xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: By the beach, in its own lovely grounds, next to Israel's only 18-hole golf course, this is a sports-lover's paradise.
Hypothesis: The 18 hole golf course in Israel is a must see for any sports fan in the area.
Premise: well when you get out into the real world then you will know
Hypothesis: You will know how hard it is when you graduate.
Premise: In principle, there is nothing tackier about an award given by the National Association of Right-Wing Radio Blowhards than one given by the Swedish Royal Academy.
Hypothesis: Awards given by the National Association of Right-Wing Radio are tacky.
Premise: Meanwhile the vast majority of ordinary Egyptians, who offer a warm welcome to tourists, put their faith in Allah for an upturn in their economic fortunes.
Hypothesis: A large majority of Egyptians show an open disdain for tourists.
Premise: well had have you watched any of these things on TV these large brush
Hypothesis: You would know if you'd seen them on TV.
Premise: Do what I tell you lie back and don't think of anything."
Hypothesis: Just lie back and don't think of anything.
Premise: i think you need to pick that up and read it it's quite uh it's it's quite interesting it addresses the problem
Hypothesis: It really addresses the problem of poverty.
Premise: Specifically, she said that it is difficult for SEC employees to obtain seating using frequent flyer tickets because many trips are scheduled, canceled, or changed at the last minute.
Hypothesis: Many trips are changed at the last minute.
Premise: The town has a high percentage of Nubians in its population; these people, though fully integrated into Egyptian society, remain proud of their separate cultural identity.
Hypothesis: Nubian culture is different from Egyptian culture.
Premise: Although it is usually attributed to the great master Soami, nobody knows for sure who created it or why.
Hypothesis: It has been proven that Soami created it to make people happy.
Premise: Well, we will find him, said Gabriel.
Hypothesis: "We will never find him" said Gabriel.
Premise: The childlike playfulness of the doomed queen's hideaway is reinforced by the Hameau, a hamlet of thatched cottages where she and her retinue pretended to be milkmaids and farm boys.
Hypothesis: The queen never hid or pretended anything.
Premise: yeah oh yeah i've i've done i've done that at church too haven't done that in a long time
Hypothesis: I haven't done that in a while.
Premise: Established in 1979, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is responsible for the coordination of civil emergency planning and mitigation as well as the coordination of federal disaster relief.
Hypothesis: FEMA no longer coordinates federal disaster relief.
Premise: result, discretionary spending stays the same as share of GDP from 2011 through the end of the projection period.
Hypothesis: The spending was the same during the time of the projections.
Premise: but just you know to receive a letter in the mail that says you know you need to report somewhere by next Monday you know i'm not sure that would be a terrifically good idea
Hypothesis: People wouldn't be too happy if they received a letter in the mail demanding them to report somewhere a few days later.
Premise: The Carthaginians also carried out lead mining and continued to be of significance up until this century.
Hypothesis: Lead mining is important to many civilizationals throughout history.
Premise: Another channel devoted to such talk could well interest as many people as want to see a 1928 movie starring Conrad Nagel, and would not hurt them.
Hypothesis: Nobody has ever watched a Conrad Nagel movie.
Premise: Saint-Emilion
Hypothesis: There is no place quite like Saint-Emilion.
Premise: Further discussion of this topic appears in EPA's Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses, EPA 240-R-00-003, September 2000.
Hypothesis: The topic is elaborated upon for several pages in the report.
Premise: Next door is the synagogue Ben-Ezra, now no longer used for regular services though the guardian will allow you to look inside if he is available.
Hypothesis: Ben-Ezra is a mosque that holds services daily.
Premise: If they had made him a mandrake-man, then by what little he could remember and guess, they could make him obey them.
Hypothesis: They could control him if they had made him a mandrake-man.
Premise: Now they've got us flanked, they're probably moving to find you.'
Hypothesis: There is no one around us.
Premise: He pressed a couple of random spots on the shiny surface, and a holograph screen sprung to life before us.
Hypothesis: The pushed on the surface but nothing turned on.
Premise: He and his ward.
Hypothesis: He had no one with him.
Premise: Most notable among the museum's non-Italian painters are El Greco, Breughel (Blind Leading the Blind and the Misanthrope), Cranach, Holbein, D??rer, and a Van Dyck Crucifixion.
Hypothesis: The museum has a wide variety of artwork from American, French, and Spanish artists.
