sentence1: In 1999, the building's owners, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, issued guidelines to upgrade the fireproofing to a thickness of 1{ inches.

sentence2: The NIST discovered that in 1999 the Port Authority issued guidelines to upgrade the fireproofing to a thickness of 1 1/2 inches.


split: test

genre: main-news

dataset: MSRpar

sentence1: The dollar was last at $1.1149 to the euro, close to its strongest level since April 30.

sentence2: The dollar pushed as high as $1.1115 to the euro in early trade, extending Tuesday's one percent rally to hit its strongest level since April 30.


sentence1: The single currency rose as far as 135.13 yen , matching a record high hit shortly after the euro's launch in January 1999.

sentence2: The single currency rose as far as 135.26 yen , its highest level since the introduction of the single currency in January 1999.


sentence1: A New Castle County woman has become the first Delaware patient to contract the West Nile virus this year, the state's Department of Health reported.

sentence2: A 62-year-old West Babylon man has contracted the West Nile virus, the first human case in Suffolk County this year, according to the county health department.


sentence1: He also reaffirmed his wish to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis peacefully.

sentence2: But the North Korean nuclear crisis has dominated his time in office.


sentence1: A rebel who was captured said more than 2,000 insurgents were involved in the attack.

sentence2: A captured rebel said 2,100 combatants had been involved in the offensive.


sentence1: Kyi, a U.N. envoy says, as Japan adds to growing international pressure by saying it will halt its hefty economic aid unless Suu Kyi is freed.

sentence2: JAPAN added to growing international pressure on Burma yesterday, threatening to halt its hefty economic aid unless the military government released pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.


sentence1: Wal-Mart, Kohl's Corp., Family Dollar Stores Inc., and Big Lots Inc. were among the merchants posting May sales that fell below Wall Street's modest expectations.

sentence2: Wal- Mart, Kohl's Corp., Family Dollar Stores Inc., and Big Lots Inc. posted May sales that fell below Wall Street's modest expectations.


sentence1: Mr Eddington warned yesterday that the future of the airline was "in the hands of the negotiators".

sentence2: "The future of BA is in the hands of the negotiators," Eddington told British Broadcasting Corp. television on Sunday.


sentence1: "Both of these kids are in wonderful physical condition right now," he said during a press briefing at the hospital.

sentence2: "Both of these kids are in wonderful physical condition right now," said Goodrich, also director of pediatric neurosurgery at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore.


sentence1: On the cell's surface, the foreign components are recognised by other cells that then realise it is infected and kill it.

sentence2: The foreign bits are recognized by other cells that realize it is infected and kill it.


sentence1: Trading in Loral was halted yesterday; the shares closed on Monday at $3.01.

sentence2: The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading yesterday in Loral, which closed at $3.01 Friday.


sentence1: Knox County Health Department is following national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Protocol to contain infection.

sentence2: The health department spokesperson added the department is following Centers for Disease Control protocol.


sentence1: Schools Chancellor Joel Klein said the push for higher standards and accountability "is showing results."

sentence2: Schools Chancellor Joel Klein said he was pleased by the results.


sentence1: One witness told Anatolian he saw the plane on fire while it was still in the air.

sentence2: One witness told the Anatolian news agency he saw the plane on fire in mid-air.


sentence1: He proposed a system under which it would take fewer and fewer votes to overcome a filibuster.

sentence2: Frist proposed a process in which it would take gradually fewer votes to overcome filibusters preventing final votes on judicial confirmations.


sentence1: Hormone replacement therapy that combines estrogen and progestin doubles a woman's risk of breast cancer, a British study of more than a million women has found.

sentence2: A major British study has added to the evidence that hormone replacement therapy increases the risk of breast cancer, especially when women receive a combination of estrogen and progestin.


sentence1: Barbini's comments came Tuesday, the second day of the Ministerial Conference and Expo on Agricultural Science and Technology.

sentence2: U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman kicks off the three-day Ministerial Conference and Expo on Agricultural Science and Technology on Monday.


sentence1: Yesterday, shares closed up 29 cents, or 0.54 percent, at $54.32.

sentence2: Amazon's shares yesterday closed at $54.32 on the Nasdaq Stock Market, up 29 cents.


sentence1: Lawtey is not the first faith-based program in Florida's prison system.

sentence2: But Lawtey is the first entire prison to take that path.


sentence1: The transaction will grant Handspring stockholders 0.09 of a share of Palm--and no shares of PalmSource--for each share of Handspring common stock.

sentence2: Under the proposed terms of the transaction, and following the spinoff of PalmSource, Palm will exchange 0.09 shares for each share of Handspring.


sentence1: The giant rock was first observed on August 24 by Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research Program, based in Socorro, New Mexico.

sentence2: The rock was first observed by the Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research Program, also known as LINEAR.


sentence1: "We need to change old habits and seriously rethink business-as-usual."

sentence2: He urged employees to "avoid complacency" and to "change old habits and seriously rethink business-as-usual."


sentence1: "These despicable acts were committed by killers whose only faith is hate," Bush said, adding that the United States will find the killers.

sentence2: These despicable acts were committed by killers whose only faith is hate and the United States will find the killers and they will learn the meaning of American justice.


sentence1: There are a total of 659 women enrolled at the academy, the report said.

sentence2: There were 659 women enrolled at the academy at the time of the survey.


sentence1: It is a national concern that will touch virtually every American," Abraham said.

sentence2: The impact of natural-gas shortages "will touch virtually every American," Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham warned yesterday.


sentence1: In the United States, 20.7 percent of all women smoke.

sentence2: Nevada is where the most women smoke, 28 percent.


sentence1: It has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.

sentence2: That poll had 712 likely voters and sampling error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.


sentence1: Shares of MONY were gaining $2.57, or 9%, to $31.90 in after-hours trading on Instinet.

sentence2: MONY shares rose 8.76 per cent to $31.90 in after-hours trading in New York.


sentence1: Diana was at her lowest ebb when she wrote the letter to Paul Burrell claiming there was a plot to kill her.

sentence2: Burrell said Diana wrote a letter in October 1996 claiming there was a plot to kill her in a smash and gave it to him to keep as insurance.


sentence1: Gillespie sent a letter to CBS President Leslie Moonves asking for a historical review or a disclaimer.

sentence2: Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie issued a letter Friday to CBS Television President Leslie Moonves.


sentence1: "Let's show we won't let them off," said Marc Blondel, leader of the Force Ouvriere union.

sentence2: "The movement to defend pensions is gaining momentum, and we won't give up," said Marc Blondel, leader of the Force Ouvriere union.


sentence1: Contrary to what PeopleSoft management would have you believe, Oracle intends to fully support PeopleSoft customers and products for many years to come."

sentence2: Ellison said that contrary to the contentions of PeopleSoft management, Oracle intends to "fully support PeopleSoft customers and products" for many years to come.


sentence1: Under Mexican law, bounty hunting is considered a form of kidnapping.

sentence2: Bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico, and the bounty hunter was charged with kidnapping.


sentence1: The announcements were made at the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam.

sentence2: The submission was on Monday, but the announcement was made Friday at the International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam.


sentence1: Its keywords are supported by Chinese language Web portals.

sentence2: Chinese language Web portals also support 3721 keywords, the Web site said.


sentence1: The consensus estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call called for a profit of $1.70 per share.

sentence2: Analysts polled by Reuters Research, a unit of Reuters Group Plc, on average forecast profit of $1.69 per share.


sentence1: Initial autopsy reports show they died of dehydration, hyperthermia and suffocation.

sentence2: Two more died later, and initial autopsy reports show they succumbed to dehydration, hypothermia and suffocation.


sentence1: Authorities appealed to the public Friday to come forward and provide what could be the key to solving the sniper-style shootings that have killed three people outside area convenience stores.

sentence2: Authorities looked to the public yesterday for help in solving the deadly sniper-style shootings of three people outside Charleston-area convenience stores.


sentence1: Second comes HP (27 percent with $2.9 billion, up just 0.4 percent).

sentence2: HP fell to second place with server sales growing 0.4 percent to $2.9 billion.


sentence1: U.S. forces recently apprehended some 40 suspected foreign militants near the Syrian border and are now interrogating them.

sentence2: The Third Armored Cavalry Regiment recently apprehended about 40 suspected fighters near the Syrian border, officials said.


sentence1: That compares with a profit of $1 million, or breakeven, on $1.39 billion in revenue during the same period last year.

sentence2: Total revenue for the second quarter was $1.48 billion, up 7% from $1.39 billion in the same period last year.


sentence1: Bolivia's army fought to stop columns of protesters from streaming into the food-starved capital on Wednesday as a popular uprising against the president spread.

sentence2: Bolivia's army fought to stop a column of dynamite-wielding miners from streaming into the besieged capital on Wednesday, leaving two dead as a popular uprising against the President spread.


sentence1: The A920 comes with a printer, scanner, and copier for $89.

sentence2: Dell's Personal All-in-One A920 is an entry-level device that combines printer, scanner and copier functions for $89.


sentence1: But in the first 30 seconds after Young entered the ring, the family knew it was an uneven match, Meyers said.

sentence2: But in the first 30 seconds of the bout, family members knew it was an uneven match, Jodie Meyers, Stacy Young's sister, said.


sentence1: Singapore reported no suspected SARS cases Wednesday, but officials quarantined 70 people who had contact with the Taiwanese patient.

sentence2: Still, Singapore quarantined 70 people who had been in close contact with the scientist.


