iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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34,137	But the way -- if you look at what's happening, much tougher than they thought.	No
30,258	We can't defend Japan, a behemoth, selling us cars by the million...	Yes
5,800	Every other ad -- ever other ad was an attack ad on my health care plan.	No
16,182	And so I refuse to measure one's commitment as to whether you're going to double the spending.	No
6,847	And so, those are four ways to help control the costs in health care.	No
16,642	So I think our record of cutting back employees, plus the failure on the part of the Governor's programs to actually save employment in Georgia, shows which is the better plan.	No
34,039	So I talk about the corrupt media.	No
310	Well, I hope this is the first and last time I have to say this.	No
3,500	President Eisenhower, on the night before the Normandy invasion, went into his room, and he wrote out two letters.	No
8,304	So if the farmers' economy continues to decline as sharply as it has in recent years, then I think you would have a recession in the rest of the country.	No
14,252	And I, as you know, pushed for the debate to include the 209 American citizens who were part of it in Richmond a few days ago.	Yes
6,581	And we start -- we don't do it exclusively -- but we start by rolling back George Bush's unaffordable tax cut for the wealthiest people, people earning more than $200,000 a year, and we pass, hopefully, the McCain-Kerry Commission which identified some $60 billion that we can get.	Yes
6,924	They analyzed the senator's plan.	No
1,734	High-income people are doing just fine in this economy.	No
10,559	So -- but, look, you're not interested in hearing politicians pointing fingers.	No
15,839	And we said, hey, we've got to unleash the Bush kids.	No
23,581	Legislators make law; judges interpret the Constitution.	No
24,261	IÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ve got to protect them.	No
20,653	It starts with a billion dollar pay raise for the men and women who wear the uniform.	Yes
31,839	Yes, I think that that's a very good question, because I've heard from lots of teachers and parents about some of their concerns about some of the things that are being said and done in this campaign.	No
8,367	The question really is: which candidate and which party can meet the problems that the United States is going to face in the sixties?	No
22,568	The president says I've changed my mind.	No
2,995	Another thing that I'd like to say is this: In our international trade, as I said in my op- opening statement, we have become the arms merchant of the world.	No
5,899	And that's what my campaign is about and I'm not going to raise taxes the way Senator Obama wants to raise taxes in a tough economy.	No
4,124	We can't deal with them.	No
30,462	I don't believe Hillary will.	No
18,075	So I went to the United Nations.	No
15,151	Indeed, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted 10 to 0, with seven abstentions, against the SALT II treaty, and declared that it was not in the national security interests of the United States.	Yes
27,437	Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism.	Yes
16,442	First of all, to channel research and development funds into areas that will provide uh large numbers of jobs.	No
28,179	I'm absolutely opposed to a national health care plan.	No
21,725	We have got to win our national strategy against drugs, the fight against drugs.	No
15,556	I don't want to kill it off by a tax increase.	No
11,827	But I do think we need to find out where racial profiling occurs and do something about it and say to the local folks, get it done.	No
6,341	And I just said to you earlier, town hall meeting after town hall meeting, parents come with kids, children -- precious children who have autism.	No
32,635	And I did as secretary of state.	Yes
6,751	And I think if you were to talk to Dick Cheney's daughter, who is a lesbian, she would tell you that she's being who she was, she's being who she was born as.	No
24,670	Now, all these fellows with thousand-dollar suits and alligator shoes running up and down the halls of Congress that make policy now -- the lobbyists, the PAC guys, the foreign lobbyists, and what-have-you, they'll be over there in the Smithsonian, you know --	No
29,615	So the worst of all things has happened.	No
12,144	But actually limited government can work in the second largest state in the union.	No
10,614	We are going to have to deal with energy because we can't keep on borrowing from the Chinese and sending money to Saudi Arabia.	No
32,104	Oh, you didn't delete them?	No
31,957	I'm going to help the African-Americans.	No
22,465	I've been paying taxes just like you and Lord knows, I've paid my share -- over a billion in taxes.	Yes
11,292	I want to make sure that the Iranians are put enough -- that we put enough pressure on the Iranians by joining with our allies, imposing significant, tough sanctions to modify their behavior.	No
22,163	We can't have any more instances like what happened when Mr. Bush went to Japan and the Japanese prime minister said he felt sympathy for our country.	Yes
8,296	There are hundreds of thousands of them.	No
9,064	We can meet our destiny - and that destiny to build a land here that will be, for all mankind, a shining city on a hill.	No
15,893	He said, no, she has leukemia, acute leukemia, a few weeks to live.	No
25,338	It's almost like going back to the Malthusian theory, when even then they were saying that everyone would starve with the limited population they had then.	No
5,518	Because the fundamentals of the economy were weak even before this latest crisis.	No
