xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: At MIT, where he had been given a teaching job, he hardly bothered with undergraduates and humiliated graduate students by solving their thesis problems.
Hypothesis: He taught at NYU.
Premise: However, the interpretation of the results of the analysis of the data from any of the toxicity tests described in this manual can become problematic because of the inherent variability and sometimes unavoidable anomalies in biological data.
Hypothesis: Biological data have ben known to have  inherent variability and sometimes unavoidable anomalies.
Premise: Hefner's spokesman says his boss does not appear to be in any danger of imminent demise, but if he does die the way his wife fears, I'm sure that's how he'd want to go.
Hypothesis: Hefner's spokesman said that his boss is in danger and police are actively working to assist.
Premise: right right yeah that's true but but that's really the the biggest thing around here is the grocery stores participating you know but
Hypothesis: The grocery stores are happy to participate.
Premise: It'll be the end of it if you do." Tommy turned to Tuppence.
Hypothesis: Tommy told Tuppence that it would resolve things if he did.
Premise: no and i i couldn't believe they would do that so maybe in a way it should be left up to the judge because uh maybe the jury isn't uh going to give them an honest decision
Hypothesis: I couldn't believe they would do that. Perhaps it should be left up to the judge, because perhaps the jury isn't going to make an honest decision.
Premise: His blades swung, cut, and twirled but they never touched her.
Hypothesis: She avoided injury.
Premise: The mans experience had left him bitter about the legal system, since he wasnt able to retain a lawyer.
Hypothesis: The man had recently lost his job and wasn't able to afford the lawyer because of it.
Premise: In the end, Mayakovsky is stuck in a kind of zoo, where curious people come to watch him do unhealthy things.
Hypothesis: No one want to see the things Mayakovsky does to himself.
Premise: With the harvests of its Hida mountain district too meager to contribute taxes to the national treasury, the town sent instead its skillful artisans (Hida no takumi) to help build the temples and palaces of the imperial capital.
Hypothesis: The temples and palaces built by those artisans still stand whole today.
Premise: A variety of themes are space, health, communications, agriculture, etc.
Hypothesis: The themes change occasionally.
Premise: Farmworkers fear retaliation by the employer if they complain.
Hypothesis: Farmworkers share an open line of communication with their employers without fear of retaliation.
Premise: yeah well what they did is just they came in and just cut the glass out of the frame and put more glass in
Hypothesis: They just came in, cut the glass out of the frame and put more glass in so it now looks the same
Premise: something that's good for us and for the world.
Hypothesis: A thing that is negative for us as well as the world.
Premise: And since the pleasure derived from smoking marijuana is a core issue, consider a third  Rats don't like pot.
Hypothesis: Since the pleasure of smoking marijuana is a key issue, consider how a third Rats doesn't like pot.
Premise: yeah that's they yeah kind of cheating isn't it
Hypothesis: That is deception.
Premise: Jordan missed a shot, and then he missed four more shots, and he threw the ball out of bounds, and he got slapped with two fouls, and by the end of the first quarter he had stunk up the joint.
Hypothesis: In the second quarter, Jordan made all his shots.
Premise: Sather Karf nodded, as if satisfied, and Nema tied a complex knot in the threads, then paused silently.
Hypothesis: Nema learnt to tie the knots at a young age.
Premise: Auditors are also required to design the audit to provide reasonable assurance of detecting material misstatements resulting from direct and material illegal acts to be
Hypothesis: Auditors are only required to ensure that their audits are completed on time.
Premise: You'll probably be tempted to stay put for a while, relaxing in one of the Mediterranean's quietest corners.
Hypothesis: You won't be beckoned to stay a while in the quiet corner.
Premise: so now the tickets even got lower than the lowest one last year
Hypothesis: The tickets to the Taylor Swift concert were at an all time low.
Premise: China is not 10 feet tall.
Hypothesis: China is 10 feet tall.
Premise: The building, constructed in 1872, is a fine example of Victorian colonial architecture.
Hypothesis: Victorian colonials had a distinct style, as shown by the building.
Premise: It worries me that before I thought too hard about it, I was having a pretty good time.
Hypothesis: There was something wrong with the situation that the speaker was in.
Premise: (Clinton skillfully augmented this process by pacing any admissions he has been forced to make, so that each new one was just a small accretion on a large pile of old news.)
