niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: it worked except the fish could swim it wasn't tall enough i kept the if i didn't keep the lid on it the fish would uh swim out and flop on the floor sometimes Sentence 2: If the lid was not on, the fish could swim out and jump onto the floor occasionally.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Imus is hailed as the champion ringmaster of the new  The accompanying profile --like every profile of Imus--applauds his sense of the absurd and his ability to bully the famous into speaking truthfully but worries about his crudeness and his temper. Sentence 2: Imus is highly intelligent and manipulative.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Do it too late and you seem, actually it's glib and insincere again. Sentence 2: It's glib and insincere if you do it too late because it seems that you are uninterested.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Here the windows and open doors of the shops reveal an alluring selection of Asian furniture, carpets, carvings, tomb figures, porcelain, and bronze. Sentence 2: There are no furniture shops nor carpet shops in the area.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You can relax at the pools or tennis courts, explore the desert landscape in a jeep, take the aerial tramway for a view of sand and hills for miles, and in the evening dine at any number of fashionable, international-class restaurants. Sentence 2: The fashionable restaurants are only a few years old.
Output: no
Sentence 1: um i used the one the one at work a lot um matter of fact anything i've had to write from now on i had to  God forbid write a couple of resumes and i was just great and all you have to do is just put it in a uh the spelling check mode and  i don't even have to look my my words up anymore Sentence 2: I have had to write resumes.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If you're not going Europaper, the mom and pop operations are definitely the best value. Sentence 2: The best value if you are not going to Europaper is definitely not the mom and pop operations.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Analysts who are not proficient in statistics are strongly advised to seek the assistance of a statistician before selecting the method of analysis and using any of the results. Sentence 2: Analysts are often proficient in statistics.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah you've had more freezing this winter or this yeah winter i think Sentence 2: Yeah, I think there's been more freezing for you this winter. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The mustanger walked forward with a lurch, his head thrown far back so he could look up at Drew from under the wide brim of his sombrero. Sentence 2: The sombero was tasseled and of high quality.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah  so my uh position from management to domestic goddess has been an adjustment but boy i think i'm going to go contact Texans i really think i am i mean that beats any offer i've heard in a long time Sentence 2: It's been an adjustment to change from working to staying at home.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Reviewers call it pretentious and filled with inaccurate references to theoretical physics, Walt Whitman, and the Kabbalah. Sentence 2: Reviewers said it was correct about Walk Whitman.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The crusaders swept through the l;and of Byzantium slaughtering Christians as well as Muslims, civilians as well as soldiers. Sentence 2: In Byzantium crusaders slaughtered Christians and Muslims, said the book.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Certain information may be prohibited from general disclosure by federal, state, or local laws or regulations. Sentence 2: Changes to the rules about release of information should be directed to the responsible agencies.
Output: no
Sentence 1: To fully appreciate all of its glories will take at least a couple of hours the exquisite detail in painting on pottery and frescoes, and the fine workmanship in jewelry and everyday tools is breathtaking. Sentence 2: The art contained in the building has taken many centuries to accumulate.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The museum distinguishes itself, they say, by focusing on aspects of Jewish culture other than the Holocaust (Jews are shown as they might have liked to be remembered, rather than as victims). Sentence 2: The Holocaust is usually associated with the Jewish culture.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In some instances, only one component of a case study may be analyzed in this way. Sentence 2: The complexity of the numbers makes it impossible to analyze a case study this way.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It shouldn't come up as long as our troops are in harm's way (House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt). Sentence 2: House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt that it will come up no matter what.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: exactly but you know uh i wonder by the time they get through paying out for all the day care center and everything else is it really worth all that Sentence 2: Is it really worth it to pay so much for the day care and everything?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This rule was issued as a final rule with comment period because the Secretary of Health and Human Services found good cause that notice and comment were impracticable. Sentence 2: There are about 25 different rules that the Secretary of Health had to implement. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Be warned, though the laundry drip-drying from upper floors may splash you; children, dogs, and cats may get in your way; and the aromas of coffee, spices, fish, and baking bread may distract you. Sentence 2: Dogs and cats are not present in the area.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This is the least interesting part of what was once the largest system of fortifications in the world, and in any case you can't get in to see it. Sentence 2: You can only get in to see it on Sundays.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Does it not strike you as unlikely that a man who had committed a crime should keep the evidence of it in an unlocked drawer for anyone to find? Sentence 2: It seemed suspect that a criminal would keep evidence in the open like so?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Many dispute the modern scientific tests that have proven it to be a medieval fabrication, and crowds of faithful and merely curious still visit its black marble chapel, a masterpiece of Guarini's High Baroque, with its cone-shaped, six-tiered dome formed by a web of intersecting arches that rise to a 12-pointed star. Sentence 2: Many disagree with the results of the scientific tests which have shown that it is a falsehood from the medieval era. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In my view, it's not on the issue of whether they should be recorded as compensation expense; it's more a matter of how it should be done. Sentence 2: Other people think the question of how it should be done is the important thing.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah but now you know i don't have a whole lot of time now but i have more time than i did so Sentence 2: I've got a little more time now, but I'm still pretty busy.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah yeah you know she should be getting on with her life you know getting getting that part behind her but yet it's it's kind of tied to her the way it is now Sentence 2: It is hard to get over a break up when you still have to work with that person.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Then head back to Alicante, just 28 km (17 miles) away. Sentence 2: A taxi to Alicante is surprisingly cheap despite the distance.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The London law firm Mishcon de Reya--whose star attorney, Anthony Julius, last year wrote a polemical book about T.S. Sentence 2: Anthony Julius does not work at Mishcon de Reya.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Voters may have come to doubt tax-cut rhetoric, but they still don't like the people who collect taxes. Sentence 2: Voters completely hate tax collectors.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Newsweek explores how hate groups are exploiting the Internet to recruit kids. Sentence 2: Newsweek named a few hate groups that recruited kids.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Gottlieb, who was vacationing in New Zealand, asked his secretary to check it out. Sentence 2: Gottlieb was on vacation when his secretary called him seven times.
