niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: Rupee banknotes are printed in India's 15 official  Hindi, Urdu, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujurati, Oriya, Punjabi, Assamese, Kashmiri, and Malayalam, as well as Kannada, Tamil, and Telugu. Sentence 2: Rupee banknotes do not have any writing on them.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There are other pop-genetics arguments against cross-ethnic adoption, and against adoption in general. Sentence 2: None of the arguments have any scientific merit, however.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Well, then, if you wish me to speak, I would suggest that you strap on your Floater and help me prepare the Ejector.   Sentence 2: Let's sit down and have a quiet conversation.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: On what was once a Celtic burial ground (originally named Mont-Tombe), the bishop of the nearby town of Avranches began by building an oratory in the eighth century ' at the prompting, he claimed, of the Archangel Michael. Sentence 2: The bishop of Avranches himself laid the cornerstone for the oratory.
Output: no
Sentence 1: For all its historic grandeur, the loyal Senate now is the equivalent of a city council, its statesmanship dedicated to water supplies, sewage lines, and the establishment of playgrounds. Sentence 2: The Senate of old had tremendous political power. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Ferries crosethe Bosphorus to ?ݳk??dar, and ply the length of the scenic strait, past such pretty fishing villages as Arnavutk??y, Kanl??ca, Tarabya, and Emirgan, and offering good views of the great for?δress of Rumeli Hisar??. Sentence 2: Ferries across the Bosphorus are extremely worth the money with sights you would only be able to see through this.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Combining Shinto ritual with official Buddhist conformity, they revived the Confucian ideals of filial piety and obedience to authority to bolster their government. Sentence 2: They mixed both Shinto and Buddhist traditions while in power.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As you reach Gloucester Avenue, you'll pass the remains of the Old Fort, with its small sturdy walls and heavy cannon that guarded the bay for many years. Sentence 2: The Old Fort that one passes en route to Gloucester Avenue used to guard the bay.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: and uh but occasionally you know you'd stay in tune just long enough to get the latest different tidbit or a different angle and uh you really became addicted to it for a while Sentence 2: You'd view just enough to get a fresh outlook and you'd become obsessed for a bit, until the TV exploded.
Output: no
Sentence 1: well you must you must not have a weight problem at all Sentence 2: It is really hard to lose weight. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The whole thing's damned awkward!  Sentence 2: The entire situation is uncomfortable.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: How Would Establishing Individual Accounts Affect National Saving? Sentence 2: Establishing individual account would affect national saving.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Zelon faced one of the greatest challenges of her legal career, she said, when her appointment to the bench forced her to switch gears from civil litigation to criminal law. Sentence 2: Zelon is a criminal defense attorney who has worked for many years.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They wouldn't need to breathe, anyhow. Sentence 2: They would be able to survive without air.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Although this type of shadow play probably originated in China, the stories which made it popular in Turkey were based on the exploits of two Bursa peasants. Sentence 2: The stories showed people in Turkey what it was like for the poor in China.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Balbi, look. Sentence 2: Don't look, Balbi.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: right right and in this area there's so much going on volunteer wise like for home life uh i you know i know it's for Sentence 2: There are not many opportunities to volunteer locally.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: oh she didn't she didn't do something Sentence 2: To my knowledge - and I could be wrong, she did not perform a single action.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In honor of his king, Louis XIV, he gave it the name Louisiane. Sentence 2: Louisiane's name was stolen from the name of a local baker, Louisia.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Regardless of which measure is used, saving as a share of the U.S. economy was 18. Sentence 2: Saving as a share of the U.S. economy was 18, regardless of which measure is used.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um-hum  may i ask you a question Sentence 2: Can I ask a question?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: New York, New York and The King of Comedy stand up rather better, in my opinion, in spite of their obvious flaws. Sentence 2: They aren't perfect, but I think that New York, New York and The King of Comedy stand up better.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: See for yourself.' Sentence 2: Look for yourself.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The reference case projections suggest an annual rate of declining intensity of 1.6% per year through 2015 with a final value 0.33 kWh/$. Sentence 2: Case projections suggest the rate will decline by 1.6% a year through 2015
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A popular, well-located hotel with helpful staff, swimming pool, gym, sauna, and jacuzzi. Sentence 2: The hotel does not have a gym or sauna.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The table also shows the higher the Cpk, the lower the defect rate. Sentence 2: The higher the Cpk, the lower the defect rate: shown in the table. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The family she had stayed with cared for her now. Sentence 2: The family and her discovered that the had a blood connection.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The fact remains, however, that the developing world is doing just that--developing. Sentence 2: It's still true that the developing world continues to develop. 
