hafidikhsan/cefr-lexical-balance-dataset-50-50-50

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Later in his work Lacan was to declare the Cartesian nature of psychoanalysis	4C1	13
A reusable rocket has been built by Elon Musk	2B1	10
We are in other words agents more than anything else	4C1	10
If so it may be the case that from another point of view that self is still bound	4C1	18
For highly sensitive accounts like the true Administrator and service accounts we also recommend incorporating nonprinting ASCII characters	2B1	18
I stood there waiting for the proverbial ax to fall on my neck	2B1	13
Some of these samples have existed for years but others were created specifically for this database	2B1	16
She always buys the same shampoo and conditioner	2B1	9
If the destructive effects of moderate unhealthful behaviors do not overburden our personal capacities we may never experience significant consequences	2B1	20
Id never been inside anywhere remotely like it before I couldnt believe how dark and noisy it was there were so many people and such a brilliant atmosphere It was all a far cry from my home town and to he honest I wasnt sure Id survive Being a mother is definitely a busy job but this was something else	4C1	62
You need to nurture this technique with practice and patience	3B2	10
For boils carbuncles scrofula and tuberculosis the herb is soaked in vinegar and the concentrated solution is applied topically	4C1	19
Telephones and airplanes collapsed distance	1A2	5
Some jumped on their horses and others into their buggies and wagons	1A2	12
When news spread of Hendrixs death investigators were stunned to find that Hendrixs residences in England and New York had been broken into	1A2	23
Sheridan Speeth and his wife Susan Alexander Speeth made a large donation toward the production of Escalator Over the Hill	0A1	20
Corroboree frogs are the first vertebrates discovered that are able to produce their own poisonous alkaloids as opposed to obtaining it via diet as many other frogs do	5C2	30
These observations will again evoke a variety of responses	2B1	9
So he flew on that distance to another column of smoke and descended to eight thousand feet to establish visual contact with the ground so that any friendly markings on the target would be seen before it was too late	4C1	40
I have embarked on an investigation of a wide range of occupations one by one to see how each shapes and sometimes destroys those in it I have studied how the notion of what humans are capable of has been expanded in different civilisations and how courage can be manufactured I have applied my method to the major preoccupations of our time happiness love friendship and respect	5C2	68
But his troubled sleep continued all thrashes and moans and I held him like a baby rocking him until he finally quieted	1A2	22
You and the Doctor and a certain foreign gentleman of his acquaintance who calls himself Professor	4C1	16
You really have to thoroughly prepare	0A1	6
The tits are generalist insectivores that consume a wide range of small insects and other invertebrates particularly small defoliating caterpillars	5C2	22
I could see that this is what could possibly happen to us one day and there was no way that I would want to ever be in that situation	0A1	29
She earnestly tried to bring some appearance of domestic peace to the family	0A1	13
Before we turn to assessment of ontological arguments we need to get clear about what the proper intended goals of ontological arguments can be Suppose we think of arguments as having advocates and targets when an advocate presents an argument to a target the goal of the advocate is to bring about some change in the target What might be the targets of ontological arguments and what might be the changes that advocates of these arguments aim to bring about in those targets Here are some proposals no doubt the reader can think of others The targets might be atheists and the goal might be to turn them into theists The targets might be agnostics and the goal might be to turn them into theists The targets might be theists and the goal might be to improve the doxastic position of theists The targets might be professional philosophers and the goal might be to advance understanding of the consequences of adopting particular logical rules or treating existence as a real predicate or allowing definitions to have existential import or the like The targets might be undergraduate philosophy students and the goal might be to give them some sufficiently frustrating examples on which to cut their critical teeth In the coming discussion it will be supposed that the targets are atheists and agnostics and that the goal is to turn them into theists Suppose that an advocate presents an ontological argument to a target What conditions must that arguments satisfy if it is fit for its intended purpose A plausible suggestion is that minimally it should make the targets recognise that they have good reason to accept the conclusion of the argument that they did