xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: It's a hobby that doesn't get too much time these days.
Hypothesis: Few people are interested in stamp collecting these days.
Premise: To the Berbers' amazement the tables were turned, and it wasn't long before the Ibicencos were boarding the enemy's brigantines on the open seas and  liberating  the pirates' booty   even that of the greatly feared  Pope  (see box).
Hypothesis: The Berbers are forever unlucky and can not accomplish anything.
Premise:  Adrin knelt to one knee and smiled at Susan.
Hypothesis: Adrin smiled at Susan on one knee.
Premise: Baracoa's Hotel Castillo has a bar with sensational views and frequent live music.
Hypothesis: The Hotel Castillo located at Baracoa houses a bar.
Premise: and there's even some silver plated bowls and stuff there's a lot of stuff it's a big booklet
Hypothesis: The booklet is small, it's really just plates and stuff like that.
Premise: everybody in the dorm watched it i mean everybody you were an outcast if you didn't gather in the TV room at two o'clock in the afternoon to watch this soap i mean people scheduled their class around it and everything so i
Hypothesis: It was the final episode of an evening, prime-time television soap opera.
Premise: For individual taxpayers, tax incentives increase the after-tax return on saving for particular purposes or on specific types of assets accumulated.
Hypothesis: Tax incentives are very helpful
Premise: Or, maybe higher savings wouldn't really increase growth.
Hypothesis: Or, maybe growth wouldn't really increase due to higher savings.
Premise: I should never have thought of that."
Hypothesis: I should have never entertained that thought.
Premise: According to rate case figures, this would provide additional revenues of about $70 million, but one would expect associated adjustments that went beyond this figure.
Hypothesis: This would provide additional revenues of about $70 million according to rate case figures, but one would expect associated adjustments that went beyond this figure.
Premise: three cats um i have a Bombay a Turkish Van and a Himalayan Persian
Hypothesis: I have two cats.
Premise: A key purpose of the 1980 Act was to strengthen GAOas ability to obtain access to records in the face of opposition by agencies including the White House.
Hypothesis: A key purpose of the 1980 Act was to strengthen the muscles of the attorneys
Premise: I fear we are perhaps a little behind the times over here in our methods.
Hypothesis: I am afraid we have outdated methods over here.
Premise: the next thing
Hypothesis: The next thing is even more important.
Premise: and then turn around in thirty years that you know and less they're out
Hypothesis: They have to serve the entire sentence.
Premise: He could trust Kells, Drew thought.
Hypothesis: Drew was sure Kells was telling the truth about the battle.
Premise: As you stroll around ramparts or along the streets of small towns, you will find that the local people will acknowledge you with a Madame or Monsieur and a nod of the head.
Hypothesis: The towns you visit will be desolate, uninhabited, and lonely.
Premise: She felt morally battered to the ground after her conflict with Julius's vigorous personality.
Hypothesis: She felt utterly demolished after her vicious fight with Julius.
Premise: Every year he has less work to do.
Hypothesis: There is more work to do each year.
Premise: And shouldn't Toobin, by his own standards, have disclosed his book dealings with Isikoff to Vast Conspiracy readers?
Hypothesis: Toobin should have disclosed his book dealings.
Premise: The small, flat island of Nueva Tabarca lies about an hour by boat from Alicante.
Hypothesis: It takes several days to reach Nueva Tabarca by boat from Alicante.
Premise: Upscale department stores have arrived at suburban malls in recent years, challenging the stalwarts like Sears and Dillard's.
Hypothesis: The new department stores do well in the malls.
Premise: Ow! That's enough! Yes, we're not dreaming. We've got a job!
Hypothesis: We've surprisingly haven't got a job.
Premise: Yeah i noticed my van has a uh a button on the temperature gauge that you can switch between centigrade and fahrenheit
Hypothesis: I noticed that my van has a button on the temperature gauge that lets you switch between centigrade and Fahrenheit.
Premise: and and he got real into it i guess
Hypothesis: I assume he really got into it
Premise: PSC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public service organization committed to helping the federal government improve its efficiency, management, and productivity.
Hypothesis: The federal government is running smoothly enough that PSC has decided to end its ongoing mission.
Premise: Ca'daan stood, his head throbbing and for the first time saw the full extent of the battle.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan's head hurt where he had been hit.
