xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: Those excruciatingly clean-cut and perfectly clad cinematic female bodies can seem to suggest a world unwilling to acknowledge the existence of adultery, homosexuality, racial strife, female lust and rage, political and cultural revolution, family dysfunction, or messy passion of any kind, not to mention irreparable loss, unbearable pain, and death.
Hypothesis: The cinematic representation of women is unrealistic and sanitized.
Premise: I wondered. 
Hypothesis: She wondered.
Premise: A very few minutes sufficed.
Hypothesis: They only needed 2 minutes to get the job done.
Premise: A few hundred determined traditionalists pay $70 to get this version of Slate printed out and mailed to them each week via the U.S.
Hypothesis: Some traditionalists pay over $50 to have a printed version of Slate mailed to them weekly.
Premise: Not 'alf! 
Hypothesis: More than half, but not half.
Premise: Now that's enough, said the Astronomer with a kind of gentleness that was obviously manufactured for the benefit of strangers and which had beneath it an easily-recognized edge.
Hypothesis: He did not want them to embarrass themselves in front of the strangers.
Premise: The simplest explanation is always the most likely."
Hypothesis: The simplest explanation is often the correct one.
Premise: Several hotels also have good bars, including Hotel Sevilla (made famous in Graham Greene's Our Man in Havana), Hotel Inglaterra's rooftop bar, and Hotel Havana Libre's Turquino (with amazing views from the 25th floor).
Hypothesis: Hotel Sevilla is one of the hospitals in Cuba.
Premise: The crowds got bigger.
Hypothesis: The crowds got smaller.
Premise: Newsweek 's cover story on fat argues that being fit is more important than being thin.
Hypothesis: Thin people who do not exercise may die sooner than fat people who do not exercise.
Premise: Department Stores.
Hypothesis: A single store.
Premise: Thank you, said Dr. Wilkins briskly. 
Hypothesis: Wilkins was unhappy to say thank you.
Premise: The witch and her armored men stood back as the demon surveyed them with eyeless sight.
Hypothesis: The men and the witch rushed toward the demon with large red eyes.
Premise: Tall man, with a lot of freckles and red hair?
Hypothesis: There are no red haired people here.
Premise: For inexpensive new clothes, pay a visit to the carreau du Temple, in the 3rd, open every morning except Monday.
Hypothesis: The carreau du Temple is open only on weekends at night time.
Premise: Well, why read any type of fiction?
Hypothesis: Do you think there's a good reason to read fiction, or is it all just mindless entertainment?
Premise: As they watched he raised his axe and hammered it into the dirt floor of the pit.
Hypothesis: He  made a big hole in the ground with his axe.
Premise: well they get a little money for it i mean they they pay they sell it so they should be you know unless it's a hassle or a labor
Hypothesis: They received some compensation for it.
Premise: So maybe the questions he proliferates here (here, unlike in his books, he questions the notion of a surgical strike, and here he wonders, Who has told us that it is OK to kill women and children?
Hypothesis: He considers who approves of killing the innocent.
Premise: Pedalos are a good starting point.
Hypothesis: Pedalos are suitable for beginners.
Premise: Therefore, tax revenue is nonexchange revenue.
Hypothesis: Tax revenue isn't exchangeable revenue
Premise: Bauer and other creationists accuse the evolutionist elite of trampling popular values and defying the American tradition that the people have a right to disagree with the experts.
Hypothesis: Bauer and other creationists praise the evolutionists elites for respecting all American traditions.
Premise: Congress changed the qualifications for In-county rates in 1986.
Hypothesis: Congress never changed the qualifications for in-county rates.
Premise: Near them were five other horses mounted by four men and one woman.
Hypothesis: The five horses all had riders.
Premise: So Abraham, the first Patriarch, led his nomadic group of Israelites from Mesopotamia to the mountains of Canaan, where they fought the ruling Egyptians.
Hypothesis: Abraham was the third patriarch.
Premise: The sword bit deep and Jon saw him riding with streams of blood flowing back behind him.
Hypothesis: The sword went in deep.
Premise: With the drop-ship discount, the mail might be printed in Los Angeles and the burden of transportation would be avoided entirely.
Hypothesis: The burden of transportation can be avoided with the drop-ship discount.
Premise: Nor is he of any use as an instructional hero--neither a democrat nor a capitalist, he gives little comfort to modern Germany.
