xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Only a handful of the 200,000 Serbs have come back to the Krajina.
Hypothesis: The Krajina was a larger city then.
Premise: The main attractions are linked to the town's most prominent son, William Wordsworth, who was born here in 1770.
Hypothesis: The main trivia of the town is that William Wordsworth was born there.
Premise: And it was Ian Willmut, whose work opened the door to human cloning, who most forcefully denounced that prospect at Senate hearings held last spring.
Hypothesis: The Senate held a hearing about human cloning.
Premise: The rumor of a Senate run seems dead, but a local satirical revue proposes that Clinton capitalize on his legendary press-the-flesh skill by working as a Wal-Mart greeter.
Hypothesis: The rumor of Clinton's Senate run is still on-going.
Premise: Among spectator sports, pride of place goes to horse-racing.
Hypothesis: Ever since the track was built back in 1925, horse-racing has been the most popular sport for spectators.
Premise: Ehrenhalt himself advocates a return to the choice-free, obedient life of the 1950s, but while seductive in the abstract, it sounds more and more confining on close examination.
Hypothesis: The choice-free life is the best life.
Premise: i shoot i can't even think who's quarterback uh the uh darn uh coach name for the Bills
Hypothesis: I cant remember who is quarterback.
Premise: From south of the Fort, notice the two monumental elephants outside the Delhi Gate.
Hypothesis: You can find the monumental elephants inside of the Delhi Gate.
Premise: On the fourth side is an artificial lake stretching 8 km (5 miles) to the Rajasthan border, never sufficient, apparently, for the needs of the citadel, and so one of the probable reasons why Akbar did not settle here permanently.
Hypothesis: The artificial lake met the needs of the citadel adequately, which is why Akbar settled there permanently.
Premise: The shrine is protected by two stone lions at the entrance and guardian dragons on the roof.
Hypothesis: The shrine is protected by the lions and dragons.
Premise: yeah i'll try that i sure will
Hypothesis: no way, I won't touch that
Premise: It confirms a surmise of mine. 
Hypothesis: What I had thought before was not confirmed.
Premise: It is Mr. Mace, from the chemist's shop. 
Hypothesis: Mr Mace works at the chemist's shop.
Premise: Employment level also increased during this time from 69.
Hypothesis: Employment became more scarce dduring the time of 69.
Premise: Palestinian ports, such as Haifa, were blockaded by the British to prevent more Jewish immigrants from flooding in.
Hypothesis: Jewish immigrants never arrived through Palestinian ports.
Premise: The services Legal Aid provides, she said, are critical to helping indigent victims of domestic violence achieve the freedom they need to start their lives over and begin to recover from years of physical and psychological trauma.
Hypothesis: These services are for adults and children and help a lot of them.
Premise: The Revolutionary element as good as declare that it's in their hands, and that they intend to produce it at a given moment.
Hypothesis: All of them need to be dedicated in order to make the element.
Premise: This has been supplemented by the spread of lucrative palm oil plantations, the discovery of rich new reserves of petroleum and natural gas off the north coast of Borneo and the east coast of the peninsula, and development of manufacturing and tourism industries.
Hypothesis: The palm oil plantations are quite lucrative, but have supplemented this and so have the tourism industry developments.
Premise: there instead of these uh uh banks going that are folding but
Hypothesis: Instead of these banks that are folding there are new credit unions popping up.
Premise: oh okay are you on an exercise program now or
Hypothesis: Do you have an exercise program you are following?
Premise: Auditors without sufficient knowledge to perform the functions listed above may have to engage a consultant for quality control purposes for the areas related to the specialist's work.
Hypothesis: Consultants are better trained for quality control purposes.
Premise: Why did you not tell me? 
Hypothesis: Why did you let me know?
Premise: Sam Schulman complains in the Wall Street Journal that despite the excellent material, Eisler cannot capture the essence of Byron's power because her earnestness misses his seductive combination of modesty, irony, self-doubt and self-confidence.
Hypothesis: Byron is overly earnest.
Premise: On Late Edition , Wolf Blitzer trots out Friday's CNN/Gallup/ USA Today poll indicating that if John McCain and Bill Bradley win some early primaries, Bush voters may switch to McCain, but Gore voters likely will not switch to Bradley.
Hypothesis: McCain was going to be the clear winner.
