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[ "Hi, um, okay what, now, uh, what particularly, particularly what kind of music do you like?", "Well, I mostly listen to popular music. I, uh, listen to it all the time in, in my car, so, I, I tend to be one of those people who switches stations a lot because I don't like commercials. But,", "Yeah.", "uh, I find myself listening to popular music, and, uh, quite honestly, I, I have some little children and I, unfortunately, found myself listening to a lot of nursery rhyme music here lately, but that's not by my choice." ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerA likes popular music	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	15	[ 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
[ "Hi, um, okay what, now, uh, what particularly, particularly what kind of music do you like?", "Well, I mostly listen to popular music. I, uh, listen to it all the time in, in my car, so, I, I tend to be one of those people who switches stations a lot because I don't like commercials. But,", "Yeah.", "uh, I find myself listening to popular music, and, uh, quite honestly, I, I have some little children and I, unfortunately, found myself listening to a lot of nursery rhyme music here lately, but that's not by my choice." ]	intent	true	SW2020	SpeakerB wants to know what kind of music SpeakerA likes	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	16	[ 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
[ "Hi, um, okay what, now, uh, what particularly, particularly what kind of music do you like?", "Well, I mostly listen to popular music. I, uh, listen to it all the time in, in my car, so, I, I tend to be one of those people who switches stations a lot because I don't like commercials. But,", "Yeah.", "uh, I find myself listening to popular music, and, uh, quite honestly, I, I have some little children and I, unfortunately, found myself listening to a lot of nursery rhyme music here lately, but that's not by my choice." ]	fact	false	SW2020	SpeakerB switches music stations in the car	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	17	[ 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
[ "Uh, uh, however, I, I do, I do like a lot of different forms of music so I switch quite often. Um, I think I like, I, I'm really particular about the type of music that I listen to.", "Uh-huh.", "But, the, uh, there's such a wide selection, I think I like a lot, I like a little bit of a lot of different types of music. You know, I, I, I like music that is, that I feel if it is performed correctly or if it's done right, or if the version is done right, I like it [laughter]," ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB likes a lot of different music	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	18	[ 12, 13, 14 ]
[ "Uh, uh, however, I, I do, I do like a lot of different forms of music so I switch quite often. Um, I think I like, I, I'm really particular about the type of music that I listen to.", "Uh-huh.", "But, the, uh, there's such a wide selection, I think I like a lot, I like a little bit of a lot of different types of music. You know, I, I, I like music that is, that I feel if it is performed correctly or if it's done right, or if the version is done right, I like it [laughter]," ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB likes music that is performed correctly	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	19	[ 12, 13, 14 ]
[ "Yeah. Well, I, I don't really have anything against rap music. I, the one thing I do object to about rap music is, is when it becomes militant,", "Uh-huh.", "or, if it's, uh, violence oriented." ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB doesn't like music that is militant	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	20	[ 20, 21, 22 ]
[ "Yeah. Well, I, I don't really have anything against rap music. I, the one thing I do object to about rap music is, is when it becomes militant,", "Uh-huh.", "or, if it's, uh, violence oriented." ]	belief	false	SW2020	SpeakerB thinks SpeakerA is militant	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	21	[ 20, 21, 22 ]
[ "Yeah. Well, I, I don't really have anything against rap music. I, the one thing I do object to about rap music is, is when it becomes militant,", "Uh-huh.", "or, if it's, uh, violence oriented." ]	belief	false	SW2020	SpeakerA likes music that is violence oriented	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	22	[ 20, 21, 22 ]
[ "And, uh, it was about, the, the piece of music, the piece of music was about, I think about forty or fifty years old. And, it was incredible, I mean, the parallel, you know, between it and rap.", "Right.", "And, um, you, you listen a lot, if you, if you hear a lot of old gospel, uh, uh, especially well, the black gospel. You know, you will, you know, you can really pick it up. I mean," ]	intent	true	SW2020	SpeakerA and SpeakerB agree that there is a parallel between it and rap	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	23	[ 32, 33, 34 ]
