split: dev

genre: main-captions

dataset: MSRvid

sentence1: A man with a hard hat is dancing.

sentence2: A man wearing a hard hat is dancing.


sentence1: A young child is riding a horse.

sentence2: A child is riding a horse.


sentence1: A man is feeding a mouse to a snake.

sentence2: The man is feeding a mouse to the snake.


sentence1: A woman is playing the guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing guitar.


sentence1: A woman is playing the flute.

sentence2: A man is playing a flute.


sentence1: A woman is cutting an onion.

sentence2: A man is cutting onions.


sentence1: A man is erasing a chalk board.

sentence2: The man is erasing the chalk board.


sentence1: A woman is carrying a boy.

sentence2: A woman is carrying her baby.


sentence1: Three men are playing guitars.

sentence2: Three men are on stage playing guitars.


sentence1: A woman peels a potato.

sentence2: A woman is peeling a potato.


sentence1: People are playing cricket.

sentence2: Men are playing cricket.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: The cougar is chasing the bear.

sentence2: A cougar is chasing a bear.


sentence1: The man cut down a tree with an axe.

sentence2: A man chops down a tree with an axe.


sentence1: The man is playing the guitar.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man is finding something.

sentence2: A woman is slicing something.


sentence1: The girl sang into a microphone.

sentence2: The lady sang into the microphone.


sentence1: A man is climbing a rope.

sentence2: A man climbs a rope.


sentence1: Kittens are eating food.

sentence2: Kittens are eating from dishes.


sentence1: A man is speaking.

sentence2: A man is spitting.


sentence1: A woman is cooking eggs.

sentence2: A woman is cooking something.


sentence2: A man is playing a trumpet.


sentence1: An animal is chewing on something.

sentence2: An animal is chewing on a key chain.


sentence1: A man is playing a flute.

sentence2: A man is playing guitar.


sentence1: A man is playing soccer.

sentence2: A man is playing flute.


sentence1: A girl is riding a horse.

sentence2: A girl is riding a bicycle.


sentence1: A man is lifting weights in a garage.

sentence2: A man is lifting weights.


sentence1: An animal is biting a persons finger.

sentence2: A slow loris is biting a persons finger.


sentence1: A woman is reading.

sentence2: A woman is kneading dough.


sentence1: A man is crying.

sentence2: A woman is dancing.


sentence1: The lady cracked an egg into a bowl.

sentence2: The man is cracking eggs into a bowl.


sentence1: A band is performing on a stage.

sentence2: A band is playing onstage.


sentence1: Elephants are walking down a trail.

sentence2: A herd of elephants are walking along a trail.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man plays the guitar.


sentence1: A man sitting on the floor plays a guitar.

sentence2: A man sitting on the floor in a room is strumming a guitar.


sentence1: A puppy plays with a plastic container.

sentence2: The dog is playing with a plastic container.


sentence1: A man plays the violin.

sentence2: A man is playing violin.


sentence1: A man plays the piano.

sentence2: A man is playing a piano.


sentence1: A man is eating food.

sentence2: A man is eating something.


sentence1: A man is playing a basketball.


sentence1: A toddler walks down a hallway.

sentence2: A little girl is walking down a hallway.


sentence1: A plane is landing.

sentence2: A animated airplane is landing.


sentence1: A panda is climbing.

sentence2: A man is climbing a rope.


sentence1: Kids are dancing on stage.

sentence2: Some people are dancing on stage.


sentence1: A man plays a guitar.

sentence2: A man plays the piano.


sentence1: A woman is slicing a meat.

sentence2: A woman is singing on stage.


sentence1: A woman is taking a picture.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: The man is riding a horse.

sentence2: A woman is using a hoe.


sentence1: A man is drilling a hole in a board.

sentence2: Someone is drilling a hole in a piece of wood.


sentence1: A man is fitting silencer on a pistol.

sentence2: A man is adding a silencer to a gun.


sentence1: Two little girls are talking on the phone.

sentence2: A little girl is walking down the street.


sentence1: Someone is stirring chili in a kettle.

sentence2: Someone is stirring a pot of chili with a spoon.


sentence1: The woman is cracking eggs into a bowl.

sentence2: The lady broke raw eggs into a bowl.


sentence1: A woman puts flour on a piece of meat.

sentence2: A woman is putting flour onto some meat.


sentence1: A man is talking on a phone.

sentence2: A man is singing to a woman.


sentence1: A man is playing an electronic keyboard.

sentence2: A man is playing a flute.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A man is eating a banana.


sentence1: A man is jumping into water.

sentence2: A man is cutting paper.


sentence2: A guy is playing an instrument.


sentence1: A young man is playing the piano.

sentence2: A woman is peeling a prawn.


sentence1: A woman is mixing ingrediants.

sentence2: A woman is mixing food in a bowl.


sentence1: Someone is shredding cabbage leaves with a knife.

sentence2: Someone is chopping some cabbage leaves.


sentence1: A slow lori walks around.

sentence2: A animal is walking around.


sentence1: A little boy is vacuuming the floor.

sentence2: A boy is vacuuming.


sentence1: A woman is applying eye liner to her eyelid using an eye pencil.

sentence2: A woman is applying cosmetics to her eyelid.


sentence1: A man is making a bed.

sentence2: A woman is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man plays a keyboard.

sentence2: A person is playing the keyboard.


sentence1: A rabbit is playing with a toy rabbit.

sentence2: A bunny is playing with a stuffed bunny.


sentence1: A plane rides on a road.

sentence2: An airplane moves along a runway.


sentence1: A man shoots a man.

sentence2: A man with a pistol shoots another man.


sentence1: A man plays the guitar.

sentence2: The man sang and played his guitar.


sentence1: A guy is playing hackysack

sentence2: A man is playing a key-board.


sentence1: One man is breaking cement on another man's chest.

sentence2: A man breaks cinder blocks on another man.


sentence1: A man is talking with other women on the beach.

sentence2: A man is walking down the street.


sentence1: The woman is dicing onions.

sentence2: A woman is dancing in railway station.


sentence1: A chef is preparing some food.

sentence2: A chef prepared a meal.


sentence1: The man talked to a girl over the internet camera.

sentence2: A teenager talks to a girl over a webcam.


sentence1: A turtle walks over the ground.

sentence2: A large turtle crawls in the grass.


sentence1: The lady cracked an egg for the mixer.

sentence2: The lady sliced up the meat.


sentence1: Five kittens are eating out of five dishes.

sentence2: Kittens are eating food on trays.


sentence1: A woman is slicing some tuna.

sentence2: A woman is cutting raw fish.


sentence1: A man playing the guitar.

sentence2: A woman is painting her lips.


sentence1: A man is playing a flute.

sentence2: A dog is barking at a fly.


sentence1: A baby rhino is walking around his pen with his mother.

sentence2: A baby rhino is following an adult rhino.


sentence1: The man used a sword to slice a plastic bottle.

sentence2: A man sliced a plastic bottle with a sword.


sentence1: A man is cleaning a fish on a kitchen counter.

sentence2: A man is playing a flute.


sentence1: A person is chopping coriander leaves.

sentence2: A woman is slicing up some green leaves.


sentence1: A man is pressing microwave buttons.

sentence2: A man turns on the microwave.


sentence1: A girl is riding a horse.

sentence2: The girl trotted the horse.


sentence1: Batman and Robin fly a helicopter over water.

sentence2: A helicopter flies over water.


sentence1: A woman pours oil into a skillet from a plastic bottle while she is talking.

sentence2: An older woman is pouring oil into a skillet on the stove.


sentence1: A woman is cutting some herbs.

sentence2: A woman is chopping cilantro.


sentence1: The lady put the skewered shimp in the hot water.

sentence2: The lady fried the breaded meat in hot oil.


sentence1: A woman is riding on a horse.

sentence2: A man is shooting off guns.


sentence1: The boy is playing the piano.

sentence2: A band is playing on stage.


sentence1: The cook is kneading the flour.

sentence2: A woman is kneading tortilla dough.


sentence1: A woman is riding a horse along a perimeter.

sentence2: A dog is riding a skateboard.


sentence1: A woman is putting her baby in a waste bin.

sentence2: The woman is poking holes in the potato.


sentence1: A cat is pouncing on a trampoline.

sentence2: A man is slicing a tomato.


sentence1: A man and woman are eating at a table.

sentence2: A couple are eating a meal and talking.


sentence2: A man is turning over tables in anger.


sentence1: A man is screwing wood to a wall.

sentence2: A man is giving a woman a massage.


sentence1: A girl is playing a flute.

sentence2: A girl plays a wind instrument.


sentence1: A small baby is playing a guitar.

sentence2: A boy sits on a bed, sings and plays a guitar.


sentence1: A woman is chopping onion.

sentence2: A man is doing a card trick.


sentence1: A man and a woman walk through the woods.

sentence2: The man and woman are walking.


sentence1: A child is playing a computer game.

sentence2: A boy is playing a game on a laptop.


sentence1: Men are jumping into water from a bridge.

sentence2: Men jump in a river.


sentence1: A woman is peeling some fish.

sentence2: A woman is pouring a yellow mixture on a frying pan.


sentence1: People are playing baseball.

sentence2: The cricket player hit the ball.


sentence1: A person is boiling soup.

sentence2: A woman is placing eggs into a pan.


sentence1: A woman is dancing.

sentence2: A man breaks a stick.


sentence1: A ballet dancer is performing on stage.

sentence2: The beaver is being petted.


sentence1: A man shoots a basket.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: The elephants are bathing.

sentence2: Two women are singing.


sentence1: The man cut up an onion.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence1: A woman puts cosmetics on her eyelid.

sentence2: The woman is pencilling on eye shadow.


sentence1: A woman and man are riding in a car.

sentence2: A woman driving a car is talking to the man seated beside her.


sentence1: A girl is dancing in a cage.

sentence2: A onion is being chopped.


sentence1: A cat is on a robot.

sentence2: A man is eating bread.


sentence1: The lady stirred up raw eggs in the bowl.

sentence2: A woman is pouring eyes into a bowl.


sentence1: A cow is eating grass.

sentence2: A dog is pulling a girl down a hill.


sentence1: The man stirred the sauce for the chicken.

sentence2: The man is stirring oil.


sentence1: A man jumping rope

sentence2: A man is talking.


sentence1: A woman is peeling an orange.

sentence2: A woman cuts off a small piece of lemon rind.


sentence1: Someone is beating an egg.

