xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: The other swung a sword taken from one of the dead marauders.
Hypothesis: The other swung a mace that used to be one of the dead marauders.
Premise: It's certainly worth trying.
Hypothesis: I recommend giving it a try.
Premise: If the profits from the money making routes and non-delivered mail exceed the upstream fixed cost, then there must be an offset of money losing routes.
Hypothesis: There are no profits on any routes.
Premise: In the last week of July, many of the town's 16,000 inhabitants parade and fight in richly costumed companies los piratas, los tuareg, and los moros del Rif among them re-enacting the defeat in 1538 of the Algerian pirate Zala Arraez, a Mediterranean scourge who started it all by sacking the castle in a daring dawn raid.
Hypothesis: The castle has never been sacked in its long history.
Premise: but  he likes the weights and the you know stationary bicycle and all that
Hypothesis: He does an hour of weight and an our of cycling every day.
Premise: Much of this kind of behavior can be traced back to what Richard Hofstadter famously described as the paranoid style of the American Right.
Hypothesis: Much of this behavior is typical in our society.
Premise: That ain't no outfit I heard tell of before.
Hypothesis: I've never heard of them.
Premise: Master P was a hood and a hustler, and even as a corporate man, he behaves like a hood and a hustler.
Hypothesis: Master P acted as a professional should.
Premise: really that's good in a way  You know uh something we compete with
Hypothesis: It's good for competition.
Premise: Juan Gonzalez yeah he looks to be a a up and coming uh performer
Hypothesis: Juan Gonzalez seems to be an up and coming performer.
Premise: and he does uh he has a talk show on the KLIF anyway it's on from seven to nine or something and and and people call in and it's if you keep up with movies it's kind of interesting there's a certain amount of drivel that they do they've got uh they've got a couple of kids ten or twelve years old and they call in and they review movies but it's uh
Hypothesis: He has a talk show on the KLIF and they've got kids that call and review movies.
Premise: As in any ancient country, India's modernizing plunge into the 20th century has produced its fair share of trinkets and tinsel, but its traditional craftwork continues at the highest  silks, carpets, jewelry, perfumes, brassware, and wood-carving are first class, and you will have the added bonus of dealing with the most charming bunch of merchants in the world.
Hypothesis: Silks, carpets and jewelry can still be bought in India.
Premise: traveling to places I never had time for, fancy eats out, and so forth.
Hypothesis: I didn't have enough time to travel to such places.
Premise: Ironically, Jesus was condemned not by the Romans, but by the Sanhedrin, the supreme Jewish legislative court, largely because of his  blasphemous  declaration that he was the Son of God.
Hypothesis: It was ironic that Jesus was condemned by the Sanhedrin, instead of the Romans for blasphemy.
Premise: Here you can pick up buses for a tour of city attractions.
Hypothesis: The buses don't offer an option for touring the city attractions.
Premise: The man grinned.
Hypothesis: The man grinned at the woman sitting across from him.
Premise: 'What was your proposed motto for the declaration of independence?'
Hypothesis: What was the slogan for the declaration of independence?
Premise: Back in the 1950s, twin colossi sat astride the Hudson, figuratively glowering at each  Betty Friedan in Grandview on the West Bank, writing The Feminine Mystique , and John Cheever in Scarborough on the East Bank, writing the Wapshot books and the short stories.
Hypothesis: In the 1950s two famous authors lived near the Hudson river.
Premise: How could any man could survive such a large wound so close to the heart?
Hypothesis: The man had not been injured.
Premise: In the rooms of the Grands Appartements, named after the gods and goddesses whom Louis felt to be his appropriate companions, the king entertained his courtiers.
Hypothesis: Louis was extremely power hungry and thought of himself as a god.
Premise: In Justice Department briefs and in private meetings, the Secret Service insisted that the failure to recognize the  would result in profound and predictable peril to the president, could mean the difference between life or death, would endanger the integrity of our national security, etc.
Hypothesis: The Secret Service has insisted, that the failure to recognize the would result in profound and predictable peril to the president.
Premise: In 1998, about 48 percent of retirees lacked pension income or annuities, and about 53 percent of those employed lacked a pension plan.
Hypothesis: The employed were too lazy to plan a head.
Premise:  "Breaking horses can be brutal, though we don't ride with red spurs on the Range.