[ "And, uh, it was about, the, the piece of music, the piece of music was about, I think about forty or fifty years old. And, it was incredible, I mean, the parallel, you know, between it and rap.", "Right.", "And, um, you, you listen a lot, if you, if you hear a lot of old gospel, uh, uh, especially well, the black gospel. You know, you will, you know, you can really pick it up. I mean," ]	belief	false	SW2020	SpeakerA thinks that SpeakerB listens to a lot of black gospel	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	24	[ 32, 33, 34 ]
[ "Yeah, you really. It seemed to be influenced by a lot of different music. A lot of times you'll hear songs that you know, they're not original,", "Yeah.", "but have been put to a rap kind of a rhythm. And, uh, sounds, it sounds so much different and yet, I, I have a much younger sister who listens to a lot of rap music and, uh, she thinks its pretty funny how often I know all of the words to songs that she's listening to, and yet,", "Yeah.", "she thought they were brand new,", "Yeah.", "original pieces." ]	fact	true	SW2020	SpeakerA believes that original music is sometimes put to a rap rhythm	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	25	[ 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 ]
[ "Yeah, you really. It seemed to be influenced by a lot of different music. A lot of times you'll hear songs that you know, they're not original,", "Yeah.", "but have been put to a rap kind of a rhythm. And, uh, sounds, it sounds so much different and yet, I, I have a much younger sister who listens to a lot of rap music and, uh, she thinks its pretty funny how often I know all of the words to songs that she's listening to, and yet,", "Yeah.", "she thought they were brand new,", "Yeah.", "original pieces." ]	fact	true	SW2020	SpeakerA has a sister	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	26	[ 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 ]
[ "Yeah, you really. It seemed to be influenced by a lot of different music. A lot of times you'll hear songs that you know, they're not original,", "Yeah.", "but have been put to a rap kind of a rhythm. And, uh, sounds, it sounds so much different and yet, I, I have a much younger sister who listens to a lot of rap music and, uh, she thinks its pretty funny how often I know all of the words to songs that she's listening to, and yet,", "Yeah.", "she thought they were brand new,", "Yeah.", "original pieces." ]	fact	false	SW2020	SpeakerB thinks SpeakerA is married	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	27	[ 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 ]
[ "Yeah, you really. It seemed to be influenced by a lot of different music. A lot of times you'll hear songs that you know, they're not original,", "Yeah.", "but have been put to a rap kind of a rhythm. And, uh, sounds, it sounds so much different and yet, I, I have a much younger sister who listens to a lot of rap music and, uh, she thinks its pretty funny how often I know all of the words to songs that she's listening to, and yet,", "Yeah.", "she thought they were brand new,", "Yeah.", "original pieces." ]	intent	false	SW2020	SpeakerB and SpeakerA agree on everything	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	28	[ 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 ]
[ "from him to use it. And, he, he since then has, has amended that, and paid them his royalties every time the, the song goes on but,", "Yeah. I don't know it may have, it may have been somebody else, because I think, I think that even Jimi Hendrix did it, I think that was a cov-, you know, come to think of it, I think that was a cover version of, like a John Lee Hooker song, or something," ]	fact	false	SW2020	SpeakerB thinks John Lee Hooker was a cover song	[ "A", "B" ]	29	[ 59, 60 ]
[ "from him to use it. And, he, he since then has, has amended that, and paid them his royalties every time the, the song goes on but,", "Yeah. I don't know it may have, it may have been somebody else, because I think, I think that even Jimi Hendrix did it, I think that was a cov-, you know, come to think of it, I think that was a cover version of, like a John Lee Hooker song, or something," ]	desire	false	SW2020	SpeakerA is going to pay royalties on the song	[ "A", "B" ]	30	[ 59, 60 ]
[ "from him to use it. And, he, he since then has, has amended that, and paid them his royalties every time the, the song goes on but,", "Yeah. I don't know it may have, it may have been somebody else, because I think, I think that even Jimi Hendrix did it, I think that was a cov-, you know, come to think of it, I think that was a cover version of, like a John Lee Hooker song, or something," ]	fact	true	SW2020	SpeakerB thinks Jimi Hendrix may have covered it	[ "A", "B" ]	31	[ 59, 60 ]
[ "I mean I, I, there are a lot, there are so many different songs, I mean like the whole thing about cover versions a lot of times. I mean I've heard some songs that, that I just thought were horrendous cover versions of, I'm like, you know, I, I don't want to listen to this." ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB thinks there are a lot of different songs out there	[ "B" ]	32	[ 64 ]
