xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: right you've got life without parole something like that
Hypothesis: nah you don't get life without parole, something much lighter
Premise: Susan looked up at him.
Hypothesis: He wanted to kill Susan.
Premise: You are right that there was no obvious winner in your wager--not you, your friend, or even, alas, the president.
Hypothesis: There were other participants in the wager besides the president, my friend, and I.
Premise: A person with the authority to enter into, administer,Contracting and/or terminate contracts and make relatedOfficer (CO) determinations and findings.
Hypothesis: An officer has the authority to administer contracts.
Premise: Peck says bad feelings still linger among allies of the old program who feel left out.
Hypothesis: Peck says there are still bad feelings among allies.
Premise: The Centre Historique M??di??val is a good preparation for a tour of the site.
Hypothesis: You can tour The Centre Historique.
Premise: Chessel's Land, on the left, was the place where Deacon Brodie was finally caught in 1788.
Hypothesis: Deacon Brodie was being pursued for some reason in the 1700s.
Premise: Four months after the creation of the new Federation, three European rubber planters were murdered in Perak.
Hypothesis: Because of tension in the new Federation, three European rubber planters were found murdered.
Premise: Internet Envy exists in cyberland itself, too, but it is much more straightforward.
Hypothesis: People are always extremely envious on the Internet.
Premise: The Advisory Council includes experts in financial and performance auditing drawn from all levels of government, private enterprise, public accounting, and academia.
Hypothesis: The advisory council has many finance experts.
Premise: Ultimately, the benefits of audit work occur when audit findings are resolved through meaningful and effective corrective action taken in response to the auditors' findings and recommendations.
Hypothesis: Many organizations would benefit from receiving more audits.
Premise: But not Fox News Sunday 's Jim Angle, who reports, Jiang went toe-to-toe with Bill Clinton, the smoothest talker in the Western world.
Hypothesis: Jim Angle is not associated with Fox News Sunday.
Premise: You then pass the most prominent of Japan's modern government buildings, the National Diet (Japan's parliament) and the Supreme Court.
Hypothesis: The National Diet and the Supreme Court buildings are located very close together.
Premise: Jon spun and got behind the man, planting his off-hand dagger in the big man's side.
Hypothesis: Jon swung his dagger at the big man and missed.
Premise: All possess alike liberty of conscience and immunities of citizenship.
Hypothesis: Everyone is a good free thinker.
Premise: uh-huh well uh i recommend it because you just walk right on in and there's usually not anybody in line
Hypothesis: When you walked in there was usually no line.
Premise: Hurry--the deadline for the fall term is Aug. 6.
Hypothesis: The deadline for registering for chemistry in August.
Premise: Past the square on the left is the entrance to icek Pasaje (Flower Alley), a high, glass-roofed arcade lined with bars and restaurants.
Hypothesis: Past the square on the left is the entrance to Club Penguin, an exclusive, fancy club.
Premise: can't think of his name
Hypothesis: I may remember his name.
Premise: Iwasaki said, [I judged the transition] better than I could have hoped for.
Hypothesis: Iwasaki said that it went better than expected.
Premise: With tiny windows and thick walls, it made a perfect secret hideaway for counting stolen  pieces of eight.  
Hypothesis: It had large windows and thick walls, meaning no one was safe inside.
Premise: As one of the largest human services agencies in the country, TDHS employs more than 15,000 and has an annual budget of $3.
Hypothesis: TDHS has more than 15,000 employees.
Premise: This creole, a mixture of English, African, and Spanish words and phrases, is still evolving and often indecipherable to the outsider.
Hypothesis: It has strict Latin roots.
Premise: She'll have something good for young'uns to eat."
Hypothesis: She will not have any food for the kids.
Premise: The goal was to influence people who are in a position to make changes in the field.
Hypothesis: The aim was to influence those who could bring about changes.
Premise: To the Summit
Hypothesis: Traverse slowly toward the Summit.
Premise: Look for individual details on the houses the painted doors, the fanlights, and the door knockers, some in the form of a fish or a human hand.
Hypothesis: All the houses' doors have these details on them.
Premise: The area known as the Liberties was so named because it was situated outside the medieval city walls and was run by local courts, free of city regulations on trade.
