xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Goodness gracious! 
Hypothesis: Oh my! she exclaimed.
Premise: okay okay well thank you very much
Hypothesis: I appreciate what you have done.
Premise: The Sons of the Egg had gotten him off the hook with Sather Karf.
Hypothesis: The Sons of the Egg had lied to Sather Karf to get him off the hook.
Premise: Historical institutions that stand out among the jewelry and glass shops can be found in and around Piazza San Marco.
Hypothesis: The Piazza San Marco is lined with historical institutions and artisanal shops.
Premise: Why is he here?
Hypothesis: Why is Jon here?
Premise: they said it was thirty days but on one of my our our thing is they said that you'd have to the way the test is you'd have to really be smoking for it to show up and i don't think that's right
Hypothesis: It's better to be safe than sorry if you ask me.
Premise: He increased the pressure.
Hypothesis: He rose the pressure.
Premise: and uh we lived here for about seven years then we moved back and so then i said i'm going to move back up there to go to college
Hypothesis: We have never moved from this place.
Premise: yeah lot of pop music out that just isn't very thrilling
Hypothesis: All of the pop music that is out is amazing and exciting!
Premise: But this pseudogenerosity is also a kind of  A critic may be censured for slamming a worthy movie
Hypothesis: A critic may be censured for giving a bad review to a great movie because his standards are not in common with other critics.
Premise: yeah they all work for TI too
Hypothesis: They all work for MG.
Premise: Preferably without.
Hypothesis: Prefer to have it.
Premise: As for Johnson's character, the movie depicts him as a gangster with a heart, but a gangster nonetheless.
Hypothesis: Johnson plays a gangster in the movie.
Premise: This analysis also neglects overtime, which would reduce the demand for workers somewhat.
Hypothesis: There's no discussion of overtime in this analysis.
Premise: The publication quotes a film critic who says at the post-screening interview she giggled uncontrollably ...
Hypothesis: The film critic giggled uncontrollably at the screening of the film.
Premise: And this is how you repay me! 
Hypothesis: And you'll repay me just like this.
Premise: you need to start the grill
Hypothesis: Put away the grill; we don't need it.
Premise: yes i went i worked um i went there for a class in a factory and some of the people in my class couldn't speak fluent English they had a very difficult time with it and they and they couldn't the ones that could speak speak it had a really hard time reading it so
Hypothesis: everyone in my class there was fluent in English
Premise: The most important Buddhist excavation (1 12) is the only chaitya sanctuary here, the eighth-century Cave 10 with its fine rib-vaulted ceiling reminiscent of a western Romanesque cathedral.
Hypothesis: Cave 10 was undoubtedly inspired by Western architecture.
Premise: But the market can be productive without being rational, and you can have change without progress.
Hypothesis: It is possible for the market to be productive without being rational and for there to be change without progress.
Premise: The Constitution requires a vote of at least two-thirds of the Senate to convict and expel a president.
Hypothesis: A national popular vote is taken to determine if a sitting president will be removed.
Premise: It will likely emerge in the 21st century as a regional leader in more than just economic terms.
Hypothesis: It will evolve into a regional leader in government terms as well.
Premise: i would i just think i should would like to go to my own hospital where my doctor is rather than have to go to a hospital on a list that's the only thing i have against it
Hypothesis: I don't really care what hospital I go to, I have nothing against any of them.
Premise: The press has been through an orgy of breast-beating over its dismissal of Jones in 1994.
Hypothesis: Despite press attention, there was little public engagement with Jones' dismissal.
Premise: The railroad needed a way station, and Las Vegas was the place.
Hypothesis: Las vegas seemed to be the best place to put a way station.
Premise: But how much more emotional the Carnegie Hall climax would have been if instead of suddenly seeing these East Harlem kids on stage with Perlman, Stern, Joshua Bell, etc., we'd seen them rehearsing first and struggling to keep up.
Hypothesis: East Harlem kids struggled during their rehearsals for their performance at Carnegie Hall.
Premise: uh probably Spring but uh i don't much care about things like that i'll i'll make a little sort of greenhouse a miniature greenhouse to put all this stuff in
Hypothesis: Dad will help me with building the greenhouse.
Premise: Information security has become too important to handle on an ad hoc basis.
