xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Create a clear understanding of responsibilities within the organization
Hypothesis: Organizations divide up responsibilities into clear and understandable categories.
Premise: From this Cameron and company concluded not that newsworthy deaths tend to get into newspapers, but that gays must experience shockingly high rates of violent death.
Hypothesis: The conclusions drawn did not necessarily correlate with the data.
Premise: There'll be no second landing.
Hypothesis: There will not be a second landing.
Premise: And he made it on the crack of the gun.
Hypothesis: The gun went off silent.
Premise: Madeira cake and wine are extremely long-lasting, so you can safely bring some back.
Hypothesis: It's safe to bring home Madeira cake or wine because they preserve very well.
Premise: All programs commit to addressing internal diversity concerns.
Hypothesis: The programs want to address internal diversity concerns for the postal service.
Premise: Land that is acquired for or in connection with items of general PP&amp
Hypothesis: Land that is acquired has no connection with items of general PP&.
Premise: I want to leave knowing I started us on the road to bigger and better things, he said.
Hypothesis: I want to leave knowing I started this.
Premise: Yet removing the stigma of therapy doesn't mean rejecting consideration of character.
Hypothesis: Rejecting consideration of character is not a necessary requirement for removing the stigma of therapy.
Premise: Team members should include or have access to people who can identify areas where the RFP does not define the agency's needs well enough to protect the government's interests.
Hypothesis: The governments interests would be protected.
Premise: you know if i mean if they want something occasionally but most of the time if it's a need i just get it
Hypothesis: "I ignore them whenever they need or want something."
Premise: But despite repeated efforts, Akbar could not extend his empire south.
Hypothesis: Akbar's empire expanded throughout the world.
Premise: TABLE A.- AFFECTED SOURCES AND UNITS IN PHASE I AND THEIR SULFUR DIOXIDE ALLOWANCES (TONS)
Hypothesis: The sources and their allowances in phase 3.
Premise: It is unseemly behavior, even by the eye-gouging standards of political talk shows.
Hypothesis: These actions are gaudy even considering the usual standards of politico television.
Premise: He stayed for only a few days but returned in 1502, landing here when the ships of his fleet became unserviceable; he waited at St. Ann's Bay for help to arrive from Cuba.
Hypothesis: Cuba refused to offer him help, and he died at St. Ann's Bay.
Premise: For instance, diverting funding from the Social Security trust fund-such as a carve-out from current payroll taxes-would likely reduce government saving by the same amount that the accounts increase personal saving.
Hypothesis: Diverting money from Social Security would reduce government savings.
Premise: Both grants come from the Legal Services.
Hypothesis: The grants were both over $1,000,000 each.
Premise: Employing interactive video- and touch-screen technology, the kiosks guide users through the bureaucracy of obtaining domestic-violence restraining orders, establishing child custody, responding to child support and eviction orders, initiating small-claims suits and requesting waivers for legal filing fees.
Hypothesis: Because of the advanced technologies involved in them, each kiosk costs $500,000.
Premise: This organization relied primarily on regular mail and telephone conversations to disseminate information about most things, including meeting agendas and real-time problem solving.
Hypothesis: Most of the mail conversations were from overseas.
Premise: A few kilometers farther south you'll come upon Surprise View, a lookout that offers a panoramic vista of Derwent Water with Bassenthwaite Lake in the distance.
Hypothesis: Surprise view is a few kilometers south from here.
Premise: Otherwise, stay out of the sun.
Hypothesis: If not, you should avoid direct sunlight.
Premise: Immediately the carrion feeders of the city began to strip the Sai Routha bodies.
Hypothesis: The Sai Routha bodies were immediately stripped by the carrion feeders.
Premise: Jon had no idea what to do.
Hypothesis: About halfway through putting together his new desk, Jon got confused and wasn't sure what to do next.
Premise: Some of the most accessible can be found near the village of Tarabados, 8 km (13 miles) north of Tinos Town.
Hypothesis: There are many towns north of Tinos Town.
Premise: REMSAD Version 6.40 includes improvements that address comments EPA obtained during the 1999 peer review of REMSAD Version 4.1
Hypothesis: REMSAD Version 6.4 was the oldest version.
