xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: She is very well spoken, has a good job, and is not a bimbo by any stretch of the imagination.
Hypothesis: Some shallow-minded or unobservant people see her as a bimbo.
Premise: Ca'daan clutched the weapons in his arms.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan clutched his weapons, and derived satisfaction from the metallic ringing of the sword on his armor.
Premise: Qualitative Research Techniques in Economics.
Hypothesis: Research techniques used for economics.
Premise: yeah it it gets foamy foamy almost and you know it's just pure and pristine
Hypothesis: It gets foamy and it's very pure so you can drink out of it.
Premise: tell you what i'm losing you
Hypothesis: The cell phone service for the day had been spotty ever since the hackers launched their attack.
Premise: Slate 's political correspondent, David Plotz.
Hypothesis: Slate's humor columnist, Plotz.
Premise: The fell has an eerie beauty about it; clouds frame the peaks here even on sunny days.
Hypothesis: There is an eerie beauty.
Premise: Toward a Theory of Loosely Coupled Systems.
Hypothesis: Loosely coupled systems would be superior to more tightly bound alternatives.
Premise: They would put leeches on her that they fed off of strange mushrooms to control what is left of her mind.
Hypothesis: They would use bright red leeches to control what is left of her mind.
Premise: You can also arrange archaeology-related expeditions through the Israel Archaeological Society, based in Los Angeles (toll-free in the U.S.A.: 800-ISRAEL-8).
Hypothesis: You may also organize an archaeological expedition through the Los Angeles based Israel Archaeological Society (toll-free in the U.S.A.: 800-ISRAEL-8).
Premise: There are a number of possible alternatives to the current process that would avoid conflicts between the Congress and the administration.
Hypothesis: There are no alternatives for the current process.
Premise: In Clinton's last campaign, 40 percent of student donations came in just one month (September 1995)--half that in just two days.
Hypothesis: Clinton was extremely popular with college students.
Premise: uh uh uh certainly those those records are available and all they would have to do is expand it
Hypothesis: Of course those records can be accessed, they simply have to expand it.
Premise: trying not to get a wrong decision
Hypothesis: I'm trying to get the wrong decision on purpose.
Premise: The northernmost Kitchener Island was given as a gift to the British general of the same name after his victories in the Sudan in the late 19th century.
Hypothesis: Kitchener was given an island after he succeeded in the Sudan.
Premise: Know you want to be handy like.
Hypothesis: I know you want to repair everything
Premise: I should like to see them! cried Cynthia with dignity. 
Hypothesis: Cynthia wanted nothing more than to see them.
Premise: okay Bill i recognize the name now i and uh my name is Jim Moscow
Hypothesis: Who is Bill?
Premise: A day's itinerary is often confounded, as shops, offices, mosques, and museums are closed for religious or patriotic festivals, prayers, traditions, or a summer afternoon's siesta.
Hypothesis: Shops, office, mosques and museums are never affected by religious or patriotic holidays.
Premise: The Taanos were the ones who introduced the Spanish to tobacco, corn on the cob, and that archetypal Caribbean mode of relaxation, the hammock.
Hypothesis: The Spanish introduced tobacco to the Taanos.
Premise: Inventions of the March  Poems 1909-1917 , by T.S.
Hypothesis: Inventions of the March Poems late 21st century.
Premise: A lawyer at the firm receives requests and puts a qualified person on the job.
Hypothesis: The requests are all received by the same associate.
Premise: Linked to the Right Bank Jardins des Tuileries by the new Passerelle Solferino footbridge, the converted 19th-century hotel-cum-railway station was transformed into the Musee d'Orsay, devoted to French art from 1848 to 1914.
Hypothesis: The hotel was turned into a museum for art from different countries.
Premise: In another moment they were standing in a dusty garret littered with lumber.
Hypothesis: In another moment they were in damp the basement.
Premise: (Nepal's is made of two superimposed triangular pennants with sun and moon emblems.)
Hypothesis: There are sun and moon emblems on Nepal's.
Premise: i can't think of what his name is right right off the bat though but uh they they they were fun they were real just books for fun
Hypothesis: The books were fun, but I can't remember his name right now.
Premise: Water and Solid Waste and Emergency Response and programs
Hypothesis: Toxic waste emergency response and programs.
