xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and it was because i had worked for about nine months and when they were coming home i was going to work
Hypothesis: I had been employed for nine months and was going to work when they were coming home.
Premise: Freshman Natalie Portman attending her first frat-house kegger.
Hypothesis: Freshman Natalie Portman at her first big frat booze party.
Premise: The angle of the cheek-bones hinted at his Slavonic ancestry, otherwise there was nothing to indicate his nationality.
Hypothesis: The cheeks bones showed his Slavonic genetics.
Premise: Coming upon the statue at the top of the hill, even though you may have already seen it from a distance, is still an awe-inspiring experience.
Hypothesis: The statue is more impressive up close than from a distance.
Premise: From that it developed in great detail the fact that any part of a whole bearing similarity to the whole was also the whole; that each seven was the class of all sevens; and other details of the science of magical similarity followed quite logically from the single axiom.
Hypothesis: It is like the saying all is one and one is all.
Premise: I was in a tavern drinking with two women on my lap when my name was called.
Hypothesis: I was sitting in church.
Premise: This chapter focuses on levels of commitment and support for a planned acquisition by senior managers and users, two key stakeholders in an acquisition.
Hypothesis: The chapter definitely doesn't focuses on levels of commitment and support by senior managers and users.
Premise: Jeffersonism is not Clintonism, says historian Sean Wilentz in the New Republic . The Chicago Tribune , however, concludes that American Sphinx makes manifest so many inconsistencies in Jefferson's thought that it may unwittingly be the most critical biography of Jefferson published in this century.
Hypothesis: There were no articles about Johnson's publication
Premise: This, as well as the fact that he peed during the night and had to wear disposable nappies, was a source of profound grief for his family.
Hypothesis: He had to wear a diaper because he was incontinent when he'd been drinking.
Premise: yeah i think one thing that maybe would help people vote is if the polls were either open more days or you could mail it in or
Hypothesis: I don't think it would help if the polls were open more days.
Premise: In past years, the City Council had consistently added $5.
Hypothesis: The City Council added $5.
Premise:  Overhead, the sky shattered with a roar, and another piece fell, tearing downwards toward the city.
Hypothesis: Overhead, the sky collapsed loudly, and another piece tore off.
Premise: I see, she remarked at length.
Hypothesis: She uttered that she saw.
Premise: yeah yeah well and thread
Hypothesis: No, you don't need thread.
Premise: The park has a plethora of ponds spanned by elegant stone bridges, together with stone lanterns, waterfalls, serpentine streams, cherry trees, and pines.
Hypothesis: The park's best assets are the streams and hawk nests.
Premise: We'll nip into a taxi." In another minute they were passing the barrier, had paid the necessary fares, and were stepping into a taxi.
Hypothesis: There were a few taxis to choose from.
Premise: The IDA demonstration project provides direct federal funding to state and local governments as well as nonprofit community organizations to match saving contributions by low-income families eligible for TANF or the Earned Income Tax Credit.
Hypothesis: The IDA project was limited in scope and few families actually received funding.
Premise: If a Wannabe gets paid a small stipend for this work, she belongs to the Staffers.
Hypothesis: There is not much difference between Wannabes and Staffers.
Premise: The woman said, in low, hurried tones, "Really, dear, cook's that upset.
Hypothesis: The woman was distraught and didn't know what she should do about the cook.
Premise: Unresolved Issues Remain
Hypothesis: The unresolved issues are the most difficult.
Premise: Indeed, more than 100,000 bottles of wine are produced here every year and shipped worldwide.
Hypothesis: Only one thousand bottles of wine are produced here every year.
Premise: No more than six members of the bipartisan board can be from any one political party.
Hypothesis: Only six members of the board can be from one political party.
Premise: uh-huh yeah well but the did you did you go to Florida in a van
Hypothesis: Did you travel far with the van?
Premise: She observed that institutionalizing new practices was just the beginning of the task.
Hypothesis: She was good at observing and saw that more was required than just the basics.
Premise: What did he say? asked Adrin.
Hypothesis: Adrin asked, what did he say about he war?
Premise: Now get to work, time is running out.
Hypothesis: Time is running out so we need to get to work.
Premise: Ah, Westway! 
Hypothesis: There's no better place to be at night.