Hypothesis: City regulations on trade only applied inside the city walls.
Premise: But we're after her.
Hypothesis: We are not bothering her.
Premise: Jon looked to her and then back to Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: Before he looked toward Ca'daan, Jon looked at her.
Premise: Newsweek 's scoop of the  Lewinsky told her story to White House colleague Ashley Raines, who has met with Starr's investigators.
Hypothesis: Ashely Raines would not talk to Starr's investigators without her lawyer around.
Premise: For a detailed listing of local events beyond the Strip, pick up one of the two free alternative newsweeklies, Cityife or Las Vegas Weekly.
Hypothesis: There are local events outside of the Strip.
Premise: Despite the success of LSC and its many contributions to access to justice for lowincome Americans, its achievements are overshadowed by the fact that so many in our society continue to suffer injustice and are unable to gain access to a lawyer for critical legal assistance.
Hypothesis: The LSC's efforts need to be doubled, to meet our society's legal needs.
Premise: For  State Experiences Provide Insights for Federal Management Reforms
Hypothesis: State Experiences are useless, and provide nothing.
Premise: They are architecting it so that the network owner gets to choose the Internet service provider that you get your broadband Internet service from.
Hypothesis: They are structuring it to where the decision of the internet service provider you use is not yours to make.
Premise: Silence sat for a moment followed by a single word.
Hypothesis: A single word followed after a moment of silence.
Premise: Leave it to the mad dogs.
Hypothesis: The mad dogs can handle it.
Premise: Seems that in law school, she was a student in a course on admiralty law that Clinton taught.
Hypothesis: Clinton never taught at a law school.
Premise: We let ourselves out.
Hypothesis: We kept ourselves in.
Premise: The incidence of asthma is up 61 percent since the early '80s.
Hypothesis: Asthma rising is a sign that we need better medicine to combat it.
Premise: They justify their actions with the fact that the men and women whose civil rights they routinely violate are involved in criminal activity, and therefore have no rights.
Hypothesis: They detest criminals and don't see them as human.
Premise: We found that leading commercial companies used two tools to capture knowledge that a product's design was reliable and producible within cost, schedule, and quality targets before making a production decision.
Hypothesis: Leading commercial companies made sure their product's design was reliable, before production.
Premise: Opened in the summer of 1993, this exciting and imaginative small center is built on piers over the waters of the canal.
Hypothesis: Opened in the winter of 2004, this vast and colorful entertainment center is built on old graveyard's grounds.
Premise: That's Henry Kissinger's accommodations in hell.
Hypothesis: Henry Kissinger did great things for America.
Premise: Shall we let bygones be bygones, eh? 
Hypothesis: Shall we forget everything then?
Premise: 'They haven't come for me yet, so they're being just as cautious as I.'
Hypothesis: Both of us are being careful.
Premise: Yet around the station you see tower blocks, neon signs, cars zipping along the highway all the signs of a normal town.
Hypothesis: Outside the station, you can see the usual signs of a regular town.
Premise: For example, the position of one state government CIO that we interviewed was based on a specific statute establishing the CIO at the cabinet level and assigning clear-cut responsibilities for funding and overseeing IT operations statewide.
Hypothesis: There is no one person in charge of funding and overseeing IT operations.
Premise: Recommendation #5 Research is needed on how demographic and cultural attributes of ED patients, practitioners, and interventionists influence the success of screening and interventions for alcohol problems.
Hypothesis: Demographic and cultural attributes of alcohol problems are always unique.
Premise: Carefully closing the door into the passage behind him, he stepped across to the other and examined it closely.
Hypothesis: The door before him was much more interesting than the one behind.
Premise: Riding on the success of their breakout Fever In Fever Out (1996), they've turned in another smooth 'n' mellow album, but this one is a more eclectic mix of hip-hop, pop and rock sounds wrapped around sensual vocals (Tad Hendrickson, CMJ ).
Hypothesis: They were only able to produce another album because of the success of Fever In Fever Out.
Premise: Columbus spent some months at an Arawak settlement here before assistance arrived and he made his way back to Europe.
Hypothesis: After he received help, Columbus left the Arawak settlement and headed back to Europe.
Premise: Judy Johnson, an owner of Oakwood Heights, said the park is well-run.