Output: no
Sentence 1: He is also Rama, the model prince and star of the Ramayana epic, and Krishna, a lusty hero who is the central figure of the Bhagavad Gita, a section of the Mahabharata epic. Sentence 2: The Bhagavad Gita is one of the sections found in the Mahabharata epic. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Approval is the supervisor's, other equivalent official's, or higher level manager's agreement, ratification, or concurrence to Sentence 2: Higher level management holds sole power of approval.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Taxonomy is exhausting. Sentence 2: Taxonomy is exciting.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As I recall from the numbers in that July 20th Atlanta Journal-Constitution article, there goes much of that 8 percent of envelopes that currently carry bills and payments. Sentence 2: The other 92 percent of envelopes that currently carry bills and payments are made from paper.
Output: no
Sentence 1: If both the dealer's hands win, you lose. Sentence 2: They way to lose is if both the dealer's hands win.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: oh that's nice yeah and it is i think it is important to you know want to be close to your family and Sentence 2: I think being close to family makes you happy.
Output: no
Sentence 1: That's OK. Sentence 2: That is definitely forbidden.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well this machine does it all in one step it's Sentence 2: It saves a lot of time because it does it all in one step
Output: no
Sentence 1: The President further charmed Monica by fantasizing out loud how wonderful it would be if he had a son. Sentence 2: The President never talked about having a son with Monica.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Would this inevitably mean a disastrous recession? Sentence 2: A horrible recession is inevitable.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The more common experience is to watch a much-admired movie with high hopes only to discover that Magnolia is Short Cuts for dummies, or that Boys Don't Cry has no ideas about its subject beyond those in any of a score of newspaper articles written about the case. Sentence 2: People don't usually have knowledge extending past articles about movies. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: , increased span of control, reduced organizational layers, and/or milestones for full-time equivalents) and encouraged agencies to include performance goals and indicators in their budget justifications. Sentence 2: Budget justifications should be unaffected by performance indicators.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In Dreams betrays her supernatural brilliance. Sentence 2: In Dreams was what I dream in.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The revenue from the deposits is therefore nonexchange. Sentence 2: The deposits' revenue are non-exchange.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Fine profiles of Klayman have recently appeared in Newsweek and the Washington Post . But the conventions of newspaper journalism are such that an objective reporter cannot render his own opinion that the subject has a screw loose. Sentence 2: Several people believe that Klayman is mentally ill.
Output: no
Sentence 1: That's all." Tuppence rose. Sentence 2: There's nothing else.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I was trying to decide whether or not I would clear John Cavendish at once.  Sentence 2: I cleared him because John Cavendish was not guilty of the crime.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Ok, he said. Sentence 2: Jon said that it was okay.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Later, Ca'daan couldn't say why he did what he did. Sentence 2: Afterwards, Ca'daan wasn't able to explain his actions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: PROBABLE - That which can reasonably be expected or believed to be more likely than not on the basis of available evidence or logic but which is neither certain nor proven. Sentence 2: Probable means what is certain to happen.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It's only a low-level Sim, I told myself. Sentence 2: The Sim was high-level.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I was floating, breathless. Sentence 2: I was drowning. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: you know we've been throwing paper out there away for years and we're just now getting on board to recycling ever since this big Earth Day thing came out you know Sentence 2: We're saving a lot of money by recycling so much paper.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah i don't either it makes a little bit easier i think that way Sentence 2: I think there could be an even easier way to do it.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It must have been last Wednesday why, surely yes, it was the same evening that you er fell out of my tree." Sentence 2: There is no doubt that everything happened on Wednesday.
