xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Script's primary power, wrote Edmund Morris, Reagan's biographer, in a 1995 reflection on the letter, is to convey the cursive flow of human thought, from brain to hand to pen to ink to eye--every waver, every loop, every character trembling with expression.
Hypothesis: Conveying the flow of human thought is the primary power of Script.
Premise: We concluded that a decision by the LSC regarding certain lobbying practices by grant recipients was not subject to judicial review in an action by a lender claiming injury as a result of such lobbying.
Hypothesis: The Supreme Court already issued several opinions relating to jurisdiction.
Premise: well they had i don't think it was last year the year before they were doing really good and i think they had an off year last year
Hypothesis: Last year was an anomaly since they did well the year before that.
Premise: First, the earthquake of 1923 and subsequent fire razed nearly all vestiges of old Edo, killing some 140,000 people in the process.
Hypothesis: Old Edo was almost destroyed in the earthquake of 1923.
Premise: so it must be a beautiful country it's just that you know they won't let you get out and when you want to get out of the country that's what you want to do
Hypothesis: Besides the travel bans, I think it might be a great country.
Premise: The flaw is best expressed when she refers to last week as windfall week.
Hypothesis: There weren't any flaws.
Premise: of course we think it's helping other people and so
Hypothesis: Other people need the help more than us.
Premise: Last week we purged our delivery lists of people who hadn't subscribed.
Hypothesis: We kept everyone on the list even though many hadn't signed up.
Premise: He saw himself draw his pistol and shoot Ca'daan in the face.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan was shot in the face by Jon.
Premise: In the film, Lana tries to prevent John and Tom from finding Brandon by asking them to go get a drink.
Hypothesis: Tom and John go with Lana to get a drink, sparing Brandon from being found.
Premise: to to really give me what i feel is support um so i'm i i i think probably just an ace bandage would work
Hypothesis: I think I just need an ankle brace.
Premise: In 2001, OPP and the State Planning Team focused their hiring activities on recruiting individuals with expertise in critical areas like diversity, technology, and organizational development.
Hypothesis: In 1990, OPP and the State Planning Team focuses their hiring activities.
Premise: Without credibility, the CIO organization will struggle to be accepted as a full participant in the development of new organizational systems and processes.
Hypothesis: The CIO organization is currently lacking in credibility.
Premise: Bauerstein, that strychnine, as a drug, acts quickly?"
Hypothesis: Would you say, Bauerstein, that strychnine is a fast-acting drug?
Premise: uh yeah well i think it depends on what the crime is uh you're not going to sentence somebody to death for stealing a car uh if it's first degree murder or uh
Hypothesis: You're not going to punish someone for stealing a car the same as murder.
Premise: Invented in 1993: After a big interception, Packers safety Leroy Butler . The populist Leap is particularly suited to the NFL's only publicly owned team, the zealously beloved Pack.
Hypothesis: The Packers are the only team in the NFL that are publicly owned.
Premise: yes it did yeah well i think i would also and i think it it really uh would be very difficult in terms of uh you know people i'm thinking mainly people going to college i don't see how
Hypothesis: It would be hard for people going to college.
Premise: The Franciscan Church of the Condemnation and the Chapel of the Flagellation (a medieval building that contains a Biblical museum) mark the sites of these events.
Hypothesis: The Chapel is the sole site of the events.
Premise: That problem was there at the beginning, when meritocracy appeared to have triumphed, whether at the University of California or Yale, and it is still with us.
Hypothesis: The universities took care of the issue before it could become a problem.
Premise: Mom! Mom! Look! Cubicar! Cubicar! Rafik shouted while looking at a meter-long model of a Formula Zero car with all kinds of bells and whistles, whose three-volume user's manual fitted nicely into a small 20-liter trunk in the rear of the bolide.
Hypothesis: Rafik yelled while he looked at a model of a car that had great details on it.
Premise: well did we cover it everything
Hypothesis: We did not cover anything.
Premise: well Roger was a composite one there's one there's a movie i've seen Roger Rabbit that's not a recent movie
Hypothesis: I've never seen Roger Rabbit - what was it like?
Premise: Reliability, in turn, includes the completeness and accuracy of the data.
Hypothesis: Reliability includes how accurate data is.
