iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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22,619	And I saw a unique threat in Saddam Hussein, as did my opponent, because we thought he had weapons of mass destruction.	No
22,094	So I think we are going to have to change and strengthen the pension requirements on private retirement plans.	No
18,893	At the rate that the president is currently securing it, it'll take 13 years to get it.	No
17,992	We continue to pursue our policy of disrupting those who proliferate weapons of mass destruction.	No
2,450	Let's -- let's pay providers on the basis of performance as opposed to on the basis of how many procedures they've -- they've engaged in.	No
34,443	We have a depleted military.	Yes
1,016	No, Mr. Kraft, we're spending very significant amounts of money now, some $200 billion a year, almost 50 percent of our total federal expenditure uh - by the federal government at the present time for human needs.	Yes
28,229	You can't solve a problem unless you diagnose it.	No
8,428	I think this would be bad for the country; I think it would be bad for the teaching profession.	No
20,850	But if not, instead of continuing to subsidize failure, the money will go to -- the federal money will go to the parents for public school or charter school or tutorial or Catholic school.	No
8,272	First, after each of my foreign trips I have made recommendations that have been adopted.	Yes
12,603	We didn't even have a Bureau of African Affairs until 1957.	Yes
21,223	Thank the University of Massachusetts and Mr. Vice President, thank you.	No
24,165	We must have a transition plan to plan to convert from a defense to a domestic economy.	No
15,489	And that's something I want to lead, something we haven't had over the course of the past many years, even though the Vice President has been at least allegedly in charge of that war.	No
4,121	Again, it may not work, but if it doesn't work, then we have strengthened our ability to form alliances to impose the tough sanctions that Senator McCain just mentioned.	No
25,405	There wouldn't be time for a President to decide; it would be decided by these remote computers.	No
13,237	I see mothers holding their babies up, so that they can see a man who might be president of the United States.	No
20,136	We are better off than we were four years ago.	No
26,006	What we have to do is simply to make some adjustments to take account of the fact that the baby boomers, people like me, are bigger in number than the people that went just before us and the people that come just after us.	No
13,159	If we cannot succeed, then we must strengthen ourselves.	No
29,716	In Chicago, they've had thousands of shootings, thousands since January 1st.	Yes
29,621	And it's politicians like Secretary Clinton that have caused this problem.	No
33,467	If we got along well, that would be good.	No
26,118	One of the big differences between Senator Dole and myself is that I told you how I'm going to pay for every penny of the tax cuts I recommend and we've worked hard to bring this deficit down and that's helped people in the real estate business because the interest rates are lower.	Yes
9,813	And if Obamacare is passed, or implemented -- it's already been passed -- if it's implemented fully, it'll be another $2,500 on top.	Yes
10,853	But when we can -- when we have an issue that we may hand our children and our grandchildren a damaged planet, I have disagreed strongly with the Bush administration on this issue.	No
13,503	We have to be sure to maintain that.	No
1,427	We had a substantial increase in new permits for housing.	Yes
17,415	I was chairman of "Minnesotans for Kennedy;'' President Reagan was chairman of a thing called "Democrats for Nixon.''	No
18,063	The center is Afghanistan, where, incidentally, there were more Americans killed last year than the year before; where the opium production is 75 percent of the world's opium production; where 40 to 60 percent of the economy of Afghanistan is based on opium; where the elections have been postponed three times.	Yes
721	He is the man on conventional forces that wants to eliminate two carrier battle groups.	No
23,523	Fox the other day in New Hampshire, who's suffering from Parkinson's, and he wants us to do stem cell, embryonic stem cell.	No
19,880	When you get 99.5 percent of the money, we don't know what happened to the other .5 percent, we're looking for it, somebody got it, but it all went to Democrats.	Yes
664	I don't want to go back to the Carter grain embargo on the Soviets.	No
5,808	I'm going to let him keep his wealth.	No
21,260	You are the ones who are making car payments and mortgage payments and doing right by your kids.	No
27,805	And we believe China can be a partner, but we're also sending a very clear signal that America is a Pacific power; that we are going to have a presence there.	No
29,469	Who gave it that name?	No
300	Governor Thompson of Illinois did.	No
10,742	I think the young people of America are especially interested in how they can serve, and that's one of the reasons why I'm interested in doubling the Peace Corps, making sure that we are creating a volunteer corps all across this country that can be involved in their community, involved in military service, so that military families and our troops are not the only ones bearing the burden of renewing America.	No
16,955	It would be catastrophic if the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board became the tool of the political uh - party that was in power.	No