27,752	Now, they look at us and say, Is it a good idea to be with America?	No
27,580	I see our trade deficit with China, larger than it's -- growing larger every year, as a matter of fact.	Yes
20,968	James Lee Witt of FEMA has done a really good job of working with governors during times of crisis.	Yes
2,705	And, you know, yes, have we had some fights between me and the Republicans when -- when they fought back against us reining in the excesses of Wall Street?	No
27,709	In Egypt we stood on the side of democracy.	Yes
25,470	We need to strengthen that in order to assure our Western allies of our presence there, a strong defense, but also to diminish and reduce the likelihood of a commencement of a war and the use of nuclear weapons.	No
6,808	What I'm saying is, is that as we promote life and promote a culture of life, surely there are ways we can work together to reduce the number of abortions: continue to promote adoption laws -- it's a great alternative to abortion -- continue to fund and promote maternity group homes; I will continue to promote abstinence programs.	No
24,139	But tell her it's not all that gloomy; we're the US, we faced tough problems before.	No
12,069	And that's where our society must head if we're going to be a peaceful and prosperous society.	No
14,036	Go back to work at 30,000 bucks a month representing some other country.	No
15,966	The Dorgan Task Force, which included two internal revenue commissioners, one a Republican, one a Democrat.	No
24,861	I've admitted it when I make a mistake, but then I go on and help, try to solve the problems.	No
22,630	And the world is better off without him in power.	No
26,555	Secondly, I think we need to look at making the elections more accessible.	No
19,990	But I think there are personal differences.	No
8,725	There are hundreds of millions of acres of land that have been taken out of circulation by the Government for whatever reason they have, that is believed by the most knowledgeable oil geologists to contain probably more oil and natural gas than we have used so far since we drilled that first well 121 years ago.	Yes
6,639	The jobs that are being created in Arizona right now are paying about $13,700 less than the jobs that we're losing.	Yes
28,661	I think if you're going to have tax relief, everybody benefits.	No
26,777	Now that was quite an admission.	No
15,576	And what I'm concerned about is that if we continue with the policies that Mr. Bush is talking about here this evening, the flexible freeze somebody described it the other day as a kind of economic slurpee he wants to spend billions on virtually every weapons system around.	No
23,368	I've been for faith-based initiatives helping to intervene in the lives of young children for years.	Yes
22,860	I fully understand the threat.	No
6,850	Let me give you a prime example.	No
24,857	We need to do better in job retraining.	No
15,262	And for Mr. Carter to suggest that I want to do away with the safety laws and with the laws that pertain to clean water and clean air, and so forth.	No
16,201	Secondly, if you were so opposed to the grain embargo, why did you ask the godfather of the grain embargo to be one of your top foreign policy advisers?	No
22,789	And his answer was, "With a viable exit strategy and only with enough forces to get the job done."	Yes
6,694	The code ought to encourage marriage, not discourage marriage.	No
26,754	But under our constitution, if you show up tomorrow and obey the law, and you work hard and you do what you're supposed to do, you are entitled to equal treatment.	No
27,440	So the work that we've done with respect to sanctions now offers Iran a choice.	Yes
29,535	We have a situation in this country that has to be taken care of.	No
20,142	Well, first, Jim, let me thank you and thank you, Senator Dole, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, all of you listening tonight for the chance you've given us to appear.	No
25,343	One of the biggest problems today is that the countries to our south are so desperately poor that these people who will almost lose their lives if they don't come north, come north despite all the risks.	No
10,339	I understand what it takes to make a bright and prosperous future for America again.	No
11,426	We've got to deal with things like racial profiling.	No
33,446	We've never had anything like this happen in any of our elections before.	Yes
13,476	Von Fremd, the first thing we have to do is to continue to keep confidence abroad in the American dollar.	No
1,029	If they know that they will be helping to make decisions and won't be excluded from being an involved party to the national purpose.	No
34,210	Bernie Sanders said you have bad judgment.	No
33,161	Well, first of all, it's great to be with you, and thank you, everybody.	No
11,807	The only thing an executive order can accomplish is to ban it in federal law enforcement agencies, but I would also support a law in the Congress that would have the effect of doing the same thing.	No
19,376	So I just want to try to correct it as we go along.	No
1,444	It means that there will be a reduction in the uhh - unemployment.	No
28,184	I trust people, I don't trust the federal government.	No
30,256	I say, who makes these -- we lose on everything.	No
10,800	So the vast majority of small businesses would get a tax cut under my plan.	Yes
29,674	We build roads and they cost two and three and four times what they're supposed to cost.	Yes
2,889	Naval Academy, the first military graduate since uh - Eisenhower.	No
34,345	You know, back in 1987, he took out a $100,000 ad in the New York Times, during the time when President Reagan was president, and basically said exactly what he just said now, that we were the laughingstock of the world.	Yes