sentence2: A woman stirs eggs in a bowl.


sentence1: A man is cutting a potato.

sentence2: A woman plays an electric guitar.


sentence1: A man is buttering a piece of bread.

sentence2: A slow loris hanging on a cord.


sentence1: A woman cuts up some vegetables.

sentence2: A woman is placing skewered food onto a cooker.


sentence1: The lady cut the tail and body of a shrimp.

sentence2: A woman is cleaning a shrimp.


sentence1: A man plays an acoustic guitar.

sentence2: A woman and dog are walking together.


sentence1: A person is peeling shrimp.

sentence2: A person is preparing shrimp.


sentence1: A woman is cutting broccoli.

sentence2: A woman is slicing broccoli.


sentence1: A small dog laying on the bed.

sentence2: A small dog is laying on a bed.


sentence1: The man is slicing a potato.

sentence2: A man is slicing potato.


sentence2: A man is peeling shrimp.


sentence1: A woman is putting on sun glasses.

sentence2: A woman puts on sunglasses.


sentence1: A woman is slicing a potato.

sentence2: A woman is slicing carrot.


sentence1: Women are running.

sentence2: Two women are running.


sentence1: A man is playing a harp.

sentence2: A woman is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man dives into a pool.

sentence2: A man dives into a swimming pool.


sentence1: The man is smashing garlic.

sentence2: A man is smashing some garlic.


sentence1: A man is cutting up a potato.

sentence2: A man is cutting up carrots.


sentence1: A man is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A man slices an onion.


sentence1: A man is dancing.

sentence2: A man is singing.


sentence1: A man is running.


sentence1: The man is hiking in the woods.

sentence2: A man is tracking in the wood.


sentence1: A man is playing a flute.

sentence2: A man is playing guitar.


sentence1: A man is riding a bike.

sentence2: A woman is riding a horse.


sentence1: A woman is playing the guitar.

sentence2: A person is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A man is eating a pizza.

sentence2: A man is eating a food.


sentence1: A man is playing guitar.

sentence2: A man plays a guitar.


sentence1: The man is buttering the bread.

sentence2: The man is stirring the rice.


sentence1: A woman is hitting a man.

sentence2: A woman is taking a bath.


sentence1: Three men are dancing.

sentence2: Women are dancing.


sentence1: A man is speaking.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence2: A man is speaking.


sentence1: A person is combing a cat hair.

sentence2: A person is brushing a cat.


sentence1: A man is playing the drums.


sentence1: A man is peeling a banana.

sentence2: A woman is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A boy is riding a horse.

sentence2: A monkey is riding a bus.


sentence1: The puppy tried to get out of the tub.

sentence2: A puppy is trying to get out of a bathtub.


sentence1: A woman is peeling an onion.

sentence2: The woman is slicing green onions.


sentence1: A person is mixing a pot of rice.

sentence2: A person is peeling a potato.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.

sentence2: The girl is playing the guitar.


sentence1: A lion cub tries to climb a fence.

sentence2: A lion tries to climb over a wall.


sentence1: A man is talking on a cell phone.

sentence2: A guy is talking into a microphone.


sentence2: A man is cleaning a cd.


sentence1: Someone is pouring chicken broth into a pot.

sentence2: The man is pouring broth into the pot.


sentence1: A woman is chopping an onion.

sentence2: A woman is chopping garlic with a knife.


sentence1: The man is shaking hands with other men.

sentence2: A man is shaking another mans hand.


sentence1: A target is being hit with gun fire.

sentence2: The target was being shot with bullets.


sentence1: A woman is applying makeup.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A woman is slicing a big pepper.

sentence2: A person is cutting a green pepper.


sentence1: A man puts some cheese on a pizza.

sentence2: A man is sprinkling shredded cheese on a pizza.


sentence1: A man is staring at a leaf.

sentence2: A man is slicing a vegetable.


sentence1: A person is picking a komodo dragon and putting it in a box.

sentence2: A person is placing a baby komodo dragon into a container.


sentence1: A person drops a camera down an escelator.

sentence2: A man tosses a bag down an escalator.


sentence1: The man is playing the keyboards.

sentence2: A man is playing guitar.


sentence1: A woman is applying eye shadow.

sentence2: A woman is washing a bowl.


sentence1: A woman is playing the flute.

sentence2: A man is playing a keyboard.


sentence1: A man is riding on a horse.

sentence2: A woman is riding an elephant.


sentence1: A man is playing flute.

sentence2: A man is dancing.


sentence1: A tiger is walking around his cage.

sentence2: A tiger walks around aimlessly.


sentence1: A person pours cooking oil into a pot.

sentence2: A person is pouring olive oil into a pot on the stove.


sentence1: A woman is cutting potato.

sentence2: A woman is riding a horse.


sentence1: A parrot is talking.

sentence2: A parrot is talking into a microphone.


sentence1: A man is singing into a microphone.

sentence2: A man is dancing in the rain.


sentence1: A woman is exercising.

sentence2: A woman lifts weights.


sentence1: A child runs into and out of the ocean waves.

sentence2: A young boy is running toward and from the ocean waves.


sentence1: A man is playing the piano.

sentence2: A man is playing a wooden flute.


sentence1: A guy is riding a horse.

sentence2: A man is riding a horse in the desert.


sentence1: A dog is stealing food from a refrigerator.

sentence2: The dog took something out of the refrigerator.


sentence1: A person uses a blowtorch on two cameras.

sentence2: A person is burning cameras.


sentence1: A man is putting a knife in a vice.

sentence2: A man is getting into a car in a garage.


sentence1: A woman is cooking meat.

sentence2: A man is speaking.


sentence1: A puppy is trying to come out from the sink.

sentence2: The puppy tried to get out of the tub.


sentence1: A person is folding a square paper piece.

sentence2: A person folds a piece of paper.


sentence1: The boy is playing the piano.

sentence2: The woman is pouring oil into the pan.


sentence1: A man is cutting a potato.

sentence2: A woman is climbing a rock wall.


sentence1: A woman is feeding a baby.

sentence2: A man is adding water to pan.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A woman is mixing eggs.

sentence2: The woman is eating.


sentence1: A man is riding on a boat.

sentence2: A man is tying in the machine.


sentence1: A man is serving cake.

sentence2: A man seasoning quail.


sentence1: Someone is greating a carrot.

sentence2: A woman is grating an orange food.


sentence1: A man is standing on a roof top playing a violin.

sentence2: A man is on a roof dancing.


sentence1: A monkey is karate kicking a person.

sentence2: A monkey pratices martial arts.


sentence1: A man shappens a knife.

sentence2: A man carries a women.


sentence1: A woman is brushing her feet.

sentence2: A woman is chopping an onion.


sentence1: A woman is removing skin from some meat.

sentence2: A woman is slicing a tomato.


sentence1: A man is stirring ingredients in a bowl.

sentence2: A man is beating two eggs in a bowl with a fork.


sentence1: A woman is relaxing in a bath tub.

sentence2: A woman is stabbing a potato with a fork.


sentence1: A woman is adding oil on fishes.

sentence2: The woman is cutting potatoes.


sentence1: A woman is writing something.

sentence2: A woman is chopping green onions.


sentence1: A baby eats his food.

sentence2: A baby is being fed peas.


sentence1: A man is slicing a carrot by a machine.

sentence2: A man is standing in the rain.


sentence1: A man is playing a guitar and singing on a stage.

sentence2: A man is playing the electric guitar.


sentence1: A boy is playing a piano.

sentence2: A man is singing and playing a guitar.


sentence1: The person is starting a fire.

sentence2: A person makes fire.


sentence1: A woman is riding a horse on the beach.

sentence2: A woman is washing a bowl.


sentence1: A person is chopping an herb.

sentence2: A man is finely chopping a green substance.


sentence1: A woman is collecting tap water in a mug.

sentence2: A boy is filling a pitcher with water.


sentence1: A person is whisking eggs in a bowl.

sentence2: A woman is beating two eggs in a bowl using a wire whisk.


sentence1: The dog could not figure out how to get a stick out the doggy door.

sentence2: A dog is trying to get through his dog door.


sentence1: A woman is mixing eggs in the bowl.

sentence2: A man is doing push ups.


sentence1: The lady made some slices on the shrimp.

sentence2: A chef is slicing a shrimp.


sentence1: Someone is mixing a liquid.

sentence2: A man is playing a guitar.


sentence1: A woman is slicing big pepper.

sentence2: A man is playing an instrument.


sentence1: The animal with the big eyes is eating.

sentence2: A slow loris is eating.


sentence1: A baby is crawling happily.

sentence2: A cat is walking on hardwood floor.


sentence1: A tiger club is playing with a ball.

sentence2: A person is chopping shrimp with a knife.


sentence1: A woman is slicing fruit.

sentence2: Two women are slicing some lemons.


sentence1: The flag was moving in the air.

sentence2: A flag is waving.


sentence1: The baby laughed in his car seat.

sentence2: A baby is laughing.


sentence1: A dog knocks a boy into the water twice.

sentence2: A dog pushes a toddler into a rain puddle.


sentence1: The bird is taking a bath under the faucet.

sentence2: A bird is bathing in a sink.


sentence1: A man plays the guitar and sings.

sentence2: A man is singing and playing a guitar.


sentence1: Women are holding each other and dancing together.

sentence2: Two men are playing table tennis.


sentence1: The man is trying to feed the snake with a mouse.

sentence2: A man is working on his laptop.


sentence1: A tiger is playing with his trainer.

sentence2: A tiger attacks a man.


sentence1: A cat is playing with a watermelon on a floor.

sentence2: A man is pouring oil into a pan.


sentence1: A cat retrieves an object out of a dish of water.

sentence2: The cat tried to eat the corn on the cob.


sentence1: A chef is slicing carrot.

sentence2: A person is drawing a picture.


sentence1: A woman is adding some mushrooms and liquid to a pot.

sentence2: A young man is playing the guitar.


sentence1: A man is passionately playing a guitar in front of an audience.

sentence2: A woman is peeling a potato.


sentence1: Someone drew on Washington's face on the dollar.

sentence2: A person draws on a dollar bill.


sentence1: The girl is slicing an onion.

sentence2: A woman is chopping an onion into small pieces.


sentence1: The man is aiming a gun.

sentence2: A boy is playing on a toy phone.


dataset: images

sentence1: A cat standing on tree branches.

sentence2: A black and white cat is high up on tree branches.


sentence1: The lamb is looking at the camera.

