MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
inspection station known as see this see this move is on the left side of the entrance to the portsmouth naval shipyard the police officer manning the booth is responsible for monitoring every for the charges or the specifications to the extent that i mean i think that in the in the removal action he did say that it was taking into account the relations before he got his customer train and disrespectful comments was part of it i guess part of the specific actions disrespectful comments to well  we have to distinguish what happened was that the navy saw fit to say that they were moving him for five reasons and four of them were fairly serious instances of not complying with with orders not complying with with senior officers and then they ta view pretty trivial instance at the end but when it came time for proof they couldn't prove any of  that they had proven any of those except for the last one and those were the ones where it had to do with being disrespectful discourages except when he did he was  reprimanded in the past for supposedly being discourteous to customers for that's quite different that really is a separate category from not complying with i've requested order from correct or decision that it was incorrect so that it really takes the whole case out of that specific specification and now the prior disciplinary actions which they did so well on that point it was my first question to you why was the board wrong in considering those other factors or how are we to review that particular decision o as opposed to considering what is in the table or penalties or what the seriousness of the offense which really should be the most important consideration whether there is a possibility of rehabilitation and they didn't really consider any of these except in reference to the to the suspens ignoring all the other circumstances the fact that he didn't have any other problems with customer relations after he got his training that he was supposed to get a year before the fact that he had this  that came up there was a dispute about whether in connection with the whistle blowing allegations mr babcock had knowledge  the congressional communications it looks to me from the record as if there was evidence that he did get the board seems to have said that he didn't what is the government
change in the french in the first place between ninety four in the nineteen eighteen the french suffered more than six million casualties and the heroic defense of their land against german invasion the flower of an corruption of many in high places the greed of special interests confined to shake the face of the french people in the democratic ideals and one of the people loses its place in its own ideals it is right for the insidious words so the french massed levante eight divisions here along the borders of belgium seventeen were in the national right ten divisions here in case mussolini got three and a half of a safeguard against spain the british
sell the court had to look to the preamble of the regulations that adopted the change in external circumstances definitions in order to figure out whether or not this delay was reasonable and in the preamble there's a specific thing as to the portion of
there's no question about it smoking is bad for your lungs bad for you next time someone offers you a cigarette and the spring to say i don't smoke
my test revealed bad i was either or i going to be involved with books or machinery and they so then i went to a specialized tech school for that in texas and then again and i should note field in illinois we all went in together this was a story of a st part of the korean war everybody in the town had a number and we all had to register and everybody went the st year was a little on the rough side you know you take a lot of a guy off but after the  you know see the service both boys and girls i didn't get to korea i was in europe i was stationed my last year in one thousand nine hundred and fifty three and fifty four and  and that was quite an experience and yeah it was a good one was there when i broke the world heat wave rock and the temperature went over one hundred and twenty degrees for the six weeks in a row to this day it's still the hottest place on the planet and i can say i was i remember that we did all our work at night time you couldn't you couldn't handle the tool it would be so hot she she felt a little better that i was going on the air force you make all kinds of friends in the service it's a never ending never ending and i still have good friends today from that experience maybe just a christmas cather to now because they're pretty well spread all over the world when i was stationed overseas despite mail that was that you know we day we will know when the boat and we ended up in germany and i was stationed there for a while before i was transferred to not africa  said try to spend my time in the mediterranean sea trying to cool off but even that was rather warm water compared to what we had around most of our work was done at night time the aircraft would come in from the us and we would do the maintenance on the aircrafts at nighttime and then the plane would come back to the states in the morning it's a great institution i i i'm a firm believer and i think i think every boy should really see the service and even girls to i know it's a wonderful  there's a lot of kids a will go on to college the majority well but there's some other people out there that might know which way to turn and i think the service is a good a good a very good idea at the time i was probably two thousand and twenty one years old you with thinking well what am i missing back in belmont you know here i am stuck over in the desert
