xiangpku/GLUE huggingface dataset:
Premise: So this lad seems to think.
Hypothesis: That's what this boy seems to believe..
Premise: '  In a report from its Moscow correspondent, Le Monde said presidential hopeful Gen.
Hypothesis: Le Monde said it in a report from its German correspondent
Premise: uh-huh uh-huh And we did have we did recently have a a group here formed called Students for Academic Excellence that was formed by concerned parents and they see that these these kids are getting honor jackets and they're getting certificates and they're getting uh more access to scholarships uh on a par with the athletes which uh this was formed i think probably in the last three years and that's been a very positive thing for education itself because so often the emphasis is on
Hypothesis: Students for Academic Excellence was created by parents to increase student access to scholarships.
Premise: From Blois, follow the N152 along the right bank of the Loire before croseng over to Amboise for a brief look at the exterior of the chateau that housed many of France's kings.
Hypothesis: The exterior of the chateau can be seen by the right bank of the Loire.
Premise: and everything Bush said he backed up of course he course he had some real good help
Hypothesis: Bush is a liar and everybody knows it.
Premise: Educational Research and Evaluation.
Hypothesis: The research is being done in case studies.
Premise: This summer's World Cup will distract fans and remove the league's best players for two months in the middle of the season.
Hypothesis: The World Cup players leave their professional leagues to play for their country's team.
Premise: Rather, in accordance with the Board's practice, publication of the certifications in the Federal Register was treated as providing notice to SBA.
Hypothesis: The Board's practice promoted the publication of the certifications in the Federal Register.
Premise: Its surrounding fragrant gardens also command a marvelous vertigo-inducing view of the craggy coastline and cerulean blue of the Gulf of Salerno.
Hypothesis: It is flanked by scented gardens and offers a view of the ragged coastline.
Premise: As the number of Taano and Carib laborers declined, due to disease and suicide, plantation owners eventually began importing slaves from West Africa.
Hypothesis: Disease and suicide brought down the amount of Taano and Carib laborers.
Premise: Orrin Hatch has to acknowledge that Lee is well qualified for the post he seeks.
Hypothesis: Orrin Hatch must accept how qualified Lee is.
Premise: whereas with my company they pay fifty percent and the deductible's i think five hundred a year and it costs a lot more i'm with a smaller company though
Hypothesis: My company costs a lot more because it is a better company.
Premise: The ancient capital of the Pandya kings and one of the world's oldest cities, Madurai is still an important repository of Tamil culture.
Hypothesis: The ancient city of Madurai served as the Pandya capital.
Premise: Then after everyone's gone, stay on to see the marvelous 13th-century sculpted Angel's Pillar (Pilier des Anges) in peace.
Hypothesis: The Angel's Pillar is located inside of building that is a very popular tourist attraction.
Premise: Facing the ferry pier on the Fort-de-France waterfront is an outdoor pavilion where you might try bargaining for straw hats and baskets, conch shells, huge wooden forks, or seashell necklaces.
Hypothesis: The conch shells are 10% of the price of physical stores.
Premise: There is no good way to measure the gap between women's earnings and their productivity, but it is reasonable to say that their earnings have risen pretty much in line with their productivity.
Hypothesis: People have tried and failed to measure the gap between women's earnings and their productivity.
Premise: Increased worker productivity, in turn, leads to higher real wages and greater economic growth over the long term.
Hypothesis: Higher worker productivity makes wages crash.
Premise: The cafe around Place Saint-Germain-des-Pr??s act as the village center. 
Hypothesis: The hotel around Place Saint-Germain-des-Pr??s acts as the village center.
Premise: But there are paintings by El Greco, Murillo, Ribera, Zurbarin, Titian, and Caravaggio.
Hypothesis: There are paintings by many famous artists at the museum.
Premise: Some, such as loss of flexibility and adjustment costs on the cost side, and health benefits and spillovers on the benefit side, remain beyond the scope of this analysis.
Hypothesis: This analysis focuses on a few simple things.
Premise: Most people would rather keep what they have than risk it for a hypothetical payoff.
Hypothesis: People like to risk things rather than keep what they have.
Premise: You must pay a small fee to enter, but the sand is kept clean and there are facilities and refreshments available.
