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A copy of Guns, Germs, and Steel has now been received by each member of the incoming class.
| -1no label
| 600 |
I was told that by a little bird.
| -1no label
| 601 |
The argument was summed up by the coach.
| -1no label
| 602 |
John has seen the book.
| -1no label
| 603 |
The book has seen by Mary.
| -1no label
| 604 |
Breakfast is eaten nude by the campers.
| -1no label
| 605 |
Breakfast is eaten by the campers nude.
| -1no label
| 606 |
The metal was hammered flat by John.
| -1no label
| 607 |
The metal was hammered by John flat.
| -1no label
| 608 |
Mary was given the book by John.
| -1no label
| 609 |
I was convinced to leave by John.
| -1no label
| 610 |
I was convinced by John to leave.
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| 611 |
The car was driven to Maine by John.
| -1no label
| 612 |
The book was given to Mary by John.
| -1no label
| 613 |
The book was given by John to Mary.
| -1no label
| 614 |
Testimony was given about himself by the suspect.
| -1no label
| 615 |
Books were sent to each other by the students.
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| 616 |
Money was hidden from himself by Bill.
| -1no label
| 617 |
Medals were given to themselves by the generals.
| -1no label
| 618 |
Medals were given to each other by the generals.
| -1no label
| 619 |
Tabs were kept on each other by the agents.
| -1no label
| 620 |
Testimony was given by the suspect about himself.
| -1no label
| 621 |
Money was given to his mother by every boy.
| -1no label
| 622 |
Books were given to no student by any professor.
| -1no label
| 623 |
Tabs were kept on no criminal by any agent.
| -1no label
| 624 |
Books were given to each student by the other.
| -1no label
| 625 |
Chocolate eggs were hidden from each child by the other.
| -1no label
| 626 |
Books were given to every student by his mother.
| -1no label
| 627 |
Tabs were kept on every agent by his supervisor.
| -1no label
| 628 |
Books were taken from no student by any professor.
| -1no label
| 629 |
Max ate the apple and Sally the hamburgers.
| -1no label
| 630 |
Ivan plays bassoon, Boris oboe, and Schwarz English horn.
| -1no label
| 631 |
Mary is believed to be, and Sue definitely is, pregnant.
| -1no label
| 632 |
Dolores gave incriminating evidence about Harry to the FBI, and Frank sent to his mother-in-law.
| -1no label
| 633 |
Sam plays the bassoon, and Max the saxophone.
| -1no label
| 634 |
Sam played tuba whenever Max sax.
| -1no label
| 635 |
John plays bagpipe despite the fact that Bill the bassoon.
| -1no label
| 636 |
Bill ate the peaches and Harry the grapes.
| -1no label
| 637 |
John has written the words, and Paul the music.
| -1no label
| 638 |
John has written the words, and Paul has the music.
| -1no label
| 639 |
Simon quickly dropped the gold, and Jack suddenly the diamonds.
| -1no label
| 640 |
Max sometimes beats his wife, and Ted frequently his dog.
| -1no label
| 641 |
are quickly drops and sometimes beats, not just dropped and beats:.
| -1no label
| 642 |
Max sometimes beats his wife, and Ted his dog.
| -1no label
| 643 |
I didn't eat fish, Bill didn't eat rice, and Harry didn't eat roast beef.
| -1no label
| 644 |
I didn't eat fish, Bill rice, and Harry roast beef.
| -1no label
| 645 |
John writes poetry in the garden, and Max in the bathroom.
| -1no label
| 646 |
Charlie went into the bedroom at 5:30, and Lola at 5:35.
| -1no label
| 647 |
I want Bob to shave himself, and Mary to wash himself.
| -1no label
| 648 |
Bill is depending on Harry to find the way to the party, and Sue to find the way home.
| -1no label
| 649 |
Arizona elected Goldwater Senator, and Pennsylvania, Goldstein.
| -1no label
| 650 |
Max writes poetry in the bathroom, and Schwarz radical pamphlets.
| -1no label
| 651 |
Maytag will give a brand new dryer to the winner of the Mrs. Albania contest, and General Electric, four hundred light bulbs.
| -1no label
| 652 |
Jack begged Elsie to get married, and Wilfred, Phoebe.