not recognise that they have prior to the presentation of the argument Adopting this plausible suggestion provides the following criterion a successful ontological argument is one that should make atheists and agnostics recognise that they have good reason to believe that God exists that they did not recognise that they have prior to the presentation of the argument Note that this criterion has a normative dimension it adverts to what atheists and agnostics should do when presented with the argument There is an important discussion to be had about whether we should suppose that the targets of ontological arguments are atheists and agnostics and that the goal is to turn them into theists However it is simply beyond the scope of this entry to pursue that discussion here	5C2	412
In benevolence and friendship none could excel him	1A2	8
She had but to stretch forth her hand and the whole country was hers for the asking	3B2	17
After blundering through our first attempt Id recommend it well definitely be building another one soon	2B1	16
Technological advances continue to transform our lives at work at home and in our leisure activities Susan Hallam discusses their impact on music in Britain	5C2	25
Einstein made his profound and farreaching contributions simply by looking again at the nature of the fundamentals time space matter and energy Previous descriptions had depended on Isaac Newtons view of a universe in which stars and planets moved in an absolute framework of space and time Einstein overthrew this notion saying that time and space were not absolute but relative	5C2	61
The original quarto consists of seven engraved pages including the title in size some six inches by four and a quarter	1A2	21
Over time as we learned more about playing chess we made a startling revelation chess depends more upon longterm strategy than upon shortterm tactics Up till then wed been happy with a rather shortsighted approach Suddenly we became aware of the big picture We began to see the game as a whole not just a series of individual moves And once we saw the game as a whole we began to see patterns emerge in the play Gambits they call them And the patterns have names such as openings middle games and end games In chess as in screenplay writing the more often you play the more aware you become of its complexities	5C2	113
Shackleton led by example On the voyage back from the Endurance he noticed Hurley the expedition photographer gloveless He forced his own on Hurley saying if he didnt put them on he would throw them overboard Someone else remembered him doing the same thing with a biscuit when they were near starving on the 1905 expeditions He said hed leave it in the snow Millions of pounds couldnt have bought that biscuit As Caroline Alexander author of Endurance the human account of that expedition says The public appetite for heroic endeavour is increasing Shackleton exposes the fact that there is nothing heroic going on now Everything else falls away and he is left standing the genuine embodiment of the ideals that we are so wistful for nowadays	5C2	127
I was up with Father hes frail and sick	3B2	9
Throughout the history of visual representation questions have been raised concerning the supposed accuracy or otherwise of the visual image as well as its status in society The popular notion that seeing is believing had always afforded special status to the visual image So when the technology was invented in the form of photography the social and cultural impact was immense	5C2	61
Bismuth chloride is used as a catalyst in organic synthesis	5C2	11
However when the charge nurse changed his approach exhibiting empathy the daughter volunteered that on several occasions her mother had forgotten what pills she had taken	3B2	26
Wormholes are a common element in science fiction because they allow interstellar intergalactic and sometimes even interuniversal travel within human lifetime scales	5C2	25
One notices that animals living in the wild are always vigilant very much on guard against dangers lurking in their physical environment	2B1	22
The boys right hand lay on his upper chest the fingers spread	4C1	12
In the end he nearly did both	1A2	7
Now Liebling could begin hanging out at the saloons and night clubs the racetracks and corner stores where he met the harmless parliament of monsters who eventually appeared in Back Where I Came From and The Honest Rainmaker	0A1	38
But Eden did not reopen the subject and after a polite length of time excused them both	1A2	17
Dont worry and just make sure that your butter keeps bubbling gently	2B1	12
He had only approved of its general thrust of deficit reduction not the specific cuts or taxes	3B2	17
And rather than cook they throw out the rubbish and wipe down the sink and the floor	1A2	17
