xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: This is the area for romantic private getaways.
Hypothesis: Only one person at a time is allowed into this area.
Premise: There does seem to be a relationship between the state of the economy and the amount of free legal service that big firms, at least, are willing or able to perform.
Hypothesis: The state of the economy does not mean that people are more eager to sue.
Premise: I want to challenge them to see what they can provide.
Hypothesis: If I challenge them on this, they might look unkindly upon my claim.
Premise: The decline of the Korean economy would cause more bankruptcies, increase investors' efforts to get out of won assets into other currencies, and force the won down further.
Hypothesis: Many bankruptcies were caused by the decline of the economy of Korea.
Premise: It was probably only an idle fancy, but--  "Hey!" One of the slaves below was waving at him.
Hypothesis: A slave took notice of him and began to wave.
Premise: Deductibility of student-loan interest $360
Hypothesis: Student loans are deductible
Premise: He was older and leaned heavy on a shaft of oak.
Hypothesis: The young man was climbing the oak tree.
Premise: no we we actually rent uh probably a good good combination of movies with the exception of horror films
Hypothesis: We rent movies.
Premise: In a rulemaking proceeding conducted in the late 1980s at the request of a mailer, the Commission addressed the question of the Postal Service's authority to negotiate rate changes in the form of a proposal to recognize contract rates.
Hypothesis: The Postal Service's authority was not put into question by these rulemaking proceedings.
Premise: they i mean they got a big problem with the Palestinians they don't need any other problems
Hypothesis: There are other threats in the immediate area.
Premise: It's closed down.
Hypothesis: It is shut down.
Premise: Fienberg, S. E. The Collection and Analysis of Ethnographic Data in Educational Research.
Hypothesis: S e fienberg - the collection and analysis of ethnographic data in educational research
Premise: Among the many attractions of this excursion is the Hakone Open Air Museum (Chokoku no mori, or Forest of Sculptures) at Miyanoshita.
Hypothesis: Hakone Open Air Museum is not included in this tour.
Premise: My wife went to Florida with her mother once.
Hypothesis: Neither my wife nor her mother has been to Florida yet.
Premise: BMAST takes 5 to 12 minutes to administer and performs nearly as well as the longer version.
Hypothesis: BMAST is a test of hand eye coordination used by some police departments.
Premise: i beg your  we've been talking for a little bit i appreciate the call i enjoyed talking with you
Hypothesis: I don't appreciate this phone call and really do not like talking to you.
Premise: Only four of its outer arches survived an 1183 earthquake undamaged, but the inner arcade of 74 arches is intact.
Hypothesis: In 1183, an earthquake damaged 74 of the inner arches, but most of the outer arches remain intact.
Premise: You can only fuel it with well-allocated, long-term investment.
Hypothesis: Putting money in the investment today will make 100 million dollars in the future.
Premise: It seems likely that U.S. and foreign mailers would prepare AO mail so that it would qualify for lower domestic rates applicable to printed matter and/or lower priority delivery.
Hypothesis: Domestic rates would be lowered by fifty percent.
Premise: Once the electronic data are received centrally, the examination process could be more automated.
Hypothesis: Humans have to do all of the work for the final exam process
Premise: The inadvisability of a mo rning or late afternoon visit on hot days will become apparent when you see the three pyramidal flights of stairs to the gate-houses.
Hypothesis: A visit to the gatehouses during hot weather was recommended because of the cool shade and water fountain found there.
Premise: Some of These reforms may be self-initiated, others may have been mandated by legislation, still others may be the result of administration initiatives such as the National Performance Review.
Hypothesis: Agencies are always on their toes waiting to see what reforms are required and it frustrates them.
Premise: The park also has a restaurant and children's play area.
Hypothesis: The park attracts loads and loads of visitors each year, it is very popular.
Premise: Ethnic Malays are present in the upper echelons of the government, civil service, and tourist offices.
Hypothesis: The upper echelons of government is filled with Ethnic Malays.
Premise: America in the 1950s was a middle-class society in a way that America in the 1990s is not.
Hypothesis: Majority of the people in America during the 1950's belong to the middle-class society.
