DynamicSuperb/SemanticTextualSimilarity_SpokenSTS

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Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	no	SMTeuroparl_99_0_human-speaker-3.wav	SMTeuroparl_99_1_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_655_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_655_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	yes	headlines_14_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_14_1_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_45_0_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_45_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair more alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	no	images_398_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_398_1_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_611_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_611_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.	yes	tweet-news_459_0_human-speaker-2.wav	tweet-news_459_1_human-speaker-2.wav	deft-news_160_0_human-speaker-2.wav	deft-news_160_1_human-speaker-2.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has greater similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	no	headlines_517_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_517_1_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_137_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_137_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	MSRvid_715_0_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRvid_715_1_human-speaker-1.wav	deft-forum_361_0_human-speaker-1.wav	deft-forum_361_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.	no	images_133_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_133_1_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_631_0_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_631_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	no	deft-news_283_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-news_283_1_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_412_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_412_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	no	MSRvid_501_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRvid_501_1_human-speaker-3.wav	plagiarism_199_0_human-speaker-3.wav	plagiarism_199_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	yes	OnWN_506_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_506_1_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_105_0_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_105_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.	no	headlines_347_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_347_1_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_203_0_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_203_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	no	tweet-news_656_0_human-speaker-4.wav	tweet-news_656_1_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_82_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_82_1_human-speaker-4.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	yes	FNWN_171_0_human-speaker-4.wav	FNWN_171_1_human-speaker-4.wav	FNWN_158_0_human-speaker-4.wav	FNWN_158_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.	yes	OnWN_107_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_107_1_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_587_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_587_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	yes	FNWN_52_0_human-speaker-4.wav	FNWN_52_1_human-speaker-4.wav	images_189_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_189_1_human-speaker-4.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning lower in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	no	MSRpar_287_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_287_1_human-speaker-3.wav	answers-forums_42_0_human-speaker-3.wav	answers-forums_42_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	no	images_185_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_185_1_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_116_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_116_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	yes	SMTeuroparl_4_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_4_1_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_270_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_270_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	yes	headlines_153_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_153_1_human-speaker-1.wav	answers-forums_187_0_human-speaker-1.wav	answers-forums_187_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.	yes	headlines_104_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_104_1_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_399_0_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_399_1_human-speaker-4.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	yes	answers-students_289_0_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_289_1_human-speaker-4.wav	images_633_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_633_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	deft-news_55_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-news_55_1_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-forum_235_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-forum_235_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more alike in meaning? Indicate yes or no.	yes	MSRvid_436_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_436_1_human-speaker-2.wav	tweet-news_731_0_human-speaker-2.wav	tweet-news_731_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	yes	headlines_381_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_381_1_human-speaker-2.wav	belief_353_0_human-speaker-2.wav	belief_353_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	no	headlines_15_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_15_1_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_200_0_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_200_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	no	headlines_221_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_221_1_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_735_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_735_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.	no	answer-answer_241_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answer-answer_241_1_human-speaker-2.wav	images_563_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_563_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	yes	answer-answer_224_0_human-speaker-3.wav	answer-answer_224_1_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-news_45_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-news_45_1_human-speaker-3.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	no	postediting_241_0_human-speaker-4.wav	postediting_241_1_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_275_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_275_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.	no	OnWN_415_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_415_1_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRpar_498_0_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRpar_498_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Are the first and second utterances less alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	yes	MSRvid_675_0_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_675_1_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_489_0_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_489_1_human-speaker-4.