xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: and yeah he did some clever things but given the size of the house and how clever the kid was it seems to me they could have done a lot more i mean you know basically basically stepping on things and yelling in pain and it seems to me they could have been a lot more creative stuff used
Hypothesis: Stepping on things and yelling in pain was not that creative genius, yeah he did some smart things but as clever as the kid was they could have done a lot more with the character.
Premise: Eventually the British began to force the Maroons into more isolated and remote pockets of land.
Hypothesis: Some maroons escaped the British.
Premise: U.S. investment, in fact, is likely to improve standards of disclosure and accounting in many foreign corporations.
Hypothesis: U.S. investments of 6 billion dollars aims might improve disclosure and accounting standards.
Premise: Cut sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions by 73 percent, from current emissions of 11 million tons to a cap of 4.5 million tons in 2010, and 3 million tons in 2018.
Hypothesis: This is too reduce the effects of global warming and acid rain.
Premise: Idomeneo , by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, performed by Placido Domingo and the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by James Levine (Deutsche Grammophon).
Hypothesis: Levin conducted the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus and Domingo to perform Idomeneo by Mozart.
Premise: This small, stylish restaurant in an atmospheric, century-old house is said to serve the best fish and shellfish in Jerusalem.
Hypothesis: The building is brand new.
Premise: Serious planning within the legal services community began in early 1999 with a commitment to plan to plan on the part of the four LSC-funded programs in the state at that time.
Hypothesis: Planning did not begin until well after 2005 for LSC funded programs.
Premise: There are more than 40 beaches in Hong Kong that are free to the public.
Hypothesis: Only 40 beaches in Hong kong can be accesses by the public.
Premise: I really enjoy it.
Hypothesis: It is something that I like.
Premise: It assesses problems experienced within the last three months and over the patient's lifetime.
Hypothesis: Problems are assessed over the last three months and the lifetime of the patient.
Premise: Problems of Reliability and Validity in Ethnographic Research.
Hypothesis: The research had reliability issues.
Premise: Suppose further that they can do this for 1.5 cents per piece and that this saves the Postal Service 4 cents per piece.
Hypothesis: They can do this for 1.5 cents, which saves the Postal Service 4 cents.
Premise: AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING 
Hypothesis: Doing reviews beforehand.
Premise: The private sector and state organizations we visited built and maintained this foundation largely through the discipline of preparing routine periodic financial statements and annually subjecting them to an independent audit.
Hypothesis: The foundation was largely maintained by the organizations that we visited.
Premise: They can bring their own food, build domed stations of lowered air pressure, devise specially designed ships."
Hypothesis: There will be no food provided for them.
Premise: Children like the pets' cemetery.
Hypothesis: CHildren enjoy the cemetery for pets.
Premise: Closed to traffic (and free of taxis), it is not for the weak of knee.
Hypothesis: Neither personal cars or taxis are permitted in the area.
Premise: Wars can finish a whole way of life for a man...." His eyes no longer held Drew's; he was looking beyond toward the half-open door or perhaps at something that he alone could see.
Hypothesis: War has a way of changing a man. He looked like an empty shell of his former self.
Premise: Certainly there was much distraction at that point.
Hypothesis: That point was filled with silence and much concentration.
Premise: It is set on the ribbon-thin Water of Leith, whose narrow valley drops steeply here.
Hypothesis: There are narrow, steep valleys located right here.
Premise: Would it be rude if I took a nice bottle of French wine (OK, maybe two)?
Hypothesis: Would it be rude for me to bring my own wine?
Premise: Cumulative balances of available leave by type per employee are required to be maintained on record.
Hypothesis: The record states each worker's combined total number for all kinds of unutilized leave.
Premise: Only this time it would be an axe that would hit me instead of a club.
Hypothesis: The demons switched to axes instead of clubs to hit people.
Premise: Nearby, their illustrious predecessors Renoir, Van Gogh, and Gauguin lived and worked in the Rue Cortot, Rue de l'Abreuvoir, and Rue Saint-Rustique (site of the restaurant A la Bonne Franquette, where Van Gogh painted his famous La Guinguette).
Hypothesis: They are artists who live in Paris.
Premise: Some day there will be a Republican president again, and the Wall Street Journal will rediscover all its objections to independent prosecutors.
