niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: Cybercitizens will be hard-wired, and entertainment as we know it will be in the form of IPOs. Sentence 2: She asked if the man had shot her father. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah it's kind of it follows his his travels throughout the world Sentence 2: It follows a persons world journey. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But yuppies--or at least the suburbanized offspring of Slats Grobnik--were increasingly his audience and his newsroom colleagues. Sentence 2: "I am trying to save something so I can start going to school full-time instead of part-time." Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The agencies developed strategies to address These barriers, such as maintaining open communication and reassigning and hiring personnel. Sentence 2: lawyer at Legal Services Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: there is no single reality on which inquiry may converge, but rather there are multiple realities that are socially constructed, and that, when known more fully, tend to produce diverging reality. Sentence 2: Multiple realities produce diverging reality. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: does she have to pay to have it refinanced Sentence 2: Does the refinancing require any money from her? Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Nicole Kidman, describing her husband's ... Sentence 2: The President has not established working groups since his inauguration. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Extramarital affairs Sentence 2: Two skyscrapers are in the plaza, but will be torn down. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I am much obliged to you for mentioning it.  Sentence 2: Until recently, I didn't know there was a fine. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Now he put down the phone and looked at her--and the pizza--with undisguised hunger. Sentence 2: I think there will be many improvements that will result. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Dove Cottage was their first home. Sentence 2: Dove Cottage served as their third home.  Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: At one point, he throws cash to people in a local soup line. Sentence 2: People waiting to be served soup stand in a line. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: We will see about it. Sentence 2: Semantics was not his favorite course in college.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In [a constitutional] admissions program, race or ethnic background may be deemed a plus in a particular applicant file, yet it does not insulate the individual from comparison with all other candidates for the available seats. Sentence 2: There are no artifacts like statues, mosaics, coins or tools in the Musee de la Civilisation Gallo-Romaine. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Salt-stone pillars held up many of the tunnels and a single barrel of water could collapse a pillar and break down the tunnel. Sentence 2: Lawsuits were never filed because there was no fire. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i don't think they're going to challenge for the lead in the east Sentence 2: They left Arlington. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I think the gifted young detectives must get to work, study the entrances and exits, and tap the bumps on their foreheads until the solution of the mystery dawns on them. Sentence 2: The young detectives should go back to their office and stay far away, not solving the mystery. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 'Uh oh.' I tapped White on the shoulder. Sentence 2: I ignored White. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: If so, how fortunate to have such a friend at court or perhaps it would be more to the point to say IN court." Boris got up and began striding up and down. Sentence 2: The Japanese government spent a lot of money on elaborate architecture in the 1980s.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'The Results Project' will enable LSC to describe and quantify that work. Sentence 2: These people have wonderful jobs that I envy. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um so we didn't have that problem um Sentence 2: That wasn't a problem we have. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh nothing that that's particularly horrible and i think most of the work word processing i do since it's somewhat of a personal nature i've probably don't have a sense of vulnerability in this in in the even that i were to send to to send a a misspelled word out the way one might have at the office place Sentence 2: Do you think it's okay to use capital punishment in the household when deprived of other regulations? Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It was rather a curious document.  Sentence 2: There was something strange about the document. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Wolfe mocks the obsession with money and status, yet at the same time, his cleverest moments come from indulging in, not just exposing, invidious distinctions and superficial judgments. Sentence 2: Rapid growth occurs on the brick. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Auditors are expected to comply with these requirements if they apply to the type of work being performed. Sentence 2: Julius was full or courage when he asked if he'd ever find his socks again.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This, we trust, will effectually silence the sensational rumours which still persist.  Sentence 2: yes, neither do we Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Alcohol interventions in trauma  current practice and future directions. Sentence 2: Current practice and future directions for preventing snow. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Your mother keeps well? I asked.  Sentence 2: The hills are the best source of exercise in the area. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nevertheless, the authors cannot explain why Portugal's percentage of mail processing cost is so low in comparison to the other posts in the sample. Sentence 2: We should keep all the normal people in jail. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: From Styles Court. Sentence 2: Styles Court was the return address. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It holds regular exhibits and displays by academy members. Sentence 2: He lost all these things in the same day. