xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: yeah you can disagree with uh what they're doing and what they're saying but in reality i think they're they're trying to represent their constituents
Hypothesis: i believe they're attempting to represent their constituents
Premise: Drew began to think about that.
Hypothesis: Drew started to ruminate on that.
Premise: Our longterm projections illustrate the consequences for the federal budget, assuming that these trends continue.
Hypothesis: Our projections are just about the staffing issues, not the budget.
Premise: The Star has an account from Clinton's former chief White House steward Mike McGrath--who has testified before the grand jury investigating the current White House scandal--about the Saturday that Schiff locked him in the pantry off the Oval Office and reportedly said, We don't want to be disturbed for 20 minutes.
Hypothesis: Mike McGrath reported that he was locked in the pantry.
Premise: The page-boy's statement that Miss Cowley drove to Charing Cross.
Hypothesis: He said Miss Cowley drove to Chicago.
Premise: With Daniel's arrest, tabloids have dredged up the long history of Baldwins run amok.
Hypothesis: Tabloids dredged the Baldwin's history with Daniel's arrest.
Premise: i don't know some jobs it seems like it would just maybe be a waste of money because who cares you know i mean like i don't know
Hypothesis: It would be a big waste of money to protect the building like that.
Premise: uh-huh i've heard that they were very good
Hypothesis: They're supposed to be awful.
Premise: yeah i'm being single and no other responsibilities for yourself i guess you know it's i can i can i've been pretty happy i've i've haven't tried to upgrade myself right now that's uh
Hypothesis: I'm really happy and I'm single without any responsibilities other than to myself.
Premise: These reasons, which have also discouraged other headquarters units, include the airlines' refusal to establish separate official and personal travel accounts for employees, employees' reluctance to participate, administrative burdens and costs, and limited savings.
Hypothesis: The reasons stated are the cause of the refusal to create separate office and personal travel accounts for workers.
Premise: those uh ten speeds and their unforgiving seat that i sit on
Hypothesis: Those ten speeds and their very comfortable saddles.
Premise: Using these factors and the expected retrofits, the labor requirement for SCR, FGD, and ACI retrofits can be determined and are shown in Table 6-3.
Hypothesis: There is no current solution to figuring out the requirements for labor for SCR, FGD, or ACI retrofits.
Premise: At least he actually joined the military.
Hypothesis: He actually joined the military, at the very least.
Premise: Again the instinct of action against insult took over.
Hypothesis: Once again, the insult was let go with no action taken.
Premise: It was like the Classic experiment--"  "How hot is your sun?"  There was a long pause.
Hypothesis: It was like the Classic experiment.
Premise: One of the great pleasures of a trip to Aswan is taking a felucca out onto the Nile.
Hypothesis: Every person who visits Aswan enjoys taking feluccas out on the River Nile.
Premise: And that seems pretty shabby no matter what, exactly, happened in that hotel room--shabbier than anything Clarence Thomas was ever even accused of doing by Anita Hill.
Hypothesis: Clarence Thomas was found to be guilty of the accusation from Anita Hill.
Premise: The Economic Analysis indicates that it is difficult to quantify the costs and benefits of the exemptions for certain employer/employee payments.
Hypothesis: It is not easy to quantify the costs and benefits.
Premise: Mrs. Cavendish, who had married John's father when he was a widower with two sons, had been a handsome woman of middle-age as I remembered her. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Cavendish was beautiful on the outside but ugly on the inside.
Premise: That you value your origins, that you cradle old stories and remember old morals.
Hypothesis: You don't value it at all!
Premise: But even those who insist that the legal system is out of control are afraid to challenge  Every time they have done so, Clinton and the Democrats have trounced them, depicting them (with some justice) as shills for big corporations that don't want to be accountable to employees and customers.
Hypothesis: Those that insist the legal system is out of control want to challenge it.
Premise: For general information, the state tourist office ENIT (Ente Nazionale Italiano per il Turismo) has offices in major foreign cities as well as regional capitals.
Hypothesis: ENIT is the state tourist office where people can find general information.
Premise: He worked into the dusk pulling huge bundles of grain for the brill and leading them to the water.
Hypothesis: He got a week's supply of food for the animals.
