niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: The primary example of this situation is one where the mailer is concerned about the level of service received and finds that taking advantage of the worksharing discount leads to better service. Sentence 2: Most clients are very satisfied with the level of service they receive.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But Jamaica is not simply turning blindly into a small version of its bigger brother. Sentence 2: Jamaica is turning into its own thing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At the other end of the social spectrum are the wealthy Istanbullus, who live in the upmarket districts of Taksim, Harbiye, and Ni?«anta?«??, where the streets are lined with fashion boutiques, expensive apartments, and stylish cafes. Sentence 2: There are people who are not as wealthy as the upper class of Istanbullus.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  We're prejudging this thing [when we say] it doesn't meet the standard of the high crimes and misdemeanors. Sentence 2: The thing does not in fact meet the standard of the high crimes and misdemeanors.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In 1782, after only a few years, the city decided to impose planning guidelines. Sentence 2: The city has never put any planning guidelines in place.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He was a good-looking man, though jowly about the mouth, above which a closely cropped mustache bristled. Sentence 2: The man was not good-looking.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Just being the first chair of the commission which began the implementation of the pro bono process was somewhat humbling. Sentence 2: They wanted to make a lasting impression.
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh but i don't right exactly yeah i just do what i can i don't really you know i don't it's like the simple things changing the oil checking the fluids you know rotating tires Sentence 2: i do the simple car repair tasks like changing the oil
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Now a pillar of something that looked like steam but was probably vapor from molten and evaporated rocks was rising upwards, like the mushroom clouds of his own days. Sentence 2: There was some activity, but no vapor/steam.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Red watched them walk away and when he turned he saw Slim peering cautiously out from among the briars of a hedge. Sentence 2: Red observed the group leaving and spotted someone else.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They resisted the great power of the ice and caused a long stream of sediment to collect. Sentence 2: The ice was not powerful.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The timing is awful, advocates concede, as the state legislature weighs what to do about an expected $1. Sentence 2: The state legislature knows exactly what to do with the extra money.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: We are mustangers. Sentence 2: We are not mustangers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The counter-arguments  1) neither did Arledge (he came from the sports division) and 2) Arledge will tutor Westin for a while. Sentence 2: There were no counter arguments available.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He once or twice observed to me that he thought Dorcas must have made an error in fixing the time of the quarrel.  Sentence 2: He thought Dorcas made a mistake.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i think it's thirty six yeah Sentence 2: I am pretty sure it is thirty six.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: According to program officials, there was little emphasis during development or initial production on using statistical control on critical manufacturing processes. Sentence 2: Program Officials say that there was extreme emphasis and attention on statistical control during development and initial production with respect to critical manufacturing processes.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Some researchers have suggested that the follow-up visit to the clinic for extended treatment would be the best place for alcohol interventions. Sentence 2: Researchers also claim that private clinics are far more successful at keeping an individual away from alcohol then public clinics are.
Output: no
Sentence 1: right well that's it i but i have gotten we have cable and so um that's Sentence 2: We are still thinking of getting cable.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Other objectives of financial audits may include Sentence 2: Other objectives of financial audits may include several things
Output: no
Sentence 1: That I can build card houses seven stories high, but I cannot" ”thump ”"find" ”thump ”"that last link of which I spoke to you." 152 I could not quite tell what to say, so I held my peace, and he began slowly building up the cards again, speaking in jerks as he did so.  Sentence 2: I knew what I had to say, so we started a conversation.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There was a broken down old TV in the corner, showing the same news report on a loop, over and over again. Sentence 2: The TV was off.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Never mind, Dorcas, it is my business to know things.  Sentence 2: It's my business to know things and not yours.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Seven popes reigned in Avignon from 1309 until 1377, followed by three renegade popes. Sentence 2: Popes ruled in Avignon during the 14th century.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As shown in figure 3.5, GDP per capita under the Constant 2000 National Saving Rate simulation would fall short of doubling every 35 years. Sentence 2: The GDP per capita will continue to grow at the same rate.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I decided I could never be a prosecutor. Sentence 2: That is when I decided that I had to become a prosecutor.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I took the cord out of the wall from the fax machine, Mr. Bookstaver said in a recent interview.  Sentence 2: Mr Bookstaver's actions were borne from a desire to save money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and no slogan. Sentence 2: There is no slogan included here.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Don't miss the upstairs chapel for Benozzo Gozzoli's 15th-century fresco of the Journey of the Magi to Bethlehem. Sentence 2: A fresco depicting the Magi's journey to Bethlehem can be seen in the chapel upstairs.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I do not see any reason why I should not answer your question.  Sentence 2: I don't see why i should answer you.