Hypothesis: Information security is important.
Premise: Time 's cover depicts soldiers in the spring's most anticipated war--in other words, actors from Star  The Phantom Menace . Time gushes over the fresh, handsome, grand new movie and publishes a fold-out guide to its new characters and techno-military toys.
Hypothesis: Time's cover shows soldiers in the Star Wars movie.
Premise: I thought so, said Jane thoughtfully.
Hypothesis: Jane said that she thought so as well.
Premise: Hastings has explained to you that we are anxious for no publicity?
Hypothesis: We don't want publicity, as you've been informed by Hastings?
Premise: La Rochelle is full of museums, among them the Mus??e du Nouveau Monde (10 Rue Fleuriau), which celebrates the town's early trading links with the New World; the Mus??e des Beaux-Arts (28 Rue Gargoulleau), which includes an important portrait of Martin Luther by Lucas Cranach and notable canvases by Giordano and Ribera; and the huge Aquarium (Avenue du Lazaret).
Hypothesis: La Rochelle has lots of museums.
Premise: Don't let the fragile appearance fool you; they're deadly weapons.
Hypothesis: They can't cause any real harm.
Premise: with uh green beans not green beans but green peppers and red peppers and onions
Hypothesis: The recipe does not call for onions.
Premise: yeah and also the cost of it you know not not not great not uh public school but i can't imagine having to raise a kid now and and have to look to college
Hypothesis: Hard to imagine raising a kid now and look to the cost of college.
Premise: Bill Kristol (ABC's This Week ) is amazed that the GOP is getting away with opposing a tobacco bill.
Hypothesis: The GOP is opposing a tobacco bill and their success has astounded Bill Kristol (ABC's This Week )
Premise: i just have a hard time finding any spare time lately
Hypothesis: Recently, I haven't had much spare time.
Premise: Another 16 km (10 miles) north on the narrow, twisting road is Curral das Freiras, a village that until very recently was truly isolated from the outside world.
Hypothesis: There is a narrow road that leads to Curral das Freiras.
Premise: Payments from the U.S. to FPAs for the Delivery of US Outbound mail 4/ 8/ 5 FPA Payments to the U.S. for the Delivery of Foreign Origin Inbound Mail 5/ 9/ 6 U.S.
Hypothesis: Mail is free nationwide thanks to government subsidies.
Premise: yeah yeah i lived in a town it was a college town in Virginia and i mean people kept their lawns mowed but they sure didn't get into like they do here in Texas wasn't a source of pride or something like it is down here
Hypothesis: There exists a college town in Virginia you can live in.
Premise: they just seemed to like it
Hypothesis: They seemed to like the park.
Premise: I cannot say that I am prepared to give up my aversion to the tax code, but the lowincome taxpayer clinics are an innovative way for those who are comfortable with its provisions to help others in need.
Hypothesis: Nobody is comfortable with the provisions of the tax code.
Premise: uh it was it was right it was something for children that that they they had several advertisements on television pushing parents going and and uh getting the video and watching it with their children and discussing it and that kind of thing
Hypothesis: It's targeted at adults but some children are curious.
Premise: it uh  that's just the bad thing you either you either have to take the take this kind of weather or uh or take the really really cold weather
Hypothesis: YOu don't have to deal with the cold.
Premise: I hope others will follow you.
Hypothesis: I hope others follow in your footsteps.
Premise: Listen, Mister Kirby, iffen you rode with th' Rebs, you better keep your lip buttoned up when th' Blue Bellies hit town.
Hypothesis: You rode with the Rebs.
Premise: so that part of it is still uh there's something that people for some reason they don't really want to vote uh
Hypothesis: EVeryone is excited to vote.
Premise: often times i've gone into nursing homes where you know they have like a central area where they take the people to and all you do is to just sort of sit there like
Hypothesis: A lot of nursing homes have an outdoor playground.
Premise: Note that alcohol and tobacco are both exceptions to Hong Kong's duty-free regime and are subject to tax.
Hypothesis: You don't pay taxes for most things in Hong Kong.
Premise: 4) Even if fiber doesn't prevent colon cancer, it does prevent other cancers and heart disease.
Hypothesis: Fiber does help with prevention of certain cancers.
Premise: How you ever had the nerve to play your part as you did I can't think." She stamped her foot.