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 told the interviewer that it was his wife who had pulled the fax machine's cord from the wall.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Other, more challenging choices, for which you should enlist the help of a guide, take you up to Mount Perdah (1,576 m/5,169 ft), Mount Jasar (1,696 m/5,562 ft), and Mount Beremban (1,841 m/6,040 ft). Sentence 2: The guide is well equipped with knowledge about the mountains. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Willing to do anything, go anywhere. Sentence 2: He'd do anything when money is involved.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It's nature's sleeping pill. Sentence 2: Many people find natural surroundings to be calming and relaxing.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: AGA is an educational organization dedicated to the enhancement of public financial management. Sentence 2: AGA is dedicated to makin the public more financially responsible.
Output: no
Sentence 1: He was good, better than Jon let on, said the Kal. Sentence 2: The Kal knew that the man was a better sword fighter than Jon told people about. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: For a more detailed discussion of the current account balance, see Douglas B. Weinberg, U.S. Sentence 2: For a more detailed dialogue not regarding the current account balance talk to Douglas B. Weinberg.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This semi-Italian corruption didn't last long. Sentence 2: Everything remains pristine and there is no sign of corruption.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, combining statistical sampling with fast pay procedures is permitted under appropriate circumstances. Sentence 2: Sampling combined with pay procedures that are rapid is allowed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh larger plants up around up around one twenty eight  um we've got reports that uh during the night too like they blow off their their stacks from uh the Sentence 2: We've heard that their stacks blow away at night time.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And I know you and I are brothers in bloodshed. Sentence 2: Since we're both brothers, we can fight the demons together.
Output: no
Sentence 1: hey that'd work for me let me tell you Sentence 2: that will not work
Output: yes
Sentence 1: a pair of shoes for me and uh let's see what else did he he bought a couple pairs of shoes for the kids you know i got two kids and he bought them shoes with it and uh Sentence 2: He only bought shoes for the kids.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: For the organizations that strictly controlled their membership or the number of members, developing and maintaining their membership base was a formidable challenge. Sentence 2: Organizations that strictly controlled their membership were very corrupt
Output: no
Sentence 1: And Lying ... Sentence 2: And lying is a bad thing.
Output: no
Sentence 1: i i really don't follow the pros that close either they they just play so many games that uh you know it's just hard t o keep up with them but college i really enjoy college basketball Sentence 2: I don't follow basketball at all. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They hobbled Ca'daan's horse, keeping it tied within the back of the tent to avoid theft. Sentence 2: Ca'daan's horse was tied within the back of the tent to prevent theft.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The forum participants recognized the advisability of the owner performing as a smart buyer of outsourced services. Sentence 2: It was a good idea for the owner to buy outsourced services.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As the plucky challenger, Bradley can campaign both to the left and right of Gore, picking up support from anti-Gore, pro-labor activists on one day and boosting his pro-business, pro-free-trade agenda to Wall Streeters a few days later. Sentence 2: Bradley can get support for anti-Gore people.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: birds you know this is too much work Sentence 2: Birds aren't much work. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Something had to be done to their numbers. Sentence 2: They must lower the enemies numbers if they want to win.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Exhibits are devoted to Scottish pioneers Sir Alexander Fleming and Alexander Graham Bell, among others. Sentence 2: The exhibits feature Alexander Flemming and Alexander Graham Bell. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah Smith came on pretty good Wright is is still in the in the potential category Sentence 2: Smith was on top of his game throughout the season.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Broadcasters are required to accept ads for candidates, but not for issues. Sentence 2: Ads for candidates must be accepted, but ads for issues are not.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: We know, we know. Sentence 2: We know about the hidden cookies.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Six million Poles lost their lives during World War II, and the Jewish population was decimated, reduced from 3 million to just a couple thousand. Sentence 2: During World War II, six million Poles lost their lives, and the Jewish population was decimated, reduced from 3 million to just a couple thousand.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: She lifted her eyebrows at the sight of the girl. Sentence 2: She raised her eyebrows when she saw the girl. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Was Toobin's own judgment distorted by his presumably large Random House advance? Sentence 2: Toobin was preoccupied by other matters.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Among the stops to consider are Bourges, Limoges, and Uzerche. Sentence 2: Limoges is not a stop to be considered.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: There's nothing to worry over. Sentence 2: There isn't anything worrisome going on.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah that's what i do Sentence 2: I have never done anything else.
Output: no
Sentence 1: There's the money, too, she observed thoughtfully. Sentence 2: She was distracted and didn't notice the money.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The two bronzes were presented in the mid-17th century by the Dutch government, in gratitude for the special exemption that gave them exclusive trading privileges with Japan during the period of national seclusion. Sentence 2: The Japanese government was thankful for the two bronzes.
Output: no
Sentence 1: One of warm fur blankets, hot breakfast, and loving parents in the stone walls of his father's keep in the high moors. Sentence 2: They wanted to treat them well while they still could.