[ "I mean I, I, there are a lot, there are so many different songs, I mean like the whole thing about cover versions a lot of times. I mean I've heard some songs that, that I just thought were horrendous cover versions of, I'm like, you know, I, I don't want to listen to this." ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB has heard cover versions of songs that were bad	[ "B" ]	33	[ 64 ]
[ "I mean I, I, there are a lot, there are so many different songs, I mean like the whole thing about cover versions a lot of times. I mean I've heard some songs that, that I just thought were horrendous cover versions of, I'm like, you know, I, I don't want to listen to this." ]	belief	false	SW2020	SpeakerB doesn't like cover versions	[ "B" ]	34	[ 64 ]
[ "[Laughter] Because you know, you think of the original is like, you know, oh, that was really great. That was a, you know, a really good piece of work, and then when you hear the cover it's like, you know, God, what are they doing.", "Right. They destroyed it.", "[Laughter] I, I think a good one was, um, there was a Peter Frampton song," ]	belief	true	SW2020	SpeakerB likes originals	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	35	[ 66, 67, 68 ]
[ "[Laughter] Because you know, you think of the original is like, you know, oh, that was really great. That was a, you know, a really good piece of work, and then when you hear the cover it's like, you know, God, what are they doing.", "Right. They destroyed it.", "[Laughter] I, I think a good one was, um, there was a Peter Frampton song," ]	fact	false	SW2020	SpeakerA listens to Peter Frampton songs	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	36	[ 66, 67, 68 ]
[ "Yeah, but you know, whatever became of Peter Frampton. I mean, there was nothing, he was a phenomenon, I me-, there was no reason for him to really come into, you know, great stardom or anything.", "I remember, I saw him in a concert, when I was," ]	fact	true	SW2020	SpeakerB doesn't know what became of Peter Frampton	[ "B", "A" ]	37	[ 74, 75 ]
[ "Yeah, but you know, whatever became of Peter Frampton. I mean, there was nothing, he was a phenomenon, I me-, there was no reason for him to really come into, you know, great stardom or anything.", "I remember, I saw him in a concert, when I was," ]	fact	true	SW2020	SpeakerA saw Peter Frampton in concert	[ "B", "A" ]	38	[ 74, 75 ]
[ "Yeah, but you know, whatever became of Peter Frampton. I mean, there was nothing, he was a phenomenon, I me-, there was no reason for him to really come into, you know, great stardom or anything.", "I remember, I saw him in a concert, when I was," ]	desire	false	SW2020	SpeakerB wants to go to a Peter Frampton concert with SpeakerA	[ "B", "A" ]	39	[ 74, 75 ]
[ "And, uh, I have, particularly enjoy the English comedies," ]	belief	false	SW2039	SpeakerA does not enjoy English comedies.	[ "A" ]	55	[ 8 ]
[ "Yeah, I watch mysteries too. Is that what you're referring to?" ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerB does not watch mysteries.	[ "B" ]	56	[ 11 ]
[ "Did you stay up late and catch this RED DWARF?", "No [sigh]," ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerA stayed up to watch Red Dwarf.	[ "B", "A" ]	57	[ 25, 26 ]
[ "I used to like him too, he was my hero. In fact, I like Sean Connery to this day." ]	belief	true	SW2039	SpeakerB likes Sean Connery.	[ "B" ]	58	[ 35 ]
[ "Well, they're showing uh, LIVE AND LET DIE at this moment,", "Yeah.", "and, it is the first appearance of Roger Moore as double oh seven." ]	fact	true	SW2039	Live and Let Die is Roger Moore's first appearance as double oh seven.	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	59	[ 36, 37, 38 ]
[ "Whereas, uh, Sean Connery has maintained the, uh, how would you, uh, ruddy look, but uh,", "Uh-huh, yeah. I liked his accent too.", "Oh yes.", "And, he can even be in movies that are not, uh, uh, sexually oriented, and he still comes off great.", "Well, you know he was, when was it, last year or year before last, he was voted the sexiest actor in movies," ]	fact	true	SW2039	Sean Connery was voted the sexiest actor in movies.	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	60	[ 48, 49, 50, 51, 52 ]
[ "Whereas, uh, Sean Connery has maintained the, uh, how would you, uh, ruddy look, but uh,", "Uh-huh, yeah. I liked his accent too.", "Oh yes.", "And, he can even be in movies that are not, uh, uh, sexually oriented, and he still comes off great.", "Well, you know he was, when was it, last year or year before last, he was voted the sexiest actor in movies,", "He is.", "or something.", "Yeah, he had my vote double [laughter].", "[Laughter] I mean the man is sixty-two years old." ]	fact	true	SW2039	Sean Connery is sixty-two years old.	[ "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	61	[ 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 ]
[ "Right, I, I've seen it several times. It's a scream, but I have to go to bed, I have to get up and, and work the next morning." ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerB does not have work the next morning.	[ "B" ]	62	[ 69 ]
[ "I wish they'd put those, that's why I say, did you stay up late to watch this RED DWARF. It came on after DOCTOR WHO," ]	fact	false	SW2039	Doctor Who came on after Red Dwarf.	[ "B" ]	63	[ 71 ]