Premise: How do we know when the president had done a good job?
Hypothesis: How to we know the president is doing a bad job
Premise: Oh, I'm king up here, lass, says Postlethwaite, looking more leathery and Asiatic than ever, like the mummified fossil of some early man.
Hypothesis: Postlethwaite has very smooth and youthful skin while saying he's a king.
Premise: CSR's, which grantees are required to submit annually to LSC, contain data on program staff as well as on cases closed during a calendar year.
Hypothesis: CRs only includes data from random months of the year.
Premise: Depression was settling on him like a leaden weight.
Hypothesis: Depression was weighing very heavy on him.
Premise: I thought those were lost, said Ca'daan behind them.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan was behind the group.
Premise: Music is always telling stories (more or less), and I think that charismatic power is an element in one of those stories--the force we feel when a strong personality comes up against a demonic power and refuses to be cowed, and takes hair-raising risks, and succeeds in being, if only for a moment, the demon's equal.
Hypothesis: Charismatic power is an element of music, I think.
Premise: It is richly endowed with artistic treasures and some of Japan's most superb Zen gardens, reflecting its history as a renowned center of calligraphy, gardening, tea ceremony, and other refined arts.
Hypothesis: Although it is a center of calligraphy, it is not known for its gardens.
Premise: well that's what you i mean that's what you need in a pet if your going to have small children too
Hypothesis: You can have a pet if you have small children.
Premise: so it was still a lot cheaper than what we did because ours is thirty years
Hypothesis: That contractor really knew how to do it cheaply.
Premise: Tradition plays a great part in island lifestyle.
Hypothesis: Island lifestyle is greatly influenced by tradition.
Premise: Far outnumbered by the 1,700-man invasion force, the defenders of El Morro surrendered after a two-week siege.
Hypothesis: The invasion force came in a huge fleet of ships.
Premise: and there's always been an interest there
Hypothesis: The interest has always been there.
Premise: Dijon is the capital of Burgundy and a center of art and architecture, of culture and learning.
Hypothesis: There is a lot to be learned from the people in Dijon.
Premise: And Kudupi (name on ID: Kudupi) just sat, smoked plimon and said nothing.
Hypothesis: Smoking pliimon and saying nothing, And Kudupi (name on ID: Kudupi) was just sitting.
Premise: His technique was amazing and the complicated moves were beautiful.
Hypothesis: He made beautiful movements.
Premise: Current staff onboard at end of fiscal year 1999.
Hypothesis: They had no employees in 1999.
Premise: People come to legal aid offices with a wide range of problems, some of them falling within the scope of the program's priorities and others that do not.
Hypothesis: Everyone that enters the office receives the help they need.
Premise: But they showed what true love is when Bo took over John's medical care and for seven weeks forced him to drink gallons of water to flush out stubborn kidney stones.
Hypothesis: Jon was receiving medical care.
Premise: A Pakistani woman won a historic court victory allowing her to remain married to the man she loves (and with whom she eloped) despite her parents' insistence that under Islamic law, they have the sole authority to choose her husband.
Hypothesis: The parents were distraught at the decision because the man was a convicted criminal.
Premise: But a very good imitation, I must admit."  Dave turned from Ser Perth toward Nema, but her head was bent over the cords she was weaving, and she avoided his eyes.
Hypothesis: Dave thought that the imitation was quite well done.
Premise: and uh i their figures i think are true so i mean it's like compared to you know compared to weapons and stuff like that i mean you're spending nothing on on crime in the country itself what you're doing is you you know it's like you have other things you know it's like you have the AIDS we're going to solve try to solve the AIDS problem while while you know some people are getting killed here and there and then
Hypothesis: Crime exists in the country.
Premise: Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity (1944) is a lonely, worldly wise woman on the list.
Hypothesis: Barbara Stanwyck did a terrific job in her role in Double Indemnity.
Premise: when GAO has information which could inform the legislative debate on the Senate or House floor) or other institutional interests.
Hypothesis: Legislative debates can be informed by GAO.
Premise: And aren't we all?
Hypothesis: And is anyone not?
Premise: The gloomy liberal  Even in San Francisco, a true liberal can't win.
Hypothesis: San Francisco has many liberals.
Premise: 6.4 to 5.9 in 2000 but remains relatively high compared to the 1960s through the mid 1990s.