Hypothesis: He is definitely a Democrat by heart.
Premise: Interest on uninvested funds received by direct loan and guaranteed loan financing accounts.
Hypothesis: Uninvested funds received by guaranteed loan financing accounts and direct loan have interest.
Premise: There is an increased sense of desperation in China about Taiwan.
Hypothesis: Taiwan and China have a healthy relationship and share no ill feelings toward one another.
Premise: In exchange for losing a few compulsive gamblers, the casinos will (falsely) appear more concerned with the health of their customers than with profits.
Hypothesis: The casinos act like they care if their customers have money left when they leave.
Premise: Many of the materials are posted only in PDF (portable document format), which must be downloaded to be read.
Hypothesis: The PDFs prove to cause problems for some people.
Premise: It stands on a foundation that dates back to the time of St. Ambrose(340 397), first bishop of Milan and one of the Church's four founding fathers with Peter, Paul, and Jerome; his remains are on view in the crypt.
Hypothesis: St. Ambrose, who was born in the 5th century, was a bishop in Rome.
Premise: Alcohol use among emergency department patients is not likely a problem that can be tackled by a single discipline.
Hypothesis: There have been many attempts to curb the use of alcohol among emergency department patients.
Premise: The whole was nearly eight feet in diameter.
Hypothesis: The whole was about eighty feet in diameter.
Premise: The Maharaja of Bharatpur used to organize formal annual duck-shoots here for British viceroys and other top officials as well as for fellow princes.
Hypothesis: The British viceroys used to enjoy shooting ducks.
Premise: The scenic coastal circuit begins (and ends) in Manfredonia, with historical attractions such as the 12th-century church of Santa Maria di Siponto (southwest of town), but tourism here is generally of the sun-and-sea kind, as it is one of Italy's most attractive natural regions.
Hypothesis: The church gets thousands of dollars each month in money from tourism.
Premise: Ah, my friend, I am like a giant refreshed. 
Hypothesis: I am feeling tired and irritable.
Premise: Quite right. Inglethorp nodded. 
Hypothesis: Inglethorp was hiding something.
Premise: i enjoyed it higher
Hypothesis: I hated it.
Premise: I didn't get promoted up to Applied without knowing how to work the system a little bit.
Hypothesis: I got here solely by merit with little knowledge of how the system works.
Premise: 'I think perhaps you're misunderstanding the meaning of not stop,' I replied calmly.
Hypothesis: You misunderstand the meaning of not stop.
Premise: In movies like The Lost World , dinosaurs are not just predators but avengers, nibbling a prissy little rich girl here, chomping an environmentally insensitive CEO there.
Hypothesis: Movies like The Lost World are quite ridiculous with their portrayal of dinosaurs.
Premise: The more expensive sombra seats will land you in the shade, so sol y sombra means that you'll get some of each, though the sun won't be in your eyes.
Hypothesis: The expression sol y sombra means that you'll get both a little sun and some shade.
Premise: By comparison, tuition at the University of Colorado Law School at Boulder is much lower for state residents - $6,754 a year.
Hypothesis: Non-state residents pay between $10,120 and $12,560 but, state residents pay just $6,754 per year at the University of Colorado Law School.
Premise: Those services are free.
Hypothesis: Most services are free.
Premise: okay i'm back
Hypothesis: I went to the bathroom while I was gone.
Premise: well they made it uh extremely uh easy for the employee yeah i can just especially if it's standard week they can just don't even have to get in hardly to log on to it just to put the initial command and then their employee number and away it goes
Hypothesis: The system is two step, and made easy for the employee to get
Premise: The most attractive part of Leith is the Shore, a few minutes' walk east of Britannia.
Hypothesis: The shore of Leith is close to Britannia.
Premise: and i was the only Jew both nights
Hypothesis: For both nights I was the only Jew.
Premise: Evaluation of an organization's programs and its successes in meeting its established goals and in identifying additional actions is an integral element of performance measurement and continued improvement in operations.
Hypothesis: The evaluation focused upon the organization's break times.
Premise: Because congressional mandates are established by either the entire Congress or one or more committees, it is GAO's policy that products prepared in response to congressional mandates are issued without any restrictions (i.e.
Hypothesis: Only the Congress is capable of establishing congressional mandates.
