iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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3,283	But let me comment on the report.	No
29,895	And I'll tell you why I'm satisfied with it.	No
16,112	It had nothing to do with the debate on Social Security.	No
7,156	And that's to make sure the education system works.	No
29,758	You need better relationships between the communities and the police, because in some cases, it's not good.	No
21,869	You own this country but you have no voice in it the way it's organized now, and if you want to have a high risk experience, comparable to bungee jumping, go into Congress some time when they're working on this kind of legislation, when the lobbyists are running up and down the halls.	No
7,267	In fact, I've said the opposite: I will never turn the security of the United States over to any nation.	No
26,103	And the government doesn't create jobs.	No
33,152	That's how I see the court, and the kind of people that I would be looking to nominate to the court would be in the great tradition of standing up to the powerful, standing up on behalf of our rights as Americans.	No
10,947	In fact, just today business organizations like the United States Chamber of Commerce, which generally are pretty supportive of Republicans, said that this would lead to the unraveling of the employer-based health care system.	Yes
1,347	I don't believe in the registration of handguns or the registration of the handgun owner.	No
28,570	None of my proposals would have any effect on hunters, or sportsmen, or people who use rifles.	No
17,605	Well, first of all, I gave him the benefit of the doubt on the house deal.	No
1,009	I believe that the American people, if given the leadership that I would expect to give, would be willing to give this thrust to preserve the peace and the necessary restraint at home to hold the lid on spending so that we could, I think, have a long overdue and totally justified tax decrease for the middle-income people.	No
10,811	Look -- look, it's not that hard to fix Social Security, Tom.	No
18,929	I'll tell you another way to help protect America in the long run is to continue with missile defenses.	No
20,781	No, I don't, and I'm not going to go to calling names on his facts.	No
7,466	O'Neill said, "Come on over.	No
898	What kind of judgment sense has your chief education adviser now in jail in Massachusetts?	No
2,999	Nowadays - 75 percent were for Israel before.	Yes
16,272	But, Andrea, I think we can go far beyond this as well, because we have opportunities now step-by-step to bring down the level of strategic weapons, get a test ban treaty, negotiate those conventional force reductions.	No
18,163	But that doesn't mean it wasn't a mistake of judgment to go there and take the focus off of Osama bin Laden.	No
22,139	We cannot be the policeman for the world any longer.	No
3,614	I want to cut it so that businesses will remain in -- in the United States of America and create jobs.	No
11,980	That doesn't mean we shouldn't fully enforce laws and fully protect people and fully honor people, which I will do as the President of the United States.	No
22,439	Getting things done in three months that my competitors took 18 months to do.	Yes
3,498	But there's also the issue of responsibility.	No
32,281	And I've heard this question from a lot of Muslim-Americans across our country, because, unfortunately, there's been a lot of very divisive, dark things said about Muslims.	Yes
18,367	He called them coerced and the bribed.	No
13,446	Perhaps that oil abroad should be treated differently than the oil here at home.	No
28,043	And of course, this debate also takes place at a time when the tragedy of the USS Cole is on our minds and hearts and insofar as the memorial service is tomorrow, I would like to also extend sympathy to the families of those who have died and those who are still missing, and the injured.	No
1,172	I'd say, several hundred of them.	No
6,964	And if we don't act today, the problem will be valued in the trillions.	No
27,526	This has been probably the biggest whopper that's been told during the course of this campaign.	No
2,157	Oh, I just thought about one.	No
23,791	Freedom is on the march.	No
33,390	But it is clear, when you look at what Donald has been proposing, he started his campaign bashing immigrants, calling Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals and drug dealers, that he has a very different view about what we should do to deal with immigrants.	Yes
8,696	those imports have been reduced.	Yes
20,783	The analysis that he's talking about leaves out more than half of the tax cuts that I have proposed.	Yes
30	Entertainment industry, people involved in the schools, education.	No
4,217	It had everything to do with energy.	No
14,992	I talked to a man just briefly there who asked me one simple question: "Do I have reason to hope that I can someday take care of my family again?	No
2,592	The proof of that is we've gone from 32 million on food stamps to 47 million on food stamps.	Yes
10,211	... and reduce our violence.	No
14,747	Absolutely we can win, because it's your country.	No
25,636	And then I thought to myself, what are they going to say about us, what are those people 100 years from now going to think?	No
