iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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25,109	First of all, when we and our allies -- the Italians, the French, and the United Kingdom -- went into Lebanon, we went in there at the request of what was left of the Lebanese Government to be a stabilizing force while they tried to establish a government.	Yes
23,132	You might say that took a lot of hard work.	No
17,015	And I believe that if we can tap the tremendous untapped reservoir of innate strength in this country, that we can once again have a government as good as our people, and let the world know what we still know and hope for - that we still live in the greatest and the strongest and the best country on earth.	No
7,465	When I met her in the backyard at Joe and Jan O'Neill's in Midland, Texas, it was the classic backyard barbecue.	No
9,924	No, let -- let -- let me go back and speak to the points that the president made and -- and -- and let's get them correct.	No
6,486	My opponent just this weekend talked about how terrorism could be reduced to a nuisance, comparing it to prostitution, illegal gambling.	No
11,038	We don't have time for on-the-job training, my friends.	No
22,919	Now, I'm going to add 40,000 active duty forces to the military, and I'm going to make people feel good about being safe in our military, and not overextended, because I'm going to run a foreign policy that actually does what President Reagan did, President Eisenhower did, and others.	No
16,827	Not only that, but it robs this country of jobs, because instead of coming back with that million dollars and creating a shoe factory, say in New Hampshire or Vermont, if the company takes the money down to Italy and - and builds a shoe factory, they don't have to pay any taxes on the money.	No
32,273	He won't use the term "radical Islamic terrorism."	No
13,455	I favor the present depletion allowance.	No
19,326	We're the only two lawyers in Washington that trust each other.	No
11,444	I think that one of the problems that we have faced in the world is that we are so much more powerful than any single nation has been in relationship to the rest of the world than at any time in history, that I know about, anyway.	No
28,099	I talked about the principles and the issues that I think are important in a patient's bill of rights.	No
26,557	A lot of people are busy and it's hard for them to just get there and vote.	No
11,063	If we could've stopped Rwanda, surely, if we had the ability, that would be something that we would have to strongly consider and act.	No
33,347	They have 4 million American citizen children, 15 million people.	Yes
17,581	And I think that most of our people -- this is why we had a 25-percent tax cut across the board which maintained the same progressivity of our tax structure in the brackets on up.	Yes
19,245	I wouldn't violate anything my mother said.	No
23,196	We've increased money for ammunition and weapons and pay and homeland security.	Yes
6,904	And I don't think a lot of people are going to want to keep what they have today.	No
13,308	It must be a test of a man.	No
6,858	Medicare is paid for by the American taxpayer.	Yes
33,665	He will, through his massive tax cuts, add $20 trillion to the debt.	Yes
5,636	And they went out and bought up these mortgages.	Yes
18,109	That's why Zarqawi and his people are trying to fight us.	No
16,491	I'm sure that you know that in the resolutions passed by the Congress, that have added about $17 billion in more spending, by the Congress over the budget that I recommended.	Yes
4,252	That means that we, as one of the biggest consumers of oil -- 25 percent of the world's oil -- have to have an energy strategy not just to deal with Russia, but to deal with many of the rogue states we've talked about, Iran, Venezuela.	No
9,018	And I have said freely, all over this country, that it was a mistake for me or anyone to ever try to put the Judeo-Christian heritage of this country, important as it is, and important as my religious faith is to me - it's a very deeply personal matter.	Yes
16,391	I want to hold the line on taxes, and keep this the longest expansion in modern history going until everybody in America benefits.	No
28,874	You get a plan that will include prescription drugs, a plan that will give you options.	No
3,305	I don't know if that's exactly accurate or not.	No
18,321	The European countries have a stake in not having total disorder on their doorstep.	No
19,629	In my view, the policy has failed.	No
33,596	That's why I want more technical education in high schools and in community colleges, real apprenticeships to prepare young people for the jobs of the future.	No
28,772	And I came to the conclusion that our love was strong enough to be able to do it.	No
19,942	I don't believe in discrimination.	No
21,253	We have this incredible prosperity, but a lot of people have been left behind.	No
24,265	These interest rates we have now don't make any sense.	No
19,862	I just don't believe we ought to be out there running down teachers and attacking them the way you did at the Republican convention.	No
22,714	Think about it: They're going from tyranny to elections.	No
13,975	I want to change it.	No
19,795	So it seems to me that we can talk about what we call Kenny, the great exaggerator.	No
24,043	The European Community is in a position to pay a lot more than they have in the past.	Yes
17,797	As to what we might do, and find in further savings cuts, no, we're not going to starve the hungry.	No
27,330	I'd be happy to have you take a look.	No
8,862	We could have an urban homestead act.	No
14,247	I think that's the essence of leadership, rather than cutting deals in dark rooms in Washington.	No
32,680	But look at that deal.	No