Hypothesis: There is no fee on entry, leading to dirty sand and terrible facilities.
Premise: They survived as part of an abbey now the Musee National du Moyen Age, still often called by its former name, Musee de Cluny (see page 72).
Hypothesis: The locals prefer to call the Musee National du Moyen Age by its old name.
Premise: The program completed 3,070 initial engineering drawings at its critical design review in 1995, about 26 percent of the eventual drawings needed.
Hypothesis: The drawings at the review in 1995 were 80 percent of the final amount.
Premise: A 10-minute walk up the wooded hill to the castle tower gives a delightful view of the town and the surrounding valley of the Weiss river.
Hypothesis: The Castle Tower provides the best views of the town.
Premise: There is wonderful hiking here, too, through pine forests and meadows carpeted with wildflowers in summer.
Hypothesis: In the summer, people can hike through woods and meadows full of flowers.
Premise: For information about lessons and/or guided group excursions involving some of the activities listed below (climbing, walking, mountain biking, canoeing, and sailing), contact one of the following  Summitreks, 14 Yewdale Road, Coniston, Cumbria LA21 8DU; Tel. (015394) 41212, fax (015394) 41055, or Total Adventure, Holehird Farm, Patterdale Road, Windermere LA23 1NP; Tel. (015394) 47302.
Hypothesis: You can always find someone to teach you to do outdoor things, but they are all very expensive.
Premise: There's been a very long history in society of problems with alcohol.
Hypothesis: Problems with alcohol have been going on for a very long time in society, said the nurse.
Premise: you know like a lot of companies will send you to school but you have to sign a paper that you'll work for them for five years or uh you know to that affect
Hypothesis: No companies make you sign contracts for school funds.
Premise: you're not kidding do you ever watch American Gladiators
Hypothesis: I personally quite like American Gladiators.
Premise: ALLOWANCES FOR STATES WITH EMISSIONS RATES AT OR BELOW
Hypothesis: States have no control over emissions.
Premise: We have said that the features distinguishing case studies from other methods are how sites are selected, how the data are collected, and how they are analyzed.
Hypothesis: Sites are not collected.
Premise: Well? I inquired, as soon as we were protected from prying eyes by the leafy screen. 
Hypothesis: I asked as soon as we were alone.
Premise: He went on out to the plaza.
Hypothesis: He took a day off to go the plaza.
Premise: I am disgusted and wonder what you think of this.
Hypothesis: I may be disgusted about this, though you may not be.
Premise: The sickening anxiety, forgotten for a while in the excitement of knowing Jane Finn was found at last, swept over him again.
Hypothesis: For a moment the sickening anxiety had disappeared, but soon came back.
Premise: The Internet is an uncertain network because it is packet-switched.
Hypothesis: The Internet is a very reliable and secure network because of its packet-swatched statues.
Premise: yeah almost almost every single day from when they started it
Hypothesis: Almost every day since they started.
Premise: The memory of its fierce medieval history lingers still, the tales of family feuds that inspired Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet ended only with the 14th-century ascendancy of the tough Scalageri dynasty, in turn conquered by Venice in 1405.
Hypothesis: The Scalageri dynasty began in the early 16th century.
Premise: But long-standing management problems, including weaknesses in strategic planning, had threatened the agency's ability to adapt to changing demands.
Hypothesis: Despite strong strategy and planning, the agency simply wasn't able to keep up.
Premise: would account for $ million and would account for $ million.
Hypothesis: Each account is worth over two million dollars.
Premise: Also on the west side of Nara Park is Todaiji, which like many elaborate temple complexes comprises many remarkable structures and artifacts.
Hypothesis: Todaiji contains a good amount of artifacts and amazing structures.
Premise: The rest are business or mixed (residential and business).
Hypothesis: Residential homes are expensive.
Premise: Yes indeed! 
Hypothesis: Maybe.
Premise: Postal Service's long-standing challenges in labor-management relations illustrate the importance of having a shared set of long-term goals and strategies agreed upon by managers, employees, and unions.
Hypothesis: Postal Service long-standing challenges in postman pat being a little slow was fixed when they fired him.
Premise: Shall I revive him for you?"  Dave felt sick as he stared at the ghastly terror on the face of the corpse.
Hypothesis: Dave stared at the corpse with pure terror in his stomach.
