xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Only when the right employees are on board and provided the training, technology, structure, incentives, and accountability to work effectively is organizational success possible.
Hypothesis: The employees who receive proper training tend to stay on board longer than those who do not receive training.
Premise: Cash only.
Hypothesis: Cash only, including foreign dollars--just no plastic.
Premise: The involvement and support of senior management throughout an acquisition is essential for success.
Hypothesis: The involvement and support of senior management is great for mental health!
Premise: so you think we should do this in every profession
Hypothesis: You think we should do this in every profession?
Premise: Thank you.
Hypothesis: Thankyou very much.
Premise: because a lot of people work and not every place will give you time to get off to go to the polls
Hypothesis: A lot of people can't get off work.
Premise: and and uh again like you say there was and you are still a student and there's so much more you could have learned and but i i i don't know i think discipline i guess if i were to look at one thing we've lost well kids used to have a respect for the teacher i guess at one time but i think we've kind of lost that in out school system and i'm not really sure how to get it back i say discipline and that might be the wrong choice of words but it
Hypothesis: Discipline is the number one thing that is wrong.
Premise: Yes? said Julius.
Hypothesis: No? Julius asked.
Premise: which i think is a is an invasion of privacy
Hypothesis: In my opinion, this action compromises my privacy.
Premise: The room, which was untenanted, was furnished as a bedroom.
Hypothesis: The empty room was made into a bedroom.
Premise: But visitors crowd into a small annex of the church with one to view a single painting, one of Spain's supreme masterpieces, El Greco's Burial of the Count of Orgaz.
Hypothesis: Burial of the Count of Orgaz is a little known work.
Premise: Tommy's heart beat faster, but his casual pleasantness did not waver.
Hypothesis: Tommy's heart often beat faster than was normal.
Premise: Well? I asked benignantly, as she hesitated. 
Hypothesis: I grabbed her arms and shook her angrily, asking, Well?
Premise: It might seem that population density could be used to compare differences in the fixed cost of delivery.
Hypothesis: Population density cannot be used to compare difference in delivery costs.
Premise: I drew my off-hand dagger.
Hypothesis: I pulled the dagger from my left sheath.
Premise: Other items you might consider include nargiles, the famous  hubble-bubble  pipes popular with old men in Turkish cafes; meerschaum pipes and figurines, produced in Eskisehir; luxurious Turkish towels, the best of which come from Bursa; colourful Karag??z puppets, made from dyed camel-hide; Muslim prayerbeads (tespih); traditional Turkish musical instruments, such as the mandolin-like saz, the davul (drum), or the ney, a Dervish flute; and lokum, better known as Turkish Delight, which comes in many flavours and can be found in shops in and around the Spice Bazaar.
Hypothesis: The Turkish Delights are very inexpensive here, you could buy many of them for only a few coins.
Premise: Both men landed hard.
Hypothesis: The men jumped off off the roof and landed on the concrete.
Premise: In particular, Plotz's notion that adventures used to be (and need to be) driven by practical considerations, such as opening trade routes, strikes me as daft.
Hypothesis: Piotz believed that adventures should have a practical purpose.
Premise: What does that say about your political judgment?
Hypothesis: What does that say about your judgment politically?
Premise: I flopped to the ground, rolling onto my back.
Hypothesis: I jumped up onto my feet.
Premise: GAO does not have classification authority for its products.
Hypothesis: GAO has classification authority for its products.
Premise: Then she certainly did mind very much, remarked Poirot. 
Hypothesis: Poirot said that she was bothered by it.
Premise: you know but i'm not convinced that's a that that Social Security is doing as well as it should and you know and and and uh and and that you know those people who need it for welfare and so forth who really need it for welfare not the eighty five to ninety percent of them who don't need it but i mean the real people who really need it you know should be getting it but instead i think it's going to the wrong places
Hypothesis: Social Security is not going to the people who really need it.
Premise: I tried not to judge.
Hypothesis: I tried not to think badly of them.
Premise: as a result i really didn't have that much interest to learn how to maintain fix and maintain cars
Hypothesis: I really love fixing cars
Premise: In Kushinagar, between Bodh Gaya and his birthplace, he died at age 80 of dysentery, it is said, from eating pork.