19,371	It wasn't until election year, Mr. President, that you ever thought about stopping smoking.	Yes
24,033	But let's not cut into the muscle, and let's not cut down our insurance policy, which is participation of American forces in NATO, the greatest peace- keeping organization ever made.	No
20,032	I don't know, I'm not questioning anybody.	No
25,459	Why I disagree with the MX is that it's a sitting duck.	No
10,505	Well, Warren would be a pretty good choice -- Warren Buffett, and I'm pleased to have his support.	No
10,059	We have Iran four years closer to a nuclear bomb.	No
28,312	When you total up all the federal spending he wants to do, it's the largest increase in federal spending in years.	Yes
26,282	Now, the President can say well he wants to mend it, not end it.	No
34,415	What we need to do is go after...	No
12,296	The electric decontrol bill that I fought for and signed in Texas has mandatory emission standards, Mr. Vice President.	Yes
7,458	"I said, "OK, you've got a deal.	No
11,246	We tend to be reactive.	No
18,466	I don't think he misled you when he said that, you know, anyone who doubted whether the world was better off without Saddam Hussein in power didn't have the judgment to be president.	No
7,872	Because we disagree very fundamentally on the position of the United States, and if his view prevails then I think that's going to bring an important result to this country in the sixties.	No
12,448	Because I want to give new choices to parents.	No
23,630	I'm trying to decipher that.	No
26,660	We're selling Japanese rice from California for the first time.	Yes
9,030	I I think that, technically, I know this is a difficult and an emotional problem, and many people sincerely feel on both sides of this, but I do believe that maybe we could find the answer through medical evidence, if we would determine once and for all, is an unborn child a human being?	No
13,366	Fourthly, I have suggested that the medical care for the aged - and the bill which the Congress now has passed and the President signed if fully implemented would cost a billion dollars on the Treasury - out of Treasury funds and a billion dollars by the states - the proposal that I have put forward and which many of the members of my party support is for medical care financed under Social Security; which would be financed under the Social Security taxes; which is less than three cents a day per person for medical care, doctors' bills, nurses, hospitals, when they retire.	Yes
11,227	Now, the G-8 is one of those, but there are many others.	No
24,109	You see, I don't think we need to tax more and spend more, and then say that's going to make the problem better.	No
15,425	We must have a society that's just and fair.	No
11,298	We cannot allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon.	No
2,575	The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.	No
29,963	Maybe I'm trying to save the money.	No
2,563	In fact we've seen layoffs of hundreds of thousands of teachers over the last several years, and Governor Romney doesn't think we need more teachers.	Yes
23,552	Well, you talk about walking a waffle line -- he says he's allowed it, which means he's going to allow the destruction of life up to a certain amount and then he isn't going to allow it.	No
11,618	And so I don't think our troops ought to be used for what's called nation-building.	No
4,313	So we have a long way to go in our intelligence services.	No
11,977	But I'm going to be respectful for people, I'll tolerate people, and I support equal rights but not special rights for people.	No
17,014	I believe that we can work together.	No
17,201	First of all, I think you must have some principles you believe in.	No
29,244	And it has not been easy.	No
20,128	So did Governor Thompson, so did Governor Rowland.	Yes
19,527	Now I understand it's been extended 'til some time next year.	Yes
14,927	President Carter also has spoken of the new jobs created.	No
11,263	If I say yes, then that means that we're reigniting the old Cold War.	No
2,077	As I indicated before, when you talk about shifting Medicaid to states, we're talking about potentially a 30 -- a 30 percent cut in Medicaid over time.	Yes
22,727	Risk your troops in a war you've called a mistake.	No
32,627	We need some leverage with the Russians, because they are not going to come to the negotiating table for a diplomatic resolution, unless there is some leverage over them.	No
1,603	We can correct our difficult mistakes and answer those very tough questions.	No
926	I would oppose that, but I think were on the right track in agriculture and I am very very encouraged.	No
15,022	Under the windfall profits tax, we expect to spend about $43 billion in the next 10 years to rebuild the transportation systems of our country.	Yes
27,122	But look, this has been going on for a year.	Yes
23,293	And you say: Well, how are you going to pay for it?	No
14,317	Well, I come from the computer business, and everybody knows the women are more talented than the men.	No
21,406	But I just find it fascinating that while we sit here tonight we will go into debt an additional $50 million in an hour and a half.	Yes
840	And he took a tremendous pounding and everybody now knows that he took a very unfair pounding.	No
16,784	And the Congress by overriding the bills that I did veto, the Congress has added some $13 billion to the federal expenditures and to the federal deficit.	Yes
24,355	Now that the voices in the Congress and throughout the country have insisted that we do something about China, look at what has happened.	No
12,842	I cannot be more precise than that, because until we see what Mr. Khrushchev does and what he says uh - we cannot indicate what our plans will be.	No

