xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: When a decision-maker is more conscious of costs than of benefits, he tends to make decisions that are overly conservative.
Hypothesis: Some of the costs involve education and transportation.
Premise: The Balearic Islands don't have to work too hard to embody the perfect island vacation.
Hypothesis: Hundreds of thousands of tourists visit the islands every year.
Premise: The Legal Services Corporation exists to help our clients address their legal wrongs and promote their legal rights.
Hypothesis: Helping clients with legal wrongs and help promoting their legal rights is why the Legal Services Corporation exists.
Premise: Now the practice has its own  a triple--a woman and her two men--whose child was taken away because of their unusual living arrangement.
Hypothesis: The family had the child taken away because of their religion.
Premise: In his left hand he held a long dagger with a U shaped handguard meant to trap an oncoming blade.
Hypothesis: His right hand was holding a dagger that he would use to attack any oncoming fighters.
Premise: Thus, the analysis requires a distribution of outbound mail by weight interval.
Hypothesis: The outbound mail are distributed by weight interval.
Premise: The wrist supporters I ordered were black neoprene with a metal brace and a flexible magnetic band.
Hypothesis: The material was black neoprene with a metal brace.
Premise: Sales of government  other than property, plant, and equipment (585)
Hypothesis: Government sales that do not include equipment, property, and plant.
Premise: and the hammer came back and hit me in the thumb and blood squirted everywhere
Hypothesis: All my encounters with hammers have been injury-free.
Premise: Although the Great Stone Church that earned it the nickname Jewel of the Missions was destroyed in an earthquake in 1812, the beautiful grounds and adobe buildingswith displays of mission life have been restored.
Hypothesis: The Great Stone Church's grounds have been restored.
Premise: The major conclusion of this assessment is that agricultural production activities, in the absence of conservation techniques and practices, can have serious environmental impacts.
Hypothesis: The major conclusion is that agriculture production do not affect the environment much.
Premise: Another of the New Hampshire journalists on the panel, Alison King of New England Cable News, asked Hatch a go-back-where-you-came-from question similar to the one asked of Forbes.
Hypothesis: New England Cable News was represented on the panel by Alison King.
Premise: oh yeah i think that i i guess it was uh five years ago or more than when they it failed and i guess people just got tired of talking about it i'm not too sure i guess there was no one really pushing it and no one saying that it was going to mean business to us i think nowadays
Hypothesis: It was not something that anyone thought would ever succeed.
Premise: We've developed an employee feedback system and facilitated an active employee suggestion program that has achieved bottomline benefits, and we have established a Comptroller General Employee Advisory Council, with which I will meet every quarter to discuss current and emerging issues of mutual interest and concern.
Hypothesis: Our employee feedback system and facilitated an active employee suggestion program has achieved benefits.
Premise: What might have been a one-trauma-after-another chronicle of loss and divorce, says Walter Kirn in the New York Times Book Review , becomes instead a hard and shining artifact of personal and social upheaval.
Hypothesis: in The New York Times Islamic Press
Premise: No ballots will be accepted after May 6, 1998.
Hypothesis: The voting will end on May 6th.
Premise: Oh, don't say it! 
Hypothesis: Say it again.
Premise: Nearby is the Yokohama Museum of Art, designed by Tange Kenzo and housing works by both Western and Japanese artists, including Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Kishida Ryusei, and Yokoyama Taikan.
Hypothesis: The Yokohama Museum of Art was designed by Picasso.
Premise: Given the huge scale economies of a universal service provider and the limited amount of contestable mail, it is very difficult for an entrant, at least in the U.S., to charge prices lower than an incumbent (Cohen et al.
Hypothesis: It is very hard for entrants to set their prices lower than incumbents.
Premise: yes i it just just doesn't make sense i just
Hypothesis: The truth is so clear it's hard not to make sense of it all.
Premise: 'The symbolism, and...symbolism.'
Hypothesis: The symbolism explains the mess we're in.
Premise: To provide further leadership and accountability for management, Congress may wish to consider several 
Hypothesis: Leadership needs to be help accountable in the future
Premise: The first warning that these drugs could pose health risks came a year ago, when the New England Journal of Medicine published an article by French researchers linking fen-phen to a deadly cardiac disease called primary pulmonary hypertension.