Hypothesis: Judy Johnson said the park is poorly run.
Premise: Near the village of Rosthwaite is the Bowder Stone, a giant lump of rock left behind by glacial ice that receded at a very slow pace.
Hypothesis: The Bowder Stone is very far away from Rosthwaite.
Premise: After conquering the entire Aegean and Mediterranean coasts of Anatolia, and subduing Syria and Egypt, he took the great prize of Persepolis, the Persian capital, before advancing farther still into India.
Hypothesis: He advanced into India without taking Persepolis.
Premise: Some new detail about Bush's education policy, by contrast, might or might not make the paper.
Hypothesis: Bush's education policy will definitely be in the paper.
Premise: Empty platforms still show where temples once stood.
Hypothesis: The temples once stood at these empty platforms.
Premise: i don't  he uh he's very he really liked The Doors so it was very much his impression too you know so so if you have
Hypothesis: He liked The Doors quite a bit
Premise: She was staring searchingly around her, looking at every man.
Hypothesis: She was searching around her, staring at every man and woman.
Premise: people or either not or maybe they're burned out or they're through with it anyway let you go thanks for talking
Hypothesis: They're too energized and I wish we'd never talked about it.
Premise: Mostly it's good comments though, Contreras said. 
Hypothesis: Contreras said that most of the comments had, in fact, been positive.
Premise: The renowned Theban queen Nefertari, wife of Ramses II, has the most ornate tomb (number 66) but it is not always accessible.
Hypothesis: The most ornately-designed tomb houses the wife of Ramses II, Queen Nefertari.
Premise: [t]he entire evening is not unlike Kidman's much-discussed  smooth, pale, and slender.
Hypothesis: The evening is like Kidman's smooth, pale, and slender.
Premise:  There was a slight movement.
Hypothesis: There was a tiny movement.
Premise: yes you do uh-huh yes you do yes you do and that that uh down here you have to have a credit uh you just can't live without it because down here they don't take a check unless you got credit card and driver's license identification
Hypothesis: Having credit is a necessary part of life.
Premise: But there was no mention of when you would be given those names.
Hypothesis: As for when the names would be given, there was no mention.
Premise: the closest i come to uh
Hypothesis: I'm still fairly close to it.
Premise: The citadel, built by Vauban, offers great views and is home to several museums, including the fascinating Mus??e Comtoise, full of local artifacts; an Insectarium; an Aquarium; and a Noctarium, an exhibit of local nocturnal animals.
Hypothesis: There are 4 different museums in the citadel.
Premise: yeah that's just Plano they have Plano festival
Hypothesis: They celebrate the Plano festival every year.
Premise: yeah i think so i think because people sort of get through you know um i think that people sort of learn the importance of sort of physical fitness as well as the as well as you know some mental fitness and i think that people sort of learn good sportsmanship and so forth
Hypothesis: I believe people learn good sportsmanship when they learn the importance of physical fitness.
Premise: yeah that's the only one that i you know i see you know i see uh you know early on that that that says  it says you there
Hypothesis: That's the only one I know that gives the warning.
Premise: Catherine Gordon proposed that the recommendations address the issue of financing and suggested the following phrase, Research should also identify the most effective and cost-effective interventions and delivery mechanisms (e.g.
Hypothesis: Catherine Gordon is an experienced economist and has many connections to CEO's of delivery systems.
Premise: because uh uh it's it's all i mean it's just like it's just like a big avalanche you know you start putting sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere and you end up with acid rain acid rain kills the trees trees don't scrub the air and there you are
Hypothesis: When you put sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere it creates cotton candy rain.
Premise: uh-huh yeah it's i have not uh i have not seen vacation policies you know written in about seven years so i'm not real sure how they're how they're changing what they're doing now
Hypothesis: The vacation policy has changed since I last saw it.
Premise: almost the entire amount that i paid her on my daughter either making her clothes or buying her things
Hypothesis: I paid her almost the entire amount on my daughter.
Premise: In fact, she learned much from both, the knack for power-politics of the one and the massive popular appeal of the other.
Hypothesis: She gained a lot of knowledge from both, the gift of power-politics and gargantuan appeal of the other.
Premise: She was still a mystery to Jon but her skills were never in question.
