and flow charts.
Hypothesis: The scientists were hoping to find a cure for the disease that day.
Premise: Flow rock around you up to your nose and toss you into a lake.
Hypothesis: Put rock around you and throw you into the lake.
Premise: In 1999, it lifted more than 4.8 million individuals out of poverty.
Hypothesis: Majority of people are now out of poverty.
Premise: that's that that's that's something that really true that may sort of that military thing i was speaking of before i think that's that's certainly true i mean his military may just go out and say well we just Gorbachev said you can't do it and we're just not going to let you do it you know so
Hypothesis: Yes, that's probably true since Gorbachev's military might come out and say it.
Premise: (Various sites, among them MSNBC, provide CIA video of the reconstruction of the crash of TWA Flight 800.)
Hypothesis: MSNBC carried rolling 24-hour coverage for three days following the downing of TWA Flight 800.
Premise: A Byzantine expedition from Constantinople ousted the Vandals from the Balearics in 534.
Hypothesis: The Balearics were liberated from the Vandals by Constantinople.
Premise: To this end, BLM, FHWA, IRS, and VBA developed a set of expectations for senior executive performance that were intended to balance organizational results, customer satisfaction, and employee perspectives and offered a menu of expectations for senior executives to incorporate into their individual performance plans.
Hypothesis: A set of expectations for senior executive performance was set.
Premise: Factors to Consider in the Assessment
Hypothesis: The assessment's factors are very important.
Premise: What work would be so satisfying that he'd do it for free?
Hypothesis: He does work for free just to pad his resume.
Premise: The setting sun and blood moon painted the sky in dark red.
Hypothesis: The sky was painted dark green by the setting sun and blood moon.
Premise: What really has changed is that many voters in many countries have decided that traditional left-of-center policies (e.g.
Hypothesis: Voter mindsets in several countries have changed over time.
Premise: Tourism numbers fell dramatically but are now rising again as visitors grow more confident.
Hypothesis: The main reason that tourists quit coming was because of a natural disaster.
Premise: The deepest of all the lakes at 75 m (250 ft), Wast Water is bounded on the east side by steep slopes of gray scree (small loose stones) that tumble into the watery depths, and on the west by stretches of bracken.
Hypothesis: There are stretches of bracken on the west of the Wast Water lake.
Premise: In particular, you should also consider the validity of data.
Hypothesis: You should consider if the environmental data is valid.
Premise: I can't feel as you do, Lawrence, he said at last. 
Hypothesis: I feel the same, Lawrence.
Premise: before they didn't but i know they're going to start now
Hypothesis: They will start in a few months.
Premise: My actions came without warning but not without repeated provocation.
Hypothesis: I was constantly being prodded to pop the balloon and finally did it without much warning.
Premise: Daniel looked around, surprised by my urgency.
Hypothesis: Daniel knew I would be insistent.
Premise: In the film, Lana tries to prevent John and Tom from finding Brandon by asking them to go get a drink.
Hypothesis: In one scene of the movie, Lana asks Tom and John to get a drink to deter them from finding Brandon.
Premise: On the summit is a monument to Nossa Senhora da Paz (Our Lady of Peace), dedicated to the end of World War I. Around the monument are anchor chains from French ships sunk in Funchal harbor by German torpedoes.
Hypothesis: There is a monument related to World War I.
Premise: and i mean it i don't i don't know what it is it's supposed to be uh real inexpensive i know that
Hypothesis: I just know it's supposed to cost less than $2.
Premise: Prosperity is like Tinker  It lives on belief that it lives.
Hypothesis: Prosperity is tangible.
Premise: Explainer thanks Professor Karl-Heinz Nassmacher of Carl von Ossietzky University in Oldenburg, Germany.
Hypothesis: The professor from Carl von Ossietzky University, Karl-Heinz Nassmacher, was the only one the Explainer thanked.
Premise: i'm just flat out of pet stories i don't even have a pet anymore
Hypothesis: I used to have pets, but not anymore.
