niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: i find it very interesting that some television shows that i enjoy i particularly like the music i don't know which is chicken and egg in that situation uh a good example would be uh i have connections but but not particularly deep ones to the Vietnamese war type situations uh and i found that i really like China Beach and i particularly like Tour of Duty and both of them i had as much fascination of the background music i think going on as i did to the theme of the shows Sentence 2: What about large Cynthia? Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yes i'm actually a Met's fan i'm i'm one of these people who's actually a die hard Met fan and an avid Yankee hater Sentence 2: I'm a Mets fan for baseball but Bulls for basketball. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The royal quarters have changed little since that time. Sentence 2: In California, there exists nonprofit legal services that provide free legal assistance to consumers. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well basically it's what we call empanadas which is which is like right right meat turnovers Sentence 2: Amazon users are annoyed by the numerous screens they must review before submitting their order.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The splendid old vats and winepresses are themselves worth the visit, and the guides will tell you everything you want to know about wine. Sentence 2: You can purchase what you want immediately.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I thank you for the opportunity to work with you to continue that great tradition. Sentence 2: The tradition has been happening for many years. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and um he no he's in international studies Sentence 2: Jon fixed his gaze on her and gently touched her cheek with his finger. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh yeah yes warm rain well of course by the time it gets up here it may run run into a cold front coming down from Canada Sentence 2: Maybe something along the same lines as the Peace Corps perhaps. Genre: telephone.
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: The cathedral was intentionally designed to emulate Alsatian culture.  Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: With astonishing sums of money sloshing around the economy and Japanese products considered world-beaters everywhere, it seemed to the Japanese that the nation had finally achieved its rightful place in the world. Sentence 2: Products made in Japan were in high demand all over the world. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Thus, Spaniards would be happier if they still dressed in black and let narrow-minded priests run their lives, and residents of the American South would be happier if planters still sipped mint juleps, wore white suits, and accepted traditional deference from sharecroppers ... Sentence 2: He told them to carry on without a worry about the strangers lurking by. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Forget the karaoke, the bullet trains, and all those mobile phones for a moment. Sentence 2: I completed my research project on a typewriter. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Our first assumption is that this woman is a victim of gender-based discrimination--but we're stopped short by the announcement that it is legal. Sentence 2: All gender-based discrimination is towards women. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Since its creation in the 1930s, NIPA definitions and measurement have evolved to better portray the changing Sentence 2: NIPA was created in the 1960's. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah but uh well i guess like like like i said my favorite show what's your favorite shows or you like the news formats Sentence 2: The sculpture is one that sticks in the mind. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It also raises the question of what to do with people who can't take the drug because of the side effects. Sentence 2: Adrin knew the end was near.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nowadays, the rich tapestry of history lies in the monuments and homes as well as the descendants of the Malay and Indian, the Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonizers. Sentence 2: British colonizers have the most of the rich tapestry. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Es Cale's tiny harbour dates from Roman times, when it was Formentera's only port. Sentence 2: The southern cities have names with very few letters in them. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: even try to do Sentence 2: Not doing. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The adjacent George C. Page Museum of La Brea Discoveries (5801 Wilshire Boulevard) provides fascinating insight into Ice Age life in southern Caleornia. Sentence 2: The Contracting Officer just read the report. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It's hard to feel sorry for Bush, given his preposterous spins on the question. Sentence 2: Do you think the justice system fails in handling trials well? Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But that, of course, would require a considerable sacrifice from a substantial part of the citizenry. Sentence 2: Only a few people will have to make a considerable sacrifice. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and i i'm trying to think of oh Isaac Asimov Robot series Sentence 2: There is nothing but farms in rural areas. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Leap reached its zenith with the Packers' Super Bowl win last season. Sentence 2: The Packers' Super Bowl win was the peak of The Leap. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Under the circumstances, we were naturally not a cheerful party.  Sentence 2: Due to what happened, the party was not a happy one. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Now a pillar of something that looked like steam but was probably vapor from molten and evaporated rocks was rising upwards, like the mushroom clouds of his own days. Sentence 2: It will take 20 years to restore the bronze statue of Perseus. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Supreme Court has historically provided mandates for the deposit of client funds into attorney trust accounts. Sentence 2: The Supreme Court provided mandates for the deposit of client funds into trust accounts and now all clients have their own accounts. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Subscribe here . Thanks.) Sentence 2: The Salones Reales is luxuriously appointed but contains no artwork. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Not that I know of. Sentence 2: The situation was not good at first. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A DOT official also indicated that the Department's Research and Special Programs Administration had used a chat room arrangement during some of the agency's rulemaking comment periods. Sentence 2: The loses were seen as an investment by Wall Street. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Should have remembered it if it was." Sentence 2: Wolff utterly disregards the fine line between cruelly telling the truth and mere honesty. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And uh then i have given that up but uh i would really like to start that again because i am now you know not in a position that i like myself i don't feel Sentence 2: The Hong Kong Yacht Club has not contact details Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Don't worry, Miss Tuppence. Sentence 2: Miss Tuppence, you don't have to worry is the title of a novel Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Two of the suggested counterquestions were How much does it cost to use America Online as an Internet Service Provider? Sentence 2: Agencies that implement GPRA are more successful in the long run.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Adding to the activity are the sellers of grilled corn cobs, lahmacun, simit, and fried mussels, who com?ΰete with the kitchen boats for passing trade while the water-sellers tempt thirsty diners with lemon- and cherry-flavoured drinks. Sentence 2: I believe that Puerto Rico would be better off financially than Mississippi. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: quite a lot um it's not it doesn't usually damage any businesses or anything but you can't get off of thirty five to um Sentence 2: Rubin reviews books about medicine. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Much of this adornment is gold filigree, like an emprendad, a necklace of Moorish design. Sentence 2: They'll come here to look for us for a while. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He surveyed friendly relations. Sentence 2: It was built in 1900 and didn't have any excessive extravagance. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: : The preceding images are not from Michelangelo and His  Drawings from Windsor Castle (online reproduction of art in the National Gallery exhibition is forbidden). Sentence 2: Structural steel us used mostly for absorber, ductwork and supports. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um-hum no i just got the bicycle out today and it was real nice outside had to get out to do something Sentence 2: The weather looks so good today but I stayed indoors. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah i didn't buy it really my husband bought it because we we'd we'd never get out and go walking or anything  and we go to the lake and we ski and swim in the summer but Sentence 2: It was a good idea that my husband bought it because it got us out walking more. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Good luck, my friends. Sentence 2: I wish my friends luck. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Only with tough enforcement can we win the war against gun violence. Sentence 2: Everyone who does not check in with the LSC will receive a fine. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But not anyone can stamp the Star Wars tag on them. Sentence 2: The Star Wars tag on them can't be stamped by anyone. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: White cleared his throat. Sentence 2: The United States definitely maintains gross national saving at its 2000 GDP share of 12. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: That will give us plenty of time for the doctor's report.  Sentence 2: HCFA needed to get a cost report so they could show it to their suppliers. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In his book about the 1988 campaign, Pledging Allegiance , Blumenthal quotes an anonymous member of the Bush campaign team as saying, Willie Horton has star quality. Sentence 2: I stayed in the suburbs of Saint Louis. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Jon awoke late into the night, his bladder full. Sentence 2: Your letter is very interesting. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i think the longest we've stayed out there is like five days and they even they had a library at one time out there Sentence 2: Other libraries also have copies of the Koran and codices dating from the second century b.c. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well i really don't think anybody anybody can beat UNLV they they might beat themselves but i don't know they're at such a high level of intensity Sentence 2: Is the Monica situation drawing attention away from important matters? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Slate Briefing Channel is open for business on Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0. Sentence 2: About 30% of the women seeking Medicaid-funded abortions are Hispanic. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They threaded their way to the cantina where the officer dismounted and went inside. Sentence 2: The measures of accountability mentioned above are responsible for the current auditor strike. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This is revolution.' Sentence 2: The power plant provision will be useful and we are not at all concerned about it. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah he's getting some teams together some people together there Sentence 2: He is only working with one group at a time. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They will be a focal point of the Prado's planned expansion. Sentence 2: There has been a focal point selected for the project. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Since the rule was determined to be potentially economically significant,1 HUD prepared an Economic Analysis, which was also reviewed by OMB. Sentence 2: Thorn and Kal rode dusty red large stallions.