Premise: Their e-mail says no no, but their mouse clicks say yes yes.
Hypothesis: E-mail's will say no and mouse clicks will mean yes.
Premise: But now Prospect , a British magazine that covers politics and ideas, asserts that sociology is back.
Hypothesis: Prospect asserts that recent interest in human nature has cause sociology to make an impressive comeback.
Premise: The Easter spirit is  A week after Time 's heaven cover story, Newsweek and U.S.
Hypothesis: Time ran a cover story about heaven.
Premise: studies or pooling of control group data might better identify predictors.
Hypothesis: Studies or pooling do not help predictions.
Premise: It's worth noting that the first and last Muslim woman to rule in India was Qutb-ud-din's granddaughter Raziyya.
Hypothesis: Raziyya was an intelligent and special woman.
Premise: The largest, Pyre-Lachaise, has a population estimated at 1,350,000 buried here since its foundation in 1804.
Hypothesis: The Pyre-Lachaise has the most people buried at it.
Premise: that's i'm going to have to start going out to eat more often i'd i guess i would like to see some things like that
Hypothesis: I don't eat out that much.
Premise: But I don't understand how one would believe that this change that I am describing is only about gated communities, or a side-by-side network.
Hypothesis: What I am describing only occurs in gated communities.
Premise: But Aaron hardly figures here and, of course, psychology isn't the point.
Hypothesis: Aaron doesn't matter to the story.
Premise: well it does sound very interesting maybe our phone company out here will get around to offering something like that
Hypothesis: We don't have a phone company.
Premise: Ronald Maio cautioned that we should not abandon the randomized, controlled trial (RCT).
Hypothesis: Ronald Maio advised against abandoning the randomized, controlled trial.
Premise: In Europe, the Catholic cardinal, master of practical politics, was not above supporting the Protestant Swedish, Danish, and German forces in the Thirty Years' War against the Catholic Austrians, Italians, and Spanish.
Hypothesis: The war led to Christianity being the only religion in the world.
Premise: The good government responsibilities that could be led by a COO 
Hypothesis: Good government responsibilities may be able to be led be a COO.
Premise: Privacy Act of 1974 (Public Law 93-579) a The Privacy Act protects the privacy of individuals identified in information systems maintained by federal agencies by regulating the collection, maintenance, use, and dissemination of information by such agencies.
Hypothesis: The Privacy Act is protects the people's privacy.
Premise: yeah oh that's neat
Hypothesis: Oh that's awful
Premise: One day, German was out throwing passes at an early practice.
Hypothesis: German was at an early practice throwing passes.
Premise: yeah it gets a long ways after a while
Hypothesis: It goes a good distance because it has good gas mileage.
Premise: The report by the Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine completes a three-year evaluation of Guardian ad Litem - or GALs - in divorce and parental rights and responsibilities cases in the state.
Hypothesis: The report concerned divorce and parental rights in the state.
Premise: Amazingly, though, this seemingly insurmountable problem can be surmounted.
Hypothesis: There was no possibility to overcome the problem.
Premise: Great billowing streaks of flame, snaking to heaven and coiling up the sky.
Hypothesis: The flames seemed to be coming from everywhere.
Premise: When the last of the wealthy Rezzonico family disappeared, Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning bought the palazzo, and the poet died in a first-floor apartment in 1889.
Hypothesis: The Brownings owned a palazzo previously owned by the Rezzonico family.
Premise: In 1994, the DNC abandoned its own procedure for vetting contributions for legality.
Hypothesis: The DNC doesn't like money.
Premise: For example, nearly 34 percent of our evaluator and related staff will be eligible to retire by the end of fiscal year 2004.
Hypothesis: None of our staff may retire.
Premise: Non-asthma respiratory emergency room visits Increased airway responsiveness to stimuli Chronic respiratory damage / Premature aging of the
Hypothesis: Respiratory emergency room visits can be non-asthma related.
Premise: well with with your you know if you're around the home though and and and can watch TV and read the paper the problem is is that about twenty minutes of news radio or thirty minutes is and then they start repeating everything
Hypothesis: You can watch TV but they repeat the news every hour.
Premise: REPAIRABLE - An inventory item that is expected to be repaired when broken or worn out.
