xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: no no no you went to Galveston uh i have a favorite hotel that extends out over the water
Hypothesis: You went to Galveston while I was in Arizona.
Premise: The synagogue was the center of Ashkenazi worship until the fighting in 1948, when the building was destroyed and the site became a ruin once more.
Hypothesis: In 1948, the synagogue was built for Ashkenazi worship.
Premise: Continued categorization of expenses as investments for stewardship purposes is predicated on demonstrated outputs and outcomes consistent with the intent of the program.
Hypothesis: Continued categorization of the expenses as investment could fit the intent of the program, but it's not required.
Premise: Around him stood the remainder of the Sticks.
Hypothesis: The rest of the Stick stood around him.
Premise: That is not going to be proven true.
Hypothesis: There's no way to prove that the DNA belongs to him.
Premise:   ANC represents the ability of a lake or stream to neutralize, or buffer, acid.
Hypothesis: The ANC adds acid to water fountains.
Premise:  Eating Out
Hypothesis: Supermarkets and convenience stores
Premise: The assessment should be performed only for those portions of the data that are relevant to the engagement.
Hypothesis: The reason for this recommendation is that it'll foster a deeper understanding of the engagement data.
Premise: The economic impact of each scenario is reported in two ways.
Hypothesis: Each scenario's economic impact is reported in two ways.
Premise: On the other hand, a direct comparison of rural to city residential delivery reveals that rural carrier time per possible delivery is only ten percent greater than city residential route delivery time.
Hypothesis: A comparison between country and city delivery shows city only takes 59% longer.
Premise: population and the originator of our English system of measure uh they have gone metric
Hypothesis: The originator of the English system has converted to metric.
Premise: If Microsoft ran the entire dry cleaning industry, it might very well choose to discriminate against women (or men, depending on market conditions).
Hypothesis: If Microsoft ran the entire laundry industry, it might choose to discriminate against genders, based on market conditions.
Premise: The new science of archaeology was also developing, and excavations of Minoan palaces brought a new prosperity as the 20th-century phenomenon of tourism grew.
Hypothesis: archaeology was a boon to modern tourism.
Premise: If you are driving from Paris, you'll get the best out of Burgundy by leaving the autoroute at either the Courtenay or the Auxerre exit and going the rest of the way on the perfectly good ' and above all beautiful ' secondary roads.
Hypothesis: If you're in a hurry, it may be better to stay on the autoroute.
Premise: Including the red Curtiss biplane.
Hypothesis: It includes the biplane that is red.
Premise: A major portion of the analysis describes the steps the Commission took in attempting to determine the number of small entities affected by the rule based on
Hypothesis: The Commission took no steps to figure out how many small entities would be impacted by the rule.
Premise: Looming over its southern end at the intersection with Rose Avenue is a giant sculpture by Jonathan Borofsky known as Ballerina Clown.
Hypothesis: Jonathan Borofsky was a sculptor.
Premise: One does, mister. 
Hypothesis: They don't.
Premise: but it is like you say coming a little bit further up north
Hypothesis: It could get here in a few hours, moving at that speed.
Premise: This elegant spa town on the edge of the Lac du Bourget has offered cures for rheumatism and other ailments for centuries.
Hypothesis: Thousands have claimed that the lake's waters have cured them.
Premise: They work on K Street, but drop by the old school every day to cruise the parking lot, pick up girls, tell shaggy-dog stories, and deal tobacco, liquor, and guns to current students.
Hypothesis: They prefer students of the old school to their K street clientele to deal tobacco with.
Premise: His deconstruction of political ads is a weekly feature of Slate during the election season.
Hypothesis: While the election is going on, he does a weekly deconstruction of political ads.
Premise: The media spin is that his announcement illustrates how long-shot candidates milk attention by dragging out their announcements.
Hypothesis: His announcement finally came today, much to the media's delight.
Premise: Is Lana actually going to sit in her house and let Brandon be murdered?
Hypothesis: Is Lana going to let someone kill Brandon?
Premise: The federal government has always considered frequent flyer awards to be property of the government, and sought to reduce travel costs by requiring their use only for official travel.
Hypothesis: Frequent flyer awards are property of the government, according to the government.
