xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: My heart rate skipped.
Hypothesis: My heart was beating 200 times a minute.
Premise: i i know should own stock
Hypothesis: I know that I need to sell stocks.
Premise: The company also offers a range of formal classroom training, less formal workshops, and informal mentoring programs.
Hypothesis: The company offers all those services in exchange for your personal information.
Premise: 4 Because the primary measure of the nation's economic output is gross domestic product (GDP), saving is often shown as a percent of GDP.
Hypothesis: The primary measure of a nation's economic output the savings rate.
Premise: But I don't think that even the Journal 's editors, who come as close to being propagandists as anyone in the mass media, should be accused of trying to run interference for Starr.
Hypothesis: The Journal's editors are not allowed to speak.
Premise: Stroll with care, however the back paths are heavily fertilized by humans as well as by animals.
Hypothesis: Be careful where you walk on the path, there is feces. Locals try to keep it cleaned up but it is difficult.
Premise: For a Baroque edifice (and one of the finest outside of Rome), the interior is rather sober, even chaste.
Hypothesis: The interior is rather dull for being part of a Baroque building.
Premise: yeah they do i talked to this old woman that was a retired administrator in Ohio one night about education and she was
Hypothesis: I spoke to a retired administrator regarding the subject of education for two hours one night.
Premise: no oh goodness no you don't even you don't even realize it you know
Hypothesis: There is an argument
Premise: Some are trying to escape eviction or an abusive marriage.
Hypothesis: Abusive marriages are something that people might try to escape.
Premise: 4) Court records indicate that a jewelry-fraud ring used illegal third-party campaign donations to get President Clinton to pose in photos with its principals.
Hypothesis: President Clinton knew about the fraud and illegal donations.
Premise: The small boy became pinker than before.
Hypothesis: The small boy got more pink than before.
Premise: In the center is Amida Nyorai, the Buddha who leads believers to Paradise; on the right is Senju ( Thousand-Armed ) Kannon, the goddess of mercy; on the left is Bato-Kannon, depicted with a horse's head on its forehead, regarded as the protector of animals.
Hypothesis: Byorai is a Buddah to takes believers to Paradise.
Premise: He sees a sign that says Chain-Up Area Next Exit and finds it hilariously suggestive.
Hypothesis: There is a sign that says Chain-Up Area.
Premise: right and you could picture it as being Russia versus the US during during the whole time and what they would do is they would get their prisoners and kill them as soon as they got them
Hypothesis: Russia and the U.S. were enemies for a long time.
Premise: On the other hand, the Kentuckian could see the sense behind Topham's arguments.
Hypothesis: Top points that Topham were making in the argument persuaded the Kentuckian.
Premise: Where does it rank in the Great Man Theory of Tour Bus History?
Hypothesis: In the Great Man Theory of Tour Bus History, where does it rank?
Premise: and they were all shooting state of the art Soviet weapons in eighty four i was down in Central America as an advisor to the Honduran army again we were running up against Cubans quite a bit plus Soviet advisors and the equipment we were capturing and taking from the Nicaraguans was brand new out of the crate Soviet made material do i consider them a threat absolutely they have a university in Moscow called the Patrice de Lamumba University about like A and M or UT where they're teachings subjects like that they're teaching terrorism some of the people we went up against in Lebanon were graduates from that place and let me tell you they are nothing nice to go up against
Hypothesis: The weapons were British and in horrible condition.
Premise: I said that I reckoned a car like that was worth every penny of twenty thousand dollars.
Hypothesis: I stated what I believe that car was worth.
Premise: Many will feel that the case for subsidizing the nonproduction of doctors is weak when law schools are still cranking out lawyers by the caseload.
Hypothesis: Law schools graduated 100,000 lawyers last year.
Premise: Half the city's chasing him.
Hypothesis: Half the city is looking for the missing prisoner.
Premise: They found volunteers who will translate documents for free at www.volunteermatch.org.
Hypothesis: The volunteers are mostly graduate students in their twenties.
Premise: Is there any way I can split the title?
Hypothesis: I'm going to split the book in half with a sword.
Premise: At the Yale Law School Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic, she codirected a litigation effort on behalf of Haitian refugees in federal challenge to the United States interdiction program, which included testifying before the U.S.
Hypothesis: Hatian Refugees have her direction and representation.
