sentence1: Woman in red overalls standing on the sidewalk.

sentence2: A woman in red overalls stands on sidewalk.


split: train

genre: main-captions

dataset: images

sentence1: A dog is running through a backyard full of leaves.

sentence2: Three dogs run through a field.


sentence1: two puppies playing around in the grass

sentence2: Two puppies play in the grass


sentence1: Two black and white dogs are playing together outside.

sentence2: Two children and a black dog are playing out in the snow.


sentence1: Three dogs running through water.

sentence2: A black dog running through water.


sentence1: A woman sits alone against a brick wall

sentence2: A woman is walking with a red bag.


sentence1: A brown dog carrying a stick in its mouth.

sentence2: A dog swimming with a stick in its mouth.


sentence1: A young woman leans over her plate at a meal.

sentence2: A young woman, topless except for paint or mud.


sentence1: A person climbs up a snowy hill while their dog follows.

sentence2: A person climbs a snowy hill while a black dog follows.


sentence1: A brown dog sits on the beach.

sentence2: A dog running on the beach


sentence1: Scuba diver submerged in water.

sentence2: The scuba diver is underwater.


sentence1: The man is riding a bike down a dirt hill.

sentence2: A trick bicyclist grinds down a handrail.


sentence1: A large gray dog is playing in the deep snow.

sentence2: Four dogs playing in the snow.


sentence1: A man riding his bike on the beach by the ocean.

sentence2: A man walking his cow down the side of the road.


sentence1: A dog in in a car.

sentence2: A dog is biting a mop.


sentence1: A dog with floppy ears walking towards the camera in the woods.

sentence2: A child in front of his own reflection turning towards the camera and smiling.


sentence1: A brown dog is splashing water everywhere by shaking the water off of itself.

sentence2: A white dog is standing by a river shaking himself dry.


sentence1: A black and white dog is running on the beach.

sentence2: The black and brown dog is running through the snow.


sentence1: Many middle eastern people are sitting in the back of a blue truck.

sentence2: A group of people are riding in the back of a truck.


sentence1: Person with two ski poles skiing down a snowy hill.

sentence2: A person skiing down a snowy hill.


sentence1: A woman is eating fish at a restaurant.

sentence2: A woman eating a large fish in a restaurant.


sentence1: A child and two dogs play in the water.

sentence2: A child in red and blue floaties looking down at the water.


sentence1: A skateboarder doing a trick on a stone wall.

sentence2: A skateboarder riding up to a slope.


sentence1: People are standing on an escalator moving up.

sentence2: People ride up an escalator.


sentence1: A lady is running her dog through an agility course.

sentence2: Trainer runs her dog through training course with green pipe


sentence1: The white and brown dog is shaking its ears.

sentence2: The brown dog is running across the sand.


sentence1: Some children are raising their hands and clapping.

sentence2: Three children are playing soccer in the sand.


sentence1: A man blowing a large bubble.

sentence2: A man walking a large black horse.


sentence1: Two people sit on a dock near the water.

sentence2: Two people sit on the end of a dock in the middle of still water.


sentence1: Hockey goal-keeper laying on the ice in front of net.

sentence2: A hockey player is laying on the ice in front of the goal.


sentence1: A skier wearing blue snow pants is flying through the air near a jump.

sentence2: A skier stands on his hands in the snow in front of a movie camera.


sentence1: The brown dog is running along a grassy pathway.

sentence2: A brown dog is running along a grassy stretch divided by strings.


sentence1: The girl is wearing a blue striped shirt and Rollerblades.

sentence2: a man wearing a black and white shirt jumping on a dogs back


sentence1: A tattooed man in black playing a white guitar and singing.

sentence2: A woman in a black and white coat and earmuffs.


sentence1: A dog running along the beach.

sentence2: Boy and girl running along the beach.


sentence1: A young man and woman sitting on a bench outside are kissing.

sentence2: The man and woman sitting on a bench are kissing.


sentence1: A brown dog is jumping up to catch a green strap in it's mouth.

sentence2: A grey dog jumps to bite a green leash.


sentence1: A black dog is running in the grass.

sentence2: A black and a brown dog running in the grass.


sentence1: A woman is sitting on a sidewalk with a cell phone at her ear.

sentence2: A woman is riding her bicycle.


sentence1: Three dogs play in a grassy field.

sentence2: Some kids play in a field.


sentence1: A young boy plays in a red ball pit.

sentence2: A laughing boy lies on a pit of blue balls.


sentence1: A surfer on a wave.

sentence2: A surfer is riding a wave.


sentence1: The skateboarder gets to the top of the ramp.

sentence2: The skateboarder rides the pipe wall at a skater park.


sentence1: Two men in a running contest.

sentence2: Dogs in a race.


sentence1: Two kids are walking on a path in the woods.

sentence2: Two children walking down a path in the woods.


sentence1: a brown and white dog is running on the grass.

sentence2: The tan and black dog is running across the grass.


sentence1: Two dogs run side-by-side on the grass.

sentence2: Two dogs running on grass.


sentence1: Two dogs are peeing at a red fire hydrant.

sentence2: Two dogs are urinating on the red fire hydrant.


sentence1: A rugby player in dark gear is carrying a light colored rugby ball with arm outstretched.

sentence2: A brown dog splashes in the water while carrying a ball in it's mouth.


sentence1: Two people are walking through some water.

sentence2: Two girls are walking by a tree in front of a brick building.


sentence1: A dog splashing in the water.

sentence2: A dog splashes in the murky water.


sentence1: A group of people are walking down the sidewalk of a big city.

sentence2: A group of people are riding in the back of a truck.


sentence1: The dog is in the air above the grass.

sentence2: The dog is laying on a bed with a blue sheet.


sentence1: A black dog is running through some water.

sentence2: A man in a football uniform is running with a football during a game.


sentence1: Girl stands in subway waiting on something.

sentence2: A girl stands in a dimly lit area.


sentence1: The man is sitting with a little girl in the park.

sentence2: The man is playing with the shaggy little dog.


sentence1: A large tan dog is running with a green item in its mouth

sentence2: The tan dog is carrying a green squeak toy in its mouth.


sentence1: A group of people in boats racing towards the shore.

sentence2: A classroom of students watching a presentation.


sentence1: A person is riding a skateboard in the air above a ramp.

sentence2: A biker is riding along a track element located with a wooded area.


sentence1: A boy skateboards down the metal handrail at night.

sentence2: A brown dog runs on the sand, holding a stick.


sentence1: A person is squeezing through an opening in the rock face.

sentence2: A medium sized brown dog is running through an open white wooded area.


sentence1: Dog running towards camera with a ball in its mouth.

sentence2: The black and white dog swims with a brown object in its mouth.


sentence1: A young girl running on the beach.

sentence2: A little girl running at on the shore of a beach.


sentence1: A baseball player throws the ball.

sentence2: The basketball player holds the ball.


sentence1: A man is swinging on a rope over water.

sentence2: A man in a maroon bathing suit swings on a rope on a lake.


sentence1: A young girl dressed in a Minnie mouse outfit and an older woman walking down the sidewalk.

sentence2: a man wearing a white suit holding a newspaper walking through the streets.


genre: main-forum

dataset: deft-forum

sentence1: How about some testimonies from real health experts?

sentence2: Also, who's to say there aren't testimonies from "real" health experts on there?


sentence1: "Then the captain was gone.

sentence2: Then the captain came back.


sentence1: The problem is simpler than that.

sentence2: The problem is simple.


sentence1: NEGATIVE RECONNAISSANCE REQUIREMENTS.

sentence2: PACIFIC REQUIREMENTS .


sentence1: So, I am dropping, for now, asking you the question: " Where ' s the Marx " ?

sentence2: I am moving on to ask you the question: " Where ' s the beef " ?


sentence1: go figure You're asking me to prove a negative?

sentence2: You're asking me to prove a negative?


sentence1: I am OK with MEDICAL use!

sentence2: I AM OK WITH MEDICAL USE!!


sentence1: The prices for everything you need have gone up due to inflation.

sentence2: The prices of everything you own IE assets have gone down.


sentence1: War in the middle east.

sentence2: A WAR in the middle east.


sentence1: Originally Posted by Vienna How was it authoritarian?

sentence2: Originally Posted by zaf I give up.


sentence1: Imagine a place that's % white and % black.

sentence2: Imagine a place with % men and % women.


sentence1: There's no chance of a fair trial.

sentence2: there is no chance at a fair trial.


sentence1: Nirvana is very different than oblivion.

sentence2: Nirvana is NOT oblivion.


sentence2: Originally Posted by zaf We in Britain think differently to Americans.


sentence1: If you answer yes to  and no to  you are probably straight.

sentence2: If you answer no to  but yes to  then you are probably straight.


sentence1: The whole earth combined produces enough food for  billion people.

sentence2: Who does it now only produce enough for  billion?


sentence1: BTW he had appropriate deferments for the time.

sentence2: Appropriate deferments for the time, eh?


sentence1: Hey, Blue-Eyes, How's things in London?

sentence2: **smooches Ran** Hey, Blue-Eyes, How's things in London?


sentence1: but in the news broadcasts i have seen they did call him white.

sentence2: but it seems it would have less "impact" if they didn't call him white.


sentence1: According to the girlfriend and Zimmerman, he did.

sentence2: According to Zimmerman he did.


sentence1: My parents have told me it is bad for you.

sentence2: My teachers have told me it is bad for you.


sentence1: .Nazi is a slang term for the NSWP.

sentence2: Originally Posted by Odins eye .Nazi is a slang term for the NSWP.


sentence1: I oppose the death penalty.

sentence2: This is why I support the death penalty.


sentence1: Well, whatever, you are now.

sentence2: Well, whatever, you're aware of it now.


sentence1: They produce nothing I can eat, wear, live in.

sentence2: Think about all the things you can't "eat, wear, or live in".


sentence1: DICKSHOT Matt Holliday owns.

sentence2: Matt Holliday owns, y'all.


sentence1: People exploited the laws.

sentence2: People bent the laws.


sentence1: Funny, I thought the same thing about some math.

sentence2: And here I thought I knew me some math.


sentence1: I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights I use lettuce too.

sentence2: I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights Hi Wiggies!


sentence1: I don't prefix or suffix everything with "you hate Jews."

sentence2: You should stop prefixing or suffixing everything with you hate Jews.


sentence1: I wood have asked her if she is up for a treesome.

sentence2: I wood have at least asked if a threesome was out of the question.


sentence1: It still makes no sense.

sentence2: It's you who makes no sense.


sentence1: More expensive homes.

sentence2: More expensive cars.


sentence1: Martin said, "Why are you following me?"

sentence2: Zimmerman replied, "What are you doing here?"


sentence1: ALTHOUGH SATELLITE INTENSITY ESTIMATES FROM TAFB AND SAB ARE ONLY T./

sentence2: SUBJECTIVE DVORAK INTENSITY ESTIMATES FROM TAFB AND SAB INCREASED TO  KT.