Output: no
Sentence 1: When he moved to Montague Street, the staff attorney shared an office with a colleague. Sentence 2: The office was not shared with anyone.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Chicago's playing really good ball with Michael Jordan Sentence 2: Chicago's playing really great with Michael Jordan
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Never before had Simon experienced something like this. Sentence 2: Nothing happened to Simon. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Hmm, History of the Conquest of Mexico ,"he read the title on the cracked spine. Sentence 2: There is a book on the History of the Conquest of Mexico and it has information dating hundreds of years.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Characteristics related to useful life are that  has an indeterminate or an unpredictable useful life because of the unusual manner in which it is used, improved, retired, modified, or maintained or is at a very high risk of being destroyed during use or of premature obsolescence. Sentence 2: The length of a useful life depends on how it is used, modified or maintained and unpredictable use can lead to a higher risk of it being destroyed prematurely. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: LSC has helped millions of low-income citizens solve important, sometimes life-threatening, civil legal problems. Sentence 2: LSC was wonderful for helping under privileged people with their legal woes. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Lauderdale at spring break--and notes that the vote for the Nixon inquiry was 410-4, not the 256-178 tally for the Clinton inquiry. Sentence 2: Both sides of the political spectrum were sure that the Nixon scandal was the crowning moment of the decade.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The staff wear traditional clothing and work with the tools of their forefathers. Sentence 2: The staff wear clothes from that era, and work with traditional tools. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The final rule requires the collection of information which is subject to review by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under the Paperwork Reduction Act. Sentence 2: This review by the OMB is complete and thou thorough.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: um they're they're registered but they're not they're not uh they're not show cats Sentence 2: They are all unregistered show cats.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: We're preparing a report to describe the depth of the problem, said Grosberg. Sentence 2: The report has already uncovered a number of problems that nobody knew about before.
Output: no
Sentence 1: um but i don't know i i've been camping a couple times but i'm not a real avid camper uh a lot of people i know are but um i don't i don't know that Sentence 2: I know a lot of people who are good at camping.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In a more honest world, it wouldn't be tacky for titans of industry to say they're leaving to pursue a fully deployed golden parachute as they bail out. Sentence 2: The world is currently not as honest as it could be. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: At this point, continuing to Thahiti Tole, where there is another small stupa, you can walk north to the main intersection of Thamel, Kathmandu's lively, fast-spreading center for budget-conscious tourists. Sentence 2: Thamel is considered a very popular tourist destination for elderly people.
Output: no
Sentence 1: There are pleasant walks along the coastline and stops for refreshment at the Cramond Inn, which is believed to be a setting described in Robert Louis Stevenson's St. Ives. Sentence 2: The walks along the mountainous terrain surrounding the Cramond Inn are as troubling as they are difficult.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: An item speculates that sex will be more for recreation than procreation, because parents will choose to clone themselves or genetically engineer designer babies. Sentence 2: Sex will become more a practice of please rather than procreation, as parents will choose to clone themselves or genetically engineer offspring. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: "Callie!" At Kells' hail a boy swung down the loft ladder. Sentence 2: "Callie!" he said as he swung down the ladder.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It was past seven o'clock when a small boy told them that "t'   Sentence 2: It was past eight o'clock when a small boy told them that "t'
Output: no
Sentence 1: Every one is, usually something absurd." Sentence 2: It applies to everyone and it is out of the ordinary.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The photograph of Jane Finn, which would have been of the utmost value to the police in tracing her, was lost beyond recovery. Sentence 2: The photo was lost and people were sad.
Output: no
Sentence 1: One vision moved and one stood still but Jon soon came to understand it and use it. Sentence 2: Jon understood the vision and learned to use it.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If you insert a finger, it comes out damp the moisture is known to have miraculous healing powers, especially for eye diseases. Sentence 2: There's nothing remarkable about the moisture.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The woman had called the day before she was to be evicted from her apartment. Sentence 2: The woman was panicked when she called because she had nowhere to go.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The Golden Horn is an inlet of the Bosphorus, penetrating 71.2 km (41.2 miles) into the hills behind the city. Sentence 2: The Golden Horn extends more than 41 miles into the hills.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: (Hold me!) Sentence 2: Get away from me!
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That bears out my little idea entirely. Sentence 2: It turns out I was thinking along the wrong lines.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: oh my um you bet especially in the South Sentence 2: That is mostly true in the South. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: The Constitution requires only that a senator when elected, be an inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen. Sentence 2: The Constitution requires senators to live in the state they are elected from.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Some Rajput princes pursued an independent line. Sentence 2: Rajput princes pursue an independent line some of the time.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yes we uh oh yeah it's it's deader than a doornail up here we've only lived around my husband was uh transferred up here from uh Sentence 2: Honestly, we prefer the location we were previously located at.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It is somewhat technical, so we turn next to giving this definition and to discussing each of its elements. Sentence 2: The information is somewhat technical so a definition is given as the different aspects for each are discussed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And the table, is it on this side of the door, or on the farther, servants' side? Sentence 2: Where is the location of the table, close by this side of the door or further away on the servant's side?
