niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: The postwar obsession with comfort, convenience, and the latest electronic gadgetry has led most Japanese to forsake the traditional, simple, and elegant house of wooden walls, heavy tiled roofs, tatami-mat floors, and sliding panels for a modern  Western-style  house designed to exchange the austerity of the past for the prosperity of the future. Sentence 2: Most Japanese have opted for more modern Western-style homes than traditional ones.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Instinct is a marvellous thing, mused Poirot.  Sentence 2: Instinct is a terrible thing, said Poroit.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Other contacts are listed in appendix II. Sentence 2: There are no contacts located in the appendix II.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That's a queer name for a monster. Sentence 2: That is a very absurd and strange name for a supposed monster.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Changes of nationality have left Alsace with a distinctive dialect, architecture, cuisine, and local pride ' the best of both worlds. Sentence 2: There is nothing special about Alsace. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Also, all individual health insurance coverage must be guaranteed renewable. Sentence 2: The need for guaranteed renewable individual health insurance is what's best for the country.
Output: no
Sentence 1: (Note the defiant man. Sentence 2: Take notice of the defiant man. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The bear is a symbol of Madrid, while the T?­o Pepe sign, an advertisement for one of Spain's most famous brands of sherry, has become the unofficial symbol of the Puerta del Sol. Sentence 2: Madrid uses a bear as its symbol while Puerta del Sol used the Tio Pepe.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On its  riviera  along the southern coast of Grande-Terre, there are a number of private discotheques and rural nightclubs in addition to the hotel lounges. Sentence 2: There are a variety of activities located on the southern coast of Grand-Terre.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Anything, she concluded as long as I am not a Washington journalist in the era of Clinton and Gingrich and Starr, covering this horrible grudge match between the right and the left that has been building since Watergate. Sentence 2: She thought anything would be better then having to cover the grudge match.
Output: no
Sentence 1: McCann's performance is said to be almost unbearable. Sentence 2: McCann's performance is said to be terrible.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Under modern governance theory, the board works for the shareholders and the CEO works for the board. Sentence 2: The board and CEO do not maintain a working relationship.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But in a moment the thing's attention was directed to some other object of torture. Sentence 2: This object of torture inflicted even more pain than the first.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and he does uh he has a talk show on the KLIF anyway it's on from seven to nine or something and and and people call in and it's if you keep up with movies it's kind of interesting there's a certain amount of drivel that they do they've got uh they've got a couple of kids ten or twelve years old and they call in and they review movies but it's uh Sentence 2: He has a show on KLIF that's interesting if you want to keep up with movies, the show is transmitted from 2 to 4pm every friday.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yes and so oh i started out with college and then went to high school and then i preferred the high school age level much better than i did the college because you have a closer relationship with the uh students Sentence 2: I preferred the college age level over the high school age level. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Then, passing his hand over his face, he laughed. Sentence 2: Then wiping his face with his hand, he broke into laughter.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For the present structure, we must be grateful to the great restorer-architect Eugyne Viollet-le-Duc, who did extensive renovations from 1845 to 1863 in response to the public outcry started by Victor Hugo's novel, Notre-Dame de Paris. Sentence 2: There were big renovations on the property.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They will face the top-seeded San Antonio Spurs. Sentence 2: They won't have to play against the Spurs.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: His expression indicated he'd been aware of me the entire time. Sentence 2: I seemed to have startled him, he was not aware of me at all.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and and go ahead and get the punishment phase out of the way because it doesn't do the criminal or the victim's family or or any of us the taxpayer any good to have him sitting around for months and years Sentence 2: It is best to get the punishment over with.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: With the backing of Congress, PM Gowda ruled until May 1997, when Congress unseated him and appointed Inder Kurnal Gujral in his place. Sentence 2: PM Gowda was not replaced until the year 2005.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: New directions in brief alcohol interventions in emergency medicine Sentence 2: In emergency medicine, new difections in brief alcohol interventions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah i think i think a lot of people fail to realize but you know the government doesn't generate money you know they may print it but that's not really the way money is made it's it's made from people working and doing things that are productive and government's the net cost Sentence 2: The ordinary people who work and create things are the ones who generate money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh yeah sure and in addition to that we have the cost because you have to pay something Sentence 2: We have to pay something.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I had doubts and concerns about what a campaign would mean for my family, he confided to the assembled scribes. Sentence 2: He had no concern at all about his family during the campaign.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Mr. Chairman, this concludes my written testimony. Sentence 2: This testimony was presented orally.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Other places with interesting souqs are the Arab towns of Akko, Bethlehem, Nazareth, and the Druse villages near Haifa (see page 53). Sentence 2: Akko, Bethlehem, and Nazareth have the most interesting souqs of all. