iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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7,874	In Africa, the United States has ignored Latin uh - Africa.	No
8,120	Are we as strong as we should be?	No
25,273	They're tough negotiators, but all previous Presidents have made progress.	No
6,327	It had its flaws, it had its problems, the first time we had looked at the issue of education in America from a nationwide perspective.	No
14,342	And talk to any head of any of those key committees in the Senate.	No
23,857	We have got to have the courage to change.	No
18,386	I'm optimistic we'll achieve -- I know we won't achieve if we send mixed signals.	No
6,383	That's why I've asked you not only to examine my record, but my proposals for the future of this country.	No
23,074	The president sides with the power companies, the oil companies, the drug companies.	No
8,466	And it is a fact in the August session that the four members of the Rules Committee who were Republicans joining with two Democrats voted against sending the aid to education bill to the floor of the House.	Yes
34,332	But we don't use those people.	No
7,211	And that's what the No Child Left Behind Act does.	No
32,977	I hope that they will see their way to doing it, but if I am so fortunate enough as to be president, I will immediately move to make sure that we fill that, we have nine justices that get to work on behalf of our people.	No
19,868	That's one of the big reasons I vetoed it.	Yes
12,062	So gun laws are important, no question about it, but so is loving children, and character education classes, and faith-based programs being a part of after-school programs.	No
15,081	We will maintain our position of neutrality in the Iran and Iraq war.	No
14,406	We guard those like the secrets of the atomic bomb, literally.	No
18,148	Can I respond to that?	No
23,875	Now, I know that the only way he can win is to make everybody believe the economy's worse than it is.	No
12,059	It's really a matter of culture.	No
8,733	possibility for oil of the continental shelf around the United States; when you stop to think that the government has taken over 100 million acres of land out of circulation in Alaska, alone, that is believed by geologists to contain much in the line of minerals and energy sources, then I think it is the Government, and the Government with its own restrictions and regulations, that is creating the energy crisis.	Yes
9,203	And I know he keeps saying, you want to take Detroit bankrupt.	No
22,280	Finally, if we don't fix this, you're right.	No
25,810	Number three, cover people who are between jobs for up to six months.	No
19,594	Well I failed to mention North Korea and Cuba, a while ago.	No
7,605	Thirdly, Arthur Gardner, a Republican Ambassador, Earl Smith, a Republican Ambassador, in succession - both have indicated in the past six weeks that they reported to Washington that Castro was a Marxist, that Raul Castro was a Communist, and that they got no effective results.	Yes
7,254	They didn't view their service as a back-door draft.	No
19,962	The bottom line is this: I think the American people, thought he'd recite all these bills and all these things, they want to know what's going to happen to them.	No
14,330	And if we didn't tell him that, why won't we even let the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Senate Intelligence Committee see the written instructions for Ambassador Glaspie?	No
33,703	China is growing at 7 percent.	Yes
23,744	Obviously the president and I both have very strong convictions.	No
27,747	They don't want to see the world break out into -- into various forms of chaos, because they have to -- they have to manufacture goods and put people to work and they have about 20,000 -- 20 million, rather, people coming out of the farms every year coming into the cities, needing jobs.	Yes
34,069	We've been around for 240 years.	No
11,352	So what I don't know is what the unexpected will be.	No
28,514	And the exit strategy needs to be well-defined.	No
3,878	We don't want our kids coming back here.	No
4,040	You don't muddle through stamping out the Taliban.	No
16,948	But I do think we ought to have a cohesive economic policy with at - at least the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and the president's terms being uh - the same and letting the Congress, of course, be the third uh - entity with uh - with independence subject only to the president's veto.	No
22,482	First of all, the people of my state have let me be their governor for 12 years because I made commitments to 2 things -- more jobs and better schools.	Yes
27,470	We need to increase pressure time, and time again on Iran because anything other than a -- a -- a solution to this, which says -- which stops this -- this nuclear folly of theirs, is unacceptable to America.	No
17,707	The connection that's been made again between the deficit and the interest rates -- there is no connection between them.	Yes
27,409	It's what are our capabilities.	No
11,722	I mean, we're going to have kind of a nation building core from America?	No
3,485	And we are going to have to intervene; there's no doubt about that.	No
10,227	What I will do as president is make sure it's more attractive to come to America again.	No
5,721	First of all, in terms of standing up to the leaders of my party, the first major bill that I voted on in the Senate was in support of tort reform, which wasn't very popular with trial lawyers, a major constituency in the Democratic Party.	Yes
33,162	The Supreme Court: It's what it's all about.	No
3,275	That conference has met six times.	No
