xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Across the river Authie and a few minutes' drive east is the 18th-century Abbaye de Valloires, whose huge gardens display more than 5,000 species and varieties of plants, many from China and Japan, including a large collection of old-fashioned and wild rose, presented in a number of formal and informal settings.
Hypothesis: There is a handful of species in the garden.
Premise: Changes in the emissions of SO2 and NOx caused by the Clear Skies Act will change the level of visibility in much of the U.S by reducing concentrations of sulfate and nitrate particles.
Hypothesis: The Clear Skies Act will reduce emissions of SO2 and NOx.
Premise: The state legislature helped as well, by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town, though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time.
Hypothesis: The legalizing of gambling single-handedly saved the Las Vegas economy
Premise: The piece includes a handy quiz for couples who want to diagnose their viability.
Hypothesis: There are three hard quizzes for couples to take.
Premise: yeah and so i've uh prior to that i uh i worked in a food store
Hypothesis: I never worked at a food store.
Premise: The cigar smoke, he says, is making my eyes water.
Hypothesis: The cigar smoke is making my eyes dry, he says.
Premise: well not lately
Hypothesis: Frequently these days
Premise: i love that album
Hypothesis: I love that rock album.
Premise: Commissioner Will--it's an appealing  He negotiates contracts, he stifles owners, he builds ballparks, he quotes Walter Bagehot.
Hypothesis: Commissioner Will negotiates contracts and quotes Walter Bagehot.
Premise: the thing that's holding everything back right now is the economy
Hypothesis: The economy is the only thing that's pushing everything forward.
Premise: no it was on one of the networks i think last weekend
Hypothesis: I believe it was on one of the networks last weekend.
Premise: The final rule was issued pursuant to the authority of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and the Public Health Service Act as codified at 21 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The final rule was proposed, but widely ignored as it had no authority.
Premise: Psychics (generally not psychic) oblige.
Hypothesis: Actual psychics may or may not oblige.
Premise: plain tastelessness (Richard Bernstein, the New York Times ). Newsweek 's Jeff Giles says Carcaterra is one of the most intriguing writers around, with or without his books.
Hypothesis: Giles writes for Time.
Premise: okay uh we have not camped a great deal here because uh a good share of the time in the Summer time it's too hot really to be very comfortable camping
Hypothesis: You wake up sweating every few hours and there are a lot of mosquitos.
Premise: Britain's political and economic connections to Madeira can be traced to the 17th century.
Hypothesis: Britain has political and economic connections to Madeira.
Premise: The burden of the requirement (testing, recordkeeping and reporting requirements) is estimated to average 566 hours annually for a typical manufacturer.
Hypothesis: The requirement takes up an average of 566 hours per year to be fulfilled by a typical manufacturer.
Premise: This year's round of 16 boast the highest number of Cinderella teams in the tournament's history.
Hypothesis: The golf tournament hasn't seen this many Cinderella teams before.
Premise: After sundown, the shrine's atmosphere is utterly transformed cool, dark, and more than slightly surreal, with the subtly illuminated arch dominating the scene.
Hypothesis: The shrine's atmosphere is very dark and shadowy.
Premise: you know as an American citizen but i think uh the people that i've talked to as far as voting because i've worked you know in in trying to get people to vote when i was in the military i was a uh represented you know i represented people as far as voting and um from what i spoke speaking with people it was mainly that um they felt frustrated that their one vote wasn't going to do any good you know that um and and it was really hard to get across to them that it didn't matter you know it's a matter of that's your right you should go and do it you know and that your one vote can count when you get a whole lot of people if everybody says oh well my vote doesn't count you know then then what do you have you know
Hypothesis: When I was in the military as an American citizen, I tried to get people to vote to be represented.
Premise: well you know even even uh interstate signs and stuff you you can reprint the number of kilometers on on that reflective uh stick on tape stuff that they use to uh
Hypothesis: There is no way they could change the interstate signs to kilometers.
Premise: Jon twisted, putting the man's arm between his legs and arching his back.
Hypothesis: Jon was resting on the grass.
Premise: Finding the case locked, he was obliged to force it, thus 63 betraying his presence. 
Hypothesis: The case was unlocked but he stilled forced it.
Premise: Today it comprises little more than the walls of the church nave.