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: support of the development process. Sentence 2: There is support of a development process.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: American credibility is at stake. Sentence 2: American credibility is not at risk of being affected.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Quieones Miller says that, though Johnson's reputation in Harlem was mixed, he was known for taking care of the  Bumpy made the Italians give money to neighborhood charitable organizations. Sentence 2: Miller says that Johnson was known for giving Italians money for their charities.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But not now. Sentence 2: Right this second.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: E-mail is less secure than snail mail or a phone call. Sentence 2: E-mail is less secure than a phone call.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: quite a quite a world we live in Sentence 2: It's quite a world that we live in.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Migrant farm workers - 16,000 to 40,000 in Colorado, according to the U.S. Sentence 2: There are only 2,000 migrants in Colorado, U.S.A.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah exactly or the way you look or the way you you know your age or anything i think that'd be a wonderful way to do it Sentence 2: Yes, not judging by age or what you look like. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Opposite, and from the same era, is the Examination Hall, where concerts are given occasionally when no examinations are in progress, but is otherwise rarely open to the public (look through the spy hole in the door! ) Sentence 2: The spy hole on the door is cracked and broken. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: He was entirely puzzled?" Sentence 2: He wasn't puzzled?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There is a potential that we're exposing workers to increased health risks. Sentence 2: Our employees are guaranteed to be safe.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: These needs go unfilled due to the limited availability of public interest lawyers. Sentence 2: There are very few public interest lawyers, globally.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It's nearer. Sentence 2: It's closeby.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah because i'm constantly running my children around someplace and that's where i actually get my exercise Sentence 2: I don't need more exercise that I get from running my children around.
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh-huh is your brother younger than you or Sentence 2: Is your brother older than you?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An Analysis of the Potential for Cream Skimming in the U.S. Sentence 2: This is a novel written by Pete Jacobson. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Throughout the 1400s (b.c. ) Sentence 2: During the 1400s
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah yeah yeah you have to you have poultry place what do you what other what dishes do you serve with it Sentence 2: I love to have poultry on a weekend meal.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Although all dialog and narration are in Japanese, an English interpretation device or an English program is always available. Sentence 2: In addition, programs in Spanish and French are available.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Why, in a thousand ingenious ways, cried Poirot.  Sentence 2: Why, this could have been done in a lot of clever ways, cried Poirot.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Because Julius Hersheimmer is Mr. Brown, said Sir James dryly. Sentence 2: Julius Hersheimmer pretended to be someone called Brown. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Now the former Nathan's Folly is known as the Golden Mile.  Sentence 2: The Golden Mile has always been called by that name.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, the relative roles of PM exposure duration and PM exposure level in inducing premature mortality remain unknown at this time. Sentence 2: A high duration of exposure to PM relative to a relatively low level of exposure is known to induce premature mortality, and this has been explained in numerous studies.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the 13th-century cloistered cemetery of the Camposanto (Holy Ground believed to be filled with sacred dirt brought back from the Holy Land during the Crusades), note the Gothic tabernacle enclosing a Madonna and Saints. Sentence 2: The cemetery was destroyed during the Great Crusades in the 13th century.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah yeah we don't really have a problem with that um in these areas um and even even when in Oklahoma when we camped i really didn't notice a problem with bugs and i noticed that i know that i said that's i've i've lived back east before um and Sentence 2: There are problems with bugs everywhere. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Mini-buses dart in and out of the traffic to pick up passengers and there's a frantic rush at peak times as everyone tries to leave the city at once. Sentence 2: Peak time is around 4pm
Output: no
Sentence 1: Each emphasized three central  Sentence 2: They all had too many points to focus on just a few.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If you walk in summer, early morning or late afternoon is best. Sentence 2: Walking in the early morning or late afternoon is best in the summer. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Buddhism in Tibet and Nepal is influenced by elements of Tantrism, techniques to speed up enlightenment. Sentence 2: The Buddhism in Tibet is influenced by elements of Tantrism while that in Nepal isn't.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It is always wise to suspect everybody until you can prove logically, and to your own satisfaction, that they are innocent.  Sentence 2: You should assume that all are innocent until they are proven guilty.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He was filled with a passionate and utterly illogical resentment. Sentence 2: The man was dull and lifeless but filled with a resounding hope for better days ahead.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: My granddaughter, ha!' Sentence 2: My granddaughter was just born.
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh really yeah i i've gotten to where i won't even buy juices anymore because i'm afraid of what's in there Sentence 2: I only drink bottled water now.