Output: no
Sentence 1: you get much above you get much above the Texas border on in that sector sector of the map and get up into Oklahoma they've got a little bit longer winter they're catching Sentence 2: You will experience a longer winter above the Texas bored around Oklahoma.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and uh we really seem to be pleased with her and um Sentence 2: We hate him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If they don't route, we're going to die. Sentence 2: We were doomed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  In addition to following up on significant reported findings and recommendations from previous financial audits or attestation engagements, auditors should consider significant findings identified in performance audits and other studies if these findings relate to subject matter or assertions of the attestation engagement. Sentence 2: Auditors will consider the findings.
Output: no
Sentence 1: And now for the home front, said Tommy, stretching out his hand for a peach. Sentence 2: Tommy was silent and wanted an apple.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: got to be got to be part of the action here Sentence 2: want to stay out of the action
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Was that our lucky break? Sentence 2: They were grateful for that lucky break.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and uh well tell your dad that now he owes you five bucks Sentence 2: Your father needs to give you five dollars for the milk that you bought.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But he was not going to keep on protesting about the right or wrong of what happened back in town. Sentence 2: He was prepared to keep on protesting about what had happened in town.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I bolted around a corner, almost ploughing into a small family. Sentence 2: I strolled down the street.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The statistical incidence of a single death, equivalent to a product of a population risk times a population size that equals one) is estimated to be $6 million in 1999 dollars. Sentence 2: Calculating the cost of a single death is an equation developed by insurance underwriters in 1900.
Output: no
Sentence 1: so often that you know if if i have seen just a program once chances are it'll be that exact same show  if i ever decide to tune it in again Sentence 2: frequently I keep seeing the exact same program when I tune in, even if I have seen the show just once. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You give your name to one site, but choose not to give your name to another, yet unbeknownst to you, the sites are allied, and using a common cookie identification, they can share what you didn't want shared. Sentence 2: The sites are not sharing information.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: activities calculated with data collected in 1985. Sentence 2: The data was collected in 1985
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There was nothing to be done about that now. Sentence 2: Nothing can be done about the murder in the cellar now.
Output: no
Sentence 1: it's your risk do you trust your your son Sentence 2: Is your son trustworthy?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An original goal of the study was to encourage post-discharge alcohol treatment, but only 5% to 10% of study patients went to at least one treatment or Alcoholics Anonymous session. Sentence 2: The goal of the study at first was to encourage alcohol treatment after leaving the hospital. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If nothing else, it adds a timely new dimension to the hortatory reminder It's the economy, stupid. Sentence 2: The economy has nothing to do with this at all.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the meantime, we can take only meager pride in achieving a society in which interracial marriage is safe, legal and, alas, rare. Sentence 2: All marriages in our society are interracial.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and we had one child when i taught for my two year career Sentence 2: I am childless and have always worked as a maid. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Fred Hanna's in Nassau Street sells new and secondhand books, posters and old postcards, and has a good children's section. Sentence 2: Fred Hanna's is a popular child apparel store. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But the Sports Network posts Vegas odds, from the Stardust and Mirage casinos, no less. Sentence 2: The Sports Network draws in 1 million viewers everyday. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The chief had to work nights, because he wasn't as skilled as his slight colleague from the far corner of the programmers' room. Sentence 2: He got to work day shift because he was the best in the business. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  It surprises many visitors that there is only one 18-hole course in Israel, in Caesarea. Sentence 2: It surprises many visitors that there is only one 18-hole professional golf course in Israel.
Output: no
Sentence 1: America's biggest gun retailer, the chain will not fill prescriptions for the morning-after pill Preven. Sentence 2: The chain is America's largest gun retailer.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It has also led to computer security and other information technologyrelated legislation. Sentence 2: Legislation relating to computer security and other technology has arisen because of it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You will also find the grave of Greyfriars Bobby, just beside the main entrance. Sentence 2: The grave of Greyfriars Bobby is next to the entrance.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Don't look down. Sentence 2: There is a long fall.
Output: no
Sentence 1: we did we did last night uh some real massive thunderstorms Sentence 2: There was no thunderstorm last night.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Their religion included elements of Hinduism such as Shiva's phallic lingam and his sacred bull, Nandi, before the Brahmanic Indo-Aryans arrived. Sentence 2: Their religion was compatible with many other religions.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: so what kind of benefits do do you have in your job that you think is uh very important Sentence 2: How is it that you have no benefits where you work?