Premise: oh yeah absolutely and even beef as a matter of fact in small quantities
Hypothesis: No, not beef.
Premise: What's their bet?
Hypothesis: What are they betting on the slot machine?
Premise: Knowing your emotions are shaped by songs you heard 50 years ago is a little troubling.
Hypothesis: The person enjoys listening to very sad songs
Premise: Times, I think.
Hypothesis: I think it's Times.
Premise: But they are a huge hassle and costly--nearly $1,000 a year.
Hypothesis: There are a nuisance and expensive, almost $1,000 annually.
Premise: Still, while important, dealing with poor performers is only part of the challenge; agencies need to create additional incentives and rewards for valuable and high-performing employees who represent the vast majority of the federal workforce.
Hypothesis: It's hard to deal with poor performers because they don't have any incentives.
Premise: Well-tended olive trees never die but sprout new wood when an old trunk decays, so these ancient trees might have been here when Jesus walked in the garden.
Hypothesis: The trees could have been around in Jesus's time.
Premise: Whether that's by design or disinformation on the part of their nonjournalist Microsoft bosses, I can't tell.
Hypothesis: The Microsoft bosses want to distract the public from a potential problem with their software.
Premise: yeah i at least for a lot of women depending on on what she did i've i was an engineer with uh
Hypothesis: It is a lot for a women, based on what she did.
Premise: Reporters aren't interested in the clash of ideas.
Hypothesis: All reporters drool over the clash of ideas.
Premise: i guess that's true and they don't have to worry about yard upkeep because they don't hardly have any
Hypothesis: There aren't a lot of yards because there isn't a lot of space.
Premise: Figure 8 shows the design knowledge at the critical design review, when the decision was made to commit to initial manufacturing of the missile.
Hypothesis: All design knowledge at the critical design review is shown in figure 5.
Premise: Not because you are going to use it.
Hypothesis: Not because you won't use it.
Premise: that's exactly right they can just watch it
Hypothesis: That's true, they can just observe from a distance.
Premise: More information is available at www.napil.org.
Hypothesis: The website is easy to read.
Premise: Cynthia fidgeted with a little tassel for some moments, then, suddenly exclaiming: "You dears!" kissed first me and then Poirot, and rushed out of the room again. 
Hypothesis: Cynthia liked to play with her tassel.
Premise: He belongs to Senor Kirby who stands there with him." 
Hypothesis: He's the property of that man there.
Premise: And with that weapon in their possession they let themselves be handled and caged? I don't understand it.  
Hypothesis: I'm not sure I understand how they let them cage them.
Premise: Daffy Duck is, well, daffy; Phoebe from Friends is, OK, well she's daffy too; and Pat Buchanan is ...
Hypothesis: Both Phoebe and Daffy Duck can be considered daffy.
Premise: By his middle 20s, he knew that he suffered from tuberculosis, and he coughed blood increasingly as the years went on.
Hypothesis: He knew that he suffered from tuberculosis.
Premise: Granddaughter Theorysia ran over to greet her grandpa:
Hypothesis: She ignored her grandpa.
Premise: Golden coins spilled out.
Hypothesis: He didn't have any money.
Premise:  "Yes, suh."Blue blouses a corporal's guard of troopers were pulling up by the cantina hitch rail as Drew came out into the plaza.
Hypothesis: Drew came out into a playground.
Premise: Clinton's support for better living through litigation is also based on interest group politics.
Hypothesis: Clinton's support for better living through litigation was derived from interest group policies, her campaign said.
Premise: Evaluation questions Cause and effect, can be stand alone or multimethods and can be conducted before, during, or after other methods
Hypothesis: Cause and effect are questioned by evaluation.
Premise: uh well we do have one in in our home uh it's on the fritz right now because the monitor isn't working properly but uh it has been uh used tremendously mostly by my children for uh playing games
Hypothesis: My computer is 9 years old.
Premise: 22, the Essex County Family Legal Aid Center will provide free legal assistance to low-income domestic violence victims in civil court.
Hypothesis: Free legal assistance is available to violence victims in a very timely manner.
Premise: um i don't know i just ah they're just so outrageously priced it's just incredible i try to uh always catch the sales
Hypothesis: Nobody should have to pay in gold bars for a fancy toilet seat.
