xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: oh uh-huh yeah i was just i was just thinking at at Rossa they they tend to come out with a new book every couple of weeks
Hypothesis: At Rossa they usually come out with a new book every few weeks.
Premise: well of course Dachshunds and Dachshunds like chocolate i i remember i remember that other one too he was always after somebody's chocolate bar
Hypothesis: Poodles like chocolate and I remember the Dachshund always running after someone's popsicle.
Premise: Except for CaleSahona, this part of the island is sparsely populated.
Hypothesis: There aren't many inhabitants in the area, apart from those living in CaleSahona.
Premise: The Islands and the People
Hypothesis: The 1000 mile areas of land in the water and the people.
Premise: Rumpelstilsken, repair yourself!  There was a whirring and scraping inside the mechanism, and Hanson let out a yell.
Hypothesis: The mechanism was about to do nothing.
Premise: Strategic information management will be an important part of any federal agency's attempt to implement GPRA successfully.
Hypothesis: An important part of the federal agency's attempt to implement GPRA successfully will include strategic information management.
Premise: The chateau, which belonged to the powerful Cond?? dynasty in the 17th century, consists of a reconstruction of the great edifice destroyed in the Revolution ' known as the Grand Ceteau ' joined to the charming, authentic Renaissance building called the Petit Ceteau.
Hypothesis: You can still see the Grand Ceteau, standing strong even after the revolution.
Premise: Another wonderful time to visit Edinburgh is at the turn of the year, when the city hosts the  biggest New Year's Eve party in the world,  called Hogmanay.
Hypothesis: Edinburgh's New Year's Eve party, Hogmanay, is the biggest in the world.
Premise: because parents aren't parents
Hypothesis: because parents are only parenting
Premise: The Geku-Jin-en Sacred Park, at the foot of Mt. Takakura, is an integral part of the sanctuary and a beautiful place for a quiet stroll.
Hypothesis: The Geku-jin-en Sacred Park was is the location of an annual music festival.
Premise: The aqueduct is composed of thousands of granite blocks arranged in graceful arches, sometimes two-tiered, but without mortar or cement of any kind.
Hypothesis: The aqueduct was built without mortar or cement, no one knows how it stayed together.
Premise: yeah flowers during the summer down here the the normal kind of flowers there's very few of them that'll really do well everything does real well here in the spring until about oh first part of June and then the real the heat sets in
Hypothesis: There's no point in trying to have flowers during the summer.
Premise: and the shock on the system is is just too much so i have stuck to water aerobics basically you know the weightless thing and
Hypothesis: I can handle it, so I don't have to bother doing water aerobics.
Premise: It conducts numerous CLE accredited trainings each year, and coordinates bi-monthly statewide task force meetings in the areas of family, housing, public benefits, consumer, immigration and seniors law.
Hypothesis: State wide family task force meetings are conducted only once per year.
Premise: so i've still got a few years to go
Hypothesis: Several years remain for me.
Premise: That is true, he admitted.
Hypothesis: that is false, he admitted.
Premise: gathered and the program and so forth so i was interested in as i said i was interested in being a speaker
Hypothesis: I don't want to speak at the program.
Premise: uh like military academy grads are a strange lot too i i mean i have to admit confess to that
Hypothesis: Military academy graduates are very normal.
Premise: Newsweek wonders how George W. Bush will survive the transition from honeymoon to full-fledged campaign.
Hypothesis: Newsweek thinks George W Bush will have a hard time launching a real campaign.
Premise: It had been on a hilltop back in Tennessee, with the storm clouds of January overhead.
Hypothesis: There were storms in Tennessee in January but they were not too strong.
Premise: On the far wall were strips of brightly colored woven materials flanking a huge closed cupboard, a very old one, Drew thought.
Hypothesis: The wall was decorated with colorful materials because the homeowner wanted a lively home.
Premise: Defend labor rights in all markets--prohibit the ancient abuses renewed in the dark Satanic mills.
Hypothesis: Labor rights wouldn't need to be defended if there were no Satanic mills.
Premise: Most important of the original 12 towns of the Etruscan confederation, the town dominated Rome in its heyday of the seventh and sixth centuries b.c.
Hypothesis: There are just two towns in the confederation.