sentence1: "Fairies don't exist" - fine.

sentence2: "Satyrs don't exist" - fine.


sentence1: You wanna know what I find curious?

sentence2: That's what I find curious.


sentence1: When did I compare homo sexuaity with a developmental disorder?

sentence2: I compared homo phobia with a developmental disorder.


sentence1: If you asked , conservatives, the numbers will be skewed to the right.

sentence2: If you asked , progressives, the numbers would be skewed to the left.


sentence1: You didn't mention PFA before that one post.

sentence2: I didn't mention restraining order either.


sentence1: Ramblin' Rose by Nat King Cole We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Eye of the Tiger We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: from the year prior.

sentence2: warmed.C from the year prior.


sentence1: Still love this show.

sentence2: Holy poo poo, this show.


sentence1: their vast properties are protected by the govt.

sentence2: their great wealth is protected by the govt.


sentence1: Fundimental difference, please?

sentence2: Fundamental difference?


sentence1: How exactly is Germany being 'punished' for the stupidity of WW?

sentence2: How exactly are they being punished?


sentence1: Z stalked him down, then shot him.

sentence2: You claimed Zimmerman " Stalked him down, then shot him ".


sentence1: I'm not outraged, I'm disappointed.

sentence2: God bless I'm not outraged, I'm disappointed.


sentence1: We never got out of it in the first place!

sentence2: Where does the money come from in the first place?


sentence1: Freedom of speech has consequences!

sentence2: If freedom of speech has consequences then it is not free.


sentence1: My parents have told me it is bad for you.

sentence2: My teachers have told me it is bad for you.


sentence1: if you could kill one person to save four, would you?

sentence2: As to would I kill  person to save , I have no idea.


sentence1: It's not imposing morals.

sentence2: It's imposing a law.


sentence1: It depends how you define extreme.

sentence2: Depends on how you define "extreme".


sentence1: At least Mexico had a presence in California.

sentence2: Mexico has ZERO claim to California.


sentence1: So YES, we DO read the bible to learn about Christianity.

sentence2: personally i would read the bible to learn about christianity.


sentence1: Ah ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

sentence2: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!


sentence1: And that's why you're yelling at me and refusing to answer my questions?

sentence2: Still refusing to answer my questions?


sentence1: You have too much regulation, not too little.

sentence2: You have to much intervention in free markets, not too little.


sentence1: The Human Element You could sign Lance Berkman at the end of the year I guess?


sentence1: Why was the Book of Thomas left out of the canon?

sentence2: Why would the addition of more of Jesus words be left out of the canon?


sentence1: You mean, you believe the word of the Mainstream Media?

sentence2: You mean, you believe the word of the SpringHallConvert?


sentence1: We are meant to explore.

sentence2: We are meant to move.


sentence1: Israel doesn't give a ****, accept it.

sentence2: That Israel doesn't giva a **** what anybody else thinks.


sentence2: I Want to Rock and Roll by Kiss We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Slutstamp! A dear friend from Ohio sent me this.

sentence2: A dear friend from Ohio sent me this.


sentence1: And yet, the Titanic story is the one that holds up to scrutiny of the evidence.

sentence2: The new study shows that the Titanic story does not stand up to scrutiny imo.


sentence1: Can he really make mone from google ad sense.

sentence2: Who makes money off google ad sense?


sentence1: They know that the video doesn't show a gas chamber.

sentence2: The bottom line is that the video clip doesn't show a gas chamber.


sentence1: Warm , maybe record.

sentence2: Warmer , almost certainly a record.


sentence1: "Bright but scatterbrained" becomes "treat with drugs".

sentence2: "Opinionated and stubborn" becomes treat with drugs".


sentence1: What is your definition of "life"?

sentence2: What's your definition of nature?


sentence1: Could be a lot of things.

sentence2: Could be a simple mistake.


sentence1: No extortion, no bribery, no money involved He's asking for money for his vote.

sentence2: No extortion, no bribery, no money involved Only class E felonies.


sentence1: Dr. Neander's revised version.

sentence2: Neander's revised version"?


sentence1: Should I just tell her how I feel?

sentence2: Should I just wait it out and see how it goes?


sentence1: I. ATLANTIC REQUIREMENTS .

sentence2: PACIFIC REQUIREMENTS .


sentence1: you have no remains of a missile at the pentagon.

sentence2: you have no witnesses for a missile at the pentagon.


sentence1: "Jane" wants me to ask the helpful party guest to pay for it.

sentence2: I can't believe she is asking YOU to ask the helpful party guest for money!


sentence1: any woman that wants birth control can get it.

sentence2: Any woman that wants and abortion can get one.


sentence1: Is it legal to grow?

sentence2: Yes, it's legal to grow.


sentence1: pressing one does not "do" english.

sentence2: Pressing one does send a tone.


sentence1: What's my opinion regarding the series?

sentence2: What was my opinion of Firefly in the interim?


sentence2: Chuck Close We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Does he have supporters?

sentence2: He definently has supporters.


sentence1: but okay, ultimate sovereignty?

sentence2: Thus, ultimate sovereignty.


sentence1: that is not an answer.

sentence2: no, it's not an answer.


sentence1: The Nazis increases the longevity of a handgun permit from  to  years.

sentence2: The Nazis lowered the minimum age to buy a firearm from  to .


sentence1: But we can't do it without help.

sentence2: We can't do it without you."


sentence1: No healthy person needs gambling.

sentence2: No healthy person needs sex.


sentence1: I said it wasn't a person, in the legal sense.

sentence2: If it isn't a person, then WTF is it?


sentence1: Do you see Obama calling for regulation reform?

sentence2: Do you see Obama calling for Cut, Cap and Balance?


sentence1: "Leprechauns don't exist" - fine.

sentence2: "Elves don't exist" - fine.


sentence1: Got some Heine and coors light i started it last night xanis.

sentence2: i started it last night xanis.


sentence2: Gotta love the EK factoid that "Iran is also a signed of the NPT and the IAEA.


sentence1: "Gorgons don't exist" - fine.

sentence2: "Satyrs don't exist" - fine.


sentence1: Best way to get money out is to get rid of lobby, all of it.

sentence2: Best way to turn it on its head is to get money out.


sentence1: I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights Usually I get pretty decent care.

sentence2: I have  years of "Neener Neener" rights they are crack ups.


sentence1: Dutchy Has anyone heard from Dutchy?

sentence2: @NickFun, Has anyone heard from Dutchy?


sentence1: Commodity Expanded Value-Form, .

sentence2: Elementary Commodity-Capital Value-Form .


sentence1: You are a Christian.

sentence2: Therefore you are not a Christian.


sentence1: And the simple fact today?

sentence2: I repeat: And the simple fact today?


sentence1: Morals have absolutely nothing to do with it !

sentence2: and morals and honesty have everything to do with it.


sentence1: "Oh, you're such a good person!

sentence2: You're such a bad person!"


sentence1: Fern I think stories like this are stupid.

sentence2: - wolf I think stories like this are stupid.


sentence1: CYCLONE FORMATION IS NOT EXPECTED DURING THE NEXT  HOURS.

sentence2: TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION IS NOT EXPECTED.


sentence1: Do you not understand what that string of words means?

sentence2: Do you not understand what the word 'led' implies?


sentence1: There is no freedom of religion.

sentence2: There is no freedom of speech.


sentence1: Originally Posted by SolInvictus The messahe of all the scriptures is oneness.

sentence2: Originally Posted by SolInvictus Ah.


sentence1: How long after the obliteration should the kid return to school?

sentence2: How long after the obliteration should it no longer bother the kid?


sentence1: A man and a woman are different yes.

sentence2: Men and women are different yes?


sentence1: Double Jeopardy actually enforces a jury nullification.

sentence2: As far as legality goes I can use jury nullification.


sentence1: Facilitator : Show me the smart child.

sentence2: Facilitator : And why is she the dumb child?


sentence1: religious fiction Isn't that redundant and repetetive?

sentence2: Isn't that redundant and repetetive?


sentence1: Originally Posted by anabelle What's wrong with that?

sentence2: Originally Posted by Vienna To 'say' what?


sentence1: Cracklin' Rosie by Neil Diamond We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helm We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Some people have complete confidence in the people running these institutions.

sentence2: Other people have no confidence at all in teh people running these institutions.


sentence1: loose change started out as a work of fiction.

sentence2: It finished as a work of fiction.


sentence1: If it wasn't a life, then it would not be able to be born.

sentence2: If it wasn't alive, then it would miscarriage on it's own.


sentence1: GL, Terral That is absolutely amazing.

sentence2: Hi Ollie: That is absolutely amazing.


sentence1: lets assume we have % white and % black.

sentence2: Imagine a place that's % white and % black.


sentence1: Freedom of speech has consequences!

sentence2: If freedom of speech has consequences then it is not free.


sentence1: "Fairies don't exist" - fine.

sentence2: "Leprechauns don't exist" - fine.


sentence1: If so, state that is why they're not true.

sentence2: Please, what about them are not true.


sentence1: -Not- talking about it 'and' -Not- doing anything.

sentence2: is even worse than talking about it and not doing anything.


sentence1: "Being against nukes" does not mean "not wanting to use nukes".

sentence2: "Being against using nukes" means "not wanting to use nukes".


sentence1: My niece is married to a black man.

sentence2: My great niece is half black.


sentence1: The UK population is just over  million.

sentence2: The Japanese population is nearly  million.


sentence1: I Shot the Sheriff We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: I hope this is nothing.

sentence2: I hope everything is ok!


sentence2: Those may be my top . The money I spent adopting Velociraptor.


sentence2: GL, Terral Hi Corn: So, you actually believe every word of what Terral wrote?


sentence1: What isn't how what was sold?

sentence2: It's not how it was sold, gb.


sentence1: I know I'd hate to be him.

sentence2: I'd hate to be him too.


sentence1: there were no weapons.

sentence2: Of course there were no weapons.


sentence1: It's so stupid that it just has to be true.

sentence2: It's amusing to think it even might be true.


sentence1: Personal responsibility much?

sentence2: Again, personal responsibility.


sentence1: Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?

sentence2: And to be fair, do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?


sentence1: I guess I pulled it out of the census's rear end in a top hat.

sentence2: Does the census have an rear end in a top hat?


sentence1: How is this slanted against Bush??

sentence2: Where is the slant against Bush?


sentence2: That's simple logic If it wasn't bollocks it wouldn't be homeopathy.


sentence1: I've never accused him of over-milligraming, nothing.

sentence2: I've never accused him of doctoring a baseball.


sentence1: The bailout was bigger than TARP Bloomberg news.

sentence2: The bailout was bigger than TARP This title is misleading.


sentence1: My parents have told me it is bad for you.

sentence2: officers have told me its bad for you.


sentence1: His position is that it is the individual's risk to assume.

sentence2: His position is the way it is currently.


sentence1: I. ATLANTIC REQUIREMENTS .

