xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: (2) requires agencies to base decisions about IT investments on quantitative and qualitative factors associated with the costs, benefits, and risks of those investments and to use performance data to demonstrate how well the IT expenditures support improvements to agency programs, through measurements such as reduced costs, improved employee productivity, and higher customer satisfaction, and (3) requires executive agencies to appoint CIOs to carry out the IT management provisions of the act and the broader information resources management requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act.
Hypothesis: Measurements such as reduced costs and improved employee productivity will show how IT expenditures stand in the way of progress in agency programs.
Premise: The Haifa Railway Museum, on Hativat Golani Road, has a number of large locomotives and exhibits to please any train-spotter.
Hypothesis: There are several locomotives and train-related displays at the Haifa Railway Museum.
Premise: well i think that they uh they seem like they are friends with one another and with all of their guests rather than just interviewing
Hypothesis: They talk in a conversational manner rather than in an interview manner.
Premise: Meanwhile, voters younger than Bush know little of the military and therefore tend to be impressed that he served at all rather than concerned with how he served.
Hypothesis: Bush and his constituents all have military service in common.
Premise: And as he says in the final pages of his 
Hypothesis: He has not written the final pages yet.
Premise: now you didn't hear me say that outside of um
Hypothesis: You didn't here me say that, so let me repeat it.
Premise: 'I...I want to say thank you.
Hypothesis: Thank you for the flowers.
Premise: No, indeed. 
Hypothesis: Absolutely not.
Premise: you know underwater psychology or some some ridiculous stuff like that
Hypothesis: I am the most qualified expert in underwater psychology.
Premise: HCFA received 409 comments in the response to the notice.
Hypothesis: The HCFA didn't receive any comments about the response.
Premise: I was a little concerned about it and wanted to see if there was any reasonable steps that could be taken to help protect folks that are not overly burdensome.
Hypothesis: I wanted to help people but only had twenty hours to do so.
Premise: yeah and you can do your fires and everything and then move on
Hypothesis: The fires are blocking you from moving on.
Premise: He was frowning perplexedly, and I drew a deep breath of relief, for the terrible thought that had flashed across my mind was this: that Dr. 
Hypothesis: He was smiling happily as my breath quickened.
Premise: but then my father's uh sixty five years old and he's he doesn't show any signs of having to cut back either so there's hope for me maybe i'll maintain that
Hypothesis: my father isn't showing any signs of that yet, and he's well past sixty
Premise: three and a half yeah or probably he or she is old enough to where they won't tease it too you know poke on it too much
Hypothesis: She's lucky that she isn't old enough to be picked on.
Premise: for the N C State uh Wolf Pack
Hypothesis: For the SC county giraffe squad.
Premise: Brief physician and nurse practitioner-delivered counseling for high risk drinkers.
Hypothesis: Physicians hate providing counsel to high risk drinkers.
Premise: And Morris would run the meeting.
Hypothesis: The meeting had to do with work.
Premise: In these already overpopulated islands, where Roman Catholicism is the predominant religion, the government provides an initial lump sum for each birth and a monthly support grant, allocation familiale, for each child.
Hypothesis: Catholicism rules on the islands.
Premise: forget who their quarterback is i can see his face
Hypothesis: don't remember the name of their quarterback, his face is in view
Premise: These programs will eventually squeeze out most or all other spending.
Hypothesis: These programs are not related to each other.
Premise: Newsweek 's war preview includes a map listing U.S. weaponry and its concentrations, thumbnail sketches of American military commanders, a short essay from Madeleine Albright explaining the need for a military strike, and a story on Saddam Hussein's intricate security measures (he maintains surgically altered body doubles).
Hypothesis: Newsweek has a war preview for Great Britain.
Premise: Every day, the devout face Mecca, bow their foreheads to the ground, and   There is no god but Allah; and Mohammed is His Prophet.  
Hypothesis: Every other day, they inconsistently bow their heads to the ground.
Premise: We asked Why did Al Gore pay Naomi Wolf so much money for advice which, presumably, he could've gotten for free?
Hypothesis: Al Gore refused to ever pay for advice.
Premise: The big sword swung in and Jon rolled.
Hypothesis: The sword hit Jon and cut his left leg.