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	no	tweet-news_31_0_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_31_1_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_228_0_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_228_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	yes	belief_151_0_human-speaker-2.wav	belief_151_1_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-students_67_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-students_67_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	no	answers-students_749_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-students_749_1_human-speaker-2.wav	plagiarism_141_0_human-speaker-2.wav	plagiarism_141_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair more alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	yes	images_520_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_520_1_human-speaker-4.wav	question-question_186_0_human-speaker-4.wav	question-question_186_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.	yes	headlines_575_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_575_1_human-speaker-3.wav	answer-answer_137_0_human-speaker-3.wav	answer-answer_137_1_human-speaker-3.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has greater similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	yes	headlines_163_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_163_1_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_322_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_322_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	answers-students_123_0_human-speaker-1.wav	answers-students_123_1_human-speaker-1.wav	answer-answer_31_0_human-speaker-1.wav	answer-answer_31_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.	yes	headlines_629_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_629_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_154_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_154_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	yes	headlines_67_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_67_1_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_35_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_35_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	no	headlines_80_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_80_1_human-speaker-3.wav	images_529_0_human-speaker-3.wav	images_529_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	yes	deft-forum_394_0_human-speaker-2.wav	deft-forum_394_1_human-speaker-2.wav	question-question_102_0_human-speaker-2.wav	question-question_102_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.	yes	OnWN_509_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_509_1_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_244_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_244_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	yes	OnWN_127_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_127_1_human-speaker-1.wav	images_18_0_human-speaker-1.wav	images_18_1_human-speaker-1.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	yes	deft-news_254_0_human-speaker-4.wav	deft-news_254_1_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_508_0_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_508_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.	no	OnWN_618_0_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_618_1_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_74_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_74_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Are the first and second utterances less alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	yes	deft-forum_147_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-forum_147_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_363_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_363_1_human-speaker-3.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	no	headlines_658_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_658_1_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRpar_311_0_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRpar_311_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	yes	headlines_615_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_615_1_human-speaker-1.wav	images_225_0_human-speaker-1.wav	images_225_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	no	headlines_411_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_411_1_human-speaker-2.wav	SMTeuroparl_103_0_human-speaker-2.wav	SMTeuroparl_103_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	no	MSRpar_218_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_218_1_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_440_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_440_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning than the first pair? Provide a yes or no response.	no	headlines_165_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_165_1_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_428_0_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_428_1_human-speaker-1.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	no	SMTeuroparl_318_0_human-speaker-2.wav	SMTeuroparl_318_1_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_180_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_180_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	deft-forum_272_0_human-speaker-1.wav	deft-forum_272_1_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_186_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_186_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.	no	OnWN_271_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_271_1_human-speaker-2.wav	FNWN_94_0_human-speaker-2.wav	FNWN_94_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	no	MSRvid_643_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_643_1_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_640_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_640_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	no	images_481_0_human-speaker-3.wav	images_481_1_human-speaker-3.wav	plagiarism_25_0_human-speaker-3.wav	plagiarism_25_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances lesser than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	no	headlines_369_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_369_1_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_440_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_440_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.	yes	answers-students_634_0_human-speaker-3.wav	answers-students_634_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_637_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_637_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	yes	headlines_69_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_69_1_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_39_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_39_1_human-speaker-4.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	yes	OnWN_387_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_387_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_274_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_274_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.	yes	OnWN_194_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_194_1_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_219_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_219_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	yes	headlines_653_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_653_1_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_428_0_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_428_1_human-speaker-3.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	yes	tweet-news_634_0_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_634_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_265_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_265_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	no	headlines_679_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_679_1_human-speaker-3.wav	question-question_98_0_human-speaker-3.wav	question-question_98_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	yes	belief_130_0_human-speaker-2.wav	belief_130_1_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_749_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_749_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	no	MSRvid_164_0_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRvid_164_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_180_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_180_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.	