iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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27,451	And crippling sanctions are something I called for five years ago, when I was in Israel, speaking at the Herzliya Conference.	Yes
29,702	We have to restore trust.	No
27,734	They feel as if they had finally an administration who was going to take this issue seriously.	No
4,333	It is the -- the biggest threat to the United States is a terrorist getting their hands on nuclear weapons.	No
25,991	I've voted eight, ten times since 1965.	No
17,149	And, as a matter of fact, the biggest single tax increase in our nation's history took place 1977.	Yes
22,966	Now, to go back to your question, Nikki, we're not getting the best cooperation in the world today.	No
13,017	Does this show that Communism has the bigger pull, or freedom has the bigger pull?	No
11,424	It means addressing the problems of injustice and inequity, along the lines of race and ethnicity here at home, because in all these other places around the world where they're having these terrible problems, when they feel hope, it is often because they see in us a reflection of their potential.	No
23,447	And so when you're running up the taxes like that, you're taxing job creators, and that's not how you keep jobs here.	No
17,260	The answer to your question is very simple about why I don't go to church.	No
8,724	And this is known oil reserves, known supplies.	No
27,648	Now, that transition has to take place in a responsible fashion.	No
15,317	That is the closest I have ever come to anything voluntary with Social Security.	No
10,452	And that means tax cuts for the middle-class.	No
24,499	We're using the military more now in terms of interdiction.	Yes
8,888	Now, the Federal Government is going to turn around and say, well you have this problem; we will now hand you the money to do it.	No
19,725	I still believe it was the right thing to do.	No
21,409	Now, they're the 2 folks involved so maybe if you put them together, they did it.	No
24,292	When we think of Russia, remember we're thinking of many countries, now.	No
28,446	We can't put the Middle East peace process on our timetable.	No
2,289	And what's happened with some of the legislation that's been passed during the president's term, you've seen regulation become excessive, and it's hurt -- it's hurt the economy.	Yes
14,324	And the rest of my minute, I want to make a very brief comment here in terms of Saddam Hussein.	No
31,844	That's why the slogan of my campaign is "Stronger Together," because I think if we work together, if we overcome the divisiveness that sometimes sets Americans against one another, and instead we make some big goals -- and I've set forth some big goals, getting the economy to work for everyone, not just those at the top, making sure that we have the best education system from preschool through college and making it affordable, and so much else.	No
33,664	I have costed out what I'm going to do.	No
33,070	That's why I'm the only candidate from the very beginning of this campaign who had a plan to help us revitalize coal country, because those coal miners and their fathers and their grandfathers, they dug that coal out.	No
919	I support the farm bill, the 1985 farm bill and spending is moving in the right direction.	No
18,065	Does that mean that Saddam Hussein was 10 times more important than Osama bin Laden -- than, excuse me, Saddam Hussein more important than Osama bin Laden?	No
9,561	I ran the Olympics and balanced the budget.	No
28,863	If you are part of the -- of the bottom 20% or so of wage earners, then you will get an expanded earned income tax credit.	Yes
28,696	Ours is a great land, and one of the reasons why is because we're free.	No
26,552	First of all, I think it's important to make voting more accessible.	No
23,437	You know he calls it an outsourcing to keep -- stop outsourcing.	No
9,192	The president's policies have been exercised over the last four years and they haven't put Americans back to work.	Yes
34,320	I think you can go to 5 percent or 6 percent.	No
8,398	Otherwise, with a steady rate of economic growth - and Mr. Nixon and Mr. Rockefeller, in their meeting, said a five per cent economic growth would bring by 1962 ten billion dollars extra in tax revenues.	Yes
20,377	If you make more than $25,000 a year you don't get a penny of help under the Bush prescription drug proposal for at least four to five years, and then you're pushed into a Medicare -- into an HMO or insurance company plan, and there's no limit on the premiums or the deductibles or any of the conditions.	Yes
3,810	It would have been a wider war, which the United States of America might have had to come back.	No
1,962	This is the approach we have to take to get America to a balanced budget.	No
11,986	I think that homeowners have to be respected and their right to have a gun if they wish to.	No
26,265	You don't guarantee they get the job.	No
3,714	I know how to do that.	No
13,938	I'd rather have some jobs left here than just see everything head south, see?	No
32,182	In '17, it implodes by itself.	Yes
21,032	It's been projected that they could conceivably bust the budget by $900 billion.	Yes
1,506	But I think our hold uh - of support among those who uh - are crucial to the election has been fairly steady.	No
5,684	It has doubled over the last eight years.	Yes
