xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and i said well me being from the electronics industry i'll bite why why don't you like it and he said well
Hypothesis: Since I have a background in electronics I said I would bite and asked why he didn't like it.
Premise: Hackett Benchmarking  and  Research maintains comprehensive, ongoing benchmarks of finance, human resources, information technology, planning/performance measurement, procurement, customer contact centers, and shared services centers.
Hypothesis: Hackett Benchmarking and Research does not maintain information on procurement.
Premise: The slaves were angry and dispirited, but nonconformist churches broke the monopoly of the Church of England and encouraged the slaves to stand up and take action against injustice.
Hypothesis: Nonconformist churches encouraged the slaves to stand up and take action against injustice.
Premise: While national needs suggest a rapid reorganization of homeland security functions, the transition of agencies and programs into the new department is likely to take time to achieve.
Hypothesis: The new department will operate more efficiently.
Premise: He's ridin' th' rough string for Rennie.
Hypothesis: Rennie ordered him to ride all day.
Premise: The old water ferry no longer runs, but Queensferry remains the croseng point for modern-day travelers in their motorized machines.
Hypothesis: The old ferries run and still are in operation to this day.
Premise: you guys are getting into it more than we are
Hypothesis: you people are getting more excited about sports than we are
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 asked her children to play dead, without knowing that two of the actually are.
Premise: In exchange for flexibility in methods to control emissions, a full accounting of emissions through
Hypothesis: To successfully control emissions in a flexible manor, each and every producer of emissions must file a comprehensive annual report.
Premise: 'What have you been telling these people about me?' I demanded bluntly.
Hypothesis: I demanded answers about what had been said.
Premise: Don't be complacent even in  delicate northern noses have been seen to peel under the November or March sun.
Hypothesis: Don't worry, no one ever wears sunscreen and no one gets a sunburn.
Premise: Her proudest achievement, though, was the Green Revolution that modernized wheat and rice farming to give India, for the first time in its history, self-sufficiency in food production.
Hypothesis: The failed Green Revolution left India starving for food imports.
Premise: i know yeah yeah it uh uh have you seen any of the behind the scenes uh of of that movie
Hypothesis: The behind the scenes of that movie is like four hours long.
Premise: I think we can relieve her anxiety.
Hypothesis: Her anxiety can be helped by us.
Premise: Geological Survey Minerals Commodity Summaries.
Hypothesis: There are many summaries.
Premise: He thinks about another boy he saved from the Eye the way you saved me.
Hypothesis: The thought of the other boy that was saved crossed his mind, as he was saving me.
Premise: The Bournemouth train left at 3.30.
Hypothesis: The train left at 3.30
Premise: it's usually not a one time accidental thing i don't think
Hypothesis: It is normally not a one time mistake.
Premise: Because they are not postal employees, we do not include them in postal labor costs.
Hypothesis: Because they are not postal employees, they aren't as priviliged as others
Premise: In addition, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 defines a number of audit committee responsibilities for the hiring, compensation, and oversight of auditors.
Hypothesis: The audit committee has little focus on the compensation of auditors.
Premise: The Net, though celebrated as a libertarian institution, can also be the opposite.
Hypothesis: The Net's mission is a source of confusion.
Premise: the most boring one was about what meal would you cook for a sit down dinner
Hypothesis: The one I found the most interesting, was about creating a menu for a sit down dinner.
Premise: who's going to put out their oil fires the United States
Hypothesis: Who will put out the oil fires in the US?
Premise: Hawaiian legislators decided to give domestic-partnership benefits to gay couples instead of letting them marry.
Hypothesis: Legislators specifically voted against gay marriage.
Premise: Her cold blue eyes gazed upon him.
Hypothesis: She stared at him.
Premise: Paula Jones makes Newsweek 's cover.
Hypothesis: Newsweek features Paula Jones.
Premise: Catholic Conference of Bishops called for acceptance of homosexuality . The bishops said homosexual orientation cannot be considered sinful, because it is experienced as a given.
Hypothesis: God is gay for the Bishops.
Premise: Also he'd committed the sin of winning a pile of money on tour, $3.