34,137

But the way -- if you look at what's happening, much tougher than they thought.

No

30,258

We can't defend Japan, a behemoth, selling us cars by the million...

Yes

5,800

Every other ad -- ever other ad was an attack ad on my health care plan.

No

16,182

And so I refuse to measure one's commitment as to whether you're going to double the spending.

No

6,847

And so, those are four ways to help control the costs in health care.

No

16,642

So I think our record of cutting back employees, plus the failure on the part of the Governor's programs to actually save employment in Georgia, shows which is the better plan.

No

34,039

So I talk about the corrupt media.

No

310

Well, I hope this is the first and last time I have to say this.

No

3,500

President Eisenhower, on the night before the Normandy invasion, went into his room, and he wrote out two letters.

No

8,304

So if the farmers' economy continues to decline as sharply as it has in recent years, then I think you would have a recession in the rest of the country.

No

14,252

And I, as you know, pushed for the debate to include the 209 American citizens who were part of it in Richmond a few days ago.

Yes

6,581

And we start -- we don't do it exclusively -- but we start by rolling back George Bush's unaffordable tax cut for the wealthiest people, people earning more than $200,000 a year, and we pass, hopefully, the McCain-Kerry Commission which identified some $60 billion that we can get.

Yes

6,924

They analyzed the senator's plan.

No

1,734

High-income people are doing just fine in this economy.

No

10,559

So -- but, look, you're not interested in hearing politicians pointing fingers.

No

15,839

And we said, hey, we've got to unleash the Bush kids.

No

23,581

Legislators make law; judges interpret the Constitution.

No

24,261

IÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ve got to protect them.

No

20,653

It starts with a billion dollar pay raise for the men and women who wear the uniform.

Yes

31,839

Yes, I think that that's a very good question, because I've heard from lots of teachers and parents about some of their concerns about some of the things that are being said and done in this campaign.

No

8,367

The question really is: which candidate and which party can meet the problems that the United States is going to face in the sixties?

No

22,568

The president says I've changed my mind.

No

2,995

Another thing that I'd like to say is this: In our international trade, as I said in my op- opening statement, we have become the arms merchant of the world.

No

5,899

And that's what my campaign is about and I'm not going to raise taxes the way Senator Obama wants to raise taxes in a tough economy.

No

4,124

We can't deal with them.

No

30,462

I don't believe Hillary will.

No

18,075

So I went to the United Nations.

No

15,151

Indeed, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted 10 to 0, with seven abstentions, against the SALT II treaty, and declared that it was not in the national security interests of the United States.

Yes

27,437

Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism.

Yes

16,442

First of all, to channel research and development funds into areas that will provide uh large numbers of jobs.

No

28,179

I'm absolutely opposed to a national health care plan.

No

21,725

We have got to win our national strategy against drugs, the fight against drugs.

No

15,556

I don't want to kill it off by a tax increase.

No

11,827

But I do think we need to find out where racial profiling occurs and do something about it and say to the local folks, get it done.

No

6,341

And I just said to you earlier, town hall meeting after town hall meeting, parents come with kids, children -- precious children who have autism.

No

32,635

And I did as secretary of state.

Yes

6,751

And I think if you were to talk to Dick Cheney's daughter, who is a lesbian, she would tell you that she's being who she was, she's being who she was born as.

No

24,670

Now, all these fellows with thousand-dollar suits and alligator shoes running up and down the halls of Congress that make policy now -- the lobbyists, the PAC guys, the foreign lobbyists, and what-have-you, they'll be over there in the Smithsonian, you know --

No

29,615

So the worst of all things has happened.

No

12,144

But actually limited government can work in the second largest state in the union.

No

10,614

We are going to have to deal with energy because we can't keep on borrowing from the Chinese and sending money to Saudi Arabia.

No

32,104

Oh, you didn't delete them?

No

31,957

I'm going to help the African-Americans.

No

22,465

I've been paying taxes just like you and Lord knows, I've paid my share -- over a billion in taxes.

Yes

11,292

I want to make sure that the Iranians are put enough -- that we put enough pressure on the Iranians by joining with our allies, imposing significant, tough sanctions to modify their behavior.

No

22,163

We can't have any more instances like what happened when Mr. Bush went to Japan and the Japanese prime minister said he felt sympathy for our country.

Yes

8,296

There are hundreds of thousands of them.

No

9,064

We can meet our destiny - and that destiny to build a land here that will be, for all mankind, a shining city on a hill.

No

15,893

He said, no, she has leukemia, acute leukemia, a few weeks to live.

No

25,338

It's almost like going back to the Malthusian theory, when even then they were saying that everyone would starve with the limited population they had then.

No

5,518

Because the fundamentals of the economy were weak even before this latest crisis.

No

27,752

Now, they look at us and say, Is it a good idea to be with America?