Output: no
Sentence 1: A tall, athletic man who favors pleated khakis and starched button-down shirts, Zucker grew up in an upper-middle-class enclave in the west San Fernando Valley, far from the poverty he now sees every day. Sentence 2: Zucker grew up quite wealthy.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That doesn't necessarily mean that in a world with no racial discrimination, present or past, 12 of the top 100 candidates would be black. Sentence 2: There is no definitive correlation between lack of discrimination and the number of candidates who would be black.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: More innovative control technologies and compliance alternatives requiring fewer resources than those considered for this study are likely to be developed with the implementation of the Clear Skies Act. Sentence 2: The Clear Skies Act is likely to lead to control technologies that are more innovative.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um no i haven't Sentence 2: I have not tried that.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Calls also come from people who have been denied food stamps or have problems with their landlords, she says. Sentence 2: The calls are answered around the clock by undergraduate law students.
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh yeah i just i just keep an inventory of what i currently have and then when i start a a new project i go through and see if i if i you know just buy the colors that i need of what i'm low on Sentence 2: I don't keep anything in stock.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: So you're not dead, Miss Tuppence, any more than that Tommy boy of yours was! Sentence 2: "Tommy is very much alive and unharmed, Miss Tuppence, as are you!"
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh i don't like that i don't i think there should be individuality in dressing Sentence 2: There should be dress codes.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Some have ample shade and others are treeless, catering to ardent sun worshippers. Sentence 2: People who like the sun prefer to go to bigger beaches with less trees.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah i don't know what else they could recycle more of i guess we don't really use that many tin cans i guess there's some places where you can recycle aluminum but i don't know about like cans that you keep vegetables and stuff in i don't know if those are recyclable or Sentence 2: I think that cans that contained soup are recyclable. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: huh i used to like him too he was my hero in fact i like Sean Connery to this day Sentence 2: Sean Connery has been my hero since the first time I saw him in a movie when I was young. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: There are splendid views, a swimming pool, and extensive grounds. Sentence 2: The views are lovely, featuring the mountains and the beach.
Output: no
Sentence 1: After Myze, the road turns inland and passes through Montagnac, site of an interesting church from the 13th and 14th centuries. Sentence 2: There is an old church in Montagnac. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In-character stuff. Sentence 2: Acting a part
Output: yes
Sentence 1: which was probably the best move i ever did Sentence 2: Which was perhaps the best thing to do.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I heard young Shannon was here, that you had him in tow and that he's seen Kitchell. Sentence 2: I heard that young Shannon had seen Kitchell.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He found the answer as he recalled his schooling. Sentence 2: When recalling his education, the solution came to him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Age of Enlightenment engendered a new cultural ferment. Sentence 2: Cultures changed during the Age of Enlightenment.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Along the north side of the Piazza Br? , the Liston, a people-watcher's delight lined with smart cafe and fine restaurants, is the street for the Veronese bourgeoisie's popular evening stroll (passeggiata). Sentence 2: The Liston is a street in northern Venice.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: especially the the violence on it Sentence 2: Particularly the violence on it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: you know i'm so used to saying oh my babies got a hundred and three degree fever and you know just say it's thirty nine is not just going to sound very bad  you know Sentence 2: The babies do not have a three hundred degree fever equivalent to 39
Output: yes
Sentence 1: From 1978 to 1980 he also served a two year clerkship with the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Sentence 2: He served a clerkship with the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham immediately after law school.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I don't quite know, said Tuppence meditatively. Sentence 2: I don't know, said Tuppence 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Among the elegant, spotless timbered houses of the 16th-century Place du March??, note the fine Halle aux Bl??s (Corn Market) and H??tel de Ville, as well as the handsome Renaissance Puits aux Six Seaux (Six Pails Well) situated between the town hall and the parish church. Sentence 2: The town does not have a town hall.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In an interview, Gates reiterates the Microsoft line, We need to keep innovating to stay alive. Sentence 2: Gates says that innovation should cease as it is dangerous.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They enjoyed a privileged position during the time of the British Raj. Sentence 2: British Raj was the only time of the year where they enjoyed a higher privilege.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But look out  Sentence 2: Close your eyes and don't pay attention
Output: yes
Sentence 1: All of us but the Navajo, that is. Sentence 2: All of us are included without any exceptions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An' seem' as how they was only one company hereabouts Howard's Rangers they didn't try. Sentence 2: Howard's Rangers did not try, on account there there only being one company.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If it had been Monsieur John, I could have understood it.  Sentence 2: If it had been Matt, I wouldn't have understood.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At last he said: "Just so, just so. Sentence 2: We were waiting for him to approve.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The capital, Chora Town, is a classic example of a settlement built out of sight of pirate forces. Sentence 2: Chora town was built in direct sight of pirates.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Rules prevented Head Start from administering oxygen, so mother Sonja had to be at the school or nearby with an oxygen pack. Sentence 2: The school was allowed to give any child oxygen.