Premise: Although he tries to imply a romance between the two women, even the Globe doesn't believe him.
Hypothesis: In reality, the Globe knows that the two women had never even met before.
Premise: oh really well we you know like  all of the stations seem to be pretty good it's just we haven't found one that we've snuggled into Houston so we had a
Hypothesis: The stations are all really good, we just haven't found one that clicks with us yet.
Premise: 8 billion budget deficit.
Hypothesis: The budget is short by 8 billion dollars.
Premise: No Australians were harmed in the incident.
Hypothesis: 5 Australians died in the fire.
Premise: The entire record includes 200 exhibits, 3,000 individual items, and 2,300 transcript pages, all of which were considered in the final rulemaking.
Hypothesis: The entire record, complete will exhibits, individual items, and transcript pages, was considered when making the final rulemaking.
Premise: As long as G.W.'s policies remain ambiguous, every TV ad is a stealth Bush ad.
Hypothesis: G.W's policies aren't clear to the public, but he claims he will make them clear soon in his upcoming press conference.
Premise: Curiously, Christian tombstones are found in the floor; after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain, the synagogue was converted into a church.
Hypothesis: Christian tombstones are found in the floor, sacrilege to the old synagogue.
Premise: A rancid little nothing of a movie (Stephen Holden, the New York Times ) that's a grim, gross wannabe Farrelly brothers flick.
Hypothesis: Fantastic, sublime, utterly unlike anything I have ever seen, said Stephen Holden.
Premise: 'You're sure you can be ready so quickly?' Peter Greuze asked, from behind his gigantic desk.
Hypothesis: Peter was standing at the park.
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 says one reason HIV negative gay men live longer than straight is because they are wealthier by over $50,000.
Premise: From a practical standpoint, this means that active executives should limit the number of boards they sit on, and all board members need to be comfortable that they can dedicate the time needed to properly discharge their fiduciary responsibilities.
Hypothesis: Active executives should have a maximum number of boards they sit on.
Premise: Apparently, White really had given Greuze all the data he needed.
Hypothesis: They wondered why White took so long.
Premise: In this lively university town, at the Mediterranean end of the South­west, the center of city life is around the broad, bustling Place de la Comedie.
Hypothesis: The Place de la Comedie is a busy area of the university town.
Premise: Arriaga, 75 (Marina Shopping, shop C; Tel. 291/223 070).
Hypothesis: Luxury shopping at Arriaga.
Premise: Diaz does not quote, at full embarrassing length, Ellis' explanation that he got mixed up with the wrong folk because one of them was like a brother to me.
Hypothesis: Ellis got mixed up with the wrong folk and was murdered.
Premise: I saw a strange look come into Dorcas's eyes. 
Hypothesis: I watched as a strange look came into Dorcas' eyes.
Premise: For a moment he thought he saw the hatred in Adrin's eyes that he had seen the day he had left.
Hypothesis: He could not look him in the eye.
Premise: Partnering and Teambuilding Although this practice is achieving widespread recognition, some
Hypothesis: Some believe partnering and team building is unnecessary.
Premise: It's an impossible task.
Hypothesis: The task is quite possible.
Premise: Nice guys finish third.
Hypothesis: Nice guys always finish first.
Premise: I mean to say only that if we ever did want to trash Earth, it would be morally permissible.)
Hypothesis: If we want to junk up the planet, it would be justified by the President.
Premise: at least they're coming around
Hypothesis: They seem to be regressing.
Premise: Close to 80 individuals serve on the committees.
Hypothesis: Almost 80 individuals serve on committees.
Premise: Very few of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friends are nice, except maybe to her.
Hypothesis: The majority of Dyson's Silicon Valley CEO friend is not nice, but we will never meet again.
Premise: Centers for Equal Justice, said LSC spokesman Eric Kleiman.
Hypothesis: Eric Kleiman was negative in his statements about centers for equal justice.
Premise: OPM's regulations emphasize holding senior executives accountable for their individual and organizational performance by linking individual performance management with results-oriented organizational goals.
Hypothesis: OPM's regulations emphasize holding senior executives accountable
Premise: It's easy to get away from crowds in this pleasant spot, but if you're in the mood for company, you'll find lots of people in the restaurants near the car park.
Hypothesis: If you want to mingle with people, you can find many people in the restaurants near the parking lot.
