iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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23,900	I think character is a very important question.	No
1,055	I don't know how to deal with it exactly.	No
29,750	You need a better community, you know, relation.	No
18,957	He is -- listen, they went through a horrible situation in Beslan, where these terrorists gunned down young school kids.	Yes
20,895	The cornerstone is to have strong accountability in return for money and in return for flexibility.	No
24	We've got to get after the users more.	No
11,579	If I think it's in our nation's strategic interest I'll commit troops.	No
3,829	And we did not use our military wisely in Iraq.	No
26,267	And as I said, this is not a partisan thing with me.	No
27,754	How strong is our economy?	No
22,111	I think the US has to still have the Statue of Liberty as a symbol, caring for others.	No
12,204	It's a totally different point of view.	No
7,166	Children whose parents wouldn't speak English as a first language just move through.	No
11,196	But we have to have a government that is responsive to the Afghan people, and, frankly, it's just not responsive right now.	No
30,127	But I'm all for NATO.	No
34,417	... the long-term health care drivers.	No
14,418	But let's look at where I think the real mistake was made.	No
17,372	Secondly, I've said that I will not support the cuts in Social Security and Medicare and the rest that the President has proposed.	Yes
12,294	I believe Washington ought to set standards, but again I think we ought to be collaborative at the local levels and I think we ought to work with people at the local levels.	No
25,848	It shouldn't happen in America.	No
10,855	And I introduced the first legislation, and we forced votes on it.	No
8,432	I should also point out this; once you put the responsibility on the federal government for paying a portion of teachers' salaries, your local communities and your states are not going to meet the responsibility as much as they should.	No
29,689	We've just seen those two tragic examples in both Tulsa and Charlotte.	No
8,515	So these are three programs which are quite moderate.	No
9,359	You'll get your chance in a moment.	No
17,481	Those who can afford to have them will continue to have them.	No
30,427	But she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue.	Yes
12,135	I think it ought to be a top priority.	No
3,644	But it's an example of this notion that the market can always solve everything and that the less regulation we have, the better off we're going to be.	No
11,818	But if I am entrusted with the presidency, it will be the first Civil Rights Act of the 21st century.	No
15,980	Well, Andrea, you didn't predicate that lack of economists' support for what I call a flexible freeze, because some good very good economists do support that concept.	No
203	All of them with little or no health insurance.	No
30,223	The other day, I saw Donald saying that there were some Iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off of Iran, and they were taunting American sailors who were on a nearby ship.	No
27,735	Over the long term, in order for us to compete with China, we've also got to make sure, though, that we're taking -- taking care of business here at home.	No
1,492	I was in uh - thirty primaries in the spring, and uh - at first it was obvious that I didn't have any standing in the poll.	No
32,021	So, you talk about friend?	No
14,010	Or do you just keep lunging in at will?	No
13,345	By the president having five powers - four or five powers - and he only has very limited powers today, neither the company nor the union would be sure which power would be used; and therefore, there would be a greater incentive on both sides to reach an agreement themselves without taking it to the government.	No
630	And I think I've had that.	No
14,396	We've never let the Congress and the Foreign Relations, Senate Intelligence Committees see them.	Yes
24,566	See, divided teams lose; united teams win.	No
33,912	But just briefly, the Clinton Foundation made it possible for 11 million people around the world with HIV-AIDS to afford treatment, and that's about half all the people in the world who are getting treatment.	Yes
22,580	The president gave the top 1 percent of income-earners in America, got $89 billion last year, more than the 80 percent of people who earn $100,000 or less all put together.	Yes
3,707	First of all, by the way, I'd eliminate ethanol subsidies.	No
12,545	Let us move now to the future.	No
3,596	I -- I don't know where John is getting his figures.	No
11,512	And therefore, the term honest broker makes sense.	No
32,487	But she is raising your taxes and I'm lowering your taxes.	Yes
24,409	But when you go to put somebody else's son or daughter into war, I think you got to be a little bit careful and you have to be sure that there's a military plan that can do this.	No
20,073	But the most important thing is my plan for the 21st Century is a better plan.	No
6,519	My call to our fellow Americans is if you're healthy, if you're younger, don't get a flu shot this year.	No
28,511	The mission must be clear.	No
24,796	When you go to bed tonight, look at your children.	No
21,407	Now, it's not the Republicans' fault, of course, and it's not the Democrats' fault.	No