[ "Yeah, I know. Well I, I, I'm not much of a television watcher. I, I read as I said,", "Uh-huh.", "and, uh, quite a bit. I read about two or three novels a week," ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerA does not read frequently.	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	64	[ 76, 77, 78 ]
[ "in addition to all the technical stuff. What, what do you do? What kind of work do you do?", "I'm a Payroll Clerk. Just an accounting clerk." ]	fact	true	SW2039	SpeakerB works as a payroll clerk.	[ "A", "B" ]	65	[ 80, 81 ]
[ "here in, I'm from Dallas." ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerB is not from Dallas.	[ "B" ]	66	[ 85 ]
[ "Yeah, really. Do you work for T I?", "No, no, I work for G T E." ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerA works for T I.	[ "B", "A" ]	67	[ 89, 90 ]
[ "In Maryland, yes." ]	fact	true	SW2039	SpeakerA works in Maryland.	[ "A" ]	68	[ 92 ]
[ "How did I hear about it? Well I work, you know, they are gathering a data base for voice processing.", "Uh-huh.", "And, that's my field of work also." ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerA does not work in voice processing.	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	69	[ 96, 97, 98 ]
[ "So I, I know the people at T I who are doing this and I heard about it, so I called them and asked if I could participate. And, uh," ]	fact	false	SW2039	SpeakerA does not know people at T I	[ "A" ]	70	[ 100 ]
[ "Uh, I, I think what they are trying to say, is that there is a great deal of historical truth, but the interpretation that actually got into the writing of the Bible itself is probably [sigh] uh, after the what, uh, was is it the King James Version when the committee did it, [cough] wrote the translation, that so much was lost in the translation, particularly since most of the translations were in Greek." ]	belief	true	SW2039	Much of the Bible was lost in translation.	[ "A" ]	71	[ 110 ]
[ "Well, for example. In Greek there are seven different words for love." ]	fact	false	SW2039	There are more than seven different words for love in greek.	[ "A" ]	72	[ 112 ]
[ "-- with high tech weaponry, you know, I mean, the Iraqis didn't have a lot of high-tech weaponry, but they had mortars and machine guns,", "Oh, yeah.", "tanks and all that.", "Sure." ]	intent	true	SW2051	SpeakerA agrees with SpeakerB that the Iraqis don't have a lot of hi-tech weaponry	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	99	[ 18, 19, 20, 21 ]
[ "-- with high tech weaponry, you know, I mean, the Iraqis didn't have a lot of high-tech weaponry, but they had mortars and machine guns,", "Oh, yeah.", "tanks and all that.", "Sure." ]	belief	true	SW2051	Iraqis don't have very much hi-tech weaponry	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	100	[ 18, 19, 20, 21 ]
[ "-- with high tech weaponry, you know, I mean, the Iraqis didn't have a lot of high-tech weaponry, but they had mortars and machine guns,", "Oh, yeah.", "tanks and all that.", "Sure." ]	fact	false	SW2051	SpeakerA doesn't think the Iraqis have mortars and machine guns	[ "B", "A", "B", "A" ]	101	[ 18, 19, 20, 21 ]
[ "Well, I formulated a pretty radical theory over the last ten years, I guess. And, I've come to the conclusion, and this is a pretty scary thought to me, even, that if a guy is convicted, or a gal is convicted, of a crime, rather than put them in prison, because prison's proven not to work, just let them go. Say okay, you're convicted --" ]	fact	false	SW2051	SpeakerB is ten years old	[ "B" ]	102	[ 26 ]
[ "Well, I formulated a pretty radical theory over the last ten years, I guess. And, I've come to the conclusion, and this is a pretty scary thought to me, even, that if a guy is convicted, or a gal is convicted, of a crime, rather than put them in prison, because prison's proven not to work, just let them go. Say okay, you're convicted --" ]	desire	true	SW2051	SpeakerB does not want people to go to prison	[ "B" ]	103	[ 26 ]
[ "And they're still let out on the street after one or two years. Well, in Washington State, if you're a habitual sexual offender, they just don't let you out.", "Um.", "So you serve your prison term, and then you go into the mental hospital, and if you're pronounced cured, they'll let you go." ]	belief	false	SW2051	SpeakerA thinks that in Washington State they don't just let habitual sex offenders out	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	104	[ 44, 45, 46 ]
[ "And they're still let out on the street after one or two years. Well, in Washington State, if you're a habitual sexual offender, they just don't let you out.", "Um.", "So you serve your prison term, and then you go into the mental hospital, and if you're pronounced cured, they'll let you go." ]	intent	false	SW2051	SpeakerB agrees with SpeakerA's statement on Washington State.	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	105	[ 44, 45, 46 ]
[ "And they're still let out on the street after one or two years. Well, in Washington State, if you're a habitual sexual offender, they just don't let you out.", "Um.", "So you serve your prison term, and then you go into the mental hospital, and if you're pronounced cured, they'll let you go." ]	fact	false	SW2051	SpeakerB has been a sex offender 45 times	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	106	[ 44, 45, 46 ]