Hypothesis: He won $3 on tour, what a sin.
Premise: uh five rooms upstairs one uh room downstairs a basement full cellar
Hypothesis: It's a really spacious home with many rooms.
Premise: The Texan swung around.
Hypothesis: The Texan turned around.
Premise: 6. Gale T, Ja W, Welty T. Differences in detection of alcohol use in a prenatal population (on a Northern Plains Indian Reservation) using various methods of ascertainment.
Hypothesis: Different methods of ascertainment are used to detect alcohol use in a prenatal population.
Premise: You need to be able to issue a few so-called wide-striped suits to players who violate criminal statutes.
Hypothesis: Since the player have broken the law, there's no reason to give an exemption.
Premise: Philae has one of the most evocative sound and light shows in Egypt, so do try and make time to return in the evening to see it .
Hypothesis: Philae is in Egypt.
Premise:  Traditionally-crafted ceremonial objects, such as menorahs (a seven-branched candelabra) and mezuzahs (inscribed parchments/parchment holders), may not be to everyone's taste, but they are undeniably Israeli.
Hypothesis: Menorahs are crafted by the Israeli over the course of 3 days.
Premise: Social insurance taxes and contributions do, however, include payments made by or on behalf of Federal employees to social insurance plans, such as Social Security and Medicare.
Hypothesis: Payments made by or on behalf of Federal employees are included by social insurance taxes and contributions.
Premise: Generally, such statements were required from new users at the time access to information resources was first provided and from all users periodically, usually once a year.
Hypothesis: New users were required to make statements.
Premise: oh well i i i don't mind doing like gardening or just stuff like that but i'm just regular cutting the grass and
Hypothesis: My like to grow tomatoes in my garden.
Premise: How Would Social Security Reform Affect National Saving?
Hypothesis: National Saving Bankrupts Social Security
Premise: I, said the spider, who sat down insider, I went boomp in the night and the bull jumped over the moon....
Hypothesis: The spider and bull remained silent and motionless all night.
Premise: and so that uh that bothers me because i of course i enjoy being at home and i do not enjoy getting called by strangers
Hypothesis: I don't like being at home at all if I can help it.
Premise:  There were no lights from the plane factory.
Hypothesis: The plane factory was pitch black.
Premise: Be sure to take a look at the painting above the mantle.
Hypothesis: You have to look at the painting over the mantle.
Premise: Ah, yes, those wily Asians.
Hypothesis: The dull Australians.
Premise: They see no threat and assume they can face any that might come.
Hypothesis: They are aware of no threat and have confidence that they can take on any that may arise.
Premise: Willes recently halved the price of the Times to 25 cents to reach nonsubscribers.
Hypothesis: The recession has necessitated aggressive expansion into new markets.
Premise: Unfortunately, most of today's credibility mongers invoke credibility precisely to avoid such a moral commitment.
Hypothesis: Some people want their newspapers to be very credible.
Premise: One of the reasons why we feel that this impeachment trial is really not what it's purported to be is that there have been four years of investigations.
Hypothesis: This trial's considerable length lend credence to the idea that there is more going on than expected.
Premise: Well, go on and tell me if you've got so much to say.
Hypothesis: Please don't say anything, even if you've got a lot to say.
Premise: News Quiz responses typically offer a reliable guide to what America is thinking (if only by providing sullen and resentful counterexamples), but from time to time participants make small errors of--well, fact would be too vulgar a word; let's say emphasis.
Hypothesis: The news quiz data base covers only politics.
Premise: This point will occur before the debt held by the public is eliminated, and the resulting accumulation of cash will require decisions about what to do with these cash balances.
Hypothesis: The point will occur before the debt held by the public is eliminated.
Premise: There was really more evidence against her than anyone else."
Hypothesis: She might be the guilty party.
Premise: Happy Halloween, everybody.
Hypothesis: Enjoy your Halloween people.
Premise: 146 "We can deal with the General Strike menace, I think.
Hypothesis: To deal with the General Strike menace they would need luck.
Premise: The main conclusion was: customers don't want to be happy.
Hypothesis: It was concluded that customers want to be happy.