Premise: I will tell you, my friend: Because they are both clean-shaven men. 
Hypothesis: I won't tell you because both men had beards.
Premise: This year's gathering is limited to lawyers and paralegals working for legal aid organizations.
Hypothesis: This year's gathering is limited to poets and musicians.
Premise: yeah and boy does that stink uh that's the same way here uh and they have more freedom i mean i understand that i mean i'm not i mean you can't be everywhere all the time and i'm sure that they have searches and everything but i mean the weapons that they make or that they get and the i mean to me it'd be like walking around in a time bomb all the time even just being there you know just working there um because you never know if you're going to get knifed or something uh you know as a guard that it must be scary  uh and yet
Hypothesis: Being a security guard would be really boring.
Premise: The New Republic 's Robert Brustein says the Tony-winning adaptation of A Doll's House is driven by fashionable agendas ...
Hypothesis: A Doll's House did not win any awards.
Premise: Its streets are narrow, full of twisting lanes (Arabic souk or suq), steep stairways, and dark covered passageways.
Hypothesis: The streets are full of twisting, maze-like streets and passageways.
Premise: He grinned and stretched back.
Hypothesis: He frowned and hunched up.
Premise: Jon's off-hand came in, tip aimed for Adrin's exposed throat.
Hypothesis: Jon aimed the tip of his weapon at Adrin's foot.
Premise: When both broad generalizations and in-depth understanding are required, designs that cumulate case studies over a wide number of sites and settings, or that combine case study methods and other methods in one concurrent effort may meet this dual need (U.S.
Hypothesis: Designs that cumulate case studies over a wide range of sites are good when broad generalizations are required.
Premise:  Adrin galloped forward.
Hypothesis: Adrin was in a hurry.
Premise: yeah clocks is what i meant i can i'm going crazy my daughter's playing the piano and i can't think
Hypothesis: My daughter's playing the piano loudly, that's why I can't think
Premise: It looked fairly well-improvised.
Hypothesis: It looked well done and everyone praised the organizer.
Premise: Hong Kong has two major racetracks as well as an intensive off-track betting system, and on weekends the ferries to Macau are crowded with people on their way to the casinos.
Hypothesis: On weekends the ferries to Macua are crowded with people on their way to gamble, since Hong Kong has two popular racetracks and an off-track betting system.
Premise: While less than the $1,000,000 sought by the governor, it is a start.
Hypothesis: There is no money.
Premise: The massive brick fortress, the Cetello Sforzesco, northwest of the city center, was originally built by the Visconti and later rebuilt in its present form in the 15th century by Duke Francesco Sforza.
Hypothesis: The Cetello Sforzesco was originally built by the Visconti.
Premise: right know well that's true well a friend of mine went home this weekend uh he lives up in the uh Pan Handle
Hypothesis: I don't have any friends that live around the Pan Handle.
Premise: The nation's promotion of black capitalism has not translated into financial success.
Hypothesis: The country's promotion of black capitalism has not meant monetary gain.
Premise: The 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments was proposed and signed into law by President George H.W. Bush.
Hypothesis: The amendments to the 1986 law were signed by president Clinton.
Premise: , is solid and workmanlike, nothing like what I think we have the right to expect from the sage of Cambridge.
Hypothesis: The sage of Cambridge works very hard at finding new students.
Premise: Since 1970, total factor productivity has increased at an average annual rate of only 0.4 percent.
Hypothesis: Productivity went up every year by .4 percent since 1970
Premise: Admission prices are lower in Alicante than in Benidorm.
Hypothesis: Admission prices in Benidorm are more expensive than in Alicante.
Premise: The war lasted three years; perhaps one million Spaniards lost their lives.
Hypothesis: Approximately one million Spaniards died during the three year war.
Premise: Apparently then this must be another of their frenzied efforts to find a way to put back the sky.
Hypothesis: This was their sixth attempt to find a way to put back the sky.
Premise: At the House of the Forest (La Maison de la Forat), there's an audiovisual exhibit (in French only), and you can take any of three guided walks along discovery trails (sentiers de la d??couverte) lasting 10, 20, or 60 minutes.
Hypothesis: Last weekend I visited the audiovisual exhibit and did the 20 minute guided walking tour at the House of the Forest.
Premise: overcrowding overcrowding
Hypothesis: The planet is overly crowded.