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Based on the estimated time periods needed to complete each of the four phases described above, the estimated time period to complete the implementation of ACI on one combustion unit is about 15 months, as shown in Exhibit A-5 in Appendix A. Since the permitting process limits the timeline, a faster permitting process will shorten the time necessary to install ACI on a single unit. Sentence 2: the time period to complete the ACI implementation is an estimate.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh-huh yeah uh-huh yeah it might be handy yeah they're pretty neat little i've never seen one Sentence 2: A sprinkler system would be useful.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Sometimes funny and sometimes mean, they're addressing the world of the contemporary mobile reader...and spot the absurd of our present day lives: fights with the less and less comprehensible equipment, pursuit of the latest technological news, pitfalls of our modern lifestyle, useless inventions and issues racing in all directions at a breakneck speed. Sentence 2: Mobile readers prefer it when they are funny versus mean. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The FDA received over 1,800 comments and discusses the comments and the changes it made to the proposed rule in the preamble to the final rule. Sentence 2: Nobody noticed or responded to the preambled. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As a result of the merger between the Legal Aid Foundation of Long Beach and the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, there are now three programs serving this region. Sentence 2: Two Legal Aid Foundations are merging to cover the area better.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But your instinct tells you he did not commit it.  Sentence 2: You know he is guilty based solely on your instincts.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The British extended their control over the peninsula by putting together the whole panoply of colonial administration civil service, public works, judiciary force, police force, post office, education, and land regulation with teams of British administrators, teachers, engineers, and doctors to go with it. Sentence 2: The British trained its colony's native administrators with their own British administrators.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: so  you know like you said we've been paying these fees and not going so it's kind of a a waste of money if you don't take advantage of it Sentence 2: It is in fact a waste of money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: it's like a mystery uh theater uh that you you know you eat dinner and all through dinner they're they're doing this act and they they get supposedly get the audience involved in it and everything and that that sounds like that would be hilarious you know Sentence 2: they put on an interactive show for the audience during dinner
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The more tours you buy, the lower the rate, so water-ski enthusiasts will certainly get value for money. Sentence 2: The rate gets cheaper the more tours you purchase, so water–skiers get great value.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Stag's Head (Dame Court) is known for its good food. Sentence 2: Dame Court is a fictional area.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For example, we make adjustments to the mortality valuation estimates to account for the estimated lag between exposure and manifestation of the effect, reflecting the basic economic tenet that individuals prefer benefits that occur sooner to those that occur later. Sentence 2: We make adjustments to mortality valuation estimates to account for how gruesome the death is.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i  oh we we watch those award shows too we like we enjoyed watching the country and the Grammies and stuff but i just i just don't care for him i just never have i don't Sentence 2: We never watch the award shows.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: We've got plenty to go with for the present, but when we want more  " Sentence 2: We want more to go for the present, said the rich kids
Output: no
Sentence 1: Unfortunately, as the Commission has made clear, the federal government is not well positioned to make the needed transformation. Sentence 2: The Commission has made it clear the government is not well positioned. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Other buildings house res?­tau?­rants, cafe, and fashionable bou?­tiques and galleries. Sentence 2: The restaurants include a Chinese buffet and a steak house.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Few outside of the Voth tribes knew what the scars meant, but Jon was one of those few. Sentence 2: He himself had many scars.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Now, if we perform the same exercise using the actual FY 1998 First-Class and Standard A volume figures of 101. Sentence 2: We can do the same thing using the First-Class and Standard A numbers for rural routes.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They are topped by statues of St. Mark's winged lion and the city's first patron saint, Theodore (replaced by St. Mark), with his dragon. Sentence 2: There are statues of St Mark's winged lions and Theodore with his dragon on top.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Shinjuku has Tokyo's largest discount camera stores, although these rarely offer better prices than those available from New York's famous mail-order outlets. Sentence 2: Cameras found at the Shinjuku shops are much cheaper than what can be purchased by mail order in the U.S.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: no i didn't is that any good Sentence 2: Is it good.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Suddenly something in the bolt itself seemed to rivet his attention.  Sentence 2: Something in the bolt caught his attention.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Tulsa attorney David Riggs, who heads the drive, is pushing for the community, especially local lawyers, to put it over the top. Sentence 2: David Riggs, a Tulsa attorney, has no time for the community.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: the dancing i've i've kept up with because you know you don't have to well you don't have to get a lot of stuff out you know Sentence 2: I have kept up with the dancing because it doesn't require much.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For those who find it difficult to appreciate mosaics as we usually see them, in fading indecipherable fragments, the beautifully preserved mosaic decoration of Ravenna's churches, up to 1,500 years old, come as an exciting revelation. Sentence 2: It is impossible to consider a mosaic as a whole. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I did not know it.  Sentence 2: I certainly know it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Just as we thought, said Sir James. Sentence 2: Sir James said it was totally different than they thought it would be.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: we got Duke and North Carolina Sentence 2: We are proud to have Duke and North Carolina.
