xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Originally capped with a smooth layer of limestone it would have reflected sunlight like a beacon across the Nile valley.
Hypothesis: Many people would use the reflected sunlight to try and tell what time of the day it was.
Premise: and that really upsets me because i won't pay cable prices because there's it's it's useless having cable i think
Hypothesis: It's upsetting because I refuse to pay cable prices and there are no other alternatives.
Premise: 1 billion pieces of advertising mail.
Hypothesis: 1 billion pieces of mail advertisements.
Premise: During the Casino's heyday, the pedestrian Calle de la Plateraa (Street of Silversmiths), at right angles to the Traperaa, was full of practising craftsmen.
Hypothesis: The craftsmen had brought their expertise and their willingness to work hard.
Premise: The West's belief in peaceful democracy endures, in part, because it celebrates us, because we think that the spread of democracy will usher in a period of peace that will allow us to concentrate on our own needs and ignore those of others.
Hypothesis: The West's belief in peaceful democracy endures because of our fear of autocratic forms of government.
Premise: There are many conditions that are not visible.
Hypothesis: There are many hidden conditions.
Premise: The person or other entity that pays a fine or penalty does not receive anything of value in exchange, nor does the Government sacrifice anything of value.
Hypothesis: The government isn't losing anything important when the fine is paid by the person.
Premise: One-third of all Hong Kong's beaches are to be found in a single 14-km (9-mile) stretch of this region's shoreline.
Hypothesis: Less than a fifth of Honk Kong beaches are in that 9-mile stretch.
Premise: The fun parts include getting to touch an iceberg, experiencing the effects of an earthquake in total safety, and lying on the floor of the Showdome to watch exciting weather phenomena flashing above.
Hypothesis: There are lots of fun weather related activities to do like touching an iceberg or experiencing an earthquake.
Premise: 'I doubt it.
Hypothesis: I doubt we're going to win the lottery.
Premise: If this were a TV show, I could run a long list of thank-yous that you'd ignore on your way to the kitchen for another beer.
Hypothesis: With so many people to thank running a list of credits would be easier.
Premise: Whoever engineered these monstrosities had no head for historical accuracy.
Hypothesis: That person was not historically accurate.
Premise: These flagships are preserved in the Sailor's House, along with related nautical mementoes.
Hypothesis: Many historical maps of the seas can be seen in the Sailor's House.
Premise: Huge men with golden skin stood next to smaller darker men of thinner build.
Hypothesis: The larger men had light skin.
Premise: oh okay that's that's an interesting thing so uh yeah that the only way that would be a disadvantage if the other guy's got a gun and fires when he sees his and it's on it's on the first shot uh i think that uh uh
Hypothesis: We would be in a much better position if he had a gun.
Premise: Indeed, said Adrin.
Hypothesis: That sounds about right, said Adrin.
Premise: When the Lusitania was torpedoed, a man came up to me.
Hypothesis: A man came to talk to me as the Lusitania remained unblemished.
Premise: Another, the one who cried out, was belaboring the flogger with empty fists, and the voice was that of a girl!
Hypothesis: A girl was hitting the flogger.
Premise: i went out skiing in February and took uh little tumble down the slopes and so i'm nursing a wounded wing right
Hypothesis: I've never been skiing before, it's way too dangerous.
Premise: A written guarantee that a system or componentcomplies with its specified requirements and is acceptable for operational use.
Hypothesis: A written page showing the system/component is acceptable for use and complies with requirements.
Premise: If the team perceived a person did not agree, it developed an individual plan to get this person's support.
Hypothesis: When someone didn't agree with the them the team put into action campaign to win their backing.
Premise: yeah that's usually the way it is
Hypothesis: Yes, that is usually how things are with it.
Premise: No, weirdly--killed by the WTO.
Hypothesis: It was not killed by the WTO
Premise: (There had been a large headline: EX-V.A.D.
Hypothesis: The headline about Ex-V.A.D. was written in small font.
Premise: Splendid, but he mightn't come for weeks.
Hypothesis: That's fantastic, he should be here very soon!
Premise: Their breath was coming in choking gasps as they reached Sir James's door.
Hypothesis: They arrived at John's door.
Premise: I do not want Kitchell in this country any more than you do.
Hypothesis: We must get Kitchell out of this country.
Premise: So unlike the truly new generation, I wasn't faced with the debt burden.
