xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: The Irish monasteries during this time were the major preservers of learning and literacy in the so-called  Dark Ages.  
Hypothesis: Learning and literacy were served well by the preservation efforts of Irish monasteries.
Premise: are residences
Hypothesis: are vacation homes
Premise: If this drags on for too long, and Iran (say) seems inexcusably obstinate, it can be judged noncompliant by a vote of convention members, and sanctioned accordingly.
Hypothesis: Iran seems like they are going to cooperate and will have a decision soon enough.
Premise: In the event that cash consideration is included in the exchange, the cost of PP and E acquired is increased (or decreased) by the amount of the cash surrendered (or received).
Hypothesis: If cash consideration is not included in the exchange, the cost of PP and E will remain constant.
Premise: We were just sort of walking and I looked around and he wasn't there." This was perfectly true, and Red felt on safe ground.
Hypothesis: Red said he was walking and then just lost the other person.
Premise: Tommy Beresford.
Hypothesis: Tommy Beresford is a man.
Premise: There are two broad groupings of information systems control - general control and application control.
Hypothesis: There aren't any groupings within information system control
Premise: Swaying palms and luminous skies, along with some of Spain's best restaurants and tapas bars, lure visitors to the provincial capital of Alicante.
Hypothesis: Alicante does not have much in terms of restaurants or bars, but is popular for its scenery.
Premise: If you'd like to see how the Japanese handle Western-style popular music and dancing, you'll find good quality jazz clubs, conventional discos (with, naturally, fantastic electronic equipment), and even country-and-western saloons, all in Tokyo's cosmopolitan restaurant districts of Akasaka and Roppongi.
Hypothesis: Akasaka and Roppongi are popular with Westerners in Japan, because they offer a sense of familiarity and home.
Premise: Holyrood Park, within the confines of the city, provides an ideal area for walking.
Hypothesis: Holyrood Park is actually a large boating lake.
Premise: Today's Papers will be updated daily throughout the week.
Hypothesis: They will be updating today's papres all week long.
Premise: And website pro bono sections are essential to doing so.
Hypothesis: Website pro bono sections are essential for certain tasks.
Premise: Dole has taken this position because it is right for America, Dole spokeswoman Christina Martin said earlier this year.
Hypothesis: Dole was the strongest supporter of the position.
Premise: In winter the Salinas de la Mata, just south of Guardamar, often (but not always) attracts thousands of migratory flamingos, a few of which sometimes stay to breed.
Hypothesis: Migratory flamingos always avoid the Salinas de la Mata in winter, preferring Disney World instead.
Premise: well they're dangerous
Hypothesis: I'm deeply afraid of them.
Premise: Indeed, many small and furry animals tend to be funny and, if you squint, resemble genitalia taken disturbingly out of context and scampering about the place.
Hypothesis: If you squint, many small and furry animals tend to resemble genitals.
Premise: they steal yeah that and they steal
Hypothesis: They steal things.
Premise: uh they uh somebody made an interesting observation now that i think back on it i'd say yeah i can't believe that either she was the only indian to have her hair done at all times you know what i mean you know
Hypothesis: Every Indian had their hair done all the time.
Premise: Results that don't fit the theory, such as the defeat of Matt Fong in the California Senate race, have simply been ignored--as has the fact that the Republicans retained their majorities in both houses.
Hypothesis: Results which don't fit the theory, like the defeat of Matt Fong in the California Senate race have been carefully studied since Republicans maintained majorities in both houses.
Premise: To meet these objectives, we studied 11 federal and nonfederal entities experienced in developing relationships and procedures for information sharing.
Hypothesis: To meet these standards, 11 federal and non federal people were experienced in developing relationships and procedures for information sharing.
Premise: The place was a living tomb… .
Hypothesis: The place was dreary and wet.
Premise: Among the most frequent visitors to Penthouse magazine's Web site are employees at AT&amp;T, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM, and NASA.
Hypothesis: Employees at NASA frequently visit pentouse.com
Premise: that that's that's that's very good that's i i like that so i would uh i would i would vote for her without and i i suspect she could get a large voter turnout
Hypothesis: "Her voter base is incredibly small, so I doubt many will show up to vote."
Premise: know people at the end of the year you know that have had that money checked out regularly and then it's like well let's see i guess i could go get a new of glasses  you know
Hypothesis: People don't have any money at the end of the year.