Hypothesis: There have been minimal cases of primary pulmonary hypertension prior to the creation of fen-phen.
Premise: Cost savings - The acid rain cap and trade program passed by Congress in 1990 achieved reductions at two-thirds the cost of achieving the same reductions under a command-and-control system.
Hypothesis: A cost savings system is more efficient than a command-and-control system.
Premise: Daniel Hungerford opened the final session of the conference by outlining the group's ultimate task-to create research recommendations from conference deliberations.
Hypothesis: The group's ultimate task is to create research recommendations from conference deliberations.
Premise: i mean i don't even know anybody that you know from any place other than Texas hardly you know
Hypothesis: I know people from all across America
Premise: what kind of drugs did you use if you don't mind
Hypothesis: I never knew that you used drugs.
Premise: Is that all? The cashier asked after scanning all the items, and before Balbina could answer, began to recite from memory:
Hypothesis: The cashier suddenly stood up and ran out of the shop without any warning.
Premise: 'No sir,' I shook my head.
Hypothesis: I disagreed with what he wanted.
Premise: I can't resist mentioning a related issue.
Hypothesis: I can avoid mentioning another issue while having the conversation.
Premise: Of course I should. 
Hypothesis: You should, too.
Premise: Draw on the stores for any need you may have "
Hypothesis: Don't touch anything in the stores that isn't yours.
Premise: A piece asks how best to topple Slobodan Milosevic.
Hypothesis: The article poses the question of methods in which to bring down the regime of Slobodan Milosevic.
Premise: no it's making that that connection especially with the mechanical parts of it i was never able to to master all that in fact my brother and sister both they were oh thirteen sixteen years older than i they went through the uh parent thing where you've got to practice or you're not going out to play thing
Hypothesis: I was never able to master the mechanical parts of it.
Premise: Ca'daan saw Jon's eyes on the little dark man.
Hypothesis: Jon's eyes were on the little man.
Premise: The hole was cut in 1492 by Lord Kildare so he could reassure his archenemy Lord Ormonde, who was under siege in the chapter house, of his friendly intentions.
Hypothesis: Lord Ormonde was under siege in 1492.
Premise: LSC's internal procedures for clearing mergers and consolidations involve the work of several offices within LSC including the Executive Office, the Office of Inspector General, the Office of Compliance and Enforcement, the Office of Legal Affairs and the Office of Information Management, with the Office of Program Performance having primary responsibility for the clearance process.
Hypothesis: The Office of Program Performance has no responsibility.
Premise: The sweeping curves of the colonnades reach out to the unending stream of pilgrims from Rome itself and the whole world, urbi et orbi, to take them into the bosom of the church beyond.
Hypothesis: The pilgrims are glad that the sweeping curves of the colonnade are welcoming them.
Premise: Nor a mantle, nor a cape, nor a, how do you call it?, a sports coat?
Hypothesis: It was not a mantle.
Premise: Both Peking and London repudiated the agreement, and fighting resumed.
Hypothesis: Peking and London both went along with the agreement until one of them defected.
Premise: Services also operate down the west coast to Rennes, Bordeaux, and the Pyrenees.
Hypothesis: It's possible to have service in Bordeaux.
Premise: At 33 cents a pop, I make that to be just short of 50 billion pieces of mail.
Hypothesis: I have made that to be less than a million pieces of mail.
Premise: Imbeciles and quick.
Hypothesis: Quick imbeciles.
Premise: Health status prior to exposure also affects susceptibility.
Hypothesis: Medical history before exposure is a minor factor impacting susceptibility.
Premise: The finely arched front doors are often at the top of a sturdy staircase over the street-level cellar.
Hypothesis: Stairwells are often covered by arches that are above doors.
Premise: The golden era came to an end in 1450 b.c. and major fire caused catastrophic damage around 1350 b.c., but though the palace was completely destroyed the site continued to be occupied until the 5th century a.d.
Hypothesis: The site dates back thousands of years.
Premise: And what now? asked Julius, with a gesture of despair.
Hypothesis: Julius was so upset at the death he didn't know what to do.
Premise: I say Helms started it, an' th' jumpin' went th' other way 'round, Sergeant.
Hypothesis: The Sergeant was told that Helms started it.
Premise: i think they gave him like four pills no and then that was it
Hypothesis: They gave him 2 goals exactly.