Premise: uh in Wyoming it would be less spicy
Hypothesis: It wouldn't be as spicy in Wyoming.
Premise: The analysis concludes that the rules do not impose additional reporting, record keeping, or other compliance requirements.
Hypothesis: No additional reporting, record keeping, or compliance requirements are not required due to the rules.
Premise: (1) not lifting the current importation restrictions for the State of Sonora and (2) allowing importation under either less or more stringent mitigating conditions.
Hypothesis: There is no allowances for importation into the State of Sonora.
Premise: i think it i think it was his shoulder he had surgery on but anyway they're trying to keep him you know keep him uh from reinjuring anything but anyway
Hypothesis: I'm pretty sure he had surgery on his shoulder and they don't want him to re-injure it.
Premise: Found?­ed in the early 12th century by Saint Bernard, it includes a church, cloisters, scriptorium, refectory, sleeping quarters, infirmary, forge, bakery, and herb garden ' everything for a self-sufficient community.
Hypothesis: Saint Bernard founded the community in December 1327.
Premise: Whatever method the rabbis used, they appear to have used it--pardon the pun--consistently.
Hypothesis: It seems the Rabbis used the same method a lot.
Premise: no actually it's now my job's good much better than a lot
Hypothesis: My old job was much worse than what I do now
Premise: Deeper into the interior, Burgundy is most famous today for its vineyards.
Hypothesis: The vineyards produce some of the most critically acclaimed wines in the world.
Premise: but uh we saw Avalon and uh i think we went in to see Avalon because we couldn't get in to maybe we wanted to go see Ghost and couldn't get into Ghost because the line you know they sold out
Hypothesis: I saw Avalon and ended up enjoying it.
Premise: From the podium, Dunn and Rice, two of the committee's three front women, implored Bush's wife and daughters to endure the campaign's trial by fire.
Hypothesis: The two women tried to give support to Bush's spouse and children.
Premise: Principles and practices gleaned from the case studies presented in our guide offer concrete suggestions on what agency executives can do to ensure the effectiveness of their CIO organizations.
Hypothesis: The case studies can help executives of agencies.
Premise: um um yeah that sounds pretty wild
Hypothesis: That sounds really tame.
Premise: My own bet is that by 2004--a year in which Dyson places many of her predictions--books like hers will seem like artifacts from a more gullible age.
Hypothesis: To Dyson by 2004 books like hers will seem naive, but many didn't agree with her.
Premise: 17The current account balance would improve to the extent that the increase in saving is used to increase net foreign investment rather than domestic investment.
Hypothesis: This improvement is considered by many to be a great one.
Premise: This was going to work.
Hypothesis: It was a good plan
Premise: so just distribute it equally and not raise taxes
Hypothesis: Don't raise taxes and just distribute it equally.
Premise: As a rule, he surrounded his wife with little attentions, placing a cushion at her back, and altogether playing the part of the devoted husband. 
Hypothesis: He pays very little attention to his wife, because he is not devoted to her.
Premise: As clients grow increasingly less committed to their ad agencies, the economics of the business will have to change.
Hypothesis: Clients are not committed to their agencies because of new technologies.
Premise: The state's legal aid agencies are also bracing for yet another cut in 2003 of some $600,000 of state funding.
Hypothesis: Legal service agencies expect to have increased funds next year.
Premise: Perhaps, said the Industrialist.
Hypothesis: Perhaps, said the industrialist.
Premise: there and we use to go go out to that about once a week yeah a really nice place you know amateurs but really quite good uh but that was interesting course used to
Hypothesis: We go to that theater once a week.
Premise: Construction equipment requirements for FGD installations are typically modest, particularly given that systems are installed at the back end of the facility and close to the ground.
Hypothesis: Systems installed at the back end of the facility and close to the ground typically have modest construction equipment requirements.
Premise: 7. Every a llegation is a political fact.
Hypothesis: Every allegation must be taken seriously.
Premise: The castle dates back to Roman and perhaps even Carthaginian times.
Hypothesis: The castle may have been built in the Roman, or Carthaginian times.
Premise: There wasn't much pawin' an' bellerin' left in him when Muller's boys brought him to town.
Hypothesis: He was making a right ruckus when the Muller's boys brought him in.
Premise: Why, you could be anything.
