xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Do you still have the pistols?Jon looked up at the adventurer.
Hypothesis: Jon wondered if you still had pistols.
Premise: The boats go on to the friendly fishermen's island of Tap Mun, in Mirs Bay, with stops in remote hamlets of the Sai Kung Peninsula.
Hypothesis: There are no stops along the way to Tap Mun.
Premise: This man was not the same as the others they had fought.
Hypothesis: This man was exactly like all the others.
Premise: You've known him all your life.
Hypothesis: You have been best friends with him since you were children.
Premise: Caterpillar was able to deliver this design in 18 months after the product development was started.
Hypothesis: Besides delivering a design, Caterpillar also had the courtesy to deliver specific instructions for the design.
Premise: well that's true you're right you know by the time you've finally got down to it i was hoping i could remember where all those other things went
Hypothesis: I have a great memory and perfect recall.
Premise: I want a few words with you, Mr. Julius Hersheimmer." 204 Chapter 25 Jane's Story HER arm through Jane's, dragging her along, Tuppence reached the station.
Hypothesis: Tuppence forced Jane to go to the station
Premise: i just i don't i think that i perhaps would let them have the boat or something i'd make some quick arrangements
Hypothesis: I'm a big fan of snakes on my boat.
Premise: The square now hosts National Day state parades.
Hypothesis: Natioal Day parades are hosted at the square.
Premise: How many of those opining solemnly on the Indonesian financial crisis this past week know (or care) squat about Indonesian finance?
Hypothesis: We know for a fact that everything in the world knows the ins-and-outs of Indonesian finance so, no questions need to be asked.
Premise: On Frasier (NBC, 9 p.m.), Woody Harrelson visits Frasier as Woody Boyd, the lovably dumb bartender from Cheers , but then won't leave.
Hypothesis: Harrelson's character is annoying.
Premise: (Apparently spiritual guidance was a necessity for those who dwelt among an excess of temptation. )
Hypothesis: Spiritual guidance was looked down upon by those who dwelt among temptation.
Premise: And now tell me, said Tommy, unable to restrain his pentup curiosity any longer, as they sat in state surrounded by the many hors d'oeuvre of Tuppence's dreams.
Hypothesis: Tommy said, now tell me, he could not hold back his curiosity anymore.
Premise: No! We have other things to buy!'
Hypothesis: No!  We need to save our money because we have other things to buy.
Premise: And the fort always looms on the horizon, a constant reminder of the town's war-torn history.
Hypothesis: The fort on the horizon was mostly used for ceremonial purposes and saw little real combat.
Premise: Also on the Consider Your Options page, you can order SLATE to be delivered to your computer by e-mail.
Hypothesis: SLATE can only be sent to customers via physical mailboxes.
Premise: And who knows?
Hypothesis: Nobody knows?
Premise: Setbacks in the 1930s caused by the European postwar slump were only a spur to redouble efforts by diversifying heavy industry into the machine-making, metallurgical, and chemical sectors.
Hypothesis: The European postwar slump caused a number of problems in the 1930s.
Premise: we go where the work is
Hypothesis: The work comes to us.
Premise: that was that was pretty good um and
Hypothesis: It was really good.
Premise: he'd help them out a lot if they were broke down he'd try to go fix their car on the road instead of calling the tow truck so that saved them a lot of money
Hypothesis: He would attempt to fix their car rather than calling in a tow truck which saved a lot of money.
Premise: (DeLay also calls himself a Goth, in honor of his historical heroes.)
Hypothesis: DeLay doesn't consider himself a Goth.
Premise: And talking about that, son, the reason for it is that something happened to the ingredients.
Hypothesis: Something befell the ingredients that resulted in this.
Premise: Now I want to ask you about something else. 
Hypothesis: I have another question for you at the moment.
Premise: and and do these kind of things i think culturally it really destroyed a lot of the people that that went over and saw these people you just couldn't believe that they would that they would be mean and and and drop bombs and kill people and then we would turn around and and napalm them you know if
Hypothesis: They couldn't believe that they dropped bombs and killed people
Premise: The deal is struck and creates a new kind of marriage--or so they hope.
Hypothesis: They aren't entirely sure the deal will create a new type of marriage.