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The practices are not new ideas in the general management of organizations, but rather are the application of well-founded principles in the maturing area of information technology and management. Sentence 2: One way to raise salaries is to cut employee benefits. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and that makes although we've played golf a lot of places around the United States uh on different trips but it's even though we started late it's certainly become a very prime part of our life in the summer time Sentence 2: We've grown to love golfing so much, it's something we do every summer now. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and and and they don't want to have anymore children because they just don't think you know that she doesn't think she could be a mother at home that's not her bag so she just doesn't think she could you know the guilt feelings she can't deal with with it anymore so Sentence 2: Macmillan's reply to the e-mail was 3 paragraphs full of gibberish.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i don't i don't avoid the finance charges uh as high as they are Sentence 2: Vegas odds cannot be found on the Sports Network. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I lost everything.' My teeth chattered. Sentence 2: My teeth chattered together as I realized I had lost everything. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Raines reportedly heard messages from Clinton on Lewinsky's answering machine. Sentence 2: Clinton could have been the first female president of the United States of America. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Balanced Budget Act of 1997, enacted August 5, 1997, required the per-beneficiary limitations be established by April 1, 1998. Sentence 2: My grandma really misses chicken and biscuits. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Here is what some prominent national reporters wrote on    Sentence 2: They may have written about the current state of national politics. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh-huh uh-huh uh-huh i know my brother had trouble with fire ants and that even uh yeah and they be can be a real dickens Sentence 2: An interracial marriage was highly scandalous at the time. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If you want somewhere to have a party or to take your family, then this is a good place. Sentence 2: It's a great place for a celebration. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Derry was twirling her moustache. Sentence 2: The experience is something done all over the world. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Time 's cover story celebrates the 50 th anniversary of the Roswell, N.M., UFO crash--a k a The Incident. Sentence 2: There are no buses to Edunburgh Castle.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: My wife went to Florida with her mother once. Sentence 2: Neither my wife nor her mother has been to Florida yet. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: While publicly accusing Republicans of tactics aimed at gaining political advantage, Democrats privately gloat that the tactics will give Democrats a political advantage. Sentence 2: Republicans boast that their approach will give them an advantage. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh does she really Sentence 2: I had my guns and was going to the crone's shack. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He walked round it. Sentence 2: With suitable reverence one can see the plan according to degree of roundaboutness  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I'll go and see if it's there now." Poirot held up his hand with a faint smile.  Sentence 2: I'll stay right here and wait. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: now we quit that about two years ago no three years ago when we got China mugs for everybody Sentence 2: I know exactly how you got that. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But a click made him stop. Sentence 2: The line is at its longest just after work. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: great how to say no  and your like you'll do your own part you know you can do without necessarily spending much um-hum yeah Sentence 2: There was a stain on the carpet in Mrs. Inglethorp's room.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Rathor Rajputs, always a belligerent bunch and bad trouble for Mughal foes and the Rajputs, built it in the 15th century. Sentence 2: Big foot-marks? Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: hi how you doing Sentence 2: Portugal called it an opportunity. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Furthermore, tucked away in part of the Loral series (a piece not nominated for the Pulitzer) are the following three facts. Sentence 2: The storm stopped after releasing the trigger. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Guangzhou is interestingly one of China's most proserous cities, determinedly on the move into the modern world. Sentence 2: Gutenberg did not invent the printing press. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Sounds like a place a man would like to see."He was conscious that the Texan's horse quickened pace, only to be reined in again. Sentence 2: He had two swords on his back. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: New York Post gossip columnist Neal Travis last week repeated an item he first ran a year ago, at the time of Clinton's second inaugural. Sentence 2: It might be a smaller force, like only 500 soldiers. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You can explore underwater trails here, either with a snorkel or with full diving equipment. Sentence 2: You can walk through the trails in the jungle. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: but that's exactly the you know the way it was and of course twenty five years ago you could you could uh you could Sentence 2: Lunch is all prepared and waiting for you. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'They were just a bunch of elderly, white, slave-owning men who happened to be both not stupid and not in the wrong place at the wrong time. Sentence 2: There were people coming from miles away, even different countries, just to ask me.