19,515	We have worked hard for peace and freedom.	No
22,930	You tell Tony Blair we're going alone.	No
29,135	Because they're using our country as a piggy bank to rebuild China, and many other countries are doing the same thing.	Yes
33,309	Hillary wants to give amnesty.	Yes
32,471	You know, I've heard Hillary complaining about so many different things over the years.	No
3,654	You've got to look at our records.	No
8,150	A cotton farmer in Georgia or a peanut farmer or a dairy farmer in Wisconsin and Minnesota, he cannot protect himself against the forces of supply and demand in the market place; but working together in effective governmental programs he can do so.	No
11,105	And that's why I think it's so important for us to reverse course, because that's the central front on terrorism.	No
15,429	I've done that with moderation, with care, with thoughtfulness; sometimes consulting experts.	No
1,181	I feel completely at ease knowing that someday Senator Mondale might very well be president.	No
4,257	And I have to say, Senator McCain and I, I think agree on the importance of energy, but Senator McCain mentioned earlier the importance of looking at a record.	No
11,461	We can lend money but we have to do it wisely.	No
20,690	For the last eight years I've served on the National Security Council, and when the conflict came up in Bosnia, I saw a genocide in the heart of Europe with the most violent war on the continent of Europe since World War II.	Yes
1,085	Now, after all of those investigations by objective, responsible people, I think the matter is closed once and for all.	No
11,338	And we can't expect that if we do the same things that we've been doing over the last eight years, that somehow we are going to have a different outcome.	No
9,690	Every woman in America should have access to contraceptives.	No
21,896	The point I want to make to you is, a bipartisan commission reviewed my plan and the Bush plan and there were as many Republicans as Democratic health care experts on it.	Yes
20,908	Here are a couple of differences, though, Jim.	No
32,504	And it is sort of amusing to hear somebody who hasn't paid federal income taxes in maybe 20 years talking about what he's going to do.	Yes
32,669	Look at what she did in Libya with Gadhafi.	No
17,210	I want to hear only arguments as to whether it is good or bad for the people -- is it morally right?	No
13,744	Governor Clinton has to operate under a balanced budget amendment -- he has to do it, that is the law.	Yes
4,087	Senator McCain is absolutely right, we cannot tolerate a nuclear Iran.	No
24,346	The Freedom Support Act is something I got through the Congress, and it's a very good thing, because it does exactly what you say, and I think you agree with that, to help Russian democracy.	No
3,639	Now, what he doesn't tell you is that he intends to, for the first time in history, tax health benefits.	Yes
9,277	20 or 25 birds were killed and brought out a migratory bird act to go after them on a criminal basis.	Yes
14,064	We won't be making airplanes in this country 10 years from now if we let deals like this go through.	No
13,374	Now as far as his figures are concerned here tonight, he again is engaging in this, what I would call, mirror game of "here-it-is-and-here-it-isn't."	No
6,901	If you don't want to take the offer of the plan that I want to put forward, you don't have do.	No
33,805	Take a look at Libya.	No
21,126	And you know what, the issue is changing.	No
12,804	It's possible to detect those kind of tests.	No
3,594	I want to keep taxes low.	No
8,112	We discuss tonight domestic issues, but I would not want that to be any implication to be given that this does not involve directly our struggle with Mr. Khrushchev for survival.	No
6,698	The way my opponent talks, he said, "We're going to spend the government's money.	Yes
13,300	I do not suggest that Mr. Nixon does in any way.	No
24,001	Right now we have a flat to deteriorating job base and where it appears to be growing, it's minimum-wage jobs.	Yes
7,328	I think that we have a long way to go, regrettably.	No
7,822	I have made recommendations on that and I have discussed them previously and I will spell them out further in the campaign.	Yes
32,160	But everybody else, the 170 million of us who get health insurance through our employees got big benefits.	Yes
13,434	That's why we don't have full employment today.	No
11,088	So you have to temper your decisions with the ability to beneficially affect the situation and realize you're sending America's most precious asset, American blood, into harm's way.	No
1,296	The bankruptcies have gone up - uh in an extraordinary degree.	Yes
29,923	Well, it was very -- I say nothing.	No
10,647	And drilling offshore and nuclear power are two vital elements of that.	No
21,104	The governor's plan is Social Security minus.	No
26,817	We ought to protect the American flag with a constitutional amendment.	No
15,225	We will drill more oil and gas wells this year than any year in history.	No
31,922	And we're going to make America wealthy again, because if you don't do that, it just -- it sounds harsh to say, but we have to build up the wealth of our nation.	No
22,205	Seventy percent of my state's money goes to the public schools, and I was really honored when Time magazine said that our schools have shown more improvement than any other state in the country except one other -- they named 2 states showing real strides forward in the 80s.	Yes
32,444	Many of her friends took bigger deductions.	Yes
14,849	I might also add that there are decisions that are made in the Oval Office by every President which are profound in nature.	No