sentence2: PACIFIC REQUIREMENTS .


sentence1: Read More: You have never met anyone that is Pro-Abortion?


sentence1: I have no problem with those that have money!

sentence2: I have many problems with these men, way to many to state here!


sentence1: Nixon, Ford and Carter shut down the oilfields?

sentence2: No has has shut down the oil fields.


sentence1: i don't want a president who 'cares'.

sentence2: i don't want a president who is charasmatic.


sentence1: It doesn't have to be braindead.

sentence2: I don't have a proposed model.


sentence1: no missile evidence.

sentence2: no missile witnesses.


sentence1: My teachers have told me it is bad for you.


sentence1: My gosh, I'm the one with the pregnancy ticker.

sentence2: I have the pregnancy ticker.


sentence1: Then he is not omnipotent.

sentence2: Then he is malevolent.


sentence1: tin foil hat for the dog face, what size do u wear?

sentence2: tin foil hat for the sarg, what size do u wear?


sentence1: Like this  year old who was shot dead in a marijuana-related crime.

sentence2: Or the  year old boy shot dead with automatic weapons by marijuana dealers.


sentence1: If you leap up to make a hit, you're getting a penalty.

sentence2: If your stick hits a guy in the face, you're getting a penalty.


sentence1: ALL of the electrical energy comes from the battery.

sentence2: ALL of the electrical energy ultimately comes from the alternator.


sentence1: Do you know how many passengers testified or what they said?

sentence2: How many passengers said they saw an iceberg?


sentence1: Imagine a place with % men and % women.

sentence2: Imagine a place that's % white and % black.


sentence1: Scenario A assumes that the CO growth rate accelerates by .%/yr.

sentence2: It assumes that methane growth rate accelerates by .%/yr.


sentence1: They have actually showed a cooling trend since  due to the recent decline.

sentence2: get a cooling trend from  because of the recent decline.


sentence2: Landon Memory from CATS We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: to repeat: They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.


sentence1: Out of touch and completely untrustworthy, however, wouldn't.

sentence2: Out of touch and untrustworthy?


sentence1: It is mostly just the Dutch.

sentence2: In fact, it's just the Dutch.


sentence2: @Lustig Andrei, We're talking about angels and common pins again, right?


sentence1: claims about trayvon's character And when did I do that?

sentence2: slanted blogs And when did I do that?


sentence1: % How much money does PP take in for abortion services?

sentence2: How much is spent on abortions services?


sentence1: Why did that transaction take place.

sentence2: Did the transaction take place?


sentence1: There is no more egg cell post-fertilization.

sentence2: There is no more sperm cell.


sentence1: Lacey - welcome back!

sentence2: Anyway, welcome back.


sentence1: More factchecking: I don't know why anyone is making a fuss over the $, bet.


sentence1: If you haven't made any claims, then just say so.

sentence2: I haven't made any claims.


sentence1: No Thatcherite can ever call themselves a libertarian.

sentence2: Ergo it offends me when Thatcherites call themselves libertarian.


sentence1: the problem isn't who has money.

sentence2: the problem is who doesn't have money.


sentence1: But do you actually believe there was an iceberg in those waters?

sentence2: I don't believe there was any iceberg at all anywhere near the Titanic.


sentence1: not astros or orioles bad Gameday for the orioles game is frozen for me.


sentence1: If so, alot of cops should take presciption drugs.

sentence2: If so, alot of inventors, writers should take prescription drugs..


sentence1: Tell us what the charges were.

sentence2: Yes what are his charges.


sentence1: Those are partial psychopaths.

sentence2: Was Ted Bundy a partial psychopath?


sentence2: ooo strike TWO those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.


sentence1: this is NOT a war deployment.

sentence2: its not an official deployment.


sentence1: Nutrax The plural of anecdote is not data Did gentlemen need chaperones?


sentence1: Alright just got in.

sentence2: not well Alright just got in.


sentence1: h and i both read the books and thought the movie moved so quickly.

sentence2: I haven't read the books, but I saw the movie today.


sentence1: That's not the Moloch scene, though.

sentence2: This is the Moloch scene.


sentence1: @Lustig Andrei, So Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy were compatible?

sentence2: @edgarblythe, So Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy were compatible?


sentence1: You need to make up your mind.

sentence2: You need to polish up on your logic skills.


sentence1: The one that has  walks home afterwards and goes to sleep.

sentence2: The one that has three walks home and beats his wife.


sentence1: - Admin DrPizza and i'd forgotten what a whiny little bed wetter you are.


sentence1: The argument was "Albert Einstein didn't go to college".

sentence2: OMG, "Einstein didn't go to college."


sentence1: Capital gains, top rate:  percent.

sentence2: Income tax, top rate:  percent.


sentence1: Bienging is unaccptable.

sentence2: Being drunk is unacceptable.


sentence1: He hasn't been funny in years.

sentence2: He hasn't been funny since Larry Bud Melman was on the show.


sentence1: If the universe has an explanation of its existence, that explanation is God.

sentence2: Therefore, the universe has an explanation of its existence.


sentence2: ------ ----------- What do we get in return for doing the fighting for them?


sentence1: It wouldn't stop joke marriages.

sentence2: And I don't fight for marriage.


sentence1: If they were Jews, I would call them Jews.

sentence2: If they were Catholics, I would call them Catholics.


sentence1: She was a great lady.

sentence2: She was a nice lady.


sentence1: He's not wealthy because he's successful.

sentence2: Why hate people because they are successful?


sentence1: Not as irritated as you.

sentence2: You seem as irritated as Henry.


sentence1: It's a common sense/deductive reasoning thing.

sentence2: Hilited your common sense/deductive reasoning thing.


sentence1: You already did that - we have a Muslim in office right now.

sentence2: -CryptoLutheran No. We have a Christian in office right now.


sentence1: I said she has not ever had to be a part of any workforce.

sentence2: Ann Romney has never had to get out and be a part of the workforce.


sentence1: DreamTech never been ejaculated on as far as I know.

sentence2: It has never been ejaculated on as far as I know.


sentence1: I didn't say we had gotten soft since / Rand.

sentence2: I said YOU had gotten soft.


sentence1: We all believe that we are getting what we expect.

sentence2: Most times, % of the time, we are getting what we expect.


sentence1: Despicable Ben, Stop trying to find excuses for the man.


sentence1: Unless it's different in different countries?

sentence2: So, short form, yes, it probably is different in different countries.


sentence1: The new study does not support your claim.

sentence2: The physical evidence does not support your claim.


sentence1: He said at EVERY level.

sentence2: But he said EVERY level.


sentence1: morals do not exist, so technically nothing can be morally wrong.

sentence2: I ask again if God does not exist can anything be morally wrong?


sentence1: I thought that was mostly just the Dutch.

sentence2: It is mostly just the Dutch.


sentence1: Toyland by Johnny Mathis We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Eye of the Tiger We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Let's let this play out in court.

sentence2: Nothing is stopping this thing from playing out in court.


sentence1: Being in a gang isnt a crime.

sentence2: Commiting a crime in a gang is a crime.


sentence1: I'd offer Iran a deal.

sentence2: Chuck I'd offer Iran a deal.


sentence1: Yes, they are both different.

sentence2: Opinions are different.


sentence1: It's not imposing morals.

sentence2: It's imposing a law.


sentence2: One word: Zombies Has Annie ever used her sexuality like that?


sentence1: PURE COMMUNISM: You have two cows.

sentence2: LIBERTARIAN/ANARCHO-CAPITALISM: You have two cows.


sentence1: You should put scientists on a pedestal.

sentence2: Why do people like you put scientist on a pedestal?


sentence1: What are they trying to hide?

sentence2: I then asked: What are they trying to hide?


sentence1: That would make you partially responsible for their death.

sentence2: That would make you a sort of accessory, I think.


sentence1: "Would you like to pay for others health care?"

sentence2: "Would you like to wear your seatbelt?"


sentence2: to repeat: They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.


sentence1: I don't see Obama as the lesser of two evils.

sentence2: I don't see him as evil at all.


sentence1: Or this one by Jim Croce We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: The point is an unarmed child was murdered.

sentence2: The point is an unarmed child was murdered who was black.


sentence1: Zimmerman replied, "What are you doing here?"

sentence2: Martin said, "Why are you following me?"


sentence1: Irreligion that does that I have a problem.

sentence2: Religion that doesn't do that I don't have a problem with.


sentence1: If I'm angry, it will show up in one of those scans..

sentence2: If I'm hyper active, it will show up in one of those scans..


sentence1: If you want to buy $ billion in XYZ Inc. common stock, who cares?

sentence2: If you want to buy a house or a SUV, again, who cares?


sentence1: billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.

sentence2: Everyone in the world at the current "prosperity" level of Northwest Africa.


sentence1: If you answer yes to  and no to  you are probably straight.

sentence2: If you answer no to  but yes to  then you are probably straight.


sentence1: Sometimes I fantasize about having power.

sentence2: Sometimes I, too, fantasise about bending people before my demented will.


sentence1: My parents have told me it is bad for you.

sentence2: My Sheriff has told me its bad for you.


sentence1: Atlas Shrugged It's also a stellar performer in terms of blithering idiocy.


sentence1: How would Martin not know that that was not the case?

sentence2: How would Martin or anyone else know his intentions based on his actions?


sentence1: Regulation get the government into everything.

sentence2: "Get the government into everything?"


sentence1: It's a common sense/deductive reasoning thing.

sentence2: Hilited your common sense/deductive reasoning thing.


sentence1: Yes, I've assumed that all packaging would be recyclable in my argument.

sentence2: I've assumed this as well in my argument.


sentence1: Jury nullification does not mean that a law is unconstuitutional.

sentence2: Jury nullification means a law isn't Constitutional?


sentence1: It's just a bunch of cells.

sentence2: I'm "a bunch of cells."


sentence1: Mann's work was all about math.

sentence2: Mann's work and the HS was all about Tree rings.


sentence1: I'm so sorry to hear this Kelly.

sentence2: I'm so sorry, Kelly.


sentence1: I don't like flavored beers.

sentence2: I don't like many flavored drinks.


sentence1: I hope everything is ok!

sentence2: I hope your LO is ok.


sentence1: any woman that wants birth control can get it.

sentence2: Any woman that wants and abortion can get one.


sentence1: S As you wish: Do you see Hitler killing Jews?

sentence2: Do you see Hitler killing Jews?


sentence1: And I'm your friend Mitt.

sentence2: Your good friend Mitt.


sentence1: It means its AN option.

sentence2: Doesnt mean its a BAD option.


sentence1: I think you need to reread what I wrote.

sentence2: You need to reread what I wrote.


sentence1: lets assume we have % white and % black.

sentence2: Imagine a place that's % white and % black.


sentence1: Mom busted in and said, "What's that noise?"

sentence2: My kids busted in and said 'whats that Dad?'


sentence1: My best, Kutte My ex-fiance wouldn't use the VA or Navy doctor's.