Premise: Note that the extent of any changes that would be made is a measure of the extent of non-market choices that have been allowed by the protection currently provided.
Hypothesis: Non-market choices have been allowed.
Premise: Beresford, who's blundered in just at the right moment for them.
Hypothesis: Berersford had blundered.
Premise: Initial efforts addressed a variety of internal issues including training and support, increased use of technology, more efficient and uniform intake and the provision of legal advice and brief service, and meeting the needs of particularly vulnerable populations including migrants, Native Americans, non-English speaking persons, immigrants and disabled and institutionalized individuals.
Hypothesis: Initial attempts had addressed a variety of internal issues.
Premise: The women had been paying $425 a month in a rent-to-own agreement for five years, or roughly $25,500.
Hypothesis: The five year agreement charged $425 a month.
Premise: While it is easy to see how infuriating such a pose must be to others, offensiveness in the service of subjective truth has its place here.
Hypothesis: It is hard to see how angry one may get as a result of such a pose.
Premise: Mr. Chairman, this concludes my written testimony.
Hypothesis: Written testimony was presented to a chairman.
Premise: or to put their child into a setting into a home setting where they would you know like they they would get leave at eight in the morning and and drop a two year old off in a home where you knew there were going to be four other kids and
Hypothesis: It's not a good home life to have to have to be put in another house all day with a bunch of other kids.
Premise: The risk estimates from the vast majority of the short-term studies include the effects of only one or two-day exposure to air pollution.
Hypothesis: The pollution is extremely harmful and should not be breathed in.
Premise: This capital city of four million is constantly rattled by noise and stifled by dense traffic.
Hypothesis: At peak hours, the citizens struggle to keep their calm in the dense traffic.
Premise: (The city is covered in greater detail in the Berlitz Pocket Guide to Lisbon).
Hypothesis: The Berlitz Pocket Guide to Lisbon was sold out in the nearby stores.
Premise: In 1988 the Dublin city millennium was marked by the restoration of many fine buildings and by new statues and monuments created by Irish artists (some of these works more successful than others).
Hypothesis: In 1988 many new statues were built in Dublin city.
Premise: They are photographs of works from the Louvre, Paris.
Hypothesis: The photographs were taken in Louvre, Paris.
Premise: Quaint little chap! 
Hypothesis: A strange little man.
Premise: These claims can't, after all, all be right.
Hypothesis: These claims are right.
Premise: The Parade, the streets surrounding the park, once heard the marching steps of British soldiers; it was here that slaves were beaten or hanged as punishment for their  crimes.  
Hypothesis: The streets surrounding the park are full of monuments.
Premise: Time 's Lance Morrow says Clinton constantly pushes the envelope to see what he can get away with, like a 2-year-old who tests the limits of his independence by toddling off.
Hypothesis: According to Time's Lance Morrow Clinton acts like a 2 year old testing the limits of what he can get away with and he is not a good president in his opinion.
Premise: From time to time, he frowned, as if the sight of the sky was making him wonder.
Hypothesis: He frowned every few seconds or so, deep in thought.
Premise: He rebuilt Krakew with magnificent architecture and established the country's first university there.
Hypothesis: He left Krakew as it was and built universities elsewhere.
Premise: According to the Maastricht Treaty, the currency will be put into circulation only after individual national economies have hit certain targets--such as a sufficiently low ratio of debt to gross domestic product.
Hypothesis: There is currency that has not yet started to circulate.
Premise: Look for the brilliant colors of Veronese's oval ceiling painting of Venice Crowned by Victory, forerunner of the Baroque tours de force in perspective.
Hypothesis: One of the best Baroque art tours is the oval ceiling painting by Veronese.
Premise: No, my friend, there was a moment when you were not all together. 
Hypothesis: There was a time when you were not all together my friend.
Premise: Yet deficits are deeply unpopular, most of all with the sort of folks who celebrate the new wealth created by the stock market.
Hypothesis: Deficits are very popular with folks who celebrate the wealth of the stock market.
Premise: You can't commit both crimes--or, at least, not at the same time.
Hypothesis: You can commit both crimes simultaneously.
Premise: With a little cooperation from the community, I think we can implement electronic filing and service of documents.
Hypothesis: We anticipate the new system will be done in 2 years.
