xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: i i couldn't either i couldn't either
Hypothesis: I also could not, I couldn't either.
Premise: and all of them i guess could be in that fashion or category
Hypothesis: They are all similar to each together.
Premise: In an era of shrinking government capacity but expanding demands, vigorous congressional oversight and growing requests requires a strong GAO.
Hypothesis: The GAO should be drained of resources as the government continues to shrink.
Premise: i i don't know
Hypothesis: I know the answer.
Premise: i've had i've had that meal in New York uh where they bring you a plank sort of with all this wonderful beef parts of beef cooked and barbecued and it's marvelous uh i have
Hypothesis: I especially like the steak they serve, it's out of this world.
Premise: On March 15, 2002, we released A Model of Strategic Human Capital Management, the latest in a series of tools designed to assist agency leaders in effectively managing their people.
Hypothesis: A Model of Strategic Human Capital Management, is the best in a series of tools designed to assist agency leaders in effectively managing their people.
Premise: Hurricane Bret hit Texas.
Hypothesis: Bret was the first of several hurricanes to strike Texas this month.
Premise: than a smaller person
Hypothesis: Than a younger person.
Premise: yeah i know along route sixty six the uh people who have residences there uh they can't paint their houses without cleaning them first
Hypothesis: The homeowners association makes these people paint their houses.
Premise: For these people, the New Economy offers more promise than hazard.
Hypothesis: The New Economy holds more hazard than promise.
Premise: right in yeah right in uh almost right in downtown
Hypothesis: Right, almost in downtown.
Premise: As above, while several alternatives were considered, the SEC found that it was unnecessary or inappropriate to adopt any of them because of the need for investor protection.
Hypothesis: The SEC found it unnecessary or inappropriate to adopt them because of the need for investor protection, but the investors disagreed.
Premise: Clinton's explanation for this at yesterday's press conference, which seemed a bit of a reach,  People think things are going well, but they want a change in policy ...
Hypothesis: Clinton was mostly well received at the press conference yesterday, besides her not quite convincing idea that people think things are going well, but still want to see new policy.
Premise: As corporations moved in and the mob was slowly pushed out, a new Las Vegas emerged.
Hypothesis: As businesses moved in and bad crime organization were slowly pushed, a new Las Vegas came to be.
Premise: But slowly and doggedly he went on sawing to and fro.
Hypothesis: He kept cutting back and forth.
Premise: last weekend it was just absolutely beautiful and this weekend it's cold and rainy so so we're pretty limited and i guess maybe that might be the one reason that we would be forced into going
Hypothesis: We are limited because of the weather.
Premise: wow how about that that i'm not quite as mechanically inclined although that some of the the basic things that you need to do for uh the maintenance of your warranty on a vehicle
Hypothesis: There is no such thing as a warranty for any vehicles.
Premise: Tours of the chateau are self-guided and there are impressive formal gardens and a large park.
Hypothesis: The cost for entry is a mere 3 Euro, with all proceeds going to charity.
Premise: you know that's something that's something fairly new and not a lot of people take advantage of it but it's you know it's use it or lose it and i
Hypothesis: That's not really new and people have been taking advantage of that for a long time.
Premise: yeah they'll work that way and they're they're kind of pretty they've got little white flowers and
Hypothesis: Yeah, that's how they work, and they've got these pretty little white flowers, too.
Premise: Then Tommy fingered his pocket thoughtfully.
Hypothesis: Then Tommy looked for the coins in his pockets.
Premise: and the the home uh the family type unit you know and i think when kids have that they don't  get into as much trouble or seek to
Hypothesis: The family who spends a lot of time together has the most successful children.
Premise: Volume II presents the standards alphabetized by topic, pulls together all references to a particular topic in one section, and integrates illustrative material from both the SFFASs and the original Exposures Drafts wherever possible.
Hypothesis: Volume II presents the methods of crime not yet known to the public, as well as how to protect yourself from them.
Premise: I think the reason there you go has no such unpleasant connotations is that it describes, in the retail context, the state in which the customer finds him- or herself after successful completion of the purchase.
Hypothesis: It describes how the customer feels when they buy something successfully.
Premise: (The rule of thumb is that they're only worth something if the company is a success and is acquired or goes public.)