sentence2: Jay My ex-fiance wouldn't use the VA or Navy doctor's.


sentence1: Holder filed a three-page letter.

sentence2: The Judges orders a three-page letter to be filed.


sentence1: @Lustig Andrei, Lustig, agreed.

sentence2: @Lustig Andrei, Thank you, Lustig.


sentence1: This eclipses the old record of  set in .

sentence2: This breaks the daily record of  set in .


sentence1: Zimmerman replied, "What are you doing here?"

sentence2: Martin said, "Why are you following me?"


sentence1: I don't know how legitimate this is, but I heard he's kind of suicidal.

sentence2: So, I don't know how legitimate this is but yeah.


sentence1: council tax Hasn't council tax been frozen for most people?


sentence1: Your schtick is getting stale.

sentence2: Your misogyny is getting messy.


sentence1: Is that how it works?

sentence2: Nah, that's not how it works.


sentence1: Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.

sentence2: buwhahahaha Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.


sentence1: wait until they become more consistent and closer together.

sentence2: wait for the contractions to get stronger and closer together.


sentence1: Obama is extreme and leftwing.

sentence2: Obama is part of the extreme leftwing.


sentence1: @Frank Apisa, What you want to call it is up to you.

sentence2: @Cyracuz, What you want to call it is up to you.


sentence1: Jury nullification has NOTHING to do with the Constitutionality of laws.

sentence2: Jury nullification means a law isn't Constitutional?


sentence1: What conviction where you talking about before?

sentence2: What conviction would that be?


sentence2: Furthermore I found this: So I actually read the OP and guess what I found out.


sentence1: The government does not determine if you are married or not.

sentence2: The government doesnt have to declare you married before you can be married.


sentence1: Democracy is a threat to liberty.

sentence2: Democracy has nothing to do with liberty.


sentence1: Hi Pro and Corn: How many threads do you plan on making?

sentence2: How many threads do you plan on making?


sentence1: Tell me exactly which system isn't working right now?

sentence2: So which system isn't working for us?


sentence1: Oh, and again asserts that marriage is a fundamental human right.

sentence2: Particularly after stating that marriage is a fundamental human right.


sentence1: Why are Russians in Damascus?

sentence2: Russians in Damascus!


sentence1: Yes, it's about dilution.

sentence2: Er, that's not how dilution works.


sentence1: Yeah, I don't think this is that controversial either.

sentence2: I don't think what she's saying is that controversial.


sentence1: Operation Chaos is merely people voting.

sentence2: Chaos is merely people voting.


sentence1: Originally Posted by JonD Doubtful.

sentence2: Originally Posted by eleanor.ellis


sentence1: Classical Gas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: The theme song to Cheers: We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: to repeat: They are NOT as sovereign as they were before.


sentence1: Morals have absolutely nothing to do with it !

sentence2: and morals and honesty have everything to do with it.


sentence1: i be having conversations will cornell west My dear brother.

sentence2: i be having conversations will cornell west What the hell is this?


sentence1: There is no war in the Middle east.

sentence2: There is no "WAR" in the middle east.


sentence1: He had no intention of apprehending him.

sentence2: - I didnt say he planned on apprehending him.


sentence2: Put a Little Love in your Heart We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: You're "a bunch of cells."

sentence2: I'm "a bunch of cells."


sentence1: What is a girl douche?

sentence2: You are a girl douche.


sentence1: Jury nullification means a law isn't Constitutional?

sentence2: No. Jury nullification does not mean that a law is unconstuitutional.


sentence1: It's definitely NOT what it used to be.

sentence2: voted Voted It's definitely NOT what it used to be.


sentence1: The onus is on the manufacturer of a product to convince consumers it is safe.

sentence2: The manufacturer has to convince the government it's safe.


sentence1: I think you are missing the point with entrepreneurs.

sentence2: Again I think you are missing the point on the Twain quote.


sentence1: "Cyclopes don't exist" - fine.

sentence2: "Goblins don't exist" - fine.


sentence1: "In  it was a mental illness, now what are they teaching you?"

sentence2: He stated that it was a mental illness in , how is that bigotry?


sentence1: Landon And So This is Christmas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Play With Fire We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Bush gets zero credit for the budget under him.

sentence2: And, Obama gets zero credit for the budget under him.


sentence1: . Sinful people do not get to heaven.

sentence2: Or sin is removed upon entry to heaven.


sentence1: How long after the obliteration should the kid return to school?

sentence2: How long after the obliteration should it no longer bother the kid?


sentence1: Holly Holy We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Say What You Will We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: What was the "answer" in Chicago?

sentence2: What will be the response in California?


sentence1: The entire thing just makes no sense.

sentence2: See that makes no sense.


sentence2: Refresh your memory: Who supposedly operated the homicidal gas chambers?


sentence1: Therefore, the explanation of the existence of the universe is God.

sentence2: If the universe has an explanation of its existence, that explanation is God.


sentence1: Genetic predisposition to cancer resistance is superior genetics.

sentence2: Genetic predisposition to Alzheimer is inferior genetics.


sentence1: Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?

sentence2: And to be fair, do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?


sentence1: Use of force in defense of person.-A

sentence2: Use of force by aggressor.


sentence1: That's what the data available shows.

sentence2: That's what the historical record shows.


sentence1: Joy to the World We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: The theme song to Cheers: We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: I thought that was mostly just the Dutch.

sentence2: In fact, it's just the Dutch.


sentence1: Ive watched kids play.

sentence2: I like watching kids play.


sentence1: David @OmSigDAVID, I think Santorum's more likely than Gingrich.

sentence2: @sozobe, I think Santorum's more likely than Gingrich.


sentence1: They're looking at each other!

sentence2: Why are they looking at each other like that ?!?!


sentence1: Are you driving one?

sentence2: Are you driving a fucking Volt?


sentence1: Religion that does that I have a problem with.

sentence2: Irreligion that doesn't do that I don't have a problem with.


sentence1: I think he'd be better for American business interests overall.

sentence2: Would he be better for American society?


sentence1: not a constitutional issue.

sentence2: again, this is not a constitutional issue.


sentence1: YOU FOOLS..bought the  cover-up..hook..

sentence2: Hi Eots: YOU FOOLS..bought the  cover-up..hook..


sentence1: "What does pressing the number one do?"

sentence2: "Pressing the number one does English."


sentence1: What conviction would that be?

sentence2: What conviction where you talking about before?


sentence1: Originally Posted by spikdboy Not wishful thinking, rather realistic.

sentence2: Originally Posted by objectivism Not wishful thinking, rather realistic.


sentence1: For the trillionth time, I've never said rehabilitation doesn't work.

sentence2: The point you quote should say "I never said rehabilitation could never work."


sentence1: Charlie Rangel Censured Did anyone see the footage of this?

sentence2: Did anyone see the footage of this?


sentence1: Red October standing by.

sentence2: Red Fox standing by.


sentence1: That's just not how legal briefs are written.

sentence2: That just isn't how legal reasoning works.


sentence1: No, none of those factors account for the recent warming.

sentence2: You don't know if those factors account for the warming, or not.


sentence1: Stone notified Captain Lord.

sentence2: He too notified Captain Lord.


sentence1: The primary focus of Systematic Dialectics is syn chronic, not dia chronic.

sentence2: Thus, Meta - System - atic Dialectic is Diachronico - Synchronic Dialectic.


sentence1: And that is happening in GOP controlled states.

sentence2: Michigan IS a GOP controlled state.


sentence1: in  Foxe basin was frozen.

sentence2: Foxe was mostly frozen.


sentence1: @Frank Apisa, Frank, I observe and perceive.

sentence2: @cicerone imposter, Frank, I observe and perceive.


sentence1: Government deciding what pregnancies need to be carried to term, that's fine.

sentence2: Government spying on its own citizens, that's fine.


sentence1: Put a Little Love in your Heart We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Landon And So This is Christmas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Higher than  per cent but not very high.

sentence2: Lower than  per cent but not very low.


sentence1: What isn't how what was sold?

sentence2: It's not how it was sold, gb.


sentence1: God definately does not exist.

sentence2: God probably does not exist.


sentence1: Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.

sentence2: buwhahahaha Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On.


sentence1: It is an excellent indicator of climate change.

sentence2: I think we all agree on the nature of the change.


sentence1: The great thing about living here is there's space.

sentence2: The bad thing is there's space.


sentence1: Ah ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

sentence2: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!


sentence1: I don't understand how freedom of speech will be prohibited.

sentence2: Your freedom of speech will be no more prohibited than it is today.


sentence1: The question needs to be asked.

sentence2: It is a question that needs to be answered.


sentence1: You purport to value life very heavily.

sentence2: I purport to value human life very highly.


sentence1: The Infestation posts.

sentence2: The mosquitoes posts.


sentence1: i don't want a president who 'cares'.

sentence2: don't want a president that is compassionate.


sentence1: do you have anything to make it less compelling or not?

sentence2: Do you have anything to make it more compelling?


sentence1: For the trillionth time, I've never said rehabilitation doesn't work.

sentence2: The point you quote should say "I never said rehabilitation could never work."


sentence1: Classical Gas We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Time of the Season by the Zombies We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: peeve So we agree that it came down essentially in freefall?

sentence2: Do we agree that they came down essentially in freefall?


sentence1: Pro-life people do not want a woman to be able to choose abortion for herself.

sentence2: Pro-choice people do not try to force an abortion on anyone.


sentence1: So answer the question.

sentence2: Stop avoiding the question.


sentence1: Haiti is a shithole.

sentence2: Haiti has been a shithole.


sentence1: I absolutely do believe there was an iceberg in those waters.

sentence2: I don't believe there was any iceberg at all anywhere near the Titanic.


sentence1: The Face Of The Franchise: The worst part is that he's not even a Leafs fan!


sentence1: I agree completely I am hoping he is into a second term of office.


sentence1: Jake with the assist.

sentence2: Voracek with the goal.


sentence1: Is it possible his home was affected and the school was not?

sentence2: Sure, it is possible his home was affected, but not the school.


sentence1: The people had awakened.

sentence2: Because the people had awakened.


sentence1: Umm the California was a cargo ship I dont care what the article says.

sentence2: The California was a cargo ship.


sentence1: Umm, that pretty clearly states, "the statute is presumed constitutional."

sentence2: And until they decide that, "the statute is presumed constitutional."


sentence1: Florida The ignorance is yours!

sentence2: The ignorance is yours!


sentence1: I'm going to shout for justice for Trayvon.

sentence2: The people shouting for justice for Trayvon are all hypocrites.


sentence1: How do you know what's right and wrong?

sentence2: How do you know which story is the right one?


sentence1: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

sentence2: Ah ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!


sentence1: And Nugent was a complete fool to say what he said.

sentence2: Natalie was a complete fool to have insulted their fan base.


sentence1: It is all Bush's fault.

sentence2: Obama is Bush's fault.