19,833	It's going to be a big, big opportunity for a lot of people.	No
22,048	Now then, that money needs to be -- they don't even pay interest on it.	Yes
13,685	And the American taxpayer ought to be glad they have a president to stand up to a spending Congress.	No
596	And he just lifted martial law.	Yes
7,688	First, as a legislative leader.	No
2,815	And that's one of the major issues in this uh - campaign of 1976.	No
12,954	We had a recession in fifty-eight.	No
7,798	If we build our economy the way we should, we can afford to do these things and we must do it.	No
21,119	You leave future generations with tremendous IOUs.	No
25,612	We need to move on.	No
15,264	And we created an OSHA - an Occupational Safety and Health Agency - for the protection of employees before the Federal Government had one in place.	Yes
8,951	I vetoed 993 measures without having a veto overturned.	Yes
1,491	And the only poll I've ever followed is the one that uh - you know, is taken on election day.	No
9,374	The price of electricity is up.	Yes
19,043	We will reform our military.	No
11,833	And I also agree that most police officers, of course, are doing a good job and hate this practice also.	No
23,595	He was a justice on the Supreme Court of the United States.	No
27,641	That was facilitated in part because we had ended the war in Iraq.	No
26,104	They're created in the private sector.	No
24,376	But Governor Clinton's philosophy is isolate them.	No
24,989	I know that Mr. Mondale, in the past, has made statements as if they were just people like ourselves, and if we were kind and good and did something nice, they would respond accordingly.	Yes
19,057	I see the valley below, and it's a valley of peace.	No
10,558	In fact, Senator McCain's campaign chairman's firm was a lobbyist on behalf of Fannie Mae, not me.	No
20,665	But if our national security is at stake, if we have allies, if we've tried every other course, if we're sure military action will succeed, and if the costs are proportionate to the benefits, we should get involved.	No
11,325	But, look, the nature of the challenges that we're going to face are immense and one of the things that we know about the presidency is that it's never the challenges that you expect.	No
14,087	Look what's happening to McDonnell Douglas; even Boeing is losing market share -- because we let the Europeans spend $25-$40 billion on Airbus without an appropriate competitive response.	Yes
15,365	It has imposed on the individual freedoms of the people, and there are more of these things that could be solved by the people themselves, if they were given a chance, or by the levels of government that were closer to them.	No
21,792	If you want to hear it, you get it tomorrow night -- you'll hear it tomorrow night.	No
12,457	If the tax cut is your number one, two, three and four priority, you can't do education.	Yes
1,933	So how do we deal with it?	No
22,567	I've argued that we should fully funded it.	No
21,949	And I read in the bulletin about teenage pregnancies, about the difficulties that families are having to make ends meet.	No
6,400	In policies that will lift wages and will grow our middle class.	No
17,890	But is that really the question that should be asked?	No
29,132	They're devaluing their currency, and there's nobody in our government to fight them.	Yes
26,914	We have in -- in Egypt, a Muslim Brotherhood president.	Yes
15,791	I can think of doctors and scientists, Jonas Salk who for example discovered a vaccine which cured one of the most dread diseases we ever had.	No
25,010	One is the Middle East, and that is of interest to the whole Western World and the industrialized nations, because of the great supply of energy upon which so many depend there.	No
8,756	As for saving energy and conserving, the American people haven't been doing badly at that.	No
7,433	The No Child Left Behind Act, incredibly enough, was good work between me and my administration and people like Senator Ted Kennedy.	No
32,562	Why didn't she do something about it?	No
790	Now we have a chance.	No
26,264	Make an effort to put a ramp up there so someone in a wheelchair can get up.	No
27,988	We've got to do that in Washington.	No
11,765	No, I would make some changes.	No
20,089	I left on June 11th because I wanted the American people to know that I was willing to give up something.	No
18,031	But if we remain strong and resolute, we will defeat this enemy.	No
11,998	Have a gun-free zone around every school in this country.	No
29,643	Do the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of your business not deserve some kind of apology from someone who has taken their labor, taken the goods that they produced, and then refused to pay them?	No
20,129	A lot of people ought to deserve credit, Mr. President.	No
13,347	He can set up a fact-finding committee.	No
18,514	I think it's worth it, because I think -- I know in the long term a free Iraq, a free Afghanistan, will set such a powerful example in a part of the world that's desperate for freedom.	No
5,489	And, by the way, our beloved Nancy Reagan is in the hospital tonight, so our thoughts and prayers are going with you.	No
5,615	What I want to emphasize, though, is that I have been a strong proponent of pay-as- you-go.	Yes