Premise: Vice President Gore is on the hot seat in the campaign-finance investigation . The Washington Post reported that some of the money Gore raised in phone calls from the White House went to the Clinton-Gore campaign (hard money) instead of the Democratic National Committee (soft money).
Hypothesis: Vice President Gore is accused of illegal campaigning to get $2 million.
Premise: well which uh sixties uh rock bands do you like the best
Hypothesis: Which smooth rock bands from the sixties do you like best?
Premise: Where are the Scotland Yard fellows?"
Hypothesis: What is the location of the Scotland Yard fellows?
Premise: what i've been doing when i get invited someplace and bring something i make uh food kebabs You take little toothpicks and cut up uh pineapple and strawberry
Hypothesis: Pineapple and strawberry makes the best food kebabs.
Premise: and uh during that whole month and then pay it at the end of the month
Hypothesis: You have to pay before the month ends or you get a fine
Premise: Beautiful as she had seemed before, it was as nothing to the loveliness that now went fully adorned.
Hypothesis: She had seemed much more beautiful before she was adorned.
Premise: Defenders argue that the piece brings a wider audience to classical music, proving it isn't something to be feared (Barrymore Laurence Scherer, the Wall Street Journal ).
Hypothesis: Classical music is being introduced to a broader audience by new music.
Premise: It should also be considered that the value in this table assumes conservatively high proportion of boilermaker labor and that the boilermaker trade grows at its minimum target rate of 5.3 percent.
Hypothesis: Boilermakers are a growing trade and a great idea for young students.
Premise: okay uh things have become much more enlightened since then
Hypothesis: Since then, things have become more advanced.
Premise: use performance results as a basis for pay, awards, and other personnel decisions.
Hypothesis:  Use of performance results as a basis for pay, awards and personnel promotion.
Premise: So yes, I'm going to get my hands dirty and I will consider myself properly damned for it.
Hypothesis: I am going to dig right in.
Premise: The front page of the NYT national edition brings word that, buoyed by the soaring approval ratings of the sex-scandalized Bill Clinton, the sex-scandalized Bob Packwood wants to get back in the game.
Hypothesis: Bob Packwood never considered re-entering politics.
Premise: Her skin was pale and clammy to Jon's touch.
Hypothesis: Jon touched his skin and felt grossed out.
Premise: Certain data are taken from various reports for one or more recent years and are actual data.
Hypothesis: The data taken from various reports contains information about magical penguins.
Premise: On June 6th, the President announced a proposal to establish a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and on June 18th he transmitted draft legislation to the Congress for its consideration.
Hypothesis: The President created the Department of Homeland Security.
Premise:  "To lose a war makes a man bitter,"Don Cazar said slowly.
Hypothesis: Winning a battle makes a man grumpy.
Premise: no so you've you've got to uh uh yeah okay so so you you've pretty much got to the ball park uh uh to figure out but
Hypothesis: So, you have to go to the ball park to figure it out.
Premise: Sir James turned to her.
Hypothesis: She was behind Sir James.
Premise: In New Jersey, outreach efforts are limited.
Hypothesis: Outreach activities in New Jersey are limited.
Premise: During the Woodward trial, Johnnie Cochran has occasionally devoted his daily Court TV show, Cochran &amp; Company , to the case.
Hypothesis: The daily court TV show shed some light on evidence and facts previously not reviewed in the Woodward trial.
Premise: Someone cried out in pain but Ca'daan could not see what had happened.
Hypothesis: Someone cried out in pain but Ca'daan and Eric didn't see what happened.
Premise: It boasts a fine south porch and marble and alabaster treasures that evoke the wealth of the diocese in the 16th and 17th centuries, particularly the elaborate chapel screens and, in the northern arm of the transept, an intricate 16th-century astronomical clock.
Hypothesis: Nobody knows exactly how much the diocese was worth during the 16th and 17th centuries.
Premise: She was a remarkable woman, gaining power as regent for the young Tutmosis II her stepson before usurping it for herself by claiming divine right to rule.
Hypothesis: After growing to a suitable age, Tutmosis II took the reigns of power from his father.