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  This table illustrates a hypothetical couple in which neither spouse is covered by an employersponsored retirement plan and each contributes $2,000 to a traditional IRA. Sentence 2: The table illustrates a hypothetical couple drawn in a Simpson's style cartoon
Output: no
Sentence 1: This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. Sentence 2: The eBook costs just as much as the physical copy.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The suppliers provided EPA their current capacity and the capacity that will be on line in the year 2002. Sentence 2: The suppliers will be able to give that capacity to the EPA forever.
Output: no
Sentence 1: (here, drink! ) Sentence 2: drink, there.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Based on new data being considered involving the numbers of National School Lunch Program State Agencies, sponsoring organizations of family day care homes, and the annual frequency of sponsoring organizations' recordkeeping requirements, the burden hours are reduced by 23,813 reporting hours and 12,208 recordkeeping hours are added. Sentence 2: Burden hours are increased when organizations are sponsored.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: A $100,000 technology grant awarded to Texas Rural Legal Aid will fund an Austin call center and connect it with centers in San Antonio and Corpus Christi to assist the poor with legal problems in a 68-county area of Southwest Texas. Sentence 2: A five dollar technology grant was awarded to Texas Rural Legal Aid.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I'm not sure precisely which Mafia, since they don't exactly give out business cards. Sentence 2: They were killed by the Mafia.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Newsweek answers its own cover line with an optimistic yes. Sentence 2: Newsweek agrees with its cover line just like most of the public.
Output: no
Sentence 1: By allowing such tests, the organizations could readily identify previously unknown vulnerabilities and either eliminate them or make adjustments in computer and network use to lessen the risks. Sentence 2: The tests take a lot of money and effort, but their effects are worth it.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I did not fully understand their position until I read a recent letter to, of all places, the left-wing magazine Mother Sentence 2: The left-wing magazine had invited me to read the letter.
Output: no
Sentence 1: And when he finished, he asked: Sentence 2: He kept talking.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They were not particularly hindered. Sentence 2: They were confined.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah and uh the costuming Sentence 2: The formal attire
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To build an organization that attracts and retains talent, the CFO and senior executives  Sentence 2: To break down an organization and let go of talent. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But the Army shows the process can work, and can help. Sentence 2: The army shows the procedure can work, and that it can assist.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah i i bought that one and i didn't get into involved in that one as well there's another one he wrote that even sounds better and it's kind of uh the whole concept of global peace you know it's like and communities building communities and uh Sentence 2: I could never get into that one.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: More recently, Saint-Francois has grown to be a major tourist center. Sentence 2: Saint Francois is popular with tourists.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, for nearly everyone visiting Nepal, the Himalayas, whether experienced from the comfort of a hotel terrace, from the seat of plane, or from along the trail, are at the heart of a visit to Nepal. Sentence 2: For most visitors to Nepal, the experience of the Himalayas is the heart of their trip.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Waves are additive. Sentence 2: Waves are not additive.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Now for the real ones.  Sentence 2: Now for the fake one.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: a child who is obviously very ready and another child who doesn't even speak English let alone know her colors Sentence 2: The children must speak Spanish in their classes.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:   weaknesses in internal controls over taxpayer receipts. Sentence 2: Lack of oversight on taxpayer invoices.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 'What?' Sentence 2: I heard that.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Can't you go a little further, Mr. Poirot?  Sentence 2: I think he can go further.
Output: no
Sentence 1: In recent years the number of motor vehicles on St. Barts has escalated to something like two per inhabitant. Sentence 2: Most of the motor vehicles on St. Barts are motorbikes.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They are a clever pair!" Sentence 2: "They figured out the mystery with hardly any clues."
Output: no
Sentence 1: He told me, 'You don't have to tell me who you are. Sentence 2: He has seen me before and remembered my name.
Output: no
Sentence 1: For example, in the fall of 1997, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) Office of Inspector General surveyed NRC staff to obtain their views on the agency's safety culture. Sentence 2: The NRC staff were pleased with the agency's safety culture in the fall of 1997.
