MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
it looks like an ordinary day in the usa but in the city of flint michigan all is excitement even the small fry are buzzing and the older boys and girls are let out of school all this is a  and all over town the final touches are put on sleek and shiny blow for this parade is going to be a mile long and some of the out of town voters have to be hustled over the road to make it on time and in the town everywhere and general motors people are at work for today in the usa the entire g m family is playing host with open house with every plant all of this is a special event a once in a lifetime buicks general manager ivan wiles drops in and now on the chevrolet production line and historic event is about to occur with some of us millions of predecessors marching before and the first of more never been accomplished before you have produced the fifty million car by general motors and then in the united states since nine general motors in one thousand nine hundred eighty the automobile industry was a struggling infant at that time and other automobile companies the same vision existed vision of the automobile but also as an essential made of transportation as a creator job the result has be the development of an industry that makes the greatest single contribution of any to the strength of the national economy over the us it has constituted a  electromotive with a revolutionary power for the wheels of steel that put new life on the old higher  confidence and cooperative accomplishments are probably symbolized here today by this on paralleled achievement that marks on milestone of progress pointing the way toward still greater things for all of
and the big they were building a city jack was painting cabaye was making the post office susan was starting on a gas station bob was been having such a wonderful time he was j isn't there any way we can have johnny learn to be considerate maybe not if nobody will be nice to johnny and really try to help him out but out we could call him over and minute we were just having a little talk and we'd like it if you could tell us what you think what we were talking about consideration for others and being nice to things like please and thank you that's right you do know what consideration for others means don't you  think susan you're giving a good example of how not to be nice to other i don't know if they get so maybe there are other reasons why here let me draw you a picture you know what i'm drawing a ball they know i have something else in don't right now let's give them names let's call this one smiley and this one so  they both came over to your house and wanted to play with you which one would you rather play with why here would be m yes i agree now look over here johnny would you say you look more like smiley or would you want to play with you the you that we see in the mirror if you want other children to like to play with you you have to be a smiley not a sulky that doesn't have to be so hard in fact if we change he's selfish face  considerate of others face he becomes a smiley too all right let's see you try i mean change your i'm happy face into a happy face like smil smile johnny come on try harder  if you can see that happy face and remember to be considerate to others i'll bet the other children will like to have you play i wish i could say this is the end of it but things never seem to work out that easily nobody can just of a sudden being nice to others it takes a while you have to try real hard and get lots sure learning to be considerate of others is like learning to tie your shoes you've been shown how now it's up to you to practice and keep trying to be nice pretty soon it should be as easy as tying your shoes but  doesn't get me sounds like a good idea cathy shall we all try to help johnny remember by giving him the signal when he forgets ok johnny sure well then you go ahead and play and we'll see how it works out well it should work if johnny really wanted to and tries hard enough when johnny starts to forget and the others signaled to help him remember he has to be a good sport about it but most of all johnny has to make himself remember so his friends won't have to remind him all the time then he'll start really being considerate of others and if johnny keeps trying hard it won't be long before he'll be nice the time then it will be easy and johnny will know that he's like smiley and other children will like to play with him how about you do you ever forget to be considerate and act
this country i think it's high time have decided i have a couple of thoughts of who i might go for but i'm leaning towards i'm going to be voting for hillary but i won't be making the decision so  are you voting on the eighth and what do you look for in a president what do you think the next president's biggest qualities should have i think one of the main things in foreign policy is experience  are you voting for this election for the presidential race i'll be voting for hillary clinton and why is that a lot of reasons you know i am horrified about donald trump i don't think that he should under any circumstances be president and i do support hillary i'll support the idea of a woman as president of this country i think it's high time and i feel like a lot of the anger and hatred people feel for hillary a lot of the do the fact that they don't want to woman president ok thank you so much for your opinion and well do you have anything to say about the state of belmont what you would like to see improved you know as always we need to keep our eye on the schools and make sure that we are investing in them wisely and also make sure that we're not putting too much on our students there's such a culture of high achievement and overachieving i do sometimes worry that we're putting too much pressure on our students to be hyper achievers and missing out on some of the more important elements of yet what do you think is the most important part a president should have the most important character trait
morehead inspector you are charged with absenteeism with two children to support you have a good reason to be at work every day  you are charged with being constantly on guard to head off instances of late night loathing and absenteeism is that correct yet sir you have charged or not guilty guilty or i'm not guilty you're a good foreman i hope you get out to work that this was much work as it could be and i think i probably have to to wire right here i'm not making any excuses mr bright but i don't know what to do maybe i can help you we'll take a look you more time isn't like might be tempted to stay out a whole day member don't like to be late how it gives them a guilty conscience why don't you remember even at school rather play hooky than be late yeah i remember hard because the work is absent doesn't mean that he's deliberately or necessarily irresponsible absenteeism can be due to sudden or unexpected circumstance something they work or couldn't help perhaps a low gravity yesterday you never seem to be able to put in a