Hypothesis: There will be a Democratic president some day.
Premise: In 490 b.c. , they captured sacred Delos and razed the settlements on Naxos.
Hypothesis: Delos and Naxos were unaffected by the war.
Premise: They're going to find I'm not in my house.
Hypothesis: They're going to find me at my house.
Premise:  Get rid of all guns?
Hypothesis: Get rid of all the guns because they're dangerous?
Premise: So the effort to bring legal services to those who could not otherwise afford them began in a small way.
Hypothesis: the effort to provide affordable legal services actually began in a very large scale fashion.
Premise: Thanks to misinformation unrivaled since the pre-FDA patent-medicine era, however, alternative therapies have become a $14 billion market, which is growing by as much as 30 percent annually.
Hypothesis: Alternative therapy lacks supporters and probably worth less than a million.
Premise: But, look here, Bauerstein had had it analysed already?
Hypothesis: Bauerstein has not seen it yet.
Premise: Managers are to (1) promptly evaluate findings from
Hypothesis: Promptly evaluating findings are the managers number one priority.
Premise: He has already begun contacting groups that might be tenants.
Hypothesis: Most of these groups of potential tenants are very happy with the building.
Premise: The streets were alive with trade and travel.
Hypothesis: There were twenty stores open on the street.
Premise: Bradley, he is, you know, the type of individual who has always been fair.
Hypothesis: Bradley does not practise favoritism, he treats everyone equally.
Premise: During a rare religious segment on This Week (Southern Baptist convention provides the news peg), Stephanopoulos mentions a biblical passage urging women to submit to their husbands, when George Will jumps in.
Hypothesis: Stephanopoulos is a religious zealot and a misogynist.
Premise: If These differences are material, the standards constituting Federal GAAP should be applied for purposes of including the components in entity-wide statements.
Hypothesis: Federal GAAP should not be applied if the differences are material.
Premise: From before the 1983 amendment until 1986, the categories of eligible aliens  (1) an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence; (2) an alien who was either married to a United States citizen or was a parent or an unmarried child under the age of twenty-one years of such a citizen and who had filed an application for adjustment of status under the INA; (3) an alien who was lawfully present in the United States as a refugee or who had been granted asylum by the Attorney General; (4) an alien who was lawfully present in the United States as a result of the Attorney General's withholding of deportation; and (5) an alien lawfully present in the United States as a result of being granted conditional entry.
Hypothesis: The amendment was fair to the aliens.
Premise: Situated 88 km (55 miles) southwest of Paris by the A11 or N10, or by train from Gare Montparnasse.
Hypothesis: It is possible to get there by taking the A11 or N10 from Paris or catching a train in Gare Montparnasse.
Premise: you know we bought the car new and after  um well well well under two years we had to replace the clutch
Hypothesis: When we bought the car, it was new.
Premise: Historically, a narrow cobbled track transported pilgrims from the port to the monastery, either on foot or by donkey.
Hypothesis: The cobbled track between the port and monastery was the main transport route for pilgrims.
Premise: A 12-inch golden-dragon magnolia.
Hypothesis: Twlve inch golden magnolia.
Premise: yeah hey that's kind of sad
Hypothesis: That play we watched last night was sad.
Premise: well children will tend to do that
Hypothesis: Kids generally aren't inclined to do things like that.
Premise: The Yohanan Ben Zakkai Synagogue is actually four synagogues in one; the largest room gives the complex its name.
Hypothesis: It is the largest synagogue in the world and draws visitors from all over the globe.
Premise: yeah yeah well you know ankle deep or standing on the bank and slipping it out there
Hypothesis: Staying submerged in the middle of the water.
Premise: Ginkakuji, the famous Silver Pavilion, never received the silver-leaf covering originally intended.
Hypothesis: The benefactor of the development suffered from a business deal gone awry, and could not afford to complete the elaborate exterior.
Premise: The actual amounts are $84 for childless couples and $883 for a couple with one child.
Hypothesis: A childless couple receives $84 a year from the government.
Premise: On the other hand, leaders who are--by African standards--democratic, uncorrupt, and competent have taken over former military dictatorships such as Uganda.
Hypothesis: All African leaders are know to be democratic, uncorrupt and competent.