Hypothesis: He was killed by eating raw chicken.
Premise: Together, they cover a wide range of evaluation questions, although clearly not all
Hypothesis: They cover a wide range of evaluation questions for the CEOs
Premise: These one-day fluctuations make absolutely no difference in one's financial circumstances, but watching them offers a fan's pleasure.
Hypothesis: Nobody likes watching these market fluctuations.
Premise: Postal Rate Commission recommend rates and fees [that] shall provide sufficient revenues so that total estimated income  to the Postal Service will equal as nearly as practicable total estimated costs of [operating] the Postal Service.
Hypothesis: Rates and fees used by the Postal Service should be identical to overhead costs.
Premise: and uh so i've heard the name and uh well back to the topic i guess we've talked long enough Bill
Hypothesis: We haven't talked long enough, Bill.
Premise: His analysis left some questions unanswered but pointed to efficient discounts well above the 8a level and to gains on the order of several hundred million dollars.
Hypothesis: He wants to make millions of dollars more.
Premise: the uh the grown ups eat for four dollars and something and the and the uh the eight and eleven year old eat for uh two dollars and something and the four year old eats for free and uh the grown ups get all you can eat and the kids have to have can only have like four items
Hypothesis: It's an expensive restaurant.
Premise: yeah right we're going we're going through the exact same thing
Hypothesis: Last year, we went through the same situation.
Premise: I could see the cogs turning as he calculated strategies...I got there first.
Hypothesis: the wheels in his brain were turning.
Premise: Scientists have learned how bacteria can build up in gaps in the gum, cause infection, weaken the jawbone, and eventually murder teeth.
Hypothesis: Gaps in gums come from poor hygiene.
Premise: Turnaround time for printing is 10 days, about a month faster than either Smythson or Pineider.
Hypothesis: The printing takes about 10 days to do.
Premise: wow you have three children boys girls i have uh three as well uh mine are uh uh twenty five twenty four and twenty one the numbers keep changing so it's hard for me to remember
Hypothesis: I have three children too, I can never remember their ages.
Premise: ITC board member Robert A. Glaves is the executive director of the Chicago Bar Foundation, which provides funding to more than 40 local legal aid agencies, and he said the Web sites will help those agencies run more efficiently.
Hypothesis: Robert Glaves was appointed executive director of the Chicago Bar Foundation in 2007.
Premise: Either way, it was his editorial policy that the essential thing about smoking was not selling a toxic product that kills half a million people a year; it was freedom of choice.
Hypothesis: No one enjoys smoking or wants of to stay legal.
Premise: The major portion of the analysis discusses the alternatives considered and the reasons why required volume or performance standards for transplant programs and imposing specific allocation standards focusing on geographic equity were rejected in favor of the performance standards adopted.
Hypothesis: Geographic equity was shown to be a flawed method of setting performance standards.
Premise: The less you ask, the more you get.
Hypothesis: You will get more if you ask less.
Premise: We were very agitated. 
Hypothesis: We were calm.
Premise: When his family fell on hard times, Degas blamed it on the Jews.
Hypothesis: Degas blamed the Jews as his family suffered through rough times.
Premise:  The idiots must be trying to reach the sky with their pyramid.
Hypothesis: The fools must be trying to build a pyramid to the sky.
Premise: In response, the Commission emphasized that the rule would only apply to public utilities that own, operate, or control transmission facilities subject to the Commission's jurisdiction.
Hypothesis: Not all of the utilities will be affected by the rule.
Premise: and how how big is your duplex
Hypothesis: And what are the dimensions of you duplex
Premise: yeah i can't even hear what you're
Hypothesis: Yes, I can't hear.
Premise: They know how important it is to keep cool and calm and move around slowly.
Hypothesis: They realize that speedy movement is far more important than moving slowly.
Premise: Chen Jia Ci, the Chen Family Institute (open daily 8:30am 5pm), was built in the late 19th century to promote arts and crafts.
Hypothesis: The purpose of the Chen Family Institute was the promotion of arts and crafts.
Premise: An additional standard related to audit documentation for financial audits performed in accordance with GAGAS 
Hypothesis: There are at least two standards related to audit documentation for financial audits performed in accordance with GAGAS.