Premise: for the writing as well as for the science, says Mark Ridley in the New York Times Book Review . But some also use the occasion to take evolutionary psychology to  [I]t wants to explain too much, too easily (Jim Holt, the Wall Street Journal ).
Hypothesis: Jim Holt did not read Mark Ridley's work in the New York Times Book Review.
Premise: how much do you make up in Rhode Island so i was just going wait a minute we're supposed to be talking about fishing now stop but yep anyway is that funny but we did talk about fishing though so but i guess i'll let you go i'm going to finish my dishes and if anything happens interesting in the war maybe they'll have another thing and we'll get you again all right bye
Hypothesis: We were supposed to talk about fishing, so we did that in the end.
Premise: In a New Republic appreciation of his late friend J. Anthony Lukas, Alan Brinkley says Big Trouble is a story told with such wit, energy, and grace that it becomes a riotous, sprawling historical entertainment.
Hypothesis: Big trouble is a story of historical entertainment about the Clinton white house years.
Premise: Some phone companies are offering test trials of a new technology, ADSL , or asymmetric digital subscription line.
Hypothesis: There is a new telephone-related technology called asymmetric digital subscription line.
Premise: (choose one of at least three versions).
Hypothesis: Pick 7 of the ten versions.
Premise: The Kal shifted and moved, feigning both a throw and a swing.
Hypothesis: The Kal was teasing a dog with a toy.
Premise: really well great great that's good
Hypothesis: Oh yeah, well that's really awesome.
Premise: uh the ones messing with old people
Hypothesis: The ones toying with elderly people that laughed at them in the past.
Premise: right well uh most of our medical things we don't uh have to worry about because of insurance and they're they're relatively small uh we've been lucky in the past we didn't have that problem but right now we don't for the other things the things that crop up that we aren't really expecting we have different funds set aside for different things like we have a car fund and we put a certain amount of money into that every single month whether we need to or not
Hypothesis: We don't save any money because the insurance is cheap compared to our car payment.
Premise: The sexes still lead separate lives, with the women in the home, chatting across balconies festooned with washing or sitting on shady street corners.
Hypothesis: Women chose to live this kind of life.
Premise: San'doro and the Kal met Severn at the town's southern bridge.
Hypothesis: They all met at the southern bridge.
Premise: Case Example - Coordinating Policy Development and Awareness Activities
Hypothesis: There needs to be coordination in the activities.
Premise: be able to be enforced
Hypothesis: Unable to be executed.
Premise: If they fail to do so, I have little doubt that government will eventually act.
Hypothesis: I know the government will act eventually
Premise: If she didn't know that her husband was still fooling around after his election in 1993, but does care, it seems to me she is in the most sympathetic of the available positions.
Hypothesis: Nobody can really say for sure whether or not she knew.
Premise: and then then then if my parents had the same kind of computer which they don't they don't have a computer but if they did then they i could send them all that on a floppy disk and it would play out for them right there on the computer and they could click it to see each next scene
Hypothesis: We could easily transfer information from computer to computer, if we have the same kind.
Premise: There's not a lot of low-cost counsel available.
Hypothesis: Most counsellor are expensive, there are not many low-cost counsellors available.
Premise: Northern Borneo was quickly overrun, but the oil fields of Miri and Brunei were pre-emptively sabotaged by the British and Dutch.
Hypothesis: The British and Dutch hoped to hamstring their opponents war effort by denying them oil.
Premise: On Merrion Square West is the National Gallery of Ireland , which provides tickets for free 40-minute tours of the restored Government Buildings in Upper Merrion Street (tours Saturday only from 10:30am 3:30pm; no pre-booking required).
Hypothesis: Tickets must be purchased for a fee from the National Gallery of Ireland.
Premise: Try to examine your assumptions about poverty and race before making any more statements of the type you made today.
Hypothesis: You should examine your assumptions before making any more statements today, said my teacher.
Premise: Of these, 98 percent said they do not recover frequent traveler benefits received by employees on business travel for their companies, and 95 percent said they have no plans to do so.
Hypothesis: Two percent of employees do not recover frequent traveler benefits from their employers.
Premise: A right turn at the junction leads along the valley floor past the modern artisan villages of Sheik Abd el-Gurnah, where you will be able to buy alabaster and onyx pieces.