Hypothesis: You could be whatever you want to be, as long as you apply yourself; you're at a young enough age to dream big and achieve big.
Premise: right or the satellite dish
Hypothesis: Correct, or alternatively the satellite dish?
Premise: Certainly we can consign all sports metaphors to the linguistic cemetery.
Hypothesis: Certainly sports metaphors cannot be cosigned to any linguistic graveyard.
Premise: Boris shot up his hand and  Kerensky did not make the February revolution.
Hypothesis: Boris kept his head down, the February revolution happened
Premise: given the the uh differences in the world and people are just too different
Hypothesis: People are different
Premise: American officials also speak of NATO's terms, conditions, and requirements.
Hypothesis: NATO's terms are never discussed by American officials.
Premise: Red caught his eyes.
Hypothesis: Red caught his gaze.
Premise: In the bar, Daniel and his crew were waiting for me.
Hypothesis: They left the bar without him.
Premise: It concluded the section specified four categories of prohibited activities, of which three appear[ed] to prohibit the type of activity named regardless of viewpoint, while one might be read to prohibit the activity only when it seeks reform.
Hypothesis: Four categories of prohibited activities were specified in the section.
Premise: You have to convince them, Jasie.'
Hypothesis: You don't have to waste your time convincing them.
Premise: Others say James ascends from pulp fiction to high art, with well-drawn characters and turns of phrase of which Jane Austen might have been proud (Gerald Kaufman, the Daily Telegraph ). (An excerpt is available at Random House's site.)
Hypothesis: Kaufman hated the book.
Premise: He dared to look up.
Hypothesis: The man looked down at the ground.
Premise: Tommy's heart sank at the sight of them.
Hypothesis: Tommy was not happy to see them.
Premise: The woman's eyes looked weary and she feared Jon when she saw him.
Hypothesis: The woman could not stop crying because she knew Jon had killed her husband.
Premise: i said well well actually actually the the female who i would most rally behind right now right i don't know much about her politics that's about a way the way she makes speeches is a is a local person for you is Ann Richards
Hypothesis: "Despite her charisma and eloquence, this female candidate is not local."
Premise: To date, however, no systematic effort has been undertaken to incorporate such benefits into the current generation of policy models.
Hypothesis: There may be plans to implement these benefits into future policies.
Premise: and uh it's uh uh one hundred percent successful
Hypothesis: It is guaranteed to be successful.
Premise: Of course, a layer of burnt cork smeared over the face does not a new identity make.
Hypothesis: Burnt cork is unhealthy.
Premise: I know what you feel like, my poor boy.
Hypothesis: I can sympathize with how you feel.
Premise: The man gives good movie.
Hypothesis: The man gives a horrible movie.
Premise: The entrance off the modern town's Corso Ercolano takes you around the archaeological site for a striking view down across the ancient town of terraced villas from which wealthy Roman landowners looked out to sea towards Ischia on the horizon.
Hypothesis: The entrance takes you around the arcaeological site.
Premise: They are considered some of the most beautiful in the Aegean.
Hypothesis: They are not at all considered beautiful by Aegeans.
Premise: He was tall, charismatic, with piercing blue eyes that made Monica weak inside--and, best of all, he was the most powerful man on Earth!
Hypothesis: Monica was spending time with Superman.
Premise: The Duddon Valley and the rolling hillsides around the village of Ulpha were much favored by Wordsworth.
Hypothesis: Wordsworth was fond of the hills that surround Ulpha.
Premise: The NYT runs the following  Because of an editing error, an article on Feb. 26 about Manhattanites' reliance on mini-storage referred incorrectly to doves and a rabbit used in the act of Arnie Kolodner, a magician.
Hypothesis: They were deeply sorry for the miscommunication.
Premise: The long village green is a wonderful place for a stroll, and an even better place to take a break, thanks to number of good pubs.
Hypothesis: The lack of pubs makes the long village green a terrible place for a break.
Premise: The entire analysis, which was included in the regulatory impact analysis, was available for review in EPA's public docket.
Hypothesis: The write up was confidential and no one was allowed to read it.
Premise: With full automation, statistical sampling of invoices prior to payment to make inferences about the universe would no longer be necessary since the system would perform a 100percent verification of receipt and acceptance.
Hypothesis: Statistical sampling happens after payments are made.