Premise: The crypt and tower, and sometimes the cathedral itself, may be closed at lunchtime.
Hypothesis: The crypt and tower are often closed for lunch.
Premise: Two other schools that rose in their rankings this year were MIT (from fourth to third) and Johns Hopkins (from 14 th to seventh).
Hypothesis: MIT dropped in the rankings.
Premise: Com?­plet?­ed in 1875, it is claimed to be the world's largest theater, although the size of the stage ' which can hold 450 people ' leaves room for only 2,200 spectators.
Hypothesis: There is space for over 9000 spectators in what is claimed to be the world's smallest theater.
Premise: Within hours, Salon published the reporter's derisive story about the press conference, titled  I am not a slut!
Hypothesis: The story was published quickly because Salon new it would get a lot of publicity.
Premise: yeah yeah i like to hear him sing he does a good job
Hypothesis: I enjoy listening to him sing, he does a great job.
Premise: uh-huh i don't think they have that on anymore
Hypothesis: That's still on TV regularly.
Premise: yeah i hadn't heard whether it's gonna rain or not
Hypothesis: I didn't check the weather forecast.
Premise: With the push in recent years to move people from welfare to work, there are many new low-wage first-time filers, who are often automatically audited.
Hypothesis: Those who are filing for the first time and have low wages are automatically audited.
Premise: Economic Growth, Natural Resources, and
Hypothesis: The economy will not grow.
Premise: comes from direct emissions from a variety of sources.)
Hypothesis: Not all sources are capable of releasing emissions.
Premise: exactly you know and i and i'm sure there is a problem about uh getting you know the volunteers to do that and maybe they could uh spend a little bit more money on promotion and and uh advertise it a little bit more
Hypothesis: The volunteers don't know about the opportunity because no one advertises.
Premise: Three hundred years later, in the 1760s, this medieval city spawned a sibling.
Hypothesis: in the 1460s, the medieval city was 300 years away from developing a sibling city.
Premise: 5 The mailbox rule specifies that no one other than the Postal Service (and the addressee) may put mail into the box.
Hypothesis: The mailbox rule was put in place to discourage unsolicited mail.
Premise: oh we have had uh as i've said we've had variable weather uh
Hypothesis: Our weather hasn't been uh very uh stable lately um
Premise: Just a little way out of town is Tryall Estate.
Hypothesis: Tryall Estate is located really far away from town.
Premise: Upstairs is an exhibit on the history of banking and the short-lived Irish Parliament.
Hypothesis: The museum has a huge second floor.
Premise: Russia's program places advertisements on its rockets, and allows its cosmonauts to film
Hypothesis: Russia pits advertisements in rockets and allows their astronauts to film.
Premise: The Commission and planners dedicated 10 percent of the state appropriation for civil legal services to fund innovative projects that partner legal services providers and the courts to assist low-income self-represented litigants.
Hypothesis: The Commission and planners decided that no extra funds should be given to people who represent themselves.
Premise: Hakone is a national park and resort area southeast of Mt.Fuji, extremely popular with weekend trippers from Tokyo.
Hypothesis: Hakone is a park northwest of Mt. Fuji and is a terrible place to visit.
Premise:  said Ca'daan.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan said something.
Premise: Nice girl, said Tuppence.
Hypothesis: Tuppence spoke briefly.
Premise: Show him into my study. Then he turned to us. 
Hypothesis: He asked for the man to be thrown out of the house.
Premise: so we might as well recycle those
Hypothesis: It makes sense to recycle those.
Premise: She screamed and tried to claw him, then fought for the hair.
Hypothesis: She was irate due to being verbally assaulted by them.
Premise: In the summer, get there by noon or you won't see a thing.
Hypothesis: You will not witness anything unless you arrive by noontime in the summertime.
Premise: Easy for you to say, I thought.
Hypothesis: I thought it was a hard thing for you to say.
Premise: They added $10 million to the legislation for customs to investigate Internet kiddie porn traffickers.
Hypothesis: Customs' ability to investigate child porn traffickers is new in the legislation.
Premise: Perhaps because of its geographical location at the center of the islands in the surrounding Cyclades chain, it also inspired the name for the island chain.