Hypothesis: It is vast, expansive and solid, occupying a large area beyond the church's nave.
Premise: Author J. Randy Taraborrelli has been somewhat cagey, but early reports suggest that the book will be full of salacious details about Frank's seven-year affair with Monroe, other extracurricular activities, and an aborted Mob hit on him.
Hypothesis: Author J. Randy Taraborrelli is a well known writer of memoirs.
Premise: While preserving the neighborhood groups' own boards of directors, the proposed plan makes them accountable to one central LSNY board for decisions like staffing and budgets.
Hypothesis: The suggested plan makes them accountable to no one.
Premise: updated they did that maybe improvements so they could sell it and things so we didn't have to do any painting
Hypothesis: We didn't have to paint because they ended up doing it for us.
Premise: As for me, I wrote my book about Reagan because I'd like to see him get at least some of the recognition he deserves during his lifetime.
Hypothesis: I wrote about Regan because he is the best president, I believe.
Premise: And all the time it was bluff! 
Hypothesis: It hadn't been true.
Premise: that's right yeah that's true and um hm  well that's it
Hypothesis: that's not quite right
Premise: rehabilitate or you know restore anybody i think it'll only make them worse but i i believe that God can come in and change a person's heart and genuinely change it but that doesn't negate that you do reap what you sow and if you do kill a person and it is you know you're found to be guilty i believe God establishes the authority of our court system and i believe that you know that i do believe that capital punishment is uh alternative even you know God can still change your heart but that doesn't mean like the alcoholic that charges up all the bills on the credit card or the shopaholic you know you get your life right with God but you still have to pay your Visa bill you still have to
Hypothesis: I don't think prisons can help people, we should just pray for them.
Premise: He might be slow, but he was very sure.
Hypothesis: He was very sure about what he was saying, even if he was slow to think it.
Premise: In addition, it identified a significant role for the towing industry in the marine safety program and looked for opportunities to work with its stakeholders in the towing industry to reduce casualties in their field.
Hypothesis: Marine safety is of the upmost importance to the program.
Premise: The Madeleine ' an imposing Greco-Roman edifice ' doesn't look much like a church, but that's what it is.
Hypothesis: You can easily tell that the Madeleine is a worship site.
Premise: and uh so i didn't get to spend as much time with them as i as i should have as i really wanted to
Hypothesis: I spend too much time with them.
Premise: it's pretty bad but it's true  you know they tend to try to be you know real lax and supposedly the policy is like you know we you know we hire these wonderful creative people and we don't want to smush their creativity you know we want to go ahead and let them do what ever they want and you know you really will see people in in jeans one day and business suits the next
Hypothesis: They try to be relaxed around us to let our creativity flow.
Premise: I sure forgot Beresford, said Julius contritely.
Hypothesis: Julius could easily recall every detail.
Premise: The great Jonathan Swift was dean here from 1713 to 1745.
Hypothesis: Robert Marley was dean here from 1720 to 1740.
Premise: that's a problem too yeah um-hum right
Hypothesis: Yeah, it seems that that's a problem for you and me.
Premise: The major island in the group is Rhodes (covered in its own Berlitz Pocket Guide), but others include Kos and Patmos.
Hypothesis: Patmos is the biggest island, folowed closely by Kos and Patmos.
Premise: all the time and  yeah that's what i wish i had  but in our family i'm the one who who cooks and i i really enjoy it it's gotten a little more difficult with kids but i really do enjoy cooking and we um we have them over for dinner back and forth quite a lot and before i had my second child we sort of had a contest going where you know he would
Hypothesis: I never used to cook but since I had children I started cooking for the first time.
Premise: But this spot is visually arresting, involving, and dramatic.
Hypothesis: This spot is visually captivating.
Premise: when you have your slow readers but it it wasn't too bad we we got along real well
Hypothesis: Normally, slow readers are very inconvenient.
Premise: you know and i and i think that i i agree with you this is exactly the right course i mean that's an internal problem to Iraq it has nothing to do with us
Hypothesis: We are the judge and jury of all of Iraq's internal issues.
Premise: The pottery and stone work is worth studying, however the chief artifacts are the script fragments of Linear A type scribed on thin clay plates and not yet deciphered.
