text_id
int64 3.84k
4.04k
| text
stringlengths 130
5.51k
| label
stringclasses 4
values | spans
listlengths 0
36
| span_labels
listlengths 0
36
| rationales
listlengths 0
8
| annotator
int64 4
26
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
3,941
|
TITLE: What The Church Isn't Telling You About Nibiru And The Anunnaki - In5D Esoteric, Metaphysical, and Spiritual Database
SENTENCE 1: “Once the trustworthiness of the information has been verified” the believer would have to “reconcile such new information with the truth that he or she already knows and believes on the basis of the revelation of the One and Triune God, conducting a re-reading [of the Gospel] inclusive of the new data…” The Vatican has known about Nibiru for quite a while In a 1997 interview with Art Bell on Coast to Coast AM, Father Malachi Martin was asked why the Vatican was heavily invested in the study of deep space at the Mt Graham Observatory.
SENTENCE 2: The church cannot be indifferent to that.” FULL disclosure is imminent Chris Impey, a University Distinguished Professor and Deputy Head of the Department at the University of Arizona and a keynote speaker at the Astrobiology Conference added, ” The first discovery is only a few years away.” Extraterrestrial salvation Guy Consolmagno, Leading Astronomer for the Vatican stated, “Very soon the nations will look to aliens for their salvation.” Consolmago believes that humans are not the only intelligent beings created by God in the universe and added these non-human lifeforms are described in the Bible as the Nephilim.
SENTENCE 3: Speculation infers that the Vatican has these high powered telescopes to monitor biblical warnings such as “Wormwood” aka Nibiru or Planet X: “And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters; And the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter.” (Revelation 8:10, 11 – King James Bible).
|
highly
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,925
|
TITLE: Queen Elizabeth Warns Of ‘Holy War To End All Wars’
SENTENCE 1: At a meeting with Russia’s Patriarch Kirrill and the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Queen said, “One must now make the necessary preparations to say goodbye to loved ones as one cannot assume who will live and who will die.
SENTENCE 2: “My beloved country is about to enter its darkest period in the coming months as a brutal and apocalyptic war will be waged in the east.” “I am not concerned with the trivialities of Christmas.
SENTENCE 3: It’s for all countries, we should unite to defeat this evil,” Kirill said, adding, “And this war I call a holy one.” The highest ranking official in the Russian Orthodox Church, Kirill is on close personal terms with President Vladimir Putin.
|
moderately
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,915
|
TITLE: Evidence points to Bitcoin being an NSA-engineered psyop to roll out one-world digital currency
SENTENCE 1: The NSA also wrote the crypto hash used by Bitcoin to secure all transactions On top of the fact that the NSA authored a technical paper on cryptocurrency long before the arrival of Bitcoin, the agency is also the creator of the SHA-256 hash upon which every Bitcoin transaction in the world depends.
SENTENCE 2: Think again… Lest you think that the cryptography of cryptocurrency is secure and bulletproof, consider this article from The Hacker News: Researchers Crack 1024-bit RSA Encryption in GnuPG Crypto Library, which states, “The attack allows an attacker to extract the secret crypto key from a system by analyzing the pattern of memory utilization or the electromagnetic outputs of the device that are emitted during the decryption process.” Note, importantly, that this is a 1024-bit encryption system.
SENTENCE 3: Possibly it was designed from day one as a tool to help maintain control of the money supplies of the world.” And with that statement, Kumar has indeed stumbled upon the bigger goal in all this: To seize control over the world money supply as the fiat currency system crumbles and is replaced with a one-world digital currency controlled by globalists.
|
moderately
|
[] |
[] |
[
"If the term \"globalist\" is used without any further clarification, then the article can blame a vague group of people with unspecified goals"
] | 19
|
3,912
|
TITLE: Campus newspaper editorial: 'Your [white] DNA is an abomination'
SENTENCE 1: You became white… You don’t give a damn.” Later in his rant, he calls the police “fascist foot soldiers” and says a “white supremacist inhabits the White House.” Update: Racist student op-ed pulled after condemnation from university president The editorial also suggests that “whiteness in the United States” is a “construct used to perpetuate a system of racist power.” According to social media posts, Martinez was arrested in Washington, D.C., during President Trump’s inauguration and attempted to crowdfund for legal fees.
SENTENCE 2: A new opinion piece in a Texas State University student newspaper tells white students, “Your DNA is an Abomination.” “When I think of all the white people I have ever encountered - whether they’ve been professors, peers, lovers, friend, police officers, et cetera - there is perhaps only a dozen I would consider ‘decent,’” student author Rudy Martinez writes in the University Star.
SENTENCE 3: While I believe Mr. Martinez has every right to express his disparaging world-view, I am appalled that the school paper, funded by tuition and tax dollars, would give this guy a platform to do so.” The editorial concludes: “Whiteness will be over because we want it to be.
|
highly
|
[
"Racist student op-ed",
"“Whiteness will be over because we want it to be."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the op-ed is called \"racist\", then all the opinions expressed in it can be easily dismissed without further elaboration",
"If this part is placed at the end without explanation, then it may sound like a threat, portraying the author of the op-ed in an even worse light"
] | 19
|
3,904
|
TITLE: F**K Your Privacy: Facebook Secretly Sharing More Data With The US Govt Than Ever Before
SENTENCE 1: government made 32,716 requests for data in the first half of 2017 [57% of those requests coming with demands for confidentiality], a rise of 26% from the last six months of 2016.
SENTENCE 2: contained a non-disclosure order that prohibited us from notifying the user, up from 50% in our last report.” The yearly Transparency Report, formally known as the Government Requests Report, shows the U.S.
