iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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271	And I wish we had time to let me explain.	No
22,292	And it costs more to keep them in prison than it does to send them to Harvard.	Yes
24,968	So, thank you for giving me a chance to straighten the record.	No
18,015	And that's what people are seeing now is happening in Afghanistan.	No
14,653	It's against my political interest to say go ahead and go along with the tax increase, but I did what I thought was right at the time.	No
23,080	President Clinton did the same thing, because we have an obligation to protect you.	No
32,983	And we have a vacancy.	No
11,000	Number one, let me just repeat, if you've got a health care plan that you like, you can keep it.	Yes
11,907	And secondly, the people that murdered Mr. Byrd got the ultimate punishment.	Yes
3,048	We feel that there must be a continued obligation to the people, the some nineteen or twenty million people in Taiwan.	No
13,413	But we can and must move faster, and that's why I stand so strongly for programs that will move America forward in the sixties, move her forward so that we can stay ahead of the Soviet Union and win the battle for freedom and peace.	No
5,579	... in order to give -- in order to give additional tax cuts to Joe the plumber before he was at the point where he could make $250,000.	No
19,243	But I've supported Medicare ever since.	Yes
26,729	Because it's God's will, whatever happens.	No
22,644	He's trying to attack me.	No
15,047	But as governor, when I was at that end of the line and receiving some of these grants for Government programs, I saw that so many of them were dead-end.	No
3,080	And when we're weak at home - weaker than all our allies - that weakness weakens the whole free world.	No
7,164	And therefore just kids were being shuffled through the school.	No
20,148	I'd like to leave you with the thought that the things I do as president are basically driven by the people whose lives I have seen affected by what does or doesn't happen in this country.	No
14,325	We told him that we wouldn't get involved with his border dispute, and we've never revealed those papers that were given to Ambassador Glaspie on July the 25th.	Yes
31,876	But I want to do things that haven't been done, including fixing and making our inner cities better for the African-American citizens that are so great, and for the Latinos, Hispanics, and I look forward to doing it.	No
8,089	And the Republicans in recent years - not only in the last twenty-five years, but in the last eight years - have opposed housing, opposed care for the aged, opposed federal aid to education, opposed minimum wage and I think that record tells something.	Yes
21,663	What are low paying jobs?	No
32,419	That's one that I haven't...	No
13,962	I'd like to respond to that.	No
26,681	Once you have a policy, then you have to go out and be aggressive and enforce that policy.	No
19,185	And it seems to me that if you take a look, are you better off?	No
16,126	I'm interested in 240 million points of light.	No
17,421	And instead of retreating -- instead of being strong where we should be strong, he wants to make it strong and intervene in the most private and personal questions in American life.	No
6,662	You get to defer your taxes.	Yes
19,827	So it seems to me that we ought to take that money we can save from the Department of Education, put it into opportunity scholarships and tell little Landale Shakespeare out in Cleveland, Ohio, and tell your mother and father, you're going to get to go to school because we're going to match what the state puts up, and you're going to go to the school of your choice.	No
27,366	It's not driven by politics.	Yes
25,982	That's a lot of marijuana.	No
24,978	I have said on a number of occasions exactly what I believe about the Soviet Union.	No
15,729	We're not going to spend hundreds of millions on a space plane from Washington to Tokyo.	No
18,919	Secondly, we've set up what's called the -- well, first of all, I agree with my opponent that the biggest threat facing this country is weapons of mass destruction in the hands of a terrorist network.	No
15,753	And we have serious problems with our conventional forces at the present time, and they'll get worse unless we have a president who is willing to make some of these decisions.	No
33,539	And she always will be.	No
27,635	And so we're going to have to remain helpful in encouraging Pakistan to move towards a more stable government and rebuild the relationship with us.	No
8,550	Four hundred billion, approximately, is a result of what individuals do.	Yes
13,214	I stand with the Secretary of State, Mr. Herter, who said these islands were indefensible.	No
9,477	And we've cut them 18 times.	Yes
4,397	And they know that I'll take care of them.	No
24,283	One is we've got to have the money to be able to pay for defense, and we've got to manufacture here.	No
7,745	That's a test of prestige.	No
21,658	We didn't fund a lot of other things this year, like the savings and loan mess.	Yes
31,915	And women have respect for me.	No
8,592	Here is one place where I think that our program does a better job than his.	No
3,989	But, you know, coming from you, who, you know, in the past has threatened extinction for North Korea and, you know, sung songs about bombing Iran, I don't know, you know, how credible that is.	No
29,195	And, Lester, they're taking our jobs, they're giving incentives, they're doing things that, frankly, we don't do.	Yes
7,971	And I'd like to know where have we been defeated and where have we retreated?	No
25,149	The Secretary of State admitted that this morning.	No