Premise: On the subject of Italian-Americans and their gripes about The Sopranos , et al.
Hypothesis: Italian-Americans do not have a problem with The Sopranos.
Premise: Slim said, "Sir?"
Hypothesis: Slim asked the Sir.
Premise: It was this latter role that saved the chapel from projected destruction, since the bureaucrats could not think of another site in which to put their mountains of paper.
Hypothesis: The chapel was to be destroyed, but no longer.
Premise: The exercise in table 2.1 describes a job we might be asked to do and a design for it and asks you to decide whether or not this is a case study.
Hypothesis: Table 26 shows a job we might have to do and how we can do it.
Premise: 'Your story's a fake.
Hypothesis: You have no proof for your story.
Premise: yeah yeah i bought a i got one at work that i bought for one of the guys there at work it's his birthday we're pretty good friends and what it is is a recycled paper bag
Hypothesis: I didn't get my colleague a gift.
Premise: An initial Notice of Proposed Rulemaking was published in the Federal Register on August 30, 1994 (59 Fed.
Hypothesis: The August 30, 1994 Federal Register contains a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
Premise: However, in either case (material variance or no variance) each employee's T&amp;A record must be approved by the supervisor or comparable official.
Hypothesis: An employees T&A record never needs to be approved by the supervisor or comparable official.
Premise: and he was able to count the number of toothpicks just by a mental image unbelievable
Hypothesis: He does not know how to count.
Premise: oh i have no idea i repainted the whole thing
Hypothesis: I didn't like the original color.
Premise: I came over on the Lusitania to take up a post in Paris.
Hypothesis: I traveled for a week on the Lusitania, before I cam to Paris to work.
Premise: So you're riding yourself. Topham ignored the departure.
Hypothesis: Topham ignored what was happening because he was not interested.
Premise: Nurse Janina wanted to call his family but a cell phone in the patient's locker was turned off and nobody knew the code.
Hypothesis: The cellphone in a patients locker was turned on silent but still on.
Premise: and i mean that kind of surprises me i mean you know because once oil gets so you know thick and yucky you'd wonder how they could you know clean that up enough to use it again but they can
Hypothesis: You wonder how they clean up oil once its thick.
Premise: It must, in fact, have been distinctly annoying to the pair of schemers."
Hypothesis: The two schemers were annoyed by the person who was spying on them.
Premise: He was probably about fifty years of age, his shoulders cringed a little as he talked, and his eyes, small and crafty, shifted unceasingly.
Hypothesis: The man was bit more than middle-aged, and appeared very shady.
Premise: yeah my wife's brother had a he lives in California and he had a Honda Accord i think and he had like a hundred fifty thousa nd miles on it and he sold it and uh never had a problem with it whereas i got a Chevette and it's the car's almost almost twelve years old and i got seventy one thousand miles on it is all and i've had problems with it just all the time
Hypothesis: My Chevette has two hundred thousand miles on it.
Premise: Our democracy will suffer greatly if so many of our nation's poor continue to be priced out of the justice system.
Hypothesis: The justice system has put helping the poor as their first priority.
Premise: well it's so crowded up there
Hypothesis: The woman says that it's crowded up there.
Premise: Federal policymakers and program managers are continually seeking ways to better achieve agencies' missions and program results, in other words, they are seeking ways to improve accountability.
Hypothesis: Federal policymakers would rather be examining other issues instead of constantly assessing program results.
Premise: For seven centuries the real and symbolic center of British military and social power, it is a monument that still has resonance for Dubliners.
Hypothesis: No one cares about the monument.
Premise: and we've also had extremely strong winds fifteen to twenty miles an hour for the day
Hypothesis: We've had strong winds that blew down some trees.
Premise: Initiating discussions on information security risks with business managers and conducting defined risk assessment procedures.
Hypothesis: We are initiating discussions about IT risks with clients.
Premise: i can't even live with one
Hypothesis: I have to live alone because I have OCD.
Premise: Its buildings tumble down toward the water with stunning views.
Hypothesis: There are stunning views from the buildings located by the water.
Premise: and i'm not too sure that it's actually not a success more than a failure you know i don't know what percent has actually converted
Hypothesis: I don't know if it was successful or a failure.