Premise: The technophobic  This is what we get for relying on gadgets.
Hypothesis: You shouldn't rely on gadgets.
Premise: Poirot, I exclaimed, with relief, and seizing him by both hands, I dragged him into the room. 
Hypothesis: I was so relieved to see Poirot that I grabbed him and dragged him into the room so I could see more clearly.
Premise: The bar raised over a million dollars to fund the office.
Hypothesis: The bar was able to raise over a million dollars to help fund the office.
Premise: For those who want to work their way down to the south, Mumbai is still, as it was for the servants and soldiers of the British Empire, the natural gateway.
Hypothesis: Mumbai is a natural gateway for people looking to get to the south.
Premise: To still others, it was not possible to tell whether this was a case study because looking at instances was what we do in all our methods, and there was no differentiation between this job and a compliance audit.
Hypothesis: A compliance audit measures the ability of the employees to follow the workplace guidelines.
Premise: However, we have significant concerns with S. 556 as drafted.
Hypothesis: We are worried about S. 556.
Premise: Actions taken to correct the problem must be reported.
Hypothesis: Report the steps taken that went to fix the issue.
Premise: Shifting velvety pyres of orange and red, crackling so loud as to be almost audible.
Hypothesis: The pyres were on fire.
Premise: The Constant 2000 National Saving Rate simulation reflects an unspecified mix of saving by households, businesses, and all levels of government.
Hypothesis: The saving rate is still 3%
Premise: The sponsorship and location of events and location of grantee offices contributes to this targeting.
Hypothesis: The targeting is contributed to by the location of the events.
Premise: okay you know like how uh these two there was like three continents that were always fighting with each other
Hypothesis: The three continents no longer fight with one another.
Premise: Multiple systems normally are installed in sequence and overlapping to maintain a high level of activity at the site.
Hypothesis: Multiple systems cannot be installed to overlap
Premise: For an interesting glimpse of small and family-owned shops, walk along Bonham Strand East and West, Man Wa Lane, and Cleverly Street.
Hypothesis: For an interesting glimpse of the private prisons, walk along Man Wa Lane.
Premise: no i guess it'd be best if you knew what each person and  what they stood for and why and everything but
Hypothesis: Candidates don't make their agenda clear or easy enough for the average voter to understand.
Premise: Their white sails make a beautiful sight, especially at sunset.
Hypothesis: The warm hues of the setting sun turn the sails a light orange color.
Premise: Bloor, M. On the Analysis of Observational  A Discussion of the Worth and Use of Inductive Techniques and Respondent Validation.
Hypothesis: Bloor, M. does Analysis of Observational Discussion.
Premise: We're halfway through Utah.
Hypothesis: Utah has been a lot of fun to visit.
Premise: Maybe fewer pictures of whips in rectums and more of rectitudinous whips?
Hypothesis: There should be less pictures of literal whips in rectums.
Premise: The Policy  Recent
Hypothesis: The policy is about cats.
Premise: it's just the audit department happened to be just a little behind the times because the uh the senior vice president over audits is cheap
Hypothesis: The audit department is at the forefront of innovation.
Premise: However, GAO will decline an invitation to testify when (1) GAO cannot produce a testimony that conforms to its core values and standards or (2) the substance of the GAO testimony would be new information developed for another committee or Member who wants to restrict the information until its public release.
Hypothesis: There are two reasons why the GAO will decline an invitation to testify.
Premise: If our battle had raged for the entire afternoon, the results would have been the same.
Hypothesis: The battle was won easily.
Premise: Funds ran out before Michelangelo's planned facade could embellish the austere barn-like exterior.
Hypothesis: Michelangelo's funds for building the facade were unlimited.
Premise: have you been involved on the switchboard long
Hypothesis: How long have you worked on the switchboard?
Premise: Typically, the meetings lasted 1/2 day to 2 days for the entire membership, and some meetings included separate sessions for smaller groups to discuss specific technical or member issues.
Hypothesis: The meetings lasted up to 2 days for everyone, and included a hot lunch.
Premise: Whatever its shortcomings--and they are many--only big media possesses the means to consistently hold big business and big government accountable.
Hypothesis: Big media can hold big business and government accountable.