Premise: The Britons worshipped in St. George's Church (1818) on Lebuh Farquhar.
Hypothesis: The Britons always went to the huge stone church on Sundays.
Premise: Although cultural activity has been under state control since the revolution and Havana no longer sizzles with the sleazy Mafia-funded casinos and clubs of the 1950s, both high culture and more down-to-earth nightlife thrive in Cuba.
Hypothesis: High culture thrives in Cuba because people enjoy celebrating.
Premise: Porto Santo's airfield (much larger than the one at Madeira before the latter was expanded), lies just below.
Hypothesis: Porto Santo's airfield (much larger than the one at Madeira before the latter was expanded), lies just below but is more difficult to land at.
Premise: The Mus??e Picasso at 5 Rue de Thorigny in the Marais (m??tro Saint-Paul) has received more than 200 paintings and 158 sculptures, in addition to hundreds of drawings, engravings, ceramics, and models for theater d??cors and costumes.
Hypothesis: The Museum de Picasso no longer contains and paintings or sculptures.
Premise: Strengthening the skills and capabilities of IT professionals through training and innovative hiring practices is part of a formula for building information technology and management capabilities.
Hypothesis: Training will not increase anyone's capabilities.
Premise: It has grown from a few thousand adventurous souls 40 years ago to more than 300,000 visitors a year, and it provides income for Nepalis in mountain villages as well as for those in urban hotels and construction jobs.
Hypothesis: There has been a boom in tourism over the last 40 years.
Premise: frequently as a dumbhead to get to the mainframe and and there i tend on almost all of my editing and stuff to to be using some fairly powerful
Hypothesis: I do some editing on the mainframe.
Premise: But he also destroys ignorance and misfortunes the reason he is the symbol of Royal Nepal Airlines.
Hypothesis: Royal Nepal Airlines allow for outcountry flights with affordable prices to anywhere in the world.
Premise: uh-huh yeah we've uh we  camped at the DeGray State Park in Arkansas in the fall and there was nobody else hardly around and it was just really nice that time of year we had taken our electric blanket too just in case it was unbearable but we didn't need it
Hypothesis: We camped at DeGray state park in Arkansas in the fall, and it was pretty empty. We brought our electric blanket in case it was too cold, but it was really nice that time of year and we didn't need it.
Premise: In other words, remarkable results demand remarkable evidence.
Hypothesis: In other words, remarkable results need no evidence.
Premise: But the Texan was shucking boots and clothing in turn.
Hypothesis: The Texan was getting ready for a shower.
Premise: and she's expecting the end of this month and she's the only one that lives nearby
Hypothesis: She is towards the end of her third trimester.
Premise: And U.K. giant British Telecom purchased MCI.
Hypothesis: British Telecom, a huge U.K. based company, bought MCI.
Premise: He has studied crime as no other man in this kingdom has studied it.
Hypothesis: He is very interested in crime and studying it is his favorite past time.
Premise: The preliminaries were gone through. 
Hypothesis: The preliminaries had finished.
Premise: McKay and his colleagues do not accuse the original authors of fraud, speculate on how their data-tuning took place, or ask whether the tuning was consciously done.
Hypothesis: McKay and his colleagues know how the authors tempered with their data.
Premise: Other memories of the British presence are in the clock tower, commemorating the first British resident of PerakiaJames Birch, who was assassinated in 1875.
Hypothesis: The first British resident was assassinated in 1875.
Premise: what area lakes do you like
Hypothesis: Which area lakes do you like?
Premise: The Air Force estimated that in late 2001, when the F-22 entered limited production, it should have been able to demonstrate almost 2 flying hours between maintenance actions.
Hypothesis: The F-22 entered mass production in late 2001.
Premise: An undulating coastal highway completely encircles this mountainous and densely forested island, but it's much too long a trip to make comfortably in one day.
Hypothesis: The trip can be made in one day.
Premise: and there's no explanation for it they treat it as perfectly normal and somebody says what's the deer head doing here and they said oh it fell off the wall so why was it doing on the wall
Hypothesis: The deer head fell off the wall.
Premise: Program Letter 1995-4 provided a general outline as to the issues and criteria that the state planning process should address.
Hypothesis: The program letter of 1995 was helpful.