yes	images_320_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_320_1_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-forums_31_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-forums_31_1_human-speaker-2.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	yes	images_76_0_human-speaker-1.wav	images_76_1_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_271_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_271_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	headlines_134_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_134_1_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_98_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_98_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more alike in meaning? Indicate yes or no.	yes	headlines_596_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_596_1_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_186_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_186_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	yes	images_111_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_111_1_human-speaker-2.wav	SMTeuroparl_280_0_human-speaker-2.wav	SMTeuroparl_280_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	no	images_364_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_364_1_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_686_0_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_686_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	yes	SMTnews_364_0_human-speaker-3.wav	SMTnews_364_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_296_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_296_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.	no	deft-forum_370_0_human-speaker-3.wav	deft-forum_370_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_81_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_81_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	no	answers-students_444_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-students_444_1_human-speaker-2.wav	deft-news_79_0_human-speaker-2.wav	deft-news_79_1_human-speaker-2.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	no	headlines_443_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_443_1_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_1_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_1_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.	yes	images_195_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_195_1_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_660_0_human-speaker-4.wav	answers-students_660_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	yes	MSRpar_698_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_698_1_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_387_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_387_1_human-speaker-3.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	yes	answers-students_155_0_human-speaker-1.wav	answers-students_155_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_246_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_246_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair more similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	no	MSRvid_422_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRvid_422_1_human-speaker-3.wav	question-question_150_0_human-speaker-3.wav	question-question_150_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	yes	headlines_642_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_642_1_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_291_0_human-speaker-3.wav	headlines_291_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	no	deft-forum_389_0_human-speaker-1.wav	deft-forum_389_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_224_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_224_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning than the first pair? Provide a yes or no response.	no	OnWN_705_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_705_1_human-speaker-2.wav	images_315_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_315_1_human-speaker-2.wav
For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.	yes	OnWN_31_0_human-speaker-2.wav	OnWN_31_1_human-speaker-2.wav	answer-answer_6_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answer-answer_6_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.	yes	headlines_245_0_human-speaker-2.wav	headlines_245_1_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-forums_145_0_human-speaker-2.wav	answers-forums_145_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.	no	SMTeuroparl_3_0_human-speaker-4.wav	SMTeuroparl_3_1_human-speaker-4.wav	images_241_0_human-speaker-4.wav	images_241_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.	yes	MSRvid_209_0_human-speaker-4.wav	MSRvid_209_1_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_412_0_human-speaker-4.wav	OnWN_412_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.	yes	MSRvid_258_0_human-speaker-1.wav	MSRvid_258_1_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_683_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_683_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances lesser than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.	yes	belief_362_0_human-speaker-1.wav	belief_362_1_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_311_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_311_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.	yes	images_690_0_human-speaker-2.wav	images_690_1_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_701_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_701_1_human-speaker-2.wav
Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.	no	tweet-news_692_0_human-speaker-1.wav	tweet-news_692_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_97_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_97_1_human-speaker-1.wav
In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.	no	tweet-news_332_0_human-speaker-3.wav	tweet-news_332_1_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_47_0_human-speaker-3.wav	MSRpar_47_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.	no	OnWN_428_0_human-speaker-3.wav	OnWN_428_1_human-speaker-3.wav	SMTnews_314_0_human-speaker-3.wav	SMTnews_314_1_human-speaker-3.wav
Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.	no	MSRvid_93_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_93_1_human-speaker-2.wav	plagiarism_142_0_human-speaker-2.wav	plagiarism_142_1_human-speaker-2.wav
For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning lower in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.	no	answers-students_605_0_human-speaker-1.wav	answers-students_605_1_human-speaker-1.wav	belief_37_0_human-speaker-1.wav	belief_37_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair more similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.	yes	OnWN_272_0_human-speaker-1.wav	OnWN_272_1_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_711_0_human-speaker-1.wav	headlines_711_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.	yes	headlines_126_0_human-speaker-4.wav	headlines_126_1_human-speaker-4.wav	belief_128_0_human-speaker-4.wav	belief_128_1_human-speaker-4.wav
Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.	yes	deft-forum_28_0_human-speaker-1.wav	deft-forum_28_1_human-speaker-1.wav	images_315_0_human-speaker-1.wav	images_315_1_human-speaker-1.wav
Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.	yes	MSRpar_246_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRpar_246_1_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_373_0_human-speaker-2.wav	MSRvid_373_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