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Their descriptions are fresh and informative, and they're glad to answer questions that go beyond the brochure or guidebook. Sentence 2: Those people would love to answer deeper questions and their explanations are very helpful.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Therefore, the recipient entity recognizes the transfer-in as an other financing source, and the transferring entity recognizes the transfer-out as a negative financing source. Sentence 2: The transfer-in is recognized by the recipient entity as a negative financing source.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Here, business and pleasure are inextricably linked and have been for hundreds of years. Sentence 2: Business and pleasure have been mixed here for a long time. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: is it that much four hundred dollars goodness damn Sentence 2: I think four hundred dollars is a lot of money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In planning your trip to Nepal, you can, according to your interests, divide your time between several quite different itineraries. Sentence 2: Vastly different itineraries are available when planning a trip to Nepal.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Deer Park to the north of the excavations is just a modern afterthought, pleasant to relax in, but not related to the original. Sentence 2: It is pleasant to relax in the Deer Park.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It wasn't persuasive then, and I don't believe the Disney folks will find it rhetorically effective now. Sentence 2: I don't think Disney people will find it very effective or persuasive.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Crusaders built the Gothic archwork, and Turkish rulers of Jerusalem added a prayer niche and inscriptions. Sentence 2: The Turkish rulers couldn't worship until there was a prayer niche.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The outdoor life in the Savoie Alps and the resorts around Mont Blanc (Western Europe's highest mountain) can be as exhilarating in summer as in winter. Sentence 2: The outdoors of the Savoie Alps is not nearly as interesting or fun in the summer as it is in the winter months.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Some inkling of its former glory can be gleaned from the ruins of the agora, the theatre, and the Baths of Faustina. Sentence 2: The theatre, Baths of Faustina and the agora are in ruins.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This is one reason why some of us cringed when Ron Brown began taking planeloads of businessmen off on sales trips to China and so on. Sentence 2: It was because of this why we cringed when Ron Brown took a lot of businessmen overseas to go on sales trips.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: With Lydia defeated, the Greek coastal cities lay open to the Persians, who swiftly incorporated them into their empire. Sentence 2: Some Greek citizens weren't welcoming to the Persians.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Please note that, like a reheated stew, this dodge works even better after a military action has begun. Sentence 2: They would face the matter head on.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: History sometimes tells simple stories. Sentence 2: History gives us very simple stories but they are very insightful.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I'll do my best, sir. The car shot forward through the traffic. Sentence 2: The traffic was unusual as this route is rarely taken by anyone.
Output: no
Sentence 1: All these wills are very confusing.  Sentence 2: All these wills are quite clear.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and he'll call us up and say let's go and so we'll meet you know real early in the morning people think we're crazy because we get up so early in the morning but i love it Sentence 2: I don't mind people thinking we are crazy for being early birds.
Output: no
Sentence 1: What an extraordinary coincidence. Sentence 2: That's a remarkable coincidence.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It addresses problems over the patient's lifetime. Sentence 2: It fails to address issues over the patient's lifetime.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but i'm doing all right getting over it Sentence 2: It takes a lot of will power to get through this event in my life.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Little Willie and I will come behind. Sentence 2: Little Willie is crippled, so we will follow behind.
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh this is my eleventh year Sentence 2: I have been there eleven years.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They stood in silence, staring at the man. Sentence 2: They could not believe what the man had just confessed to. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: That was probably for the best. Sentence 2: This was probably the best solution.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I guess there's nothing complicated about this deal, he remarked. Sentence 2: There were complications on the other end of the deal, the side that wasn't his.
Output: no
Sentence 1: they have got two log cabin shelters that are basically uh four walls and a roof log cabins with a concrete floor and a picnic table in them and a ceiling fan and screened uh windows Sentence 2: Log cabins are simple but they are comfortable.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Jon looked into the huge Voth's eyes, black pupils and irises. Sentence 2: The Voth had purple eyes. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Motor racing fans can watch the Grand Prix of Italy at Monza, near Milan, or at Imola, near Bologna. Sentence 2: There are two places racing fans can view the Grand Prix of Italy.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That person will come back to you when they have a personal injury case, or some other case that has the chance of substantial economic gain, he said.  Sentence 2: People never return regardless of the case.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To the dismay of Franco diehards, the king brilliantly managed the transition to democracy, then stood back to allow it full rein, even intervening during a brief attempt at a military coup. Sentence 2: The king allowed democracy full reign, which dismayed Franco diehards. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Both newsweeklies celebrate cities. Sentence 2: Cities are the focus of both newsweeklies.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 3Federal  Debt Management Actions and Future Challenges (GAO-01-317, February 28, 2001). Sentence 2: Debt Management Behavior and Difficulties
Output: yes
Sentence 1: After a long and contentious residence at the University of Southern California, the Arnold Schenberg Center has decamped to Vienna, the city of the 12 tone composer's birth. Sentence 2: Its home in California was surrounded in controversy.