Hypothesis: Repairable is a word that does not deal with inventory repair.
Premise: well now it does no no no no it's just the old PC and it has two floppies it doesn't have a Winchester it doesn't have anything but for what i need just keeping records it does just fine
Hypothesis: I can't use this old PC with two floppy disks, it is just not adequate for what I need.
Premise: They held it for only four years, but the city was razed once again (just as Jesus had prophesied), the fortress of Masada fell, and the Jews were again taken into exile and slavery.
Hypothesis: The Jews went through some hard times once the city was destroyed.
Premise: and uh he came within about a quarter of an inch of going uh to Saudi he ended up in Korea instead and because of the way they split a transportation group out in Lubbock
Hypothesis: He ended up in Saudi.
Premise: Rupert Murdoch is rumored to be interested in buying it and turning it into a West Coast version of the New York Post . A circulation-hungry Willes vs. the rapacious  That's just the kind of fight the American newspaper industry needs.
Hypothesis: It is known for a definite fact that Rupert Murdoch intends to buy it and turn it into a West Coast version of the New York Post.
Premise: The future Kassandra flew to the La Berg Clinique two days later, but came back after a week, because she also had some minor shopping to do.
Hypothesis: Kassandra was only out of town for a week.
Premise: That was one of them.
Hypothesis: That's one of them, but smaller than we expected.
Premise: There are some times where a man does something unforgivable.
Hypothesis: It was a horrible incident.
Premise: Those who had survived and those who could be revived were busily rebuilding.
Hypothesis: Tens of thousands had been reanimated, and were helping with the rebuilding.
Premise: yeah probably because you said retirement and that really has not even occurred to me once
Hypothesis: I've been thinking about retirement all the time, especially now that you brought it up
Premise: generalizability?
Hypothesis: Not generalizability
Premise: Yes, suh. Anse, too, must be caught up in the same web of memory.
Hypothesis: Anse also must be caught up in the same memory.
Premise: Elasticity concept can be extended to any other variable in household's
Hypothesis: Elasticity concept can't be extended to any other variable in household's
Premise: Many applaud the book's conclusion that his perversions distort his studies.
Hypothesis: Nobody applauded the book's conclusion.
Premise: She'd probably ask you the way to the Moat House." He described Tuppence as well as he could, but the porter shook his head.
Hypothesis: Tuppence went missing whilst looking for the moat house.
Premise: When reporters asked whether Clinton should resign, White House Press Secretary Joe Lockhart replied, He believes it would be wrong to give in to the politics of personal destruction.
Hypothesis: Personal destruction politics should not decide Clinton's resignation.
Premise: For the hikers, a bus goes to a point quite close to the summit, after which it's an easy but exhilarating walk to the top.
Hypothesis: At the summit, the view is said to be the best in the country.
Premise: The capital of the Gododdin was Din Eidyn (the  Fort of Eidyn,  almost certainly the Castle Rock), whose name lives on in the Edin- of Edinburgh.
Hypothesis: Edinburgh derived its name from Din Eidyn, the capital of the Gododdin.
Premise: In any event, Gore dropped out of the race shortly after the debate.
Hypothesis: In each one of the events, Bush quit the race shortly after the debate.
Premise: A small corner of the building is kept as a museum in her memory the exhibits include the lamp that gave her her nickname.
Hypothesis: The entire building is now a museum in her honor.
Premise: (Poverty Drops to 20 Year Low--that was the USA Today headline we saw at a Wal-Mart in Morgantown.)
Hypothesis: The poverty level is the highest its been in 20 years.
Premise: The Sierra de Guadarrama fills half the horizon.
Hypothesis: You can clearly see the distant horizon even past the Sierra de Guadarrama.
Premise: Perhaps only the antics of Lynn Redgrave's estranged husband could top that.
Hypothesis: Lynn Redgrave was soon to be divorced.
Premise: 48 Suddenly, to Tommy's complete surprise, Tuppence dragged him into the little space by the side of the lift where the shadow was deepest.
Hypothesis: Tommy pushed Tuppence away, knowing her plans.
Premise: could have a contest
Hypothesis: Could have a contest
Premise: Once they were all at his compound he had them massacred their influence had come to a sudden, bloody end.