Hypothesis: "I did not expect you to play your part at all," she said.
Premise: Karenga, Kwanzaa's creator, has also written two books on the celebration,  Origin, Concepts, Practice and The African American Celebration of  A Celebration of Family, Community and Culture . And Anna Day Wilde describes how the holiday gained popularity in Mainstreaming Kwanzaa, in Public Interest , No.
Hypothesis: Kwanzaa was creates by a Chinese woman.
Premise: Another 10 km (6 miles) to the south lies the natural wonder of the Costa Calida, the Mar Menor, a salt water lagoon separated from the Mediterranean by two strips of land known collectively as La Manga.
Hypothesis: Costa Calida is a man-made wonder.
Premise: like you take Asian countries or uh the Eastern countries where women are like in the foreground uh in the background and the men are in the foreground and it's like you know um they live back in where where we came from two hundred years ago you know we've we've advanced beyond that
Hypothesis: We are still behind Asian and Eastern countries with regard to women's rights.
Premise: and that place boy if somebody came and she liked them and she went outside with them and it's hard to drag her away
Hypothesis: She never liked anyone and would never follow anyone outside.
Premise: Azay-le-Rideau
Hypothesis: It's not Azay-le-Rideau.
Premise: After reaching this long-run equilibrium, increased saving and investment yields a higher level of GDP per capita but does not boost worker productivity and economic growth.
Hypothesis: A higher yield of GDP per capita does not boost worker productivity.
Premise: yeah but i guess i just don't know what i'm doing
Hypothesis: I definitely know how to do this.
Premise: He isn't here, I suppose.
Hypothesis: I haven't seen him in awhile.
Premise: Bradley and Colvin (2000) estimated the entry pricing cost of the USO for the United States.
Hypothesis: Bradley and Colvin guessed the entry pricing cost to be about $5 million.
Premise: yeah uh in our country
Hypothesis: In this country.
Premise: This structure incorporates fragments of medieval and Renaissance architecture and sculpture that make it a living museum.
Hypothesis: The building is constructed and decorated solely in a modern theme.
Premise: People gather around the cafe, kiosks, and shopping arcades, the young on their cell phones confirming evening plans, the pensionati talking football (soccer) and politics.
Hypothesis: The pensionati prefer talking about football to politics.
Premise: Water sports enthusiasts go south to the beaches of Okinawa, the liveliest being Moon Beach at Nakadomari.
Hypothesis: Water sports enthusiasts tend to go to indoor swimming pools.
Premise: On Face the Nation , political consultant Ralph Reed went further, calling the scandal Al Gore's albatross because he acted as an advocate for a president who 73 percent of the American people believe committed perjury and only 24 percent think is honest and trustworthy.
Hypothesis: Al Gore acting in support of a president with a sense of honesty at question by the American people was a source of guilt to him, according to Ralph Reed.
Premise: We are also being inundated by bankruptcies, but in those cases we can only take on cases of workers whose wages are being garnished and who can't take care of their basic needs with what they have left.
Hypothesis: Workers who go bankrupt but have savings cannot receive assistance until their savings are depleted.
Premise: An agency official has advised that HUD will subsequently issue final regulations.
Hypothesis: HUD will be closed down for an audit for the foreseeable future.
Premise: Multiple absorber installations will typically add a few months to the implementation schedule, particularly to connect additional absorbers during scheduled outages.
Hypothesis: The long-term benefits of absorbers far outweigh their short-term costs.
Premise: The case study seemed a way out.
Hypothesis: The case study was thorough in its efforts to gather information.
Premise: Say that you're from the Podunk Banner and that you want to talk to her about some new policy.
Hypothesis: Say that you want to sell her some cookies.
Premise: The assassin closed in, his face up close to Jon's.
Hypothesis: The assassin's face was close to Jon.
Premise: so we our budgets are realistic and they are not so stringent as you know to make us feel uncomfortable
Hypothesis: You have to give up any extras.
Premise: Consistent with OPM's and OMB's views, our model of strategic human capital management embodies an approach that is fact-based, focused on strategic results, and incorporates merit principles and other national goals.
Hypothesis: Our model of strategic human capital management embodies an approach that is fact based.
Premise: They will eat your children.