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: There are three churches in the town.
Output: no
Sentence 1: uh-huh oh i liked Platoon it was all right but i didn't see Wall Street Sentence 2:  I saw Wall Street and Platoon.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But if, on the other hand, it was John, the whole thing was explained quite naturally." Sentence 2: If it was John, it was easy to understand the whole thing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah and uh you know we're from uh originally from Louisville Kentucky and they've got a fairly decent ball club down there Sentence 2: We are from Louisville and they have a pretty good ball club down there.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I didn't know what I was going to do. Sentence 2: I had a clear plan of what to do next, and moved swiftly to perform it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Late in the book, Lewis remarks bitterly on press coverage that referred to Bond as light-skinned, dashing, erudite, articulate and to Lewis as short, squat, thick-necked, balding, dark, scowling, a sharecropper's son. Sentence 2: Lewis is short and balding.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: While the empirical basis for adjusting the $6 million VSL for many of these factors does not yet exist, a thorough discussion of these uncertainties is included in EPA's Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses (U.S. Sentence 2: The VSL is worth the amount of $6 million.
Output: no
Sentence 1: First, we don't know that Maxwell would have found another  Without Joan, he might have struck out that night. Sentence 2: We know that Maxwell would have done it without 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You can view him as the classic case of the doomed artist, his genius and self-destruction bound up together. Sentence 2: Being both a genius and self-destructive, you might see him as a classic doomed artist case.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh we've got lots of Mobil Sentence 2: We have more Mobil than we need. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Those who wear glasses will appreciate the Strip location of Optica of Las Vegas a full service optometry shop that can repair eyewear, provide exams, and set visitors up with a new set of prescription glasses or contact lenses all within a day or two. Sentence 2: Those who wear glasses will like that there is an optometry shop on the Strip in case they have an eye emergency while on vacation.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Please send some of those animal dollars our way and neuter these poor neglected creatures ... Sentence 2: Please neuter the poor neglected animals.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be provided for you at government expense. Sentence 2: The government will assign a lawyer to you for free if you cannot afford one.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Padua (Padova) Sentence 2: Padua can also be pronounced Padova.
Output: no
Sentence 1: All footpaths are clearly marked. Sentence 2: After a number of hikers were lost one year, they thought the markers would help prevent that from happening again.
Output: no
Sentence 1: A guided boat trip will also give an excellent introduction, displaying in leisurely fashion ' and with informative commentary ' sites including the Eiffel Tower, the Palais de Chaillot and Trocad??ro Gardens, the Grand and Petit Palais, the Palais Bourbon, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and of course many of the beautiful bridges. Sentence 2: Commentary on the Eiffel Tower can be received on guided boat trips.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: they are paying for it and and the and the just the quality of care is not as good either Sentence 2: The quality of care is just as good. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Consequently, GAO monitors agencies' progress in implementing these recommendations. Sentence 2: The implementation of recommendations is monitored by GAO.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: No matter what I ended up doing, I think I would have found some way within that profession to do public work, because that's what I was taught, Zelon said.  Sentence 2: This is like using the postition as a banker to help make regulations better for the public.
Output: no
Sentence 1: However, at the organizations we studied, as at federal agencies, security is often a collateral duty, rather than a full-time job, and the individuals assigned frequently have limited technical expertise. Sentence 2: Security is the biggest thing they focus on.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I must be going mad even to think of such a thing… ." Monstrous yet it explained everything… . Sentence 2: This is the best thought I have had.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: you don't get is it less boring than the bicycle or not Sentence 2: Is the bicycle boring?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: While Americans returning home must pay 10% duty on everything above $600 worth of purchases made abroad, the US customs levy added to the price of an item may still come to less than what the purchases would cost in Boston or Chicago. Sentence 2: US customs charges a fee based on purchases made.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Fix it!  "I'll try," Hanson agreed doubtfully. Sentence 2: Hanson said he wasn't even going to try and fix it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: From slaves' dreams of being transported magically back to Africa to Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon , the idea of a miraculous exodus has loomed large in black American narratives. Sentence 2: Toni Morrison's book "Song of Solomon" involved slaves returning to Africa.