Hypothesis: There is one rule: companies are worthless unless they treat their workers fairly.
Premise: I dare say it 101 relieves your feelings a good deal to plan out all sorts of dreadful things to do to me, but is that PRACTICAL? 
Hypothesis: 101 gives you more feelings.
Premise: excuse me if they pay for a PhD
Hypothesis: If they spend money on the degree, excuse me.
Premise: In the palace wall beyond the Hanuman statue and protected by a wooden fence is a poem etched in stone in 15 languages dated 14 January 1664.
Hypothesis: The poem would have been carved in 16 languages but the poet ran out of room on the rock.
Premise: The good times, they're over so quickly.
Hypothesis: Good time last too long and forever.
Premise: oh that makes sense so i mean are you in terms of other things like like like not running but playing a little bit of tennis or can you not do stuff like that at all
Hypothesis: are you back to running marathons yet
Premise: Barry praised the use of a linear method to measure stages of change.
Hypothesis: Barry had good things to say about using a linear method to measure stages of change.
Premise: Yes, Kentucky. He answered the first words his father had ever addressed to him.
Hypothesis: He has a father.
Premise: (And the same is true for any journalist working for any company with varied interests.)
Hypothesis: For any journalist working for any company with varied interests is truly the same.
Premise: Usually, an illustrative case study site should be typical of the program being examined
Hypothesis: A case study should be typical of the program being examined.
Premise: there there um no as a matter of fact the IBM right here or in Carey which is a little suburb of Raleigh just just hired one more human factors person doggone it if they'd just waited a little bit longer it could have been me
Hypothesis: IBM actually just brought on someone new.
Premise: We'd probably lose everything we had if we didn't have this place, she said.
Hypothesis: This place will certainly cause us to lose everything soon.
Premise: I bid $225, which exhausted my willingness to pay.
Hypothesis: I bid $225 on a pair of Britney Spears' underwear.
Premise: They would use her as a conduit to speak across the land.
Hypothesis: She'd be used as a conduit to speak across the land about the war.
Premise: This is too passive a stance.
Hypothesis: This stance is too passive it will never gain support.
Premise: You are not pleased with me, mon ami?
Hypothesis: I see that you are very happy with me, my friend.
Premise: must be explained and the reference toxicant test must be immediately repeated.
Hypothesis: The reference toxicant test never needs to be repeated.
Premise: i bet that was a good one
Hypothesis: i would guess that was a satisfying one
Premise: If News Quiz were not a quiz but rather a pornographic Japanese comic book, dense with misogyny and conveniently available in omnipresent vending machines on the platforms of swift, efficient commuter railways, those would be the attributes of the sexed-up superhero whose adventures we chronicled, even if it made many of our fellow passengers really uncomfortable.
Hypothesis: News Quiz is a popular daily tabloid.
Premise: yeah right that's right and and it turns out he didn't do it
Hypothesis: It turns out he didn't kill the man.
Premise: Here are the three cups. 
Hypothesis: Here are a dozen bowls.
Premise: As a listener, one is both stimulated and frustrated, longing to get a word in edgewise.
Hypothesis: As a listener, one is quite satisfied and doesn't feel the need to say anything in response.
Premise: only thing is those things grow pretty slow you have to
Hypothesis: Those things tend to have slow growth.
Premise: No, admitted the lawyer.
Hypothesis: The lawyer admitted yes.
Premise: The company had outsourced its information management function, but lacked the infrastructure to provide strategic direction, discipline, and overall management of information management to ensure optimal implementation and cost.
Hypothesis: The company didn't have a great infrastructure.
Premise: They pledged to alert each other to nuclear weapons tests or accidents.
Hypothesis: Nuclear weapons tests or accidents were an expected possibility.
Premise: As noted in Chapter Two, 500 MWe plant firing 4.0 percent sulfur coal and equipped with LSFO FGD technology will use about 32 tons per hour of limestone, or about 240,000 tons/yr (about 0.064 tons/MWh), and limestone consumption for MEL technology would be less.
Hypothesis: The limestone consumption is desired to decrease over the coming years.