Hypothesis: Jon knew everything about her.
Premise: i can find it well i have this new fondue pot and i was going to do basic cheese fondue and i have two different kinds of breads and some ham and i was going to try something weird which you know when you have fish au gratin i was going to make some uh like fish chunks and dip it in the fondue i don't know if it will come out
Hypothesis: I don't have a fondue pot and have no desire to make fondue.
Premise: In a society that stresses individual achievement Co where you pull yourself up by your bootstraps Co the Legal Aid Bureau helps those without boots.
Hypothesis: The Legal Aid Bureau does not care about the welfare of others.
Premise:  "A lot of us are.
Hypothesis: Only a couple of us are.
Premise: Many of the 237 carved panels, each different, were believed to conceal poisons, as well as jewels and state papers.
Hypothesis: There is the belief that many of the panels have poison in them.
Premise: A frown gathered on his brow.
Hypothesis: A subtle grin formed on his lips.
Premise: Indeed, managed care was the primary engine relied upon by the Clintons' health-reform plan to generate the savings that would finance universal coverage at no net cost.
Hypothesis: Managed care was relied upon by the Clinton's health-reform to create savings for universal coverage.
Premise: TUPPENCE DEAD! 
Hypothesis: Tuppence bled to death.
Premise: It tracks the use of each appropriation for specified purposes in separate budget accounts through the various stages of budget execution from appropriation to apportionment and allotment to obligation and eventual outlay.
Hypothesis: Budget execution only has one step.
Premise: a preferred curriculum um well they try to encourage you to to follow a specific curriculum although you don't have to
Hypothesis: Even though you don't have to follow a specific curriculum, they try to encourage you to.
Premise: And where did you go anyway? I thought you were coming to the house.
Hypothesis: You took a long time to get here.
Premise: it sounds like it you'd think you would be
Hypothesis: Yeah, it sounds like that should be the case.
Premise: In a forested valley in the center of Spain, Francisco Franco decreed that a memorial for the victims of the Civil War be built on a site chosen personally by him.
Hypothesis: Francisco Franco called for the building of a memorial for the victims of the Civil War.
Premise: Mr. Brown   133 "Shall I see him?"
Hypothesis: Mr. Brown "Shall I write him a letter?"
Premise: Its northern deserts were a battleground in the Egypt-Israeli conflicts of the 1950s and 1960s, and it was occupied by Israel for many months before it passed permanently back into Egypt's hands with the treaty of 1979.
Hypothesis: The treaty of 1979 giving the northern deserts to Egypt was revised a few times before it was accepted.
Premise: Accepting these realities will help you to behave in a more accommodating way without pretense.
Hypothesis: It is important to accept that you are actually quite ugly.
Premise: Subia was nominated by President Bush to the board of directors of the Legal Services Corp. -- a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing legal services to low-income people.
Hypothesis: Subia was nominated for the board of directors of Legal Services Corp.
Premise: For example, contractors who submit the lowest bids do nearly all of the long-haul trucking.
Hypothesis: Contractors who submit lowest bids do most of the long haul trucking
Premise: Thomas Babor supported technical research on screening and the wording of this recommendation.
Hypothesis: Mr. Babor was a supporter of technical research on the process of screening.
Premise: Furthermore, the filmed sequence closes out the event, and gives viewers an opportunity to shrug it off.
Hypothesis: The rest of the even was not filmed.
Premise: He never would come right out and say it, Woodward writes.
Hypothesis: He woulld say it right way, John writes.
Premise: Throughout the 19th century, the United States, keenly interested in the island's strategic significance and its sugar market, had become increasingly involved in Cuban affairs.
Hypothesis: United States has been involved in Cuban affairs throughout the 18th century.
Premise: For organizations both public and private, external forces can include newly emerging economic, social, and technological trends and new statutory, regulatory, and judicial requirements.
Hypothesis: Trends in technology may be considered an external force by private organizations.
Premise: You'll see, you'll come back in a few minutes and it will all be over, Rajmund was telling her in a confident voice.
Hypothesis: Rajmund was trying to impress her when he said it would be done soon.
Premise: Truly, any examination of political, economic, and social issues invariably raises more questions that it answers.
Hypothesis: It invariably raises more questions than answers when any examination of political, economic, and social issues is made.