Premise: The green and fertile region round Naples, between the Tyrrhenian coast and the western slopes of the Apennines, was colonized by the Etruscans and Greeks.
Hypothesis: The Naples area is infertile.
Premise: -Property, plant, and equipment of historical, natural, cultural, educational or artistic significance, referred to as heritage assets, for example, the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial;
Hypothesis: The First National Garden is a heritage asset.
Premise: Evaluation and referral interventions have been able to get a number of emergency department and trauma center patients into alcoholism treatment.
Hypothesis: The in-patient part of the alcoholism treatment for a trauma patient is 10 days.
Premise: Sure, this is cowardly, intellectually dishonest, and an insult to the democratic process, but it's also thrifty, and that's important, too.
Hypothesis: It's not considered thrifty and it is an affirmation about the medical system.
Premise: The good news, however, is that freeway exits and visitor sites are well marked, and you're bound to discover an unexpected attraction to get you off the road and back to the excitement that is Los Angeles.
Hypothesis: There are more attractions to discover throughout Los Angeles than anywhere else on the West Coast.
Premise: It spends more than $20 billion a year for facility design, construction, and related services.
Hypothesis: Facility design alone costs more than $20 billion a year.
Premise: so that's that's what i thought was interesting that uh there are still drugs out there and then there are those socially acceptable drugs
Hypothesis: I smoke a lot of drugs that society in general is alright with.
Premise: A working town through much of its history, with the wool and mining industries as major employers, Keswick also aroused the interest of writers and artists.
Hypothesis: Several famous writers wrote their novels in Keswick and published them later.
Premise: Sad organ music is suddenly replaced by an upbeat, jazzy  The owner opens the drawer and takes the package.
Hypothesis: The music was sad and mysterious when the package was taken out
Premise: Good-bye. Good luck to you, he said in a louder tone.
Hypothesis: "Good luck to you", he whispered.
Premise: The man beheld him a moment longer before turning to the girl.
Hypothesis: The man looked from him to the girl.
Premise: No, he said.
Hypothesis: Jon told the children no.
Premise: 2 million in damages, enough to permit the estate to get a judgment and execute on the negatives.
Hypothesis: Because the amount of damages were so low, the estate was unable to acquire a judgment.
Premise: How do you feel? asked Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon asked if the person had a headache.
Premise: oh really  yeah oh we lived in uh we lived in uh New Hampshire for ten years we lived in Dover uh until we moved out here
Hypothesis: We lived in New Hampshire.
Premise: Just east of the Royal Palace is the stately Plaza de Oriente, lined with statues of Spanish kings and queens, and the Teatro Real, Madrid's long-suffering opera house.
Hypothesis: Plaza de Oriente is a popular destination for tourists.
Premise: You Tejanos, There was no pretense of friendliness in his hail.
Hypothesis: He had an unfriendly demeanor about him when he spoke.
Premise: It must have been quite twenty minutes before Poirot rejoined me. 
Hypothesis: I was happy to see Poirot when he rejoined me.
Premise: It looked like a Hallowe'en decoration of a woman on a broomstick.
Hypothesis: It resembled a Christmas decoration.
Premise: Qualitative Planning of Economic Policy, ed.
Hypothesis: Make the best of economic policy through quality of planning.
Premise: so if you know if you know where where you're get getting your your automobile from
Hypothesis: So if you know who you're selling your plane to...
Premise: Though most of its people claim descent from the ancient Egyptians, modern religious practices and social protocols are totally divorced from those of their ancestors.
Hypothesis: Modern religious practices bear no resemblance to those of the ancient Egyptians.
Premise: no no uh nobody in my family hunted uh my father had had guns when i was in high school because he got them from a friend who lived in Massachusetts
Hypothesis: Everyone in my family has shot at least one deer before and all own their own guns.
Premise: Exotic plants from every corner of the British Empire were subsequently brought here before being transplanted to other gardens on the island.
Hypothesis: Some exotic plants on the island are not native to it.
Premise: Among this amazing range of exquisite and colorful finds, there are also important artifacts that help confirm certain archaeological theories about the chronology of Egyptian history such as the slate palate of King Narmer one of the first documents scribed after Egypt became a unified Kingdom.