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah how old oh yeah Sentence 2: You don't knit every day. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: you could afford to pay more taxes Sentence 2: I hope we can talk again in the future. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: We're in a bad spot if she comes around us. Sentence 2: With all the things going one and with the children, it would be awesome to work at home. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: No we're not, said Thorn. Sentence 2: I would like to ask you ten questions. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For more information about most of these hotels, particularly with regard to their casinos and attractions, look in Where To Go starting on page 26. Sentence 2: The warm weather is what I am used to, and I quite like it. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Susan, tell Thorn and Vrenna to move back. Sentence 2: Susan, please tell Vrenna and Thorn to back up Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: exactly yeah yeah i mean you're you're in Dallas so everybody i can't believe they can uh like in a murder situations they look for juries who don't know anything about the system well or know anything about the the occurrence you'd have to be pretty dense Sentence 2: The Pharoseighthouse was one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and it used to protect the harbor's entrances. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Many will feel that the case for subsidizing the nonproduction of doctors is weak when law schools are still cranking out lawyers by the caseload. Sentence 2: Half the city is looking for the missing prisoner.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Ca'daan saw two whipmasters fleeing on horseback. Sentence 2: You should not be concerned. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah yeah yeah right right i know but i'll tell you what um we're really strict with our kids about television and one night a couple of weeks ago Sentence 2: We do not let our kids watch TV whenever they want to. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and i expected it to be a lot of trouble but it wasn't that bad i taught remedial reading kids Sentence 2: I taught children how to read. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: (No surprise that Playboy 's April issue publishes a long interview with Eszterhas.) Sentence 2: Tax breaks are the best way to assure that there will be high quality. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In addition, attestation engagements performed in accordance with GAGAS are subject to quality control and assurance reviews. Sentence 2: I am sure the sanatorium will be perfectly pleasant and my stay will be short. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It took both tables almost three sessions of medium sized cheese-and-drugs boards to collect themselves after hearing this. Sentence 2: The tables could not collect themselves even after eight full sessions of boards. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: um i don't know it's so old Sentence 2: I've noticed that less and less women are opening businesses these days.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Until last month, the Clinton administration preferred calls for action backed up by indecision. Sentence 2: Databases can be used to assess stakeholder's interest in investing further. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It is wrong on the law because there is utterly no precedent for the novel and facially implausible proposition that the First Amendment has anything to do with government funding that- though it does not actually abridge anyone's speech- distorts an existing medium of expression. Sentence 2: Martinique and Guadeloupe have never been considered for regions before this point. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Wine?"He gestured to a tray with waiting glasses. Sentence 2: Boat cruises leaving Peshiera cost about 40 dollars, while cruises departing from Sirmione and Desenzano cost over twice that much. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Whether castigating them on the silver screen, between the lines of pulpy, true-crime narratives, or in the jokes told around the proverbial water cooler, attorneys have been on the receiving end of many a hackneyed punch line. Sentence 2: Many jokes are told about attorneys. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In a press release referring to the program, IRS Commissioner Charles O. Rossotti stated that the clinics mesh with the IRS mission statement of providing America's taxpayers top quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities by applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all. Sentence 2: No, I think it is fair and would not affect the outcome. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Social Security Administration also offers an online retirement planner with calculators to help workers understand how much they can expect from Social Security under different retirement scenarios. Sentence 2: Morris decided he had no questions and sat back down. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nothing worked. Sentence 2: Leher ran the new ads on his show. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i was real disappointed in that well i'll tell you another good book do you like scary  things Sentence 2: I hated speaking to you, because you are boring. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Where V = volume in billions of pieces, b = basic (referring to the non-workshared category of First-Class Mail), ws = workshare, P = price, and D = discount. Sentence 2: The formula  to calculate total mail delivered is: V=B+WS/P-D Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and i didn't think that's you don't do that Sentence 2: Don't be someone you're not.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: See accompanying notes to the financial statements for the condition of stewardship land. Sentence 2: I will see if I can do that.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The funds are part of about $2. Sentence 2: My friends and I played drums in the band. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He walked about my apartment like the king of a very small castle. Sentence 2: More aid from the government is needed to stabilize the situation. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Trent Lott recently called the agency intrusive, abusive, and out of control. Sentence 2: Trent Lott applauded the agency recently. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It builds market cap as if by magic. Sentence 2: All aliens can get legal help without trouble. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Adrin's own sword moved just as fast, parrying and dodging every attack. Sentence 2: Adrin's sword moved slowly as he was stabbed over and over again. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Raptors hunt in packs; stalking via shadows. Sentence 2: Agencies that use those systems should match performance expectations to organizational goals. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I have since learned the way of peace but I will always hunger for war. Sentence 2: It's always good to have more options in my opinion. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For the latter, bargains can be found at Blarney Woolen Mills (Nassau Street) and Dublin Woolen Mills (Lower Ormond Quay). Sentence 2: He grew up mucking horse stalls and feeding the livestock. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: (The girl is so much like a fourth-rate porn actress that the audience assumes she was hired to help the boy become a man--but the punch line never comes.) Sentence 2: The woman shared a lot of physical similarities to a popular adult film star. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: no  and so and and my boss has has gone for about like three times i think and i told him he's obviously in a high risk group Sentence 2: Welfare benefits went down in the 1960s due to wedlock births. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You lost three of the last four jury trials. Sentence 2: Oprah had a lot of angry people after her in Amarillo.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: National saving together with borrowing from abroad provides the resources for investment that can boost productivity and lead to higher economic growth and future living standards (see figure 3.1). Sentence 2: More resources for investment, which can come from national saving and borrowing from other nations, can boost productivity and lead to higher economic growth and better living standards in the future. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: i see well first one's always a bear we're having a an architect friend of mine design a house for us and uh that can basically be be be put on any lot in any state any country you know so that's kind of the Sentence 2: I wish I had a friend in architecture.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: SALEM - It's a traumatic prospect for any domestic violence  having to do battle with her batterer in court. Sentence 2: Veronica's Closet is on NBC. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: read my lips and what happened they turned around and double crossed us Sentence 2: There are no wines that are adequate that are also not pretentious. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Kashmir was divided between both India and Pakistan, pending a plebiscite which has never been held. Sentence 2: We hardly work with those ones. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: okay well uh how do you feel about uh drug testing Sentence 2: originally from Louisville in Kentucky Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: From here, the long, narrow arcade called Nakamise-dori is lined with shops selling toasted rice crackers, spices in gourd-shaped wooden bottles, dolls, toys, fans, children's kimono, and ornaments and souvenirs of all sorts. Sentence 2: There are a number of different ways cash is identified. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The rule, promulgated by an independent regulatory agency, is not subject to title II of the act. Sentence 2: The rule is always subject to Title II of the Act, regardless of the agency behind it. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: White knew everything. Sentence 2: White had knowledge of many things, and I thought he was an absolute genius, but many people saw him as a fraud. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: to those children when they are together and and so it seems it seems for them that it works out all right so i don't know i i don't think i ever would have had what it would take to work full time and raise a family i Sentence 2: The theory is about space and time . Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i'm not into that you know i just like Rambo and all that Sentence 2: Rambo was my favorite above all else. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I clicked the link, which led to a page of more links to lots of information on BIOS, but a half-hour search yielded no information on booting from the CD-ROM drive. Sentence 2: The Clean Air Act is amended on a regular basis. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: or even  Australia!   Sentence 2: Unfortunately, the ability to change the search criteria is not yet implemented.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If this process continued, it might lead to a situation where all of the collection, sorting, and transporting of the mail is privatized. Sentence 2: The process could never lead to the privatization of mail transportation. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: And, in theory, feeding a write-off reserve back into operating income shouldn't even be possible. Sentence 2: After the massacre, the survivors began to flee the are en masse. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But where is he? Sentence 2: That doesn't work at all. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah right that your supposed to appreciate them well my my dog when i came home uh when i come home in evenings she my dog greets me at the door i don't know that a cat would do that uh Sentence 2: My dog greets me when I get home. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yes when i first started teaching i remember i went up to my job and i said okay i want to see a curriculum guide you know so i'll know what i'm suppose to teach and they go we don't have one of we don't even know where one is Sentence 2: I was thankful during my first teaching gig they had already developed their curriculum.