Premise: The Thunderbird, Desert Inn, Sahara, Sands, and Riviera hotels were erected during this period, luring a curious clientele drawn by tales of all-night partying, exclusive entertainment, and cheap accommodations.
Hypothesis: The Desert Inn and Riviera hotels were later closed down due to issues with the local police and liquor laws.
Premise: Also, Newsweek trashes Disney's forays into professional-sports ownership.
Hypothesis: Disney has been involved in professional sports ownership for several years.
Premise: yeah three times yeah three uh-huh well i try to go over there at least three times a week and i try to walk um at least five times a week
Hypothesis: I go over there three times a week and walk five times.
Premise: The foundations of the fort can still be seen, but artifacts from the site are displayed in the Huntly House Museum in Edinburgh.
Hypothesis: The artifacts have been bought collectively by an individual.
Premise: The Sherman's march through Chechnya is not just boosting Russian military pride.
Hypothesis: The Sherman's did have never marched through Chechnya.
Premise: does the subsequent discovery of such acts committed during the audit period necessarily mean that the auditors' performance was inadequate, provided the audit was made in accordance with these standards.
Hypothesis: Discovering such acts committed during the audit does not mean the auditor's performance was lacking.
Premise: Black South Africans may throw their support to the Pan-Africanist Party, a left-wing spinoff from the ANC.
Hypothesis: Black South Africans feel closely alligned with the Pan-Africanist party.
Premise: Are the techniques of data gathering and data processing explictly described?
Hypothesis: The techniques of data gathering and data processing are clearly defined.
Premise: Nike CEO Phil Knight likes to pose as capitalism with a human face, a man devoted to social justice.
Hypothesis: Knight has been the CEO for 10 years.
Premise: yeah yeah that's true yeah no i don't uh i don't have i didn't go that far but uh yeah i probably could do the same thing uh you know i don't have a storm door but i'm sure i could rig up something but you know i don't think that that would stop people i mean it's like they they see that word and it says uh go instead of stop oh goodness
Hypothesis: I have a storm door.
Premise: Prudie has heard nothing of the Thai herb.
Hypothesis: This is the first that Prudie has heard of the Thai herb.
Premise: Fifty km (30 miles) east of Hassan, the Vindhyagiri Hill rises 140 m (463 ft) above the plateau, with one of the most dramatic monuments in all India, the statue of Gommatesvara, on its top.
Hypothesis: The statiue is a well loved sight, and many come to visit it.
Premise: Now, sir, said Japp, turning briskly to John, "I should like to see the lady's bedroom, please, and after that I'll have a little 96 chat with the servants. 
Hypothesis: Japp had already looked at the other bedrooms in the house but did not see any servants.
Premise: Without the funding provided by LSC, many of these individuals would have no other source of legal assistance for these problems.
Hypothesis: The LSC gives no funding to individuals.
Premise: After learning that one of its members had been taken in by the scheme, the Middle East Studies Association posted a warning on its Web site.
Hypothesis: There were no warning posted by the Middle East Studies Association.
Premise: Duty free in Singapore,' Czarek boasted, and everybody stared in awe, and even Herman was impressed.
Hypothesis: Herman was not impressed and had an upset expression on his face.
Premise: Climb up to the terrace overlooking this shrine for an excellent view over the gopurams beyond the fourth courtyard to the golden vimana, the inner sanctum, and its arched roof with the god Vishnu portrayed on each side.
Hypothesis: The terrace overlooking the shrine offers an excellent view over the gopurams beyond the fourth courtyard.
Premise: Local tourist offices and the ones at Caen and Bayeux can direct you to other museums and to the 27 Allied and German military cemeteries in the region.
Hypothesis: In the region there are 27 military cemeteries that you can be directed to.
Premise: yeah yeah i've never seen any of those yeah i can't either he seems so macho i just
Hypothesis: i haven't seen any the Rocky films.
Premise: Also, Newsweek tells the weird story of Jerry Stuchiner, a high-level Immigration and; Naturalization Service agent alleged to have sold passports to illegal Chinese immigrants.
Hypothesis: Jerry Stuchiner allegedly sold passports to illegal Chinese immigrants.
Premise: Built on Roman foundations, the castle was erected in the late 13th century to keep the Scots at bay its strategic position affords good views of the surrounding lowland.