Premise: i tell you what the uh the war started let's see was it a Wednesday or Thursday must have been Thursday um and Friday night i was i stayed up until two o'clock in the morning sitting right dead center in front of my television just watching practically with my mouth hanging open
Hypothesis: I sat watching the war on television until the wee hours of the morning.
Premise: Today, we re-emphasize the need for OHS to be established statutorily in order to effectively coordinate activities beyond the scope of the proposed DHS and to assure reasonable congressional oversight.
Hypothesis: There is no interest in exploring anything beyond the scope of the proposed DHS.
Premise: and the wind was blowing but today is muggy but the wind is still blowing but you know i don't know the weather
Hypothesis: The weather forecast predicts it'll get windier over the coming days.
Premise: The page also features a condensed history of Beijing (disguised as a Beijing Tour), links to China's music, and a reader forum.
Hypothesis: In reality, Beijing has a long and storied history that can't be summarized quite so easily.
Premise: When you're doing something that makes strangers better off, you should be encouraged to do more of it.
Hypothesis: Strangers feel good when you buy them coffee.
Premise: In addition, the participation of the CIO in long-range strategic planning is necessary to take full advantage of the opportunities IT can provide and to ensure that the technology infrastructure is in place as business strategies develop.
Hypothesis: The CIO is in no way obligated or expected to participate.
Premise: Now, if we assume that the volume of all sectors and uses in Tables 1, 2, and 3 have an elasticity of one with respect to the number of households (i.e.
Hypothesis: Tables 1, 2, and 3 have an elasticity of four.
Premise: yeah that's true that's true so you it's it's all important you know it's an all important thing that you
Hypothesis: That's false, it doesn't matter.
Premise: I told him of my awakening, of Mrs. Inglethorp's dying words, of her husband's absence, of the quarrel the day before, of the scrap of conversation between Mary and her mother-inlaw that I had overheard, of the former quarrel between Mrs. Inglethorp and Evelyn Howard, and of the latter's innuendoes. 
Hypothesis: I implicated a lot of people because of the arguing.
Premise: And this account of them was published in Slate , so it's probably wrong, too.
Hypothesis: It is certainly correct.
Premise: yeah and the other thing we have that i like to check sometimes is um Talking Fingers do you have that
Hypothesis: We would like to check out Talking Fingers for the weekend.
Premise: I am ready to redeem him!
Hypothesis: I am prepared to redeem him!
Premise: It is possible to retreat into the shopping mall next door for up-market fashions and food.
Hypothesis: The shopping mall nearby provides access to high end food and clothing.
Premise: because if they turn around they can get away they get away with it and they get away with it and they get away with it and then they do something worse and they get a slap on the wrist they get thirty days in jail and they finally get up to where they kill somebody else and they go through fourteen appeals and
Hypothesis: They will never get away with it because of justice.
Premise: oh did they oh i didn't know that
Hypothesis: I was well aware that they did.
Premise: The Carthaginians, under Hannibal, recruited locals to fight as mercenaries against Rome.
Hypothesis: Locals fought against the Romans for the Carthaginians.
Premise: Another approach would involve tracking changes to the estimated completion date for a system.
Hypothesis: A possible approach involves the tracking of changes to the estimated completion date for a system.
Premise: We must act at once. 
Hypothesis: We need to take action immediately.
Premise: The hotel servants surrounded them.
Hypothesis: The butler became surrounded by guests.
Premise: The Institute of Jamaica, on East Street, was founded in 1879 to encourage research in science, art, and literature in the true spirit of the Victorian age.
Hypothesis: The establishment of the institute of Jamaica was earned by two men.
Premise: Spend a little time exploring these villages for a glimpse of a lifestyle that will soon disappear as the younger generation turns its back on a rural way of life.
Hypothesis: The younger generation has no interest in pottery, but it is a mainstay in these villages.
Premise: The latest health scare is hepatitis-infected school lunches . A batch of frozen strawberries distributed through the federal lunch program caused hepatitis-A liver infections in more than 160 students and teachers in Michigan.
Hypothesis: Some school students died from the hepatitis epidemic.
Premise: Some of these Nobel Prize winners don't want to deal with empirical reality at all.
Hypothesis: There are no Nobel Prize winners who don't like dealing with empirical reality.
