xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: What do you think of the idea?"
Hypothesis: Do you have any way to make it better?
Premise: so who do you think's going to win this year
Hypothesis: What team are you think is wise to bet on winning this year?
Premise: It was built in the 1850s, when cameras were the height of fashion.
Hypothesis: It was bulit in 1394.
Premise: Only 95 each (who would order just one?)
Hypothesis: Only 95 years to complete each ship.
Premise: At first, those who booked the act resisted; they did not think people would relate to a head in a box.
Hypothesis: But, after initial reservations they found that people were excited about a talking head in a box.
Premise: GAGAS prescribe general standards and additional field work and reporting requirements beyond those provided by the AICPA for attestation engagements.
Hypothesis: GAGAS general standards include a dress code for meetings.
Premise: Another SOG veteran makes the highest bid of close to 300.
Hypothesis: The SOG veteran was once again excluded from the auction.
Premise: The crumbling adobe walls were laced by strings of crimson peppers, vivid in the torch and lantern light.
Hypothesis: The adobe walls had strings of crimson papers.
Premise: you know and then we have that you know if you can't stay if something comes up and you can't stay within it then we have uh you know a budget for you know like we call our slush fund or something and something unexpected unexpected comes up then you're not
Hypothesis: Having a slush fund helps to pay for things that are not in the budget in case of emergencies.
Premise: Sort of thing one reads about in books.
Hypothesis: This type of thing usually only happens in books.
Premise: Ready Rita, repeated Albert deliriously.
Hypothesis: Albert kept saying, "Ready Rita," in his delirium and he fell down.
Premise: In an emergency department (ED) study of injured crash victims who had been drinking, Cherpitel found that more than one-third linked their drinking to being injured and thus were deemed good candidates for brief intervention.
Hypothesis: Drinking is a large factor in being injured.
Premise: Behind the Opera are two of the best known department stores, the Galeries Lafayette and Au Printemps.
Hypothesis: There are three popular arcades found at the back of the Opera which are usually well attended.
Premise: No wonder George , the New York Times Magazine , Rolling Stone , and Harper's failed to snoot out the stink factor and assigned pieces to him.
Hypothesis: Harper's gave him many important assignments.
Premise: Diaz also doesn't say, as he said in the raw interview transcript, that the lesser offense Ellis pleaded guilty to was a felony.
Hypothesis: The offense wasn't said to be a felony.
Premise: We are certainly that.'
Hypothesis: That is certainly true.
Premise: And all the time it was bluff! 
Hypothesis: It had bee true all along!
Premise: there's so many different ways to catch fish you know at night you can
Hypothesis: There is only one correct way to catch a fish.
Premise: She noted the exact position of the communication cord.
Hypothesis: She could not see any communication cord, the whole thing was wireless.
Premise: yeah uh uh i tend to agree with you uh you know probably pretty similar views on it but that's that's one of the things i don't don't understand is is so much of the controversy because uh you know i i do also myself believe in capital punishment uh uh you know it it really irks me to see so much effort put into preventing someone being put to death by the State when they so callously and usually so you know without even thinking or without any concern uh you know end somebody else's life and in a lot of cases several people's lives
Hypothesis: I think death sentences are fair in many cases.
Premise: a planned work schedule and leave of employee or (2) actual T 
Hypothesis: There is a planned work schedule for all employees.
Premise: Saving time on administrative processes frees staff to perform the principal mission of the laboratory.
Hypothesis: The laboratory needs to add administrative processes to its staff.
Premise: And Tommy?
Hypothesis: Not Tommy.
Premise: One kind of rope was too stiff, but the color was nice - Button-down Shirt Blue 'Dark Day on Wall Street.' Unfortunately, that kind could damage the impeccably chosen suit jacket fabric (yes, the director was wearing a suit jacket, because he wanted everything to match nicely).
Hypothesis: One rope was a nice blue color.
Premise: Benefits support in their organizations.
Hypothesis: Benefits support in their organizations.
Premise: I'd leave the strangulation-in-cradle attempts to CBS News.
Hypothesis: CBS News can handle the attempts at strangulation-in-cradle.
Premise: What Is the Role of Inhouse Staff, and What Value Do They Add to Design Review Processes?