Hypothesis: The number is now lower than it has ever been.
Premise: In the meantime, we need to be doing research that will make sure that appropriate requirements are adopted.
Hypothesis: We need to do a field study on appropriate requirements.
Premise: For women of all ages and men older than age 65, more than 7 drinks/week or more than 3 drinks/occasion is considered at risk.
Hypothesis: Drinking more than 7 drinks a week is problematic behavior.
Premise: Tales From the Trans-Crypt
Hypothesis: Stories from the Trans-Crypt.
Premise: To help ensure that managers fulfill this responsibility, they are provided self-assessment tools that they can use to evaluate the information security aspects of their operations.
Hypothesis: Managers are given self assessment tools to help their operations be secure.
Premise: It's possible that Besieged is meant to be vaguely  The African is seduced by the crumbling decadence of Europe while the European falls for the childlike simplicity of Africa.
Hypothesis: There are no Africans in the world.
Premise: and um and they live in an apartment complex so we swam a lot and we played on the playground a lot and we would go to a movie on Thursdays and um there was always an activity you know they had their favorite TV shows and things like that that we watched and then we took naps and um i don't know it it just seems like there was always something to do children are so full of energy
Hypothesis: I only like watching science-fiction shows on the TV.
Premise: It occupies steep terraces that offer fine views over Funchal.
Hypothesis: Funchal can be viewed from the balconies.
Premise: The rider dismounted from Croaker, was up on the black.
Hypothesis: The rider tied Croaker to the post.
Premise: Mitch  If you're going to call the Senate corrupt, if you're going to call the members of the Senate corrupt, you need to prove it.
Hypothesis: Mitch called Congressmen corrupt.
Premise: John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., who appears to defend his request that Attorney General Reno investigate collusion between the Democratic Party's two favorite  Dan Burton and Kenneth Starr.
Hypothesis: The attorney general was irritated by the order.
Premise: Republican National Committee Chairman Jim Nicholson vows to blow the whistle on candidates who tear down other Republicans.
Hypothesis: Nicolson says he will call out candidates who say bad things about other Republicans.
Premise: In the 1980s, the Egyptian government had the sense to protect the precious waters of the south Sinai and created Ras Mohammed National Park, now home to over 1,000 species of fish, marine animals, and corals.
Hypothesis: There are lots of birds in the Ras Mohammed National Park.
Premise: you know it's you're you're taking words and developing a picture in your mind
Hypothesis: Sometimes I listen just so that I can get a better visual.
Premise: well oh i agree
Hypothesis: I disagree.
Premise: There was a woven-wire fence around the structures, and a sign that said simply: _Project Eighty-Five_.
Hypothesis: There seemed to be no entrance into the enclosure.
Premise: Look here, Tuppence, old girl, what is this going to lead to?
Hypothesis: Tuppence, where do you think this will lead?
Premise: Tudjman, who built his career on such cold, grotesque, and highly effective sleaziness, would surely appreciate the compliment.
Hypothesis: Tudjman built his career on sleaziness and was very successful because of it.
Premise: They shed no new light on Jesus, but they are of enormous interest to scholars of the Bible, Jewish history, and the cultural environment of early Christianity.
Hypothesis: Bible scholars are interested in them, even though they don't reveal anything new about Jesus.
Premise: but i never realized you couldn't record onto CD i just never really thought about it because i haven't really looked into it very much i don't have one and and i've never really looked at one very closely but that that would be inconvenient because i have a cassette player in my car now i guess
Hypothesis: Luckily, my car has a built in CD player.
Premise: After the identification of significant internal fraud, New Zealand's Inland Revenue Department (IRD) created the position of National Advisor, Fraud Prevention and Investigation, and adopted a fraud control strategy.
Hypothesis: New Zealand has an internal revenue department.
Premise: However, we also discovered that in hundreds of cases each year, the court recommends that a GAL be appointed but cannot do so because the families can't afford the fee.
Hypothesis: Many families cannot use GAL because they cannot afford it.
Premise: She was not like 800 interns, Davis said.
Hypothesis: She faded into the mass of interns.
Premise: Technology is only just beginning to let us search the skies for the telltale clues another civilization might offer.
Hypothesis: Technology is expected to grow exponentially allowing us to find signs of intelligent life within 20 years.