7,945	We're not able to consume what we're able to produce at a time when the Soviet Union is making great economic gains.	Yes
9,608	We've expanded Pell Grants for millions of people, including millions of young women, all across the country.	Yes
21,668	Put those jobs in the inner cities instead of doing diplomatic deals and shipping them to China where prison labor does the work.	No
4,318	I know our allies, and I can work much more closely with them.	No
5,732	Now, you've shown independence -- commendable independence, on some key issues like torture, for example, and I give you enormous credit for that.	No
3,874	And you know, afterwards, we spent a lot of time with them.	No
16,148	I think the farm bill that he criticizes was good legislation, outstanding legislation.	No
32,599	I worked very hard and was very proud to be re-elected in New York by an even bigger margin than I had been elected the first time.	Yes
23,603	Will a woman's right to choose be protected?	No
23,384	But I thought it would cost a lot -- I think there's a better way to do it.	No
33,747	I have fought against that as a senator.	Yes
7,307	So I believe America's less safe.	No
15,844	I think the man anybody that gets into this political arena and has to face you guys everyday deserves a word of praise.	No
22,864	It is naive and dangerous to take a policy that he suggested the other day, which is to have bilateral relations with North Korea.	No
24,650	We need to accelerate the drug approval process.	No
12,239	I think that holding onto the old ways and the old argument that the environment and the economy are in conflict is really outdated.	No
16,209	I'm the first governor to clean it up.	Yes
19,603	Someone called them something else.	No
427	It's one of the reasons why we have the lowest murder rate of any industrial state in the country.	Yes
28,546	I think it might have been one of my opponent's ads.	No
29,824	Well, I'm talking about taking guns away from gangs and people that use them.	No
26,805	We should have more debates.	No
556	Of course that's a charge that's always made against any governor who runs for the presidency.	No
28,036	Mr. Hankins, I don't feel good about it, and I think we ought to have a patient's bill of rights to take the medical decisions away from the HMOs and give them back to the doctors and nurses.	No
29,778	We just don't want to see it creep back up.	No
8,743	But at the same time, I think it's going to take a dramatic measure of that kind to convince the American people that we will have to reduce the use of the private automobile.	No
8,087	They stand for a whole different approach to the problems facing this country at home and abroad.	No
3,974	And it's going to be tough.	No
6,233	Their Hippocratic Oath would have required them to provide care, and there was already a law in the books.	Yes
16,215	You did everything you could to kill the Clean Water Act	Yes
13,670	The tax burden on them has not gone down.	Yes
21,467	But he raised the question of my father and said, well, your father, Prescott Bush, was against McCarthy, you should be ashamed of yourself, McCarthyism.	No
18,942	It's precisely what Kim Jong Il wants.	No
12,881	They want to be free.	No
13,683	I think everyone's paying too much, but I think this idea that you can go out and -- then he hits me for vetoing a tax bill.	No
12,551	In addition to military strength, we need to see that the economy of this country continues to grow.	No
25,759	Young people are looking to us.	No
27,769	That's why on day one, i will label them a currency manipulator, which allows us to apply tariffs where they're taking jobs.	No
11,659	And we've got to do a lot of work in Africa to promote democracy and trade, and there are some -- Vice President mentioned Nigeria is a fledgling democracy.	No
26,565	Well, I don't know of any perfect solution.	No
26,430	For the first time in the 20th century the President has done that in all four years and that's why I don't want to see us blow a big hole in the deficit with a tax program we can't pay for, so your interest rates will go up, and you'll have to pay back in higher interest rates what you allegedly will get in a tax cut, so I say keep working on expanding the markets.	Yes
11,304	And it is important that we don't provide veto power to the United Nations or anyone else in acting in our interests.	No
28,909	There have been some tough cases come across my desk.	No
3,617	I can tell you, it's rife.	No
6,754	And I've met wives who are supportive of their husbands or vice versa when they finally sort of broke out and allowed themselves to live who they were, who they felt God had made them.	No
27,061	But ultimately, Syrians are going to have to determine their own future.	No
19,714	We had to get their permission.	No
29,656	So, yeah, I think -- I do think it's time.	No
34,327	We used to be there.	No
27,488	And the reason is was so important -- and this is a testament to how we've restored American credibility and strength around the world -- is we had to make sure that all the countries participated, even countries like Russia and China.	No
23,357	Fewer water complaints since I've been the president.	Yes
16,066	These appointments are for life.	No
2,441	It -- when Governor Romney talks about this board, for example, unelected board that we've created, what this is, is a group of health care experts, doctors, et cetera, to figure out, how can we reduce the cost of care in the system overall?	No