Output: no
Sentence 1: He is probably the funniest and smartest comedian working today, says the New York Times ' Caryn James. Sentence 2: The New York Times complimented him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: (Legend has it that the division was accomplished by having a Frenchman and a Dutchman start back to back pacing off some say the Frenchman got more of the island because he had a longer stride, or that the Dutchman stopped too often for a snort of gin. ) Sentence 2: Legend has it that the Dutchman's penchant for gin is what cost him more of the island.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: One of nature's gifts to our fair city is the hot spring. Sentence 2: We hate the hot spring.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I was attendant at one of the revivatoria, and I got drunk enough to let out some information about one of the important revival cases. Sentence 2: I was drunk at one of the revivatoria and let slip something about the revival cases.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: oh it was just like a dump there and so finally you know i called and they they said you know it was behind there and i started taking my things behind there Sentence 2: I spoke to them and they said it was behind there.
Output: no
Sentence 1: From which you may conclude either that Slate is a horrible place to work, or that Microsoft is a great place to work. Sentence 2: You can either conclude that Slate, with it's dismal wages, is a bad place to work or that Microsoft is a really great place to work.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Pass the yellow-painted church of San Giorgio to the lighthouse (faro) at the end of the government-protected Promontory Monte Portofino for a superb view along the coast. Sentence 2: You may find a breathtaking view of the coast past Promontory Monte Portofino.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and AOL, which have established tremendous brand recognition and clear business models, have more in common with each other than Amazon.com does with other online retailers or AOL with other access providers. Sentence 2: AOL and Amazon are very different from each other.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: These things also hurt her. Sentence 2: She was so cold-hearted that nothing ever hurt her feelings.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Both the population and the economy began to grow steadily. Sentence 2: The population grew faster than the economy.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In cooperation with IIT Kent College of Law, legal services programs are also involved in establishing a Technology Center for Law and the Public Interest. Sentence 2: This is not related to law.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If pushed for time, the must-sees are, in order of importance, the Harem, the Treasury, and the Pavilion of the Holy Mantle. Sentence 2: Do not see the Treasury if you are running low on time.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  Funding Trends and Opportunities to Improve Investment Decisions Sentence 2: Investing in smaller companies can be beneficial.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Two years later, he could no longer tolerate any association with Jews, including the thoroughly assimilated Halevys. Sentence 2: He doesn't want to be associated with Jews anymore, even with the Halevys.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Gambas are prawns, and langostinos the jumbo-sized version. Sentence 2: Langostinos are a local delicacy because of their size.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah that's that's bit a problem i mean you could always buy a uh you could always buy a Sphinx Sentence 2: While that is an issue, you can just purchase a Sphinx.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: What time was it when she first called you? Sentence 2: She didn't call.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The morning brought a note from Mr. Carter: "DEAR MISS TUPPENCE, "You have made a splendid start, and I congratulate you. Sentence 2: "Your start was a terrible one and I believe you should quit while you are even remotely ahead."
Output: yes
Sentence 1: now Impact is kind of bad too though Sentence 2: No impact is made, and if any was made it'd be good.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Buy soon or you may miss the chance. Sentence 2: Buy soon or you'll miss the chance. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Shorts, pants, shirts, and dresses hang against alley walls in all the major towns; it's just a matter of finding a style that you like. Sentence 2: Stores carry a variety of clothing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah yeah yeah it was it was nice i enjoyed it uh Tehran was a beautiful place i still remember the house we lived in great big old it was almost something out of Ali Baba and the forty thieves you know Sentence 2: I don't ever want to go back to Tehran.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Legal services programs in Minnesota continue to work together to integrate and provide a full range of services to clients across the state. Sentence 2: The public has access to a wide range of law-related public entities in Minnesota.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In 2000, gross national saving as a share of GDP was 18. Sentence 2: In the year 2000, the total national saving as a part of GDP was 18.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Borrowing is not included as other financing sources, since it does not increase the net resources of the reporting entities. Sentence 2: Borrowing is counterproductive so it isn't included. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: We set to work to trace her out. Sentence 2: We proceeded to trace her out.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but oh yeah yeah and the Mitsubishi three thousand GT is the same same yeah well that's that's that's the same manufacturer and stuff so they just market them but uh yeah those are and those are supposed to be Sentence 2: The Mitsubishi 3000 GT has a totally different manufacturer.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Kazan's soon to be ex-friend Arthur Miller did something like this four years later when he refused to answer questions. Sentence 2: Now, Kazan and Arthur are not friends.
Output: no
Sentence 1: A cut point with a high sensitivity and specificity should be manifest in an ideal test. Sentence 2: The cut point would indicate a successful run.