Hypothesis: Clinton was skillful in augmenting this process by pacing the admissions he was forced to make so each one was a small accretion onto old news.
Premise: Robert Shrum is a leading Democratic political consultant.
Hypothesis: Shrum is a political consultant for the blue party.
Premise: Before you dismiss all this as the mere  myth  of Japan's origins, remember that the Japanese continued to trace the imperial dynasty directly back to those deities until Emperor Hirohito in 1946 denounced  the false conception that the emperor is divine.  
Hypothesis: I'm making a total fool of myself and this folklore is nonsense.
Premise: We asked Why did Al Gore pay Naomi Wolf so much money for advice which, presumably, he could've gotten for free?
Hypothesis: Al Gore paid for advice from Naomi Wolf.
Premise: An' maybe ..."His voice died away.
Hypothesis: His voice died away as he thought of a possibility.
Premise: In politics, the yang predominates.
Hypothesis: You can't get what you want from politicians - especially the yang.
Premise: Note that the extent of any changes that would be made is a measure of the extent of non-market choices that have been allowed by the protection currently provided.
Hypothesis: Non-market choices have not been allowed.
Premise: um-hum yeah co uld be yeah that that's too bad it really is it is
Hypothesis: I don't agree that it is true.
Premise: At the western end of Cowgate (where it meets Holyrood Road), you will see one of the few remaining sections of Edinburgh's old city wall (Flodden Wall), built following the Lang Siege of the 1570s.
Hypothesis: Cowgate meets Holyrood Roa just about 100 yards west of the city.
Premise: It looks rather eager."
Hypothesis: Our arrival sparked his interest.
Premise: The player who in a ration of 3,25 to 1 counts more holes without touching the ground wins.
Hypothesis: It is complicated to become the winner.
Premise: Advertisements suggest there is striptease occasionally in this area, logical or illogical?
Hypothesis: Is it logical to show stripping ads in this neighborhood?
Premise: It's surprising to find such a large church in a relatively isolated farming parish.
Hypothesis: There is a large church in this highly populated and urban farming area.
Premise: Even in summer, you should keep a sweater and sunglasses with you ' for sudden changes in temperature and for the brilliant sunlight.
Hypothesis: You might see people wearing jackets or sweaters on sunny days because there are temperature fluctuations.
Premise: Birch's successor in Perak, Hugh Low (1877 1889), proved more diplomatic.
Hypothesis: Hugh Low was regarded as being more tactful than Birch.
Premise: it was okay it was kind of slow and i felt like it kind of got chopped off at the end you know it just it and i don't know it one of those movies it's not going to be around long it'll be a dollar movie in no time
Hypothesis: I thought the movie was good but not worth seeing more than once.
Premise: Just beyond is a carved tomb with a pyramid-shaped roof, known as both the Tomb of the Pharaoh's Daughter and the Tomb of Zechariah.
Hypothesis: The tomb has a roof shaped into a pyramid.
Premise: We will lose this war if we do not find another weapon to defeat them.
Hypothesis: If we don't find another weapon, we will lose this war.
Premise: You just have to be interesting.
Hypothesis: Being interesting is not important.
Premise: oh i've i've heard people say that i know it's it's a real thing and i think it makes a difference as to how many people vote apparently not being a citizen not not serving on jury duty is important enough to them that they don't want to have any say in uh politics
Hypothesis: I have been summoned for jury duty but did not get picked.
Premise: you know a beef and broccoli or chicken or chicken and broccoli or something like that you know chicken and cashews and she orders um bean curd
Hypothesis: It was beef and broccoli or chicken and broccoli; something like that.
Premise: Similarly, when Sir John Gielgud's obituary is written, the Shakespearean plays and films will figure prominently; less likely to be discussed are the roles in Caligula , First Knight , and Arthur 2: On the Rocks . (Luckily, Quiz participants aren't so kind.)
Hypothesis: Sir John Gielgud's obituary was expected to be one of the best written to date.
Premise: oh i had i had a nice sleeping bag i also had uh uh catalytic heater
Hypothesis: There was a catalytic heater and a sleeping bag, which was nice.
Premise: For monetary instruments, the revenue is recognized at the time of obtaining forfeiture judgment; for property that is sold, at the time of sale; and for property that is held for internal use or transferred to another Federal agency, at the time of obtaining approval to use the property internally or transfer it.