Premise: How odd that John Gielgud and the Smithsonian are fighting with one another, since they are, in many ways, so alike.
Hypothesis: John Gielgud and the Smithsonian have been friends since high school.
Premise: but oh yeah right  i hope to hear
Hypothesis: I got the news yesterday.
Premise: Barry has been a public servant--of a sort--and America traditionally finds respectable retirements for its former leaders.
Hypothesis: America takes care of their retired Government officials.
Premise: hey well hey you know it's never too late is what i say
Hypothesis: I say that it is never too late.
Premise: Recent audit reports issued by us and by agency inspectors general show that most of the largest federal agencies have significant computer security weaknesses.
Hypothesis: These weaknesses include leaving router passwords at their factory default.
Premise: We must discover where he lives, what he does sleuth him, in fact! 
Hypothesis: We need to know where he lives and what he does.
Premise: The city elected its first mayor in 1229, and a parliament was held for the first time in 1297.
Hypothesis: The first mayor of the city was elected in 1229.
Premise: That is a good thing.
Hypothesis: That is a bad thing.
Premise: Bruce Zucker chooses to provide pro bono legal aid to poor tenants over more prestigious work, and it has become his life's passion.
Hypothesis: Bruce Zucker provides free legal aid to the poor in Detroit.
Premise: they steal yeah that and they steal
Hypothesis: They steal things from residents.
Premise: Today's Papers says go all the  furnitureperson.
Hypothesis: The papers yesterday said not to go to the future.
Premise: From June to September you can enjoy a free sound-and-light show at the Blue Mosque (the viewing benches are about halfway between the mosque and Haghia Sophia).
Hypothesis: The Blue Mosque is offering a free show from June to September.
Premise: The rooms are large, lavish, and uncluttered, all with private ocean-view lanais.
Hypothesis: The rooms are very tiny
Premise: They'll have the police after them if they do.
Hypothesis: They'll have the police chasing them if they do.
Premise: Lakeland Social Events
Hypothesis: Lakeland social outings.
Premise: Is this the key that was lost?" He drew from his pocket the key that he had found in the lock of the despatch-case upstairs. 
Hypothesis: He had found a key in the lock of a case upstairs.
Premise: But one would be wrong.
Hypothesis: Two are wrong.
Premise: right she just settled for that yeah
Hypothesis: She settled for that kind of life, yeah.
Premise: Holy Smokes, they've got to eat _something_.
Hypothesis: They have been chomping down on everything in site.
Premise: you know in which case they're fine obviously those are recorded as negatives if you're under you know legal qualified medical care um
Hypothesis: We acknowledge that our state's medical program does not cover nearly enough conditions, so we have abolished the practice of testing for THC entirely.
Premise: OMB publisHe's the hierarchy in its bulletin entitled Form and Content of Agency Financial Statements.
Hypothesis: The hierarchy is updated every two weeks and the changes are always reflected on the bulletin within one day.
Premise: Kos has some well-organised dive operators at its resorts.
Hypothesis: Kos houses several organized dive operators within their resorts.
Premise: 'Merchandising?'
Hypothesis: Is it Merchandising?
Premise: i would say that it's much easier to deal with the the the public the uh media that's that's giving the information to the public is much easier to deal with uh any personality quirk or any negatives that they've found or any skeleton in the closet
Hypothesis: The information being given through the media is easier to deal with.
Premise: Very cool Main Street celebrates everything from thrift shops to chic boutiques.
Hypothesis: Main Street has a store for every budget.
Premise: 'What do you want?' They demanded.
Hypothesis: Where in the world is Waldo? they shouted.
Premise: We conducted multi-day visits to organizations that agreed to participate in our study to learn
Hypothesis: We only visited for an hour.
Premise: that was that is surprising
Hypothesis: That's predictable.
Premise: yeah but isn't isn't the uh the insurance also for for uh Blue Cross so they're not only saying preventable not preventable death they're also saying um that you'll have uh less likelihood of being sick if you don't smoke
Hypothesis: The health industries opinion on smoking had changed with the emergence of nicotine vaporizers.
Premise: Last week, Gelbard called the KLA a terrorist group . The Clinton administration has tried to play it both ways on Kosovo.
Hypothesis: The KLA was called a terrorist group last week by Gelbard.
Premise: (Well, duh.)