SENTENCE 3: We’ll also keep working with partners in industry and civil society to encourage governments around the world to reform surveillance in a way that protects their citizens’ safety and security.” Facebook has more than 2 billion users and it continues to strengthen its other platforms as well.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,903
|
TITLE: Explosive Evidence Exposes Police Cover Up, Motive In Vegas Massacre [VIDEO]
SENTENCE 1: While questions were raised about the who, what, and why of the deadliest mass shooting in recent American history [with Assange suggesting the FBI was behind the gruesome massacre], an explosive documentary titled “What Happened in Vegas” has just exposed the police for covering up the details of the shooting — because the casino allegedly paid them to.
SENTENCE 2: This is the truth that [Sheriff] Joe Lombardo doesn’t want to come out.” It suggests the Las Vegas Police Department (LVPD) is holding critical information from the public because owners of the Mandalay Bay Hotel has paid them to keep the information a secret as it could lead to tens of millions in lawsuits for allowing Paddock to kill so many people.
SENTENCE 3: Now wonder a consortium of news outlets including the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, and The Washington Post has filed a lawsuit asking the police to release body camera footage, recordings of 9/11 calls, dispatch calls, evidence logs and surveillance footage collected from the Mandalay Bay as evidence.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,928
|
TITLE: Past Performance Is No Guarantee Of Future Results
SENTENCE 1: Michael Hirsh, Politico's national editor, who has previously served as the foreign editor and chief diplomatic correspondent for Newsweek, has resigned after publishing the home addresses of an Alt-Right leader and proposing that he and someone with whom he was corresponding visit the closer of those two addresses with "baseball bats."
SENTENCE 2: The use of gun metaphors – killing, murdering, taking out, which was another metaphor for a – Michele Bachmann used in one of her statements, Sharon Angle – the Nevada Senate candidate’s now infamous comment about quote, unquote, ‘second amendment remedies’ to deal with the problem Harry Reid, her opponent.” His proposal?
SENTENCE 3: Or, should there be kind of a social sanction, not a legal one, but a moral sanction in the way that we’ve stopped using certain epithets like the ‘n’-word public forums.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,894
|
TITLE: Why Is Alphabet CEO Eric Schmidt Technically Serving In The Department Of Defense?
SENTENCE 1: Regardless of the answer, Trump’s retention of Schmidt may be emblematic of more than political divisiveness within the current administration, like from “Obama holdovers.” In fact, it may be the opposite of unwanted internal discord and a sign of an underlying ethos for the Trump administration — diversity of thought.
SENTENCE 2: Trump is willing to look past all of that to try to find the best people to help this government operate better.” While also commending Obama for the board’s creation, Danhof said having Schmidt stay on the board is a true sign of Trump’s acute business acumen since any good business operator or owner doesn’t hire people merely because they think the same way and are likable.
SENTENCE 3: “When you look at the composition of the initial Economic Advisory Board, it kind of reminds me of what Trump is doing here,” Justin Danhof, general counsel of the National Center for Public Policy Research and director of the Free Enterprise Project, told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,936
|
TITLE: It Turns out Fox News Is Spreading Bulls*!t 80% of the Time
SENTENCE 1: On the other end of the Punditfact scale, a full 29 percent of statements presented as fact by Fox News were found to be “False,” and another 9 percent were found to be so outrageously false the team determined them to be “Pants On Fire” lies, the worst of six possible categories.
SENTENCE 2: Last updated in January, the Punditfact scorecard for Fox News shows that just 10 percent of statements made on the network have been “True” and another 12 percent “Mostly True” since the project began in 2014.
SENTENCE 3: Even Bush seemed to question the figure, responding, “I’ve never heard that, and that would be impossible to imagine logistically for us to screen.” Punditfact was unable to find any source approaching the figure .
|
slightly
|
[
"Fox News Is Spreading Bulls*!t 80% of the Time\n"
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the title is formulated in this way, then the article can be attention grabbing and immediately frame the news outlet in a negative light"
] | 19
|
3,907
|
TITLE: Amazon, Google Directors Busted In Seattle Sex Trafficking Sting
SENTENCE 1: Reacting to the arrests, Amazon told Newsweek it is investigating the matter, saying: “It is against Amazon’s policy for any employee or contingent worker to engage in any sex buying activities of any kind in Amazon’s workplace or in any work-related setting outside of the workplace, such as during business trips, business meetings or business-related social events.” Prostitution is on the rise in Seattle than any other city in the U.S.
SENTENCE 2: Newsweek reports: “Emails obtained by Newsweek reveal another sordid corner of the tech sector’s treatment of women: a horny nest of prostitution “hobbyists” at tech giants Microsoft, Amazon and other firms in Seattle’s high tech alley.” Many of the emails were intercepted by investigators in 2015 during a special cyber operation targeting online chat rooms and message boards in which customers rate sex workers and soliciting for sex.
SENTENCE 3: According to a 2014 study, in a 24-hour-period in Seattle, an estimated 6,487 people solicited sex on just one of the more than 100 websites that connect sex buyers with sellers.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,913
|
TITLE: Health Guide: Vaccine Research
SENTENCE 1: The Shocking Lack of Evidence Supporting Flu Vaccines Written by Sayer Ji, Founder It is a heavily guarded secret within the medical establishment (especially within the corridors of the CDC) that the Cochrane Database Review, which is the gold standard within the evidence-based medical model for assessing the effectiveness of common medical interventions, does not lend unequivocal scientific support to the belief and/or propaganda that flu vaccines are safe and effective.
SENTENCE 2: But there is a more sinister reason for the “decline” in polio during those years; in 1955, a very creative re-definition of poliovirus infections wa Study Calls Into Question Primary Justification for Vaccines Written by Sayer Ji, Founder According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "Immunity to a disease is achieved through the presence of antibodies to that disease in a person's system."
