xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: uh-huh it would seem to me that if that if i owned a business the thing that i would want to do is a is a get little survey uh like we're doing with each other and and encourage people to to give that information back to the management
Hypothesis: Management should not survey people to gather information.
Premise: Treasury.
Hypothesis: Money
Premise: But he was not going to keep on protesting about the right or wrong of what happened back in town.
Hypothesis: He had been arguing about what had taken place in town all morning.
Premise: oh i had a red oak a few years ago that i bought from uh from a guy who sold trees off the back of a trailer  and that was a mistake for uh well two reasons one thing it wasn't insured
Hypothesis: I bought a Red Oak from a guy that sold trees from a trailer.
Premise: You hear 'bout Kitchell holdin' up th' stage?"
Hypothesis: Did you hear about Kitchell holding up the stage?
Premise: I have yeah and i've been watching uh my husband's French and so if i've been watching the French news when i watch it it's incentive speaking of Bush we're going to get a little off topic but speaking of Bush they that had
Hypothesis: There is an incentive to viewing French news because it helps me to watch my husband's French.
Premise: how old is your child
Hypothesis: How old is your husband.
Premise: Jon, still looking through Adrin's eyes, saw a wicked sharp blade burst through the Kal's chest.
Hypothesis: An axe sliced through Kal's chest.
Premise: 'Well, since this is now a job for Post-Publicity, Natalia, it's going to be up to you to make sure this kind of mistake doesn't happen again.'
Hypothesis: Natalia, you have to make sure this mess-up gets repeated.
Premise: The private nature of the speech involved here, and the extent of LSC's regulation of private expression, are indicated further by the circumstance that the Government seeks to use an existing medium of expression and to control it, in a class of cases, in ways which distort its usual functioning.
Hypothesis: The LSC regulates private expression.
Premise: Like the program implementation case study, the evaluative question often requires generalizability and, for a highly diverse program, it may not be possible to answer the questions adequately and still have a manageable number of sites.
Hypothesis: Answering questions adequately and still having a manageable number of sites may not be possible.
Premise: In Annapolis, the Bureau's 20-year representation of the Bloomsbury public housing project resulted in a victory that will result in the relocation of residents Co many of them elderly and disabled Co to new waterfront housing that will keep the last black neighborhood in the city intact.
Hypothesis: The new waterfront housing is valued at more than double that of the old housing.
Premise: Most famous is the striking 74-story I.M. Pei Bank of China Tower, not beloved by the people of Hong Kong its triangular prisms and sharp angles violate the principles of feng shui (see box, page 68) and its radio masts stick up like an insect's antennae.
Hypothesis: The I.M. Pei Bank manages the majority of China's government funds.
Premise: In a cruel reversal, it is the white guy, with no tradition to call his own, no history but one laden with guilt and apology, who is truly disadvantaged.
Hypothesis: The white guy is disadvantaged in society because guilt does not allow expression of problems.
Premise: It is said that the great Renaissance artist originally planned the statue to adorn his own grave.
Hypothesis: The artist is thought to have conceived of the statue as an adornment to his own grave.
Premise: Cruise gathers Brad Pitt into one of many homoerotic embraces in Interview With the Vampire and soars with him high into the night sky.
Hypothesis: Cruise held Brad Pitt's hand and took him with him as he soared up into the sky.
Premise: and budget
Hypothesis: Or budget
Premise: And second, you want your half measures to be reasonably consistent on an absolute scale of morality.
Hypothesis: Morality doesn't matter, so the scale by which you view it is entirely up to you.
Premise: Adrin's appearance had changed.
Hypothesis: Something about the way Adrin looked was different.
Premise: There is too much free stuff out there, the process of paying and accessing what you paid for is too clumsy and unfamiliar, and so on.
Hypothesis: There are a lot of freebies you could get.
Premise: It's instructive to contrast this with the approach of the leading British papers.
Hypothesis: British reporting was on an entirely different level.
Premise: Although Figure 2 shows a family of total costs curves, Figure 1 displays a single unit cost curve because the unit cost curve depends on only one variable, pieces per capita.
Hypothesis: Pieces per capita is part of some of the variables in these figures.
Premise: uh i mean i have other things to complain about but in terms of uh woman's roles um things really seem a lot more flexible
Hypothesis: I have other stuff to complain about but it seems like woman's roles are a lot more flexible these days.
