niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: The intervention led to a small change in bike helmet use and a slightly larger change in seat belt use, but it did not lead to changes in alcohol variables or weapon carrying. Sentence 2: The intervention helped saved a lot of different lives. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: i don't know could be the t he economic still You know the there's the poverty level is certainly uh you know much worse in the Latin American countries i mean you can say that about Africa too i think it has something to do with the poverty level because Africa is certainly not a Catholic uh country and yet Sentence 2: Africa is a country.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 'I think that'll do for the present, sister,'   Sentence 2: You know that it is sufficient, sister.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: The dry ditches in front, however, date from the 1650s. Sentence 2: The ditches are 400 years old.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In those cases where challenges and risks are addressed, agencies use a variety of approacHe's, including setting goals and measures directly linked to the management challenges and program risks, establishing goals and measures that are indirectly related to the challenges and risks, or laying out strategies to address them. Sentence 2: Goals and measures are important and so are the strategies.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Bing Crose stayed here in room 18 to be exact on one of his trips to England; he used it as a base for a few days of fly-fishing. Sentence 2: Fly-fishing was a hobby of Bing Crose, he loved that sport.
Output: no
Sentence 1: These Commandments form the structure for a number of the world's great religions. Sentence 2: Christianity was based on these Commandments.
Output: no
Sentence 1: i thought that's the only one that the government does use so Sentence 2: The government uses several different types.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There was no need to introduce it.  Sentence 2: It's introduction was not necessary.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: You can obtain a complete schedule of events from the tourist office on the Champs-Elysees. Sentence 2: The only thing you'll be able to get at the tourist office is coffee. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Come along, breakfast's not cleared away yet, and they'll make you some fresh tea." He turned to me.  Sentence 2: I want to talk to you, let's get some tea.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They have transformed boys' incomplete penises into vaginas, then treated the patients with female hormones). Sentence 2: They performed sex change operations with hormone therapy afterwards.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Gourmets award Macau high marks for dependable Chinese cooking with an exotic Portuguese food and wines. Sentence 2: People come from all around the world to try Macau's unique taste on Chinese fusion cooking.
Output: no
Sentence 1: As evidence of this, she painstakingly detailed Clinton's electoral assets state by state, in the Northeast, Midwest, and West. Sentence 2: There was never a thorough account of Clinton's electoral assests.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The museum describes how other Christians were boiled alive in 1615 at the nearby Unzen hot springs. Sentence 2: Christians were boiled alive in 1615 for sharing their faith.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and that just seems ridiculous Sentence 2: It is ridiculous.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They simply are!  Sentence 2: They might be more.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: Another way to generate profits is to buy up hospitals cheap--though regulation and competition have made it harder to lowball purchase prices. Sentence 2: Buying hospitals cheap helps generate profits most of the time.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Then they disappeared. Sentence 2: They vanished.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On the left side of the main highway you will find the Gymnasium complex. Sentence 2: You can see the Gymnasium complex on the left-hand side of the highway.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The wives of these gods also have numerous names and attributes. Sentence 2: The wives of these gods do not have their own names and attributes. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and i guess that's when you get into relationships and people people are attracted to people who compliment them most often i mean they say opposites attract and i'm not too sure i believe that very much but uh i think that people when they get into relationships you know if there's somebody who like like if you got two people who hate to cook they're going to eat out all the time and that you know that's not that big a deal but you know if you get somebody who likes to cook and someone who doesn't like to cook then the person who doesn't who doesn't like to cook probably likes to do something else you know so i think that people end up i think that that women are more diverse now than they ever were as far as what they have learned and what they're capable of and and uh what they're willing to do and so i feel like it you know that men have gotten to be that way too they've gotten a little bit more relaxed in their thinking about uh women and you know what they expect of them so i think that you know it's a slow evolution but i think it's it's it's a good process i think it's it's working you know there are still people who men who believe that women should be home you know all day Sentence 2: People tend to be more attracted to those who offer many compliments.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Among Lumet's defenders are the Los Angles Times ' Kevin Thomas, who says the director makes the unlikely plot twists believable the old-fashioned  through interaction with a screen full of strongly drawn, fully dimensioned, psychologically valid characters. Sentence 2: Lumet's movie are generally very straightforward with no twists. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  The funding restriction violates the First Amendment. Sentence 2: Funding restriction is against the 1st amendment 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: then we decided to have kids Sentence 2: Then we chose to have children of our own.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An' when our boys licked up a nest of th' varmints why, we'd taken us a mess o' respectable Yank 'Irregulars,' 'cordin' to their story. Sentence 2: Their story was completely fake.