sentence1: Downstream at Mount Vernon, the Skagit River was expected to crest at 36 feet -- 8 feet above flood stage -- tonight, Burke said.

sentence2: The Skagit was expected to crest during the night at 38 feet at Mount Vernon, 10 feet above flood stage, the National Weather Service said.


sentence1: On Monday, the Dow declined 5.25, or 0.1 percent, at 8,983.80, having shed 2.3 percent last week.

sentence2: In early trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 39.94, or 0.4 percent, at 8,945.50, having slipped 3.61 points Monday.


sentence1: The injured were taken to hospitals in Jefferson City and Columbia, a college town about 30 miles to the north.

sentence2: The injured were taken to hospitals in Jefferson City and Columbia, about 48km north; their conditions were not immediately available.


sentence1: The dollar was at 117.85 yen against the Japanese currency, up 0.1 percent.

sentence2: Against the Swiss franc the dollar was at 1.3289 francs, up 0.5 percent on the day.


sentence1: In addition to O'Connor, Rehnquist's majority opinion was joined by Justices David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Stephen Breyer.

sentence2: Joining him in the majority opinion were Justices Sandra Day O'Connor, David H. Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer.


sentence1: Martin, 58, will be freed today after serving two thirds of his five-year sentence for the manslaughter of 16-year-old Fred Barras.

sentence2: Martin served two thirds of a five-year sentence for the manslaughter of Barras and for wounding Fearon.


sentence1: IDEC shareholders would own 50.5 percent of the stock of the combined company, and Biogen shareholders the remaining 49.5 percent.

sentence2: The companies said Idec holders would own about 50.5 percent of the stock of the combined company.


sentence1: Nonetheless, the open-source guru insisted, "This attack was wrong, and it was dangerous to our goals."

sentence2: "This attack was wrong, and it was dangerous to our goals," Raymond said.


sentence1: Frank Quattrone, the former Credit Suisse First Boston technology investment-banking guru, reportedly pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of obstruction of justice and witness tampering.

sentence2: NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Former star investment banker Frank Quattrone pleaded not guilty Tuesday to criminal charges of obstruction of justice and witness tampering.


sentence1: The blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 86.56 points, or 0.94 percent, to 9,109.99, after giving up more than 1 percent earlier.

sentence2: The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 79.43 points, or 0.86 percent, to 9,117.12 on Friday.


sentence1: The Dow Jones industrial average ended the day down 10.89 at 9,837.94, after advancing 111.04 Wednesday.

sentence2: The Dow Jones industrial average fell 10.89 points, or 0.11 percent, to 9,837.94.


sentence1: Perry has since called two special legislative sessions to try force the redistricting plan through.

sentence2: Since then, Texas Gov. Rick Perry has called two special sessions trying to push the measure through.


sentence1: The agency will "consider as timely any tax returns or payments due" Aug. 15 if they are submitted by Aug. 22.

sentence2: The agency said it would consider as timely any tax returns or payments due from Friday through Aug. 22 if they are completed by Aug. 22.


sentence1: Democrats currently hold a 17-15 advantage in the state's congressional delegation.

sentence2: The Texas congressional delegation now is 17-15 Democratic.


sentence1: Chaudhry was released 56 days later and the Fiji military installed an all-indigenous government led by Qarase, who won democratic elections in September 2001.

sentence2: The Fijian military installed an all-indigenous government led by Mr Qarase, who won democratic elections in September 2001.


sentence1: New legit download service launches with PC users in mind.

sentence2: BuyMusic is the first subscription-free paid download music service for PC users.


sentence1: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR rose 22/32 for a yield of 4.31 percent, versus 4.35 percent at Wednesday's close.

sentence2: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR grew 1-3/32 for a yield of 4.30 percent, down from 4.35 percent late Wednesday.


sentence1: Last week, his lawyers asked Gov. Mark R. Warner to grant clemency, but the governor declined to intervene.

sentence2: Last week, his lawyers asked Warner to grant clemency under certain conditions that would have lead to a new sentencing hearing.


sentence1: Gov. Linda Lingle and members of her staff were at the Navy base and watched the launch.

sentence2: Gov. Linda Lingle and other dignitaries are scheduled to be at the base to watch the launch.


sentence1: The best the investigators can do is nitpick about the process and substance of isolated business decisions ... and question his competence as a manager."

sentence2: Ebbers' lawyer, Reid Weingarten, said despite the thorough investigation, "the best the investigators can do is nitpick about the process and substance of isolated business decisions."


sentence1: The Justice Department filed suit Thursday against the state of Mississippi for failing to end what federal officials call "disturbing" abuse of juveniles and "unconscionable" conditions at two state-run facilities.

sentence2: The Justice Department filed a civil rights lawsuit Thursday against the state of Mississippi, alleging abuse of juvenile offenders at two state-run facilities.


sentence1: The Chelsea defender Marcel Desailly has been the latest to speak out.

sentence2: Marcel Desailly, the France captain and Chelsea defender, believes the latter is true.


sentence1: She was the only woman in her unit and a member of Teamsters Local 995.

sentence2: She was the only woman employed as a warehouse worker and heavy equipment operator and the only woman in her Teamsters local.


sentence1: Special police detained Khodorkovsky early on Saturday in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk, where his plane had made a refuelling stop.

sentence2: Police detained Khodorkovsky early on Saturday when his jet made a refueling stop in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk.


sentence1: Sony Ericsson also said it would shut down its GSM/UMTS R&D center in Munich, Germany, to increase profitability.

sentence2: Sony Ericsson also said it plans to close its R&D site in Munich, Germany, for GSM and UMTS handsets.


sentence1: But the country is scrambling to prevent it spreading to the vast countryside where most of its 1.3 billion people live.

sentence2: China is scrambling to stop the disease from spreading to the countryside, where most of its 1.3 billion people live.


sentence1: Kansas Department of Health and Environment records show there were 88 abortions performed on girls age 14 and younger last year.

sentence2: Statistics from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment show that 11,844 abortions were performed in the state last year.


sentence1: "The discovery that the MAP bug is present in the vast majority of Crohn's sufferers means it is almost certainly causing the intestinal inflammation," it said in a statement.

sentence2: The researchers say that the fact the MAP bug is present in the vast majority of Crohns sufferers means it is almost certainly causing the intestinal inflammation.


sentence1: The life expectancy for boys born in 2001 was 74.4 years, up two years since 1990.

sentence2: According to the report, average life expectancy has increased by nearly two years since 1990.


sentence1: For the full 12-month period, high-speed cable modem connections increased by 49 percent.

sentence2: For the full year period ending June 30, 2003, high-speed lines increased by 45 percent.


sentence1: We believe the report is fully consistent with what the courts have ruled ... that the department's actions are fully within the law.

sentence2: Comstock said several federal courts have ruled that the detentions are fully within the law.


sentence1: Indeed, Mr. Weill, a self-described workaholic, said he planned to remain very involved in the company.

sentence2: Still, Mr. Weill will remain very much a power at the company.


sentence1: Gregory Parseghian, a former investment banker, was appointed chief executive.

sentence2: Greg Parseghian was appointed the new chief executive.


sentence1: The report cites the marriage of the alleged operational commander of the Bali bombings, Mukhlas, to Farida, a "highly cosmopolitan and well-educated young woman".

sentence2: The report cites the marriage of the alleged operational commander of the Bali bombings, Mukhlas, as an example of how JI uses marriage to grow.


sentence1: The Cradle of Liberty Council isn't the first one to buck the national group's stance.

sentence2: Philadelphia's council is not the first to defy the national policy.


sentence1: "It''s absurd," Funny Cide's trainer Barclay Tagg said.

sentence2: Meanwhile, Funny Cide's trainer, Barclay Tagg, called the allegations "ridiculous."


sentence1: Last year, Cuban officials said none of nearly two dozen nominated Cuban musicians received U.S. visas on time to attend the Grammys in Los Angeles.

sentence2: Cuban officials said that last year none of about two dozen nominated Cuban musicians received U.S. visas in time to attend the Latin Grammys.


sentence1: The American conservatives are clearly in the minority within the Episcopal Church.

sentence2: The letter indicates the Vatican's interest in bolstering conservatives within the Episcopal Church.


sentence1: The New York senator's new book, "Living History," appears a certain bestseller.

sentence2: Hillary Clinton, the New York senator and former first lady, has a book out Monday titled Living History.


sentence1: "Canada is a small country, and it needs companies like this, deals like this."

sentence2: A passionate nationalist, Mr. D'Alessandro said: "Canada is a small country, and we need more companies like this."


sentence1: Police official S.K. Tonapi told Reuters at least 40 people had been killed and more than 100 wounded.

sentence2: State interior ministry spokesman Vasant Pitke told Reuters that at least 42 people had been killed and 112 injured.


sentence1: "Jeremy's a good guy," Barber said, adding: "Jeremy is living the dream life of the New York athlete.

sentence2: He also said Shockey is "living the dream life of a New York athlete.


sentence1: But Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial (JP:8306: news, chart, profile) declined 3,000 yen, or 0.65 percent, to 456,000 yen.

sentence2: Sumitomo Mitsui Financial (JP:8316: news, chart, profile) was down 2.5 percent at 198,000 yen.


sentence1: About 1,557 genes on chromosome 6 are thought to be functional.

sentence2: The remaining 1,557 genes are believed to be all functional.