SENTENCE 3: Were it not for the elegance, proficiency, and mostly asymptomatic success of our recombinatorial immune system in dealing so well with infectious challenges, vaccination would have no scientific... Hep B Vaccine Damages The Liver It Is Supposed To Protect Written by Sayer Ji, Founder Startling new research published in the journal Apoptosis indicates that hepatitis B vaccine, which is designed to prevent Hepatitis B virus-induced damage to the liver, actually causes liver cell destruction.
|
moderately
|
[
"propaganda"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the word \"propaganda\" is used, then it might be implied that someone is trying to convince people of something for their own benefit"
] | 19
|
3,930
|
TITLE: "I Am Not Willing to Donate My Country"
SENTENCE 1: "Wives," she said, "Raised the food and fed their own children, did the heavy labor of walking miles to gather wood for the fire, drew water from the well or public faucet, pounded grain with heavy hand-held pestles, lived in their own huts, and had conjugal visits from their husbands on a rotating basis with their co-wives.
SENTENCE 2: Take five minutes to see for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPjzfGChGlE&feature=player_embedded "Immigration by the numbers—off the chart" by Roy Beck This 10-minute demonstration shows Americans the results of unending mass immigration on the quality of life and sustainability for future generations: in a few words, "Mind boggling!"
SENTENCE 3: To help you understand that immigration destroys every Western country eventually, this Swedish woman spoke as to what her country faces: Swedish Lady Tells The Truth About Muslim Migrants ## Share these videos all over America: In a five minute, astoundingly simple yet brilliant video, "Immigration, Poverty, and Gum Balls", Roy Beck, director of www.numbersusa.ORG, graphically illustrates the impact of overpopulation.
|
moderately
|
[
"Swedish Lady Tells The Truth About Muslim Migrants"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the video linked to prove a point is titled as \"The truth\", then it can skew the perception of what the reader/watcher is about to see"
] | 19
|
3,932
|
TITLE: WHAT JESUS DIDN'T SAY
SENTENCE 1: * * * * * A book that generates comments like these, from actual readers, might be worth your time: I just finished reading The Breaking Dawn and found it to be one of the most thought-provoking, amazing books I have ever read… It will be hard to read another book now that I've read this book… I want everyone to read it.
SENTENCE 2: But because this thought is so odd, those of you who come to agree with it (to whatever extent) will not have the comfort of a tag to place upon it; there is no category to roll it into.
SENTENCE 3: I was familiar with most of the themes presented in A Lodging of Wayfaring Men, but I am still trying to wrap my head around the concepts you presented at the end of this one.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,908
|
TITLE: REVEALED: This is where World War 3 will break out – and it is NOT North Korea
SENTENCE 1: GETTY Dr Miller said he predicted Russia’s invasion of Crimea in 2014 two years before it happened My fears are widely shared Dr Paul Miller He continued: “Putin’s grand strategy requires breaking NATO.” Adding to his earlier warning and revealing his predictions for 2018, Dr Miller told the Express.co.uk: “The Cold War was just the continuation of normal great power rivalry and suspicion under the unique conditions of bipolarity and stark ideological rivalry.
SENTENCE 2: Thousands of Russian troops simulate ATTACK in huge drills Fri, January 12, 2018 The drills involved more than1,000 soldiers, including the engineer and sapper units of the Russian Navy’s Baltic Fleet Play slideshow Vitaly Nevar/TASS 1 of 24 “Perhaps Russian-speaking Latvians or Estonians – a quarter of Latvians and Estonians are ethnically Russian – will begin rioting, protesting for their rights, claiming to be persecuted, asking for ‘international protection’.
SENTENCE 3: A low-grade insurgency may emerge.” Dr Miller added that Putin and other Russians who see the world through the lens of Russian religious nationalism believe the West is inherently a threat because of its “degeneracy and globalism”.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,914
|
TITLE: Saturday Humor: Counter-think Animation That Mocks The Bitcoin Crypto-Lunacy
SENTENCE 1: “hilarious two-minute animation that satirizes all the brain dead arguments of Bitcoin cultists who’ve convinced themselves that Bitcoin isn’t a speculative bubble…” by Mike Adams via Natural News (Natural News) As part of a new series of hilarious animations being released on Counterthink.com, today I’m releasing “Sh*tcoin and Buttcoin,” a hilarious two-minute animation that satirizes all the brain dead arguments of Bitcoin cultists who have convinced themselves that Bitcoin isn’t a speculative bubble.
SENTENCE 2: At the same time, Bitcoin’s supposed usefulness as a payment system has utterly collapsed, and there’s even a report that a Bitcoin conference has stopped accepting Bitcoin as payment for the conference due to sky-high transaction costs and super slow “clearing” of such transactions, often exceeding two days.
SENTENCE 3: Manipulating the crypto markets is child’s play for the central banks, which will no doubt engineer a panic selloff or cyber attack on the blockchain as a means to destroy the credibility of crypto in the minds of the public.
|
slightly
|
[
"all the brain dead arguments"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If this wording is used, then the article can easily dismiss the position and arguments by mocking it, rather then engaging with them"
] | 19
|
3,922
|
TITLE: LEGO is ditching plastic in favor of sustainable materials
SENTENCE 1: The CEO and President of the LEGO Group, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, states that, “This is a major step for the LEGO Group on our way towards achieving our 2030 ambition on sustainable materials,” He continues, “We have already taken important steps to reduce our carbon footprint and leave a positive impact on the planet by reducing the packaging size, by introducing FSC certified packaging and through our investment in an offshore wind farm.
SENTENCE 2: The Denmark based company plans to invest around $150 million over the next 15 years creating a ‘Sustainable Materials Center’, which will have over 100 employees researching and developing for those colorful little blocks we all love.