Output: no
Sentence 1: About four, I should say, sir. Sentence 2: About four. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: These intriguing horseshoe-shaped valleys nestle like narrow amphi?­theaters against abrupt rocky cliffs, making rewarding destinations for a pleasant day's hike. Sentence 2: One can hike to narrow horseshoe-shaped valleys in a day.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Community legal education prevents small problems from getting worse and reduces the strain on our legal system. Sentence 2: Small problems are prevented from growing by community legal education.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Quite right. Inglethorp nodded.  Sentence 2: Inglethorp signaled his agreement.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Give me their sight as well, said Jon. Sentence 2: Jon wanted their sight, too.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This area is lined with handsome, 19th-century colonial government buildings, their brilliant white evocative of the era one hundred years ago. Sentence 2: The buildings in the area have amazing steeples and bells.
Output: no
Sentence 1: That is the feeling that makes the children take out the broken tea pot and empty jam tin. Sentence 2: There's nothing that can motivate a child to take out a broken tea pot. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For the Clear Skies benefits analysis, we do not have the time or resources to conduct primary economic research targeted at the specific air pollution-related benefits provided. Sentence 2: There is ample amount of time and resources to conduct research targeted at the air pollution-related benefits provided.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In that instance, the public was probably expressing disapproval of the press. Sentence 2: Over 75% of the public surveyed said they disapproved of the press during that period of time.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The sights below were out of a ghoul's bacchanalia. Sentence 2: It looked like a ghoul's bacchanalia down there.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The library itself includes copies of the Koran and codices dating from the second century b.c. Sentence 2: Copies of the Koran in the library were dated from the second century b.c.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: so i but that that's interesting i have a um uh a friend who is a planner Sentence 2: My friend Mary is a planner, so that sounds interesting.
Output: no
Sentence 1: so i mean it's boring Sentence 2: so it's really engaging
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Among the most notable churches are the Cathedrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul, which took centuries to complete; the Eglise Saint-Nizier, recognizable by its gaudy tile roof; and the Basilique Saint-Urbain. Sentence 2: The Eglise Saind-Nizier has a gaudy tile roof.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But there are plenty of things for dollar-wielding visitors to buy now that private enterprise is permitted on a limited scale. Sentence 2: Private enterprise is not permitted.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This parallel obsession elicited the interesting suggestion, from the critic Maurice Tuchman, that both animals (especially sacrificed animals) and uniformed domestics were scapegoats of sorts. Sentence 2: Tuchman did not suggest anything related to animals.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: (The Johnson and Nixon presidencies are only the most salient examples of this truth. Sentence 2: Nixon and Johnson are very different.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But Dave Hanson's at least five inches shorter and fifty pounds lighter, too. Sentence 2: Dave Hanson is larger than everyone. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Idiot, says Alan Dershowitz on Late Edition . He forfeited attorney-client confidentiality and thereby compromised his client's rights by volunteering too much of his conversations with Lewinsky on the shows. Sentence 2: Lewinsky's legal counsel substantially hurt her by mismanaging her case.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In addition, the boilermaker's shipbuilding division has about 30,000 members45 who, depending upon industry conditions, could move over to the construction division quickly. Sentence 2: Boilermakers are generally trained to do both construction and shipbuilding because there's little difference in the jobs.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah it should be over and done with Sentence 2: It should never end. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Prominent Unionist M.P. Sentence 2: The MP was a prominent unionist.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Efforts at making this direct linkage were often very limited. Sentence 2: Efforts to make this connected were limited to the local governments. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: the um-hum well i lived in New York for a long time so Texas is Texas weather is quite uh different for me Sentence 2: Texas weather is very different from the weather in New York.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Due to their lack of awareness of their problem, these patients are unlikely to present for treatment on their own. Sentence 2: They are not aware of their problems.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Never just very. Sentence 2: Not always just very. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: No, you are right, he said, "it is not as though there was a blood tie.  Sentence 2: He has thought this matter through a lot.