Premise: Thorn kicked again and the horse exploded into action.
Hypothesis: The horse exploded into action when Thorn kicked again.
Premise: Indian dance is marvelously expressive, with every gesture and movement signifying a vocabulary of emotions.
Hypothesis: Indian dance is the most emotionally expressive form of dance in the world.
Premise: This is because where multiple reporting is required, the units of measure are different for each of the stewardship categories.
Hypothesis: Where multiple reporting is required, some units of measure change drastically.
Premise: The WTP equation was then run for the population affected by the Clear Skies Act.
Hypothesis: The WTP equation was applied to the population affected by the Clear Skies Act.
Premise: yes it did yeah well i think i would also and i think it it really uh would be very difficult in terms of uh you know people i'm thinking mainly people going to college i don't see how
Hypothesis: Those attending college would have the easiest time.
Premise: but uh in my spare time someday i i hope to do something more with it i have a lot a  ideas but putting them into work is another story
Hypothesis: I don't have many ideas.
Premise: At the end of the day, Louis ' apparently oblivious to events in Paris ' wrote in his diary,  Rien  ( Nothing ).
Hypothesis: Louis wrote "Rein" in his diary.
Premise: and besides just you know having this extracurricular thing i really noticed that it gave people a sense of commitment you know they learned that they need to if they make a a if they have a responsibility especially if it's dealing with another person you know someone else might be relying on them for something um you know depending on them to either be somewhere or take someone someplace or something like that
Hypothesis: It doesn't teach them anything and it's a bad extracurricular.
Premise: refers to Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards  
Hypothesis: Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards is what it refers to.
Premise: Sturdy forts protected the mountain passes, and though the remains of a bathhouse at Ravenglass suggest that creature comforts weren't entirely lacking, life for the average Roman soldier was fairly harsh.
Hypothesis: There were no sturdy forts that protected the mountain passes.
Premise: to start like a couple of thousand dollars but there should be a limit over which they that it all goes back to the State anything that they've earned while they're in prison should go back to the State except for that you know there needs to be some allowance for when someone gets out that they have some money to start with
Hypothesis: Many people earn money while in prison.
Premise: The more common response among Jews was to devote themselves to Zionism as a bulwark against future persecution, or to engage in symbolic retribution (banning Wagner from Israeli national radio), or to pursue justice through the Nuremberg war crimes tribunals or other legitimate arenas of justice.
Hypothesis: 10,000 Jews responded by revoting against Zionism.
Premise: If you arrive in the Lake District without a reservation, contact one of the information offices of the British Tourist Authority for lists of lodgings and assistance in booking (see Accommodations, page 108, and Tourist Information Offices, page 125).
Hypothesis: The British Tourist Authority information offices can provide listings of lodgings and booking assistance, as well as recommendations for good places to eat in the Lake District.
Premise: The Project adopted six guiding principles.
Hypothesis: The project didn't adopt any principles.
Premise: A lifetime of pleasures--simple enough when that lifetime would be over before it began.
Hypothesis: They had a sinister motive behind the promise.
Premise: town somewhere you know fly to a to see a supplier and do a review there could you put your presentation on a television and just kind of send him the disk instead of going yourself
Hypothesis: I think you should fly there and do your presentation in person.
Premise: No, I can't say that I have. I was becoming quite excited, but Poirot damped my ardour by remarking: "Yet the explanation is quite simple. 
Hypothesis: Poirot convinced me that the explanation isn't plausible.
Premise: you know and i and i think that i i agree with you this is exactly the right course i mean that's an internal problem to Iraq it has nothing to do with us
Hypothesis: I think that we should withdraw our troops from the Iraq conflict.
Premise: um-hum well that's right a lot of people they flunk out or they get they just
Hypothesis: There are many of them that flunk.
Premise: Perhaps four o'clock, or it may have been a bit later. 
Hypothesis: It was four o clock when the package came.
Premise: In 1863, Brooke retired to Britain, handing Sarawak over to his nephew Charles.
Hypothesis: Charles, the nephew of Brooke was eager to receive Sarawak.
