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That's OK. | That's not going to work. | slate |
yeah are you here in local Texas i mean | I mean that you are in Texas. | telephone |
Because most federal civilian employees are paid on an hourly basis (or fractions of an hour) and earn and charge leave on that basis, a complete and accurate record of the time an employee works must be retained as an official agency record available for review or inspection. | Most federal civilian employees are paid on an hourly basis. | government |
She's in her 20s. | She is in her second decade. | slate |
Nor would she blame the media for an inordinate focus on the issue. | The media's attention to one issue could not be blamed as she was led to believe. | slate |
first of all i'm gonna to tell you i i have two little kids but they're not in public school yet i i get i get that experience starting next fall with kindergarten | I have two children that are not in public school. | telephone |
You have found one?" My interest was aroused. | I was now interested. | fiction |
Grant applications submitted by emergency medicine specialists that do not use the methodologic processes preferred by alcohol research study sections are usually going to lose when competing against grants submitted by recognized alcohol research specialists. | Any grant applications that don't follow the methodologic processes are at risk of being denied due to grant applications following the proper methodological processes. | government |
The blade hit the demon in the back. | The demon was hit in the back with a blade. | fiction |
In the past there have been several attempts to drain the wetlands, but this damaged not only the Great Morass but also areas of the coral reef offshore. | The wetlands should be preserved because of its fauna and flora. | travel |
exactly because it's not next day they have the start the trial which is X number of months and just prolongs the situation that much more | They should get stated already. | telephone |
To fish from a boat, obtain a license from the Commandancia de Marina, Moll Muelle Viejo s/n, Palma. | You can fish for free. | travel |
3 billion bill for the U.S. | The US has to pay for all the health care. | slate |
well we're supposed to get rain but no snow | We would've preferred to see snow instead of rain. | telephone |
I?«kembecis stay open until the early hours of the morning to serve bowls of tripe soup to peckish late-night revellers on their way home. | Na | travel |
oh i do too i i just really i i try to get in one a night if somebody doesn't call me i call somebody okay you you about ready | Someone always calls me first. | telephone |
The staff wear traditional clothing and work with the tools of their forefathers. | The staff wear contemporary clothing. | travel |
Having a qualified and independent board is important but not enough. | The board must be made of cardboard to qualify. | government |
For Bozena, too. | Also for Bozena. | fiction |
To the south along the shore is the popular Dead Sea resort of Ein Gedi, a good place for lunch, a swim, or a walk on the nature trails. | The Dead Sea had a resort called Ein Gedi that went out of business. | travel |
A procession of men and women line up here in the morning to make offerings to Ganesh. | In the morning, a procession of men and women line up here to make offerings to Ganesh. | travel |
Prices in the Murano island factories are rarely better than downtown, but for those interested, you do get a free demonstration and transportation thrown in. | You get to see their skilled chefs assemble authentic meals with the freshest ingredients available. | travel |
Speed Racer's musical theme--Go Speed Racer, go! | It was the theme from the cartoon show. | slate |
Still the center of a small Armenian community, there's a busy street market and, in a cool, tree-shaded garden, an open air colonnaded church. | There is also a children's playground and a post office here. | travel |
Among the birds, you will see the flash of a kingfisher or hornbill. | You will see a flash of a kingfisher or hornbill among the birds. | travel |
Meanwhile, Israeli closure of the PA's borders further punishes the Palestinian economy. | At the same time when Israel closes PA's borders it will hurt the Palestinian economy. | slate |
It is his duty, he writes in Crossing the Threshold of Hope , to interpret [Vatican II] correctly and defend it from tendentious interpretations. | Vatican II's original meaning must be preserved. | slate |
uh and and you know some people might not believe that but uh but i do | Everyone knows that is true. | telephone |
Now it stands to monopolize it, thanks to its ad dollars and its friends in the media. | It has friends in the media and much ad money. | slate |
Rudy plans to consolidate his lead in the burbs by pushing school vouchers, while Hillary will tap into health-care frustrations and make the election a national contest. | Both Hillary and Rudy plan to use the same method to reach voters. | slate |
and it's just an old old compact that is super slow and but it does it does it's job so | The job couldn't be done because the compact is too slow. | telephone |
Students trying to storm the embassy were thwarted by Iranian troops. | Students were thwarted by German troops while trying to storm the embassy. | slate |
Clinton has faced an escalating series of serious accusations--serious in the sense that they were all plausible and some were true. | None of the accusations against Clinton were implausible. | slate |
i i have to say that probably the one movie that really threw me back the most uh that i was really the most in shock with was probably uh Star Wars | I really didn't know what to expect of it. | telephone |
It would seem that the variation of delivery costs within the U.S. would be greater than in France. | The variation of delivery costs within the U.S would be larger than in France. | government |
Ca'daan saw the man in the merchant's garb, surely not actually a merchant Ca'daan now understood, reach into the twisted cloak of the groaning man at his feet. | Ca'daan knew the man was a merchant. | fiction |
