iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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19,489	We've expanded the Brady Bill to cover people who beat up their spouses and their kids.	Yes
26,569	One vote doesn't make a difference."	No
2,343	It's one of the reasons for the great financial calamity we had.	No
1,755	But our training programs right now, we've got 47 of them, housed in the federal government, reporting to eight different agencies.	Yes
26,289	You can have a constitutional amendment to balance the budget, which the President opposed and defeated.	Yes
20,841	Here is the role of the federal government.	No
6,712	But you know why the Pell Grants have gone up in their numbers?	No
15,202	And I think our allies would be very happy to go along with a fair and verifiable SALT agreement.	No
25,775	They were presidents at historic times.	No
7,293	But I'll tell you this.	No
19,007	The president said he was going to build a true coalition, exhaust the remedies of the U.N. and go to war as a last resort.	Yes
13,020	What I am trying to indicate is that the tide of history's on our side, and that we can keep it on our side, because we're on the right side.	No
28,365	We just have a different philosophy.	No
27,010	I thought there should have been more troops, but you know what?	No
25,908	We had 7 billion this year and 10 billion more than the president.	Yes
19,582	I have proposed a lot of new investments to improve the quality of life for our soldiers, for our men and women in uniform, for their families, for their training.	Yes
17,911	I think our future requires a President to lead us in an all-out search to advance our education, our learning, and our science and training, because this world is more complex and we're being pressed harder all the time.	No
26,428	We have a good, stable economic policy.	No
8,233	I costed out the cost of the Democratic platform.	No
26,229	But the joint chiefs say we're stronger and more confident and solid than ever.	Yes
8,024	But with General Ridgway, Mr. Herter, General Collins, Admiral Spruance and many others, I think it's unwise to take the chance of being dragged into a war which may lead to a world war over two islands which are not strategically defensible, which are not, according to their testimony, essential to the defense of Formosa.	No
32,863	If you don't vote for me, I still want to be your president.	No
32,749	Because everybody's talking about how Iraq, which is us with our leadership, goes in to fight Mosul.	Yes
14,570	So I think even he has learned that you can't say "read my lips" because you can't know what emergencies might come up.	No
27,148	That is a red line for us, because not only is Israel's security at stake, but our security is at stake if that unravels.	No
20,828	Basically it means they can't learn.	No
11,598	Yes, I voted for it, supported it.	Yes
27,339	We take program after program that we don't absolutely have to have, and we get rid of them.	No
17,370	I've said it's going to take some work.	No
26,212	I keep my word, and you will have a tax cut.	No
16,593	It resulted also in an ability to reshape our court system, our prison system, our education system, our mental health programs and - and a clear assignment of responsibility and - and authority and also to have uh our people once again understanding control our government.	Yes
18,602	He has more of the same.	No
9,596	And she worked her way up to become a vice president of a local bank, but she hit the glass ceiling.	No
397	Because it's so essential to our economic strength and to our future.	No
12,645	And I don't think this Administration has shown the foresight, has shown the knowledge, has been identified with the great fight which these people are waging to be free, to get a better standard of living, to live better.	No
10,572	But most importantly, we're going to have to help ordinary families be able to stay in their homes, make sure that they can pay their bills, deal with critical issues like health care and energy, and we're going to have to change the culture in Washington so that lobbyists and special interests aren't driving the process and your voices aren't being drowned out.	No
11,504	And one of the reasons that's important is that Israel cannot have direct dialogue with some of the people on the other side of conflicts, especially during times of tension, unless that dialogue comes through us.	No
11,425	So we've got to enforce our civil rights laws.	No
17,774	And that is the continued discussion and claim that somehow I am the villain who is going to pull the Social Security checks out from those people who are dependent on them.	No
2,335	But I wouldn't designate five banks as too big to fail and give them a blank check.	No
8,896	But I believe that my plan might offer an opportunity for that, if we would move into those areas and let, encourage - with the tax incentive - the private sector, to develop and to create the jobs for the people.	No
22,963	I just think I can do that far more effectively, because the most important weapon in doing that is intelligence.	No
32,135	And it hasn't been finished at all.	No
24,204	This country desperately needs a jobs program, and my first priority would be to pass a jobs program, to introduce it on the first day I was inaugurated.	No
5,977	So the point is with nuclear power, with wind, tide, solar, natural gas, with development of flex fuel, hybrid, clean coal technology, clean coal technology is key in the heartland of America that's hurting rather badly.	No