Premise: Certified mail requires the carrier to make a special trip to the door.
Hypothesis: There is no requirement to make a special trip to the door, for any type of mail.
Premise: Courts are witnessing an unprecedented increase in the number of people who enter the justice system today lacking legal representation and who are consequently forced to represent themselves in complex and complicated legal proceedings.
Hypothesis: People who enter the justice system without legal representation always get frustrated and lose money in the long-term.
Premise:   Albert is so amused,  wrote Queen Victoria,  at my having got the island of Hong Kong.  
Hypothesis: Albert and Queen Victoria spoke about the island of Hong Kong in depth.
Premise: Ca'daan arrived at dawn three weeks after watching the slaughter of Fena Set.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan arrived three weeks hence the slaughter of Fena Set, the loss of which still weight heavily on his tired mind.
Premise: um-hum yeah those those are good points um which obviously i'd never thought about um i don't know what uh i suppose they also not being a state are probably freer to determine their own um ways of life than they would if if i i'm trying to think exactly what is imposed if they would become a state versus a territory
Hypothesis: I knew about those points and am not worried about the implications of statehood vs territory.
Premise: Hello, sir."  
Hypothesis: Hello, sir.
Premise: Note the stained glass windows in the Quiet Chapel, designed by Joseph Edward Nuttgens in the late 1950s.
Hypothesis: The Loud Chapel, a famous night club, was designed by Joseph Gobbels.
Premise: Sonnenschein had --increasing enrollment, scaling back the school's Great Books core curriculum, reducing overall stuffiness--changes that many alumni, faculty, and students feared would compromise the school's identity.
Hypothesis: Sonnenschein had changes that lots of people thought would change the school into a more relaxed institution.
Premise: right right well i think the speedometers don't the cars have them both now am i not mistaken i i i look at mine i don't even know i read it
Hypothesis: I know that my car's speedometer is not in miles per hour.
Premise: So, why not just develop a convenient cat allergy?
Hypothesis: Having a cat allergy would be convenient.
Premise: LSC promotes the use of technology to remove barriers to access by establishing seamless intake systems that cover an entire state.
Hypothesis: LSC does not promote technology at all
Premise: um i've only i've got about four maybe i try to limit them because i well one i don't use them uh too much and i use my Visa just for about for about everything and i pay it all off so i try not to i just use it for free money for thirty days basically
Hypothesis: I have about four cards but I try to limit them and pay off my Visa every month.
Premise: The question was, had it been taken from him, or had he himself passed it on into another's keeping? 
Hypothesis: He might be lying and just handed it over to someone else.
Premise: Primarily as a cost cutting option, more relaxed installation schedules of up to 36 months for a single FGD retrofit installation may be planned, but are not common.
Hypothesis: They may take 36 months to complete.
Premise: 7 Of course, BAC can help identify acute intoxication.
Hypothesis: BAC can be used for more than just intoxication.
Premise: Some 200 km (124 miles) west of the capital by road and half an hour by air, Pokhara is a major staging point for treks and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.
Hypothesis: Pokhara is growing rapidly.
Premise: So there is no way yet to know for sure who wins and loses.
Hypothesis: There is clearly a winner and a loser.
Premise: doesn't bother you
Hypothesis: It bothers you.
Premise: It swelled to the size of a football, then was man-sized, and growing to the size of a huge tank that filled most of the tent.
Hypothesis: It started shrinking, to the point the nobody was able to even see it on the ground.
Premise: oh that's what it is with us too you just like get so frustrated you get something about ready ripe and there goes the bugs and
Hypothesis: Its frustrating when you finally have something that is ripe and the bugs get to it before you do.
Premise: It impressed Jon greatly.
Hypothesis: Jon was greatly impressed by it.
Premise: Table 1 USPS Operational Costs by Major Function
Hypothesis: Table 1 USPS Operations Profit by Major Function.
Premise: and uh boy after a few years of sitting down and then going to that camp as a camper this time i couldn't even do what i used to do
Hypothesis: I had spent about three years without any exercise.
Premise: Steel is the major hardware component for FGD systems.
Hypothesis: Steel is one of the few products in FGD systems.
Premise: Don't know who you are, stranger, but you had no call to mix in.
Hypothesis: I've met you before.