20,494	I know we need to ban partial birth abortions.	No
30,279	I think that once the nuclear alternative happens, it's over.	No
4,079	What Senator McCain refers to is a measure in the Senate that would try to broaden the mandate inside of Iraq.	No
13,338	I never suggested that compulsory arbitration was the solution for national emergency disputes.	Yes
25,308	If I were dealing with politics here, the polls show the American people want this.	No
12,644	I believe that the world is changing fast.	No
18,748	With respect to North Korea, the real story: We had inspectors and television cameras in the nuclear reactor in North Korea.	Yes
15,171	It's understandable that a Senator in the preliminary debates can make an irresponsible statement, or, maybe, an ill-advised statement.	No
23,691	We knew he tortured his own people.	Yes
496	I think they understand my commitment to helping them in the neighborhoods.	No
30,250	The single greatest problem the world has is nuclear armament, nuclear weapons, not global warming, like you think and your -- your president thinks.	No
8,847	for a specific cause or a specific objective, come with such red tape, such priorities established by a bureaucracy in Washington, that the local government's hands are tied with regard to using that money as they feel could best be used, and for what they think might be the top priority.	No
8,142	I don't want the talents of any American to go to waste.	No
34,322	We will have created a tremendous economic machine once again.	No
14,563	My plan says that we want to raise marginal incomes on family incomes above $200,000 from 31 to 36 percent, that we want to ask foreign corporations simply to pay the same percentage of taxes on their income that American corporations play (sic) in America, that we want to use that money to provide over $100 billion in tax cuts for investment in new plant and equipment, for small business, for new technologies, and for middle class tax relief.	Yes
29,898	Because I want to get on to defeating ISIS, because I want to get on to creating jobs, because I want to get on to having a strong border, because I want to get on to things that are very important to me and that are very important to the country.	No
22,904	Daniel, I don't support a draft.	No
7,891	But what does he offer?	No
24,301	We really need to nail down the big intercontinental ballistic missiles, the ones that can hit us from Russia.	No
12,128	Now, I know that we have some disagreements on this.	No
13,517	This has a great effect on the s- underdeveloped world, which faces problems of low income and high population density and inadequate resources.	No
20,502	Surely we can find common ground to reduce the number of abortions in America.	No
4,026	A war that I was in, where we had an Army, that it wasn't through any fault of their own, but they were defeated.	No
23,782	The 9/11 Commission put out a report that said America is safer but not yet safe.	Yes
10,736	It includes telling the oil companies, that currently have 68 million acres that they're not using, that either you use them or you lose them.	Yes
33,834	I believe, Chris, that she got these people to step forward.	No
20,697	I think that's a big mistake, because I think we have to stay at the cutting edge.	No
11,615	Started off as a humanitarian mission and it changed into a nation-building mission, and that's where the mission went wrong.	No
19,011	It's not what the American people thought they were getting when they voted.	No
13,083	It is a commitment that we have to meet if we're going to protect the security of Western Europe.	No
28,329	Part of it's because you can't -- you can't control the classroom.	No
32,272	And she won't even mention the word and nor will President Obama.	No
21,033	That means he'll either have to raise your taxes by $900 billion or go into the Social Security surplus for $900 billion.	No
21,160	You know, going to a Buddhist temple and then claiming it wasn't a fundraiser isn't my view of responsibility.	No
23,926	Certainly anyone in the White House should have the character to be there.	No
23,409	I'm going to shut that loophole, and I'm going to give the tax benefit to the companies that stay here in America to help make them more competitive.	No
28,149	And I'll bring new competition to bring the price down.	No
8,784	But, I think that that is clearly related to the fact that, going back to the time when the all-volunteer Army was created in 1973 - and I worked hard for it and supported it - we simply have failed to keep pace with the cost of living.	Yes
2,829	Let me tell you this straight from the shoulder.	No
26,287	We think that's very important because a lot of people take care of their parents.	No
1,129	It's far better for a person sitting in the White House uh - who has a number of options to make certain that the uh - other side, so to speak, doesn't know precisely what you're going to do.	No
26,473	If there's anything that's going to change America it's get the economy growing.	No
15,862	I didn't hear the word "liberal" or "left" one time.	No
25,260	And, as a matter of fact, we haven't avoided arms control talks with the Soviet Union.	Yes
12,871	No one can say what that course of action will be, but I think the next president of the United States should watch it carefully.	No
27,020	...that's a -- I indicated...	No