For the pop poets whose work has been composed expressly for the purpose of recital to live audiences the issue is plain They can only profit from public performance Their verses are often very simple in both form and content and can be assimilated at a single hearing it is on the printed page that the deficiencies of thought technique and imagination become clear Poets who are dedicated to their craft and are doing their best to continue and develop what is finest in the traditions of poetry which involves compressing the maximum amount of passion thought wit and vision into the smallest possible space and achieving rhythmic effects of great variety and subtlety are unlikely to be appreciated by an audience which is probably encountering their work for the first time The danger here is not that they will be tempted to emulate the content and style of the entertainers but that they might in the effort to achieve instant communication read only their most readily accessible work which is quite likely to be their slightest and least characteristic	5C2	182
I am in full agreement with a view of technical progress that refuses its imperialism and regards it as only one among the many dimensions of human existence	4C1	28
Most of the colorful carts were already packed or close to it and many had already left	3B2	17
Tiredness it is often claimed has become the modern condition As the richer busier countries have grown so sleeplessness and anxiety have also grown in the popular psyche Research in the USA has found 40 million Americans to be chronically affected and some recent bestselling novels in Britain have featured insomniacs as protagonists or sleepresearch laboratories as their settings	5C2	59
A day or two after Cathys death Cisco Houston and Jim Longhi silently walked along that dark beach with Guthrie the seamen three bonded in grief	1A2	26
Medical treatments arent helping and physicians are sure its just a relapse	2B1	12
Deep into middle age racked by illness poverty and debt and estranged from his mother country where his radical youth prison and Siberia lay behind him he had settled in Dresden to write this novel indicting that youthful vision of a socialist utopia with the ruinous disorder and the cult of Nihilism that had followed in its wake	4C1	58
True the number of bags or cans did fall sharply by 37 But this was largely thanks to the Seattle stomp a frantic dance first noticed when that distant city introduced rubbish pricing Rather than buy more tags people simply crammed more garbage about 40 more into each container by jumping on it if necessary	5C2	57
The next morning Hugh ONeill of the Denver Post took Darrow to task for that performance	0A1	16
And in fact there was some truth in this	1A2	9
An example of an electrocyclic reaction is the conrotatory thermal ringopening of benzocyclobutane	5C2	14
There ought to be somewhere hanging in a closet a suit of clothes an exracing driver can put on without feeling like he is from another planet Something he could wear so that wherever he goes he doesnt get the feeling that everybody is talking another language and doing whatever they do at half speed I liked no not liked I flatout loved being a racing driver driving racing cars I am addicted to it and it is all I know how to do But I dont do it any more I couldnt if I wanted to Question is I thought looking into the mean rustcoloured rock of the mountains in the distance what do I do now	5C2	118
I shouted into the din ran in circles stopped panting stood there exhausted helpless full of uncertainty and fear in the night	1A2	22
A taciturn introverted young player his increasing cosmopolitanism as an elder statesman was recognised in September by his appointment as an official Australian tourist ambassador in India	4C1	27
The UN Security Council approved a resolution Monday to send 4200 peacekeepers to Abyei Sudan as part of a recent agreement between Sudan and Southern Sudan The resolution will establish for six months the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei LRB UNISFA RRB comprising a maximum of 4200 military personnel 50 police personnel and appropriate civilian support the resolution states It passed the council unanimously 150 In a statement released by the State Department Secretary Hiliary Clinton commended the swift passage of the resolutionAbyei has been a source of regional tension for many years the statement said We urge the parties to reach an immediate ceasefire and to provide aid workers with the unfettered access required to deliver humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians affected by the conflictA week ago the Sudanese government and the Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement signed an agreement to allow peacekeepers in Abyei aimed at ending strife that has ravaged much of the country The two sides agreed in principle on the need for a third party to monitor the illdefined border between north and south before the scheduled July 9 independence for the south The UN peacekeepers will monitor and verify the redeployment of any Sudan Armed Forces Sudan Peoples Liberation Army or its successor from the Abyei area among other tasks the Security Council resolution states	5C2	222