no

SMTeuroparl_99_0_human-speaker-3.wav

SMTeuroparl_99_1_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_655_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_655_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

yes

headlines_14_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_14_1_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_45_0_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_45_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair more alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

no

images_398_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_398_1_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_611_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_611_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.

yes

tweet-news_459_0_human-speaker-2.wav

tweet-news_459_1_human-speaker-2.wav

deft-news_160_0_human-speaker-2.wav

deft-news_160_1_human-speaker-2.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has greater similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

no

headlines_517_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_517_1_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_137_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_137_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

MSRvid_715_0_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRvid_715_1_human-speaker-1.wav

deft-forum_361_0_human-speaker-1.wav

deft-forum_361_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.

no

images_133_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_133_1_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_631_0_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_631_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

no

deft-news_283_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-news_283_1_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_412_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_412_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

no

MSRvid_501_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRvid_501_1_human-speaker-3.wav

plagiarism_199_0_human-speaker-3.wav

plagiarism_199_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

yes

OnWN_506_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_506_1_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_105_0_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_105_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.

no

headlines_347_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_347_1_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_203_0_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_203_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

no

tweet-news_656_0_human-speaker-4.wav

tweet-news_656_1_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_82_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_82_1_human-speaker-4.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

yes

FNWN_171_0_human-speaker-4.wav

FNWN_171_1_human-speaker-4.wav

FNWN_158_0_human-speaker-4.wav

FNWN_158_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.

yes

OnWN_107_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_107_1_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_587_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_587_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

yes

FNWN_52_0_human-speaker-4.wav

FNWN_52_1_human-speaker-4.wav

images_189_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_189_1_human-speaker-4.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning lower in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

no

MSRpar_287_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_287_1_human-speaker-3.wav

answers-forums_42_0_human-speaker-3.wav

answers-forums_42_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

no

images_185_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_185_1_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_116_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_116_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

yes

SMTeuroparl_4_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_4_1_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_270_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_270_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

yes

headlines_153_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_153_1_human-speaker-1.wav

answers-forums_187_0_human-speaker-1.wav

answers-forums_187_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.

yes

headlines_104_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_104_1_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_399_0_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_399_1_human-speaker-4.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

yes

answers-students_289_0_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_289_1_human-speaker-4.wav

images_633_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_633_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

deft-news_55_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-news_55_1_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-forum_235_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-forum_235_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more alike in meaning? Indicate yes or no.

yes

MSRvid_436_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_436_1_human-speaker-2.wav

tweet-news_731_0_human-speaker-2.wav

tweet-news_731_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

yes

headlines_381_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_381_1_human-speaker-2.wav

belief_353_0_human-speaker-2.wav

belief_353_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

no

headlines_15_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_15_1_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_200_0_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_200_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

no

headlines_221_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_221_1_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_735_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_735_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.

no

answer-answer_241_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answer-answer_241_1_human-speaker-2.wav

images_563_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_563_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

yes

answer-answer_224_0_human-speaker-3.wav

answer-answer_224_1_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-news_45_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-news_45_1_human-speaker-3.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

no

postediting_241_0_human-speaker-4.wav

postediting_241_1_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_275_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_275_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.

no

OnWN_415_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_415_1_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRpar_498_0_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRpar_498_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Are the first and second utterances less alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

yes

MSRvid_675_0_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_675_1_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_489_0_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_489_1_human-speaker-4.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

no

tweet-news_31_0_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_31_1_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_228_0_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_228_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

yes

belief_151_0_human-speaker-2.wav

belief_151_1_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-students_67_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-students_67_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

no

answers-students_749_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-students_749_1_human-speaker-2.wav

plagiarism_141_0_human-speaker-2.wav

plagiarism_141_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair more alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

yes

images_520_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_520_1_human-speaker-4.wav

question-question_186_0_human-speaker-4.wav

question-question_186_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.

yes

headlines_575_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_575_1_human-speaker-3.wav

answer-answer_137_0_human-speaker-3.wav

answer-answer_137_1_human-speaker-3.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has greater similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

yes

headlines_163_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_163_1_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_322_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_322_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

answers-students_123_0_human-speaker-1.wav

answers-students_123_1_human-speaker-1.wav

answer-answer_31_0_human-speaker-1.wav

answer-answer_31_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.

yes

headlines_629_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_629_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_154_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_154_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

yes

headlines_67_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_67_1_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_35_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_35_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

no

headlines_80_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_80_1_human-speaker-3.wav

images_529_0_human-speaker-3.wav

images_529_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

yes

deft-forum_394_0_human-speaker-2.wav

deft-forum_394_1_human-speaker-2.wav

question-question_102_0_human-speaker-2.wav

question-question_102_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.

yes

OnWN_509_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_509_1_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_244_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_244_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

yes

OnWN_127_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_127_1_human-speaker-1.wav

images_18_0_human-speaker-1.wav

images_18_1_human-speaker-1.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

yes

deft-news_254_0_human-speaker-4.wav

deft-news_254_1_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_508_0_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_508_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.

no

OnWN_618_0_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_618_1_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_74_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_74_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Are the first and second utterances less alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

yes

deft-forum_147_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-forum_147_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_363_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_363_1_human-speaker-3.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

no

headlines_658_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_658_1_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRpar_311_0_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRpar_311_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

yes

headlines_615_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_615_1_human-speaker-1.wav

images_225_0_human-speaker-1.wav

images_225_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

no

headlines_411_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_411_1_human-speaker-2.wav