Premise: Other alcoholic drinks that you might want to take home include branquinha (aguardente with a stick of sugarcane in the bottle), or a local liqueur such as licor de maracuj?¡ (passionfruit) or ginja (cherry liqueur).
Hypothesis: Ginja will affect you much more quickly than Licor de Maracuj.
Premise: Marrying for (Less) Money
Hypothesis: Not genuinely in love with the partner.
Premise: This is a fragment of a will!
Hypothesis: This is a piece of a will!
Premise: yes yes it is down in uh more southern and and western areas and of course we're um about two hours from the northern border straight south and
Hypothesis: It's up north five hours from the border.
Premise: She looked at Jon and smiled.
Hypothesis: She frowned at Jon.
Premise: The CFO Council has played a key leadership role in establishing financial and performance improvement goals and priorities for changing the way federal agencies plan, budget, manage, evaluate, and account for federal programs.
Hypothesis: All the organizations have been compelled and agreed to implement the change decisions.
Premise: I guess they thought I was asleep, but my eyes weren't quite shut, and suddenly I saw the nice-looking man get something out of his bag and hand it to Mrs. Vandemeyer, and as he did so he WINKED… .
Hypothesis: The man winked as he took something out of his bag and gave it to Mrs. Vandemeyer.
Premise: The law currently specifies that the rates for books will not vary with distance.
Hypothesis: The law says that the rates for books can vary based on location.
Premise: The Star has an account from Clinton's former chief White House steward Mike McGrath--who has testified before the grand jury investigating the current White House scandal--about the Saturday that Schiff locked him in the pantry off the Oval Office and reportedly said, We don't want to be disturbed for 20 minutes.
Hypothesis: Mike was locked in the wardrobe of the oval office.
Premise: Just a few minutes.
Hypothesis: We are almost finished with the project.
Premise: Audit Organizations' Responsibilities
Hypothesis: The audit organizations have certain responsibilities that are unique to their field.
Premise: The rooms were also equipped with the newest four-processor multi-media computers - two per student, to teach him divided attention in a modern battle field simulation.
Hypothesis: The rooms had computers in them.
Premise: Likewise, Republicans can accuse Gore of overestimating the cost of their tax cut and underestimating the projected budget surplus.
Hypothesis: Gore was accused by Republicans of underestimating the budget surplus.
Premise: Iowa and Nebraska
Hypothesis: Florida and North Carolina.
Premise: The listed documents are also available through either the Government Printing Office or the National Technical Information Service, for more information call (202) 783-3238 or (703) 487-4650, respectively.
Hypothesis: You can also find the listed documents from the Government Printing Office.
Premise: Completed in 1995, it shattered the record for cable-stayed bridges, with a span of 856 m (2,808 ft).
Hypothesis: The bridge completed in 1995 which shattered the record had a span of 15m!
Premise: The food situation is a little depressing, too.
Hypothesis: The food situation isn't good.
Premise: At the same time, the early years of World War II brought American tourists who were no longer able to travel to Europe on holiday.
Hypothesis: The tourists were unhappy that they couldn't visit Europe.
Premise: Continuing south, opposite Tournon, there is the lure of the celebrated Cetes du Rh??ne at Tain-l'Hermitage.
Hypothesis: The nearby town of Tournon is a popular destination in and of itself.
Premise: Nevertheless, this approach has proven effective in securing funds year to year.
Hypothesis: This approach worked in spending money.
Premise: From time to time, he frowned, as if the sight of the sky was making him wonder.
Hypothesis: He kept frowning, as if the sky was making him wonder.
Premise: Unless Sir James was actually caught in the act, so to speak, I knew Mr. Carter would never believe it of him on my bare word  "
Hypothesis: Sir James believed me when I told him Mr. Carter was responsible.
Premise: I dare say you despise me for it."
Hypothesis: I deserve that you despise me for it.
Premise: Here you can eat all you wish from a buffet of six fish dishes, rice, potatoes, and various salads.
Hypothesis: The all you can eat buffet includes rice, potatoes, salads, and fish dishes.
Premise: Top leadership-both political and career-needs to make clear its commitment to the fundamental principles of results-oriented management and ensure that managers and staff at all levels recognize that they must do the same.
Hypothesis: Top leadership should commit to results-oriented management and disseminate that principle to all staff.