Premise: In part, hotline workers gain immigrants' faith because they understand where their callers are coming from--literally.
Hypothesis: No one understands where immigrants come from.
Premise: all righty so uh do you think Russia's still a threat
Hypothesis: So do you think that Russia still poses a threat?
Premise: I just believe, to quote his February 28, 2000, MIDS article, that that great American, Mr. Cary Baer, had it right when he said, Before we develop solutions we need to reach some consensus on the problem.
Hypothesis: Mr. Cary Baer was speaking from experience on the issue of consensus.
Premise: Bradley isn't asking us to overcome that skepticism.
Hypothesis: Bradley is begging us to overcome that skepticism.
Premise: However, the real question is whether under the current tax code, all other things being equal, you are better off living together unmarried than tying the knot.
Hypothesis: The answer is known.
Premise: Audit documentation serves three main  (1) to provide the principal support for the auditors' report, (2) to aid auditors in conducting and supervising the audit, and (3) to allow for the review of audit quality.
Hypothesis: Audit documents allow for the review of audit quality and to verify every line in the expense report.
Premise: wonder what they'll call if she was married and wonder if they'll refer to him as the first husband
Hypothesis: She is not married, so there will be no first husband, I guess.
Premise: I think I used to live in a twenty-one B.
Hypothesis: I might have lived somewhere around 21-B  or 22-B about 20 years ago, but my mind doesn't recall quite if that's correct.
Premise: right well i you know i'm like i said i'm i'm very much pro testing um and and this is why
Hypothesis: I am not protesting.
Premise: i did have more time and i tried to spend some more time with them and uh you know we did things as a family we went camping quite a bit and we uh you know took trips went to see my folks in Florida and and some of those kind of things
Hypothesis: I decided to use the extra time I had to spend with family because I had neglected them in the past.
Premise: He suggested we need research on how to get physicians to screen in the emergency department.
Hypothesis: He said that we knew everything there is to know about physician screening in the emergency department.
Premise: This sucks.
Hypothesis: This is so awesome!
Premise: Only Fenner an' some of the train guards ridin' in spoiled their game." 
Hypothesis: Train guards and Fenner were only few of those who wanted to spoil their game.
Premise: how does she get to work
Hypothesis: She doesn't work . She's rich.
Premise: i think a lot of kids are having a problem with that today i would would i would agree with you and uh
Hypothesis: In my opinion, a lot of children are having a problem with that nowadays.
Premise: Poirot and I sat together, not being required to give evidence. 
Hypothesis: We sat together since we didn't have to testify.
Premise: Once royal hunting grounds, today these areas are used for open-air events, concerts, and fireworks displays; the park's trees are almost completely gone.
Hypothesis: The area has firework displays.
Premise: He must be delirious and imagining the room.
Hypothesis: He would never make up a story like that.
Premise: are are you at the point where the the mainframe appears slow to you relative to your personal computer given the the ratio
Hypothesis: Is the mainframe slow compared to your computer?
Premise: With them came the Catholic missionaries, who found the best subjects for their teachings among the low-caste Hindus.
Hypothesis: The catholics were disrespectful of the Hindus beliefs.
Premise: I hope you're fond of motoring?"
Hypothesis: I am assured you dislike motoring.
Premise: 'All right,' I nodded, starting to walk away.
Hypothesis: I started walking faster because I wanted to leave that place.
Premise: If, however, we scoped the job to examine in depth recent problems in appropriately selected nuclear plants including among others Three Mile Island, seeking to understand why the safeguards either were not complied with or were not sufficient, then we would have selected the case study method to answer the question.
Hypothesis: Three Mile Island and the safeguards were not correctly compiled and adhered to.
Premise: Wheelchair access.
Hypothesis: Stairs only.
Premise: Bush heard the word philosopher, seized on a related concept--Christ--and simply ignored the other key elements in the question, like political and identify with and why.
Hypothesis: When heard the word philosopher, Bush just started to talk about Christ and nobody else.
Premise: Tuppence related how Mrs. Vandemeyer had declared herself willing to disclose the identity of Mr. Brown, and how she had consented to discover and reveal to them the whereabouts of Jane Finn.
Hypothesis: She had not consented to discovering and revealing to them the whereabouts of Jane Finn.