Hypothesis: He had them all killed.
Premise: The Lateran Treaty of 1929 had created a separate Vatican state and perpetuated Catholicism as Italy's national religion with guaranteed religious education in the schools.
Hypothesis: There was no education.
Premise: The Israeli press, which historically has respected the agency's request not to probe its workings, splashed these stories across the front pages.
Hypothesis: The Israeli press uncovered and reported on the agency's unlawful acts.
Premise: Don't obstruct good ideas just so you can win.
Hypothesis: Good ideas should not be obstructed if it is done to win.
Premise: Everything that he was for the moment incapable of saying was eloquent in that look.
Hypothesis: He was at a loss of words, but his face told everything.
Premise: and what happened at the end is the judge um um uh Michael wanted wanted the firm put in receivership and the judge wouldn't do it but he said he he's going to give a like a ten day uh evaluation and he was going to put it in the hands of a businessman to to run it and see if the firm was salvageable or not
Hypothesis: THe judge agreed with Michael.
Premise: uh i believe that you can that you can change well maybe not from year to year but at least you can change periodically uh as to you know as to to get the stuff that's more important to you yeah that's uh something that the uh that the federal government you know put into uh you know into the IRS regulations as uh as
Hypothesis: I think that once you have a belief that it doesn't change for the rest of your life.
Premise: New York also is unique in implementing relevant legislation that might have some national potential.
Hypothesis: The legislation being implemented in New York has no chance of reaching the national level.
Premise: However, LSC, in the proper exercise of its statutory authority, may sometimes reject a state plan as insufficiently responsive to the tenets of State Planning and substitute a reconfiguration plan adjudged to better maximize effective and efficient delivery of high quality legal services.
Hypothesis: LSC has no authority in rejecting any state plans.
Premise: On the other hand, commercial companies consider this review a critical decision point in their product development process because it precedes a commitment to significantly increase their investment.
Hypothesis: This review is a critical decision points because it comes before a chance to vastly increase their investment.
Premise: What follows the incredible spree of productivity that lasted from 1947-50 is a kind of brownout.
Hypothesis: In terms of efficiency, not a lot happened from 1947-50.
Premise: primarily one of his brothers and i won't give the the whole plot away but it's it's really a good movie uh Al Capone had three brothers
Hypothesis: I can only tell you that Al Capone had three brothers in the movie.
Premise: All visits to Pompeii and Herculaneum should begin or end here, since the world-famous collections beautifully display not only the paintings and mosaics buried there nearly 2,000 years ago by Mount Vesuvius, but a host of other sculptures from the region's villas and temples, brought here for safe-keeping.
Hypothesis: Mount Vesuvius buried the most important art works, and they were perfectly preserved.
Premise: Grown up, I'd go with those same adjectives, except now I think it's one of the best.
Hypothesis: I do not want to go with those adjectives.
Premise: Newsweek also publishes a dispatch from a U.N. weapons  [W]hile they delayed us from entering some sites, we have seen Iraqi officials burning documents and throwing the embers into a river.
Hypothesis: The documents burned are suspected to have been related to WMDs.
Premise: and i don't know it didn't doesn't seem like it would work to take it away when we're using it but maybe i know we're not using it so wisely
Hypothesis: The program doesn't seem like it would work well.
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: To annoy Saddam Hussein, president Bush intentionally pronounced his name incorrectly.
Premise: yeah it's scary to know that they're supplying that many people with weapons especially when it's to the south of us
Hypothesis: I don't care who they supply weapons to.
Premise: Sex, drugs, and hidden Jews!
Hypothesis: Sex, drugs and visible Jews.
Premise: i've yeah yeah and you can't control it you you know it's the cable channels sometimes you can but
Hypothesis: You have no control, unless over the cable channels.
Premise: excuse me if they pay for a PhD
Hypothesis: If they spend money on the degree to get a better job, excuse me.
Premise: Ceterns, some of them dating from Moorish times, catch whatever rain falls from the sky, and when needed, supplementary water supplies are shipped in to this desert island.
Hypothesis: Ceterns provide all of the needed water in winter.
Premise: is that that's because you're you're natives there and that's what you're used to you you've grown up that way
Hypothesis: You are not natives there and that is not how you've grown up.