we heated with oil | Oil was used for heating. | telephone |
Think of those surpluses as the way an oligarch's gas or oil gets converted into a billion dollar nest egg someplace outside the reach of the resurgent Communists, or Gen. | An oligarch's oil and gas is worth more than a billion dollars. | slate |
He has gathered only 20 co-sponsors for his impeachment resolution, almost all of them GOP wing-nuts. | He's gathered only 20 co-sponsors for his resolution, and all of them are extremely right-wing. | slate |
well i spent a year and a half in Japan also and i've seen how their sc hool system works and i they go by a complete rote system you you just memorize everything | I think the Japanese school system stifles creativity. | telephone |
The brehon laws gave women a high status they could own property, divorce, and even enter the professions. | Women couldn't own property or join professions under the brehon laws. | travel |
An auditor should recognize that there are different system development models that may be used when a system development effort is acquired. | Different system development models exist. | government |
The rule is designed to strengthen the Commission's enforcement of the Children's Television Act of 1990 (CTA). | The Commission's enforcement of the Children's Television Act of 1996. | government |
I gathered that must be so from your letter. | I read your letter twice. | fiction |
7 billion would be incurred slaughtering at-risk cattle culled to prevent BSE spread, and that costs of $593 million would be incurred imposing feed regulations at the time BSE was detected. | The slaughtering of cattle was needed to reduce the risks. | government |
that's right i think that's and and the other side of the coin is um people saying well if i really like the underdog candidate i still think they're not going to win so some are saying Dukakis is certainly not going to win why bother voting for him so i think i i think that's a big uh a big a big reason for it how about | People question the value in voting for an underdog like Dukakis because they don't think he will win. | telephone |
Heavywether cared nothing for his client's anger. | Heavywether was badly shaken by his client's sudden outburst of anger. | fiction |
I ”I believe it was. | Yes, I think so. | fiction |
Samples are collected over a very short period of time and on a relatively infrequent basis. | The samples are used as part of a study or experiment. | government |
Too bad for the kids who will be taught this partisan line | It's upsetting children will be taught these partisan politics. | slate |
Ginsburg attempts to build sympathy for his client, though he refuses to discuss his client's account of events, specifics of her proffer, her legal strategy, her future plans, her definition of a sexual relationship, or anything else of interest. | Ginsburg brought up ever issue of the past during the trial. | slate |
so it's a little high but but it's you know it's like where he was before i was only paying sixty three so there's quite a little jump there but i looked all over Louisville | I looked all over Louisville for a better deal and couldn't find one. | telephone |
During festivals, the square springs to life with excitement and color. | The town we have here has a lot of festivals that are exciting. | travel |
but um if it if they're really soft and very early they could be uh i think they call them Lydian coins | If they're really hard I think they're called Rybian currency. | telephone |
One convenience of a paper magazine that will take the digital variety a while to match is portability. | Paper magazines fit in a purse. | slate |
Both churches stand beside what remains of the old city walls, and St. Audoen's is the only surviving gate. | St. Mark's is the only surviving gate from the old city walls. | travel |
But this is not the way to debate free-market pricing of technology. | The debate of free-market pricing of technology is relatively new. | slate |
It's the perfect place for lunch or tea on the terrace, but many visitors, especially those with hiking on their minds, find it an ideal place to stay several days. | You can't go out on the terrace. | travel |
Casino operators had to reassess the nature of their business. | Casinos maintain a steadfast business model. | travel |
and when it came to my turn the folks said no we're not going through that again they sold the piano and is the turns out i was the only one who really had an interest in it and never got to so i that's one of things i felt like i missed in life and i i really in fact uh | I was the only one who had an interest in the piano. | telephone |
well that yeah if the guys got some incentive if he's got uh you know if if he if he can raise enough uh coffee and bananas to uh where he's got something to protect other you know whether he can export or at least uh set up trade and all then democracy of a considerable interest to him | Even if he can get a hold of enough coffee and bananas it still won't have any effect | telephone |
A vibrant city, Paris sets tastes and fashions for France and the world. | An industrial city stuck in its past, no one would be caught dead wearing Parisian clothes. | travel |
um is very expensive and also it waste it produces a a waste a um a liquid waste that they don't know what to do with yet | they're burying the liquid waste because they don't know what else to do with it | telephone |
Symptoms of eutrophication are found in many of our nation's coastal ecosystems. | The nation's coastal ecosystems are cleaner than ever before, with no traces of eutrophication. | government |
They were locally focused and passionately promoted local control. | They had a nationwide focus on control. | government |
you know not guilty you're you're not going to want to have them have that crime uh that punishment so | You don't want people to be punished if they aren't guilty, so it's important for us to know what the truth is. | telephone |
The foal's too young to trail on now. | The foal just hit the perfect age to trail on, let's go. | fiction |
The two were finely balanced. | The two were vastly unequal. | travel |