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Last week, Gelbard called the KLA a terrorist group . The Clinton administration has tried to play it both ways on Kosovo. Sentence 2: The KLA was called a terrorist group last week by Gelbard. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um it looks more like a crab Sentence 2: It looks kind of like a crab. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh yeah you're bound to all kinds of phones and clocks and and uh here's more jewelry and oh there's even pictures and little porcelain things to put on a coffee table oh here's some brass animals brass candlesticks they're pretty so i'm sure you'd find something Sentence 2: I think you would like the jewelry the best.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The narrow streets bordering the river are full of interesting antique stores, coffee shops, and restaurants. Sentence 2: The wide streets are filled with many book stores.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Inside are three huge gold-lacquered statues, representing three different manifestations of the Buddha. Sentence 2: There are statues showing different aspects of the Buddha.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah just something like that for you know uh end of the evening type of thing but uh Sentence 2: Just something to use had the end of the night.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The big colt was nervous, tending to dance sideways, tossing his head high. Sentence 2: The colt was not nervous at all.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The first challenge for implementing recommended screening and interventions for problem drinking in emergency settings involves convincing staff of the importance and efficacy of such interventions. Sentence 2: The first problem for finding problem drinkers is getting all the patients to understand interventions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I'm just saying that Bayliss and probably Helms maybe others will be waiting, just as the captain promised. Sentence 2: The captain promised that Bayliss would be waiting.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Now don't get me wrong. Sentence 2: Please do not misunderstand what I am saying.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Inevitably, reporters run out real questions and start asking McCain why he likes talking to them so much. Sentence 2: McCain is always trying to avoid the media.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: From viewing stations alongside other pits, you can watch on-going excavations and view the amalgamated bones of the unfortunate prehistoric beasts that perished here. Sentence 2: Excavations at the tar pits are ongoing,
Output: yes
Sentence 1: U.S. immigration law permits spouses of American citizens to become American citizens with only a few exceptions, such as sham marriages undertaken for the purpose of obtaining citizenship. Sentence 2: Other than rare cases, immigrant spouses of American citizens are unable to become U.S. citizens.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: What will we do? asked Adrin. Sentence 2: Adrin asked, what will we do?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Postal Service has the advantage of being able to deliver these advertisements to all addresses, while newspapers usually (but not always) deliver inserts just to their subscribers. Sentence 2: The Postal Service's resources are much more attractive.
Output: no
Sentence 1: DI protects disabled workers and their dependents from loss of income, and had fiscal year 2000 outlays of $54. Sentence 2: DI pays individual families one dollar per month, if they qualify.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Three more riders came behind them. Sentence 2: Behind them, came three more riders.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um really nice i bet i bet yeah the interesting thing about public TV is it's not public around here you have to have cable to get it Sentence 2: Even though it's called public TV, you still need cable to watch it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Philosophers and theologians try to answer these questions, but smart politicians rewrite them. Sentence 2: Philosophers try to answer questions.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Which is not to say that youthful idealism collapsed with the incredible inflation of private law firm salaries. Sentence 2: There is a huge inflation of salaries at private firms.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I was violently excited.  Sentence 2: I needed to leave. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Another NYU video  NYU's Project on Media Ownership, under the direction of journalism Professor Mark Crispin Miller, recently completed a study of the effects of local television news on the civic life of Baltimore. Sentence 2: Professor Mark Crispin is a journalism professor at NYU.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Choosing a black over a better-qualified white is still racial preference, even if they both are qualified in the absolute sense. Sentence 2: Picking someone just because they are black is still racism but it is more acceptable.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Since then, almost 3,700 more drawings have been completed. Sentence 2: Since then, nobody could finish a drawing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh-huh uh-huh we have some people that have done their lawns and and uh Sentence 2: Some people decorated their lawns for Christmas time. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: At home, his authoritarian rule required a brutal police force. Sentence 2: The leader was a close friend of Adolf Hitler.
Output: no
Sentence 1: At 5 o'clock, an hour later, she uses almost the same words, but the standpoint is different.  Sentence 2: At 5'oclock, she is asked the exact same question again.
