iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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4,228	It was very clear, the Russian intentions towards Georgia.	No
24,090	I'm not playing Lawrence Welk music tonight.	No
6,538	In fact, it's starting to fall apart not because of lawsuits -- though they are a problem, and John Edwards and I are committed to fixing them -- but because of the larger issue that we don't cover Americans.	No
308	And I hope people don't think that I'm questioning his patriotism when I say he used his words to describe his participation in that organization.	No
32,387	That I can tell you.	No
23,294	He says, well, he's going to raise the taxes on the rich -- that's what he said -- the top two brackets.	Yes
10,349	And as governor of my state, I was able to get 100 percent of my people insured, all my kids, about 98 percent of the adults.	Yes
18,400	It's hard work to go from a place where people get their hands cut off, or executed, to a place where people are free.	No
34,165	And you will see the dozens of sources which verify that he was for the invasion of Iraq.	Yes
20,299	Those on Social Security today will have their promise made, but also to give younger workers the option at their choice of being able to manage some of their own money in the private sector to make sure there's a Social Security system around tomorrow.	Yes
3,892	And that same strategy will be employed in Afghanistan by this great general.	No
30,003	It's comments like that that really worry people who understand the threats that we face.	No
11,979	Well, it would be if they're given special protective status.	No
24,015	Well, Sander, that's a good question, and the answer is: for 40-some years we kept the peace.	Yes
25,329	And we work with those other countries.	No
32,502	Well, everything you've heard just now from Donald is not true.	Yes
11,629	Some of them I've got a conflict of interest on, if you know what I mean.	No
2,348	Try and get a mortgage these days.	No
15,198	My point I have made already, Mr. President, with regard to negotiating: it does not call for nuclear superiority on the part of the United States.	Yes
6,505	It's kind of one of those exaggerations.	No
13,274	Number three, the Vice President - on May fifteenth after the U-2 flight - indicated that the flights were going on, even though the Administration and the President had canceled the flights on May twelfth.	Yes
17,531	The question of agriculture came up a minute ago.	No
1,663	Over the last 30 months, we've seen 5 million jobs in the private sector created.	Yes
5,556	And 95 percent of working families, 95 percent of you out there, will get a tax cut.	Yes
21,973	When a factory closes, I know the people who ran it.	No
14,662	And we're going to lead the way out of this economic recession across this world and economic slowdown here at home.	No
6,044	We're not going to follow that path while I'm -- when I'm president of the United States.	No
18,945	It's a big mistake to do that.	No
2,443	One is to simply leave a whole bunch of people uninsured and let them fend for themselves, to let businesses figure out how long they can continue to pay premiums until finally they just give up, and their workers are no longer getting insured, and that's been the trend line.	No
33,040	They'll pay off our national debt.	No
22,028	Like the old carpenter says measure twice, cut once.	No
7,985	Now so that we get it absolutely clear: Senator Kennedy must as a candidate - as I as a candidate in fifty-two - criticize us when we're wrong.	No
890	I believe it does meet the test.	No
15,723	Well, Andrea, we've just had another example of why the Vice President's mathematics just don't add up.	No
165	Capital gains, one more point on that, please let's learn from history.	No
6,386	And I hope you'll give me an opportunity to serve again.	No
13,305	And that means, of course, the best man that this nation can produce.	No
29,376	But regulations, you are going to regulate these businesses out of existence.	No
3,532	And Main Street is paying a penalty for the excesses and greed in Washington, D.C., and in the Wall Street.	Yes
21,707	So I know it can work; I've seen it happen.	No
18,553	I'm going to get it right for those soldiers, because it's important to Israel, it's important to America, it's important to the world, it's important to the fight on terror.	No
15,367	He added the rate of unemployment and the rate of inflation, and it came, at that time, to 12.5% under President Ford.	Yes
17,970	But I also know how to lead those alliances.	No
233	I think we're both supportive of them and I would strongly lead in that area as I have in my state as Governor.	No
9,563	When we're talking about math that doesn't add up, how about $4 trillion of deficits over the last four years, $5 trillion?	Yes
13,929	Makes you feel real good to hear that, right?	No
9,540	Now, what he says is he's going to make sure that this doesn't add to the deficit and he's going to cut middleclass taxes.	No
11,720	I think what we need to do is convince people who live in the lands they live in to build the nations.	No
1,152	This one concerned uh - Great Britain.	No
27,466	His words amount to genocide incitation.	No
25,714	But that progress is only the beginning.	No
20,448	Secondly the difference is we need to explore at home.	No