Premise: then as the fall comes on you get a you can get a really beautiful second crop of a lot of the cooler weather vegetables and sometimes that's the only some peas and different things like that that's the only time of the year you can grow them
Hypothesis: You can grow peas and other cooler weather vegetables throughout the year.
Premise: The alleys of Patan lead to a succession of half-hidden temples and shrines of great beauty and interest.
Hypothesis: Patan's alleyways are filled with beggars seeking alms and merchants hurrying to and fro.
Premise: Several of the individuals and organizations that we contacted said that the agencies should move to a more standardized approach, and said that standardization could make the current system of participation more accessible to the public.
Hypothesis: We contacted multiple individuals and organizations.
Premise: yeah see because they put a lot on Larry Bird um-hum
Hypothesis: They put a lot on Larry Bird's career
Premise: In 1974, the radical historian Eugene Genovese (who has since become a Catholic conservative) published Roll, Jordan,  The World the Slaves Made . Now a staple in college history courses, Roll, Jordan, Roll painted a picture of slaves not as mere victims of oppression but as creators of a vibrant life.
Hypothesis: The book was a hit, and showed many pictures of awful slave conditions.
Premise: The decision to spare them was actually taken by Henry Stimson, the US Secretary of War, who knew the cities from his own pre-war visits.
Hypothesis: It was gracious of Stimson to spare them.
Premise: It had considerable influence on Mahatma Gandhi's non-violence movement; he used its fasting-unto-death as a potent moral and political weapon.
Hypothesis: It had affect Mahatma Gandhi's movement considerably.
Premise: EPA did not identify any other statutes or Executive orders imposing requirements relevant to the rule.
Hypothesis: The EPA  found many others  relevant to the rule.
Premise: However, even in these early days there were slaves who fought against the tyranny of the system.
Hypothesis: Some slaves fought the system early on.
Premise: You can buy a single blue-and-white tile, an address plaque for your house, or an entire set of plates.
Hypothesis: The pottery works near the beach sell a variety of items including plates and coasters.
Premise: And the track record of pop science enthusiasms is uniformly dismal.
Hypothesis: Track record of pop science enthusiasms is dismal
Premise: Brought a message from Mrs. Vandemeyer, I suppose?" 91 "Not exactly," said Tuppence.
Hypothesis: I bet you came here to deliver a message from Mrs. Vandemeyer.
Premise: They wait for you there.
Hypothesis: They will not wait for you there.
Premise: However, changes in personal saving may complement any increase in government saving resulting from benefit reductions.
Hypothesis: Changes in personal saving could complement any increase in government saving which is caused by benefit reductions.
Premise: But not by e-mail.
Hypothesis: YOu can only email it.
Premise: Carrey's Kaufman immediately understands the put-on and laughs.
Hypothesis: The put-on is instantly understood by Carrey's Kaufman.
Premise: I don't know, Ca'daan, but you are here now.
Hypothesis: We are all still waiting on Ca'daan.
Premise: I admit a good deal of my concern is self-motivated.
Hypothesis: i realize what's at stake, which is why I'm concerned.
Premise: White and I saw it at the same time.
Hypothesis: We saw the football at the same time.
Premise: The post office was virtually destroyed in the fighting but has since been fully restored.
Hypothesis: Funds to restore the post office came from public donations.
Premise: Do you think you can fool them by leaving the car?
Hypothesis: Leaving the car probably won't fool them.
Premise: Other topics this  What makes a sex symbol sexy, commentary on Neil Jordan's The Butcher Boy , Werner Herzog's Little Dieter Needs to Fly , and the (apparently) implicit homoeroticism in Grease .
Hypothesis: The author believe the homoeroticism in Grease was implicit.
Premise: Its history as a public commons dates back to 1781.
Hypothesis: It has a history that dates back all the way to the year 1781.
Premise:  San'doro looked at Jon from under his hood, a line of blood drawn across one eye.
Hypothesis: San'doro was bleeding.
Premise: Beijing's opposition seems to be driven more by apprehension that Washington might provide theater missile defenses to Taiwan, which China views as a renegade province.
Hypothesis: China will be planning an attack to take over control of Taiwan.
Premise: Checkers masters stared down their Armageddon a few years ago, when a powerful computer program named Chinook forged a tie with the second-best checkers player in the world, Don Lafferty.
Hypothesis: Chinook, a computer almost beat a world class player in checkers.