27,451

And crippling sanctions are something I called for five years ago, when I was in Israel, speaking at the Herzliya Conference.

Yes

29,702

We have to restore trust.

No

27,734

They feel as if they had finally an administration who was going to take this issue seriously.

No

4,333

It is the -- the biggest threat to the United States is a terrorist getting their hands on nuclear weapons.

No

25,991

I've voted eight, ten times since 1965.

No

17,149

And, as a matter of fact, the biggest single tax increase in our nation's history took place 1977.

Yes

22,966

Now, to go back to your question, Nikki, we're not getting the best cooperation in the world today.

No

13,017

Does this show that Communism has the bigger pull, or freedom has the bigger pull?

No

11,424

It means addressing the problems of injustice and inequity, along the lines of race and ethnicity here at home, because in all these other places around the world where they're having these terrible problems, when they feel hope, it is often because they see in us a reflection of their potential.

No

23,447

And so when you're running up the taxes like that, you're taxing job creators, and that's not how you keep jobs here.

No

17,260

The answer to your question is very simple about why I don't go to church.

No

8,724

And this is known oil reserves, known supplies.

No

27,648

Now, that transition has to take place in a responsible fashion.

No

15,317

That is the closest I have ever come to anything voluntary with Social Security.

No

10,452

And that means tax cuts for the middle-class.

No

24,499

We're using the military more now in terms of interdiction.

Yes

8,888

Now, the Federal Government is going to turn around and say, well you have this problem; we will now hand you the money to do it.

No

19,725

I still believe it was the right thing to do.

No

21,409

Now, they're the 2 folks involved so maybe if you put them together, they did it.

No

24,292

When we think of Russia, remember we're thinking of many countries, now.

No

28,446

We can't put the Middle East peace process on our timetable.

No

2,289

And what's happened with some of the legislation that's been passed during the president's term, you've seen regulation become excessive, and it's hurt -- it's hurt the economy.

Yes

14,324

And the rest of my minute, I want to make a very brief comment here in terms of Saddam Hussein.

No

31,844

That's why the slogan of my campaign is "Stronger Together," because I think if we work together, if we overcome the divisiveness that sometimes sets Americans against one another, and instead we make some big goals -- and I've set forth some big goals, getting the economy to work for everyone, not just those at the top, making sure that we have the best education system from preschool through college and making it affordable, and so much else.

No

33,664

I have costed out what I'm going to do.

No

33,070

That's why I'm the only candidate from the very beginning of this campaign who had a plan to help us revitalize coal country, because those coal miners and their fathers and their grandfathers, they dug that coal out.

No

919

I support the farm bill, the 1985 farm bill and spending is moving in the right direction.

No

18,065

Does that mean that Saddam Hussein was 10 times more important than Osama bin Laden -- than, excuse me, Saddam Hussein more important than Osama bin Laden?

No

9,561

I ran the Olympics and balanced the budget.

No

28,863

If you are part of the -- of the bottom 20% or so of wage earners, then you will get an expanded earned income tax credit.

Yes

28,696

Ours is a great land, and one of the reasons why is because we're free.

No

26,552

First of all, I think it's important to make voting more accessible.

No

23,437

You know he calls it an outsourcing to keep -- stop outsourcing.

No

9,192

The president's policies have been exercised over the last four years and they haven't put Americans back to work.

Yes

34,320

I think you can go to 5 percent or 6 percent.

No

8,398

Otherwise, with a steady rate of economic growth - and Mr. Nixon and Mr. Rockefeller, in their meeting, said a five per cent economic growth would bring by 1962 ten billion dollars extra in tax revenues.

Yes

20,377

If you make more than $25,000 a year you don't get a penny of help under the Bush prescription drug proposal for at least four to five years, and then you're pushed into a Medicare -- into an HMO or insurance company plan, and there's no limit on the premiums or the deductibles or any of the conditions.

Yes

3,810

It would have been a wider war, which the United States of America might have had to come back.

No

1,962

This is the approach we have to take to get America to a balanced budget.

No

11,986

I think that homeowners have to be respected and their right to have a gun if they wish to.

No

26,265

You don't guarantee they get the job.

No

3,714

I know how to do that.

No

13,938

I'd rather have some jobs left here than just see everything head south, see?

No

32,182

In '17, it implodes by itself.

Yes

21,032

It's been projected that they could conceivably bust the budget by $900 billion.

Yes

1,506

But I think our hold uh - of support among those who uh - are crucial to the election has been fairly steady.

No

5,684

It has doubled over the last eight years.