Later in his work Lacan was to declare the Cartesian nature of psychoanalysis

4C1

13

A reusable rocket has been built by Elon Musk

2B1

10

We are in other words agents more than anything else

4C1

10

If so it may be the case that from another point of view that self is still bound

4C1

18

For highly sensitive accounts like the true Administrator and service accounts we also recommend incorporating nonprinting ASCII characters

2B1

18

I stood there waiting for the proverbial ax to fall on my neck

2B1

13

Some of these samples have existed for years but others were created specifically for this database

2B1

16

She always buys the same shampoo and conditioner

2B1

9

If the destructive effects of moderate unhealthful behaviors do not overburden our personal capacities we may never experience significant consequences

2B1

20

Id never been inside anywhere remotely like it before I couldnt believe how dark and noisy it was there were so many people and such a brilliant atmosphere It was all a far cry from my home town and to he honest I wasnt sure Id survive Being a mother is definitely a busy job but this was something else

4C1

62

You need to nurture this technique with practice and patience

3B2

10

For boils carbuncles scrofula and tuberculosis the herb is soaked in vinegar and the concentrated solution is applied topically

4C1

19

Telephones and airplanes collapsed distance

1A2

5

Some jumped on their horses and others into their buggies and wagons

1A2

12

When news spread of Hendrixs death investigators were stunned to find that Hendrixs residences in England and New York had been broken into

1A2

23

Sheridan Speeth and his wife Susan Alexander Speeth made a large donation toward the production of Escalator Over the Hill

0A1

20

Corroboree frogs are the first vertebrates discovered that are able to produce their own poisonous alkaloids as opposed to obtaining it via diet as many other frogs do

5C2

30

These observations will again evoke a variety of responses

2B1

9

So he flew on that distance to another column of smoke and descended to eight thousand feet to establish visual contact with the ground so that any friendly markings on the target would be seen before it was too late

4C1

40

I have embarked on an investigation of a wide range of occupations one by one to see how each shapes and sometimes destroys those in it I have studied how the notion of what humans are capable of has been expanded in different civilisations and how courage can be manufactured I have applied my method to the major preoccupations of our time happiness love friendship and respect

5C2

68

But his troubled sleep continued all thrashes and moans and I held him like a baby rocking him until he finally quieted

1A2

22

You and the Doctor and a certain foreign gentleman of his acquaintance who calls himself Professor

4C1

16

You really have to thoroughly prepare

0A1

6

The tits are generalist insectivores that consume a wide range of small insects and other invertebrates particularly small defoliating caterpillars

5C2

22

I could see that this is what could possibly happen to us one day and there was no way that I would want to ever be in that situation

0A1

29

She earnestly tried to bring some appearance of domestic peace to the family

0A1

13

Before we turn to assessment of ontological arguments we need to get clear about what the proper intended goals of ontological arguments can be Suppose we think of arguments as having advocates and targets when an advocate presents an argument to a target the goal of the advocate is to bring about some change in the target What might be the targets of ontological arguments and what might be the changes that advocates of these arguments aim to bring about in those targets Here are some proposals no doubt the reader can think of others The targets might be atheists and the goal might be to turn them into theists The targets might be agnostics and the goal might be to turn them into theists The targets might be theists and the goal might be to improve the doxastic position of theists The targets might be professional philosophers and the goal might be to advance understanding of the consequences of adopting particular logical rules or treating existence as a real predicate or allowing definitions to have existential import or the like The targets might be undergraduate philosophy students and the goal might be to give them some sufficiently frustrating examples on which to cut their critical teeth In the coming discussion it will be supposed that the targets are atheists and agnostics and that the goal is to turn them into theists Suppose that an advocate presents an ontological argument to a target What conditions must that arguments satisfy if it is fit for its intended purpose A plausible suggestion is that minimally it should make the targets recognise that they have good reason to accept the conclusion of the argument that they did not recognise that they have prior to the presentation of the argument Adopting this plausible suggestion provides the following criterion a successful ontological argument is one that should make atheists and agnostics recognise that they have good reason to believe that God exists that they did not recognise that they have prior to the presentation of the argument Note that this criterion has a normative dimension it adverts to what atheists and agnostics should do when presented with the argument There is an important discussion to be had about whether we should suppose that the targets of ontological arguments are atheists and agnostics and that the goal is to turn them into theists However it is simply beyond the scope of this entry to pursue that discussion here