Output: no
Sentence 1: so the you know just for the doesn't really work out for us too economical to pay twenty dollars for a one way bus ride for these two kids but some days we have to do it some days it just works out to where i don't get into work early enough to get off Sentence 2: It's expensive to send kids on the bus but sometimes we are willing to pay it to make our days go smoother.
Output: no
Sentence 1: These expenditures include production incentives and investment tax credits for renewable energy, energy efficiency and transportation technologies. Sentence 2: the expenditures do not include production incentives and investment tax credits.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Do you recall its general appearance?" Sentence 2: Do you remember what color it was?
Output: no
Sentence 1: This letter is followed by a number to indicate which statement it refers to. Sentence 2: The statement is always uniquely named 
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah i think we're getting becoming more conscious because we just can't stick everything in landfills any more so Sentence 2: We are starting to be more careful because landfills don't cut it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I agree with you about book-reviewing. Sentence 2: I am not on your side about book-reviewing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It was erected around an early Gothic cross that is Orihuela's austere monument to Spain's war dead. Sentence 2: Spain's war dead were honored by the monument.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and um it's always occurred to me that that um you know i mean so looking at it so all so i have some bias in this Sentence 2: I have an unbiased opinion about this.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Newsweek excerpts a forthcoming biography of Tiger Woods. Sentence 2: A biography of Tiger Woods is in Newsweek.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I know people who don't go down for their mail until afternoon, who have no telephone answering service, and who, even if they have an e-mail account, don't log on to see their messages for days at a time. Sentence 2: Most people are too busy in the morning to get their mail.
Output: no
Sentence 1: After the explaining is done, however, judgments must still be made. Sentence 2: Judgement must still be made after the explaining is done.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At the very northern tip of the Sinai is Taba, with several large hotels, marking the Egyptian/Israeli border. Sentence 2: Taba's hotels are all very expensive, but have good room service.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Hazyr yemek ( ready food ) means that you can choose your meal from heated trays of pre-cooked food. Sentence 2: Hazyr yemek means order from the menu.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The more conventional of the two is Eretz Israel (the Land of Israel), spread out over small pavilions which deal with conventional museum subjects such as coins, glass, philately, ceramics, ethnography, folklore, etc. Sentence 2: Eretz Israel is in a single building.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh oh oh i think i know who you're talking oh i know who you're talking talking about she's got black hair Sentence 2: I don't know who you're talking about.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: wages aren't going up that much and it's hard Sentence 2: Wages are not rising.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The other puzzle is the incoherence of Clinton's critics, punctuated by DeLay's bizarre complaint that Clinton has 1) hollowed out our forces while he's running around having these adventures all over the world; and 2) fallen short of victory in Kosovo by using excessive rhetoric supported by underwhelming force in a conflict involving no strategic interest of the United States. Sentence 2: There are quite a few complaints of Clinton. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The sports days are still taken as seriously by competitors today as they were one hundred years ago. Sentence 2: The sports days are just as important as they were in the past.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: What am I going to say?  Sentence 2: Is there a script for me?
Output: no
Sentence 1: Take the case of the late Ron Brown, who was accused of selling favors to the Vietnamese government for a price of $700,000. Sentence 2: Ron Brown was guilty of selling favors. 
Output: no
Sentence 1:  IX  It was different, looking at them as though they were "people." As animals, they had been interesting; as "people," horrible. Sentence 2: As animals, they were interesting and less troublesome.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In 1603 James VI of Scotland was thus crowned James I of England, marking the Union of the Crowns. Sentence 2: James could not be king of both England and Scotland at the same time, so in 1603 he was forced to choose between them. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But whatever Gallic ambience this may have created has been thoroughly Italianized by the steady influx of workers from the south for the steel, chemical, automobile, and communications industries. Sentence 2: The steady influx of people is due to higher wages in the north.
Output: no
Sentence 1: well i really can't think of anything else Sentence 2: I can think of all things at once, I am your Lord.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: oh i don't i don't watch that  um Sentence 2: I am not a fan of horror movies.