sentence1: You should stop prefixing or suffixing everything with you hate Jews.

sentence2: I don't prefix or suffix everything with "you hate Jews."


sentence1: I missed the point where he said that black people were going to riot.

sentence2: Never, did I ever, did I say blacks were going to riot.


sentence1: Yet you didn't have to declare it.

sentence2: And you didn't have to.


sentence1: Proverbs  John the Baptist was a Nazarite from birth.


sentence1: James : says faith without works is dead.

sentence2: Paul did not preach faith without works.


sentence1: billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.

sentence2: Everyone in the world at the current "prosperity" level of Northwest Africa.


sentence1: and videos Seismic data does not equal duration of collapse.


sentence1: Originally Posted by Lone Fox You've said that multiple times now.

sentence2: Originally Posted by Lone Fox And it's not all Iranian related either.


sentence1: You might not like Obamas views, but he has them.

sentence2: You might not like the positions he holds, but atleast he has them.


sentence1: But do you actually believe there was an iceberg in those waters?

sentence2: I absolutely do believe there was an iceberg in those waters.


sentence1: There is simply no winning for Obama among conservatives.

sentence2: This is rich coming from a conservative.


sentence1: Satan represents indulgence instead of abstinence!

sentence2: . Satan represents vengeance instead of turning the other cheek!


sentence1: Just so long as the tax on that sale is paid.

sentence2: Just so long as the tax is paid.


sentence1: fix?: Islam itself is not political.

sentence2: Islam has always been political.


sentence2: Originally posted by Vitchilo March  is also the date for the uprising in CHINA.


sentence1: I hope everything is OK!

sentence2: I hope everything is okay.


sentence1: Do you understand why it's absurd to limit the question to US residents?

sentence2: Do you understand why non-US residents are also relevant to the statistics?


sentence2: Respectfully submitted, Steve I have seen UFO over Warsaw in the past.


sentence1: depending on which action furthers their loony-tunes agenda of the moment.

sentence2: depending on which action furthers their lonny-tunes agenda.


sentence1: Do you further agree that I have made no claim?

sentence2: So that you will admit and verify that I have made no claim.


sentence1: Zimmerman says that he was sucker punched by his car.

sentence2: His "friends" say that he was confronted by his car.


sentence1: There is no "WAR" in the middle east.

sentence2: There is no war in the Middle east.


sentence1: Part of pro-life is the opposition to legalized abortion.

sentence2: Pro-life also refers to just "opposition to abortion".


sentence1: Capital gains, top rate:  percent.

sentence2: - Income, top rate:  percent.


sentence1: Time of the Season by the Zombies We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: The theme song to Cheers: We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: No, I show you are willfully ignorant.

sentence2: LOL, you are so ignorant.


sentence2: Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helm We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: the problem isn't who has money.

sentence2: the problem is who doesn't have money.


sentence1: Sadly Ford did accept taxpayer money.

sentence2: Ford didn't accept taxpayer money to save the company.


sentence1: The Muslims would say the same thing about the Qur'an.

sentence2: The Hindus would say the same thing about the Bhagavad Ghita.


sentence1: Your confusion doesn't make me a liar.

sentence2: Then your confusion doesn't make me a liar either.


sentence1: When Christians are extreme its just simply religion.

sentence2: When Muslims are extreme it's terrorism.


sentence1: Some believe the 'right' is most important.

sentence2: Some believe not slaughtering the unborn is most important.


sentence1: Evolution is not an opinion, not a belief.

sentence2: Atomic theory is not an opinion, not a belief.


sentence1: I am not the one claiming the right to decide over another woman's body.

sentence2: You want others to decide over a woman body.


sentence1: Where in the world is Ron Paul?

sentence2: Where in the world is the MEDIA??


sentence1: you have no remains of a missile at the pentagon.

sentence2: you have no remains of an A- at the pentagon.


sentence1: The point you quote should say "I never said rehabilitation could never work."

sentence2: For the trillionth time, I've never said rehabilitation doesn't work.


sentence1: billion . Everyone in the world at Mexico's current prosperity level.

sentence2: Everyone in the world at the current "prosperity" level of Northwest Africa.


sentence1: my hair is pretty thing tho :/ Quote: Ditto.

sentence2: my hair is pretty thing tho :/ woops!


sentence1: It wouldn't stop joke marriages.

sentence2: And I don't fight for marriage.


sentence1: You seem to think that poor people are not responsible for their actions.

sentence2: People are responsible for their actions.


sentence1: Why did that transaction take place.

sentence2: Did the transaction take place?


sentence1: It's about the baggage attached.

sentence2: It's not the same thing.


sentence2: Put a Little Love in your Heart We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: the problem isn't who has money.

sentence2: the problem is who doesn't have money.


sentence1: What makes you think the owl didn't participate?

sentence2: It doesn't say that it didn't participate.


sentence1: lol Looking forward to seeing your built-in's!

sentence2: Look forward to seeing it!


sentence1: Originally Posted by jacko!

sentence2: Originally Posted by IZZY!


sentence1: Thanks Candy for starting the thread.

sentence2: Candy - Thanks for starting us off today.


sentence1: Except that it wasn't.

sentence2: Except that they couldn't.


sentence1: If I owe you , dollars, I have a problem.

sentence2: If I owe you a trillion dollars, you have a problem.


sentence1: If evidence is not provided to support a position; then it should be rejected.

sentence2: If a position is unverifiable; then it should be rejected.


sentence1: Everyone else at the current prosperity level of Mexico.


sentence1: Bush gets zero credit for the budget under him.

sentence2: And, Obama gets zero credit for the budget under him.


sentence1: LOL Don't you have to take a test to drive a vehicle in the US?

sentence2: Is there a test to own a firearm in the US?


sentence1: We both thought the movie was good and we didn't find it confusing in any way.

sentence2: I thought it was good, and I didn't find it confusing.


sentence1: If God does not exist can anything be morally wrong?

sentence2: I ask again if God does not exist can anything be morally wrong?


sentence1: A law is constitutional if it does not conflict with the Constitution.

sentence2: To be unconsititutional means to violate the constitution.


sentence1: Originally Posted by muslim girl ooops sorry!

sentence2: Originally Posted by muslim girl its not a complete impossibility.


sentence1: This is not your country.

sentence2: This is our country.


sentence1: Originally Posted by zaf I suppose the water in the middle makes a difference.

sentence2: Originally Posted by zaf in the long term, yes.


sentence1: Cone threw an  game.

sentence2: Addie Joss Cone threw an  game.


sentence1: Edited by LashL: Edited to properly mask profanity.

sentence2: Edited by LashL: Edited to properly mask profanity in quoted post.


sentence1: The jury is not told about juror nullification.

sentence2: The quote you provide has nothing to do with jury nullification.


sentence1: runs victim down Got any proof?

sentence2: paranoid Got any proof?


sentence1: you don't use the search button much, do you?

sentence2: you don't use the search button AT ALL, do you?


sentence1: I don't think Paul has a shot.

sentence2: Paul doesn't have a shot.


sentence1: Time of the Season by the Zombies We are all vessels filled with many wonders.

sentence2: Joy to the World We are all vessels filled with many wonders.


sentence1: Do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?

sentence2: And to be fair, do you notice the nonsensical things you are saying?


sentence1: What if they messed up a study?

sentence2: What if they had a personal bias?


sentence1: Specifically a Baptist.

sentence2: Specifically Gnostic.


sentence1: And a large part of the east coast.

sentence2: And parts of the west coast.


sentence1: Why are you talking about women within the Hebrew tribes?

sentence2: We were talking about women as war bounty were we not?


sentence1: Last night Japanese forces attacked Hong Kong.

sentence2: Last night Japanese forces attacked the Philippine Islands.


sentence1: . What is your definition of "life force"?

sentence2: What is your definition of "soul"?


sentence1: That is not direct responsibilty to the constituents.

sentence2: Aye but they ARE responsible to their constituents.


sentence1: The ideology was built around violent expansion, so yes - VIOLENT expansion.

sentence2: The ideology was built around violent expansion and race superiority.


sentence1: Could this have been an enema?

sentence2: @ossobuco, Could this have been an enema?


sentence1: my final word: ignoring has the effect of normalizing.

sentence2: taking advantage has the effect of reinforcing.


genre: main-news

dataset: MSRpar

sentence1: The problem likely will mean corrective changes before the shuttle fleet starts flying again.

sentence2: He said the problem needs to be corrected before the space shuttle fleet is cleared to fly again.


sentence1: SEC Chairman William Donaldson said there is a "building confidence out there that the cop is on the beat."

sentence2: "I think there's a building confidence that the cop is on the beat."


sentence1: Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi will return home late Friday but will remain in detention after recovering from surgery at a Yangon hospital, her personal physician said.

sentence2: Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi will be kept under house arrest following her release from a hospital where she underwent surgery, her personal physician said Friday.


sentence1: Darren Dopp, a Spitzer spokesman, declined to comment late Thursday.

sentence2: John Heine, a spokesman for the commission in Washington, declined to comment on Mr. Spitzer's criticism.


sentence1: In afternoon trading in Europe, France's CAC-40 advanced and Britain's FTSE 100 each gained 0.7 percent, while Germany's DAX index rose 0.6 percent.

sentence2: In Europe, France's CAC-40 rose 1.3 percent, Britain's FTSE 100 declined 0.2 percent and Germany's DAX index gained 0.6 percent.


sentence1: Sens. John Kerry and Bob Graham declined invitations to speak.

sentence2: The no-shows were Sens. John Kerry of Massachusetts and Bob Graham of Florida.


sentence1: Page said it's also possible that genes on the Y chromosome may influence gender-specific differences in disease susceptibility.

sentence2: He added that genes on the Y might play a role in influencing gender-specific differences in disease susceptibility.


sentence1: One of the most well studied facets of temperament is how people respond to novelty.

sentence2: One of the defining and well-studied characteristics of temperament is how people react to novelty.


sentence1: But butterflies exposed to an earlier light cycle, from 1am to 1pm, orientated themselves towards the south-east.

sentence2: But butterflies housed under an earlier light cycle, 1 a.m. to 1 p.m., flew toward the southeast.


sentence1: Dunlap won both the swimsuit competition and the talent portion of the competition, singing "If I Could."

sentence2: She won the talent portion singing "If I Could" and also won in evening wear.


sentence1: South Asia follows, with 1.1 millions youths infected — 62 percent of them female.

sentence2: Of the 1.1 million infected in south Asia, 62% are female.


sentence1: An hour later, an Israeli helicopter fired missiles at a car in Gaza City, killing two Hamas officials and at least five other people.

sentence2: An hour later Israeli attack helicopters rained missiles on a car in Gaza City, killing seven people, Palestinian sources said.


sentence1: AAA spokesman Jerry Cheske said prices may have affected some plans, but cheap hotel deals mitigated the effect.

sentence2: AAA spokesman Jerry Cheske said prices might have affected some plans, but cheap hotel deals made up for it.