Hypothesis: We learn a lot from the documents the kings wrote.
Premise: The 700-year-old Fondaco dei Turchi was a warehouse for the merchants of Constantinople, now the Natural History Museum.
Hypothesis: The only place that could be re-purposed as the Natural History Museum was the 700 year old Fondaco dei Turchi.
Premise: yeah yeah that we're kind of stuck with them
Hypothesis: This is a group that we're faced with.
Premise: Mature trees shade lawns and flower beds that are home to numerous birds species and cheeky gray squirrels.
Hypothesis: There are no animals of any kind near the trees, flower beds or lawns.
Premise: By developing this new category, it is anticipated that audit standards will be developed to address the specific items in that category.
Hypothesis: If the new category is developed, the audit standards will be tailored to the specific items in the category.
Premise: summary of the officials' oral comments and provide a copy of the summary to management of the audited entity to verify that the comments are accurately stated.
Hypothesis: The accuracy of the comments is never verified.
Premise: Monica, ever imaginative, bragged about the dress to Linda Tripp even though it was just an ordinary dress.
Hypothesis: The dress Monica bragged about was extravagant.
Premise: But then, as reading Hoelterhoff's book will remind you, the words opera and rational seldom belong in the same sentence.
Hypothesis: Hoelterhoff believes that opera is always rational.
Premise: They contain diaries, poems, puzzles, and interviews.
Hypothesis: They have personal journals, poems, puzzles and interviews.
Premise: A small museum reopened here in 1998.
Hypothesis: The previous museum had closed fifty years earlier.
Premise: Another of Funchal's loveliest gardens, five minutes away by car is Quinta da Boa Vista (Rua Luis Figueiroa de Albuquerque).
Hypothesis: Funchal has dozens of gardens.
Premise: sure yeah i have heard of that
Hypothesis: I am familiar with that.
Premise: Here's one typical posting from Jan.
Hypothesis: This is not a typical sample post from Jan.
Premise: Around a.d. 141, the three Maccabee brothers overthrew the Seleucids and established their own Hasmonean dynasty and an extensive empire which dominated Palestine as far as the Golan in the north and Gaza in the south.
Hypothesis: Palestine was dominated by the Seleucids.
Premise: It costs less, and may taste better, in the remote areas.
Hypothesis: The remote areas have worse tasting stuff.
Premise: that's true with so many elected officials i guess there's just so many people to go around  in some of those cases
Hypothesis: It is desirable to have a large number of elected officials to choose from.
Premise: Break the monotony of 25 sequential reviews with full-length author interviews (which the Times used to have), letters from abroad, debates, and a gossip column.
Hypothesis: Times switched from full-length author interviews due to reader's short attention spans.
Premise: long as you no they'd grow kind of like a vine they they put out little feelers kind of like an ivy would
Hypothesis:  They grow like a vine and put out little feelers like ivy does.
Premise: Hillary could have known in detail, known in general, not wanted to know, or truly had no idea.
Hypothesis: It is most likely that Hilary did not want to know.
Premise: Last year, more than 5,000 petitions were filed in Idaho for protection orders in domestic violence cases.
Hypothesis: They were shocked by how many were filed.
Premise: because it's far more advantageous for them to sit there and just draw uh welfare money than it is to work uh we did a uh a cost comparison in one of my courses and we took all the benefits that a family that a a married couple with two kids would get under welfare and what they would be making at minimum wage and they came out four thousand dollars better a year by taking welfare
Hypothesis: Benefits such as a family with two kids were taken by us.
Premise: You can examine the oyster beds from the port's jetty, the Jet??e de la Fenatre.
Hypothesis: One can view oyster beds from the Jetee de la Fenatre.
Premise: Among Lumet's defenders are the Los Angles Times ' Kevin Thomas, who says the director makes the unlikely plot twists believable the old-fashioned  through interaction with a screen full of strongly drawn, fully dimensioned, psychologically valid characters.
Hypothesis: All of Lumet's movies include unlikely plot twists.