Output: no
Sentence 1: only in Ohio Sentence 2: These types of occurrences never happen in Ohio.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The rule provides for recompense to the mortgagees for using these alternative procedures and provides for payment to the mortgagee of a partial claim which would be applied to the arrearage. Sentence 2: The rule changes how mortgages are paid.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Time warns that recession might be imminent, caused by high consumer debt and sluggish Asian economies. Sentence 2: Slow Asian economies might be a contributing factor in a looming recession.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This is also shown in table 2. Sentence 2: Table 2 shows completely different data than before and is in no way related.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: His absolutist followers smear Hersh as a fabricator. Sentence 2: Hersh has never been accused of having an ulterior motive.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As it turns out, it may not be such a good idea to welcome them into our workplaces and schools either, at least not as warmly as we have. Sentence 2: It is fine if we welcomed them as we have before.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The pierced generation may simply be acknowledging the deadliness of the times we live in, suggestive as they are of earlier epochs in human history. Sentence 2: They were known as such a peaceful generation.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Fascinating miniature work is also in evidence, with a series of tiny faience plaques depicting the faaades of Minoan houses. Sentence 2: Tiny paintings adorn the panes of every window,
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Dreyfus case is all but unmentioned in the Metropolitan show and catalog. Sentence 2: The Dreyfus case was so bad that the Metropolitan almost left it out.
Output: no
Sentence 1: This is one of the starting points for strenuous treks to Pico Ruivo (the island's highest peak, at 1,862 m/6,109 ft). Sentence 2: The Pico Ruivo is the toughest mountain to climb in the country and this is one of the starting points.
Output: no
Sentence 1: i'm not i was never into jogging i hated that when i was in high school playing football coach was always making us run Sentence 2: Back when I was a senior in high school, the coach would make us run for an hour ever day and I hated it. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: always yes ma'am you too dear bye Sentence 2: Always, sweetheart, yes, goodbye.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well my whole family uh is somewhat musical um and not from training but just because we sing in our choir and my daughter's quite involved and all that sort of thing so um i think that one of these days maybe she'll get involved in classical music too because that's usually what happens if you unless you get into rock which isn't her voice style so Sentence 2: My daughter has expressed an interest in classical music. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: and uh so you know it uh but you know they can always fool us you know they might do a good job Sentence 2: They could meet our expectations and do a bad job.
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh playing such Sentence 2: Not playing at all.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They also said that the current flexible arrangement permits agency officials to ensure that the use of IT in rulemaking is carried out within the agency's overall IT strategic planning efforts. Sentence 2:  They also said that the current flexible arrangement permits agency officials to ensure that the use of IT in rulemaking is carried out within the agency's overall IT strategic planning efforts.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Others insist that it was just a storehouse for jewels. Sentence 2: People say is is meant to house the jewels.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um-hum oh yeah he had some excellent military people Sentence 2: Yes, some of his military people were excellent.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You can't even remember black-and-white TV or those first transistor radios that one of the Fray people mentioned [ahem, actually, Chatterbox can remember these things, but that's a small point] ... Sentence 2: Black-and-white TV is old technology
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But prophecy is always strongest when based on coincidence--that is a prime rule. Sentence 2: Prophecies based on coincidences are widely known to be weak and unreliable.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It was dedicated to the legendary Emperor Ojin, from whom Yoritomo claimed descent. Sentence 2: Yoritomo claimed descent from Emperor Ojin.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He also promises to crack the whip on wayward legislators by publishing the referenda results, broken down by state and congressional district, in the Hill , a congressional newspaper. Sentence 2: In an attempt for transparency, he promised to publish the referenda results in the Hill.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: One line, unintended as an epigram, stings unforgettably. Sentence 2: One witty sentence can be unforgettable.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The graceful open?­work spire was added in the 15th century by Johannes H??ltz of Cologne. Sentence 2: The spire was added in the the 15th century.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Soon after, she was asleep. Sentence 2: She was wide awake the entire time.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: that yeah that that's nice to do that that is Sentence 2: Doing that would be nice, for the most part 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The woman, disarmed, stood. Sentence 2: The woman, who was disarmed, was rolling around on the ground.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: From there the road leads directly toward the range of low hills that hide the tombs. Sentence 2: Another hill might be hiding the tombs.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Mr. Poirot, here, will show me the way." As they all went out of the room, Poirot turned and made me a sign to follow him upstairs.  Sentence 2: They all stayed in the room and Poirot told me to stay where I was.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He'd had a series of victories in various types of powered vehicles, including a victory on land at Daytona Beach in Florida, before coming to Coniston in 1967 to attempt to break the world record in speed boating. Sentence 2: He attempted to break the speed boating world record in 1967 but failed.