sentence1: She countersued for $125 million, saying Gruner & Jahr broke its contract with her by cutting her out of key editorial decisions.

sentence2: She countersued for $125 million, saying G+J broke its contract with her by cutting her out of key editorial decisions and manipulated the magazine's financial figures.


sentence1: The Standard Edition is $15,000 per processor or $300 per named user.

sentence2: The Standard Edition One is a single processor version of the Oracle Standard Edition Database.


sentence1: Microsoft acquired Virtual PC when it bought the assets of Connectix earlier this year.

sentence2: Microsoft acquired Virtual PC from its developer, Connectix, earlier this year.


sentence1: Leon Williams' body was found inside his third-floor apartment at 196 Bay St., in Tompkinsville.

sentence2: The dead man, Leon Williams, was found in his third-floor apartment.


sentence1: It's the first such drill since the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.

sentence2: It is the nation's first large-scale counterterrorism exercise since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.


sentence1: Ursel Reisen confirmed it operated the coach, but gave no details other than to say the passengers were of mixed ages.

sentence2: Ursel Reisen confirmed it had been operating the coach, but declined to give details of the passengers other than to say they were of mixed ages.


sentence1: A total of 17 cases have been confirmed in the southern city of Basra, the Organization said.

sentence2: A total of 17 confirmed cases of cholera were reported yesterday by the World Health Organisation in the southern Iraqi city of Basra.


sentence1: He was also expected to visit Yemen and Bahrain during his tour of the region.

sentence2: Khatami, who arrived in Beirut Monday, was also to visit Syria, Yemen and Bahrain.


sentence1: General Myers told reporters that "at first blush, it doesn't look like any rules were broken".

sentence2: "At first blush, it doesn't look like any rules were broken," said Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.


sentence1: Proving that the Millville son's sacrifice would not go unsung, Mayor James Quinn ordered all city flags flown at half-mast for the next 30 days.

sentence2: In Millville yesterday, Mayor James Quinn ordered all city flags flown at half-staff for the next 30 days.


sentence1: Tom Kraynak, manager of operations and resources for the Canton, Ohio-based East Central Area Reliability Council, said that scenario is one among many that investigators are considering.

sentence2: Tom Kraynak, manager of operations and resources for the Canton, Ohio-based East Central Area Reliability Council, said investigators are considering the scenario.


sentence1: They found molecules that can only be produced when ozone breaks down cholesterol.

sentence2: And all of the samples contained molecules that can only be produced when cholesterol interacts with ozone.


sentence1: It can store more than a gigabyte of information equivalent to around 12 hours of music in one cubic centimetre.

sentence2: And it can store more than a gigabyte of information - equivalent to 1,000 high quality images or around 12 hours of music - in just one cubic centimetre.


sentence1: Earlier this month, RIM had said it expected to report second-quarter earnings of between 7 cents and 11 cents a share.

sentence2: Excluding legal fees and other charges it expected a loss of between 1 and 4 cents a share.


sentence1: "For me, the Lewinsky imbroglio seemed like just another vicious scandal manufactured by political opponents," according to extracts released yesterday.

sentence2: "For me, the Lewinsky imbroglio seemed like just another vicious scandal manufactured by political opponents," Mrs Clinton writes.


sentence1: In 2001 and 2002, wire transfers from 4 of the company's 40 accounts totaled more than $3.2 billion, prosecutors said.

sentence2: Wire transfers from four of the 40 accounts open at Beacon Hill totaled more than $3.2 billion from 2001 to 2002, Morgenthau said.


sentence1: Stony Brook University launched the study in 1996, after earlier studies indicated a possible connection between electromagnetic fields and cancer.

sentence2: The State University at Stony Brook launched the study in 1996, after earlier studies indicated a possible connection.


sentence1: Earlier, they had defied a police order and cried "Allahu Akbar" (God is Greatest) as Bashir walked to his seat in the tightly guarded courtroom.

sentence2: Earlier, Bashir's supporters had defied a police order and cried "Allahu Akbar (God is Greatest)" as he walked to his seat.


sentence1: Metropolitan Ambulance spokesman James Howe said five people were taken to hospital and three were treated at the scene after yesterday's incident.

sentence2: Spokesman James Howe said five children aged between 4 and 17 were taken to hospital with neck and chest injuries, while three others were treated at the scene.


sentence1: But it is clear that the Joint Intelligence Committee was not involved.

sentence2: This report was cleared by the Joint Intelligence Committee.


sentence1: About 22% of twentysomethings are obese, which is roughly 30 pounds over a healthy weight.

sentence2: About 31 percent of Americans are now obese — roughly 30 or more pounds over a healthy weight.


sentence1: Coupling, an American version of a hit British comedy, will get the valuable Thursday 9:30 p.m. time slot.

sentence2: Coupling, an American version of a hit British comedy, will couple with Friends on Thursdays.


sentence1: Her body was found several weeks later in the Green River.

sentence2: Aug. 15, 1982: Remains of Chapman, Hinds and Mills are found in the Green River.


sentence1: "Fighting continued until midnight," western rebel commander Ousmane Coulibaly told Reuters by satellite phone on Sunday.

sentence2: "They ransacked and burned the two villages completely," rebel commander Ousmane Coulibaly told Reuters by satellite phone from the bush.


sentence1: The reading for both August and July is the best seen since the survey began in August 1997.

sentence2: It is the highest reading since the index was created in August 1997.


sentence1: US Special Forces troops are training Colombian soldiers at military bases in the region to protect the pipeline, which transports crude from Colombia's second-biggest oil field.

sentence2: U.S. Special Forces troops are training Colombian soldiers at military bases in the region to protect the pipeline.


sentence1: We need a certifiable pay as you go budget by mid-July or schools wont open in September, Strayhorn said.

sentence2: Texas lawmakers must close a $185.9 million budget gap by the middle of July or the schools wont open in September, Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn said Thursday.


sentence1: Shares of Hartford rose $2.88 to $46.50 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading.

sentence2: Shares of Hartford were up $2.28, or 5.2 percent, to $45.90 in midday trading.


sentence1: The DVD-CCA then appealed to the state Supreme Court.

sentence2: The DVD CCA appealed that decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.


sentence1: Country-music station KKCS has suspended two disc jockeys for playing songs by the Dixie Chicks in violation of a ban imposed after one group member criticized President George Bush.

sentence2: A radio station has suspended two disc jockeys for locking themselves in the studio and continuously playing Dixie Chicks songs, violating the station's two-month-old ban on the group's music.


sentence1: Sovereign's shares lost 74 cents, or 4.5%, to $15.68.

sentence2: Sovereign shares closed on the New York Stock Exchange at $15.68, down 74 cents, or 4.5 percent.


sentence1: Aspen Technology's shares dropped 74 cents, or 23 percent, to close at $2.48 on the Nasdaq.

sentence2: In afternoon trading, Aspen's shares were off 89 cents or more than 27 percent at $2.33 per share.


sentence1: The new law requires libraries and schools to use filters or lose federal financing.

sentence2: The 6-3 ruling reinstates a law that told libraries to install filters or surrender federal money.


sentence1: In addition, it offered the United States and Israel a way to work around Mr. Arafat.

sentence2: When the prime minister's position was established in the spring, it offered the United States and Israel a way to work around Arafat.


sentence1: And yes, Marilyn Monroe is definitely part of the story, titled "Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and the Blacklist: None Without Sin."

sentence2: Note the subheading of this terrible parable in the "American Masters" series, "Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and the Blacklist: None Without Sin."


sentence1: Gilroy police and FBI agents described Gehring as cooperative, but said Saturday that he had revealed nothing about what had happened to the children.

sentence2: Saturday, officials in California described Gehring as cooperative — but said he has revealed nothing about what has happened to the children.


sentence1: Scribner's body was found floating in the city's Portage Bay, where he lived with his wife in a houseboat.

sentence2: A kayaker found Dr. Scribner's body floating near the doctor's houseboat in Portage Bay, where he was eating lunch when his wife, Ethel, left for an appointment.


sentence1: After protesters rushed the stage and twice cut power to the microphone, Hedges drew the speech to an early close.

sentence2: After protesters rushed the stage and twice cut power to the microphone, Hedges cut his speech short.


sentence1: A passer-by found Ben hiding along a dirt road in Spanish Fork Canyon about 7 p.m., with his hands still taped together but his feet free.

sentence2: A passer-by found the boy hiding along a dirt road in Spanish Fork Canyon about 7 p.m. Thursday, with his feet free but his hands still taped.


sentence1: Doctors say one or both boys may die, and that some brain damage is possible if they survive.

sentence2: Doctors said that one or both of the boys may die and that if they survive, some brain damage is possible.


sentence1: Also missing is Al Larsen, 31, of Fort Worth, Texas, who was in another vehicle swept off the turnpike.

sentence2: The other victim recovered Tuesday morning was Al Larsen, 31, of Fort Worth, Texas.


sentence1: British-based GlaxoSmithKline Plc said earlier this year it would cut off supplies to Canadian drugstores that ship to the United States.

sentence2: GlaxoSmithKline, the UK drugmaker, has said it would cut off supplies to Canadian stores shipping drugs to the US.


sentence1: The festival kicked off yesterday one day after the Competition Commission delivered its final verdict to the Government on the proposed £4.1 billion merger.

sentence2: The Competition Commission delivered its verdict yesterday on the proposed merger of the two big ITV players, Carlton and Granada.


sentence1: She said he persisted and she eventually allowed him to fix her bike while she sat in the front seat of his car.

sentence2: She said she eventually allowed him to fix her bike while she sat in his car, and they chatted.


sentence1: Daniels said he doesn't know what Bush will have to say about him at tonight's $2,000-per-person presidential fund-raiser.

sentence2: Daniels said he doesn't know what Bush will say at tonight's $2,000-per-person reception to raise funds for his presidential re-election bid.


sentence1: A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled late Friday that the small size, limited use and secular purpose make the image legitimate.

sentence2: A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis overturned a ruling issued last year that supported the ordinance.


sentence1: Only 29 families of frogs are known and most were identified and described in the mid-1800s and the last in 1926.

sentence2: Only 29 families of frogs are known, most of which were named by the mid-1800s.


sentence1: Officials at Brandeis said this was an "extremely heartrending" time for the campus.

sentence2: "This is an extremely heartrending time for the entire Brandeis University community.


sentence1: The value will total about $124 million, including convertible securities, according to Corel.

sentence2: Including convertible securities, the total estimated value of the deal is $124 million, according to Corel.


sentence1: He started in the 1983 Super Bowl, which Miami lost 27-17 to Washington.

sentence2: He played four seasons in Miami, including the Dolphins' 27-17 loss to Washington in the Super Bowl.


sentence1: Nterprise Linux Services is expected to be available before then end of this year.

sentence2: Beta versions of Nterprise Linux Services are expected to be available on certain HP ProLiant servers in July.


sentence1: Excluding one-time items, the company enjoyed a profit of 6 cents a share.