Premise: Relationship between GAGAS and Other Professional Standards
Hypothesis: Gagas has a great relationship with professional standards
Premise: so and we just started two or three weeks ago and we're not going to just kill ourselves you know just two or three houses a week at the most
Hypothesis: We've been doing at least five houses a week.
Premise: Its streets of attractive 16th- and 17th-century houses, built along the banks of the Eure river, offer a pretty view of the cathedral.
Hypothesis: The houses offer an attractive view of the cathedral and the shopping streets.
Premise: That's just her nature.
Hypothesis: I expect her to be that way most of the time.
Premise: all these things going on no this was i think it was before or after that
Hypothesis: This series is pretty hard to follow due to its length.
Premise: The price in the restaurants on Tor Road is exorbitant, but you might like to try the beef either grilled straight or prepared Japanese-style as sashimi (raw), sukiyaki (thinly sliced and pan-fried), or shabu-shabu (stewed in a hot-pot broth).
Hypothesis: The restaurants on Tor Road have all been closed.
Premise: Authorization for this rule is contained in sections 301 and 303(r) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: Section 300 of the Communications Act allows this rule.
Premise: A lab-tech approached, tentatively.
Hypothesis: A lab tech ran away from me.
Premise: That is ironic, of course, but the joke is not on the New Republic . It's on the conceit of fact checking in general.
Hypothesis: The New Republic is highly respectable.
Premise: And Milliken is the most important contributor to the United States Business and Industrial Council, a lobbying group that was originally formed to oppose the New Deal but which in recent years has devoted its energies to opposing free trade.
Hypothesis: Milliken is not involved in the lobbying at all.
Premise: The foundation sprinkles contributions on  homeless shelters as well as hospitals, the Kennedy Center, and powerful think tanks like the Heritage Foundation (which, to its credit, has issued reports decrying Fannie Mae's privileged status).
Hypothesis: The foundation refuses to make donations or provide any charitable offerings, preferring instead to keep all profits in-house.
Premise: she's a mess
Hypothesis: She is in perfect condition.
Premise: "From Eastern ... Texas" That much was true.
Hypothesis: They were from Texas.
Premise: Suggestions on how to improve the current process were implemented and, as a result, LSC will be sending feedback letters to applicants that filed grant proposals for 2003 funding to begin a dialogue about the applicant's delivery system based on the grant application.
Hypothesis: There were no suggestions on how to improve the current process.
Premise: You could see that at a glance.
Hypothesis: You would notice that quickly.
Premise: When, after the Lewinsky affair, President Clinton chose not to see a real clinician but a bunch of ministers, he sent the same message.
Hypothesis: President Clinton sent the same message when he chose to see a bunch of ministers, said the news.
Premise: Jews, Moors, and Benedictine monks worked alongside each other in translation teams.
Hypothesis: Benedictine monks were the first to translate ancient scrolls.
Premise: Aix-les-Bains
Hypothesis: A french word.
Premise: We must break in the door. 
Hypothesis: We need to break the door.
Premise: The other, more careful than his foolish companion, grinned and closed slowly.
Hypothesis: The careful one was grinning because he knew they had one the battle.
Premise: DNA evidence shows that Neanderthals were not our ancestors.
Hypothesis: There is DNA evidence we aren't descended from Neanderthals.
Premise: Very interesting.
Hypothesis: Very engaging.
Premise: sure good talking to you Jim all right bye-bye
Hypothesis: Glad to speak with you Jim, goodbye.
Premise: Jon tied the cloak around the head and slung it over his shoulder.
Hypothesis: Jon unfastened his cloak and tossed it to the ground.
Premise: If you think fanatical following accorded baseball suggests that Japanese society is hopelessly Americanized, you should see what happens when a 15-day sumo wrestling tournament is held in cities around the country.
Hypothesis: There are sumo tournaments in Japan that attract thousands of people each time.
Premise: Today people still take the same route to the force (sign-posted behind Barclays Bank in the town center) and to Stock Ghyll Water Mill.
Hypothesis: The people use the same road to get to Stock Ghyll Water Mill.
Premise: 'Are you questioning my integrity?' I asked, coldly and with volume.