17,568	They hit middle- and moderate-income Americans and leave wealthy Americans largely untouched.	Yes
27,294	... if you'll let me, Bob, just about education...	No
20,057	They all have their strengths and they all have their weaknesses.	No
25,632	We know nothing about them.	No
7,195	I don't know how you can govern in this country when you look at New York City and you see that 50 percent of the black males there are unemployed, when you see 40 percent of Hispanic children -- of black children in some cities -- dropping out of high school.	Yes
13,234	We all have tempers; I have one; I'm sure Senator Kennedy has one.	No
14,391	One of the 2 groups has raised it to an art form.	No
30,273	We have not been updating from the new standpoint.	Yes
4,308	And we were -- we were opposed by the administration, another area where I differed with this administration.	Yes
15,518	He founded authored, the job training partnership act.	Yes
8,713	Fifteen months ago, he was a cosigner and advocating the very tax cut that I am proposing, and said that that would be a forward step in fighting inflation, and that it would be beneficial to the working people of this country.	Yes
10,388	Because if they succeed, I believe the country succeeds.	No
29,265	She talks about solar panels.	No
12,231	Already many people see the strange weather conditions that the old timers say they've never seen before in their lifetimes.	No
32,577	Why didn't you do it?	No
21,037	If I could respond, Jim.	No
25,786	We don't talk about it.	No
19,841	He voted against student loans; he voted against my improved student loan plan; he voted against the National Service bill, against the HeadStart bill; he voted against our efforts in safe and drug-free schools.	Yes
3,057	We in effect tried to make Israel the scapegoat for the problems in the Middle East.	Yes
8,212	But, good as this record is, may I emphasize it isn't enough.	No
26,903	Thank you to Lynn University for welcoming us here.	No
3,979	So it's not just the addition of troops that matters.	No
15,394	Howard, I'm a Southerner, and I share the basic beliefs of my region that an excessive government intrusion into the private affairs of American citizens and also into the private affairs of the free enterprise system.	No
11,940	I presume the Vice President supported it when the President signed that bill and supports it now.	No
2,217	They'll have at least two plans.	Yes
5,591	Where are companies going to go where they can create jobs and where they can do best in business?	No
7,274	Apparently you can't pass any test under his vision of the world.	No
23,632	This is an issue that divides America, but certainly reasonable people can agree on how to reduce abortions in America.	No
11,135	... just a quick follow-up on this.	No
12,617	Will the Congo go Communist?	No
24,476	At a very early age they learn how to learn.	No
32,521	And we need to reverse that.	No
675	Nobody is suggesting that we unilaterally disarm or somehow reduce our strength, of course not.	No
30,128	But I said they have to focus on terror, also.	No
1,697	Number two, open up more trade, particularly in Latin America.	No
2,952	In the case of Helsinki, thirty-five nations signed an agreement, including the secretary of state for the Vatican - I can't under any circumstances believe that the - His Holiness, the Pope would agree by signing that agreement that the thirty-five nations have turned over to the Warsaw Pact nations the domination of the - Eastern Europe.	Yes
26,983	First of all, Russia I indicated is a geopolitical foe.	Yes
2,730	Thank you, Jim, and Mr. President.	No
4,332	This is why the issue of nuclear proliferation is so important.	No
19,689	We did that by expanding what's called the no-fly zone by increasing our allies' control of the air space now from the Kuwait border to the suburbs of Baghdad.	Yes
12,580	In the last week, as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, I have re-read the testimony of General Twining representing the Administration in 1959, and the Assistant Secretary of State before the Foreign Relations Committee in 1958, and I have accurately described the Administration policy, and I support it wholeheartedly.	No
27,471	And of course, a military action is the last resort.	No
22,029	Let's make sure this thing's as good as we all think it is at the end of the meeting.	No
15,379	For 40 years, the Republican Party platforms called for guaranteeing women equal rights with a constitutional amendment.	Yes
5,988	Number one, we do need to expand domestic production and that means, for example, telling the oil companies the 68 million acres that they currently have leased that they're not drilling, use them or lose them.	Yes
28,560	I'm a pretty independent thinker.	No
8,200	The same is true of highways.	Yes
14,327	They're not the secrets to the nuclear bomb.	Yes
17,716	We're going to see that it doesn't.	No
34,173	Mosul is on the border of Syria.	No
29,915	Sidney Blumenthal sent a reporter -- you just have to take a look at CNN, the last week, the interview with your former campaign manager.	No
10,900	I think once it gets into productive stages, that we ought to, obviously, turn it over to the private sector.	No
28,382	Can we take the time --	No
34,035	But I think they're going to see through it.	No
34,162	... before the invasion, he supported it.	Yes