Premise: yeah the coaching staff seems i mean they were they were fighting each other coaching staff and Elway and
Hypothesis: There was some in-fighting among the coaching staff.
Premise: what else did it kill did it kill anything else it wasn't supposed to
Hypothesis: Did it kill anything it wasn't supposed to?
Premise: What is that?
Hypothesis: That is a blue dinosaur.
Premise: The invasion of Attila's Huns and the Goths and Vandals who came to sack, rape, murder, and pillage Rome brought an end to the Western Empire in 476 with the abdication of Emperor Romulus Augustus.
Hypothesis: Attila's Huns caused the fall of the Eastern empire.
Premise: How does one tell foresight from fear?
Hypothesis: One can never tell foresight from fear.
Premise: As discussed earlier, our discussions with the eight organizations focused on their methods for developing and supporting policies and guidelines.
Hypothesis: The 8 organizations were all very happy to reveal their methods to us.
Premise: I think that's the kind of effect Jim Lindsay has on everyone he touches.
Hypothesis: That guy elicits that reaction in everyone he comes across.
Premise: oh oh no oh i couldn't do it i just absolutely couldn't do it
Hypothesis: I most definitely could do it.
Premise: Back in '62 when th' Rebs came poundin' in here, they spoke soft an' nice to Don Cazar.
Hypothesis: The Rebs spoke loudly and harshly to Don Cazar.
Premise: Near the pleasant seaside village of Sainte-Anne farther east is what is generally considered to be Guadeloupe's best beach.
Hypothesis: There are no beaches in the village in Sainte Anne.
Premise: Really, I continued, "it's her extraordinary vehemence against Inglethorp that started me off suspecting her. 
Hypothesis: She always hated that man, mostly because he was black. The woman's a racist.
Premise: ABC's George Will chimed in, Is this out of character?
Hypothesis: George Will chimed in, which may have been out of character.
Premise: Built in 1815 1818 and one of the last great buildings of Dublin's Georgian architecture, the GPO is justly renowned for its imposing Ionic portico (look for the bullet holes) with six fluted columns and figures sculpted by Edward Smyth.
Hypothesis: The GPO was torn down long ago.
Premise: Michelangelo's tomb (right aisle, second bay) was designed by Vasari, with symbolic statues of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture mourning beneath a bust of the Florentine-born artist who died at 89.
Hypothesis: Vasari designed the tomb for Michaelangelo, and it included statues symbolizing Painting, Architecture, and Sculpture.
Premise: These new LSC administrative provisions have been incorporated into each LSC appropriation since 1996, subject to some modifications made in the Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1998, Pub.
Hypothesis: Since 1996, the LSC has had administrative provisions.
Premise: As the first grand inquisitor of Spain, he was the enthusiastic leader of the 15th-century witch-hunt.
Hypothesis: He led the 15th century inquisition.
Premise: I seem to have fallen in love with an idiot of a boy who probably doesn't care two straws about me." Here she paused.
Hypothesis: She realized the man she loved didn't care for her.
Premise: Nearby is the Macau Cultural Ceter and the Museum of Art (open Tuesday Sunday 10am 7pm; closed Monday; small admission).
Hypothesis: They are closed on Monday due to the low sales as people exhaustedly resume their jobs.
Premise: He winked knowingly to his own self in four years time.
Hypothesis: He winked to himself.
Premise: um he's ten years older than me and but he has his attitudes are very much pro-women pro-career which is kind of interesting he comes from a culture where women are stay at home and do everything um and yet
Hypothesis: His attitudes about women are not what you would expect.
Premise: I have a question about a man I recently started dating.
Hypothesis: I started dating a man and I have a doubt about him.
Premise: "You, senor ," she spoke to Drew,"to you we owe a big debt."
Hypothesis: We owe you big time she said to Drew.
Premise: well they vary tremendously um because you can get because you're they're uh the ones that were made a few years ago  uh have come down in price significantly um you can get them i've seen them for five and six hundred dollars but they're much less  um have much less memory and capable of much less
Hypothesis: You can get a Dell computer for five hundred dollars.
Premise: When people speak of such pan-ethnic continental clans, they are merely regurgitating American definitions of race.
Hypothesis: When people talk about pan-ethnic continental clans, they're just really redundantly defining American definitions of race.