Output: no
Sentence 1: During this reporting period, LSC retained consultants to assist planning efforts in Florida, North Carolina, New York, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. Sentence 2: LSC retained consultants to assist planning efforts.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Moreover, new permanent hires fell from about 118,000 in fiscal year 1990 to a low of about 48,000 in 1994, before beginning a slow rise to about 71,500 in fiscal year 1998. Sentence 2: the amount of permanent hires decreased by a large amount.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A story recounts how a long-shunned medical researcher is finally winning acceptance for his unconventional theories on heart disease, and suggests that new ideas in medicine are often slighted when they don't stand to make money for drug companies. Sentence 2: The tale tells about a researcher often rejected by his community for his out of the ordinary methods and ideas and how new ideas are not considered seriously if they don't make money for drug companies. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The article raves about Apple's new iMac and Pixar's Toy Story 2. Jobs is the same brilliant man-child he's always been. Sentence 2: The articles raves about Apple's new and improved products, Jobs is a brilliant man child like always.
Output: no
Sentence 1: what the what the hell for why Kingsley Iowa Sentence 2: What the hell? Why Fort Lauderdale, Florida?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If God spare my life, Tyndale once vowed to an educated friend, ere many years I will cause a boy that driveth the plough to know more of the Scripture than thou doest. Sentence 2: Tyndale bartered his captor.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, we put no claim on the other, lesser characters. Sentence 2: We put all of our claims directly on the lesser characters. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, they noted that more detailed guidelines often provided answers to employees' questions and served as a tool for educating subordinate security managers and others who wanted a more thorough understanding of good security practices. Sentence 2: According to them, detailed guidelines are utterly useless in educating security managers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You can now buy most Western goods in large and modern department stores, specialty shops, and market stalls. Sentence 2: Most Western goods can be bought at large department stores.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Your face is that of an icon. Sentence 2: You look just like a famous person.
Output: no
Sentence 1: [Hillary] stays in Trump Tower when she's in New York. Sentence 2: Hilary Clinton chooses to stay at Trump Tower. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: With its limited advertising budget--limited to zero--News Quiz has no spokesmodel (despite my rambling, drunken midnight phone calls to Ellen Barkin), no Happy Meal (Aw, Mom, I already have Tim Carvell! Sentence 2: News Quiz has four million dollars set aside for advertising only.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The counter-arguments  1) neither did Arledge (he came from the sports division) and 2) Arledge will tutor Westin for a while. Sentence 2: The two counters were that Arledge also did not, since he came from sports, and that Arledge can tutor Westin.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh probably about first grade Sentence 2: Probably about third grade. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Why, No. It seems to me as though it were no time since we were being hustled into those boats. Sentence 2: The boats we were hustled onto were painted sleekly.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Simply stated, at GAO we speak truth to power. Sentence 2: The person speaking isn't much less than an idiot.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I took up a telegram to No. 891 the lady was there. Sentence 2: I brought the telegram to No. 891, but no one was there to receive it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i think there's still some discrimination there where as you know men and work women work in the same job i think men get paid more but i think that's improving it's such a slow process it's frustrating but Sentence 2: I think the wage gap between men and women is decreasing, slowly but surely. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For further contacts regarding this testimony, please contact J. Christopher Mihm at (202) 512-8676. Sentence 2: J. Christopher Mihm did not know anything about the testimony.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Faithful to the policy of separating the British cantonment from the Indian quarters with a railway as the barrier, the new city built for the Empire's Indian seat of government is separated from Old Delhi by the line running from Amritsar to Agra. Sentence 2: The British empire decided to separate its new city from Old Delhi using a railway line.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In that case, there are nondictatorial voting systems that both respect unanimity and eliminate flip-flops. Sentence 2: The only voting system that respects unanimity and stops flip-flops is a dictatorial one. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Educating court and law enforcement officers is a program priority, Crockett said, because in that emotional and painful situation sensitivity and education is absent among some who deal with victims. Sentence 2: The program is focused exclusively on providing services directly to victims.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To leave a message for a legislator in support of the proposal, call (800) 372-7181. Sentence 2: Call this number to tell lawmakers that they should vote yes in July.
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh you're in school Sentence 2: Oh, you are out of school.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but it'll be hard for those that people have have in school because they have to pay out even more Sentence 2: People who have graduated are in the worst spot.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Jeffrey Runge agreed with Larry Gentilello that health economists should be part of the research team. Sentence 2: Jeffrey Runge agreed with Larry Gentilello agreed that there should be no health economists on the research team.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Parks and  there are nature trails in Phoenix Park and the Dublin Zoo has a pet corner and zoo train especially designed for younger children (see page 79). Sentence 2: There are nature trails in Phoenix Park.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Early missionaries used to say tiens, bois! Sentence 2: Tiens, bois is something early missionaries used to say.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh-huh well uh do you uh do you ever use the ATM machines Sentence 2: Do you ever use CitiBank ATMs?
