iai-group/clef2024_checkthat_task1_en · Datasets at Hugging Face

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6,660	What I can promise you is that I will make the playing field as fair as possible, that I will, for instance, make certain that with respect to the tax system that you as a worker in America are not subsidizing the loss of your job.	No
1,532	I didn't always agree with their decisions, whether they were Democratic or Republican presidents.	No
7,501	And I believe that we can together do things that are within the grasp of Americans.	No
26,843	The world is changing dramatically in how we work and how we live, how we relate to each other, huge changes.	No
24,201	Small business--you've got to have capital, you've got to credit, and many of them need mentors or coaches.	No
30,441	Well, I support our democracy.	No
2,098	That's probably not going to survive you get that rate down to 25 percent.	No
21,860	We have the most expensive health care system in the world.	Yes
27,995	I'm convinced we'll do it.	No
8,316	I think the support prices are tied to the average market price of the last three years, which was Mr. Benson's theory.	Yes
26,538	We need to deal with managed care.	No
16,080	But I suggest that we understand that those are going to be additional costs on senior citizens across this country.	No
23,278	I think John McCain called the energy bill the "No Lobbyist Left Behind" bill.	Yes
11,433	I don't think they'll look at us with envy.	No
33,111	I tell it like it is.	No
24,912	And he's called that because he's supposed to be in charge of the facts and run our government and strengthen our nation.	No
6,949	That's twice the amount that my predecessor increased VA funding.	Yes
24,232	But frankly, I don't think that's the problem today.	No
27,469	The same way we treated the apartheid diplomats of South Africa.	No
6,558	What we do is we have choice.	No
15,199	It calls for a mutual reduction of these weapons, as I say, that neither of us can represent a threat to the other.	No
3,972	And it's going to be tough.	No
23,498	Former Governor Racicot, as chairman of the Republican Party, said he thought that the Patriot Act has to be changed and fixed.	No
539	They think the only way to do it is for the federal government to do it all.	No
28,475	And for the last eight years I've served on the National Security Council.	No
3,544	It's completely out of control.	No
1,699	Number three, make sure our people have the skills they need to succeed and the best schools in the world.	No
582	That is not the way you deal with the Soviets.	No
5,992	These have been priorities of mine since I got to the Senate, and it is absolutely critical that we develop a high fuel efficient car that's built not in Japan and not in South Korea, but built here in the United States of America.	No
26,770	And I would just say that it seems to me that that's the way it ought to be.	No
8,937	And we used - yes, we used - the Senate Budget Committee's projections for five years, which are based on an average inflation rate of 7.5% - which, I think, that under our plan, can be eliminated.	Yes
29,933	Well, just listen to what you heard.	No
23,123	I have a plan that's going to allow people 55 to 64 to buy into Medicare early.	No
9,651	I think that's a mistake.	No
28,627	Spending research and development money so that we can use our technological base to figure out new uses for farm products.	No
8,147	But I think there is also a national responsibility.	No
1,213	For example, we uh - proposed about $12 million to add between four and five hundred more employees for the National Park Service.	Yes
33,810	And now I listen how she's going to get rid of ISIS.	No
8,905	I think Government has a responsibility to find jobs for the youth of this country, and that the place to start is to assist in the very important and necessary task of helping cities rebuild.	No
3,567	Now, $18 billion is important; $300 billion is really important.	No
15,276	We have, with our five-year plan for the leasing of offshore lands, proposed more land to be drilled than has been opened up for drilling since this program first started in 1954.	Yes
22,157	And I would just say there are three things that I would like to say -- number one -- we do have to maintain the world's strongest defense.	No
19,193	So some may be better off.	No
25,269	When Mr. Nitze, a good negotiator, returned, he was rebuked, and his boss was fired.	Yes
19,749	Nobody suggested sending troops to Iraq, if that was the hint there from the President.	No
19,188	Renee Proval (ph) is probably better off than he was four years ago.	No
15,364	I happen to believe that the Federal Government has usurped powers of autonomy and authority that belong back at the state and local level.	No
29,415	No, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do.	No
29,545	But I would go against them if she releases her e-mails.	No
24,019	And the reason we could do that is because of our fantastic success in winning the Cold War.	No
2,057	Now, does anybody think that ExxonMobil needs some extra money, when they're making money every time you go to the pump?	No
19,840	But Senator Dole has consistently opposed Federal help to education.	Yes
13,292	Well the que- the - Mr. Griffin, I believe, who is the head of the Klan, who lives in Tampa, Florida, indicated a - in a statement, I think, two or three weeks ago that he was not going to vote for me, and that he was going to vote for Mr. Nixon.	No