Hypothesis: The people are cannibals.
Premise: Advertising by financial institutions offering IRAs and information about employer-sponsored 401(k) options serve as reminders about ways to save for retirement.
Hypothesis: Employer sponsored 401(k) options are often advertised by financial institutions.
Premise: and companies are paying them good money to report accurately and they're not they're so lazy they're just not doing it i mean they just find your name and they match it up
Hypothesis: They're so lazy, companies are paying them good money to report accurately, and they're just not doing it, they just find your name and match it up.
Premise: operating system engaged in symmetric multitasking.
Hypothesis: Operating systems aren't able to be programmed to multitask.
Premise: (He has also refused to extradite the Croats indicted for war crimes to the Hague, perhaps fearing they would implicate him.)
Hypothesis: The man faced much criticism for his decision not to extradite them.
Premise: As his Ed Norton-ish sidekick, Kelly walks off--or, rather, rides off--with the picture, his skeletal frame planted buck naked on a motorcycle as he rushes to reach Devine's house before the man from the lottery.
Hypothesis: Kelly is a man riding a motorcycle while naked.
Premise: At the Institute for the Development of Organic Motherhood, a new method of an IQ 'intervention boost' was discovered, which could be used already during the gestation period.
Hypothesis: They can give an IQ boost when the baby is a fetus.
Premise: I passed out and had to be carried home.
Hypothesis: I had drank too much alcohol.
Premise: But I think that he's going to  Well done, our good and faithful servant.
Hypothesis: We have no servants, as we let them all go.
Premise: Cast a cold eye On life, or death.
Hypothesis: Look with warmth on life and death.
Premise: To take only the most extreme  Outright bribes do not, as far as we can tell, play a big role in determining federal policies--and who doubts that they would if they were legal?
Hypothesis: Bribes do not play a big role in determining federal policy.
Premise: I can't count the number of children sired up there.
Hypothesis: There are well over four hundred kids.
Premise: All the stories which had been dinned warningly into his ears since he had left the Mississippi now brought his hand to one of the Colts at his belt.
Hypothesis: The man had been warned all about the scary outlaws.
Premise: How likely is it that life elsewhere will go through the same evolutionary leaps as life on Earth?
Hypothesis: Life elsewhere will be different than earth.
Premise: we get into so much of the mother dominating figure if if the father has more input there
Hypothesis: We went into detail about mothers but not much with fathers.
Premise: and a Bradshaw." Tommy interrupted him: "When did she ask for an A.B.C.
Hypothesis: Tommy let the man speak and said nothing.
Premise: 1, realized gains do not count as personal income, but any taxes paid on such gains reduce disposable personal income and thus saving.
Hypothesis: The subject of gains is quite silly.
Premise: The second knowledge point is achieved when the product's design is determined to be capable of meeting product requirements-the design is stable and ready to begin initial manufacturing of prototypes.
Hypothesis: The first knowledge point has the same requirements as the second one.
Premise: Each of the men wore leather armor and dressed in the style of heavy riders.
Hypothesis: The men were styled like heavy riders.
Premise: One of the largest centers is near Coniston, and there are several around Ullswater.
Hypothesis: There is more than one center around Ullswater.
Premise: Just look at dolphins, the very model of marine sophistication, a creature whose intelligence we're always called upon to admire like some horrible precocious child.
Hypothesis: Dolphins are lacking in sophistication, as well as intelligence.
Premise: and uh so he went in and now he's a registered voter but he would not vote before that
Hypothesis: He would not vote, but then he went in and registered.
Premise: Meats are specially cooked in tandoors (charcoal-fired clay ovens).
Hypothesis: The meats are cooked in their tandoors outdoors on the beach.
Premise: Against the odds, much of the islands' traditional life and values has been preserved, and while agriculture is no longer the dominant income source, plenty of people still have little connection to tourism.
Hypothesis: The traditional life and values of the islands have mostly been lost.
Premise: right from the the oldies but the goodies it's probably pretty close to what i have because i have the same kind of thing at work i have a three eighty six S X which is TI computer but everything in is in IBM mode so
Hypothesis: it is likely similar to the thing i own
Premise: The patient surely maybe will wake up... Dr Kaliszewski began to say during the morning rounds three days later, '...in about three days to three years.'