16,062	I don't appoint people I think are liberal or people who think - who I think are conservative.	No
25,055	That is a very important objective -- to make certain that we continue to look forward to progress toward greater independence by these nations and work with each of them separately.	No
24,948	What is a President charged with doing when he takes his oath of office?	No
6,499	He said, "I don't know.	No
3,732	They just skim off $15 billion.	Yes
14,748	Question really is who do you want in the White House.	No
6,828	Most health-care costs are covered by third parties.	Yes
26,514	I hope not in both cases.	No
17,469	It does not happen that the church that I belong to had that as part of its dogma.	No
824	I think those are very very serious questions of judgment, which those of you who are watching us here tonight have a right to judge and review.	No
15,461	I know because we did it there.	No
13,811	And all you hear about is how bad things are.	No
33,169	I believe if my opponent should win this race, which I truly don't think will happen, we will have a Second Amendment which will be a very, very small replica of what it is right now.	No
617	Wouldn't it be nice to be perfect?	No
3,371	We ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace and who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights.	No
21,985	I think we have to do is invest in American jobs, American education, control American health care costs and bring the American people together again.	No
7,598	No, Cuba is not lost, and I don't think this kind of defeatist talk by Senator Kennedy helps the situation one bit.	No
1,293	I think the greatest thing that ever happened to the South was the passage of the Civil Rights Act and the opening up of opportunities - uh to black people - the chance to vote, to hold a job, to buy a house, to go to school, and to participate in public affairs.	No
2,910	Recently Ian Smith, the uh - president of uh - Rhodesia, announced that he had unequivocal commitments from Mr. Kissinger that he could not reveal.	Yes
1,720	So all of this is possible.	No
22,420	I differ with the 2 here on that.	No
26,469	I don't have any policy against hiring anyone; whether it's lifestyle or whatever, we don't have any policy of that kind, never have had in my office or will we have in the future.	Yes
24,113	I've been talking about getting a capital gains cut forever, and his friends in Congress have been telling me that's a tax break for the rich.	No
29,359	You can pick it up tomorrow at a bookstore...	No
21,003	I think the economy has meant more for the Gore and Clinton folks than the Gore and Clinton folks have meant for the economy.	No
6,502	We need a president who stays deadly focused on the real war on terror.	No
9,906	Now, Governor Romney just said, you know he wants to help those young people too, but during the Republican primary, he said, "I will veto the DREAM Act", that would allow these young people to have access."	Yes
6,180	That's not the way we should judge these nominees.	No
1,796	Now, that's not my analysis.	No
26,964	But Governor, when it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of the 1920s.	No
8,619	If we fail, if we fail to move ahead, if we fail to develop sufficient military and economic and social strength here in this country, then I think that uh - the tide could begin to run against us.	No
2,102	The second topic, which is you said you get a deduction for taking a plant overseas.	No
9,129	Your question -- your question is one that's being asked by college kids all over this country.	No
25,841	These things are paid for in the balanced budget plan.	Yes
6,704	He voted to increase taxes 98 times and to bust the budget 277 times.	Yes
28,387	If you pay taxes, you are going to get a benefit.	No
12,952	My judgment is that the Republican party has stood still here in the United States, and it's also stood still around the world.	No
2,587	But we also believe in maintaining for individuals the right to pursue their dreams and not to have the government substitute itself for the rights of free individuals.	No
395	Well, that's a choice we have to make, isn't it?	No
34,059	He said the Republican primary was rigged against him.	Yes
160	And if we - and the - actually this year Congress is doing a little better in controlling the growth of spending.	No
28,944	And, you know, we've heard a lot about -- from the governor about not much being done in the last eight years, as if the promises that I made eight years ago have not been kept.	Yes
21,741	Now, what it really boils down to is can you live -- we become so preoccupied with the rights of the criminal that we've forgotten the rights of the innocent.	No
7,482	"Those are the three words that she left me with.	No
19,877	You attended a private school for some time in your life.	No
6,861	But rather than help you, the taxpayer, have lower cost, rather than help seniors have less expensive drugs, the president made it illegal -- illegal -- for Medicare to actually go out and bargain for lower prices.	Yes
9,249	That means that in the middle of the next decade, any car you buy, you're going to end up going twice as far on a gallon of gas.	Yes
2,928	It was the most complete documentation by any president of any agreement signed by a president on behalf of the United States.	No