7,874

In Africa, the United States has ignored Latin uh - Africa.

No

8,120

Are we as strong as we should be?

No

25,273

They're tough negotiators, but all previous Presidents have made progress.

No

6,327

It had its flaws, it had its problems, the first time we had looked at the issue of education in America from a nationwide perspective.

No

14,342

And talk to any head of any of those key committees in the Senate.

No

23,857

We have got to have the courage to change.

No

18,386

I'm optimistic we'll achieve -- I know we won't achieve if we send mixed signals.

No

6,383

That's why I've asked you not only to examine my record, but my proposals for the future of this country.

No

23,074

The president sides with the power companies, the oil companies, the drug companies.

No

8,466

And it is a fact in the August session that the four members of the Rules Committee who were Republicans joining with two Democrats voted against sending the aid to education bill to the floor of the House.

Yes

34,332

But we don't use those people.

No

7,211

And that's what the No Child Left Behind Act does.

No

32,977

I hope that they will see their way to doing it, but if I am so fortunate enough as to be president, I will immediately move to make sure that we fill that, we have nine justices that get to work on behalf of our people.

No

19,868

That's one of the big reasons I vetoed it.

Yes

12,062

So gun laws are important, no question about it, but so is loving children, and character education classes, and faith-based programs being a part of after-school programs.

No

15,081

We will maintain our position of neutrality in the Iran and Iraq war.

No

14,406

We guard those like the secrets of the atomic bomb, literally.

No

18,148

Can I respond to that?

No

23,875

Now, I know that the only way he can win is to make everybody believe the economy's worse than it is.

No

12,059

It's really a matter of culture.

No

8,733

possibility for oil of the continental shelf around the United States; when you stop to think that the government has taken over 100 million acres of land out of circulation in Alaska, alone, that is believed by geologists to contain much in the line of minerals and energy sources, then I think it is the Government, and the Government with its own restrictions and regulations, that is creating the energy crisis.

Yes

9,203

And I know he keeps saying, you want to take Detroit bankrupt.

No

22,280

Finally, if we don't fix this, you're right.

No

25,810

Number three, cover people who are between jobs for up to six months.

No

19,594

Well I failed to mention North Korea and Cuba, a while ago.

No

7,605

Thirdly, Arthur Gardner, a Republican Ambassador, Earl Smith, a Republican Ambassador, in succession - both have indicated in the past six weeks that they reported to Washington that Castro was a Marxist, that Raul Castro was a Communist, and that they got no effective results.

Yes

7,254

They didn't view their service as a back-door draft.

No

19,962

The bottom line is this: I think the American people, thought he'd recite all these bills and all these things, they want to know what's going to happen to them.

No

14,330

And if we didn't tell him that, why won't we even let the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Senate Intelligence Committee see the written instructions for Ambassador Glaspie?

No

33,703

China is growing at 7 percent.

Yes

23,744

Obviously the president and I both have very strong convictions.

No

27,747

They don't want to see the world break out into -- into various forms of chaos, because they have to -- they have to manufacture goods and put people to work and they have about 20,000 -- 20 million, rather, people coming out of the farms every year coming into the cities, needing jobs.

Yes

34,069

We've been around for 240 years.

No

11,352

So what I don't know is what the unexpected will be.

No

28,514

And the exit strategy needs to be well-defined.

No

3,878

We don't want our kids coming back here.

No

4,040

You don't muddle through stamping out the Taliban.

No

16,948

But I do think we ought to have a cohesive economic policy with at - at least the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and the president's terms being uh - the same and letting the Congress, of course, be the third uh - entity with uh - with independence subject only to the president's veto.

No

22,482

First of all, the people of my state have let me be their governor for 12 years because I made commitments to 2 things -- more jobs and better schools.

Yes

27,470

We need to increase pressure time, and time again on Iran because anything other than a -- a -- a solution to this, which says -- which stops this -- this nuclear folly of theirs, is unacceptable to America.

No

17,707

The connection that's been made again between the deficit and the interest rates -- there is no connection between them.

Yes

27,409

It's what are our capabilities.

No

11,722

I mean, we're going to have kind of a nation building core from America?

No

3,485

And we are going to have to intervene; there's no doubt about that.

No

10,227

What I will do as president is make sure it's more attractive to come to America again.

No

5,721

First of all, in terms of standing up to the leaders of my party, the first major bill that I voted on in the Senate was in support of tort reform, which wasn't very popular with trial lawyers, a major constituency in the Democratic Party.

Yes

33,162

The Supreme Court: It's what it's all about.

No

3,275

That conference has met six times.

No

19,515

We have worked hard for peace and freedom.

No

22,930

You tell Tony Blair we're going alone.

No

29,135

Because they're using our country as a piggy bank to rebuild China, and many other countries are doing the same thing.