Premise: All sorts of events and concerts are held at the showground.
Hypothesis: At the showground, there are a variety of concerts and events.
Premise: yes when i first started teaching i remember i went up to my job and i said okay i want to see a curriculum guide you know so i'll know what i'm suppose to teach and they go we don't have one of we don't even know where one is
Hypothesis: I had to start my curriculum from scratch.
Premise: Earlier this week, Roy confessed that she'd stuffed some movie-related faxes into books, saving them for a calmer time ...
Hypothesis: Roy enjoys reading but only movie related things.
Premise: You'll be able to choose from the naave to the sophisticated.
Hypothesis: You can also choose from the poor to the rich.
Premise: Nearby Ramses Square plays host to the Victorian Railway Station, designed in the heyday of colonialism and fronted by a monumental granite statue of Ramses II transported from the ancient Egyptian capital of Memphis in 1955.
Hypothesis: Ramses Square takes its name from the huge granite statue of Ramses II that was shipped in from Egypt in 1955.
Premise: It disoriented him a little.
Hypothesis: He feels disoriented
Premise: In an area stretching from the permanently traffic-jammed Piazza Dante, between Via San Biagio dei Librai and Via Tribunali and over to the Porta Capuana, the popular image of old Naples survives.
Hypothesis: Piazza Dante was closed to traffic.
Premise: Also in the palace is a fascinating Musee de la Voiture.
Hypothesis: The car museum is the most popular spectacle in the palace.
Premise: Finally, we adjust the benefit values for expected income growth through 2010 and 2020 and aggregate the benefits to the appropriate geographic level.
Hypothesis: Benefit values remain the same regardless of estimated income growth.
Premise: Supplementary T and A records, containing information not previously discussed, shall be completed and maintained.
Hypothesis: T and A records are supposed to be complete.
Premise: Madeira celebrates four major festivals, among the best times to visit the island if you don't mind crowds.
Hypothesis: There are a few areas on the island that are not crowded during the festivals.
Premise: Finally, Sullivan mixes up cure and prevention.
Hypothesis: The Cure of something and the Prevention of something is not the same, and this was mistaken by Sullivan.
Premise: right my husband likes uh Sandy Patty songs he likes to sing those in church he'd buy all the sound tracks he could get his hands on if he had the money to
Hypothesis: My husband enjoys singing songs by Sandy Patty when he is in church.
Premise: Because of that, Robertson is all for a zero-tolerance drug law in force at Creston Plaza apartments on Grand Rapids' Northeast Side.
Hypothesis: Robertson has no love for the area in light of recent events.
Premise: But it was to Nema it went, rather than the two men.
Hypothesis: It went to one of the men, not to Nema.
Premise: Language is their biggest obstacle, but the Asian communities' cultural isolation and service providers' lack of cultural expertise also play a part, said NLS executive director Neal Dubovitz.
Hypothesis: Language is far from the biggest obstacle being faced by Asian communities.
Premise: Some of the larger hotels, such as the Savoy, allow non-residents into their pool areas, but at a price guaranteed to exclude locals.
Hypothesis: The Savoy hotel has pricy admission fees in order to exclude locals.
Premise: But neither shall they delay its breaking.
Hypothesis: There was no chance for delay.
Premise: The same is true of the cowboy and the tough guy.
Hypothesis: There is nothing similar about the cowboy and the tough guy, especially not with what this is about.
Premise: yeah yeah the the one that i think one of the women women that i work for is married to an Iranian and so she has a lot of insight because she knows a lot of the history of the the countries over there and within five or six countries there are
Hypothesis: I work for a woman who is married to an Iranian.
Premise: The northerner stepped past, pulling his leather gloves from his hands finger by finger.
Hypothesis: He pulled his gloves off slowly.
Premise: There were a few engaging features--the astonishing photographs, Robert Caro talking about Al Smith, John Tierney arguing that the workers at the Triangle shirtwaist factory could have just gotten other
Hypothesis: Everything there was exciting, bold, astonishing and engaging.
Premise: I do not.
Hypothesis: I do.
Premise: Historically a center of copper mining and smelting, Coniston was a true working town and this heritage sets it apart from the other major towns in the Lakes.
Hypothesis: Coniston has historically been a livestock farming town.