Output: no
Sentence 1: When it was unveiled, it received much criticism because many thought it too small to occupy an open space. Sentence 2: The item that was unvieled was tiny and the people expected it to be larger. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Mr. Inglethorp is quite willing to leave it entirely to Mr. Wells and myself." Sentence 2: Mr. Inglethorp would like to handle everything himself.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Jack all right yes yes we've been here we're we're in Plano but we've been here about uh eighteen years Sentence 2: We really like living in Plano.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Which brings us back to where we  Human nature--or, at least, human nature as it has evolved in our American times. Sentence 2: This brings us back to how human existence has evolved since before and after America. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: do you so you change like you change your own oil and oil filters Sentence 2: Your father taught you how to change your oil and oil filters when you were 16, right? 
Output: no
Sentence 1: It would have been kinder for you not to know, but it is the truth.  "And jewels enough to buy an empire on a corpse," Hanson accused. Sentence 2: Knowing the truth is worth it.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The documentation should appear in management directives, administrative policies, or operating manuals and may be in paper or electronic form. Sentence 2: The documentation is in pictorial form only.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Call Attorney General Janet Reno's office. Sentence 2: Janet Reno does not have an office.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The book strands the reader in the musty groves of academe and mutes the passions of the subtitle, says Jungian analyst Claire Douglas in the Washington Post Book World . (Harvard University Press plugs the book.) Sentence 2: Douglas was interviewed by the New York Times.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The REIMS II countries are all industrial countries, so the distribution is likely a reasonable approximation for mail received by the U.S. Sentence 2: REIMS II countries all participate in agricultural economic actions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On other questions as well, U.S. officials use fatalism and objective language to minimize American responsibility and rule out options. Sentence 2: US officials choose their wording carefully.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  Hanson stood up, taking the final bite of the whip without flinching. Sentence 2: Hanson flinched at the pain induces by the whipping.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Are you Jane Finn? he asked breathlessly. Sentence 2: The woman, perhaps Jane Finn, didn't recognize the man.
Output: no
Sentence 1: By comparison, this is a significant increase in the reserve margin since it dipped below 10 percent in the late 1990's. Sentence 2: The reserve margin is getting much better.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Thousands keep their own boats here year-round. Sentence 2: Hundreds of cruise ships are kept here year-round.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I never like to leave Canada, because I'm disappointed every time. Sentence 2: There is no way I will ever travel outside of Canada again since it is disappointing.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah and see i don't know that and it well you know i was real impressed with his handling of this i know that Sentence 2: The way he took care of this was impressive.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Men pray to the left, women and children to the right. Sentence 2: It's an ancient tradition for men to pray separately from women and children.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I know this is a terribly iconoclastic proposition, and that's why I'm not asking you to believe it, I'm only asking you to believe that I believe it. Sentence 2: I want you to believe what I believe.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Thousands of people were left homeless, and countless churches and public buildings were forced to close as aftershocks continued through the early days of October. Sentence 2: The earthquake was one of the largest in the country's history.
Output: no
Sentence 1: 'If you should find yourself feeling any of these things, it is important that you let someone on staff know as soon as possible. Sentence 2: If you are upset with us you should tell the staff.
Output: no
Sentence 1: H-2A workers constitute a small but growing portion of the United States' agricultural workforce. Sentence 2: There aren't a lot of agricultural workers 
Output: no
Sentence 1: it was already setup when we bought it Sentence 2: It was like that when we purchased it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: What's frustrating about all this is that the moment when a company goes public is when the stock market should function most efficiently. Sentence 2: The stock market should be at its best when a company goes public.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And they'd be smarter about it next time, so you won't have anyone to call their bluff in your favor. Sentence 2: They are quick learners, so they will be smarter next time.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Prefabrication of absorber modules can reduce the overall construction schedule. Sentence 2: Prefabricated absorber modules are more expensive.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (when not in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers a glimpse of other behind-the-scenes activities. Sentence 2: The tour takes you through the studios, film sets (while in use), sound stages, and props department, and offers an open view of other behind-the-scenes activities.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: She became so interested in the area's ongoing struggle and the local culture that she decided to study it systematically, exiting from her marriage to return there. Sentence 2: She was very interested in the area's struggles and how she could solve them.