Premise: Hostiles would not be camping peacefully here in the heart of town.
Hypothesis: Hostiles were very unlikely to make a camp in the town center and be peaceful toward the people.
Premise: so i guess from what i understand the thing could just they could take off at any moment without uh
Hypothesis: The comings and goings are very structured.
Premise: Ca'daan felt the side of his face go numb.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan's leg went numb.
Premise: What are the crowning accomplishments of our society the world yearns for?
Hypothesis: The world yearns for nothing to be accomplished.
Premise: the Department of Labor are overburdened . . . If we are not going to have legal services, why kid ourselves?
Hypothesis: The Department of Labor is swamped.
Premise: though i have had a judge fact this very judge friend of mine say that he uh does not like to have people on the jury that are from uh the electronics industry
Hypothesis: A judge friend of mine told me that he loves to have people from the electronics industry on his juries.
Premise:  That's OK.
Hypothesis: That's acceptable too.
Premise: Golden coins spilled out.
Hypothesis: Coins fell out of the purse.
Premise: The horse fell heavily to the ground.
Hypothesis: The animal was near death.
Premise: I think I'd rather suffer your wrath than his, fat one, said the mercenary.
Hypothesis: The mercenary hoped he would be ok.
Premise: Poirot's mysterious doings, his hints ”they all fitted in. 
Hypothesis: Poirot didn't intend to leave any hints.
Premise: Jon looked at the Kal.
Hypothesis: Jon was waiting for the Kal to answer his question.
Premise: uh-huh now that's true that's true
Hypothesis: That wasn't the case in the past, though.
Premise: His rich tunic had been replaced with a leather chestguard from one of the bandits Vrenna had killed at the slave camp.
Hypothesis: He wore protection made of thick leather.
Premise: By later advice from America it seemed likely that Danvers had been closely shadowed on the way over.
Hypothesis: Danvers was traveling from America.
Premise: The mental cry hit them all again.
Hypothesis: The mental cry only hit Jon.
Premise: after school you might keep them but you again you need that one on one
Hypothesis: You do not need to spend any alone time with the kids.
Premise: Once replicated, they might then do harm to your data, just like biological viruses can do harm to their hosts.
Hypothesis: Biological viruses contribute to their hosts' health and well-being.
Premise: Will the data be summarized or will detailed information be required?
Hypothesis: Some data could be summarized.
Premise: We also suggest a small selection of holiday resorts and excursions on Napoleon's wild and beautiful island of Corsica.
Hypothesis: There are many museums and activities relating to Napoleon on this island, giving you a breath of history.
Premise: I had leaned back and closed my eyes.
Hypothesis: I had reclined and pretended to go to sleep.
Premise: The beginning of wisdom, I suppose, is disaggregation and particularity, and once these have been carefully defined, to begin to generalize through theory (which brings me back to where I began yesterday).
Hypothesis: I surmised that it started because of the theory mentioned the other day.
Premise: they're kind of in between right now they're they're not uh they're not getting the benefits of being a democratic place but they they know what they are and uh the country tells them that you know this is what it's like to be a democracy and they're still hurting
Hypothesis: They are well off and have nothing to complain about.
Premise: In discussing various alternatives to the proposed rule, the SEC decided that, since small entities will benefit from the less restrictive nature of the rule, acceptance of any of the alternatives was not preferable to the rule as proposed.
Hypothesis: The SEC decided accepting the alternatives were not preferable.
Premise: This one plant was the start of the Jamaican coffee industry, the most important business in this part of Jamaica for the past 250 years.
Hypothesis: The coffee industry has been the most important business for the past 300 years.
Premise: Or is Delta merely trying to soothe the nerves of the anxious business traveler who hopes to arrive at the next meeting with his clothes unwrinkled?
Hypothesis: Delta has a new service that provides dry cleaning for business travelers.
Premise: The imposing bulk of the King David Hotel (1930), Jerusalem's grandest hotel, is across the street from the YMCA.
Hypothesis: People who stay in the King David Hotel get discounts at the YMCA.
Premise: When Venetian aristocrats gave up the high seas for a more leisurely life on the land, they built Palladian Renaissance villas and extravagantly frescoed Baroque country houses on the banks of the Brenta Canal between Venice and Padua.
Hypothesis: The Venetian aristocrats moved from life at sea to life on land.