Premise: Apparently he had almost talked León into using Shiloh as bait in this fool stunt.
Hypothesis: He campaigned against using Shiloh as bait.
Premise: Slim was hurt.
Hypothesis: SLim was hurt.
Premise:  A free ebook from http://manybooks.net/
Hypothesis: The book is a paperback.
Premise: The five agencies we reviewed implemented key empowerment and involvement practices as part of making organizational changes intended to realign organizations and processes to improve performance.
Hypothesis: The five agencies we reviewed implemented no organizational changes.
Premise: yeah yeah there's there's hardly no open alleys anymore it's all
Hypothesis: Most of the alleys are closed nowadays.
Premise: Created for the Isen?­heim convent of Saint Anthony between 1512 and 1516, the altar?­piece originally folded out in three panels, which are now mounted for exhibition in separate sections.
Hypothesis: It took exactly four years to create the altarpiece.
Premise: But lately he has taken to cruising college campuses in his Miata, looking for recruits.
Hypothesis: Several college campuses were more responsive to his campaigns.
Premise: But while currency speculation may have had disastrous impacts in some countries, in others letting the currency drop seems to have been just what the doctor ordered.
Hypothesis: Currency speculation always has a positive impact.
Premise: it wasn't like that when i first
Hypothesis: It changed about 5 years ago.
Premise: According to APHIS, this rule contains no federal mandates (under the regulatory provisions of Title II of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995) that may result
Hypothesis: The rule has strict federal mandates.
Premise: That statement declares that the rule will not result in expenditure to state, local, or tribal governments3 in the aggregate of $100 million or more in
Hypothesis: The statement says the rule won't end in expenditures to the government of more than $100 million.
Premise: An individual's willingness-to-accept (WTA) compensation for not receiving the improvement is also a valid measure.
Hypothesis: The willingness of a person to accept compensation in lieu of improvement is an invalid measure.
Premise: Also, a spooky photo of TWA Flight 800's reconstructed remains, which have been pieced together in a New York airplane hangar.
Hypothesis: The remains of the TWA Flight 800 have been reconstructed.
Premise: The overall framework of the process for data reliability assessment is shown in figure 3. The framework identifies several key stages in the assessment, as well as actions and decisions expected as you move through the process.
Hypothesis: There is no figure 3
Premise: This is because social insurance taxes, like other taxes, are determined through the exercise of the power of the Government to compel payment.
Hypothesis: Thanks to the Goverment, social insurance taxes can be determined.
Premise: fraud is very difficult to prove
Hypothesis: It's not easy to show when people commit fraud.
Premise: They had their Gauntlets out and pumping with electricity.
Hypothesis: They had their weapons out.
Premise: right that that's the whole point there're so many games in in a year that they've got to have repeat customers they can't afford not to and
Hypothesis: With the number of games in a year, they have to repeat customers.
Premise: Many years ago, Reginald Heber Smith famously noted that the reason poverty organizations have not more completely answered the demand of the poor for legal assistance is that they are grossly under financed.
Hypothesis: Poverty organizations are able to adequately fund the legal needs of the impoverished.
Premise: It also entails being open to reading and respecting ideas one disagrees with.
Hypothesis: The open positions for the board of directors also require a lot of patience.
Premise: Second, many private practitioners are unwilling to take a case when the effort it will require is not clearly set forth at the outset.
Hypothesis: Private practitioners won't take a case when they don't know how complex it is
Premise: Under other circumstances, with a shade more luck, the story would eventually have been told and retold as a heroic and masterly reversal of a lost situation.
Hypothesis: The lost situation was saved because of their luck.
Premise: Equally important was an internal crisis of self- Rational expectations theorists, led by Chicago's future Nobelist Robert Lucas, challenged the whole idea that governments could do anything to mitigate macroeconomic instability.
Hypothesis: Robert Lucas had views that were unfounded in reality.
Premise: Keep in mind that you only test those data elements you plan to use for the engagement.
Hypothesis: A subset of the data elements is tested.
Premise: One of the reasons why the Germans and the French have fought for possession of this province is that it's such a good place to live.
Hypothesis: People like living in the province, which is one reason why the Germans and the French fought over it.
Premise: Vote.com would become, as Morris envisions it, the nation's town meeting.