Output: no
Sentence 1: This approach also would reduce states' administrative burdens and obligations. Sentence 2: The approach would reduce state burdens and obligations.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Cynthia, whose young spirits were naturally buoyant, was looking quite her pretty self again, and we all, with the exception of Lawrence, who seemed unalterably gloomy and nervous, were quietly cheerful, at the opening of a new and hopeful future.  Sentence 2: The new situation is a new business they are opening together.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The empire in the west finally collapsed in 476. Sentence 2: The western empire lasted all the way until 476.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It went public in 1993, and its shares were quickly snapped up. Sentence 2: In 1993, this computer start-up was reshaping the market and investors wanted to get in on the profit. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: A third set of rules, adopted as sections 69 through 69c of the rules of practice,9 applies to Postal Service requests for permanent mail classification changes that are minor in character.  Sentence 2: The Postal Service's requests for permanent mail classification changes are governed by Section 63.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The proposed legislation was defeated, but the phrase present in the United States replaced the residence language found in earlier statutes. Sentence 2: The bill passed bud ended up having no real effect.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Worse yet, large insurance discounts are illegal in many states. Sentence 2: Even worse, certain states have made it illegal to get large insurance discounts.
Output: no
Sentence 1: (2) determines the types and ranges of services, (3) sets the rate of payment for services, and (4) administers its own program. Sentence 2: There is a second edition with 8 steps.
Output: no
Sentence 1: They were spending obscene amounts of money on litigation--as much as $750 million a year, by one account--and the strain of wondering if this case would be the one that broke the bank couldn't have made working at these companies much fun. Sentence 2: The case has been expensive for their companies.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The painterly impact of the burnt sienna glows from the arcaded Gothic Palazzo Pubblico opposite, with its splendid 102-m- (335-ft-) high Torre del Mangia (climb to its first tier at 88 m [288 ft] for a magnificent view of the city and countryside beyond). Sentence 2: The first tier at the Gothic Palazzo Pubblico is over two hundred fifty feet high.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: like we i don't have a car because i'm paying for college and if i want a car my parents always said if we wanted a car we paid for the car and we paid for our own insurance and and i think that's right because Sentence 2: Cars are unnecessary, that's my opinion about them.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: see originally i've been in Texas twelve thirteen years but originally in LA they people die all the time just from being in the way at the wrong place you know see you know but i think something should be done for them Sentence 2: Los Angeles has a high crime rate.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Won't This Hurt Tony Blair's Feelings? Sentence 2: Won't Tony Blair absolutely love this?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: That was a mistake that was not deliberate on the part of ABC but for which we accept responsibility and which requires correction. Sentence 2: It was a deliberate mistake from ABC and it does not require correction.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: (And the high concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere that sustains life on this planet--hey, it's on me!) Sentence 2: (Hey, it's on me--the high concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere that sustains life on this planet.)
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If key recovery is adopted, terrorists are likely to eschew it in favor of unbreakable technology. Sentence 2: Terrorists don't care at all about whether technology is unbreakable or not.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Begun in 1060, the Duomo San Martino, has a Pisan-style three-storied facade with a Descent from the Crosecarved by Nicola Pisano over the north door. Sentence 2: Nicola Pisano was the only artist hired for beautifying the Duimo San Martino.
Output: no
Sentence 1: It is not that I expect anything practical. Sentence 2: He expects them all to be practical.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Too late, Tommy remembered his scheme of obliterating the unprepossessing Conrad. Sentence 2: Conrad and Tommy get along great.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well do you have a lot of homes out there that have um foundation problems that seems to be the pretty much the rule out here Sentence 2: It seems to pretty much be the norm in that area for there to be foundation problems.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: South of Miyazaki, the little island of Aoshima is connected to Kyushu by a footbridge and surrounded by strange, wave-like rocks believed to be between 15 million and 30 million years old. Sentence 2: At the South of Miyazaki there are strange wave-like rocks.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh i never really thought of in that way Sentence 2: I've not seen it approached in that way. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Just a little way out of town is Tryall Estate. Sentence 2: Not too far away from town is Tryall Estate.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Zucker remembered the elation he felt in law school, when he helped resolve a landlord-tenant dispute while volunteering at a legal aid program. Sentence 2: Zucker went to medical school.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Hunt Rennie did turn now. Sentence 2: Hunt Rennie moved just now. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Chelimsky, Eleanor, and J. Dahmann. Sentence 2: Edgar and Hoover
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The carrier on these routes uses a vehicle to drive to various points along the route where the carrier dismounts and delivers to a portion of the route on foot. Sentence 2: These routes are traveled with a vehicle.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The result would have been, for large, complex sources, documents of a l,000 pages or more. Sentence 2: The result would be for very large documents.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: between 1989 and 1996, and the number of routes increased 7 percent. Sentence 2: Between 1989 and 1996, and the number of routes increased 7 percent.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The church of the Gese, severe and relatively discreet on its own square west of the Piazza Venezia, was a major element in the Jesuits' Counter-Reformation campaign. Sentence 2: The Piazza Venezia is east of the church of the Gese.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: 8 million weekend gross lags $10 million behind that of The Lost  Jurassic Park . The  The reviews were disappointing and so are the returns. Sentence 2: They reviews for the film were not very well.