25,109

First of all, when we and our allies -- the Italians, the French, and the United Kingdom -- went into Lebanon, we went in there at the request of what was left of the Lebanese Government to be a stabilizing force while they tried to establish a government.

Yes

23,132

You might say that took a lot of hard work.

No

17,015

And I believe that if we can tap the tremendous untapped reservoir of innate strength in this country, that we can once again have a government as good as our people, and let the world know what we still know and hope for - that we still live in the greatest and the strongest and the best country on earth.

No

7,465

When I met her in the backyard at Joe and Jan O'Neill's in Midland, Texas, it was the classic backyard barbecue.

No

9,924

No, let -- let -- let me go back and speak to the points that the president made and -- and -- and let's get them correct.

No

6,486

My opponent just this weekend talked about how terrorism could be reduced to a nuisance, comparing it to prostitution, illegal gambling.

No

11,038

We don't have time for on-the-job training, my friends.

No

22,919

Now, I'm going to add 40,000 active duty forces to the military, and I'm going to make people feel good about being safe in our military, and not overextended, because I'm going to run a foreign policy that actually does what President Reagan did, President Eisenhower did, and others.

No

16,827

Not only that, but it robs this country of jobs, because instead of coming back with that million dollars and creating a shoe factory, say in New Hampshire or Vermont, if the company takes the money down to Italy and - and builds a shoe factory, they don't have to pay any taxes on the money.

No

32,273

He won't use the term "radical Islamic terrorism."

No

13,455

I favor the present depletion allowance.

No

19,326

We're the only two lawyers in Washington that trust each other.

No

11,444

I think that one of the problems that we have faced in the world is that we are so much more powerful than any single nation has been in relationship to the rest of the world than at any time in history, that I know about, anyway.

No

28,099

I talked about the principles and the issues that I think are important in a patient's bill of rights.

No

26,557

A lot of people are busy and it's hard for them to just get there and vote.

No

11,063

If we could've stopped Rwanda, surely, if we had the ability, that would be something that we would have to strongly consider and act.

No

33,347

They have 4 million American citizen children, 15 million people.

Yes

17,581

And I think that most of our people -- this is why we had a 25-percent tax cut across the board which maintained the same progressivity of our tax structure in the brackets on up.

Yes

19,245

I wouldn't violate anything my mother said.

No

23,196

We've increased money for ammunition and weapons and pay and homeland security.

Yes

6,904

And I don't think a lot of people are going to want to keep what they have today.

No

13,308

It must be a test of a man.

No

6,858

Medicare is paid for by the American taxpayer.

Yes

33,665

He will, through his massive tax cuts, add $20 trillion to the debt.

Yes

5,636

And they went out and bought up these mortgages.

Yes

18,109

That's why Zarqawi and his people are trying to fight us.

No

16,491

I'm sure that you know that in the resolutions passed by the Congress, that have added about $17 billion in more spending, by the Congress over the budget that I recommended.

Yes

4,252

That means that we, as one of the biggest consumers of oil -- 25 percent of the world's oil -- have to have an energy strategy not just to deal with Russia, but to deal with many of the rogue states we've talked about, Iran, Venezuela.

No

9,018

And I have said freely, all over this country, that it was a mistake for me or anyone to ever try to put the Judeo-Christian heritage of this country, important as it is, and important as my religious faith is to me - it's a very deeply personal matter.

Yes

16,391

I want to hold the line on taxes, and keep this the longest expansion in modern history going until everybody in America benefits.

No

28,874

You get a plan that will include prescription drugs, a plan that will give you options.

No

3,305

I don't know if that's exactly accurate or not.

No

18,321

The European countries have a stake in not having total disorder on their doorstep.

No

19,629

In my view, the policy has failed.

No

33,596

That's why I want more technical education in high schools and in community colleges, real apprenticeships to prepare young people for the jobs of the future.

No

28,772

And I came to the conclusion that our love was strong enough to be able to do it.

No

19,942

I don't believe in discrimination.

No

21,253

We have this incredible prosperity, but a lot of people have been left behind.

No

24,265

These interest rates we have now don't make any sense.

No

19,862

I just don't believe we ought to be out there running down teachers and attacking them the way you did at the Republican convention.

No

22,714

Think about it: They're going from tyranny to elections.

No

13,975

I want to change it.

No

19,795

So it seems to me that we can talk about what we call Kenny, the great exaggerator.

No

24,043

The European Community is in a position to pay a lot more than they have in the past.

Yes

17,797

As to what we might do, and find in further savings cuts, no, we're not going to starve the hungry.

No

27,330

I'd be happy to have you take a look.

No

8,862

We could have an urban homestead act.

No

14,247

I think that's the essence of leadership, rather than cutting deals in dark rooms in Washington.

No

32,680

But look at that deal.