Premise: well i i mean it would it would have to be tough going somewhere you don't know the culture usually i guess i think that maybe that's why some people do it is
Hypothesis: I don't think the culture impacts the difficult of travelling somewhere.
Premise: oh is it really oh how old
Hypothesis: It's very new.
Premise: Springing to her feet, she cried out angrily: "What do you mean? 
Hypothesis: She was angry and jumped up.
Premise: After Britain seized Guadeloupe, Victor Hugues, commissaire of the Convention, wrenched the island back, proclaimed slavery abolished, and set about guillotining the old-guard colons.
Hypothesis: Britain seized Guadeloupe after a brief battle.
Premise: The development of credible opinion leaders who are emergency medicine clinicians, who will endorse and advance the concept of alcohol screening and intervention, is the best means of fostering attitudinal change within that specialty.
Hypothesis: It will cost money to develop credible opinion leaders.
Premise: Last fall, Congress all but OK'd a $1-billion payout.
Hypothesis: One congressman stopped the 1 billion dollar payout.
Premise: Ihad a hard time recognizing the encyclopedia project from Slate 's account.
Hypothesis: Ihad approved of the encyclopedia project.
Premise: He awoke from a dream of monsters tearing him apart and eating him as he screamed and watched.
Hypothesis: He had such a pleasant dream he wanted to go back to bed.
Premise: It is advisable to shop at outlets that are members of the Hong Kong Tourist Association (HKTA), identified by a red junk logo.
Hypothesis: You should shop at the outlets with the HKTA logo.
Premise: What were you doing there? I asked, in lively curiosity. 
Hypothesis: I knew I could get to the bottom of their presence.
Premise: well and Ninja Turtles
Hypothesis: But not Ninja Turtles.
Premise: yeah well it's sort of like North Carolina North Carolina has an interesting thing on their income tax uh they create money tax you with or to tax you on there's a neat little formula on the back that you have to complete and assuming you're you're you're at poverty line where you're uh deduction or you take the standard deduction of thirty two fifty uh that will work out to an additional three hundred dollars
Hypothesis: The deductions in North Carolina are more lucrative than other places.
Premise: These were erected by Nectaneboduringthefourth century b.c.
Hypothesis: Nectanebo erected them during the eighth century AD.
Premise: Reynolds employee--Deep Cough--leaked the feds information about the tobacco company's manipulation of nicotine levels.
Hypothesis: Deep Cough--Reynold's employee--leaked the feds information about the tobacco company's manipulation of nicotine levels.
Premise: The most easily accessible of them is Rumtek, built in 1968 after China drove the maroon-robed Tibetan monks of the Karmapa sect into exile.
Hypothesis: Rumtek was built to keep the monks safe from the Chinese.
Premise: I passed a bar.
Hypothesis: I passed a bar that served wine.
Premise: 'Quite.'
Hypothesis: Not at all.
Premise: we put ours up i mean i had a delightful evening one  night cutting a bunch of those suckers up
Hypothesis: We had a great time slicing up those things.
Premise: These walks are a little more off the beaten track and require advance planning in terms of parking the car and obtaining refreshment, but they're rewarding because of the rich variety of landscapes they cover.
Hypothesis: Parking is hard to come by in this area.
Premise: 'The girl gets one of them,' I said.
Hypothesis: I was speaking about the girl.
Premise: so what i've tried to do uh now that i've uh finally went back to school and got my degree when i was thirty years old and uh so
Hypothesis: I did not bother to get my degree.
Premise: i don't know i mean and it it might be something that he wouldn't be able to control
Hypothesis: He would have to fight very hard to be able to control it.
Premise: speech processing business and have been for a number of years so i was very much interested
Hypothesis: I don't want to be involved as I'm not interested.
Premise: (Or click to read my summary of Wolfe's and Rose's positions.)
Hypothesis: My summary on Wolfe's position is a positive one.
Premise: yeah it does and and then uh you know my husband enjoys spending time with the kids you know he'll he'll take them out just to be with them so he they can have time with him and
Hypothesis: My husband takes the kids out to Burger King on Tuesday.
Premise: Edo was renamed Tokyo ( Eastern Capital ), and Mitsuhito took over the Tokugawa castle as his palace.
Hypothesis: Tokyo is the new name for Edo.
Premise: They must have no inkling that we are using them for our own ends.
Hypothesis: They have no idea that we have our own purposes.