sentence1: In the second quarter, Anadarko now expects volume of 46 million BOE, down from 48 million BOE.

sentence2: Production for the second quarter was cut to 46 million barrels from 48 million barrels.


sentence1: U.S. troops encountered no resistance during the five-hour sweep near Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's hometown and the center of a region of Baath Party supporters.

sentence2: Tikrit is Saddam Hussein's hometown and the region around it is known as a hotbed of Baath Party supporters and former high-ranking Iraqi military officials.


sentence1: Miodrag Zivkovic, of the Liberal Alliance of Montenegro, won 31 percent of the vote while the independent Dragan Hajdukovic got four percent.

sentence2: Miodrag Zivkovic, the leader of the pro-independence opposition Liberal Alliance, came in second with 31 percent of the vote.


sentence1: In the year-ago period, Pearson posted a 26 million pre-tax profit.

sentence2: A year ago the firm posted a profit of 26 million pounds.


sentence1: Through Thursday, Oracle said 34.75 million PeopleSoft shares had been tendered.

sentence2: Some 34.7 million shares have been tendered, Oracle said in a statement.


sentence1: Yucaipa owned Dominick's before selling the chain to Safeway in 1998 for $2.5 billion.

sentence2: Yucaipa bought Dominick's in 1995 for $693 million and sold it to Safeway for $1.8 billion in 1998.


sentence1: Graves reported from Albuquerque, Villafranca from Austin and Ratcliffe from Laredo.

sentence2: Pete Slover reported from Laredo and Gromer Jeffers from Albuquerque.


sentence1: A 25 percent increase would raise undergraduate tuition to about $5,247 annually, including miscellaneous, campus-based fees.

sentence2: The 25 percent hike takes annual UC undergraduate tuition to $4,794 and graduate fees to $5,019.


sentence1: Authorities said the scientist properly quarantined himself at home after he developed SARS symptoms Dec. 10.

sentence2: The scientist also quarantined himself at home as soon as he developed SARS symptoms, officials said.


sentence1: The support will come as a free software upgrade called WebVPN for current customers that have support contracts.

sentence2: The upgrade will be available as a free download for current customers with SmarNet support in January 2004.


sentence1: Hilsenrath and Klarman each were indicted on three counts of securities fraud.

sentence2: Klarman was charged with 16 counts of wire fraud.


sentence1: The new sensor -- dubbed CANARY for ''cellular analysis and notification of antigen risks and yields'' -- hijacks this natural process with two important changes.

sentence2: The team has named the sensor Canary, for cellular analysis and notification of antigen risks and yields.


sentence1: One, Fort Carson-based Sgt. Ernest Bucklew, 33, had been on his way home to attend his mother's funeral in Pennsylvania.

sentence2: Sgt. Ernest Bucklew, 33, was coming home from Iraq to bury his mother in Pennsylvania.


sentence1: Waksal has pleaded guilty to securities fraud and is to be sentenced next week.

sentence2: Waksal pleaded guilty to insider trading charges last year, and he is scheduled to be sentenced June 10.


sentence1: The device plays Internet radio streams and comes with a 30-day trial of RealNetworks' Rhapsody music service.

sentence2: The product also streams Internet radio and comes with a 30-day free trial for RealNetworks' Rhapsody digital music subscription service.


sentence1: The dollar fell as low as $1.1624 per euro from $1.1486 on Friday, and traded at $1.1594 at 10:15 a.m. in London.

sentence2: The dollar dropped to $1.1564 per euro at 7:30 a.m. in London from $1.1486 on Friday.


sentence1: During the hearing, Morales expressed "sincere regrets and remorse" for his actions.

sentence2: Morales, who pleaded guilty in July, expressed "sincere regret and remorse" for his crimes.


sentence1: Site Finder has been visited 65 million times since its introduction, Galvin said.

sentence2: Through Sunday, Sept. 21, Site Finder has been visited over 65 million times by Internet users.


sentence1: According to SunnComm's Peter Jacobs, "MediaMax performs exactly as 'advertised' to the companies who purchased it.

sentence2: "MediaMax performs EXACTLY as "advertised" to the companies who purchased it," Jacobs said in the statement.


sentence1: He was tracked to Atlanta where he was arrested on Tuesday night.

sentence2: He was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday night by police acting on a tip-off.


sentence1: The Bush administration blames Hussein loyalists and foreign Muslim militants who have entered Iraq to fight U.S. troops for the wave of bombings and guerrilla attacks.

sentence2: The Bush administration blames the wave of bombings and guerrilla attacks on Saddam loyalists and foreign Muslim militants who have entered Iraq to fight U.S. troops.


sentence1: It later emerged that he had broken his right thigh and bones in his right wrist and elbow.

sentence2: Tour doctors later confirmed that he had broken his right leg near the hip and also sustained wrist and elbow fractures.


sentence1: The Senate agreed Tuesday to lift a 10-year-old ban on the research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons.

sentence2: Both the House and Senate bills would end the ban on research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons.


sentence1: Some 95 million Americans -- half of all households -- invest in mutual funds.

sentence2: About half of all U.S. households have money in mutual funds.


sentence1: The House has passed prescription-drug legislation in the last two sessions, but the Senate has failed to do so.

sentence2: The House has passed bills the past two Congresses, but the Senate has not.


sentence1: The elderly and those with weakened immune systems are also urged to protect against mosquito bites.

sentence2: But for the elderly and those with weakened immune systems, it can be fatal.


sentence1: Ms Lafferty's lawyer, Thomas Ezzell, told a Kentucky newspaper: "My understanding of this is that there is a lower percentage of successful impregnations with frozen.

sentence2: "My understanding of this is that there is a lower percentage of successful impregnations with frozen," Ezzell said.


sentence1: Klarman was arrested by FBI agents in the Hamptons, an exclusive summer resort enclave east of New York City.

sentence2: Klarman was arrested by FBI agents Monday morning at his home in New York.


sentence1: The bishop told police he thought he had hit a dog or a cat or that someone had thrown a rock at his vehicle.

sentence2: Bishop O'Brien, aged 67, had told police he thought he had hit a dog or cat.


sentence1: A promotional poster, complete with countdown dial, reminds readers of the upcoming release of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."

sentence2: The crates are full of hardback copies of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."


sentence1: "Further testing is still under way, but at this stage, given the early detection, the outlook in such instances would be positive," the specialist said yesterday.

sentence2: "But at this stage, given the early detection, the outlook in such instances would be positive," he said.


sentence1: In morning trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 40.12, or 0.5 percent, at 8,571.69, having fallen 51 points Monday.

sentence2: In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average a gauge of 30 blue chip stocks was up 3.29 points or 0.04 per cent to 8,585.97.


sentence1: Rich media doubled its share, increasing from 3% in Q2 2002 to 6% in Q2 2003.

sentence2: Rich Media interactive ad formats doubled their share from 3% in second quarter of 2002, to 6% in the second quarter of 2003.


sentence1: It will take time to oust die-hard remnants of Saddam Hussein's deposed regime in Iraq, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Tuesday.

sentence2: Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said Tuesday it will take time to locate die-hard remnants of Saddam Hussein's deposed regime in Iraq.


sentence1: Sayliyah was the command base for the Iraq war, but Central Command sent hundreds who ran the war back home to Tampa, Florida.

sentence2: As Sayliyah was the command base for the Iraq war, but hundreds who ran the war have returned to the United States.


sentence1: SCO says the pricing terms for a license will not be announced for weeks.

sentence2: Details on pricing will be announced within a few weeks, McBride said.


sentence1: Sources within the racing industry have told the Daily Bulletin that Fontana will get a second NASCAR race on Labor Day weekend starting next season.

sentence2: Sources in the racing industry said Fontana will get a second NASCAR race on Labor Day weekend starting next season.


sentence1: The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI ended up 56.79 points, or 0.67 percent, at 8,588.36 -- its highest level since January 17.

sentence2: The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJ: news, chart, profile) rose 56 points, or 0.7 percent, to 8,588.


sentence1: Dennehy, who transferred to Baylor last year after getting kicked off the University of New Mexico Lobos for temper tantrums, had begun to read the Bible daily.

sentence2: Dennehy, who transferred to Baylor last year after getting kicked off the University of New Mexico Lobos for temper tantrums, became a born-again Christian in June 2002.


sentence1: Bashir felt he was being tried by opinion not on the facts, Mahendradatta told Reuters.

sentence2: Bashir also felt he was being tried by opinion rather than facts of law, he added.


sentence1: Schofield got Toepfer to admit on cross-examination that she ignored many of O'Donnell's suggestions and projects.

sentence2: But under cross-examination by O'Donnell's attorney, Lorna Schofield, Toepfer conceded she had ignored many of O'Donnell's suggestions and projects.


sentence1: In that case, the court held that Cincinnati had violated the First Amendment in banning only the advertising pamphlets in the interest of aesthetics.

sentence2: In that case, the court held that the city of Cincinnati had violated the First Amendment in banning, in the interest of aesthetics, only the advertising pamphlets.


sentence1: Box cutters were used as a weapon by the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers and have since been banned as carry-on items.

sentence2: Box cutters were the weapons used by the 19 hijackers in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.


sentence1: On July 22, Moore announced he would appeal the case directly to the U.S. Supreme Court.

sentence2: Moore of Alabama says he will appeal his case to the nation's highest court.


sentence1: Southwest said its traffic was up 4.6 percent in the quarter, and it ended the quarter with $2.2 billion in cash.