10,282	That's what reporters called it.	No
3,684	There are some things that I think have to be done.	No
8,952	And among those vetoes, I stopped $16 billion in additional spending.	Yes
19,152	One seventh the total economy, 17 new taxes, price controls, 35 to 50 new bureaucracies that cost $1.5 trillion.	Yes
389	But governors are ready; mayors are ready.	No
20,884	You can't have voluntary testing.	No
28,440	And first let me say that our nation now needs to speak with one voice during this time, and I applaud the president for working hard to diffuse tensions.	No
19,408	I appointed a four-star general who led our efforts south of the border to keep drugs from coming into the country as our nation's drug czar.	Yes
20,701	Whether or not you have the capacity to convince people to follow?	No
5,535	I would like to mention that a couple days ago Senator Obama was out in Ohio and he had an encounter with a guy who's a plumber, his name is Joe Wurzelbacher.	No
18,658	Two-thirds of the country was a no-fly zone when we started this war.	Yes
7,804	We also have to have in mind something else with regard to this whole situation in the world, and that is: that as America moves forward, we not only must think in terms of fighting Communism, but we must also think primarily in terms of the interests of these countries.	No
17,233	This administration has taken a meat cleaver out, in terms of Federal-assisted housing, and the record is there.	No
31,893	You know, when we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have -- and, frankly, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, where you have so many bad things happening, this is like medieval times.	Yes
29,484	And they are saying, hey, we need to do more to make the contributions we should be making to rebuild the middle class.	No
509	We have a great many people, hundreds of thousands of people living on public assistance in this country.	Yes
1,995	Simpson-Bowles, the president should have grabbed that.	No
28,843	You heard what I was for, and that's what I support.	No
23,382	Well, had we joined the Kyoto treaty, which I guess he's referring to, it would have cost America a lot of jobs.	Yes
24,331	We're the envy of the world in terms of our economy, despite the difficulties we're having.	No
8,960	Mr. Moyers, I'm not here to debate Governor Reagan's record as Governor.	No
10,271	The problem is they'll be in china.	No
7,294	I'm also a former law enforcement officer.	No
8,068	It may be Republican, it may be Democratic.	No
30,120	And, number two, I said, and very strongly, NATO could be obsolete, because -- and I was very strong on this, and it was actually covered very accurately in the New York Times, which is unusual for the New York Times, to be honest -- but I said, they do not focus on terror.	Yes
15,852	But he's in the arena.	No
16,554	About fourteen to fifteen thousand did take advantage of that program.	Yes
20,604	It's time for the man to leave.	No
15,767	The Governor talks about limits, what we can't do, opposes these two modernization systems, talks now about well, we'll develop some new kind of a missile.	No
23,076	I'm fighting for the middle class.	No
13,358	Yes, I have stated in both uh - debates and state again that I believe in a balanced budget and have supported that concept during my fourteen years in the Congress.	Yes
11,736	But if you have a situation like that right in our backyard with chaos about to break out and flotillas forming to come across the water, and all kinds of violence there, right in one of our neighboring countries there, then I think that we did the right thing there.	No
26,048	Well, we've taken the first step.	No
7,681	What will be done to provide equality of education in all sections of the United States?	No
1,581	And our cancer rate is uh - higher than any country in the world.	Yes
18,805	And if we do that, then we have the ability to be able to respond more rapidly.	No
3,657	Who has been the person who has tried to keep spending under control?	No
21,631	I mean, we agree with that.	No
22,120	The Soviet Union is no more, and now we're working to help them become totally democratic through the Freedom Support Act that I led on, a great Democratic ambassador, Bob Strauss, over there, Jim Baker, all of us got this thing passed -- through cooperation, Ross -- it worked with cooperation, and you're for that, I'm sure, helping Russia become democratic.	Yes
6,615	We've expanded trade adjustment assistance.	Yes
2,191	The problem is that because the voucher wouldn't necessarily keep up with health care inflation, it was estimated that this would cost the average senior about $6,000 a year.	Yes
30,226	That would not start a war.	No
12,376	Well, we all make mistakes.	No
1,290	I think it's accurate to say that Mr. Ford voted against the uh - Voting Rights Acts and the uh - Civil Rights Acts in their uh - debative stage I think once it was assured they were going to pass he finally voted for it.	Yes
12,908	He repeated that error in 1959, in the speech that he made.	Yes
22,779	And so, what I'm telling you is, is that sometimes in this world you make unpopular decisions because you think they're right.	No
4,284	And, Senator McCain, he says -- he talks about Arizona.	No

6,660

What I can promise you is that I will make the playing field as fair as possible, that I will, for instance, make certain that with respect to the tax system that you as a worker in America are not subsidizing the loss of your job.