3,283

But let me comment on the report.

No

29,895

And I'll tell you why I'm satisfied with it.

No

16,112

It had nothing to do with the debate on Social Security.

No

7,156

And that's to make sure the education system works.

No

29,758

You need better relationships between the communities and the police, because in some cases, it's not good.

No

21,869

You own this country but you have no voice in it the way it's organized now, and if you want to have a high risk experience, comparable to bungee jumping, go into Congress some time when they're working on this kind of legislation, when the lobbyists are running up and down the halls.

No

7,267

In fact, I've said the opposite: I will never turn the security of the United States over to any nation.

No

26,103

And the government doesn't create jobs.

No

33,152

That's how I see the court, and the kind of people that I would be looking to nominate to the court would be in the great tradition of standing up to the powerful, standing up on behalf of our rights as Americans.

No

10,947

In fact, just today business organizations like the United States Chamber of Commerce, which generally are pretty supportive of Republicans, said that this would lead to the unraveling of the employer-based health care system.

Yes

1,347

I don't believe in the registration of handguns or the registration of the handgun owner.

No

28,570

None of my proposals would have any effect on hunters, or sportsmen, or people who use rifles.

No

17,605

Well, first of all, I gave him the benefit of the doubt on the house deal.

No

1,009

I believe that the American people, if given the leadership that I would expect to give, would be willing to give this thrust to preserve the peace and the necessary restraint at home to hold the lid on spending so that we could, I think, have a long overdue and totally justified tax decrease for the middle-income people.

No

10,811

Look -- look, it's not that hard to fix Social Security, Tom.

No

18,929

I'll tell you another way to help protect America in the long run is to continue with missile defenses.

No

20,781

No, I don't, and I'm not going to go to calling names on his facts.

No

7,466

O'Neill said, "Come on over.

No

898

What kind of judgment sense has your chief education adviser now in jail in Massachusetts?

No

2,999

Nowadays - 75 percent were for Israel before.

Yes

16,272

But, Andrea, I think we can go far beyond this as well, because we have opportunities now step-by-step to bring down the level of strategic weapons, get a test ban treaty, negotiate those conventional force reductions.

No

18,163

But that doesn't mean it wasn't a mistake of judgment to go there and take the focus off of Osama bin Laden.

No

22,139

We cannot be the policeman for the world any longer.

No

3,614

I want to cut it so that businesses will remain in -- in the United States of America and create jobs.

No

11,980

That doesn't mean we shouldn't fully enforce laws and fully protect people and fully honor people, which I will do as the President of the United States.

No

22,439

Getting things done in three months that my competitors took 18 months to do.

Yes

3,498

But there's also the issue of responsibility.

No

32,281

And I've heard this question from a lot of Muslim-Americans across our country, because, unfortunately, there's been a lot of very divisive, dark things said about Muslims.

Yes

18,367

He called them coerced and the bribed.

No

13,446

Perhaps that oil abroad should be treated differently than the oil here at home.

No

28,043

And of course, this debate also takes place at a time when the tragedy of the USS Cole is on our minds and hearts and insofar as the memorial service is tomorrow, I would like to also extend sympathy to the families of those who have died and those who are still missing, and the injured.

No

1,172

I'd say, several hundred of them.

No

6,964

And if we don't act today, the problem will be valued in the trillions.

No

27,526

This has been probably the biggest whopper that's been told during the course of this campaign.

No

2,157

Oh, I just thought about one.

No

23,791

Freedom is on the march.

No

33,390

But it is clear, when you look at what Donald has been proposing, he started his campaign bashing immigrants, calling Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals and drug dealers, that he has a very different view about what we should do to deal with immigrants.

Yes

8,696

those imports have been reduced.

Yes

20,783

The analysis that he's talking about leaves out more than half of the tax cuts that I have proposed.

Yes

30

Entertainment industry, people involved in the schools, education.

No

4,217

It had everything to do with energy.

No

14,992

I talked to a man just briefly there who asked me one simple question: "Do I have reason to hope that I can someday take care of my family again?

No

2,592

The proof of that is we've gone from 32 million on food stamps to 47 million on food stamps.

Yes

10,211

... and reduce our violence.

No

14,747

Absolutely we can win, because it's your country.

No

25,636

And then I thought to myself, what are they going to say about us, what are those people 100 years from now going to think?

No

19,833

It's going to be a big, big opportunity for a lot of people.

No

22,048

Now then, that money needs to be -- they don't even pay interest on it.