sentence2: Southwest said its traffic was up 4.6 percent in the quarter on a capacity increase of 4.2 percent.


sentence1: Four versions of Windows operating systems are targeted: Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

sentence2: The new worm affects these Windows systems: 2000, XP, NT 4.0 and Server 2003.


sentence1: Shares of McDonald's Corp. and Wendy's International Inc. continued a modest run-up on the New York Stock Exchange Monday.

sentence2: Shares of McDonald's and Wendy's continued their recent recovery Monday, rising more than 1 percent on the New York Stock Exchange in afternoon trade.


sentence1: He playfully chided the Senate's "little bitty tax relief plan."

sentence2: We don't need a little bitty tax relief plan.


sentence1: Looking to buy the latest Harry Potter?

sentence2: Harry Potter's latest wizard trick?


sentence1: MediaQ's customers include major handheld makers Mitsubishi, Siemens, Palm, Sharp, Philips, Dell and Sony.

sentence2: Nvidia will take advantage of MediaQ customers, which include such players as Siemens AG, Sharp, Philips, Dell, Mitsubishi and Sony Corp.


sentence1: Aventis, based in Strasbourg, France, is one of a handful of companies that still make the flu vaccine.

sentence2: Aventis, based in Strasbourg, France, is one of the leading producers of the vaccine and one of a handful of companies that still make it.


sentence1: Michael Bloomberg, NYC Mayor: "I'm gonna try march with a number of different groups.

sentence2: "I'm going to try to march with a number of different groups," Bloomberg said.


sentence1: The attack seemed similar to others staged near foreign compounds in Riyadh on May 12.

sentence2: The attack seemed similar to attacks staged near foreign compounds in Riyadh on May 12, for which officials have also blamed al-Qaida.


sentence1: "We put a lot of effort and energy into improving our patching process, probably later than we should have and now we're just gaining incredible speed.

sentence2: "We've put a lot of effort and energy into improving our patching progress, probably later than we should have.


sentence1: The boy also sprayed the room full of retardant from fire extinguishers, which made it hard to see, the chief said.

sentence2: The boy fired once into a wall and sprayed the room with fire extinguishers, making it hard to see, the chief said.


sentence1: "But HRT should not be used to prevent heart disease or any other chronic condition."

sentence2: "The clear message is it should not be used to prevent cardiovascular disease," Manson said.


sentence1: The meat, poultry, butter, cheese and nuts were impounded a year ago at a LaGrou Cold Storage warehouse in Chicago.

sentence2: The meat, poultry, butter, cheese and nuts were being stored by more than 100 wholesalers in Chicago.


sentence1: The BlueCore3-Multimedia includes a 16-bit stereo audio CODEC with dual ADC and DAC for stereo audio.

sentence2: BlueCore3-Multimedia contains an open platform DSP co-processor and also includes a 16-bit stereo audio codec with dual ADC and DAC for stereo audio.


sentence1: Now, with the agency's last three shuttles grounded in the wake of the Columbia disaster, that wait could be even longer.

sentence2: With the remaining three shuttles grounded in the wake of the Columbia accident, the rookies will have to wait even longer.


sentence1: Bremer, 61, is a onetime assistant to former Secretaries of State William P. Rogers and Henry Kissinger and was ambassador-at-large for counterterrorism from 1986 to 1989.

sentence2: Bremer, 61, is a former assistant to former Secretaries of State William P. Rogers and Henry Kissinger.


sentence1: Those conversations had not taken place as of Tuesday night, according to an Oracle spokeswoman.

sentence2: Those talks have not taken place, according to an Oracle spokeswoman.


sentence1: Taiwan has attempted to gain observer status to the United Nations-affiliated WHO for seven years, but again was rebuffed March 19 at its annual conference in Geneva.

sentence2: It has sought observer status for seven years, but was again rebuffed May 19 at the annual WHO conference in Geneva.


sentence1: A Washington County man may have the countys first human case of West Nile virus, the health department said Friday.

sentence2: The countys first and only human case of West Nile this year was confirmed by health officials on Sept. 8.


sentence1: National Breast Cancer Centre chief executive Professor Christine Ewan said it was too early to quantify the risk to women.

sentence2: National Breast Cancer Centre head Professor Christine Ewan said there was no need for panic.


sentence1: Brendsel and chief financial officer Vaughn Clarke resigned June 9.

sentence2: The company's chief executive retired and chief financial officer resigned.


sentence1: On health care, the NDP says there will be no privatization and no health-care premiums.

sentence2: The New Democrats also renewed their commitment to no health-care privatization and no premiums.


sentence1: The new companies will begin trading on Nasdaq today under the ticker symbols PLMO and PSRC.

sentence2: Also as part of the deal, PalmSource stock will begin trading on the NASDAQ stock market Wednesday under the ticker symbol: PSRC.


sentence1: Kids, adults, booksellers and postal workers all are preparing for "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."

sentence2: The crates are full of hardback copies of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."


sentence1: The government did not identify the taikonauts — a term coined from ‘‘taikong,’’ the Chinese word for space — who would travel on the second mission.

sentence2: The government did not identify the taikonauts -- a term coined from taikong, the Chinese word for space.


sentence1: I think we made the right case and did the right thing."

sentence2: Mr Blair went on: "I think we did the right thing in relation to Iraq.


sentence1: Kollar-Kotelly has scheduled another antitrust settlement compliance hearing for January.

sentence2: The judge scheduled another oversight hearing for late January.


sentence1: "Tomorrow at the Mission Inn, I have the opportunity to congratulate the governor-elect of the great state of California.

sentence2: "I have the opportunity to congratulate the governor-elect of the great state of California, and I'm looking forward to it."


sentence1: "I expect Japan to keep conducting intervention, but the volume is likely to fall sharply," said Junya Tanase, forex strategist at JP Morgan Chase.

sentence2: Junya Tanase, forex strategist at JP Morgan Chase, said "I expect Japan to keep conducting intervention, but the volume is likely to fall sharply."


sentence1: The Sunshine Group LTD represented the developers, The Related Companies and Apollo Real Estate Advisors LP, on the deal.

sentence2: The developers, The Related Cos. and Apollo Real Estate Advisors, hope sales top $1 billion.


sentence1: "It is about a third of what I owe in the world," he told reporters.

sentence2: It ain't coming to me, but it's only about a third of what I owe in the world.


sentence1: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite Index gained 2.90 points, or 0.18 percent, to 1,606.87.

sentence2: At 12:10 p.m. EDT, Canada's benchmark S&P/TSX composite index was up 6.87 points or 0.1 per cent to 6,979.29.


sentence1: The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield <US10YT=RR> dipped below 4.20 percent on Tuesday.

sentence2: Prices for Treasury securities also rose, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note falling to 4.19 percent.


sentence1: So was Edie Falco, the critically praised co-star of "Frankie and Johnny."

sentence2: Edie Falco was not nominated for "Frankie and Johnny."


sentence1: "Saddam is gone, but we want the (U.S.) occupation to end," said Hit resident Abu Qasim.

sentence2: "Saddam is gone, but we want the (U.S.) occupation to end."


sentence1: Joe Kernan, who had been lieutenant governor for the past seven years, was sworn in as governor after O'Bannon died Saturday.

sentence2: Kernan, who was O'Bannon's lieutenant governor, friend and political partner, was sworn in six hours after O'Bannon died Saturday.


sentence1: Advanced Micro Devices said Fujitsu Siemens Computers is offering a high-end workstation based on AMD's Opteron 200 Series.

sentence2: Fujitsu Siemens Computers on Tuesday made good on a promise to offer a workstation based on Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor.


sentence1: Kodak expects earnings of 5 cents to 25 cents a share in the quarter.

sentence2: Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call had expected Kodak to earn 68 cents a share for the quarter.


sentence1: Shares of Corixa fell 12 cents to $6.88 on the Nasdaq stock market.

sentence2: Corixa's stock barely flinched on the news, dipping 12 cents to close at $6.88.


sentence1: He was referring to John S. Reed, the former Citicorp chief executive who became interim chairman and chief executive of the exchange last Sunday .

sentence2: Next week, John S. Reed, the former Citicorp chief executive who Sunday became interim chairman and chief executive of the exchange, will take up his position.


sentence1: He refused to reveal what percentage of flights carried sky marshals, or whether they would be increased.

sentence2: He refused to say what percentage of domestic flights had security officers on board.


sentence1: The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 19.67, or 1.3 percent, to 1523.71, its highest since June 18.

sentence2: The S&P 500 had climbed 16 percent since its March low and yesterday closed at its highest since Dec. 2.


sentence1: They said they had concluded that the film failed "to present a balanced portrayal" of the Reagans.

sentence2: CBS said the show "does not present a balanced portrayal of the Reagans for CBS and its audience.


sentence1: State health officials said today a young northeast Kansas woman likely has the state's first case of monkeypox among humans or animals.

sentence2: Health officials confirmed today that a northeast Kansas woman has the state's first case of monkeypox and the first case west of the Mississippi River.


sentence1: Navistar shares were down 44 cents, or 1.1 percent, at $41.19 on the New York Stock Exchange after falling as low as $39.93.

sentence2: Navistar shares rose a penny to $41.64 at late afternoon on the New York Stock Exchange after earlier falling as low as $39.93.


sentence1: Only Intel Corp.'s 0.3 percent yield was lower.

sentence2: Only Intel Corp. has a lower dividend yield.