sentence2: A small bird standing on a log at the waters edge.


sentence1: A bull standing in the field.

sentence2: A brown horse stands in a lush green field.


sentence1: The black and white cows pause in front of the gate.

sentence2: A black cow and a brown cow stands in a plain in front of an uprooted tree.


sentence1: A group of four people in a dinner having cake.

sentence2: Four people eating dessert around a table.


sentence1: A group of people eat at a table outside.

sentence2: A group of elderly people pose around a dining table.


sentence1: Older man wearing beret with mountains in background.

sentence2: A sheep in the morning mist with trees in the background.


sentence1: The cows feed in the trough.

sentence2: The brown and white cows are eating in the trough.


sentence1: A small red and gray bird perched amongst the bare branches of a tree.

sentence2: A red and brown bird is perched on branches.


sentence1: A black and wood colored dining room set in a small apartment.

sentence2: Black and brown table in living room setting.


sentence1: A bag of cotton in front of a couch.

sentence2: Calico cat sitting on step in front of a door.


sentence1: Two horses standing in a field with trees in the background.

sentence2: A black and white bird on a body of water with grass in the background.


sentence1: Red double decker bus driving down a street.

sentence2: A red two story bus driving along the street.


sentence2: A cat looking at the camera.


sentence1: A red double decker bus on a crowded street.

sentence2: A double decker bus on a city street.


sentence1: A jockey riding a horse in a pen.

sentence2: A jockey rides a horse at a gallop.


sentence1: The udders of a dairy cow that is standing in a pasture near a large building.

sentence2: The black and brown cow is standing on the green grass.


sentence1: A woman posing by a pillar with a U2 sign.

sentence2: a woman is standing by a pillar where "u2" is written.


sentence1: One Asian and one occasion woman in glasses smiling with their thumbs up.

sentence2: Two women are posing for the camera and giving the thumbs up sign.


sentence1: A black train moves down the tracks.

sentence2: A mostly black train on a track.


sentence1: The brown dog is resting his head on a white pillow.

sentence2: A tan dog is lying on a couch and has its head on a white pillow.


sentence1: The black and brown cow is looking at the camera.

sentence2: The black and white bull is looking at the camera.


sentence1: A smiling woman holding a small baby.

sentence2: Two smiling women holding a baby.


sentence1: Two airplanes in the sky.

sentence2: A plane in the sky.


sentence1: A coal train traveling down the tracks.

sentence2: An old train sits idle on the tracks.


sentence1: A cat looking at the camera.

sentence2: A grey, black, and white cat looking at the camera.


sentence1: World news headlines displayed on a large screen.

sentence2: A man dressed for a race relaxes.


sentence1: Two women posing with a baby.


sentence1: A red and white plane flying on a sunny day.

sentence2: Red and white plane flying through the air.


sentence1: A black and white photo of an old train station.

sentence2: A black and white photo of a cat sitting on a sofa.


sentence1: A bicycle in front of some ruins.

sentence2: A pink bicycle is in front of a building.


sentence1: Red double decker bus on side of street.

sentence2: A red double decker bus on a crowded street.


sentence1: A bus drives down a busy road.

sentence2: A green bus drives down a road.


sentence1: An elderly Asian couple pose with a yawning baby at a dinner table.

sentence2: An older Asian couple poses with a newborn baby at the dinner table.


sentence1: Brown and white ducks walking on green grass.

sentence2: A red and white plane flying on a sunny day.


sentence1: People ride mopeds in an urban setting.

sentence2: People riding horses in a fenced area.


sentence1: Large silver locomotive engine in a shed.

sentence2: The silver train is parked in a station.


sentence1: Two people sitting on a large motorcycle.

sentence2: Two eagles sitting on a long branch.


sentence1: A scantily clad woman is standing next to a car.

sentence2: A yellow and orange bird hold on to the side of a cage.


sentence1: Several televisions are on the floor and stacked up on top of one another.

sentence2: Three televisions, on on the floor, the other two on a box.


sentence1: Sheep are grazing in a grassy field near a stand of trees.

sentence2: Sheep are grazing in the field in front of a line of trees.


sentence1: The small dog protects its owner.

sentence2: The back of the stop sign is adorned with stickers.


sentence1: Children looking a sheep.

sentence2: Child milking a cow outside.


sentence1: A black-and-white photo of a loveseat.

sentence2: A black and white photo of an old train station.


sentence1: the back of a stop sign with many stickers on it.

sentence2: The back of a sign with stickers on.


sentence1: Living room or den with large screen television.

sentence2: Living room with tan furniture and flat screen television.


sentence1: Two women sitting in lawn chairs.

sentence2: Two women are sitting in a cafe.


sentence1: A doubly decker red bus driving down the road.

sentence2: A red double decker bus driving down a street.


sentence1: The black bird is sitting on the ground.

sentence2: The back of a pig under a tree with a cow in the background.


sentence1: A Das Air Cargo plane sits on the runway.

sentence2: A passenger plane parked on a runway.


sentence1: A cat sleeps on purple sheet.

sentence2: A black and white cat sleeps on a purple blanket.


sentence1: A close-up of a cat on a cream sofa.

sentence2: A close-up of a horse.


sentence1: A kitchen with wood cabinets and dining table.

sentence2: A kitchen with wooden cabinets and furniture.


sentence1: A motorcycles is parked near a wall covered with a graffiti scene of a cityscape.

sentence2: A motorcycle is parked by a mural of a city in the evening.


sentence1: Two boys sit facing one another at a table and one points at the other.

sentence2: Two people sit facing each other at a table as one points at the other.


sentence1: Two white dogs are swimming in the water.

sentence2: The birds are swimming in the water.


sentence1: Large white cruise ship floating on water.

sentence2: Large cruise ship floating on the water.


sentence1: Two bald eagles perched on a branch.

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sentence1: A backpack standing beside a train.

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sentence1: Black domestic cat lying on brown table.

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sentence1: Four children looking at barn animals.

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sentence1: A black and white cat playing with a wool basket.

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sentence1: Two men on boat floating on the water.

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sentence1: A man doing a wheelie on a mountain bike.

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sentence1: A woman equestrian riding a horse.

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sentence1: Train going down the tracks.

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sentence1: A white plane on the runway.

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sentence1: The white ducks are standing on the ground.

sentence2: A woman in a black hat is standing by the subway.


sentence1: A group of people eat at a table outside.

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sentence1: Young baby girl sitting on table.

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sentence1: Two cats are close together inside and black and white furry enclosure.

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sentence1: A group of people sitting on a small sofa next to a kitchen.

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sentence1: A man jumping his dirt bike.

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sentence1: A black and white photo of a bottle sitting atop a rock carving in front of a line of bushes.

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sentence1: A black and white cat is sitting on a brown chair looking up.

sentence2: Black and white cat sitting on wood chair looking up.


sentence1: A black and white horned cow standing in a field.

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sentence1: A long-haired man with a hat standing between two large, half-empty Coke bottles.

sentence2: A man with a cap and jacket walking between two large bottles.


sentence1: An AeroMexico jet taxing along a runway.

sentence2: A silver AreoMexico Jet Liner sitting on the tarmac.


sentence1: A red bird and four other birds sitting in the snow.

sentence2: Five birds stand on the snow.


sentence1: An older Asian couple poses with a newborn baby at the dinner table.

sentence2: A group of elderly people pose around a dining table.


sentence1: Domestic cat looking out window.

sentence2: A white cat looking out of a window.


sentence1: Two cows graze in a field.

sentence2: A brown horse in a green field.


sentence1: A person is standing underneath an overpass near a highway.

sentence2: A person walks a dog along the water's edge.


sentence1: A woman and child push strollers down the sidewalk.

sentence2: A women and a young girl walking pushchairs along the sidewalk.


sentence1: A white bird flying up onto a tree.

sentence2: A white cat laying on a sheet.


sentence1: A woman at the dining table with wine, beer, and lemons.

sentence2: Four women and two men sit at a long table in a restaurant.


sentence1: A laptop computer and a computer monitor.

sentence2: A laptop and a PC at a workstation.


sentence1: A white cat laying on an office chair.


sentence1: A small yellow boat sitting on a tropical beach.

sentence2: A small girl sits on a stone ledge near a white flowering plant.


sentence1: Two women are sheering a white sheep inside of a wooden building.

sentence2: Two women shearing a white sheep in a wooden stall.


sentence1: A man with glasses and two plastic bottles in the foreground.

sentence2: A man talking with two water bottles sitting in front of him.


sentence1: A close-up of a brown horse.

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sentence1: An office with multiple desks and green walls.

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sentence1: A woman leading a white horse.

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sentence1: A man on a motorcycle performing a wheelie.

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sentence1: Left side of a silver train engine.

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sentence1: Blue couch and twin bed in a living room.

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sentence1: A white bicycle stands on a floor.

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sentence1: A bird eating from a bird feeder.

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sentence1: Black bird sitting on a concrete slab.

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sentence1: Dark colored dog standing in grassy field.

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sentence1: A young blonde girl wearing a smile and a bicycle helmet.

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sentence1: Two brown horses standing in grassy field.

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sentence1: Boy lying on couch with small white dog.

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sentence1: A woman is laying down on the floor and holding a baby up above her.

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sentence1: A grey house with a red door.

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sentence1: A woman with a white horse.

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sentence1: Depressed woman sitting on couch.

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sentence1: An elderly woman catches a ride on the back of the bicycle.

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sentence1: The brown and white cows are eating in the trough.

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sentence1: A young woman with outstretched arms stands in front of a "Going Places" bus.

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sentence1: Black and white cow standing in grassy field.

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sentence1: A group of people having a meal outside.

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sentence1: Two cats sitting together on the sofa looking out the window.

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sentence1: A man sitting on a bench looking at a dog on a leash sitting on sidewalk.

sentence2: A women holds a small baby while sitting on a sofa.


sentence1: A blue scooter parked on a sidewalk.

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sentence1: Two gray dogs run together over the green grass.

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sentence1: The couple is sitting near the water in lawn chairs.

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sentence1: German Shephard jumping through black hoop while people watch

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sentence1: A group of people standing in the street

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sentence1: A dog runs on brown grass.

sentence2: A wet dog runs through the yellow grass holding a tennis ball.


sentence1: The man and two young boys jump on a trampoline.

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sentence1: A man eating an apple, sitting in public.

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sentence1: two young girls hug each other in the grass.

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sentence1: Two white dogs are walking through deep white snow.

