xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: well there's so many neat places along the way i mean you've got Arkansas you know and
Hypothesis: There aren't any interesting places around there.
Premise: EPA did, however, reduce the potential burden of required information collection in drafting the final rule.
Hypothesis: The epa has yet to draft the final rule
Premise: yes they're very expensive i mean even
Hypothesis: Yes, they are very costly.
Premise: now you watch just sure as anything the Japanese are going to come out with a laptop at half the price with more stuff on it
Hypothesis: The Japanese will unveil a cheaper and more powerful laptop.
Premise: In his lifetime, many petty Euro?­pean princes tried to imitate Louis's style with their own little Versailles, complete with court artists and sycophants.
Hypothesis: Princes thought that Versallies was something they could copy.
Premise: Get a move on, George, shouted Julius.
Hypothesis: Julius shouted to George that he needed to move.
Premise: it could be an interesting
Hypothesis: It might be an interesting show to see.
Premise: so it was still a lot cheaper than what we did because ours is thirty years
Hypothesis: It was, regardless, much less expensive than what we did.
Premise: Dell Computer, for instance, would be at least five times as hard to acquire today as it was a year ago.
Hypothesis: It would be at least five times harder to find a Dell computer today than a year ago.
Premise: In the morning Ca'daan dressed and headed to the carpenter's shop.
Hypothesis: He left the shop never to return.
Premise: There you are, youthful curiosity and adventure-lust.
Hypothesis: You want to explore a lot.
Premise: yeah it it is interesting to watch that water rise all of a sudden
Hypothesis: It's a sight to see all the water rise.
Premise: yeah you sure did what grade did you teach or
Hypothesis: You did not teach.
Premise: For an entity to run and control its operations, it must have relevant, reliable, and timely communications relating to internal as well as external events.
Hypothesis: Slow and random communication is needed for all events.
Premise: There is a discussion of the current costs of transplantation and the analysis concludes that the final rule will not substantially raise the costs.
Hypothesis: It is believed that the final rule will not raise costs.
Premise: Detection activities play a significant role not only in identifying improper payments, but also in providing data
Hypothesis: Detection activities do little to find improper payments.
Premise: Directors alter his scripts at their peril.
Hypothesis: Their scripts are altered by directors.
Premise: oh Lord right yeah i i saw the first one and i i thought that was you know pretty humorous
Hypothesis: I watched the first one, but I did not get the humor.
Premise: The symmetry of the large central courtyard has a simple elegance.
Hypothesis: The courtyard was designed to be symmetrical down to the types of plants growing on each side.
Premise: And we mustn't overlook the players.
Hypothesis: The players should be overlooked.
Premise: but then you know it's kind of like a a lottery somebody in their lifetime may win millions of dollars where another person doesn't win anything and tries and tries and tries
Hypothesis: Everyone wins the same amount.
Premise: Napoleon's apartments display the style of his empire, and a Napo?­leonic museum has been installed in the Louis XV wing.
Hypothesis: Napolean's apartment had no distinct style.
Premise: He felt Jon tense as well.
Hypothesis: Jon was feeling relaxed and great.
Premise: They ate and they talked of the meeting.
Hypothesis: They discussed the meeting that had been on Wednesday.
Premise: if they made it straight across the board everybody pay five percent if their gross national profit was say a million dollars then pay five five percent of that
Hypothesis: They will have success if they impose new interest payments.
Premise: In addition, opportunities may exist that will enhance agencies' ability to attract and retain talent at all levels.
Hypothesis: Agencies have the chance to hire talented people at all levels.
Premise: Look there."  
Hypothesis: Look over here.
Premise: The Megaron Gyzi Museum to the north of the cable car station is housed in a beautiful 17th-century fortified house.
Hypothesis: There is a cable car stop at the Megaron Gyzi Museum.
Premise: I guess I oughtn't to have put you wise, but in the States we know a real smart lad when we see one.
Hypothesis: I should have let you know and made you wiser.
Premise: and what it takes to have that good life and if you're willing to work for it then they're probably be more inclined to work for it
Hypothesis: They will be more apt to work for it if you are.
Premise: but they have one under you know my first name James they have one under my first name and initial middle initial then they have a a third one under my just my two initials
Hypothesis: They only have one record of my information on file.