Premise: The Treasury may be deemed to have borrowed from the public to finance the outlays for which the entity borrowed, and thus to have incurred a corresponding interest cost of its own.
Hypothesis: The Treasury never borrows money.
Premise: The concept of postal density conveniently expresses the cost consequences of both multi-address buildings and multi-address kiosks.
Hypothesis: Multi-address locations are more difficult to service.
Premise: In order to investigate the impact of using the CV based WTP estimates, the Alternative Estimate relies on a value for incidence of chronic bronchitis using a cost-of-illness estimate based Cropper and Krupnick (1990) which calculates the present value of the lifetime expected costs associated with the illness.
Hypothesis: In 1990, Cropper and Krupnick conceived a way to estimate cost-of-illness.
Premise: Coming after Don't Look Back , the superb cinema verite documentary D.A.
Hypothesis: The verite documentary D.A. is preceeded by Don't Look Back.
Premise: the quivering, skulking embodiment of a single  guilty.
Hypothesis: One guilty person is smiiling..
Premise: There is no need. 
Hypothesis: That isn't necessary.
Premise: Vasari's greatest architectural work, it is now the home of one of the world's most famous and important art galleries.
Hypothesis: There is now an important art gallery in one of Vasari's greatest buildings.
Premise: uh because it's something that you know we don't talk about in this country probably enough
Hypothesis: We talk about this issue a lot in this country.
Premise: There are now several lodges at Royal Bardia National Park on the Karnali River.
Hypothesis: The Karnali River was damned in the early 1800s and is no longer part of the Bardia National Park.
Premise: Even you must have had some idea of the composition of the sky?"  Dave frowned as he tried to answer.
Hypothesis: Dave needed to get some help.
Premise: Program Letter 2000-7 was sent to the field at the end of 2000 calling on each state to evaluate and report on their state planning progress.
Hypothesis: Every state has to report on their state planning progress.
Premise: In seven days he destroyed both Hindu and Buddhist temples and statues, including Swayambhunath and Pashupatinath.
Hypothesis: Both the Swayambhunath and Pashupatinath temples were destroyed in a seven day time period.
Premise: With crime down and the economy up, New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is finally able to turn to the really big issues--like keeping the original Winnie-the-Pooh doll in a Manhattan museum against the claims of a member of the British Parliament that it belongs back in England.
Hypothesis: Crime is down but the economy is down
Premise: The heart of Asakusa, in turn, is Sensoji (also known as the Asakusa Kannon temple).
Hypothesis: Sensoji is the heart of Asakusa.
Premise: He thought the place might suit me." Again that basilisk glance seemed to pierce her through.
Hypothesis: He thinks that place was not right for me and frankly I agree as the basilisk could not pierce me.
Premise: However, it has tacitly encouraged the rebels, in the belief that Mobutu's patronage of guerrilla forces in the region is destabilizing.
Hypothesis: The rebels were encouraged by the belief that Mobutu's use of guerilla forces in the region isn't stable.
Premise: The Hyatt's two recently-renovated 40-story towers cover a city block at the Diamond Head end of Waikiki's shopping avenue (across the street from the beach).
Hypothesis: The Hyatt has two 40-story towers and a giant pool
Premise: Other tombs in the valley are much more instructive about Egyptian life, death, and the afterlife.
Hypothesis: This tomb is not very informative about Egyptian life.
Premise: Once committed to a plan of action, they must remain steadfast supporters of the end goals and their support must be transparent to all.
Hypothesis: They shouldn't remain committed to supporters.
Premise: The city airport bus terminal operates below ground, beneath an 1885 statue of Christopher Columbus and a monument to the discovery of the New World.
Hypothesis: The bus station was 25 feet above the statue.
Premise: Deceased had already made a will in his favour before her marriage, but ”and Mr. Philips wagged an expressive forefinger ”the prisoner was not aware of that. 
Hypothesis: She felt he was a good man so she left him everything.
Premise: One, two, three, go!" Tuppence's little thumb ripped open the envelope, and she extracted the contents.
Hypothesis: Tuppence was very excited to open up the envelope.
Premise: What did she do with it afterwards?
Hypothesis: What happened to it afterwards?
Premise: In fiscal year 2000, it provided health care assistance to an estimated 33 million persons, at a cost of about $118.