Premise: uh it's shown a history that uh sure beats anything else
Hypothesis: The history that it's shown sure beats anything else.
Premise: It's the kind of place where tourists and Cubans seem to hook up in a matter of seconds.
Hypothesis: Tourists mingled with Cubans.
Premise: The salt miners, but I don't know why they're here.
Hypothesis: The miners worked in the salt mines.
Premise: We appreciate the role of S. 556 in generating important discussions and emphasizing the importance of a new approach to controlling emissions in the power sector.
Hypothesis: We appreciate the role of S. 556 because they are being productive.
Premise: Above him, the eyes of Sather Karf were uncertain.
Hypothesis: Sather Karf tried to hide the uncertainty displayed in his eyes.
Premise: Total organochlorine pesticides plus PCBs should be less than 50 ng/L (APHA, 1992).
Hypothesis: The cumulative pesticides and PCBS needs to be less than 50 ng/L.
Premise: Indicators are grouped by topic and summarized by theme.
Hypothesis: There is grouping and summarizing of indicators.
Premise: If you want to follow in the footsteps of the Lost Generation, this is the place for you; otherwise, you may find better, cheaper fare elsewhere.
Hypothesis: This is the place for you if you are an ardent fan of the Lost Generation, however the price is too steep for many families.
Premise: Climb out and we'll get started! 
Hypothesis: They will get started after he jumps off.
Premise: Say, what's all this? 
Hypothesis: Where are you?
Premise: Constitution, statutes, and court decisions applicable to obtaining evidence in criminal and civil cases.
Hypothesis: Lawyers think court decisions are really important in criminal cases.
Premise: that you can send a kid to school but if don't work with them as a parent i think you're putting your child at a big disadvantage
Hypothesis: You can send your kid to school, but you should also work with them.
Premise: This is sensational  crowds swarming among pyramids in eye-popping 3-D, camerawork that's distinctly Spielbergian in its fluidity.
Hypothesis: The camerawork can be likened to Spielberg's.
Premise: The Byzantine Empire had powerful and well-fortified cities, but the countryside and the outlying islands were ravaged by waves of invaders.
Hypothesis: The Byzantine Empire was not concerned about the areas outside of the cities.
Premise: The test may make them think twice about medicines that take the fun out of patients' lives.
Hypothesis: They are taking a medical test that could cover medicine's effect on patients.
Premise: The smallest of the major tobacco companies, the Liggett Group, agreed to a settlement with attorneys general from 22 states who had sued to recoup money spent on health care for smokers.
Hypothesis: Liggett Group was the largest of the major tobacco companies.
Premise: Do not move till I come." Then, turning rapidly, he rejoined the two detectives. 
Hypothesis: Stay put until I arrive at dawn, he said before joining the detectives at the foot of the stairs.
Premise: This initiative permits LSC to distribute grant award letters electronically from a secure website.
Hypothesis: Many have found great convenience from the LSC's website based award letters.
Premise: Her only hope, if she is unhappy with the perpetual houseguest, is to advise the (official) roommate that 1) the threesome is not a comfortable arrangement for her, or 2) the guest is a de facto resident and should share the expenses--to the tune of one-third.
Hypothesis: The woman must keep her mouth closed if she's not happy with the situation.
Premise: The present state of the cathedral owes much to Eugane Viollet-le-Duc, who from 1845 to 1863 painstakingly restored it following the ravages of the 18th century, caused more by pre-Revolutionary meddlers than by revolutionaries who stripped it of religious symbols.
Hypothesis: Eugane Viollet-le-Duc spent 18 years to restore the cathedral.
Premise: In 1988 the Dublin city millennium was marked by the restoration of many fine buildings and by new statues and monuments created by Irish artists (some of these works more successful than others).
Hypothesis: There were no statues built in Dublin during 1988.
Premise: The private nature of the speech involved here, and the extent of LSC's regulation of private expression, are indicated further by the circumstance that the Government seeks to use an existing medium of expression and to control it, in a class of cases, in ways which distort its usual functioning.
Hypothesis: It is against the constitution to regulate free speech.
Premise: yeah those have been i mean and our dogs now our dogs with our kids i have two little kids three and a half and one and a half
Hypothesis: I have never cared for kids.
