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I'll hurry over that part. | "I'll be quick with that part." | fiction |
Shall I tell you why you have been so vehement against Mr. Inglethorp? | I can tell you why you're being so vehement against Mr. Inglethorp. | fiction |
well you know that brings up the interesting subject too you know what would you have who who who would determine what these people do | It begs the question of who gets to say what the other people do. | telephone |
A great Sather made the sun remain in one place too long, and the heat became too great. | It got too hot when a Sather kept the sun in one spot. | fiction |
Of course, it will be generally known to-morrow." John reflected. | The news was about to break, and John had announced that he found out the newspaper would be announcing it tomorrow to the public. | fiction |
Overall, though, the agency representatives questioned the need for a standardized approach to using IT to facilitate public participation in rulemaking. | The agency representatives are extremely clever | government |
The Kosovo story details a massacre in which local nationalist Serbs and paramilitaries murdered at least 21 members of one family. | Nationalist Germans killed 200 members of one family in Kosovo. | slate |
We had approximately 400 cases in Butler County last year. | Butler county had 600 cases last year. | government |
that's a department store | that is a department store where i buy my kids' school uniforms | telephone |
There are nightclubs in the principal hotels, with bands, dancing, and floor shows. | Nightclubs with bands, dancing and floor shows can be found in the principal hotels | travel |
well that's good yeah that's not bad i had two i managed i guess when i was in high school or junior high i managed to talk my parents into letting me have a gerbil | I wanted a monkey instead of a gerbil. | telephone |
The Postal Service would probably make changes in the way postage is sold. | The Postal Service is likely to make changes in the selling of postage. | government |
They cannot hear what Conrad says. | Conrad is not within earshot of them. | fiction |
From Kentucky. Was he unduly suspicious or was there a challenge in the Mexican officer's voice a faint suggestion that the antecedents of both horse and owner were in question? | Kentucky asked those questions to learn more about the target that he was supposed to kill. | fiction |
For centuries the barons defied the papal authority in Avignon and the kings of France, offering refuge to Protestants during the Wars of Religion, until, in 1632, Louis XIII ordered the destruction of Les Baux. | The barons despised the Protestants since they practiced a different faith. | travel |
Today's environment is results-oriented. | Today's environment happened is success driven. | government |
big big weddings just bride's maid's dresses and stuff like that for people that i know | Huge weddings for people that I know, with brides maid's dresses and similar items. | telephone |
He came to me for an Italian neck-tie styling workshop, along with a few other young actors, also handsome, but less famous.' | This place taught actors how to tie their shoes. | fiction |
You should try the Singapore specials and you must not miss dessert. | We no longer offer the Singapore specials. | travel |
Franco-Piedmontese alliance takes Lombardy | There is no alliance at all. | travel |
He found the answer as he recalled his schooling. | When recalling his education, the solution came to him. | government |
whenever you have a something that looks like something else | Whenever you have something that looks different, I guess. | telephone |
yeah i i i know one that's still that way but that's about it i'm down to one friend that holds that position still i'm the only one home right now and i i have the kids clamoring for my attention now so i understand what that's like | i used to have many friends who held that position | telephone |
Having elicited from Dorcas how she had been awakened by the violent ringing of her mistress's bell, and had subsequently roused the household, he passed to the subject of the quarrel on the preceding afternoon. | Dorcas recounted how she was suddenly awakened. | fiction |
do you have relatives over in Israel | Do you have any family in Israel? | telephone |
The final rule withdraws both exemptions and introduces three limited exemptions for permissible payments by employers to bona fide employees. | They were careful to follow the payment procedures. | government |
That legislation, House Bill 4078, would also use a separate state account to collect the money. | A separate state account would collect money under this bill. | government |
In the AEO2001 report, the combination of higher efficiencies and earlier availability of the technologies lowers the growth in electricity use from 1.8 percent in the reference case to 1.6 percent. | The AEO2001 report states that lowered electricity needs come from new computers. | government |
buy a new spark plug or something along those lines but fortunately it rains and you uh do not have to go out and buy the spark plug no but we've had an unusually uh uh warm | You need new spark plugs, because your engine has been running poorly. | telephone |
Now they've got us flanked, they're probably moving to find you.' | There is no good way out of here since we're flanked. | fiction |
well no he doesn't have that trouble he uh has this little slip that comes out with the uh ATM machine and he just keeps that he keeps fairly decent records | He never keeps his ATM receipts and this causes issues with his records. | telephone |
There's always, it seems, another corner to cut. | It seems like there's always a corner to cut when dealing with meeting the budget deadline. | slate |