SENTENCE 3: https://www.minds.com/blog/view/546877989569175552?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=theantimedia
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,919
|
TITLE: Kid Rock Leads Democrat In New Poll
SENTENCE 1: She’s raised $35,027,401 so far during the course of her Senate career, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, and $14,376,142 of that total was raised and spent during the course of the 2012 campaign bid.
SENTENCE 2: “I concede she is better at playing politics than I am so I’ll keep doing what I do best, which is being a voice for tax paying, hardworking AMERICANS and letting politicians like her know that We the People are sick and tired of their bullshit!” Kid Rock wrote in an official statement at the time.
SENTENCE 3: The singer earned 30 percent of support in the poll, compared to Stabenow’s 26 percent support, according to the poll conducted by Delphi Analytica.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,896
|
TITLE: Harvard library circulating 'fake news' list, which, of course, includes just about every conservative news site
SENTENCE 1: This portion of the library's website, which can be found in the "research guides" section, is intended to give students, "a brief introduction to the spread of misinformation of all kinds and tools for identifying it, and reading the news with a more informed eye," according to the site.
SENTENCE 2: "I agree that the resource should be expanded to include even more sources to demonstrate the continuum of information to misinformation and disinformation, from credible sources of information to propaganda and fake news," she concluded.
SENTENCE 3: Zimdars defended the database, saying, "there are quite a few left-of-center and far-left websites including in my resources, and I'm not sure why they are continually and purposefully disregarded to make points about my 'bias' (maybe you're just unfamiliar with the websites, which may point to some of your own biases?)."
|
slightly
|
[
"Harvard library circulating 'fake news' list, which, of course, includes just about every conservative news site\n"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If quotations and the expression \"of course\" are used, then it might be implied that the library has a bias against conservative news outlets"
] | 19
|
3,898
|
TITLE: Georgetown University Issues ‘Mea Culpa’ for Complicity in Slave-Trade
SENTENCE 1: On Tuesday, Georgetown president John J. DeGioia wrote a letter to all members of the Georgetown University Community, inviting them to an open conversation “on the historical role that Georgetown played in the institution of slavery and the persistence of racial injustice in our nation,” to be held on campus Thursday.
SENTENCE 2: DeGioia said that the Working Group was created to determine “how best to acknowledge and recognize this history; examine and interpret the history of certain sites on our campus, including Mulledy Hall; and convene events and opportunities for dialogue.” Earlier this year, Georgetown sought to make amends to the black community by creating a department of African American Studies, developing a new center focused on racial justice, and hiring new faculty.
SENTENCE 3: The event continues an uneasy conversation sparked by revelations that the Jesuit priests who ran the nation’s top Catholic university sold hundreds of slaves to be shipped to plantations in the Deep South in order to keep the fledgling university alive.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,935
|
TITLE: Top ten REAL medical conspiracies that actually happened
SENTENCE 1: So to answer the mainstream media's delusional attempt to gloss over the real history of true medical conspiracies, we've put together the top ten TRUE medical conspiracies along with links to sources.Read and learn the true history the mainstream media is trying to erase!- In 2009 (and in subsequent years, as follow-up), we reported on how giant drug maker Pfizer was ordered to compensate Nigerian families after conducting illegal medical experimentation that left scores of Nigerian children either deaddamaged - Apparently, the Big Government / Big Pharma cabal in Washington would have you believe that drug makers only have your best interests in mind, not their profits or power.In fact, for years drug makers have regularly conspired to engage in illegal price fixing, as evidenced by numerous lawsuits and court.
SENTENCE 2: GMOs were created by people who LOVE the ecosystem, too!That's the nonsense we're all supposed to believe, according to the mainstream media.By invoking the phrase "conspiracy theories," junk science authors and corporate-sellout journalists try to marginalize the true history of Big Pharma felony crimes, medical experiments on children, factual government collusion with industry and the incredible harm which has been perpetrated on the American people by the medical industrial complex.In fact, the mainstream media's coverage of all this is truly Orwellian, as if the Ministry of Truth is trying to rewrite U.S.
SENTENCE 3: Nearly every entry in the following two stories is a conspiracy committed against living people, many of whom died as victims of these government-pharma conspiracies:Human medical experimentation in the United States: The shocking true history of modern medicine and psychiatryHuman medical experimentation in the United States: The shocking true history of modern medicine and psychiatryIf you still doubt there is collusion between the government and the corporate medical establishment, I leave you with these alarming statistics, courtesy of The Economic Collapse Blog - U.S.
|
none
|
[
"Top ten REAL medical conspiracies that actually happened\n",
"delusional attempt to gloss over the real history of true medical conspiracies",
"Big Government / Big Pharma cabal"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the title is formulated like this, then it could suggest that the author is just trying to catch reader's attention",
"If the sentence is formulated like this, then it implies that the media have an interest in ignoring past events",
"If expression like \"Big Pharma\" are used, then the article can paint the situation in an even more conspiratorial light",
"If the word \"cabal\" is used, then it also evokes antisemitic stereotypes and narratives"
] | 19
|
3,893
|
TITLE: Never Hike Alone - A Friday the 13th Fan Film (Full Movie)
SENTENCE 1: Never Hike Alone: A Friday the 13th Fan Film USA | 2017 | 54 min A fan tribute to Friday the 13th, Never Hike Alone follows an adventure Never Hike Alone: A Friday the 13th Fan Film USA | 2017 | 54 min A fan tribute to Friday the 13th, Never Hike Alone follows an adventure blogger, Kyle McLeod (Andrew Leighty), who uncovers the long lost remains of Camp Crystal Lake while on a solo backpacking trip.