Premise: it really does and and i i've seen the same thing that you're talking about uh much more crime than ever before drugs of course uh a big part of it i think
Hypothesis: Drugs have nothing to do with the higher crime rates.
Premise: Bill Kristol says Bennett is speaking for other conservatives who worry that Gingrich's image is so tattered, he's being forced to soften his partisan edge.
Hypothesis: Kristol says Bennet speaks for liberals.
Premise: the writer objected.
Hypothesis: The writer had no objection.
Premise: As noted above, representation of H-2A workers is limited to specific subject matters arising under the H-2A employment contract.
Hypothesis: H-2A workers can be represented in any circumstances.
Premise: Another innovative project that is held on conjunction with national legal services meetings is our Cyber Cafe.
Hypothesis: Our meetings are not held at the cyber cafe and are old technology.
Premise: Take a boat excursion out to the pretty island of Giglio; it is one of the islands of the Tuscan archipelago that includes Elba, best known as the island of Napoleon's retreat.
Hypothesis: The beautiful island of Giglio can be visited to by boat.
Premise: Children's clothes are fun and stylish too, though you may balk at the prices.
Hypothesis: The clothes for children can be more expensive than what you'd pay for a fully grown adult.
Premise:  "Look out the window--at the sky," Sather Karf ordered.
Hypothesis: Sather Karf instructed him to check out the two moons in the sky himself if he didn't believe it.
Premise: He was stimulating and tiring to be with, like a brilliant, demanding child-needy, exhausting, funny.
Hypothesis: Although he was like a demanding child, I absolutely enjoyed every minute of it.
Premise: He hasn't swung a single blow.
Hypothesis: The boxing match was set to begin in ten minutes.
Premise: or fried rice because it's easier to get out than to make it uh we'll do that occasionally um do you go out as much now as uh because the economy being such has that put a damper on you or does it make any difference
Hypothesis: It's impossible to make fried rice at home.
Premise: The investigation of Michael Kennedy's alleged affair with his kids' teen-age baby sitter is being dropped because the baby sitter won't cooperate.
Hypothesis: There are many who felt that the baby sitter should've been pressured more to cooperate.
Premise: you know but not that specifically but things along that  of of activity
Hypothesis: I mean that exactly.
Premise: We'll give you jewels to buy an empire.
Hypothesis: We can reward you the jewels to purchase an empire.
Premise: Republicans face the prospect of running in 1998 with a discredited, unpopular speaker who is nonetheless impossible to dethrone, and with no record of accomplishment.
Hypothesis: The Republican speaker is the most popular there ever has been.
Premise: The well that served Gobind Singh's house is now a marble shrine.
Hypothesis: Gobind Singh's well has been turned into a marble shrine.
Premise: right and i mean you can you can buy an extra screen  but but it's somehow because the screen comes with it it it always looks awkward to have the two screens
Hypothesis: it looks even cooler if you have two screens instead of one
Premise: Although the organizations we studied were not acting under GPRA, their three key steps were consistent with GPRA's requirements.
Hypothesis: The key steps of the organizations we studied did not meet GPRA's requirements
Premise: No sooner was the magnificent project completed than the king, jealous of his palace, had its owner arrested for embezzlement and jailed for life.
Hypothesis: The king congratulated and pardoned  the owner of the project.
Premise: you can uh you can get and i know when my children were younger um we found a lot of really nice tapes that they that they liked um there was an Agape music group and um i some of the songs i still find going over in my head over and over again because they were really um very memorable even though my children are now my youngest is almost sixteen but i still find some of the same tapes i uh some of the same songs from those tapes i enjoy
Hypothesis: They enjoyed listening to many of them.
Premise: it was they had the death penalty way back and then it swung the other way and everybody's swore you know we're no better than they are if we if we put the death penalty in and
Hypothesis: The swing to the death penalty changed their opinions.
Premise: To ensure that the dialogue would include the variety of issues and individuals in the legal services community, NLADA and LSC selected participants to reflect both the leadership and emerging leadership of the field.
Hypothesis: There were participants who passed on the opportunity in order to ensure that emerging leadership in the field was adequately represented.
Premise: The port is virtually round the corner from the passeig.
Hypothesis: It takes at least two days to go from the port to the passeig.