Output: no
Sentence 1: But they draft the applications in a way to say that these facts meet the requirements, and by the time the application reaches the court, it is unlikely that the court really gets to notice deficiencies. Sentence 2: The facts have no requirements necessary to meet.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: RCED also examined the results of these efforts and highlighted priority areas for further improvement, such as better information on results for internal management purposes. Sentence 2: RCED did not examine the results.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: CHAPTER 5: NONFEDERAL PHYSICAL PROPERTY STANDARD Sentence 2: Chapter 5 describes federal physical property standards
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Jordan kept struggling. Sentence 2: Jordan kept fighting.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: pickup so they did say that you had to put it out within i think it was uh three weeks after Christmas and Sentence 2: Put it in the yellow bags provided so it can be identified for pickup.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Nearby, with a pyramidal roof, is the impressive Tomb of Zechariah (though it's unclear whether this is Zechariah the prophet or Zechariah the father of John the Baptist). Sentence 2: The tomb of Zechariah has a round roof.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: His words hung in the night before Adrin spoke. Sentence 2: Adrin after him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Based on the cost benefit analysis performed by EPA, the rule will not impose an intergovernmental mandate because there are no enforceable duties on State, local Sentence 2: The EPA refused to perform a cost benefit analysis as the EPA felt it wouldn't provide any value.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This next little fact, no!  Sentence 2: No more facts. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Bennett assumes Bush himself wouldn't know--and couldn't be expected to know--that someone named Bork wrote the book Slouching Toward Gomorrah that Bush referred to. Sentence 2: Bennett expected Bush to know who wrote the book Slouching Toward Gomorrah.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A message from Michael  Most college guides privilege corporate values, treating education like a commodity. Sentence 2: College value education for the importance of it and seek the best guides towards it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: LSC also solicited input from leaders in the area of intake systems and presented the draft characteristics during a workshop on Best Practices at the March ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference. Sentence 2: LSC also solicited input from leaders in the area of intake systems.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i bet it was Sentence 2: I bet it was not.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: One rather formidable group of mailers whose members will benefit mightily from the Commission's recommendations, the periodicals mailers, pointed out in a press statement that the overall average increase for First-Class mail was much smaller than the average increase for mail their members send. Sentence 2: Periodicals mailers never say a word in the press statements.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He commands but also he serves. Sentence 2: He is both a commander and a servant.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Supplementary T and A records, containing information not previously discussed, shall be completed and maintained. Sentence 2: T and A records always contain information that has been discussed before.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I saw you roll out of your saddle back in Tennessee. Sentence 2: I also saw you roll out of your saddle in Virginia.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Under the rate levels of the most recently completed rate case, eliminating the preferred categories would yield about onethird of a billion dollars in additional revenue. Sentence 2: There is no projected revenue increase as a result of eliminating the preferred categories.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A, what do you have to say about what Mr. B just said? Sentence 2: Mr. B did not say anything.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and i enjoy doing that it's just the same old thing it's just getting the time to do it Sentence 2: I find this too repetitive so I don't enjoy doing it even when I have the time to do it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On this measure, the Dow Jones industrial average of 6,000 today is only 60 percent of the DJIA of 30 years ago, when it hit 1,000. Sentence 2: The Dow is easily compared to 30 years ago.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In 1995, Willey took revenge on a lover named Shaun Docking by faking a pregnancy and miscarriage and asking Steele to lie about it. Sentence 2: Willey wanted to hurt Shaun Docking for breaking up with her.
Output: no
Sentence 1: it's like doctors in lawsuits you know they're kind of fearful of everything Sentence 2: Doctors don't get caught up in lawsuits
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Pundit Central demands an independent-counsel investigation of this pundit malfeasance. Sentence 2: The pundits' wrongdoing was so egregious and evil that even Pundit Central was demanding they be investigated.