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sentence1: Four girls in swimsuits are playing volleyball at the beach.

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sentence1: Kids playing ball in the park.

sentence2: Two dogs playing by the shore.


sentence1: A man in a dress suit is riding a bike down the paved road.

sentence2: A man is using a large pole to remove letters from a sign.


sentence1: A black and white dog is running in a grassy garden surrounded by a white fence.

sentence2: A black and white dog is jumping over a hurdle.


sentence1: The group of hikers is resting in front of a mountain.

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sentence1: Two girls in blue and teal dresses and large hats are standing next to a large tree trunk.

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sentence1: A woman is sitting up asleep with her head resting on her hand.

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sentence1: A black dog is chasing two birds on the shore of the ocean.

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sentence1: A man and a woman on a bench.

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sentence1: The brown dog is laying down on a blue sheet.

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sentence1: Two dogs fighting in the snow.

sentence2: Two dogs standing in the snow.


sentence2: A man and two boys are bouncing on a trampoline.


sentence1: A man practicing boxing

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sentence1: The girl with the blue bucket splashes beneath the pier.

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sentence1: A group of people stand in the sand looking out at the water.

sentence2: A group of people are standing on the beach in front of some boats.


sentence1: A black dog is running after a white dog in the snow.

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sentence1: A small white dog running across a lawn.

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sentence1: A black dog is running in the grass.

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sentence1: A black and white dog swimming in clear water.

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sentence1: two dogs running in the snow

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sentence1: A golden dog is running through the snow.

sentence2: A pack of sled dogs pulling a sled through a town.


sentence1: A skateboarder on a city street.

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sentence1: A girl bounces in a bounce house.

sentence2: A girl dances like a man in costume


sentence1: A brown and white dog is catching a tennis ball while standing on its hind legs.

sentence2: the brown and white dog is carrying a stick in his mouth.


sentence1: a wet black dog with a red collar is in the river

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sentence1: Two people are walking by the ocean.

sentence2: Two men in fleeces and hats looking at the camera.


sentence1: Two little girls in pink are dancing.

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sentence1: A woman in jeans plays a video game in front of a large screen.

sentence2: A man and a woman are posing for a photograph in front of a yellow flower-bed.


sentence1: Two people walking along the shore at sunset.

sentence2: Two people walking along the beach at sunset towarn a group of people.


sentence1: A black dog is running through the snow.

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


sentence1: A woman in a pink bikini is laying on a deck lounge chair that is covered with a pink towel.

sentence2: A woman in a white shirt and black skirt on a tennis court.


sentence1: Three people stand in an outdoor glass structure.

sentence2: A girl stands high on an obstacle course platform.


sentence1: A group of people are at a convention waving American flags.

sentence2: A crowd of people at an outdoor event


sentence1: A boy skateboards down the railing of some graffiti stairs

sentence2: A skateboarder is jumping over an obstacle in front of a white house.


sentence1: A white dog is running through the water at a beach

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sentence1: A man and woman blow bubbles.

sentence2: A man and a woman in glasses blow bubbles.


sentence1: a skateboard performs a trick off a quarter pipe.

sentence2: A skateboarder attempts to do a trick over a homemade ramp.


sentence1: A woman and a man are amused by headphones.

sentence2: A man and a woman resting after exercise.


sentence1: Two girls walking in the ocean.

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sentence1: Boat sails in rough water.

sentence2: A man is kayaking in rough waters.


sentence1: Three dogs are playing in the white snow.

sentence2: Two dogs are playing in the grass.


sentence1: A man in red swim trunks playing volleyball.

sentence2: A man and woman sitting on a motorcycle.


sentence1: Two people in snowsuits laying in the snow making snow angels

sentence2: Two children lying in the snow making snow angels


sentence1: A little blonde girl is standing in front of a water fountain.

sentence2: A young girl standing in front of a fountain


sentence1: A boy riding on a swing.

sentence2: A young boy riding in a swing.


sentence1: A black dog running through the snow.

sentence2: A black dog runs through the water.


sentence1: A black dog walking beside a pool.

sentence2: A black dog is walking along the side of a pool.


sentence1: The man is wearing a black shirt and hat and smiling.

sentence2: A man is lifting a little girl above his head.


sentence1: A man and a woman are riding bikes on a street.

sentence2: A man and woman are riding bicycles across a junction in the city.


sentence1: Two dogs in the snow

sentence2: Two dogs play in the grass.


sentence1: Three dogs playing in the snow.

sentence2: Three dogs run in the snow.


sentence1: The boy in the orange shirt is throwing the ball.

sentence2: The black and white muzzled dog is leaping above the grass.


sentence1: Several people are sitting around a fire at night.

sentence2: A group of people sit around a blazing fire at night.


sentence1: Two dogs fighting in the snow.

sentence2: Two dogs play in the snow.


sentence1: A group of people are in the water.

sentence2: A group of people ride in a race


sentence1: Two dogs are sniffing something in the rocks.

sentence2: Two dogs running down a path in the woods.


sentence1: A black dog lays in the sand.

sentence2: Kids play in the water


sentence1: A man dressed in black wearing a hat and glasses in front of a red wall.

sentence2: A woman in a white shirt standing in front of a brick wall.


sentence1: A man helps a boy ride a bike.

sentence2: The man helps the boy ride a bike.


sentence1: The two dogs are playing fetch in the snow.

sentence2: The dogs play in the snow.


sentence1: Two dogs are playing on the beach together.

sentence2: Two black dogs are playing in a grass.


sentence1: Two tan and white dogs and one tan dog racing down the beach near the water.

sentence2: Lady in a pink Tinkerbell jacket stands next to the railing and looks out at the water.


sentence1: A man is riding a bicycle on a dirt path.

sentence2: Two dogs running along dirt path.


sentence1: A seated young woman in a hat is reading at a coffee shop.

sentence2: a woman enjoying her reading at a coffee shop


sentence1: A black and white dog is running through the grass.

sentence2: The black and white dog is running on the grass.


sentence1: A woman stands with her arms out at her sides while another takes a picture.

sentence2: A man stands in a crowd holding a white object.


sentence1: Many people are on the beach, near a building with flags flying.

sentence2: A busy beach has people scattered on it watching the sky.


sentence1: Black and white dog running through water.

sentence2: A tan and white dog runs through water.


sentence1: Three clowns in bright, multi-colored costumes.

sentence2: Three women in brightly colored dresses.


sentence1: Two beige dogs play in the grass.

sentence2: two tan dogs play in the grass


sentence1: A dog and a red ball in the air.

sentence2: A dog digs a hole in a yard.


sentence1: A dog jogs through the grass.

sentence2: a dog trots through the grass.


sentence1: Group of little girls and a dog standing on the road.

sentence2: a group of people white water rafting in a blue raft.


sentence1: A man in a grey suit kneels in front of a woman in a white dress.

sentence2: A woman in red with a beer followed by a man in white.


sentence1: A brown and white dog with a pink Frisbee in it's mouth is humping over a man's back.

sentence2: a dog with a Frisbee in its mouth, jumps over a man.


sentence1: A dog and cat laying down together.

sentence2: Two grey dogs are carrying a stick in the water.


sentence1: A family is playing on the beach with their dog.

sentence2: A naked little girl being thrown into the air.


sentence1: a dog runs through the long grass.

sentence2: A dog lays down in the long green grass.


sentence1: A group of people are camping out on some rocks.

sentence2: A group of people are standing beside a fire truck.


sentence1: There is a black dog jumping into a swimming pool.

sentence2: A black dog is leaping into a swimming pool.


sentence1: Three dogs playing in the snow while one dog wears a jacket.

sentence2: Three dogs playing in the snow, with a city in the background.


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

sentence2: A group of people stand together and pose in front of a house.


sentence1: A crowd of people stand on a rural road, a field behind them, a forest in front.

sentence2: A bunch of people standing next to a car with it's trunk open.


sentence1: A Japanese swordsman jumps into the air.

sentence2: A woman is getting her dog to jump in the air.


sentence1: A man wearing US flag boxer shorts is standing on a stairway.

sentence2: A woman wearing a white shirt stands on the street.


sentence1: A group of seven people are rafting in the rapids in a green boat.

sentence2: A group of people are standing and sitting around on the ground at night.


sentence1: A man with long hair is looking through a camera.

sentence2: A man with sunglasses looking straight ahead.


sentence1: The black and brown dog is playing in the yard.

sentence2: The black and tan dog is chasing something he has spotted.


sentence1: A boy is jumping into the water with a ball in his hand.

sentence2: A little boy swimming underwater with a toy in his hand.


sentence1: A person wearing scuba gear is swimming underwater water.

sentence2: A person is scuba diving in very clear blue water.


sentence1: This dog is jumping through the water.

sentence2: Two dogs running through the water on a beach.


sentence1: a young girl smiling with her head upside down

sentence2: A girl poses with her head upside down.


sentence1: Two women holding checkered flags near an orange car.

sentence2: Two ladies in skimpy clothes pose next to an old fashioned car.


sentence1: A hockey player looks intently downward.

sentence2: A hockey player during a game.


sentence1: Two brown dogs chase each other in the snow.

sentence2: Two brown dogs are playing with each other in the snow.


sentence1: Children are playing on a trampoline in the snow.

sentence2: Several children and jumping on a trampoline in the snow.


sentence1: A dog with a stick follows another dog through the water.

sentence2: A four wheel drive car is driving through the mud.


sentence1: A black and brown dog is chewing on a large stick.

sentence2: A black and white dog playing in the sand.


sentence1: Two black dogs playing in the grass.

sentence2: Two dogs play in the grass.


sentence1: Two boys are jumping into a pool.

sentence2: Two boys are in midair jumping into an inground pool.


sentence1: A group of men walk and hang onto ropes.

sentence2: A group of men play a college football game.


sentence1: A black person in black and red is sleeping on a bench with an open black umbrella.

sentence2: A man sitting up taking a nap on a park bench with an open umbrella protecting him from the sun.


sentence1: A man with a grey beard rides his bike on the beach of the ocean.

sentence2: A spotted dog stands on his hind legs to catch a ball on the beach.


sentence1: A Golden Retriever jumping off a wood porch.

sentence2: A golden retriever is jumping off a wooden porch


sentence1: A man is skating down a set of stairs.

sentence2: The man is skiing down a snowy hill.


sentence1: A lady with a yellow outfit is in the air above the bed in a yellow room.

sentence2: A dog with a red leash still attached chases over the grass toward a tennis ball.