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: how do you vote how do you vote in the military do you vote absentee in your own registered state um-hum Sentence 2: I assumed that they use absentee ballots. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It's downright impossible for anyone to get here quicker than we did. Sentence 2: The man had nothing to drink. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And waited for bags. Sentence 2: There's no convenient way to place the catalytic converter back.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: On the northwest shore of the lake is Lingolm, historic home of Lord Rochdale. Sentence 2: Addicts should be responsible for their actions, not become victims.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well because we have these town uh i live in a townhouse and anyway all of our areas have associations that you have to get permission Sentence 2: I don't hear anything anymore about the laws to keep people from hiring illegal aliens and things like that so I don't know if it's working or not. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i i always wondered about that myself Sentence 2: We were glad to hear the doctors descending. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well they're showing uh Live and Let Die at this moment and it is the first appearance of Roger Moore as 007 Sentence 2: It saves a lot of time because it does it all in one step Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i do too the difficulty with that is that very few people have enough to make it worthwhile it they really have to rely on businesses that generate a lot of that stuff Sentence 2: Doctors are questioning the claim. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In a column lampooning Pat Buchanan, Royko wrote that Mexico was a useless country that should be invaded and turned over to Club Med. Sentence 2: Where do we get the engineers from? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  Actual and projected amounts are from the Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2002, Historical Tables. Sentence 2: Actual and projected amounts are from the US government budget for 2008. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: i mean that's all you need for like for like bullet charts and stuff you don't need them in four colors Sentence 2: We need to have it printed in way more than four colors. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: If she thinks you want to know her she's flattered, and will manage it for you somehow." Sentence 2: She'll never do it for you, especially not if she thinks you're trying to get to know her. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But if you want to create our very own Quebec, go ahead and pass an official English law. Sentence 2: For further discussion talk to Gregory. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: With a car, you are no more than a couple of hours from deserts, beaches, mountains, and any number of outstanding southern Caleornia attractions. Sentence 2: There are no techniques set to improve the controls, they just wing it. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Accounting principles are those conventions, rules, and procedures necessary to define acceptable accounting practice at a particular time. Sentence 2: Money and fame is what men like.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Sometimes it arises from the nature of the enterprise--you wouldn't want to have to have dozens of different telephone lines in your house just so you could connect with all the different phone companies your friends might select. Sentence 2: There are three temples and two monasteries at Nanzenji. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The obstacles to this conclusion are both procedural and substantive. Sentence 2: The plant was a symbol of Iceland. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah well she's usually in bed by this time but she's staying up late tonight but yeah you know i want to i want to have a relationship with her you know my my dad was a very traditional dad and when i was a child i didn't really know my dad very well and i miss that Sentence 2: I would perform it maybe once a year but not anymore. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: What was the other man like?" Sentence 2: Correct, however if you do not live nearby it is not worth it. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: did you watch Dances With Wolves did you see the movie Sentence 2: I haven't picked it up, let alone used it, in years. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But Tommy caught the tremor in his voice. Sentence 2: I have always had in inkling.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: working with all that so i mean i know it's not lead based any more paints but my goodness Sentence 2: I think that The Sopranos accurately depicts the desperation of modern mobsters. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The equally reputed Norton Simon Museum (at 411 West Colorado Boulevard) is considered to have one of the world's finest European art collections, with masterpieces by Rembrandt, Goya, Picasso, and the Impressionists. Sentence 2: Cummins employed engineering prototypes during their product development. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Keys to tech  nearby research institutions, an educated talent pool, free-flowing venture capital, and that Valley-style, go-for-broke, entrepreneurial spirit. Sentence 2: The go-for-broke entrepreneurial spirit led many people to go broke. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The reference case projections suggest an annual rate of declining intensity of 1.6% per year through 2015 with a final value 0.33 kWh/$. Sentence 2: Case projections are accurate  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Based on the above, the FCC concluded that for the purpose of the final regulatory flexibility analysis, all cellular licensees are small businesses as defined by the SBA. Sentence 2: Ponta Delgada is right next to the sea. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: like that orthopedist said to me he said don't worry Diane he says he said uh you're at thirty something but you're on the upper side he said that uh don't worry he says even if you weren't doing anything your body would start that would start to happen to you Sentence 2: The site is just as it's always been. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Louisiana oh well do you do cajun cooking Sentence 2: In Louisiana, do you do Cajun cooking? Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: If more couriers took a moment to show a bit of human compassion for the film producers in their midst, this old world would be a heckuva better place. Sentence 2: All couriers insult and put down film producers. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: but the problem is it's not an armed insurrection Sentence 2: They need to demonstrate the product is ready for designing. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Weather permitting, you can take a ride on one of the steamers. Sentence 2: Riding on the steamers is a popular pastime. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