Premise: The other was--well, you'd call it chaos, though it had some laws, if they could be predicted.
Hypothesis: There was some semblance of prediction in the chaotic realm.
Premise: The chateau's terrace is the best vantage point for pictures of the old town.
Hypothesis: If you want to take pictures of the old town,  the chateau's terrace is the best place to look from.
Premise: i've never seen it what is it is it like a version of the dating game or huh
Hypothesis: Can you tell me what it is; is it a version of the dating game?
Premise: these many columns and articles on the subject.
Hypothesis: These songs on love.
Premise: In fact, the World Bank in 1950 declared as many as 60 percent of Cubans undernourished.
Hypothesis: Few Cubans were undernourished.
Premise: If Muslims saw him as a righteous militant and Hindus as a brutal monster, neither denied him his title of  Sword of Islam.  
Hypothesis: He brutally slaughtered over one million Hindus.
Premise: Estimates of the wealth effect range from 1 to 7 cents, and the typical estimate is about 3 to 4 cents.
Hypothesis: The wealth effect is only 1 cent.
Premise:  'Bad shot!' as you English say! 
Hypothesis: You did a good job!
Premise: oh do you have a lot of that kind of weather there in North Carolina
Hypothesis: Do you have that kind of weather in Florida?
Premise: no no in fact see TI actually sends uh test samples from time to time uh
Hypothesis: TI sends us test samples of food.
Premise: Along the north side of the Piazza Br? , the Liston, a people-watcher's delight lined with smart cafe and fine restaurants, is the street for the Veronese bourgeoisie's popular evening stroll (passeggiata).
Hypothesis: The wealthy citizens of Verona stroll down the Liston.
Premise: All but one of Billy's major movies include shots of his rear, and frontal nudity scenes from his movie Sliver were trimmed at the last minute.
Hypothesis: Sliver is teeming with frontal nudity scenes of Billy.
Premise: you don't know what happened to Gabriel's Fire then
Hypothesis: I am sorry to tell you about Gabriel's Fire.
Premise: It won't harm you."  
Hypothesis: It won't hurt you.
Premise: yeah ours is that way too
Hypothesis: Ours is completely different.
Premise: Most of this coast, though, is filling with hotels, villas, and apartment blocks.
Hypothesis: The majority of the coast remains undeveloped.
Premise: Many people do not have the option of going to France outside the main holiday periods ' Easter, July, and August.
Hypothesis: No tourists visit France in August.
Premise: yes yes it it's their their steaks are exquisite they also have uh excellent uh liver which i happen to like
Hypothesis: They have amazing liver, and their steaks are exquisite as well.
Premise: Abundant fruit trees in the fertile alluvium of river plains attract prolific wildlife.
Hypothesis: Wildlife is attracted by the aroma of the fruit trees.
Premise: What more do you want?" As if in answer to her own question, her eyes fell on a small snapshot of Tommy that stood on her dressing-table in a shabby frame.
Hypothesis: She looked at pictures on Tommy on her dressing-table.
Premise: REPAIRABLE - An inventory item that is expected to be repaired when broken or worn out.
Hypothesis: Repairable is a word that deals with inventory repair.
Premise: you know i don't know there's something about people coming up through the sofa to get you or something you know it's just you know
Hypothesis: I imagine people grabbing me and killing me in my own living room.
Premise: NOW doesn't like the way Promise Keepers urges men to reclaim their role as the head of the family.
Hypothesis: Promise Keepers tries to get men to be the family leader.
Premise: They are also larger and more brilliantly decorated.
Hypothesis: There are no decorated figures there.
Premise: The interim rule implements the provisions of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA) governing expedited and regular removal proceedings, handling asylum claims and other activities involving the apprehension, detention, hearing of claims and ultimately the removal of inadmissible and deportable aliens.
Hypothesis: Aliens refers to immigrants whether legal or illegal.
Premise: You can see the base of the medieval towers in an excavated area of the Cour.
Hypothesis: The base of medieval towers and human remains are visible in an excavated area.
Premise: Perhaps, though, you have a warrant for his arrest in your pocket now, suggested Poirot. 
Hypothesis: Poirot suggested that the person may have a warrant in his pocket.
Premise: for different people for you know other places
Hypothesis: It is all the same, the places and people.
Premise: The beach resorts of Mirties and Massouri on the west coast take the bulk of visitors.