Hypothesis: Well, of course.
Premise: well anyway i guess that's about all i got to say about the uh the weather
Hypothesis: I have a lot more to say about the weather.
Premise: Genteel Windermere is more modern, having grown up around the railway station after the line was opened in 1847.
Hypothesis: The railway line was opened in 1847.
Premise: This is a time to support apartheid, it quoted her as saying.
Hypothesis: Supporting apartheid is a bad idea and this is not the time to support it.
Premise: I hadn't got any folk of my own, so it made it easy to arrange things.
Hypothesis: I only had a knife and spoon, but no folk.
Premise: The best beaches within easy reach of the city are the attractive Black Sea resorts of Kilyos and ??ile.
Hypothesis: Kilyos is known for amazing beaches that aren't a far trip from the city.
Premise: Rather than ignore or disparage the Internet, the malls exploit it.
Hypothesis: The malls exploit the world wide web by offering lower prices online.
Premise: The big cupboard, that's right." We had a very cheery tea, and assisted Cynthia to wash up afterwards. 
Hypothesis: We had tea and washed up after.
Premise: Every additional copy of Windows 95 costs Microsoft ...
Hypothesis: Microsoft never put out a OS called Windows 95.
Premise: Cinemas on the Champs-Elysees, in Montparnasse, St-Germain-des-Pres, Bastille, and the Forum des Halles all show VO movies.
Hypothesis: You can catch movies with voice-overs at cinemas throughout the city.
Premise: 'Aren't you going to do something?' I demanded.
Hypothesis: I asked if he was going to do something.
Premise: yeah mine too nope that's about all for mine
Hypothesis: Mine isn't as complete.
Premise: Middle Ages
Hypothesis: The Middle Ages were the precursor to major industrialization.
Premise: But where were the New Republic 's fact checkers?
Hypothesis: The New Republic's fact checkers were not doing their job.
Premise: In fiscal year 1998, Kentucky spent approximately $2.
Hypothesis: Kentucky spent about $2 in the fiscal year of 1998
Premise: oh yeah that's the other thing with my husband he gets he he's one of these people he didn't care about the flower beds and stuff we i guess we divide it pretty well that way but he he gets real picky about the grass he wants to get out there and he cuts it on diagonal
Hypothesis: My husband is happy to let me take care of the flowers, while he maintains the lawn just the way he likes it.
Premise: So the rejection of Pol Pot is heartening.
Hypothesis: The fall of Pol Pot is encouraging.
Premise: I see a method to his madness.
Hypothesis: I have no idea why he is acting this way.
Premise: He does that here, too, but with a somewhat milder  I think what I think, and the hell with the rest of it, the rest of you; you don't actually exist for me anyway--you're all myths in my head.
Hypothesis: They are all myths in my head.
Premise: After the hot-spring town of Tatopani, the walls of the gorge draw closer and closer to the road (landslides often close the highway) until the customs post at Kodari is reached.
Hypothesis: The walls of the gorge open up after the hot-spring town
Premise: B ribing poor women and girls to implant Norplant would coerce them into not having children, thus violating their rights to reproductive choice, like the one-child-per-family policy and coerced abortions in China.
Hypothesis: Reproductive choice is not a right poor women have.
Premise: 2 seconds for residential city.
Hypothesis: There are actually six seconds for residential city
Premise: One study found that only one-third of intoxicated drivers had an alcohol use disorder.
Hypothesis: More than 90% of intoxicated drivers suffered from long-term alcoholism.
Premise: Whatever else may be said about them, both Talmudic and Jesuitical carry connotations of great learning and meticulous attention to argument.
Hypothesis: The two religious words both carry wisdom and learning.
Premise: How are you? thought Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon asked if the person was injured.
Premise: In the case of state and local governments, directed flows are known as unfunded mandates.
Hypothesis: Unfunded mandates are a thing of the past and don't exist in todays government.
Premise: um i don't know i just ah they're just so outrageously priced it's just incredible i try to uh always catch the sales
Hypothesis: It's really cheap anyone can afford it.
Premise: The Gupta dynasty, founded by the obscure Bihari landowner Chandra Gupta I, rose to power during the fourth century a.d.
Hypothesis: In the fifth century, the Gupta dynasty slowly declined.
Premise: Today's decision is quite simply inexplicable on the basis of our prior law.