Premise: Design researchers as designs that focus on a single instance or a few instances.
Hypothesis: Designs can be those that are one occurrence specific or apply to multiple occurrences.
Premise: He or she may be called cheap, but they will not be called on again.
Hypothesis: No one would dare to call either of them cheap.
Premise: Therefore, although there is little slack in the availability of boilermakers, better coordination may have avoided the labor shortage problems.
Hypothesis: Boilermakers have little prospect for employment now, but there is continuing hope the labor market will improve.
Premise: but i know from his childhood he says his father always buys and restores cars just as entertainment i guess  and um so Kelly growing up he
Hypothesis: His father loved to buy old cars and restore them in his spare time.
Premise: It's as English as anything! 
Hypothesis: It's incredibly English and looks delicious.
Premise: The amount recorded by both entities is the transferring entity's book value of the asset.
Hypothesis: The transferring entity's value of the asset matches the amount recorded by both of the entities.
Premise: Time 's caustic cover story (War, we are shocked to discover, is not a video game) derides the White House's apparently unshaken faith in air power.
Hypothesis: The faith in air power the White House has is derided in the cover story.
Premise: In the main square of the town (walk inland from the mosque on the south side of the agora) is the archaeological museum, which features finds from ancient Kos, including mosaics and domestic utensils.
Hypothesis: To the west of the town is the museum, which features finds from ancient Laos.
Premise: Yet critics insist on portraying gamblers as a pitiable class of suckers, enslaved by fantasies of unearned wealth.
Hypothesis: And still, critics continue to portray gamblers as a pitiable group of suckers.
Premise: it's gotten so though that there are so many you know there are so many uh
Hypothesis: There's a very large amount now - it's become like that.
Premise: of the lungs Acute inflammation and respiratory cell damage Increased susceptibility to respiratory infection Respiratory symptoms Chronic asthma (new cases) Non-asthma respiratory emergency room visits
Hypothesis: Respiratory infection can be increased in those who have respiratory cell damage.
Premise: And then they had half-supplied all of them, rather than picking the most likely few and giving full cooperation.
Hypothesis: They were supplied with five hundred pounds of weed.
Premise: That figure is the protagonist of the once-famous play, The Bedbug by Vladimir Mayakovsky, Russia's great futurist poet and Bolshevik propagandist.
Hypothesis: The Bedbug was not written by Vladimir Mayakovsky.
Premise: These third-party sorters collect mail from mailers, sort and apply barcodes, and deliver the mail to the Postal Service for a portion of the discount.
Hypothesis: 3rd party sorters cost the same as postal service sorters.
Premise: Go away and fetch your box.
Hypothesis: You need your box to complete the task.
Premise: They are troubling because they may sabotage the mission itself.
Hypothesis: It would be no problem if the mission was sabotaged.
Premise: right and using makeup and using the
Hypothesis: right, and they don't use any makeup at all
Premise: I should simply have  What did it say on the back?
Hypothesis: What did the back of the cereal box say?
Premise: Reservations and transportation can be arranged at your hotel for US$60.
Hypothesis: Reservations and transportation can be arranged for US$60.
Premise: Shortages and slipping wages sparked street protests this winter that forced the ruling socialists to hand power over to a caretaker government.
Hypothesis: The ruling socialists kept their power thanks to rising wages and surpluses.
Premise: Incensed tribes have pointed out that the court's ruling stripped them of their safety net, making their sovereignty moot.
Hypothesis: The court's ruled against the tribe in favor of a foreign corporation.
Premise: You give away your software free to a company's employees.
Hypothesis: The company's employees have to pay for the software.
Premise: The industry wants people to be kept in the dark so it can charge more for its services.
Hypothesis: The industry wants people to be clueless.
Premise: In 1992, when construction of the airport on Chek Lap Kok was begun, a 2,000-year-old village, Pak Mong, was discovered, complete with artifacts that indicated a sophisticated rural society.
Hypothesis: The airport in Chek Lap Kok was halted.
Premise: This would be easy, thought Jon.
Hypothesis: Jon thought winning the battle would be easy.
Premise: The rosy view is that the market's remarkable rise makes sense because conditions have been perfect.
Hypothesis: The market rests on an incline, providing a view.