[ "And, you can put a collar around a guys leg that will prohibit them from committing any kind of prohibitive act.", "Huh-uh.", "But, you know, putting them in prison, my God, that doesn't work." ]	belief	true	SW2051	SpeakerB believes that putting people in prison doesn't work	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	107	[ 62, 63, 64 ]
[ "And, you can put a collar around a guys leg that will prohibit them from committing any kind of prohibitive act.", "Huh-uh.", "But, you know, putting them in prison, my God, that doesn't work." ]	desire	false	SW2051	SpeakerA wants to prevent people from committing any kind of prohibitive act	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	108	[ 62, 63, 64 ]
[ "Well, you look at places like Turkey. Turkey has the death penalty,", "Huh-uh.", "for just about everything.", "Huh-uh.", "I mean, if you get convicted of, uh, you know, drug trafficking, they just kill you. You get convicted of, uh, you know, heinous crimes, they just kill you. I mean there's no two ways about it." ]	fact	true	SW2051	SpeakerB believes that in turkey they'll give you the death penalty for drug trafficking	[ "B", "A", "B", "A", "B" ]	109	[ 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 ]
[ "Well, you look at places like Turkey. Turkey has the death penalty,", "Huh-uh.", "for just about everything.", "Huh-uh.", "I mean, if you get convicted of, uh, you know, drug trafficking, they just kill you. You get convicted of, uh, you know, heinous crimes, they just kill you. I mean there's no two ways about it." ]	fact	false	SW2051	SpeakerB has committed two heinous crimes	[ "B", "A", "B", "A", "B" ]	110	[ 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 ]
[ "You know, the way to stop that kind of behavior is, is two-fold. One, you need to make it illegal for both parents to work while the kids are under seven. I, I think that's very important.", "Oh, I'm, I agree very much so on that, I, yeah." ]	intent	true	SW2051	SpeakerA agrees with SpeakerB's point from line 76	[ "B", "A" ]	111	[ 76, 77 ]
[ "You know, the way to stop that kind of behavior is, is two-fold. One, you need to make it illegal for both parents to work while the kids are under seven. I, I think that's very important.", "Oh, I'm, I agree very much so on that, I, yeah." ]	desire	true	SW2051	SpeakerB wants to stop a certain kind of behavior for good	[ "B", "A" ]	112	[ 76, 77 ]
[ "And then, if a parent has proved to be unfit, for any reason --", "Huh-uh.", "-- take the kids away from the parents." ]	desire	true	SW2051	SpeakerB would like to take kids away from parents that have been proven unfit	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	113	[ 78, 79, 80 ]
[ "And then, if a parent has proved to be unfit, for any reason --", "Huh-uh.", "-- take the kids away from the parents." ]	desire	false	SW2051	SpeakerB wants to take SpeakerA's kids away	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	114	[ 78, 79, 80 ]
[ "We have just a bunch of people, and I've, and I've, I've lived in that, that environment for quite a few years when I was doing construction work. You know, and these guys, they come to work every morning and they're stoned to the bone. I mean, their so high, they could fly up to the top of that building and they work all day, and they go home and they smoke their dope and drink their booze and shoot their drugs and when they run out of money, they go down to the corner store and pop the guy on the head and take his money, and then they go back to work on Monday." ]	fact	true	SW2051	SpeakerB has worked construction in the past	[ "B" ]	115	[ 86 ]
[ "We have just a bunch of people, and I've, and I've, I've lived in that, that environment for quite a few years when I was doing construction work. You know, and these guys, they come to work every morning and they're stoned to the bone. I mean, their so high, they could fly up to the top of that building and they work all day, and they go home and they smoke their dope and drink their booze and shoot their drugs and when they run out of money, they go down to the corner store and pop the guy on the head and take his money, and then they go back to work on Monday." ]	fact	false	SW2051	SpeakerB often goes to work stoned	[ "B" ]	116	[ 86 ]
[ "We have just a bunch of people, and I've, and I've, I've lived in that, that environment for quite a few years when I was doing construction work. You know, and these guys, they come to work every morning and they're stoned to the bone. I mean, their so high, they could fly up to the top of that building and they work all day, and they go home and they smoke their dope and drink their booze and shoot their drugs and when they run out of money, they go down to the corner store and pop the guy on the head and take his money, and then they go back to work on Monday." ]	intent	false	SW2051	SpeakerA and SpeakerB agree that these people should go to prison	[ "B" ]	117	[ 86 ]
[ "Oh, I know. I know, um, I work in school. You know, that's something I do and I, it really is ((I'm like you)) astonishing what the younger ages know, and they react to what they see at home. You know.", "Huh-uh.", "If they see violence at home, that's what you're going to get from the kids at school.", "Exactly." ]	belief	true	SW2051	SpeakerA believes that if kids see violence at home, that's what they're going to do at school	[ "A", "B", "A", "B" ]	118	[ 103, 104, 105, 106 ]