Premise: The RFP was also modified to obtain more comprehensive information on sub-grantees that receive twenty-five percent (25 percent) or more of the LSC grant award, and sub-grantees that deliver a full range of services to a specific geographic area within the applicant's service area.
Hypothesis: The sub-grantees had certain restrictions based on the services they are required to provide.
Premise: There's the roc! He leaned closer to the wall of the tiny egg and shouted.
Hypothesis: The wall of the egg was translucent.
Premise: The challenge for Wilde lovers at the end of the 20 th century is  Find a way to appall.
Hypothesis: At the start of the 20th century, Wilde fans were able to find ways to appall very easily, and nothing stood in their way through the whole 20th century.
Premise: If you missed the demonstration that either diGenova or Toensing was the original source for the Dallas Morning News report about a Secret Service agent who witnessed Clinton and Lewinsky in a compromising situation, click here.
Hypothesis: There is no article in the Dallas Morning News about Clinton.
Premise: In the Weekly Standard , Wallace biographer Stephan Lesher says the film reduces the governor's appeal to simple racism--a contention every bit as anti-intellectual and demagogic as Wallace's own ...
Hypothesis: The argument given was that the film only portrayed one side of the man.
Premise: When we are not in raptures, or disapproving in the name of female realities, we are likely to wax sociological and psychological about fashion, to weigh it down with quasiscientific meaning--out of some ancient fear, perhaps, of its obvious debt to Eros.
Hypothesis: When we are in raptures, we talk about fashion.
Premise: monica's in my painting class.
Hypothesis: Math is the only class I share with Monica.
Premise: So, I think something can be worked out.
Hypothesis: I believe we can work something out.
Premise: For his part, Mr. Gray answered, No, I haven't noticed that.
Hypothesis: Mr. Gray denied having noticed it.
Premise: well yeah i know oh i haven't watched it in ages but uh you know
Hypothesis: I watched it just yesterday.
Premise: They also include descriptions of the number of small entities affected by the rule; discussions of the recordkeeping, reporting, and other compliance requirements; and the steps taken to minimize the burdens on small entities.
Hypothesis: There may be some small entities affected by the rule.
Premise: He sat watching the smoke of the two burning houses rise into the night air.
Hypothesis: He watched smoke from the fire he started in two burning houses.
Premise: Therefore, in applying software metrics to audit work, care must be taken to follow generally accepted government auditing standards when drawing conclusions based on the results of software metrics.
Hypothesis: Software metrics may sometimes cause errors when  applied to audit work.
Premise: Merry goat's egg skull stink
Hypothesis: Because it was dead, the goat's egg skull stunk.
Premise: i mean that's what you your going to have to expect that to happen people are just totally unfeeling like uh
Hypothesis: I don't have a high opinion of people and think they're apathetic.
Premise: I expect he's proposing to her now."
Hypothesis: He's proposing to her today, I suppose.
Premise: Enormous college loans behind legal-aid snub
Hypothesis: Huge college loans behind legal-aid snub.
Premise: Everyone now agrees they're a dynasty.
Hypothesis: It is universally accepted that they are a dynasty.
Premise: where TI's plant is but there isn't a lot of heavy industry there's the freeways and we get an occasional well it depends which way the wind's blowing from Boston because we're only like about forty miles south of Boston so we'll pick up that
Hypothesis: We are 100 miles from Boston.
Premise: That was pure chance. 
Hypothesis: That was not planned.
Premise: What's a Postal Regulatory Commissioner to do?
Hypothesis: Why should a Postal Regulatory Commissioner do it?
Premise: Otherwise, take the main Alicante-Valencia road, which passes inland through rich, agricultural country to Gata de Gorgos a town noted for cane, basket-work, and even furniture and rural Javea.
Hypothesis: The basket-work of Gata de Gorgos is famous.
Premise: Hakone is a national park and resort area southeast of Mt.Fuji, extremely popular with weekend trippers from Tokyo.
Hypothesis: Hakone is a national park southeast of Mt. Fuji is great for weekend trips.
Premise: Central Lisbon covers the area from the waterfront, Bairro Alto, Lapa, and Avenida da Liberdade.
Hypothesis: Central Lisbon covers an extremely large area.
Premise:  He tried to put it out of his mind as he drew Nema to him.
Hypothesis: As he pulled Nema close he tried not to think about it.