the card shop just went out of business we've been there almost a year almost two years but uh and the store was precious everyone liked the store they liked the kinds of cards and what have you but the location was so poor | Our favorite card shop is in a prime location and business is booming! | telephone |
Look here, what's the idea of telling my Dad we were feeding animals? | Why did someone tell my Dad we were planting trees? | fiction |
The form it has today dates mostly from Crusader times, but successive changes were drawn more by the tides of history than by a single architect, and bickering among clergy of various sects over rights within the church often added to the confusion. | The clergy did not always see eye to eye. | travel |
Sergeant Muller ... that was Muller standing over the man on the floor. | A man stood over Sergeant Muller, who was lying on the floor. | fiction |
Recognized by a few individuals as a very precious resource, the Lake District has been praised in prose and verse and protected by wise policies so that the rest of the world can come and enjoy its particular beauty. | Every poem about the Lake District has praised its beauty. | travel |
He underlines the problems with this arrangement. | He found problems with the arrangement. | slate |
Vienna Noise Choir | n/a | slate |
Weather permitting, you can take a ride on one of the steamers. | You can take a ride on one of the steamers if the weather permits. | travel |
John points out that by 1828, only 36 years after Congress passed the Post Office Act of 1792, the American postal system had almost twice as many offices as the postal system in Great Britain and over five times as many offices as the postal system in France. | John says that the postal system had many fewer postal offices than Great Britain. | slate |
' And here's why I think that is important. | I do not think that it is important. | slate |
Adrin's hand went to the hilt of his rapier. | Adrin was preparing to stab something. | fiction |
yes and yeah and without and and it's just they don't look at things most men don't walk into the kitchen and see that the dishes are there and that yes you probably ought to unload the dishwasher and load the new ones in and run it | I am glad that men help with chores. | telephone |
It makes everything altogether foreign. | It makes everything seem impossible to understand. | fiction |
i went there to to visit the Underground when that was you know the Underground City | I visited the Underground City. | telephone |
now you know sometimes i can understand maybe if they robbed something they didn't mean to do it okay but how many times you going to go by that how many times you going to this person keep killing so i don't know | I can understand if they robbed something and they didn't mean to do it, but how many times are you going back to this person? | telephone |
Whole villages committed suicide, and by the mid-1500s the Indian population had declined from over 100,000 to 3,000. | The Indian population did not decline because of suicide. | travel |
Samson had his famous haircut here, but he would find it hard to recognize the thoroughly modern town of today. | The town was the place when Samson had had his hair cut. | travel |
especially yeah i mean | I am going to have to say no. | telephone |
From 1978 to 1980 he also served a two year clerkship with the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. | He served a clerkship with the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham immediately after law school. | government |
yeah yeah well that's neat do you do you look forward to doing it or do you sometimes have to force yourself until you get started | that's neat, how often do you usually do this? | telephone |
A new revolutionary, plastic surgery method has been developed, allowing for performing surgeries on one particular body part practically an infinite number of times. | There's nothing to fear when repeatedly getting plastic surgery. | fiction |
Witness Sunday's NYT piece on Kauai by the paper's Los Angeles bureau chief Todd S. Purdum, who tore himself away for a week in order to break the bulletin that the exoticism of the island state is palpable and omnipresent. | Todd S. Purdum's paper on Kauai is amazing. | slate |
Well, that depends. | That depends on two things. | fiction |
During the reign of his son, under a regent, the borders were pushed further north and west, provoking reactions from the Tibetans and Chinese as well as the British East India Company, the power to the south. | The borders were pushed further west and north under the reign of his song, under a regent, and that provoked reactions from the Tibetans and Chinese as well as the British East India Company, the power to the south. | travel |
Ask away, said the lady, eyeing him with some disfavour. | The lady did not wish to give an honest answer. | fiction |
In 1990, in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse, Nepalis once again took to the streets to demand an end to the panchayat system. | In 1990, in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse, Nepalis took the panchayat system as the new way of doing things. | travel |
Figure 22 clearly reflects a resource environment that has changed dramatically in the last | Figure 22 clearly reflects the shining image of a unicorn. | government |
you're in New York | You like to visit New York every summer. | telephone |
The walls were twenty-five inches thick, and mounted on the roof of the stable, facing the hills from which Apache attacks usually came, was a small brass cannon Don Cazar's legacy from troops marching away in '61. | Don Cazar did not own a brass cannon. | fiction |
Targeted investments need to be made in our | We don't need to invest in anything. | government |
It's this side, sir. | All sides are wrong, sir. | fiction |
The Temple of Karnak sits in the northern half of the town of Thebes (No-Amun or the Cityof Amun in ancient Egyptian) now 2 km (11/2 miles) from modern Luxor. | Thebes is to the north of the Temple of Karnak. | travel |