Hypothesis: Health care assistance was provided to about 33 million people.
Premise: For example, adjusting for age differences between subjects in the economic studies and those affected by air pollution may imply the need to adjust the $6 million VSL downward, but the involuntary nature of air pollution-related risks and the lower level of risk-aversion of the manual laborers in the labor market studies may imply the need for upward adjustments.
Hypothesis: Pollution related risks are fixed and unchanging in relation to age.
Premise: Maybe they all wore rubber-soled shoes or practiced sneaking about; it was a silly way for grown people to act.
Hypothesis: They might've been practicing sneaking around or pretending to be ninjas, either way, it was silly to see adults act like that.
Premise: um no i hadn't heard of that
Hypothesis: I didn't know about that
Premise: (c) As a share of GDP, government now takes 40 cents on the dollar.
Hypothesis: They wanted to make 60 cents per dollar.
Premise: and they don't need that seven day waiting period
Hypothesis: They do not require a waiting time of seven days.
Premise: i mean it's it's gotten worse i graduated about two years ago and even in the past two years it's gotten i mean it's just increased the the crime and the the drugs and the violence and everything have just crime increased enormously
Hypothesis: The crime, drugs, and violence have increased a lot just since I graduated two years ago.
Premise: More recently, several studies have found that the practice of examining the effects on a single day basis may significantly understate the risk of short-term exposures (Schwartz, 2000; Zanobetti et al, 2002).
Hypothesis: Exposure even on a short term basis is dangerous and detrimental to health.
Premise: We evoked you by the name of Dave Hanson.
Hypothesis: You came quickly.
Premise: there are too many children that are just conceived and produced and dropped on society
Hypothesis: There are not enough illegitimate children to go around.
Premise: But what's wrong with an answer that's more specific than the question?
Hypothesis: It's best if you have a very specific answer.
Premise: Rather, in accordance with the Board's practice, publication of the certifications in the Federal Register was treated as providing notice to SBA.
Hypothesis: There was a chance the certifications were to be published in the Federal Register.
Premise: i just i can't keep all these buttons you know knobs and dials and gauges that are supposed to mean anything i don't want to i can't understand them
Hypothesis: I've put a lot of work into understanding all of these buttons, knobs, dials, and gauges.
Premise: hi Maureen how are you
Hypothesis: I don't want to talk.
Premise: Out of the way beaches where you can find some solitude tend to lie down narrow tortuous roads in remote parts of the island.
Hypothesis: The speed limit on the island's roads is 50mph.
Premise: Many aliens who became lawful permanent residents as Special Agricultural Workers (SAW) do not have the resources to bring their entire families to the United States, so these aliens also continue to come to the U.S. as single workers and return to Mexico during periods of unemployment.
Hypothesis: A lot of aliens who are permanent residents as SAW have raised a lot of money to bring their families to the United states.
Premise: Paches, they know this here country like it was part o' their own bodies can say 'Howdy-an'-how's-all-th'-folks, bub?' t' every lizard an' snake in th' rocks.
Hypothesis: They knew that country very well because they have lived there for a long time.
Premise: Finally, the Commission is given 120 days to consider appeals from those who contend the Postal Service has proposed closing their local post office without following the safeguard procedures Congress wrote into law.
Hypothesis: Many people will make appeals regarding their local post office.
Premise: There might well be no place for a Drew Rennie in Hunt Rennie's present life.
Hypothesis: There is no place for Drew Rennie in Hunt Rennie's present life.
Premise: The enormous legal assistance gap cannot be tolerated by a just society, by a society that asks people to be governed by the rule of law, said Miller. 
Hypothesis: The legal assistance gap is not acceptable if we want people to be treated fairly.
Premise: In conclusion, the analysis finds that while compliance with the rule will bring significant health benefits to the population and also exact long-term revenue losses on the tobacco industry and short-term costs on various affiliated industry sectors, the benefits of the rule will greatly exceed the compliance costs on the United States economy.
Hypothesis: Complying with the rule is expected to result in substantial health benefits.
Premise: i i agree um and i and i recall when President Bush said that you know he said look i you know i'm sorry that you're opposed to the war there's a lot of us that are opposed to war but uh you're not helping the people that are over there by what you're doing and i remember a lot of it kind of stopped after that
Hypothesis: The war is without controversy.