Premise: But I have a policy about never talking about anyone who is in office or running for office, or is in litigation.
Hypothesis: I have a policy of being mute about who is in office.
Premise: Some people have been demoted all the way down to Organ Donor.
Hypothesis: Being demoted all the way down to Organ Donor is what happened to some people.
Premise: I'd rather be alone. 
Hypothesis: I would rather be on my own.
Premise: and so i went ahead and bought another standard when i bought the Honda but i don't think i'm going to do that again i think i'm going back to automatic now
Hypothesis: I prefer driving automatic cars.
Premise: so i i don't know i don't know what the i don't know what the answer is
Hypothesis: Could you please repeat the question, because I'm not sure what to reply with.
Premise: I am not going away on my own accord.
Hypothesis: You will have to force me to leave.
Premise: Right now, I'd settle for a creative genius who could teach us how to think about the population problem.
Hypothesis: I'd like to hear creative views on dealing with the population problem.
Premise: so i tend to get up in the morning put on sweats um do whatever i wanna do with the kids then whenever i have a meeting with a client i'll put a suit on and then
Hypothesis: I enjoy spending time with my kids in the morning.
Premise: This can happen even when Jackson runs a distant third, as long as he takes more votes from Clinton than from Dole.
Hypothesis: This can happen when Jackson takes more votes from Clinton than from Dole.
Premise: The Seattle grunge band has grown up.
Hypothesis: The band is still as immature as ever.
Premise: This means that for each additional dollar of government saving, aggregate private saving falls by less than a dollar.
Hypothesis: People won't save if the government is doing it for them.
Premise: uh it's kind of a a bad thing to happen but we happen to have landed again in a very lucky spot there is a little business development behind us that's a bit of a a a little bank and a couple of dry cleaning things and little strip shopping center but it's several houses down because the property that's the other side of our little wall is a triangle shape and the wedge part of the triangle got too skinny to do anything more than put some grass and trees there there's not even a parking lot so it it's a nice uh two or three houses on either side of us is nice grass and trees and
Hypothesis: Its useful that we live so near to the bank and such like because my husband and I don't drive and find walking difficult.
Premise: In his honor, The Oxley Foundation donated $200,000 to expand a client hot line.
Hypothesis: The client hotline was expanded with a donation from the Oxley Foundation.
Premise: The coral cliffs of West End provide a total contrast to Long Bay.
Hypothesis: The West End has a beautiful scenery to view.
Premise: I deeply admire Krugman, but if he wants to write about Argentina or any Latin American country, he should dedicate some time to trying to understand what each country is like.
Hypothesis: Krugman wrote about Argentina without ever actually visiting the country.
Premise: That's why the chief food technician in the leading dairy cooperative in the country was reclining behind a giant mixing vat and desperately wanted to forget about the negative stimuli on his nerve cells caused by the 83 kilograms of his body.
Hypothesis: The chief food technician has 83 kilograms of his body causing negative stimuli.
Premise: I don't know, said Tuppence forlornly.
Hypothesis: Tuppence said he didn't know if it was going to snow or not.
Premise: 3) It doesn't try hard enough to figure out what made him tick, and tick so loudly (Tom Shales, the Washington Post ). (Find out more about the movie here; read Sarah Kerr's review in Slate .)
Hypothesis: There could be a greater effort made to determine what makes him tick.
Premise: The coastal road continues east through the small town of Oracabessa, with its decaying iron fretwork, and on to Galina Point, the most northerly part of Jamaica.
Hypothesis: Oracabessa is a small town in Jamaica.
Premise: The Ptolemaic Period
Hypothesis: The Polemaic Period started then.
Premise: okay what weekly um magazine do you look at is it
Hypothesis: Reading a magazine every week is good for the brain.
Premise: yeah um-hum yeah we we've used the same uh you know tin bottom with plastic top
Hypothesis: We used the same one, tin bottom and green plastic top.
Premise: It also provides an extensive set of links to other political sites, including those maintained by many candidates.
Hypothesis: It provides DONALD trump and Hiliary clintons sites
Premise: uh and i find ways to to turn some of that back to to others uh and i i guess i i can't see that as being something to really object to
Hypothesis: i can't find any reason to agree with that
Premise: Long ago, had not Whittington asked: "Who's been blabbing? 