[ "Oh, I know. I know, um, I work in school. You know, that's something I do and I, it really is ((I'm like you)) astonishing what the younger ages know, and they react to what they see at home. You know.", "Huh-uh.", "If they see violence at home, that's what you're going to get from the kids at school.", "Exactly." ]	intent	true	SW2051	SpeakerB agrees with SpeakerA that kids will emulate violence	[ "A", "B", "A", "B" ]	119	[ 103, 104, 105, 106 ]
[ "Oh, I know. I know, um, I work in school. You know, that's something I do and I, it really is ((I'm like you)) astonishing what the younger ages know, and they react to what they see at home. You know.", "Huh-uh.", "If they see violence at home, that's what you're going to get from the kids at school.", "Exactly." ]	belief	false	SW2051	SpeakerA thinks SpeakerB is violent	[ "A", "B", "A", "B" ]	120	[ 103, 104, 105, 106 ]
[ "Um, I don't know if I'm really afraid of spending too much. I just, uh, don't think that I need them, you know. I, uh, they are tempting at times,", "[Laughter].", "but I, I just, you know, sometimes I just don't like everybody knowing everything about me, you know, so," ]	belief	false	SW2067	SpeakerA doesn't like to use a credit card	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	169	[ 5, 6, 7 ]
[ "Um, I don't know if I'm really afraid of spending too much. I just, uh, don't think that I need them, you know. I, uh, they are tempting at times,", "[Laughter].", "but I, I just, you know, sometimes I just don't like everybody knowing everything about me, you know, so," ]	desire	false	SW2067	SpeakerB doesn't want SpeakerA to know anything about him	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	170	[ 5, 6, 7 ]
[ "Um, I don't know if I'm really afraid of spending too much. I just, uh, don't think that I need them, you know. I, uh, they are tempting at times,", "[Laughter].", "but I, I just, you know, sometimes I just don't like everybody knowing everything about me, you know, so," ]	desire	true	SW2067	SpeakerB doesn't want his personal information known by a lot of people	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	171	[ 5, 6, 7 ]
[ "I use mine a great deal, um, for groceries, for everything that I can and,", "Uh-huh.", "then just write one check at the end of the month," ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerA uses a credit card for groceries	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	172	[ 22, 23, 24 ]
[ "I use mine a great deal, um, for groceries, for everything that I can and,", "Uh-huh.", "then just write one check at the end of the month," ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerA pays his/her credit card using a check	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	173	[ 22, 23, 24 ]
[ "I use mine a great deal, um, for groceries, for everything that I can and,", "Uh-huh.", "then just write one check at the end of the month," ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerA does grocery shopping	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	174	[ 22, 23, 24 ]
[ "I use mine a great deal, um, for groceries, for everything that I can and,", "Uh-huh.", "then just write one check at the end of the month," ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerA doesn't use a credit card very often	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	175	[ 22, 23, 24 ]
[ "Great. How old are they?", "(( )) um, four and two and half.", "Oh, boy. Those are two very active ages [laughter]." ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerB has children	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	176	[ 32, 33, 34 ]
[ "Great. How old are they?", "(( )) um, four and two and half.", "Oh, boy. Those are two very active ages [laughter]." ]	belief	true	SW2067	SpeakerA thinks that the ages two and a half and four are active ages for children	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	177	[ 32, 33, 34 ]
[ "Great. How old are they?", "(( )) um, four and two and half.", "Oh, boy. Those are two very active ages [laughter]." ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerB uses four credit cards	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	178	[ 32, 33, 34 ]
[ "[Laughter] Yes. So, yeah, um, I'm, I'm like you I, I use my, only use my credit card for, um, you know, when I, you know, I just use it whenever I feel like I don't want to write a check, and then, but I don't charge anything that I can't payoff at the end of the month." ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerB uses his/her credit card when he/she doesn't want to write a check	[ "B" ]	179	[ 35 ]
[ "[Laughter] Yes. So, yeah, um, I'm, I'm like you I, I use my, only use my credit card for, um, you know, when I, you know, I just use it whenever I feel like I don't want to write a check, and then, but I don't charge anything that I can't payoff at the end of the month." ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerB frequently overcharges his/her credit card	[ "B" ]	180	[ 35 ]