Hypothesis: The Linear A fragments on the pottery pieces were deciphered during the 1980s.
Premise: Look after her, Hastings, will you? 
Hypothesis: Make sure she does okay at the new job?
Premise: Meeting the Federal IT Workforce Challenge, Federal CIO Council, Education and Training Committee, June 1999.
Hypothesis: The Federal IT Workforce challenge will launch a spaceship to Jupiter.
Premise: To carry out its important function of restoring investor confidence, the SEC may not always be able to attract the right people and retain them under the existing structure.
Hypothesis: The SEC may not 100% of the time be able to attract the right people to manage the organization under their current structure, if they wish to carry on with restoring investor confidence.
Premise: When a U.N. secretary-general can get Jesse Helms and Saddam Hussein to fall in line, he is doing something right.
Hypothesis: It is wrong to make Jesse Helms and Saddam Hussein fall in line.
Premise: I ”I ”mdash; With a satisfied and expressive countenance, Sir Ernest observed: "I have nothing more to ask you, Mr. Cavendish." This bit of cross-examination had caused great excitement in court. 
Hypothesis: This bit of cross-examination had made the court fall asleep.
Premise: I've never heard of a former governor going to work for a legal aid program, said Gottlieb. 
Hypothesis: Gottlieb hasn't heard of a former governor working at a program for legal aid.
Premise:  Spanish restaurants generally offer a  day's special  (menu del dia).
Hypothesis: Spanish restaurants usually don't have any specials and stick with a standard menu.
Premise: I congratulate you.
Hypothesis: You don't deserve my congratulations.
Premise: oh yeah that's it oh yeah there's that's a weakness there that's just you know you you always want to get your kids everything and uh you don't care how much it costs or what it takes
Hypothesis: The cost of the items your kids desire doesn't matter much to you as you want to get them everything.
Premise: well it's been interesting talking to you
Hypothesis: I've enjoyed our conversation.
Premise:  VI  Red and Slim had trailed their elders with the experience of youth, aided by the absorption and anxiety of their fathers.
Hypothesis: The elders had a lot to teach Red and Slim.
Premise: It has heart and charm and not just the usual gag reflex, says the Washington Post 's Tom Shales.
Hypothesis: Tom Shales states that it should not be viewed as vomit inducing.
Premise: Sir James murmured something sympathetically.
Hypothesis: Sir James whispered something understandingly.
Premise: Specific recommendations can be identified because the database is searchable by agency, congressional committee, and key words.
Hypothesis: Keywords are one of the ways in which the database can be searched.
Premise: In response to a voice from within, she turned the handle and walked into a small rather dirty outer office.
Hypothesis: She turned the handle and entered a small, dirty office before leaving instantly.
Premise: We selected the private sector companies based on (1) recognition for outstanding financial management practices and/or successful financial reengineering efforts, (2) size and complexity comparable to federal government agencies, and (3) discussions with members of our advisory group.
Hypothesis: There was much disagreement among members of the advisory group.
Premise: uh you sound like you got a Louisiana accent
Hypothesis: You sound like you are from Louisiana.
Premise: Although not open to the public, its towers and beautifully carved stone walls can be seen from various vantage points in the city.
Hypothesis: The towers are toured by hundreds of people each day.
Premise: Granted, theirs is a most peculiar kingdom.
Hypothesis: Their Kingdom was normal
Premise: and see it did bring out a lot of thoughts between you and your brother
Hypothesis: You and your brother have a lot to work out.
Premise: Trading conditions, however, were not easy.
Hypothesis: It was hard to trade with the conditions of the time.
Premise: Investment boosts labor productivity because workers can produce more per hour when they have more and better equipment and better skills (capital deepening).
Hypothesis: Better equipment and better skills boosts labor productivity.
Premise: especially yeah i mean
Hypothesis: I am going to have to say no.
Premise: It is less athletic and acrobatic than the older, more romantic ballets.
Hypothesis: It is a fast-paced, acrobatic display of raw talent and athleticism that leaves the audience breathless.
Premise: Tourism is now the biggest industry in the Lake District.
Hypothesis: No one ever visits the Lake District.
Premise: i used to love hamburger joints and i don't go to them i don't eat hamburgers anymore but
Hypothesis: I don't eat hamburgers anymore but I use to love burger joints.