17,669	I was talking about the things that have been accomplished, and that was referring to the revival of patriotism and optimism, the new spirit that we're finding all over America.	No
28,988	That's one of my promises.	No
8,277	I know Senator Kennedy suggested in his speech at Cleveland yesterday that that committee had not been particularly effective.	Yes
13,838	At the point when I could not get them to address those problems, I had created so much stress in the board, who wanted to just keep the Lawrence Welk music going, that they asked to buy my remaining shares.	No
18,362	Well, actually, he forgot Poland.	No
9,173	Now when Governor Romney said we should let Detroit go bankrupt.	No
23,140	Secondly, he says that medical liability costs only cause a 1 percent increase.	Yes
17,712	The interest rates are based on inflation.	No
6,458	Now, how do we achieve it is the most critical component of it.	No
19,991	I mean, I'm not I don't like to get into personal matters.	No
6,583	They just passed an expansion of that loophole in the last few days: $43 billion of giveaways, including favors to the oil and gas industry and the people importing ceiling fans from China.	Yes
8,020	To leave this rather in the air, that we will defend it under some conditions but not under other, I think is a mistake.	No
208	And I think it's time that when you got a job in this country it came with health insurance.	No
3,846	He raised a whole bunch of them.	No
23,773	And yet think about where we are: Added 1.9 million new jobs over the past 13 months.	Yes
4,234	This whole thing has got a lot to do with Ukraine, Crimea, the base of the Russian fleet in Sevastopol.	No
15,924	It's an example of how oftentimes we may be associated with organizations all of whose particular positions we don't support, even though we support in general the hope that over time, particularly if we can get those reductions in strategic weapons, if we can get a comprehensive test ban treaty, if we can negotiate with the Soviet Union and bring down the level of conventional forces in Europe with deeper cuts in the Soviet side, yes, at some point it may be possible to reduce defense outlays and use those for important things here at home, like jobs and job training and college opportunity and health and housing and the environment and the things that all of us care about.	No
16,026	But everybody knew what we were doing and I've opposed that.	No
21,920	But I want all the children -- I want these young people up here to be able to start with nothing but an idea like I did and build a business.	No
2,876	Obviously, this is another indication of trying to use the defense budget for political purposes, which he's trying to do tonight.	No
19,959	I've just finished reading a book, I think it's called -- what is it called, what is it, The Demise of the Democratic Party by Ronald Cardash (ph) or something talking about all the liberal influences in the administration.	No
22,607	Each situation is different, Robin.	No
12,126	I think it's intolerable that we have so many millions of children without any health insurance.	No
6,197	But what ultimately I believe is that women in consultation with their families, their doctors, their religious advisers, are in the best position to make this decision.	No
14,826	spending - we can afford the tax cuts I have proposed and probably mainly because Mr. Carter's economic policy has built into the next five years, and on beyond that, a tax increase that will be taking $86 billion more out of the people's pockets than was taken this year.	No
12,883	They want to stay free, independent perhaps of us, but certainly independent of the Communists.	No
15,873	I guess the one thing that concerns me about this, Ann, is this attempt to label things which all of us believe in.	No
13,402	I refer, for example, to distressed areas.	No
6,602	And guess who usually ends up filling the tax gap?	No
34,170	I guess he believes it makes him look better now to contrast with me because I did vote for it.	Yes
11,601	I did support it at the time.	No
32,477	We're getting rid of carried interest provisions.	Yes
6,944	I have Blue Cross/Blue Shield.	No
2,610	Through our Race to the Top program, we've worked with Republican and Democratic governors to initiate major reforms, and they're having an impact right now.	Yes
22,573	I have a plan to put people back to work.	No
13,716	We dramatically increased investment and our jobs are growing.	Yes
26,833	And thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and all the people who are watching.	No
14,273	Governor Clinton said, well, I might have been with the minority, let sanctions work -- but I guess I would have voted with the majority.	Yes
20,552	And when the phrase a strict constructionist is used and when the names of Scalia and Thomas are used as the benchmarks for who would be appointed, those are code words, and nobody should mistake this, for saying the governor would appoint people who would overturn Roe v. Wade.	Yes
28,133	They do some great things.	No
13,982	This is my point tonight.	No
13,256	And the answer, of course, is that Communist espionage goes on all the time.	No
20,892	Because it's the cornerstone of reform in the State of Texas.	No
6,702	My opponent talks about fiscal sanity.	No
33,641	Our jobs are being sucked out of our economy.	Yes
16,801	This affects human beings, and - and his insensitivity in providing those people a chance to work has made this a welfare administration, and not a work administration.	No
8,706	It would still have gone up as much as it has, and the $.50 would be added on top of that.	Yes
7,316	I'll give you an example.	No