SENTENCE 2: MARTZ PRODUCTION DESIGNER BRITTANY PORTER SPECIAL MAKE UP EFFECTS KELSEY BERK WARDROBE STEPHEN BOYD-MORALES STUNTS JESSICA BENNETT BRYAN FORREST as JASON VOORHEES DONNY NICHOLS as KYLE MCLEOD FILM EDITING BY LAWRENCE GAN SARAH DISANTI UNIT STILLS PHOTOGRAPHY ASHLY COVINGTON MUSIC BY RYAN PEREZ-DAPLE “Run Like Hell” Written by: Vincente DiSanti, Jake Gonsalves, Lenny Machado Performed by: Gonsalves, Machado Recorded at: Elm Street Studios, New Bedford, MA 2017 Appears Courtesy of: Damn Enchiladas “Another Soul” Written and Performed by: Trevor Vaughan Appears on: Finally Salao Mix Tape Recorded at: The Colosseum, New Bedford, MA 2012 Appears Courtesy of: Trevor Vaughan & Mass Glory Records for additional cast and crew visit: www.imdb.com/title/tt5719786/ www.wompstompfilms.com DISCLAIMER THIS PRODUCTION IS THE EFFORT OF WOMP STOMP FILMS, LLC AND ITS VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATES.
SENTENCE 3: NEVER HIKE ALONE IS A PRODUCT OF FAN FICTION AND IN NO WAY AFFILIATED WITH, OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE VIACOM/PARAMOUNT FILM COMPANY, WARNER BROTHERS, NEW LINE CINEMA, HORROR INC, THE FRIDAY THE 13TH FILM PROPERTY, OR ITS CHARACTERS.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,918
|
TITLE: Michael Moore: ‘Disrupt the Inauguration’
SENTENCE 1: It must be made clear to the whole world that the vast majority of people in the United States do not support his presidency or consent to his rule.” The organization is planning protests on inauguration day in D.C., but insists that “If you can’t make it to Washington, DC on January 20, take to the streets wherever you are.” There’s also a worldwide call to action: “If you are living outside the US, you can take action at US embassies, borders, or other symbols of neocolonial power.
SENTENCE 2: Silence is not an option https://t.co/HSmP3pREvy — Michael Moore (@MMFlint) December 7, 2016 Moore’s tweet linked to a webpage for DisruptJ20, a social justice campaign calling for “a bold mobilization against the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20, 2017.” “We call on all people of good conscience to join in disrupting the ceremonies,” the website reads.
SENTENCE 3: “It is the responsibility of this minority of Democrats in Congress to block, obstruct, disrupt, and do whatever they can to prevent the onslaught that is going to happen with Donald Trump, that the American people do not support,” Moore said Tuesday.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,921
|
TITLE: Why Feminism is AWOL on Islam
SENTENCE 1: an awe-inspiring revolt against “global hegemony.” He was mesmerized by this new form of “political spirituality” that, in a phrase whose dark prescience he could not have grasped, portended the “transfiguration of the world.” Even after the Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and reintroduced polygamy and divorce on the husband’s demand with automatic custody to fathers, reduced the official female age of marriage from 18 to 13, fired all female judges, and ordered compulsory veiling, whose transgression was to be punished by public flogging, Foucault saw no reason to temper his enthusiasm.
SENTENCE 2: Instead it sets out to impose a utopian order that would erase all distinctions between men and women, a kind of revolution of the sexes from above, requiring nations to “take all appropriate measures to modify the social and cultural patterns of conduct of men and women” and to eliminate “stereotyped roles” to accomplish this legislative abolition of biology.
SENTENCE 3: According to Ruddick (who clearly didn’t have Joan Crawford in mind), that’s because a good deal of mothering is naturally governed by the Gandhian principles of nonviolence such as “renunciation,” “resistance to injustice,” and “reconciliation.” The novelist Barbara Kingsolver was one of the first to demonstrate the subtleties of such universal maternal thinking after the United States invaded Afghanistan.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,909
|
TITLE: Qatar desperate to bolster MILITARY plan new Russian missile air defence system
SENTENCE 1: In June 2017, Qatar was given 10 days to cut ties with Iran, shut down a Turkish base and close the state funded broadcaster Al-Jazeera or face unspecified consequences in an ultimatum by Saudi Arabia.
SENTENCE 2: Fahad bin Mohammed Al-Attiyah is quoted as saying: “Talks about the subject are at an advanced stage.” He added that Qatar was also negotiating purchases of military hardware for Qatari ground troops.
SENTENCE 3: The news comes after tensions escalated between Qatar and Saudi Arabia last year.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,897
|
TITLE: California Legislature Moving to Double Corporate Tax Rate
SENTENCE 1: The White House has been trumpeting that the corporate tax cut from 35 percent to 21 percent, has already resulted in 2 million workers getting “Trump Bonus” or “Trump Pay Raise;” the National Association of Manufacturers found their member’s optimism levels at “the highest [point] in the survey’s 20-year history;” and the Council of Economic Advisers estimates the economy will grow by “an additional 3 percent.” But Assemblymen McCarty spoke for all of California Democrat social justice warriors when he told the Sacramento Bee, “We’ve seen enough billionaire justice from the presidency.” He added, “It’s time for middle-class tax justice.” As a recent Vanity Fair article proclaimed, “Republican Tax Plan Is An Elaborate Middle Finger To Liberals.” According to comments by Heritage Foundation economist Stephen Moore, the tax reform limitation on state and local tax deductions (SALT) will result in a direct negative economic hit to liberal blue states, especially California.
SENTENCE 2: Although the Tax Foundation listed Iowa with the highest corporate tax rate at 12 percent and California only the 7th ranked at 8.84 percent, many companies use deductions to cut California’s effective tax rate to the alternative tax minimum of 6.65 percent.