Premise: oh yeah that was a great movie
Hypothesis: That was a horrible movie.
Premise: Eastern stock, I would judge, perhaps Kentucky breeding?"Rennie asked.
Hypothesis: Western stock, maybe from California?
Premise: No sugar, said Cynthia, watching him, as he picked up the sugar-tongs. 
Hypothesis: Cynthia doesn't want sugar in her coffee.
Premise: Notwithstanding the broad authority vested in GAO and the Comptroller General by the Congress, the Vice Presidentas August 2 letter again questioned GAOas basic authority to do this review.
Hypothesis: The Comptroller General is charged with ensuring standards for computers are met.
Premise: He was answered by cries and shouts from the gathering crowd as five more wagons, each with a trailer hooked to its main bulk, pulled in around the edge of the open area, until the center of the town was full and the din of braying mules was deafening.
Hypothesis: He was shocked because he knew a fight was about to break out.
Premise: The preamble to the final rule indicates that EPA evaluated three different methodologies for implementation.
Hypothesis: Is indicated that EPA evaluated, for implementation, three different methodologies.
Premise: Augusto Pinochet to Spain to stand trial.
Hypothesis: Pinochet is facing life in prison.
Premise: The winding road continues on through the sprawling settlements of Quinta Grande and Campan?¡rio.
Hypothesis: The road does not go through any settlements.
Premise: What symmetry! 
Hypothesis: How symmetrical!
Premise: The standard for making this judgment requires the diligence of the investigator in formulating alternative explanations of what is happening, in specifying the kind of evidence that would be supportive or nonsupportive, in searching intensively for evidence that would rule out initial hypotheses, and in thoroughly considering the reasons for inconsistent patterns of evidence in the second tier.
Hypothesis: Standard for this judgement requires diligence of investigator in formulating explanations of what is happening, specifying the evidence, searching intensively, and in considering reasons for inconsistent evidence in the second tier because these factors are what allow an investigator to solve the mystery.
Premise: Air Pollution and Acute Respiratory  An Observational Study of Multiple Pollutants.
Hypothesis: They studied air pollution and profound respiratory issues.
Premise: The ratio of these estimates is 1.9784.
Hypothesis: Computing the ratio for the estimates gives us 1.9784
Premise: Architecturally, the lodge offers an interesting transition from sober Gothic to more decorative Renaissance.
Hypothesis: There is a transition you take interest in, it is from Gothic to Renaissance.
Premise: The trouble--the other half of the Japanese trap--is that while the conclusion that Japan needs inflation emerges from what looks like impeccable economic logic, we live in an era in which central bankers believe (and are believed to believe) in price stability as an overriding goal.
Hypothesis: Bankers in Tokyo believe that price stability aids their economy a great deal.
Premise: Third, how rigorous and defensible would customer-specific costs have to be in order to qualify as an acceptable base for a contract, and would the costing receive review by any outside party?
Hypothesis: They don't know if an outside party would cost something.
Premise: He let the air dry the exposed portions of his body as he ran out, while bare skin grew wet against the dewy grass.
Hypothesis: He didn't have time to use a towel.
Premise: When they watched these films in the presence of an authority figure, however, the Americans' facial expressions were essentially the same as when they watched the films alone, whereas the Japanese showed much less negative affect, smiled sometimes, and actually masked negative emotion with smiling behavior.
Hypothesis: The Japanese are better at hiding emotions.
Premise: The form and content of audit documentation should be designed to meet the circumstances of the particular audit.
Hypothesis: Each audit should have it's own tailored form and content.
Premise: The elephant grass along the several rivers in the park is so tall that only from an elephant's back can you spot rhinos, deer, and other creatures, most of which are used to seeing elephants and do not run from them.
Hypothesis: The grass is so high, anything in the grass can only be seen from the height of an elephant's back. Which is why the grass is called elephant grass.
Premise: Couldn't prove it though, an' after that th' Old Man made a rule we take Pimas every drive.
Hypothesis: Thanks to the Old Man's rule, every drive is accompanied by Pimas.
Premise: The best time to see them all is early morning, looming out of the mist, or at sunset, throwing dramatic shadows.
Hypothesis: It's hard to find them in the morning.