21,042	Now, the fact is you're going to have a hard time convincing folks that we were a whole lot better off eight years ago than we are today.	No
20,405	And here is the simple difference.	No
4,047	I know what our needs are.	No
9,391	So, for example, on wind energy, when Governor Romney says "these are imaginary jobs."	No
33,917	Well, it is an open discussion.	No
9,886	Good, I look forward to it.	No
4,123	They're a member of the axis of evil.	No
10,460	And Senator Obama, it's good to be with you at a town hall meeting.	No
23,363	But if you're a president, it's not.	No
2,861	And may I make an observation - part of the question you asked, Mr. Trewhitt?	No
7,846	I cannot still understand why this Administration and Mr. Nixon oppose putting medical care for the aged under Social Security to give them some security.	Yes
32,742	They understand, why can't they do something secretively, where they go in and they knock out the leadership?	No
12,262	I think we need to have clean coal technologies.	No
30,075	Well, I hope the fact-checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard.	No
20,893	Republicans and Democrats came together and said what can we do to make our public education the best in the country?	No
2,426	We didn't also do something that I think a number of people across this country recognize, which is put -- put people in a position where they're going to lose the insurance they had and they wanted.	No
22,192	So we've got to innovate through school choice.	No
18,961	I've got a good relation with Vladimir.	No
24,541	Secondly, we ought to have treatment on demand.	No
31,845	If we set those goals and we go together to try to achieve them, there's nothing in my opinion that America can't do.	No
23,346	They're not taken care of.	No
19,888	Let's give them a real choice, the kind of choice you had, and the kind of choice a lot of people have in America.	No
19,306	And I told the people exactly what the Congress exactly what kind of bill I would sign.	No
1,252	When uh - the Nixon-Ford Administration started, this was 10 percent.	Yes
2,518	He said he was going to lower tax rates.	Yes
18,847	And I share them with him.	No
6,248	He's health for the mother.	No
23,699	But history will look back, and I'm fully prepared to accept any mistakes that history judges to my administration, because the president makes the decisions, the president has to take the responsibility.	No
30,303	And they're going to end up getting nuclear.	No
13,720	Let's put it in perspective.	No
30,446	So I sure hope you will get out and vote as though your future depended on it, because I think it does.	No
22,708	I'm going to get the training done for our troops.	No
32,743	How -- why would these people stay there?	No
22,499	We can do better than that.	No
5,730	Even FOX News disputes it, and that doesn't happen very often when it comes to accusations about me.	Yes
13,817	Of course he's not, but he's not gonna be better off if we grow the government, if we invest, as Governor Clinton says, invest in more government.	No
19,355	We tried six or eight years ago.	Yes
8,155	I think we can do a better job.	No
19,568	We all fight over how much money is there.	No
18,128	Iraq was not even close to the center of the war on terror before the president invaded it.	Yes
32,779	And I know there's a lot of concern about that in some circles, but I think they should have the equipment they need so that Kurdish and Arab fighters on the ground are the principal way that we take Raqqa after pushing ISIS out of Iraq.	No
8,307	The dropping of the support price in order to limit production does not work, and we now have the highest uh - surpluses - nine billion dollars worth.	Yes
28,141	Now, briefly, let me tell you how my prescription drug plan works.	No
11,971	I mean, he can throw out all kinds -- I don't know the particulars of this law.	No
34,207	And if you think that going into Mosul after we let the world know we're going in, and all of the people that we really wanted -- the leaders -- they're all gone.	No
32,651	I don't think he would be listening to you very much anymore.	No
25,689	Sometimes the views have been distorted.	No
8,979	And one journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, a respected newspaper, said there was no question about the fact that Governor Reagan had prevented the State of California from going bankrupt.	Yes
27,624	We've seen progress over the past several years.	Yes
16,760	The bills that I vetoed, the one for an additional $6 billion, was not a bill that would have solved our unemployment problems.	Yes
24,668	I have said again and again, and this really upsets the establishment in Washington, that we're going to inform the people in detail on the issues through an electronic town hall so that they really know what's going on.	No
4,151	By the way, North Korea, most repressive and brutal regime probably on Earth.	No
1,470	And we've got a 35 percent unemployment rate in many areas of this country among construction workers.	Yes
9,522	Getting us to a balanced budget.	No
7,729	And in the field of executive leadership, I can say that I believe it's essential that the president of the United States not only set the tone but he also must lead; he must act as he talks.	No
11,043	I don't understand how we ended up invading a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, while Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are setting up base camps and safe havens to train terrorists to attack us.	Yes
10,696	But understand this: We also have to look at where some of our tax revenues are going.	No
20,225	We know how to set agendas.	No