Hypothesis: I have a great debt burden.
Premise: That's what the trial's all about.
Hypothesis: The trial is all about his wife.
Premise: it doesn't take much work
Hypothesis: It doesn't take much work because riding a horse is easy
Premise: In addition to the great shrines of haute cuisine in and around the city, you should seek out the little bars and cafe and the old-fashioned bistrosehat the Lyonnais call bouchons (after the bunches of straw or foliage that served as a sign for the restaurant).
Hypothesis: The little bars are scary nd should be avoided.
Premise: Nanak, their guru (teacher), was born a Hindu in 1469 and reared on the egalitarian principles of Islam.
Hypothesis: Nanak was a Hindu-born guru who taught principles of Islam.
Premise: Significant findings and recommendations are those matters that, if not corrected, could affect the results of the auditors' work and users' conclusions about those results.
Hypothesis: The findings need to remain incorrect to improve the results.
Premise: He's not only strongly pro-choice on abortion and sympathetic to drug legalization but has come out in favor of gay marriage, which would seem to rule out Buchanan as his candidate.
Hypothesis: He came out in favor of gay marriage which seemed to rule out Buchanan.
Premise: With an aging population and a slowly growing workforce, increasing the nation's future economic capacity is critical to ensuring retirement security in the 21st century.
Hypothesis: Retirement security depends at least in part on improving the future economic capacity of the country.
Premise: The USPS has proposed extending this service to Standard mail.
Hypothesis: They didn't propose any revision
Premise: These great cities will continue to shape our future.
Hypothesis: These great cities have shaped our past for hundreds of years.
Premise: Bhaktapur means City of Devotees, and this could today be taken to mean devotion to the old ways, for Bhaktapur is even more medieval than Old Kathmandu or Patan.
Hypothesis: Old Kathmandu and Patan are the most medieval cities in the country.
Premise: Elegant veranda dining on hillside above Gloucester Avenue.
Hypothesis: The veranda is on the hillside and has a lot of candle light on the tables.
Premise: But go to sleep now.
Hypothesis: You can stay awake all the time you want.
Premise: Iknow that I could find myself on that transplant waiting list someday.
Hypothesis: People need to worry about themselves, and not worry about being on the transplant list.
Premise: Nitrogen Oxides Emission Rate Reduction Program
Hypothesis: Nitrogen oxide rate increase program
Premise: it uh-huh just suits and there's not a whole lot of fabric variance there and they can't have a rayon suit  so
Hypothesis: for suits, there's not a whole lot of fabric variance, and they can't use rayon
Premise: well i i don't know i don't know how far it goes
Hypothesis: I just do not know how far it is.
Premise: The most enduring legacy of the state planning initiative-at least in terms of its first four years-has probably has been its success in fostering cooperation among stakeholders.
Hypothesis: Stakeholders never work with one another, because each stakeholder will only have their own interests at heart.
Premise: Duvalier went with exile to France, Noriega went with prison, and Brezhnev, I believe, is now a privately owned cement factory near Sverdlovsk.
Hypothesis: Noriega ended up with prison while Duvalier went to France on exile.
Premise: At a minimum, the PCAOB will need to effectively work with the other public regulators on enforcement/disciplinary matters.
Hypothesis: The PCAOB doesn't need to work with other public regulators, does it?
Premise: How did the welfare culture grow in the first place?
Hypothesis: How would welfare culture initially grow?
Premise: The villager cried out and lunged but the small man twisted out of the way.
Hypothesis: The guy yelled at the small man.
Premise: The miners were in the western hills in the salt mines.
Hypothesis: The miners were in the salt mines in the western hills.
Premise: The mission of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) is to help contract managers best achieve their objectives to manage customer and supplier expectations and relationships, control risk and cost, and contribute to organizational profitability and success.
Hypothesis: The NCMA does not assist contract managers achieve their goals.
Premise: Economists use several theories to explain what motivates people to save.
Hypothesis: Most economist believe that their theory is the correct one.
Premise: His portrait of the Virgin is stirringly beautiful, while Baptism of Christ is one of the artist's last works.
Hypothesis: The artist had two other famous works after the Baptism of Christ.
Premise: Despite its huge size, the ca?­the?­dral achieves a remarkable balance in its proportions and harmony in its facade.
Hypothesis: The cathedral is huge.