sentence1: MGM, NBC and Liberty executives were not immediately available for comment.

sentence2: A Microsoft spokesman was not immediately available to comment.


sentence1: The new analysis found that 32 of the 16,608 participants developed ovarian cancer during about 5 years of follow-up.

sentence2: The new analysis found that 32 of 16,608 participants developed ovarian cancer in about 5 1/2 years of follow-up, including 20 women taking hormones.


sentence1: Veteran stage and screen actor Hume Cronyn died of cancer Sunday.

sentence2: Character actor Hume Cronyn, 91, died Sunday at his home in Connecticut.


sentence1: Deirdre Hisler, Government Canyon's manager, said the state has long had its eye on this piece of property and is eager to complete the deal to obtain it.

sentence2: Deirdre Hisler, Government Canyon's manager, said the state long has coveted this piece of property, and is eager to complete the deal.


sentence1: Reuters witnesses said many houses had been flattened and the city squares were packed with crying children and the homeless, huddled in blankets to protect them from the cold.

sentence2: Reuters witnesses said public squares were packed with crying children and people left homeless, huddled in blankets to protect them from the cold.


sentence1: The three grocery chains were relying on store managers and replacement workers to keep their stores open.

sentence2: The supermarket chains have used managers and replacement workers to keep their stores open, often at reduced hours.


sentence1: The security official's backup couldn't fill in because he was on active military duty, Strutt said.

sentence2: The security official's backup was on active duty, and the lottery association didn't have a replacement in New Jersey, Strutt said.


sentence1: Researchers found the fossils in a semidesert area of Venezuela, about 250 miles west of Caracas.

sentence2: Phoberomys' skeleton was unearthed 250 miles west of Caracas, Venezuela.


sentence1: Mr McDonnell is leading Grant Thornton International's inquiry into the Italian business.

sentence2: Mr McDonnell wants to establish if the Italian business followed Grant Thornton's audit procedures.


sentence1: The industry's largest association is urging its members not call the more than 50 million home and cellular numbers on the list.

sentence2: Meantime, the Direct Marketing Association said its members should not call the nearly 51 million numbers on the list.


sentence1: The workers accuse General Dynamics of "reverse age discrimination" because of a change in retirement benefits in 1997.

sentence2: General Dynamics was sued when it changed its retirement benefits in 1997.


sentence1: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC eased 5.16 points, or 0.32 percent, at 1,590.75, breaking a six-day string of gains.

sentence2: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was off 0.11 percent, or 1.78 points, at 1,594.13.


sentence1: The Space Infrared Telescope Facility's mission is to search for the beginnings of the universe.

sentence2: NASA is scheduled to launch the Space Infrared Telescope Facility on Monday morning.


sentence1: The respected medical journal Lancet has called for a complete ban on tobacco in the United Kingdom.

sentence2: A leading U.K. medical journal called Friday for a complete ban on tobacco, prompting outrage from smokers' groups.


sentence1: The driver of the truck escaped and is now being sought by the police, Supoyo said.

sentence2: But police say the driver of the truck has not been found and is wanted for questioning.


sentence1: "In so many different ways, the artistry of black musicians has conveyed the experience of black Americans throughout our history," Bush said.

sentence2: Surrounded by singers from Harlem, Bush said: ''The artistry of black musicians has conveyed the experience of black Americans throughout our history.


sentence1: Geraldine Andrews, the pastor's daughter-in-law, said Robinson recently took her daughter out of a mental health facility.

sentence2: Geraldine Andrews, Reynolds' daughter-in-law and a friend of Wilson's family, said Robinson had recently taken Wilson out of a mental health facility.


sentence1: Before Thursday's matinee, Baker called a clubhouse meeting, concerned that the controversy had distracted the Cubs.

sentence2: Baker called a pregame meeting, believing the the corked-bat episode had distracted the team.


sentence1: She was taken by ambulance to Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith.

sentence2: She was taken to Charing Cross Hospital, where she remained critically ill last night.


sentence1: Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 11.13 to 9,228.48, while the S&P 500 index gained 1.74 to 982.33.

sentence2: After a weak start, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 26.26 to 9,217.35, while the S&P 500 index rose 3 to 980.59.


sentence1: In addition, primary care trusts (PCTs) were given star ratings for the first time this year.

sentence2: Primary Care Trusts and Mental Health Trusts have also been formally rated for the first time this year.


sentence1: "We are expending all available resources toward the investigation," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counterterrorism prosecutor in Seattle.

sentence2: "We are aware of the situation," said Assistant US Attorney Todd Greenberg, a counter-terrorism prosecutor in Seattle.


sentence1: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC shed 15 points, or 0.98 percent, to 1,492.

sentence2: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> edged down 9 points, or 0.98 percent, to 921.


sentence1: The research firm earlier had forecast an increase of 4.9 percent.

sentence2: The firm had predicted earlier this year a 4.9 percent increase.


sentence1: PeopleSoft will commit $863 million in cash and issue 52.6 million new shares, the companies said.

sentence2: The new deal would be valued at $1.75 billion, including $863 million in cash and 52.6 million PeopleSoft shares.


sentence1: So in his State of the Union address in January, Bush declared that the British government "has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."

sentence2: In his Jan. 28 State of the Union message, Bush said, "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."


sentence1: The other 24 members are split between representatives of the securities industry and so-called "public" board members.

sentence2: Of the 24 directors who are not exchange executives, half are representatives of the securities industry and half are designated public members.


sentence1: The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida became one of the first in the nation Saturday to officially reject the national denomination's policies on homosexuality.

sentence2: The Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida voted Saturday to repudiate a decision by the denomination's national convention to confirm a gay man as bishop.


sentence1: McGill also detailed the hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk.

sentence2: McGill also said a dark glove was stuffed into a hole that had been cut in the Caprice's trunk.


sentence1: That compared with a year-earlier profit of $102 million, or 13 cents a share.

sentence2: That was more than double the $102 million, or 13 cents a share, for the year-earlier quarter.


sentence1: "The economy, nonetheless, has yet to exhibit sustainable growth.

sentence2: But the economy hasn't shown signs of sustainable growth.


sentence1: The commission estimated California lost $937 million to corporate tax shelters in 2001.

sentence2: California's lost tax revenue was mostly due to international corporate tax shelters.


sentence1: In other markets, U.S. Treasuries started off on Monday weaker, as stocks rose early.

sentence2: In other markets, U.S. Treasuries inched higher as declining stocks raised the appeal of safe-haven debt.


sentence1: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC was down 25.36 points, or 1.53 percent, at 1,628.26.

sentence2: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX gave up 11.91 points, or 1.19 percent, at 986.60.


sentence1: The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision is a victory for Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

sentence2: The Pentagon had hoped to retain control of the postwar effort, so the decision was seen by some insiders as a victory for Powell and the State Department.


sentence1: Prof Sally Baldwin, 63, from York, fell into a cavity which opened up when the structure collapsed at Tiburtina station, Italian railway officials said.

sentence2: Sally Baldwin, from York, was killed instantly when a walkway collapsed and she fell into the machinery at Tiburtina station.


sentence1: It calls for the agency to plan an independent safety and engineering organization.

sentence2: The agency has yet to fully formulate a strategy for the creation of an independent engineering technical authority.


sentence1: WorldCom's accounting problems came to light early last year, and the company filed for bankruptcy in July 2002, citing massive accounting irregularities.

sentence2: WorldCom's financial troubles came to light last year and the company subsequently filed for bankruptcy in July, 2002.


sentence1: The study also found that consumer goods advertisers continued to spend the most dollars online, representing 35% of all Web advertising.

sentence2: In the second quarter, consumer advertisers continued to spend the most online, slightly increasing their share.


sentence1: Kiernan testified that Seifert had received a gunshot wound to the back.

sentence2: Seifert, he testified, had a gunshot wound in the back.


sentence1: It is priced at $5,995 for an unlimited number of users tapping into the single processor, or $195 per user with a minimum of five users.

sentence2: It is priced at $5,995 or $195 on a per user licensing plan with a minimum of five users.