Premise: After two highly acclaimed story collections, this young Mozart of Jewish fiction (Judith Dunford, Newsday ) has written a warm, subtle, understated novel about the daily lives of a group of Orthodox Jews who summer in a small town in the Catskills.
Hypothesis: Judith Danford, a Jewish author, has written a novel set in the Catskills.
Premise: Then there is Mrs. Cavendish, continued Poirot. 
Hypothesis: Mrs. Cavendish is a possibility.
Premise: Conner said she was honored to receive the recognition.
Hypothesis: Connor hated that she received any recognition.
Premise: everybody in the country like i i lived in Denmark for a couple of years
Hypothesis: I've never been to Denmark.
Premise: They used to be the antimagic individualists.
Hypothesis: The have always had a keen interest in magic.
Premise: The crypt beneath the square contains walls and foundations from the Gallic, Roman, and medieval eras, and a well designed exhibition on early Paris.
Hypothesis: The crypt contains structures from modern and ancient cultures.
Premise: The legislature's involvement was precipitated in 1996 by the reported amounts of improper payments in Texas' Medicaid program (estimated to range from $365 million to $730 million, or 4 to 8 percent of total expenditures) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Food Stamp programs (estimated at a total of $222.
Hypothesis: The legislature investigated Medicaid expenditures as well as Medicare expenditures in 1996.
Premise: These initiatives are included in the enclosure to this letter, which provides a more detailed presentation of pertinent information extracted from the FFC study relating to the changing facilities acquisition environment confronting federal agencies today, facility acquisition practices and trends, and best practices.
Hypothesis: The initatives are 2 pages long.
Premise: okay did you live in Texas after the uh after they stopped letting you deduct uh sales tax on your tax return
Hypothesis: Did you leave in Texas before the new sales tax law?
Premise: Jon examined the landscape along the way.
Hypothesis: Jon was perceptive, and took in a lot of his surroundings.
Premise: For those hoping to go from the sublime to the sinister, the palace prisons, neat and tidy today along their narrow corridor, become all too romantic with their 17th-century Baroque Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri).
Hypothesis: The prisons in the palace are favorites among tourists.
Premise: The road, rutted deep by the heavy wagons, curled southward.
Hypothesis: This road used to be a an important business trail.
Premise: It seems to me an unnecessary expense to spend many millions of dollars to reduce a few people's travel time by five minutes.
Hypothesis: Spending $10 million to cut less than 5 minutes off travel times for only a couple hundred people is not worth doing.
Premise: Just off Lower O'Connell Street in Lower Abbey Street is the Abbey Theatre .
Hypothesis: The theater is on Main Street.
Premise: uh-huh then it should happen yeah
Hypothesis: It should probably happen then.
Premise: There is a museum devoted to Ledoux's plans, models, and avant-garde theories; and seminars are held here on urban and industrial planning.
Hypothesis:  There is a museum devoted to Ledoux's plans
Premise: The colossal statues are overwhelming, the delicate grace of the tomb paintings breathtaking, the pyramids prodigious, and the huge temple complexes positively Herculean.
Hypothesis: The giant statutes are overwhelmingly beautiful, carefully carved from marble.
Premise: uh the the Giants' coach um what's his name i can't think of his name
Hypothesis: i remember the name of the Giants' coach, let me tell you what it is
Premise: Was this the monstrous possibility that Evelyn had tried not to believe? 
Hypothesis: There is something that Evelyn did not want to believe.
Premise: They all declared unanimously that it was certainly not his hand-writing, and gave it as their view that it might be that of the prisoner disguised. 
Hypothesis: Half of them believed that it was a perfect match to the prisoners hand writing.
Premise: yeah um and and and it also makes it possible you i think before we did any kind of budgeting we we were in a constant state of saying we can't afford anything
Hypothesis: Back in the days, we used to spend money left and right.
Premise: Program Manager program office in formulating resource requirements and managing presolicitation activities.
Hypothesis: The program manager program office does absolutely nothing in terms of being able to manage solicitation activities.
Premise: It is fun to speculate about Tom DeLay's idea of better art.
Hypothesis: Tom Delay is not known for his taste in art.
Premise: okay so do you all keep a budget
Hypothesis: Does nobody here track their financial situation?