Premise: the middle of May we're uh planning a trip down to Toledo Bend and sometimes we rent a trailer and then
Hypothesis: We don't really go out there anymore.
Premise: because he he well was he was the youngest quarterback there was wasn't he
Hypothesis: Wasn't he the youngest quarterback?
Premise: Once again, it's the teams playing in small markets that suffer, because they can't command an audience big enough to attract big TV contracts.
Hypothesis: A team in a small market needs to supplement income with bake sales.
Premise: A lovely eighth-century Birth of Buddha is curiously reminiscent of Christian nativity scenes.
Hypothesis: The Birth of Buddha and the Christian nativity scenes are nothing alike.
Premise: The remains of mining and quarrying sites on the face of The Old Man of Coniston, the mountain above the town, are a reminder of its history.
Hypothesis: The remains of quarrying sites were considered historically significant by local government and protected from demolition.
Premise: she spends lots of money on them and i guess a lot of people do do do that they landscape their whole house with flower gardens she's got like
Hypothesis: She spends a lot of money on her garden.
Premise: For something more  high-tech,  Eilat offers 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea aboard the Jules Verne mobile underwater observatory boat.
Hypothesis: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a pretty low-tech event.
Premise: Some offices have lots of finger paintings, says Mr. Davol, studying a work of diagonal and vertical red smears on brown construction paper. 
Hypothesis: The finger paintings were made by office workers.
Premise: Assess the effectiveness of the agency's workingrelationship with the contractor.
Hypothesis: The goal is to evaluate the status of the working relationship between the contractor and the agency.
Premise: Alternatively, it is possible for inexperienced riders to join other tourists on horseback for a moonlight excursion, with a barbecue at the end of an easy it's an excellent way to meet people.
Hypothesis: Moonlight horseback rides end with barbecues.
Premise: There was a swish of full skirts, and he looked up at a girl.
Hypothesis: He looked up at the girl wearing the polkadot skirt.
Premise: we i don't think we can really understand their attitude because their culture's just so much different
Hypothesis: Our cultures are too different to come to any common ground.
Premise: You can do what some corporations do.
Hypothesis: You can do business like some corporations do, legally.
Premise: They lit their fire as the red sun fell behind the western mountains.
Hypothesis: They were east of the mountains.
Premise: When an anonymous benefactor provides him with the means to travel to New York and show his paintings at a SoHo gallery, he goes somewhat mulishly.
Hypothesis: He was reluctant to travel to New York because he didn't like the city.
Premise: Before trying to explore how various reform options might affect national saving, it is useful to highlight how the current Social Security program affects personal saving, the Social Security trust fund, and government saving.
Hypothesis: National savings is fixed and cannot be changed.
Premise: Paul agrees that such a rise in national savings might have some tendency to depress the economy, along lines of Keynes' multiplier model.
Hypothesis: Saving money helps to bolster an economy and make it healthy.
Premise: uh-huh software design engineer so as
Hypothesis: No, not a software design engineer.
Premise: Maintenance of effect might be possible with yearly consultations.
Hypothesis: Maintenance of effect is definitely possibly with monthly consultations, however.
Premise: I suppose it would do no harm to walk toward the hill.  
Hypothesis: The hill looks peaceful.
Premise: Dare say he soaked fly papers. 
Hypothesis: He soaked nothing that day.
Premise: These factors included (1) fostering trust and respect; (2) establishing effective, timely, and appropriately secure communication; (3) obtaining top management support; (4) ensuring organization leadership continuity; and (5) generating clearly identifiable membership benefits.
Hypothesis: Three main factors take precedence.
Premise: The establishment and maintenance of a fair and equitable schedule
Hypothesis: The establishment and maintenance is on a schedule.
Premise: N ”o ”I am sure I didn't.
Hypothesis: I most definitely did not.
Premise: a 716(b), I am submitting this report because the Vice President, as Chair of the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPDG), has not provided the General Accounting Office (GAO) with access to certain records relating to the process by which the National Energy Policy was developed.
Hypothesis: This report is being submitted by me because the vice president hasn't provided anything because he's lazy.
Premise: Safire suggests that Janet Reno should have asked to see the president alone, warned him unequivocally of the penetration, enlisted his aid in the investigation--or, if she thought it necessary, read him his rights.
