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30,313	And so I know that this campaign has caused some questioning and worries on the part of many leaders across the globe.	No
19,099	Now, let's balance the budget and protect Medicare, Medicaid, education and the environment.	No
33,964	I'd like to mention one thing.	No
16,871	I must remind him the Democrats have controlled the Congress for the last twenty-two years and they wrote all the tax bills.	Yes
13,150	And to take a chance uh - now be - and not make every effort that we could make to provide for some control over these weapons, I think would be a great mistake.	No
13,386	Well, what he is saying there in effect, we're going to have inflation.	No
28,916	I'm proud of the fact that violent crime is down in the State of Texas.	Yes
10,612	You know, you may have seen your health care premiums go up.	No
22,058	If we're $4 trillion down, we should have everything perfect, but we don't.	Yes
18,005	And I made some tough decisions.	No
20,688	I served for eight years in the House of Representatives and I served on the Intelligence Committee, specialized in looking at arms control.	Yes
14,618	I think -- you know, I'm starting to understand it.	No
32,025	But when you talk about apology, I think the one that you should really be apologizing for and the thing that you should be apologizing for are the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted, and that you acid washed, and then the two boxes of e-mails and other things last week that were taken from an office and are now missing.	Yes
19,916	There won't be 10 millionaires and 14 lawyers in the cabinet.	No
8,355	His experience has been different from mine.	No
29,499	And we better be awfully careful.	No
10,170	That's what we need more of, Candy.	No
17,507	And if it's rape, how do you draw moral judgments on that?	No
20,839	And many of the public schools are meeting the call.	Yes
5,733	But when it comes to economic policies, essentially what you're proposing is eight more years of the same thing.	No
9,481	And that means 98 percent of American families, 97 percent of small businesses, they will not see a tax increase.	Yes
2,903	So these are the ways that we can restore the strength of our country, and they don't require long experience in foreign policy.	No
2,110	And, finally, Medicaid to states?	No
3,187	What is more moral than peace, and the United States is at peace today?	No
21,897	They concluded that my plan would cover everybody and his would leave 27 million behind by the year 2000 and that my plan in the next 12 years would save $2.2 trillion in public and private money to reinvest in this economy and the average family would save $1200 a year under the plan that I offered without any erosion in the quality of health care	Yes
182	What I will do is permit people to buy into Medicaid.	No
26,427	Because we've had tough aggressive trade policies, and because we've got interest rates down.	Yes
14,106	On the 2nd debate, I offered, since both sides want the enterprise zones and we can't get together, I said I'll take a few days off and go to Washington and hold hands with you and we'll get it done.	Yes
1,017	Now we will probably need to increase that to same extent.	No
1,072	But I do make a pledge that in the next ten days when we're asking the American people to make one of the most important decisions in their lifetime, because I think this election is one of the mast vital in the history of America, that uh - we do together what we can to stimulate voter participation.	No
20,158	They're the ones who have the challenges and they are people out there making predictions that it's not going to be the same.	No
14,683	I really can't believe Mr. Bush is still trying to make trust an issue after "read my lips" and 15 million new jobs and embracing what he called voodoo economics and embracing an export enhancement program for farmers he threatened to veto and going all around the country giving out money in programs that he once opposed.	Yes
13,343	One of the additional powers that I would suggest would be seizure.	No
13,640	This is going to take fair, shared sacrifice.	No
27,204	And for that to happen, we have to strengthen our economy here at home.	No
17,582	And, as a matter of fact, it just so happens that in the quirks of administering these taxes, those above $50,000 actually did not get quite as big a tax cut percentage-wise as did those from 50,000 down.	Yes
171	We've had enough of that, ladies and gentlemen.	No
16,499	Well, Mr. Ford is - is uh changing uh considerably his previous philosophy.	Yes
25,783	You do a lot of things nobody knows about.	No
25,904	That's why I brought the leaders to Washington a few days ago.	No
16,745	It called for an increase in the production of energy in the United States.	Yes
1,759	And I do, both for corporations and for individuals.	No
26,856	If we do those things we will build that bridge to the 21st Century and the greatest country in history will be even greater.	No
7,859	I've been critical of this Administration and I've been critical of the President.	No
22,249	Now, as long as we put up with that, that's what you're going to get.	No
26,990	I'm not going to wear rose-colored glasses when it comes to Russia, or Mr. Putin.	No
24,368	We are the one that worked out the prison labor deal.	Yes
19,031	That's the country that I'm going to fight for.	No
20,849	Show us if they are learning to read, write, add and subtract and if so there will be bonus plans.	No
22,441	Sure, you can do that with Congress.	No
747	We've got to treat it as international crime.	No
3,935	Yes, I think we need more troops.	No
21,211	And like John McCain, I have learned from experience, and it's not a new position for me.	No