dataset: headlines

sentence1: Tropical storm heads for pass along Honduras coast

sentence2: Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast


sentence1: Suicide bomber kills 12 in Nigeria church

sentence2: Suicide bomber kills 21 in NW Pakistan


sentence1: US says ready to help blind Chinese activist

sentence2: U.S. ready to help Chinese activist: official


sentence1: Gazans fire 2 rockets into Israel; no injuries

sentence2: 2 Gaza rockets hit Israel; no injuries


sentence1: Berri says ready to help launch national unity government

sentence2: The perception of Spain has changed dramatically with this government


sentence1: 13 dead in Iraq bomb attacks

sentence2: 16 killed in north Iraq attacks


sentence1: Hurricane Isaac Moves Inland After Landfall

sentence2: Hurricane Isaac batters US coast near New Orleans


sentence1: Nigeria mourns over 193 people killed in plane crash

sentence2: Nigeria opens probe into deadly air crash


sentence1: ICC jails Congolese warlord for 14 years over child soldiers

sentence2: Congolese warlord sentenced to 14 years in landmark case - video


sentence1: 7 soldiers killed, 56 injured in PKK attack in eastern Turkey

sentence2: 3 killed, 14 injured in attacks in Iraq


sentence1: Schiphol airport partly evacuated after bomb threat

sentence2: Schiphol airport evacuated due to bomb threat


sentence1: MIER ups 2012 growth forecast to 4.2pc

sentence2: CMIE cuts 2012-13 growth forecast to 6.3%


sentence1: Activists: Syrian troops storm Damascus suburb

sentence2: Activist says Syrian citizen cameraman killed in Homs


sentence1: Tehran: EU sanctions won't force Iran into nuclear talks

sentence2: Low expectations for Iran nuclear talks


sentence1: Portugal Drownings: UK Girl And Grandad Named

sentence2: British Girl And Grandad Drown In Portugal


sentence1: Iran, powers set for high-stakes nuclear talks

sentence2: U.S., Iran prepare for Istanbul nuclear talks


sentence1: Syrian forces kill teen in Aleppo protests

sentence2: Syrian forces kill 3 protesters in Damascus-activists


sentence1: Jaguar to create 1,100 jobs in UK

sentence2: Royal Mail to create 1,000 jobs


sentence1: Iraq searches Syria bound Iran plane: officials

sentence2: Iraq searches Syrian-bound Iranian plane


sentence1: Syria fighting rages as Russia urges Western re-think

sentence2: Syria fighting rages in capital, Russia pressed


sentence1: Erdogan's party submits plan for Turkish presidency

sentence2: Erdogan's party aims for Turkish presidency


sentence1: Publisher acquitted in privacy case

sentence2: PBS publishes new guidelines on impartiality


sentence1: Samsung overtakes Nokia in phones

sentence2: Charges over dog attack on police


sentence1: Gu Kailai murder trial ends in China

sentence2: Gu Kailai's Murder Trial Ends in China


sentence1: Not 'hiding the ball' on Russia: Obama

sentence2: Obama says he's not 'hiding the ball' on Russia


sentence1: England captain Andrew Strauss retires from professional cricket

sentence2: England captain Strauss retires from cricket


sentence1: China backs Sri Lanka on UN resolution

sentence2: War crimes: China backs Lanka on UN resolution


sentence1: Ton up: Tendulkar reaches 100th international hundred

sentence2: Sachin Tendulkar's reaches 100 centuries - in pictures


sentence1: Conspiracy against me - Lance

sentence2: Day begins amid panic


sentence1: Mursi takes oath of office, becomes Egyptian president

sentence2: Morsi to take oath as first Egypt civilian president


sentence1: Syrian opposition pleads for criminal court action

sentence2: Syrian opposition leader criticizes U.S.


sentence1: Sunderland 2-2 Bolton: Davies double gets Trotters a point but they stay in bottom three

sentence2: Sunderland 2-2 Bolton: Davies in at the double


sentence1: Syrian forces shell towns, clash with rebels

sentence2: Syrian forces and rebels clash in coastal province


sentence1: Bahraini protesters and police clash after funeral

sentence2: Greek protesters, police clash as bailout deal in limbo


sentence1: Apple buying security firm AuthenTec for $356 million

sentence2: News Summary: Apple buying AuthenTec for $356M


sentence1: Trade newspaper Variety up for sale

sentence2: Hollywood trade publication Variety put up for sale


sentence1: Australians flee homes amid floods

sentence2: Australian speaker steps aside


sentence1: Germany dodges recession with growth in first quarter

sentence2: Eurozone avoids recession in Q1, thanks to Germany


sentence1: Asian stocks rise after Greek vote eases fears

sentence2: Oil rises after Greek election result


sentence1: British soldier killed in southern Afghanistan

sentence2: Two British soldiers killed in Afghanistan


sentence1: Obama silent on China dissident

sentence2: Obama to visit Korean DMZ


sentence1: Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Afghan Capital

sentence2: Suicide bomber kills 37 at mosque in Afghanistan


sentence1: Denver shooting: Police to detonate devices in suspect's home

sentence2: Police to detonate devices in Colorado shooting suspect's home


sentence1: Syria hands over bodies of journalists

sentence2: Syria TV says govt troops free captive journalists


sentence1: Coroner: Whitney Houston died in bathtub

sentence2: Coroner confirms Whitney Houston found in bathtub


sentence1: Japan suffers severe flooding - in pictures

sentence2: Oklahoma wildfires destroy homes - in pictures


sentence1: Japan to deport Chinese held over island landing

sentence2: German court weighs delay to euro fund ruling


sentence1: Some Syria violence amounts to civil war-Red Cross

sentence2: Some Syria violence qualifies as civil war -Red Cross


sentence1: Romney Wins Nevada Caucus

sentence2: Romney shifts focus to Santorum ahead caucuses


sentence1: Apple iPad mini makes debut

sentence2: Apple iPad mini makes debut in Asia


sentence1: Hamas hangs three Gaza prisoners

sentence2: Myanmar announces release of prisoners


sentence1: East Timor votes in presidential election

sentence2: Venezuelans urged to vote in presidential election


sentence1: Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin killed in Syria

sentence2: Sunday Times journalist, French photographer 'killed in Syria'


sentence1: KL shares higher at mid-afternoon

sentence2: KL shares lower at mid-morning


sentence1: Chicago teachers strike in bitter contract dispute

sentence2: Chicago teachers union delegates could end strike


sentence1: Israel to free Palestinian hunger striker

sentence2: Israel asks US for arms that could aid Iran strike


sentence1: Not a good beginning: Hollande's plane hit by lightning en route to Berlin

sentence2: French President Francois Hollande's plane hit by lightning en route to Berlin


sentence1: Afghan Parliament Votes to Oust Key Ministers

sentence2: Afghan parliament votes to remove key ministers


sentence1: Attacker in Afghan uniform kills 2 NATO troops

sentence2: Man in Afghan army uniform kills NATO soldier


sentence1: Cheap generics no panacea for India’s poorest

sentence2: Cheap cancer drugs no cure for India's poorest


sentence1: 'Arrest warrant' for Maldives ex-president

sentence2: Maldives court issues arrest warrant for former president


sentence1: HRW: Jordan turning away Palestinian refugees from Syria

sentence2: Report: Jordan biased over Palestinians from Syria


sentence1: Syrian forces overrun rebel stronghold

sentence2: Syria army takes northern rebel stronghold


sentence1: Chinese stocks close higher midday Friday

sentence2: Chinese stocks open lower Friday


sentence1: Sandy slams into Northeast; at least 18 dead, 7.4M without power

sentence2: Eastern U.S. storms leave 2 dead in Va., 2 million without power


sentence1: Putin Declares Victory in Russia Presidential Vote

sentence2: Complaints in Russian election mount


sentence1: Supreme Court to Hear Voting Rights Act Case

sentence2: Supreme Court to hear corporate human rights case


sentence1: Libya postpones assembly election to July 7

sentence2: Libya postpones landmark election to July 7


sentence1: London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony 'to feature a green and pleasant land'

sentence2: London 2012 Olympics: Opening Ceremony to be a 'green and pleasant land', says Danny Boyle


sentence1: Pakistan blocks Twitter over anti-Islamic material

sentence2: Pakistan blocks Twitter over 'blasphemy'


sentence1: Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey Tuesday

sentence2: Annan to visit Syrian refugees in Turkey before Iran


sentence1: Pakistani PM shocked at avalanche trapping army personnel

sentence2: Pakistan avalanche: rescuers search for buried soldiers


sentence1: Opposition leaders emerge to commemorate Cambodian workers' deaths

sentence2: Cambodia opposition leaders summoned to court


sentence1: Mali due to vote for president

sentence2: Mali Counts Votes After Presidential Runoff


sentence1: Pussy Riot member Alyokhina released from jail in Russia

sentence2: Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina freed from jail


sentence1: Asiana jet crash lands at San Francisco airport

sentence2: Plane crash lands at San Francisco airport


sentence1: Blizzard hammers U.S. Northeast, five dead, 700,000 lose power

sentence2: Blizzard wallops US Northeast, closes roads


sentence1: 2 French Journalists Killed in Mali

sentence2: Two French journalists killed in Mali


sentence1: Vehicles ablaze in collapsed Japan tunnel

sentence2: Vehicles 'left burning' as smoke emits from Japan tunnel


sentence1: China stocks close lower on Friday

sentence2: China stocks close higher on Wednesday


sentence1: Mayor says 14 dead in Texas fertilizer plant blast

sentence2: Rescuers search for survivors of Texas fertiliser plant blast


sentence1: CBN reiterates plan to phase out polymer notes

sentence2: Nigeria announces plans to change polymer Naira notes


sentence1: U.S. files espionage charges agains NSA leaker

sentence2: US files espionage charges against Snowden over leaks


sentence1: Chinese general's son gets 10 years jail for rape

sentence2: Chinese general’s son gets 10 years’ jail for gang-rape


sentence1: Where's Rusty? Red panda vanishes from National Zoo

sentence2: Missing red panda returned safely to National Zoo


sentence1: Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands to abdicate for son

sentence2: Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands abdicates in favour of son


sentence1: U.S. dumps bombs at Great Barrier Reef

sentence2: U.S. military jettisons bombs near Australia's Great Barrier Reef


sentence1: 38 Taliban militants killed in Afghanistan

sentence2: Taliban attacks US base in Afghanistan


sentence1: Most powerful typhoon of 2013 hits the Philippines

sentence2: 23 Missing as Typhoon Utor Hits Philippines


sentence1: Calls for more Egypt protests

sentence2: Death toll from Egypt protests rises to 49


sentence1: US government 'on the edge of shutdown'