sentence1: A skier is jumping in the air over a snowfield near a mountain range.

sentence2: A woman is sitting near a flower bed overlooking a tunnel.


sentence1: The dogs are playing in the snow.

sentence2: Two dogs playing on the shore.


sentence1: A young boy in red swim trunks is jumping into a pool.

sentence2: A dog is being squirted with a hose as it jumps into a paddling pool.


sentence1: Two dogs are running on the grass in front of the trees.

sentence2: A brown dog is running on the grass in front of some trees.


sentence1: a young boy climbing on a rock wall

sentence2: Five greyhounds are racing on a sand track.


sentence1: A skateboarder jumps off the stairs.

sentence2: A dog jumps off the stairs.


sentence1: Two dogs running together and one has a duck toy in its mouth.

sentence2: a black and white dog walking through the grass with a long stick in his mouth.


sentence1: The black and white dog is running on the grass.

sentence2: A black and white dog swims in blue water.


sentence1: A woman runs on the beach.

sentence2: a dog runs across the land.


sentence1: A golden colored dog jumps around in the grass while holding a stick in its mouth.

sentence2: A black dog is running through the grass carrying something red in its mouth.


sentence1: A white dog is playing with a ball on the beach.

sentence2: A black and white dog is playing with a tan dog.


sentence1: Woman in black dress with red accessories is walking down the street.

sentence2: Woman in a black dress walking on the street.


sentence1: Two dogs approach each other in the grass.

sentence2: Two dogs face off of each other on the grass.


sentence1: Our current vehicles will be in museums when everyone has their own aircraft.

sentence2: The car needs to some work


sentence1: A woman supervisor is instructing the male workers.

sentence2: A woman is working as a nurse.


sentence1: The sky has very little to no clouds.

sentence2: This Lady might be ready for Rock Climbing, or just watching the Clouds, above.


sentence1: The young boy jumps barefoot outside in the front yard.

sentence2: The teen rode his bike around the people walking in the courtyard.


sentence1: There are dogs in the forest.

sentence2: The dogs are alone in the forest.


sentence1: Some cyclists stop near a sign.

sentence2: Two men stop to talk near a sign outside.


sentence1: These cooks in the white are busy in the kitchen making dinner for their customers.

sentence2: The women are preparing dinner in their kitchen.


sentence1: A man is carrying a canoe with a dog.

sentence2: A dog is carrying a man in a canoe.


sentence1: a woman watches a rap group live

sentence2: An audience watches a girl dance.


sentence1: A girl dancing on a sandy beach.

sentence2: A girl is on a sandy beach.


sentence1: The woman is drinking lemonade and watching T.V.

sentence2: The man is sitting drinking coffee.


sentence1: The young adult are cold

sentence2: Asian children are playing with a dog.


sentence1: A sad man is jumping over a small stream to meet his companion on the other side.

sentence2: A man is jumping over a stream to meet his companion on the other side.


sentence1: A woman is bungee jumping.

sentence2: A girl is bungee jumping.


sentence1: A clown performs for brother and sister as the rest of the party watches.

sentence2: A blond-haired child performing on the trumpet in front of a house while his younger brother watches.


sentence1: Four girls happily walk down a sidewalk.

sentence2: Three young girls walk down a sidewalk.


sentence1: a group of navy seals are singing

sentence2: A group of military personnel are playing in a brass quintet.


sentence1: A man playing the violin in the rain.

sentence2: A man playing the guitar in the rain.


sentence1: The people are leaving the airplane.

sentence2: The people are entering the plane.


sentence1: The dogs are chasing a cat.

sentence2: The dogs are chasing a black cat.


sentence1: the tan dog is playing with the red dog out in the snow

sentence2: A yellow dog is playing in the snow.


sentence1: a girl with vases in the background inside her house

sentence2: The girl is standing as the other girl with glasses works on her hand painting.


sentence1: A person sitting in an office takes a picture.

sentence2: A woman is sitting in an office.


sentence1: People rock jumping into water while people fish in the background.

sentence2: Two people watching the water.


sentence1: A blonde woman looks for medical supplies for work in a suitcase.

sentence2: The blond woman is searching for medical supplies in a suitcase.


sentence1: A boy is at school taking a test.

sentence2: The boy is taking a test at school.


sentence1: An old man wearing a hat stands outside a shop door.

sentence2: a man in an oversized shirt sits at a shop


sentence1: The carriage is drawn by a horse.

sentence2: A man riding on a bicycle by side of building.


sentence1: A woman looks at a duck as she walks behind it.

sentence2: A woman is going on a walk with her dog.


sentence1: Man sitting on a bench drink from a mug surrounded by rugs.

sentence2: A man is sitting on one of two red benches and staring into a kiosk.


sentence1: A small blond boy slides head first down a blue playground slide toward another blond youth.

sentence2: A young boy with his hair standing up, is sliding down a blue slide


sentence1: The four women are practicing for a upcoming match.

sentence2: The women are in a play


sentence1: man on steps

sentence2: A man sits on steps.


sentence1: There is a young girl.

sentence2: There is a young boy with the woman.


sentence1: A woman paints a picture of a large building which can be seen in the background.

sentence2: A person paints a picture of a large building which can be seen in the background.


sentence1: Two kids are playing a game of Foosball.

sentence2: The kids are playing a game with each other.


sentence1: The man is in a deserted field.

sentence2: The man is outside in the field.


sentence1: A little boy is drinking from a juice packet.

sentence2: A boy is drinking from a juice packet.


sentence1: A man has his skis ready for the field to get iced out

sentence2: A man on a boat getting ready to pull in his net to see what he caught.


sentence1: The biker is doing dangerous stunts.

sentence2: A biker is doing stunts.


sentence1: A musician is smearing jam on his white guitar at a concert.

sentence2: Trombonist playing the her instrument in a band for a parade.


sentence1: A pair of young boys in t-shirts are hiding in the woods with one looking aghast.

sentence2: Two smiling little girls playing in a fountain with other people.


sentence1: A group of people playing soccer on a soccer field in front of a crowd.

sentence2: A group of men playing soccer in a stadium full of people.


sentence1: A man is enjoying watching three asian children dance.

sentence2: A man is watching three asian kids dance.


sentence1: A woman walking down the side of a highway.

sentence2: A man is standing on one feet on a bridge.


sentence1: A man calling for a taxi at the airport on a sunny day.

sentence2: A man is outside on a July day.


sentence1: A young boy has a red fishing pole.

sentence2: A young boy stands over a bridge with a fishing pole.


sentence1: A player bounces a ball.

sentence2: A player catching a ball.


sentence1: Men competing in a contest.

sentence2: Two women compete in a contest.


sentence1: The puppy is outdoor.

sentence2: A man in printed board shorts is doing a yoga pose on the beach.


sentence1: A young girl in a pink jacket is playing a board game.

sentence2: A boy in a jacket playing.


sentence1: A smiling Caucasian male wearing a blue and black striped shirt it about to take a photograph.

sentence2: A man in a white shirt and black pants is smiling.


sentence1: A person is scaling a rock wall.

sentence2: A person and a horse are above a fence.


sentence1: Two men are playing a game of Scrabble together.

sentence2: The two women are playing a game.


sentence1: The girl is very skilled and practices a lot.

sentence2: The man is very skilled.


sentence1: Many guards are standing in front of the starting line of a race.

sentence2: Two men in business dress are standing by the side of a road.


sentence1: A man at a farmers market.

sentence2: A man is at a farmers market.


sentence1: four people walk toward a tower

sentence2: Two men walk toward a dome-shaped building.


sentence1: A little girl and boy are reading books.

sentence2: An older child is playing with a doll while gazing out the window.


sentence1: The child would like to swim.

sentence2: The children want to swim.


sentence1: Men are fighting after a basketball game.

sentence2: The men are playing a game of basketball.


sentence1: People are sitting around dimly lit tables while smiling and laughing.

sentence2: People are sitting on benches.


sentence1: A dog is chasing cows.

sentence2: A white dog is chasing cows.


sentence1: One football player tries to tackle a player on the opposing team.

sentence2: A football player attempts a tackle.


sentence1: Three men are drying to pull a Subaru out of a ditch along a mountain road.

sentence2: Two men are waiting for a ride on the side of a dirt road.


sentence1: A woman doesn't have her arms up because she's paralyzed from the neck down

sentence2: A woman is sitting on the steps because she tripped and hurt her ankle.


sentence1: Five kids are standing in front of a tent.

sentence2: People are out sitting in front of a garden.


sentence1: Female in a maroon shirt engaged in conversation with another female in a tan blazer.

sentence2: A girl in a blue dress and another girl in a purple dress, both smiling.


sentence1: Baseball players playing a game at the park.

sentence2: A basketball player, playing in the home coming game.


sentence1: They are preparing for a performance at school.

sentence2: Two medical professionals in green look on at something.


sentence1: Some smiling children are standing in front of an ocean sunset.

sentence2: People walking in the dark.


sentence1: Two fishermen try to untangle their large fishing net on the side of the road on a cloudy day.

sentence2: Several men pull a fishing net up on to the beach.


sentence1: The woman had brown hair.

sentence2: The woman has gray hair.


sentence1: Black and white image of a wave crashing in the ocean.

sentence2: a small black dog in the ocean with some rocks in the background


sentence1: A lady and her daughter look through a microscope.

sentence2: A girl and a lady both looking through a microscope.


sentence1: A boy does a skateboard trick on the stairs downtown.

sentence2: a boy is running on the sidewalk


sentence1: Three humans are walking a dog.

sentence2: Three people are walking a dog.


sentence1: There are people out on the street.

sentence2: People are out on the street.


sentence1: Two women are lost and calling for help.

sentence2: Two Asian men are gathering materials for their business and their child had to come with them.


sentence1: A man is throwing a penny into a fountain.

sentence2: A little boy is throwing a man in water.


sentence1: Two girls are playing Doctor inside their house.

sentence2: The two girls are walking with their father.


sentence1: A crowd of men wearing paper numbers on their shirts run in a race.

sentence2: Several men running down a grass field wearing numbers on the front of their shirts.


sentence1: The fruits should be eaten with lemon juice in order to prevent oxidation in your stomach.

sentence2: three dogs growling On one another


sentence1: A doctor prescribes medicine to a patient.

sentence2: A doctor prescribes a medicine.


sentence1: A woman is in the bathroom.

sentence2: The woman is in a bathroom.


sentence1: Spectators taking pictures of a rally car.