Yes

13,685

And the American taxpayer ought to be glad they have a president to stand up to a spending Congress.

No

596

And he just lifted martial law.

Yes

7,688

First, as a legislative leader.

No

2,815

And that's one of the major issues in this uh - campaign of 1976.

No

12,954

We had a recession in fifty-eight.

No

7,798

If we build our economy the way we should, we can afford to do these things and we must do it.

No

21,119

You leave future generations with tremendous IOUs.

No

25,612

We need to move on.

No

15,264

And we created an OSHA - an Occupational Safety and Health Agency - for the protection of employees before the Federal Government had one in place.

Yes

8,951

I vetoed 993 measures without having a veto overturned.

Yes

1,491

And the only poll I've ever followed is the one that uh - you know, is taken on election day.

No

9,374

The price of electricity is up.

Yes

19,043

We will reform our military.

No

11,833

And I also agree that most police officers, of course, are doing a good job and hate this practice also.

No

23,595

He was a justice on the Supreme Court of the United States.

No

27,641

That was facilitated in part because we had ended the war in Iraq.

No

26,104

They're created in the private sector.

No

24,376

But Governor Clinton's philosophy is isolate them.

No

24,989

I know that Mr. Mondale, in the past, has made statements as if they were just people like ourselves, and if we were kind and good and did something nice, they would respond accordingly.

Yes

19,057

I see the valley below, and it's a valley of peace.

No

10,558

In fact, Senator McCain's campaign chairman's firm was a lobbyist on behalf of Fannie Mae, not me.

No

20,665

But if our national security is at stake, if we have allies, if we've tried every other course, if we're sure military action will succeed, and if the costs are proportionate to the benefits, we should get involved.

No

11,325

But, look, the nature of the challenges that we're going to face are immense and one of the things that we know about the presidency is that it's never the challenges that you expect.

No

14,087

Look what's happening to McDonnell Douglas; even Boeing is losing market share -- because we let the Europeans spend $25-$40 billion on Airbus without an appropriate competitive response.

Yes

15,365

It has imposed on the individual freedoms of the people, and there are more of these things that could be solved by the people themselves, if they were given a chance, or by the levels of government that were closer to them.

No

21,792

If you want to hear it, you get it tomorrow night -- you'll hear it tomorrow night.

No

12,457

If the tax cut is your number one, two, three and four priority, you can't do education.

Yes

1,933

So how do we deal with it?

No

22,567

I've argued that we should fully funded it.

No

21,949

And I read in the bulletin about teenage pregnancies, about the difficulties that families are having to make ends meet.

No

6,400

In policies that will lift wages and will grow our middle class.

No

17,890

But is that really the question that should be asked?

No

29,132

They're devaluing their currency, and there's nobody in our government to fight them.

Yes

26,914

We have in -- in Egypt, a Muslim Brotherhood president.

Yes

15,791

I can think of doctors and scientists, Jonas Salk who for example discovered a vaccine which cured one of the most dread diseases we ever had.

No

25,010

One is the Middle East, and that is of interest to the whole Western World and the industrialized nations, because of the great supply of energy upon which so many depend there.

No

8,756

As for saving energy and conserving, the American people haven't been doing badly at that.

No

7,433

The No Child Left Behind Act, incredibly enough, was good work between me and my administration and people like Senator Ted Kennedy.

No

32,562

Why didn't she do something about it?

No

790

Now we have a chance.

No

26,264

Make an effort to put a ramp up there so someone in a wheelchair can get up.

No

27,988

We've got to do that in Washington.

No

11,765

No, I would make some changes.

No

20,089

I left on June 11th because I wanted the American people to know that I was willing to give up something.

No

18,031

But if we remain strong and resolute, we will defeat this enemy.

No

11,998

Have a gun-free zone around every school in this country.

No

29,643

Do the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of your business not deserve some kind of apology from someone who has taken their labor, taken the goods that they produced, and then refused to pay them?

No

20,129

A lot of people ought to deserve credit, Mr. President.

No

13,347

He can set up a fact-finding committee.

No

18,514

I think it's worth it, because I think -- I know in the long term a free Iraq, a free Afghanistan, will set such a powerful example in a part of the world that's desperate for freedom.

No

5,489

And, by the way, our beloved Nancy Reagan is in the hospital tonight, so our thoughts and prayers are going with you.

No

5,615

What I want to emphasize, though, is that I have been a strong proponent of pay-as- you-go.

Yes