Premise: yeah the uh this this guy did too he ended up going to Leavenworth which is good i'm glad
Hypothesis: Going to Leavenworth was necessary to get this guy more disciplined.
Premise: If the employee is not recording his or her T and A data, the basis for recording the data could be (1) the timekeeper's or supervisor's observation, (2) time clocks, or other automated timekeeping devices, where not prohibited by law, or (3) other applicable techniques.
Hypothesis: If time clocks or automated timekeeping devices are available and legal, it can pose as basis for recording the data.
Premise: At a time when Holland was experiencing a surfeit of prosperity--what Simon Schama calls its embarrassment of riches--de Hooch was apparently left out in the cold.
Hypothesis: Holland expected to inherit a million dollars.
Premise: The excellent system of roads and public transport (now enhanced by the Channel tunnel) makes the combination of car and train an attractive proposition.
Hypothesis: The public transport of France is horrible and should be avoided.
Premise: It's gross, says Sarah Quinn, as she loiters in the parking lot of the Four Seasons with her longtime boyfriend Ben.
Hypothesis: Sarah Quinn expressed to Ben that making love in the Four Seasons hotel is gross.
Premise: Each pays tribute to the other in reliefs on the interior walls.
Hypothesis: Only one relief appears on the walls, dedicated to the glory of Christ.
Premise: Vladimir Putin was confirmed as Russia's prime minister.
Hypothesis: Putin was not allowed to lead his country.
Premise: Hawaii (Big Island): The Kona Coast has superb beaches and the Puuhonua-O-Honaunau Cityof Refuge, Hawaii's most striking native temple grounds .
Hypothesis: The Kona Coast contains very important native temples.
Premise: All of the organizations monitored compliance with organizational policies to some extent.
Hypothesis: Some groups were not as vigilant as they should have been.
Premise: yes well my grandfather he eventually completely lost
Hypothesis: My grandfather was the ultimate winner.
Premise: I had my own experience, during the Nixon administration, of carrying on despite swirling scandal.
Hypothesis: Nixon continued work, ignoring the scandal.
Premise: so it becomes uh a general battle of the who sort of the election of the lesser of two evils
Hypothesis: There are two very good choices.
Premise: Considering the Results of Previous Audits
Hypothesis: Analysing the Results of Previous Audits
Premise: oh i see well i worked for the government so i i moved uh
Hypothesis: I relocated to the west coast when I got a job working for the government.
Premise: Albert be it, said Tuppence.
Hypothesis: Tuppence remained silent.
Premise: I cannot thank you enough for your assistance, said Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: He is appreciative of their help.
Premise: uh they finally got smart and got a riding lawn mower which was a big improvement for for us  us kids who had to go out there and uh mow the the grass every every week
Hypothesis: The riding lawn mower performs much worse than our push mower.
Premise: Road trips.
Hypothesis: Travel
Premise: Anyway, a kid of her age wouldn't know enough.'  
Hypothesis: The kid was a knowledgeable person
Premise: The Royal Museum has displays devoted to anthropology, archaeology, natural sciences, and technology.
Hypothesis: There are many fascinating exhibits at thee museum.
Premise: It still revels in its own identity, which is now internationally recognized through such influential cultural products as the Rastafarian religion and reggae music.
Hypothesis: Rastafarians make reggae music.
Premise: The evening wind blew her hair.
Hypothesis: The bald woman shivered from the cool night air.
Premise: Apparently, White really had given Greuze all the data he needed.
Hypothesis: They were shocked to learn they never gave them the data.
Premise: we went to the play-offs
Hypothesis: The play-offs went well, we won.
Premise: it's the rest of it huh you know the uh-huh
Hypothesis: Uh huh, it's the rest of the dinner on the table.
Premise: Now, as with the Tour Eiffel and the Louvre's Pyramid, people have learned to live with it and even love it, and it averages 23,000 visitors every day.
Hypothesis: The attraction is not very popular and only averages 23 visitors per day.
Premise: His humanistic intuitions about the difficulties and possibilities inherent in therapists' struggles with their patients, parents' struggles with their children, a mass society's struggle with its citizens, and the self's struggle with itself were perhaps not profoundly original.
Hypothesis: His intuitions about the challenges of life's struggles were inspired by something else.