Hypothesis: The castle's strategic position was decided upon by the king and his advisors.
Premise: Both of you.
Hypothesis: Neither of you.
Premise: You can see his pervasive influence on Milanese artists in the decorative paintings of Bernardino Luini and a fine Portrait of a Young Woman by Ambrogio de Predis.
Hypothesis: Milanese artists were influenced by him.
Premise: Known locally as ca' (short for casa) as well as palazzo, the marble, brick, and white limestone palaces range over 600 years from Venetian-Byzantine to Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical, but most of them are exotically 14th- and 15th-?­century Gothic, Venice's trademark in architectural styles.
Hypothesis: The palaces were mainly built in the 20th century.
Premise: At a time when Americans are growing increasingly cynical about public service and increasingly disillusioned about their political leaders, McCain charged Saturday, I was disappointed to see my fellow Republicans' reaction to recent comments and writings by Pat Buchanan concerning our nation's role in defeating Nazi Germany.
Hypothesis: There is widening gap between the political people and general people.
Premise: Behind its concrete facade (a result of rebuilding after numerous earthquakes), Chios Town has a number of clues to its past.
Hypothesis: Chios Town is home to lovely gardens and cafes.
Premise: The barking deer, so-called because it bays like a dog when threatened by predators, wears a shiny reddish-brown coat.
Hypothesis: The barking deer is named because it looks like tree bark.
Premise: Or, to put it another way, in the sense of asking an entirely different  Is it really a requirement of sophistication that a place provides good bookstores, movies, plays, museums, music, cuisines, and an opportunity for erotic and intellectual freedom?
Hypothesis: Should a sophisticated place offer museums and music?
Premise: I'm mainly a history person.
Hypothesis: I like history, not science.
Premise: This is not pro bono legal work; it is low bono, a term the schools coined to define the atypical kind of law career they are training students for.
Hypothesis: The schools are not preparing students for any kind of law career.
Premise: However, the Department rejected the contractor's proposal as too expensive and difficult to implement.
Hypothesis: The department decided not to implement the proposal.
Premise: Employer entity contributions to health benefit plans for current coverage of Federal employees.
Hypothesis: Federal employees have health benefit plans.
Premise: Also, check out this illustrated, in-depth exploration of Beck's fashion choices.)
Hypothesis: You should check out this illustrated, in-depth exploration of Beck's fashion choices.
Premise: that's weird i hope we never met
Hypothesis: That is absurd; if we ever met, I'd look the other way.
Premise: (And by we, I of course mean, me, George Orwell, and the gang up at Chiatt Day.)
Hypothesis: By we, I mean myself, and a few friends that hate George Orwell.
Premise: It houses the Naval Museum with a collection of relics from the French Naval sojourn here in 1798.
Hypothesis: The Naval Museum holds some of the French Naval relics from 1798.
Premise: It desperately needs something like the Style section, where it can run imprudent stories that readers are dying to read but have yet to acquire the Heft and Importance of a New York Times News Story.
Hypothesis: If it does not include the Style section, it would have to close down.
Premise: Based on the cost-benefit analysis performed by FSIS, the rule will impose an unfunded mandate on the private sector of $99.
Hypothesis: The cost-benefit analysis was on FSIS.
Premise: You ask anyone.
Hypothesis: Don't ask people.
Premise: Last year, the LSC gave Illinois nearly $12 million -- or a third of the money going to the state's legal aid programs -- to fund the Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago, Prairie State Legal Services and Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation.
Hypothesis: Illinois had a budget of about $36 million for legal aid programs, up from $30 million the year before.
Premise: He put her through some searching tests, and exposed her loss of memory to be fraudulent; but she had taken a note of his methods and reproduced them on me.
Hypothesis: She underwent some searching test, and he pointed out she was faking memory loss.
Premise: and uh i especially liked the prescription especially since my children tend to have ear infections all the time  that those prescriptions can be very expensive
Hypothesis: Certain prescriptions are more affordable than others.
Premise: Their interest is in protecting the shipyard in Quincy, Mass.
Hypothesis: They don't want to protect the shipyard in Quincy, Mass.
Premise: it it roused the patriotism of the of the country and all that sort of stuff and
Hypothesis: The patriots in the country were left unmoved by it.