Premise: The unique technology projects film images onto giant water-mist screens that are 30 ft (9 m) tall and 50 ft (15 m) wide.
Hypothesis: The water mist screens are barely five feet wide.
Premise: For H-2A workers, representation is authorized if the workers have been admitted to and have been present in the United States pursuant to an H-2A contract, and the representation arises under their H-2A contract.
Hypothesis: Representation is not authorized under any circumstance to those under a H-2A contract.
Premise: that's the best way to shop i mean i always thought my mom was being mean to me but i look back at it now and my child is going to i mean i'm going to raise mine the same way
Hypothesis: I'll teach my child to shop that way too.
Premise: Serious matters should be reported to top management.
Hypothesis: Top management needs to be informed of any serious issues.
Premise: Nowadays, the city is a blend of historic buildings and modern skyscrapers, and the contrast is striking.
Hypothesis: People love the contrasting skyline.
Premise: I do not say that. 
Hypothesis: That was not the meaning I intended to give.
Premise: A longsword gleamed from the sheath on his back.
Hypothesis: He took pride in caring for his sword on his back.
Premise: yeah i don't i don't notice but maybe because i'm not looking for it yeah
Hypothesis: I haven't really noticed that the paint is chipping but perhaps that's because I haven't taken a closer look.
Premise: The narrow streets bordering the river are full of interesting antique stores, coffee shops, and restaurants.
Hypothesis: The streets and alleyways are filled with many small shops, coffee shops, and restaurants.
Premise: Such an estimate can be compared to agency plans to see if the agency has committed itself to unrealistically short time frames.
Hypothesis: The estimates do not indicate if the plans have too short of a time frame.
Premise: Where'll I put your plunder, mister?" He was already loosing Croaker's pack.
Hypothesis: He was gaining the pack of Croaker.
Premise: The four boys cried out and swung thin sticks wildly.
Hypothesis: The children were all related.
Premise: The facade of the Temple of Ramses II is one of the most enduring images of Egypt and though you may have seen them in photographs, they are truly breathtaking in reality.
Hypothesis: This is because it has magic powers that hypnotize the viewer.
Premise: A deep rumble awoke in the mountain, a shake that warped the ground under Jon's feet.
Hypothesis: Everything was still and silent.
Premise: Little white flashes lit up the black edges of his vision.
Hypothesis: Flashes of brilliant white lit up the darkness of his vision.
Premise: He could not call for her again.
Hypothesis: She wouldn't let him contact her anymore.
Premise: Red-roofed houses nestle on the surrounding hills.
Hypothesis: The houses on the hills all have different color roofs.
Premise: GAO has been able to close field offices both in the United States and overseas-much of it through attrition-and achieve gains in productivity and collaborative work environments.
Hypothesis: Closing field offices has a devastating impact on efficiency.
Premise: Because it requires no ongoing effort or supervision to be effective, and it can be discontinued only after some (rather small) effort.
Hypothesis: It requires an ongoing effort to be effective.
Premise: Completed in 1440, its Flamboyant Gothic design has a flair and grace that bewitch you into imagining the long-gone gilt of its facade (from which it earned its name).
Hypothesis: The lack of excess adornments on the structure lead the eye to wander across it's amazing buttresses.
Premise: He tells  If you live like a lawyer while you're a law student, you're definitely going to live like a student when you're a lawyer.
Hypothesis: Always act like a lawyer and you'll always live like one.
Premise: North of Luxor temple, in the streets behind the Mosque of Abu El Haggag, is the bustling souk or market where you'll find a mixture of tourist souvenirs and local products such as food or textiles.
Hypothesis: There is a mix of souvenirs and local products in the market.
Premise: The first question to Bauer Wednesday was, Don't you just give this story more momentum by doing this?
Hypothesis: They asked Bauer if he gave the story more momentum.
Premise: yeah right i i think that a a big part of the uh you know the government concept over the last fifty years has been uh redistribution of uh of wealth in in effect
Hypothesis: The government concept does not include wealth redistribution.
Premise: A short walk up the road past the police station, along the Street of the Armenian Patriarchate, brings you to the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James (11th 12th centuries) and its convent.
Hypothesis: There are no police stations in the vicinity of the Armenian Cathedral of Saint James.