Output: no
Sentence 1: All other wines had to be shipped to the Americas via a British harbor. Sentence 2: Wines could be transported from anywhere without restriction to the Americas.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Boaz has worked out every possible detail of his libertarian heaven in an utterly comprehensive and slightly mad way. Sentence 2: Every facet of Boaz's libertarian heaven has been mapped out in thorough and eccentric detail.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 2 million to a New York woman who was mistakenly kidnapped and transported to Alabama by bounty hunters. Sentence 2: A NY woman was taken to Alabama by bounty hunters for a crime she had committed. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I picked underwear, both men's and women's, in the most gargantuan sizes Kmart carried and, with the help of a friend, threw 20 pairs into Second Avenue under cover of darkness. Sentence 2: I threw twenty pairs of the large underwear into the street.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Perhaps it is time I strolled round to the Ritz, agreed Tommy with a grin. Sentence 2: Tommy frowned, refused and instead said he would stroll round to the Ritz
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Industrialist touched her arm. Sentence 2: The Industrialist reached out to her.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: When did she lose the key of it? Sentence 2: When did she lose the bad writing style?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Tomb of Tutankhamun (number 62) is without a doubt the most famous, but the interior is disappointing. Sentence 2: Tutankhamun's tomb is very famous. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The path to the left as you enter leads to the ferry landing, where the river buses depart for their journeys up the Sumida River to Asakusa. Sentence 2: The path to the right leads to the ferry going to Asakusa. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They carried crude pikes and knives in their belts. Sentence 2: The knives and pikes were carried in their belts. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Show us, Susan, said Jon. Sentence 2: Jon excitedly asked Susan to show them.
Output: no
Sentence 1: We do not believe it is reasonable to expect all the control technology installations to be completed in that time frame without very high costs and electricity reliability problems. Sentence 2: We do not expect issues with this time line.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Teams of Italian, French, Flemish, and German architects and sculptors contributed to this astonishing cathedral, begun in 1386 by the ruling Visconti family. Sentence 2: The architects who designed the cathedral were from different countries.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Rice and fish dishes make up a substantial part of the local diet. Sentence 2: The locals rarely eat fish in their meals.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: GWBush.com and another Zack Exley site squeaked by this, and since the campaign couldn't buy it, they decided to get rid of it. Sentence 2: Because the campaign couldn't buy GWBush.com, they tried to remove it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: First-Class Mail grew 1.5 percent in both years. Sentence 2: First-Class Mail grew 1.5 percent in one year, and by 5% the next.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and it's i'm surprised that the ozone doesn't have it's own wind pattern Sentence 2: I'm not surprised the ozone doesn't have a wind pattern.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Oh, of course, I've got it myself." She put it in the lock, and turned it, then paused. Sentence 2: She didn't have what she needed for the lock.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The population of less than a quarter million is concentrated mainly in the two major towns of Bastia (industrial and noisy, but with a colorful old town) and the more attractive Ajaccio. Sentence 2: Most of the population of less than 250,000 lives in the two major towns, Bastia and Ajaccio.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Polarization  Slobodan Milosevic--first as a Communist and then as a Serbian nationalist--whipped up anti-Albanian sentiment. Sentence 2: Milosevic was a Communist and then a nationalists who loved Albanians.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: WHO IS Mr. BROWN? Her quick eyes saw the sudden paling of the beautiful face. Sentence 2: Her tired eyes focused lazily upon the table, oblivious to the expression on the beautiful face.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The guidance needed to comply with this act is contained in GAO's StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment7 and OMB Circular A123 (revised June 21, 1995), Managementand AccountabilityControl. Sentence 2: What we need to comply with this act is contained in GAO's StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment7 and OMB Circular A123.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: What she knows, and what she thinks, determines whether she is a victim or an accomplice, a long-suffering spouse or a kind of co-conspirator. Sentence 2: Her spouse ended up killing someone and she might be an accomplice.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Also in the eastern compound is the Daihozoden (Great Treasure Hall), housing Horyuji's magnificent collection of Buddhist art, among Japan's finest. Sentence 2: Hotyuji's art consisted of western paintings. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I gulped. Sentence 2: I spit.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For heaven's sake, be careful, Rita. Sentence 2: "Be careful, Rita, for heaven's sake."
Output: yes
Sentence 1: While economists disagree over the magnitude of the private saving offset, studies generally suggest it is less than one-for-one. Sentence 2: Multiple economists have analyzed the magnitude of the private saving offset.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That is better. An assistant from Parkson's, Theatrical Costumiers, testified that on June 29th, they had supplied a black beard to Mr. L.  Sentence 2: Mr. L had obtained a black beard from Parkson's Theatrical Costumiers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He snapped his fingers. Sentence 2: He clapped his hands.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Gravestones rest along the tenement walls marking the outer perimeter. Sentence 2: The Gravestones have no markers to know what their outer perimeter is.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Surely a single John Rocker response is sufficient impetus to point out that Major League Baseball--the organization, not the actual players--is as odious and craven a pack of millionaires never sued by Patricia Duff. Sentence 2: Patricia Duff has sued several sports organizations before.