i thought perhaps you were did you find out that you were afraid  to act with a man take a deep breath and hold it right out there hurt too much can we do does it look to you the same as any other place these days but good that i don't want to go to the dance i know you're trying to be a good sport about it but i'm going to get to take a deep breath and hold it and i'll try to divert too much one happy about something but as it is  you know it's two years since i've been in new york how does it look to you well i'm about the same as everybody else these days but good you're looking at me oh i just well i don't know whether you laid any little lab on the porch i hope you don't mind i found a table i could use to extend the gas connection a bit for the bunsen burn i mean really really
but there is no doubt that she would very much be concerned if it were possible for her to read probably frustrated is probably he goes off on this that deep into his sub conscious mind he knows that he is wrong what is rational is ations keep him from fighting his abnormal behavior this man is a child molester he is a dangerous calculating criminal that knows no bounds in obtaining fulfillment of this time not this time shortly after the arrival of the uniformed officer a team of investigators working out of the juvenile bureau arrive to begin the formal investigation the police woman and detective assigned to the case begin by gathering every bit of all the children are also questioned in the hope that someone might remember seeing some little thing that would help but the answer is the same as before then one little girl offers the information that she knows something that happened the day before but she didn't think it would help because her mother had told her to forget prompted by the officers she tells them of the man and it isn't like he says he did just that teacher told all of the children to do something like this should happen she wrote down the license number  in the meantime all available police units are conducting a citywide search for the little girl and her abductor with the new information that the license number to look for is more places in addition to the local radio broadcast background of peace and security in our home and it is easy to entertain the idea that it can't happen to us but in this home it almost has a realisation of what the police told mrs williams takes
the trust the settled with the defendants in this case and made representations to the court to get approval of that settlement which were not accurate and without there's no misunderstanding there was never a claim in this litigation this underlying litigation by the kenyans against the trustee then is the plaintiffs i understand but the but the action was soley against his part that is to say that he was asking for leave to amend anything let alone at a party namely the trustee so the inference here that that should have been an additional relief that was given to the kenyans is a non focus is always one was on the litigation and was attempting to get to his partners in the state court action the theory that allowed the trustee the estate to the partnership interest to the partners was something that was never attacked fight anyone as being something that the trust really did not have the right to do clearly the trustee had the right to petition the court to get an analysis is based on the fact that it was fully briefed and argued at the hearing approving the sale and that everything after that including this litigation he had waived the right to
the crowd is quick to recognize during that israel spill ancient in design only a way of life it is a profound business practice there's always time for the pleasantries the little courtesies that make life and joy of people relax in the  there are miles upon miles of dense jungle and i'm trying to sell the greatest preserve of wild animals in the world enough to enliven the tall tales of  region within earshot of these resoundingly drums there are great modern cities like johannesburg in south africa the national memorial in cape town honors the pioneers who built a meets girl at the point of rock with the atlantic ocean chinese cuisine is an absolute japan living is a delightful entertaining and engaging ritual the japanese bring the outdoors indoors so that nature is a permanent get in the japanese
here for four years and back in the summer of two thousand and eleven on my first real week here in burbank i came outside and i walked around the school and i noticed that the area which was called the bowling alley had really been left sort of there were lots of bushes and leaves and things going here and myself and ellen mccallum who's an aide here burbank and a custodian steve gephardt came out on a friday afternoon and started to meet and try to clean up the area a little bit and really at that point i really knew that this was a part of the school that needed some attention but with all the other things are going on in the school all we just didn't have the resources at the time to do something with this area so last summer i was talking with the p t a and i said you know i would really love for this part of the school to come alive a bit to be an area that we could use and from there on the collaboration with all the people the landscape designer the minuteman beautiful design we were thrilled when we then had the challenge of actually building because we also had the challenge of with a very small budget figuring out how we're going to install things like the hard skate plant the large trees in march shrubs that were too big for us to manage on our own and that's when we happened upon a relationship with the minuteman high school there landscape and horticulture students were delighted to come out and take on this project they worked steadily for two weeks in had my name is nick on the student at lexington minuteman high school way and no oracle turned landscape shop and the reason i've done the shop is because when i grow up i want to be a landscape architect and but man operator that's always been a