Premise: and do it and get it over with and get back in the you know world and not spend so much time sitting around letting the bad influences of the other ones rub off on them and
Hypothesis: Let them take their punishment, get their jail time over and get back into the world before they become worse due to spending time with others who are bad influences.
Premise: The test of the governors' new way--and the test of America's rediscovered political faith--won't come till the lean years follow Clinton's seven fat ones.
Hypothesis: America's rediscovered political faith is very strong.
Premise: Then there's the Duchess, about the school fete." There was the murmur of a man's voice, and then Mrs. Inglethorp's rose in reply: "Yes, certainly. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Inglethorp replied: "No, definitely not."
Premise: And, like most losers, he fails to give the winners their due.
Hypothesis: He is just a sore loser who doesn't graciously congratulate the winners.
Premise: I agree that there is nothing like going to a bookstore on a cold winter morning, but there is also nothing like discovering an interesting new author while sitting in your home in your robe, sipping a cup of coffee.
Hypothesis: I think there are good things about reading at home or at a bookstore.
Premise: At the southern end of the beach there is a small bar where you can sit and admire the dramatic view.
Hypothesis: There is a bar at the southern end of the beach.
Premise: She tore out the leaf and handed it to Tommy.
Hypothesis: She tore out a leaf and ate it before Tommy could touch it.
Premise: Some houses--big and small--have trimmed their lists, consulting closely with the chains to determine what is commercial, and have seen their profits and sales rise.
Hypothesis: There has been an increase in the amount of sales and money made.
Premise: The Rajarani, standing on a platform at the end of a pleasant garden, is a more robust structure than that of the Muktesvara, with a more pronounced pyramid over the worship hall, and a powerful sikhara behind it.
Hypothesis: The Rajarani is in a lowland away from the gardens.
Premise: and uh you know they're they're in the big profit making business
Hypothesis: They are in this for charity.
Premise: yeah actually i feel kind of sorry for them right now because the people are are are uh wanting things that we have that they're not allowed i mean just some basic freedoms and and their government is not allowing it and Gorbachev seems to be going back on some of the things that he's been trying to push
Hypothesis: It seems Gorbachev is going through with his efforts.
Premise: Bullets explode in shards of glass and light, bringing death in chiaroscuro.
Hypothesis: The bullets were the cause of death.
Premise: that's it and i moved and you know now i live in like a family a neighborhood in a townhouse but it's nice i don't you know
Hypothesis: I moved to a family neighborhood. It's nice.
Premise: A large and boisterous fruit, vegetable and flower market takes place every morning in the Campo dei Fiori, overseen by the statue of philosopher Giordano Bruno.
Hypothesis: The statue of Giordano Bruno oversees the Campo del Fiori.
Premise: I haven't given it much thought, said Adrin.
Hypothesis: Adrin had dwelled on it for weeks.
Premise: Adrin grasped his right hand with his left.
Hypothesis: Adrin puts his hands at his sides.
Premise: In combination with other factors and the policies of the Reorganization Act, these
Hypothesis: Other factors and policies of the reorganization act combined
Premise: Gill now heads the newly merged group's elder law team.
Hypothesis: Gill heads 's the groups elder law team.
Premise: Both have told me I definitely need them.
Hypothesis: I do need them
Premise: and uh sounded like he got pounded pretty hard
Hypothesis: Sounded like he did not play as well as everyone expected.
Premise: In this display, policy changes are allocated equally between revenue reductions and spending increases.
Hypothesis: People have to follow the new policy.
Premise: They stand at the summit of the art as originally practiced by the Byzantines, and are said to be the finest in Europe.
Hypothesis: In Europe, those standing at the summit of the art are known to be the finest.
Premise: This defies all probabilities.
Hypothesis: This is to be expected.
Premise: However, during the decisive years between 2140 2040 b.c. , a split occurred between the two Kingdoms when rival power bases arose in Heliopolis in Lower Egypt and Thebes (modern Luxor) in Upper Egypt.
Hypothesis: The kingdoms split when a civilization popped up in Heliopolis and grew even larger in size.
Premise: Do any of you young fire-eaters ever listen to more than one tenth of what any of your elders say?
Hypothesis: Young people always do exactly what their elders say to do.