sentence2: Obama rejects GOP offer to ease shutdown


sentence1: 123 killed in fighting in northern Syria

sentence2: Many killed in Syrian air strike


sentence1: Critics say Putin’s security restrictions violate rights

sentence2: Putin's security decree for Sochi draws ire of critics


sentence1: Egypt braces for more protests, prays for calm

sentence2: Egypt braces for more protests over Morsi, prays for calm


sentence1: Morsi supporters protest in Egypt

sentence2: Morsi backers defiant in face of Egypt govt threat


sentence1: Stocks rise in early trading

sentence2: US stocks ease in choppy trading


sentence1: Bangladesh building collapse death toll hits 540: army

sentence2: Bangladesh building-collapse toll tops 600


sentence1: Defiant Mugabe sworn in for seventh term blasts 'vile' West

sentence2: Mugabe sworn in for another term


sentence1: Nelson Mandela in Hospital for Tests

sentence2: South Africa: Mandela in hospital for tests


sentence1: Iran, six global powers sign landmark nuclear deal

sentence2: Iran, world powers agree nuclear deal


sentence1: Algeria Mounts Military Operation to Rescue Al Qaeda Hostages

sentence2: Algeria mulls international force for hostages


sentence1: Delhi gang rape victim dies in Singapore hospital

sentence2: Delhi gang rape victim flown to Singapore hospital


sentence1: Birth Control Linked With Higher Glaucoma Risk

sentence2: Contraceptive pill 'doubles glaucoma risk'


sentence1: Malaysia sets May 5 as date for closely contested election

sentence2: Malaysia sets date for landmark elections


sentence1: Dhawan smashes India to big win over South Africa

sentence2: Dhawan ton sets up India Trophy win over South Africa


sentence1: N Korea postpones family reunions

sentence2: North Korea postpones war-torn family unions


sentence1: Syria rejects US, UK chemical arms claims

sentence2: US suspects Syria used chemical weapons


sentence1: Egypt arrests Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide

sentence2: Egypt bans Muslim Brotherhood group


sentence1: Gunmen kill nine people in northwest Pakistan

sentence2: Gunmen kill 3 policemen in Iraq


sentence1: News summary for March 11

sentence2: News summary for January 14


sentence1: Hawaii passes gay marriage bill

sentence2: US Senate passes gay workers bill


sentence1: Syrian Opposition Urges EU to Send Arms to Rebels

sentence2: Syrian opposition meets to choose interim PM


sentence1: Funeral of Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp takes place

sentence2: Oscar Pistorius 'shot Steenkamp in bathroom'


sentence1: Two firefighters killed in New York ambush

sentence2: Two New York firefighters in guarded condition after deadly ambush


sentence1: Ten rescued off Waterford, Dublin coasts

sentence2: Six rescued after boat capsizes in Dublin Bay


sentence1: Mars rover collects first bedrock sample

sentence2: Wawrinka reaches first grand slam final


sentence1: Ankeet Chavan granted conditional bail for marriage

sentence2: Ankeet Chavan granted bail to get married


sentence1: Man who battled Fukushima disaster dies of cancer

sentence2: Former plant chief who battled Fukushima disaster dies of cancer


sentence1: Iran says nuclear talks to resume next month

sentence2: Iran says capable of jamming foes' communication systems


sentence1: US authorities charge man in ricin probe

sentence2: South African police arrest 50 in farm protest


sentence1: 25 bodies found at raided Algerian gas plant

sentence2: 25 more bodies found at Algerian gas plant


sentence1: Ferrer cruises into Australian Open quarter-finals

sentence2: Ferrer beats Nishikori to advance to Australian Open quarterfinals


sentence1: UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit

sentence2: UBS settles US mortgage lawsuit and takes £600m charge


sentence1: North, South Korea agree to talks

sentence2: North, South Korea hold rare talks


sentence1: Gunmen kill female politician in Pakistan

sentence2: Gunmen kill 5 female teachers in Pakistan


sentence1: Kardashian Divorce Ready for Trial

sentence2: Hard-hit hotels ready for price war


sentence1: New Zealand set to legalise gay marriage

sentence2: New Zealand votes to legalise same-sex marriage


sentence1: Syria regime claims evacuation of 5,000 near Damascus

sentence2: Syria army continues mop-up operations near Damascus


sentence1: Nobel Prize winning author Doris Lessing dies

sentence2: Nobel laureate Doris Lessing dies at 94


sentence1: Internet, phone service restored in Syrian capital

sentence2: Internet service resumes in Syria


sentence1: Syrian PM Survives Bomb Attack

sentence2: Syrian PM survives bomb attack in capital


sentence1: US stock futures edge up ahead of jobs report

sentence2: Stock futures edge higher, all eyes on Fed


sentence1: Bomb blast kills 10 in southwest Pakistan

sentence2: Major quake kills 39 in Pakistan


sentence1: David Cameron puts Sri Lanka on notice over war crime allegations

sentence2: Sri Lanka warned over war crime allegations


sentence1: Morsi supporters clash with riot police in Cairo

sentence2: Protesters clash with riot police in Kiev


sentence1: Afghan police kill 5 Taliban fighters

sentence2: 5 Taliban, 5 Afghan police killed in ambushes


sentence1: Gunmen kidnap airline pilots in Lebanon

sentence2: Gunmen kidnap 2 Turkish Airlines pilots in Lebanon


sentence1: Kurdish rebels to withdraw from Turkey in March: report

sentence2: Kurdish rebels to withdraw from Turkey


sentence1: Japan revises GDP growth to annual 1.1 pct in Q3

sentence2: Japan’s GDP growth downgraded to annual 1.1%


sentence1: The foundations of South Africa are built on Nelson Mandela's memory

sentence2: Australian politicians lament over Nelson Mandela's death


sentence1: Ukraine protest leaders name ministers, Russian troops on alert

sentence2: Ukraine Refuses to Act Against Russian 'Provocation'


sentence1: Malala, Snowden, Belarusians Short-Listed For Sakharov Prize

sentence2: Fugitive Snowden short-listed for European rights prize


sentence1: ElBaradei to Become Egyptian PM

sentence2: Liberal ElBaradei named Egypt PM, Islamists cry foul


sentence1: Taiwan's economy grows 2.27% in April-June quarter

sentence2: China's economic growth rebounds to 7.8% in latest quarter


sentence1: Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried in Virginia

sentence2: Boston bomb suspect buried in Virginia cemetery


sentence1: State Dept. issues wide travel alert, says terror attack possible

sentence2: US issues global travel alert, cites al-Qaida threat


sentence1: Singapore stocks end up 0.11 pct

sentence2: Singapore stocks end down 0.45%


sentence1: Russia warns Ukraine against EU deal

sentence2: Rebels down Ukraine helicopters


sentence1: Hernandez double gives Mexico victory

sentence2: Hernandez double gives Mexico victory over Japan


sentence1: China sacks top economic official

sentence2: China FM hosts senior ASEAN officials


sentence1: Canada approves oil pipeline to the Pacific Coast

sentence2: Canadian government approves controversial oil pipeline to Pacific


sentence1: Storm buries Northeast; 16 inches of snow in NJ

sentence2: Forum urges stable relations for China, Japan


sentence1: Jamaican connection in Liverpool's win

sentence2: Japan Election: Shinzo Abe Hails Landslide Win


sentence1: International weapons experts leave Syria, Obama to make statement

sentence2: Weapons experts leave Syria, U.S. prepares attack


sentence1: Southwest jet hit nose first

sentence2: Southwest Jet's Nose Gear Landed First


sentence1: Twelve killed in bomb blast on Pakistani train

sentence2: Gunmen kill nine in southwest Pakistan: Police


sentence1: Powerful quake strikes off eastern Indonesia

sentence2: 6.6-mag quake strikes off eastern Indonesia


sentence1: Obama lashes North Korea as pariah state

sentence2: Obama lashes North Korea as weak ‚Äėpariah state‚Äô


sentence1: Colombia strike three times

sentence2: Colombia too slick for Greece


sentence1: Lord Palumbo offers hope for a relationship with his son James

sentence2: Oscar Pistorius sent for mental evaluation: what will it mean?


sentence1: Deputy speaker faces new sex claims

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sentence1: CIA chief visits Israel for Syria talks

sentence2: CIA chief in Israel to discuss situation in Syria


sentence1: Suicide bomb kills 4, injures 13 in Pakistan

sentence2: Twitter blocks content in Pakistan


sentence1: Ukraine rebels 'flee eastern stronghold'

sentence2: Ukraine Claims Rebels Flushed from Main Stronghold


sentence1: 4 foreigners among 9 killed in Kabul hotel attack

sentence2: Foreigners among dead in Kabul hotel attack


sentence1: Firefighters battle forest fire in SW China

sentence2: Firefighters battling scrub fire in Hokianga


sentence1: Hassan Rouhani wins Iran's presidential election

sentence2: Maduro wins Venezuelan presidential vote


sentence1: Woman remanded over child's death A woman has been remanded in custody charged with murder after an eight-year-old girl was found dead in a block of flats.

sentence2: Mother held over daughter's death A mother has been remanded in custody charged with murder after her eight-year-old daughter was found dead in a block of flats.