Hypothesis: Whittington wanted to know who had divulged matters.
Premise: well that's what Vietnam was was a civil war that's what get you know it's like a double double standard
Hypothesis: The Vietnam War was a war that involved Antarctica and New Zealand.
Premise: Compliance with these critical factors can increase the likelihood that an acquisition will meet an agency's needs at a reasonable cost and in a timely manner.
Hypothesis: Compliance with those critical factors can decrease the likelihood that an acquisition will meet the agency's needs.
Premise: well maybe not graduating but at least they'll be entering the the pro draft
Hypothesis: Well maybe not graduating but they'll become pros
Premise: Last year, she opted to give a recital in Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, rather than in the larger Avery Fisher Hall (to the chagrin of the presenter).
Hypothesis: She wanted to give a recital in the Alice Tully Hall last year.
Premise: These households might be seen as outside the financial mainstream and thus unlikely to be saving.
Hypothesis: These households can only be seen as within the mainstream of the financial system.
Premise: Next to it is Abbot Hall, a handsome Georgian Mansion that now houses the Abbott Hall Art Gallery and Museum of Lakeland Life complex.
Hypothesis: There is a Georgian Mansion called the Abbot Hall.
Premise: Certainly it was bolted, replied Mary Cavendish, rather surprised. 
Hypothesis: Mary Cavendish did not expect it to be bolted and was stupified.
Premise: You will not speak?
Hypothesis: Will you no say anything?
Premise: so yeah i think so i mean i didn't want to rush school at her the whole time but
Hypothesis: I wanted her to go to school as soon as possible.
Premise: While I believe that it is not always desirable to have the government intervene, at times it is necessary in order to protect the public interest, especially when others who could act fail to do so.
Hypothesis: It is never necessary to protect the public interest.
Premise: The city and the people of Paris share a boundless self-confidence that exudes from every stone in its monuments and museums, bistrosend boutiques, from every chestnut tree along its avenues and boulevards, from every street musician, mannequin, butcher, and baker, from every irate motorist and every charming ma?®tre d'h??tel.
Hypothesis: The city's residents are confident it's the greatest city in the world and it wants to show you all it has to offer.
Premise: You read my wife's last words as an accusation ”Inglethorp was continuing ”"they were, on the contrary, an appeal to me." The Coroner reflected a moment, then he said: "I believe, Mr. Inglethorp, that you yourself poured out the coffee, and took it to your wife that evening?"
Hypothesis: The Coroner believed that the wife's words were an appeal to him.
Premise: I admit, I didn't have much reason to think that.
Hypothesis: I didn't have much reason to think negatively about Donald Trump.
Premise: Contact the Cumbria Tourist Board or local tourist information centers for full details .
Hypothesis: Cumbria Tourist Board has all the details and is the primary source for this particular event.
Premise: His viewing procedures are quite advanced.
Hypothesis: He had very simple viewing procedures.
Premise: Here, overlooking the L??zarde river valley with its swaying sugarcane, are elaborate secluded villas which seem a universe apart from the small sheds in which most Guadeloupeans live.
Hypothesis: The villas in the valley look exactly the same as The Guadaloupean sheds.
Premise: The men then try to unbalance their opponent.
Hypothesis: The men try to make their opponent fall off the very tall tower into the water.
Premise: For at-a-glance information on the city's entertainment facilities, refer to the map on the cover of this guide.
Hypothesis: Refer to the map on the cover of this guide for at-a-glance information on the city's entertainment facilities.
Premise: It was refurbished and the whole palace greatly extended in the following years.
Hypothesis: The palace was renovated and extended.
Premise: It has accommodations on the beach, enabling you to see the cliff-carvings, ratha shrines, and Shore Temple by the sea in the early morning and at night.
Hypothesis: It has accommodations embedded in the mountainside, enabling you to see carvings, shrines, and temples twinkling at night.
Premise: Venture Into the Interior
Hypothesis: There are many things to do in the interior.
Premise: Soon, the invitees are being asked to wire money to a courier claiming to be on his way to America to deliver the conference invitations.
Hypothesis: The invitees are asked to wire money to a courier.