Premise: Typically, an analysis will include a baseline scenario that simulates future conditions in the absence of the proposed regulation and one or more control scenarios that simulate conditions under the regulations being evaluated.
Hypothesis: An analysis will include a baseline and one or more control scenarios.
Premise: She tried to return (it), but to no avail.
Hypothesis: She couldn't return it.
Premise: so he comes in and tell us all these bizarre cases you know  and he said you can pretty much you know if you ever get on a jury you know you're not told this but if you ever get on a jury you can pretty much guess whatever you sentence them to they're going to serve about a quarter
Hypothesis: They always serve the full sentence.
Premise: In recent years, widespread concern has been
Hypothesis: The past few years have been carefree
Premise: i tell you what here in Dallas it's uh it's awful bad because that they're i i believe there's starting to be a lot more violent type crimes uh where you see armed robbery and and uh rape and murder you know are starting to be a lot more prevalent in this area and uh that's that's getting that's getting scary because i grew up in a real small town and i moved here to Dallas and uh it's been a rude awakening i tell you
Hypothesis: In Dallas there is starting to occur more violent crimes.
Premise: In the 1920s, the famous journalist Lincoln Steffens came to the Soviet Union and  I have seen the future, and it works.
Hypothesis: The Soviet Union refused to let Steffens in during the 1920s.
Premise: (And all this time, I thought you actually had to be physically present at Slate.com in order to write for it.)
Hypothesis: I thought you had to be at Slate.com in person to write for it.
Premise: yeah that's that's bit a problem i mean you could always buy a uh you could always buy a Sphinx
Hypothesis: Sphinx is a much superior brand compared to the one you have.
Premise: In 1982 and '83 de Kooning, undistracted by an outside world he could no longer understand, painted at an unprecedented pace, completing nearly a picture a week.
Hypothesis: de Kooning painted around 50 paintings a year in 1982 and 1983.
Premise: In 1963 it had 520 employees and an annual budget of $8 million.
Hypothesis: They all stayed til retirement.
Premise: The temple served a specific purpose, to host the New Year celebration to the God Amun who would be represented in both his positive form, Amun Ra the sun god and his negative form, Amun-Min a lustful, wanton and outrageous demon.
Hypothesis: The temple would host the New Year celebrations.
Premise: Later, I came back to the hall; but it was all quiet. 
Hypothesis: I came back to a noisy hall.
Premise: Aside from the stunning views, Santorini has much more to show its visitors.
Hypothesis: Santorini is very desaturated with boring views.
Premise: However, none of the five departments and agencies that we contacted had links on their home pages that identified all rules available for comment within their entire organizations.
Hypothesis: All rules available were not clearly identifiable from the homepage of any of the five departments and agencies.
Premise: Kleiman called that charge completely spurious.
Hypothesis: Kleiman had very strong words and stated the charge was frightfully spurious.
Premise: Styles is really a glorious old place, I said to John. 
Hypothesis: I told John that I considered Styles and its manor a glorious place.
Premise: A few stubborn legislators are still shouting about it.
Hypothesis: Legislators aren't being stubborn at all, they have forgotten their loss.
Premise: When the trust fund puts $1 into private markets instead of into government bonds.
Hypothesis: The trust fund puts all it's money into government bonds.
Premise: If we do this right, we can cut their numbers by a third and not lose any of us.
Hypothesis: The plan was devised by our tactician.
Premise: Far from supporting the Court's nondistortion analysis, League of Women Voters dooms the Court's case.
Hypothesis: The Women voters all support the court's decision.
Premise:   99% Catholic, 1% Protestant, Greek Orthodox, and Jewish.
Hypothesis: More Jewish than Greek Orthodox.
Premise: The population density of the two least populated departments of France, Creuse and Lozare, is 14 persons per square kilometer.
Hypothesis: Creuse and Lozare are remote and lacking in public transportation.
Premise: Leather straps held the plate in place, strapped around the back of his bald head.
Hypothesis: He was able to move without worrying about the plate slipping.
Premise: Jon looked for a path and saw a series of rocks that the man had likely climbed.
Hypothesis: Jon knew which way the man went.
Premise: Whittington was in a hurry to get rid of you this morning, but next time he'll want to know something more before he parts with his money.
Hypothesis: Whittington will not meat with you next time.