Output: no
Sentence 1: One decided to write three different articles (four columns each) for a modest contribution to cover the costs of a cousin's son's trip abroad. Sentence 2: The cousin was headed to their favorite destination: New Zealand.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Lying to the north of Huntington Beach is the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, a salt marsh that harbors more than 300 types of birds, which you can see along a 11.2-mile (21.2-km) loop trail. Sentence 2: Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve offers a harbor to less than 50 types of birds.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Finally, at the end of a long day, take the cable car to the top of Mt. Inasa, 332 m (1,089 ft) high, for a dramatic sunset view of Nagasaki and its harbor as city lights begin to sparkle. Sentence 2: The top of Mt Inasa has a great sunset view of Nagasaki.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: One heads west to Vale do Paraiso, the other northeast to Eira de Fora. Sentence 2: One leads to Eira de Fora if you go northeast, the other will bring you west to Vale de Paraiso.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Meet the blacksmith and tell him we will meet him tomorrow to show him what we need. Sentence 2: Tell the blacksmith we don't want to do any business with him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At some point, reducing federal unified deficits or maintaining unified surpluses at the expense of federal R&amp;D and education spending raises concerns about future workers' skills, technological advancement, and, thus, economic growth. Sentence 2: The skills of future workers are one of the issues that arise when the loss of education funding is discussed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but i really like the Hondas i like foreign cars a lot Sentence 2: I like foreign cars because of my father, he used to drive a Honda
Output: no
Sentence 1: It's going to be a short race if Bradley won't bump back. Sentence 2: Bradley is not a popular candidate and will drop out. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: They must then measure their performance against the goals they have set and report publicly on how Sentence 2: Their goals are set annually in a committee meeting.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The church has granite statues of Jesus and the Apostles adorning its porch. Sentence 2: There were no statues in the church.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i agree with your parents Sentence 2: I agree with my sister.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well i'm an environmental engineer Sentence 2: I graduated from Environmental Engineering in 2012
Output: no
Sentence 1: Henry liked flowers that could make a lady squeal. Sentence 2: Henry hates flowers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Every Friday, 20,000 people get a print-out version of Slate delivered to them by e-mail. Sentence 2: On Friday 20,000 people are forced to get a version of Slate via e-mail.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Another bout of progress occurred in 1994 when a peace agreement was signed with Jordan, leading to the opening of the southern Eilat-Aqaba and Arava border routes. Sentence 2: A peace agreement with Jordan was signed in 1994.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well i think  i think my best part actually is chipping or at least it was last year i haven't been out this year it's kind of been uh kind of strange i hadn't been able to get out yet but uh my biggest problem is staying in the fairway Sentence 2: Last year my strong suit was chipping, I haven't been able to golf yet this year but hope to soon.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The woman said, in low, hurried tones, "Really, dear, cook's that upset. Sentence 2: The woman said the cook was happy and had finished lunch.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: so people don't have the discretionary incomes that they had you know overtime has been cut back a lot in certain areas Sentence 2: People have more discretionary incomes now than they used to have.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah  i like that and i like L A Law and i like Thirty Something Sentence 2: L A Law and Thirty Something are my favorites.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Initiating discussions on information security risks with business managers and conducting defined risk assessment procedures. Sentence 2: We are initiating discussions about IT risks with managers.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Because it is a win-at-all-costs war to restore military prestige, Russian generals have shown utter indifference to civilian casualties and a willingness to lie to retain popular support. Sentence 2: Russian generals have assassinated many people in the past.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Such access generally includes the ability to make and retain copies of the evidence. Sentence 2: Copies of evidence should never be removed from the archives.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Hindus' Ancestors Sentence 2: The Hindu's have very large families.
Output: no
Sentence 1: you know i hated everything at the time i just hated Mexican food i'd i'd love to go to some place like that now where it's you know a real Mexican restaurant and see if i like it Sentence 2: I love Italian food and I want to eat it all the time.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: are they over five hundred Sentence 2: If they are over five hundred they will not get a good draft pick.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I might have gotten carried away with being Franklin...but still, in the back of my head, there had always been this house to return to. Sentence 2: I liked being Franklin but knew I could go back to the house.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Are they at least getting you to the ferries on time? Sentence 2: There is a question as to whether or not they will be getting you to the ferries on time. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That "last link" he talked about was still lacking.  Sentence 2: The last link he spoke of was nowhere to be found.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Others soon joined the zinc rush. Sentence 2: Zinc cost a lot of money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: You wouldn't have a chance. Sentence 2: The odds would be in your favor.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This transparency demonstrates the importance that the government places on the need for change and openly communicates performance results. Sentence 2: The government deems important the need for change because progress starts with change.
