niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: uh well the the rest of me is in pretty good shape it's just that left knee that just doesn't want to do everything it used to Sentence 2: My experiences with weather are only from my hometown in Maine. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: but actually i knew another guy from Puerto Rico that i went to school with Sentence 2: This was not the first time I've thumped on Derry's door in the morning.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For this reason, improved data and measurement techniques may be available in the future. Sentence 2: Improved data and measuring techniques may be available soon. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He was hardly more than five feet, four inches, but carried himself with great dignity.  Sentence 2: The man did not care about his height.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: For all there is to do and see in Las Vegas, one may wonder if there is a nightlife at all outside of the obvious. Sentence 2: I know how an analogue computer works. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The use of mind-altering drugs has probably increased as Huxley foresaw, although probably not to the extent that he foresaw. Sentence 2: Everyone enjoys fishing, whether they're visiting or live nearby. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Hugh Hefner, 72, allegedly needs no nursing, just a little blue, diamond-shaped pill. Sentence 2: We can discuss this while recording. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  "You're my cousin Anson Kirby."Drew had already thought that out. Sentence 2: "You're my aunt's son Anson Kirby." Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah two hundred fifty Sentence 2: Ebora was not founded by Julius Caesar, the city was founded by a group of people. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Shopping Avenger right away made contact with the Super 8 executive offices. Sentence 2: Bennecito's father was worried about his own medical condition. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: so that's what they're trying to do oh well Sentence 2: If you get a sweet strawberry it's much better than a sour one because of its antioxidants Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: parents around here just let their kids run everywhere and i just can't do that Sentence 2: Parents keep a close watch on there kids here. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Visvanartha, built in 1002, is more compact and ultimately more harmonious than Lakshmana. Sentence 2: The newer monasteries are not worth visiting at all. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: With four yacht clubs based in Long Beach, the city hosts races, regattas and other watersport competitions from April to September. Sentence 2: Only three yacht clubs are based in Long Beach. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh yeah yeah as as long as you give it uh good drainage and uh lot of uh oh  some some plant food once a month Sentence 2: It needs to have good drainage and it needs to be fed monthly. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But giving drove him near to nervous collapse. Sentence 2: Let me go! What do you think you're doing? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He has insomnia, I believe, I said doubtfully.  Sentence 2: I think he has insomnia. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and so it'll it'll be good in the long run well i enjoyed it Sentence 2: He was not happy with the garage his son built for him. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Before GAO agrees to a broadcast interview, GAO will advise requester(s) of the media source and the expected date and time. Sentence 2: He got to work day shift because he was the best in the business.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Much of this systematization of care has clearly been to public benefit. Sentence 2: The systematization of care has helped the private sector.. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: and that that the penalty ought to be out there and be enforced Sentence 2: There should be more awareness of then penalty. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Could you please take your phone call elsewhere? She asked and Czarek only had the time to shout into his phone: Sentence 2: Among others, the palace is filled with royal taste furniture, paintings. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The most impressive and important are listed below. Sentence 2: He spoke to me. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Most will serve snacks during the day, and you may even be able to order a full lunch or evening meal for a bargain price. Sentence 2: I wasn't allowed to go in to top-secret stuff. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well it seems like they're just swamped with work so Sentence 2: The plantation system was the only economic infrastructure at the time. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: An early effort was the Brooks Act, enacted in 1965, which called for centralized oversight of federal information technology acquisitions by the General Services Administration (GSA). Sentence 2: There were only light, humorous parts. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: but he pops up on the Dallas scene quite often as a matter of fact there was some talk about trying to get him involved with the team management in some sort of a coaching job Sentence 2: The book is said to be a horrendous work of filth. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He sailed immediately for England. Sentence 2: Politician change their politics to better fit the polls. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah they they they keep they keep coming with this well when we die they're yours i i don't want to wait until your dead i mean you'll probably have it in your will that you're going to be buried with them i don't know Sentence 2: House made from bricks with three bedrooms. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: During the course of the study, a literature search was conducted, industry experts and practitioners were consulted, and federal agencies were Valueadded of Design surveyed. Sentence 2: The study deliberately eschewed consultation of experts. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT - A means of evaluating efficiency, effectiveness, and results. Sentence 2:  A 1994 study for the American Bar Association concluded that chickens have heads too Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 9. While a great deal of attention focuses on how much retirement saving tax incentives cost the government and how much, if any, new personal saving they generate, what is sometimes overlooked is that tax incentives remind people to save for retirement. Sentence 2: Lawyers don't waste their time talking to reporters. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: A major part of the pleasure of Darjeeling is in getting here. Sentence 2: The jousting competitions in Syte are not very well known outside of the region. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: My security clearance was shaky at best, but the guards knew who I was. Sentence 2: The guards knew me. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The graph shows supply increasing up to 30 billion pieces at a discount of 3a. Sentence 2: The graph contains data from the last 5 years. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Best wishes until we meet again--perhaps over Volume 9 of some future 14-volume biography of Rosalynn Carter. Sentence 2: Emission caps are imposed every decade. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh deductions uh allowable deductions for companies they put those in oh four of five years ago uh you know the the different insurance companies and things started promoting those plans Sentence 2: Deciviews use a logarithmic scale to evaluate relative changes in visibility. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He dropped it near Adrin, who buttoned his trousers. Sentence 2: The sword was dropped near Adrin. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah from what i've read most people in the United States do do some type of volunteer work at some time in their lives Sentence 2: Most people in the US have not done any type of volunteer work before.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Rodriguez was reluctant to admit anyone would die waiting. Sentence 2: Rodrigues did not want to take the blame for any deaths that might occur. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: get out there on your hands and knees and crawl around Sentence 2: If AltaVista's list of search suggestions was human-generated, it would be more useful. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They took me back to the house in Soho. Sentence 2: Two people took me back to the house.  Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They sat down, and the doctor looked inquiringly at Sir James. Sentence 2: The doctor looked at Sir James with interest. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Evaluation questions Cause and effect Sentence 2: The cause and the effects of these evaluation questions have a massive impact.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Neither the proposed nor the final rulemaking expressly refers to the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act or includes the statements required by section 202. Sentence 2: We need to get some more labor. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: During this time Kyoto thrived as Japan's cultural and creative heartland. Sentence 2: Seal of approval does not bring any meaning to reports. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I would like to correct--no, let's say refine--a few of these enormities--no, let's just say fatuities. Sentence 2: Further explanation and refinatiom are not needed.  Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: They are perhaps the most photographed symbol of Delos, and are believed to date from the seventh century b.c. Sentence 2: The U.S. military is actively involved in the operation. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Several special rail cards include reduced rates for car rentals and even bicycle rentals. Sentence 2: I should be able to deal with praise and not worry about it.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um i get bored very easily uh the one nice thing about the bicycle is you just sit like you said you can sit and do it and watch the TV and not even really be conscious of what you are doing Sentence 2: Even after nine years, the Buick was still going strong.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh Mike Ditka i don't like the way he treats people Sentence 2: He showed why everything is perfect about the idea. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: yeah you'll meet friends invite invite the boss over and and the friends at work Sentence 2: Giovanni Pisano's favorite sculpture in the cathedral is the superbly sculpted marble pulpit. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Thus, whereas AICPA standards cite two main purposes of audit documentation--providing the principal support for the audit report and aiding auditors in performing and supervising the audit--audit documentation serves an additional purpose in audits performed in accordance with GAGAS. Sentence 2: Viejo Madrid is where the City of Madrid was first founded. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh i i wouldn't know what to do with it Sentence 2: The real predator is in this very room. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Athens became so attached to this source of easy money that dissent soon grew among the member cities, and Sparta led the confederacy from Athens after the Peloponnesian War (413  404 b.c. ). The Persians, sensing weakness in the ranks, launched another offensive, resulting in the Ae?Χean coast cities coming under Persian control in 387 b.c. Sentence 2: The Persians struck on an opportunity and won themselves coastal cities. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: With Christianity and the sophisticated Celtic culture successfully fused, Ireland entered its  Golden Age  (a.d. Sentence 2: The Celts welcomed Christianity with open arms. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The surrounding modern settlement of Mitzpe Ramon is the natural base for walkers who want to explore the crater below. Sentence 2: There are no internal control measures in place. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Number of Grantees Sentence 2: McBain helped inspire all the sitcoms. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Some of the ranchers cleared out when the Apaches started raidin' and they're not comin' back. Sentence 2: The ceilings feature gold shipped back from the New World.   Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: So, it all fits. Sentence 2: The roads were icy this morning. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: These traditional reasons, you say explain its significance for many [Jews] at a preconscious level, whether we like it or not. Sentence 2: The number of cardinals in the United States and Canada is declining. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But the best cellars open to the public are those in the chateau at Clos de Vougeot, owned by the Cis?­ter?­cian monks until the Revolution and now the property of the Chevaliers du Tastevin (fraternity of wine tasters). Sentence 2: The Chevaliers du Tastevin do not own any cellars. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: We had rather a scramble to get ready in time; and before the meal was over the motor was waiting at the door.  Sentence 2: The voices said nothing was there. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You enter the Haghia Sophia church through the central portal, acrosea worn and well polished threshold of verd antique, and under a ninth-century mosaic of Christ Pantocrator, into the long, narrow narthex, running to right and left. Sentence 2: The shirt was very uncomfortable. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Prosperous and colorful, it is well prepared to take the country into the next millennium. Sentence 2: No official oversight is required for overtime work. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: She would never forgive me if I let Alfred Inglethorp, her husband, be arrested now, when a word from me could save him!" 72 Chapter 6 THE INQUEST In the interval before the inquest, Poirot was unfailing in his activity.  Sentence 2: There are occasionally international companies putting on shows at the festival. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The first to really do so was Steve Wynn, a Las Vegas resident and owner of the Golden Nugget. Sentence 2: Steve Wynn did so only after others had blazed a trail. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Why couldn't he just be 'Irving Goldberg'? Sentence 2: Jason and the Argonauts thought the golden fleece would be easy to find. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You notice it had been trimmed?" Sentence 2: Someone has sewn on an extra length of fabric. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: So long as there's competitive pressure in the press, sources will use the outlet that affords them the greatest protection. Sentence 2: It may be easy to forget the city's celebrated history because of the current day shady image. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: D.C. is succumbing to the money and nerd fascination that has captured the rest of the country. Sentence 2: Taylor's motives were not as they appeared to Starr. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: oh that's nice uh mostly catfish or Sentence 2: Is it mostly catfish or trout? Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Chris Cannon, R-Utah. Sentence 2: People get angry with no electricity in high demand periods. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Made from a mixture of red wine, lemon and orange juice and peel, brandy, and mineral water with ice, it may strike you as too heavy to be consumed with a meal. Sentence 2: They joked about their appearances upon meeting. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: For the first time, it occurred to me to wonder about the girl's future.  Sentence 2: I thought about the girl's future for the first time. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: I've spoken with them. Sentence 2: None of us have talked to them. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But nothing can prepare you for the visual shock of the Sistine Chapel (Cappella Sistina), built for Sixtus IV in the 15th century. Sentence 2: The British held an imperial hold. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  'Find the extra coffee-cup, and you can rest in peace.' Are you sure you don't know what it means? I asked him earnestly.  Sentence 2: There was nothing special or renowned about the people of Kalymnos. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There is none. Sentence 2: There is plenty. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: For example, it recommended an increase in analyses targeted at medical supplies and durable medical equipment and at providers who bill higher cost procedure codes to maximize their reimbursement. Sentence 2: Julius said "I have my mental capacity fully functional". Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um-hum yes i noticed uh when we moved to Plano that um the mall here Collin Creek Mall i don't know where you are but um Sentence 2: If we do not take drastic measures, our economy will be ruined in a few decades. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The company's CEO despaired to USA Today that he couldn't purchase enough of them to meet demand, but that he was swimming in $25 canvas Christmas totes. Sentence 2: The CEO had been advised the canvas totes were out of style this year, but chose not to listen. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Each of the Seven Swords was a veteran of battle. Sentence 2: The Seven Swords were never in battle. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 'Come on,' White growled, racing toward the battle. Sentence 2: He held them back with his axe. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Naturally, she told him. Sentence 2: They determined that an email address or website were needed.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Nevertheless, the incentives to sell at the market price are substantial, and if the threats create new scarcities, higher prices will probably encourage sellers to unload their land. Sentence 2: They do not care about ethics. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The balcony only goes along as far as the boudoir. Sentence 2: The Single Audit Act Amendments were the product of years of lobbying and research. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Auditors may meet this requirement by listing file numbers, case numbers, or other means of identifying specific documents they examined. Sentence 2: It is possible for auditors to get file numbers for documents. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: (internal quotation marks omitted). Sentence 2: What did she mean to say by 'on the top of the wardrobe'? Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i know yeah i know it's crazy Sentence 2: Exhibit 2 is an analysis of the benefits proposal. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He accepted the offer. Sentence 2: He accepted the deal proposed by the merchant. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Denver Broncos will host the New York Jets in the other. Sentence 2: I gave up all indication that the obvious deduction was correct. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh-huh well do you agree with that requirement that they meet those uh academic Sentence 2: You agree with all of the requirements, don't you? Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: he does what he needs to but mostly if it's something major um you know cleaning out the air conditioning ducts or something like that we just hire out to do that Sentence 2: I don't trust him to do the big jobs, so we hire someone else. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: we have had highs of seventy two lows in the twenties Sentence 2: Only a portion of personal savings would be used to fund retirement spending. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But after attempts to eliminate them began under President Reagan, and intensified with the Mapplethorpe fiasco, Yates' career became preoccupied with keeping them alive. Sentence 2: Books of his poetry are on sale throughout the area. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: um-hum um-hum i i agree we're the largest munitions producer in the world and so um there's a lot of money to be made there and it's uh be very difficult to to cut it back to a level where it should be and and then it will come back to haunt us it seems to come in cycles Sentence 2: Global conflicts are very profitable for us. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Anyone can sit, the angry Muslim preacher sneered, belittling the transformative techniques of the protesters for desegregation. Sentence 2: I told White that Lincoln had disappeared. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: If our cherished belief isn't correct, the reverse may be true--that under certain conditions, democracies might be even more given to warlike behavior than other forms of government. Sentence 2: Some Methodological Problems of Field Studies was written by Zelditch.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Obviously, this won't be easy, given the diversity of grievances and the geopolitical complexity surrounding them. Sentence 2: This task is very simple. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Distributional Analysis of Regional Benefits and Cost of Air Quality Control. Sentence 2: They looked at the cost of air quality control in big cities. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Beyond Limin, Thasos is mountainous and covered with pine forest. Sentence 2: Roxanne's previous husband, who re-married not so long ago. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Further, to build trusted relationships and gain the acceptance of member organizations, staff needed to have pertinent skills and knowledge. Sentence 2: He was well aware of the subjective nature of the stock market and its inability to be objectively appraised. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The volume of letters sent by non-households or nonhousehold originated mail can also be calculated from Table 1 by adding NHH-to-HH and NHH-to-NHH volumes. Sentence 2: I told White that I hadn't seen very many of White's people. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I didn't know what to say, so I let him talk. Sentence 2: I was able to finish a book on the topic. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: okay that's uh uh we used to budget when the children were small um things were and there was only one income so we had to watch what we were doing Sentence 2: The Ruins at Qumran are clearly marked Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But unlike the picture in the Washington Post the same day, it captures the spirit of the event, with Dole grimly taking the offensive and Clinton watching warily but standing aside from the attacks. Sentence 2: Clinton made sure to be in the middle of the attack and did not stand to the side. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1:  There are no major zoos in Israel. Sentence 2: "We need only one.  How quickly can you build it?" asked Jon. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: (Recently, there has been a rush to fill the vacuum left by the antihistamine Seldane, which was yanked from the market after eight people died when Seldane reacted adversely with other drugs.) Sentence 2: This year has had a large number of kids. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But when she applies her precepts to our great national conversation, Tannen gets confused. Sentence 2: Tannen has never gotten confused in her life.  Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah well till you just check it you know during and another quick dish if you like um if do you know what hoi sin sauce is it's that sweet Chinese sauce Sentence 2: Hoi sin sauce was developed in China by hungry pirates over three hundred years ago. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: But Madrilellos don't begrudge those places anything. Sentence 2: Madrillelos have no grudges. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: At least for very long. Sentence 2: British traffic is really good. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Radio and--even more--television made this possible on a national scale. Sentence 2: How did you get rid of the weeds? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In general, saving today increases a nation's capacity to produce more goods and services and generate higher income in the future. Sentence 2: Drew said it was a brilliant, safe scheme.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: FDA considers the two rules complementary and cannot separately quantify the benefits of the two programs and since both rules work collectively to reduce youth access to tobacco products, the costs attributable to the SAMHSA program are included in the analysis. Sentence 2: There are Muslim meals at sundown that do not include any meats. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: This is not a contradiction. Sentence 2: It may not agree but it does not strictly oppose it either. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Yes, of course balloons are a uniquely terrible mode of transportation. Sentence 2: He's just joking with you.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: right yeah we're just so much wealthier and uh and uh there has to be resentment built up and that's where uh leaders can use uh use that whenever the opportune moment arises Sentence 2: We are richer and that can be used against us by various leaders because of the envy and resentment others have. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: yeah my my husband likes uh country music real well and he he likes some of the new groups like Shenandoah and uh yeah he really likes Shenandoah Sentence 2: It's really difficult to get a job for them. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Part of the Democrats' dislike of Barr undoubtedly stems from annoyance with his persistence and effectiveness. Sentence 2: The movies always end abruptly. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Autun was founded in the first century b.c. Sentence 2: I was always exceptional in chemistry. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: You sure have yourself a snootful tonight! Sentence 2: You are drunk every night.   Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: He was coming toward forested ground now, something like the country in which the Sons of the Egg had found refuge. Sentence 2: The forest was dense and dark. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Station III (Jesus falls): The Gospels carry no word of this event, but according to tradition Jesus fell under the weight of the crosejust around the first corner you reach. Sentence 2: Generally people didn't think that it was something they preferred to do. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Don't ask those on their way in, though. Sentence 2: The inventory of each state is prepared in the same way. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Early in the week there are pajama,  doudou  doll, and pirate parades, plus always-spectacular carnival floats. Sentence 2: The carnival events start early in the week Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: of course being part of the European community if everybody else did it they they were probably much more is much more necessary for them than for us Sentence 2: When the prisoner left his house we searched his room. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The ship was launched in April 1953, when Elizabeth II was in the first few months of her reign. Sentence 2: Elizabeth II ordered the ship's launch a few months into her reign. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: you ever serve that yourself when you have company Sentence 2: The had a green card, which was a requirement to be a lawyer. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: AH! Annette appeared to stumble over something. Sentence 2: Leave immediately, or he will see you. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Newspaper reporters increasingly feel themselves irrelevant--marginalized by TV news and the Internet, ignored by a younger generation of nonreaders. Sentence 2: The modern structures are very ugly compared to the old homes that were there before.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: if you know if they want to get a liberal arts degree i don't i don't know what advice i'd give them go to the school you'd like to go to  that's what i did Sentence 2: We keep purchasing the cars in full but she keeps buying a new one every few years. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Software metrics, which use mathematical models to measure elements of the development process, are intended to help organizations better understand and manage the relationships between resource decisions, development schedules, and the cost of software projects. Sentence 2: Leading organizations usually discourage discussing new information technology at work. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh-huh the the problem i'm sorry go ahead i uh i just i don't think a woman president is anywhere in the near future if not just for the just for American prejudice Sentence 2: They have found the courage to stand up and speak for themselves. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: After you've seen the works of art which were buried next to the bodies, the crypt shouldn't seem too gloomy a sight. Sentence 2: Figure 5 contains a chart with seven columns.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: (without fringe benefits) was $24,076 for full-time U.S. workers in that year. Sentence 2: You aren't getting a turn.  Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It's equally true that Republicans cynically oversimplified Gore's statement about the Internet. Sentence 2: It takes many days in order to see all of this. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: But, in fact, the whale's gaseous chambers (i.e. Sentence 2: The Cowboys won the best of the games between them. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: From the bus station, signs in English point the way to the path winding along a stream, past many stalls and small shops selling Ohara's famous pickles, to the temple's massive front gate. Sentence 2: There were no riding centers at the Algarve. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: valet with baseball tickets and we ended up with them right and so we were walking up and i looked at my husband and i said you know what Kyle Sentence 2: The most inexpensive pool can be found in Quinta Magnolia Park. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: I kept my face hidden. Sentence 2: I didn't want anyone to see my face. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Fed's principal stock-deflating tool is an increase in interest rates, which draws money out of stocks and into bonds. Sentence 2: The dark man was speaking. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: In the early 1990s, modernization projects, such as desperately needed air conditioning and humidity control, caused upheaval in the museum. Sentence 2: Modernization projects caused upheaval in the museum during the early 1990s. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: uh he had only given up two hits and uh two walks and nine strike outs so he's he's back in the groove and a a guy his age this this afternoon here it's about seventy nine degrees Sentence 2: All inds of vegetables are grown in Brinchang. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: With her hand on the handle, she turned her head over her shoulder, and beckoned to me.  Sentence 2: She looked back at me and motioned for me to come. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: By comparison, tax records show the director of the program at the Atlanta Legal Aid Society earned upwards of $80,000 during that time. Sentence 2: Follow local people if don't ant to see anything risque. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: because one of these days i'll be getting a six seater probably too so  um Sentence 2: I plan to buy a six-seater within two months. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: For example, web visitor survey data from Pinetree Legal Services in Maine indicates that two-thirds of its site visitors are low income people or persons seeking information on behalf of low income people. Sentence 2: His attempts to produce food kept failing.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Commercial companies insist that technology be mature at the outset of a product development program and, therefore, separate technology development from product development. Sentence 2: Intellectual content should not be part of good journalism. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Dissenters congratulate Quindlen for having moved beyond veiled autobiography. Sentence 2: Quindlen has been universally criticized. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: only work initially Sentence 2: Everyone here is just like the Cockneys in London. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  Reminders of the permanent threat posed by pirates can be found everywhere on Ibiza. Sentence 2: None of these are operational any more. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There are guided tours on Tuesday at 10:30am, 11:30am, and 1:45pm, and the chamber is open Monday Friday during banking hours. Sentence 2: You win if both your hand's win. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Her mixed priorities when it comes to women were also revealed by the fact that she voted nay on the minimum-wage bill even though it included her own IRA proposal--and despite the fact that, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 60 percent of people working at minimum wage are women. Sentence 2: When it came to women, her priorities were clear and in order. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: [ Peanuts ] is also a commentary on the culture. Sentence 2: The culture has some commentaries, like that one. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The present structure enclosing the tomb was designed by an Greek Orthodox architect in the 19th century. Sentence 2: They started again.  Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: What's ironic about this revisionism is that it's easy to dismiss the 1980s vogue for Japanese strategy and techniques only because so many of those techniques have become part of the fabric of everyday life at many, perhaps most, U.S. industrial companies. Sentence 2: Have you ever camped on soil? Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The next pivotal episode in Polish history coincided with the end of World War I and the defeat of the Russians, Germans, and Austrians. Sentence 2: The initiatives were great and sure to pass. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The second row shows the bill/payment mail that comes from the NHH-to-HH (Non-household-to-Household) sector. Sentence 2: we're not supposed to wear jeans often, but that varies from season to season since the office is climate-controlled Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: National Saving (1990-2000) 80 Figure 4.2:Unified Surpluses and Deficits as a Share of GDP Under Sentence 2: Willey was dressed in a t-shirt and jeans when she was propositioned in the White House. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Mars has fallen. Sentence 2: The position was warped so much that they would be in trouble if the handfke wasn't fixed.  Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: There are evening bus tours that include visits to a restaurant and night spots; some tours combine a Chinese banquet with a visit to an open-air market and the panorama from Victoria Peak. Sentence 2: Reducing NOx is critical for compliance with EPA regulations. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i think it all depends on mental set more than sex Sentence 2: I believe in capital punishment but I wouldn't want to be in a position to make that choice.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: They generally invest those excess dollars in U.S. assets. Sentence 2: They typically would put the extra money towards investments. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: then that would yeah i guess then the water aerobics would be probably the best thing for you wouldn't it Sentence 2: Water aerobics is better for you than many of the other options. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Inside is an 8,500-sq-ft (791-sq-m) store loaded with thousands of M and M knickknacks. Sentence 2: West pointed out that there is no agency handling supervised custody visits. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: i had uh i have seven hundred dollars in mine now and i've put saved up enough money where i'm going to bring it down to two hundred and hopefully i can keep it around there Sentence 2: I have around three hundred dollars.  Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: These officials told us that Caterpillar maintains the philosophy of first getting the design right, then producing it as quickly and efficiently as possible. Sentence 2: Apparently, Caterpillar tries to get the design right first, before they move to production. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: oh i just right right there are so many other ways but that one just it defeated me i didn't have any answer for that one that one was just beyond my imagination Sentence 2: I could barely understand the question Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In winter, the gaur, the world's largest wild ox, almost 2 m (6 ft) high at the shoulder, comes out of its hideaway in the Siwalik Hills on the park's southern edge in search of young grass. Sentence 2: We think that there is no need to involve medicine experts in the grant review. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Practical guidelines for performing alcohol interventions in trauma centers. Sentence 2: There are no interventions for alcohol at the trauma center.  Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The Californication of Seattle continues. Sentence 2: Seattle citizens are unhappy about the Californication of their state. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: (LTCM, as a matter of principle, refused to divulge its assets or strategy--so anyone who entered a contract with the firm was accepting an unknown risk.) Sentence 2: LTCM did not divulge the strategy. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Continue along the Quai Saint-Nicolas to the Musee Alsacien at num?­ber 23, a group of 16th- and 17th-century houses appropriate to the colorful collections of Alsatian folklore. Sentence 2: It is impossible to view houses from the 16th century, as no examples still exist.  Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: In addition, PDD 63 recognized the importance of establishing mechanisms for sharing information on system vulnerabilities, threats, intrusions, and anomalies so that both government and industry could better prepare to warn and defend against computer-based attacks. Sentence 2: It is important to create information transmission protocols. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1:  If you're willing to wander off the beaten track you should be able to find cliff-backed coves with clear, blue water or patches of sand scarcely large enough for two families. Sentence 2: I am not current on my shows that are airing right now. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Much of this adornment is gold filigree, like an emprendad, a necklace of Moorish design. Sentence 2: The bubonic plague only hit people living in tenements. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: okay yeah that's good well they say that walking is just as good if not better than jogging Sentence 2: A silver object moved in through the dark.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well good for him uh-huh uh-huh yeah Sentence 2: BSE is believed to come from cattle feed from infected proteins. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and uh we had we had a blast up there Sentence 2: She hung a sign that said employees needed to wear protective gear. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The Nike and Reebok logos are now officially declared badges of shame. Sentence 2: The brands of Nike and Reebok are not doing as well as they could. Genre: slate.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: As a result, the murder rate there is now the highest in the world--61 per 100,000 people. Sentence 2: The royal family of Spain collected these tapestries. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: It landed at a hundred miles an hour and managed to stop against a small entrance to a cave in the hillside. Sentence 2: It's no longer under warrantee. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: ever in thousands of years of history Sentence 2: This won't happen again for thousands of years. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Today, it is a busy industrial city with the country's only metro service, the Carmelit subway. Sentence 2: It is a busy city and contains a metro service. Genre: travel.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Wadi Natrun was one of the most important areas of Egypt in ancient times, primarily because it was the main source of the mineral natron used in the mummification and glassmaking processes. Sentence 2: The Beatles and Bob Dylan profited the most off of this agreement. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: but it's a real different show than it was when it started it's it's funny now and it's better but it's real different than what it used to be but you can't be uh so um you can't be outrageous Sentence 2: I was scared and wanted to get there quickly. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Along the coast Provence bristles with cultural activity in the summer months, each town using its ancient amphitheater, cathedral, or palace as a magnificent setting for festivals of music, theater, and the other arts . Sentence 2: You are going to prison. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Oh honey, gramps hasn't come up with that yet. Sentence 2: It has been windy in March, but April will bring the rain. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: and i'm sitting around thinking well if i go out and run now because i messed around until almost seven uh six thirty or so if i go out and run now i'm going to get back and i'm going to be mowing the lawn and it's going to get dark and i'm going to have to guess where where the line is to mow Sentence 2: I will be mowing in the dark Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The strange light eyes seemed to burn through the curtain; Tommy could hardly believe that the man did not know he was there and in spite of himself he shivered. Sentence 2: The light had started shining since it was the morning. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Many boilermakers travel to work sites that are out of their local area. Sentence 2: The floral decorations had a random mix of fruits from different seasons. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Even Barik noticed it. Sentence 2: That person will be willing to answer my inquiries. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: 'Truth be told, Mr. White was somewhat exceeding his bounds by taking you home. Sentence 2: Mr. White was never allowed to be with you and definitely shouldn't have been taking you home. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Some evidence from public records is suggestive. Sentence 2: Maybe this year. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Legislation would be required to change the government's general policy to allow civilian employees and uniformed service members to retain for personal use frequent traveler benefits accrued on official travel. Sentence 2: Regulations on meat processing have been unable to curb E. coli. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: On the third floor is the Bed Chamber of Mary, Queen of Scots, with her antechambers surrounding it. Sentence 2: "What did you learn from samurai master Del'Rosa about the shadow style of sword fighting?" asked Jon. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: well you know a lot of these people that i've talked to that are coming down from uh like what i call the back East especially from JC Penney Sentence 2: An outcome is the assessment of the results of a program. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: wait did you watch Saturday Night Live what he's got what Sentence 2: I want to know what you saw on that episode of Saturday Night Live. Genre: telephone.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: Only we kept to it, 'cause it would give us a stake. Sentence 2: We were the only ones who kept to it because it would give us a stake. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: i've had i've had that meal in New York uh where they bring you a plank sort of with all this wonderful beef parts of beef cooked and barbecued and it's marvelous uh i have Sentence 2: Slim was late for work. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Otherwise--Well, I guess I can do it on my own. Sentence 2: You shouldn't abuse anyone. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Bettelheim believed grandiosely in being a guide, but he had fundamentally humble guidance to  that in the end, as in the beginning (one of his favorite phrases), one can hope to grow only by endeavoring to be one's own guide. Sentence 2: They lost all their culinary tradition because they took over recipes from other countries. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The ruminative buffalo pulls plows and carts, then wallows in the mud of a village pond. Sentence 2: They were upset that WB took a cheap shot at them.  Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: you can go back to work now thank you bye-bye Sentence 2: Malaysian exports grew and, at the same time, the UMNO party consolidated its strength. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: No one can possibly bring home the crime to me.  Sentence 2: The crime cannot be brought home to me. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: 'You are not a man happy to betray even his enemies. Sentence 2: Everyone knows that Clinton has the nerve to do that. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: From then until 1812, when the intrepid Swiss explorer John L. Burckhardt rediscovered Petra, it was almost totally forgotten. Sentence 2: The lawns are covered by an ice rink during the winter. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And it means Alabama won't have a half-million dollars cut from its budget as had been expected. Sentence 2: There was never any question that Alabama wouldn't have half a million dollars taken out of its budget. Genre: government.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: A telegram? Sentence 2: Justinian the Great was the worst Byzantine emperor. Genre: travel.
Output: N
Sentence 1: put a big cast on it Sentence 2: Such as using the entire wardrobe. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Well, I guess I'd better buy a car, a slap-up one, dress as a chauffeur and hang about outside. Sentence 2: Monti insisted that all patients be screened for alcohol problems. Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: because there just cannot always be landfills uh my we have always saved aluminum just absolutely forever and uh i'm saving uh paper now and glass our biggest problem is that no one will take the paper it gets really difficult to find someone in fact now i'm donating it to a local church and by giving it to them they take it in mass and then our junk dealer gives them ten dollars just because they've they're a church and he writes it off as a donation but it's a real problem with with the paper to find that outlet for it after you've got it stacked up Sentence 2: He had to get two new ones. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1:  Young British Artists From the Saatchi Collection (Royal Academy of Art, London). Sentence 2: US industrial companies rely on Japanese techniques to function. Genre: slate.
Output: N
Sentence 1: uh maybe certain religions uh you know i think it's is it the Mormons or somebody i know at Brigham Young University they have to do like a mandatory uh year or two years worth of sort of service but uh whatever that religion is Sentence 2: The people of Kerrville and Kerr County have a great opportunity.  Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: He seemed to be fully engrossed in a computer game illegally loaded as an additional application for the passenger orbital ferry autopilot system and needed a while to come back to reality. Sentence 2: The person seemed to be engrossed in a computer game that was loaded illegally, and needed a while to come back to reality. Genre: fiction.
Output: Y
Sentence 1: The information developed during a risk assessment forms the foundation or basis upon which management can determine the nature and type of corrective actions needed, and it gives management baseline information for measuring progress in reducing improper payments. Sentence 2: The people were confident Clinton would do better during his second presidential term. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The tombs of the Conqueror and his wife are in the walled graveyard behind the mosque. Sentence 2: Tomorrow evening will not be conducive to driving. Genre: telephone.
Output: N
Sentence 1: Jon saw Adrin tense and hold his pistols up, back to his rock. Sentence 2: Carbon and nitrous oxide emissions can be reduced by both lower demand and cleaner energy technologies. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: And, quite as evidently, they were unaware of my vicinity, for before I could move or speak John repeated the words which had aroused me from my dream.  Sentence 2: Do you go by Ben Genre: fiction.
Output: N
Sentence 1: balances no longer needed, that could be recaptured in fiscal years 1998 and 1999. Sentence 2: The mountain is hard to come down. Genre: government.
Output: N
Sentence 1: The creation of Lake Nasser as a consequence of the building of the Aswan High Dam caused many social and political concerns, not least because the waters were due to overwhelm a number of important ancient monuments. Sentence 2: You rode with the Rebs and it makes me so mad! Genre: travel.
Output: N