Hypothesis: Monetary instruments involve the recognition of revenue.
Premise: Now, don't get offended, Miss er  Cowley.
Hypothesis: "I don't care how you feel about this Miss Cowley"
Premise: For example, for organizational support and teamwork, the executive's performance is acceptable if the rater determines that completion of projects and innovations is substantially equal to agreed-upon expectations and the executive demonstrates cooperation with other executives in the attainment of These goals where applicable.
Hypothesis: Executives can be responsible for organizational support and teamwork.
Premise: The end result of which was - Slawek got merely to number 67 on the list of the richest Poles.
Hypothesis: Slawek ended up as number 67 on the list.
Premise: In the New Territories the famous MacLehose Trail stretches 97 km (60 miles) from Sai Kung Peninsula to Tuen Mun.
Hypothesis: The MacLehose trail is 97 kilometers long, or about 60 miles.
Premise: oh i do too yes yes yes
Hypothesis: Yes, I do,Yes.
Premise: The following year, unrest grew among workers after 100% increases in food prices.
Hypothesis: Food prices fell over the course of the next year.
Premise: 'Mr. Whittington, perhaps?'  
Hypothesis: Maybe not, Mr. Whittington.
Premise: Why do you still keep me with you?"
Hypothesis: What do you want with me?
Premise: and i don't it would i think it was very beneficial to us i mean like in the summer we were always in the library programs reading books and we went skating a lot and
Hypothesis: It wasn't beneficial to us, our parents made us go to the library and skate.
Premise: and i think he kind of misses it a little bit you know since we moved to the city but um i went ahead and planted one and mine looks better than his
Hypothesis: I secretly fertilized it.
Premise: The rest of the state would be divided into five regions of two to seven counties each.
Hypothesis: Each region would have less than eight counties.
Premise: So what? We leave? asked Adrin.
Hypothesis: Bob asked if we should leave.
Premise: If the creative geniuses are long dead, master craftsmen continue the tradition of superb reproductions at negotiable prices.
Hypothesis: Today's craftsmen produce high and low quality work.
Premise: so we have to contend with doors that sometimes sometimes the during the year don't uh just close just right and uh things of that nature
Hypothesis: The doors do not always close properly.
Premise: This phenomenon happened so quickly, like much in the computer industry, that Stross couldn't incorporate it cogently.
Hypothesis: The computer industry was unable to adjust quickly enough to the phenomenon due to a general lack of dynamism within the field.
Premise: and i started in reading it a friend friend of mine whose a pilot gave it to me he said uh he said it's a wonderful book you'll love it i started reading it and he went of course he goes into such great detail
Hypothesis: My friend thinks it is the most wonderful book in the world.
Premise: I do not refer only to the cliche of pride in belonging to the community of Moses, Freud, Einstein, and Jonas Salk; or to pride in the fact that God Bless America was written by Irving Berlin.
Hypothesis: Motzart  wrote God Bless America.
Premise: It's going to be a gorgeous day.
Hypothesis: The sun will be out today.
Premise: If you are not claustrophobic, take the opportunity to enter the crypt below the temple floor, as the carvings here were never defaced and are still precise and clean.
Hypothesis: All of the carvings housed inside the crypt have been vandalised.
Premise: These topics are beyond the scope of this guide and, thus, are not discussed herein.
Hypothesis: The topics are not relevant to the guide.
Premise: Others are quietly smirking, ready for the kill.
Hypothesis: Nobody smirked after reviving them.
Premise: Approximately 13 kilometers (8 miles) west of the city is Queensferry, a town that developed as a croseng point of the Firth of Forth for routes to the north of Scotland.
Hypothesis: A small town rose to the west of the city.
Premise: A collection of related data records, also referred to as a data set (for example, the collected questionnaire responses from a group of people).
Hypothesis: A data set and data records aren't the same, are they?
Premise: Part of the city's allure is its setting, where Europe faces Asia acr?­oss the winding turquoise waters of the Bosphorus, making it the only city in the world to bridge two continents.
Hypothesis: It is one of the many cities that bridges two continents.
Premise: Send my coffee in here, Mary, she called. 
Hypothesis: Mary was sleepy and called for coffee.
Premise: Or the ad when the Wagnerian soprano (G.W.)
Hypothesis: The singer had won many awards.