Premise: Unlike altogether too many biographers, [Assouline] is capable of distinguishing between the singer and the song, says New York 's Luc Sante.
Hypothesis: It is not easy to distinguish between singer and song.
Premise: RER commuter trains can also take you rapidly to the outskirts, where two major attractions, Versailles and the Disneyland Paris Resort, are located.
Hypothesis: Versailles is located at the center alongside Disneyland Paris Resort.
Premise: Maybe I don't like the character because Lorraine Bracco is a bit of a stiff.
Hypothesis: Lorraine Bracco is a bit uptight.
Premise: Where's your little friend?  
Hypothesis: Is your little friend nearby?
Premise: Are they at least getting you to the ferries on time?
Hypothesis: The question as to whether or not they will be getting you to the ferries on time follows a litany of failures on the part of the service in question.
Premise: As the teeming millions flock to the Web, is it devil take the hindmost in the scramble for resources?
Hypothesis: The scramble for resources has surprised a number of economists and behavioral experts.
Premise: yeah and in some incidences i think they ought to ought not to have a jury um
Hypothesis: True, and I don't think a jury is always appropriate.
Premise: Tommy Beresford.
Hypothesis: Tommy Beresford is a name of a person, place, or thing.
Premise: Kondracke screams back that he's used them before, he'll use them again.
Hypothesis: Kondracke is determined to not use them again.
Premise: The accompanying It's your money slogan, while unconvincing to both voters and pundits, is fundamentally true.
Hypothesis: The slogan says it's your money and voters are convinced that is true.
Premise: Batalha Abbey (see page 45) was built in gratitude.
Hypothesis: Granite was shipped five hundred miles to construct Batalha Abbey.
Premise: But with the wealth of writing talent that has graced the city, books by Burns, Scott, and Stevenson (along with poetry by Ramsey) make very suitable souvenirs of your trip.
Hypothesis: The city has long been considered a center of excellence for poetry and sciences.
Premise: and i feel it's just pride of why they keep trying to push it on us and it's like hey we're content with this no it's probably not as accurate probably you know intellectually doesn't it's not as sound intellectually but like you said i mean come on  i had six years of college and i don't know the metric system and i don't care to learn it and i'm not some kind of an idiot i just
Hypothesis: We should not try to change our system of measurements.
Premise: These controls could call for comparisons and assessments relating different sets of data to one another so that analyses of the relationships can be made and appropriate actions taken.
Hypothesis:  These controls will not call for comparisons
Premise: it has an eight cylinder
Hypothesis: That car has an eight cylinder motor.
Premise: The estimated time to obtain the construction permit is approximately=nine months10 but can vary with State and local permitting procedures as well as other interests in the project.
Hypothesis: Estimated time for construction permit is 9 months.
Premise: that's true that's true yep well
Hypothesis: I don't think that's true.
Premise: well it's been good talking to you
Hypothesis: I didn't like talking to you.
Premise: South of the market region, a thirty-minute walk or ten-minute taxi ride, is The Cityel (Al-Qal'a), a massive fortification built on high ground in the early 13th century to protect the city from Crusaders.
Hypothesis: The Cityel had to be rebuilt after being destroyed by Crusaders.
Premise: and that's uh that i can honestly see the peer pressure there
Hypothesis: I clearly understand how there is peer pressure.
Premise: The first of the Habsburgs, he packed his retinue with Burgundian and Flemish nobles.
Hypothesis: The Burgundian and Flemish nobles were all part of his council.
Premise: Requiring every plant over 30 years old to meet New Source Performance Standards and New Source Review modification requirements seems unnecessary and could undermine the benefits of the cap and trade approach.
Hypothesis: Every plant over 30 years old is falling apart and a risk to workers.
Premise: The truth about government subsidies for real estate--including the  the home-mortgage-interest deduction--is that they do very little to make housing more affordable.
Hypothesis: Government subsidies for real estates are a hoax.
Premise: yeah i bet yeah i you'd have to
Hypothesis: I bet you would have to do that because that's all you can afford.
Premise: His scalp was lined with tattoos of an old script.
Hypothesis: He had tattoos on his head.