Premise: The cover story explores modern treasure-hunting.
Hypothesis: It examines present day treasure-hunting.
Premise: The local Maison du Vin can give advice for your tour of the surrounding vineyards.
Hypothesis: The local Maison du Vin has been helping tourists for quite some time.
Premise: FashionSense 2.0
Hypothesis: Fashion Sense
Premise: It is Viking vocabulary used today to describe many of the features of the  fell (highland plateau), tarn (small lake), and force (waterfall) are all words from Scandinavian languages.
Hypothesis: There are no words that are still used in the Viking language today.
Premise: These states will have gambling that is accessible, but not universal; gambling that funds state government but does not hold it hostage.
Hypothesis: These states anticipate to make quite a substantial profit by making gambling accessible but not universal.
Premise: The largest Malaysian deer is the brown antlered sambar.
Hypothesis: The brown antlered sambar is the biggest deer in Malaysia.
Premise: Doyle's look at the audio-taping practices of 10 presidents is a valuable history and comparative survey (Ron Rosenbaum, the New York Times Book Review ). Doyle, a master of crackling prose (Richard R. Roberts, the Indianapolis Star ), provides insightful transcripts from key moments, such as the Cuban missile crisis and the final days of the Nixon administration.
Hypothesis: Doyle has a long history of solid reporting and correspondents coming after him review and use his work as a training tool for identifying how to write their own high quality reporting.
Premise: Among the millions of visitors lured there in the 1980s were huge waves of Japanese vacationers, newly rich and ready to spend big bucks in an East-West paradise.
Hypothesis: In the 1980s many Japanese came to the East-West paradise.
Premise: i though that was a really cute movie i enjoyed that
Hypothesis: I thought the movie was terrible.
Premise: you can get yearly money as long as you keep up your grades she she did very well in school and uh but she only got first year money she got about two thousand dollars it was only five hundred dollars at a clip from this organization
Hypothesis: Her name is Karen.
Premise: Beside him stood Annette.
Hypothesis: Annette was missing, where could she be?
Premise: Its gardens, with ponds, mounds, and shady woods, are English in style ' a relaxing change from the formality of the chateau.
Hypothesis: One can spend hours wandering the English style gardens.
Premise: oh really what kinds of things have you done
Hypothesis: What kinds of services for others have you done?
Premise: Everybody else in America will be doing it but us.
Hypothesis: Nobody else in China will do it.
Premise: GAO has reported that well-chosen federal spending for infrastructure, education, and R&amp;D that is directly intended to enhance the private sector's long-term productivity can be viewed as federal investment.
Hypothesis: Well-chosen federal spending for infrastructure, education, and R&D can enhance productivity.
Premise: yeah yeah it's a it's a beautiful city
Hypothesis: We visit at least twice a year.
Premise: The older-style  Carlos Quinto  is wedged in a pedestrian street between the Puerta del Sol and Gran Va, an excellent location.
Hypothesis: The Carlos Quinto was constructed 10 years ago.
Premise: Because the customer is willing to wait and funding is never certain, an environment exists where program managers have good reasons to avoid the capture of knowledge and delay testing.
Hypothesis: Program managers are always eager to jump on projects regardless of outside factors.
Premise: As a largely immigrant society, the State of Israel provides home to people from over 80 countries around the world.
Hypothesis: Citizens from over 80 countries have moved to Israel.
Premise: The Kal's powerful legs stepped in front of Ca'daan's view and, looking up, he saw the Kal dodge a sword swing and smashed his club into the man's side.
Hypothesis: Kal is standing in front of Ca'daan.
Premise: You can give me milk and spinach.
Hypothesis: You will give me milk and spinach or else.
Premise: But both the design and workmanship were considered poor.
Hypothesis: The worker who made them was inexperienced.
Premise: The dangers of exposure to foreign opinion and moral corruption from the rapidly expanding tourism industry is now viewed as a necessary evil.
Hypothesis: There is no danger in being exposed to foreign opinion.
Premise: The great Buddha seated in the domed stupa is worshiped by Hindu artisans as Visvakarma, carpenter of the gods, so the sanctuary is known as the Cave of the Carpenters. 
Hypothesis: Hindu architects and engineers also worship the great Buddha as Visvakarma.