Hypothesis: Breaking horses is not easy.
Premise: Charlotte Square is arguably the jewel of the New Town.
Hypothesis: Charlotte square is a gem.
Premise: One reason is that Cagney didn't make enough really great films.
Hypothesis: Cagney made a huge amount of great films.
Premise: Some of the more fragile pieces are exhibited in an upstairs chapter room, worth a visit for a close-up view of his workmanship.
Hypothesis: The chapter room upstairs holds a number of fragile items.
Premise: The gentle paths along the small rivers that meander through the town provide serene views of ricefields and superb scenery.
Hypothesis: There is no path along the river.
Premise: because the players the teams uh usually play in split squads and they're either playing their rookies or their uh
Hypothesis: They don't put their stars to play in the split squads.
Premise: The Old One always comforted Ca'daan, except today.
Hypothesis: Today the Old One was too tired to comfort Ca'daan.
Premise: Mrs. Inglethorp greeted me with effusion. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp was thrilled to meet me.
Premise: the salesman just calls some number and uh punches in your name and if it comes up negative okay fine and you get your gun your gun right then and there
Hypothesis: I just choose a gun and paid cash for it , took it home the same day.
Premise: i guess so  that would be wonderful wouldn't it huh-uh huh-uh not on those CD's we're trying to live on  uh yeah
Hypothesis: i suppose, wouldn't that be great?
Premise: FDA has found that the final rule will not impose a mandate on either state, local, or tribal governments or the private sector in any one year of $100 million or more.
Hypothesis: There needs to be another rule in place.
Premise: Membership imposes an obligation to maintain standards of both quality and service, and provides dissatisfied customers with an officially recognized channel for redressing complaints; the number to call is Tel. 2508 1234.
Hypothesis: Customers have to call during normal working hours.
Premise: Then she gave a curious movement of her shoulders, rather as a terrier shakes himself.
Hypothesis: She moved her shoulders like a terrier.
Premise: right so they have dropped the uh second opinion type thing but before you uh allow yourself to be admitted to the hospital you really there's a telephone number that you have to call you know and they will tell you exactly you know what they will pay for it
Hypothesis: The telephone number will also pay for food and transport to the hospital.
Premise: But failing to be a villain doesn't make him a hero, either.
Hypothesis: In my opinion, he can't be a hero because of that.
Premise: High cliffs and plateaus rose from the rock-hard cracked mud.
Hypothesis: The mud was dry and hard.
Premise: you know but i guess my entertainment's television i guess
Hypothesis: I would say that I never watch television during my down time.
Premise: But one of the regents was Ieyasu Tokugawa, who had been biding his time at Edo for 12 years, nurturing dynastic ambitions of his own.
Hypothesis: Ieyasu Tokugawa successfully founded his own dynasty.
Premise: Currently, outside auditor reports are not required to provide any level of assurance with regard to key internal controls.
Hypothesis: Outside auditor reports don't have to have any level of assurance.
Premise: Pushkin, who was building Russian poetry out of very little, did something very similar in Eugene Onegin , only 50 years before.
Hypothesis: Pushkin writes Russian poetry.
Premise: Then there's the Duchess, about the school fete." There was the murmur of a man's voice, and then Mrs. Inglethorp's rose in reply: "Yes, certainly. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp has agreed with the man.
Premise: and so you know you could also apply the magazines toward that
Hypothesis: The magazines could also be used toward that.
Premise: Queimadas is a complex of cottage-style rest houses with attractive gardens.
Hypothesis: The landscaping around the rest houses is awful.
Premise: Some economists emphasize that the value of a statistical life is not a single number relevant for all situations.
Hypothesis: No economist would argue that you need more than a single number to define the value of a statistical life.
Premise: I hope they can break up that band, run down the stud anyway.
Hypothesis: The stud needed to be gone before the band could break up.
Premise: are you in Texas oh i'm in uh down here in Sherman or Denison rather
Hypothesis: Are you located in Texas?
Premise: Accountants and regulators who have historically driven changes to the financial reporting model do not have the same set of needs as users of financial statements.
Hypothesis: The users of financial statements need to have more power to make changes.
Premise: Quasi-experimental Design and Analysis Issues for
Hypothesis: Issues with analysis.