Premise: Athletic prowess was admired and the Olympic games were constituted in 776 b.c. , to promote friendly competition.
Hypothesis: Many of the same sports played today were also present at the original Olympic games.
Premise: Black Africans didn't take part until the third modern games, held in St. Louis in 1908.
Hypothesis: Black Africans were always allowed to take part in the games.
Premise: Starr vows to plot his course independent of the political consequences, but Maureen Dowd says he's still on revenge autopilot . David Carr and Jill Stewart digest Starr's move--and Bob Woodward's new book--in .
Hypothesis: Starr wants to get back at the Clintons.
Premise: Yet, as good as his life was, Adrin's hand sometimes ached for the rapier.
Hypothesis: Adrin is very skilled with a rapier.
Premise: yeah that's you know
Hypothesis: Other things may be the case alongside this.
Premise: It could also have devastating effects on Western opinion by giving the impression that NATO is only bombing buildings in Belgrade because it is incapable of taking on the Serb military units in Kosovo, where Milosevic appears to have all the time he needs to empty villages, mine frontiers, bury his tanks and armored vehicles, and install artillery batteries opposite the KLA bases in Albania.
Hypothesis: NATO is worried about the impression it gives.
Premise: You should be in the hide by the afternoon and out again the next morning at around 9:30am.
Hypothesis: Stay for as long as you want.
Premise: Few buildings and monuments from medieval Madrid exist, but the mood still does.
Hypothesis: There are still a lot of medieval buildings in Madrid to explore.
Premise: oh yeah yeah i was i i was kind of surprised that uh that the Royals let him go with a football career as long as they did you know
Hypothesis: I thought that the Royals would have let him go long before they did.
Premise: The Tang clan's earliest walled village was Lo Wai, which also has its defensive wall intact and is entered by a narrow gate.
Hypothesis: Lo Wai was a walled village.
Premise: (Well, for Skadden it's not such a mystery, considering that Slate is part of the name of the D.C. law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &amp; Flom.)
Hypothesis: Slate is not related to the law firm it shares a name with.
Premise: While facing the challenges of an ever-growing population that may outnumber even that of China by the beginning of the next century, India remains the largest democracy and one of the top ten industrial powers in the world.
Hypothesis: I think India's population may be greater than that of China by the start of the next century.
Premise: i see well it will become even more important you know when and if you do
Hypothesis: Okay, there will be more significance if you choose to.
Premise: At the same time, it would be wise to allay any suspicions he might have as to his being suspected. 
Hypothesis: He is suspected of being one of the 10 Vampire Lords.
Premise: Keeping the peace in the Taiwan Strait must be the United States' top China priority.
Hypothesis: Someone said keeping the peace in the Taiwan Straight should be low on the agenda for the US.
Premise: The museum is probably best for younger children.
Hypothesis: The museum is appropriate for children under 10.
Premise: seems like they have ninety percent of the people calling from Texas
Hypothesis: Texans use phones.
Premise: Thank the gods, thought Jon, staring up at the red moon with the black moon inside.
Hypothesis: Jon was staring up at the white moon.
Premise: uh it's totally ridiculous
Hypothesis: It's completely ridiculous I have to pay so much money.
Premise: but uh it's similar uh-huh
Hypothesis: It's almost the same.
Premise: He stood his ground and waited.
Hypothesis: The waited.
Premise: The villa, with its classical portico to catch the summer breezes, was the Renaissance architect's visiting card for scores of commissions, copied worldwide, especially on the cotton plantations of America's Deep South, where elegant porch-living became an article of faith.
Hypothesis: The villa's first portico was destroyed by fire.
Premise: But instead of donating the island to the Nature Conservancy, Allen has evicted the camp and plans to build something for himself.
Hypothesis: Allen decided not to donate the land on the island.
Premise: Doctor with Marlin Fitzwater.
Hypothesis: Marlin Fitzwater is a reporter.
Premise: there you go yeah
Hypothesis: Yes, that is good.
Premise: yeah well you don't own cats yeah you they they own you
Hypothesis: You own cats, not the other way around.
Premise: However, we have significant concerns with S. 556 as drafted.
Hypothesis: We are thrilled about S. 556.
Premise: two girls and they are a handful
Hypothesis: I have only three boys who are in college right now.