Hypothesis: They think Vote.com will become the nation's town meeting.
Premise: The Commission offered the opportunity to comment on the proposed Report and Order to any interested parties, including small entities.
Hypothesis: Interested parties of any size can receive comments on the proposed Report and Order from the Commission.
Premise: And you found me solvent? interrupted the Industrialist, smiling.
Hypothesis: The industrialist was frowning when he spoke.
Premise: Notice the especially handsome Niomon Gate.
Hypothesis: The Niomon Gate is ugly.
Premise: If you want us to stay and others want to leave, they can leave.
Hypothesis: "They can leave. We can stay. Is that right?".
Premise: well this has been fun i've enjoyed talking with you
Hypothesis: It's not every day that you meet such an entertaining conversationalist.
Premise: like if i if i put her in a room all by herself and close the door and leave her there for a few hours uh because i was going out she would uh break something or rip up the carpet or do something just to uh to to let me know that she was unhappy with what i did yeah
Hypothesis: My cat is very well behaved when left alone.
Premise: Bob Dole, who presided over the Republican National Committee while it stood by its man until the last, said it best at Nixon's  The second half of the 20 th century will be known as the age of Nixon.
Hypothesis: Bob Dole was wrong about the Age of Nixon.
Premise: I guess if I go to and fro hustling them, they ought to get busy!" The energy of Mr. Hersheimmer was tremendous.
Hypothesis: No hustling will ever happen.
Premise: Traditionally, that's been seen as a vice.
Hypothesis: Culturally, that's been seen as a habit.
Premise: Ca'daan waited until the rest of the afternoon for the man to come back out.
Hypothesis: He did not have anything better to do at the time.
Premise: The Logistics Center also had a monthly newsletter for sharing organizational performance information and providing an arena for employees to share information.
Hypothesis: The Logistics Center provided a way for employees to share information.
Premise: It was Jon's pistols, Ca'daan realized.
Hypothesis: Ca'daan realized they were john's guns.
Premise: Black hair was pepper-salted for a finger-wide space above his ears, which were fronted by long sideburns, and black brows were straight above dark eyes.
Hypothesis: The man had no hair, including his eyebrows, which had been stripped off in the fire.
Premise: Museums and Galleries
Hypothesis: Galleries and Museums
Premise: In addition, attestation engagements performed in accordance with GAGAS are subject to quality control and assurance reviews.
Hypothesis: Assurance reviews and quality control tests are performed monthly.
Premise: In a knowledge-based process, the achievement of each successive knowledge point builds on the preceding one, giving decision makers the knowledge they need-when they need it-to make decisions about whether to invest significant additional funds to move forward with product development.
Hypothesis: The more knowledge points stacked together, the more complex the information.
Premise: Apparently this was supposed to be a difficult subject, from the constant efforts of the writer to make his point clear.
Hypothesis: As hard as the author tried he was not able to draw a clear point.
Premise: The best beaches within easy reach of the city are the attractive Black Sea resorts of Kilyos and ??ile.
Hypothesis: Kilyos is a beachless resort town located in the city.
Premise: However, auditors do not provide absolute assurance and the scope of the opinion is limited to certain financial-related information.
Hypothesis: Auditors don't give total assurance to the accuracy.
Premise: Its gardens, with ponds, mounds, and shady woods, are English in style ' a relaxing change from the formality of the chateau.
Hypothesis: Trees, mounds, and small bodies of water are contained in its gardens.
Premise: GAO will distribute its written testimony statement in accordance with the rules of the Senate or House, including the applicable committees' or subcommittees' rules.
Hypothesis: GAO won't distribute its written testimony statement
Premise: The LSC Programs staff have worked assiduously these past several years to help create a world-class national legal services delivery system in which eligible clients in every state are afforded an equal opportunity to avail themselves and ultimately to attain high-quality civil legal assistance.
Hypothesis: The LSC Program staff is the best at what they do.
Premise: It administers Medicaid through the Department of Medicaid Services.
Hypothesis: The Department of Medicaid Services handles Medicaid at its direction.
Premise: By the time of the Spanish American War of 1898, the Spanish empire of the Golden Age had been whittled to insignificance.
Hypothesis: The Spanish American War was a large contributor to the decline of the Spanish Empire of the Golden Age.