Premise: The choice ranges from traditional hand-carved Chinese roseood furniture to well-made reproductions of modern Western styles.
Hypothesis: There is not much variety in the furniture available.
Premise: 1995 BLS data recently made available.
Hypothesis: The data from 1995 is currently available.
Premise: 8.13 Auditors should report significant findings by providing credible and convincing evidence that relates to the audit objectives.
Hypothesis: Auditors should provide realistic evidence that relates to the objectives in order to report findings.
Premise: The more he lied about his lies, the more people focused on his lying and forgot what the original lies were about.
Hypothesis: The man never told a lie and that's what people focused on.
Premise: Students and workers made common cause, and there followed widespread national strikes that threatened the survival of the government.
Hypothesis: The students and workers found they had nothing in common.
Premise: but the US also makes a lot of uh you know treaties with other people like saying okay if you give up then you can come live in our country and we'll take care of you like Marcos right
Hypothesis: The US has treaties for them to surrender and live in the U.S.
Premise: In addition, one of the organizations used contractors to maintain its communications mechanisms and analyze reported incidents.
Hypothesis: Analyzing reported incidents in this case involved employing contractors.
Premise: The fourth field work standard for performance audits 
Hypothesis: Performance audits have no field work standards.
Premise: 'Thank you very much.'
Hypothesis: To be thanked very much.
Premise: So, unlike many Quiz participants, I won't.
Hypothesis: I won't.
Premise: In part due to GAO's work and leadership, the Congress passed a series of laws designed to improve the management and performance of government, 
Hypothesis: Congress passed laws to improve management and performance of government.
Premise: federal surpluses and deficits differ?
Hypothesis: Is there a large difference between federal surpluses and deficits?
Premise: This device is a visual counterpart to the firing of the One O'Clock Gun at the Castle.
Hypothesis: This device is not associated with the gun at the castle.
Premise: (To read Lewis' piece, click here.
Hypothesis: Lewis' piece is currently unavailable.
Premise: This is the traditional approach that most largescale owners (both public and private) used to design and construct their facilities until the relatively recent growth of interest in outsourcing of design and construction services.
Hypothesis: Public and private large scale owners have seen a decrease in outsourcing construction services.
Premise: Disabled
Hypothesis: Possibly disabled?
Premise: The two legs contain offices, while the roof houses conference rooms and exhibition space.
Hypothesis: The roof houses conference rooms and the legs are offices.
Premise: a 300gg-92) provides that the Secretary of HHS may promulgate any interim final rules determined to be appropriate to carry out the provisions of Part B of the act.
Hypothesis: Secretary of HHS may promulgate interim final rules as appropriate.
Premise: damaged oh yeah
Hypothesis: It is in good condition.
Premise: 'Well,' Lincoln shrugged, 'I am supposed to kill you on sight.
Hypothesis: Although he made no move, he informed me he was going to kill me.
Premise: well she doesn't sing on her show but i i do enjoy seeing that
Hypothesis: She is more of a comedienne, she never sings but she tells funny jokes.
Premise: yeah that stuff is expensive it really is
Hypothesis: That stuff is unbelievably expensive.
Premise: Year-end figures show the murder rate continued falling in 1996; among the factors cited are gun-control laws, more criminals locked away in prison, and more cops on the beat.
Hypothesis: Gun control laws helped lower the murder rate.
Premise: might be a good idea because because you're going to get what a a check uh
Hypothesis: Are you getting a check?
Premise: Lille, center of the fourth-largest urban area in France, is an important industrial city with a growing high-tech influence.
Hypothesis: Lille is in the middle of an urban area.
Premise: the uh academic requirements uh-huh
Hypothesis: The conditions for admission are pretty strict in terms of scholarship.
Premise: A 2 GB memory mini-chip was sufficient to teach the toy the basics of one of four languages, including sign language, and the reset button hidden in the left armpit afforded multiple opportunities at developing verbal communication with the toy.
Hypothesis: 2 GB chip was able to teach the toy how to speak French.
Premise: During the rampage, a mother told her children to pretend they were dead, unaware that two out of four already were.
Hypothesis: The mother told her kids to play dead, before getting shot herself.
Premise: It didn't matter whether Caltech beat Harvard by $1 or by $100,000.
Hypothesis: The score of the Caltech game didn't matter.