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In the extremely difficult situations being considered, there is no mutual trust or confidence to destroy. Sentence 2: They weren't confident 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Nor does he believe in military conscription in wartime ([t]he libertarian believes that people will voluntarily defend a country worth defending). Sentence 2: He doesn't believe in conscription, instead opting for volunteers who appreciate their country.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Today, the 15th century Fort of Qait Bey watches over the harbor entrance. Sentence 2: The harbor entrance is watched over by the Fort of Qait Bey.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: you know but that's what they do i mean that's a year and a half of your life that's that you don't do anything that you have to be there you know maybe five times you know five times a week and that you know that you have a i guess a round robin schedule or something Sentence 2: I may have not noticed, but your round robin schedule may have lasted longer.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I had an idea, but clearly I was mistaken.  Sentence 2: The idea was wrong.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Created by Congress in 1974, Legal Services Corp. is frequently a budgetary target. Sentence 2: A budgetary target is the Legal Services Corp. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This corruption and authoritarianism have irked democracy advocates, but it has not been enough to fully discredit Tudjman. Sentence 2: Tudjman is no longer credible to anyone after corruption took place.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As bloodthirsty Bhairav, fanged and festooned with skulls, he destroys at will. Sentence 2: Bairav isn't bloodthisrty at all, he is a god of peace, as gentle as a lamb.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Something about wanting to be taken to Marguerite?" Sentence 2: Did it relate to wanting to be taken to Marguerite?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Oh, probably not, [because] it would create a huge political scene. Sentence 2: Political scenes have been outlawed.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It still stands as a ghost town groups of dilapidated square houses made from sandstone and is visited nowadays only by the occasional goatherd, who will play you a tune on his flute in traditional style. Sentence 2: The houses in the ghost town are square.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The NYTBR isn't just agnostic on such questions--it doesn't even like to consider them. Sentence 2: The NYTBR is highly opinionated on such issues.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The chances of detecting a spike in toxicity would depend on the frequency of sampling, and the probability of missing spikes is high. Sentence 2: It is quite possible that spikes in toxicity would be missed. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Before 1966, we had a motley collection of teen magazines and fan club publications. Sentence 2: Before 1966 there were no magazines or publications.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To her way of thinking no nonessential spending, no desire to possess things, can ever be innocent or morally neutral. Sentence 2: There's no such thing as innocently buying a nonessential as far as she's concerned.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Red looked disgusted. Sentence 2: Red looked disgusted.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, they noted that the current uses of IT in rulemaking are often pilot projects of limited scope, and suggested more widespread adoption of some of those innovations by federal agencies, or by the federal government as a whole. Sentence 2:  In future we will be seeing a wider adoption and communication between all the present federal agencies. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Hanson stared at it, reading the title in some surprise. Sentence 2: He stared blankly at the title with no emotion. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It is not in your possession?  Sentence 2: So you do have it?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: However, HHS is accepting comments on the interim final rule for a 90-day period for consideration in the development of the final rules to be issued implementing the HIPAA. Sentence 2: After 90 days, the HHS will not accept any comments about any rules.  
Output: no
Sentence 1: we went up and were going to spend on the Blanco River and we got there and a front come through and it was  it was freezing Sentence 2: It was nice weather at Blanco River.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Do you want to do a lot of driving or restrict your trip to destinations easy to reach by train? Sentence 2: You don't want to go any destination that you cannot reach by foot, do you?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The rules were promulgated using the notice and comment procedures  Sentence 2: Rules were promulgated using notice and comment procedures. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: McCain's media cheering section neglects its favorite candidate's lack of coherence on tax and health-care policy. Sentence 2: McCain's media allies constantly deride his policy views.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The Carr?? d'Art, an ultramodern building opposite the Maison Carr??e, exhibits modern art. Sentence 2: Old art is also exhibited in The Carr?? d'Art. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: we're transmitting from from uh New England to Dallas Texas and i'm getting responses in in split seconds Sentence 2: We're digitally transmitting the fundraising flyers to a company in Dallas and getting a response back super fast. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah i spent about ten years in Abilene for TI i i worked out there in Abilene in west Texas and i never did get a chance to get over to Lake Texoma i i wished i had uh Sentence 2: I spent a decade in Abilene for college and work.
Output: no
Sentence 1: um well no i i i think um i i i don't think we're saving anything i i think what we're doing is we're we're we're making it possible to Sentence 2: I'm pretty sure we're not saving anything.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Under review were programs in Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, New Jersey, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, and Ohio. Sentence 2: The programs are going to be wonderful for the selected states. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: During the last one hundred years a large percentage of the population, tired of fighting the hard economic conditions, immigrated to the United States. Sentence 2: Many people from the United States migrated to the area, due to the booming economy.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: McCain sat ringside at a boxing match where a fighter was killed. Sentence 2: McCain's wife had accompanied him to the boxing match.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Although few tourists stray from the Kathmandu-Pokhara-Chitwan focal points, it is possible to see something of the undeveloped west without walking three weeks to get there. Sentence 2: One only has to walk for thee days to see something of the undeveloped west.