sentence2: Excluding one-time items, it expects profit of 11 cents to 15 cents a share.


sentence1: "But I do question the motives of a deskbound president who assumes the garb of a warrior for the purposes of a speech."

sentence2: Byrd, speaking from the Senate floor, said he questioned "the motives of a deskbound president who assumes the garb of a warrior for purposes of a speech."


sentence1: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX fell 3 points, or 0.30 percent, to 995.

sentence2: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> added 1.92 points, or 0.12 percent, at 1,647.94.


sentence1: Instead, tickets for the Jersey jam went on sale last night through Ticketmaster.

sentence2: Tickets, available through Ticketmaster, went on sale yesterday.


sentence1: Earlier on Monday, Grant Thornton SpA repeated previous statements that it was "a victim of fraudulent action".

sentence2: Grant Thornton claims that it too was the “victim” of a fraud.


sentence1: Peter Lyman and Hal Varian of Berkeley's School of Information Management and Systems say that information production has increased by 30 percent each year between 1999 and 2002.

sentence2: That task appealed to two masters of the megabyte, Peter Lyman and Hal Varian, professors at the University of California-Berkeley's School of Information Management and Systems.


sentence1: "My judgment is 95 percent of that information should be declassified, become uncensored, so the American people would know."

sentence2: My judgment is 95 percent of that information could be declassified, become uncensored so the American people would know," Mr. Shelby said on NBC's "Meet the Press."


sentence1: The researchers found only empty cavities and scar tissue where the tumors had been.

sentence2: No tumors were detected; rather, empty cavities and scar tissue were found in their place.


sentence1: Washington, however, said more was needed to prevent complaints being filed in the first place.

sentence2: But the US insisted it wanted more done to prevent complaints being filed in the first place, preferably by repealing the entire law.


sentence1: After 26 hours of surgery and a year of anticipation, the boys were separated Sunday at Children's Medical Center of Dallas.

sentence2: Two-year-old Egyptian twin boys, born with their heads conjoined, have been separated after 26 hours of surgery at the Children's Medical Centre in Dallas.


sentence1: Pines said he would convene the relevant party bodies within 10 days to discuss whether new elections would be held or whether a temporary leader would be appointed.

sentence2: Mitzna and party secretary Ophir Pines agreed to convene party organizations within 10 days to discuss whether new primaries would be held or a temporary leader appointed.


sentence1: The euro soared to US$1.1914 in Asian trading, before slipping back slightly to US$1.1895 as trading opened in Europe.

sentence2: The euro soared to $1.1914 in Asian trading, before slipping back to $1.1884 in late European trading, up from $1.1857 late Monday.


sentence1: Abbas told the summit he would end the "armed intefadeh," renounced "terrorism against the Israelis wherever they might be" and alluded to the disarming of militants.

sentence2: At Wednesday's summit, Abbas pledged to end the "armed intefadeh," renounced "terrorism against the Israelis wherever they might be" and alluded to the disarming of militants.


sentence1: Cmdr. Rod Gibbons, an academy spokesman, said, "The academy is shocked and saddened.

sentence2: Naval Academy spokesman Cmdr. Rod Gibbons said: ``Today's announcement came as a surprise.


sentence1: Shares of LendingTree rose $6.21, or 42 percent, to $20.90 after hitting $21.36 earlier.

sentence2: LendingTree shares rose 43 percent, or $6.31, to $21, more than doubling in the last two months.


sentence1: Last week, his lawyers asked Warner to grant clemency under conditions that would have lead to a new sentencing hearing.

sentence2: Last week, his lawyers asked Gov. Mark R. Warner to grant clemency, but the governor declined to intervene.


sentence1: "I think it should have been released years ago," said Brian Rohrbough, whose son, Daniel, was killed at Columbine.

sentence2: Brian Rohrbough, whose son, Daniel, was killed at Columbine, said the tape raises disturbing issues.


sentence1: CIA Director George Tenet said the two men were "defined by dedication and courage."

sentence2: "[They] were defined by dedication and courage," said the CIA's director George Tenet.


sentence1: But software license revenues, a measure financial analysts watch closely, decreased 21 percent to $107.6 million.

sentence2: License sales, a key measure of demand, fell 21 percent to $107.6 million.


sentence1: Dotson, 21, was arrested and charged on July 21 after reportedly telling authorities he shot Dennehy after Dennehy tried to shoot him.

sentence2: Dotson was arrested July 21 after telling FBI agents he shot Dennehy when Dennehy tried to shoot him, according to the arrest warrant affidavit.


sentence1: Prosecutors contended that Mr. Durst had plotted the murder to assume Mr. Black's identity.

sentence2: Prosecutors maintained that Durst murdered Black to try to assume Black's identity.


sentence1: That objection was cited by PeopleSoft's board in rejecting Oracle's offer.

sentence2: PeopleSoft's board has recommended stockholders reject the offer.


sentence1: Several black Democratic leaders were attempting to arrange a meeting with DNC chairman Terry McAuliffe to discuss the layoffs.

sentence2: Black Democratic leaders were trying to arrange a meeting with Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe to discuss the layoffs of 10 minority staffers at party headquarters.


sentence1: "These are dark days for our industry," Giovanni Bisignani, director general of the Geneva-based organization, said in a statement.

sentence2: "These are dark days for our industry," the Geneva-based International Air Transport Association's Director-General Giovanni Bisignani said.


sentence1: The seven other nations in the initiative are Britain, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Spain.

sentence2: Other nations involved in the PSI include Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Britain.


sentence1: The average American makes four trips a day, 45 percent for shopping or errands.

sentence2: Nearly half - 45 percent - are for shopping or running errands.


sentence1: It's also a strategic win for Overture, given that Knight Ridder had the option of signing on Google's services.

sentence2: It's also a strategic win for Overture, given that Knight Ridder had been using Google's advertising services.


sentence1: In the weeks leading up to the execution, several Florida officials received anonymous threatening letters.

sentence2: Several Florida officials connected to the case have received threatening letters, accompanied by rifle bullets.


sentence1: Hoy confirmed the woman's age Tuesday and said she has left on vacation with her family.

sentence2: Hoy confirmed the woman's age Tuesday and said she was on vacation with her family, but is expected to return this week.


sentence1: BOSTON The Catholic archdiocese in Boston has offered $55 million to settle more than 500 clergy sex abuse lawsuits, according to a document obtained by The Associated Press.

sentence2: The American Roman Catholic archdiocese of Boston has offered $55 million to settle more than 500 sex abuse lawsuits involving priests.


sentence1: The 3{ hours of recordings include conversations between police, firefighters and other emergency workers, as well as media inquiries.

sentence2: Among them are conversations between police, firefighters and other emergency workers, as well as media inquiries.


sentence1: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR jumped 20/32, taking its yield to 4.14 percent from 4.18 percent.

sentence2: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR dipped 14/32 for a yield of 4.26 percent from 4.23 percent.


sentence1: But he is the only candidate who has won national labor endorsements so far, picking up his 11th union on Tuesday when the United Steelworkers of America endorsed him.

sentence2: But he is the only candidate who has won national labor endorsements so far, picking up his 11th on Tuesday.


sentence1: Oracle shares fell 27 cents, or 2 percent, to $13.09.

sentence2: Oracle shares also rose on the news, up 15 cents to $13.51 on the Nasdaq.


sentence1: North American futures pointed to a sub-par start to trading on Tuesday, with investors ready to get their first taste of quarterly earnings.

sentence2: North American stock markets got off to a slow start Tuesday, with investors ready to get their first taste of quarterly earnings.


sentence1: The market's broader gauges also posted big gains, having climbed higher for four consecutive weeks.

sentence2: The broader market also retreated, having climbed higher for four consecutive weeks.


sentence1: Jim Furyk celebrated his first Father's Day as a father by winning his first major golf championship.

sentence2: His first Father's Day as a dad, his first major as a champion.


sentence1: They passed through the Lemelson Medical, Educational and Research Foundation Limited Partnership in 2001 to Syndia.

sentence2: It said the patents were "allegedly" assigned to Syndia in 2001 through the Lemelson Medical, Educational and Research Foundation Limited Partnership.


sentence1: The SIA says the DRAM market is expected to grow 2.9 percent to $15.7 billion in 2003 and 43 percent to $22.5 billion in 2004.

sentence2: The Americas market will decline 2.1 percent to $30.6 billion in 2003, and then grow 15.7 percent to $35.4 billion in 2004.


sentence1: Morrill's wife, Ellie, sobbed and hugged Bondeson's sister-in-law during the service.

sentence2: At the service Morrill's widow, Ellie, sobbed and hugged Bondeson's sister-in-law as people consoled her.


sentence1: Mr. Grassley and Mr. Baucus rejected any disparity in drug benefits.

sentence2: Grassley and Baucus said they had rejected that approach in their plan.


sentence1: In the year-ago quarter, the steelmaker recorded a profit of $16.2 million, or 15 cents per share, on sales of $1.14 billion.

sentence2: In the second quarter last year, AK Steel reported a profit of $16.2 million, or 15 cents a share.


sentence1: The Nasdaq had a weekly gain of 17.27, or 1.2 percent, closing at 1,520.15 on Friday.

sentence2: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite .IXIC rallied 30.46 points, or 2.04 percent, to 1,520.15.


sentence1: "It was brazen intimidation to keep people on the reservation," said a Republican who attended but did not want to be named.

sentence2: "It was a brazen attempt at intimidation," said a Republican legislator who attended the meeting.


sentence1: No charges were announced, but the statement said legal proceedings were expected Monday.

sentence2: An FBI statement said legal proceedings were expected Monday in federal court in Baltimore.


sentence1: The dead woman was also wearing a ring and a Cartier watch.

sentence2: "It's a blond-haired woman wearing a Cartier watch on her wrist," the source said.


sentence1: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Stock Markets composite index added 14.17 points or 0.94 per cent to 1,517.05.

sentence2: The Nasdaq Composite index, full of technology stocks, was lately up around 18 points.


sentence1: But the FBI never kept tabs on al-Bayoumi - even though it had received information that he was a Saudi agent, the document says.

sentence2: But the bureau never kept tabs on al-Bayoumi—despite receiving prior information he was a secret Saudi agent, the report says.


sentence1: "It's going to happen," said Jim Santangelo, president of the Teamsters Joint Council 42 in El Monte.

sentence2: "That really affects the companies, big time," said Jim Santangelo, president of the Teamsters Joint Council 42 in El Monte.


sentence1: He was released on $3-million bail and immediately returned to Las Vegas, where he had been filming a video.

sentence2: After posting $3 million bail, Jackson flew to Las Vegas, where he had been working on a video.


sentence1: Gartner analysts said that businesses are not yet feeling confident enough to upgrade corporate PCs.

sentence2: What's more, companies are not feeling confident enough to replace older PCs, the analyst firm said.


sentence1: As of Tuesday, almost 250 health-care workers were in quarantine.