23,900

I think character is a very important question.

No

1,055

I don't know how to deal with it exactly.

No

29,750

You need a better community, you know, relation.

No

18,957

He is -- listen, they went through a horrible situation in Beslan, where these terrorists gunned down young school kids.

Yes

20,895

The cornerstone is to have strong accountability in return for money and in return for flexibility.

No

24

We've got to get after the users more.

No

11,579

If I think it's in our nation's strategic interest I'll commit troops.

No

3,829

And we did not use our military wisely in Iraq.

No

26,267

And as I said, this is not a partisan thing with me.

No

27,754

How strong is our economy?

No

22,111

I think the US has to still have the Statue of Liberty as a symbol, caring for others.

No

12,204

It's a totally different point of view.

No

7,166

Children whose parents wouldn't speak English as a first language just move through.

No

11,196

But we have to have a government that is responsive to the Afghan people, and, frankly, it's just not responsive right now.

No

30,127

But I'm all for NATO.

No

34,417

... the long-term health care drivers.

No

14,418

But let's look at where I think the real mistake was made.

No

17,372

Secondly, I've said that I will not support the cuts in Social Security and Medicare and the rest that the President has proposed.

Yes

12,294

I believe Washington ought to set standards, but again I think we ought to be collaborative at the local levels and I think we ought to work with people at the local levels.

No

25,848

It shouldn't happen in America.

No

10,855

And I introduced the first legislation, and we forced votes on it.

No

8,432

I should also point out this; once you put the responsibility on the federal government for paying a portion of teachers' salaries, your local communities and your states are not going to meet the responsibility as much as they should.

No

29,689

We've just seen those two tragic examples in both Tulsa and Charlotte.

No

8,515

So these are three programs which are quite moderate.

No

9,359

You'll get your chance in a moment.

No

17,481

Those who can afford to have them will continue to have them.

No

30,427

But she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue.

Yes

12,135

I think it ought to be a top priority.

No

3,644

But it's an example of this notion that the market can always solve everything and that the less regulation we have, the better off we're going to be.

No

11,818

But if I am entrusted with the presidency, it will be the first Civil Rights Act of the 21st century.

No

15,980

Well, Andrea, you didn't predicate that lack of economists' support for what I call a flexible freeze, because some good very good economists do support that concept.

No

203

All of them with little or no health insurance.

No

30,223

The other day, I saw Donald saying that there were some Iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off of Iran, and they were taunting American sailors who were on a nearby ship.

No

27,735

Over the long term, in order for us to compete with China, we've also got to make sure, though, that we're taking -- taking care of business here at home.

No

1,492

I was in uh - thirty primaries in the spring, and uh - at first it was obvious that I didn't have any standing in the poll.

No

32,021

So, you talk about friend?

No

14,010

Or do you just keep lunging in at will?

No

13,345

By the president having five powers - four or five powers - and he only has very limited powers today, neither the company nor the union would be sure which power would be used; and therefore, there would be a greater incentive on both sides to reach an agreement themselves without taking it to the government.

No

630

And I think I've had that.

No

14,396

We've never let the Congress and the Foreign Relations, Senate Intelligence Committees see them.

Yes

24,566

See, divided teams lose; united teams win.

No

33,912

But just briefly, the Clinton Foundation made it possible for 11 million people around the world with HIV-AIDS to afford treatment, and that's about half all the people in the world who are getting treatment.

Yes

22,580

The president gave the top 1 percent of income-earners in America, got $89 billion last year, more than the 80 percent of people who earn $100,000 or less all put together.

Yes

3,707

First of all, by the way, I'd eliminate ethanol subsidies.

No

12,545

Let us move now to the future.

No

3,596

I -- I don't know where John is getting his figures.

No

11,512

And therefore, the term honest broker makes sense.

No

32,487

But she is raising your taxes and I'm lowering your taxes.

Yes

24,409

But when you go to put somebody else's son or daughter into war, I think you got to be a little bit careful and you have to be sure that there's a military plan that can do this.

No

20,073

But the most important thing is my plan for the 21st Century is a better plan.

No

6,519

My call to our fellow Americans is if you're healthy, if you're younger, don't get a flu shot this year.

No

28,511

The mission must be clear.

No

24,796

When you go to bed tonight, look at your children.

No

21,407

Now, it's not the Republicans' fault, of course, and it's not the Democrats' fault.

No

20,494

I know we need to ban partial birth abortions.