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: Bangkok has some of the worse traffic in the entire world. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: On March 22, 1996, OMB approved the information collection and assigned OMB Control   Sentence 2: The OMB disapproved the OMB control. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Administrator will allocate to an opt-in unit an amount of allowances equal to fifty percent  the lesser of the unit's baseline heat input or the unit's heat input for the year before the year for which the Administrator is determining the allocation; multiplied by the lesser of the unit's baseline emission rate, the unit's 2002 emissions rate, or the unit's most stringent State or federal emission limitation applicable to the year on which the unit's baseline heat input is based. Sentence 2: Figure 4.4 shows GDP Per Capita. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And, I submit that the federal privacy law, governs the collection and use of personal data by federal agencies and which provides agencies a modicum of flexibility, is a reasonable point of departure for future discussions of either industry selfregulation or legislation. Sentence 2: I think the federal privacy law regulates how personal data is used by agencies. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: on your baseboards Sentence 2: Getting to the Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden by foot is very nice. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nothing at all, of course, replied Poirot, smiling.  Sentence 2: Definitely, of course replied Poirot, with a smile. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: How's that?" Sentence 2: Sixy percent of republicans have reported to be pro-life. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Ah yes, we are still in June, the month for brides. Sentence 2: Their analysis concluded that there was no room to improve on productivity. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The towering structure of the Mahabodhi Temple, built in the sixth century, evokes the gopuram gateways of south India. Sentence 2: The survey found that only 27% of respondents thought the interventions were moderately effective. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Similarly, when Sir John Gielgud's obituary is written, the Shakespearean plays and films will figure prominently; less likely to be discussed are the roles in Caligula , First Knight , and Arthur 2: On the Rocks . (Luckily, Quiz participants aren't so kind.) Sentence 2: Drivers don't need to worry about drinking the cider, since it isn't strong. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A city living with one eye open to the future prevents life here from ever being boring, and also attracts tourists by the millions to experience the Las Vegas life, if only for a few glittering moments. Sentence 2: Las Vegas is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: in the beginning i think she kind of liked it she did art work there she did it was almost a progressive type nursing home Sentence 2: Their bravery is definitely genetically determined. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The key to peace lay in Nixon's decision to jettison his demand that Ho Chi Minh withdraw from South Vietnam--a demand that he could have renounced four years earlier, sparing 18,000 American lives. Sentence 2: There is only one level of categorization for reviews. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But, according to you, she ate very little for supper, and yet the symptoms do not develop until early the next morning!  Sentence 2: He looked up afterward. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: At the edge of Sarusawa-ike pond is Kofukuji temple. Sentence 2: It is not a detailed guide. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You can explore underwater trails here, either with a snorkel or with full diving equipment. Sentence 2: This was not the residence of the rector of the El-Ahzar Mosque until 200 years ago. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Every kid knows that when a parent catches you fighting with another kid, the first thing to do is accuse the other kid of starting it. Sentence 2: You should accuse the other kid of starting the fight so that the adult will want to challenge them to a fight next. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I knew he was a charming rogue with an appealing agenda, but I didn't think he was a reckless idiot with an appealing agenda. Sentence 2: His agenda was aimed to attract as much attention as possible. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: FGD systems are installed on the back end of a facility, are usually built close to the ground, and do not require the amounts of structural steel generally associated with elevated installations such as SCR. Sentence 2: FGD systems are the most costly to install. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: His eyelids fell but soon flashed open. Sentence 2: A'deem told his brother he was keeping strange company Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He was smaller than the others and wore no helm. Sentence 2: If Bayliss wanted to use Drew's connection with the Range as a weapon against Hunt Rennie, Hunt Rennie's son would not let that happen.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah well at least you know that it wasn't same situation that the buffalo died in Sentence 2: Ser Perth left being content in himself temporarily. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Idiot! said Tommy amiably. Sentence 2: I remember Juliet being shot by her nurse. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The zoo lies on a hillside, with visitors needing to climb some inclines to the upper enclosures (wheelchairs and strollers are available). Sentence 2: An open entry standard took the place of the competitive opportunities test. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He isn't just an honorable, truth-seeking hero, a selfless iconoclast. Sentence 2: She got free help with her divorce. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Whichever way you decide, good luck to you. Sentence 2: A horrible recession is inevitable. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The excellent Folk Craft Museum in an old manor house holds regular demonstrations of local arts and crafts. Sentence 2: While some similarities are shared between the art forms of the mentioned cultures, they are primarily distinct. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Like his agreement last year to a seven-year plan to balance the budget, this step would change the terms of the debate with Republicans. Sentence 2: His agreement last year would mean the terms of the debate would change with Republicans. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: For most quiz participants, the precarious venture that needed saving was either a failing TV show or a foundering political campaign. Sentence 2: My two children occupy most of my time, but I do like to do it when I find time. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Within the monarchies, thinkers took to the asceticism which has characterized spiritual life in India. Sentence 2: There are no taxes on wine sales in all states. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: what kind of -- Sentence 2: All of the guided tours begin at the Magnesian Gate. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: So much of Segovia is superlative that the 11th-century city wall itself is almost relegated to second-class status. Sentence 2: The site assures you that your vote actually counted. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He stared at the jumble of fine gears, then glanced out through the open front: of the building toward the sky. Sentence 2: It is much cheaper to play at your hotel, especially at night. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The gigantic castle he erected at Osaka was the biggest Japan had ever seen, requiring a work force of 30,000 men. Sentence 2: Five businesses that were tenants are housed in that building.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: you know we've got um well like i say i know that there are some type of programs that they have available for a youth like teenagers to go and do um work in the national parks and work in uh neighborhoods to do um clean up and that sort of thing but i don't know what organization it's under i don't know if it's a government run or if it's a private Sentence 2: The sections will apply to the items received prior. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This created a pattern seen today throughout the Aegean of a small port (skala) which serves an inland settlement or chora, making it easier to protect the island from attack. Sentence 2: To imagine that Red was touching them and trying to give them food. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: we uh we've we just kind of started young in life  but uh uh we uh my husband's still with the same company for ten years and as a result Sentence 2: My husband's been working with the company for 10 years. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Not a word. Sentence 2: I was not comfortable in the seat.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well i never well well i kind of know how to drive standard but i've never owned one so i hadn't i don't drive one a lot so i don't feel feel comfortable in traffic with it Sentence 2: I've only had automatic cars because I don't nkow how to drive a stick. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Commission has promulgated this rule pursuant to provisions of the Hearing Aid Compatibility Act of 1988 (47 U.S.C. Sentence 2: This rule protects the rights of those utilizing hearing aids. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: One can, for example, read all the exchanges to date without knowing what either writer means by the word God. Sentence 2: He often appears on his knees in front of his master. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Appropriate emphasis is placed on the balanced scorecard and the executive's performance against the balanced scorecard targets. Sentence 2: You don't get what I am saying. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah well i'm being from Baltimore of course i'm a big Barry Levinson fan since uh he he's you know he's done a bunch of Baltimore movies Sentence 2: The benefits of cost avoidances promised in the previous rates are still to be seen. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Mature trees shade lawns and flower beds that are home to numerous birds species and cheeky gray squirrels. Sentence 2: I am fearless. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This undermines explanations that assume ironclad effects of hormones. Sentence 2: Do you have a lot of pork in your freezer? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: right well it's it's bad enough that you know if you got a little back problem or something have to sit in those seats and wiggle and squirm around and usually come out with your back hurting anyway so Sentence 2: Newsweek states the short-term impacts of Flytrap on America. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Hmm,' Greuze shifted. Sentence 2: Greuze was confident and silent as he worked along quickly. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In February 1997 and again in January 1999, our reports to the Congress designated information security as a governmentwide highrisk area. Sentence 2: He seems to think that the only way to sustain the company is to absorb other companies. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: made a little extra money there huh Sentence 2: Many golf clubs offer dinner and drinks.