Hypothesis: The patient has been asleep for more than three days
Premise: For a lot of people in the legal services, the initial reaction [to the program]  'Been there, done that; doesn't work.
Hypothesis: 'Been there, done that' does not work for most people in the legal services.
Premise: On a more positive note, we recently reviewed the efforts of three agencies (the Postal Service, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and the Park Service) to more strategically manage their facilities and assets by forming business partnerships with the private sector.
Hypothesis: The Postal Service's efforts were among those reviewed.
Premise: When the Board developed the standards for stewardship reporting, its intention was to provide overall guidance on definitions, recognition, measurement, and minimum and recommended reporting.
Hypothesis: Guidance on definitions is the highest priority for the Board.
Premise: For those who look into the future and are concerned, there are some fundamental  What can be done?
Hypothesis: Some people are concerned about the future.
Premise: Indirect noncompliance is noncompliance having material but indirect effects on financial statements or other financial data needed to achieve audit objectives.
Hypothesis: Indirect noncompliance is when noncompliance must have indirect and material effects on financial statements.
Premise: Directly behind the square sits the main building of the Sorbonne.
Hypothesis: The main building of the Sorbonne sits directly behind the square.
Premise: TRANSACTION - A particular kind of external event involving the transfer of something of value concerning two or more entities.
Hypothesis: A transaction is an external event that has just one entity.
Premise: 'Uh, I think maybe I'll get something to eat and we can do this later-' I started to babble, stepping out of the bath.
Hypothesis: I was very nervous and tried to leave the bath as soon as I could.
Premise: Truly, I believe the country is in the best of hands, but how do I rid myself of these impure thoughts?
Hypothesis: The thoughts were coming often.
Premise: without you know really tearing up their place but just like um you know the people that bought ours
Hypothesis: You know the couple that bought our house very well.
Premise: right uh you know things like that so uh that's what makes it worth it uh because he's handicapped and he's at home all the time so so uh
Hypothesis: He's handicapped and at home all the time, he's really depressed.
Premise: The suppliers provided EPA their current capacity and the capacity that will be on line in the year 2002.
Hypothesis: The suppliers did not give any capacity to the EPA.
Premise: Pitfalls Not collecting the right amount of data
Hypothesis: By not collecting the right amount of data, it could cause a massive drop in the marketplace.
Premise: interactive presentations by security staff to various user groups to market
Hypothesis: Responsive presentations by specialized employees to different users.
Premise: Improved products and  Senior executives can use the feedback from customers to enhance the customers' understanding of the organization and make improvements in the organization's products and services.
Hypothesis: Products of all kinds can be enhanced by including a feedback card in the packaging.
Premise: You realize that he chose the one place in the house to hide it where its presence would not be remarked? 
Hypothesis: He wanted the item to be found.
Premise: Safire's journalistic cheating undermines their professional work.
Hypothesis: Safire has a history of always telling the truth
Premise: So, tell me how?
Hypothesis: Please don't talk to me.
Premise: right well the when this war broke out it frustrated me all this the antiwar people and
Hypothesis: The war was a good thing.
Premise: Employees' schedules are established, either through management designated work schedules or by mutual agreement between employees and management.
Hypothesis: Employee work schedules are decided by the employees.
Premise: And gentlemen, it's been fun, but now I really need to get some rest.'
Hypothesis: I then proceeded to drink some tea and sleep.
Premise: The entrance hall also portrays famous Scots in a beautifully detailed frieze just below the cornice; it's a veritable Who's Who of the Scottish establishment.
Hypothesis: Famous Scots are not seen anywhere else in the building.
Premise: Here the works of such Western sculptors as Moore, Arp, Caler, and Giacometti share the garden space with those of Shimizu Takashi, Takamura Kotaro, and other Japanese artists.
Hypothesis: Most visitors come to the garden to see the sculptures.
Premise: Resting on Our Laurels
Hypothesis: We are relaxing now.
Premise: May such terror terrify those in thrall to earthly error, for the horror of these images tells what awaits them. 
Hypothesis: All who view these images will rethink their earthly ways.
Premise: i mean like i said they do a lot of internal advertising on that kind of stuff but i haven't seen anything
Hypothesis: I have heard of the advertising they do, but I haven't seen anything.