Hypothesis: Most visitors avoid the beach resorts on the west coast.
Premise: There are many reasons for this lack of real competition.
Hypothesis: Many people have tried to compete before, but they failed.
Premise: no unfortunately i haven't i heard it's really good but
Hypothesis: I plan to watch it on the weekend.
Premise: Morris' commission alone amounts to more than all the money Democrats have had to give back to suspicious contributors.
Hypothesis: Democrats refunded nothing.
Premise: One of Aston's many condominium resort properties, this modern high-rise has large rooms with complete kitchens.
Hypothesis: This modern high-rise is one of Aston's condominium properties.
Premise: The man on the ground thinks for a moment and yells back, You must work in management.
Hypothesis: The man who yelled back is on the ground.
Premise: you know they still got a drug habit but they're legal
Hypothesis: It's a legal drug habit, but it's still a drug habit.
Premise: I don't want to die right now.
Hypothesis: I'm scared to die and haven't lived enough yet.
Premise: If he can discredit you, well, he probably thinks he's got a chance to rake in the full pot, and it's a big one.
Hypothesis: He thinks he can discredit him.
Premise: so i don't really know what yeah yeah that's true
Hypothesis: I am not qualified to have that knowledge.
Premise: Broder and Waas say they have spoken with two ex- Spectator employees who anonymously corroborate Mann and Rand's assertion that the Arkansas Project paid Hale.
Hypothesis: Broder and Waas say the ouija board gave them all the information.
Premise: town out in the middle of the desert
Hypothesis: Settlement located in the center of the desert.
Premise: What particular figure have you in mind?
Hypothesis: What figure were you thinking about?
Premise: From Agde, take the D51 to Marseillan, another ancient port, initially settled by the Phoenicians.
Hypothesis: The D51 is part of a network of shuttle buses catered to tourists.
Premise: You know, Emily was a selfish old woman in her way. 
Hypothesis: Emily was a selfish woman, you will agree.
Premise: A huge arch (torii) spanning the main road marks the approach to the Heian Shrine.
Hypothesis: The arch marking the approach to the Heian Shrine is very small.
Premise: Section 610(e) of the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988, 47 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: The act allowed people that were hard of hearing to have an easier time paying for hearing aids.
Premise: The Commission believes that these estimates greatly overstate the number of small entities affected and reserves the right to adopt a more suitable definition of small business as applied to television broadcast stations at a later date following the conclusion of several pending proceedings at the Commission seeking comment on the definition of and data relating to small businesses and compliance with section 601(3) of the Regulatory Flexibility Act.
Hypothesis: The Commission's position was that the number of small entities being affected was largely overstated.
Premise: And, in addition to its magnificent cultural treasures, Nara offers the unlikely phenomenon of the world's most aggressive deer.
Hypothesis: Nara is home to deer
Premise: To more vividly convey that coloring, many newspapers encourage their reporters to wield the tools of the novelist, opening a story with an evocative detail, such as these leads, both from the front of today's New York Times : Ana Estela Lopeze dreamed of saving enough money to return to El Salvador to open a clothing store and build a three-bedroom house; and Rani, an illiterate woman from the washermen's caste, changed into her prettiest sari one recent morning.
Hypothesis: Many newspapers encourage their reporters.
Premise: In 1296 the stone was captured by the English from its resting place in Scone Abbey and taken to London.
Hypothesis: The stone was lost by the English.
Premise: and uh i have particularly enjoy the English comedies
Hypothesis:  I enjoy English comedies, like the Bridget Jones movies.
Premise: The displays include a full-scale reproduction of a nagaya (one of the long, single-story row houses typical of the Edo period).
Hypothesis: In the Edo period, there were single-story row houses named nagaya.
Premise: yeah uh-huh that's right i thought that would be you know because it's real nice with this because i don't even have to go into the office i've maybe been into the office once in the past three years you know
Hypothesis: I have an office job that requires me to be there every day.
Premise: where is it i've just been up there skiing and well we've driven through you know but but not you know camping or anything but i would love to camp in the mountains
Hypothesis: I've been camping there, but never skiing there.
Premise: We've always gotten along, says Lalley.
Hypothesis: They have always gotten along.
Premise: Also on the rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Hetel Carnavalet, once home of the lady of letters, Madame de Sevigne, is today the Musee Carnavalet (see page 75).