Output: no
Sentence 1: These  (1) direct savings from lower compliance costs, (2) process efficiency and other productivity gains, (3) environmental and health benefits not captured within normal market transactions, and (4) spillovers and/or learning induced by either the technology investment, or the R and D efforts. Sentence 2: These direct savings, process efficiency, have environments and health benefits, and there are many spillovers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: burdensome alternative on state, local, and tribal governments and the private sector. Sentence 2: The policy is designed to alleviate all burden from local and private sectors.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Deleuze for Dodo Birds Sentence 2: Dodo birds are supported by Deleuze.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He didn't hurry any over that either. Sentence 2: He didn't hurry any over that, because he was lazy
Output: no
Sentence 1: The database accounted for the number of information security incidents that had been reported, the types of incidents, and actions taken to resolve each incident, including disciplinary actions. Sentence 2: What disciplinary actions were taken, are not stored in the database.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Since the 1960s, Mallorca has shone in its role as Spain's tourism juggernaut, defining the extremes of a Mediterranean  the unbridled hedonism of topless beaches and singles bars, and the lethargic, point A (hotel) to point B (beach) vacation. Sentence 2: Since the 1960s, Mallorca has stood out as a region of rustic, insular, country pleasures with few tourists spoiling the party.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Through the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921, the Congress established GAO in the legislative branch with the broad role of investigating all matters relating to the receipt, disbursement, and application of public funds and to make recommendations looking to greater economy or efficiency in public expenditures. Sentence 2: The GAO was established in the 1950s as part of efforts to battle Communism.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: When the Tibetan god Manjushri came to view this light, he was unable to get close enough for a good look, so he took his great sword and slashed through the mountains surrounding the valley to release the waters of the lake. Sentence 2: Manjushri traveled far in order to see this light.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I will be back as soon as I can."  Sentence 2: I will return as soon as possible.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:   Decision papers, memoranda, or other records of Sentence 2: Decision papers are documents about certain decisions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and you're pretty much uh assumed to be guilty until proven innocent by the test results Sentence 2: You are innocent until proven guilty.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i guess it it might would yeah um-hum yeah well it will make it will make them taste better i'm sure Sentence 2: Doing it organically will make it taste better
Output: no
Sentence 1: You don't know where he is? she asked faintly. Sentence 2: She is not happy to hear that they don't know where he is.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: While it considered several alternatives to reduce to the burden on small entities, the SEC found that separate treatment for small entities would not be consistent with the protection of investors. Sentence 2: The SEC studies about 100 small entities to come up with their findings. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: They are the Laotian busboy, only more like us. Sentence 2: The Laotian busboy is nothing like us.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah definitely definitely yeah but most of the time when we go out um we either go Mexican because uh uh she just has a a need for either some type of Mexican chips or Mexican pizza or something like that or French fries Sentence 2: Our favorite type of food is Mexican food.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Tell me, is there nothing familiar about the hand-writing of it?" Sentence 2: Does that handwriting not look like something you've seen before?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The rest of the abbey was raised to the ground in 1570, but the church was saved because it was a parish church and therefore served the local community. Sentence 2: In 1570, a fire burnt part of the abbey to the ground.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Some people can do OK on their own, and some people can do OK with some help, said Linda Rothnagel, the managing attorney for Prairie State Legal Services.  Sentence 2: Linda Rothnagal said everyone is too stupid to help themselves.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As one Washington PR person explains, these cases are often marketed to the state attorneys general by corporate and public-interest lobbyists. Sentence 2: the same Washington PR person commented on other cases marketed to the state attorneys general by corporate and public-interest lobbyists, as well. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: and it'll start then and you know we had a lot of girls out there a couple of years ago and they were just starting to learn and you know they were shooting a hundred a hundred and twenty but they were Sentence 2: We have had lots of girls playing about two years ago.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Aswan, Egypt's southernmost town, has played an important role throughout its long history. Sentence 2: Aswan is the northernmost town in Egypt.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For example, many clinicians do not routinely obtain a BAC test because of a fear of denial of payment for medical care by third-party payors for injured patients who test positive. Sentence 2: Almost all clinicians obtain BAC tests because insurance always pays for testing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Fewer than 1 in 10 serious crimes results in imprisonment. Sentence 2: Less than 1 in 10 crimes actually see the people going to prison.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As previously noted, agencies sometimes provided electronic access to docket information for particular rules. Sentence 2: Particular rules and the docket information included sentences pertaining to said rules.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But he never makes clear that buying on margin means that you stand to lose a lot more when you make a mistake. Sentence 2: He outlined how risky buying on margin is,.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This was no longer an eccentric young fellow with a habit of falling off trees. Sentence 2: Evidently, he was still that young fellow who habitually fell from trees.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Poirot shrugged his shoulders.  Sentence 2: Poirot denied quietly.
Output: no