getting to know the brides and the grooms their musical tastes and then really formatting a day that suits them it's not a generic thing at all it's a very personalized function from start to finish crap before the wedding and then also we do hair and makeup we do travel on site if needed today i'm here at the wedding show in richmond to meet couples who are interested in purchasing their first home there are some really great first time home buyer programs out there right now with very small amounts if anything down we have u s rural development with hundred percent financing and we also offer a three percent down freddie mac home advantage which is great for someone just starting out
incident did involve religion i believe only because the religious part was not as many incidents happened to her personally as as a chinese woman growing up in asia on i appreciate that if that will be the case on the record then before the agency a reasonable fact finder is not required to conclude that the petitioner satisfied her burden of proving that she's a refugee the immigration judge really determined that the petitioner didn't prove an objective basis for her fear of return he reasonably determined based on the documents terry and testimonial evidence presented that by two thousand and one conditions for ethnic chinese had significantly improved and the judge fletcher pointed out the petitioner didn't pursue her religious asylum claim before the board and at best that evidence even had she pursued it would would show merely a generalized or random possibility of favorite who nobody can be there in there that's why there are these sporadic that every time country conditions go badly economically they take it out on the chinese i mean there's this whole history of that i would like to point out one other one other distinction between the facts of this case inside and say all this court relied heavily on the evidence that showed that ethnic chinese were still part of the targets of official government discrimination and as i mentioned before since two thousand personal experience as a chinese woman as a question and in that regard she has sufficient evidence to show that to she did suffer past persecution because of her race because off at the because of religion and does she still has the fear to return to indonesia because a country a country never really changed to be better even a country report off the human rights indicating that there are still a lot of reports and that the most
get from one place to another but sometimes there are dangers involved that never meet let's take the case of jimmy barnes played baseball all afternoon he didn't feel like walking home so  decided to summarize group on friday afternoon the stranger was a good listener too but it only seemed minutes before they up in front of jimmy's house jimmy got out the stranger gave him a friendly the following saturday they went fishing together by now they were using first names it was more friendly the stranger joined him he was friendly and well it was better than playing  when they finish the stranger told him to make a fine player some day if you've got lots of practice the companionship the praise the friendly attitude dispelled any misgivings mike might have had about going with a stranger he probably never realized until too late that he was writing in the shadow of death but sometime that evening mike merrick traded his life for a newspaper headline two boys going by on bicycles the boys not that they recognize him if they saw them again well then he guessed he could hop in the man said those are stolen bike without giving it another thought then he got in the car sped away jerry watched he'd been told many times if a friend got in that car with a stranger to write down the license number didn't seem to apply but well fortunately he marked it down when he delivered the paper to denny's house mother if they got the boys it was still on the bicycle and he hadn't returned so he told her the story and gave her the paper with the license number being a careful pair and she decided to call up jerry supplied the necessary information on the stranger's car was quickly spotted was a good example of how important it was get the license number and description of any stranger who takes a young person off alone no matter what they  your parent or teacher
says about a policy interpretation is to determine how we and turk read a flap statutory command this isn't even a shank ron issue the agency  statutory interpretation different the biggest difference between the spirits of juvenile so you also have an equal protection argument that amounts to this statutory choice by congress over time to treat people can go of state controlled substance appearances in this case cocaine possession to treat them differently convicted of ours because cocaine distribution whether they want to make them eligible for waivers or not what's irrational about th congress may take a misdemeanor and make it a felony and not obviously creates a distinction between someone who committed to war wash here and someone who committed who've the same violation th
helping him tap unknown resources with the aid of special empires four year old you can experience the joy of music without hearing the process of identification becomes extremely difficult yet it is partially overcome through make the lose situation progress is slow and at times taxing to the children therefore the sisters supply the necessary encouragement when our dependence on hearing and speech is evident when you realize the difficulty that child has in learning simple games like musical chairs obviously it's not all work at st joe's however even the play is planned to reinforce the technical train each child takes his role seriously the competitive spirit is very competition often brings out spontaneous reaction which have taken many hours of tundra elvin speech training to perfect natural phrases come painstakingly accomplishments make all the work and frustration worthwhile for some the golden years are waiting years however thanks to your united bundling thousands of our senior citizens receive the care and treatment they need yes idle hands usually find something to do sometimes the results may be tragic tough guy a troublemaker defiant arrogant a menace to society maybe but still there is hope there on the asphalt jungles of the inner city the y m c a one of the twenty one youth serving agencies your united fund dollars support is working to turn the tide of despair some kids can't or won't come to the wise older why and it's hands of hope and encouragement substitute organized sports or street corner violen your fair share pledge to the united fund makes it possible for underprivileged boys to have friendships understand the experiences that every boy needs to become a worthwhile citizen with a helping hand from you a girl learns that there is more to the world than a crowded dirty apartment hunger and want through the united fund you provide the opportunity and instruction necessary for the safe red cross instructors annually teach thirty seven thousand five hundred st louis area children to swim when you're looking for a runaway child there's a sense of urgency you hope and pray you're not too l union station is always the first stop in cases like th fortunately the girl's mother understood the arrangements were made to bring her to the salvation army booth memorial hospital care jane will receive the care treatment and guidance she needs to pick up the pieces and rebuild companionship with others shorten the day finally the delivery day is at hand for this couple unable to have children at herald's and they get a happy secure home lies ahead