dream of min be behind those big machines that make you know the projects like this know so i think the shop because i can stay outside of just a classroom learning that being side learning different stuff is just fun for me just the way the students would on an actual job site and one of the best things is a lot of the students have mentioned that this is the first time that they've ever put in a patio or walkway and it's great to have other people from the community coming out and saying wow that looks great but why are you doing in a so we're here today at the garden at burbank elementary school and i just really want to talk about what a wonderful experience this has banned for our students at minot yanna in the culture department it really is a beautiful place i came out here a couple times and to see it grow into this wonderful garden is very satisfying as a vocational director and to see our students take part in something  you know it's been a great experience for us the whole burbank school project really was a great opportunity an art teacher i really thought great on role in the balkans project and i've been getting a lot of really good experience in the field and i have to say there hasn't been a moment that i haven't joined in and every day is something that yes i agree and like we get a lot of good experience and we get like great hands on work not a lot of shops get to
risk possible for the volcanic activity for they will occur whenever she returns to one of her many homes on the slopes of monologue a lot more rivers that flow over the land because most of the dams they may seismograph instruments on the surface in the wind volcano observatory on the craters read its presence in increasing amounts as measured by an elaborate system of tilt meters also designed and installed by the observatory at strategic locations on the mount all these instruments are capable of indicating just how much the ground is tilting in one direction or another this is of great importance or preceding out eruption the area swell becomes measurable in where another indication of the movement of lava through the conduit is the increasing number of earthquakes recorded in the frequency location and serve as still another indication of today also results in high speeds of lava river flow in a region speeds up to thirty five miles an hour under certain condition which is difficult to walk on it is called  fast flowing lava rivers are evidence of their daring all remember that the temperature may reach twenty one hundred degrees fahrenheit and the surrounding air is superheated to an extreme degree but once the volcano bug has been you you're attracted by the magnetic presence of heaven and you plan your approach to her fire record with great care before polly was to leave she gave  greatest demonstration of power couple soon turned into a ghost town but only tried embers of its buildings remain
gado had been working for our gram enterprises as a cashier and manager for almost twenty five years for twenty of those years helped graeme enterprises grow its business from one got station facility to armed i believe they have over thirty  points you're making that were well similar with from taking a look at the briefs what is the record show with respect to the point in time that mr scott made the alleged disparaging remarks  your client when did that happen what's the record suggest on that that's my st question and then the nd one is what evidence did your client come forward with to call into question the facts around the machine the money missing in those bank her well if he doesn't recall when the statements were made he worked for the enterprise for a long time that is correct but he also worked under corporate got her over five  now let me go back to your nd question then with regards to the money situation i believe is what you raise you have the bank deposits did he did did your client come forward with any any evidence calling that into question because wasn't he the store manager at the location where the where the money was missing from the multiple consecutive deposits he was a star by plank you did not have any firm evidence to present as to what transpired with regard to missing twenty dollars here twenty dollars there however oh god i hope that i trust your question moving on i'd like to think that there was direct evidence of the bias in our animosity of coverage scott he referenced the fact that evidence that was already discovered by his supervisor
misfortunate you just brought out and bring out as those b b elements that were instrumental in the decision as i understand your argument is that there was no objective performance criteria it's not part of the reports apparently that were given to me this is a report after the o p s showing what his results showing that his so this is this is this is the after
ten years before that was it had been bought the greatest that it works exceptional case had been rejected three times during the course of the litigation and that's why it's so fundamentally important that that and i think that that that decision is here for number of topics remember the district court issued three rules that undermine any notion that this case w proposed expert testimony to make sure that it has a reliable and a ship the court must act as a gatekeeper to keep out irrelevant and unreliable evidence what's the test or what should be the test to not include actual inspection of the product i don't think that this court has ever have asked to prove a packing person in case you must have to record evidence of infringement this court has said several times that circumstantial separately first of all there was testimony that first of all up until april two thousand and one the hackers may under the four six x act and that testimony came from the this basis alone the district court's decision should be reversed because the case cannot be exceptional