5C2

412

In benevolence and friendship none could excel him

1A2

8

She had but to stretch forth her hand and the whole country was hers for the asking

3B2

17

After blundering through our first attempt Id recommend it well definitely be building another one soon

2B1

16

Technological advances continue to transform our lives at work at home and in our leisure activities Susan Hallam discusses their impact on music in Britain

5C2

25

Einstein made his profound and farreaching contributions simply by looking again at the nature of the fundamentals time space matter and energy Previous descriptions had depended on Isaac Newtons view of a universe in which stars and planets moved in an absolute framework of space and time Einstein overthrew this notion saying that time and space were not absolute but relative

5C2

61

The original quarto consists of seven engraved pages including the title in size some six inches by four and a quarter

1A2

21

Over time as we learned more about playing chess we made a startling revelation chess depends more upon longterm strategy than upon shortterm tactics Up till then wed been happy with a rather shortsighted approach Suddenly we became aware of the big picture We began to see the game as a whole not just a series of individual moves And once we saw the game as a whole we began to see patterns emerge in the play Gambits they call them And the patterns have names such as openings middle games and end games In chess as in screenplay writing the more often you play the more aware you become of its complexities

5C2

113

Shackleton led by example On the voyage back from the Endurance he noticed Hurley the expedition photographer gloveless He forced his own on Hurley saying if he didnt put them on he would throw them overboard Someone else remembered him doing the same thing with a biscuit when they were near starving on the 1905 expeditions He said hed leave it in the snow Millions of pounds couldnt have bought that biscuit As Caroline Alexander author of Endurance the human account of that expedition says The public appetite for heroic endeavour is increasing Shackleton exposes the fact that there is nothing heroic going on now Everything else falls away and he is left standing the genuine embodiment of the ideals that we are so wistful for nowadays

5C2

127

I was up with Father hes frail and sick

3B2

9

Throughout the history of visual representation questions have been raised concerning the supposed accuracy or otherwise of the visual image as well as its status in society The popular notion that seeing is believing had always afforded special status to the visual image So when the technology was invented in the form of photography the social and cultural impact was immense

5C2

61

Bismuth chloride is used as a catalyst in organic synthesis

5C2

11

However when the charge nurse changed his approach exhibiting empathy the daughter volunteered that on several occasions her mother had forgotten what pills she had taken

3B2

26

Wormholes are a common element in science fiction because they allow interstellar intergalactic and sometimes even interuniversal travel within human lifetime scales

5C2

25

One notices that animals living in the wild are always vigilant very much on guard against dangers lurking in their physical environment

2B1

22

The boys right hand lay on his upper chest the fingers spread

4C1

12

In the end he nearly did both

1A2

7

Now Liebling could begin hanging out at the saloons and night clubs the racetracks and corner stores where he met the harmless parliament of monsters who eventually appeared in Back Where I Came From and The Honest Rainmaker

0A1

38

But Eden did not reopen the subject and after a polite length of time excused them both

1A2

17

Dont worry and just make sure that your butter keeps bubbling gently

2B1

12

He had only approved of its general thrust of deficit reduction not the specific cuts or taxes

3B2

17

And rather than cook they throw out the rubbish and wipe down the sink and the floor