Premise: It continues through the turbulent eras of Scottish history for both church and state, and on to the industrial developments of modern times.
Hypothesis: Scottish history was turbulent with church and state.
Premise: He stumbled over a prostrate figure, which started up with a yell of alarm and dashed off down the street.
Hypothesis: He tripped and heard an alarm that scared him, so he started to run away since he would get in trouble if he got caught.
Premise: You are not surprised?
Hypothesis: You're surprised?
Premise: The SEC received 97 comments to the proposed rulemaking.
Hypothesis: 97 comments is nearly twice as much as other proposed rulemakings usually receive.
Premise: Some execs pay a $60,000 vaccination directly to the gangs to avoid a future kidnapping.
Hypothesis: Executives pay gangs money to avoid kidnapping.
Premise: The administrative approval normally is based on verification that the items ordered were actually received and met the government's specifications, and thus validates a vendor's request (invoice) for payment.
Hypothesis: Verification of invoice approval is a long and tedious process and may delay payment for months.
Premise: In 1889, two million visitors paid 5 francs a head to climb to the top and it has bewitched the world ever since.
Hypothesis: Two million visitors went there in 1889.
Premise: you know i'm saying i'm not saying like oh America we're so we're perfect over here i'm not saying that either but that's not what the question asked so  boy i could preach
Hypothesis: We Americans believe that we are without any imperfections.
Premise: As noted above, projections beyond 2010 are of limited value as market conditions could change significantly between now and 2010 in response both to demand for resources for a multipollutant program and because of other market factors.
Hypothesis: The economy will also decrease if the market conditions change.
Premise: Tours of the brewery itself are not offered, but the Guinness Visitor Centre, in a four-story converted 19th-century building, presents a wonderful history of the world of Guinness.
Hypothesis: The brewery may be off limits to visitors but the Visitor Center situated nearby offers tourists a fascinating glimpse at Guinness' past and how its business operates.
Premise: As the narrator  Every moment could be seen to connect to every other moment, every act to have logical if obscure consequences, an unbroken narrative of vivid complexity.
Hypothesis: The person narrating saw the connection.
Premise: um-hum we really like our school out here
Hypothesis: Our school is well liked by us.
Premise: Listening to Bradley's equivocal remarks on school vouchers, and looking at the sliding scale of subsidies and tax breaks he proposes for health insurance, you get the feeling he's rather sympathetic toward solutions that take account of market dynamics.
Hypothesis: Bradley probably thinks that market dynamics should be a part of the solutions.
Premise: Grill room? inquired Tommy, as they reached the opposite pavement in safety.
Hypothesis: They crossed the street safely and Tommy asked about the Grill room.
Premise: The pyramid is made up of six brick tiers, reaching a height of 60 m (196 ft).
Hypothesis: The pyramid stands tall amidst the city of Cairo.
Premise: It's intellectually stimulating,  he says.
Hypothesis: Someone says something is intellectually stimulating.
Premise: Six Evaluation Issues That Synthesis Can Resolve Better Than Single Studies.
Hypothesis: Single studies are always better are solving evaluation issues than synthesized studies.
Premise: So why hasn't stupidity torpedoed him the way it did Dan Quayle?
Hypothesis: Why hasn't he been hit by idiocy like Dan?
Premise: hum yeah yeah yeah if they'll just give him some protection and don't kill him before h e
Hypothesis: They will provide protection that will not kill him.
Premise: Simply this. 
Hypothesis: Just this.
Premise: If we are right, Miss Howard, on whose side are you then?"
Hypothesis: Are you with us or against us, Miss Howard?
Premise: how long have you been with TI uh
Hypothesis: So, you say you've never been with TI?
Premise: What it can do is suggest some general principles.
Hypothesis: Suggestions of some general principles are what it can do.
Premise: what type
Hypothesis: I don't care about what type of item is, at all.
Premise: At lambing time, the frolicking youngsters are enchanting.
Hypothesis: Lambing time is the only time when the youngsters frolick.
Premise: Edward, seeing this invitation as a chance to assert his claim as overlord of Scotland, chose John Balliol, whom he judged to be the weaker of the two.
Hypothesis: Edward thought that John Balliol was the stronger option.
Premise: Adams warned against taking courtroom television as an accurate depiction of a real courtroom.