Premise: (Having seen so many episodes and observed the formula, I have thought it would be amusing to write an episode set in a think tank.
Hypothesis: Having seen a lot of episodes, I thought it would be fun to write my own.
Premise: The town, 80 km (50 miles) south of Izmir, has a large yachting marina, and serves as a port for Mediterranean cruise ships.
Hypothesis: The town sees plenty of boating activity every year, between the yachting marina and the cruise ships.
Premise: For the best view of that awesomely rich facade, finished in 1813, and bristling silhouette of marble pinnacles and statues, stand in the courtyard of the Palazzo Reale south of the cathedral.
Hypothesis: The Palazzo Reale is located northwest of the cathedral.
Premise: A post ironic sensibility/naivete.
Hypothesis: An unironic over matureity.
Premise: They have rooms and houses to fit many tastes and budgets, from the lavish to the thrifty.
Hypothesis: They offer a collection of accommodations throughout the pricing spectrum including the cheap and the luxurious.
Premise: But in recent years the tourist industry has extended the Cete westward to include popular family-style resorts like Saint-Rapha?«l and Sainte-Maxime and the glamorous Saint-Tropez.
Hypothesis: The Cete was extended westward over a century ago.
Premise: Clearly, some investors would break from the pack as new information became public and others were not reacting.
Hypothesis: Some investors would break from the pack as new information became public and others were not reacting.
Premise: In Spring 2002, LSC will publish these guidelines.
Hypothesis: These guidelines will cover the effective wear and appearance of belt buckles.
Premise: I've gentled, yes but eastern style."
Hypothesis: He has become more aggressive.
Premise: The only crop affected by changes in ozone during April is winter wheat.
Hypothesis: In March, most crops were damaged by the ozone.
Premise: and so they get her off and at the very end of the case after it's over he's talking with her and he figures out that she really did do it after all a uh after after he got after he got her off
Hypothesis: Her own lawyer was pretty ignorant to think she was innocent.
Premise: and then we have a two story we did the outside of it one summer that was horrendous i mean i i couldn't stand the back side going up that high on the ladder i could get up on the roof and do that
Hypothesis: I was scared I would fall off the ladder when we were outside.
Premise: It is a joy to wander Alberobello's two neighborhoods of trulli whose houses, shops, and even churches Rioni Monti and Aia Piccola are protected as a zona monumentale.
Hypothesis: There are no shops or restaurants in Aberobello.
Premise: (Isn't there some high-tech way to fly him from class to class, perhaps on Boeing's new Delta III rocket; you know, once it stops malfunctioning.)
Hypothesis: Boeing has a new Delta III spaceship.
Premise: However, there are persistent and growing concerns regarding recovery of ecosystems and the risks that air pollution pose to human health.
Hypothesis: There are encouraging signs about the ecosystem recovering.
Premise: Inside it, a tiny point of light danced frantically back and forth.
Hypothesis: There wasn't much battery left in the torch, but a small beam of light still bounced within.
Premise: Thorn smiled and clapped Adrin on the back.
Hypothesis: Adrin was choking and Thorn was trying to help him.
Premise: Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly in summer and at Christmas.
Hypothesis: Reservations are typically needed, as rooms book up at peak times.
Premise: i live in Arlington
Hypothesis: I live in Kalamazoo.
Premise: In the age of the divine entrepreneur, no one cares how badly you treat your kid.
Hypothesis: These days nobody is worried with how children are raised.
Premise: We're just trying to make sure that it is, and doesn't have a negative impact on low-income folks and their families.
Hypothesis: Low-income people are more likely to be affected.
Premise: AVOIDABLE COST -A cost associated with an activity that would not be incurred if the activity were not performed.
Hypothesis: Costs that wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the activity in question are considered avoidable.
Premise: Personal saving now can contribute substantially to future retirement income, as illustrated in figure 1.5.
Hypothesis: The correct time to start saving for retirement is a few years before you will retire.
Premise: you know and and if it doesn't go through the second time that woman's out thirty bucks
Hypothesis: That woman is out thirty bucks for an additional month.
Premise: The article--a collaboration with 60 Minutes --finds that arms dealers can easily purchase surplus bombs, encryption systems, attack helicopters, stealth fighter parts, etc., that should have been destroyed.