Premise: These techniques require information about the size of the system being developed and about progress after development has begun.
Hypothesis: The size of the system must be known before employing this technique.
Premise: A family resort on the west side of the island, Ke Nani Kai consists of spacious fully-appointed apartments, a swimming poo1, tennis courts, and a golf course.
Hypothesis: Ke Nani Kai is located on the west side of the island.
Premise: Ever since 1957 the Canton Trade Fair (officially the Chinese Export Commodities Fair) has attracted throngs of international business people every spring and autumn.
Hypothesis: The Canton Trade Fair began in 1957 and meets twice a year.
Premise: In turn, fertility clinic operators accuse Harris of taking advantage of couples trying to conceive and exploiting desperate people ...
Hypothesis: Harris is accused of taking advantage and exploiting people trying to have babies.
Premise: Well, said Tommy, refusing to share Julius's emotion, "it's what we expected to see, isn't it?" Julius looked at him sadly and shook his head.
Hypothesis: Julius's sadness was in part calculated to draw out Tommy's response.
Premise: What jades the public on military intervention in civil wars such as Korea, Vietnam, and Somalia is the prospect that the sacrifice in lives and treasure may be in vain.
Hypothesis: There has never been military intervention in civil wars.
Premise: It seemed unlikely, however.
Hypothesis: It seemed very practical.
Premise: These are followed by the Late, Macedonian, and Ptolemaic periods until Egypt was absorbed into the Roman Empire in the first century a.d.
Hypothesis: In the first century a.d. Egypt became a part of the Roman Empire.
Premise: The theater has ceased to be the place where Americans explore issues of the kind raised by Death of a Salesman . But Miller's failure is ultimately his own.
Hypothesis: People still go to the theater to explore deep issues.
Premise: This may mean departing from the basic line of travel and walking or driving to a delivery point and returning to the basic line of travel, or it may mean slowing down from normal driving speed, stopping to make a delivery to a curbside mail receptacle, and then resuming normal speed.
Hypothesis: some people will definitely consider departing from the basic line of travel.
Premise: Roberts has left the movie's cozy romantic fantasyland in a pile of jagged shards.
Hypothesis: The movie was left in a pile of jagged shards by Robert.
Premise: Tokyo's best-known district is named after a silver mint originally located here.
Hypothesis: The Tokyo district named after a silver mint was not very popular.
Premise: Boxing officials ordered a rematch of the March 13 heavyweight championship fight between Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis . Fans and sports writers are in an uproar because the judges called the fight a draw--despite a huge disparity of punches in Lewis' favor and the widespread perception of spectators that Lewis won.
Hypothesis: Evander Holyfield won the heavyweight championship fight against Lennox Lewis on March 13th.
Premise: The journalism reviews dote on episodes where some newspaper runs an eight-part series about how its own ink is filled with cancer-causing chemicals, or whatnot.
Hypothesis: A good number of people stopped buying print newspapers after the ink carcinogen articles.
Premise: So I cant say Im disappointed.
Hypothesis: I could say, however, that I am astonished by what you did.
Premise: 'Are you questioning my integrity?' I asked, coldly and with volume.
Hypothesis: "You aren't questioning my integrity, and you never will question my integrity" I sternly reinforced.
Premise: and you know the the moneymaking part of it and all that matter of fact if anything she's worse  but uh uh it it just there's little enclaves down there where you know Americans have a lot of influence
Hypothesis: Americans have a space down there to make some decisions.
Premise: well you know what i was hoping i was hoping Iran was going to take a very um dramatic stand and invade you know and and like Iran's the big bad guy you know but really if if they were going to save people's lives
Hypothesis: They weren't going to save lives.
Premise: i think they just put them in jail and let them think about it
Hypothesis: They only put people in jail to think about what they've done.
Premise: you have some kind of deal
Hypothesis: You have a deal on heating right now?
Premise: You are right in one thing, at any rate.
Hypothesis: You are wrong about everything.
Premise: In long-exposure photographs of this display, the entire temple appears to be on fire.
Hypothesis: Occasionally, land around the temple does catch fire.
Premise: Founded in 1995, the Agora formed to address the enormous security challenges brought about by new computer, network, and Internet technologies.
Hypothesis: The Agora consists of security experts from many areas.