Premise: It won't happen overnight and it won't happen without some setbacks.
Hypothesis: The it is pushing through new laws that the other party opposses.
Premise: they have no concept of it it's against their church
Hypothesis: It seemed like a good idea, but went against their church.
Premise: Michael Forbes of New York--who, according to press reports, has been treated as a nonperson by his GOP colleagues since he voted against the re-election of Newt Gingrich as speaker--bleats like a goat when the SBA field office in his Long Island district is threatened.
Hypothesis: Forbes had many disagreements with Gingrich.
Premise: That bit of hysteria aside, it's not hard to imagine Safire and the Journal waxing apoplectic if the attorney general had asked for a private meeting to warn the president.
Hypothesis: It is difficult to imagine Safire waxing apologetic in any situation.
Premise: uh make everything metric and i just and i see no problem with it at all
Hypothesis: I don't see any issues with making everything metric.
Premise: Tommy drew a deep breath.
Hypothesis: Tommy breathed heavily and made the jump.
Premise: They? How many do you have?
Hypothesis: How many do you have on your person?
Premise: It is so important that the courts remain open to all citizens not just the rich.
Hypothesis: Rich people can hire lawyers and pay court fees more easily than poor people.
Premise: The house which the Belgians occupied in the village was quite close to the park gates. 
Hypothesis: The Belgians had been living in a house in the village near the park gates for several months.
Premise: As noted earlier, the number of boilermakers dropped quickly during the 1990s when little work was available.
Hypothesis: New technologies hurt the job outlook for biolermakers starting in 1990.
Premise: The statue and a small museum are on a peak, up 268 steps, above Po Lin Monastery.
Hypothesis: The statue and a small museum are underground.
Premise: Don Reese, he put them both out in the street.
Hypothesis: They were kept inside.
Premise: Ellison was not, by any means, the first black writer to explore these issues.
Hypothesis: Ellison was exploring groundbreaking concepts no black writer had ever touched before.
Premise: To declare something a disease (rather than simply a part of life) is to declare it unacceptable and in need of treatment by doctors.
Hypothesis: A disease is not always something that needs to be treated.
Premise: There you have me beat, said Mr. Hersheimmer.
Hypothesis: One thing that Mr. Hersheimmer would never do is admit when he had been beaten.
Premise: you know i've like i'm really bad  nobody would want me on their team i'm the you know i'm the opposing teams best player so so to speak so
Hypothesis: I am bad and no one wants me for their team.
Premise: Jack Nealon's (also in Capel Street) has jazz on Sunday and eclectic music the rest of the week.
Hypothesis: The jazz there is the only all-jazz performance on Sundays.
Premise: Rosenberg also points to one reason to think the HIV-negative gay male may actually live longer on average than the straight  Gays may have higher incomes and more education on average than straights--two factors powerfully correlated with longer life spans.
Hypothesis: Rosenberg proved that gay people will always be sad, due to AIDS
Premise: yeah i don't believe they have to pay any uh like federal tax uh
Hypothesis: Yeah, I assume they don't have to pay a federal tax because of their social work.
Premise: I do not think ”Poirot watched him narrowly ”"that you quite realize the unfavourable nature of your evidence at the inquest. 
Hypothesis: Poirot dozed off and no longer held his attention to him.
Premise: Derry plugged herself into the mesh of circuitry taking up most of her living room, and spent a long moment doing what I can only describe as writhe.
Hypothesis: Derry was being zapped.
Premise: so you could still feed it but she kept them clean
Hypothesis: You could still feed them but she kept them clean.
Premise: oh they're doing some backpedaling
Hypothesis: They made too many promises they couldn't keep.
Premise: 4 million of its $15 million budget from the Maryland Legal Services Corp., which was established by the General Assembly in 1982.
Hypothesis: Since it was founded, the Maryland Legal Services Corp. has provided excellent services to the people of Maryland.
Premise: These and the climactic Battle of Hastings are depicted with all the exciting action and violence of a modern adventure film, with a cast of 626 char?­ac?­ters, 202 horses, 55 dogs, and 505 other animals.
Hypothesis: The Battle of Hastings is re-enacted with over 600 actors, plus horses, dogs and other animals.
Premise: The dolphin, not the precocious child.
Hypothesis: The dolphin was at least as intelligent as a gifted child.
Premise: Where is Mr. Cavendish?" John was in the smoking-room. 