Premise: well uh from what i understand there's been studies that uh these children are uh more rebellious uh they term it as more uh creative
Hypothesis: I think it's harmful that rebelliousness is being labelled creativity.
Premise: um-hum um-hum and and on Saturdays i go to a jazzercise class that's my
Hypothesis: on Saturdays I like to go to a jazzercise class
Premise: Besides the butterflies, look out for red-bellied squirrels, wild pigs, and, if you are lucky, an occasional tapir.
Hypothesis: You may also see wild pigs, squirrels and tapirs.
Premise: What should public company boards be doing?
Hypothesis: What should the boards do?
Premise: Activities need to be established to monitor performance measures and indicators.
Hypothesis: Activities need to be long and hard
Premise: Show us, Susan, said Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon excitedly asked Susan to show them.
Premise: Theoretically there should be a frontier hut, but there isn't a single customs official and the border has been unguarded for over 300 years.
Hypothesis: The border doesn't need enforcement thanks to their set up.
Premise: Today, ruins of the Taira clan's dwellings are still visible, and Yashimaji temple houses relics of the battles.
Hypothesis: There are still ruins of Taira clan's dwellings.
Premise: Vrenna stretched her body.
Hypothesis: Vrenna extended her body.
Premise: But Drudge was out front this summer reproducing stories about Bush's property having a racially restrictive lease, a tale that received wide Net play but little mainstream attention.
Hypothesis: Drudge made it clear that there was reason to question Bush's integrity.
Premise: , bomb) in furtherance of a crime of violence that is prosecutable in a federal court.
Hypothesis: The prosecution will present their case first.
Premise: Had he come back for revenge?
Hypothesis: Had he come back for thanks?
Premise: Those are just empty words if people don't have access to that system.
Hypothesis: Those words are meaningless if that system is not accessible.
Premise: Title 7 states that agencies should endeavor to establish automated techniques, including data interchange, and control whenever feasible so long as the interests of the government are protected.
Hypothesis: It's more efficient for both the government and users if things can be automated to a sufficient degree.
Premise: As in the case of the initial analysis, HCFA summarized the need for the rule in the preamble.
Hypothesis: The preamble was just over five pages long.
Premise: In trigonometry-for-dummies terms, what that means is that for every foot the ball would have continued to drop vertically, it would have traveled another 0.6 feet horizontally.
Hypothesis: The ball travels horizontally as is drops vertically.
Premise: For-profits also keep billings up by avoiding the uninsured, sticking to affluent suburbs, and avoiding obstetric, pediatric, and emergency services.
Hypothesis: For-profits put a lot of effort in serving the uninsured and pediatric sectors.
Premise: Facilities will also need to modify their Title V operating permit to incorporate the added control devices and the associated reduced emission limits.
Hypothesis: Facilities must change their Title V operating permit.
Premise: um-hum yeah right what kind of car is it
Hypothesis: Yes, what kind of car model is it?
Premise: oh i guess i've never been around a cat when it was in heat
Hypothesis: I have bred cats all my life.
Premise: The reporting and recordkeeping burden associated with the application, certification and continued eligibility of food stamp applicants was approved by OMB in 1995 under  
Hypothesis: Reporting standards for this service are very lax.
Premise: If necessary to meeting the 40,000 allowance restriction imposed under this subsection the Administrator shall reduce, pro rata, the additional annual allowances allocated to each unit under this subsection.
Hypothesis: There is a 20,000 allowance restriction set.
Premise: Critics gush over the Met's exhibit of Renaissance paintings from the Netherlands.
Hypothesis: The Met's exhibit of paintings from the Netherlands are gushed over.
Premise: Canary Island cigars and locally-made cigarettes are even cheaper.
Hypothesis: Canary Island tobacco products are even cheaper.
Premise: With its magnificent Corinthian portico crowned with statues and its columned dome, the building is a majestic sight.
Hypothesis: The portico is ugly and small.
Premise: Our analysis relies on up-to-date reviews of the relevant resource economics literature that provides WTP values for health risk reductions and visibility improvements similar to those that will be provided by implementation of the Clear Skies Act.
Hypothesis: Up to date reviews provide us with data for our analysis.
Premise: With grade budgets, professors would be forced to give fewer A's, but the A's they gave would be more valuable.
Hypothesis: Grade budgeting puts emphasis on the idea of competition between students.