19,489

We've expanded the Brady Bill to cover people who beat up their spouses and their kids.

Yes

26,569

One vote doesn't make a difference."

No

2,343

It's one of the reasons for the great financial calamity we had.

No

1,755

But our training programs right now, we've got 47 of them, housed in the federal government, reporting to eight different agencies.

Yes

26,289

You can have a constitutional amendment to balance the budget, which the President opposed and defeated.

Yes

20,841

Here is the role of the federal government.

No

6,712

But you know why the Pell Grants have gone up in their numbers?

No

15,202

And I think our allies would be very happy to go along with a fair and verifiable SALT agreement.

No

25,775

They were presidents at historic times.

No

7,293

But I'll tell you this.

No

19,007

The president said he was going to build a true coalition, exhaust the remedies of the U.N. and go to war as a last resort.

Yes

13,020

What I am trying to indicate is that the tide of history's on our side, and that we can keep it on our side, because we're on the right side.

No

28,365

We just have a different philosophy.

No

27,010

I thought there should have been more troops, but you know what?

No

25,908

We had 7 billion this year and 10 billion more than the president.

Yes

19,582

I have proposed a lot of new investments to improve the quality of life for our soldiers, for our men and women in uniform, for their families, for their training.

Yes

17,911

I think our future requires a President to lead us in an all-out search to advance our education, our learning, and our science and training, because this world is more complex and we're being pressed harder all the time.

No

26,428

We have a good, stable economic policy.

No

8,233

I costed out the cost of the Democratic platform.

No

26,229

But the joint chiefs say we're stronger and more confident and solid than ever.

Yes

8,024

But with General Ridgway, Mr. Herter, General Collins, Admiral Spruance and many others, I think it's unwise to take the chance of being dragged into a war which may lead to a world war over two islands which are not strategically defensible, which are not, according to their testimony, essential to the defense of Formosa.

No

32,863

If you don't vote for me, I still want to be your president.

No

32,749

Because everybody's talking about how Iraq, which is us with our leadership, goes in to fight Mosul.

Yes

14,570

So I think even he has learned that you can't say "read my lips" because you can't know what emergencies might come up.

No

27,148

That is a red line for us, because not only is Israel's security at stake, but our security is at stake if that unravels.

No

20,828

Basically it means they can't learn.

No

11,598

Yes, I voted for it, supported it.

Yes

27,339

We take program after program that we don't absolutely have to have, and we get rid of them.

No

17,370

I've said it's going to take some work.

No

26,212

I keep my word, and you will have a tax cut.

No

16,593

It resulted also in an ability to reshape our court system, our prison system, our education system, our mental health programs and - and a clear assignment of responsibility and - and authority and also to have uh our people once again understanding control our government.

Yes

18,602

He has more of the same.

No

9,596

And she worked her way up to become a vice president of a local bank, but she hit the glass ceiling.

No

397

Because it's so essential to our economic strength and to our future.

No

12,645

And I don't think this Administration has shown the foresight, has shown the knowledge, has been identified with the great fight which these people are waging to be free, to get a better standard of living, to live better.

No

10,572

But most importantly, we're going to have to help ordinary families be able to stay in their homes, make sure that they can pay their bills, deal with critical issues like health care and energy, and we're going to have to change the culture in Washington so that lobbyists and special interests aren't driving the process and your voices aren't being drowned out.

No

11,504

And one of the reasons that's important is that Israel cannot have direct dialogue with some of the people on the other side of conflicts, especially during times of tension, unless that dialogue comes through us.

No

11,425

So we've got to enforce our civil rights laws.

No

17,774

And that is the continued discussion and claim that somehow I am the villain who is going to pull the Social Security checks out from those people who are dependent on them.

No

2,335

But I wouldn't designate five banks as too big to fail and give them a blank check.

No

8,896

But I believe that my plan might offer an opportunity for that, if we would move into those areas and let, encourage - with the tax incentive - the private sector, to develop and to create the jobs for the people.

No

22,963

I just think I can do that far more effectively, because the most important weapon in doing that is intelligence.

No

32,135

And it hasn't been finished at all.

No

24,204

This country desperately needs a jobs program, and my first priority would be to pass a jobs program, to introduce it on the first day I was inaugurated.

No

5,977

So the point is with nuclear power, with wind, tide, solar, natural gas, with development of flex fuel, hybrid, clean coal technology, clean coal technology is key in the heartland of America that's hurting rather badly.

No

17,568

They hit middle- and moderate-income Americans and leave wealthy Americans largely untouched.