Premise: The values of the slope (rate of increase in total costs) and intercept (institutional costs) are directly related to the population of the country.
Hypothesis: The slope and intercept are not related to population.
Premise: Or go the other way and revive Al Gore's sagging fortunes with a time-honored sitcom helper--big campaign closer--a wedding!
Hypothesis: Al Gore's was riding a huge wave of popularity.
Premise: uh he drives a small uh S GMC S fifteen  which we bought we bought new five years ago and have had real good luck with i mean there's have absolutely no trouble with it
Hypothesis: The GMC S fifteen that he drives has given us a lot of trouble.
Premise: really well that's neat
Hypothesis: Really, well that is convenient.
Premise: One of the agency representatives indicated that the system overload problem could be solved by developing information retrieval systems ahead of time that would accommodate large traffic volumes.
Hypothesis: None of the agency representatives indicated that the system overload problem could be solved by developing information retrieval systems
Premise: Figure it out.
Hypothesis: Figure it out for yourself, Red said.
Premise: Mary took a house in Kensington, Poirot being included in the family party. 
Hypothesis: With Poirot included in the family party, Mary took a house in Kensington.
Premise: ) There was Kennedy Fraser, late of The New Yorker , whose witty essays on fashion published in that magazine during the 1970s have since, happily, been collected.
Hypothesis: Kennedy Fraser wrote witty essays on fashion.
Premise: It's hard to recall a more chilling stretch in modern movies than the one before the last big battle, when the American soldiers, surrounded by the debris of a devastated town, listen to the echoey, piped-in strains of an Edith Piaf recording--and then hear the first low rumbles of approaching German tanks, each man alone in the shared knowledge that this foreign music will likely be the last they'll hear.
Hypothesis: The German soldiers heard the rumble of American tanks coming towards them.
Premise: Who put it in the chest, I wonder?
Hypothesis: I'm curious as to who put it in the chest.
Premise: The main Doric temple rested on the upper level of the three terraces that make up the site.
Hypothesis: The Doric temple is on the lower terrace.
Premise: Nurse Janina sobbed now openly and from the hallway came the sound of loud and uncontrollable crying of the aide's and several other nurses.
Hypothesis: All of the nurses in the building were crying
Premise: Without a placebo group, we still won't know if any of the treatments are better than nothing and therefore worth giving.
Hypothesis: The blue pill will turn people into atoms.
Premise: The Justice Department reportedly is investigating whether the Democratic National Committee funded Ron Carey's campaign in exchange for Teamster funding of the Clinton campaign . Republicans are demanding a special prosecutor and promising congressional investigations.
Hypothesis: The DNC didn't give Carey a dime.
Premise: It's a great sum of money, and besides" she gave a curious smile "it is not wise to throw over a woman like me!" For a moment or two, she remained smiling, and lightly tapping her fingers on the table.
Hypothesis: She was telling him to let her go in an emotionless way.
Premise: or take it to the pit  and let them let somebody else do it
Hypothesis: Alternatively, you can have someone at the pit do it.
Premise: Yes, I do. The lady nodded. 
Hypothesis: I don't, no. The lady shook her head.
Premise: These three central agencies, referred to collectively as the principals, established the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) in 1990.
Hypothesis: These three principals central agencies, established the FASAB in 1990 and had a lot of success.
Premise: Which isn't surprising.
Hypothesis: Nobody had been expecting it.
Premise: The unweighted average of Gini Indices for industrialized countries is 30.
Hypothesis: Industrialized countries have a weighted and unweighted Gini indice.
Premise: The final and most beguiling aspect of Israel's Kosovo ambivalence is Holocaust remembrance but of a different sort.
Hypothesis: The final aspect of Israel's Kosovo ambivalence is a different kind of Holocaust remembrance.
Premise: Arts and crafts are held in high regard in Edinburgh.
Hypothesis: Arts and crafts are looked down on in Edinburgh.
Premise: NOECs and LOECs are determined by hypothesis testing (Dunnett's Test, a t test with the Bonferroni adjustment, Steel's Many-One Rank Test, or the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test with Bonferroni adjustment), whereas LCs, ICs, and ECs are determined by point estimation techniques (Probit Analysis, the Spearman-Karber Method, the Trimmed Spearman-Karber Method, the Graphical Method or Linear Interpolation Method).
Hypothesis: Hypothesis testing is how LOECs are found.