Premise: In spite of momentary qualms of uneasiness respecting Tommy, she could not but feel exultation.
Hypothesis: Despite hesitations, she was in love with Tommy.
Premise: program yeah they do have a good they do have good writers for that oh that makes me think do you watch Saturday Night Live at all
Hypothesis: They have good writers for Cheers.
Premise: Dexter and Jones are also seeking financing for their piace de resistance , the King Dream Center, a $50-million interactive museum complete with virtual-reality games.
Hypothesis: Dexter and Jones need financing for the King Dream Center.
Premise: uh giving a soapbox to stand on
Hypothesis: There is a soapbox to stand on.
Premise: yeah well this is the first time we've ever had one like that we had been down we had gone from having one buck and and three does down to one buck and just one doe
Hypothesis: At one time we had one buck and three does.
Premise: yeah there there's some really poor areas where when i went  uh it it looked like it was it was always you couldn't if you didn't know the area they they didn't advise you to go out and uh you know go in the the uh poorer sections of town but the the big cities where the uh big hotels were that that was that was safe ground to walk around but uh particularly in San Juan we wanted to go walk on the beach at night and they looked at us like we were crazy
Hypothesis: i saw many stray dogs in the poor areas
Premise: 1Information  A Model to Help Managers Decrease
Hypothesis: Following the model, managers can decrease tardiness among employess
Premise: They sell tax-free goods for travelers from outside the EU, with shipping arranged on site.
Hypothesis: Nothing is tax-free.
Premise: Three stupas and the temples and monasteries from the fifth to the 12th century a.d. can still be seen.
Hypothesis: The stupas are older than the temples and the monasteries.
Premise: Yes, yes, too conclusive, continued Poirot, almost to himself. 
Hypothesis: Poirot is quite a dismissive individual.
Premise: um-hum yeah um-hum what's really terrible is they can do this to you you know and you don't really have that much of a choice as to whether or not you take it because the government government says if you're going to drive a car you've got to have the insurance
Hypothesis: The government even provides its own insurance for those who like that.
Premise: With the great improvement in the accuracy for 2000, LSC can return to using the reported figures without any adjustment.
Hypothesis: The figures still need to be adjusted before use.
Premise: Well, I've got to keep them till the circus comes, don't I? I've got to figure out what to feed them meanwhile.  
Hypothesis: I do not need to worry about them now.
Premise: The temperate climate in the south also means year-round golf and tennis.
Hypothesis: Many people from around the world come to enjoy the sports.
Premise: The royal quarters have changed little since that time.
Hypothesis: The royal living areas have been mostly untouched.
Premise: He didn't die until 1955.
Hypothesis: He expired in 1955.
Premise: The Laurels was a dilapidated house, standing back from the road with a few grimy bushes to support the fiction of a front garden.
Hypothesis: The house had been abandoned for over fifty years.
Premise: INDIANAPOLIS- Four years ago, the state Supreme Court asked law firms to address a growing  Not enough lawyers were donating time for pro bono work, and thousands of people were left with no legal help in civil cases.
Hypothesis: Supreme Court asked law firms to address something 4 years ago.
Premise: Eleventh and a half.
Hypothesis: 11 and a half.
Premise: Of the dozen villas that Tiberius built on Capri, his favorite island retreat, the best preserved is the ruins of Villa Jovis (Jupiter's Villa, or Tiberius' Villa), sprawling acrosean eastern promontory opposite the mainland.
Hypothesis: Capri is Tiberius' favorite island retreat and he constructed a dozen villas on it.
Premise: so you're saying that the repairs would have cost more than the car was worth
Hypothesis: Cars can be repaired at a high cost.
Premise: ( What Needs to Be Done.
Hypothesis: What has not to be done.
Premise: Among the other survey 
Hypothesis: The surveys were conducted by the University of Wisconsin.
Premise: Congress, in its oversight role, can monitor management improvement initiatives and provide the continuing attention necessary for reform initiatives to be carried through to their successful completion.
Hypothesis: Keeping track of the progress made by management is one of the jobs Congress does in its role as overseer.
Premise: It can be dangerous to explore the open, sandy areas on these islands since the tides rise very quickly; be sure to check the tidal tables before setting out.
Hypothesis: Check the tidal tables before going out because the tides can rise fast in areas of the islands.