Premise: But initially, most grantees thought that like many other projects begun by LSC, they only had to wait it out and it too would disappear into the ozone or Ethernet or wherever legal services ideas go to find their eternal rest.
Hypothesis: Most grantees thought projects the LSC started would take a long time, just like the other projects that take a eyar.
Premise: really man am i
Hypothesis: I guess I am.
Premise: Good wheeze, wasn't it? 
Hypothesis: Was the wheeze terrible?
Premise: Leading eastward from the market is Rouen's most famous street, the Rue du Groseorloge ' now as always the city's bustling commercial center.
Hypothesis: The Rue du Groseorloge has always been the commercial center of the city.
Premise: well well that's great
Hypothesis: That's good.
Premise: The big issue with content is, of  Who owns it?
Hypothesis: I already know the owner of the content.
Premise: As for the violence and misogyny of some rap  They may be offensive, but they're still deeply American.
Hypothesis: Despite the offensive misogyny of rap, its still deeply American.
Premise: Fitzsimmons (who isn't giving any interviews now) offers no new statistics to back up his current claim that 5,000 IDEs are performed every year.
Hypothesis: Fitzsimmons isn't giving any interviews.
Premise: i could see a a full a run a gamut of different kinds of opportunities things that need to be done that would that could be done in an hour or two
Hypothesis: i could envision many different necessary tasks that would only take an hour or two to do
Premise: And quite a different class from them two detectives from London, what goes prying about, and asking questions. 
Hypothesis: The Londoners are very agreeable gentlemen who never bother anyone.
Premise: wow so it doesn't sound like he's ready to retire yet
Hypothesis: It seems like he isn't ready to retire yet.
Premise: A tour of the beautiful Parc Ornithologique de Mar?­quen?­terre at St.-Quentin-en-Tourmont will take a couple of hours.
Hypothesis: You can take a tour of the Parc Ornithologique on tuesday, wednesday, and friday.
Premise: Its twin belfries loom over the Spanish Steps (Scalinata della Trinit?  dei Monti), eternal hang-out of Rome's golden youths, lovers, peddlers of trinkets and the occasional hustler.
Hypothesis: Its two belfires tower over the Spanish Steps where people from all walks of life hang out regularly.
Premise: 'Excuse me, sir.' I was stopped by two security guards.
Hypothesis: I was stopped by two mall security guards.
Premise: we got about eighteen miles a gallon
Hypothesis: We have not got eighteen miles a gallon
Premise: uh as i mentioned i've had seven years of expatriate expatriate service with TI and uh you vote in the embassy uh uh from whatever country you're in you go to the United States Embassy and vote there
Hypothesis: I really enjoyed my expatriate service with TI.
Premise: Evenin', gov'nor, said the man with a leer.
Hypothesis: The man with a leer is from England
Premise: And recent Oscar winner Helen Hunt is determined to have a baby with or without her fiance, actor Hank Azaria, according to the Star . I'm going all-out to get pregnant, the publication reports her confiding to a pal, although it doesn't explain what she plans to do if Azaria refuses to cooperate.
Hypothesis: Helen Hunt's fiance, Hank Azaria, is thrilled at the prospect of having a baby.
Premise: This inability to convey the old consciousness was not a matter of inaccuracy but of bad faith.
Hypothesis: Bad faith is the cornerstone of conveying the old consciousness.
Premise: Further questioned, he described his awakening in the early hours of the morning, and the circumstances of his mother's death. 
Hypothesis: He described waking up late at night.
Premise: The employee and timekeeper, if any, are not required to attest or verify T&amp;A reports and related documents.
Hypothesis: If the employee and timekeeper is asked for the reports, the asker can be fined.
Premise: On the F-22 program, it was almost 3 years after this review before 90 percent of the drawings needed to build the F-22 were completed.
Hypothesis: 90 percent of the drawings was still not completed almost 3 years after the review.
Premise: Boots made from soft goat hide are part of the national costume (women's versions have red leather trim around the ankle).
Hypothesis: They wear boots made of goat hide because they are softer on their feet.
Premise: Such cultural tourism has become the specialty of a new breed of insta-museum, built solely to imbue foreign masterpieces with glitz and mystique.
Hypothesis: Cultural tourism is not considered a specialty of any insta-museum.