sentence2: A crowd of people watching cars race down the track.


sentence1: The man and woman are resting on a couch.

sentence2: A man and woman are asleep on the couch.


sentence1: The boy in the green jersey plays goalie on the soccer team.

sentence2: The team in blue is playing a game against the team in white


sentence1: People are near water

sentence2: People are near water.


sentence1: Friends walk into a building

sentence2: a man walks along walkway to the store


sentence1: The rollerblades are moving.

sentence2: Two vehicles are going towards the camera.


sentence1: There is a older man near a window.

sentence2: A boy is near some stairs.


sentence1: A guy and a girl are rock climbing with backpacks on.

sentence2: Two boys are riding on a toy with a blonde girl running long side of them.


sentence1: In Abu Dhabi the Golden Market is one of the premier public outdoor shopping areas.

sentence2: A busy city square in an asian country.


sentence1: A pregnant woman is in labor

sentence2: a woman has a child.


sentence1: The religious people are enjoying the outdoors.

sentence2: The group of people are enjoying the outdoors.


sentence1: A girl in water without goggles or a swimming cap.

sentence2: A girl in water, with goggles and swimming cap.


sentence1: A man is performing a stunt outdoors.

sentence2: A young man on a beach is performing skateboard stunts.


sentence1: There was girl stranded on the roof.

sentence2: The couple was on the bed.


sentence1: There are four snowboarders going off a jump and that are in the air.

sentence2: Two racers are coming to a turn.


sentence1: A basketball player makes the 5th rebound of the night,

sentence2: A tennis player in the middle of a game.


sentence1: A helicopter is getting ready to take off.

sentence2: The plane is getting ready to take off.


sentence1: A man doing a jumping bike trick surrounded by trees.

sentence2: A boy riding a green trick bike over some steps outdoors.


sentence1: Three guys in speedos have their feet up on the railing of a boat getting a tan.

sentence2: A few men on the deck are dropping another man into the water


sentence1: A group wading across a witch

sentence2: A group wading across a ditch


sentence1: A woman jumps and poses for the camera.

sentence2: A woman poses for the camera.


sentence1: A man is on a rooftop

sentence2: A man is holding a microphone in a room.


sentence1: There are two men near a wall.

sentence2: Three women are sitting near a wall.


sentence1: The two men are wearing jeans.

sentence2: The two men are wearing pants.


sentence1: The man without a shirt is jumping.

sentence2: The man jumping is not wearing a shirt.


sentence1: The woman is holding the hands of the man.

sentence2: The woman is checking the eyes of the man.


sentence1: A man walks his dog on the beach.

sentence2: A man with his dog on the beach.


sentence1: The child is the woman's kid.

sentence2: There is a boy and a girl.


sentence1: A soccer player is kicking the ball.

sentence2: The soccer player gave the ball a high kick.


sentence1: Two boys in black swimming trunks are holding another boy by his arms and legs on a beach.

sentence2: Man in white shirt flipping young boy in the water with four other boys surrounding them.


sentence1: The player shoots the winning points.

sentence2: The basketball player is about to score points for his team.


sentence1: A motorcross driver going by during a race

sentence2: A race car driver performs in the race of his life.


sentence1: The gate is blue.

sentence2: The gate is yellow.


sentence1: A dog walks along a beach with breaking waves.

sentence2: A boy with an oar walks out of the surf and onto a beach.


sentence1: A pair of men walk along the beach.

sentence2: Two men standing in the surf on a beach.


sentence1: Blond woman in a tunnel.

sentence2: The couple kissing is near a blond woman.


sentence1: The raven droned as is hopped along the grass.

sentence2: The skinny dog with the long tail is traveling through the field.


sentence1: the man is catching a ball

sentence2: A man is kicking a ball.


sentence1: Two men are sitting in the room.

sentence2: Two men are standing in a room.


sentence1: The woman is waiting for her date.

sentence2: The woman is on her way to a date.


genre: main-forums

dataset: answers-forums

sentence1: You'll need to check the particular policies of each publisher to see what is allowed and what is not allowed.

sentence2: If you need to publish the book and you have found one publisher that allows it.


sentence1: I am not aware of any university run participant pools.

sentence2: At the universities I've worked in North America, human-subject studies (esp.


sentence1: Apart from admission (which normally should not be related to age), there is something that's related to your question.

sentence2: Age is not a PhD admission facor in the continental Europe, too.


sentence1: This post refers to research in the STEM fields, and may not be applicable to other research topics.

sentence2: This is about my experience in computer engineering I found that reading for breadth was the more important approach.


sentence1: If you don't want to pay for Adobe Acrobat Pro, as @schultem mentions, LaTeX can do this with embedded hyperlinks.

sentence2: If you don't mind hosting your files online, SlideShare is a good solution.


sentence1: I don't think there are likely to be any standards that address this issue specifically.

sentence2: You're going to find answers all over the map for this one (i.e., there probably aren't "standards").


sentence1: My answer would be depending on which GRE are you referring to?

sentence2: The problem I see with the GREs is that the scoring range is highly compressed.


sentence1: If you have access to it, you can very easily do that with Thomson Reuters’ Web of Science portal.

sentence2: You can have a look at the arXiv cultoromics website at http://arxiv.culturomics.org, which however searches in articles on the arXiv.


sentence1: In general there are a number of different distinct workflows that lead to a poster.

sentence2: For completeness, Apple's Pages has quite a few nice poster layouts.


sentence1: It is perfectly okay to ask for the figure knowing well that the other person may not give.

sentence2: You can always ask, then it is the choice of the author to accept or not.


sentence1: The academic year does start around September in the USA and I think most European countries.

sentence2: I would not accelerate things, to avoid getting worse grades that you want.


sentence1: I will advise exactly the contrary of what bravo just said in another answer : go for A !

sentence2: You could defer admission, but it's a little unusual to defer for a year.


sentence1: Edit, again: The question seems to have changed, yet again.

sentence2: I can think of three reasons why a faculty member might reveal how a student performed on a qualifying examination.


sentence1: I agree with Seteropere completely, "Network Science" is a very broad subject.

sentence2: I would say you are approaching it in the wrong way.


sentence1: Supporting an ideology in an ostentatious manner (rather than privately or discreetly) is a personality problem.

sentence2: I think for an appropriate answer I'd need to know exactly what the 'bad' ideology is.


sentence1: This does not fully answer your question, but it is certainly one consideration.

sentence2: I am a PhD student in Computational Science, which is an interdisciplinary major spanning mathematics, computer science, and engineerning.


sentence1: A few possible problems: 1) Such an ID system seems a little intrusive.

sentence2: In mathematics, we already have a database of this sort - two them, in fact, with in MathSciNet and Zentralblatt MATH.


sentence1: As an complement to the other answers, let me address the question of why planets tend towards tidal locking.

sentence2: The other answers here are fantastic at explaining in a technical sense.


sentence1: Stars are rotating, but that's not the cause for their stability.

sentence2: Stars rotate due to the angular momentum of the gas they formed from.


sentence1: It indeed appears the Andromeda galaxy (M31) and The Milky Way (MW) are en route to a collision.

sentence2: In a few billion years, the Milky Way and Andromeda will collide.


sentence1: The short answer is: we are made from the "stuff" contributed by many stars.

sentence2: It is highly unlikely that we're made out of stuff from only one star.


sentence1: All we know is this : Distant objects are receding from us at a rate proportional to their distance from us.

sentence2: The expansion of space means that objects in cosmological distances are receding away from each other.


sentence1: Like Chris said above, stars rotate to conserve their angular momentum.

sentence2: Stars are rotating, but that's not the cause for their stability.


sentence1: According to this website the peak visible magnitude will be about 10.5 around February 2nd.

sentence2: The AAVSO data seems to indicate that it might have already peaked, at around 10.5 (visual).


sentence1: All of these effects are related to the 11 year solar cycle.

sentence2: I will be specific to answering the part regarding the prediction of solar flares.


sentence1: We are moving "... relative to the comoving cosmic rest frame ... at some 371 km/s towards the constellation Leo".

sentence2: There is no 'still' that is not relative to some other object.


sentence1: Yes, it's true that the apparent size of the Moon is 30 arcmin.

sentence2: When you gaze at the moon "live", you are not seeing a still image.


sentence1: Let us assume the data for a globular cluster to be equivalent to that of M13.

sentence2: Globular clusters occupy an interesting place in the spectrum of composite stellar systems.


sentence1: Why is the speed of light 299,792,458 m/s, and not (for instance) 3,1 or 4,3 x 10^44 m/s?

sentence2: Speed of light being finite is one of the fundamentals of our Universe.


sentence1: As per your definition, a star formed in a binary system (hence near some gravitating body) is a generalised planet.

sentence2: The main flaw with your definition of a "generalised planet" would be the boundary between stars and planets.


sentence1: A method used to calculate the distance between stars is 3 Dimensional trigonometry.

sentence2: You only need two-dimensional trigonometry if you know the distances to the two stars and their angular separation.


sentence1: The farther away, the faster the galaxies move away from us.

sentence2: Here is my answer to a similar question posted on the physics stack exchange website.


sentence1: Stars form in star-formation regions, which itself develop from molecular clouds.

sentence2: It may be possible for a solar system like ours to exist outside of a galaxy.


sentence1: A black hole (briefly), is nothing more than a dead star whose mass was more than 3 solar masses.

sentence2: I think you mean to ask, "What is the local sidereal time of Greenwhich?".


sentence1: Yes, but it does not stay in the same constellation.

sentence2: Constellations are human constructs to make sense of the night sky.


sentence1: Asteroids are what are called minor planets - small inner solar system rocky bodies.

sentence2: The objects you are refering to are actually two different objects: asteroids and comets.


sentence1: Here is a lexical decision task I wrote years ago using PHP and Javascript (github link).

sentence2: Just for reference, I ended up writing simple web-based lexical decision task software myself.


sentence1: It's pretty difficult to imagine a person with Social Anxiety Disorder being an extrovert.

sentence2: On the surface, it does seem like social anxiety disorder and extroversion shouldn't both exist in the same person.


sentence1: It is hard to delineate emotion completely from thoughts or sensations, because emotion can contain both.

sentence2: Technically speaking, an emotion is not different from thought the way it is processed in brain, both involve neurotransmitters.


sentence1: I've found an additional concept that may be related to the original question: prototype theory.

sentence2: According to current models of human concept learning, the answer to your question is both.