Very interesting. | Very fascinating. | fiction |
He scanned the great lawyer eagerly. | He looked at the lawyer. | fiction |
I am not a scientist. | I do not work as a scientist. | slate |
and i thought well if i ride my bike the wind chill will be close to zero it will last seven minutes six minutes if i walk it'll be ten degrees warmer but it will last twenty minutes | I don't like walking for long periods in the cold. | telephone |
i saw one i thought was crummy with that new uh Michael J Fox movie The Hard Way where he plays a a actor that's uh like the huh | I thought The Hard Way was a fantastic movie. | telephone |
Most of the equipment and piping associated with a sorbent injection system is fairly small and can be easily accommodated on any facility. | Sorbent injection systems are found nationwide in all sorts of industries. | government |
you can get yearly money as long as you keep up your grades she she did very well in school and uh but she only got first year money she got about two thousand dollars it was only five hundred dollars at a clip from this organization | She did poorly in school and didn't receive any money at all. | telephone |
The Alliance won 51 of 52 seats in the 1955 election on a platform promising an equitable multiracial constitution. | The alliance was defeated in the election but still fought to bring their platform to life. | travel |
He doubled and tripled his swings and guards. | He increased his swings. | fiction |
If our battle had raged for the entire afternoon, the results would have been the same. | Our battle would not have changed no matter how long the fight lasted. | fiction |
What would be evaluated-the usefulness of a screen or the psychometric properties of a screen? | Would the usefulness of a screen be evaluated first? | government |
Prepared Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Office of Air and Radiation, April. | April was the month when the work has begun and ended. | government |
Memorandum. | The memorandum is confusing to understand | government |
um-hum well that's definitely the way we feel | This isn't how I feel. | telephone |
'There you are,' she said sharply. | She was speaking to her Father. | fiction |
politician is pushing it or uh or Mitch Snider or Mitch Snider oh okay well see that's a DC thing Mitch Snider is the the advocate for the homeless that uh he he said said said it out here in Washington uh Washington but he started the um uh the movement for creative nonviolence | Mitch Snider has a real soft heart for the homeless. | telephone |
Of the few remains of the Byzantine city, the most remarkable building is the Haghia Sophia. | The Hagia Sophia is far from the most notable remnant of the Byzantine city, but some people still come and see it. | travel |
put them in a mulching not a mulching but uh to let them decompose | Be sure not to let them decompose. | telephone |
The tombs of the sultan and his wife Roxelana lie behind the mosque in the walled garden, an atmospheric spot, where rose and hollyhocks tangle among the tall grass between the gravestones, and flocks of sparrows swoop and squabble in the fig trees. | The sultan and his wife are buried far from this garden. | travel |
He's a good guy. | The guy is great. | government |
uh playing such | Playing a lot of the new stuff. | telephone |
But one meeting is essential to define my policy. | In order to define my policy, I have to do one request. | fiction |
they they cost you practically nothing from one to five and then slowly but surely starts to creep up when they start to take lessons but uh it's well worth it and everything | They are most expensive between one and five. | telephone |
After a period of steady decline, the monaster y was dismantled even before the Revolution. | The Revolution hadn't even happened and the monastery had already been dismantled. | travel |
Barr too may hope to ride right-wing indignation to national power, but don't count on it. | Barr wants nothing to do with politics. | slate |
sure you're welcome okay bye-bye | Hello, no not right now but thanks. | telephone |
For each increment of time, the impact to US steel demand was less than one tenth of one percent. | The impact on steel demand in the U.S. was less than a tenth of one percent for each increment of time. | government |
well my wife spent some time up in Connecticut | My wife went to Connecticut and spent time there. | telephone |
It all arose from a misunderstanding. | It all sprouted from a disagreement. | fiction |
Enteringthemaincourtyard of the temple, you will findaperistylehall(with onerowofsupporting columns)decoratedwith flutedcolumns that werecommissioned by the Queen Hatshepsut,andseveralimpressivestatuesofRamses II in black and red granite.Perhapsthemostfascinating element of the hall is the Mosque of Abu El Haggag which was built within the temple complex to protect the tomb of a 12th-century descendent of Mohammed's brother-in-law. | You can find a hall with big columns in the temple. | travel |
Several hints. | There are no hints. | fiction |
The composition of PM can vary considerably from one region to another depending on the sources of particulate emissions in each region. | The PM's composition may vary depending on the sources of emissions. | government |
yeah yeah where what part of Texas oh okay now i i i ask that because my wife is from the Palestine area in East Texas and you can tell she's native too yeah | My wife is from Texas, too. | telephone |
This is a pure pro-bono project, Brownell said. | Brownell had authority over what type of project was being conducted. | government |
It's clear that a number of them are not doing an adequate job in his regard. | Some of them aren't doing a good job. | government |
A notice of proposed rulemaking was published on February 3, 1995. | On February 3, 1995, a proposed rulemaking was published. | government |
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