Output: no
Sentence 1: TABLE 2. NATIONAL INTERLABORATORY STUDY OF CHRONIC TOXICITY TEST PRECISION, 2000: PRECISION OF RESPONSES USING EFFLUENT, RECEIVING WATER, AND REFERENCE TOXICANT SAMPLE TYPES1. Sentence 2: There was a study of chronic toxicity test precision.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Some are carried by the wind, sometimes hundreds of miles, across state and national borders. Sentence 2: They are sometimes carried to different countries by the wind.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In Newsweek , for example, Stuart Taylor Jr. spends an entire column proposing and defending a better question than the media have asked Bush so  Would you seek long prison terms for today's 18-year-olds for doing what you say you may or may not have done as a young man--and when you now suggest that whatever you did was a mere youthful indiscretion, and thus irrelevant to your candidacy? Sentence 2: In regards to Bush's candidacy, some  magazines are questioning Bush on his prison policies based on his own youthful experiences. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh we are now a legitimate player in the in the in the game because we came in with a certain amount of force and we you know we defeated you know Iran couldn't do it in seven years and we went in and did in in seven days what Iran couldn't do in seven years you know so Sentence 2: We are not a player in this game.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Ca'daan had affixed the leather blinders his uncle had given him and across they went. Sentence 2: Ca'daan had been given a lot of gifts by his uncle.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yes uh-huh that's that's fairly recent i don't know how recent but fairly recent in the state of Texas before that it was uh death by electrocution Sentence 2: Before this new addition, death by electrocution was used.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: for right now i'm trying to get out Sentence 2: I need to get out in order to protect my sanity.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Lying some 1,100 miles northwest of Honolulu, Midway is an atoll comprised of a few tiny islands. Sentence 2: There's an atoll of some tiny islands about 1,100 miles from Honolulu. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: EPA held a public hearing on March 31, 1995, in Washington, DC, and received more than 283 written comments. Sentence 2: There was a public hearing held by the EPA in March of 1995 and many people had things to say about it.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It's an awe-inspiring sight, but beware of the sheer drop, especially on a windy day. Sentence 2: The sheer drop doesn't exist anymore.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Huge percentages of the population are priced out of the legal system. Sentence 2: The majority of the people do not qualify.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The gateway to the gardens of the mausoleum can be admired as a masterpiece in its own right, with noble marble arches, the domed kiosks on the four corner turrets, and two rows of 11 small chhattri (umbrella-domes) just above the entrance. Sentence 2: The gateway is nothing special.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Chen Jia Ci, the Chen Family Institute (open daily 8:30am 5pm), was built in the late 19th century to promote arts and crafts. Sentence 2: The purpose of the Chen Family Institute was the promotion of arts and crafts.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well i used to own a home and when i owned my house i had a small yard and a small front yard and a small backyard then i cut the grass but i sold it so now i live in an apartment Sentence 2: I live in a house with the small front and backyard.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and that line being of of uh you know a a a a planet that's going to be able to continue to live or it's gradually already dying and it will not be renewable i mean we may have crossed that line Sentence 2: We might have crossed the line where we can live on this planet.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but uh but i i'd just love to be able to go to a party or something and sit down at the piano and bang out music Sentence 2: I want to impress others with my talent.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Then he was alone in his mind with his memories--mostly of the last day when he'd still been alive. Sentence 2: He was in a crowded room playing poker with his memories. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: After all, Mother Ganga, however sacred, is also just a river. Sentence 2: The Ganga River is widely regarded as sacred by several different faiths.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Senate race in New York, but not before he had had a conversation with Johnson in which he admitted his own insecurities about making the race. Sentence 2: Johnson had placed a rather large wager on the results of the election.
Output: no
Sentence 1: well that's good that you have the savings to get into Sentence 2: You didn't save a penny, and now you can't get into anything.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh-huh yeah right right definitely when it's cool well have you done much camping around Texas Sentence 2: Have you taken many camping trips in Texas?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Judging from the quantity recovered, she must have taken not less than three-quarters of a grain of strychnine, but probably one grain or slightly over.  Sentence 2: She must have taken just a bit of strychnine.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The temple complex quickly became Kyoto's main center of Shingon Buddhism, which it remains today. Sentence 2: The temple complex became Kytoto's main center.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Wait a minute, said Tommy. Sentence 2: Tommy asked her to wait.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I saw a path at the side of the road. Sentence 2: I noticed there was a path by the road.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Institut de France, handsome home of the august Acad???­mie Francaise, is on the Quai Conti by the Pont des Arts. Sentence 2: The Institut de Spain is home of the august Acad???mie Francaise.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The labor movement was founded on the idea that the market is sometimes a threat to liberty--not just because of low wages but also because the market form of organization itself disables a certain form of freedom. Sentence 2: The labor movement was formed to protect from low wages and freedom.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Ido feel, however, some anxiety in this situation. Sentence 2: I feel some calmness in this situation.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The town's central focus was the most elaborate Jantar Mantar observatory, which was the final fruit of his labors and begun in Delhi . Sentence 2: Almost 200,000 people visit the observatory annually.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But Subia is no stranger to helping people. Sentence 2: Subia is very familiar with providing assistance. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The uncertainty about how these mobile source rules will be implemented in the future contributes to uncertainty in both the Base Case and the Clear Skies Act profile. Sentence 2: The uncertainty about the mobile source rules will be addressed in the future.