SENTENCE 3: Ting and McCarty predict that it may increase corporate taxes by up to $17 billion and the money could be spent on expanding the earned income tax credit, college affordability, child care, and education.
|
slightly
|
[
"social justice warriors"
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the term \"social justice warrior\", which is usually meant to be derogatory, is used, then it portrays the people involved in a negative light"
] | 19
|
3,933
|
TITLE: Confirmed: Clinton Operatives in FBI Manufactured Russiagate
SENTENCE 1: As I noted in an editorial last week, President Donald Trump has only one viable option to repel the partisan lynch mob now nipping at his heels in the form of a taxpayer-funded pack of legal hyenas, masquerading as objective prosecutors under the droopy eyes of old reliable deep state hatchet man Robert Swan Mueller III, the special counsel appointed to "investigate" the Clinton-Podesta-Schiff-Democrat Party-Corporate Media fabricated Russia collusion delusion.
SENTENCE 2: swamp lawyers and arrogant federal careerists, as firings and other departures quickly erode the carefully-contrived, totally-counterfeit veneer of credibility ascribed to Mueller and his henchpeople, my advice to the president has only become more apropos…and more imperative.
SENTENCE 3: As the GOP Congress finally begins to stir, as rapid-fire events make it increasingly impossible to deny the true nature of Mueller's handpicked partisan hit squad of Trump-hating, Hillary-supporting D.C.
|
highly
|
[
"delusion",
"the partisan lynch mob",
"taxpayer-funded pack of legal hyenas"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the situation is called like this, then its validity is dismissed without any further explanation",
"If the people going after Trump are called this, then it frames the whole situation as a biased attack against him",
"If the expression \"tax-payer\" funded is used, then the reader, who is likely a tax-payer, might be more inclined to be interested and emotionally involved",
"If the prosecution is identified as a partisan coalition, then every accusation or discovery made by it in the future can be dismissed as a political attack"
] | 19
|
3,929
|
TITLE: WaPo Supports Illegal US Occupation of Syrian Territory
SENTENCE 1: WaPo: "The United States cannot prevent a resurgence of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, prevent Iran from building bases across Syria, or end a civil war that has sent millions of refugees toward Europe without maintaining control over forces and territory inside the country, just as Russia and Iran do."
SENTENCE 2: WaPo embraced Rex Tillerson's Big Lie, claiming it's "crucial to our national defense to maintain a military and diplomatic presence in Syria, to help bring an end to that conflict, and assist the Syrian people…to achieve a new political future."
SENTENCE 3: WaPo Supports Illegal US Occupation of Syrian Territory by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org - Home - Stephen Lendman ) Throughout seven years of US aggression in Syria, using ISIS and likeminded terrorists as imperial foot soldiers, US-led Western media reporting has been some of the most abysmal in memory.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,939
|
TITLE: The Friendship Case - Evidence of Extraterrestrial Contact? - In5D Esoteric, Metaphysical, and Spiritual Database
SENTENCE 1: Four Main Goals From what we’ve learned so far, the W56 had four main goals: Defend our planet against the CTR Teach us love, compassion and selfless service to ensure we evolve spiritually rather than follow in the CTR’s footsteps Disarm our nuclear weapons in the event we’re foolish enough to use them Utilize abundant natural resources for self-sustainability and the engineering of ‘new’ technologies while visiting Breccia perfectly describes in The Friendship Case what the W56 intended to do for us: “Another purpose of the presence of the W56 was to help our evolutionary process – to push us to a higher level of understanding.
SENTENCE 2: Most of them carry common themes: the visitors are human; they have advanced technology; they want to help us evolve; they’re here to help defend against negative ETs; they request services from contactees; they raise awareness of the dangers of nuclear weapons, etc. They’re all interesting, and researchers like David Wilcock have used evidence to make an impressive case that various extraterrestrial races both good and bad, human and non-human have been involved in our planet’s history and the positive ones continue to help us evolve.
SENTENCE 3: Maybe this was the reason the W56 requested various services from the group; selfless service like the kind the group performed could be a key factor in the manifestation of the life-giving energy they called Uredda.
|
highly
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,901
|
TITLE: George Soros Spent Record Amount Lobbying During Trump’s First Year
SENTENCE 1: Gara LaMarche, who sat on the board of directors of the policy center during the time covered by its most recent tax forms, and is still a member of its board, is now the president of the Democracy Alliance, a secretive donor club where Soros is a founding partner.
SENTENCE 2: Update: The article has been updated to specify that Gara LaMarche was a member of the the Open Society Policy Center's board of directors, but not the group's director, during the time of the 2015 tax forms.
SENTENCE 3: Soros also pushed funds to lobby on the Restricted First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017, the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2018, and the Preventing Preemptive War in North Korea Act of 2017, among others, according to the disclosure forms.
|
slightly
|
[
"a secretive donor club where Soros is a founding partner."
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the adjective \"secretive\" is used to the describe the donor association, then it might imply it is trying to hide something"
] | 19
|
3,938
|
TITLE: FBI Blocked Information About Peter Strzok From Its Website
SENTENCE 1: The Google search for information on Strzok returns one document involving the FBI employee — a May 16, 2016 email in which FBI officials were asked to review a draft of a statement that then-FBI Director James Comey planned to give at the conclusion of the Clinton email investigation.
SENTENCE 2: Update: A spokesman for the FBI contacted The Daily Caller after this article was published to say that the bureau did not block information about Strzok from the bureau’s website.
SENTENCE 3: “FBI site blocked all the information about him,” reads a Google response to a search conducted of the FBI website for Peter Strzok, the embattled FBI agent.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,927
|
TITLE: Russian Warplane Shot Down by Turkey, Conflict Moves to Uncharted Waters
SENTENCE 1: The War of the Words for $3.99, Understanding the crisis of the early 21st century in terms of information corruption in the financial, security and political spheres Rebranding Christianity for $3.99, or why the truth shall make you free The Three Conjectures at Amazon Kindle for $1.99, reflections on terrorism and the nuclear age Storming the Castle at Amazon Kindle for $3.99, why government should get small No Way In at Amazon Kindle $8.95, print $9.99.