Output: no
Sentence 1: He was quite unstoppable. Sentence 2: There wasn't anything that could stop him.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Until the highway construction in the modern era, access to the jungle interior had been and in some cases, still is only by river. Sentence 2: Every place in the jungle is serviced by highways and large airports. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well i'm more more interested in the long-term effects than the short-term effects in terms of uh balancing budget and so forth um Sentence 2: By focusing on the impact over the longer term, it'll become easier to shape better policy.
Output: no
Sentence 1: That's why the chief food technician in the leading dairy cooperative in the country was reclining behind a giant mixing vat and desperately wanted to forget about the negative stimuli on his nerve cells caused by the 83 kilograms of his body. Sentence 2: The chief food technician wants to remember the positive stimuli that was caused from his body.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A Drain on Defense? Sentence 2: The main drain on defense is money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: end up having to take it somewhere Sentence 2: We did not take it anywhere. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um-hum yeah true kind of short Sentence 2: We may need to make it a little longer.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and and if they don't like the way we do it just get off our don't worry about it and i think Sentence 2: The way we do it has always worked in the past.
Output: no
Sentence 1: You then eventually rejoin the N74 at Clos de Vougeot. Sentence 2: Clos de Vougeot is where you rejoin the N74.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: FEDERAL ENTITIES (UNITS, COMPONENTS) - See entity. Sentence 2: federal groups
Output: yes
Sentence 1: is that a U S territory though Sentence 2: That's a U.S. territory, right?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Performance improvements cited included increased efficiency and improved customer satisfaction. Sentence 2: A lot of customers said they would recommend the product to a friend.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It was Warm's secret that the majority of his time outside of the company, he also spent behind a desk. Sentence 2: Isn't it obvious that Warm doesn't even have a desk.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Unfortunately, the public was not enthusiastic, the funding ran out, and the project was abandoned, giving the monument its other Scotland's Disgrace.  Sentence 2: The public should have been excited and paid for this.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: They did little to protect against the Kal's attacks anyway. Sentence 2: They used disguises to protect against Kal's attacks.
Output: no
Sentence 1: she's ready to get off into it but you know i like i just like getting out being in the outdoors and i'm a hunter and a fisher anyway but you know i i you know at least i can get out and play a few hours of golf and Sentence 2: I like spending time outdoors, hunting or fishing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There are 10 golf courses on Mallorca, three of which are 9-hole, the rest 18-hole. Sentence 2: The 18 hole golf courses get more use than the 9 hole ones.
Output: no
Sentence 1: France's Na?­tion?­al Archives are kept here in an 18th-century mansion, the H??tel de Soubise, fronted by a vast horseshoe-shaped courtyard. Sentence 2: No one knows where France's National Archive lies
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and everybody else that i've talked to has been right around here Sentence 2: The other people feel the same way around here.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Individual employers were aware as claims were pursued against them after their former H-2A workers had left the United States. Sentence 2: Claims were pursued against individual employers after their former H-2A workers had left the United States.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: agency to comment is determined on a facts-and-circumstances basis. Sentence 2: Which agency comments is determined by the President.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The best way to see them is to start on the seventh floor and work down. Sentence 2: The best way to look at them is to start at the bottom and work your way up.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This is the millennium of the West, concludes the special year-end issue, which is by far the best of the millennial mags. Sentence 2: The West has won awards for best millennial magazine.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Since the business case in DOD places very little premium on meeting cost and schedule targets, but a very high premium on performance, programs succeed at the point where sunk costs make it difficult-if not prohibitive-for decision makers to cancel them. Sentence 2: Meeting schedule targets is something the DOD places a high premium on.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Could the strychnine have been administered in Mrs. Inglethorp's after-dinner coffee which was taken to her by her husband? Sentence 2: Could Mrs. Inglethorp's husband have taken her coffee that was administered with the strychnine?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: shall we say sympathy you know he did this but you know why did he do this is there is there a basis for it Sentence 2: He didn't do anything.