Premise: Leaving the castle, you will walk across the Esplanade, a broad open area originally created for regimental drill practice.
Hypothesis: You walk across the Esplande when you leave the castle.
Premise: oh a chainsaw is always something very nice to have
Hypothesis: The chainsaw is pretty worthless and I don't recommend having one.
Premise: I could see by the expression of his face that he fully appreciated the difficulty of the position. 
Hypothesis: I couldn't read him at all.
Premise: and i mean i have some of the most beautiful day lilies that you've ever seen so when we decided to move it was really funny because like i said i had a whole bunch of different kinds of things and i kept saying well i want to take a few of these and i want to take these and i want to take these
Hypothesis: I don't have any flowers.
Premise: But the problem of economic and social inequality remains, and violence, which accompanies political allegiance, remains a part of everyday life in the ghettos of Kingston.
Hypothesis: There is no connection between political allegiance and violence in Kingston.
Premise: Like the Nation of Islam, which claims Elijah Muhammad is currently circling Earth on a space shuttle, Sun Ra made his vision of liberation in Saturn the ideological bedrock of a rigorous theology, organization, and enterprise.
Hypothesis: Elijah Muhammad is apparently onboard a spacecraft which is circling the Earth as we speak.
Premise: Most of them were swept away by the train's sheer velocity, but a few found purchase on the hull.
Hypothesis: Nothing was swept away by the train's velocity.
Premise: A New National Park Visibility Value Estimates.
Hypothesis: There is a new assessment because the old assessment was poorly designed.
Premise: boy that's horrible
Hypothesis: Man that is terrible.
Premise: As a formal matter, Standard A mail in the United States is broken into two subclasses, one called Regular Standard A and the other called Enhanced Carrier Route Standard A. This paper will have some implications for this distinction, but will not focus specifically on it.
Hypothesis: Standard A mail has two different subclasses.
Premise: These quidelines present the minimum standard of quality in case study evaluation, taken in conjunction with the guidance in the Yellow Book, Policy Manual, and Communications Manual.
Hypothesis: The guidelines eliminate the quality standard in case study evaluations.
Premise: He looked at her and she looked back.
Hypothesis: Suan looked back at him looking at her.
Premise: Five national technology grants were made to assist states with the implementation of other technology grants and technology planning.
Hypothesis: At least 4 technology grants were made to assist states.
Premise: Above the first 20 billion pieces, less attractive mail begins to presort and the postal service's costs at the margin undoubtedly begin to increase.
Hypothesis: The postal service's costs will always decrease.
Premise: First built in a.d. 325 by Constantine, it was remodelled two centuries later by Justinian, and again by the Crusaders in the 12th century.
Hypothesis: Justinian remodeled it two hundred years after Constantine built it.
Premise:  The room was large and sparsely furnished.
Hypothesis: The big room didn't have much furniture in it.
Premise: Tripp protests that she made the tapes to protect herself because Lewinsky was pressuring her to lie in the Paula Jones case.
Hypothesis: Tripp made the tapes because Lewinsky wanted her to.
Premise: A walk in the jungle can be a rare sensual pleasure.
Hypothesis: Walking in the jungle is enjoyable sometimes.
Premise: um-hum um-hum no i don't i sure don't because i have so many albums and cassettes i feel like gosh i have to go out and buy a CD player and then start collecting CDs and it just i haven't gotten around to doing it yet
Hypothesis: I want to buy a CD storage cabinet, too.
Premise: Even moderate Egypt has expressed sympathy for Saddam.
Hypothesis: Moderate Egypt sympathizes with Saddam.
Premise: Jerusalem Nightlife
Hypothesis: Entertainment, recreation and socialising after dark in Jerusalem.
Premise: i mean i don't even know anybody that you know from any place other than Texas hardly you know
Hypothesis: I have acquaintances from other states
Premise: immediately available to the entire Congress and the public.
Hypothesis: It is immediately available to the entire Congress and the public.
Premise: exactly yeah just economic overall economic uh times around here in Texas have been tough
Hypothesis: Economic times in Texas have not been tough.
Premise: An unceasing flow and interchange of citizenry from one bank to the other takes place across the bridges of the Seine.
Hypothesis: The banks will not do business with each other.