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this incredible collection of things people pathways the earth history and possibilities what do we want in a city everything we have ever wanted to fill our needs and meet our wishes out of our needs and wishes we make our cities and the lives we lead in them our have we managed all you have to do is wake up in the morning and look around somehow it happened by accident perhaps in the end all the people who didn't see or have learned not to see where all share the consequences what but there are too nerdy is to share as well what can we do any number of things the planning of a tree the design and construction of a building that traces its surroundings redevelopment of the great downtown area the center of the city revived and embellish whatever the act whatever its goal the common element is design and always an urgent will to make things better than they are now where do you start just look around it could be here as you approach the city and what you see along the way what kind of city would you expect to find when you  sprawl like careless misuse of land unregulated and unrestrained the big loud cell on the mar as you move toward the city what visions of it are raised by this as much as anything else the city is an experience and the approach for tells what it will be like the landscape suddenly opens up allows the city to be discovered the capital of the nation and the far end of a road that respects the beauty of nature but what happens when downtown runs down it's hard to believe that this part of hartford connecticut did today the eye scans of center of commerce built to human scale constitution p place that they goes under and around the plaza cars parked underground people go about their business safely in an area designed for people it is pleasant to discover places to get lost  reassuring to find landmarks to go by you see around you is important whether the view is from the office from the home anyw public and private resources will combine to renew much of downtown america
spoke to him his trial attorney also spoke to him and he corroborated to her his desire to have the case the appeal voluntarily dismissed ok prosecuted on count three after that that's part of the concern yes your what's the government's position about  they've now would prosecute him for it yeah the conviction or possession were reversed that there would be a mutual mistake in the plea agreement because there was a thought that these charges would not be barred twenty i'm unaware of such a case but then again i didn't look for one well i guess that the thrust of the questions is your only reason for wanting to dismiss the appeal as i understand it is because of your impression that if you were to succeed they could reprice to keep you want to dismiss counts and impose a higher sense is that right i  plus what one other count yes ok and and that count carries a sentence of what the other count the one that you're worried about a thirty year minimum and under the mandatory the thirty year yeah i know that some say so the only way that comes back is if they were reprosecute for right yes and that's the only one you're worried about yes ok and what i guess we're trying to find out is is it clear the government that prevailing in this appeal would not reduce the appellant sentence that's that's there's no reward and some risk serving and has already served ok so the point is that even if it succeeds i feel it doesn't affect so it's exactly around that but it removes one conviction just from the record yes i think be hopeful that if you could if the government's position is they have the legal right to proceed on the dismissed count that carries the thirty year mandatory minimum notwithstanding all that's transpired already to me it would be helpful to get the government's us to why you think you have that legal position and whether you as the bench counsel are agreeing with the position that they have that legal right if you can test  but your reason for thinking they can't is you follow i i don't it seems to me the only reason that you're saying that it's important to withdraw the appeal is because there is some legal risk of that count being prosecuted if there were no such legal risk you don't have any that and setting that new nature that would be true  you should reform your client the situation
say how do the students feel security has been throughout their years of well let's take a look at what they had to say who imagery felt here with currently speaking we're out off seeing off on the campus of belmont high school we're going to see what students think about their school security like new principal mr maher because i love that me and he he is he is he's the best i love and i think that he's the best friend but we ever had well in my whole career him my whole four years i actually really like the new principal i'm not going to say anything bad about the old one but the new one big improvement how do you feel about school security at the moment it could use improvement but i still feel safe overall i feel i've moved pretty good in high school calculators have been stolen money has been stolen other i pods have been stolen i mean i know i lost a phone software year so it's a dangerous thing maybe that goes back to the hall monitors need to keep a closer eye on you your i don't know your parker golden pen and then of course going to you're going to get sued by somebody because that there was or alluring things which can be resold well don't just the we think another thing to me in these interviews you know when i asked about the school shootings i feel that some of the students are bit nave to me it seems like they don't really know realize what's going on with these school shootings and that it actually could happen them no one felt that it could happen down the high what's your feeling that you guys think that the school shooting of any  can happen at this high school god forbid anything does happen but you never know you never know and as we stand now i think we do not have enough security that if someone decides to we have a very special guest on our show principal obama has called the scott security in the high school mr michael harvey he'll be back to help you with us in just a few moments so we'll take a break and be back with mr michael harvey prince all about high school in just a few minutes thank you know this is a discussion that cannot be you know taken over and decided on an answer in one school but let's take a look at our own school and say how do the students feel security has been throughout their years of well let's take a look at what they are  the best i love and i think that he's the best friend but we ever had well in my whole career him my whole four years i actually really like the new principal i'm not going to say anything bad about the old one but the new one big improvement how do you feel about school security