Premise: Bening plays a children's book author plagued by dreams of little girls being lured away by a big, bad wolf in human form.
Hypothesis: Bening pretended to be the horror book author in the play.
Premise: Where V = volume in billions of pieces, b = basic (referring to the non-workshared category of First-Class Mail), ws = workshare, P = price, and D = discount.
Hypothesis: Where B stands for billionaire; P stands for potato; and, V stands for vacancy.
Premise: We've managed to get some testosterone from a blond homunculus, he reported.
Hypothesis: He said that they met a blond homunculus, but failed to get any testosterone from him.
Premise: The era known as the Nara Period was marked by the religious fervor of the Buddhist monks and also by their accompanying artistic achievements.
Hypothesis: There were no artistic achievements during the Nara Period.
Premise: I remembered how fast she was.
Hypothesis: I wondered if she was slow.
Premise: Greece was given large concessions, Armenia was to become an independent state in the east, and the Middle East was to be divided among the Arab leaders who had fought with Colonel Lawrence (under British and French  spheres of influence ).
Hypothesis: Greece, Armenia and the Middle East were subject to different ruling conditions.
Premise: The Porte Saint-Andr??, Porte d'Arroux, and Th??atre Romain are some of the Roman remains in the town.
Hypothesis: Theatre Romain is a popular tourist destination in the town.
Premise: Of all the good stuff in this issue of SLATE, I'm probably most excited at having the wonderful novelist Muriel Spark writing our diary column.
Hypothesis: Muriel Sparks, the novelist, won't be writing the diary column.
Premise: you know it's tough to to work everything in that you want to accomplish and i have a lot of other interests
Hypothesis: I have few interests so it is easy to make everything work that I want to accomplish.
Premise: uh we but we both
Hypothesis: Both of us.
Premise: In contrast, federal CIO implementation is in more nascent stages, lacking criteria for matching CIO types with organizational needs.
Hypothesis: Federal CIO implementation lacks a way to match CIOs with their organizational needs.
Premise: This noisy, boisterous, multicultural port is not a typical French tourist destination.
Hypothesis: The port is a lovely destination; quiet and calm most days.
Premise: The lovely circular Baptistery (Battistero) is topped by a traditional statue of John the Baptist.
Hypothesis: Atop the Baptistery is a traditional statue of John the Baptist.
Premise: sure that's an idea too i just uh
Hypothesis: That is also an idea, but mine is better.
Premise: A consistent solution is to award them $50, $125, and $225.
Hypothesis: A constant solution to their problem of poverty is to award them prize money.
Premise: Thus, Italy should be fairly typical of the distribution of route profit margins of industrial countries and the U.S. should be an outlier.
Hypothesis: The US's distribution of route profit margins should make it an outlier.
Premise: He would sell them for money, sí, probably much money.
Hypothesis: He would make a good profit and then disappear.
Premise: He'd apologize if he found him there.
Hypothesis: He was determined never to apologize to him for any reason.
Premise: Carbon and hydrogen.
Hypothesis: Carbon alone.
Premise: Some men oughtta put a hobble on their tongues.
Hypothesis: Everyone should share whatever comes to mind.
Premise: If getting the price of the environment right means a rise in consumption of nonmarket goods like clean air and leisure time at the expense of marketed consumption, so be it.
Hypothesis: Getting the price of the environment correct outweighs any negative consequences.
Premise: The Royal Museum has displays devoted to anthropology, archaeology, natural sciences, and technology.
Hypothesis: The Royal Museum has displays about the dinosaurs.
Premise: The site of the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris has had a religious role for at least 2,000 years.
Hypothesis: The Notre-Dame site has never had a religious significance until the cathedral was built.
Premise:  At that moment, a chanting voice broke into his puzzled thoughts.
Hypothesis: A chant suddenly disrupted his train of thought.
Premise: and uh it was a little bit to bulky to bring all the way down to the to the beach with us and we probably should have found some way to do that or but uh and it was hot and we had a little trouble keeping ice it didn't last as long as we had planned so we had to buy that a little more often but uh the beach just couldn't uh couldn't have been any better a good place to dive for balls
Hypothesis: The cooler was bulky, but would have been more convenient,
Premise: but it always seemed like when i was there i was always finishing i lived in Duluth which is uh north of Atlanta well not north it's more east
Hypothesis: I lived south of Atlanta.