Output: no
Sentence 1: Therefore, she was conflicted, having a love-hate relationship with this man. Sentence 2: She was about to go on a two-week trip, and wondered what would happen should she meet an enticing stranger abroad - would she stay faithful, and miss out on opportunity?
Output: no
Sentence 1: 31Besides the tax-deductible traditional IRA, other retirement saving vehicles also receive preferential tax treatment. Sentence 2: Anyone is eligible to use these retirement saving plans.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The Farm Bureau witness testified that the Bureau was more concerned about recruitment of new clients outside the United States than about ongoing representation of aliens. Sentence 2: The only thing the witness from the Farm Bureau stated was that he was not interested in talking. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: One year after the auction, the population of Las Vegas had ballooned to 1500 residents, a portent of things to come for the next ninety years. Sentence 2: 20,000 people lived in Las Vegas by a year after the auction.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Iffen you be huntin' a job Don Cazar, he's always ready to hire on wagon guards. Sentence 2: Don Cazar is always looking to take on wagon guards.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Next to the MGM Grand you will find M and M World, four stories of merchandise and memorabilia dedicated to the candy that doesn't melt in your hand. Sentence 2: That particular candy melts and becomes difficult to eat.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Look out for jewelry along carrer Plateria, and try carrer Jaume II for clothing and fans. Sentence 2: There is jewelry sold along Plateria is very expensive but the most beautiful you will find anywhere.
Output: no
Sentence 1: huh yeah yeah i think that's probably true too that's that's that's sort of scary Sentence 2: It is frightening since it may be true.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A dear old lady returned from her first visit with the Italy's very nice, very nice indeed, but for my taste, much too much history.  Sentence 2: A nice old woman said, when she came back from Italy, that she loved the history of the area.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Jon looked into the huge Voth's eyes, black pupils and irises. Sentence 2: But Jon had blue eyes. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The island interior has a rich vegetation of vines, olive trees, and exotic plants. Sentence 2: There are olive trees and exotic plants on the island.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I came to the conclusion that Mrs. Inglethorp's determination to destroy her will arose as a direct consequence of the quarrel she had that afternoon, and that therefore the quarrel took place after, and not before the making of the will.  Sentence 2: The disagreement took place after the writing of the will.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: So fascinated that it ran not one, but two stories on the apparently bottomless topic, one in the Money and Business section and one in the Week in Review. Sentence 2: There were two stories about the stock market in the paper.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The two stories further illustrate the unease, even hostility, that blacks have tended to feel about their folklore, and about black history  In That I Had the Wings, Riley, a young black boy Ellison uses in several stories, hates his Aunt Kate and wishes she had died back in slavery times; in Flying Home, the black pilot who seeks escape hates the black farmer who rescued him after his crash. Sentence 2: The two stories show how some blacks hate other blacks.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Otherwise, death!" Tommy leaned back wearily. Sentence 2: Tommy declared that death is the only option available.
Output: no
Sentence 1: We did our work in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards from December 1999 through May 2001 in Washington, Sentence 2: Our work was done with the government standards from December 1991 to May 2001
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They were the first victims in a guerrilla war launched from jungle enclaves by communist rebels using the arms caches left there by the disbanded Malayan People's Anti-Japanese Army. Sentence 2: The Malayan People's Anti-Japanese Army had disbanded, but still maintained arms caches.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An undignified place to be. Sentence 2: It was an undignified position.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Have you ever known a chemist to send out a box like that, without his printed name? Sentence 2: The chemist sent the box out with his printed name on it. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: No, don't think so.  Sentence 2: Nay, I cannot confirm that.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 'Tell them not to touch anything.' Sentence 2: Tell them they cannot touch anything in the gift shop.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The FDA has cited sections 502, 510, 518, 519, 520,701, 704 and 903 of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. Sentence 2: The FDA has never brought up the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A moderate stroll takes you to Higashiyama's Gion district, Kyoto's main historical center of traditional theater, arts, and (now) antiques. Sentence 2: It takes a few days by bus to get to Kyoto's main historical and cultural center. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Underground Storage Tanks Sentence 2: Storage tanks under the ground.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This has no effect on total costs, and therefore only affects the mail processing percentage. Sentence 2: This affects both the mail processing percentage and the total costs.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Administration intends to address this challenge in that context, and will leverage our national resources to enhance our scientific understanding of global climate change, and develop the advanced energy technologies that the world will need in coming decades to meet its energy and environmental needs. Sentence 2: The intent of the Administration is to challenge in that context and leverage our nation resources in order to enhance our understanding of climate change and develop energy technologies.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh huh Saint Claude is that sound familiar yeah Sentence 2: Yeah, Saint Claude, is that sound familiar?