Premise: The church's dimensions are 212 m (695 ft) exterior length, 187 m (613 ft) inside length; 132 m (435 ft) to the tip of the dome (diameter 42.45 m/139 ft).
Hypothesis: The church measures just 100 feet in length and a mere 30 feet to its highest point.
Premise: and Analysis in Case Extensive or thick analysisStudiesa
Hypothesis: A brief overview of case extensive or thick analysis
Premise: thirty something
Hypothesis: I'm in my forties.
Premise: One or two little things have cropped up.
Hypothesis: A couple of things have suddenly appeared.
Premise: But our current regulatory programs are not the most efficient way to achieve the goal of ensuring a reliable energy supply in an environmentally responsible manner.
Hypothesis: Our current programs involving regulation could be more efficient.
Premise: She urinated, a sign that she was ready.
Hypothesis: The horse urinated and that meant she was ready to mate.
Premise: yeah but as you say it's two different two different cultures i don't i don't know um so uh you like i say i was reading this ten years ago whether they could they're going to be talking about this in another ten years
Hypothesis: They said ten days ago that it would never be discussed.
Premise: One of Italy's loveliest and most important small museums, its highlights include some outstanding sculptures by Bernini and Canova (whose portrayal of Napoleon's sister as a reclining Venus is arguably the museum's most famous attraction), as well as paintings by Raphael, Correggio, Titian, Caravaggio, Botticelli, Rubens, D??rer, and Cranach.
Hypothesis: Important works in Italy can only be displayed in large museums.
Premise: all year right
Hypothesis: Every single day of the year it happens.
Premise: Located in the upscale Green Valley area of Henderson, acrosefrom the Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, the mall houses interesting specialty stores in addition to department stores, as well as a huge food court.
Hypothesis: The mall has specialty stores along the top level in addition to nice restaurants.
Premise: As with other federal agencies, performance information is becoming an increasingly important part of DOD's budget process.
Hypothesis: Performance evaluations should be carried out every two months.
Premise: This proposed type of change was primarily made to the presentation of the performance audit chapters.
Hypothesis: Performance audit chapters were the only things changed.
Premise: But really, that was stellar.
Hypothesis: That will grant him a place in Top 10.
Premise: First thing I knew a guard came along and informed me mighty politely that I wasn't in a smoking-carriage.
Hypothesis: A guard immediately came up and kindly made sure I knew I was in a non-smoking area.
Premise: I have certainly forgiven Bob Inglis.
Hypothesis: Bob Inglis has been forgiven, at least by me.
Premise: He then began his academic career at the University of Michigan, where he earned the title of full Professor in 1986.
Hypothesis: He was a professor at NYU.
Premise: yeah see i come from a Catholic church background too
Hypothesis: I have a Catholic background, but not anymore.
Premise: Up to now Johnny's been their best bet at gittin' th' Range into trouble."Drew turned his head to look Fenner in the eye.
Hypothesis: Johnny affiliation with the mob is causing trouble for the Range.
Premise: and realized that that was the first time in my life i had seen trees lose their leaves and uh and course when spring and everything came out again
Hypothesis: I've seen trees lose their leaves many a time.
Premise: The last stop on the DART is Bray, a seaside resort with a beach and amusement arcades.
Hypothesis: Bray is the first stop on the DART.
Premise: In addition to core values, we all need to keep certain timeless principles in mind at al times.
Hypothesis: We need to remember some ideas..
Premise: but still it's harmful and they have to live with that every day
Hypothesis: They could get sick from being near it every day.
Premise: His clothes fit perfectly, and he had a brilliant bushy beard that I knew to be a fake.
Hypothesis: HE had a big beard.
Premise: Everyone covered themselves in white cotton or took shelter during the hottest hours.
Hypothesis: Everyone came out in the open during the hot hours.
Premise:  "Maybe," he said slowly.
Hypothesis: He said maybe slowly.
Premise: No, it's a different one. She handed him the slip of paper.
Hypothesis: She said it was different and gave him the paper.
Premise: The answer, of course, is that in the long run, it won't be free.
Hypothesis: In the long run, it'll continue to be free.
Premise: Finally I opened it out flat there were only two sheets and laid it between two of the advertisement pages of a magazine.
Hypothesis: Finally, I placed it between some magazine pages.