Hypothesis: Hetel Carnavalet was the one-time home of Madame de Sevigne.
Premise: ' The mice looked at one another and nobody spoke.
Hypothesis: Everyone was fascinated by how the mice looked at each other.
Premise: oh you must live in this area we're in Sherman
Hypothesis: We're in Sherman, you must live around here
Premise: This was a mistake, he thought.
Hypothesis: He made the mistake while trying to complete the project.
Premise: So when Drew Rennie, newly discharged from Forrest's Confederate scouts, arrived leading everything he owned behind him his thoroughbred stud Shiloh, a mare about to foal, and a mule he knew his business would not be questioned.
Hypothesis: Drew Rennie was discharged from the Confederacy.
Premise: It builds enormously expensive plants that employ blue-collar workers, even if they are wearing bunny suits.
Hypothesis: There are no white-collar workers employed at the expensive plants.
Premise: Research suggests that for each additional dollar of saving, perhaps one-third is used to increase net foreign investment and two-thirds is used to increase domestic investment.
Hypothesis: Research says that each dollar of saving goes in part to domestic taxes.
Premise: Elvis knows this is an obsession of mine; in Sunday's Chicago Sun-Times I published a long article that questions widespread beliefs about the Texas Instruments digital projection system and extols a much cheaper film projection system called MaxiVision48, which uses existing, proven technology, and produces a picture its patent holders claim is 500 percent better (not a misprint) than existing film or digital projection, take your choice.
Hypothesis: Patent holder claim the picture is 400 percent better.
Premise: In the 1970s and 1980s, the agency made increasing use of computers in its audit and administrative operations.
Hypothesis: Computers can be used for audit and administrative operations.
Premise: 'It's so...unabashedly cheap.'
Hypothesis: It's so expensive.
Premise: U.S. diplomats will try to soothe tension between Taiwan and China.
Hypothesis: The U.S. diplomats think it's a good idea to try and stop the tensions between Taiwan and China.
Premise: Reading Comprehension Made Easy
Hypothesis: Reading comprehension is always difficult.
Premise: The southern coastline is split by the large inlet of Kolpos Kallonis, but beyond this, in the south of the island, the olive is king, especially around Mount Olimbos, the highest point on Lesvos.
Hypothesis: The inlet of Kolpos Kallonis splits the southern coastline.
Premise: small island
Hypothesis: The island is only one square mile.
Premise: At the Aquarium of the Lakes, which is just beside the Lakeside Railway Station, you can familiarize yourself with the varieties of aquatic life that can be found around the National Park and beyond.
Hypothesis: You can find trout, salmon, and frogs in the Aquarium of the Lakes.
Premise: Debt payments can be as low as $300 a month and as high as $2,000.
Hypothesis: The average amount of a debt payment is $1,100 a month.
Premise: The film doesn't show that Wallace later apologized for his segregationist views on TV, suggesting that his conversion had political motives.
Hypothesis: Wallace apologized for how he had felt.
Premise: mannerisms and personality yeah yeah i believe it's true it's my experiences uh what i know about it and then observing it with my kids at least and then like some other people's children too it's uh you know it's uh you know the older kid is uh is more always more prone to be more like responsible and that kind of thing
Hypothesis: When i observe other people and their kids, I've noticed that the older kid is never the most responsible one.
Premise: uh they will not restrict it but they just ought to not release i don't know i don't know what districts are releasing the numbers to these newsmen that they can predict uh i i thought the polls had to be closed before you were allowed why would you release it to the newsmen first i i don't even know how the news media get these numbers from the polls i would think that ought to be sacred and and until it's all over
Hypothesis: They won't restrict it but they also can't release it legally.
Premise: Larger or smaller volumes of modified GP2 can be prepared by using proportionately larger or smaller amounts of salts and dilution water.
Hypothesis: Volumes of GP2 can be prepared by using varied amounts of salts and 99% dilution.
Premise: People like that aren't born anymore.'
Hypothesis: Honest people aren't born anymore.
Premise: Yet Starr, too, has run a few novel and self-interested public interest theories up the flagpole, such as his claim that his leaking (if it exists, which it doesn't) is covered by a rule that allows prosecutors to reassure the public about the integrity of an investigation.
Hypothesis: Starr leaked many facts about the investigation to the New York Times.