okay well i'm not sure exactly if that's true though because i know people that have been tested more than one time | No one's ever been tested. | telephone |
You see, Aunt Emily always told me I should be provided for. | Aunt Emily said I should take of myself. | fiction |
yeah oh yeah so you've yeah you've got to really strike a balance in what kind of care what kind of level of care you need and then what you can unfortunately what you can afford at the same time | It is easy to find good facilities and they all give the same level of care. | telephone |
no i can't either i really can't um | With a lot more practice, maybe I eventually could. | telephone |
But yuppies--or at least the suburbanized offspring of Slats Grobnik--were increasingly his audience and his newsroom colleagues. | The puppies were guests on his show. | slate |
For 1999, LSC grantees reported closing 1,038,662 civil legal cases relating to issues such as domestic violence7, child custody and visitation rights, evictions, access to health care, bankruptcy, unemployment and disability claims, and many other issues faced by millions of low-income Americans. | Access to healthcare constituted the majority of cases. | government |
that's way too much yes it has | I don't think it needs to be that much. | telephone |
yeah i heard about that i haven't heard much about it though | I heard about that in the past but haven't heard much about it now. | telephone |
Situated on the Seine estuary, this pretty port has witnessed the beginning of many seafaring adventures ' including Samuel de Cham?plain's departure for what would become Quebec ' and is still a mecca for sailors. | Many famous sailors have departed from this port on the Seine estuary. | travel |
Select any six of your own choosing and use your methods of gentling on them. | Pick any six you want, then use your methods on them. | fiction |
The first to open its doors is usually the bakery (boulangerie), and there's always a small grocer (epicerie) or mini-supermarket in which you can shop until 9 or 10pm, or even midnight. | The bakery is the first to open its doors. | travel |
The only real test that this company has faced in recent memory is due to the emergence of the Internet, and Microsoft is once again trying to eliminate this threat unfairly. | The company has not been threatened by the emergence of the Internet. | slate |
Worst of all, the Science of Magic suffers. | The Science of Magic hurts. | fiction |
The VSL approach applies information from several published value-of-life studies, which themselves examine tradeoffs of monetary compensation for small additional mortality risks, to determine a reasonable benefit of preventing premature mortality. | Some studies on the value-of-life were done and the results published. | government |
yeah they didn't and i'm not for sure what the deal is on him i think he's been hurt but he hadn't played he hadn't played in probably two months and i've i've gone to about three or four of their games and i don't even think he was on the sidelines so i i think he hurt his knee or something but he he definitely didn't turn out to be anything like he was supposed to so uh | He hasn't played at all since he got injured. | telephone |
but uh it's kind of nice i've noticed a little bit of love handles here and there and my face has filled out a little bit from the pictures but uh | From my observations, I've had some changes compared to the pictures. | telephone |
This organization was the precursor to the National Trust, which was founded in 1895 to hold places of national interest and natural beauty for the benefit of the nation. | The organization was not the precursor to the National Trust. | travel |
He owes $10,000 in back taxes, but he found $300,000 to give to the Clinton campaign. | He found $300,000 on the ground to give to Clinton's campaign. | slate |
And that is a real If Microsoft had, for example, written Windows 95 in a way that made it hard or even impossible for me to use WordPerfect, the Justice Department would have been absolutely justified in calling out the arsonists. | The Justice Department was justified in calling out the people that set the place on fire. | slate |
Does W. agree with this sentiment? | Does W. share the same sentiment? | slate |
Margo said both Lico and Mickie have an unforgettable quality about them, which is why the Bushes have always wanted to see them on their trips to El Paso. | According to Margo, the Bushes have always wanted to meet with Lico and Mickie when they visit El Paso. | government |
and they were nearly all all diesel but as far as cars i've never never been involved with them | I own and drive a diesel car every day. | telephone |
How Does Such Borrowing Affect the Economy? | This kind of borrowing does not have an impact on the economy. | government |
America's children are particularly affected by poverty. | Poverty is harshest on children | government |
Angers is considered one of the most beautiful cities in France and is home to many buildings of interest and musuems, including the imposing 12th- and 13th-century Gothic Cathedrale Saint-Maurice. | There are so many attractions to angers. | travel |
Willes' boldest to raise the Times circulation from 1 million to 1.5 million. | Willes' wants to raise Times circulation by half a million. | slate |
if you if you don't like it wait five minutes it'll change | If you don't like it, exit out and try again. | telephone |
His escape from prison during the Mexican War was common knowledge. | No one knew he'd escaped from prison during the war. | fiction |
but uh i guess that's about it you know as far as what goes on that i know about | I guess that's all there is. | telephone |
It was clearly the king's enduring absolutism rather than the throne itself that was under fire. | The king's absolutism was being criticized. | travel |
Unlike the sky, it seemed to obey the normal laws of inertia Hanson had known. | It was the most normal Hanson saw all day. | fiction |
but you look look real close and there's all the little new leaves getting ready to come out so it holds it's leaves all winter then loses them in the spring | The tree has some of the most leaves of any tree during the winter. | telephone |