Yes

33,309

Hillary wants to give amnesty.

Yes

32,471

You know, I've heard Hillary complaining about so many different things over the years.

No

3,654

You've got to look at our records.

No

8,150

A cotton farmer in Georgia or a peanut farmer or a dairy farmer in Wisconsin and Minnesota, he cannot protect himself against the forces of supply and demand in the market place; but working together in effective governmental programs he can do so.

No

11,105

And that's why I think it's so important for us to reverse course, because that's the central front on terrorism.

No

15,429

I've done that with moderation, with care, with thoughtfulness; sometimes consulting experts.

No

1,181

I feel completely at ease knowing that someday Senator Mondale might very well be president.

No

4,257

And I have to say, Senator McCain and I, I think agree on the importance of energy, but Senator McCain mentioned earlier the importance of looking at a record.

No

11,461

We can lend money but we have to do it wisely.

No

20,690

For the last eight years I've served on the National Security Council, and when the conflict came up in Bosnia, I saw a genocide in the heart of Europe with the most violent war on the continent of Europe since World War II.

Yes

1,085

Now, after all of those investigations by objective, responsible people, I think the matter is closed once and for all.

No

11,338

And we can't expect that if we do the same things that we've been doing over the last eight years, that somehow we are going to have a different outcome.

No

9,690

Every woman in America should have access to contraceptives.

No

21,896

The point I want to make to you is, a bipartisan commission reviewed my plan and the Bush plan and there were as many Republicans as Democratic health care experts on it.

Yes

20,908

Here are a couple of differences, though, Jim.

No

32,504

And it is sort of amusing to hear somebody who hasn't paid federal income taxes in maybe 20 years talking about what he's going to do.

Yes

32,669

Look at what she did in Libya with Gadhafi.

No

17,210

I want to hear only arguments as to whether it is good or bad for the people -- is it morally right?

No

13,744

Governor Clinton has to operate under a balanced budget amendment -- he has to do it, that is the law.

Yes

4,087

Senator McCain is absolutely right, we cannot tolerate a nuclear Iran.

No

24,346

The Freedom Support Act is something I got through the Congress, and it's a very good thing, because it does exactly what you say, and I think you agree with that, to help Russian democracy.

No

3,639

Now, what he doesn't tell you is that he intends to, for the first time in history, tax health benefits.

Yes

9,277

20 or 25 birds were killed and brought out a migratory bird act to go after them on a criminal basis.

Yes

14,064

We won't be making airplanes in this country 10 years from now if we let deals like this go through.

No

13,374

Now as far as his figures are concerned here tonight, he again is engaging in this, what I would call, mirror game of "here-it-is-and-here-it-isn't."

No

6,901

If you don't want to take the offer of the plan that I want to put forward, you don't have do.

No

33,805

Take a look at Libya.

No

21,126

And you know what, the issue is changing.

No

12,804

It's possible to detect those kind of tests.

No

3,594

I want to keep taxes low.

No

8,112

We discuss tonight domestic issues, but I would not want that to be any implication to be given that this does not involve directly our struggle with Mr. Khrushchev for survival.

No

6,698

The way my opponent talks, he said, "We're going to spend the government's money.

Yes

13,300

I do not suggest that Mr. Nixon does in any way.

No

24,001

Right now we have a flat to deteriorating job base and where it appears to be growing, it's minimum-wage jobs.

Yes

7,328

I think that we have a long way to go, regrettably.

No

7,822

I have made recommendations on that and I have discussed them previously and I will spell them out further in the campaign.

Yes

32,160

But everybody else, the 170 million of us who get health insurance through our employees got big benefits.

Yes

13,434

That's why we don't have full employment today.

No

11,088

So you have to temper your decisions with the ability to beneficially affect the situation and realize you're sending America's most precious asset, American blood, into harm's way.

No

1,296

The bankruptcies have gone up - uh in an extraordinary degree.

Yes

29,923

Well, it was very -- I say nothing.

No

10,647

And drilling offshore and nuclear power are two vital elements of that.

No

21,104

The governor's plan is Social Security minus.

No

26,817

We ought to protect the American flag with a constitutional amendment.

No

15,225

We will drill more oil and gas wells this year than any year in history.

No

31,922

And we're going to make America wealthy again, because if you don't do that, it just -- it sounds harsh to say, but we have to build up the wealth of our nation.

No

22,205

Seventy percent of my state's money goes to the public schools, and I was really honored when Time magazine said that our schools have shown more improvement than any other state in the country except one other -- they named 2 states showing real strides forward in the 80s.

Yes

32,444

Many of her friends took bigger deductions.

Yes

14,849

I might also add that there are decisions that are made in the Oval Office by every President which are profound in nature.

No