SENTENCE 2: Follow Wretchard on Twitter Recently purchased by readers: As Good As It Gets, video From Eternity to Here, The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time Paperback by Sean Carroll The Albanian Question, Reshaping the Balkans New Edition by James Pettifer Disciples, The World War II Missions of the CIA Directors Who Fought for Wild Bill Donovan Kindle Edition by Douglas Waller Six Days of War, Kindle Edition by Michael Oren Soup Can Casseroles, Over 150 Main Dish Recipes Using Canned Soups Possibly worth buying: North American Rescue Military Issue Combat Application Tourniquet, "Official Tourniquet of the U.S.
SENTENCE 3: Otto von Bismarck who understood that accidental discharge can kill a man just as surely as an aimed shot, observed more than a century ago that "Europe today is a powder keg and the leaders are like men smoking in an arsenal … A single spark will set off an explosion that will consume us all … I cannot tell you when that explosion will occur, but I can tell you where … Some damned foolish thing in the Balkans will set it off."
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,920
|
TITLE: EPA whistleblower fired for telling the truth about geoengineering
SENTENCE 1: Davis states, “I was terminated as a public servant performing a public service for raising the issues of anthropogenic deposition of aluminum due to atmospheric geoengineering.” He says that the issue regarding anthropogenic deposition of aluminum due to atmospheric geoengineering first reared its head in May 2013, when another employee from the NPDES Programs Branch sent a general email to everyone regarding “NPDES and Climate Change.” Davis sent a short reply to the email, and six weeks later, he says he received a Letter of Reprimand that accused him of “making false, malicious and unfounded statements against colleagues, supervisors, management and elected public servants.” His own supervisor said his remarks were damaging to both the integrity and the reputation of the agency.
SENTENCE 2: In his petition, Hirzy stated, “The action will simultaneously prevent hundreds of cases of lung and bladder cancer through the reduction in the amount of arsenic now being delivered to our citizens who drink water that is fluoridated with hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFSA).” Hirzy also noted that the agency wouldn’t be interfering with local government’s choosing to fluoridate water by removing HFSA as an option, but that the agency would be mandating the nation’s citizens not be exposed to carcinogenic substances like arsenic.
SENTENCE 3: According to Davis, the “P” in EPA stands for the “protection of corporate profits,” and not the protection of people, animals and the environment.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,895
|
TITLE: Here’s How Many Planned Parenthood Clinics Closed In 2017
SENTENCE 1: Planned Parenthood operates 48.8 percent of all surgical and medical abortion facilities in the United States, according to ALL’s report.
SENTENCE 2: Planned Parenthood has 356 facilities that commit surgical or medical abortions, 166 facilities that do surgical abortions, and 190 facilities that do medical abortions but not surgical.
SENTENCE 3: The organization ran 938 clinics in 1995 when Planned Parenthood was at its peak operational level, according to an American Life Leagues (ALL) Report about Planned Parenthood released Thursday.
|
slightly
|
[
"that commit surgical or medical abortions"
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the verb \"to commit\" is used, then it could create a negative association with the idea of abortion, since it's typically used for violent actions"
] | 19
|
3,940
|
TITLE: vibrational frequency Archives - In5D Esoteric, Metaphysical, and Spiritual Database
SENTENCE 1: It is a mode of knowing what has been known before as there is nothing new in the universe and without it you do not exist.
SENTENCE 2: Guest writer, In5D.com We have understood and remembered light is more than electricity generation, it is life provider and information.
SENTENCE 3: by Angel V. Ornedo, Jr .
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,926
|
TITLE: Recovering from adrenal fatigue: How your body can overcome chronic stress and feel energized again
SENTENCE 1: as often as possible Laughing Exercising Minimizing stress Taking negative people out of your life Eating regular meals Chewing well Doing something fun each day Combining unrefined carbohydrates with protein and oils Avoiding junk food Eating five to six servings of vegetables each day Taking calcium and magnesium supplements Adding sea salt to your diet Taking 2,000 to 5,000 milligrams of vitamin C each day Supplementing vitamin E with mixed tocopherols Taking B-complex supplements that are high in B6 and pantothenic acid Adding licorice root extract to your dietary supplement regimen If you take your treatment plan seriously, you can expect your adrenal fatigue to heal in: 6 to 9 months for minor adrenal fatigue 12 to 18 months for moderate fatigue Up to 24 months for severe adrenal fatigue For help along the way to taking back your life, you may want to read Dr. Wilson's book, Adrenal Fatigue: The 21st Century Stress Syndrome.
SENTENCE 2: Since they produce so many essential hormones, the adrenal glands are responsible for many of the functions we need to stay alive and healthy, including: Energy production -- carbohydrate, protein and fat conversion to blood glucose for energy Fluid and electrolyte balance Fat storage It controls the strength of the immune system: Too much cortisol weakens the immune system, setting the motions for increased susceptibility to infections and cancer, while too little leads to an overactive immune system and autoimmune disease.
SENTENCE 3: Cravings for foods high in salt and fat Increased PMS or menopausal symptoms Mild depression Lack of energy Decreased ability to handle stress Muscular weakness Increased allergies Lightheadedness when getting up from a sitting or laying down position Decreased sex drive Frequent sighing Inability to handle foods high in potassium or carbohydrates unless they're combined with fats and protein In addition to noticing these symptoms in yourself, you can objectively check for adrenal fatigue by using the following three tests: Ragland's sign (blood pressure test) -- (Equipment required: Home blood pressure kit) Take your blood pressure while sitting down.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,917
|
TITLE: Former NYPD Commisioner: Impossible FBI Reviewed 650,000 Emails In Only 8 Days
SENTENCE 1: In a tweet, Bernard Kerik revealed what appears to be the statistical impossibility of the FBI’s investigation, given that there are 691,200 seconds in 8 days, (the time since the FBI began their investigation,) meaning that they reviewed each email in just over a second.