Premise: Navy saved us from war, rages Buchanan in angry response to the suggestion that Kofi Annan's diplomacy ended the Iraq crisis.
Hypothesis: The Navy kept us from going to war.
Premise: These are the Colossi of Memnon, statues of Pharaoh Amenophis III that once guarded the entrance to his temple, which has now completely disappeared.
Hypothesis: The statue guards were used to scare scavengers that wanted to steal from the pharaoh's tomb.
Premise: Even so, the Czechs still revere Havel as their philosopher-king.
Hypothesis: The Czechs follow Havel's teachings, no matter what.
Premise: The Caribbean here is usually placid and always inviting, and the atmosphere is utterly relaxed, the tiny village quiet and clean.
Hypothesis: The village is enormous, filthy and extremely noisy.
Premise: Do you mean that the murderer introduced the strychnine into her tonic? I cried. 
Hypothesis: I did not ask whether the murder put anything into the tonic.
Premise: But a few chapters later, Ann overhears her mother talking on the phone to Dr. Spritzer, and
Hypothesis: However several chapters later, Ann hears her mother.
Premise: do you think a matter of choice or economics both
Hypothesis: Do you believe that this was about economics, choices or a combination of the two?
Premise: I managed to sneak one of the books I was studying back with me.
Hypothesis: I have never had a chance to study any books.
Premise: He was utterly helpless, and he could see no hope anywhere.
Hypothesis: He felt totally helpless, hopeless, alone and unsupported.
Premise: Bolshevist gold is pouring into this country for the specific purpose of procuring a Revolution.
Hypothesis: The Bolshevist gold is entering this land to aid a revolution.
Premise: Coloring books distributed to the children of farm workers in Weld County warn youngsters to run when they see crop-dusters spraying 'pesticidas.
Hypothesis: Coloring books were given to the children of farm workers who migrated every year.
Premise: The provisions of section 405(e) of title IV of the Clean Air Act shall apply for purposes of this section in the same manner and to the same extent as such provision applies to the monitoring and data referred to in section 405.
Hypothesis: Provisions in section 304 apply for purposes like those in 394.
Premise: On the subject of Clinton's aggressive fund raising, Morris recently told the New York Daily News , I just think he overdid it.
Hypothesis: Morris believes that Clinton overdid his fundraising efforts.
Premise: preamble to the final rule addresses changes made to the regulatory impact analysis, as discussed under the cost-benefit analysis section above, and the impact on small entities.
Hypothesis: The changes undergone by the regulatory impact analysis aren't addressed in the preamble to the final rule.
Premise: Rather than our food being handled by the farmer, it passes through the processing and distribution system, being handled, packed, unpacked, rehandled, packed again, transported, unpacked and displayed, and on and on.
Hypothesis: Food is handled by people other than the farmer.
Premise: My father was English, said Mrs. Cavendish, "but my mother was a Russian."
Hypothesis: "My mother was Russian and my father English," said Mrs. Cavendish.
Premise: so she chose the cats and you can tell it's a family hobby the cats they're all a part of it and it was really neat because they all were interested in each other and and the cats and they raise champion cats
Hypothesis: The family raises champion chats.
Premise: uh no i'm more out in the suburbs but i certainly work near a city
Hypothesis: I have a long commute to the city every day.
Premise: I came over on the Lusitania to take up a post in Paris.
Hypothesis: I walked all the way to Paris to work.
Premise: 1996 data promised by end of summer.
Hypothesis: In every year except 1996, the data was processed by the end of summer.
Premise: The dust fills a man's lungs, stealing years off of his life.
Hypothesis: A man's life can be shortened by years because of the dust in his lungs.
Premise: uh-huh yeah yeah i enjoy it once in a while but i enjoy relaxing while i eat you can't really do that in these fast food places
Hypothesis: You can't really enjoy yourself and relax in those fast food places.
Premise: but you know it's pretty hard to try let's say the man down the street that's living on Social Security or somebody that's on a limited income to be tried by a jury of his peers if most of the people like the juries that i've served on are businessmen
Hypothesis: It's hard to try people on limited income by a jury of his peers.
Premise: EPA employed the Argonne National Laboratory's AMIGA modeling system to evaluate the impact of capping emissions under the four different technology scenarios.