[ "[Laughter] Yes. So, yeah, um, I'm, I'm like you I, I use my, only use my credit card for, um, you know, when I, you know, I just use it whenever I feel like I don't want to write a check, and then, but I don't charge anything that I can't payoff at the end of the month." ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerB uses his/her credit card monthly	[ "B" ]	181	[ 35 ]
[ "No, I never do. My husband does at work just to get cash out, but, uh, I take the checkbook so I, you know, I, just, if I need cash, I just tell him and he gets it out and I don't even think I know my number [laughter].", "[Laughter] Well, I find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks," ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerB is married	[ "B", "A" ]	182	[ 39, 40 ]
[ "No, I never do. My husband does at work just to get cash out, but, uh, I take the checkbook so I, you know, I, just, if I need cash, I just tell him and he gets it out and I don't even think I know my number [laughter].", "[Laughter] Well, I find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks," ]	belief	true	SW2067	SpeakerA likes the convenience of credit cards	[ "B", "A" ]	183	[ 39, 40 ]
[ "No, I never do. My husband does at work just to get cash out, but, uh, I take the checkbook so I, you know, I, just, if I need cash, I just tell him and he gets it out and I don't even think I know my number [laughter].", "[Laughter] Well, I find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks," ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerA is single	[ "B", "A" ]	184	[ 39, 40 ]
[ "Well the, the other thing some people are not aware of, is they will use their A, their credit card like their Visa or their MasterCard for cash --", "Uh-huh.", "-- and when they do that, they begin paying interest right from that very day on." ]	belief	true	SW2067	SpeakerA thinks most peope are unaware of some credit card policies	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	185	[ 48, 49, 50 ]
[ "Well the, the other thing some people are not aware of, is they will use their A, their credit card like their Visa or their MasterCard for cash --", "Uh-huh.", "-- and when they do that, they begin paying interest right from that very day on." ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerA owns a mastercard	[ "A", "B", "A" ]	186	[ 48, 49, 50 ]
[ "People, t-, you know, sending me a credit card or calling me on the phone and I just say I don't want it." ]	belief	true	SW2067	SpeakerB doesn't like to get credit cards in the mail	[ "B" ]	187	[ 65 ]
[ "People, t-, you know, sending me a credit card or calling me on the phone and I just say I don't want it." ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerB owns a phone	[ "B" ]	188	[ 65 ]
[ "I'd like to know where they determine that I'm such a good credit risk that they can go and say, you get this much credit line. You know.", "Well, i-,", "You've already been preapproved." ]	desire	true	SW2067	SpeakerB wishes he/she knew the credit card companies sources	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	189	[ 71, 72, 73 ]
[ "I'd like to know where they determine that I'm such a good credit risk that they can go and say, you get this much credit line. You know.", "Well, i-,", "You've already been preapproved." ]	fact	true	SW2067	SpeakerB has been preapporved for a credit card before	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	190	[ 71, 72, 73 ]
[ "I'd like to know where they determine that I'm such a good credit risk that they can go and say, you get this much credit line. You know.", "Well, i-,", "You've already been preapproved." ]	belief	false	SW2067	SpeakerA is a credit risk	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	191	[ 71, 72, 73 ]
[ "I'd like to know where they determine that I'm such a good credit risk that they can go and say, you get this much credit line. You know.", "Well, i-,", "You've already been preapproved." ]	intent	false	SW2067	SpeakerA agrees that SpeakerB is preapproved	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	192	[ 71, 72, 73 ]
[ "And, then, some people they get so wrapped up in them that they find, you know, one day they find, wow, I didn't realize I had this much,", "That much stuff.", "you know, I'd spent this much money." ]	belief	true	SW2067	SpeakerB thinks that people get caught by credit that they didn't remember they spent	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	193	[ 85, 86, 87 ]
[ "And, then, some people they get so wrapped up in them that they find, you know, one day they find, wow, I didn't realize I had this much,", "That much stuff.", "you know, I'd spent this much money." ]	belief	false	SW2067	SpeakerB spends a lot of money	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	194	[ 85, 86, 87 ]
[ "And, then, some people they get so wrapped up in them that they find, you know, one day they find, wow, I didn't realize I had this much,", "That much stuff.", "you know, I'd spent this much money." ]	fact	false	SW2067	SpeakerB has a lot of credit cards	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	195	[ 85, 86, 87 ]