22,619

And I saw a unique threat in Saddam Hussein, as did my opponent, because we thought he had weapons of mass destruction.

No

22,094

So I think we are going to have to change and strengthen the pension requirements on private retirement plans.

No

18,893

At the rate that the president is currently securing it, it'll take 13 years to get it.

No

17,992

We continue to pursue our policy of disrupting those who proliferate weapons of mass destruction.

No

2,450

Let's -- let's pay providers on the basis of performance as opposed to on the basis of how many procedures they've -- they've engaged in.

No

34,443

We have a depleted military.

Yes

1,016

No, Mr. Kraft, we're spending very significant amounts of money now, some $200 billion a year, almost 50 percent of our total federal expenditure uh - by the federal government at the present time for human needs.

Yes

28,229

You can't solve a problem unless you diagnose it.

No

8,428

I think this would be bad for the country; I think it would be bad for the teaching profession.

No

20,850

But if not, instead of continuing to subsidize failure, the money will go to -- the federal money will go to the parents for public school or charter school or tutorial or Catholic school.

No

8,272

First, after each of my foreign trips I have made recommendations that have been adopted.

Yes

12,603

We didn't even have a Bureau of African Affairs until 1957.

Yes

21,223

Thank the University of Massachusetts and Mr. Vice President, thank you.

No

24,165

We must have a transition plan to plan to convert from a defense to a domestic economy.

No

15,489

And that's something I want to lead, something we haven't had over the course of the past many years, even though the Vice President has been at least allegedly in charge of that war.

No

4,121

Again, it may not work, but if it doesn't work, then we have strengthened our ability to form alliances to impose the tough sanctions that Senator McCain just mentioned.

No

25,405

There wouldn't be time for a President to decide; it would be decided by these remote computers.

No

13,237

I see mothers holding their babies up, so that they can see a man who might be president of the United States.

No

20,136

We are better off than we were four years ago.

No

26,006

What we have to do is simply to make some adjustments to take account of the fact that the baby boomers, people like me, are bigger in number than the people that went just before us and the people that come just after us.

No

13,159

If we cannot succeed, then we must strengthen ourselves.

No

29,716

In Chicago, they've had thousands of shootings, thousands since January 1st.

Yes

29,621

And it's politicians like Secretary Clinton that have caused this problem.

No

33,467

If we got along well, that would be good.

No

26,118

One of the big differences between Senator Dole and myself is that I told you how I'm going to pay for every penny of the tax cuts I recommend and we've worked hard to bring this deficit down and that's helped people in the real estate business because the interest rates are lower.

Yes

9,813

And if Obamacare is passed, or implemented -- it's already been passed -- if it's implemented fully, it'll be another $2,500 on top.

Yes

10,853

But when we can -- when we have an issue that we may hand our children and our grandchildren a damaged planet, I have disagreed strongly with the Bush administration on this issue.

No

13,503

We have to be sure to maintain that.

No

1,427

We had a substantial increase in new permits for housing.

Yes

17,415

I was chairman of "Minnesotans for Kennedy;'' President Reagan was chairman of a thing called "Democrats for Nixon.''

No

18,063

The center is Afghanistan, where, incidentally, there were more Americans killed last year than the year before; where the opium production is 75 percent of the world's opium production; where 40 to 60 percent of the economy of Afghanistan is based on opium; where the elections have been postponed three times.

Yes

721

He is the man on conventional forces that wants to eliminate two carrier battle groups.

No

23,523

Fox the other day in New Hampshire, who's suffering from Parkinson's, and he wants us to do stem cell, embryonic stem cell.

No

19,880

When you get 99.5 percent of the money, we don't know what happened to the other .5 percent, we're looking for it, somebody got it, but it all went to Democrats.

Yes

664

I don't want to go back to the Carter grain embargo on the Soviets.

No

5,808

I'm going to let him keep his wealth.

No

21,260

You are the ones who are making car payments and mortgage payments and doing right by your kids.

No

27,805

And we believe China can be a partner, but we're also sending a very clear signal that America is a Pacific power; that we are going to have a presence there.

No

29,469

Who gave it that name?

No

300

Governor Thompson of Illinois did.

No

10,742

I think the young people of America are especially interested in how they can serve, and that's one of the reasons why I'm interested in doubling the Peace Corps, making sure that we are creating a volunteer corps all across this country that can be involved in their community, involved in military service, so that military families and our troops are not the only ones bearing the burden of renewing America.

No

16,955

It would be catastrophic if the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board became the tool of the political uh - party that was in power.

No

21,042

Now, the fact is you're going to have a hard time convincing folks that we were a whole lot better off eight years ago than we are today.