Hypothesis: How do inhouse staff add to the design review processes for the federal organizations.
Premise: All the evidence against him arose out of pure accident. 
Hypothesis: The evidence against him did arise unintentionally.
Premise: it wasn't like that when i first
Hypothesis: it's always been that way.
Premise: This is in considerable contrast to other evaluation methods, where control and comparison groups are used subtractively to rule out other reasons for a finding and establish firm attribution.
Hypothesis: Control and comparison groups generally don't have a purpose and are just used to tick boxes.
Premise: Most historic buildings, museums, and traditional sights are located in the capital.
Hypothesis: The capital has historic buildings, museums and traditional sights.
Premise: My own father died less than a year after I was born
Hypothesis: My father has always been a quite healthy man.
Premise: Edward I died in 1307 and was succeeded by his ineffectual son, Edward II, who in 1314 led an army of some 25,000 men to confront Bruce's army at Bannockburn, near Stirling.
Hypothesis: Edward II took over after Edward I died in 1307 of smallpox.
Premise: Jared Diamond, a Pulitzer Prize-winning physiology professor at the University of California Los Angeles, has offered an answer to what he calls one of the most disputed questions of linguistics: the origins of the Japanese language.
Hypothesis: A physiology professor at UCLA has said how he thinks the Japanese language began.
Premise: um you know i enjoy being here i don't know if i'd ever you know i might go back there eventually one day it's a depressed area uh right now you know
Hypothesis: I might go back there because I like that area.
Premise: The second is as a change in economic output measured as Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Hypothesis: The gross domestic product measures change in output.
Premise: The government official in charge of selecting the
Hypothesis: The official is in charge of things.
Premise: Vice President Al Gore, House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt, and Democratic Party officials equated the ads with previous efforts to investigate and impeach Clinton over his sex life.
Hypothesis: Al Gore made efforts to have the ads withdrawn.
Premise: The lead essay bemoans the replacement of objective, authoritative, Walter Cronkite-style news by opinionated, entertaining talk.
Hypothesis: The essay praises the new type of news which is based more off entertainment talk.
Premise: These visitors of mine had their atomic bomb, or whatever their equivalent was on their own worlds, and survived it, because they didn't give up.
Hypothesis: My visitors had their atomic bomb, but didn't surrender.
Premise: bonds or education savings accounts to pay for college, other provisions, such as the HOPE credit, are aimed more at making college more affordable.
Hypothesis: Only wealthy children have education savings accounts.
Premise: buy two more
Hypothesis: Purchase another pair.
Premise: Finally, a comparison of annual growth rates for 1993-97 in Table 3 with those in Table 6 shows the  (a) the 5.9 percent annual decrease of the total number of payments in Table 3 has been augmented to a 7.2 percent annual decrease of the number of payments per household in Table 6; and (b) the 1.0 percent annual increase of total number of bills in Table 3 has shrunk to a 0.3 percent annual decrease of the number of bills per household in Table 6.
Hypothesis: Finally, a comparison of weekly growth rates for 1995-96.
Premise: well i think it it on the inside is where it the chemicals you know it starts to break down
Hypothesis: The chemicals break down when they're inside.
Premise: and then and then of course today it's supposed to be all the other way you're supposed to only want the job and and uh your kids should be totally happy in day care because everybody else goes to day care and and we have these wonderful people who are
Hypothesis: I'm unhappy with my job, as they are so demanding.
Premise: on tubes an i see
Hypothesis: On skis apparently.
Premise: It looks terrible, the Fox Washington bureau chief observed, more in anger than in sorrow.
Hypothesis: 9/11 made the Fox Washington chief very upset.
Premise: For several reasons, it would seem the burden of proof for this position should fall on its proponents.
Hypothesis: The detractors need to prove their point of view.
Premise: Certainly.
Hypothesis: Definitely.
Premise: birds you know this is too much work
Hypothesis: Birds aren't much work.
