niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: This fact may be what makes the fashion journalist hate her job--the painful sense that real work cannot be done in this genre, that it would be better, more honorable, to be writing about something else. Sentence 2: First class bill mail house Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Hunt Rennie had lived in Kentucky over a year once. Sentence 2: Rennie had once lived in Kentucky. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: E. M. Forster fans can undertake their own private pilgrimage 25 km (15 miles) north, to the Barabar Caves, which were the setting for the Marabar incident in Forster's famous novel Passage to India. Sentence 2: The net inflow of foreign investment affects the United States' ability to invest in domestic capital stock.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh number one is i i'm i'm kind of i know this sounds like a slogan for the government but i you know we are in a war against  drugs i mean Sentence 2: Tuppence wanted to hear her story and comment on it. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Alas, the president has not made this case. Sentence 2: A person need to have access to technology in order to gain and improve from it.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and what happened at the end is the judge um um uh Michael wanted wanted the firm put in receivership and the judge wouldn't do it but he said he he's going to give a like a ten day uh evaluation and he was going to put it in the hands of a businessman to to run it and see if the firm was salvageable or not Sentence 2: I think that once you have a belief that it doesn't change for the rest of your life. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Perhaps they are elderly people who are swindled out of their life savings or beaten by a neighbor or acquaintance. Sentence 2: Sheep were the main source of food. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah yeah i heard about it Sentence 2: Ano Hersenissos had been founded four centuries ago by simple farmers. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: men and women can vote it's amazing that we can still look overseas and see you know this thing in Saudi Arabia and all and they still don't allow women to vote it is still amazing of course we we don't have such a wonderful history that Sentence 2: The route coming from Ambleside along the A593 is said to be a rocky path. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Jon felt it deep in the pit of his stomach. Sentence 2: Dinner was eaten with a large group of friends. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that's what you want plus out on Texoma you have got all that you know mass of water to get across Sentence 2: MY plant I work in is located in Massachusetts. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Shining, hand-beaten objects in copper and brass can be found in the shops around the Old Bedesten in the Grand Bazaar, and also in Bak??rc??lar Caddesi (Copp?­ersmiths' Street) behind Beyaz??t Square. Sentence 2: There is little on any Santa Monica border.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: George F. Will is stuck in Reagan's first term (though he tries to convince us that he's stuck in the Madison administration). Sentence 2: Is that a nice place? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Funny. Sentence 2: Drug use by one member of a family is grounds to remove the whole group. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Sure thing. Sentence 2: Me and my friend have been going to the driving range.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I will involve them in after-school programs, maternity group homes, prison fellowships, and drug treatment programs. Sentence 2: I plan to get them involved in various social and rehabilitation programs. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: These are crisscrossed by numerous narrow alleys called  wynds  and separated by open spaces where markets were held, royal decrees were heard, and criminals were hanged in front of large and enthusiastic crowds. Sentence 2: Narrow alleys called wynds crisscrossed, being separated by open market areas. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 95 per year for wry political and cultural commentary. Sentence 2: The wry political and cultural commentary is very well-received. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: She stopped suddenly, and looked up at me.  Sentence 2: She ceased knitting and looked up. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Their subtlety of colour, liveliness of posture, and strong, lifelike faces record a last remarkable flowering of Byzantine art before its descent into decadence. Sentence 2: Byzantine art went through one last heyday before it fell into decadence. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: These employees make up cross-functional teams that provide an appropriate mix of business expertise and IT skills to accomplish the various tasks of a project. Sentence 2: She was never overcome and taken by car. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Not with the menu, but with the magnificent display sprawled across a long table as you  seafood antipasti, stuffed eggplant and zucchini, grilled peppers in red, yellow, and green, and whatever bounty this morning's market yielded. Sentence 2: The Hitties killed the Pharaoh at Thebes and destroyed all his statues. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Good-bye, old thing. The two young people went off in opposite directions. Sentence 2: The two young people would never see each other for decades to come. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: What you tell me about the girl puzzled me, said Mr. Carter. Sentence 2: I understand what you told me about the girl, said Mr. Carter. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: well yeah i have my beliefs in the hereafter and i believe that uh God will take care of them Sentence 2: She does some work from home, however. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: he was always speaking in terms of you know American imperialism reasserting itself and i suppose it's a different attitude that we normally don't hear in the country Sentence 2: I kind of agree with him that American imperialism is reasserting itself. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Did you ever in your heart of hearts believe that Mrs. Inglethorp was poisoned by her husband?" Sentence 2: Did you ever firmly believe that Mrs. Inglethorp was killed by her husband? Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: This climb offers panoramic views of Derwentwater and Borrowdale. Sentence 2: This death toll was the largest ever recorded in ancient warfare. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 7StandardsforInternalControlintheFederalGovernment(GAO/AIMD99. Sentence 2: The nomination for prizes like the Nobel is incredibly important to many people. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It was published in the Federal Register as a final rule on April 15, 1998. Sentence 2: Lincoln was shot in the head at the booth. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Permits are easy to obtain, however, and reserved accommodation can be booked either in the lodges or in the official campgrounds Sentence 2: The mosaics are totally destroyed and can no longer be seen. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: thank you i think we might have just screwed up the computer but we'll find out Sentence 2: I know that the issue is not with the computer. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In 27 percent of the cases, the charges were dismissed or the defendant was found not guilty. Sentence 2: The Pharmacie du Cerf stands on the Place de la Cathedrale and dates back to the 13th century.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I ”I ”mdash; With a satisfied and expressive countenance, Sir Ernest observed: "I have nothing more to ask you, Mr. Cavendish." This bit of cross-examination had caused great excitement in court.  Sentence 2: It is wrong to make Jesse Helms and Saddam Hussein fall in line. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that's sad well it was nice to talk to you Sentence 2: Anyone can accomplish that. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They ruled the 79 towns of medieval Provence and their impregnable fortress became a center of courtly love prized by traveling troubadours. Sentence 2: They ruled 87 towns even though their fortress was weak. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Its tone somehow both baleful and bemused, wistful yet wan. Sentence 2: Nobody is looking into Hong Kong's past. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Some praise his emphasis on biology as a strong antidote to the trendy campus fatalists who hold truth to be subjective (R.Z. Sentence 2: Licor de castanha is mixed into some varieties of margarita to add color. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But in the long run, it's unavoidable. Sentence 2: The Iranians are not important. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: What had he said wrong?  Sentence 2: The Agron, King David, and Mamilla streets do not cross each other. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In his review of The Big Lebowski , Alex Ross shows himself to be a true spokesman for the film establishment. Sentence 2: Sometimes the people who have problems cannot make it to court. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But then, to gain their support, the Japanese upheld their prestige, restored pensions, and preserved their authority at least in Malay custom and Islamic religion. Sentence 2: He gave no consideration to the matter. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Department has requested, but has not yet received an OMB approval of the information collection requirements of the rule. Sentence 2: The big correction is beginning to occur. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Once you exclude fringe elements on both sides--Ralph Nader and Pat Buchanan, basically--both Democrats and Republicans accept the reality of NAFTA and the WTO even as they argue about whether these bodies should include environmental and labor laws, a la the EU. Sentence 2: Fringe elements in the democratic and republican parties don't care about environmental and labor laws. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh you know i think i think that you know using a i guess what they call it is eclectic you know using drawing from a lot of different sources and making you know a a synthesis of a new type of music um Sentence 2: The prices of photography equipment in Hong Kong are lower than anywhere else in the world. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Originally the temple was on the shore but reclamation projects have now left it high and dry. Sentence 2: The Minerals Management Service collects them. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The torrents protect us as they have for centuries. Sentence 2: It is on the state. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i don't know what the chains are down there maybe in the mall family book store something like that Sentence 2: There are no book stores in the area, I haven't seen any here either. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I can't sleep. Sentence 2: We have to make due with this medium sized and gaudy rug. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: aThe CIOas ability to add value is the biggest single factor in determining whether the organization views IT as an asset or a liability. Sentence 2: IT is either an asset or a liability depending on the ability of the CIO. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They also but only later gave birth to the sun, in the form of the goddess Amaterasu, who endowed the Japanese imperial family with its regalia of bronze mirror, iron sword, and jewel. Sentence 2: This is a country were guns are common especially in small towns. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Spanish never settled this strip of land, but when the British arrived in the late 1650s they built Fort Cromwell here; it was renamed Fort Charles following the restoration of the British monarchy in 1662. Sentence 2: The British were the first to settle on this strip of land. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 'That's that,'   Sentence 2: The Network Vehicle designers probably assumed that car phones are already standard equipment that's why they left them off the list. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: History buffs will have to ask along the road north of Saint-Pierre for the unmarked location of the so-called Caribs'' Grave, where Indians pursued by French colonists hurled themselves from a cliff in the 17th century, vowing that Mount Pelee would avenge their deaths. Sentence 2: There is no chance that Abraham could ever kill me.