13,340	I have suggested that the president should be given other weapons to protect the national interest in case of national emergency strikes beyond the injunction provision of the Taft-Hartley Act.	Yes
25,218	And we know what happened.	No
20,476	I know the oil companies have been itching to do that, but it is not the right thing for the future.	No
505	Well, I must have been living through a different eight years then the ones the vice president's been living through, because this administration has cut and slashed and cut and slashed programs for children, for nutrition, for the kinds of things that can help these youngsters to live better lives.	Yes
1,810	What I've said is I won't put in place a tax cut that adds to the deficit.	No
33,391	Now, what I am also arguing is that bringing undocumented immigrants out from the shadows, putting them into the formal economy will be good, because then employers can't exploit them and undercut Americans' wages.	No
7,285	Neighborhoods are safer when we crack down on people who commit crimes with guns.	No
13,900	Look, I am a job creator, not a job destroyer.	No
28,340	Look, the problem is that under Governor Bush's plan, $1.6 trillion tax cut, mostly to the wealthy, under his own budget numbers, he proposes spending more money for a tax cut just for the wealthiest 1% than all the new money he budgets for education, health care and national defense combined.	Yes
1,906	I think first of all, let me -- let me repeat -- let me repeat what I said.	No
9,159	When you come out in 2014, I presume I'm going to be president.	No
27,760	It's not my term, it's the president's own Secretary of Defense, called them devastating.	Yes
24,845	The US came together as we haven't in many, many years.	No
24,500	Our funding for recovery is up, recovering the addicts.	Yes
27,506	I think they saw weakness where they had expected to find American strength.	No
18,131	Now, that is not the judgment that a president of the United States ought to make.	No
14,239	I love the fact that people will listen to a guy with a bad accent and a poor presentation manner talking about flip charts for 30 minutes, because they want the details.	No
10,893	Tom, wave like that and I'll look at you.	No
18,716	I'm interested in working with our nations and do a lot of it.	No
17,320	The platform to which the President refers, in fact, calls for a religious test in the selection of judges.	No
757	Now, it's fine to say that sometimes you have to hit base camps, but when the president saw this state sponsored-fingerprints of Muammar Khadaffi on the loss of American life, he hit Libya.	Yes
21,178	We need to say we each need to be responsible for what we do.	No
21,105	Your future benefits would be cut by the amount that's diverted into the stock market.	Yes
24,225	And so I'll just be asking for support to get that put into effect.	No
14,089	And we're in real trouble on that.	No
27,087	I believe he will go.	No
26,558	Third thing I think we need is more forums like this, which is one of the reasons I have so strongly supported campaign finance reform.	No
7,992	And he defined that as someone who uses beans in place of meat.	No
15,901	But when I was in that little church across the river from Washington and saw our grandchild christened in our faith, I was very pleased indeed that the mother had not aborted that child, and put the child up for adoption.	No
22,315	There are 9 countries that spend more than we do on public education.	Yes
3,378	As we have seen tonight, foreign policy and defense policy are difficult and complex issues.	No
23,151	Maybe you think that makes sense.	No
7,115	We're continuing to increase manpower and equipment.	Yes
8,056	Some of them have been Democrats and some of them have been Republicans.	No
16,508	And this is what the Republicans have done to us.	No
20,431	I want to develop the coal resources in America.	No
1,778	So any -- any language to the contrary is simply not accurate.	No
18,387	I know we're not going to achieve our objective if we send mixed signals to our troops, our friends, the Iraqi citizens.	No
20,244	And I also think it's very important to go to the next stage of welfare reform.	No
30,106	You look at the Middle East, it's a total mess.	No
32,249	We're going to block grant into Medicaid into the states...	No
8,570	First of all, I think it is well to put in perspective where we really do stand with regard to the Soviet Union in this whole matter of growth.	No
1,934	Well, mathematically, there are three ways that you can cut a deficit.	No
24,930	We have a gentleman down in Nicaragua who is on contract to the CIA, advising -- supposedly on military tactics -- the contras.	Yes
25,531	But this administration time and time again has lost its way in this field.	No
20,146	And I'm glad we're going in the right direction.	No
24,345	And we are helping democracy, Ross.	No

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Bibtex

@inproceedings{Hasanain:CLEF:24,
author       = {Maram Hasanain and
                Reem Suwaileh and
                Sanne Weering and
                Chengkai Li and
                Tommaso Caselli and
                Wajdi Zaghouani and
                Alberto Barr{\'{o}}n{-}Cede{\~{n}}o and
                Preslav Nakov and
                Firoj Alam},
editor       = {Guglielmo Faggioli and
                Nicola Ferro and
                Petra Galusc{\'{a}}kov{\'{a}} and
                Alba Garc{\'{\i}}a Seco de Herrera},
title        = {Overview of the {CLEF-2024} CheckThat! Lab Task 1 on Check-Worthiness
                Estimation of Multigenre Content},
booktitle    = {Working Notes of the Conference and Labs of the Evaluation Forum {(CLEF}
                2024), Grenoble, France, 9-12 September, 2024},
series       = {{CEUR} Workshop Proceedings},
volume       = {3740},
pages        = {276--286},
year         = {2024},
}

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