Premise: Seaside fun is yours if you hit the coastal bike, skate, and jogging paths (for maps and guides, call 310/305-9545 or stop off at the Department of Beaches and Harbors' Visitor Information Ceter, at 4701 Admiralty Way, Marina del Rey).
Hypothesis: Skating and biking are not allowed on the coastal paths.
Premise: you know do other things that are really not good for them you know
Hypothesis: Don't do things that aren't good for them
Premise: But here in America, to be creeped out by unwanted mass transit eroticism shoved at you from every direction, you must make do with loudmouthed cell phone sex on the Long Island Railroad.
Hypothesis: The posters on the subway are nearly pornographic.
Premise: he's a big mean guy
Hypothesis: He's just like a teddy bear! He's big, but wouldn't hurt a fly!
Premise: The Commission solicited comments from the public through a notice duly published in the Federal Register.
Hypothesis: The comments were mostly positive an there were very few negative ones.
Premise: I am not usually clumsy. 
Hypothesis: I am always clumsy.
Premise: Moreover, having an old parent does not automatically confer on children the right to make the parents' health care choices.
Hypothesis: Children automatically have the legal authority to make health care choices on behalf of their aging parents.
Premise: An ideal test would perform uniformly in all populations and sub-groups.
Hypothesis: Unfortunately, no such test exists now or ever will exist.
Premise: i think it should be in other cases other than just shooting a policeman
Hypothesis: There are plenty of cases where this could be relevant.
Premise: With what you knew, and what you didn't know.
Hypothesis: What you know and what you don't know.
Premise: The resulting increase in domestic capital would enhance worker's productivity and wages, but the payments to foreign lenders flow abroad.
Hypothesis: International capital would decrease worker's productivity and not allow any growth at all.
Premise: The Palais des Papes is the resulting combination of feudal fortress and opulent palace.
Hypothesis: The Palais des Papes was used as a waystation and nobody remained there for great lengths.
Premise: An the center of the gardens is Ross Open Air Bandstand, which plays host to free concerts throughout the year, particularly during the festival season.
Hypothesis: The concerts are usually classical or old soul.
Premise: Good money wasted." He sighed.
Hypothesis: He sighed and said "Good money wasted".
Premise: well it's been very interesting
Hypothesis: The experience has been extremely interesting for the company.
Premise: The help, although late, has earned Dudovitz some appreciation.
Hypothesis: The late help earned Dudovitz some appreciation, and a nice note from this wife.
Premise: Lakeland Social Events
Hypothesis: Mountainway events.
Premise: If you're coming into France from the English Channel or across the Belgian border, don't rush south on the autoroute but take a more leisurely journey and enjoy Picardy.
Hypothesis: Don't take the autoroute through Picardy if you're coming to France from the English Channel or Belgian border.
Premise: The analysis notes that the rulemaking applies to providers of cellular, narrowband and broadband PCS, CMRS, specialized mobile radio services, CMRS paging commercial 220 MHz services, and for-profit interconnected business radio services.
Hypothesis: The analysis says that rulemaking applies to cell phone providers if they cover more than one state.
Premise: In addition, for governmentwide work, GAO will generally request that comments be provided by the agency(ies) with whom the entrance conference was held.
Hypothesis: GAO will ask for comments from the agencies that conducted the entrance conference in NYC.
Premise: If there's one thing this institution dislikes, it's being called a museum.
Hypothesis: This institution does not like being called a museum.
Premise: Kailasanatha is one of the most important Shiva sanctuaries dating from the eighth century.
Hypothesis: Kailasanatha is one of the most insignificant Shiva sanctuaries.
Premise: yeah the uh the thing that's kind of interesting uh about this my sons in the Air Force
Hypothesis: My son is with the Air Force because he wanted to fly planes.
Premise: 5) The real outrage is that the fight was boring.
Hypothesis: Some spectators found the fight to be mildy interesting.
Premise: One was huge, dressed in black plate armor, a high neck guard, black cloak, and a leather three-corner hat.
Hypothesis: One of the which was very large, perhaps strong, covered in armor up to his neck, coated with a cloak covering their identity... a hat on their head.