4,228

It was very clear, the Russian intentions towards Georgia.

No

24,090

I'm not playing Lawrence Welk music tonight.

No

6,538

In fact, it's starting to fall apart not because of lawsuits -- though they are a problem, and John Edwards and I are committed to fixing them -- but because of the larger issue that we don't cover Americans.

No

308

And I hope people don't think that I'm questioning his patriotism when I say he used his words to describe his participation in that organization.

No

32,387

That I can tell you.

No

23,294

He says, well, he's going to raise the taxes on the rich -- that's what he said -- the top two brackets.

Yes

10,349

And as governor of my state, I was able to get 100 percent of my people insured, all my kids, about 98 percent of the adults.

Yes

18,400

It's hard work to go from a place where people get their hands cut off, or executed, to a place where people are free.

No

34,165

And you will see the dozens of sources which verify that he was for the invasion of Iraq.

Yes

20,299

Those on Social Security today will have their promise made, but also to give younger workers the option at their choice of being able to manage some of their own money in the private sector to make sure there's a Social Security system around tomorrow.

Yes

3,892

And that same strategy will be employed in Afghanistan by this great general.

No

30,003

It's comments like that that really worry people who understand the threats that we face.

No

11,979

Well, it would be if they're given special protective status.

No

24,015

Well, Sander, that's a good question, and the answer is: for 40-some years we kept the peace.

Yes

25,329

And we work with those other countries.

No

32,502

Well, everything you've heard just now from Donald is not true.

Yes

11,629

Some of them I've got a conflict of interest on, if you know what I mean.

No

2,348

Try and get a mortgage these days.

No

15,198

My point I have made already, Mr. President, with regard to negotiating: it does not call for nuclear superiority on the part of the United States.

Yes

6,505

It's kind of one of those exaggerations.

No

13,274

Number three, the Vice President - on May fifteenth after the U-2 flight - indicated that the flights were going on, even though the Administration and the President had canceled the flights on May twelfth.

Yes

17,531

The question of agriculture came up a minute ago.

No

1,663

Over the last 30 months, we've seen 5 million jobs in the private sector created.

Yes

5,556

And 95 percent of working families, 95 percent of you out there, will get a tax cut.

Yes

21,973

When a factory closes, I know the people who ran it.

No

14,662

And we're going to lead the way out of this economic recession across this world and economic slowdown here at home.

No

6,044

We're not going to follow that path while I'm -- when I'm president of the United States.

No

18,945

It's a big mistake to do that.

No

2,443

One is to simply leave a whole bunch of people uninsured and let them fend for themselves, to let businesses figure out how long they can continue to pay premiums until finally they just give up, and their workers are no longer getting insured, and that's been the trend line.

No

33,040

They'll pay off our national debt.

No

22,028

Like the old carpenter says measure twice, cut once.

No

7,985

Now so that we get it absolutely clear: Senator Kennedy must as a candidate - as I as a candidate in fifty-two - criticize us when we're wrong.

No

890

I believe it does meet the test.

No

15,723

Well, Andrea, we've just had another example of why the Vice President's mathematics just don't add up.

No

165

Capital gains, one more point on that, please let's learn from history.

No

6,386

And I hope you'll give me an opportunity to serve again.

No

13,305

And that means, of course, the best man that this nation can produce.

No

29,376

But regulations, you are going to regulate these businesses out of existence.

No

3,532

And Main Street is paying a penalty for the excesses and greed in Washington, D.C., and in the Wall Street.

Yes

21,707

So I know it can work; I've seen it happen.

No

18,553

I'm going to get it right for those soldiers, because it's important to Israel, it's important to America, it's important to the world, it's important to the fight on terror.

No

15,367

He added the rate of unemployment and the rate of inflation, and it came, at that time, to 12.5% under President Ford.

Yes

17,970

But I also know how to lead those alliances.

No

233

I think we're both supportive of them and I would strongly lead in that area as I have in my state as Governor.

No

9,563

When we're talking about math that doesn't add up, how about $4 trillion of deficits over the last four years, $5 trillion?

Yes

13,929

Makes you feel real good to hear that, right?

No

9,540

Now, what he says is he's going to make sure that this doesn't add to the deficit and he's going to cut middleclass taxes.

No

11,720

I think what we need to do is convince people who live in the lands they live in to build the nations.

No

1,152

This one concerned uh - Great Britain.

No

27,466

His words amount to genocide incitation.

No

25,714

But that progress is only the beginning.