Hypothesis: There are four separate technology scenarios that are part of the assessment.
Premise: He does not recognize quid pro quo politics.
Hypothesis: He is an expert on quid pro quo politics.
Premise: You know, that in the upper right corner, in our second storage room.'
Hypothesis: We don't have a second storage room.
Premise: uh for this little uh this little uh kid's a a basketball camp that's what it is these little kids would come here and uh Coca-Cola had sponsored the uh sodas you know just give them to him told him to give them to the boys well he sold them for something like fifty seventy five cents to these boys when he's supposed to given them to them
Hypothesis: Instead of giving the other boys at the basketball camp free Coca-Cola sodas, the little kid sold the drinks to them.
Premise: BLM also included a performance element in the senior executives' plans to Improve Human Resources Management and Quality of Work Life.
Hypothesis: Senior executives of BLM formulated a plan to improve Human Resources Management and Quality of Work Life.
Premise:   EPA uses the Integrated Planning Model (IPM) to analyze the projected impact of environmental policies on the electric power sector in the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia.
Hypothesis: The EPA uses the IBM or Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, to deliver high impact payloads to certain environmental areas.
Premise: Because the first grants were awarded in September 1999, it is too soon in the demonstration project to fully evaluate the effectiveness of IDAs as a saving incentive.
Hypothesis: Since the grants were recently awarded, the effectiveness of IDAs will be evaluated now.
Premise: the what now who who was this
Hypothesis: Who did you say it was?
Premise: i do i don't know we're either gonna buy a pick up or we're gonna buy a van or we're gonna buy an economy car how do you like that
Hypothesis: We will buy either a truck, van, or car.
Premise: The fact that he felt the need to say this suggests he still doesn't fully believe it.
Hypothesis: He expressed doubt about the whole thing.
Premise: A seesaw to make a man dizzy, or maybe the vertigo he felt was the product of too much sun, dust, and riding.
Hypothesis: He did not feel any vertigo.
Premise: Do as I ask you. 
Hypothesis: Do what I tell you to do, or else I'll have to punch you.
Premise: Editorialists labored to connect the two contrary outcomes.
Hypothesis: One of the outcomes was correct and the other was wrong.
Premise: For the latter, the only value in their story is in its  If they had told their benefactors that Bill Clinton was an upright man who never told a lie or looked twice at a woman, they wouldn't have got a dime.
Hypothesis: There was no story involving Bill Clinton.
Premise: While Hanson looked down, the slave called to another, got a shoulder to lean on, and walked his way up the side of the block, pushed from below and helped by Hanson's hands above.
Hypothesis: The slaves and Hanson cooperated to accomplish a goal.
Premise: His face, clean-shaven and exquisitely mobile, was stamped with an expression of power and force far beyond the ordinary.
Hypothesis: His disheveled appearance only compounded his meek expression
Premise: Legal Services Corporation funds local legal services programs to serve clients in every state, county, and congressional district in the United States as well as in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam and Micronesia.
Hypothesis: Legal Services Corporation fund thousands of local legal services programs.
Premise: Since last year, Hall has been meeting with nonprofit leaders and others who expressed concern that a merger would mean less representation for the poor in their communities.
Hypothesis: The nonprofit leaders don't care about poor people, do they?
Premise: Many Israelis swear that these are the best steaks in the country.
Hypothesis: The steaks in Israel are the very best.
Premise: For one, the charming Mr. Wagner who owns Burrelle's and also the astute Mr. Russert of the round, melodious tones.
Hypothesis: Mr. Russert's voice was whisper thin and phlegmy.
Premise: A follow-up survey of the 415 participants in the year 199W showed that 80% were earning at least as much as they were earning in their Navy contractor positions.
Hypothesis:  A follow-up survey of the 415 participants in the year 199W showed that 80% were earning way less they were earning in their Navy contractor positions.
Premise: What precautions were taken?
Hypothesis: There was not a question asked.
Premise: oh i i'm actually right on the Plano line
Hypothesis: I will be moving from the Plano line soon.
Premise: I believe, Miss Howard, that it was you who found this sheet of brown paper? He held up the same dusty piece which Poirot and I had examined in the morning-room at Styles. 
Hypothesis: Poirot and I had examined the dusty piece of paper he held up.