No

19,371

It wasn't until election year, Mr. President, that you ever thought about stopping smoking.

Yes

24,033

But let's not cut into the muscle, and let's not cut down our insurance policy, which is participation of American forces in NATO, the greatest peace- keeping organization ever made.

No

20,032

I don't know, I'm not questioning anybody.

No

25,459

Why I disagree with the MX is that it's a sitting duck.

No

10,505

Well, Warren would be a pretty good choice -- Warren Buffett, and I'm pleased to have his support.

No

10,059

We have Iran four years closer to a nuclear bomb.

No

28,312

When you total up all the federal spending he wants to do, it's the largest increase in federal spending in years.

Yes

26,282

Now, the President can say well he wants to mend it, not end it.

No

34,415

What we need to do is go after...

No

12,296

The electric decontrol bill that I fought for and signed in Texas has mandatory emission standards, Mr. Vice President.

Yes

7,458

"I said, "OK, you've got a deal.

No

11,246

We tend to be reactive.

No

18,466

I don't think he misled you when he said that, you know, anyone who doubted whether the world was better off without Saddam Hussein in power didn't have the judgment to be president.

No

7,872

Because we disagree very fundamentally on the position of the United States, and if his view prevails then I think that's going to bring an important result to this country in the sixties.

No

12,448

Because I want to give new choices to parents.

No

23,630

I'm trying to decipher that.

No

26,660

We're selling Japanese rice from California for the first time.

Yes

9,030

I I think that, technically, I know this is a difficult and an emotional problem, and many people sincerely feel on both sides of this, but I do believe that maybe we could find the answer through medical evidence, if we would determine once and for all, is an unborn child a human being?

No

13,366

Fourthly, I have suggested that the medical care for the aged - and the bill which the Congress now has passed and the President signed if fully implemented would cost a billion dollars on the Treasury - out of Treasury funds and a billion dollars by the states - the proposal that I have put forward and which many of the members of my party support is for medical care financed under Social Security; which would be financed under the Social Security taxes; which is less than three cents a day per person for medical care, doctors' bills, nurses, hospitals, when they retire.

Yes

11,227

Now, the G-8 is one of those, but there are many others.

No

24,109

You see, I don't think we need to tax more and spend more, and then say that's going to make the problem better.

No

15,425

We must have a society that's just and fair.

No

11,298

We cannot allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon.

No

2,575

The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.

No

29,963

Maybe I'm trying to save the money.

No

2,563

In fact we've seen layoffs of hundreds of thousands of teachers over the last several years, and Governor Romney doesn't think we need more teachers.

Yes

23,552

Well, you talk about walking a waffle line -- he says he's allowed it, which means he's going to allow the destruction of life up to a certain amount and then he isn't going to allow it.

No

11,618

And so I don't think our troops ought to be used for what's called nation-building.

No

4,313

So we have a long way to go in our intelligence services.

No

11,977

But I'm going to be respectful for people, I'll tolerate people, and I support equal rights but not special rights for people.

No

17,014

I believe that we can work together.

No

17,201

First of all, I think you must have some principles you believe in.

No

29,244

And it has not been easy.

No

20,128

So did Governor Thompson, so did Governor Rowland.

Yes

19,527

Now I understand it's been extended 'til some time next year.

Yes

14,927

President Carter also has spoken of the new jobs created.

No

11,263

If I say yes, then that means that we're reigniting the old Cold War.

No

2,077

As I indicated before, when you talk about shifting Medicaid to states, we're talking about potentially a 30 -- a 30 percent cut in Medicaid over time.

Yes

22,727

Risk your troops in a war you've called a mistake.

No

32,627

We need some leverage with the Russians, because they are not going to come to the negotiating table for a diplomatic resolution, unless there is some leverage over them.

No

1,603

We can correct our difficult mistakes and answer those very tough questions.

No

926

I would oppose that, but I think were on the right track in agriculture and I am very very encouraged.

No

15,022

Under the windfall profits tax, we expect to spend about $43 billion in the next 10 years to rebuild the transportation systems of our country.

Yes

27,122

But look, this has been going on for a year.

Yes

23,293

And you say: Well, how are you going to pay for it?

No

14,317

Well, I come from the computer business, and everybody knows the women are more talented than the men.

No

21,406

But I just find it fascinating that while we sit here tonight we will go into debt an additional $50 million in an hour and a half.

Yes

840

And he took a tremendous pounding and everybody now knows that he took a very unfair pounding.

No

16,784

And the Congress by overriding the bills that I did veto, the Congress has added some $13 billion to the federal expenditures and to the federal deficit.

Yes

24,355

Now that the voices in the Congress and throughout the country have insisted that we do something about China, look at what has happened.

No

12,842

I cannot be more precise than that, because until we see what Mr. Khrushchev does and what he says uh - we cannot indicate what our plans will be.

No