Premise: absolutely and i wish they would exercise it more thoroughly let the punishment fit the crime in this state we've got a very weird situation going on we're under federal supervision and i agree to a point i agree with how the system works in some respects in other ways i don't for first time offenders everybody's entitled to screw up once we'll give them the early release credits we'll give them the good time credits we'll give them the early parole second trip down whether it's for the same crime or totally separate one you serve your sentence day for day third trip down this is where my views on it goes way far beyond what the law states third trip down if it's for the same offense or for a totally different one this individual has proven that he does not want to conform to the rules of society so you kill him period end of story
Hypothesis: People should be killed if they mess up for a third time.
Premise: But ”but I thought you thought so too? Poirot gave me one look, which conveyed a wondering pity, and his full sense of the utter absurdity of such an idea. 
Hypothesis: I was so sure that Poirot and I were following the same idea, but when I said as much, he gave a look that set me straight.
Premise: Instead, his nostrils were scorched with a noxious odor of sulfur, burned hair and cloying incense.
Hypothesis: His nostrils were scorched with a noxious odor of sulfur and he hated it.
Premise: Are you proposing a third advertisement: Wanted, female crook, answering to the name of Rita?
Hypothesis: Rita is the name of a criminal who has not been captured.
Premise: The WTP equation was then run for the population affected by the Clear Skies Act.
Hypothesis: The equation determined that 55% of the population was not adhering to the Clear Skies Act.
Premise: The open recommendations database is available to the public on GAO's Web site www.gao.gov.
Hypothesis: GAO's site has made the open recommendations database accessible to the public.
Premise: I'd upload the Ben Sim into his body a day earlier, spend the afternoon playing chess.
Hypothesis: I would play chess for seven hours.
Premise: We would use such authority, if granted, sparingly to address specific targeted needs, such as information technology specialists and actuaries.
Hypothesis: If we're given such authority, it would greatly benefit the information technology specialists.
Premise: Being, Nothingness, and Peanuts
Hypothesis: Being something and almonds.
Premise: The sword was not as ornate as Adrin's, but Ca'daan could see the workmanship in the temper of the blade.
Hypothesis: Both swords were mass produced.
Premise: On Monday Mrs. Inglethorp will take the last dose of her medicine. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp will take the first dose of her medicine on Tuesday.
Premise: That is all my business.
Hypothesis: I don't have much stake in all that.
Premise: If households then spend a portion of their realized gains, this spending further reduces the saving residual and the saving rate.
Hypothesis: Saving rate and residual are reduced when households spend a portion of their discretionary income.
Premise: i know why do you do this
Hypothesis: I couldn't tell no matter how hard I tried why you do that.
Premise: This alternative could result in a faster project completion, but would have less even labor utilization, which is an important cost-benefit tradeoff.
Hypothesis: Speed of project completion is the only consideration that maters.
Premise: less As can be seen, the mean daily profit of each quartile ranges from positive $248 to negative $110.
Hypothesis: The mean daily profit was less than $500.
Premise: Jon awoke as the red sun began to rise over the eastern horizon turning the sky a deep violet.
Hypothesis: Jon raised from the dirt pile he fell asleep in the previous night as the sun shone through the sky.
Premise: Mr. Mace began at once. 
Hypothesis: Mr Mace started right away to demolish the building.
Premise: Barry agreed that we have not monitored closely enough what intervention is being delivered by the interventionists we train.
Hypothesis: Barry agreed that we didn't monitor that like we should have.
Premise: Telecommuting and the great job market make mobility easier than ever.
Hypothesis: Telecommuting and the job market have contributed to making mobility more difficult.
Premise: Slither obliquely across, scaring the horses.
Hypothesis: The horses were terrified of the big green snake.
Premise: I could.
Hypothesis: It's possible for most people.
Premise: Jesus chose his first disciples from among the fishermen of Capernaum (Kefar- Nahum), and the foundations of a house there later enlarged into a church are said to be the site of the house of Simon Peter.
Hypothesis: Simon Peter's house is 100 miles away from Capernaum.
Premise:  His face patched up after a fashion, Drew lay full length on the hay in his old place over Shadow's stall back at Kells' stable.
Hypothesis: Drew lay down in a nice feather bed in the house.
Premise: Rani's Monastery (Cave 1) has carvings of elephants, maidens, and court dancers, but unlike the caves of Ajanta and Ellora , there are no temples or central halls for worship.
Hypothesis: Worshipers often come just to see the carvings of the elephants.
Premise: If the results of such work is current, auditors may be able to rely on that work.