SMTeuroparl_103_0_human-speaker-2.wav

SMTeuroparl_103_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

no

MSRpar_218_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_218_1_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_440_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_440_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning than the first pair? Provide a yes or no response.

no

headlines_165_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_165_1_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_428_0_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_428_1_human-speaker-1.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

no

SMTeuroparl_318_0_human-speaker-2.wav

SMTeuroparl_318_1_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_180_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_180_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

deft-forum_272_0_human-speaker-1.wav

deft-forum_272_1_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_186_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_186_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.

no

OnWN_271_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_271_1_human-speaker-2.wav

FNWN_94_0_human-speaker-2.wav

FNWN_94_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

no

MSRvid_643_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_643_1_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_640_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_640_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

no

images_481_0_human-speaker-3.wav

images_481_1_human-speaker-3.wav

plagiarism_25_0_human-speaker-3.wav

plagiarism_25_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances lesser than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

no

headlines_369_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_369_1_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_440_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_440_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.

yes

answers-students_634_0_human-speaker-3.wav

answers-students_634_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_637_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_637_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

yes

headlines_69_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_69_1_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_39_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_39_1_human-speaker-4.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances less alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

yes

OnWN_387_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_387_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_274_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_274_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.

yes

OnWN_194_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_194_1_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_219_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_219_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

yes

headlines_653_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_653_1_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_428_0_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_428_1_human-speaker-3.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

yes

tweet-news_634_0_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_634_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_265_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_265_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair less similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

no

headlines_679_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_679_1_human-speaker-3.wav

question-question_98_0_human-speaker-3.wav

question-question_98_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share less similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

yes

belief_130_0_human-speaker-2.wav

belief_130_1_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_749_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_749_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

no

MSRvid_164_0_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRvid_164_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_180_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_180_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.

yes

images_320_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_320_1_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-forums_31_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-forums_31_1_human-speaker-2.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

yes

images_76_0_human-speaker-1.wav

images_76_1_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_271_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_271_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, less alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

headlines_134_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_134_1_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_98_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_98_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more alike in meaning? Indicate yes or no.

yes

headlines_596_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_596_1_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_186_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_186_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a lower similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

yes

images_111_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_111_1_human-speaker-2.wav

SMTeuroparl_280_0_human-speaker-2.wav

SMTeuroparl_280_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show more similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

no

images_364_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_364_1_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_686_0_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_686_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances greater than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

yes

SMTnews_364_0_human-speaker-3.wav

SMTnews_364_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_296_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_296_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less related in meaning compared to the second pair? Reply yes or no.

no

deft-forum_370_0_human-speaker-3.wav

deft-forum_370_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_81_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_81_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

no

answers-students_444_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-students_444_1_human-speaker-2.wav

deft-news_79_0_human-speaker-2.wav

deft-news_79_1_human-speaker-2.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

no

headlines_443_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_443_1_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_1_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_1_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning compared to the first pair? State your response: yes or no.

yes

images_195_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_195_1_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_660_0_human-speaker-4.wav

answers-students_660_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

yes

MSRpar_698_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_698_1_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_387_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_387_1_human-speaker-3.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning higher in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

yes

answers-students_155_0_human-speaker-1.wav

answers-students_155_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_246_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_246_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair more similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

no

MSRvid_422_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRvid_422_1_human-speaker-3.wav

question-question_150_0_human-speaker-3.wav

question-question_150_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

yes

headlines_642_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_642_1_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_291_0_human-speaker-3.wav

headlines_291_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

no

deft-forum_389_0_human-speaker-1.wav

deft-forum_389_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_224_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_224_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the second pair more closely related in meaning than the first pair? Provide a yes or no response.

no

OnWN_705_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_705_1_human-speaker-2.wav

images_315_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_315_1_human-speaker-2.wav

For the utterance pairs, first and second, and third and fourth, determine if the first pair has lesser similarity in meaning compared to the second pair. Reply with yes or no.