Premise: to me uh i will go back to a place where uh i smile during the meal you know and just not just because of the food but i mean because either the waiter or the waitresses
Hypothesis: When the waiter or waitresses are nice, it makes me want to go back.
Premise: In Ukrainian, for instance, the word bidni refers to an unfortunate, pitiable soul.
Hypothesis: Bidni, in Ukrainian , means a soul that has ba fortune.
Premise: My girlfriend is perfect, but ...
Hypothesis: Even though my girlfriend is perfect...
Premise: In order to provide some insight into the potential importance of the key elements underlying estimates of the benefits of reducing SOx and NOx emissions, we developed an Alternative Estimate using different choices of data, methods, and assumptions that are detailed in Section II (Analytical Approach).
Hypothesis: There is no way to estimate the benefits of reducing emissions.
Premise: At the same time, electricity sales in 2020 were projected to decrease by 24% compared to the CEF reference case.
Hypothesis: Electricity sales will continue to go down after 2020.
Premise: But owners don't act like competing vice presidents.
Hypothesis: The owners did not seem to be in positions of power.
Premise: Your campaign has been flat at best, she commented.
Hypothesis: She said that the campaign had been dynamic.
Premise: The following year, Chavez's organization, United Farm Workers, released a seminal study addressing the health effects of pesticides on farmworkers.
Hypothesis: Chavez's organization released a study of the health effects on farmers.
Premise: So, with freedom to compete, there could be important changes in the way worksharing discounts are set.
Hypothesis: Freedom to compete will lead to positive changes.
Premise: You will always see someone rubbing the part of a statue corresponding to an afflicted area in the hope of relief from pain and worry.
Hypothesis: People believe in rubbing the statue in order to help with the pain.
Premise: On the south side of the station is Market Street, which was one of the principle market sites during the Victorian era.
Hypothesis: Market Street was not a popular market place during the era.
Premise: To defray costs, worshippers must make a generous donation to receive a piece of the old shrine.
Hypothesis: The worshipper who makes the highest donation gets to destroy and keep the new shrine.
Premise: Most of the attention, however, focused on the largest of the three pits.
Hypothesis: Everyone was watching the pit to see what would happen.
Premise: strictly cash and they've been in business oh for at least forty years uh that's they
Hypothesis: It has been 41 years since they began their business.
Premise: yeah you can force their hand more or less but see somebody that old they don't know
Hypothesis: You can't force them to do something.
Premise: Another rider bore down on him with a barbed lance.
Hypothesis: He was hit with a barbed lance.
Premise: The grimy paper, of a pattern now indistinguishable, hung in loose festoons from the wall.
Hypothesis: The paper hung on the wall and was loose.
Premise: Analysis of multiple types
Hypothesis: There are several different types that have been analyzed.
Premise: The railroad retirement program is partly financed by an annual financial interchange that takes place between the Railroad Social Security Equivalent Benefit Account (a trust fund) and the trust funds for old-age and survivors insurance, disability insurance, and hospital insurance (OASDHI).
Hypothesis: Railroad employees receive substantial benefits which make it a growing field.
Premise: A young woman was struggling with an older man.
Hypothesis: The woman struggled with the man.
Premise: Tasting and purchases are possible at many of the properties.
Hypothesis: Wine tastings will let you buy the wine you like best.
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: The Rajput princes would never visit the arcade, neither would the administrators.
Premise: and um-hum right going and paying six dollars for a ticket for one person at the theater or something so we i have and it's so convenient at home and you can do it anytime you you take the notion
Hypothesis: I like to watch movies at home since I can have snacks when I want.
Premise: They receive the play coldly, even though the Broadway run is almost sold out.
Hypothesis: The play received a warm reception but they are having a hard time filling seats.
Premise: Here you'll find all the resorts, bars, and discos you could wish for, but there are also traditional villages, deserted beaches, secret coves, and quiet walks for when all you want to do is escape the fray.
Hypothesis: Here you'll find resorts, bars and discos at a very, very, moderate price!
Premise: In 1943 Robert resigned and the islands swung immediately to de Gaulle's Free French.
Hypothesis: Robert resigned in 1943.
Premise: She said she had never seen such animals before.
Hypothesis: She claimed she had never seen these types of creatures before.