Hypothesis: If the results are current within the past month, auditors can rely on the work.
Premise: 'I already have.'
Hypothesis: I haven't yet.
Premise: He did not know which god would even bother to listen but he prayed anyway.
Hypothesis: He never prayed before.
Premise: But it is oddly disrespectful--like arguing that the rough draft of The Great Gatsby was better than the novel F. Scott Fitzgerald published.
Hypothesis: It is usually this disrespectful.
Premise: , indeed, it couldn't be Fri.
Hypothesis: It could certainly be Friday.
Premise: With a bit of elementary mathematics and a lot of keen insight, Arrow was forced to a sobering  If a reasonable voting system is one that respects unanimity and precludes flip-flops, then there are no reasonable voting systems, with one exception--the system that picks one voter and makes him a dictator.
Hypothesis:  Arrow wasn't forced to a sobering If a reasonable voting system
Premise: European sailors, for whom the temple was an importa nt landmark, enabling them to keep out of the dangerous shallows of the Orissa coast (they nearly had it turned into a lighthouse), called it the Black Pagoda in order to be able to distinguish it from the White Pagoda of Puri's whitewashed Jaggannath Temple further down the coast.
Hypothesis: The temple was called the Black Pagoda since it was black.
Premise: Your computer would have become the instantly searchable repository of all your correspondence, financial transactions, data searches, and phone conversations.
Hypothesis: The indexing required to allow this sort of searching is annoyingly slow.
Premise: Since its attractive bricks were carried off to build houses in the town, only a platform of the Main Shrine, which once marked Buddha's dwelling place during his stay at Sarnath, remains.
Hypothesis: The only thing left of the Main Shrine is a platform because it's bricks were taken to build houses.
Premise: Before the actual construction to install the technology can commence, the facility must receive a construction permit from the applicable State or local regulatory authority.
Hypothesis: The State or local authorities issue construction permits.
Premise: The Yankees Are Coming
Hypothesis: The yankees are coming for tea.
Premise: At the other extreme, there are many forms of hippie jewelry from anklets in metal or leather and navel studs, to finger and toe rings.
Hypothesis: Hippie jewelry include metal or leather anklets, navel studs, and body part rings.
Premise: , records management and defined contracting requirements).
Hypothesis: A records management process has not been created.
Premise: Golden days do not necessarily result from extraordinary events.
Hypothesis: Golden days are only a result of extraordinary happenings.
Premise: And all of this in year-round sub-tropical spring weather with a southerly breeze and temperatures averaging 22?? C in summer and 17?? C in winter.
Hypothesis: The spring has lots of snow.
Premise: Yes, a good deal that was peculiar came out to-day, continued Poirot. 
Hypothesis: Today was an average day.
Premise: We've been here before . These issues aren't new.
Hypothesis: We've dealt with these problems before, they aren't new.
Premise: He introduced them to her one by one.
Hypothesis: He introduced all the demons to her.
Premise: The inspector reported that the chair itself, the wooden part, needed replacement.
Hypothesis: The inspector said it all looked great.
Premise: and it was right next to a nice cold stream
Hypothesis: It almost fell into the stream.
Premise: I suddenly felt very self-conscious of my pudginess.
Hypothesis: I was very aware that I was fat.
Premise: This bold guess about the solutions to a certain complex-valued infinite series (made by the incomparable Bernhard Riemann in 1859) would, if true, have far-reaching implications for the structure of the most basic of entities, the natural numbers.
Hypothesis: Bernhard Riemann predicted that one day someone would find a better solution than the one he made.
Premise: Twenty thousand of them got sacrificed in a bunch for some reason or other.
Hypothesis: Twenty thousand of them were sacrificed at the exact same time.
Premise: Rather, it puts us in closer touch with the ordinary, the common, by turning a different light on them.
Hypothesis: This helps us learn more about the ordinary and the common.
Premise: and um from a technical standpoint it wouldn't have been a lot more difficult to have built it in Nicaragua but the the United States uh had some and i've forgotten what the political influence was but there were economic ties then the issue of of of if if it's in the economic interest of the United States uh do we go in and and prevail and and uh in other words do we make the world a safer democracy but if there's no economic benefit
Hypothesis: Nicaragua was looked at seriously as a place to build.