Hypothesis: Adams denied that courtrooms on were accurate depictions of courtrooms.
Premise: Instead, NIPA includes a depreciation charge (consumption of general government fixed capital) in current spending as a proxy for the contribution of capital to the output of government services.
Hypothesis: The NIPA is affiliated with government money.
Premise: By the end of the third quarter, Sept. 30, 2001 (the last date for which this data is available), that amount had increased to an average daily balance of $1.
Hypothesis: The amount increased by the end of the quarter.
Premise: But the interior of the mountain range and the most beautiful parts of the parks are not accessible to  the best way to experience them is to take a guided walk.
Hypothesis: There are other beautiful areas that don't need a guided walk.
Premise: Welcoming the decision in an editorial, the paper said it creates a  No dictator or tyrant may cite national sovereignty to claim impunity from justice.
Hypothesis: Dictators may claim national sovereignty to avoid justice.
Premise: i bet they do
Hypothesis: I think they do.
Premise: Finally, we can try to remove temptation, by avoiding policy initiatives that make it easy for politicians to play favorites.
Hypothesis: Politicians will try for more temptation.
Premise: This is the West Indies at their most colorful.
Hypothesis: The West Indies is colorful in general.
Premise: i have to find a place around here that has that
Hypothesis: "Finding a place around here is something I can neglect."
Premise: Summary  Senior executives receive a summary rating on the achievement of their performance objectives.
Hypothesis: The senior executives get feedback on their performance.
Premise: The idea, Leger claimed, was to prove that machines and fragments of them, that ordinary manufactured objects, have plastic possibilities.
Hypothesis: Machines have plastic possibilities, according to Leger's claims.
Premise: Founded by French architect Auguste Mariette in an attempt to stop the flow of artifacts to museums around the world, it has grown into one of the major collections in the world, housing some of the finest treasures of the ancient Egyptian civilization.
Hypothesis: Artifacts from Egypt still flow to museums around the world.
Premise: As a result, numerous cases have been excluded from reporting, even though the client received legal service, because the case was not documented according to LSC requirements.
Hypothesis: The cases were left in the reporting, even though they were never written down.
Premise: One possibility would be to allow a portion of any profit to be used for performance bonuses to management, but there would be reason for concern if high and persistent profits resulted.
Hypothesis: None of the profits should be used as bonuses.
Premise: I thank you for what you have done, she told Jon.
Hypothesis: She was grateful that Jon had saved her.
Premise: , First-Class Mail used exclusively for advertising) that is sent by non-households to households.
Hypothesis: Mail used for advertising that is sent to households from non-households.
Premise: you know because you got to have uh at least have the coverage in case that your in case you have another child or have a child
Hypothesis: It's important to retain health insurance in case of pregnancy.
Premise: In its submission, HUD explains that the final rule is not likely to result in annual expenditures of $100 million or more by State, local, or tribal governments in the aggregate, or by the private sector.
Hypothesis: The annual expenditures should reach over $333 million.
Premise: Pass through the gate for your first view of the massive roof of the Daibutsuden straight ahead.
Hypothesis: The roof is a beautiful and important attraction.
Premise: A 17 percent increase in this number is 1.17(0.
Hypothesis: If you increase this number by 32 percent you get 1.17.
Premise: This man was not the same as the others they had fought.
Hypothesis: The man they were fighting was very different from any others.
Premise: and you'd see the same kid who were back out there in two days
Hypothesis: You would see the same kid who was back out in two days.
Premise: The Cro-Magnon shelter (Abri de Cro-Magnon) on the north side of town is the spot where, in 1868, railway workers uncovered three 30,000-year-old human skel?­e?­tons beside their flint and bone tools.
Hypothesis: Railway workers found the remains of thirty human skeletons in 1868.
Premise: You start looking into new ways of [planning events].
Hypothesis: You start to think that there are new way to plan events.
Premise: The Vikings also left a legacy in unusual place names, such as Ullswater and Patterdale.
Hypothesis: Some unusual place names are the result of Viking influences.
Premise: Studies of the translation of efficacious research practice into clinical practice is needed most since screening instruments have been used by research staff and not clinical staff.
Hypothesis: Most screening items have been used by clinical staff but not research staff.
Premise: Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs for
Hypothesis: Experimenting with designs