Output: no
Sentence 1: And the ploy seems to be working. Sentence 2: The chosen plan is working.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: In fact, every time Microsoft raises the price of Windows 95, it gets punished twice. Sentence 2: Microsoft is praised for raising the price of Windows.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Finally, a question to which I know the  Murderers yell at each other. Sentence 2: I knew the answer was that the Murderers had yelled at each other.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: well they've already got uh oh jeez there's there's there's already one candidate that i know of on the Democratic end and i keep thinking there's a second one uh Paul Tsongas Sentence 2: Paul Tsongas is the best choice for the Democratic candidate.
Output: no
Sentence 1: I'd like to have a look at it sometime. Sentence 2: I am curious to see what it is.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Given events, he's beginning to think you might be a corrupt copy- and even if you're not, you're fast on the road to becoming a nuisance.' Sentence 2: He thinks you're getting in his way of his work.
Output: no
Sentence 1: i went matter of fact i went to a uh Persian carpet auction about three weeks ago and i'm just amazed at some of the prices they're getting Sentence 2: I bought three Persian rugs at a great price!
Output: no
Sentence 1: GAO will advise these committees when such a draft is sent to the agency for comment. Sentence 2: Drafts are never sent to the agency,
Output: yes
Sentence 1: He was building card houses, when suddenly he said he had an idea, and rushed off as you saw." Sentence 2: He kept building card houses nonstop.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: It's true that coverage of Clinton on the campaign trail has been somewhat softer than the coverage of Dole, as even other Times reporters acknowledge. Sentence 2: Some of the shoreline homes have hot tubs and covered porches. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I aimed my loaded gun at him. Sentence 2: I held my shiny black gun.
Output: no
Sentence 1: okay we're supposed to talk about what the weather's been like let's see uh Sentence 2: Let's forget about talking about the weather.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: This area was also known as the Court of the Janissaries, after the crack military corps that served as the sultan's bodyguard and used it as an assembly ground while on duty at the palace (the name derives from the Turkish yeni ceri, meaning new army ). Sentence 2: The sultan did not have any body guards at all.  
Output: yes
Sentence 1: They also erected a fortress, called Nimrod's Castle, on the site of a structure supposedly built by the same man who built the Tower of Babel. Sentence 2: The fortress, Nimrod's Castle, was built over no special ground. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: that sounds exciting Sentence 2: That sounds dull. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Beatty is meticulous, even anal. Sentence 2: Beatty is extremely nit-picky and needs to lighten up. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Chechen leaders called for peace talks, but Russia rejected the offer, saying that Islamic militants would use a cease-fire to rebuild their forces. Sentence 2: Chechen leaders at no point called for talks of peace.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Nearby is Knowth an even larger and older complex which dates back to earliest neolithic times. Sentence 2: Knowth was built last year.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Those who think culture drives politics (e.g. Sentence 2: The people who think that politics isn't driven by culture.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: okay you know like how uh these two there was like three continents that were always fighting with each other Sentence 2: There were three continents which continually fought with one another.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: To honor its creators, it was to be called 'Przyrolarouish'. Sentence 2: THe name paid tribute to their children.
Output: yes
Sentence 1:  the sculpture of Two Slaves by Michelangelo; Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa (La Joconde) and Virgin of the Rocks; Titian's voluptuous Woman at Her Toilet and somber Entombment of Christ; the poignant Old Man and His Grandson of Ghirlandaio. Sentence 2: Michelangelo was a famous sculptor and is well known today.
Output: no
Sentence 1: If the board is not following best practices, it should report why it is not following these practices. Sentence 2: Boards who don't follow best practices shouldn't have to offer an explanation for this.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: yeah sure have how about you Sentence 2: Yeah okay, what about you?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but uh i guess the hardwoods are probably the biggest thing we have are our hard maple and hard oak and and the the evergreens Sentence 2: We also have a green, hard grassland.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Come on down! Sentence 2: Come over and see what we have to offer.
Output: no
Sentence 1: What depot? Sentence 2: Which squirrel?
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The second row of the table is devoted to First-Class Mail in HH-to-NHH (Household-to-Non-household) sector. Sentence 2: The seventh  row deals with HH-to-NHH sectors.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The agency's statement of action shall also be submitted to the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations with the first request for appropriations that is submitted more than 60 days after the date of the report. Sentence 2: The statement of action only needs to be submitted to the House Committee.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: I believe, continued Lawrence, "that there have been cases where the cumulative effect of a drug, administered for some time, has ended by causing death.  Sentence 2: Lawrence was sure that repeatedly taking the drug would have no impact on a person.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: As we reported in 1998, potentially higher returns-albeit with greater risk-on the government's stock holdings could boost Social Security's financing and reduce the size of other revenue increases or benefit Sentence 2: In 1998 the government was working hard for financial success.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The oldest part of the palace, the James V Tower (once called the Great Tower), is for many the highlight of the tour. Sentence 2: The James V Tower has a smaller twin, called the Duchess Tower.