No

30,279

I think that once the nuclear alternative happens, it's over.

No

4,079

What Senator McCain refers to is a measure in the Senate that would try to broaden the mandate inside of Iraq.

No

13,338

I never suggested that compulsory arbitration was the solution for national emergency disputes.

Yes

25,308

If I were dealing with politics here, the polls show the American people want this.

No

12,644

I believe that the world is changing fast.

No

18,748

With respect to North Korea, the real story: We had inspectors and television cameras in the nuclear reactor in North Korea.

Yes

15,171

It's understandable that a Senator in the preliminary debates can make an irresponsible statement, or, maybe, an ill-advised statement.

No

23,691

We knew he tortured his own people.

Yes

496

I think they understand my commitment to helping them in the neighborhoods.

No

30,250

The single greatest problem the world has is nuclear armament, nuclear weapons, not global warming, like you think and your -- your president thinks.

No

8,847

for a specific cause or a specific objective, come with such red tape, such priorities established by a bureaucracy in Washington, that the local government's hands are tied with regard to using that money as they feel could best be used, and for what they think might be the top priority.

No

8,142

I don't want the talents of any American to go to waste.

No

34,322

We will have created a tremendous economic machine once again.

No

14,563

My plan says that we want to raise marginal incomes on family incomes above $200,000 from 31 to 36 percent, that we want to ask foreign corporations simply to pay the same percentage of taxes on their income that American corporations play (sic) in America, that we want to use that money to provide over $100 billion in tax cuts for investment in new plant and equipment, for small business, for new technologies, and for middle class tax relief.

Yes

29,898

Because I want to get on to defeating ISIS, because I want to get on to creating jobs, because I want to get on to having a strong border, because I want to get on to things that are very important to me and that are very important to the country.

No

22,904

Daniel, I don't support a draft.

No

7,891

But what does he offer?

No

24,301

We really need to nail down the big intercontinental ballistic missiles, the ones that can hit us from Russia.

No

12,128

Now, I know that we have some disagreements on this.

No

13,517

This has a great effect on the s- underdeveloped world, which faces problems of low income and high population density and inadequate resources.

No

20,502

Surely we can find common ground to reduce the number of abortions in America.

No

4,026

A war that I was in, where we had an Army, that it wasn't through any fault of their own, but they were defeated.

No

23,782

The 9/11 Commission put out a report that said America is safer but not yet safe.

Yes

10,736

It includes telling the oil companies, that currently have 68 million acres that they're not using, that either you use them or you lose them.

Yes

33,834

I believe, Chris, that she got these people to step forward.

No

20,697

I think that's a big mistake, because I think we have to stay at the cutting edge.

No

11,615

Started off as a humanitarian mission and it changed into a nation-building mission, and that's where the mission went wrong.

No

19,011

It's not what the American people thought they were getting when they voted.

No

13,083

It is a commitment that we have to meet if we're going to protect the security of Western Europe.

No

28,329

Part of it's because you can't -- you can't control the classroom.

No

32,272

And she won't even mention the word and nor will President Obama.

No

21,033

That means he'll either have to raise your taxes by $900 billion or go into the Social Security surplus for $900 billion.

No

21,160

You know, going to a Buddhist temple and then claiming it wasn't a fundraiser isn't my view of responsibility.

No

23,926

Certainly anyone in the White House should have the character to be there.

No

23,409

I'm going to shut that loophole, and I'm going to give the tax benefit to the companies that stay here in America to help make them more competitive.

No

28,149

And I'll bring new competition to bring the price down.

No

8,784

But, I think that that is clearly related to the fact that, going back to the time when the all-volunteer Army was created in 1973 - and I worked hard for it and supported it - we simply have failed to keep pace with the cost of living.

Yes

2,829

Let me tell you this straight from the shoulder.

No

26,287

We think that's very important because a lot of people take care of their parents.

No

1,129

It's far better for a person sitting in the White House uh - who has a number of options to make certain that the uh - other side, so to speak, doesn't know precisely what you're going to do.

No

26,473

If there's anything that's going to change America it's get the economy growing.

No

15,862

I didn't hear the word "liberal" or "left" one time.

No

25,260

And, as a matter of fact, we haven't avoided arms control talks with the Soviet Union.

Yes

12,871

No one can say what that course of action will be, but I think the next president of the United States should watch it carefully.

No

27,020

...that's a -- I indicated...

No