Premise: Only Herman Klita didn't repeat like the others, and was, as always, very skeptical, which in turn made Czarek chronically depressed.
Hypothesis: Czarek was depressed because Klita was always skeptical.
Premise: In architecture, the Romans made a quantum leap forward from the Greek structures of columns and beams by developing the arch, vault, and dome, well suited to the needs of the empire.
Hypothesis: Greek structures were weaker and less useful for the empire.
Premise: and just watches everything yeah she she enjoys the car
Hypothesis: She likes the car.
Premise: Scalps of braided hair hung from their weapons and armor.
Hypothesis: The weapons had hair tangled in them.
Premise: He was a fat man with sausage fingers.
Hypothesis: He was a skinny man with bony fingers.
Premise: The second, related problem is that the value of a unit of time is partially determined by the duration of the total period in which that unit falls.
Hypothesis: There are a couple of problems regarding the value of time.
Premise: I have learned to find my way around better, although that is still a problem and I think that a technology that can deliver so much information should be able to provide better guidance on the screen and not require reference to a printed magazine.
Hypothesis: I used to get lost all the time because I didn't have a phone.
Premise: The original statistical work in The Bell Curve consists of regression analyses on a database called the National Longitudinal Study of Youth.
Hypothesis: The Bell Curve shows the analysis of a database called the National Longitudal Study of Youth on the FDA's website.
Premise: Scientists have no idea.
Hypothesis: Scientists have no clue what they are talking about.
Premise: Hope th' Old Man gives it to him this time, hot an' heavy, both barrels plumb center!"
Hypothesis: Hope the Old Man really lays into him this time, both barrels dead center!
Premise: They shouldn't worry, he pats her down.
Hypothesis: They should worry, nobody is there to pat he down.
Premise: Since the revaluation does not affect obligations incurred but does affect net cost, an amount equal to the revaluation is recognized in determining the reconciliation between obligations incurred and net cost of operations.
Hypothesis: The revaluation affects the net cost of the operation.
Premise: Both cover packages are basically bullish on the stock market.
Hypothesis: Both packages are highly valueable on the stock market.
Premise: yeah they're better but how about all the trucks and buses that are out there uh when when was the last time you saw a truck that didn't belch smoke or uh or
Hypothesis: Belching smoke is a sign that trucks and buses have diesel engines.
Premise: First, it makes the strongest case for calling witnesses.
Hypothesis: It is the strongest case when choosing witnesses.
Premise: uh not really it's not too easy i had past uh state inspection uh just last month so and i had a turn signal out so i had to take it in to get the turn signal fixed but uh other than that for passing inspection uh they gave me a shopping list of things i needed to get done
Hypothesis: They told me there is nothing that needs to be fixed.
Premise: So, credit given.
Hypothesis: We must give credit where credit is due.
Premise: Along the Estoril Coast and just off Sesimbra, south of Lisbon, the extraordinarily clear, calm waters are good for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Hypothesis: The waters along the Estoril Coast are bad for surfing.
Premise: and uh i was in the Phillipines uh in Portugal not stationed there but i was i was there on business and visiting a family that i knew very well in fact the guy had been my boss when we were in Malaysia and uh it was with with TI and i went to his house for dinner and they had a young son who was probably about in the seventh grade and was attending a British school in uh uh in Portugal and this was in uh this was just nineteen eighty four just uh prior maybe in the summer prior to the eighty four election and i went home for dinner to dinner with this fellow and they were they were Texans and uh they lived there in Portugal and his wife said gee the darndest thing happened today she said i'm so embarrassed she said i was over at Reed's school and Margaret Thatcher came and spoke to the to the uh the parents it was a British school so she was there visiting in Portugal and she visited this British school and spoke to parents and after it was over she said i went up to her and i said Mrs Thatcher i'm a great admirer of yours
Hypothesis: She visited with the class for about an hour.
Premise: Recent research estimated that the growth in households' aggregate net worth over the 1960s and during the early 1990s was roughly equally divided between traditional saving and the increase in the nominal value of existing assets.
Hypothesis: In the 1960s and 1990s household net worth increased due to the increase of value of existing assets.
Premise: What do you think of this new ally?He wears no armor, fights with knives, and moves like the wind," said Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan is skeptical of the new ally.