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For public companies, audited financial statements generally are required to be filed with the SEC within three months of the company's fiscal year-end. Sentence 2: It's similar to a switched around Pretty Woman. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The analyses use both quantifiable and general descriptions of the effects of the rule on small entities as required by section 607 and small entities, in addition to the actions required by 5 U.S.C. Sentence 2: Section 607 does not require any analysis of effects on small entities.   Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh yeah it's wood sided it has sheetrock everywhere and uh you know so it's quieter than you remember mobile homes to be Sentence 2: Mike Barnicle worked for the Boston Globe for ten years. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i don't even know anymore i i follow the Dodgers more than the Phillies but uh i i grew up in Philadelphia i guess that's why Sentence 2: The Clear Skies Act elimitnates Title IV. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: just one of the things that that happens when someone when you're dealing with a large company Sentence 2: A common occurrence with large company's insurance. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Starr's goal--as Bruce Shapiro, in a perceptive anti-Starr Salon essay , recognizes--is most likely not to vindicate Willey but to unravel a presidential cover-up conspiracy. Sentence 2: We could use materials from your world to do it. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and uh around here on the uh east coast uh we were heavy into affirmative action Sentence 2: I'm not sure this applies normally to me since I work for myself. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He ran to the closet. Sentence 2: He strolled leisurely into the kitchen.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Ryerson : Tougher laws are needed to protect our environment? Sentence 2: See the march testimony at 26-27 and the april testimony at 32. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They are proud of the scenic beauty, delectable wines, and exquisite hand embroidery that their tiny island has become rightly famous for. Sentence 2: It's such an attractive job that thousands of people apply every week. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I read about it in the books from Beforethewars. Sentence 2: Venice has the world's best shopping. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In July and August there is a wonderful color combination of purple heather and yellow gorse. Sentence 2: Poirot, even you are capable of thinking of 70! Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and even then you know we're really running out of space so i think that that became that all of a sudden really hit home that there's no longer landfill space in some of the more crowded states Sentence 2: Penguin might be publishing a new Pooh storybook. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: At the same time, an understanding of the information technology and management practices of leading organizations could contribute to the development of improved CIO management practices in the federal sector. Sentence 2: You're locked into the contract when you sign up at that company, and can't even think about changing if a new option comes up. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: On the Adriatic, Pesaro honors its native son Rossini from mid-August to late September. Sentence 2: The new strategy involved divesting itself of all assets. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Prototypic substance abuse interventions focus on motivation to enter treatment because the patients are severely dependent, heavy drinkers. Sentence 2: I never xpect the appraisal to come in that high.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But I did, my friend.  Sentence 2: From the southwest you can take the S71 route departing from Lake Bolsena. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: West End is also the place to take in the sunset. Sentence 2: The sunset is best viewed from West End. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The china department is huge, and the cosmetics, sportswear, and luggage sections are excellent. Sentence 2: Managing risk for stakeholders is key in keeping business. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These visitors of mine had their atomic bomb, or whatever their equivalent was on their own worlds, and survived it, because they didn't give up. Sentence 2: I ran into Natalia. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Winter breathed across the land now with the coming of dark. Sentence 2: I feel like Saddam Hussein knows exactly what to do with himself. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They help people cope, help them seek redress for a grievance, Riggs said. Sentence 2: They are hopeless. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: It almost cost your life. Sentence 2: I don't need a recipe for dinner and didn't press one.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and uh seven eight and ten Sentence 2: 7,8, and 10. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh-huh yeah i think uh Central America has always been one of those places where people are more passive you know where it's always the minority that are Sentence 2: Everyone there is very uptight and always in a hurry. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: His breathing was rough, he moved in an occasional spasm, and was obviously asleep. Sentence 2: Bork deserted the ship because he felt he couldn't do it anymore. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There are a couple of credible  The four-letter word for vagina remains off-limits in polite conversation (although that has more to do with feminism than with profanity), and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex with males is not yet acceptable by the standards of office-meeting etiquette. Sentence 2: Millions of people come to rub the statue for extra luck in the lottery. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For  State Experiences Provide Insights for Federal Management Reforms Sentence 2: Insights for Federal Management Reforms are provided by State Experiences. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In a supremely Spanish reply, the colonel advised his son to pray, shout Viva Espa??a' and die like a hero.  