Premise: Exactly below the high altar, at the bottom of a flight of marble stairs, the Panteon Real (Royal Pantheon) is a subterranean churchyard of history.
Hypothesis: The churchyard of history is very elaborate.
Premise: yeah he was a real wild one
Hypothesis: He was very disciplined.
Premise: Down below, there was the carriage containing White's men... ...And there were two others on the outside with us, attacking the carriage at its joints.
Hypothesis: A carriage had White's men in it.
Premise: 148 Chapter 18 The Telegram BAFFLED for the moment, Tommy strolled into the restaurant, and ordered a meal of surpassing excellence.
Hypothesis: Tommy walked into the restaurant and just drank the free water.
Premise: You can almost feel the beat of the music booming acrosethe sand from all the portable radios and tape players.
Hypothesis: You can enjoy some peace and quiet on the serene sands of the beach.
Premise: Err, maybe... the cashier answered and continued with her memorized speech:
Hypothesis: Maybe, said the cashier then went on to continue her spiel and sell me more.
Premise: In accordance with section 604a(2), it provides a summary of the significant issues raised in the comments submitted in response to the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis and its reaction to those comments.
Hypothesis: They did not approve the comments according to the reaction.
Premise: Slate will never give Microsoft the skeptical scrutiny it requires as a powerful institution in American society (any more than Time , once again, will sufficiently scrutinize Time Warner).
Hypothesis: Slate doesn't give enough skeptical scrutiny to any powerful American institution.
Premise: A series of caravanserais (rooming houses for the camel caravans that were the main method of transporting goods), or khans as they were known in Egypt during the Fatimid era, were built here by Emir El-Khalili, giving the market its name.
Hypothesis: The market earned its name from a bloody battle with the dreaded warlord Shir Khan.
Premise: Here, indeed, she might expect no mercy.
Hypothesis: No mercy should be expected here.
Premise: and tell yeah well tell him that Bill Mayhood sell hi said hi
Hypothesis: Tell him that Bill Mayhood said hi.
Premise: The technology of satellite TV--one 18-inch dish on the deck of my apartment receiving 207 channels from something flying in space thousands of miles away--is wonderful.
Hypothesis: The technology behind satellite TV's ability to be in everyone's home is wonderful.
Premise: The cynical view is that she's got a year or two at the top before she chokes under the pressure, as Kwan did.
Hypothesis: Some people think she will choke after a year or two at the top.
Premise: and one for glass and then you can either bundle your newspapers or put them in grocery bags so we have we leave three little piles of things out on the curb every Thursday and the garbage men come by and
Hypothesis: When the garbage men come by they find the piles of stuff we've left out for them.
Premise: In such matters, only the Satheri know.
Hypothesis: In matters like this, no one knows anything.
Premise: (iv) Other Relevant Information Under Acts and Executive Orders
Hypothesis: There is no more information that is relevant.
Premise: Got me this to prove it.
Hypothesis: My proof is this torn page from a diary.
Premise: The heroes of the movie are a man and woman who escape the system with their baby and are going to live like a traditional family.
Hypothesis: The couple featured in the movie are unmarried.
Premise: As Andre Breton wrote of fictionalization of actual  I do not regard such a thing as childish, I regard it as monstrous.
Hypothesis: Andre Breton thought there was no childish fictionalization of actual, but a monstrous one, said the teacher.
Premise: and uh i did the whole house myself as a matter of fact i had the foundation poured the concrete poured and the rest of all the building i did entirely on my own which was quite a project uh i don't
Hypothesis: It took me three months to do the whole house on my own.
Premise:  "Don't know.
Hypothesis: I do not know.
Premise: In practice, awards seem to gain legitimacy with the patina of age.
Hypothesis: As awards get rustier, they gain legitimacy.
Premise: She's goin' to be as fine a lady as her ma I'm willin' to swear to that."The filly lipped Drew's fingers experimentally and then snorted and did a frisky little dance with her tiny hoofs rustling in the straw.
Hypothesis: The filly did a little dance after Drew stopped talking for a while.