Hypothesis: It was a good name because of its geographical location.
Premise: This brief period may have been the most fertile of his career.
Hypothesis: The most fertile periods of his career was this brief one, because he made tremendous accomplishments.
Premise: Nikko is best reached from Tokyo by train (by the Japan Railways Shinkansen line from Tokyo or Ueno stations, with a transfer at Utsunomiya, or by the private Tobu Line Limited Express from Asakusa).
Hypothesis: The worst way to get to Nikko from Tokyo is by travelling by train.
Premise: Most importantly, it reduces the incentive to save for retirement.
Hypothesis: There is a huge incentive to save money for retirement.
Premise: The submittal, which was made available to the public, contained the reasons for collecting the information and the burden estimates, as required by the Act.
Hypothesis: The submittal was uploaded online for anyone to access.
Premise: Completed in 1436, it measures 45.5 m (149 ft) in diameter.
Hypothesis: It was never completed.
Premise: 'I don't see why-'
Hypothesis: I don't understand why it is.
Premise: But so far they seem determined to deny their customers this valuable opportunity.
Hypothesis: They denied three hundred customers this valuable opportunity.
Premise: Toward the end of the book, Mintz tells a story about offhandedly mentioning in a lecture that America has no cuisine.
Hypothesis: They are a foodie.
Premise: At posh hotels with posh connections, supplies would be high-level and instantaneous.
Hypothesis: Supplies at the nice hotels would be things like fine china.
Premise: But, on the whole, public opinion swings to the side of the Government.
Hypothesis: On the whole, public opinion was against the Government.
Premise: oh oh i see oh dear  well uh-huh i think those are the same people who have their credit cards uh charged up to the max and that's just a way of life i guess
Hypothesis: Those are the type of people that have their credit cards maxed out.
Premise: Only thus could the enlightenment of Nirvana be achieved.
Hypothesis: Nirvana is unattainable.
Premise: So, bidding should be leisurely when bidders have little to learn from each other (say, when they're bidding on a new computer that's been widely reviewed) and intense when some bidders are far more expert than others (say, when they're bidding on a heart defibrillator for home use).
Hypothesis: When bidders aren't necessarily more expert than each other, bidding should always be intense.
Premise: We have learned that some agencies follow this practice without objection from SBA.
Hypothesis: Some agencies don't face opposition from the SBA because they are too large.
Premise: Additional techniques for communicating information security policies are discussed in the next section on promoting awareness.
Hypothesis: Several other techniques including information security polices are discussed in the next section.
Premise: He might recognize me.
Hypothesis: He may notice me.
Premise: The rule was later expanded to include real estate closing offers.
Hypothesis: The rule does not cover real estate offers.
Premise: Tea is usually served black in small tulip-shaped glasses.
Hypothesis: Tea is served in an interesting glass and often comes black.
Premise: The page also features a condensed history of Beijing (disguised as a Beijing Tour), links to China's music, and a reader forum.
Hypothesis: The so-called Beijing Tour takes visitors through a quick history of the city.
Premise: Among those wounded that day was the young man who would soon unite the Hawaiian kingdom for the first time in its long history.
Hypothesis: He divided the Hawaiians.
Premise: He saw them again, dismounted and talking to a thin man in tattered clothes.
Hypothesis: He mounted and stopped talking to the man in tattered clothes.
Premise: Tommy allowed him to pass and then took up the chase once more.
Hypothesis: Tommy let him pass him, then ran after him again.
Premise: Congressional oversight and authorization committees, as well as the Appropriations Committees, can use the database to prepare for hearings and budget deliberations.
Hypothesis: The database can be used by members of Congressional oversight and authorization committees when preparing for budget deliberations and hearings.
Premise: so that it just mulches underneath it just goes back down um right underneath the blade
Hypothesis: That mulches is going under the blade.
Premise: uh-huh well i think that there are many cases where uh the judges probably do make the decision rather than the jury Our situation was somewhat different uh in view of the fact that uh we haven't we were a landmark case it was the first time in the state of Ohio that um D N A testing was entered as evidence
Hypothesis: The judges make the right decision when it is in their hands.
Premise: i like i like the i like some of the dramas
Hypothesis: I don't like any dramas.
Premise: Another was the need for something more adequate than naturalistic generalization for evaluation purposes.