Hypothesis: John wanted to ask Mr. Cavendish for a cigarette.
Premise: and uh a lot of i see among some of my friends and even more among some of my students who are you know maybe twenty a real sense of you know America's losing it
Hypothesis: I have not noticed any indication amongst my friends or my students that they feel that America is losing it.
Premise: The large man's arm, trapped within the merchant's interlocked forearms, snapped at the elbow.
Hypothesis: The man pulled himself free before his arm could give.
Premise: If authorized by law, these sums are credited directly to specific appropriation and fund accounts.
Hypothesis: The law can approve sums to be given to certain accounts, but mostly does not do so.
Premise: Obituaries recalled his career as a hard rock drummer (he was better known as Cozy) and did not mention the retired U.S. general who bears the same name.
Hypothesis: The Obituaries were aware of the retired general.
Premise: The big, grey, cigar-shaped object you'll see on view here is a submarine, built by the local inventor Isaac Peral and launched in 1888, ten years too late to make a world record.
Hypothesis: This submarine has only been used two times as it is not very safe.
Premise: Then I remembered that it was Sir James who had discovered the false Jane Finn.
Hypothesis: Sir James discovered the false Jane Finn just in time to confront her before she skipped town.
Premise: The language of these laws, however, only forbids explicit appeals for donations.
Hypothesis: These laws, however, are only used to allow explicit appeals for donations.
Premise: The brewery runs a regular guided tour, which offers information both about the brewing of beer and about the historic brewery buildings, which stand in the shadow of the ruined Cockermouth Castle.
Hypothesis: The brewery has a number of tours available.
Premise: I know the Old Man hasn't contracted for anything but gettin' rid of that Pinto stud.
Hypothesis: The old man has only contracted to get rid of the Pinto stud.
Premise: Today they are on view in the museum on site but their stone sarcophagi still lie in the temple complex.
Hypothesis: It is impossible to remove the stone sarcophagi from the temple without damaging them.
Premise: You'll land at the main island, Terre-de-Haut, after a 15-minute small-plane flight from Pointe Pitre.
Hypothesis: The main island is Terre-de-Haut, a small 15 minute flight from Pointe Pitre.
Premise: there's a lot of um-hum
Hypothesis: There is more than one.
Premise: Both Time and Newsweek run profiles of Betty Currie (here's Time's), more maps of who was where in the White House, and updated scandal time lines.
Hypothesis: Betty Currie had a profile featured in both Time and Newsweek.
Premise: Here I am raising the entirely separate question of whether we should reproduce more quickly in order to give life to potential people.)
Hypothesis: I want to have 6 babies.
Premise: um-hum so it's during the week
Hypothesis: I see, so it's happening during the week.
Premise: Performances of musical works are regularly held in Cochin's neighboring town of Ernakulam.
Hypothesis: There are many musical performances in Ernakulam.
Premise: Continuing along 25 August Street leads to the waterfront and the majestic sight of the Venetian fortress (Koeles), built to protect the old harbor.
Hypothesis: 25 August Street leads to the waterfront and there you can see the majestic Venetian fortress (Koeles), which was built to protect the old harbor.
Premise: Of course, things did look black against him. 
Hypothesis: He made things looks very bright next to him.
Premise: Hanson co-wrote the underrated White Dog (1982) with Sam Fuller, and there's a touch of Fuller in this film's lugubrious trashiness.
Hypothesis: Sam Fuller wrote White Dog all by himself.
Premise: Greuze still hopes this might blow over, and you were expensive.'
Hypothesis: Greuze wants this to go away.
Premise: provide resources for capital formation and economic growth.
Hypothesis: Does not provide resources for economic growth or capital formation.
Premise: Across from the mansion, the Zoological and Botanical Gardens (gardens open daily 6am 10pm; zoo 6am 7pm; admission free) provide a welcome oasis amid the big-city pressures.
Hypothesis: The gardens are free to enter and can be found across from the mansion.
Premise: he seems to have lost his steam in in that direction and you know he seems to be repressing his own people again and i don't think that i think that a lot of the the forward progress that was made came to a halt you know in the middle of that Persian Grulf Gulf crisis
Hypothesis: He lets his people do whatever they want.
Premise: His most vicious moment came when Russert, following up on Bush's controversial Christ answer in the last debate, pressed the Texas governor on whether he was really a closet theocrat.
Hypothesis: Russert was vicious because he had a bad day at the office.