Hypothesis: Janet Reno should have met with the president alone, like she had done 100 other times.
Premise: NOECs and LOECs are determined by hypothesis testing (Dunnett's Test, a t test with the Bonferroni adjustment, Steel's Many-One Rank Test, or the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test with Bonferroni adjustment), whereas LCs, ICs, and ECs are determined by point estimation techniques (Probit Analysis, the Spearman-Karber Method, the Trimmed Spearman-Karber Method, the Graphical Method or Linear Interpolation Method).
Hypothesis: Hypothesis testing is the most efficient means of determining a NOEC.
Premise: Relied on iffy legalisms to help Clinton escape trouble.
Hypothesis: Clinton lied and created iffy legalisms.
Premise: and uh sounded like he got pounded pretty hard
Hypothesis: Sounded like he was victorious.
Premise: yes well and things are repeated
Hypothesis: Every one is unique.
Premise: they used to have several places um that were a little ways out in the community that did the paper and all and they stopped doing it because they said it wasn't profitable
Hypothesis: The rise of the internet has killed our local papers.
Premise: In my opinion, modernizing agency performance appraisal and management systems and linking them to agency strategic plans and desired outcomes should be a top priority.
Hypothesis: In my opinion, updating appraisal and management systems is a needed priority.
Premise: Violent insurrections provoked equally violent massacres in retaliation
Hypothesis: The violent massacres were a retaliation against violent insurrections.
Premise: It can be a bit like a claustrophobic small town, where your private life is part of the public dialogue.
Hypothesis: The small town was disliked due to its claustrophobic nature.
Premise: Bill Bradley and George W. Bush ought to know.
Hypothesis: Bill Bradley is obviously clueless, and nobody would expect him to know much of anything.
Premise: The fringe benefit figure excludes unfunded civil service retirement liability, certain annuitant benefits, workers compensation, unemployment compensation, repriced annual leave, bonuses and awards.
Hypothesis: Workers compensation is a fringe benefit.
Premise: (Republicans revel in quoting JFK to Democrats, and especially to the Kennedys now in the Senate and the House.)
Hypothesis: Republicans like to quote JFK to Democrats.
Premise: Inattention in such important matters cannot be too highly censured.
Hypothesis: Attention to detail is key.
Premise: Many cities are doing the same.
Hypothesis: There are several cities undertaking similar activities.
Premise: No. 20 did you say?" And he winked.
Hypothesis: He winked as he confirmed the number.
Premise: if you could weed out those the people that have chronic accidents and test those you know that's a start
Hypothesis: Plans to test people should be abandoned.
Premise: This would narrow the wedge between the individual's return on saving and society's return on investment that results from the taxation of income from saving.
Hypothesis: This would narrow the wedge between the individual's return on saving and how many pairs of shoes people own
Premise: First, the focus of the event (as defined by the headline of the press release) would never be the focus of the article.
Hypothesis: The article didn't focus on the event's focus.
Premise: A good sword, high ground, or exceptional skill may push the odds but never by much.
Hypothesis: A good sword is only kind of helpful.
Premise: Such things naturally interest me."
Hypothesis: Things like this usually fascinate me.
Premise: and that worked out pretty well i went from a you know a second rate institution to a higher rate institution
Hypothesis: I went from a second rate institution to a higher rate institution.
Premise: Similarly, the chain-link fence surrounding the octagon looks grotesque.
Hypothesis: The fence was a beautiful Pickett one
Premise: But most of the other recent paintings are jeweled, engaging, user-friendly.
Hypothesis: Many of the paintings are engaging.
Premise: huh yeah that would be interesting to see i'm uh every attempt so far i think has failed  at a second football league
Hypothesis: Every attempt at making a 2nd league has failed.
Premise: Today the old building hosts the Edinburgh Experience, a 20-minute, 3-D slide show charting the history of the city and bringing to life the Edinburgh of today (April October only).
Hypothesis: You can learn about the past of Edinburgh through the slide show.
Premise: The analysis then compares actual findings to expectations.
Hypothesis: The results are almost always as expected.
Premise: well yeah there's a lot of people that um you know don't work
Hypothesis: There's a lot of people that don't work because they can find jobs.