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Ramses IV was responsible for saving many of the mummies of his ancestors after tomb robbers desecrated their places of rest, stealing the treasures without thought for the reputation of the dead rulers. Sentence 2: After tomb robbers thoughtlessly stole the treasures in the tombs, Ramses IV was responsible for most of mummies within them.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  The old man sighed, his face slumping into lines of fatigue and age. Sentence 2: The man was tired from his old age.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and then there's all the merchandise you buy on your credit cards Sentence 2: It's not smart to use credit cards to buy things.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Two magnificent state rooms follow, both designed by Sir William Bruce as part of the extensions and refurbishment in the 1660s. Sentence 2: There are two amazing state rooms.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This year, Beatty may turn down the opportunity to play Robert F. Kennedy in a campaign, then become a power broker. Sentence 2: Beatty will likely play the role of Robert F. Kennedy and turn down the prospect of becoming a power broker.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: so that they cut that out so they they couldn't have a lien on his house anymore so he did away with that and then he went to the bank because the bank gave him apparently some extra credit because they had that lien well s ince they didn't have the lien anymore they couldn't have the credit from the bank so that that got the firm in hot water Sentence 2: They put a hefty lien on his house.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The man struck hard. Sentence 2: The man was angry. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Additionally, women managers and minority managers cannot be held to unreasonable expectations and higher standards than those applied to heterosexual white men. Sentence 2: Women and minority manager must be held to unreasonable expectations and higher standards than those that are applied to straight white men.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners want pooches that can swim. Sentence 2:  Newfoundland and Portuguese water dog owners spend a lot of time at the beach.
Output: no
Sentence 1: so and it was like they were they're Puerto Rican and were Americans Sentence 2: They were completely Americans
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Dr. Arthur Caplan, the only ethicist at the hearing who betrayed any awareness of the new issues, focused instead on the morality of trade-offs. Sentence 2: Caplan focused mostly on the morality of trade-offs.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Legal Aid attorney Sharon Lee Schwartz knew when she entered law school at Georgetown University that she wanted to use her training to help others. Sentence 2: Sharen Lee Schwartz scored top of her class at university.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In my head, I saw a little drama play out. Sentence 2: I saw a small drama play out in my head.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He did not foresee the day when evolutionary psychologists would call for the government to sponsor their theories in a way virtually guaranteed to generate the very behaviors they are supposed to prevent. Sentence 2: He expected many things of evolutionary psychologists, but not this.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The accounting profession needs to vigorously work to rebuild its greatest asset-public trust-in order to restore faith in the integrity and objectivity of the profession. Sentence 2: Accountants need to work to rehabilitate their industry's credibility.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It's not always obvious. Sentence 2: It is always obvious. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On 26 September 1997, two major earthquakes rocked the Umbria region, leaving ten people dead and causing extensive damages to local villages. Sentence 2: Ten people died when two earthquakes hit the Umbria region on 26 September 1997.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The conquest of space has moved ahead with breath-taking speed since the Space Age began on October 4, 1957, says the 1960 edition of the World Book , without shame because it's just an inanimate object and can't feel shame, unlike some kind of Space World Book of the future that will know all human emotions and will be perfected any minute. Sentence 2: Since the dawn of the Space Age in 1957, the pace of space exploration has slowed to a stop according to the 1960 edition of the World Book.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Nanzenji is a former 13th-century palace whose precincts now house a dozen affiliated temples and monasteries. Sentence 2: Nanzenji, which was built in the 1200s, used to be a palace.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: She did not know her own name, or where she had come from, or where she was. Sentence 2: She knew everything from the moment she was born.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The 96-m (315-ft) Kegon-no-taki at the south end is the country's most famous waterfall. Sentence 2: The most famous waterfall in the country is the Kegon-no-taki.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: My hunch is that Oprah will win over even the cattlemen, eventually. Sentence 2: I don't think Oprah will never win ranchers over.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There, by happy coincidence, the two alpha males (Kerchak the bull ape and the evil English hunter) are gone, clearing the way for the utopia of beta males and females. Sentence 2: The two alpha males are gone and now beta males and females can move in.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: GAO will generally provide written notification to the agencies involved in the work electronically in an agreed-upon format that protects the files from alteration. Sentence 2: Agencies involved in the work can request administrator access so they can change the files remotely in special circumstances.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Admission is US$30, including a drink ($27 if purchased from a travel agency). Sentence 2: The $30 admission includes a drink.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The road up to Amber takes you through classical Rajasthani landscape, its parched hills embracing Lake Maota, where water buffalo snooze lazily in the sun. Sentence 2: The road down to Amber brings you through a modern cityscape, filled with bustling streets and shops.