Premise: Even though I'm American, I can relate to them.
Hypothesis: I'm American, however, I can relate to them.
Premise: You have come to back your horse, senor ? Don Lorenzo smiled up at Drew.
Hypothesis: Don Lorenzo was asking Drew about his horse because he knew that Drew fond of horses.
Premise: Take my luggage down.
Hypothesis: Put my suitcases away for the winter.
Premise: really oh that's the way it is up here like today it was fifty and raining and two days ago it was snowing a blizzard up here so  it just it just likes kind of crazy all over the country i guess
Hypothesis: The weather has been stable over the past few days.
Premise: That assumption may or may not be correct.
Hypothesis: That assumption will likely be held by closed-minded people.
Premise: The spat has attracted attention in the Los Angeles Times , the New York Times , and the Economist . Davis-bashing social critic Joel Kotkin declared, What bothers me even as a person who was trained as a Marxist is that somebody would so bastardize Marxist theory to the point of making things up.
Hypothesis: The spat has attracted attention in a few press.
Premise: One pressed Vrenna hard, swinging his short blade at her throat, stomach and legs.
Hypothesis: A short blade swung by Vrenna's feet.
Premise: Birds of prey that are rare elsewhere in Europe are often spotted here, and stretches of water and wetlands, which include S'Albufera and Salines de Llevant on Mallorca, and S'Albufera on Menorca, attract waterfowl.
Hypothesis: Waterfowl and birds of prey are found on Mallorca.
Premise: Agencies can identify similar organizations that have successfully incorporated desirable technologies and adopt those practices that offer significant improvements in process, cost savings, time, or resources.
Hypothesis: Similar organizations can be identified by agencies.
Premise: The fellow was lying on the ground, staring at the sky with his hands clasped behind his head.
Hypothesis: The fellow was lying face down on the ground, his arms to his sides.
Premise: Today I'm picking pheromones, especially for Miss Aldonka.'
Hypothesis: No one is worried about attracting Miss Aldonka.
Premise: So yeah, I paid 200 grand to look at pictures and my own puke.
Hypothesis: I paid $600,000 to look at something worthless.
Premise: yes that uh he just thought i had been without a dog uh for three years that was long enough
Hypothesis: I haven't had a dog for three years.
Premise: oh yes uh-huh so you know he can't spend too much
Hypothesis: He tries to be frugal.
Premise: Most spectacular of all sites is King Solomon's Pillars, an almost sheer rock-face towering some 50 metres (150 feet) high, shaped into huge pillar-like formations.
Hypothesis: King Solomon's Pillars are made of reddish stone.
Premise: I suppose secret service work makes you like that! In the pause that ensued, Mr. Carter took from his pocket a small shabby brown book.
Hypothesis: Mr. Carter pulled a small shabby brown book from his pocket.
Premise: i'm in Garland
Hypothesis: I reside in Garland.
Premise: Just the same, the American economy is the healthiest it's been in a quarter-century.
Hypothesis: Up to now, the American economy is the healthiest it's been.
Premise: but uh all right well thank you for calling and nice and have a good weekend
Hypothesis: Okay, thank you for calling and we hope to hear from you soon.
Premise: South of Gezira is Roda Island, home to Manial Palace, now converted into an art gallery.
Hypothesis: An art gallery can be found on the island.
Premise: Starling and his colleagues held their tongues, at least until he penned his memoir.
Hypothesis: His colleagues like to hold their tongue when it is cold outside.
Premise: Old customs are still  Fate and luck are taken very seriously, and astrologers and fortune-tellers do a steady business.
Hypothesis: Things like luck and fate are not taken too seriously.
Premise: On the beaches of the Adriatic coast, the Italian Riviera, Sardinia, and Sicily, swimming is a pleasure that requires a few words of warning.
Hypothesis: Swimmers must be wary when swimming at the beaches of Italy.
Premise: They lived in thatched houses, hunted and farmed, and worked ceramics and textiles with great skill.
Hypothesis: They hunted, farmed and lived in thatched houses.
Premise: Adrin stood and prepared again.
Hypothesis: Adrin rose to be ready.
Premise: A parrot perched suddenly on the windowsill and shuffled himself like a pack of cards.
Hypothesis: A parrot perched itself on the windowsill and shuffled itself like a deck of cards in order to shake off the rain.