Premise: Brunelleschi's masterpiece, the cathedral's grandiose terra-cotta cupola, with its eight white stone ribs curving to the marble lantern at the top, is the city's symbol, visible not only all over Florence but also from far beyond in the Tuscan hills.
Hypothesis: There are eight white stone ribs on the cathedral's cupola.
Premise:  Life still revolves around stuccoed farmhouses with tiled roofs and columned verandahs.
Hypothesis: Everyone lives in a farmhouse.
Premise: Well, I have a fancy for having it analysed again, that is all. And not another word on the subject could I drag out of him. 
Hypothesis: I knew that he was hiding something from me.
Premise: I know I should move past her, but no one I've ever met has had this effect on me, nor the rapport.
Hypothesis: Everyone I meet has more of an effect on me than she does.
Premise: We're smart.
Hypothesis: There are three of us.
Premise: well i'm not sure of anything i can't really think of anything else that we could recycle
Hypothesis: There isn't anything else I can think of that's recyclable.
Premise: 'Of course,' Greuze said quickly, 'I wasn't at all implying-'
Hypothesis: Greuze words came out fast, with an explanation.
Premise: you know accessibility of people to be able to break in i live on a third floor now but i you know i'm real concerned that i i don't want to be on a first floor where you can have problems with things like that and
Hypothesis: I'm concerned about break-ins to first floor properties.
Premise: The Americans rushed Major General Andrew Jackson to New Orleans to command the city's defense.
Hypothesis: Andrew Jackson had formerly commanded multiple defenses.
Premise: (I fear the latter.)
Hypothesis: I think the latter will happen.
Premise: The real cure for anti-Communist hysteria was a courage that Kazan, like most people, did not possess.
Hypothesis: Kazan was a cowardly and small man with few friends.
Premise: Seeing it on the tray, sir.
Hypothesis: Sir, it was there on the tray.
Premise: Madeira, alas, is no simple portrait of a Gauguin-like tropical paradise.
Hypothesis: Madeira is not a tropical paradise as it seems.
Premise: i think those guys those little V eights could have been made to be pretty powerful little engines if they would have gone with it but
Hypothesis: They could have been made better if the changed a few things.
Premise: By the prosecutor's code, Clinton has hanged himself.
Hypothesis: Clinton apparently has hanged himself, said the news.
Premise: Under my plan, sales taxes would only be not eliminated on certain socially desirable purchases, but also good shoppers would receive an anti-tax, a bonus for their beneficent purchases.
Hypothesis: Under my plan good shoppers would receive an anti-tax.
Premise: i guess if you're looking for that you're
Hypothesis: I guess if you're looking to buy a new car, you're going to need money.
Premise: But I can't.
Hypothesis: I am not able to.
Premise: yeah have you ever lived in a in a well but Dallas is i'm is are you calling from Dallas
Hypothesis: I know you aren't from Dallas.
Premise: This was only supposed to last for two weeks.
Hypothesis: It is still going, even though it was only supposed to be for 14 days.
Premise: They will be a focal point of the Prado's planned expansion.
Hypothesis: There has been a focal point selected for the project.
Premise: yeah we've got we've got one that's done that uh we've been pretty fortunate most of our neighbors have had many more um
Hypothesis: One it's done, so we've been pretty fortunate
Premise: If the designed procedures met the requirements, we did not object to the implementation of fast pay.
Hypothesis: They wanted their money.
Premise: My dear fellow, that's just what I want.
Hypothesis: There is nothing else that I want.
Premise: Could I ask you a question before you go?
Hypothesis: My question will not keep you, will it?
Premise: And the computer test may be better than doctors at recognizing problems in mentally healthy patients.
Hypothesis: The computer test might outperform humans in diagnosis.
Premise: And the whole concept of it seemed  What vegetarian wants to eat something labeled as steak, even if it is molded soy protein?
Hypothesis: Vegetarian wants to label molded soy protein as steak.
Premise: there are a few people every now and then that wear those to work there pretty strict about that though um i've never worn i just wouldn't i mean even to well jeans aren't exactly professional but for some reason a mini skirt is to me a little more unprofessional to wear to work than jeans just because it's maybe it's just because of the sexist views and everything but you just feel like you're you're being showing too much leg i don't know i wouldn't want to wear a mini skirt to work i have seen a few people do it though but they they weren't overly short and they weren't overly revealing they were pretty much in good taste but um for me i just
Hypothesis: Some people wear miniskirts that show everything to work.