[ "Well, uh, the hobbies that I pursue in my spare time, are crafts and, uh, I've been involved in making, uh, hat stands and, uh, rag dolls and, uh, different type hats with, uh, flowers and roses, you know, and, uh, that kind of thing, straw hats and," ]	fact	false	SW2072	SpeakerB has hobbies that he pursues in time other then spare time	[ "B" ]	196	[ 2 ]
[ "Well, uh, the hobbies that I pursue in my spare time, are crafts and, uh, I've been involved in making, uh, hat stands and, uh, rag dolls and, uh, different type hats with, uh, flowers and roses, you know, and, uh, that kind of thing, straw hats and," ]	fact	true	SW2072	SpeakerB has been involved in making straw hats	[ "B" ]	197	[ 2 ]
[ "all that kind of stuff. And I enjoy it, it's relaxing. And you kind of get absorbed in it so the time goes by, you know, before you realize anything is going on. And I play the organ sometimes, uh, just for my own satisfaction. [laughter]. Not for anybody else's ears because I'm not that good at it, but I like to bang on the keyboards once in a while." ]	fact	false	SW2072	No one else can hear SpeakerB play the organ	[ "B" ]	198	[ 4 ]
[ "all that kind of stuff. And I enjoy it, it's relaxing. And you kind of get absorbed in it so the time goes by, you know, before you realize anything is going on. And I play the organ sometimes, uh, just for my own satisfaction. [laughter]. Not for anybody else's ears because I'm not that good at it, but I like to bang on the keyboards once in a while." ]	fact	true	SW2072	SpeakerB does not play the Organ for anyone else	[ "B" ]	199	[ 4 ]
[ "Well, uh, the hobbies that I pursue in my spare time, are crafts and, uh, I've been involved in making, uh, hat stands and, uh, rag dolls and, uh, different type hats with, uh, flowers and roses, you know, and, uh, that kind of thing, straw hats and,", "Oh {Sounds like typing noises in background}.", "all that kind of stuff. And I enjoy it, it's relaxing. And you kind of get absorbed in it so the time goes by, you know, before you realize anything is going on. And I play the organ sometimes, uh, just for my own satisfaction. [laughter]. Not for anybody else's ears because I'm not that good at it, but I like to bang on the keyboards once in a while." ]	belief	true	SW2072	SpeakerB thinks that crafts are relaxing	[ "B", "A", "B" ]	200	[ 2, 3, 4 ]
[ "Well, oh, hobbies, gee whiz, I guess I got too many hobbies so I never have time to deal with them." ]	belief	true	SW2072	SpeakerA has lots of hobbies	[ "A" ]	201	[ 7 ]
[ "uh, I used to do that a lot and then I like, um, we have a new child that will be a year old here next week, so I'll take a lot of pictures of her," ]	desire	false	SW2072	SpeakerB has a child that SpeakerA will take pictures of	[ "A" ]	202	[ 11 ]
[ "uh, I used to do that a lot and then I like, um, we have a new child that will be a year old here next week, so I'll take a lot of pictures of her," ]	desire	true	SW2072	SpeakerA will take a lot of pictures of his child	[ "A" ]	203	[ 11 ]

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Conversation-Entailment

Official dataset for Towards Conversation Entailment: An Empirical Investigation. Chen Zhang, Joyce Chai. EMNLP, 2010

Overview

Textual entailment has mainly focused on inference from written text in monologue. Recent years also observed an increasing amount of conversational data such as conversation scripts of meetings, call center records, court proceedings, as well as online chatting. Although conversation is a form of language, it is different from monologue text with several unique characteristics. The key distinctive features include turn-taking between participants, grounding between participants, different linguistic phenomena of utterances, and conversation implicatures. Traditional approaches dealing with textual entailment were not designed to handle these unique conversation behaviors and thus to support automated entailment from conversation scripts. This project intends to address this limitation.

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from datasets import load_dataset

dataset = load_dataset("sled-umich/Conversation-Entailment")

Data Sample

{
    "id": 3,
    "type": "fact",
    "dialog_num_list": [
        30,
        31
    ],
    "dialog_speaker_list": [
        "B",
        "A"
    ],
    "dialog_text_list": [
        "Have you seen SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY?",
        "No.  I've heard, I've heard that's really great, though."
    ],
    "h": "SpeakerA and SpeakerB have seen SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY",
    "entailment": false,
    "dialog_source": "SW2010"
}

Cite

Towards Conversation Entailment: An Empirical Investigation. Chen Zhang, Joyce Chai. EMNLP, 2010. [Paper]

@inproceedings{zhang-chai-2010-towards,
    title = "Towards Conversation Entailment: An Empirical Investigation",
    author = "Zhang, Chen  and
      Chai, Joyce",
    booktitle = "Proceedings of the 2010 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing",
    month = oct,
    year = "2010",
    address = "Cambridge, MA",
    publisher = "Association for Computational Linguistics",
    url = "https://aclanthology.org/D10-1074",
    pages = "756--766",
}

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