yes

OnWN_31_0_human-speaker-2.wav

OnWN_31_1_human-speaker-2.wav

answer-answer_6_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answer-answer_6_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Are the utterances in the first pair, first and second, more alike in meaning than those in the second pair, third and fourth? State yes or no.

yes

headlines_245_0_human-speaker-2.wav

headlines_245_1_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-forums_145_0_human-speaker-2.wav

answers-forums_145_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Assess the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances and between the third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair less alike in meaning compared to the second pair? Indicate yes or no.

no

SMTeuroparl_3_0_human-speaker-4.wav

SMTeuroparl_3_1_human-speaker-4.wav

images_241_0_human-speaker-4.wav

images_241_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Given two pairs of utterances: the first pair, first and second, and the second pair, third and fourth, decide if the first pair has a higher similarity in meaning. Answer yes or no.

yes

MSRvid_209_0_human-speaker-4.wav

MSRvid_209_1_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_412_0_human-speaker-4.wav

OnWN_412_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Between the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances, does the first pair show less similarity in meaning? Respond with yes or no.

yes

MSRvid_258_0_human-speaker-1.wav

MSRvid_258_1_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_683_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_683_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Is the meaning similarity between the first and second utterances lesser than the similarity between the third and fourth utterances? Please answer yes or no.

yes

belief_362_0_human-speaker-1.wav

belief_362_1_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_311_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_311_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider the first pair, first and second utterances, and the second pair, third and fourth utterances. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? Reply yes or no.

yes

images_690_0_human-speaker-2.wav

images_690_1_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_701_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_701_1_human-speaker-2.wav

Compare the first and second utterances as one pair, and the third and fourth utterances as another pair. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning? Indicate with yes or no.

no

tweet-news_692_0_human-speaker-1.wav

tweet-news_692_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_97_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_97_1_human-speaker-1.wav

In terms of meaning similarity, are the first and second utterances more alike than the third and fourth utterances? Provide your answer: yes or no.

no

tweet-news_332_0_human-speaker-3.wav

tweet-news_332_1_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_47_0_human-speaker-3.wav

MSRpar_47_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Look at two pairs of utterances: the first, first and second, and the second, third and fourth. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning? State your response: yes or no.

no

OnWN_428_0_human-speaker-3.wav

OnWN_428_1_human-speaker-3.wav

SMTnews_314_0_human-speaker-3.wav

SMTnews_314_1_human-speaker-3.wav

Are the first and second utterances more alike in meaning compared to the third and fourth utterances? Please reply with yes or no.

no

MSRvid_93_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_93_1_human-speaker-2.wav

plagiarism_142_0_human-speaker-2.wav

plagiarism_142_1_human-speaker-2.wav

For the pairs of utterances, first pair: first and second, second pair: third and fourth, is the similarity in meaning lower in the first pair? Answer with a yes or no.

no

answers-students_605_0_human-speaker-1.wav

answers-students_605_1_human-speaker-1.wav

belief_37_0_human-speaker-1.wav

belief_37_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Consider two pairs of utterances, where the first pair consists of the first and the second utterance, and the second pair consists of the third and the fourth utterance. Is the first pair more similar in meaning than the second pair? Answer yes or no.

yes

OnWN_272_0_human-speaker-1.wav

OnWN_272_1_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_711_0_human-speaker-1.wav

headlines_711_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Given two pairs of utterances, the first pair being the first and second utterance, and the second pair being the third and fourth utterance. Does the first pair share more similarity in meaning than the second pair? Please indicate yes or no.

yes

headlines_126_0_human-speaker-4.wav

headlines_126_1_human-speaker-4.wav

belief_128_0_human-speaker-4.wav

belief_128_1_human-speaker-4.wav

Evaluate two pairs of utterances: the first pair includes the first and second utterance, and the second pair includes the third and fourth utterance. Is the first pair less alike in meaning than the second pair? Answer with yes or no.

yes

deft-forum_28_0_human-speaker-1.wav

deft-forum_28_1_human-speaker-1.wav

images_315_0_human-speaker-1.wav

images_315_1_human-speaker-1.wav

Compare the first and second utterance as a pair and the third and fourth utterance as another pair. Is the first pair more closely related in meaning than the second pair? Provide a yes or no response.

yes

MSRpar_246_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRpar_246_1_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_373_0_human-speaker-2.wav

MSRvid_373_1_human-speaker-2.wav