1A2

17

For the pop poets whose work has been composed expressly for the purpose of recital to live audiences the issue is plain They can only profit from public performance Their verses are often very simple in both form and content and can be assimilated at a single hearing it is on the printed page that the deficiencies of thought technique and imagination become clear Poets who are dedicated to their craft and are doing their best to continue and develop what is finest in the traditions of poetry which involves compressing the maximum amount of passion thought wit and vision into the smallest possible space and achieving rhythmic effects of great variety and subtlety are unlikely to be appreciated by an audience which is probably encountering their work for the first time The danger here is not that they will be tempted to emulate the content and style of the entertainers but that they might in the effort to achieve instant communication read only their most readily accessible work which is quite likely to be their slightest and least characteristic

5C2

182

I am in full agreement with a view of technical progress that refuses its imperialism and regards it as only one among the many dimensions of human existence

4C1

28

Most of the colorful carts were already packed or close to it and many had already left

3B2

17

Tiredness it is often claimed has become the modern condition As the richer busier countries have grown so sleeplessness and anxiety have also grown in the popular psyche Research in the USA has found 40 million Americans to be chronically affected and some recent bestselling novels in Britain have featured insomniacs as protagonists or sleepresearch laboratories as their settings

5C2

59

A day or two after Cathys death Cisco Houston and Jim Longhi silently walked along that dark beach with Guthrie the seamen three bonded in grief

1A2

26

Medical treatments arent helping and physicians are sure its just a relapse

2B1

12

Deep into middle age racked by illness poverty and debt and estranged from his mother country where his radical youth prison and Siberia lay behind him he had settled in Dresden to write this novel indicting that youthful vision of a socialist utopia with the ruinous disorder and the cult of Nihilism that had followed in its wake

4C1

58

True the number of bags or cans did fall sharply by 37 But this was largely thanks to the Seattle stomp a frantic dance first noticed when that distant city introduced rubbish pricing Rather than buy more tags people simply crammed more garbage about 40 more into each container by jumping on it if necessary

5C2

57

The next morning Hugh ONeill of the Denver Post took Darrow to task for that performance

0A1

16

And in fact there was some truth in this

1A2

9

An example of an electrocyclic reaction is the conrotatory thermal ringopening of benzocyclobutane

5C2

14

There ought to be somewhere hanging in a closet a suit of clothes an exracing driver can put on without feeling like he is from another planet Something he could wear so that wherever he goes he doesnt get the feeling that everybody is talking another language and doing whatever they do at half speed I liked no not liked I flatout loved being a racing driver driving racing cars I am addicted to it and it is all I know how to do But I dont do it any more I couldnt if I wanted to Question is I thought looking into the mean rustcoloured rock of the mountains in the distance what do I do now

5C2

118

I shouted into the din ran in circles stopped panting stood there exhausted helpless full of uncertainty and fear in the night

1A2

22

A taciturn introverted young player his increasing cosmopolitanism as an elder statesman was recognised in September by his appointment as an official Australian tourist ambassador in India

4C1

27

The UN Security Council approved a resolution Monday to send 4200 peacekeepers to Abyei Sudan as part of a recent agreement between Sudan and Southern Sudan The resolution will establish for six months the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei LRB UNISFA RRB comprising a maximum of 4200 military personnel 50 police personnel and appropriate civilian support the resolution states It passed the council unanimously 150 In a statement released by the State Department Secretary Hiliary Clinton commended the swift passage of the resolutionAbyei has been a source of regional tension for many years the statement said We urge the parties to reach an immediate ceasefire and to provide aid workers with the unfettered access required to deliver humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians affected by the conflictA week ago the Sudanese government and the Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement signed an agreement to allow peacekeepers in Abyei aimed at ending strife that has ravaged much of the country The two sides agreed in principle on the need for a third party to monitor the illdefined border between north and south before the scheduled July 9 independence for the south The UN peacekeepers will monitor and verify the redeployment of any Sudan Armed Forces Sudan Peoples Liberation Army or its successor from the Abyei area among other tasks the Security Council resolution states

5C2

222