No

20,405

And here is the simple difference.

No

4,047

I know what our needs are.

No

9,391

So, for example, on wind energy, when Governor Romney says "these are imaginary jobs."

No

33,917

Well, it is an open discussion.

No

9,886

Good, I look forward to it.

No

4,123

They're a member of the axis of evil.

No

10,460

And Senator Obama, it's good to be with you at a town hall meeting.

No

23,363

But if you're a president, it's not.

No

2,861

And may I make an observation - part of the question you asked, Mr. Trewhitt?

No

7,846

I cannot still understand why this Administration and Mr. Nixon oppose putting medical care for the aged under Social Security to give them some security.

Yes

32,742

They understand, why can't they do something secretively, where they go in and they knock out the leadership?

No

12,262

I think we need to have clean coal technologies.

No

30,075

Well, I hope the fact-checkers are turning up the volume and really working hard.

No

20,893

Republicans and Democrats came together and said what can we do to make our public education the best in the country?

No

2,426

We didn't also do something that I think a number of people across this country recognize, which is put -- put people in a position where they're going to lose the insurance they had and they wanted.

No

22,192

So we've got to innovate through school choice.

No

18,961

I've got a good relation with Vladimir.

No

24,541

Secondly, we ought to have treatment on demand.

No

31,845

If we set those goals and we go together to try to achieve them, there's nothing in my opinion that America can't do.

No

23,346

They're not taken care of.

No

19,888

Let's give them a real choice, the kind of choice you had, and the kind of choice a lot of people have in America.

No

19,306

And I told the people exactly what the Congress exactly what kind of bill I would sign.

No

1,252

When uh - the Nixon-Ford Administration started, this was 10 percent.

Yes

2,518

He said he was going to lower tax rates.

Yes

18,847

And I share them with him.

No

6,248

He's health for the mother.

No

23,699

But history will look back, and I'm fully prepared to accept any mistakes that history judges to my administration, because the president makes the decisions, the president has to take the responsibility.

No

30,303

And they're going to end up getting nuclear.

No

13,720

Let's put it in perspective.

No

30,446

So I sure hope you will get out and vote as though your future depended on it, because I think it does.

No

22,708

I'm going to get the training done for our troops.

No

32,743

How -- why would these people stay there?

No

22,499

We can do better than that.

No

5,730

Even FOX News disputes it, and that doesn't happen very often when it comes to accusations about me.

Yes

13,817

Of course he's not, but he's not gonna be better off if we grow the government, if we invest, as Governor Clinton says, invest in more government.

No

19,355

We tried six or eight years ago.

Yes

8,155

I think we can do a better job.

No

19,568

We all fight over how much money is there.

No

18,128

Iraq was not even close to the center of the war on terror before the president invaded it.

Yes

32,779

And I know there's a lot of concern about that in some circles, but I think they should have the equipment they need so that Kurdish and Arab fighters on the ground are the principal way that we take Raqqa after pushing ISIS out of Iraq.

No

8,307

The dropping of the support price in order to limit production does not work, and we now have the highest uh - surpluses - nine billion dollars worth.

Yes

28,141

Now, briefly, let me tell you how my prescription drug plan works.

No

11,971

I mean, he can throw out all kinds -- I don't know the particulars of this law.

No

34,207

And if you think that going into Mosul after we let the world know we're going in, and all of the people that we really wanted -- the leaders -- they're all gone.

No

32,651

I don't think he would be listening to you very much anymore.

No

25,689

Sometimes the views have been distorted.

No

8,979

And one journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, a respected newspaper, said there was no question about the fact that Governor Reagan had prevented the State of California from going bankrupt.

Yes

27,624

We've seen progress over the past several years.

Yes

16,760

The bills that I vetoed, the one for an additional $6 billion, was not a bill that would have solved our unemployment problems.

Yes

24,668

I have said again and again, and this really upsets the establishment in Washington, that we're going to inform the people in detail on the issues through an electronic town hall so that they really know what's going on.

No

4,151

By the way, North Korea, most repressive and brutal regime probably on Earth.

No

1,470

And we've got a 35 percent unemployment rate in many areas of this country among construction workers.

Yes

9,522

Getting us to a balanced budget.

No

7,729

And in the field of executive leadership, I can say that I believe it's essential that the president of the United States not only set the tone but he also must lead; he must act as he talks.

No

11,043

I don't understand how we ended up invading a country that had nothing to do with 9/11, while Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are setting up base camps and safe havens to train terrorists to attack us.

Yes

10,696

But understand this: We also have to look at where some of our tax revenues are going.

No

20,225

We know how to set agendas.

No