Premise: yeah i i i agree with that i i think that the law the law is on who can buy a gun are are way too lax i think that i think that the
Hypothesis: The laws on buying guns need to be more strict.
Premise: right um-hum yeah i find it's usually pretty useful to cook you know some number of recipes out of a book to get a flavor of the style
Hypothesis: It's useful if you want to get a flavor of the style of cookbook you have, to cook a few recipes in there.
Premise: One bank dropped its interest rate in November 2001 to 1 percent.
Hypothesis: They increased the rate in November.
Premise: She graciously explains, It is one of the subtle ways we limit who applies.
Hypothesis: We have a few silent ways to shorten the list of applicants.
Premise: Israel gained total control of Palestine, including Jerusalem, Gaza, and the West Bank, as well as Egypt's Sinai and Syria's Golan Heights.
Hypothesis: Israel gained total control of Palestine.
Premise: More fathers need to buckle down on the home front, which would improve the attitude and motivation of mothers too.
Hypothesis: It is the duty of fathers to buckle down on the home front.
Premise: Ca'daan knew Severn cared not at all for the horse traders of Fena Set.
Hypothesis: Severn didn't care about Fena Set's horse traders.
Premise: be great it's a great experience really you still there okay i thought that was cut off there but
Hypothesis: It's a great experience.
Premise: 2. Are the arguments for various resolutions of the
Hypothesis: Included in the report are a list of arguments in favor of many of the proposals.
Premise: Revenue is shown when it is recognized, and it is shown as transferred to others when the cash is disbursed or the property is delivered.
Hypothesis: When cash is given to a customer, the corresponding revenue item shows up as a loss on the budget.
Premise: another clue for you for college money go to work for UT
Hypothesis: There is nothing for you at UT if you're looking for college money.
Premise: For example, the government, in its role as purchaser, can offer rewards and apply sanctions to a chief executive officer to ensure performance.
Hypothesis: The role of a purchaser cannot be ascribed to the government due to its massive size.
Premise: Ca'daan moved closer.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan moved closer to his grandma.
Premise: The federal court suit
Hypothesis: The unitary court.
Premise: yeah yeah he wasn't the guy to take them take them to the championship
Hypothesis: It was not him who made them champs, he didn't even play.
Premise: From the ferry docking station on the west bank, head to the nearby ticket office where you can purchase tickets for all the separate archaeological sites.
Hypothesis: This is so people can pick and choose what sites they want to visit individually.
Premise: my yeah big shoes to follow  well my favorite team is a is a sentimental favorite uh the Green Bay Packers i grew up in that area and have been following them
Hypothesis: After I left my home town, I stopped supporting Green Bay Packers.
Premise: Not all the way--he has not yet succeeded in building a durable majority on the court.
Hypothesis: He hasn't succeeded in getting a majority on the court.
Premise: Governmental receipts consist mostly of individual and corporation income taxes and social insurance taxes but also include excise taxes, compulsory user charges, customs duties, court fines, certain license fees, gifts and donations, and deposits of earnings by the Federal Reserve System.
Hypothesis: Individual and corporation income taxes make up most of the governmental receipts.
Premise: As a result, her overarching philosophy regarding awareness efforts was that users who thoroughly understood the risks were better equipped to use good judgment when faced with a potential security breach.
Hypothesis: As we result, he did not give any philosophy to anyone else.
Premise: In 1996, Robert Dole, a longtime supporter of MFN renewal, predictably accused Clinton of weakness and indecision, double-talk and incoherence in his approach to Beijing.
Hypothesis: Everyone thinks Clinton approach to Beijing was flawless.
Premise: The Egyptian Obelisk, brought to Constantinople by the Emperor Theodosius in a.d. 390, had been commissioned by the pharaoh Thut?έose III in the 16th century b.c.
Hypothesis: Emperor Theodosius admired the obelisk but denied its entry into Constantinople.
Premise: Within these disciplines, researchers have defined the case study and discussed its critical elements in a variety of ways.
Hypothesis: Researchers have analyzed the case study within those fields.