Premise: I shouldn't like the colonies and I'm perfectly certain they wouldn't like me!
Hypothesis: I cannot wait to go to the colonies.
Premise: There isn't much room in Schor's schema for even the interesting curlicues of spending culture, such as the joy in finding a bargain or personal variances in taste (e.g.
Hypothesis: In Schor's schema, there is not a lot of room, even for what regards spending culture, said the critics.
Premise: Clinton's apologists are content to subsume the allegation of violence into a pattern of sex and thereby dismiss it as immaterial.
Hypothesis: Clinton apologists see and believe the allegations in their entirety.
Premise: State planning-related program visits took place in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
Hypothesis: Minnesota was visited.
Premise: ANC power will most probably be challenged in the 1999 election by the left.
Hypothesis: ANC is not a popular party.
Premise: But even as a new light rail system wends its way through the capital, progress has not entirely buried the past under chrome and concrete.
Hypothesis: The progress of the capital is not as prolific even with the new light rail system.
Premise: The Mus??e de la C??ramique (1 Rue Faucon) displays the local colorful glazed earthenware (fa?¯ence) and china from France and the rest of the world.
Hypothesis: At the Musee de la Ceramique, one can purchase earthenware.
Premise: You're right so far, Nye."Topham grinned.
Hypothesis: Topham was fascinated by how Nye got everything right.
Premise:  1) Loyalty is dead.
Hypothesis: Loyalty is alive and well.
Premise: Expenses included in calculating net cost for nonfederal physical property programs shall be reported as investments in required supplementary stewardship information accompanying the financial statements of the Federal Government and the separate reports of component units of the Federal Government responsible for such investments.
Hypothesis: Expenses that are included in finding the net cost of a nonfederal physical property are investments, not savings.
Premise: and that's another quagmire that really hurts us
Hypothesis: That quagmire was a great benefit to us.
Premise: A severely biteless paste such as Colgate Platinum Whitening Mild Mint can be retch-triggering.
Hypothesis: Colgate Platinum Whitening Mild Mint is a severely biteless paste and thus, it is unpopular with consumers.
Premise: This chapter will explore the combination of these technologies and how deployment of more than one technology at a unit could potentially result in improved resource utilization.
Hypothesis: Deployment of more than one technology could result in improved morale among employees.
Premise: Less sophisticated than Ambleside and less commercial than Bowness, it has a simple charm that many visitors find more appealing.
Hypothesis: It is more sophisticated and commercial than the nearby towns of Bowness and Ambleside.
Premise: Jones Web site, and makes interesting reading.
Hypothesis: Jones Web site publishes insightful pieces about politics.
Premise: do you ever keep any of your stuff
Hypothesis: Have you once kept your stuff.
Premise: you know you oh yeah because i mean everybody grows up looking at these cop movies and trying to you know to imitate them or whatever and uh i thought he did such an excellent job of not
Hypothesis: Nobody wants to imitate cops from the movies.
Premise: Surely one so skilled can also be a secretary, even to the great Dave Hanson?
Hypothesis: I doubt they could handle this secretary job.
Premise: right exactly plus the social attitude you know if if you walk into a place and and uh i know in our office uh our secretary gives everyone a hard all the ladies a hard time if they wear white shoes i think it's uh is it after uh Labor Day or something i don't know and and uh so you know the the social attitude has a little bit to do with uh i think the way we dress
Hypothesis: Social attitudes have a bit to do with the way we dress. In our office, our secretary gives the ladies a hard time if they wear white shoes after Labor Day.
Premise: A landowner and leader of the local hunt, Peel was a larger-than-life character, well known throughout the region in his day.
Hypothesis: Peel was quiet and reserved and didn't talk to anyone.
Premise: Montazah Palace, built in the 19th century as a hunting lodge, started the fashion.
Hypothesis: The Montazah Palace was built in the 18th century.
Premise: Egypt became a backwater, even more so as the Ottoman Empire went into chronic terminal decline in the 18th century, with a series of crises that local mamelukes were unable to control.
Hypothesis: The Ottoman Empire was a disaster and caused the country to disband.
Premise: You love it up here, don't you?
Hypothesis: You're a fan of it here, right?