271

And I wish we had time to let me explain.

No

22,292

And it costs more to keep them in prison than it does to send them to Harvard.

Yes

24,968

So, thank you for giving me a chance to straighten the record.

No

18,015

And that's what people are seeing now is happening in Afghanistan.

No

14,653

It's against my political interest to say go ahead and go along with the tax increase, but I did what I thought was right at the time.

No

23,080

President Clinton did the same thing, because we have an obligation to protect you.

No

32,983

And we have a vacancy.

No

11,000

Number one, let me just repeat, if you've got a health care plan that you like, you can keep it.

Yes

11,907

And secondly, the people that murdered Mr. Byrd got the ultimate punishment.

Yes

3,048

We feel that there must be a continued obligation to the people, the some nineteen or twenty million people in Taiwan.

No

13,413

But we can and must move faster, and that's why I stand so strongly for programs that will move America forward in the sixties, move her forward so that we can stay ahead of the Soviet Union and win the battle for freedom and peace.

No

5,579

... in order to give -- in order to give additional tax cuts to Joe the plumber before he was at the point where he could make $250,000.

No

19,243

But I've supported Medicare ever since.

Yes

26,729

Because it's God's will, whatever happens.

No

22,644

He's trying to attack me.

No

15,047

But as governor, when I was at that end of the line and receiving some of these grants for Government programs, I saw that so many of them were dead-end.

No

3,080

And when we're weak at home - weaker than all our allies - that weakness weakens the whole free world.

No

7,164

And therefore just kids were being shuffled through the school.

No

20,148

I'd like to leave you with the thought that the things I do as president are basically driven by the people whose lives I have seen affected by what does or doesn't happen in this country.

No

14,325

We told him that we wouldn't get involved with his border dispute, and we've never revealed those papers that were given to Ambassador Glaspie on July the 25th.

Yes

31,876

But I want to do things that haven't been done, including fixing and making our inner cities better for the African-American citizens that are so great, and for the Latinos, Hispanics, and I look forward to doing it.

No

8,089

And the Republicans in recent years - not only in the last twenty-five years, but in the last eight years - have opposed housing, opposed care for the aged, opposed federal aid to education, opposed minimum wage and I think that record tells something.

Yes

21,663

What are low paying jobs?

No

32,419

That's one that I haven't...

No

13,962

I'd like to respond to that.

No

26,681

Once you have a policy, then you have to go out and be aggressive and enforce that policy.

No

19,185

And it seems to me that if you take a look, are you better off?

No

16,126

I'm interested in 240 million points of light.

No

17,421

And instead of retreating -- instead of being strong where we should be strong, he wants to make it strong and intervene in the most private and personal questions in American life.

No

6,662

You get to defer your taxes.

Yes

19,827

So it seems to me that we ought to take that money we can save from the Department of Education, put it into opportunity scholarships and tell little Landale Shakespeare out in Cleveland, Ohio, and tell your mother and father, you're going to get to go to school because we're going to match what the state puts up, and you're going to go to the school of your choice.

No

27,366

It's not driven by politics.

Yes

25,982

That's a lot of marijuana.

No

24,978

I have said on a number of occasions exactly what I believe about the Soviet Union.

No

15,729

We're not going to spend hundreds of millions on a space plane from Washington to Tokyo.

No

18,919

Secondly, we've set up what's called the -- well, first of all, I agree with my opponent that the biggest threat facing this country is weapons of mass destruction in the hands of a terrorist network.

No

15,753

And we have serious problems with our conventional forces at the present time, and they'll get worse unless we have a president who is willing to make some of these decisions.

No

33,539

And she always will be.

No

27,635

And so we're going to have to remain helpful in encouraging Pakistan to move towards a more stable government and rebuild the relationship with us.

No

8,550

Four hundred billion, approximately, is a result of what individuals do.

Yes

13,214

I stand with the Secretary of State, Mr. Herter, who said these islands were indefensible.

No

9,477

And we've cut them 18 times.

Yes

4,397

And they know that I'll take care of them.

No

24,283

One is we've got to have the money to be able to pay for defense, and we've got to manufacture here.

No

7,745

That's a test of prestige.

No

21,658

We didn't fund a lot of other things this year, like the savings and loan mess.

Yes

31,915

And women have respect for me.

No

8,592

Here is one place where I think that our program does a better job than his.

No

3,989

But, you know, coming from you, who, you know, in the past has threatened extinction for North Korea and, you know, sung songs about bombing Iran, I don't know, you know, how credible that is.

No

29,195

And, Lester, they're taking our jobs, they're giving incentives, they're doing things that, frankly, we don't do.

Yes

7,971

And I'd like to know where have we been defeated and where have we retreated?