sentence1: There are individuals who possess extraordinary memory ability, sometimes called eidetic memory.

sentence2: There are many arguments for why this is not the case.


sentence1: Spike trigger is a specific type or you could say a sub-set of reverse correlations, covariance and probabilities.

sentence2: There's the naïve version of spike triggered averaging, and the sophisticated version.


sentence1: As mentioned in the other comments, ANOVA is problematic when mixing types of predictor variables.

sentence2: I like to think of multitasking as rapid task switching.


sentence1: Q: What is the reason for people to implicitly trust their peers in extreme (or not) situations?

sentence2: One human-being reliance on other(s) awareness is defined by the level of trust between the humans.


sentence1: Intrinsic reward is the emotional pay-off that you get by completing an activity.

sentence2: According to Frederick Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation, intrinsic rewards are motivators (e.g.


sentence1: Presumably the decision of drivers to slow down in response to work zone signage is influenced by many factors.

sentence2: This short talk deals with issues of "cheating slightly" :Dan Ariely: Our buggy moral code.


sentence1: When studying adult IQ, general adult norms are often used.

sentence2: Basically, what you do is you compare each age group IQ to the standardization sample.


sentence1: Some ancient historical precedent exists for preferring $10$, but also for $6$, so that's mixed support from Wikipedia on perfect numbers.

sentence2: This is indeed possible, but I haven't seen it done experimentally for reasons other than feasibility.


sentence1: These are interesting studies, but the bottom line is: yes, environment affects cognitive abilities.

sentence2: I'm not sure what you mean by cognitive capacity, but I absolutely believe that language shapes the way we think.


sentence1: Since this is a relatively new problem for behavioral researchers, I don't know that there is a common consensus.

sentence2: I'll address just the first of your three sub-questions, the others have been answered by Chuck Sherrington.


sentence1: If non-human animals do have intelligence too, why is their intelligence not as advanced as humans?

sentence2: Your own theory is bad because it seems to follow from a Lamarkian interpretation of evolutionary theory.


sentence1: The Hare Psychopathy Checklist is often used to assess psychopathy in clinical settings.

sentence2: From an article entitled Can You Call a 9-Year-Old a Psychopath?


sentence1: I wrap steaks individually in freezer paper, then put them into ziploc freezer bags.

sentence2: Wrap well in plastic (individually) and then put in a freezer bag.


sentence1: In addition to oil, make sure the grill is nice and hot before you start cooking.

sentence2: I'd been using paper towels to oil the grill, and I just discovered that newspapers work a lot better.


sentence1: The best way I have found is to soak the ears in husk for several hours before grilling.

sentence2: Soak whole ears in the husk in a bowl of water.


sentence1: There are actually quite a few differences between the different types of flour.

sentence2: The difference is the amount of protein contained in the flour which can range from 5% to 15%.


sentence1: I've never adjusted the length of time based on number of eggs.

sentence2: I don't boil eggs enough to keep a feel for the timing...


sentence1: I just hold the cheese closer to the edge away from the grater.

sentence2: By the wording of the question, I'm pretty sure you're using one of those pyramidal graters or a "sheet" grater.


sentence1: I've stored pancakes in the freezer for over two month and not had any freezer burn.

sentence2: Its going to depend on the type of packaging and also the freezer.


sentence1: Break the bulb into cloves, breaking off the bottom and the dry stick that goes up the middle.

sentence2: lay down a knife horizontaly on the cloves and hit it.


sentence1: I managed to find this recipe, I think this is where I got the idea.

sentence2: I've only made a couple of bbq sauces, but they've always come out really well.


sentence1: I  believe one cannot taste the difference between minced(canned) and fresh garlic once it is cooked.

sentence2: In my experience, fresh garlic is great for when you want texture, or to slow down the flavour infusion.


sentence1: I grill salmon that I get with the skin on.

sentence2: Salmon is a great choice and it's readily available pretty much everywhere.


sentence1: The recipe I work from has you put the meat in the freezer, then pan sear it.

sentence2: Starting with a whole chilled piece of meat, I quickly pour boiling water over all the outside surface.


sentence1: They don't taste identical at all, and even more important, they don't smell the same.

sentence2: Black pepper and white pepper are differing preparations of the fruit of the Piper nigrum plant.


sentence1: This depends on the shelf life of the cultivar of tomato you purchased.

sentence2: Tomatoes will last longer if kept in the fridge, but I actually recommend against keeping them there.


sentence1: Coagulated egg proteins in combination with gluten give baked goods the supporting structure they need.

sentence2: There are basically two types of cakes: butter and sponge (or Génoise).


sentence1: A common one is haddock and is in season pretty much year round.

sentence2: White fish are, as a rule, more delicately flavored than darker fleshed fish.


sentence1: Good cheddar has little chunks of calcium lactate on/in it - could it be that?

sentence2: I have two suspicions: One, you're undercooking your roux, the flour and butter mixture, and not fully incorporating the flour.


sentence1: Copper can be useful for certain tasks due to the its metallic properties (heats quickly, distributes heat evenly, etc.

sentence2: Probably subjective, but ... Good clad stainless steel will give you much better cooking performance per dollar than copper.


sentence1: She obviously has a legit excuse, although she could have been more responsible and "have" told you in advance.

sentence2: The first have covers both been more responsible and told you in that sentence.


sentence1: In some cases the implication could even be that Tom does not love her.

sentence2: There is no implication about Tom whatsoever in such a sentence.


sentence1: I agree with others (and yourself) in that I have never heard this phrase in English.

sentence2: I have never heard or seen the phrase you mention.


sentence1: The assertion is false, at least as you've restated it here.

sentence2: "I had mainly been" is fine, in the context you're using it.


sentence1: I'd suggest you look to the constructions of the native language(s) of your students.

sentence2: As bikeboy389 said, you can learn a lot by looking at students' native languages.


sentence1: I see some references to status as uncountable as well, but that doesn't make much sense to me.

sentence2: There are some cases "status" may be accounted of countable.


sentence1: If I understand you correctly, you are looking for a hypernym of inclusion and exclusion.

sentence2: Inclusion is the act of including and exclusion is the act of excluding.


sentence1: Firstly, you should be aware that there are two different kinds of dashes: the en dash and the em dash.

sentence2: Semicolon is used to join sentences that can stand alone, but are joined to emphasize their relationship.


sentence1: Pardon the brevity of this answer, but I would say "named" is preferred within the context of your example.

sentence2: Named is preferred in your example, since you are formally giving a name to your method.


sentence1: In standard English, I think "don't got" has the same register as "ain't".

sentence2: I'd say the expression I don't got... is generally rare in spoken AmE.


sentence1: The "more posh" words are usually Latin (occasionally Greek) in origin.

sentence2: As Shinto pointed out, vulgar words exist in every language.


sentence1: I'm American, and I've never heard the bathroom referred to as St. John's.

sentence2: In situations like these, I tend to lengthen out the phrase.


sentence1: The room used for defecation is almost always referred to by euphemism.

sentence2: I'm English, and would probably use 'toilet' most of the time, and always in the context of a private home.


sentence1: I can only think of context using insofar as or insofar that.

sentence2: The form insofar is American English; the standard form in British and other English is 'in so far'.


sentence1: As others have said, "ten of six", though not used in many English speaking areas, would be understood as 5:50.

sentence2: "Ten of six" probably means 5:50 but I have not heard it before.


sentence1: Certainly many usage guides have advised against use of this "singular they" on various "logical" grounds.

sentence2: Second one  (for writing purpose), if I believe the "THEY/THEIR (SINGULAR)" article.


sentence1: This may be overly obvious, but in American English, saying "you're welcome" is certainly polite and standard.

sentence2: I'm not sure how "Not at all" sounds in response to "thank you".


sentence1: Back in the day, "cable" was used to describe communications sent abroad.

sentence2: The word "cable" has its origins in the days of the telegraph.


sentence1: Those expressions could have slightly different meanings especially when talking about finance.

sentence2: I suspect the phrase originated in the habit of drawing the internet as a cloud shape on network diagrams.


sentence1: In the United States, jails are operated by cities and counties (or equivalent).

sentence2: Jail is a municipal level, prison is on a state/federal/provincial/territory level.


sentence1: Yes, your sentence will be clearer if you write the actual word instead of the slash.

sentence2: Most style guides recommend against using the slash in phrases like “X and/or Y”, as well as  “this is hard/impossible to do”.


sentence1: If you understand yourself and your enemy, you will be far more likely to win any battle.

sentence2: Another meaning behind this quote aside from probabilities of winning a theoretical battle is the importance of knowing/understanding others.


sentence1: There are a lot of push up variations you can do and they all stress different muscle systems.

sentence2: There are several different pushup variations out there and most of them provide a unique advantage.


sentence1: You definitely do NOT want to be supporting your weight with your arms on the bike for normal riding.

sentence2: No, don't support your weight on your arms Your hands simply aren't really made for supporting all that weight.


sentence1: Yes, you should stretch before running, but not the sit down and reach kind of stretching.

sentence2: Neuromuscular Activation and Dynamic Stretching Here is an excellent video on a dynamic stretching routine for running.


sentence1: I feel your pain - I absolutely pour with sweat with any vigorous exercise, even in cool conditions.

sentence2: Sweat rate is sweat rate, you can't really control it.


sentence1: Running downhill is the BEST way to strengthen your quad muscles.

sentence2: Additionally often people will think a downhill marathon is easier, but in fact, is often harder than an uphill marathon.


sentence1: I recently stumbled on a great article that talks about protein consumption for the purposes of building muscle (recovery included).

sentence2: Low reps with high weights don't add mass because the duration of the exercise is kept short.


sentence1: Rotate through square, lunges and calf raises doing each until you feel a little burn.

sentence2: Air squats, forward and side lunges, sprawl, wall chair, and lots and lots of jump rope.


sentence1: If you're doing a full body workout 6 days a week, you absolutely need the rest week.

sentence2: There are both physiological and neurological reasons to build in rest.


sentence1: I've noticed a remarkable difference when I run on the treadmill vs when I run on the road.

sentence2: A treadmill won't prepare you for the impact of running for real.


sentence1: Google search for Travel WODs has whole lots of results which you can use.

sentence2: As @Sarge says, this is for a doctor to diagnose properly.


sentence1: Since you're being kind of vague here, I can only give you a vague answer.

sentence2: In general, warming up your muscles only requires performing the movement with lower weights.


sentence1: First of all, as a general matter of fact you suppose to change your workout routine in every 3-4 weeks.