Premise: A decade later, he has entered the scene again, dressed now in the finery of the Euro-American, a pitiable white who can't find his heritage but doesn't want to get left behind in the parade of affirming identities.
Hypothesis: He was a pitiable white searching for his heritage because he wanted to seem as interesting as those around him.
Premise: but i um i sort of you know do a lot of these things so so that um Seder's you know our our first Seder is tomorrow night and this is a rare exception there are going to be sixteen people at my house tomorrow night which and five of them will be Jewish
Hypothesis: My house tomorrow night will have over ten people in it.
Premise: I decided I'd just got to risk that, and I started.
Hypothesis: I decided I could start without risking anything
Premise: and they just they ruin
Hypothesis: They always ruin things.
Premise: Rennie went into action, so swiftly that for a startled moment Drew was left gaping at empty space.
Hypothesis: Drew was left gaping at empty space for a startled moment, because Rennie went into action so swiftly.
Premise: well i i thought so too they they just had a letdown in the second half and they couldn't recover
Hypothesis: They poured it on in the second half and the other team just couldn't keep up.
Premise: El Greco fans are in for a happy surprise a wide selection of his works, highlighted by the La Asuncien de la Virgen, painted just a year before the artist's death.
Hypothesis: The La Asuncien de la Virgen was painted a year before El Greco's death, but it is seen as his best work.
Premise: yeah i don't either it's not until you have kids i guess you worry about those things
Hypothesis: You don't have to worry about it until you have kids of your own.
Premise: yeah exactly uh-huh like um well i have i come from a family of twelve children and
Hypothesis: There were ten children in my neighbor's family.
Premise: (Fewer than one in 40 men in the study backed out due to the pain.)
Hypothesis: The pain from the study caused some men to drop out.
Premise: Well, I don't know that I should go so far as to say that.
Hypothesis: I don't really know if I should go as far as to say something like that, really.
Premise: There have been profound changes on the island, which was until the 1950s almost exclusively agricultural.
Hypothesis: The island has always been highly industrialized.
Premise: probably for the past oh i don't know six months
Hypothesis: Probably for the past six months or more like seven.
Premise: Caveat emptor, indeed.
Hypothesis: It's certainly a caveat emptor.
Premise: International banking conspirators of the Zionist Operated Government soon to be brought low by my military-grade anthrax; soon that nest of seething pervs, that island of sin called Manhattan, will see its Hudson and East rivers run with blood and ...
Hypothesis: Manhattan is not called the island of sin.
Premise: Safire's journalistic cheating undermines their professional work.
Hypothesis: The journalists may not cheat on all articles.
Premise: Worth trying anyhow.
Hypothesis: It was worth trying, but only once.
Premise: Theory and Applications for Modern Schools and
Hypothesis: Modern school has much to teach
Premise: The documents listed may exist with different names than those used here.
Hypothesis: These documents only have one universal name.
Premise: Despite its tactics, the National Party is slipping in opinion polls.
Hypothesis:  The National Party's tactics are the reason for their unpopularity.
Premise: The cathedral's 750 stained-glass windows are sublimely restrained, but Tomes bronze, marble, and jasper ensemble of color, shape, and symbolism is startling, and, daring as it is, much criticized.
Hypothesis: There were only 15 windows in the cathedral.
Premise: Old books.
Hypothesis: Old books.
Premise: After the more sober spirituality of the Romanesque churches, the soaring Gothic cathedrals of Chartres, Paris (Notre-Dame), Bourges, and Amiens were at once monuments to the glory of God and testimony to the sheer power, spiritual and temporal, of the Roman Catholic Church.
Hypothesis: Chartres, Paris, Bourges and Amines' cathedrals were monuments to the glory of God and, at the same time, testimony to sheer power of the Roman Catholic Church, said my history book.
Premise: well well anyway well i guess do you think we're finished
Hypothesis: Do you think we still have work to do?
Premise: Because it plays on my childhood imagination.
Hypothesis: It plays on my imagination from childhood.
Premise: The girl put him down as thirty-five.
Hypothesis: He was listed as thirty-five by the girl.
Premise: With Cervantes' help, he said he wrote his employer a letter demanding the money, provided an account of the hours he worked, and just received two checks totaling more than $3,000.
Hypothesis: He received more than three thousand dollars for the time he worked.