Hypothesis: The current naturalistic generalization for evaluation purposes has caused a need for something better.
Premise: Many of the members had matters pending before the administration.
Hypothesis: Several matters from the members were being considered by the administration.
Premise: Although the mines are superseded by those in South America and South Africa, the art of cutting and polishing is still extant in Gujarat.
Hypothesis: The art of cutting and polishing is best practiced in Gujarat.
Premise: Many retreated into the hills to make their own way, the forefathers of today's small-scale, self-sufficient farmers.
Hypothesis: The people who retreated into the hills were economically successful.
Premise: Does it go on being a chick, or does it die?
Hypothesis: The chick has transcended the constraints of mortality and has lost the need to be "alive" or "dead".
Premise: We did it with the help of the Board and the other staff at LSC.
Hypothesis: The Board did not assist us in any way.
Premise: yeah Central Standard Time's what they're doing it by
Hypothesis: They are doing it by Pacific Standard Time.
Premise: okay i can believe that uh-huh no i've well Wisconsin gets pretty bad sometimes too but uh probably not near as bad as New York uh i'm sure
Hypothesis: Wisconsin weather can be pretty bad.
Premise: The featureless head, sunken and brooding, opened a mouth wide in a silent roar.
Hypothesis: The body part did not have any features.
Premise: so i imagine we will be uh shifting over to that service
Hypothesis: I expect to shift over to that service.
Premise: Well? Her tone did not change. 
Hypothesis: Her tone of voice fluctuated rapidly during the talk.
Premise: I suppose they have very strong poisons there?"
Hypothesis: I guess they have some of the strongest poison at that store?
Premise: Each community celebrates its own Saint's Day, or panagiraie, when the sacred statue is paraded through the streets.
Hypothesis: Every community has its own patron saint, and they keep the statue in the church.
Premise: Number 10 was the home of film stars Simone Signoret and Yves Montand.
Hypothesis: The stars lived in a grand manor boasting four apple trees.
Premise: i did at first but um not really no not i i can't imagine eating meat um the reason i tranged uh changed to become a vegetarian was for ethical reasons so the idea of me eating meet would be like eating something you know i i think of it as something alive you know so it i can't do it you know for for me it's it just
Hypothesis: I can't imagine meat not being a part of my diet.
Premise: He also knew what too many latter-day economists have  Macroeconomics is crucial to the public credibility of economics as a whole.
Hypothesis: Macroeconomics does not matter in gaining public credibility.
Premise: Casual employees are paid lower wages and have fewer fringe benefits.
Hypothesis: Casual employees are played less with less benefits
Premise: The organization has already curtailed essential activities, and may be forced to shut down next year if the Americans don't pay.
Hypothesis: The organization has yet to cut back on essential activities because they have plenty of money.
Premise: But quite a few things were impossible to that engineer's obscure and unimportant nephew, the computer technician and generally undistinguished man who had been christened Dave.
Hypothesis: The man who christened Dave was a priest.
Premise: Casa de la Mesica (salsa; Avenida 35 and Calle 20, Miramar), Casa de la Trova (San Lazaro between Gervasio and Belascoan, Central Havana), and El Zorro y el Cuevo, (jazz; Calles 23 y O, Vedado).
Hypothesis: Casa de la Trova lies between Gervasio and a location in Central Havana.
Premise: This was only supposed to last for two weeks.
Hypothesis: This is a six-month project.
Premise: (Saigo is a problematic hero in Japanese in 1871 he was killed in an unsuccessful rebellion against the very government he helped to found. )
Hypothesis: The Japanese government managed to repulse the rebellion with casualties.
Premise: The best theory I have so far is  By giving a film a low price, you let the world know it's lousy; then they really don't want to see it.
Hypothesis: They advocated for the prices to be higher.
Premise: Masonry came to be seen, as Hofstadter put it, as a standing conspiracy against republican government.
Hypothesis: Hofstadter believed that Masonry was an ongoing conspiracy against the republican government.
Premise: Under the gnarled olive trees archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of statues, jewellery, pitchers, tools, and coins, which are now displayed in the town's two archaeological museums.
Hypothesis: They had olive trees that had statues hidden under them as a sacrifice.