Premise: The marginal cost of SO2 and NOx reductions through 2015 are less than $450/ and $2,300/ton, respectively, in all four multi-emissions reduction scenarios.
Hypothesis: SO2 and NOx reductions have marginal costs.
Premise: The rebels occupied the alc?ºar, which had by then been converted to a royal palace.
Hypothesis: The rebels occupied the royal palace.
Premise: so but that's also about the time you start getting cabin fever
Hypothesis: You develop cabin fever around that time.
Premise: He turned to look in a mirror, and caught sight of the barber handing the bottles and jars of waste hair and nail clippings to a girl.
Hypothesis: No one had to manage the waste hair and nails at the barbers.
Premise: Had Ca'daan not been the one to see it, had the Brill farmer not been the one to travel to Fena Kef and gather the Swords, the Sticks would have already slaughtered every one in the town.
Hypothesis: Had it not been for Ca'daan everyone in the town would have been slaughtered.
Premise: His face is stern and somewhat goat-like.
Hypothesis: He looked similar to a goat.
Premise: she started some type of um  national um organization for youth to volunteer to teach tutor other kids to read and you know do different service projects like that and trying to get youth more directed towards
Hypothesis: Using young people to teach reading to other kids is a very effective way to promote literacy.
Premise: Jon didn't stay.
Hypothesis: Jon left.
Premise: The views of the whole of southern Martinique from Mount Vauclin are spectacular.
Hypothesis: No other area provides better views of southern Martinique than Mount Vauclin does.
Premise: The Japanese have built a great white stupa on Rajgir's principle hill, which you can reach by aerial ropeway a pleasant way to survey the rugged countryside.
Hypothesis: The stupa on Rajgir's principle hill is the largest on the Japanese have ever built.
Premise: Law schools, said the executive director of a major New York public law agency who asked to remain anonymous, are profit centers.
Hypothesis: People graduating from law schools often don't have a proper law education.
Premise: for Yadda Yadda Yadda
Hypothesis: For whatever it is.
Premise: The drugs play on the inevitable--some say genetic--human desire for youth and immortality.
Hypothesis: Humans want to be young and immortal.
Premise: um-hum well and yeah and and a lot of that is left up to whoever your supervisor happens to be and what type of relationship you have with that person and you know i see a lot of differences but from one group to the next you know about who gets it and who doesn't get it you know but that's and that's that way with a lot of things you know there it seems like it depends on what what group you happen to be in what what you're going to get and what you're not going to get so
Hypothesis: The groups tend to be quite small, which is good.
Premise: Now give me a goddamned R rating.
Hypothesis: The rating would determine who can watch it.
Premise: You'll readily forgive the bombast of some of the monumental architecture when you see what makes this the Cityof Light.
Hypothesis: The bluster of the city's architecture is quickly forgotten once you see why it's called the City of Light.
Premise: Under pressure from the poorer classes, who did not want the Revolution appropriated for the exclusive benefit of the bourgeoisie, the Jacobin-led revolutionary committee ordered sweeping measures of economic and social reform, which were accompanied by a wave of mass executions, the Terror, aimed at moderates as well as aristocrats.
Hypothesis: The committee felt the pressure from their constituents.
Premise: A charred mass in the grate indicated that Mrs. Vandemeyer had been burning papers on the eve of her flight.
Hypothesis: Mrs. Vandemeyer burned something in her fire place.
Premise: The Passaic County office and its supporters see it differently.
Hypothesis: The office is the largest in the state.
Premise: The horse fell heavily to the ground.
Hypothesis: The animal jumped around with glee.
Premise: yeah there are
Hypothesis: Yeah there are
Premise: It would take 2-3 years to add a plant; and this would only be done after a regulation was put in place, the technical advantages of ACI for mercury removal were proven relative to other approaches, and a clear time-line for compliance was mandated.
Hypothesis: There is need for a regulation before a plant can be added.
Premise: At sunset, when the burnished gold atop the stupa begins to glow with a warm buttery light, the terrace surrounding Swayambhunath offers a fine view over the Kathmandu Valley.
Hypothesis: It is impossible to find a nice view of the Kathmandu Valley at sunset.
Premise: Here's the way one investment industry correspondent--who prefers to be nameless--put it to me.