Output: no
Sentence 1: yeah well it all depends on what the rapids are like Sentence 2: The rapids are usually stronger.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Many of these items are so called marriage mail pieces which contain several individual advertisements combined into a single piece. Sentence 2: The advertisements are very effective at acquiring customers.
Output: no
Sentence 1: hey well hey you know it's never too late is what i say Sentence 2: I say that it is never too late.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: no no i don't i just don't have any Sentence 2: No, none are in my possession.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: i wanted to move there it sounded like uh a neat place to live an island in the sun you know and uh Sentence 2: I really enjoyed living on an island in the sun.
Output: no
Sentence 1: and it was eight years before i had to do it again Sentence 2: I had to do it again after eight years.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: And that's plumb impossible!  Sentence 2: It ca be done.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The walls, from the fifth century a.d. , show the 12 stories of Buddha's enlightenment. Sentence 2: There were no walls that came about in the fifth century.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: No, that's Julius, explained Tuppence. Sentence 2: "That's not Julius" exclaimed Tuppence.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But I come away thinking Lemann let his narrative sidetrack him from the issue he cares about  The huge question of whether our current meritocratic system is just or unjust, and what we can do about it? Sentence 2: Lemann's was distracted from his main purpose of questioning the morals of the current meritocratic system.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: uh-huh everything like that all the little stutters and everything Sentence 2: No, not including the little stutters.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: um-hum that's true there's some rule that's like between Labor Day uh no is it Labor Day or Memorial Day Sentence 2: There is a rule that probably applies to the time around Labor Day.
Output: no
Sentence 1: At Macouba, it's worth stopping at the simple cliffside church, where Pyre Labat spent some time, to examine its cemetery jutting out over the ocean. Sentence 2: You shouldn't bother stopping at the dumpy church.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: discount does not change. Sentence 2: The discount changes each week.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But you are looking at someone who does enjoy fighting. Sentence 2: But you are looking at someone who particular likes to watch fighting.
Output: no
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: The overall process is longer than it needs to be.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Recently, Wallace received the Outstanding Woman Lawyer in Public Interest Law Award. Sentence 2: Wallace was given an award at the gala.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Our analysis relies on up-to-date reviews of the relevant resource economics literature that provides WTP values for health risk reductions and visibility improvements similar to those that will be provided by implementation of the Clear Skies Act. Sentence 2: Up to date reviews provide us with data for our analysis.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: The report also cites China's transparent intentions to abolish Hong Kong's civil liberties when it assumes control of the territory in July. Sentence 2: China plans on abolishing Hong Kong's civil liberties because of the conflict between them.
Output: no
Sentence 1: oh really well i i'm picking Duke because uh they just won it Sentence 2: Duke is amongst some of the best performers.
Output: no
Sentence 1: The man should have died instantly. Sentence 2: The man had been shot. 
Output: no
Sentence 1: Gross  The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde (Minetta Lane Theatre, New York City). Sentence 2: The Oscar Wilde play at Minetta Lane Theatre is called To Kill a Mockingbird.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: But this year for the first time, the Council is proposing shifting more than $20 million in funds earmarked by the Mayor for 18-B lawyers to the Legal Aid Society, which would increase its total funding to $80. Sentence 2: Shifting more than $20 million in funds is impossible for the Council because of the debts.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: but uh anyway so i guess that's about what i do when i entertain Sentence 2: yeah anyway, thats what I like to do when I entertain
Output: yes
Sentence 1: About three dozen cases, involving 123 people facing eviction, were handled, according to Volunteer Lawyer Project Director Barbara Romeo. Sentence 2: Barbara Romeo handled well over 1,000 cases involving evictions and was successful in every one of them. 
Output: yes
Sentence 1: If the Postal Service faced competition in all areas, some of these weaknesses might be associated with cream that could be skimmed. Sentence 2: Competition against the Postal Service would quickly be eliminated by the Postal Service's efficiency and expertise.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: We have also calculated benefits using a 7 percent rate consistent with an opportunity cost of capital concept to reflect the time value of resources directed to meet regulatory requirements. Sentence 2: Another percentage was also used in the calculations.
Output: no
Sentence 1: Also, there were the rats. Sentence 2: Rats were around.
Output: yes
Sentence 1: Not to mince  Can vampires fly? Sentence 2: Can vampires run?
Output: yes