Premise: yeah i had a uh i teach a course in Voice I O Systems
Hypothesis: I teach a course at the college in IO systems.
Premise: um-hum well that would be sort of interesting because then you get people from other countries i mean other parts of the state you know of course Pittsburgh would say you know oh find the better cheaper ways of burning coal you know  yeah
Hypothesis: Pittsburgh has a research program on fossil fuels.
Premise: Thomas counsels successful young black men that, upon leaving their neighborhoods, you won't ever really be able to go back.
Hypothesis: Thomas counsels young white men.
Premise: Mann said that it was Dozhier who received approximately $200,000.
Hypothesis: Dozhier got about fifteen cents.
Premise: That number is an output.
Hypothesis: That number is the final output from months of study.
Premise: The man roared out and cleaved off the demon's other arm.
Hypothesis: The man made a loud noise as he injured the demon.
Premise: On the great island of Borneo, East Malaysia's states of Sarawak and Sabah surround the enclave of the oil-rich sultanate of Brunei.
Hypothesis: There are three countries with territory in Borneo.
Premise: that would certainly help i'm sure
Hypothesis: That would really help.
Premise: However, while the cost estimated by the FDA on the private sector is $81.
Hypothesis: The cost for the private sector will increase in the coming years.
Premise: He's a veteran, isn't he?
Hypothesis: He's a US Navy veteran, isn't he? He is about 69 years old.
Premise: Told the man to drive me out of the town.
Hypothesis: We told the man to drive me out of town and to my house.
Premise: They think Gates is stepping down-contrary to Ballmer's insistence that Gates is stepping up to his new job-in hopes of appeasing Justice Department warriors who want Gates' head.
Hypothesis: Gates is in hot water with the Justice Department.
Premise: But they also take pains not to dismiss the trauma the Holocaust visited and continues to visit upon Jews.
Hypothesis: The Jews appreciate the pains that they take to not dismiss the trauma of the Holocaust.
Premise: That means that if you're smart and creative, and you figure out a better way to reduce emissions, you get rewarded by making those reductions and selling unneeded allowances in the market.
Hypothesis: You can get rewarded if you're smart, creative and figure out a better way to reduce emissions, said the teacher.
Premise: but i also blame some of it on parents
Hypothesis: I don't blame any of it on parents.
Premise: but well i guess it's getting late
Hypothesis: I suppose lots of time has passed and it's time quit for the day.
Premise: It became a relative backwater of the Ottoman Empire only to rise to prominence again following union with Greece.
Hypothesis: It was the capital city throughout the Ottoman Empire
Premise: Yes, indeed, said Poirot seriously. 
Hypothesis: It was late.
Premise: For despite its reputation for homogeneity, Japan is in fact a country of astonishing contrasts.
Hypothesis: Countries with reputations for homogeneity are typically full of contrasts.
Premise: an an but him could be a her
Hypothesis: A him must be a him.
Premise: What he saw of the resources of this private fort led Drew to accept the other stories he had heard of the Range, like the one that Don Cazar's men practiced firing blindfolded at noise targets to be prepared for night raids.
Hypothesis: Drew had never heard any stories about Don Cazar and his men.
Premise: yeah from what i've read most people in the United States do do some type of volunteer work at some time in their lives
Hypothesis: Most people in the US have not done any type of volunteer work before.
Premise: For example, to meet IRS's performance expectation for senior executives to address customer satisfaction by continuously improving products and services, a senior executive responsible for submission processing and taxpayer assistance had a performance expectation in her fiscal year 2001 individual performance plan to develop a communication plan.
Hypothesis: The IRS's expectation is that senior executives would address customer satisfaction every day.
Premise: Claiborne persevered, however, learned French, changed the laws, and brought his carping constituents into the American fold as citizens of the new State of Louisiana, even though it was very much unlike any other US state.
Hypothesis: In the State of Louisiana there were the same laws as in the other US states.
Premise: well they're releasing them uh early here
Hypothesis: They get released early here.
Premise: None of these reforms pleased the Russians and Prussians, who continued to covet Polish territory.
Hypothesis: Russians and Prussians considered working together in order to seize Poland.
Premise: A logical corollary is that inflation cannot be triggered by increasing wages, farm prices, or health care costs.
Hypothesis: Inflation can not be caused by an increase in investment returns.