Premise: In each of the regions, you'll find a city such as Delhi, Mumbai, or Chennai which you can use as a starting point, and which would also be the best place for phoning home and making other practical arrangements.
Hypothesis: Mumbai is the biggest city in all of India.
Premise: so i like Gordon Lightfoot do you know who he is  and the Moody Blues and i like to listen to piano music a whole lot and Willie Nelson
Hypothesis: You like jazz.
Premise: right right yeah it it would almost be like a a uh
Hypothesis: It's nothing like that
Premise: One day in particular, Natalia barged into a quaint little hotel room to find me in underwear, splayed out on the floor.
Hypothesis: She found me on the floor in my underwear.
Premise: The old water ferry no longer runs, but Queensferry remains the croseng point for modern-day travelers in their motorized machines.
Hypothesis: The Queensferry is the fastest way to get across the water.
Premise: The internal controls that were considered adequate for external financial reporting were not always sufficient for performance management.
Hypothesis: The Internal controls were good enough for the external financial reporting but nothing more.
Premise: The royal chateau of Blois is interesting for its variety of styles ' ranging from the 13th to 17th centuries ' built around one central courtyard.
Hypothesis: The chateau of Blois is constructed in a modern style.
Premise: But presently the phrases became distinct again whether because the other two had 51 insensibly raised their voices, or because Tommy's ears were getting more attuned, he could not tell.
Hypothesis: Tommy could not understand the phrases at all anymore.
Premise: So what's a randy president to do?
Hypothesis: A randy president is seemingly without choice to act.
Premise: Where, in the early years of GAO's existence, changes to its roles and responsibilities and to the demands placed on it occurred more slowly, there is no question that the environmental changes affecting its mission in recent years have been more persistent and have occurred more rapidly.
Hypothesis: GAO is not a real organization, and should not be treated as such.
Premise: Your task is to put it together again.
Hypothesis: I want you to dismantle it.
Premise: However, we believe that the number is a small proportion of the total.
Hypothesis: There is no doubt that the number is the true amount of the total.
Premise: There are even moonlight cruises for those who are romantically inclined.
Hypothesis: The people who like romance wouldn't enjoy moonlight cruises.
Premise:  "Then there'll be two of us.
Hypothesis: There will be three of us after that.
Premise: Julius's pent-up rage burst forth.
Hypothesis: Julius snapped in anger.
Premise: What foot-marks are we likely to find? 
Hypothesis: What do foot marks look like?
Premise: This site provides information about PSC's upcoming events.
Hypothesis: Information about upcoming events can be found on this site.
Premise: To assure each component of the system operates with the highest quality and is integrated, the Coalition, with technical assistance support from LSC, is developing a statewide peer review system.
Hypothesis: The Coalition is developing a new peer review system because many people complained about the old one.
Premise: France seemed less aware of the threat from Nazi Germany, allowing Hitler to remilitarize the Rhineland in 1936 in breach of the Versailles Treaty, a step Hitler later said he had never dreamt of getting away with.
Hypothesis: France wasn't aware of a threat from the Nazis.
Premise: I cut him off.
Hypothesis: As he tried to get in a sentence to defend himself, even though he knew he was in the wrong, I decided to cut him off.
Premise: You have? 
Hypothesis: He does not have.
Premise: Having attended two Big Name schools, I know that we can't take anybody's work for granted.
Hypothesis: Having been to Harvard and Stamford, I know we can't take advantage of anybody's work.
Premise: Two years ago, Zelon received the Laurie D. Zelon Pro Bono Award, which had been named for her one year earlier by the Law Firm Pro Bono Project, which she'd helped found.
Hypothesis: Zelon got the Pro Bono award, for which she helped to create and also shares her name.
Premise: you know and wait for him to whenever he decide to pay it  you know
Hypothesis: He will always refuse to pay it.
Premise: 'Now for the hard part.'
Hypothesis: The hard part is over.
Premise: At Taft High School and UCLA, Zucker said, the closest brush with poverty was reading newspaper articles about unscrupulous bosses withholding wages from garment district workers.
Hypothesis: Zucker knew lots of poor people at UCLA.
Premise: Text box 2.1 compares GDP to another measure of economic output-gross national product (GNP).
Hypothesis: To compare GDP to GNP, look at text box 2.1.