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the courtyard is a huge iron cauldron that was used for distributing rice gruel to the poor during famines in the 17th and 19th centuries. Sentence 2: The courtyard was used to dustribute rice gruel.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The town's name, which means wild river or ravine, seems hyperbolic for such an orderly and peaceful little community. Sentence 2: The community used to sit in a ravine, which is how it got its name.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Without the force of government behind them, Pol Pot would have been fairly harmless and Hitler, a third-rate artist. Sentence 2: Hitler and Pol Pot did not turn their countries into war-mongering dictatorships on their own, their governments willingly helped them.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The promise has to do with the intervention's likelihood of success in the ED, not with its success in other settings. Sentence 2: The promise has to do with how likely intervention is to succeed in the ed
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The CEF advanced scenario, for example, assumes a significant increase in program funds to promote a variety of both demand-side and supply-side technologies. Sentence 2: There is a linear relationship between funding and cost savings, due to adopted technologies.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But shuffling dollars from one column to another is not the same as creating wealth. Sentence 2: Shuffling dollars is different from creating wealth. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And isn't it nobler to deliver a depressingly true message than to shade the truth so you can get elected? Sentence 2: It is nobler to shade the truth than to speak it so you can get elected.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the preambles to the proposed and final rules, HUD states without elaboration2 that by approving [the rule the Secretary] certifies that [it] does not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities, other than those impacts specifically required to be applied universally by the RESPA statute. Sentence 2: The Secretary, according to HUD, is certain that the rules will cause significant economic hardship for small entities.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i have to think of something else i'm i'm blank Sentence 2: I was getting tired.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah yeah a lot of their their civil problems where they've got their uh Baltic states rising against the the uh the leadership in in the Russian state Sentence 2: Their civil problems hasn't caused any opposition yet.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well anyway Call it Conspiracy is a real good book and he talks a lot about this i've heard him interviewed some so i think it's kind of interesting but anyway he probably has a new book out that i don't know about yet because i haven't heard him in a while but Sentence 2: Call It Conspiracy is a top selling book about the Illuminati.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Improved Estimates of Fixed Reproducible Tangible Wealth, 1929-95. Sentence 2: It talked about the wealth of nations in 1738.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Kirby, ain't it? Shannon smiled. Sentence 2: Shannon was asking Kirby if it was him because they did not know each other very well.
Output: no
Sentence 1: To the east of Negril is the Great Morass, a wetland area covering around 2,400 hectares (5,900 acres). Sentence 2: The Great Morass is a wetland located east of Negril.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But Genoa's 1381 participation in the ruinous Chioggia War on the Venetian lagoon exhausted its resources. Sentence 2: Attrition from the Chioggia War caused the collapse of Genoa.
Output: no
Sentence 1: La Camargue Sentence 2: La Camargue.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: no i served on on both a criminal and a a civil um jury and in my criminal trial he pled guilty um to the first to to kidnapping and so we went through the second part of the trial because in Texas there are two parts first of all to find if they are guilty or innocent he already said he's guilty so then then we go through the trial to determine what uh punishment should be meted out Sentence 2: Innocence and punishment are decided at the same time in trials in Texas.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the 20th century, it has become the front lawn of the Left Bank's most luxurious residences. Sentence 2: It is the lawn of some luxurious houses.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He straightened away from the door frame which had been supporting his shoulders. Sentence 2: He stood up away from the door frame which had been supporting his upper half.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It is a self-challenge, not a soft quibble. Sentence 2: It's not something we should just ignore.
Output: no
Sentence 1: but uh we live we live on on a cash budget and it sometimes it's tight come the end of the month but generally we always make it Sentence 2: Our budget is a little tight, but it's what we have. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: While reading Allen Ginsberg's Secret, by Paul Berman, regarding the poet's confession of altering a poem Norman Podhoretz had submitted to the Columbia Review , I was struck by a dark  What if Allen Ginsberg and Norman Podhoretz were the same person? Sentence 2:  I was struck by a dark What if Allen Ginsberg and Norman Podhoretz were the same person
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I never spoke to my aunt, and I am not a student of the large literature by and about her. Sentence 2: I engage in long discussions with my fascinating aunt.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Figure 20 shows congressional requests as a percentage of GAO's work from fiscal year 1992 through fiscal year 1999. Sentence 2: The graphic shows data from the Department of Defense in 1991.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah and so i've uh prior to that i uh i worked in a food store Sentence 2: I loved eating everything in the food store.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But here is the critical point about  He never grabbed the ring. Sentence 2: It is important that he put the ring in his pocket.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Look for an inn, Estalagem Eira do Serrado, to be built next to the cafe here. Sentence 2: The inn will take away from the cafe's business.
Output: no