Premise: The amount and kinds of evidence required to support auditors' conclusions should be based on auditors' professional judgment.
Hypothesis: The kinds of evidence that support auditors conclusions should be based on their professional judgment.
Premise: He ignites kegs of dynamite in his Aspen, Colo., backyard.
Hypothesis: He blows things up in his yard.
Premise: and that's kind of fun
Hypothesis: That was not fun at all.
Premise: The intervention was a single motivational interview that lasted approximately 30 minutes with
Hypothesis: Only one thirty minute motivational interview was provided.
Premise: Natalia stared me down.
Hypothesis: Natalia stared and waiting for me to hand her the sword.
Premise: huh well he made it
Hypothesis: I wasn't expecting him to make that.
Premise: The huge bandit swung again and Thorn stepped inside the blow.
Hypothesis: The bandit swung twice, yet neither one hit Thorn.
Premise: Well, what are we going to do? Golly, will we get a whopping if they find out? He was shivering.
Hypothesis: He was worried about getting a whopping.
Premise: Paying homage to the great war photographer's courage and talent, he nonetheless notes the conflicting stories of the photo's origins, Capa's own silence about the image in his writings, and other writers' questions.
Hypothesis: He pays no homage to the war photographers courage or talent.
Premise: The district on the opposite bank of the river was once a fortified enclave, inhabited mainly by market gardeners who used to sell their wares from barges on the river.
Hypothesis: The enclave has always been unfortified and uninhabited.
Premise: Take the well-marked walk on the Chemin du Ceteau-Fort to admire them.
Hypothesis: The walk on the Chemin du Ceteau-Fort is not well marked.
Premise: uh occasionally down in Charlotte
Hypothesis: Sometimes down in Charlotte.
Premise: My dear Poirot, I am sure you are capable of thinking of seventy! 
Hypothesis: Even Poirot here can think of at least 70.
Premise: Another special issue.
Hypothesis: The special issue was a hit.
Premise: no i'm not that much on hard rock but he does have a lot of cassettes of uh CDs that i like the i guess you'd have to call it soft rock i like Rod Stewart and and some of the things he does
Hypothesis: I'm not fond of hard rock.
Premise: It was with a slight blush that she rang the bell and ordered it to be placed in a taxi.
Hypothesis: She blushed when her purchases from the sex shop were put in the taxi.
Premise: For example, to demonstrate the product was ready for production, critical processes had to be in control and testing should have demonstrated the product reliability.
Hypothesis: The demonstration was supposed to indicate the product reliability.
Premise: Considering only the boilermakers who are currently in demand by the utility industry, the demand would be about 38 percent of the journeyman boilermakers or about 31 percent for journeymen and apprentices combined.
Hypothesis: The demand for journeyman boilermakers would add up to as much as 40 percent.
Premise: Clinging to its superb harbor, Martinique's capital is sometimes bustling, sometimes drowsy, but always captivating.
Hypothesis: Martinique lacks the super harbors that its neighboring islands all possess.
Premise: i've enjoyed speaking with you
Hypothesis: I did not enjoy speaking with you.
Premise: Some historians have argued recently that new information makes all forms of American anti-Communism, including even McCarthyism, look better in hindsight.
Hypothesis: Some historians have made McCarthyism look better in hindsight.
Premise: Jon's shot caught him in the mouth.
Hypothesis: Jon managed to dodge his shot.
Premise: which really surprises me it is scary yeah
Hypothesis: It's unsurprising and I welcome it.
Premise: A leading pro bono or legal services organization hosts each geographic and practice area.
Hypothesis: It is broken out by location and specialty as well as led by a top tier organization.
Premise: you know something they they make a mistake the lab made a mistake and it really wasn't nothing
Hypothesis: If the lab makes a mistake its nothing.
Premise: you know but i guess my entertainment's television i guess
Hypothesis: I suppose I like to spend my free time watching television.
Premise: The park also boasts the tallest obelisk in Europe in the 67-m (220-ft) Wellington Monument, erected in 1861 after the victory of Waterloo.
Hypothesis: Wellington monument was created in 1992 after the victory of Waterloo.
Premise: At L'Isle-sur-Serein, the river divides to encircle the tranquil little town and the ruins of its 15th-century chateau.
