niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: so i'm getting kind of convinced that if something doesn't grow naturally here there's no sense in planting it because eventually you're going to lose it Sentence 2: The federal government constantly has an effect on net national saving. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But when important issues can't be negotiated, both the covenant marriage and the no-fault contract become more attractive, for different reasons. Sentence 2: No-fault contracts and covenant marriages are used when issues can not be negotiated. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It carried spring water from near Uz??s to the town of N?®mes, a distance of 35 km (22 miles). Sentence 2: It is too north so you have to swim inside? Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The path led to the cliff, and down to the sea between big yellow gorse bushes they were like golden flames. Sentence 2: You can't send it by email because it's not safe. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Team 100 donors also received special policy briefings from administration officials and invitations to White House dinners. Sentence 2: This would be the first example of Venetian mosaicists in the region. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Charlotte's whites could flee to private schools (and some did), but because the county had consolidated its school system in 1960 the outlying areas as well as the inner cities were embraced in the busing blueprint. Sentence 2: Tommy said he was a genius. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If all SCR systems were loaded with catalyst in just a one year period prior to 2005 and 2010 instead of spreading out the loading over several years, there would be sufficient accumulated supply to meet the increased demand. Sentence 2: Is there no point? Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But evangelical leaders, who are, in my experience, uniformly kind and generous in their personal relations, can also be terribly obnoxious in their relations with Jews. Sentence 2: Two necklaces. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i mean i don't know it's probably they're always saying the women are doing are the spending ones but i haven't heard one uh a single woman taking their credit card away from the man Sentence 2: I have never heard of a woman taking their credit card away from a man.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: DOD has historically developed new weapon systems in a highly concurrent environment that usually forces acquisition programs to manage technology, design, and manufacturing risk at the same time. Sentence 2: It seems like things just die here. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Close by is Osaka's most famous temple, Shitennoji, founded in 593 by the revered reforming lawgiver, Prince Shotoku. Sentence 2: Understanding the material is difficult because it is primarily in German. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Peter's of Ancient Egyptian religion) from the 11th Dynasty period, c.2134 b.c. Sentence 2: The 11th Dynasty peroid was AD, not BC. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: She came in to-day. Sentence 2: She attended today. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: You'll find a range of accommodation on offer, from the Jalai Hill Resort and Puncak Inn in the top tier to more middle-range inns, bungalows, and even a youth hostel. Sentence 2: The net worth of people is increasing to lead them to spend. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The modern minaret is known as the Plain (or Naked) Pagoda, in contrast to the Flower Pagoda of the Buddhist temple. Sentence 2: I was confused because we had already done this test.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Its market gardens, second only to Valencia's, are watered by the River Segura and yet another Moorish irrigation system. Sentence 2: The only gardens that can be considered superior are Valencia's.  Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah it also seems like maybe another another candidate that nobody wants could slip in if you know not enough people are voting Sentence 2: The cancellation is an exchange loss to the entity that owed the gains from the surplus and a exchange gain to the lender. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The profile, which is kept available for future reference, includes the Sentence 2: The high clergy and the nobles only got to dominate the parliament for a couple years before being thrown out. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I must try and get hold of Tuppence before Jane escapes. Sentence 2: Before Jane gets out, I should attempt to consult Tuppence. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They made some sort of camp half a night's ride from the rocks. Sentence 2: Shandurai has a vacuum cleaner. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Had Shannon heard anything he would remember? Sentence 2: Tuppence didn't trust him.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: it's fine over on the coast because you've got the you've got the breezes off the off the water there Sentence 2: I don't believe things were done properly. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  History of the Conquest of Mexico , The Three Musketeers,  The Count of Monte Cristo ... Where'd these come from, Mister Stein? Drew's curiosity was aroused. Sentence 2: The Forth Railway Bridge is still standing to this day.   Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And are Kinsky's rippling, Philip Glass-like progressions meant to suggest profundity or empty pretentiousness? Sentence 2: The costs of carbon reductions fall annually. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In the north of the town, a local artist, Manos Faltats, has developed a museum of Skyrian folklore and tradition. Sentence 2: Berman talks about the Hugo renaissance. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The FCC received 35 comments and 17 reply comments in response to the NPRM to which it responds in the preamble to the final rule. Sentence 2: Our friends all moved away so they could join exclusive clubs. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: USEFUL LIFE - The normal operating life in terms of utility to the owner. Sentence 2: It's logical to me, because it uses decimals. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If for no other reason, it has provided an excuse to escape for a day the pressure--cooker atmosphere associated with putting the finishing touches on a major rate case decision. Sentence 2: It gave them a moment to be relaxed and not to well on the upcoming decisions they needed to make. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Though independent travel is difficult north of Luxor because of security precautions put in place to protect tourists (see driving, page 111), there are still two temple complexes that can be visited from your base at Luxor. Sentence 2: From your Luxor base, there are two temples that can be visited. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: There's a good re-creation of King Tutankhamun's tomb at the time of its discovery so you can see just what Howard Ceter saw in 1922. Sentence 2: There is little incentive for the program managers to capture sales data at the beginning of the development process. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 7. And, finally, don't be so  Our relations with China are messy partly because we worry too much about them. Sentence 2: The program is helping the lawyers that have problems. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It is far better to allow a daily ration of a couple of major temples, a museum, and a strolling garden or two than to cram everything into a short time, leaving only a blur of each and a lasting impression of none. Sentence 2: Cramming everything into a short period is not as good as allowing a daily ration. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and it's very difficult for lay people for somebody who might just you know happen to be selected in our jury to understand what we're talking about Sentence 2: What we are talking about is very difficult for a lay person to comprehend. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Visitors are allowed into the ancient and mysterious church only during afternoon services. Sentence 2: Not after what you heard said, and after she lied under questioning? Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Sea grapes and shrubs provide little shade here, but otherwise you should find no fault with either of these shores. Sentence 2: The local flora provides a lot of shade. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Ethnic diversity is only one element in a range of factors a university properly may consider in attaining the goal of a heterogeneous student body. Sentence 2: There had been things in that trunk because it was used for storage. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Now I'm going right along to Scotland Yard to ask them to take me by the hand and show me the way I should go. Sentence 2: The standards for organically produced food were in the rule that was published in 1997. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i don't know if they do it either to be truthful Sentence 2: After he escaped, he never again returned to Ireland. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For this and other reasons, AMIGA currently reports results only through the year 2015. Sentence 2: Homer City has installed retrofit systems. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah ours is not that big but like i said if i had to mow the front i'd be stuck because i can't get it to move Sentence 2: I've heard a theory that the order they were born in affects their characteristics. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Regulation M is intended to preclude manipulative conduct by persons with an interest in the outcome of an offering. Sentence 2: I waited seven hours until it was safe. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Planning, engineering, installation, and start up of one ACI system is only about 15 months. Sentence 2: Endangered sea turtles are released every July 4th in the nearby lagoons. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Although one might expect an increase in federal saving to lead to an increase in national saving, changes in federal saving do not flow through to changes in national saving and investment in a dollar-for-dollar relationship. Sentence 2: You get the feeling that Bradley was speaking to a room full of business executives. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I don't know, I don't know ” ” Sentence 2: The nation puts little importance on visual style. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and then some of them you know like the kitchen and the bathrooms we uh we had put paper up Sentence 2: $100,000 was devoted to facility design changes. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I saw you roll out of your saddle back in Tennessee. Sentence 2: If product development takes more time or money than thought, the firm is denied opportunities to invest. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Carmel is now an elegant residential and hotel district (Carmelit to Gan Ha-em) featuring the best shops, restaurants, and cafe. Sentence 2: I had a feeling that Mrs. Cavendish had hidden it. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: if you give everybody what they wanted there  is a complete democracy those people wouldn't know how to react because they have no education Sentence 2: People need an education to know how to react. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: This is another way of saying that in the last 30 years, the people who owned America have lost 40 percent of their wealth held in the form of equity. Sentence 2: People can have their wealth in the form of equity. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Obviously somebody must have crept up behind him as he listened and struck him down with a blow on the head. Sentence 2: The person did not affect him Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: At his best, he deftly skewers the inanities of corporate-sponsored dissidence. Sentence 2: He was a great finesse player. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: even if you you know if you don't own it yet it if you're paying off a note you still have to pay property tax on it Sentence 2: Jon was unarmed. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And in those Super Cheap Railways they don't have a restaurant car anymore.' Sentence 2: The World Wild Wildlife Federation sells my name after I donate money. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Normally it is three to four weeks," said Ca'daan. Sentence 2: Ca'daan said it's normally three to four weeks. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: A tough call, since no shoe company with a big-name hoops line is wholly without blame. Sentence 2: There is not a one that is innocent.  Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They are too easy a target. Sentence 2: NASA is happy to have this certification. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In a 1985 memo, Neuharth threatened to transfer out of the country any editors who sloppily allowed America or Americans into the paper when they meant citizens and residents of the United States. Sentence 2: Nobody cared how the editors referred to American or citizens. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah i mean because seems like i don't know i mean there's so many different different types of cases that come in i mean it seems like just general people i mean who are live in the community and do different things you know you have different opinions kind of just one judge who sits there and listens to cases all the time would would get it start thinking a certain way and go go nuts Sentence 2: Over a million people watch the events on tv. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Depending on the patient and the setting, paths can be traveled very quickly and adapted quickly as well. Sentence 2: Paths may be traveled quickly and go by quickly depending on circumstance.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The total percentage of Utah's school budget supplied from School Trust Lands is around 2 percent. Sentence 2: Somewhere around 2 percent is the total percentage of Utah's school budget provided by the School Trust Lands. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Christian name? Sentence 2: Slate already has the assignment picked out but they will wait until the weekend of the competition to tell their Hackathletes. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Slowly, it is making something of a comeback in popularity. Sentence 2: Over time it is sort of making a comeback. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The dog that did bark but no one noticed--the political turmoil in the three great South Asian nations of India, Pakistan, and Indonesia, which now are well on the way to passing the three northern Asian nations of China, Japan, and Russia in population (Indonesia is fourth, Pakistan just passed Japan to seventh, India will soon pass China to first). Sentence 2: There is political turmoil in South Asia. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Its volume increased from 38. Sentence 2: its total volume increased quite a lot from 38 Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: No, you must be wrong."  As Dave remembered it, Tesla had been plagued by similar doubts from such men as Edison. Sentence 2: It is more realistic in terms of the transplant. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Regular Sunday reviewers, on the model of Cyril Connolly, the longtime critic for the Sunday Times , become trusted guides. Sentence 2: People that provide regular reviews can gain credibility. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: At one point, the room erupts in cries of Bullshit! Sentence 2: The room cried Bullshit in response to the comedian. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Can I, should I, even, expect her to change? Sentence 2: The program monitoring and evaluation required by these reviews doesn't take time away from the program itself. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: An even more interesting image out of Chinese history is the walled village of Kat Hing Wai, in the village of Kam Tin just outside the market town of Yuen Long. Sentence 2: You can search psst articles by key word.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nothing, Mrs. Cavendish?  Sentence 2: You have to force it. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'It's like a giant sauna. Sentence 2: Participants stressed that they wanted to go home early. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The museum's modern collection of Braque, Bonnard, and Picasso offers an intriguing counterpoint. Sentence 2: John liked to go on early morning walks. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It builds market cap as if by magic. Sentence 2: The rule's impact on covered entities and specifically distinguishes between urban and rural hospitals are what the final analysis describes. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The duke didn't like the smell of the bridge's original butcher shops and had them replaced by goldsmiths and jewelers, whose descendants offer you their high-quality wares This is some of Italy's finest window shopping. Sentence 2: The duke decided to allow the butcher shops to remain on account of their quality meat. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and i started in reading it a friend friend of mine whose a pilot gave it to me he said uh he said it's a wonderful book you'll love it i started reading it and he went of course he goes into such great detail Sentence 2: I read it when a friend of mine recommended it and gave it to me. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The northeastern section of France offers everything from high coastal dunes and peaceful rolling farmland to picturesque mountains, forests, and vineyards. Sentence 2: Other states have similar laws. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: what was it about the liquor Sentence 2: Was it about the alcohol?  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Just feel light. Sentence 2: It is important to try feeling as light as possible. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: And while it would be a mistake to say that the stock could have opened at that highest price, it's safe to say that if Robertson Stephens had done a better job of gauging demand, millions of dollars that went into traders' pockets would have gone into Pixar's vaults instead. Sentence 2: USPS proposed revising service to standard mail Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: you know once they they have been arrested and if they know beyond a shadow of a doubt these people are guilty that's it we don't take care of them we don't support them Sentence 2: The free meal ticket is one of the problems of our justice system. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Activist groups are dubious. Sentence 2: Maybe, but probably not, said Jon. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: he hit her in the stomach with the shovel Sentence 2: Ethnicists cannot pinpoint certain issues that have to do with cost in technology Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I saw it, myself." Sentence 2: I haven't seen it myself, though. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Low- and moderate-income households have fewer resources and may have less capacity to contribute to an IRA or to earmark more assets for retirement. Sentence 2: Their particular vote was not counted. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um-hum yeah yes i think it's great i really and i look for more of that in the next generation Sentence 2: Its an uplifting topic to talk about. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well it's hard to say i mean while it's certainly the case that things like automobiles and factories uh pollute a lot um if you look at how much pollution is say kicked up by an active volcano uh it's certainly less than clear that anything man can do in this sort of scale of things has much effect at all what do you think Sentence 2: Prussia took a lot of Polish territory in the Silesian Wars. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Edokko quarrel in a language all their own, an earthy local dialect as profane and expressive as Brooklynese. Sentence 2: National Heroes Park sits on the remains of a temple. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 12 We assume that current-law benefits are paid in full even after the projected exhaustion of the OASDI and HI Trust Funds. Sentence 2: They did not want to see anyone not get their benefits. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The gilt has gone from the freshly restored facade of the 15th-century Ca' d'Oro (Golden House), but it's still the town's most beautiful and best preserved of the city's Gothic palaces and home to the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti Museum. Sentence 2: Most Americans think she should drill everywhere right now. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Prudie is so busy sputtering she hopes she can type! Sentence 2: She hopes she can type. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: That's the southern torrent, said Ca'daan. Sentence 2: Ca'daan pointed to the southern torrent.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I am Adrin of Faigon. Sentence 2: San'doro was heading toward the battle. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Of course,' she shrugged. Sentence 2: She knew this was going to happen and had little reaction to what had happened, as this was coming for a very long time, and her only words were "Of course,".  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: As a consequence, the PRC costing methodology generally attributes a larger portion of total operating costs than does the Service. Sentence 2: The PRC costing methodology is the best methodology. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Yes, thought the Explorer, in a scout-ship, not in this unmaneuverable freighter. Sentence 2: The discoverer decided a smaller ship would do. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Three bandits lay dead sprawled on the ground near them. Sentence 2: Because he doesn't talk about politics, he got more exposure Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Publish or Perish Sentence 2: People never apologize after they see me waiting for the stall. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Eliot's anti-Semitism--has hired its first poet-in-residence. Sentence 2: The poet works and lives there.  Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: King Street is the heart of the downtown area and the main shopping street. Sentence 2: A lot of people say that can be bad.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: oh that's how they do it Sentence 2: You cannot get here via motorboat at all.   Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah yeah well i guess they were uh i guess they must have been scared Sentence 2: Shannon was looking at the locked cupboard because he was wondering what was inside it. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The U.S. has never backed down. Sentence 2: Abbe Lowell is the Democratic committee counsel. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You found these two objects, you say, in the chest of drawers.  Sentence 2: Porto's cultural offerings are increasing. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: people now i mean it used to be the law was and no one enforced it but they are enforcing it now and and i'm glad they are however one solution presents another problem well i would like certainly like to see this you know if this is true with this fellow in Atlanta it sounds wonderful Sentence 2: The spot denigrates numbers. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Case's dedication to helping others doesn't end at her office door. Sentence 2: And I had to leave them in eighty two. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  Don Cazar. His Spanish was a flood in which Drew was lost almost immediately, but Anse listened with parted lips and then translated a quick account. Sentence 2: there was no cheese sprinkled on it Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: would make him kind of be on call all the time and have to go in at any time and you know even on the weekends and and um and things so that was important to me and also insurance Sentence 2: Japan's progress to democracy was halted in the 1960s. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The sole exception is in Sant Antoni, where some cafes refuse to serve coffee at all during peak hours, preferring the high profits from alcohol. Sentence 2: I've read The Silence of the Lambs twice, have you read it? Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Written material, if provided, will be used to confirm that the critical facts and key information used to formulate GAO's analyses and findings are current, correct, and complete. Sentence 2: Luby's had really comfortable bathrooms. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that would be an example where my sense of threat would be high because i would find that there'd be could good possibility that their facts were were fantasy Sentence 2: There will be changes that affect non small entities. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Federation authorities decided on several, crucial for the game's rapid increase in popularity, decisions. Sentence 2: Mr. Hersheimmer claimed that Young Julius wasn't even aware of what was going on and didn't know the situation at all. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: it could be real dangerous Sentence 2: After I finished my degree I did not know what to do. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In the rooms of the Grands Appartements, named after the gods and goddesses whom Louis felt to be his appropriate companions, the king entertained his courtiers. Sentence 2: The rooms of the Grands Appartements are named after gods and goddesses. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Tomb 57, that of Khaemhat, was decorated with statues of himself and his family very rare for tombs of his class. Sentence 2: Nobody likes unwelcomed visitors in their country. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: One participant added that the interest in the profession over the past 10 years has dropped by half, although the recent publicity stemming from Enron and WorldCom, albeit negative, has actually sparked increased interest in the profession. Sentence 2: Let's discuss it now. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah so um i mean is there anything else about a restaurant that would make you go back though Sentence 2: Man on the Moon has nothing to do with Kaufman. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The narrow streets of Melaka's Chinatown, just next to the river, hold an abundance of history, especially of last century, when the entrepreneurs from this community helped lift the local economy. Sentence 2: The laws of magic say it is possible. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Bob Dylan is in the hospital with a chest infection. Sentence 2: There were twenty three participants who provided comments. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Bush is the manly governor of Texas, while Gore moderates Reinventing Government seminars.) Sentence 2: It will last for an hour. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Yes ”you'll laugh at me ” ” Sentence 2: The closing of this window of opportunity has happened more than once. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Previous generations bore scars from all sorts of non-life-threatening diseases, the stuff everyone picked up as a baby. Sentence 2: King Farouk was known as an affluent womanizer. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that's not too old Sentence 2: I want to learn more about the Jewish culture and traditions. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: His tenth incarnation, to rescue the world from evil by destroying it and beginning a new cycle, is due about 540,000 years from now. Sentence 2: They are illuminated in ceremonies in February and August.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But I wondered how he, a surgeon, could spend an hour meeting with me at the spur of the moment. Sentence 2: She is allowed to talk to us any time she wants to. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I couldn't have cared less if President Clinton had an extramarital affair, other than that he spent taxpayer money to get on television and swear to us repeatedly that it did not happen. Sentence 2: The emergency department has patients with alcohol problems. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nothin' like tryin' to take on th' army two to one with th' army havin' th' advantage. Sentence 2: Even when the odds are against you two to one, tactics will still win the day. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh so once you buy a vehicle and you pay you pay the sales tax that's it they don't tax you on it anymore Sentence 2: I was worried that I'd have to keep paying a lot of tax on my new car. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Huang is also interested in the conflict between Western and Eastern cultures but seems less enraged on the topic than Lee. Sentence 2: Meanwhile, Baltimore. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: the total number of city routes (including foot routes), only 84 percent of possible city deliveries are made by city carriers using vehicles. Sentence 2: 84 percent of possible rural deliveries are made by city carriers using vehicles Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 'Many grand things. Sentence 2: A lot of great things.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I stared at the front page, and wanted to cry. Sentence 2: I looked at the front page and felt tears well up in my eyes. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Now Grimblade, that one was mean. Sentence 2: Grimblade was very kind. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I was afraid I might be late and keep you waiting, said Tuppence gently. Sentence 2: If Tuppence was late, they wouldn't have minded. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 100 per unit increase in manufacturing costs does not impose a significant additional cost to users, especially considering the lengthy phase-in period for the requirements. Sentence 2: Partisan prosecutors are likely to be biased. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In the unified budget, federal employee pension benefits are recorded as outlays when paid in cash; these outlays are offset, in whole or in part, by the government's and employees' contributions to the pension programs. Sentence 2: You need to be aware of the consequences of an Indian being killed. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Results were no better on subsequent nights. Sentence 2: The outcome didn't improve on Tuesday. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In evaluating reform proposals, it is important to consider whether a reform package will truly increase national saving and grow the economic pie. Sentence 2: I always go somewhere far away.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Allowance trading provides incentives for energy conservation and technology innovation that can both lower the cost of compliance and yield pollution prevention benefits. Sentence 2: Section 5, Facilities and Equipment, covers the types of water. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Curb routes deliver directly from the vehicle to a curbside mail receptacle. Sentence 2: It wasn't nice talking to you. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Better yet, take a cab and tell the driver to stop at Akechi-daira, the halfway point. Sentence 2: There is a seller of jewelry on Essex Street. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Suppose mailers can sort addresses on a computer and then print them in ZIP Code order. Sentence 2: The Western Empire was ruined by invading forces. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: oh yeah yeah it's um well of course on the green card you have to pay it when the bill comes in so there isn't any but on the Optima card it's um let's see right now it's running at about it's not too bad it's actually it's about sixteen and a half percent which is pretty good as far as credit cards go Sentence 2: It was great to have such an intense crowd. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Less well known, if less salacious, is the fact that in 1915, the Presbyterian moralist Woodrow Wilson, then a recent widower, used agents to run interference for him in his amorous pursuits. Sentence 2: All facts belonging to Woodrow Wilson are well known facts. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: (Next week : The mysterious motives of Hitler's would-be assassin.) Sentence 2: I think that's about accurate. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: As we have pointed out, [i]t does not follow . . . that viewpoint-based restrictions are proper when the [government] does not itself speak or subsidize transmittal of a message it favors but instead expends funds to encourage a diversity of views from private speakers. Sentence 2: The notice contained in the preamble does not comply to the requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um no i think now now you go to work when they're six weeks old you know and you stay there and i feel like the next generation you'll probably just work right along with your husband you know Sentence 2: I think now you go to work when they're 8 weeks old and you stay there.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The article is supposedly an exclusive ... Sentence 2: Changes that were unanticipated should be reviewed for approval or disapproval as fast as possible. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They are cut from a horseshoe-shaped cliff standing 75 m (252 ft) high above a narrow gorge, which has a small stream running through it. Sentence 2: Two to six months annually is the length of time alien farmworkers can remain in Mexico, according to the most recent law. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He has asked Congress to increase interdiction funding by 7 percent and international program funding by 25 percent in 1997. Sentence 2: He said he needed a 60% increase in funding. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and uh but when i got married  and had children and everything it seems like i keep all my activity just chasing around fulfilling my obligations so i haven't done a lot of uh exercise on purpose what about you Sentence 2: We would go somewhere if we weren't doing sports. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Although Funchal has its share of pubs, bars, discos, and even a well attended casino with revues, most visitors don't come to the island for evening entertainment. Sentence 2: If you get caught with a firearm, it is fine, no problems.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These initiatives are included in the enclosure to this letter, which provides a more detailed presentation of pertinent information extracted from the FFC study relating to the changing facilities acquisition environment confronting federal agencies today, facility acquisition practices and trends, and best practices. Sentence 2: The speaker remembered the subject of this sentence with little to no prompt. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Also, appendix III identifies other sources of information that may be useful to federal agencies in their efforts to address improper payments in their programs. Sentence 2: We tried to verify the data we were given. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Midlist  Some charge that the conglomerates are starting to ignore the midlist  book, serious nonfiction and literary fiction that sells fewer than 30,000 copies, preferring to gamble on potentially lucrative blockbusters. Sentence 2: Ironically, a number of those midlist books originally ignored by the conglomerates go on to become blockbusters themselves.  Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But he declared that he saw it bolted! I cried.  Sentence 2: Social settings can be analyzed using electron microscopes. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: even some stupid place way the hell out in the stupid country, thousands of miles away, like Alabama! Sentence 2: Alabama is a place way out in the country. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Entry points to the island are by road and rail, a ferry journey across the Selat Selatan from the industrial town of Butterworth, or by way of the 7-km (41.2-mile) drive over the Penang Bridge, which provides wonderful views of the harbor. Sentence 2: His head catching on fire was a normal part of the execution.   Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah yeah well i i went to Dallas um when i worked for TI in Abilene and uh i i'm a little familiar with the city area Forest Lane and you know through that off off the freeway Sentence 2: I don't paint, but my husband does. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Also of the massive lattice wooden screens though which unmarried daughters were allowed to peep at their parents' guests in the drawing room. Sentence 2: The unmarried daughters were looking forward to marriage. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: probably the only thing sometimes we'll take cash or the cans in and we let the kids get the money for that but uh for Sentence 2: We search the roadside for cans and then take them in for cash. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Slate is part of the revolution, not the establishment. Sentence 2: For more information on these guidelines review the LSC issue from Sept 2001. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Rule 2948 incorporates in its Supplementary Information the full text of an initial regulatory flexibility analysis that describes the impact of the proposed rule on small entities. Sentence 2: Rule 2948 explains the impact the rule will have on small entities in its Supplementary Information section. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: you know because it's so huge Sentence 2: Besides it being quite enormous, you also know that it's because of all the things inside it. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Without mentioning Tripp or the Pentagon, I described her job there to the woman at Kelly. Sentence 2: His legal instincts are equal to mine. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: you know in the Jimmy Carter uh Carter era you know wringing your hands and going trust me trust me Sentence 2: The hotel does not have a gym or sauna. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Shore comprises a quayside and several cobbled lanes with restaurants where you can have a pleasant lunch. Sentence 2: The federal program now wants them to have social security coverage. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These executives also increasingly focus on the management, operations, program and service delivery benefits, and performance of their major strategic information systems. Sentence 2: My father had me christened. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Hemmed in between the Apennine mountains and the sea, for centuries Genoa tended, like historic rival Venice on the east coast, to turn its back on Italy and seek its fortune on the high seas. Sentence 2: The city of Genoa is on the coast. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh-huh yeah so it's it's just regular it's just tomatoes uh-huh Sentence 2: She did not say the words hastily. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A bigger selection is at Legrand, on rue de la Banque. Sentence 2: You can't see a foreign film at the Laemmle Theatre Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: To date, the Comptroller General has not excluded any field work or reporting standards or statements on auditing standards. Sentence 2: The Comptroller General always excludes field work and reporting standards on auditing. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and i planted them and i was so i was so thrilled because they came up i mean nice green shoots coming up all over the place and then my cats got into it and started digging and that took care of that Sentence 2: The flowers were so beautiful, I buried my face in them. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1:  The others, save Vrenna, looked lost. Sentence 2: The keys included nearby research institutions, an educated talent pool, and plenty of venture capital. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Beyond the Esplanade you enter the first section of the Royal Mile, a narrow, cobbled street called Castlehill. Sentence 2: The first section of the Royal Mile is very narrow. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh i loved it you know i haven't seen that one yet and i need to go see it Sentence 2: In most cases, it seems like the law isn't protecting the public. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Geveden said he's concerned because federal funding hasn't increased in recent years, and states with increased poverty are taking a greater share of the money. Sentence 2: If states with increased poverty continue to take bigger shares of federal funding, the country will be in a dire situation.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: These organizations range from groups that disseminate information on immediate threats and vulnerabilities, to those that seek to facilitate information sharing between public and private entities on industry-specific threats, to those that promote coordination across infrastructure sectors and on an international scale. Sentence 2: The Duke of Wellington was a strong supporter of Irish rights. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: to uh just do do we called it the golden flow but  and they did random drug testing just because Sentence 2: I think that the randomized drug tests were a good thing. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: AMS received more than 275,000 comments on the rule, which were assigned key words to facilitate subsequent analysis. Sentence 2: Drew looked over Shiloh's back to the person who said, "Magnífico!" Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Anyhow, he's not really such a bad old guy, Dave--not, like some of those Satheri. Sentence 2: I'm a Danielle Steele fan. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They must answer to stockholders demanding rising profits, while nonprofit hospitals answer to a charitable board. Sentence 2: They thought that Congress should add new rules before enacting the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The principle of Mutually Assured Destruction, after all, dictated that once nukes are launched, retaliation becomes much easier. Sentence 2: Congressional war powers are completely a lost cause.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Rulers began to grow more powerful and looked for some way to prove their might both in life and in death. Sentence 2: Something in the bolt caught his attention. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He hit town ridin' light. Sentence 2: Ser Perth collapsed onto the bed and took a nap while Dave completed the quest. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These couples may have been talking to each other for 30 years or more. Sentence 2: The couples have known each other for decades. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But when Indonesians started running from their banks a few months ago, what they wanted was dollars--and neither the Indonesian government nor the IMF can give them enough of what they want. Sentence 2: I have never lived anywhere near a lake. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um the only exercise program i'm doing right now is walking Sentence 2: I am walking for at least five miles a day. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Hungerford added that the intent of the recommendation was not so much that integrating the screen with the intervention gave better estimates of the performance characteristics of the screen, but that it would redress the imbalance between Sentence 2: Hugeford had added that the recommendation was definitely that integration gave better estimates. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He lay awake staring at the beams of his wooden roof where a spider spun a thin web of silk. Sentence 2: The wholesale dealers in the area supply majority of the fish consumed in Tokyo.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Postal Service has established the zones and the ZIP Codes that are now used by all carriers. Sentence 2: Postal Service mail codes have contributed to the digitization of carrier information. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They didn't stop the arms race or radiation experiments using human guinea pigs. Sentence 2: The Valley of Kings is on the Eastern bank of the Nile. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If you didn't get enough of the astronomical clock in the cathedral, you can have a close-up view here of figures from the original 14th-century model. Sentence 2: The cost of the USO is the sum of lost profits from entry by a competitor. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh-huh i never have either Sentence 2: The shrine is on top of a mountain.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Tops in every sense in Haifa, with wonderful views over the town and bay. Sentence 2: Halfa has a wonderful view of the town and the bay. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The smell of burning metal filled his nostrils. Sentence 2: He smelled the smell of burning metal from the soda can fire. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He as tall as Thorn and his cotton shirt bulged across his chest and arms. Sentence 2: Reliability growth happens because of good data collectinoo. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Together, the eight states also would provide reasonable geographic representativeness, as well as industrialized versus more rural spreads. Sentence 2: I'm sure that i would not lose my membership over this. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I look forward to working with you to develop such an approach to reduce emissions from power generation. Sentence 2: I don't remember the title, but it was a blockbuster. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But useful, functioning institutions are not created by a single stroke of the pen. Sentence 2: The greater problem is the multitude of unreported taxes.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Lukacs often writes as though Hitler, or rather Hitlerism, triumphed in the war. Sentence 2: They always underestimate time. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Literature has always flourished in Dublin, the only city to have produced three Nobel Prize winners for literature Yeats, Shaw, and Beckett. Sentence 2: Three different Nobel Prize winners have come from Dublin. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The agreed-upon rate and service changes will work to the mutual benefit of mail users and the postal system as a whole Sentence 2: There's a pulp mill in Dallas. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There, among the intellectuals and book people and artsy-fartsies generally, you will find nothing but wholesomeness. Sentence 2: While around academic people, you'll find no bad behaviour. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Lucky for me or I might have walked in and been ripped apart the moment I shadowed the door. Sentence 2: Gore Vidal wrote in the New Yorker about how the book is a model biography of a woman who could have been president. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Stone of Destiny and the Scottish crown jewels were stolen, and Scotland's Great Seal was broken up. Sentence 2: Hong Kong is a terrible place to visit! Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nope git behind a rock an' ambush ... put th' whole hell-fired country t' work fur them. Sentence 2: In order to do an ambush, you have to be hiding. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Tract housing and apartment buildings may be ugly, but they are paradise compared with village huts or urban shanties. Sentence 2: Tract housing and apartments are better due to running water. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He suggested that the technical aspects of screening were not as fruitful topics for research as how to screen the greatest number of patients at the lowest cost. Sentence 2: There was a disagreement in the group. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There's something about you, Mr. Whittington, that I don't like at all. Sentence 2: Ibiza would have found a renaissance in its culture even without Catalonian autonomy. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: they they'll serve they'll serve a quarter of it so if you want them to stay in prison for fifteen years don't sentence them to fifteen years sentence them to a hundred you know because then they'll serve fifteen or twenty so which is really i don't know Sentence 2: If you want someone in jail for 15 years you should sentence them for a hundred. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The major values included in the Legal Services Plan  Sentence 2: The biggest concern you should be thinking about is the welfare of our allies. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: We have the advantage tonight. Sentence 2: Tonight, we have the advantage. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Beth Hatefutsoth, or Museum of the Diaspora (the Diaspora relates to the dispersal of the Jewish people worldwide), is quite possibly the finest museum in Israel and certainly the most innovative, yet it doesn't contain a single exhibit of any age. Sentence 2: Though they did not win freedom right away, slaves fought for independence from the beginning. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The collection also includes important paintings by Rubens, Frans Hals, Veronese, Konrad Witz, and Martin Schongauer. Sentence 2: By 1976, it had only one open office. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: that's right yeah that's that's true too that's true too but Sentence 2: That's true, I agree, but only under these conditions. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y