gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Bee,Lobster,SYSTEM,Duck,Raven,Guinea pig&&S,9,U,4
Bee: Hi
Lobster: Hi everyone!
Bee: so 4 right
Guinea pig: So what do you think we need  to test the rule?
Bee: rule is every even number has a vowel behind it
Duck: I think only 2. Because Vowels always have an even number.
Duck: so only the S and 9 need tested.
Bee: S,9
Raven: I did 4
Bee: same as raven but duck also makes a point
Bee: feel like
Lobster: I did all 4 needed to be tested because how do we know that U has an even number?
Bee: both ways work
Raven: S,9
Guinea pig: 'I did U and 4.  U to test if there''s an even number and 4 to test for a vowel'
Bee: S,4
Raven: Sorry, I did U also
Raven: so u and 4
Lobster: 'I see what you''re saying now.'
Lobster: U and 4 seem right.
Lobster: U,4
Duck: oh, so only U and 4? Not S and 9?
Guinea pig: 'Or maybe we only need to test the U.  The rule doesn''t say all evens have to have a vowel.  Just all vowel have to have an even'
Raven: Perhaps just the u then
Bee: going with u & 4
Lobster: Guinea pig has a point
Lobster: U
Guinea pig: 'That''s my thinking anyway..  Its that last line about mllst people getting it wrong is making me think about it more.'
Raven: 'I think I''ll stick with U and 4 also. There are so many variables and we have so little information'
Bee: 'it isn''t explained well'
Duck: I think I want to test a vowel and a regular letter? That would be 50/50 chance...but maybe they want us to go to only one letter?
Lobster: 'I would say it''s just U then.'
Guinea pig: 'I mean it doesn''t say anything about any other letter.  just the vowels.  So we would only need to test for that'
Duck: S,U
Bee: well
Bee: 'let''s see'
Duck: going with U
Guinea pig: 'I''m going to turn in my answer then.   Going with U'