Hypothesis: The author talked to an investment industry correspondent.
Premise: Throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries it was home to numerous British ex-pats, one of whom, the writer Lawrence Durrell, painted a graphic picture of European life here.
Hypothesis: It served as a home for many British ex-pats.
Premise: But she will, of course, which is going to be too bad.
Hypothesis: There is no way she is going to do it.
Premise: Now it was flickering and flaming, shooting enormous jets of fire from its rim.
Hypothesis: It was flickering because something had gone terribly wrong with the engines.
Premise: um-hum yeah right um-hum
Hypothesis: Um yeah ok
Premise: The sexiness of children has lately been thoroughly acknowledged, which may be why their tasty little legs are now conventionally covered.
Hypothesis: In today's society we acknowledge how sexy children are.
Premise: The Washington Post says that Republicans will encourage unity by allowing Smith to retain his committee chairmanship and caucus membership.
Hypothesis: Smith is currently a member of the caucus.
Premise: Veterans'  Training for Claims Processors Needs Evaluation
Hypothesis: The veterans dfo not need their claims evaluated.
Premise: They find it ironic and poignant that someone capable of conceiving of a nuanced theory of rationality could descend into madness (Robert Boynton, Newsday ). (Jim Holt reviews A Beautiful Mind in Slate.)
Hypothesis: A man who developed a theory of rationality eventaully went mad.
Premise: And so, out of the whole bunch, I was the only one who could allow myself to be fond of her. 
Hypothesis: I liked that person.
Premise: yeah a lot of times you can do that think the i think the pinks there's like forty two different shades of pink
Hypothesis: There are more than forty shades of pink.
Premise: A good place to stroll and people-watch, it has many of the city's busiest and most important shopping, eating, and drinking places.
Hypothesis: Many of the city's major commercial attractions are there.
Premise: But a gallery of letters published in the May 23 issue of Science says this finding hardly undermines Chomskyan linguistics.
Hypothesis: There were mixed letters published in the May 23rd issue of Science but most believed the finding undermined Chomskyan linguistics.
Premise: 'I can't do it,' I blurted.
Hypothesis: I can't climb the ladder.
Premise: well not that you can see it a little better and it stands out
Hypothesis: I am unsure if it stands out or not, can you tell me?
Premise: Two men with spears poked at a dozen women, villagers of Fena Set.
Hypothesis: Two men with spears poked at villagers of Fena Set because they were trying to destroy the village.
Premise: As previously noted, the letter from Senators Lieberman and Jeffords requested that EPA use four different sets of technology and policy assumptions to meet the specified emission caps shown in Table 1. The full set of technology and policy assumptions are described more fully in section two of this report.
Hypothesis: Several senators have requested use different technology assumption.
Premise: uh-huh yeah well sometimes i'm home and sometimes i'm not but if i am it's always fun to talk
Hypothesis: Whether or not I'm home, I love talking.
Premise: yeah you know it i get a sore i get a sore neck from looking up all the time yeah things like that but uh no that pretty much covers my experiences
Hypothesis: I had lots of experiences from doing that.
Premise: Since route time is essentially fixed,20 it would double with two firms providing service, each with half the volume.
Hypothesis: For the most part, route time is a fixed figure.
Premise: Whether the voters deserve it or not, we're likely to hear a lot more in coming spots about which man is better--or worse.
Hypothesis: The voters want to hear more of their spots in the future.
Premise: well that's why i started what i did i think i went into teaching
Hypothesis: That's why I went into teaching.
Premise: User identification codes and passwords provide less control over data than do electronic signatures.
Hypothesis: User identification codes and passwords provide less control over data than an electronic signature
Premise: Dissatisfied with the chump change earned by selling untaxed cigarettes and fireworks, the Indians have opened gambling casinos on reservations all over the state.
Hypothesis: The tribes made a ton of cash offloading cigarettes.
Premise: Perhaps he put soma into our drinking water.
Hypothesis: He may have put some in our drinking water.
Premise: In the war. 
Hypothesis: In the battle.
Premise: The spectacular Mount Usher Gardens were first established in 1868 by the Walpole family.
Hypothesis: The Walpole family founded the Mount Usher Gardens.
Premise: Jon did not wait for nor watch for a response.
Hypothesis: Jon was in the company of his fellow warriors.