Hypothesis: People have lived on L'Isle-sur-Serein for more than 2000 years.
Premise: they're now criminals
Hypothesis: now they are criminals
Premise: Indeed, a great, unfinished work can be more fascinating than a finished one because of the way the reader is drawn into the artistic process.
Hypothesis: Indeed, because of the way the reader is drawn into the artistic process, a finished work can be less fascinating than an unfinished one.
Premise: Now, what to do about it?
Hypothesis: Do we do something?
Premise: Suddenly she aroused herself.
Hypothesis: Gradually, she fell into a slumber.
Premise:  Elsewhere, great events were changing the shape of the world.
Hypothesis: There were no great events influencing the world.
Premise: you just practically don't get any
Hypothesis: There's not any.
Premise: I have a political asylum email list, a domestic violence list, a hotline list, and so on, she says.
Hypothesis: She lumps all her cases together.
Premise: Songs like their biggest hit, , are sense-less but skillful pastiches of classic Beatles moments.
Hypothesis: It;s not a bad way to produce music, either...if someone wants to listen to it, they should.
Premise: He declined invitations from Democrats and Republicans to run for the Senate in California and resisted efforts to draft him into the 1988 presidential race.
Hypothesis: He declined offers from both the Democrats and the Republicans.
Premise: Often local Celtic patterns appear in bracelets, brooches (pins), and scarf rings.
Hypothesis: Bracelets and brooches often feature local Celtic symbols.
Premise: Indeed, as this article was being written, Lucas--under intense pressure from theater owners--gave in to the dark side of market forces.
Hypothesis: Lucas gave in to the dark side of market.
Premise: Just as saving more of the anticipated budget surpluses would enhance future budgetary flexibility, increasing private saving would also improve the federal government's budget outlook.
Hypothesis: Increased private saving is the best way to improve federal budget outlook.
Premise: This later element is a major reason why having a board that is both qualified and independent is so important.
Hypothesis: The later element is why a board is important, as they have to make tough decisions weekly.
Premise: okay did it click okay um well how do you feel about food and cooking
Hypothesis: DO you like food and cooking?
Premise: it was part of that was a little hard to understand
Hypothesis: It was simple.
Premise: The capital, Mykonos Town, is one of the most beautiful in the Aegean.
Hypothesis: Mykonos town is the capital and it is beautiful.
Premise: One pincer battered its way through the rebuilt city wall, while the other so it is said infiltrated through a secret passage revealed to the invaders by the brother of the sheik himself.
Hypothesis: Once inside, they were able to stage a coup.
Premise: i can't remember what type of trees they are but they all the leaves turn yellow and it's just brilliant and yes you would you'd like it very much i know you would
Hypothesis: The tree leaves turn purple and it's really nice to see.
Premise: For example, when one household sells an appreciated asset to another household, any gain realized may be used to finance the seller's consumption, but the transaction does not increase the nation's income or output.
Hypothesis: When a household sells an asset to someone else, a gain goes to the seller's consumption.
Premise: Farther west there are some less populous stretches where you can swim in relative seclusion or eat at a simple beach restaurant.
Hypothesis: Most of the beach restaurants serve tapas and sangria.
Premise: In fact, Flynt spent six days in jail.
Hypothesis: Actually, Flynt went to jail and spent almost a week there.
Premise: Navigation is hindered by sandbars at the mouth and rapids upriver, though small, sea-going vessels can make fair headway up the Rejang in Sarawak and up the Kinabatangan in Sabah.
Hypothesis: Vessels of any size can go up the Rejang.
Premise: 'Listen,' I hissed at her, 'would you please leave me alone for five minutes?'
Hypothesis: I was upset with her and needed time alone.
Premise: The subject of that memo was Bosnia, and while Ambassador Albright emerged as the administration's leading hawk on a number of fronts, arguing for intervention in Haiti and in Rwanda, she made the case for how the United States should take the lead--by threatening and, if necessary, using force--with special passion about the American role in the Balkans.
Hypothesis: The memo was about Bosnia.
Premise: He was well liked and keen.
Hypothesis: He was liked by everyone in the village.
Premise: About 100 members of the legal community attended, including state Attorney General Janet Napolitano and Arizona Supreme Court Justice Thomas Zlaket.
Hypothesis: There were only about 30 people who attended the event.