Premise: The animal he rode, the two he led were, at first glance, far more noticeable than the dusty rider himself.
Hypothesis: He had three animals.
Premise: Finally, in the example that's apparently nearest to Alterman's heart--two potential spouses making $125,000 and $40,000--he says, a year of marriage costs the same as a year of day care.
Hypothesis: Alterman believes that a year of marriage carries the same cost as a year of day care.
Premise: Unfortunately, he also began to spit out his cream of wheat and throwing the spoon while being fed mashed celery, which should not happen to an adult man from a good family.
Hypothesis: He ate all of his food.
Premise: As with all Buddha images, the positions of the hands are highly significant.
Hypothesis: It doesn't matter how the hands are positioned.
Premise: But are these crimes worthy of a lifetime in media purgatory?
Hypothesis: Are these crimes so bad that they have to be forever bashed in the media whenever they come up?
Premise: Of the cunning, ruthless triumvirate that came out on top at the end of the country's century of civil war, Tokugawa was without doubt the most patient, the most prudent and most treacherous.
Hypothesis: Tokugawa was noted for his treacherous, ruthless nature.
Premise: North of the CityPalace is the handsome Jagdish Temple, a rare example of Indo-Aryan style and symbol of its independent spirit.
Hypothesis: The temples is still used by native peoples.
Premise: Certainly, Aunt Emily. She jumped up promptly, and something in her manner reminded me that her position was a dependent one, and that Mrs. Inglethorp, kind as she might be in the main, did not allow her to forget it. 
Hypothesis: Mrs Inglethorp didn't let the woman forget anything.
Premise: Universal Studios Hollywood (off the Hollywood/101 Freeway at either the Universal Ceter Drive or the Lankershim Boulevard exits) is the area's biggest draw; it combines a real working studio and behind-the-scenes tours with amusement park attractions.
Hypothesis: Hollywood is a place for bright, young film producers to become very famous in the future.
Premise: Time machine?
Hypothesis: The person is asking where the time machine is.
Premise: The iron-ore mine at Millom, on the coast southwest of Broughton-in-Furness, was once one of the biggest in the world.
Hypothesis: The iron-ore mine at Millom used to be the biggest in the world.
Premise: uh-huh um-hum um-hum right right accessories uh-huh
Hypothesis: The right scarves.
Premise: so well it it was a it it was a good plan but i haven't yet i got into sales and i'm selling um telephone systems
Hypothesis: I don't like being a sales person but it's okay for now.
Premise: really i mean  so what choice do you have then
Hypothesis: What options do you have, then?
Premise: This was the home of the 19th-century artist, critic, and reformer John Ruskin, one of the preeminent men of his time.
Hypothesis: After John Ruskin passed away, his family wanted to preserve his home and convert it into a museum.
Premise: Back on the coastal highway you won't wonder why the village of Bananier has its name.
Hypothesis: Back on the coastal highway, the village of Bananier isn't really worth stopping at.
Premise: Cabourg is the most stately of the old Channel resorts.
Hypothesis: Cabourg was the first resort to be abandoned.
Premise: This one's name was Popeye, and he was a gelding.
Hypothesis: This one was named Popeye after his father, he was a gelding.
Premise: As discussed in section 4, these steps should take place early in the engagement and include the team members, as well as appropriate technical staff.
Hypothesis: Without technical staff, the project cannot go ahead.
Premise: The south is dominated by the cosmopolitan island capital, Palma de Mallorca, its handsome bay, and the crowded beaches that splay outward from it.
Hypothesis: The south is dominated by the national Hispanic capital, Madrid, and its fantastic architecture.
Premise: There is some evidence28 that people will pay more to reduce involuntarily incurred risks than risks incurred voluntarily.
Hypothesis: People don't realize when they are incurring voluntary risks.
Premise: The Astronomer said, "They'll come."  
Hypothesis: The astronomer didn't think they were coming.
Premise: Sure, there are some from other courts elsewhere, but they are few and far between, and Starr really wouldn't be able to cite them properly in a brief in the District of Columbia.
Hypothesis: Starr has never shown interest in being able to cite these things in the courts.
Premise: I politely declined.
Hypothesis: I was not rude.
Premise: From Waterloo Boris took the tube as far as Piccadilly Circus.
Hypothesis: Boris reached Piccadilly Circus after leaving Waterloo.