Premise: General Accounting Office, Managing for  Using Strategic Human Capital Management to Drive Transformational Change, GAO-02-940T (Washington, D.C.: July 15,2002).
Hypothesis: Each company creates its own, unique management strategy.
Premise: well i uh before i was married i used to play a lot of sports
Hypothesis: I used to play many sports before I got married.
Premise: Guess at her relief when strychnine is mentioned, and she discovers that after all the tragedy is not her doing. 
Hypothesis: She brought all of her tragedy on herself.
Premise: well it's been nice talking to you i guess i'll uh maybe see you again sometime
Hypothesis: I might see you at some point again.
Premise: Perched on the Gargano heights south of the forest, Monte Sant'Angelo was a major medieval pilgrimage town, celebrated for its fifth-century sanctuary of St. Michael in a grotto where the archangel appeared to the Bishop of Siponto three times.
Hypothesis: The faithful truly believe such claims, but more skeptical minds think the Bishop of Siponto was either a liar or mentally ill.
Premise: Choose from the inexpensive trendy cafeteria, the charming Art Deco dining room (more extensive and expensive menu), or the front terrace.
Hypothesis: The cafeteria is both trendy and inexpensive.
Premise: Step inside the lift.
Hypothesis: Get out of the lift!
Premise: The houses are an enduring monument to the privileged position of the foreigners allowed to live here.
Hypothesis: The houses are still standing as of today.
Premise: In his revision, Reich gets rid of the cigar shtick and again substitutes actual words, while trying to preserve what he can of a sense of hostility.
Hypothesis: Reich and his activities never had anything whatsoever to do with a cigar.
Premise: It wasn't that much different, or worse, from the experiences in his youth when his face was covered with acne.
Hypothesis: His face was covered in acne when he was younger.
Premise: It was the only European gateway to China, and through Macau flowed Western technology and religion.
Hypothesis: Macau completely shut off China from Europe.
Premise: Wandering in these fascinating little streets is best in the early morning or late afternoon when the crowds and heat are reduced.
Hypothesis: The area is extremely cold during the day.
Premise: Pony-tailed policewomen frantically gesticulate and whistle in a doomed effort to stir the immovable traffic; drivers at their wit's end lean on their horns in sympathy and add to the cacophony.
Hypothesis: Policewomen sometimes wear ponytails.
Premise: It can be reached by bus, suburban railway line, or cable car (teleferico).
Hypothesis: The buses cost five dollars to ride but the cable cars cost twice that much.
Premise: and and they're all a handful so it's got to be something she can do fairly easily and fairly quickly
Hypothesis: She needs to do something simple and swift because they're all troublesome.
Premise: 4 Browser market vs. operating-system market.
Hypothesis: There is no comparison between operating system and browser markets.
Premise: Formal and informal areas are landscaped with pools and fountains, while terraces tumble down the hillsides.
Hypothesis: The architect of the pools and fountains drew inspiration from the gardens of Versailles.
Premise: Every spring the Madeira Island Open, part of the P.G.A.
Hypothesis: The Madeira Island Open is not part of the P.G.A.
Premise: Nor are you likely to encounter a language problem, as English is taught in all schools and is widely spoken.
Hypothesis: English is the primary language.
Premise: The following year Zarco returned to claim the larger island he had seen from Porto Santo, and with him went Tristao Vaz Teixeira and Bartolomeu Perestrelo.
Hypothesis: Zarco is a narcotics trader in New South Wales.
Premise: Elephant rides, jeep tours, and canoe trips can all be arranged at the park entrance, where an interesting interpretive center provides a history of the area and information about its ecology.
Hypothesis: The jeep tours should be arranged a few days before getting to the park entrance.
Premise: I had some warm moments in that court; I did not figure to myself that the man would be so pig-headed as to refuse to say anything at all. 
Hypothesis: There were a few light moments in the court.
Premise: The Royal Golf Club at Dollymount and many other clubs welcome visitors; advance booking is rarely required.
Hypothesis: It's easy to play at Dollymount's Royal Golf Club because you usually don't have to book.
Premise: Whatever the merits of this idea--and there are some--it does not address the problem at hand.
Hypothesis: The idea does a good job of addressing the main issue at hand.