Premise: The Prosecutors reject Gorton-Lieberman as a fraud and call censure unconstitutional.
Hypothesis: The prosecutors, despite many not hoping for this outcome, called censure unconstitutional and found that Gorton-Lieberman was a fraud who was to be persecuted for his actions.
Premise: What an extraordinary coincidence.
Hypothesis: It's an unexpected coincidence, but also happened last year.
Premise: This was used for ceremonial purposes, allowing statues of the gods to be carried to the river for journeys to the west bank, or to the Luxor sanctuary.
Hypothesis: There are no ways to get on to the river.
Premise: I read last week's Committee of  Advice for Dole, with some interest and not a little amazement.
Hypothesis: Last week's Committee of Advice for Dole wasn't as interesting as previous editions, which was pretty disappointing as I usually look forward to reading them.
Premise: i enjoyed the book quite a bit too so that's that made it made it more interesting to me
Hypothesis: I liked the book a lot so it made the movie more interesting to me.
Premise: Therefore, once in place, internal control provides reasonable, not absolute, assurance of meeting agency objectives.
Hypothesis: When it's in place, internal control gives a fair level of assurance of meeting agency objectives.
Premise: Last month, Paul Gigot guessed that Clinton's scandal would not be resolved during June.
Hypothesis: Gigot guessed last month that the scandal would go on until June.
Premise: You'll find many amusing exhibits of street games, clockwork figures, dolls, and teddy bears to bring back memories of your own youth.
Hypothesis: There are five exhibits on teddy bears.
Premise: If there's no magic formula for the perfect bargain each person will have his own psychological approach you should avoid two  Don't be too eager, and don't, on the other hand, assume everybody is out to cheat you.
Hypothesis: You should not assume that every person intends to deceive you.
Premise: Tens of thousands each season would come through.
Hypothesis: They were ready for all the travelers.
Premise: That would do for a little extra cover- it was almost my size.
Hypothesis: The tree was tiny.
Premise: Room 2 is the first of two rooms displaying finds from the Old-Palace period (2000-1700 b.c.), including the earliest examples of fine Kamaresware pottery with its polychrome decoration, found in the ruins at Knosses.
Hypothesis: These artifacts are on loan from the London museum.
Premise: yeah especially on electronic goods
Hypothesis: Electronic goods had no influence or difference.
Premise: From the king's apartments you will enter the Great Gallery, a long room that is home to 89 portraits of Scottish rules dating back to antiquity.
Hypothesis: You enter the gallery that has 10 portraits of the king.
Premise: Just when you thought you were safe, Newsweek finds yet another health  your malicious thyroid.
Hypothesis: Newsweek isn't taken very seriously by the public.
Premise: man i worked as a welder and i was you don't even get paid that much
Hypothesis: I spent many years as a welder.
Premise: ATTESTATION ENGAGEMENTS
Hypothesis: Engagements can be attested.
Premise: But he had the feeling that it was chill now, cold, as if a hearth fire had been allowed to die into ashes.
Hypothesis: He was warming himself by the roaring hearth fire.
Premise: The town has a number of art galleries and many fine period hotels, and although it has few attractions it is a good base for trips farther afield in the Lakes.
Hypothesis: The art galleries include paintings by Picasso.
Premise: the forms that have really been um i guess i you know the best example or you know the cream of the crop i guess you could say and then and then taking those those qualities and then applying in the styles that are really um that extremely enjoyable and then taking
Hypothesis: I did not enjoy anything.
Premise: Many of the men who benefited were absentee landlords who needed people to manage the land for them.
Hypothesis: The landlords did not need people to manage the land for them.
Premise: Imagine administrators and Rajput princes riding on elephants through the arcade as far as the Naqqar Khana (Drum House), where the imperial band played and visitors were obliged to dismount.
Hypothesis: Visitors were obliged to dismount when the administrators and Rajput princes would ride elephants through the arcade.
Premise: Victor Hugo was given a magnificent funeral ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe in 1885.
Hypothesis: Victor Hugo would have been flattered if he were still alive.
Premise: The Spanish immediately began subjugating the Arawak population, many of whom died under the yoke of oppression and of diseases carried by the Europeans.
Hypothesis: There were no deaths due to disease.