sentence1: Red-shirt leader calls not to oppose army

sentence2: Oil rig spat: Beijing not to send army


sentence1: Russia praises idea to render rights assistance to Ukraine

sentence2: Russia detains suspected Islamist militants in Moscow raid


sentence1: Georgian PM's ally to become president - exit poll

sentence2: Ally of Georgia's billionaire PM to be president -exit polls


sentence1: Car bombs kill at least 16 in Iraqi capital

sentence2: Car bombs kill at least 47 in Baghdad area


sentence1: Saudi Arabia gets a seat at the UN Security Council

sentence2: Saudi Arabia rejects seat on UN Security Council


sentence1: US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan

sentence2: US drone kills 16 in Pakistan


sentence1: 20 killed in bomb attack at Pakistani base

sentence2: 8 soldiers killed in bomb attack in NW Pakistan


sentence1: Shenzhen stock indices close higher Monday

sentence2: Shenzhen stock indices close lower -- Oct. 31


sentence1: Prince Harry pays tribute to US war dead

sentence2: US presidents pay tribute to Mandela


sentence1: 15 dead in Iraq attacks, bomb at football pitch

sentence2: 46 dead in Iraq attack blitz


sentence1: Myanmar arrests 44 over sectarian violence

sentence2: Ban Warns Syria Strikes Could Worsen Sectarian Violence


sentence1: Iran official: US visa denial to Iranian envoy will not affect nuke talks

sentence2: Iranian negotiator upbeat about latest nuclear talks


sentence1: Gov'ts, groups pledge millions for typhoon relief

sentence2: Canada promises $5-million in typhoon relief


sentence1: Greece suspends state broadcaster

sentence2: Greece to close state broadcaster to save money


sentence1: Guatemalan court finds former dictator guilty of genocide

sentence2: Guatemala's former leader found guilty of genocide


sentence1: Beaten Florida teen released in Israel

sentence2: Palestinian teen dies of wounds sustained in Israeli shooting


sentence1: Iran, sextet to resume expert talks

sentence2: Iran upbeat on 'useful' expert-level nuke talks


sentence1: Bangladesh collapse search over; death toll 1,127

sentence2: Bangladesh collapse deaths top 620


sentence1: Neymar powers Brazil into last 16

sentence2: Neymar powers Brazil into World Cup last 16


sentence1: Ukraine to implement unilateral ceasefire

sentence2: Ukraine offers unilateral ceasefire


sentence1: Stones add second Hyde Park concert

sentence2: Rolling Stones add second Hyde Park date


sentence1: What the Papers Say, Aug. 19, 2013

sentence2: What the Papers Say, Dec. 30, 2013


sentence1: 5 nations meet on haze

sentence2: Putin's marriage at an end


sentence1: Car bomb at Swedish consulate in Libya's Benghazi, no casualties

sentence2: Car Bomb Hits Swedish Consulate in Benghazi, None Hurt


sentence1: Bomber strikes near Pakistan army HQ

sentence2: Bombing Outside Restaurant in Pakistan Wounds 15


sentence1: Croatia begins countdown to historic EU entry

sentence2: Croatia countdowns to joining EU


sentence1: Suicide attack kills eight in Baghdad

sentence2: Suicide attacks kill 24 people in Baghdad


sentence1: On War Criminals and Heroes: The Whitewashing of Ariel Sharon ŔÄ

sentence2: On war criminals and heroes: The whitewashing of Ariel Sharon


sentence1: Rogers, Videotron extend reach with network-sharing deal

sentence2: Rogers, Videotron reach network-sharing, spectrum deal


sentence1: Prominent AIDS researchers killed in Malaysian plane crash

sentence2: Top AIDS Researcher Killed in Malaysia Plane Crash


sentence1: Israel Forces Kill 2 Palestinian Militants

sentence2: Israeli army kills Palestinian militant in raid


sentence1: Death toll 'rises to 17' after typhoon strikes Japan

sentence2: Death Toll Rises to 84 in Pakistan Floods


sentence1: Protests continue in tense Ukraine capital

sentence2: Protests Continue In Ukraine's Capital


sentence1: Two French journalists killed after Mali kidnapping

sentence2: Two French journalists abducted, killed in Northern Mali


sentence1: Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on Dec 14

sentence2: Headlines in major Iranian newspapers on July 29


sentence1: Iran warns of spillover of possible war on Syria

sentence2: Iranian Delegation Heads to Lebanon, Syria


sentence1: Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf arrested again

sentence2: Former Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf granted bail


sentence1: US drone strike 'kills 4 militants in Pakistan'

sentence2: US drone strike kills 10 in Pakistan


sentence1: UK's Ex-Premier Margaret Thatcher Dies At 87

sentence2: Former British PM Margaret Thatcher dies


sentence1: Polar bear DNA 'may help fight obesity'

sentence2: Polar bear study may boost fight against obesity


sentence1: 'Fast & Furious' star Paul Walker dies in car crash

sentence2: Paul Walker dead: Fast and Furious star, 40, killed in car crash


sentence1: Air strike kills one man in Syria's Hama

sentence2: US drone strike kills eleven in Pakistan


sentence1: Turkish PM, president clash over reply to protests

sentence2: Turkish president calls for calm amid nationwide protests


sentence1: Strong new quake hits shattered Pak region

sentence2: 6.8 quake in shattered Pakistan region


sentence1: Floods in central Europe continue to create havoc

sentence2: Europe floods continue to create havoc


sentence1: Luxembourg PM quits amid spying scandal

sentence2: Luxembourg votes after spying row


sentence1: 3 dead, 4 missing in central China construction accident

sentence2: One dead, 8 missing in Vietnam boat accident


sentence1: US, China fail to paper over cracks in ties

sentence2: China: Relief in focus as hope for missing fades


sentence1: World Cup live: France 0-0 Germany

sentence2: World Cup live: Germany 0-0 Ghana


sentence1: Tokyo to host 2020 Games

sentence2: Tokyo wins race to host 2020 Olympic Games


sentence1: France warns of extremists benefiting from Egypt violence

sentence2: France fears extremists will benefit from Egypt violence


sentence1: British teenager killed in fall from Magaluf hotel

sentence2: British teenager killed in Magaluf hotel fall


sentence1: US drone strike kills eight in Waziristan

sentence2: US drone strike kills 11 in Pakistan


sentence1: Russian opposition leader under house arrest

sentence2: Russian Opposition Leader Placed Under House Arrest


sentence1: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as chair of US Federal Reserve

sentence2: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as next Federal Reserve Chair


sentence1: Israel confirms strike on Syria targeted weapons

sentence2: Israel officials: Strike on Syria targeted weapons


sentence1: Jurors find Jodi Arias eligible for death penalty

sentence2: Jodi Arias eligible for death penalty, jury says


sentence1: Twitter reports blocking in Venezuela

sentence2: Twitter says images blocked in Venezuela


sentence1: Goa building collapse death toll touches 15

sentence2: Indian building collapse deaths rise to 14


sentence1: Pak religious body endorses underage marriage

sentence2: CII endorses underage marriage


sentence1: Mt Gox reveals 200,000 'forgotten' bitcoin haul

sentence2: Mt Gox finds 200,000 'forgotten' bitcoins


sentence1: More than 100 injured in Texas plant blast

sentence2: Hundreds believed injured in Texas fertiliser plant blast


sentence1: Redford touts Alberta economy ahead of vote on leadership

sentence2: Redford addresses PC convention ahead of leadership review


sentence1: Obama holds out over Syria strikes

sentence2: UK urges countries over Syria aid


sentence1: South Korean soldier reportedly flees after killing 5 comrades at border with North Korea

sentence2: South Korean Soldier Kills Comrades And Flees


sentence1: Tycoon claims win in Ukraine and promises to seek future in EU

sentence2: Polling stations open at Ukrainian presidential election


sentence1: Syria agrees to surrender chemical weapons

sentence2: UK's Cameron: Syria, Russia must show chemical arms proposal is genuine


sentence1: AbbVie Sours on $55B Shire Deal After Tax Changes

sentence2: AbbVie cools on $55bn Shire deal after US tax changes


sentence1: Militant attack from Afghanistan kills four in Upper Dir

sentence2: Militant attack from Afghanistan kills FC soldier in Balochistan


sentence1: 13 killed in Afgan terror attack

sentence2: 6 killed in Afghan capital mosque attack


sentence1: Rev's Early Reads: March 2

sentence2: Rev.'s Early Reads: Sept. 3rd, 2015


sentence1: Pope canonizes 2 Palestinians

sentence2: Sweden recognizes Palestinian state


sentence1: Funeral of Ian Paisley to take place in Belfast

sentence2: Funeral of MH17 victim Liam Sweeney takes place in Newcastle


sentence1: Waba emerges new NLC president

sentence2: Waiting for the next president


sentence1: 5 US airstrikes target Islamic State fighters

sentence2: Kurds see Turkey impeding Islamic State fight


sentence1: US Senate votes to advance Iran nuclear review bill

sentence2: US scientists praise Iran nuclear deal


sentence1: Editors from around the world urge Turkey to protect media

sentence2: Media freedom at stake as Turkey fights rebels


sentence1: Philippines, Canada pledge to further boost relations

sentence2: Philippines saves 100 after ferry sinks


sentence1: Israel bars Palestinians from Jerusalem's Old City

sentence2: Two-state solution between Palestinians, Israel pie in sky


sentence1: How much do you know about Secret Service?

sentence2: Lawmakers from both sides express outrage at Secret Service


sentence1: Obama Struggles to Soothe Saudi Fears As Iran Talks Resume

sentence2: Myanmar Struggles to Finalize Voter Lists for Sunday Polls


sentence1: South Korea declares end to MERS outbreak

sentence2: North Korea Delegation Meets With South Korean Officials