Premise: Over the centuries, the building was abandoned and fell into ruin until Napoleon III completely restored the church in the mid-19th century and presented it to the Order of the White Fathers (Pyres Blancs).
Hypothesis: Napolean restored the church during his reign.
Premise: He reigned from 37 to 4 b.c. , during which time he fortified the Hasmonean wall and rebuilt the defense towers beside Jaffa Gate, the foundation of which still stand.
Hypothesis: The foundation of Jaffa Gate still stand today because of the Hasmanean wall's fortification.
Premise: 'We need to plug you in.'
Hypothesis: You need to be plugged in.
Premise: Like his own, it was trembling with fatigue and reaction.
Hypothesis: Unlike his it was affected by the events.
Premise: The flow of events over time for each significant actor and for significant points in the series of events forms the organizing framework for data analysis within each site.
Hypothesis: There is no framework for data analysis and it's all over the place.
Premise: Since Santa Monica residents wouldn't think of driving so far east to spend their money, this chic seaside town has a comparable number of phenomenal shopping streets.
Hypothesis: Santa Monica has many high end shopping streets, suited for it's residents.
Premise: To the east of the palace are the Eglise Saint-Etienne and arresting Eglise Saint-Michel.
Hypothesis: There are places to the east of the palace.
Premise: Nobody knew where he was, therefore he need expect no outside assistance, and must depend solely on his own wits.
Hypothesis: None of his family knew that he moved to Switzerland.
Premise: well that you couldn't pick a better way of doing it with your family
Hypothesis: You couldn't decide a better way of traveling across the state with your family.
Premise: He belonged to men, who stubbornly pursued a goal, and could dedicate themselves to the quest wholly, regardless of the obstacles.
Hypothesis: The men have achieved many goals
Premise: I don't say she wasn't surrounded by 61 sharks, she was. 
Hypothesis: She was surrounded by 61 sharks.
Premise: it's fun for them we take the long route go up Alma and across the back way come in the parking lot
Hypothesis: They enjoy taking the long route that goes up Alma.
Premise: Problems are distinguished from failures of code, which represent defects discovered during operation.
Hypothesis: It is difficult to differentiate between failures of code and problems.
Premise: Already his limbs felt cramped and stiff.
Hypothesis: His limbs felt fresh and energized.
Premise: But the real problem with diGenova and Toensing isn't their pundit addiction or their neglect of an investigation that Democrats would just as soon they neglect anyhow.
Hypothesis: Both diGenova and Toensing are not paying attention to the investigation.
Premise: and then i listen to it when i'm in the car driving to work because again there's you know there's nothing else going on i might as well listen to the radio while i'm driving to work but other than that i've i really don't
Hypothesis: WHen I'm in the car, I listen to that.
Premise: The woodcut revival of the 1920s occurred just in time to record the horrors of the Japanese invasion; stark images of torture recall Goya's Disasters of War , which detailed Spanish suffering under Napoleonic rule.
Hypothesis: Napoleon killed Spanish people.
Premise: I'd join up.
Hypothesis: I would never participate in that.
Premise: This executive guide was prepared under the direction of Lisa G. Jacobson, Director, Defense Audits.
Hypothesis: Lisa G. Jacobson is not a director of Defense Audits.
Premise: You'll be able to buy a sarong for the beach or choose a wooden carving to take home with you.
Hypothesis: The wooden carving is much more expensive then the sarong.
Premise: no you have i have a friend now that has seven and um and they're all eight and under
Hypothesis: They are all eight and under, and my friend has seven..
Premise: The Israelis couldn't even retaliate, being restrained by pressure from the American government, which wanted to preserve the Arab alliance against Iraq.
Hypothesis: The Israeli government was under command of the American Government.
Premise: Carl Soderstrom agreed with Gentilello that alcohol-related research must be published not in substance abuse journals, but in publications read by emergency and trauma surgery staff.
Hypothesis: Carl Soderstrom and Gentilello both believe that alcohol-related research should be published in publications read by emergency and trauma surgery staff.
Premise: opinion do you have about what was what happened
Hypothesis: I don't care about your opinion on what happened.
Premise: Long-term projects, such as retrofits of more than one unit at one site, also lend themselves to additional efficiencies from learning curves.
Hypothesis: Retrofits can only be done for one unit at each site.