| -1no label
| 653 |
Harry told Sue, and Tom Sally, that Albania is a lovely place for a vacation.
| -1no label
| 654 |
Joe informed Lucy that Tagalog is spoken in the Philippines, and Bill Jane that Khmer is spoken in Cambodia.
| -1no label
| 655 |
Frank forced Tom to shave himself, and Sam, Harry to watch.
| -1no label
| 656 |
Willy put the flowers in a vase, and Charlie the book on the table.
| -1no label
| 657 |
Arizona elected Goldwater Senator and Massachusetts McCormack.
| -1no label
| 658 |
Arizona elected Goldwater Senator and McCormack Congressman.
| -1no label
| 659 |
Bill ate the peaches, and Harry.
| -1no label
| 660 |
Bill ate the peaches, and Harry, too.
| -1no label
| 661 |
Either Bill ate the peaches, or Harry.
| -1no label
| 662 |
Either Ivan will write the play, or Boris will.
| -1no label
| 663 |
Tom hasn't smoked the grass, nor has Reuben.
| -1no label
| 664 |
Frank may have told Chet, and Joe may have, too.
| -1no label
| 665 |
Bill must quickly eat the peaches, and Harry must, too.
| -1no label
| 666 |
Charlie will leave town if his mother-in-law doesn't.
| -1no label
| 667 |
Tom swam the English Channel because he believed that Suzy ex.
| -1no label
| 668 |
Anyone who can, should show me how to wiggle my ears.
| -1no label
| 669 |
If he hasn't yet, John should try to climb the Eiffel Tower.
| -1no label
| 670 |
I like Bill's wine, but Max's is even better.
| -1no label
| 671 |
I like Bill's new wine, but Max's old is even better.
| -1no label
| 672 |
Bill's funny story about Sue and Max's about Kathy both amazed me.
| -1no label
| 673 |
Bill's funny story about Sue and Max's boring about Kathy both amazed me.
| -1no label
| 674 |
We may safely disregard both Nixon's assurances to us that the war will end and Agnew's that we are incapacitated.
| -1no label
| 675 |
Klemperer's recording of Ives' 1st on Columbia and Von Karajan's of Beethoven's 6th are my favorite.
| -1no label
| 676 |
I was astounded by Sam's stunning defeat of Ira in the chess tournament, and Walt's of Willy in the hopscotch contest.
| -1no label
| 677 |
Either Ted's gin from New Jersey or Bill's from Iowa will satisfy the uneducated palates of our guests.
| -1no label
| 678 |
I borrowed Fred's diagram of a snake's fang because Steve's of a spider's eye had been stolen.
| -1no label
| 679 |
Richter's performance of Bach on the piano doesn't please me as much as Glenn Gould's.
| -1no label
| 680 |
Jerry's attempt to blow up the Pentagon.
| -1no label
| 681 |
Whose sister always drinks milk?
| -1no label
| 682 |
I know the person whose mother's dog died.
| -1no label
| 683 |
I know the person to whom they dedicated the building.
| -1no label
| 684 |
I wonder what inspired them.
| -1no label
| 685 |
I wonder whose mother's dog we were all fond of.
| -1no label
| 686 |
My uncle from Iowa, whose talking to Sandy yesterday annoyed John, is arriving on Tuesday.
| -1no label
| 687 |
My uncle from Iowa, whom talking to Sandy yesterday annoyed John, is arriving on Tuesday.
| -1no label
| 688 |
Goes to the store is bothering them.
| -1no label
| 689 |
I want to be raining.
| -1no label
| 690 |
I'm looking for a yard in which to be a party.
| -1no label
| 691 |
Bother yourself that Kim left!
| -1no label
| 692 |
Kim read which book.
| -1no label
| 693 |
I think that who went home.
| -1no label
| 694 |
A student whom to talk to us just walked in.
| -1no label
| 695 |
I ran into the baker whose bagels I like.
| -1no label
| 696 |
I ran into the baker from whom I bought these bagels.
| -1no label
| 697 |
From whom did you buy these bagels?
| -1no label
| 698 |
I can find the baker in whom to place your trust.
| -1no label
| 699 |
Subsets and Splits
MNLI Validation Label Counts
Counts the number of entries in each label category, providing basic insights into the distribution of labels in the dataset.