Yes

27,294

... if you'll let me, Bob, just about education...

No

20,057

They all have their strengths and they all have their weaknesses.

No

25,632

We know nothing about them.

No

7,195

I don't know how you can govern in this country when you look at New York City and you see that 50 percent of the black males there are unemployed, when you see 40 percent of Hispanic children -- of black children in some cities -- dropping out of high school.

Yes

13,234

We all have tempers; I have one; I'm sure Senator Kennedy has one.

No

14,391

One of the 2 groups has raised it to an art form.

No

30,273

We have not been updating from the new standpoint.

Yes

4,308

And we were -- we were opposed by the administration, another area where I differed with this administration.

Yes

15,518

He founded authored, the job training partnership act.

Yes

8,713

Fifteen months ago, he was a cosigner and advocating the very tax cut that I am proposing, and said that that would be a forward step in fighting inflation, and that it would be beneficial to the working people of this country.

Yes

10,388

Because if they succeed, I believe the country succeeds.

No

29,265

She talks about solar panels.

No

12,231

Already many people see the strange weather conditions that the old timers say they've never seen before in their lifetimes.

No

32,577

Why didn't you do it?

No

21,037

If I could respond, Jim.

No

25,786

We don't talk about it.

No

19,841

He voted against student loans; he voted against my improved student loan plan; he voted against the National Service bill, against the HeadStart bill; he voted against our efforts in safe and drug-free schools.

Yes

3,057

We in effect tried to make Israel the scapegoat for the problems in the Middle East.

Yes

8,212

But, good as this record is, may I emphasize it isn't enough.

No

26,903

Thank you to Lynn University for welcoming us here.

No

3,979

So it's not just the addition of troops that matters.

No

15,394

Howard, I'm a Southerner, and I share the basic beliefs of my region that an excessive government intrusion into the private affairs of American citizens and also into the private affairs of the free enterprise system.

No

11,940

I presume the Vice President supported it when the President signed that bill and supports it now.

No

2,217

They'll have at least two plans.

Yes

5,591

Where are companies going to go where they can create jobs and where they can do best in business?

No

7,274

Apparently you can't pass any test under his vision of the world.

No

23,632

This is an issue that divides America, but certainly reasonable people can agree on how to reduce abortions in America.

No

11,135

... just a quick follow-up on this.

No

12,617

Will the Congo go Communist?

No

24,476

At a very early age they learn how to learn.

No

32,521

And we need to reverse that.

No

675

Nobody is suggesting that we unilaterally disarm or somehow reduce our strength, of course not.

No

30,128

But I said they have to focus on terror, also.

No

1,697

Number two, open up more trade, particularly in Latin America.

No

2,952

In the case of Helsinki, thirty-five nations signed an agreement, including the secretary of state for the Vatican - I can't under any circumstances believe that the - His Holiness, the Pope would agree by signing that agreement that the thirty-five nations have turned over to the Warsaw Pact nations the domination of the - Eastern Europe.

Yes

26,983

First of all, Russia I indicated is a geopolitical foe.

Yes

2,730

Thank you, Jim, and Mr. President.

No

4,332

This is why the issue of nuclear proliferation is so important.

No

19,689

We did that by expanding what's called the no-fly zone by increasing our allies' control of the air space now from the Kuwait border to the suburbs of Baghdad.

Yes

12,580

In the last week, as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, I have re-read the testimony of General Twining representing the Administration in 1959, and the Assistant Secretary of State before the Foreign Relations Committee in 1958, and I have accurately described the Administration policy, and I support it wholeheartedly.

No

27,471

And of course, a military action is the last resort.

No

22,029

Let's make sure this thing's as good as we all think it is at the end of the meeting.

No

15,379

For 40 years, the Republican Party platforms called for guaranteeing women equal rights with a constitutional amendment.

Yes

5,988

Number one, we do need to expand domestic production and that means, for example, telling the oil companies the 68 million acres that they currently have leased that they're not drilling, use them or lose them.

Yes

28,560

I'm a pretty independent thinker.

No

8,200

The same is true of highways.

Yes

14,327

They're not the secrets to the nuclear bomb.

Yes

17,716

We're going to see that it doesn't.

No

34,173

Mosul is on the border of Syria.

No

29,915

Sidney Blumenthal sent a reporter -- you just have to take a look at CNN, the last week, the interview with your former campaign manager.

No

10,900

I think once it gets into productive stages, that we ought to, obviously, turn it over to the private sector.

No

28,382

Can we take the time --

No

34,035

But I think they're going to see through it.

No

34,162

... before the invasion, he supported it.

Yes