Hypothesis: The article concludes that arms dealers can buy dangerous weapons and illegal fighter aircrafts that should have been destroyed but weren't.
Premise: uh yeah we have so far but we we really really haven't of course we really haven't taken on the drug lords yet
Hypothesis: We've eliminated the drug lords.
Premise: uh oh yeah i used to take uh every week you know i have to threaten it which it doesn't make sense for me to have to sit there and threaten uh people um that work there
Hypothesis: I used to threaten people.
Premise: I honestly believe if it wasn't for them, I never would have gotten it.
Hypothesis: If it was not for them I would have gotten it much sooner.
Premise: The Industrialist looked about vaguely.
Hypothesis: The Industrialist looked without seeing anything.
Premise: Russert's guest, columnist Mike Barnicle, heaped praise and sympathy on Ted Kennedy for having borne so many family tragedies.
Hypothesis: Mike Barnicle was speaking at the white house.
Premise: I am not one of those public-health types who thinks every hazard should be eliminated.
Hypothesis: I think that if we can remove every hazard, we should.
Premise: Built by Emperor Hadrian around a.d. 125 on an earlier site destroyed by fire, it achieved a marvel of engineering with its magnificent coffered over 43 m (141 ft) in interior diameter (larger than St. Peter's), exactly equal to its height.
Hypothesis: The marvel was ten feet shorter than St. Peter's.
Premise: Master Magician Lance Set in perhaps the most magnificent environment in Las Vegas an impeccably gilded theater that somehow maintains intimacy magician Lance Burton pulls off extraordinary illusions with the assistance of a talented group of dancers.
Hypothesis: Lance Burton performs on the street because he can't afford a theater.
Premise: Adrin's smile never left his lips.
Hypothesis: Adrin keep smiling.
Premise: Its terrace affords the best (but not free) view of the coast.
Hypothesis: The view from the terrace is completely obstructed by another building.
Premise: Formentera has no airport nor are there any plans to build one and a ferry and hydrofoil service provide the only inter-island links.
Hypothesis: Formentera isn't going to have an airport at least for another 20 years.
Premise: One of the most spectacular excursions in the whole country is the dramatic cable car ride from La Palud, north of Courmayeur, to the Colle del Gigante, 3,354 m (11,004 ft) and Aiguille du Midi, 3,842 m (12,606 ft) down to Chamonix in France.
Hypothesis: You may take a cable car between Colle del Gigante and La Palud.
Premise: A few also contained half-grown organs, suspended in goo.
Hypothesis: There was nothing in the jars.
Premise: I've had quite enough adventures for the present."
Hypothesis: "I have had my fill of adventures now and am going to take a break."
Premise: Tito acceded to a series of reforms, culminating in a new Yugoslav Constitution in 1974, which gave Kosovo control over much of its internal affairs.
Hypothesis: Tito's acceding gave Kosovo control of its internal affairs.
Premise: yeah it's probably sitting out on the barge somewhere
Hypothesis: "Most likely it and its cohorts are present on the barge somewhere."
Premise: For the remaining puzzle is why the world provided LTCM with so much money to lose.
Hypothesis: The remaining puzzle is not a deciding factor to the outcome of the LTCM.
Premise: There was already ill feeling between the army and the town.
Hypothesis: The ill feeling began as the soldiers started to stomp more on the citizen's rights.
Premise: and there seems to be no purpose um you know the person has stated you know some opinion or fact or whatever and that should be the end of it and they just keep on and on and on
Hypothesis: They really should try to come up with an agenda to save on time.
Premise: Local fire officials should be notified of any potentially hazardous conditions.
Hypothesis: Potentially hazardous conditions should not be reported to local fire officials.
Premise: Washington, D.C.: Congressional Research Service, April 2001.
Hypothesis: Washington, D.C.: newly formed Congressional Research Service, April 2001
Premise: In Men at Work , Will found a smart new way for an average fan to think about the game.
Hypothesis: Men at Work allowed Will to open people's perspectives.
Premise: was uh was the gold worth i mean was it really gold
Hypothesis: I have no clue what gold even is!
Premise: This rule is promulgated under the authorities of 21 U.S.C.
Hypothesis: 21 U.S.C. was created for regulatory purposes.
Premise: if you could mobilize the mothers you got them
Hypothesis: Even if the mothers are rallied, it would not help.