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: well i really don't think anybody anybody can beat UNLV they they might beat themselves but i don't know they're at such a high level of intensity Sentence 2: UNLV is easily beatable.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Video poker has become increasingly popular, so much so that there's hardly a bar, grocery store, or laundromat in Las Vegas that doesn't have at least two or three machines. Sentence 2: A view gets old quickly. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In 1966 the Venetian authorities returned the skull of St. Titus to the Cretan people in a gold reliquary, along with fine paintings depicting scenes of the saint's life. Sentence 2: In 1966 the adorned skull of St.Titus was returned to the Cretan People. The Venitian government also gave an apology for not returning them sooner. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The second objection to Dalmatian farming is visceral. Sentence 2: Yes, that's a long thing. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They made us who we are. Sentence 2: The ladies sculpted us into who we are.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh well my husband sometimes you know he'll receive a call and he's at work Sentence 2: Every now and then my husband receives a call while he is at work.   Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: You see, continued Tuppence. Sentence 2: Federal spending is declining. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 18 See the description of this proceeding in the Appendix. Sentence 2: The appendix is missing a description of the proceeding. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Conversely, if you're staying in town, you'll have to travel to find a desirable beach. Sentence 2: THe donation is automatic. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Johnny, she's been a-pinin' fer you ever sence you enlisted, an' last night durin' the fight she mighty nigh went distracted. Sentence 2: You should find out as much as you can before picking a college. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Museums that will appeal to children are the Fry Model Railway Museum at Malahide Castle Estate (see page 75), while the National Wax Museum (Granby Row, Dublin 1; Tel. 872 6340) has a special  Children's World  tableau depicting well-known fairy-tale characters and a Hall of the Megastars devoted to pop musicians. Sentence 2: If you have children, you may wish to visit Malahide Castle Estate or the National Wax Museum. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: A while ago we changed the internet-phone PBX system to comply with WebTel 4.0.5, because, you know, no sane person would stay with the ancient Web 3.0.' Sentence 2: We knew no one wanted the Web 3.0 system. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But it is the web of easy evasions that is the essence of Morrisism, both in his politico past and in his Augustinian present. Sentence 2: Hunt was not born yet, when the war happened. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: More celebrity writers praise President Clinton and bash Kenneth Starr. Sentence 2: Celebrities don't like Starr as much as Clinton. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: A minimum of three days is necessary to see a good portion of the island; a week allows a visitor to do it justice and take the time to enjoy its scenic outdoors at a relaxed pace. Sentence 2: The models took over a year to complete.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The entrance to the mosque is through a door at the east wall above the temple complex. Sentence 2: They had suffered for others incomprehension of their customs and mutiny broke out north of Delhi. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Because while the dandy stands for beauty and elegance, he also stands for the restraint and self-discipline required to appear refined at all times. Sentence 2: The dandy is an antiquated, Victorian concept. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Tommy shoved a ticket into my hand and told me to get aboard the cars. Sentence 2: Their troubles stem from the fact that they're such a homogeneous party.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: oh okay does that last through the summer too Sentence 2: The model neglects to detail the information technology acquisition process. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Adjustment of cut points or use of alternative screening tests may be necessary for these subgroups. Sentence 2: The rule doesn't address hydrocarbons. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: it turned out my mom was the only one in the family that didn't want to go because she didn't play golf or tennis  and there wasn't really a job for her there Sentence 2: You can go from the basilica of Sat'Ubaldo to La Rocca on foot. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Although the babyboom generation will contribute heavily to the growth of the elderly population, increasing life expectancy and declining fertility rates are also responsible for the aging of the U.S. population. Sentence 2: The committee warned the LSC not to simplify. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Adrin would point out various mercenary guilds and standards. Sentence 2: We talked about our views. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: An almost naked Jesus dispenses justice more like a stern, even fierce Classical god-hero than the conventionally gentle biblical figure. Sentence 2: Jesus, stripped to the waste, dispenses justice to sinners using a hand cannon. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: right uh-huh that's true yeah that's true they did didn't they i know it's it's interesting i still wouldn't want to take them on though i still wouldn't want to take them i still think we need to be very careful but i believe that their economic or an economic threat more than anything at this point because they want control over the i know they want control over the European economic community and that you know that's why i see them diversifying their their power and their control that they have Sentence 2: The European managers of industry were killed as they were seen as both outsiders and slave-drivers. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Note the carved helmets and swords set above the choir stalls and the 19th-century tiled floor, similar to the one in Christ Church. Sentence 2: The helmets and swords are carved above the choir stalls. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They saw me coming, and stopped to stare. Sentence 2: Peter Jennings what a fraud am I right? Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i'm not sure down there if you guys are all picking up but up here it's it's terrible Sentence 2: There are many musical performances because music is a big part of the culture. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Blame the good manners on Christmas spirit. Sentence 2: Louis XV was father-in-law to Stanislas, who was deposed by the Russians in 1736.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Where am I to let you know to? Sentence 2: The men all ate together. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This virile young American, with the significant drawling voice, had the whip hand of him. Sentence 2: Traditional Japanese drama is often comical. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For example, through Boeing's Creating Value learning project, managers learn how to recognize the importance of cash flow and its influence on business decisions, understand shareholder expectations and the consequences of not meeting them, and identify the relationship between individual decisions and actions and shareholder value. Sentence 2: I hate talking to you, do not ever call me again. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: so to me if somebody has life you know beyond a reasonable doubt they should that should be it you know particularly for some of these really Sentence 2: If someone has life, you know, beyond a reasonable doubt, tthey should be then. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The usefulness of case study reports, therefore, depends to some degree on how well the investigator has portrayed the participants' ways of thinking about what happened and on how divergent the investigator's analysis is from the reader's ways of thinking about the subject. Sentence 2: I stopped that because I never used it Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He cited a brief report and an upcoming chapter in a book about interventions with adolescents that describes how studies at Brown evaluate fidelity. Sentence 2: The new wave music showed now promised. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The boats may appear deceptively primitive, but many of them have their own electric generators and all the modern conveniences. Sentence 2: The boats are state of the art and made with the best aesthetics, although they lack modern conveniences. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Happy Hanukkah, everybody! Sentence 2: Merry Christmas, everyone. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: you'll you'll never guess who this person is Sentence 2: You won't guess who this person is but I'll give you a clue: She is Haitian. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The very existence of the Guggenheim exhibition signals yet another experiment in opening China to the West. Sentence 2: The dealer has the corner on the market.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: but there are some others out there that i don't believe deserve the money they're getting Sentence 2: You are mistaken.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Duke Cosimo had Vasari design it in 1560 as a series of government offices (hence its name), a mint for the city's florin, and workshops for the Medici's craftsmen. Sentence 2: Our kids dont need money. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well i think we've probably talked long enough  about this subject Sentence 2: I don't watch much cable now. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Enthusiasts claim that Linux can run for years without requiring you to restart your system. Sentence 2: The person playing the part of Jim Morrison is  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Surprises spring up on all new industrial complexes alongside sleepy farming villages, skyscraper towns blooming in the middle of nowhere, Hakka women in their traditional flat straw hats with hanging black curtains, water buffalo, and flashes of azalea everywhere. Sentence 2: The skyscraper towns are the hubs of finance and stock trading in the region. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Everybody was impressed, and one man's eyelid even ticked a little, because he didn't realize that the speaker of this witty comments wasn't Czarek, but one of the Fodder Brothers (a term coined later by triumphant Pytlasinski). Sentence 2: The creatures scared us with their crazy noises. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: So let me assure you that this is in no way intended to deter any proceedings under way in the House of Representatives, no matter how idiotic. Sentence 2: There are proceedings in the House of Representatives every hour. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: His?­to?­rians regard this as the finest and best preserved of all the surviving theaters in the Roman Empire, unique for its towering scenic wall, with a statue of Em?­per?­or Augustus to greet you. Sentence 2: John did not give me any meaning. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Take the well-marked walk on the Chemin du Ceteau-Fort to admire them. Sentence 2: The enclave has always been unfortified and uninhabited. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that's no secret and it shouldn't be that way i don't think Sentence 2: The clouds above are crowded by angels and saints. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i think what we need what uh the government the state government needs to do is get in there and cut spending because when they got all this fraud and waste going on they need to just get in there and and get out the garbage that's in there right now i mean i once heard that uh uh for the for the federal government at least that if they uh uh well for like on the welfare system if they gave all that money directly to the people every welfare recipient would be making like forty five thousand dollars a year Sentence 2: Overall, the leading organizations offer training as part of a changing high-tech work environment, which includes new tools and techniques. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If White is seen to kill me in person, righteously and with witnesses, that puts him up as a legend by default. Sentence 2: If people see White kill me, people will be horrified. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: This rule was published as a notice of proposed rulemaking on January 3, 1997 (62 Fed. Sentence 2: This rule was not published until late February, 1997. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS -The weighing of benefits against costs usually expressed as a ratio of dollar benefits to dollar costs for each of a variety of alternatives to provide a comparable basis of choice among them. Sentence 2: according to Blankley, there is a 99 after the election. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah that is that is pretty risky Sentence 2: There is the risk that it will fail. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: If Posner tells Microsoft that, on this occasion, the government has a point, Microsoft will be hard put to disagree. Sentence 2: Joining would have come with a lot of benefits. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They focused their anger on those strangers they could see, Jon and the others. Sentence 2: I told her to go.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: She's a lady's maid, as far as I remember, so probably won't be there, and, anyway, she's not likely." Sentence 2: Driver is mute. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Pecker is a breezy, agreeable picture--a charmer, thumbs-up, three stars--but there's something disappointing about a John Waters film that's so evenhanded and all-embracing, even if its sunniness is ironic. Sentence 2: They were all slaves to Jabbah the Hut, correct? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Not just respect for battle. Sentence 2: Giza influenced the other places to build their pyramids also. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In addition, the rule exempts new nonroad compression-ignition engines at or above 37 kilowatts and new nonroad sparkignition engines at or below 19 kilowatts. Sentence 2: The rule states that all new nonroad engines with more than 35 kilowats are exempt. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and at the end of the semester you go back in and your like your final exam is a three mile walk and if you walk it in this many minutes you get an A this many minutes you get a B Sentence 2: You must pass through Seathwaite to get to the mountain, which takes ten hours. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I ”I don't understand. Sentence 2: That doesn't make much sense. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: but uh i remember working on those cars you'd open the hood and there was basically nothing in there but an engine and a few things Now you open the hood and it's scary like you say it takes a plumber to figure out where all this stuff goes yeah Sentence 2: It used to be much easier to work under the hood on a car than it is now. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and if you've got a baby i mean it's kind of neat thinking about it talking up to your baby and to to an infant Sentence 2: It is good for bonding to talk to infants. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: CIA officer Harold James Nicholson was arrested and charged with spying for Russia . He allegedly sold the identities and profiles of new agents for $120,000. Sentence 2: The transaction could be compared to a pre-emptive bailout. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The river is 48 km (30 miles) long, and the 11.2-hour raft ride covers 5 km (3 miles) of navigable river that meanders through the lush countryside, where you can take in the verdant river banks and the peace and quiet. Sentence 2: Left-wing historians were unjustified in their defence of black culture. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You should try the Singapore specials and you must not miss dessert. Sentence 2: I have specific ideas about that old will because it's poorly written. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Anse's eyes fluttered open, and he looked up dazedly. Sentence 2: Anse opened his eyes and looked up.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Dave stared around the office. Sentence 2: Dave sat in his chair. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In previous sections, capacity factors of 85 percent were assumed. Sentence 2: Are you working in the military on equipment? Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: When I became Comptroller General in November 1998, I committed GAO to helping the Congress address issues that will define the 21st century. Sentence 2: I don't believe this to be the case.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: including the classes of small entities subject to the rule and alternatives considered to reduce the burden on the small entities. Sentence 2: He beat me in the game. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: All Good Candidates Lose Sentence 2: The villagers never liked weapons in the first place. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um it's horrible Sentence 2: I don't think anyone liked Margaret Thatcher or respected her. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The whole is worthy of its nickname, church of gold.  Sentence 2: The structure's nickname involves gold. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: We would use such authority, if granted, sparingly to address specific targeted needs, such as information technology specialists and actuaries. Sentence 2: The artist known as Giambologna was really from Scotland. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This inappropriate and un-level playing field was addressed in part of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation. Sentence 2: Not treating all equal was brought up in the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation. This could have real consequences if not handled. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: well  i don't i haven't done any painting since i was a child and my father would be painting and i'd ask him if i could  you know take a turn or something but uh when we bought our home it was recently Sentence 2: I haven't painted since I was a child.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I think the Constitution was written up so you could represent yourself. Sentence 2: I never graduated from college. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Youth may be wasted on the young, but it's not wasted on the president. Sentence 2: Those academic standards will improve Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There are in fact dozens of underground limestone vaults attracting botanists and zoologists to witness their unique flora and fauna, but only three caves are open to the general public. Sentence 2: More than eighty million dollars are spent on bed spaces alone. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This is a very important discovery." Sentence 2: Stark did a horrible job of planning this. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Its standout attraction is the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga (National Museum of Ancient Art), Portugal's largest museum. Sentence 2: You must take a boat between Niihau and Kauai. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Biblical overtones--the tale of Jacob and Laban--bubble up from Malamud's simplicity. Sentence 2: There are writings that relate to the tale Adam and Eve in Malamud's writing. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: You know, Monsieur Poirot, that you have carte blanche in every way. Sentence 2: Derry was angry about losing the battle. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It is madness!" Sentence 2: Leger believes that humans are very similar to machines. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Just over 11.2 km (1 mile) out of town you pass the turn to the small sandy bay of CaleSahona, which is framed by cliffs of red rock and hotel and holiday apartment blocks. Sentence 2: Put the drug dealers in jail and let normal people do. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And in my head, I started to swear. Sentence 2: I began to audibly swear, and it felt great to do it. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: now that's old that is that is the largest Sentence 2: Payback could be a kick if the audience was having fun. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The man's steely blue eyes did not blink. Sentence 2: Within 10 years, it is predicted that there will be twice as many tourists renting houses. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Award winner Richard Woodall, who has a royal warrant to supply sausages to Queen Elizabeth II, is one of the manufacturers to look for. Sentence 2: I silently conveyed my approval of the situation. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The imposed treaty in 1772 robbed Poland of nearly a third of its lands. Sentence 2: The costs are developed primarily to be marginal costs Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Indian hijacking crisis was resolved. Sentence 2: The Old Man will be surprised to hear about the kid. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Sample  Topping the list of top 20 shortest books of the century-- Al  The Wild Years .) Sentence 2: I am just like George Wallace was when he was old. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Mitchell, what happened here? Muller turned to the man at his far right. Sentence 2: Saint Johnswort is a kind of herb that has no medicinal qualities. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Paul Simon 's Graceland (1986), which was largely derived from South African Mbaqanga , helped popularize non-Western music. Sentence 2: I spend most of my job repairing and maintaining our computers.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i'm just uh it irritates me the way people mistreat animals and and they don't do it intentionally they just they're just doing it they go out and they think oh wouldn't it be cute to get a kitty Sentence 2: It doesn't matter about Buchanan. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The International Centre for Humanitarian Reporting notes that the media often only report on the crisis of the moment, and aims to encourage better reporting of humanitarian, development and related issues. Sentence 2: Her chest was sensitive from her last battle. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: As a result, the merchants were forced to limit their salvoes to one a day and from then on, they signaled the noon hour daily for all to hear. Sentence 2: Mr. Brown rescued them because he cares about their well-being. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: it's just not not a real good uh thing to have on your uh employment uh records Sentence 2: This sort of things is bad to have on your employment record. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Perhaps Eugene Meyer was a 19 th -century chauvinist with no intention of letting his most talented child run a newspaper. Sentence 2: The list of state agencies was available on more than one site.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: E-mail is less secure than snail mail or a phone call. Sentence 2: Mr Mace started right away. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i mean like Kevin Costner did all of his own scenes and uh they had to teach a wolf how to to howl uh-huh that's the part they had trouble finding was wolves Sentence 2: After two months, they found one wolf. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He sees everyone as being equal. Sentence 2: He thinks British people are better than everybody. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Shades of Chicken Little! Sentence 2: Take the cable car and rack railway for a close-up view of a glacier. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i guess not Sentence 2: That won't work. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He went up to Adrin, took his sword and dagger, and gave him the sticks. Sentence 2: Also, there were no changes. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: right right or at least loans  that they pay off Sentence 2: Having pets is one of the best ways to learn how to take care of someone else. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I was thinking of asking you if I might, ma'am. Mrs. Vandemeyer looked at her a minute longer, and then smiled. Sentence 2: The large Mediterranean island is not a common vacation destination. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The town cannot be defended, said San'doro. Sentence 2: This will cause a cost analysis and a resource comparison. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'We don't have a lot of influence in Large.' Sentence 2: We have a wide range of influence in Large. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The elders sat in the addressing room of Alvic's home in the same seats they had sat in for three decades. Sentence 2: Not everything on the island comes with chips. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Jon saw Ca'daan watching Susan as she ate. Sentence 2: It is difficult to read the emotions of an Indian person. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: With its gleaming white villas and smart little hotels, a sunny micro-climate, beautiful pine-shaded beaches, and succulent oysters and mussels, this cheerful island is a popular holiday resort, especially with sailors. Sentence 2: It doesn't answer our question about technology. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Where's your little friend?   Sentence 2: The question as to whether or not they will be getting you to the ferries on time follows a litany of failures on the part of the service in question.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You'd think with my jaw of iron I'd talk less. Sentence 2: It was the most normal Hanson saw all day. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The terrace of the cafe below has fine views of the sea to the east. Sentence 2: The room was bare of any furniture or items.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Who do they think we are?  Sentence 2: Who do they think we report to? Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The richness of the exterior of the Dome is echoed, even excelled, inside. Sentence 2: Things in Marigot become crazy when an inter-island cargo scow arrives.   Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: About 81 percent receive only limited services, such as a single consultation, rather than full-time representation. Sentence 2: 81 percent of people received full time services. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Great tubes hung down from the ceiling, each one filled with liquid. Sentence 2: it takes about four hours to cut our grass because we aren't allowed to run lawn mowers Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Writing in the New York Review of Books , Luc Sante defends DeLillo against the perennial charge that his novels are  Large thematic strokes may define his architecture, but within lies continual surprise at the fluidity and resilience of the human condition. Sentence 2: You don't like camping at all, do you? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He swung but fell to the defensive. Sentence 2: He fell to the defensive after swinging. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and seeing like all i've seen all of James Dean's movies Sentence 2: Paint maintenance is easy work and any painter could finish it in just one day. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: With such far-flung territories, dissolution was inevitable, and began immediately. Sentence 2: Julie Andrews is the only actress to ever play the part of Nora Dinsmoor. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah isn't that ridiculous Sentence 2: CNN executives will not be able to demand boring programs if they crashed frequently. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Its carriers provide twice weekly delivery to various areas in Sweden for large volume customers. Sentence 2: The carriers provide delivery twice a year to all of Sweden. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Arabs and Crusaders Sentence 2: You can't defend yourself if you are going to say terrible things. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: To still others, it was not possible to tell whether this was a case study because looking at instances was what we do in all our methods, and there was no differentiation between this job and a compliance audit. Sentence 2: Had about 50 for one second-round game, as seen on TV. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The record before the Commission is undisputed that LSC entities cannot provide full and meaningful representation to H-2A workers and to many other eligible aliens under the alternative constructions of the presence requirement. Sentence 2: Shiloh and Drew remained quiet in the stable. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah so uh so you so then you're not a uh uh not a frequent movie goer either Sentence 2: The scenery remains second to none, even though the newer resorts lack traditional charm and the slopes are packed in winter. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The season runs during autumn and winter from October to February. Sentence 2: October through February is when the season is run. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The tech millionaires, meanwhile, have realized they can use the establishment. Sentence 2: The Saint-Pierre Bridge is within walking distance of Saint Martin's church.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Islands and the People Sentence 2: There aren't many inhabitants in the area, apart from those living in CaleSahona. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah it looks like Jerry Jones is trying to make as much money as he can out of this deal uh he's got his own TV show and he opened the Cowboy Corral out in in the parking lot there Sentence 2: Jerry Jones isn't doing anything to capitalize on the deal. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: About 3,000 years ago, Mojacar was an important Phoenician port, but earthquakes and major geological upheavals have left it high and dry. Sentence 2: Mojacar experiences earthquakes and this caused people to leave the area. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: but um  so is there anything else Sentence 2: Anything else that I should know? Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: but how come we weren't doing this say twenty years ago you know Sentence 2: Now's the time to get prepared. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Jon erupted in laughter. Sentence 2: We visited our parents in April. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: As you continue through the huge bronze doors of the Imperial Gate, your eyes will be drawn skywards by the upwards sweep of the dome. Sentence 2: There was now a religious conflict within Britain. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The fools who had moved the orrery must have been so careless that they'd sprung the mechanism. Sentence 2: The federal government's sourcing policy needed to be revised partially. Genre: government.
Output: N