Hypothesis: You cannot buy anything made of onyx in  the villages of Sheik Abd el-Gurnah.
Premise: As discussed in section 3, increasing national saving boosts investment and economic growth.
Hypothesis: Boosting the economy is bad.
Premise: Gentilello pointed out that the literature includes 40 randomized trials on brief interventions in family and general practice settings.
Hypothesis: He pointed out that there were zero family and general practice settings.
Premise: A kind of wooden shutter of officialdom came down from Japp's expressive countenance. 
Hypothesis: Japp's emotions showed plainly on his face.
Premise: Where to Eat
Hypothesis: Where to get a bite.
Premise: And the reason why the rest of us sit in our armchairs and read about these accomplishments is because we wish we'd done something as interesting with our time.
Hypothesis: The rest of us don't read about it but do it.
Premise: I assume that he formed his convictions as a student, when he had no investments and didn't even know what they were.
Hypothesis: He had no money as a student so that's why he had no investments.
Premise: The cage swung and the little trapped creatures clung to its bars, gesturing at the youngsters with queer, quick motions--almost as though they were intelligent.
Hypothesis: There were seven little creatures trapped in the cage.
Premise: One of them Yankees musta took 'em off me, thinkin' I was cashin' in m' chips.
Hypothesis: I still have it on me, the Yankees didn't take it.
Premise: Don't lose it. The elderly chauffeur showed no interest.
Hypothesis: There was lots of interest.
Premise: making nice traffic jams
Hypothesis: It doesn't make traffic jams.
Premise: It was to Mr. Inglethorp." Every eye turned simultaneously to where Alfred Inglethorp was sitting, impassive and wooden. 
Hypothesis: Every person in the room had their jaw to the floor as they stared at Alfred Inglethorp sitting there.
Premise: At the top of the Omote-sando, on the left, is the five-story pagoda of the shrine, decorated with the 12 signs of the Asian zodiac and the hollyhock crest of the Tokugawa family.
Hypothesis: The pagoda was built after the Omote-sando.
Premise: I had to walk carefully in case he might get on to it that he was being followed.
Hypothesis: I walked carefully so that he wouldn't notice that I was trailing his steps
Premise: The national alcoholic drink is a very potent anise liquor called rakia.
Hypothesis: Rakia is a strong anise flavored drink famous in Turkey.
Premise: If Clinton were going to apologize, Lewinsky's new image would be safe.
Hypothesis: Lewinsky's reputation would be vindicated if Clinton apologized.
Premise: she is she she's gorgeous she is four months old
Hypothesis: Being only four months in age, she is delightfully attractive.
Premise: Finally, on July 30, the committee passed a third, slightly weaker, article 21-17, which charged the president with having willfully disobeyed subpoenas.
Hypothesis: The committee passed a third article, charging the president with disobeying subpoenas.
Premise: What secrets had it seen?
Hypothesis: It had seen a scary secret.
Premise: My mission.
Hypothesis: i dream
Premise: well see i would prefer the cold i'm from southern California
Hypothesis: I would prefer when it's cold.
Premise: Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., has just introduced a bill to ban online gambling.
Hypothesis: Jon Kyle wants to ban online gambling.
Premise: seems like they have ninety percent of the people calling from Texas
Hypothesis: The other 10% were from California.
Premise: Here's how it works.
Hypothesis: This is how is operates.
Premise: Curb routes are suitable only for residential areas.
Hypothesis: The residential areas have nice houses.
Premise: These are the best places to see traditional Cretan dances and live music, and join in with local people having some fun.
Hypothesis: There are many popular dance clubs on Crete.
Premise: yeah it's like i say it's not a lot but it helps people like this last couple we helped you know they were in their eighties and she was bedridden and i just you know it just tears your heart out to
Hypothesis: It is troubling to think about how an old woman can be bedridden.
Premise: I found law school discussions concerning the concept of basis or stepped-up basis to be about as easy to follow as the rule against perpetuities.
Hypothesis: I thought law school discussions about basis were easy to follow.
Premise: The ballroom emptied, leaving the day's topic frustratingly unprobed.
Hypothesis: In the end, the day's topic was unexplored.
Premise: It is one of the best beaches in the Caribbean, and many large resort hotels have been built here to take advantage of it.
Hypothesis: The beach is the most popular on the island.