Hypothesis: It seems that everyone in this room had a lack of respect, and in an effort to get through to them and make them know that I'm in charge, I yelled out "Are you questioning my integrity?" as one of them began to ask if I really knew what I was doing.
Premise: More ominously, the Star reports that the actress is actually planning to give him another chance and wants to try a second honeymoon after he gets out of jail for assaulting her.
Hypothesis: She wants to take him to the Bahamas once he gets out of jail.
Premise: In the great bay where flying fish rise at dusk, sloops and ketches, ferry boats and freighters, cruise ships and fishing boats never have a parking problem.
Hypothesis: There are more fishing boats than cruise ships in the great bay.
Premise: I'll be round in the car in half an hour." Tuppence got up.
Hypothesis: Tuppence wanted to go somewhere but wouldn't quite say, only saying "I'll be around in 30 minutes with the car".
Premise: and uh it's nine hundred and eighty square foot one two bedroom one bath
Hypothesis: The apartment is 12,000 square feet with one bedroom, two baths.
Premise: Today's Papers is still partial to Silicone Valley.
Hypothesis: Silicone Valley is never partial.
Premise: Mrs. Inglethorp does not take her medicine that night. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp took her medicine that night.
Premise: The park features a monumental sculpture (by local artist Kitamura Seibo) that stirred considerable controversy when unveiled in 1955.
Hypothesis: The park featured a monument that stirred no discussion.
Premise: Being able to recognize when the editor is making a joke is essential, although actually appreciating the joke is strictly optional.
Hypothesis: It doesn't matter if you see all of the editor's jokes as long as you think they're funny when you notice them.
Premise: oh yeah it was it was utterly amazing i mean we we would um we got up in the morning you know um we didn't we you you didn't sleep very well because every all all around you there were crashing sounds and and there were sounds of things breaking and you know you look you know we at one point we woke up to the sound of the uh the electric lines being ripped off our house and and things like that and then you go outside and everything is covered in ice i mean um you're talking about the lawn before being too mushy to mow um in our case it was just the opposite i mean the lawn was just a solid sheet of ice each blade of grass had a small individual covering of ice you know um maybe you know two or three millimeters thick but thick enough that you could actually see it my car was covered completely in ice it was in ice of about a half inch thick at one point
Hypothesis: We didn't sleep very well because of the loud sounds of things breaking and the electric lines being ripped off the house.
Premise: they're preparing people for the test by having a class specifically for the test how ridiculous i mean of course it has the highest
Hypothesis: They take the test then a class about the test.
Premise: Just up the hill from here is the bucolic Mitzpe Ha-Shalom, also called Peace View Park, containing a peaceful sculpture garden, and also offering splendid views.
Hypothesis: The bucolic Mitzpe Ha-Shalom, also called Peace View Park, is just up the hill from here; it contains a peaceful sculpture garden and offers splendid views.
Premise: Oh, hell--it's a lot more complicated than that, but it takes the basic facts and draws a picture of the results.
Hypothesis: It is more complex than that, but it uses basic facts.
Premise: yeah well that makes a really big difference but but still it's just as hard as having that but well he can your cousin could have a baseball team with twelve kids
Hypothesis: Your cousin has a lot of kids.
Premise: Objectives focused reviews of information technology acquisitions by enabling them to quickly identify significant areas of risk.
Hypothesis: The objectives centered the reviews around allowing them to identify areas of risk quickly.
Premise: Interacting with the Council is an important way to influence research priorities, she said.
Hypothesis: The council has nothing to do with research.
Premise: But we'd also like to acknowledge extraordinary generosity by people for whom it hurts, and to encourage more imaginative giving.
Hypothesis: We would like to discourage any more imaginative giving.
Premise: This is a substantial gain from offering a presort program, and it accrues entirely to the mailers.
Hypothesis: Presort programs don't work as well because they are too complex.
Premise: The finest materials were used in its construction white marble from the islands of the Marmara, verd antique from Thessaly, African yellow marble, gold and silver from Ephesus, and ancient red porphyry columns that possibly came from Egypt and may once have stood in the Temple of the Sun at Baalbek.
Hypothesis: The construction began in 1296 and lasted for 30 years.