Sentence 2: The drowning process is described in detail. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I am accountable to no one. Sentence 2: It's estimated that a maximum of 20,000 plant species can be found in the Botanical Gardens. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: but i guess it's because it's not aimed for an audience of my age Sentence 2: The show is perfect for people my age. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: PRE-MODIFICATION VALUE - The present value of net cash inflows of direct loans estimated at the time of modification under pre-modification terms, discounted at the current discount rate. Sentence 2: Both groups were tasked with making their own lists which were summarily objected. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh-huh well i'm not that great either i used to be a lot better than i am now i i have played for uh the church choir and uh Sentence 2: I am not that good as well even though I was in the past and I did at one time play for a church choir. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: that's psychedelic Sentence 2: Esme discourages vitality. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: caused by an increase in volume would be small. Sentence 2: Mail volume increase is small  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Adjustments or corrections required because of changes after T&amp;A data were approved must be made in the payroll system and reflected in pay for the pay period to which the changes apply, when possible. Sentence 2: They want to embrace information technology to share their vision for the business. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Since many mailers have computerized mailing systems in place and have sufficient volume, they can do presorting work at a very low cost. Sentence 2: An article profiles how white people are regenerating ghettos. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and uh i think that's probably going to be one of our next investments is get her get her a set of clubs and uh we'll get out of the driving range and and get some interest built up and hopefully we can uh we can start in Sentence 2: The tower's contrusction took nearly three decades to complete. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Some independent bookstores were so angry about this that they boycotted the list and, early in 1998, about 100 bookstores in Northern California refused to report their sales to the New York Times list. Sentence 2: Only ten bookstores in Northern California reported their sales to the NYT list. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Making financial management a priority throughout the federal government involves changing the organizational culture of federal agencies. Sentence 2: The city only has 1000 years of history. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The fountain is called the Executioner's Fountain, because here he rinsed his sword and washed his hands after carrying out his orders; examples of his handiwork were displayed on pikes at the Imperial Gate. Sentence 2: Pardon me. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and then there's all the merchandise you buy on your credit cards Sentence 2: The interior of the caves are very shallow. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Mathew Brady died in 1896. Sentence 2: I don't want to know what you think of. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: so i think that's real nice too to come up with different options do you like the job sharing Sentence 2: I think that's nice to come up with different options.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But there're some.... What did happen here today, Kirby?"Drew told it straight and flat in as few words as possible. Sentence 2: The country is lively and young. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I will arrive at ten. Sentence 2: City found in the center of the blazing hot desert with no source of communication. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This project is supported by our TIG funds and is organized by the National Technology Assistance Project (NTAP). Sentence 2: Las Vegas has a number of highlights as well as specialty stores. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The town is ideal for a quiet family holiday, especially in spring, when Javea is magical with the scents of lemon and orange blossoms. Sentence 2: Mrs. Cavendish knew that the girl couldn't possibly have done it.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah what time is that supposed to be Sentence 2: Tourists flock to the sandy beaches each summer, numbering in the tens of thousands. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: a 32902 to determine the maximum feasible level for model year 1998. Sentence 2: A 32902 is needed to find the maximum label for the model year 1998. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Several con-artist schemes have emerged in academia. Sentence 2: The worst part was that the loan wasn't strictly necessary. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: so it's one of those things that they really um and you wonder you know with all these oil spills Sentence 2: Gauve moved his head side to side. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The cover story lionizes Steve Jobs for his wizardry at Apple and Pixar. Sentence 2: It doesn't provide any political sites. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These timid nocturnal beasts sport a brown coat speckled with white. Sentence 2: There are no meadows in the Italian Alps. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: right you could take catalytic but mufflers would be a little more obvious if you took that off Sentence 2: We don't need it. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These centres attract most of the tourists and summer residents, who swell the permanent population of roughly 5,000 to 20,000 or more. Sentence 2: I am sure. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah i i can't you know i can't relate to that just yet uh you know i mean my daughter she doesn't know the word yes it's no every time you turn around you know and my son i i can't de scribe him it's i don't know why or you know Sentence 2: My son is an easy person to describe. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y