No

20,448

Secondly the difference is we need to explore at home.

No

16,062

I don't appoint people I think are liberal or people who think - who I think are conservative.

No

25,055

That is a very important objective -- to make certain that we continue to look forward to progress toward greater independence by these nations and work with each of them separately.

No

24,948

What is a President charged with doing when he takes his oath of office?

No

6,499

He said, "I don't know.

No

3,732

They just skim off $15 billion.

Yes

14,748

Question really is who do you want in the White House.

No

6,828

Most health-care costs are covered by third parties.

Yes

26,514

I hope not in both cases.

No

17,469

It does not happen that the church that I belong to had that as part of its dogma.

No

824

I think those are very very serious questions of judgment, which those of you who are watching us here tonight have a right to judge and review.

No

15,461

I know because we did it there.

No

13,811

And all you hear about is how bad things are.

No

33,169

I believe if my opponent should win this race, which I truly don't think will happen, we will have a Second Amendment which will be a very, very small replica of what it is right now.

No

617

Wouldn't it be nice to be perfect?

No

3,371

We ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace and who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights.

No

21,985

I think we have to do is invest in American jobs, American education, control American health care costs and bring the American people together again.

No

7,598

No, Cuba is not lost, and I don't think this kind of defeatist talk by Senator Kennedy helps the situation one bit.

No

1,293

I think the greatest thing that ever happened to the South was the passage of the Civil Rights Act and the opening up of opportunities - uh to black people - the chance to vote, to hold a job, to buy a house, to go to school, and to participate in public affairs.

No

2,910

Recently Ian Smith, the uh - president of uh - Rhodesia, announced that he had unequivocal commitments from Mr. Kissinger that he could not reveal.

Yes

1,720

So all of this is possible.

No

22,420

I differ with the 2 here on that.

No

26,469

I don't have any policy against hiring anyone; whether it's lifestyle or whatever, we don't have any policy of that kind, never have had in my office or will we have in the future.

Yes

24,113

I've been talking about getting a capital gains cut forever, and his friends in Congress have been telling me that's a tax break for the rich.

No

29,359

You can pick it up tomorrow at a bookstore...

No

21,003

I think the economy has meant more for the Gore and Clinton folks than the Gore and Clinton folks have meant for the economy.

No

6,502

We need a president who stays deadly focused on the real war on terror.

No

9,906

Now, Governor Romney just said, you know he wants to help those young people too, but during the Republican primary, he said, "I will veto the DREAM Act", that would allow these young people to have access."

Yes

6,180

That's not the way we should judge these nominees.

No

1,796

Now, that's not my analysis.

No

26,964

But Governor, when it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of the 1920s.

No

8,619

If we fail, if we fail to move ahead, if we fail to develop sufficient military and economic and social strength here in this country, then I think that uh - the tide could begin to run against us.

No

2,102

The second topic, which is you said you get a deduction for taking a plant overseas.

No

9,129

Your question -- your question is one that's being asked by college kids all over this country.

No

25,841

These things are paid for in the balanced budget plan.

Yes

6,704

He voted to increase taxes 98 times and to bust the budget 277 times.

Yes

28,387

If you pay taxes, you are going to get a benefit.

No

12,952

My judgment is that the Republican party has stood still here in the United States, and it's also stood still around the world.

No

2,587

But we also believe in maintaining for individuals the right to pursue their dreams and not to have the government substitute itself for the rights of free individuals.

No

395

Well, that's a choice we have to make, isn't it?

No

34,059

He said the Republican primary was rigged against him.

Yes

160

And if we - and the - actually this year Congress is doing a little better in controlling the growth of spending.

No

28,944

And, you know, we've heard a lot about -- from the governor about not much being done in the last eight years, as if the promises that I made eight years ago have not been kept.

Yes

21,741

Now, what it really boils down to is can you live -- we become so preoccupied with the rights of the criminal that we've forgotten the rights of the innocent.

No

7,482

"Those are the three words that she left me with.

No

19,877

You attended a private school for some time in your life.

No

6,861

But rather than help you, the taxpayer, have lower cost, rather than help seniors have less expensive drugs, the president made it illegal -- illegal -- for Medicare to actually go out and bargain for lower prices.

Yes

9,249

That means that in the middle of the next decade, any car you buy, you're going to end up going twice as far on a gallon of gas.

Yes

2,928

It was the most complete documentation by any president of any agreement signed by a president on behalf of the United States.

No