Premise: We conducted our work from October 2000 through August 2001 in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards.
Hypothesis: Standard auditing practices are that an audit be done over 10 months.
Premise: oh uh so what's what's your favorite exercise
Hypothesis: Why don't you exercise?
Premise: i don't have any idea um probably not i mean there were thirteen i was uh Peru Peru thirteen which meant there were twelve groups before mine
Hypothesis: Twenty groups traveled to Peru one after the other.
Premise: Over the years, we have made important strides in-and realized efficiencies by-introducing technology into the organization.
Hypothesis: This year, we have decided that we need to try to introduce new technology in our organization for the first time - we have been reluctant to use it.
Premise: it's yeah and there's no warranty
Hypothesis: It might not have a warranty.
Premise: it's fine over on the coast because you've got the you've got the breezes off the off the water there
Hypothesis: The breeze from the water on the coast makes it choppy.
Premise: Here you can soak peacefully, slap on black Tiberias mud, be massaged by water jets, and seek solace in radioactive sulphur springs.
Hypothesis: Tiberias mud is known to be extremely good for skin.
Premise: It told him that if he attacked the Persians he would destroy a great empire.
Hypothesis: It told him that nothing much would happen one way or another if he attacked the Persians.
Premise: Instead of expanding outward, the city had no choice but to grow upward.
Hypothesis: The city has to build tall buildings.
Premise: Another challenge, previously mentioned, was the need to institutionalize trust, rather than depend indefinitely on personal one-on-one relationships.
Hypothesis: Another challenge, previously mentioned, was the need to institutionalize trust.
Premise: The focus of this paper is First-Class Mail.
Hypothesis: The paper evaluates the efficiency of First-Class Mail.
Premise: Two weeks later, Tom Osborne, then a graduate assistant, was one of his coaches.
Hypothesis: Tom Osborne was promoted from graduate assistant to full time coach.
Premise: Pollock pointed out that proving the cost-effectiveness of a specified, well-described service in a clinical setting is a critical consideration in moving a new practice from a research endeavor to a reimbursable service.
Hypothesis: Pollock pointed out that proving how cost-effective something was is very important before making large decisions.
Premise: Broaddrick's story is believable because of its wretched familiarity, wrote columnist Michael Kelly, citing Clinton's piggish behavior with Lewinsky as evidence that he could be a brute.
Hypothesis: Many people believed what Broaddrick had to say because the story was so familiar.
Premise: Permits and compliance plans. 
Hypothesis: Plans that needed permits.
Premise: The two men scanned the tents and pointed at a man guiding a desert donkey.
Hypothesis: There was no one near the tents.
Premise: findings and conclusions, but are not audited, the auditors should clearly indicate in their report the data's limitations and not make unwarranted conclusions or recommendations based on those data.
Hypothesis: The auditors don't know if the data has limits.
Premise: Nowadays, it is the third largest of Malaysia's cities behind KL and Ipoh, with a population of around one million; Georgetown is also the center for the country's electronics industry.
Hypothesis: Georgetown is the third largest city in Malaysia.
Premise: Grandparents and fathers push the carriages of the new arrivals during the evening volta, or stroll, glowing in the warmth of the congratulations of their neighbors and friends.
Hypothesis: Father push strollers while they walk past the townspeople.
Premise: As a precondition to admission, the border with Gibraltar was reopened in 1985 after a 16-year hiatus, and Spain was admitted to the EU in 1986.
Hypothesis: The border was closed and Spain was banned from the EU.
Premise: What about the other girl, the one you decoyed away over a week ago?"
Hypothesis: What about that girl who was decoyed over a week ago?
Premise: Lisbon clubs to consider Adega Machado (Rua do Norte, 91); A Parreirinha da Alfama (Beco do Esparito Santa, 1); A Severa (Rua das Gaveas, 51); and Senyor Vinho (Rua do Meio a Lapa).
Hypothesis: There are several clubs in Lisbon to consider.
Premise: Campaigns do not come much more ruinous than Saddam's 1980 invasion of Iran or his occupation of Kuwait a decade later.
Hypothesis: Saddam's 1980 invasion of Iran was unsuccessful.
Premise: It was glowingly reviewed.
Hypothesis: The reviews were wonderfully positive.