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The solicitation document used in negotiatedRequest for procurements to communicate governmentProposals (RFP) requirements and to solicit proposals. Sentence 2: The document used in requests is leading to increased communication between government requirements and businesses. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Surrounded by acres of farmland hewn from the hard desert, the adobe fort became a focal point for the development of Las Vegas for the next fifty years. Sentence 2: The adobe fort is a place in Nevada and is surrounded by water.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You think? There was a moment of deep thought on the seventh step of the titanium ladder. Sentence 2: He was thinking about eating food.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Start out from the center, the heart of medieval Florence, on the street named after the drapers' guild, the Via Caleala. Sentence 2: Via Caleala was founded in the 15th century.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The bandit's blade swung again but Vrenna countered. Sentence 2: Then, Vrenna swung and landed her sword in the bandits back. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: um i've got one question for you i you say you take the newspaper Sentence 2: I have a question for you about the newspaper.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: so do you do you like watching it though i mean Sentence 2: I know you like playing it but you hate watching it on TV or in person.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: TV demos capture neither the exhilaration nor the fear, conveying instead the smug fatuity of some second-unit director who believes social change is for saps; DGA cards are for winners. Sentence 2: Splashed across the TV demos is a clear sense of exhilaration and fear.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The stubborn Americans came back again in 1853, with Commodore Matthew Perry bringing for the shogun (whom he mistook for the emperor) a polite but insistent letter from President Millard Fillmore and a promise to return the next year, with a bigger squadron, for a positive response. Sentence 2: The Americans weren't stubborn, knew who the emperor was, and came to peaceful negotiations.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah they did good last night last night they had like a hundred and something to eighty so they they was playing real good last night Sentence 2: The team played well last night; they won by a hundred and something to eighty. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He reported that CAGE performed best, with a sensitivity of 84 percent, for a DSM-IV diagnosis of alcohol dependence. Sentence 2: For achieving a DSM-IV diagnosis for alcohol dependence, he said CAGE performed best, with a sensitivity of 84 percent.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and it seems like uh um we're catching all their residue i'm not sure if it's kerosene or what that's dropping but other than that you know we don't have the unless we're catching it from the midwest the emissions  yeah from the power plants Sentence 2: Power plants emit a lot of residue that we end up catching.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah well  like i say it just uh i i enjoy doing it i wished i had more time to do it but hopefully i can get up a retirement here before too much longer and then Sentence 2: I enjoy doing it and hope to retire soon so I will have more time for it. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The struggle between concise code and bloated code plays out under the threat of a deadline. Sentence 2: There is some sort of struggle between different kinds of code.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Deductions for State and local property taxes on homes $22,140 Sentence 2: The deductions and local property taxes were over $30,000. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um-hum uh we're going to breed her with a champion so we'll be able to get uh probably around two fifty for the kittens Sentence 2: We are going to try to get about two fifty for the kittens.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: His friendship is important to me, and I take those duties seriously. Sentence 2: I value this friendship and I work hard to maintain it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: With so much news and so little News Quiz, many stories get neglected. Sentence 2: There is so little news that no story gets neglected.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Our powerful, multipurpose computers will continue to become even more powerful, but as they acquire new skills--like voice recognition--their appeal will be limited by their price. Sentence 2: Our computers will be even stronger and able to process 10 pages at once.
Output: no
Sentence 1: well it's uh it's really both i'm certainly driven by the desire to maintain my weight and be healthy and be in shape and uh and most of the time i enjoy it sometimes i don't but i feel that uh that the discipline it affords me when i do it when i don't wanna is also worth something Sentence 2: "Most of the time maintaining my weight and being healthy makes me happy, but it's not something I put in my online journal."
Output: no
Sentence 1: Also, one would expect increased similarity in their rate structures. Sentence 2: An individual can expect the rate structure similarity to rise.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I'm Reese Topham, owner of this oasis, he introduced himself. Sentence 2: The owner's name was Thomas Topham.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Almost double nominal increase in aggregate household telephones services expenditures from 1986 to 1994. Sentence 2: Household telephone service expenditures fell dramatically during this time period.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: you're better off not to have your seatbelt on if it's just a seatbelt we have a van that uh just has seat belts in the back doesn't have a shoulder harness Sentence 2: You should always wear your seatbelt. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Increasing relative price of USPS postal delivery services Sentence 2: Upping comparative price of USPS postal delivery services. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Four restaurants ranging from Jamaican and Japanese to low-calorie, stir-fried specialties and international cuisine. Sentence 2: The best cuisine is the Jamaican king shrimp.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Day Trips from Dublin Sentence 2: Trips from Dublin to nearby areas.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: South of the main temple complex you will find the Sacred Lake, used in ceremonial processions. Sentence 2: The Sacred lake is located to the north of the temple complex. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A library with the maximum allowable e-rate subsidy of 90 percent would still find itself paying a monthly Internet bill of $186. Sentence 2: A library has a maximum subsidy of 90% for utilities.
Output: no
Sentence 1: If you value the time, effort, and craft that goes into these items, the price is likely to seem reasonable. Sentence 2: The price is unreasonable any way you look at it, you'd have to be crazy to buy it.
Output: yes