Premise: but it it it's an interesting point though that uh you know everybody's so anxious to recycle and i suppose it does provide some gainful employment but uh
Hypothesis: People have second thoughts about recycling materials.
Premise: A 14-year-old Pennsylvania boy fatally shot one teacher and wounded another and two boys.
Hypothesis: The teacher's shooter was a 14 year old boy from Pennsylvania.
Premise: But don't feel intimidated, as their attitude is not personal.
Hypothesis: Their attitude is not personal.
Premise: This creates strong incentives for the program office to take significant risks with technologies and designs to ensure it can offer the customer a weapon system that is a quantum leap above the competition.
Hypothesis: The weapon system will be the most advanced but also most expensive on the market.
Premise: and then again it it depends depends on the the bigger you are and you know the more bulk that you have you you can your system can tolerate more alcohol so a large person can probably um metabolize maybe a little bit more
Hypothesis: A bigger person can tolerate more alcohol.
Premise: 'You have to lay low.' She took a step toward me, for emphasis.
Hypothesis: She wanted me to keep quiet.
Premise: The first conference was held on March 31, 2001 in conjunction with the 2001 Equal Justice Conference, and others are planned later in 2001.
Hypothesis: The first conference experienced a record high attendance.
Premise: I did not like it… .
Hypothesis: I told my friends about not liking it.
Premise: and that's been uh uh a problem you know to to the merchant people that that fish and stuff up here they run into that ice stuff in the winter and it breaks away
Hypothesis: Many people die when the ice breaks in the winter.
Premise: (The computer gets smarter every day, said Professor Jonathan Schaeffer, who led the team that programmed Chinook, and human players like Dr. Tinsley and Lafferty just get older.
Hypothesis: The computer learns more every day.
Premise: Then be ready I'm going to say good-bye. He took her hand in his.
Hypothesis: He looked at her, not saying anything or touching her at all.
Premise: and in our town we live in a like a rural area and they have a fire tax that they add on too
Hypothesis: They have added a fire tax this past year.
Premise: oh yeah i was feeling real good then so  he broke me down from i mean he started me from the very beginning as far as changing just about everything i did and uh uh
Hypothesis: I was doing well and then he broke me, he started me all over again from the beginning.
Premise: From its ramparts you can take in the whole of the city and the broad Rio Tejo (River Tagus), spanned by the longest suspension bridge in Europe.
Hypothesis: The city is quite close to the Rio Tejo.
Premise: The substantive issue at stake is hard news vs. soft  Each network is accusing the others of going soft in pursuit of ratings.
Hypothesis: Hard news vs. soft news is not a substantive issue.
Premise: around town
Hypothesis: There are things I've seen while looking around the city.
Premise: Their upbringing was a nightmare.
Hypothesis: Their upbringing was awesome.
Premise: yeah i don't i don't i don't bad mouth the military too much i had a i had a good time
Hypothesis: I don't bad mouth the military because I had a good time in it.
Premise: i i couldn't imagine get living just sixty miles north of them but they were plagued they were plagued with them with mosquitoes and you can go out outside in the daytime all right but the minute the sun went down  that's when it seems like the minute the sun sets the mosquitoes come out
Hypothesis: It is an awful experience.
Premise: the church that i go to um the young men give two years of their life when they turn nineteen you know they're encouraged to do that missionary work and i believe i really believe that the people that do that
Hypothesis: My church forces young men to do five years of missionary work.
Premise: and i'm not really sure how i feel about that
Hypothesis: I don't know what my feelings are when it comes to that.
Premise: Stardom can be addictive.
Hypothesis: All the attention celebrities get is addicting for them.
Premise: It was on one of its highest peaks, Mount Sinai (Gebel Musa), that Moses received the word of God written down as the Ten Commandments.
Hypothesis: Moses was delighted to be given the word of God.
Premise: If he wants to make that valid, he wouldn't dare any such deal!" 
Hypothesis: He would not dare that deal if he wants to make that valid.
Premise: um i took a voice IO course
Hypothesis: The course I took was voice IO.
Premise: Fallen moves along at a creepy and compelling pace as Hobbes learns the identity of Azazel, pursues him from one body to the next, and tries to outwit him so that he can lethally strand his spirit.
Hypothesis: Hobbes realizes the identity of, pursues, and tries to outwit Azazel.