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Indians' Mumbai is also epitomized by the promenade of Marine Drive, around Back Bay from Nariman Point to the residential area of Malabar Hill. Sentence 2: Malabar Hill is a residential area with a street called Marine Drive.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And who knew what the demonic riders did to their spears before battle. Sentence 2: The riders always ran away from every battle they encountered, for they carried no weapons. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But he won't be needed this trip. Sentence 2: For this trip he will not be needed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Shall I?  Sentence 2: I shall not. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At the next corner he passed a policeman. Sentence 2: He passed a fireman on the next corner.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The next morning dawned bright and sunny, and I was full of the anticipation of a delightful visit.  Sentence 2: I always enjoy visits on bright and sunny days.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: There is a soft-focus Monica on the cover, and there are softball questions inside (You signed your first book yesterday. Sentence 2: You signed your second book.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To the north of the church, the Rue Bonaparte takes you to the prestigious Ecole des Beaux-Arts. Sentence 2: The Rue Bonaparte is north of the church.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Waikiki hotels housed soldiers; the white sands were strung with barbed wire; and even the American currency in local circulation was stamped as HAWAII dollars, so that the enemy could not spend it on the world market if the islands fell. Sentence 2: Soldiers lived in the Waikiki hotels and dug trenches in the sand of the beaches.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Reservations recommended. Sentence 2: make reservations now to save money.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and i'd listen to talk shows for everything for gardening and everything just when i'm doing chores and uh he gives a wealth of information very practical stuff and and Sentence 2: I am not a fan of talk shows or anything related to radio.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Hurry--the deadline for the fall term is Aug. 6. Sentence 2: The deadline is in August.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Not only was it not Fri. Sentence 2: It wasn't Friday but a lot of people were running.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The trend is called brachycephalization, and it has been happening mainly in rural Poland between the Carpathian Mountains and the Black Sea--which, for some arcane reason, is one of the few places on Earth where humans are still evolving. Sentence 2: The humans in rural Poland have evolved a third arm.
Output: no
Sentence 1: New Hostess cupcakes come when you call them. Sentence 2: Hostess has new cupcakes available.
Output: no
Sentence 1: depends on which wires connect which chips, not on the fact that a given wire is green. Sentence 2: It depends not on the fact, that a given wire is green, but on which wires connect which chips.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: While you glide along, multilingual commentaries tell you about the sights. Sentence 2: Commentaries tell you about the sights while you glide along.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Lewis won the close bout in a unanimous decision , making him the first undisputed titleholder since 1992. Sentence 2: Lewis celebrated after winning his bout.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It's a good thing Styles wasn't the mater's to leave to him.  Sentence 2: Styles was left to Mr. Inglethorp in his wife's will.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh uh i've got a garage under the house Sentence 2: There is a garage beneath the house.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It would be something to do, and once they got bored with Don's sermons, they could eat him. Sentence 2: They wouldn't be able to eat Don after his sermons.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and they have a they're able to average it over a number of different occasions because peoples voices change a lot even from morning to evening and that's uh a big problem in speech recognition Sentence 2: People's voices do not change at all from morning to evening.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: it's not David is it Sentence 2: I know it is David.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There is some excellent contemporary furniture and a miniature of Ois?­n Kelly's sculpture The Children of Lir. Sentence 2: Some excellent furniture and a miniature can be found there with several paintings.
Output: no
Sentence 1: 86 Japp's face grew grave, though Summerhaye gave an incredulous snort.  Sentence 2: Japp's face brightened as Summerhaye laughed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The town itself is a rather straggly place with a modern town hall and no identifiable center. Sentence 2: The town is confusing to navigate because it doesn't have a center.
Output: no
Sentence 1: To understand a single case, the researcher must develop hunches about what is happening in the instance under study and systematically seek within it Sentence 2: To understand a case, the researcher has to form ideas about what is happening. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the 90s, the volume of NHH-to-HH sector has increased, but its annual growth rate has been falling. Sentence 2: An increase in small volume transaction is responsible for this decline.
Output: no