sentence2: You can mix those, but in my experience, it will be very difficult at first.


sentence1: Properly executed weight training will increase, not decrease, your flexibility and mobility.

sentence2: I've seen guys that are still very flexable while lifting weights.


sentence1: I think it is still feasible to store seeds until the next year.

sentence2: I haven't tried storing tomato seeds myself, but I have tried to store pepper seeds (and they are closely related).


sentence1: It is not recommended to use greywater on vegetables that you will eat directly.

sentence2: Adding soap to water allows the water to dissolve oils.


sentence1: Yes, you can add coffee grounds with their filters to your compost pile.

sentence2: Absolutely ok; we have incorporated coffee grounds into our plant food and many of those grounds included the paper filter.


sentence1: There are no post-emergents that specifically kill crabgrass without killing lawn grass.

sentence2: I brought an Ace product that kla crab grass and you can use it below 90 degrees.


sentence1: Pick them as soon as they are as ripe as you want them.

sentence2: I live in Delaware and have already harvested my jalapeno and chili peppers.


sentence1: Thistle is classified as a noxious weed in most places and must be controlled.

sentence2: I've got the same problem, where there are fields of dandelions just beyond the borders of my gardens.


sentence1: Support is good for eggplants as the fruit may become heavy and can even break the branches.

sentence2: Some support won't hurt, especially if it is a large fruited variety.


sentence1: To paraphrase a common saying, "One man's weed is another man's lawn".

sentence2: First, let me say I've no experience doing battle with Bermuda grass.


sentence1: Just about anything can be grown indoors without natural sunlight.

sentence2: We have quite a few people here who have grown peppers and small tomatoes indoors and in pots.


sentence1: Chances are picking the seeds once it's gone to seed isn't going to actually encourage new growth.

sentence2: The longer you can leave the seed-heads on the plant the better (IMHO).


sentence1: So you know, I do not have personal experience with this.

sentence2: Since you've already accepted a nicely sourced answer, I'll contribute some unsubstatiated tradition (i.e.


sentence1: In the past it has grown almost like a weed in our pots on our deck here in North Texas.

sentence2: Additional to the other answers, basil famously doesn't like to be damp overnight.


sentence1: There is a very full description of the various types of hormone rooting compound here.

sentence2: It is meant to stimulate root growth - in particular to stimulate the creation of roots.


sentence1: I found it difficult to mark just one answer as correct because all are.

sentence2: I reccomend "Monkey Grass" because it is like a slow growing weed that reproduces slowly and looks nice!


sentence1: Simple answer is yes, flower shoots on lettuce is a sure sign of bolting.

sentence2: It appears as though it has likely started to bolt.


sentence1: Dirt can mean pretty much anything, from good to poor quality soil.

sentence2: Use coco peat - It's an organic soil derived from coconut husks for garden vegetables and plants which is Eco-friendly.


sentence1: If you can get over the "ick factor," you have an easily-applied source of organic nitrogen fertilizer close at hand.

sentence2: The NPK numbers on the fertilizer represents the percent, by weight, of Nitrogen, P2O5 and K2O, respectively.


sentence1: The point of aerating your pile is to get oxygen to the microbes that break down the organic matter.

sentence2: Your pile will compost without turning it, but it goes faster if you turn it.


sentence1: I bought a book, which talks about this, so here's an answer to my own question.

sentence2: Well I wouldn't risk it, not in a cold compost system.


sentence1: Aloes, like most succulents, are very hardy and will withstand considerable neglect .

sentence2: Some of the guys at my office have potted aloe plants.


sentence1: This looks a lot like an invitation to a No True Scottsman argument.

sentence2: I concur with @T.E.D; the question is a "no True Scotsman" bar bet.


sentence1: Some villages had histories and thus names going back to Ancient Roman times.

sentence2: Many towns and villages took their name from the ruling family, the owners of the village.


sentence1: The USA is the world's strongest country because of its military force.

sentence2: The United States is one of the five largest countries in the world by area.


sentence1: Nearly all countries grew quickly in the 1950s and 1960s for pretty much the same reasons.

sentence2: The USSR growth rate during the 50's was not exceptionally high.


sentence1: While Queen may refer to both Queen regent (sovereign) or Queen consort, the King has always been the sovereign.

sentence2: There is a very good reason not to refer to the Queen's spouse as "King" - because they aren't the King.


sentence1: To no extent at all is the wars in the middle east caused by trade making the area heterogeneous.

sentence2: They had a treaty beginning in 1941, after a few skirmishes along the area in question.


sentence1: "What I am really looking for is an estimation of the Muslim population..." @ThanosK and @T.E.D., an overall, general population estimation f.e.

sentence2: The following is taken from my dog-eared copy of the New Penguin Atlas of Medieval History.


sentence1: In Hinduism and Buddhism there is message of peace and an encouragement to not be materialistic.

sentence2: This relates to the "discovery" of Asian, and other non-European cultures by Americans.


sentence1: I guess those are greek tickets (εισιτηριον) for excavation sites or museums.

sentence2: That is indeed Greek Looks like a Ticket to a museum or field.


sentence1: These are tickets to the archaeological sites of Epidaurus (which includes the still in use theatre) and Mycenae.

sentence2: I guess those are greek tickets (εισιτηριον) for excavation sites or museums.


sentence1: Looks like you've rediscovered Jaspers's concept of the Axial Age.

sentence2: There was no influence from China to the culture of Greece.


sentence1: Yes, I can tell you from personal experience that they certainly did whistle.

sentence2: It is true that bombs in World War II would make a whistling sound as they fell.


sentence1: By the time that Qin had totally collapsed, Xiang Yu was China's hegemon.

sentence2: The Han Dynasty came after the Qin Dyansty, after the government under Shi Huang Di collapsed.


sentence1: There were indeed some serious issues surrounding Kennedy's election in 1960, one of the closest elections in History.

sentence2: As per your original question: The  Wikipedia section does not claim that Joseph P Kennedy bought John F Kennedy's victory.


sentence1: "The grass family is one of the most widely distributed and abundant groups of plants on Earth.

sentence2: As noted on the Wiki page, grass seed was imported to the new world to improve pasturage for livestock.


sentence1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Delhi#Early_history shows that the city was called Delhi (or Dilli) at least since the 12/13th century.

sentence2: I am not exactly sure but I remember the media (in India) addressing Delhi as "HASTHINA".


sentence1: Dominus, plural Domini, in ancient Rome, “master,” or “owner,” particularly of slaves.

sentence2: A greek-speaking slave (δούλος, doulos) I think would call his master κύριος (translit: kurios; lord, master, sir; vocative form: κύριε).


sentence1: The bulk of India then was not controlled by Porus, but by the Nanda dynasty, centered at Pataliputra.

sentence2: I believe Alexander lost heart after his horse, Bucephelus, died from a wound received in the battle against Porus.


sentence1: Yes, this is true and yes, in most cases indefinite articles indeed developed from numerals, as @MGN already said.

sentence2: Indefinite articles developed from numerals, and the definite articles developed from demonstratives.


sentence1: Preserving grammaticality and preserving meaning of the sentence are two different things.

sentence2: In fact, you can remove pretty much and preserve grammaticality if you don't care about preserving meaning.


sentence1: In some nowadays Indo-European languages you can still see rests of base-20 numeral systems.

sentence2: Modern Englishes, and many other well-known languages, use base 10 (ie decimal) systems of numerals.


sentence1: The difficulty arises not from the various linguistic properties of the language pair as many here suggest.

sentence2: It depends on generally syntactic structure of two languages and -yes- some pragmatic issues.


sentence1: In English, certainly the most common use of do is Do-Support.

sentence2: In traditional grammar, the word doing is a participle in all your examples.


sentence1: A caveat: I'm experiencing the tail end of a three day migraine.

sentence2: I agree with the commentators that your question is a little confusing.


sentence1: The reason for this is that Russian is a much more tonal language than English.

sentence2: Although I am quite fluent in Russian, I wouldn't say English sound particularly 'cold' to me.


sentence1: Palatalisation of /k/ before front vowels happens all over the place: Russian, Greek, Turkish, Persian etc.

sentence2: Sinhala, one of the languages spoken in Sri Lanka has a four way deixis system.


sentence1: All the same methods of analysis that are used with spoken languages apply successfully to signed languages.

sentence2: One idea that's been going around at least since the 80s is that you can distinguish between Holds and Moves.


sentence1: Newspeak, a "deliberately impoverished" language designed to prevent people from communicating and thinking about subversive ideas.

sentence2: Every language is permeated by the cultural values in which it is immersed.


sentence1: In Russian, for example, animacy is not clear-cut in the distinction animate/inanimate.

sentence2: As in Russian, Polish marks animate masculine nouns by having a genitive-accusative vs. the nominative-accusative of inanimate masculines.


sentence1: As you can see from this map on the Wals.info site, there are many.

sentence2: This is an example I always find is helpful for first year.


sentence1: Zipf’s law, as I understand it, is not really about languages, but about statistics and probability.

sentence2: As with all natural laws, Zipf's law is an approximation.


sentence1: A part of the question thusfar unattended is whether the concept of phoneme has always been contentious.

sentence2: "Phoneme" is a theoretical construct which probably can't go away.


sentence1: If you arecomming from the non-linguistics environment, the best book is to start with Is Fromkin, Introduction to language.

sentence2: This is what they recommend at Oxford as introductory textbooks to students starting a Masters' in Linguistics.


sentence1: From what I'm seeing it's generally accepted that most English speakers have a vocabulary size of 15000 to 20000 words.

sentence2: According to a statistical estimation I know roughly 7000 words in English.


sentence1: A tent may give you slightly more protection than sleeping out in the open, but not much.

sentence2: No, a tent will not give you any protection from bears that want what's inside.


sentence1: A few points to add here: Coyotes are not know to be aggressive towards humans.

sentence2: In general they are not considered dangerous because they rarely attack humans.


sentence1: Nylon dries fast, is resistant to ripping and tearing, and fairly breathable.

sentence2: Nylon, among other synthetics, is an ideal material for clothing for most outdoor pursuits for several reasons.


sentence1: GPS (wikipedia) is based on orbiting satellites and so is accurate worldwide.

sentence2: GPS systems can, and do, work everywhere you can get satellites.


sentence1: Different parts of California have different wildlife, so you should probably narrow the region.

sentence2: American black bears They are somewhat common in some wilderness areas of California, mostly in the mountains.