No

25,149

The Secretary of State admitted that this morning.

No

17,669

I was talking about the things that have been accomplished, and that was referring to the revival of patriotism and optimism, the new spirit that we're finding all over America.

No

28,988

That's one of my promises.

No

8,277

I know Senator Kennedy suggested in his speech at Cleveland yesterday that that committee had not been particularly effective.

Yes

13,838

At the point when I could not get them to address those problems, I had created so much stress in the board, who wanted to just keep the Lawrence Welk music going, that they asked to buy my remaining shares.

No

18,362

Well, actually, he forgot Poland.

No

9,173

Now when Governor Romney said we should let Detroit go bankrupt.

No

23,140

Secondly, he says that medical liability costs only cause a 1 percent increase.

Yes

17,712

The interest rates are based on inflation.

No

6,458

Now, how do we achieve it is the most critical component of it.

No

19,991

I mean, I'm not I don't like to get into personal matters.

No

6,583

They just passed an expansion of that loophole in the last few days: $43 billion of giveaways, including favors to the oil and gas industry and the people importing ceiling fans from China.

Yes

8,020

To leave this rather in the air, that we will defend it under some conditions but not under other, I think is a mistake.

No

208

And I think it's time that when you got a job in this country it came with health insurance.

No

3,846

He raised a whole bunch of them.

No

23,773

And yet think about where we are: Added 1.9 million new jobs over the past 13 months.

Yes

4,234

This whole thing has got a lot to do with Ukraine, Crimea, the base of the Russian fleet in Sevastopol.

No

15,924

It's an example of how oftentimes we may be associated with organizations all of whose particular positions we don't support, even though we support in general the hope that over time, particularly if we can get those reductions in strategic weapons, if we can get a comprehensive test ban treaty, if we can negotiate with the Soviet Union and bring down the level of conventional forces in Europe with deeper cuts in the Soviet side, yes, at some point it may be possible to reduce defense outlays and use those for important things here at home, like jobs and job training and college opportunity and health and housing and the environment and the things that all of us care about.

No

16,026

But everybody knew what we were doing and I've opposed that.

No

21,920

But I want all the children -- I want these young people up here to be able to start with nothing but an idea like I did and build a business.

No

2,876

Obviously, this is another indication of trying to use the defense budget for political purposes, which he's trying to do tonight.

No

19,959

I've just finished reading a book, I think it's called -- what is it called, what is it, The Demise of the Democratic Party by Ronald Cardash (ph) or something talking about all the liberal influences in the administration.

No

22,607

Each situation is different, Robin.

No

12,126

I think it's intolerable that we have so many millions of children without any health insurance.

No

6,197

But what ultimately I believe is that women in consultation with their families, their doctors, their religious advisers, are in the best position to make this decision.

No

14,826

spending - we can afford the tax cuts I have proposed and probably mainly because Mr. Carter's economic policy has built into the next five years, and on beyond that, a tax increase that will be taking $86 billion more out of the people's pockets than was taken this year.

No

12,883

They want to stay free, independent perhaps of us, but certainly independent of the Communists.

No

15,873

I guess the one thing that concerns me about this, Ann, is this attempt to label things which all of us believe in.

No

13,402

I refer, for example, to distressed areas.

No

6,602

And guess who usually ends up filling the tax gap?

No

34,170

I guess he believes it makes him look better now to contrast with me because I did vote for it.

Yes

11,601

I did support it at the time.

No

32,477

We're getting rid of carried interest provisions.

Yes

6,944

I have Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

No

2,610

Through our Race to the Top program, we've worked with Republican and Democratic governors to initiate major reforms, and they're having an impact right now.

Yes

22,573

I have a plan to put people back to work.

No

13,716

We dramatically increased investment and our jobs are growing.

Yes

26,833

And thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and all the people who are watching.

No

14,273

Governor Clinton said, well, I might have been with the minority, let sanctions work -- but I guess I would have voted with the majority.

Yes

20,552

And when the phrase a strict constructionist is used and when the names of Scalia and Thomas are used as the benchmarks for who would be appointed, those are code words, and nobody should mistake this, for saying the governor would appoint people who would overturn Roe v. Wade.

Yes

28,133

They do some great things.

No

13,982

This is my point tonight.

No

13,256

And the answer, of course, is that Communist espionage goes on all the time.

No

20,892

Because it's the cornerstone of reform in the State of Texas.

No

6,702

My opponent talks about fiscal sanity.

No

33,641

Our jobs are being sucked out of our economy.

Yes

16,801

This affects human beings, and - and his insensitivity in providing those people a chance to work has made this a welfare administration, and not a work administration.

No

8,706

It would still have gone up as much as it has, and the $.50 would be added on top of that.

Yes

7,316

I'll give you an example.

No