No

1,532

I didn't always agree with their decisions, whether they were Democratic or Republican presidents.

No

7,501

And I believe that we can together do things that are within the grasp of Americans.

No

26,843

The world is changing dramatically in how we work and how we live, how we relate to each other, huge changes.

No

24,201

Small business--you've got to have capital, you've got to credit, and many of them need mentors or coaches.

No

30,441

Well, I support our democracy.

No

2,098

That's probably not going to survive you get that rate down to 25 percent.

No

21,860

We have the most expensive health care system in the world.

Yes

27,995

I'm convinced we'll do it.

No

8,316

I think the support prices are tied to the average market price of the last three years, which was Mr. Benson's theory.

Yes

26,538

We need to deal with managed care.

No

16,080

But I suggest that we understand that those are going to be additional costs on senior citizens across this country.

No

23,278

I think John McCain called the energy bill the "No Lobbyist Left Behind" bill.

Yes

11,433

I don't think they'll look at us with envy.

No

33,111

I tell it like it is.

No

24,912

And he's called that because he's supposed to be in charge of the facts and run our government and strengthen our nation.

No

6,949

That's twice the amount that my predecessor increased VA funding.

Yes

24,232

But frankly, I don't think that's the problem today.

No

27,469

The same way we treated the apartheid diplomats of South Africa.

No

6,558

What we do is we have choice.

No

15,199

It calls for a mutual reduction of these weapons, as I say, that neither of us can represent a threat to the other.

No

3,972

And it's going to be tough.

No

23,498

Former Governor Racicot, as chairman of the Republican Party, said he thought that the Patriot Act has to be changed and fixed.

No

539

They think the only way to do it is for the federal government to do it all.

No

28,475

And for the last eight years I've served on the National Security Council.

No

3,544

It's completely out of control.

No

1,699

Number three, make sure our people have the skills they need to succeed and the best schools in the world.

No

582

That is not the way you deal with the Soviets.

No

5,992

These have been priorities of mine since I got to the Senate, and it is absolutely critical that we develop a high fuel efficient car that's built not in Japan and not in South Korea, but built here in the United States of America.

No

26,770

And I would just say that it seems to me that that's the way it ought to be.

No

8,937

And we used - yes, we used - the Senate Budget Committee's projections for five years, which are based on an average inflation rate of 7.5% - which, I think, that under our plan, can be eliminated.

Yes

29,933

Well, just listen to what you heard.

No

23,123

I have a plan that's going to allow people 55 to 64 to buy into Medicare early.

No

9,651

I think that's a mistake.

No

28,627

Spending research and development money so that we can use our technological base to figure out new uses for farm products.

No

8,147

But I think there is also a national responsibility.

No

1,213

For example, we uh - proposed about $12 million to add between four and five hundred more employees for the National Park Service.

Yes

33,810

And now I listen how she's going to get rid of ISIS.

No

8,905

I think Government has a responsibility to find jobs for the youth of this country, and that the place to start is to assist in the very important and necessary task of helping cities rebuild.

No

3,567

Now, $18 billion is important; $300 billion is really important.

No

15,276

We have, with our five-year plan for the leasing of offshore lands, proposed more land to be drilled than has been opened up for drilling since this program first started in 1954.

Yes

22,157

And I would just say there are three things that I would like to say -- number one -- we do have to maintain the world's strongest defense.

No

19,193

So some may be better off.

No

25,269

When Mr. Nitze, a good negotiator, returned, he was rebuked, and his boss was fired.

Yes

19,749

Nobody suggested sending troops to Iraq, if that was the hint there from the President.

No

19,188

Renee Proval (ph) is probably better off than he was four years ago.

No

15,364

I happen to believe that the Federal Government has usurped powers of autonomy and authority that belong back at the state and local level.

No

29,415

No, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do.

No

29,545

But I would go against them if she releases her e-mails.

No

24,019

And the reason we could do that is because of our fantastic success in winning the Cold War.

No

2,057

Now, does anybody think that ExxonMobil needs some extra money, when they're making money every time you go to the pump?

No

19,840

But Senator Dole has consistently opposed Federal help to education.

Yes

13,292

Well the que- the - Mr. Griffin, I believe, who is the head of the Klan, who lives in Tampa, Florida, indicated a - in a statement, I think, two or three weeks ago that he was not going to vote for me, and that he was going to vote for Mr. Nixon.