No

27,580

I see our trade deficit with China, larger than it's -- growing larger every year, as a matter of fact.

Yes

20,968

James Lee Witt of FEMA has done a really good job of working with governors during times of crisis.

Yes

2,705

And, you know, yes, have we had some fights between me and the Republicans when -- when they fought back against us reining in the excesses of Wall Street?

No

27,709

In Egypt we stood on the side of democracy.

Yes

25,470

We need to strengthen that in order to assure our Western allies of our presence there, a strong defense, but also to diminish and reduce the likelihood of a commencement of a war and the use of nuclear weapons.

No

6,808

What I'm saying is, is that as we promote life and promote a culture of life, surely there are ways we can work together to reduce the number of abortions: continue to promote adoption laws -- it's a great alternative to abortion -- continue to fund and promote maternity group homes; I will continue to promote abstinence programs.

No

24,139

But tell her it's not all that gloomy; we're the US, we faced tough problems before.

No

12,069

And that's where our society must head if we're going to be a peaceful and prosperous society.

No

14,036

Go back to work at 30,000 bucks a month representing some other country.

No

15,966

The Dorgan Task Force, which included two internal revenue commissioners, one a Republican, one a Democrat.

No

24,861

I've admitted it when I make a mistake, but then I go on and help, try to solve the problems.

No

22,630

And the world is better off without him in power.

No

26,555

Secondly, I think we need to look at making the elections more accessible.

No

19,990

But I think there are personal differences.

No

8,725

There are hundreds of millions of acres of land that have been taken out of circulation by the Government for whatever reason they have, that is believed by the most knowledgeable oil geologists to contain probably more oil and natural gas than we have used so far since we drilled that first well 121 years ago.

Yes

6,639

The jobs that are being created in Arizona right now are paying about $13,700 less than the jobs that we're losing.

Yes

28,661

I think if you're going to have tax relief, everybody benefits.

No

26,777

Now that was quite an admission.

No

15,576

And what I'm concerned about is that if we continue with the policies that Mr. Bush is talking about here this evening, the flexible freeze somebody described it the other day as a kind of economic slurpee he wants to spend billions on virtually every weapons system around.

No

23,368

I've been for faith-based initiatives helping to intervene in the lives of young children for years.

Yes

22,860

I fully understand the threat.

No

6,850

Let me give you a prime example.

No

24,857

We need to do better in job retraining.

No

15,262

And for Mr. Carter to suggest that I want to do away with the safety laws and with the laws that pertain to clean water and clean air, and so forth.

No

16,201

Secondly, if you were so opposed to the grain embargo, why did you ask the godfather of the grain embargo to be one of your top foreign policy advisers?

No

22,789

And his answer was, "With a viable exit strategy and only with enough forces to get the job done."

Yes

6,694

The code ought to encourage marriage, not discourage marriage.

No

26,754

But under our constitution, if you show up tomorrow and obey the law, and you work hard and you do what you're supposed to do, you are entitled to equal treatment.

No

27,440

So the work that we've done with respect to sanctions now offers Iran a choice.

Yes

29,535

We have a situation in this country that has to be taken care of.

No

20,142

Well, first, Jim, let me thank you and thank you, Senator Dole, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, all of you listening tonight for the chance you've given us to appear.

No

25,343

One of the biggest problems today is that the countries to our south are so desperately poor that these people who will almost lose their lives if they don't come north, come north despite all the risks.

No

10,339

I understand what it takes to make a bright and prosperous future for America again.

No

11,426

We've got to deal with things like racial profiling.

No

33,446

We've never had anything like this happen in any of our elections before.

Yes

13,476

Von Fremd, the first thing we have to do is to continue to keep confidence abroad in the American dollar.

No

1,029

If they know that they will be helping to make decisions and won't be excluded from being an involved party to the national purpose.

No

34,210

Bernie Sanders said you have bad judgment.

No

33,161

Well, first of all, it's great to be with you, and thank you, everybody.

No

11,807

The only thing an executive order can accomplish is to ban it in federal law enforcement agencies, but I would also support a law in the Congress that would have the effect of doing the same thing.

No

19,376

So I just want to try to correct it as we go along.

No

1,444

It means that there will be a reduction in the uhh - unemployment.

No

28,184

I trust people, I don't trust the federal government.

No

30,256

I say, who makes these -- we lose on everything.

No

10,800

So the vast majority of small businesses would get a tax cut under my plan.

Yes

29,674

We build roads and they cost two and three and four times what they're supposed to cost.

Yes

2,889

Naval Academy, the first military graduate since uh - Eisenhower.

No

34,345

You know, back in 1987, he took out a $100,000 ad in the New York Times, during the time when President Reagan was president, and basically said exactly what he just said now, that we were the laughingstock of the world.

Yes