Premise: it it it really works that way
Hypothesis: It does work in such a way.
Premise: um actually have been to the movies um i think the last movie i saw was Misery
Hypothesis: The last movie I saw was Shrek 2
Premise: Why me? he asked.
Hypothesis: Why did this have to happen to me? he asked.
Premise: Agencies can use IT to inform the public about participation opportunities either through passive systems that require users to take the initiative to discover rules available for comment or proactive systems that alert interested individuals or organizations about impending regulatory actions.
Hypothesis: The public can be informed by utilizing IT either passively or proactively.
Premise: He is a breath of fresh air.
Hypothesis: He is such a refreshing person.
Premise: [w]hether they call themselves socialist or not.
Hypothesis: They call themselves nationalist capitalists and despise socialists.
Premise: you buy a car it depreciates you buy a home and it inpreciates it it it
Hypothesis: Cars gain a lot of value.
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 are always looking for new ways to refine the missions of different agencies.
Premise: But there is, nonetheless, something melancholic about it, and this is where the lament about companies actually making products has real resonance.
Hypothesis: There is, without a doubt, something sad about it.
Premise: But the most popular tourist sight is Topkap?? Palace, the home of the Ottoman sultans, where the riches of the Imperial Treasury and the intrigue of the Harem draw many thousands of visitors each year.
Hypothesis: The Imperial Treasury of the Ottoman sultans had many riches.
Premise: Traditionally a poor island, the native population has happily embraced the new seasonal lifestyle that has brought them proserity, and the old ways have almost completely disappeared.
Hypothesis: The island's economy is boosted by the tourists that recently started flocking there.
Premise: The demographic and economic assumptions imply a sharp drop in the average annual growth of aggregate hours worked from 0.7 percent through 2010 to 0.2 percent from 2020 through 2075.
Hypothesis: Aggregate hours worked have been on a steady decrease.
Premise: Moreover, these visits are not consistently attended by the patient or delivered by the same physician who saw the patient in the initial visit to the emergency setting.
Hypothesis: The visits are attended by everyone included in the care.
Premise: The most popular beaches of all are Calegute and Dona Paula, each of them within reach of the capital, Panaji, and easy excursions out to Velha Goa.
Hypothesis: Calegute and Dona Paula are both out-of-the-way, secluded beaches that few people visit.
Premise: Hopefully, Wall Street will take voluntary steps to address these issues before it is forced to act.
Hypothesis: EU is is already taking precautionary measures to tackle the issues.
Premise: Where the Grand Canal empties into the lagoon stands the imposing church of Santa Maria della Salute la Salute to the Venetians is the masterpiece of Baldassare Longhena, built to mark the city's deliverance from a plague in 1630.
Hypothesis: The church was built to commemorate a military victory over Milan.
Premise: you know and he doesn't realize the pressure that he's going to be under later when his friends start doing this
Hypothesis: It's going to be difficult for him to say no to peer pressure.
Premise: okay yeah see we i have Bermuda in my yard now i still have the old standby crabgrass here and there but
Hypothesis: I prefer Bermuda grass over crabgrass.
Premise: i was afraid we might get into an argument  well uh
Hypothesis: I was scared that we might argue and that result in us breaking up.
Premise: John D. Rockefeller Jr. provided th e money to build this wonderful Art Deco/Neo-Byzantine edifice in 1927.
Hypothesis: John D. Rockefeller Jr. funded the building in the 20s.
Premise: Daniel was wearing an ill-fitting train-conductor's uniform.
Hypothesis: Daniel had a toga  on.
Premise: Remember to return it after the trip, they will be counted, Denise, or maybe Dennis, warned him.
Hypothesis: After the trip they will be counted.
Premise: Hundreds of terraces cover the hillsides, giving them a textured look.
Hypothesis: Despite their appearance, they're not textured.
Premise: Maryland law prohibits recording phone calls without the consent of both parties.
Hypothesis: Recording phone calls without the consent of both parties is legal in some states.
Premise: The French Rev?­o?­lu?­tion?­aries threatened to tear the steeple down because it offended their principle of equality, but were reassured when one of the townsmen coiffed the spire with a patriotic red-white-and-blue bonnet.
Hypothesis: The townsman decorated the steeple in patriotic colors, but the revolutionaries tore it down anyways.