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah it was in English they had it in Tokyo too in English but they had they had they had Married With Children have you ever seen that before Sentence 2: He looked calm but his hands were shaking Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I want to meet them.' Sentence 2: He has Alzheimer's, but he can function perfectly in most respects. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But the specific sections of communications law that constrain political speech in the electronic media--including provisions for equal time for all candidates--do not apply to the Internet. Sentence 2: Most of the patients found in the emergency department have problems with alcohol. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i'm i'm twenty five Sentence 2: The USPS costs do not vary as much with volume per belief of the Commission. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Very few people travel on it; its principal purpose is as an artefact of tradition. Sentence 2: Aquatic activities. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You'll see fascinating views of the rear of the Georgian houses of the New Town as well as the small cottages of Dean Village itself. Sentence 2: We start trial early in the morning. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Let me go, uncle. Sentence 2: It goes by the names Terah and Earth but never Hell. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: At the top was the ragged curtain hiding the recess where Tommy had hidden that day. Sentence 2: Tommy hid in the large oak tree outside. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1:  The barber finally removed the cloth with a snap and bowed. Sentence 2: You don't need to watch them after that. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Mr. Franklin. I've been expecting you.' Sentence 2: I've been waiting for you, Mr. Franklin. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah i think there'd there'd be a you know a uh economic benefit for you know everyone concerned those doing the work and those receiving the the uh the services Sentence 2: There would be economic detriments for everyone. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Participants referred to a landmark study on financial reporting by the Jenkins Committee4 as evidence that little has changed. Sentence 2: Everything is covered, however nothing is fully explained. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I expect more from your publication than the language used by spammers looking to sell me porn. Sentence 2: Daddyji and Mamaji were the early installments of the novel. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: We trust this answers your inquiry. Sentence 2: We do not believe that this will answer any of your inquiries. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Couldn't Soutine's eruptive, vertiginous landscapes be construed as recollections of a ravaged Europe, or even as the foreshadowing of an apocalyptic, post-atomic future? Sentence 2: The Dilwara Temples are located on Mount Abu which is currently used by the Indian bourgeoisie. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For example, the administrative approval of an employee's travel voucher (usually performed by the employee's supervisor) generally confirms the reasonableness of the claim and that the travel actually took place. Sentence 2: Three factors are applied to our model's result so the comparison can be more meaningful. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Plato's girlfriend is worried the former actress is on a downward spiral to death. Sentence 2: I play it all the time now that I am married.   Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Over the years, Congress, EPA and the States have responded to specific environmental and public health problems by developing separate regulatory programs for utilities to address the specific problems. Sentence 2: The residents are thrilled by the ways in which Dublin has transformed itself into a European city. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You forget your own suggestion of a dictaphone, said Sir James dryly. Sentence 2: Snow is artificially made to supplement the natural snowfall. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The demographic and economic assumptions imply a sharp drop in the average annual growth of aggregate hours worked from 0.7 percent through 2010 to 0.2 percent from 2020 through 2075. Sentence 2: Aggregate hours worked have been on a steady decrease.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: She received her bachelor's degree from Cornell University in 1974 and then attended Harvard Law School. Sentence 2: Having a leaf blower will save you a lot of time in the fall. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I'm starting to feel the same way about Roy Barnes. Sentence 2: I am beginning to have the same feelings. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Le Monde also reported on its front page that in France, marriages within the military are calmer and more stable than civilian ones. Sentence 2: Le Monde reported that the military marriages are more stable than civilian ones. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The CSA focuses on the totality of Government operations rather than on individual programs, and shows the short- and long-term direction of current programs. Sentence 2: Information relevant in the report Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Minato Mirai 21 project, launched in the mid-1980s, was intended to turn a huge tract of neglected waterfront north and east of Sakuragi-cho into a model city of the future, integrating business, exhibition, and leisure facilities. Sentence 2: The Minato Mirai 21 project was meant to bring lots more money to the area. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Arc-et-Senans Sentence 2: Move towards my light. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It will contain whatever news scooplets, insights, and reflections Deputy Editor Jack Shafer can either solicit from Slate's staff and readers or, if necessary, download from his own head. Sentence 2: This is the idea of African economics which uses the same model. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But it would not be inaccurate to describe a woman as a nebbish or as nebbishy. Sentence 2: Some men can also be accurately described as nebbish. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1:  "They were lost in moving this," Ser Perth told him. Sentence 2: I do not know much about the topic of pollution.   Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i got to stick to more sedate sports Sentence 2: Sometimes they change the books completely without caring about the author. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Postal Service also considers the data in the electronic spreadsheets commercially sensitive because they contain country-specific data. Sentence 2: The data in the electronic spreadsheets are also considered by the Postal Service as commercially sensitive, but this is going to change. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: You there Rennie! Drew saw the involuntary spasm of Don Cazar's lips, the shadow of an expression which might mean he anticipated a distasteful scene to come. Sentence 2: Drew knew Don Quixote. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Stark! Stark! Stark! they cried. Sentence 2: They needed Stark to help them in the battle. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Lech Walesa, a shipyard electrician, led worker strikes in Gdansk. Sentence 2: Some social insurance programs receive funding through federal government revenues in order to cover funding shortfalls when the earmarked taxes aren't enough. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The new rules cap federal welfare payments at the 1995 level (with some allowances for rising unemployment and other contingencies). Sentence 2: New rules change federal welfare payments for the better. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Although the details are kept private, it is well known that many private-sector firms set rates via contracts with selected customers. Sentence 2: The dense forests are along the river valley and are hard to get through. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: ACCOUNTABILITY Sentence 2: Hinduism and Islam used to coexist peacefully. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: According to Larry Doyle, who writes for the show, Smithers was originally just a sycophant in love with the boss. Sentence 2: He thought he had to look tough. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Native Hawaiians were finding themselves overwhelmed and outnumbered. Sentence 2: The memorial is a stark reminder and museum for sorrow.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Combining the architectural style of Ile-de-France Gothic with Rhenish German sculpture, the cathedral is an apt symbol of Alsatian culture. Sentence 2: However most golfers prefer Santa Ponca over Son Vida Golf. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I have filters that keep me from being subjected to that sort of language in my e-mail. Sentence 2: They cannot stand Lewinsky. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The other story suggests that the young pundits on MSNBC may represent a sea change in American politics. Sentence 2: When traveling to Nagpur from Khajuraho, you can take a train to Jabalpur and continue by road. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Weather voyeurs can sneak a glance at more than 100 weather cameras filming the skies in other cities. Sentence 2: There are less than 50 weather cameras in other cities. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: We need to further examine and refine alcohol-screening questionnaires in the ED. Sentence 2: We need to study what questions we ask of car accident victims in the ED. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: i really like it um-hum Sentence 2: I love it! Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Berthelot's wife supervised the design, and the delicacy of its forms, especially the slender conical turrets at each corner and the double-arched loggias of the main staircase, are the result. Sentence 2: They don't take them out, I think that is awful. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Although--although at least one of them has not made a secret of the fact that he's talked to the President. Sentence 2: Nicolette got angry because Clark's demand, said the news. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Th' soldiers they ain't no trouble. Sentence 2: An item is required by law to be adequately documented over time. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Go sit in the back, keep everyone else company. Sentence 2: Keep everyone else company by sitting in the back. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The estimated annual demand for catalyst from the Clear Skies Act, which consists of the demand due to new installations and annual replacement is shown in Table 6-8. Sentence 2: There is still no demand for catalyst due to the Clear Skies Act. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: With the swing to surplus in recent years, federal government saving added to the saving of other sectors to increase the amount of national saving available for investment. Sentence 2: National saving amounts have declined, forcing a reduction in investment. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Another of the New Hampshire journalists on the panel, Alison King of New England Cable News, asked Hatch a go-back-where-you-came-from question similar to the one asked of Forbes. Sentence 2: Aumann and Maschler are well respected mathematicians.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Wendy Maloney spent nearly an hour filling out a request for a restraining order on the computer in Orange. Sentence 2: He pees in a bottle. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well i mean like i say if you're if you're you know if you're at an upper level in the rank category you know you're probably pulling down close to seventy grand a year Sentence 2: Hollings has and will always deny that he's a pork Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: old fashioned foods they're really set in their ways and used to have what they could get at home and now they're feeding them um quiche and all kinds of strange food that we would eat Sentence 2: The economy has no rules. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: NBC won the right in a Texas court to air a movie Monday about the murder of a teen-age girl by two lovers--also teens--even though the accused have yet to be tried. Sentence 2: The words did not have an effect on Ca'daan.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Now who's being extravagant? Sentence 2: Governmental receipts are collections that are made public for searching. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Derry, is that you?' Sentence 2: Recent years have brought hip hopped pop-soul acts and hits for neo-soul singers. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Its annual growth rate dropped from 6.9 percent in 1987-90 to 1.4 percent in 1990-93 and further to 1.0 percent in 1993-97 Sentence 2: Cost models aren't usually too accurate, but sometimes they can be. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Given an assumed remaining life expectancy of 10 years, this gives a VSLY of $258,000, assuming a 3 percent discount rate. Sentence 2: A remaining life expectancy of 10 years gives a VSLY of $20. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The whitewashed houses and red-tile roofs scatter about a sun-dappled, green terraced valley. Sentence 2: From time to time. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: stop by and get them at you know for ninety nine cents and bring them home but Sentence 2: Boaz has been asking a lot of questions about the law lately.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: To the orrery and smash it! Sentence 2: The best feeling possible in the city is to wander its narrow streets. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It's a great place to start your visit. Sentence 2: There is no improved method of monitoring. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Don't give me this crap about how the crab claws wouldn't fit on the smorgasbord table. Sentence 2: Don't give me this crap about how the crab claws wouldn't fit on the smorgasbord table. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah we talked about that one too and he he said he didn't think it should of gotten all those awards he thought it was too long but Sentence 2: Why shouldn't I do that? Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He could hear the sound of other running feet outside. Sentence 2: The people will arrive in ten minutes. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: the um i remember last year wasn't it raining a lot this yeah all that flooding and everything Sentence 2: I recall the previous year it was not raining much. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Unfortunately, the cement used for its construction contained sea sand, which caused the iron reinforcing rods to corrode. Sentence 2: I guess there is a reason to take everyone. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah yeah i'm kind of in the same same kind of deal townhouse in the neighborhood Sentence 2: During fiestas, don't count on bakeries and newsagents being open in the morning. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: delicious though i love it Sentence 2: Sarah Michelle Gellar treats Thor like one of her children. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I have to report back."  Dave stared after him until he was gone, and then around at the office. Sentence 2: CIO's reactions don't affect the constraints much. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: damaged oh yeah Sentence 2: It no longer works. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: For an entity to run and control its operations, it must have relevant, reliable, and timely communications relating to internal as well as external events. Sentence 2: The company had very quick communication which was reliable as well.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: well they're kind of put into a trap of being out there to please the special interest groups as well Sentence 2: He has no relationship with Hillary. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Californication of Seattle continues. Sentence 2: I was looking for the pants but they were sold out. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Unless, of course, when it comes to Internet shares there is no sensible middle. Sentence 2: The Pointe Pitre is the largest city in the country. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Just what I've always thought, too, Kirby. Shannon's voice was softer, more drawling than ever. Sentence 2: Everyone should have a credit card. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Scores of tiny islands dot the bay, their white sandstone shaped by the elements into arches, caves, and pyramids and covered with lovely, wispy sea pines. Sentence 2: The endless beating of the wind and waves have shaped all the islands into a uniform, rectangular shape.  Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: And a great marketing  Buy my books, because they're good for your daughter. Sentence 2: Ribeira Brava is the very last settlement located all the way to the east. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i think so i don't know i just uh i'm unhappy with it but and well i'm i'm sort of semi fortunate right now i'm a graduate student so i don't make that much what i make isn't taxed very highly because i'm still in school Sentence 2: I have never been a college student. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: he'll go out there and spend four hours on the lawn Sentence 2: He was smart as a whip and cunning.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The collections, regularly rotated from the 45,000 works in reserve, range from the Fauves and Cubism to Abstract Expressionism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and all the breakaway factions and reactions which followed them. Sentence 2: The collections are rotated from only about 2000 works. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Window-shop your way past the goldsmiths and furriers of the Rue de la Paix to the Op??ra Garnier, a massive neo-Baroque building designed by Charles Garnier, a then-unknown architect who wanted to create a new Napoleon III style of architecture. Sentence 2: I have a lot of fun stories about that. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: As Greek colonial power grew weak from Athens-Sparta rivalry back home and pressure from Phoenicians in Sicily, the vacuum was filled by an uppity confederation of Latin and Sabine tribes living on seven hills known collectively as Rome. Sentence 2: relevant performance information can include typing speed. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These were cut into the Castle Rock in the 15th century to create an extra floor of space; they offer a fascinating insight into the lives of the ordinary soldiers in days gone by. Sentence 2: They made extra floor space by carving into the rock and mountain. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh well that's neat Sentence 2: There are people here who go to school for basket weaving. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: From the Saint-Pierre bridge, there is a lovely view of its flowery river banks, weeping willows, and timbered houses, with the tower of Saint Martin's church in the distance. Sentence 2: The Saint-Pierre bridge provides a captivating view of its flowery river banks. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh one is taking Latin and one has taken Spanish but not enough of it and uh i think we we down here especially should speak and California New Mexico and all that really Sentence 2: My kids are great at foreign languages. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: i don't know because i know i don't watch while i'm up here at school i don't watch hardly any TV like Thursday night i like to sit down and watch a few shows but other than that Sentence 2: They take all types of paper. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: he's uh i read those uh actually i think my favorite author really right now is uh William Johnstone Sentence 2: Like an attachment. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Paris is one of the world's most densely populated capitals. Sentence 2: What is going to happen?  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Stardom can be addictive. Sentence 2: Moses was delighted to be given the word of God. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: To the blazes with it, then--when in magic land, magic had to do. Sentence 2: Why did he say the thing he said? Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The first to arrive were Bactrian Greeks left in the Afghan hills by Alexander's successors. Sentence 2: The wealth effect explains the decline in personal savings rate. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You're not supposed to be back until spring. Sentence 2: Economic theory is the best solution, if everyone has gone crazy. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There's also Albright's relationship with her Jewish first cousin , who still lives in Prague. Sentence 2: He'd be right to say I'm preparing a case. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The best reason to visit Timna Park, however, is to see its multi-coloured sandstone rock formations, fantastically shaped by desert erosen. Sentence 2: After a few moments, Alfred Inglethorp rushed into the kitchen. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: While these varieties are generally incompatible with one another, all this code-writing has resulted in a far-flung community that understands the Unix beast. Sentence 2: It's my first time being a speaker for this specific subject. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and so we that now we have this we have a house that's three times as big but we have less than a quarter acre lot you know and uh and uh Sentence 2: You know there are a lot of companies that can't afford to keep the insurance. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: HCFA submitted its proposed modification of this Medicare reporting requirement to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on July 19, 1996. Sentence 2: The Low and Weak Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The ship hardly seems damaged. Sentence 2: From the inspection I did, the ship hardly seems to have sustained any damage. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990 (Pub. Sentence 2: The safe medical devices act was it enacted in 1992. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Thierry Mugler's black satin one-piece took the sado-maso route with stark black bands clutching ribcage and upper thigh, also for $750. Sentence 2: Car and home insurance rates are quite high in Texas. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Since the tram's inauguration in 1888 it has stopped only for typhoons and World War II. Sentence 2: There have been typhoons that tram has kept running through. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Nick Name is an English pen name of a Polish absurdist writer with an advertising background. Sentence 2: He is ignoring the old moral issues about cutting back on Planned Parenthood. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Not there, said Tuppence over her shoulder. Sentence 2: Coming back to reality was a sad experience for him, the game world was just so much better. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In February 1936 te left-wing Popular Front won a majority of seats in the Cortes, but across Spain new extremes of violence displaced argument. Sentence 2: It is not part of a set. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This is Italy's oldest ski resort and an Alpine Museum traces its history in the Casa delle Guide (Maison des Guides). Sentence 2: In the Alpine Museum, you can also find information about other Italian ski resorts. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Objectives  Improving the grant management process to utilize the information received to provide standards-based feedback to programs. Sentence 2: Leadership doesn't matter much to organizations. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The final rule contains information collections which are subject to approval by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under the Paperwork Reduction Act. Sentence 2: They help a lot with paying for insurance.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and sentenced to to death that that automatic appeal which goes in could be more quickly dealt with Sentence 2: We were not on Cedar Springs or Harry Hines.   Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Not only was it not Fri. Sentence 2: We don't have time to install it. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Worse, FDR tended to give Stalin what he wished, thus making possible the immense satellite empire of Communist totalitarian states in eastern Europe. Sentence 2: FDR made the huge satellite empire of Communist totalitarian states possible. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I've been looking for you, I remarked untruthfully.  Sentence 2: I spat out in sarcasm that I had been looking for him. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The 257 steps that climb steeply above the main shopping street, the Avenida Ferman Sanz Orrio, lead to the old village. Sentence 2: Brinkley worked hard to join Beschloss and Goodwin on the air.   Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Below, dark refers to the day when the show does not play at all. Sentence 2: When it is dark, one can expect to see a show playing. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The way I see it, I got it made in the shade, he said.  Sentence 2: They were afraid of the Germans coming in. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And I understood that it was partly because of Alfred Kazin that New York seemed a place of the imagination, a place where life opened up. Sentence 2: Modern Scots are prohibited from being included in the gallery. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Circuit Court of Appeals found in the Due Process Clause a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide by relying on Plato, Montaigne, Thomas More, and the Roper poll. Sentence 2: Comptrollers can give financial statements if they wish.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: birds you know this is too much work Sentence 2: i don't understand why Professor Shoshanna Sofaer of Baruch College sounds so cranky. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and and it's not it's not just that it's uh the whole thing about you know if if you're trying to concentrate well it's rather hard sometimes it's almost impossible to do Sentence 2: There is no allure in reporters indicating the bias of a source before accepting leaks. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You are to cut down those twenty. Sentence 2: The conferences are made to identify the leaders. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The taxpayer clinic is unique because it is one of the few opportunities for tax practitioners to assist individual taxpayers on a pro bono basis. Sentence 2: One of the parties briefed about severability in Denver Area Ed. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But the Legal Services Corp. in Washington overruled that part of the plan. Sentence 2: Shiloh can't race, they've been put out to stud.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Weather obsessives shop on the Web. Sentence 2: People who are obsessed with weather go shopping online. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy under Queen Elizabeth II and two houses of Parliament-the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Sentence 2: The United Kingdom is the perfect example of futuristic monarchy, where the parliament has been phased out in favor of a single visionary ruler. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Spanning the park and the six lanes of the busy thoroughfare Ataturk Bulvar?? are the ruins of the Aqueduct of Valens (Bozdo an Kemeri), originating back in the second century a.d. Sentence 2: The aqueduct of Valens is from the 2nd century Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It thus bans LSC-funded entities from participating on either side of litigation involving such statutes, from participating in rulemaking relating to the implementation of such legislation, and from lobbying Congress itself regarding any proposed changes to such legislation. Sentence 2: LSC funding entities must participate in litigation. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: If you have questions concerning the substance of the rule, please contact Victor S. Rezendes, Director for Energy, Resources, and Science Issues, on 512-3841. Sentence 2: Tommy stood up immediately. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A basic tenet of biology used to be that the energy requirements of all living things are met ultimately by the sun--mainly through plants converting sunlight into more easily digestible forms of energy. Sentence 2: Jaye and Erik sold the building to the government. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i'm always explaining to people i do little things like that like you know take the stairs instead of the um the elevator and Sentence 2: Tuppence thought it was maddening. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: which is what we wind up with Sentence 2: Which is what we wound up with.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: And these are things that, in this day and age, are rarely said at all. Sentence 2: It is always spoken of. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: bargaining. Sentence 2: debating the benefits and costs.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The council of Satheri want you, he said. Sentence 2: People in South Asia and the Middle East have adopted a more Western style of eating. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The final rule has an announced effective date of April 16, 1999, which is less than the 60-day delay in a major rule's effective date required by the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996. Sentence 2: The ancient site of the Temple of Knum has been carefully restored to its former glory. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A Man Called Desk Sentence 2: His name was Desk because he looked like one. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Their fees, which can range between $75 and $150 per hour under a private system, are paid for by the family, said Muskie Fellowship recipient Alison Beyea. Sentence 2: Despite being relatively small, the temple appears magnificent. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: hydropower facilities to be given allowances? Sentence 2: Using ACI as a control method will tell you what construction resources are used. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These are very much a living tradition that has maintained its high standards. Sentence 2: These are basically a living tradition that has kept its good standards. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Then he was back with them again. Sentence 2: Fashion followers ignore Italian fashion houses and textile factories. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Food : 4 stars. Sentence 2: Families visit the Balearics for world-class skiing. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The agency representatives also said that they were not aware of any data suggesting that the lack of a standardized approach to regulatory participation was a problem to either the public in general or to the regulated entities that are most likely to participate in rulemaking. Sentence 2: The square of Machico's has the first circular form in the world. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For these organizations, the loss of members (e.g. Sentence 2: Members are lost in these organizations. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The terrain is so mountainous, and its roads so tortuous, that distances are magnified in terms of both time and effort. Sentence 2: Collection of natural seawater Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A comparison of the Johnson Intervention with four other methods of referral to outpatient treatment. Sentence 2: The Johnson Intervention is only used to refer patients for commitment to an institution. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: LC50s for flow-through tests with Mysidopsis bahia and Cyprinodon variegatus were calculated two different ways -- (1) on the basis of the nominal toxicant concentrations (Nom), and (2) on the basis of measured (Meas) toxicant concentrations. Sentence 2: The Postal Service backed away from the size rules for things that were mailed because their competitors didn't have those rules. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If a fetus is a fully human life, then all abortion is murder and the debate over any particular procedure is beside the point. Sentence 2: I don't have any choice other than to report the truth. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This implies that the surface mailstream is composed of flats and small packets. Sentence 2: He thought it would be a bad idea to take a proposal to the Weber County Bar Association meetings. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Always make sure that young skin is adequately protected'even when children are playing in the water. Sentence 2: It's a Dallas thing. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i think it's somewhere really close to that cause i think a lot of people believe that their one little vote is not going to make that much difference and they really don't listen to any of the issues anymore because they feel like so many of the politicians are like crooked you know and so they figure why go out and vote you know they're going to do what they want to do they're corrupt anyway Sentence 2: A lot of people think their vote doesn't count Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Privatization assumes an end to the Ponzi  Every generation saves for its own retirement. Sentence 2: The reunification would not happen without King Alfonso V. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Of those, 150 got the advice they needed and 33 received attorney referrals. Sentence 2: Johnny didn't see Drew and Anse.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah how about Mister Rogers is he still around Sentence 2: Lake Nasser was created naturally by the river. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The General Council Hall (Sala del Consiglio Generale) is dominated by the works of his vigorous St. George (1416), intended for the Orsanmichele ; his important David, naked and restless in bronze (1450); and the stone Marzocco lion, the town's symbol, from the Palazzo Vecchio. Sentence 2: Excellent, Ivan. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: oh when i had the uh cats at my place as soon as i took out the newspaper to read it they would plop right down on top of it and just not move and just stay there forever Sentence 2: It is important to have concerns for security. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Also, a system of patient-oriented information of transplant performance will allow easier comparison of transplant center performance and the use of performance goals will create equity in the system. Sentence 2: There is a block party along Calle Repeblica on Saturday nights. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: One thing is you cannot begin to fathom the mystery of India without a visit to Varanasi. Sentence 2: He cares more about the Wachtler reform than the prison reform. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Now imagine being at my Web site, reading my promotional materials, and deciding you'd like to read the book. Sentence 2: People have to be forced to change because naturally they do not want to. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: More regional meetings and meetings of like programs, i.e., rural with rural, or small with small - for mutual problem solving; Sentence 2: Yes, seeing what died. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The compact, bustling city of Cartagena (26 km/6 miles south of Los Alcazares on the N-332) was a major naval port long before Saint James is said to have landed here with the Gospel in a.d. 36. Sentence 2: Spain never had possession of the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Again the mare voiced her complaint, and the rider turned to the gentleman. Sentence 2: I am a licensed attorney in iowa. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: so i think we're a little ahead uh ahead of schedule on that Sentence 2: I did not give him the forceps.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: On the south side of the plaza, with its entrance around the other side, is Iglesia de San Andr??s (Church of St. Anthony's), now splendidly restored after a decade of work. Sentence 2: Other studies claim these activities consume 80% of the financial resources  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Public courses are very popular, so book in advance. Sentence 2: Businesses are almost always damaged.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Big Test is worth reading for the superb section on Bryant and Conant. Sentence 2: The one section was worth reading. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: how do they pay for it how is it financed Sentence 2: The participants were satisfied with traditional statements. Genre: telephone.
Output: N