Hypothesis: Today's decision is inexplicable bases upon previous law.
Premise: He is a kind, nice-hearted man.
Hypothesis: He's a real jerk.
Premise: It was on this hill that Jesus gave his famous Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:2-12) and also chose his disciples.
Hypothesis: On this hill, Jesus picked his followers and gave his well-known Sermon on the Mount.
Premise: oh really the whole length or uh
Hypothesis: Oh the entire length?
Premise: You saw all of this? asked San'doro.
Hypothesis: San'doro is not asking any questions.
Premise: The fat man's belly hung from the bottom of his tunic like a white sack.
Hypothesis: His tunic was too short for him.
Premise: During the Empire Period, an ambitious Hittite king, Mutawallis, defeated the forces of the Egyptian pharaoh, Ramses II, at Kadesh (Syria) in 1285 b.c.
Hypothesis: Mutawallis, during the Empire Period, defeated Ramses II in 1286 b.c., which led him to death.
Premise: and of course we're up you know up above you know fourteen thousand feet or whatever and we said well well how dirty could the water be right you never never think about bacteria or amoeba or anything like that
Hypothesis: We're up in the air about 14000 feet.
Premise: It jumped again after Congress demanded that the IRS prevent cheating on the Earned Income Tax Credit.
Hypothesis: Everyone in AMerica was cheating on the EITC.
Premise: uh no she doesn't  okay
Hypothesis: She does.
Premise: If in the above example the cost had been nine cents in the low cost area and 11 cents in the high cost area, it would be much more difficult for inefficient entry to occur.
Hypothesis: A cost differential of at least six cents is required to make inefficient entry easy.
Premise: However, agricultural resources and output were improved and the new arrivals soon began to settle.
Hypothesis: More people came as agriculture was improved.
Premise: Jon had been gone for three months before Susan had woken up.
Hypothesis: After Susan woke up and realized that Jon had been gone for three months, she became very sad.
Premise: That era is gone now, but other elements of the island's old life are preserved.
Hypothesis: The era is gone and modern life has taken over the island.
Premise: Maybe someone was storin' stuff, hopin' to come back when the war was over.
Hypothesis: Maybe someone was looking to make a lot of money by storing stuff until after the war.
Premise: The right-wing press critics at Accuracy in Media hyped the forgery theory as well, wondering why big media skipped the story (Experts Say Foster's Suicide Note Was a Forgery).
Hypothesis: Big press companies did not think that Foster's case was worth their salt.
Premise: The supervisor should promptly resolve such discrepancies.
Hypothesis: The supervisor is empowered to solve the problems.
Premise: But Spain's two other major colonies, the Philippines and Puerto Rico, simply changed hands, becoming colonies of the United States.
Hypothesis: Spain never had possession of the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
Premise: The compact, bustling city of Cartagena (26 km/6 miles south of Los Alcazares on the N-332) was a major naval port long before Saint James is said to have landed here with the Gospel in a.d. 36.
Hypothesis: The area is not mentioned in the bible.
Premise: and uh it's funny how uh how i i uh i got acquired this animal uh when i was uh married my uh ex-wife had said that she had a friend who had a little puppy that she needed uh the woman needed someone to babysit and uh this is what she had told the kids and she even told me that and after the two week period was up uh she then informed me that the woman no longer wanted the little puppy and wanted to know if we wanted to keep it well after you had an animal for a couple of weeks it's uh you become attached you become attached to it
Hypothesis: I got this animal from a breeer.
Premise: Getting my body back was all I ever thought about.
Hypothesis: I had my body with me.
Premise: I watched over her. 
Hypothesis: I didn't watch over her.
Premise: Exactly. 
Hypothesis: Inexactly
Premise: This masterpiece of Provencal Romanesque sculpture depicts the Last Judgment in the tympanum above the doors, surrounded by statues of the saints.
Hypothesis: The sculpture is surrounded by statues of saints.
Premise: This has to be done, friends, or this village is lost.
Hypothesis: This village is lost if this battle is not started.
Premise: Now that's a living object stilled.
Hypothesis: That is a dead object animated.
Premise: At last I do.
Hypothesis: Finally I do.
Premise: Just provide the consumer advice.
Hypothesis: Provide the consumer advise.
Premise: Golfe de Porto
Hypothesis: Golfe de Porto is home to dozens of world-class restaurants.