Yes

7,945

We're not able to consume what we're able to produce at a time when the Soviet Union is making great economic gains.

Yes

9,608

We've expanded Pell Grants for millions of people, including millions of young women, all across the country.

Yes

21,668

Put those jobs in the inner cities instead of doing diplomatic deals and shipping them to China where prison labor does the work.

No

4,318

I know our allies, and I can work much more closely with them.

No

5,732

Now, you've shown independence -- commendable independence, on some key issues like torture, for example, and I give you enormous credit for that.

No

3,874

And you know, afterwards, we spent a lot of time with them.

No

16,148

I think the farm bill that he criticizes was good legislation, outstanding legislation.

No

32,599

I worked very hard and was very proud to be re-elected in New York by an even bigger margin than I had been elected the first time.

Yes

23,603

Will a woman's right to choose be protected?

No

23,384

But I thought it would cost a lot -- I think there's a better way to do it.

No

33,747

I have fought against that as a senator.

Yes

7,307

So I believe America's less safe.

No

15,844

I think the man anybody that gets into this political arena and has to face you guys everyday deserves a word of praise.

No

22,864

It is naive and dangerous to take a policy that he suggested the other day, which is to have bilateral relations with North Korea.

No

24,650

We need to accelerate the drug approval process.

No

12,239

I think that holding onto the old ways and the old argument that the environment and the economy are in conflict is really outdated.

No

16,209

I'm the first governor to clean it up.

Yes

19,603

Someone called them something else.

No

427

It's one of the reasons why we have the lowest murder rate of any industrial state in the country.

Yes

28,546

I think it might have been one of my opponent's ads.

No

29,824

Well, I'm talking about taking guns away from gangs and people that use them.

No

26,805

We should have more debates.

No

556

Of course that's a charge that's always made against any governor who runs for the presidency.

No

28,036

Mr. Hankins, I don't feel good about it, and I think we ought to have a patient's bill of rights to take the medical decisions away from the HMOs and give them back to the doctors and nurses.

No

29,778

We just don't want to see it creep back up.

No

8,743

But at the same time, I think it's going to take a dramatic measure of that kind to convince the American people that we will have to reduce the use of the private automobile.

No

8,087

They stand for a whole different approach to the problems facing this country at home and abroad.

No

3,974

And it's going to be tough.

No

6,233

Their Hippocratic Oath would have required them to provide care, and there was already a law in the books.

Yes

16,215

You did everything you could to kill the Clean Water Act

Yes

13,670

The tax burden on them has not gone down.

Yes

21,467

But he raised the question of my father and said, well, your father, Prescott Bush, was against McCarthy, you should be ashamed of yourself, McCarthyism.

No

18,942

It's precisely what Kim Jong Il wants.

No

12,881

They want to be free.

No

13,683

I think everyone's paying too much, but I think this idea that you can go out and -- then he hits me for vetoing a tax bill.

No

12,551

In addition to military strength, we need to see that the economy of this country continues to grow.

No

25,759

Young people are looking to us.

No

27,769

That's why on day one, i will label them a currency manipulator, which allows us to apply tariffs where they're taking jobs.

No

11,659

And we've got to do a lot of work in Africa to promote democracy and trade, and there are some -- Vice President mentioned Nigeria is a fledgling democracy.

No

26,565

Well, I don't know of any perfect solution.

No

26,430

For the first time in the 20th century the President has done that in all four years and that's why I don't want to see us blow a big hole in the deficit with a tax program we can't pay for, so your interest rates will go up, and you'll have to pay back in higher interest rates what you allegedly will get in a tax cut, so I say keep working on expanding the markets.

Yes

11,304

And it is important that we don't provide veto power to the United Nations or anyone else in acting in our interests.

No

28,909

There have been some tough cases come across my desk.

No

3,617

I can tell you, it's rife.

No

6,754

And I've met wives who are supportive of their husbands or vice versa when they finally sort of broke out and allowed themselves to live who they were, who they felt God had made them.

No

27,061

But ultimately, Syrians are going to have to determine their own future.

No

19,714

We had to get their permission.

No

29,656

So, yeah, I think -- I do think it's time.

No

34,327

We used to be there.

No

27,488

And the reason is was so important -- and this is a testament to how we've restored American credibility and strength around the world -- is we had to make sure that all the countries participated, even countries like Russia and China.

No

23,357

Fewer water complaints since I've been the president.

Yes

16,066

These appointments are for life.

No

2,441

It -- when Governor Romney talks about this board, for example, unelected board that we've created, what this is, is a group of health care experts, doctors, et cetera, to figure out, how can we reduce the cost of care in the system overall?

No