Premise: Why, No. It seems to me as though it were no time since we were being hustled into those boats.
Hypothesis: The boats we were hustled onto were painted sleekly.
Premise: It was hardly the most enlightened of times, not with the conflict in Indochina rapidly becoming America's costliest and most divisive war.
Hypothesis: The Indochina conflict is fast becoming America's most expensive war.
Premise: The most hilarious bits, critics say, are his riffs on masturbation and on growing up as a working-class Latino.
Hypothesis: The funniest parts are on masturbation and growing up Latino in the working class.
Premise: It was rebuilt in 629 but partially destroyed by an insane Egyptian caliph in the early 11th century.
Hypothesis: It was rebuilt in the early 10th century.
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 may have had vertigo caused by too much sun, dust, and riding.
Premise: well yeah well see that's in in Dallas there there no plan to build i think that there's some in East Texas there's some pulp mills but uh you have to go to Houston and uh it's interesting and then there's places that'll buy metal and they still buy aluminum can in fact that
Hypothesis: There are some pulp mills in East Texas.
Premise: Pig breeding was the main occupation of these early settlers, but they also planted sugar cane and other crops that required large numbers of laborers.
Hypothesis: No pigs were breeding.
Premise: The fourth set specifies conditions under which the Service may use multi-year test periods to demonstrate that a proposed new service will become compensatory over time.
Hypothesis: The fourth set gives conditions which the Service cannot use multi-year test periods to show that a proposed service will be compensatory over time.
Premise: 'Go and talk to them,' he said.
Hypothesis: 'Go ahead and dialogue with them,' he told me.
Premise: no you know i wish they could have gotten a lottery
Hypothesis: There is no lottery.
Premise: and you know of course there i don't think they really cared about the answer they just wanted to try and catch him in something
Hypothesis: I would have preferred to have answers instead of just catching him.
Premise: 'I take it this place is more suited to your antique sensibilities,' Natalia said dryly.
Hypothesis: Natalia said that I would like this place.
Premise: It still revels in its own identity, which is now internationally recognized through such influential cultural products as the Rastafarian religion and reggae music.
Hypothesis: Reggae is not known internationally.
Premise: 'Also,' Hiller added, 'Al Pacino's Oscar is no longer for Scent of a Woman but for The Godfather . That is all.
Hypothesis: Hiller thought that Oscar was quite unlucky to get an Oscar for Scent of a Woman but not for some of his other roles.
Premise: We slid the door shut and sat.
Hypothesis: We started talking standing up with the door open.
Premise: and i lived with Dana in school
Hypothesis: I lived with Dana when we were in business school
Premise: because i know
Hypothesis: I don't know.
Premise: The nun went out and found the portrait just as her dream had foretold.
Hypothesis: She looked for the portrait, but could not find it.
Premise: The Georges Street Arcade is a sheltered market between Georges and Drury streets, a good place for second-hand books, music, clothing, and ethnic ware.
Hypothesis: The market is very exclusive.
Premise: yeah i hate to see that but it's uh that that you know if what it's going to take well you know we can deduct that from our income tax our federal income tax
Hypothesis: It cannot be deducted.
Premise: Once approved, by signature, the form without the supporting documents was forwarded to Treasury (for civil agencies) or another unit under the disbursing officer (for DOD) for actual payment.
Hypothesis: This is so they can get paid quicker.
Premise: If they sell it, they face another prepayment penalty of almost $15,000 to Fieldstone Mortgage.
Hypothesis: They will face a prepayment penalty if they buy it.
Premise: Ruling that the order was mutually binding, Judge Thornton also cited the men for contempt.
Hypothesis: Thornton said the order bound neither party.
Premise: While the city of Hollywood might once have had a glamorous reputation, for the past few decades the neighborhood, which stretches along the base of the northern hills emblazoned with the landmark Hollywood sign, has deteriorated like a faded movie star.
Hypothesis: The city of Hollywood is now dark, dingy, and many business have closed down.
Premise: The Combarelles cave, farther to the east, is a long winding gallery where the pictures are engraved rather than painted, and very often superimposed.
Hypothesis: The pictures in the Combarelles cave are engraved.