sentence2: In addition, 6,800 people were in quarantine and thousands of health-care workers in working quarantine.


sentence1: Brian Brabazon said his son would get upset but then turn around and befriend his taunters.

sentence2: Her son would get upset, his mom said, but then turn around and befriend his taunters.


sentence1: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Stock Markets composite index added 1.16 points to 1,504.04.


sentence1: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index dipped 0.08 of a point to 1,646.

sentence2: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> added 1.92 points, or 0.12 percent, at 1,647.94.


sentence1: He told the jury Stubbs is a "cold, calculating killer."

sentence2: District Attorney Dave Lupas reminded jurors that Stubbs is, "a cold, calculating killer".


sentence1: Likewise, the 30-year bond <US30YT=RR> slid 1-11/32 for a yield of 4.38 percent, up from 4.30 percent.

sentence2: The 30-year bond US30YT=RR jumped 20/32, taking its yield to 4.14 percent from 4.18 percent.


sentence1: A seventh victim, a woman, died Tuesday night in the burn unit at childrens Hospital Medical Center of Akron.

sentence2: A seventh person, a 21-year-old woman, was in critical condition in the burn unit at Akron Children's Hospital.


sentence1: The men were immediately flown to nearby Botswana on a chartered Air Malawi flight, Malawi intelligence officials said on condition of anonymity.

sentence2: The men were flown to nearby Botswana on an Air Malawi flight, the officials said.


sentence1: In exchange, North Korea would be required to end its nuclear weapons program.

sentence2: "In return we expect North Korea to give up nuclear weapons."


sentence1: "We condemn and denounce the Governing Council, which is headed by the United States," Moqtada al-Sadr said.

sentence2: "We condemn the Governing Council headed by the United States," Sadr said in a fiery sermon at Koufa mosque near Najaf.


sentence1: Sendmail said the system can even be set up to permit business-only usage.

sentence2: The product can be instructed to permit business-only use, according to Sendmail.


sentence1: That exploit works on unpatched Windows 2000 machines with Service Pack 3 and 4.

sentence2: Both Counterpane and iDefense contend that the exploit works effectively against Windows 2000 systems running Service Pack 3 and 4.


sentence1: Further out the curve, the benchmark 10-year note US10YT=RR shed 25/32 in price, taking its yield to 3.26 percent from 3.17 percent.

sentence2: Early Wednesday, the benchmark 10-year US10YT=RR had lost 16/32 in price, driving its yield up to 3.33 percent from 3.26 percent late Tuesday.


sentence1: Tech stocks were hurt by a sour forecast from Sun Microsystems, which was viewed as a bad omen for the upcoming quarterly earnings season.

sentence2: A sour forecast from Sun Microsystems Inc. SUNW.O put more pressure on Wall Street before the quarterly earnings season.


sentence1: Shares of Coke were up 6 cents at $44.42 in afternoon trading Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange.

sentence2: Shares of Coke were down 26 cents to close at $44.10 on the New York Stock Exchange.


sentence1: Ernst & Young has denied any wrongdoing and plans to fight the allegations.

sentence2: Ernst & Young has denied the SEC's claims, and called its recommendations "irresponsible".


sentence1: Neither military action nor large-scale bribery can solve the North Korean problem, Wolfowitz said.

sentence2: Indeed, Wolfowitz admitted Saturday that neither military action nor "large scale bribery" would solve the issue.


sentence1: The driver, Eugene Rogers, helped to remove children from the bus, Wood said.

sentence2: At the accident scene, the driver was "covered in blood" but helped to remove children, Wood said.


sentence1: The broader Standard & Poor's 500 Index <.SPX> was up 9.69 points, or 0.98 percent, at 994.53.

sentence2: The tech-laced Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> gained 18.35 points, or 1.13 percent, to 1,646.02.


sentence1: Shares of Guidant plummeted in trading both on and off the New York Stock Exchange before a news halt was imposed after midday.

sentence2: Shares of Guidant were down 5.3 percent at $40.92 in afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange.


sentence1: "Three Weeks in October" goes on sale Monday, nearly a year after the Washington, D.C.-area sniper shootings started.

sentence2: Moose's book goes on sale Monday, nearly a year after the sniper shootings started in the Washington area.


sentence1: Based on a separate survey of households, the unemployment rate fell in August to 6.1 percent from 6.2 percent.

sentence2: Labor Department analysts discounted a slight improvement in the national unemployment rate, which fell in August to 6.1 percent from 6.2 percent.


sentence1: The rate of skin cancer has tripled since the 1950s in Norway and Sweden, according to the study.

sentence2: The study also found that skin cancer nearly tripled in Norway and Sweden since the 1950s.


sentence1: The judge also refused to postpone the trial date of Sept. 29.

sentence2: Obus also denied a defense motion to postpone the Sept. 29 trial date.


sentence1: While opposition parties have welcomed the cabinet's decision on anti-retroviral treatment, some said Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang was not fit to preside over a rollout plan.

sentence2: Health Minister Manto-Tshabalala Msimang is not fit to preside over an anti-retroviral treatment rollout plan, according to some opposition parties.


sentence1: Chief merchandising officers oversee the buying and development of merchandise, deciding the merchandising direction of the company, or basically what it should stand for.

sentence2: He or she decides the merchandising direction of the company, or basically what it should stand for.


sentence1: The Rev. Christopher J. Coyne, spokesman for the archdiocese, wouldn't comment Friday.

sentence2: The Rev. Christopher Coyne, spokesman for the archdiocese, did not immediately return several calls seeking comment.


sentence1: Several relatives of Australian victims of the attack were in court to witness the proceedings, but few Balinese attended the trial.

sentence2: Several relatives of Australian victims of the attack sat in the front row of the court, but few Balinese attended the trial.


sentence1: On July 10, a team of 32 Singaporean police officers was sent to Baghdad.

sentence2: In July 32 Singaporean police officers were sent to Baghdad to help train Iraqi police forces and returned home last month.


sentence1: The euro <EUR=> was up 0.67 percent against the dollar at $1.1784 after rising to a three-month high earlier in the session above $1.18.

sentence2: In early U.S. trading, the euro <EUR=> was down 0.6 percent to $1.1741, after rising to a four-month high of $1.1860.


sentence1: Previously, it had reported a profit of $12 million, or 0 cents a share, for that period.

sentence2: Previously, it had reported a small profit of $12 million, or break-even on a per-share basis, for the period.


sentence1: A coalition of campaign groups, including the militant national students body, is backing the protests, which the NLC called in defiance of a court order banning them.

sentence2: A coalition of campaign groups, including the militant national students body, is backing the action and is mobilising for protests.


sentence1: The company is highlighting the addition of .NET and J2EE support to its Enterprise Application Environment (EAE) with the new mainframe.

sentence2: The company is also adding .Net and J2EE support to its Enterprise Application Environment development toolset, Sapp said.


sentence1: Since being drafted into service in 1971, it has racked up a record 45 accidents, with 393 deaths.

sentence2: It has a chequered safety record, including 47 accidents that resulted in 668 deaths.


sentence1: Ryan Harvey, an outfielder from Dunedin High School in Florida, was selected with the sixth pick by the Chicago Cubs.

sentence2: Ryan Harvey, a high school outfielder from Florida, was chosen sixth by the Cubs.


sentence1: Glover spoke at a news conference that included about 20 relatives of the victims.

sentence2: About 20 family members of the victims were invited to the news conference.


sentence1: Four other men who were also charged in June have already pleaded guilty.

sentence2: Four of the defendants have pleaded guilty to weapons charges and other counts.


sentence1: The federal and local governments remained largely shut down in the aftermath of Hurricane Isabel, as were schools, and much of the region's transportation network was slowed.

sentence2: In the aftermath of Hurricane Isabel, federal and local governments remained shut down, as did schools and many businesses.


sentence1: He gave a surprisingly impassioned speech to the United Steelworkers of America, who announced their endorsement yesterday.

sentence2: On Tuesday, he picked up the endorsement of the United Steelworkers of America.


sentence1: Some 50 million phone numbers are registered on the list, which was to take effect Oct. 1.

sentence2: The FTC signed up 50 million phone numbers for the list, which was due to go into effect October 1.


sentence1: "And about eight to 10 seconds down, I hit.

sentence2: "I was in the water for about eight seconds.


sentence1: But Adora Obi Nweze, the NAACP state president, said the state only tried to prove its conclusion of suicide, rather than consider the possibility of murder.

sentence2: Adora Obi Nweze, the NAACP state president, said the state has refused to consider the possibility of murder.


sentence1: Activists say they fear the gathering is an attempt by corporate farming to push bio-engineered crops on starving countries.

sentence2: Instead, they fear the conference is an attempt by corporate farming and biotech interests to push into new markets.


sentence1: Their contract will expire at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday instead of 12:01 a.m. Sunday, said Rian Wathen, organizing director for United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700.

sentence2: "It has outraged the membership," said Rian Wathen, organizing director of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 700.


sentence1: The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index .IXIC rose 39.39 points, or 2.2 percent, to 1,826.33, after losing more than 2 percent on Tuesday.

sentence2: The blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average .DJI jumped 194.14 points, or 2.09 percent, to 9,469.20 after sinking more than 1 percent a day earlier.


sentence1: Some 14,000 customers were without power in the area, Oklahoma Gas and Electric said.

sentence2: About 38,000 OGE Energy Corp. customers are without power, the company said on its Web site.


sentence1: Now, Blanca's American husband, 63-year-old Roger Lawrence Strunk, faces a murder indictment issued in February by the Philippine government, which says he's the leading suspect.

sentence2: Now, Blanca's husband, 63-year-old Roger Lawrence Strunk of Tracy, faces a murder indictment issued by the Philippine government in February.


sentence1: Prince is replacing Sanford "Sandy" Weill, who will remain Citigroup's chairman.

sentence2: Prince, who heads Citigroup's global corporate and investment bank, is replacing Sanford Weill as CEO.


sentence1: The operating revenues were $1.45 billion, an increase over last year's result of $1.38 billion.

sentence2: Operating revenues rose to $1.45 billion from $1.38 billion last year.


sentence1: Spot gold was quoted at $367.90/368.60 an ounce at 1000 GMT, having marched up to $369.50 -- a level not seen since February 10.

sentence2: Spot gold was quoted at $358.65/359.15 an ounce at 0500 GMT, having darted as high as $359.25 -- a level not seen since February 25.


sentence1: In Canada, the booming dollar will be in focus again as it tries to stay above the 75 cent (U.S.) mark.

sentence2: In Canada, the surging dollar was in focus again as it struggled and just failed to stay above the 75 cent (U.S.) mark.


sentence1: But the justices ruled that the police supervisor who repeatedly questioned Martinez did not violate his Fifth Amendment rights in doing so.

sentence2: But the justices ruled that the police supervisor who repeatedly questioned Mr Martinez as he screamed in pain did not violate his Fifth Amendment rights.