No

10,282

That's what reporters called it.

No

3,684

There are some things that I think have to be done.

No

8,952

And among those vetoes, I stopped $16 billion in additional spending.

Yes

19,152

One seventh the total economy, 17 new taxes, price controls, 35 to 50 new bureaucracies that cost $1.5 trillion.

Yes

389

But governors are ready; mayors are ready.

No

20,884

You can't have voluntary testing.

No

28,440

And first let me say that our nation now needs to speak with one voice during this time, and I applaud the president for working hard to diffuse tensions.

No

19,408

I appointed a four-star general who led our efforts south of the border to keep drugs from coming into the country as our nation's drug czar.

Yes

20,701

Whether or not you have the capacity to convince people to follow?

No

5,535

I would like to mention that a couple days ago Senator Obama was out in Ohio and he had an encounter with a guy who's a plumber, his name is Joe Wurzelbacher.

No

18,658

Two-thirds of the country was a no-fly zone when we started this war.

Yes

7,804

We also have to have in mind something else with regard to this whole situation in the world, and that is: that as America moves forward, we not only must think in terms of fighting Communism, but we must also think primarily in terms of the interests of these countries.

No

17,233

This administration has taken a meat cleaver out, in terms of Federal-assisted housing, and the record is there.

No

31,893

You know, when we have a world where you have ISIS chopping off heads, where you have -- and, frankly, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, where you have so many bad things happening, this is like medieval times.

Yes

29,484

And they are saying, hey, we need to do more to make the contributions we should be making to rebuild the middle class.

No

509

We have a great many people, hundreds of thousands of people living on public assistance in this country.

Yes

1,995

Simpson-Bowles, the president should have grabbed that.

No

28,843

You heard what I was for, and that's what I support.

No

23,382

Well, had we joined the Kyoto treaty, which I guess he's referring to, it would have cost America a lot of jobs.

Yes

24,331

We're the envy of the world in terms of our economy, despite the difficulties we're having.

No

8,960

Mr. Moyers, I'm not here to debate Governor Reagan's record as Governor.

No

10,271

The problem is they'll be in china.

No

7,294

I'm also a former law enforcement officer.

No

8,068

It may be Republican, it may be Democratic.

No

30,120

And, number two, I said, and very strongly, NATO could be obsolete, because -- and I was very strong on this, and it was actually covered very accurately in the New York Times, which is unusual for the New York Times, to be honest -- but I said, they do not focus on terror.

Yes

15,852

But he's in the arena.

No

16,554

About fourteen to fifteen thousand did take advantage of that program.

Yes

20,604

It's time for the man to leave.

No

15,767

The Governor talks about limits, what we can't do, opposes these two modernization systems, talks now about well, we'll develop some new kind of a missile.

No

23,076

I'm fighting for the middle class.

No

13,358

Yes, I have stated in both uh - debates and state again that I believe in a balanced budget and have supported that concept during my fourteen years in the Congress.

Yes

11,736

But if you have a situation like that right in our backyard with chaos about to break out and flotillas forming to come across the water, and all kinds of violence there, right in one of our neighboring countries there, then I think that we did the right thing there.

No

26,048

Well, we've taken the first step.

No

7,681

What will be done to provide equality of education in all sections of the United States?

No

1,581

And our cancer rate is uh - higher than any country in the world.

Yes

18,805

And if we do that, then we have the ability to be able to respond more rapidly.

No

3,657

Who has been the person who has tried to keep spending under control?

No

21,631

I mean, we agree with that.

No

22,120

The Soviet Union is no more, and now we're working to help them become totally democratic through the Freedom Support Act that I led on, a great Democratic ambassador, Bob Strauss, over there, Jim Baker, all of us got this thing passed -- through cooperation, Ross -- it worked with cooperation, and you're for that, I'm sure, helping Russia become democratic.

Yes

6,615

We've expanded trade adjustment assistance.

Yes

2,191

The problem is that because the voucher wouldn't necessarily keep up with health care inflation, it was estimated that this would cost the average senior about $6,000 a year.

Yes

30,226

That would not start a war.

No

12,376

Well, we all make mistakes.

No

1,290

I think it's accurate to say that Mr. Ford voted against the uh - Voting Rights Acts and the uh - Civil Rights Acts in their uh - debative stage I think once it was assured they were going to pass he finally voted for it.

Yes

12,908

He repeated that error in 1959, in the speech that he made.

Yes

22,779

And so, what I'm telling you is, is that sometimes in this world you make unpopular decisions because you think they're right.

No

4,284

And, Senator McCain, he says -- he talks about Arizona.

No