Premise:  Inland from here is the heart of the district called La Marina, which genuinely looks the part of a Mediterranean port.
Hypothesis: La Marina does look the part of a Mediterranean port.
Premise: The scene, depicting Cupid and Psyche, was considered too risque for the eyes of Queen Victoria, and during her reign it was covered by a mirror.
Hypothesis: Queen Victoria only saw it once.
Premise: Thirty years ago, ABC would not televise Abbie Hoffman's American flag shirt on the Dick Cavett Show ; last week it was available at a street fair in my neighborhood in the form of silk underwear.
Hypothesis: There was no American flag shirt of Abbie Hoffman presented on TV 30 years ago.
Premise: Poirot, however, did not seem grateful to me for my forbearance. 
Hypothesis: Poirot seemed grateful to me.
Premise: Katherine tried to seek help through the courts.
Hypothesis: Katherine sought for help from the court.
Premise: sure an anybody that's got that much military might is going to be a threat
Hypothesis: Anyone with that many cats are going to be a threat.
Premise: Neither Russia nor the rest of the world will pay to keep the plants safe or to close them.
Hypothesis: Russia is paying millions to keep the plants safe.
Premise: In the Commission's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, it deferred consideration of the NSA proposal, citing legal uncertainty regarding the consistency of negotiated rates with the Reorganization Act's
Hypothesis: The Commission's notice deferred consideration of the NSA proposal.
Premise: yeah yeah no shoe is worth that that price uh
Hypothesis: Shoes are worth anything under murder.
Premise: To come to the house and ask for "Mr. Brown" appeared indeed to be a reasonable and natural proceeding.
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown always saw those who came to his door.
Premise: But decadence set in and Dominican monk and rabble-rousing preacher Girolamo Savonarola (1452 1498) denounced the corruption of a Church and society more devoted to pagan classics than to the Christian gospel.
Hypothesis: Girolamo Savonarola accused the Church of following pagan ideals instead of Christian ones.
Premise: I'll be the one they send.
Hypothesis: They would never send me.
Premise: This is a Hindu emblem of two superimposed triangles, the up-pointing one denoting the male force, the other the female.
Hypothesis: This Hindu emblem has no apparent meaning.
Premise: people always asking me to do something else
Hypothesis: People never make requests of me.
Premise: The Young Adventurers, Ltd.! responded Tommy.
Hypothesis: Tommy said "The Young Adventurers, Ltd.!"
Premise: As a result, payment process oversight has generally shifted from individual transaction reviews to reviews of internal control over systems that process the transactions.
Hypothesis: Payment oversights are bad
Premise: uh-huh well at least you can plan you can say well uh i'm going to go to the beach next Wednesday and you'll know that it's going to be hot enough to go
Hypothesis: It's going to be cold on Wednesday, so we are not going to the beach.
Premise: Hamilcar!" His hand met table top in a sharp slap.
Hypothesis: He hit the table.
Premise: neglectful of his children by choice there just was no time and energy left for them by the time he put in his workday which started like at five thirty and ended at six thirty uh
Hypothesis: He began his workday at five thirty and finished by six thirty
Premise: The boilermaker population has been growing at a faster rate- 6.7 percent annually - in recent years than the union's minimum target of 5.3 percent that was assumed.
Hypothesis: The union hopes to eventually increase its minimum target to 7 percent.
Premise: That creates a presumption that insurers must pay.
Hypothesis: That evades the presumption of patients paying.
Premise: And Forrest saying: "We don't give medals, Sergeant.
Hypothesis: Forrest said they didn't give medals.
Premise: Why did you not tell me? 
Hypothesis: What is the reason I wasn't informed by you?
Premise: If these are not inherently desirable, or if a decision were made to give them less weight, changes could be made to eliminate them now, even without relaxing the Statutes.
Hypothesis: Changes cannot be made to eliminate the information.
Premise: And speaking of eggs, have you ever tried a flemiostrich egg? Very tasty! Czarek was shouting, but without effect.
Hypothesis: Have you ever tried a tasty flemiostrich egg? shouted Czarek.
Premise: Currently, support for non-profit legal aid groups comes from interest generated on the Lawyers' Trust Fund, which pools clients' money that attorneys hold for such matters as escrow funds.
Hypothesis: Support for legal aid groups comes from tax increases.
Premise: He had a wide-barreled scattershot on his back and a broadsword on his hip.
Hypothesis: He was unarmed.