unless it is all determined to be objective basis if a person i'd like to talk a little bit about the has found that there was a bad day and if you look at those cases one time that you see is where the plaintiff in ten years to push the case even though they are confronted with evidence showing that the fifty after a six year litigation two week trial she took the position as or in writing miller let the case go to the jury because it worst case if they come back and i disagree on a judgment  clear that the check was never if use proc they raised this issue about the serial numbers i was raising the reply and we didn't have a chance to respond to that that was not a my early thinking ninety's and two thousand he tracked six changes in the structure of the alltech product mr bowles said we were always changing the product mr blix said the same thing checkpoints in house counsel general complex issues then whether an adequate case was presented is created the jury did not accept that their verdict they accepted your position trying to understand which suit they just didn't do it they never explain why they do it and maybe it was a mistake i don't know what happened and they didn't do it and as judge parker found the defendant should not be forced to go through all the time and as general descriptions and specific and they said you have to have some linking testimony in this case there was no such
he ruled made mr smokers consent to search the car involuntary we rely primarily on the united states supreme court case and united states versus watson for our position rule that the fact that smoker was handcuffed under arrest and placed in the back of a patrol car created a coercive environment at least in this situation and under these fac paragraph of that ruling and it's just kind of thrown out they're not really relied upon in the case for the decision but there are other cases that i think more clearly state i judged to seem of the position you were  nest when the officer did not claim to have a search warrant or ability to obtain one and that's the case here really deputy hartsell never claim to have a search warrant and threaten to get a search warrant and that's why it's our position that three of the five voluntariness factors militate in favor of the government's position in this case the consent was voluntary no guns were drawn smoker  no there was no implication that the search warrant could be obtained the only factors that this court looks at which might show involuntary innes are the fact that he was in custody circumstances approach and that all relevant factors must be considered if he then goes on to consider those factual questions and i believe the right to whether the arresting officer had his gun drawn he did not at that point now you know the defendant was in the back of the patrol car at that point handcuffed but he did not have his gun drawn whether miranda warnings have been given the warnings were read we argued that suppression hearing that those warnings were insufficient and they did not mr smoker was not told in the miranda warnings that he had the right to  required i don't i don't think it is but i would say i would certainly say that given the other four factors three of them are in favor of the defendant here and the district court ruled in favor of the defendant and given its realized reliance on force sanchez which is good law it's hard for me to understand how that ruling could be clearly runyan if there are furthe smoker that he could require them to do the search warrant that was also in his ruling and that's something that is an additional consideration that he gave in finding the consent involuntary that we refuse consent and of course deputy hartzell gave the miranda warnings here and just wanted to not consider the snow a case either i don't think in throwing the consent involuntary
finding mr gardner's favor and i'm happy to address any of the three that the court would seek to address however at least in the beginning i'd like to focus on the st argument that is mr gardner's prior burglary conviction in its treatment is district court specifically said and i think the better question would be a base offense level of twenty would yield the guideline of ninety two to one hundred and fifteen months and i think that is i think the more appropriate starting point in applying t all of particular arguments garcia secure then continues in indicating that an affirmative response or a potential waiver response would not stop a reviewing court this court from working to the substance of that of that the district court did mention to mr gardiner acknowledges that the district court did mention mr gardner self and did acknowledge that it received dr witherspoon's mental health report and it acknowledged that mr gardner had mental health conditions and but it didn't respond and does talk about at some length mr gardner's pre sentence conduct including an allegation of speaking in the direction of a correctional officer and other items over the actual sentencing hearing the just report specifically stated that there were actually  confinement correctional facility there is no actual record of any battery let alone anything other than the one citation for introducing any item that made harm to a correctional officer and then  battery and citations i have read page forty four of the transcript a number of times and i don't think the court ever characterized anything other than stating the facts that are set forth the paragraph fifty one through fifty five of the pre sentence opposing the sentence so we come to his argument that started out as a procedural layer argument in the opening brief on page nineteen a blueberry where the defendant argues the judge procedurally erred by not addressing the principal argument in mitigation setting forth to the novo standard first of all the judge the defendant did not make it principle argument