Premise: Walk beyond the Calle Mayor and the tranquil Plaza de Santa Faz to get to the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, where a coin and stamp market is held on Sundays and public holidays.
Hypothesis: The Plaza del Ayuntamiento is behind the Calle Mayor and the Plaza de Santa Faz.
Premise: The larger parks are quite expensive, so plan a long stay to get your money's worth.
Hypothesis: Larger parks are cheaper than smaller parks.
Premise: People who might have spent their day controlling precision systems to turn out cars, cameras, or computer chips sit glassy-eyed and transfixed in front of a pachinko pinball machine, doing nothing but watching hundreds of little metal balls going nowhere.
Hypothesis: Pachinko pinball is a relaxing past time that many people do after work.
Premise: Loud players, dramatically placed chips, and flying dice all revolve around a set of complex betting rules and the fact that seven is more likely to be rolled than any other number.
Hypothesis: The game revolves around certain rules and probabilities.
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 be implemented rapidly to reflect national needs.
Premise: Thus, if a U.S. court rules a search is unconstitutional, the inspectors will be forced to obtain warrants.
Hypothesis: A US court ruling the search to be unconstitutional does not effect inspectors.
Premise: Despite his quick climb up the legal ladder, Bailey has always found time to help out in causes he feels strongly about.
Hypothesis: Bailey helps out causes he cares about every day.
Premise: Its annual growth rate dropped from positive 9.9 percent in 1987-90 to negative 1.6 percent in 1990-93 and further to negative
Hypothesis: Its annual growth rate decreased exactly 20 percent.
Premise: What he did do was entirely foreign to the sober common sense which was, as a rule, his leading characteristic.
Hypothesis: His best quality was his common sense and rationality.
Premise: i'm not either really
Hypothesis: I am but you're not.
Premise: So the CMP theory suggests that income inequality should grow over time.
Hypothesis: Income equality should grow over time according to the CMP theory.
Premise: Well, go on and tell me if you've got so much to say.
Hypothesis: If you've got so many bad things to say about me, then say it.
Premise: Panic replaced his feeling of relief.
Hypothesis: He suddenly felt very panicked.
Premise: For further discussion of the Medicare Trustees' 2001 estimates, see
Hypothesis: This all the discussion on the 2001 estimates of the Medical Trustees.
Premise: (And already, Huntington worries, the West is suffering decline and decay.
Hypothesis: Huntington is worried that the West is rotting.
Premise: I know Dr. 
Hypothesis: I am aware, medical practitioner.
Premise: fortunately the Bills won
Hypothesis: The Bills won, which is great.
Premise: Fidelman takes up with a prostitute in A Pimp's Revenge, a student confesses her hooker past in A Choice of Profession, a father trails after his streetwalker daughter in God's Wrath, a doctor imagines his neighbor as a semi-prostitute in the story In Retirement--it gets to be a little much.
Hypothesis: The author weaves true stories from his life into these tales of prostitution.
Premise: it and i don't like the idea of it it's it's makes too much of a big brother type of thing
Hypothesis: I feel that it invades my privacy too much for bad reasons.
Premise: I may be wrong, but I don't think so.
Hypothesis: I'm not sure whether I'm right or not.
Premise: Reporting Entities of the Federal Government
Hypothesis: Federal Government Reporting Department
Premise: do you um do you do you get them do you feel like the newspapers are generally biased either liberal or conservative views
Hypothesis: Do you think the newspapers are usually more liberal or conservative?
Premise: It was intelligence you were requiring just now, I pointed out. 
Hypothesis: I noted that intelligence was needed then.
Premise: yeah a real light line real light rig well that sounds like fun
Hypothesis: The line is really light.
Premise: yeah i'm in uh Plano
Hypothesis: I am located in Plano
Premise: While you are in the Jura, take the time to trace the Loue river and its tributary, the Lison, back to their cascading sources through the landscapes that inspired so many of Courbet's paintings.
Hypothesis: The landscaped of the Jura did not influence any of Courbet's works.
Premise: and they have a a problem their their whole attitude um i i'm not sure which crop it was but they had a crop that rotted in the fields because they couldn't get anyone to harvest it
Hypothesis: The crop rotted in the field so they were not able to have a harvest.
Premise: So a socially valuable service is under-rewarded and therefore under-supplied.
Hypothesis: A socially valuable service is over-supplied.