SENTENCE 2: One possible explanation for the speed of the investigation is that the FBI used smart machines that honed in on relevant emails, meaning they quickly excluded the emails of Hillary Clinton’s aid Huma Abedin and managed to focus on what could be incriminating material.
SENTENCE 3: — Bernard B. Kerik (@BernardKerik) November 6, 2016 Meanwhile former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, General Michael Flynn, pointed out that it took the FBI over a year to review 60,000 emails before Clinton was cleared back in July, yet having found new evidence on a server with 650,000 emails, it took just eight days.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,924
|
TITLE: Obama Becomes First Nobel Peace Prize Winner To Bomb 7 Countries
SENTENCE 1: The president who preached hope also kept the military-industrial complex in fine fettle, selling a record $115 billion in weapons to Saudi Arabia, the world’s most repressive regime, and destabilized entire regions, creating vacuums for terrorists to thrive.
SENTENCE 2: As the 44th President of the United States prepares to exit stage left, he can congratulate himself on becoming the first Nobel Peace Prize winner to bomb seven different countries back to the Stone Age.
SENTENCE 3: Iraq — The Obama administration has conducted over 5,000 airstrikes in Iraq and Syria in just the past year, David Lerman reported for Bloomberg Business.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,900
|
TITLE: Pelosi Tries to Extend Tax Break for Two of Her Multi-Million-Dollar Homes
SENTENCE 1: Only 28 percent of all tax filers in the United States claim the deduction, and nearly 90 percent of the tax break goes to those with incomes in excess of $100,000, according to the nonpartisan Tax Foundation.
SENTENCE 2: Thousands of taxpayers across the country with high property tax bills rushed to pay their bills at the end of December in the hope they could still take advantage of the far more expansive deduction before the new law took effect Jan.
SENTENCE 3: Officials in the Golden State, as well as New York and New Jersey, where state and local deductions for taxpayers are the highest, are trying to rewrite their tax codes to reduce the impact of the new SALT-deduction limit.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,931
|
TITLE: Undemocratic Dems Cave on Shutdown
SENTENCE 1: Democracy for America executive director Charles Chamberlain said "(a) promise from known liars Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, or Donald Trump isn't worth the paper it's printed on, yet despite that fact, most Senate Democrats, including…Schumer, voted to allow Donald Trump to continue to subject an ever growing number of Dreamers to lives threatened by deportation from the only home they've ever known.
SENTENCE 2: A Journal editorial said Schumer betrayed Dems running for reelection in "Trump states (to) "placate his progressive base, and then he caved on the shutdown and ended up with the approval of neither."
SENTENCE 3: Progressive activist group CREDO political director Murshed Zaheed called Schumer "the worst negotiator in Washington - even worse than Trump," adding: "Any plan to protect Dreamers that relies on the word of serial liars like Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, or Donald Trump is doomed to fail."
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,910
|
TITLE: Barcelona attack terrorists who ACCIDENTALLY blew themselves up – 'targeted Eiffel Tower'
SENTENCE 1: The investigators, according to the study, also recovered a notebook in the ruins of the Alcanar property inscribed with the name of Abdelbaki Es Satty, the oldest member of the cell and what the researchers presume was the ringleader and recruiter.
SENTENCE 2: Barcelona terror attack: Pictures from the scene Fri, August 18, 2017 A white van has mounted the pavement and driven towards pedestrians in the Spanish city's tourist hotspot of Las Ramblas Play slideshow 1 of 16 Las Ramblas after a vehicle mounted the pavement and drove towards crowds Younes Abouyaaqoub, who drove the van in the attack at Las Ramblas, visited France at least three times from July to December 2016, and again on August 11 and 12, 2017, just days before the attack.
SENTENCE 3: “Considering the lethal resources assembled by the terrorists and their lethal intent, the death toll could have reached hundreds had they not accidentally blown up their bomb factory.” According to Mr Reinares and Ms García-Calvo the terror group’s plans were derailed a day before the Barcelona attacks after an abandoned house where they were storing explosive powder in the Spanish town of Alcanar exploded.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,899
|
TITLE: NARAL: Comparing Abortion to Slavery ‘Shameful & Vile’
SENTENCE 1: African pro-life activist Obianuju Ekeocha retweeted the NARAL message, saying she wanted to preserve the comment for posterity, “so that one day long after we are dead, there will be records of the inhumane sentiments that held up abortion.” I’m leaving this comment here so that one day long after we are dead, there will be records of the inhumane sentiments that held up abortion https://t.co/34BpZ9c7i6 — Obianuju Ekeocha (@obianuju) August 5, 2017 Abortion, like slavery in America, targets the black community in a particular way, and has been decried by countless black leaders as racist in its very roots.
SENTENCE 2: “Don’t black lives matter?” In their letter, the leaders noted that the rate of abortion among blacks is far higher than among whites, with “365 black babies aborted for every 1,000 that are born.” “Blacks account for roughly 38% of all abortions in the country though we represent only 13% of the population,” they said, citing statistics that underscore the heavily racist component of abortion in America.
SENTENCE 3: “Thus they hold that the individual’s freedom to murder nascent human offspring is an indispensable prerogative of American citizenship, which must be protected with the coercive force of law.” In its internal logic, Keyes said, this is “identical to what the proponents of race-based slavery said about the freedom of their communities and states.” Alveda King, the niece of civil rights champion Rev.
|
highly
|
[
"Abortion, like slavery in America, targets the black community in a particular way,",
"has been decried by countless black leaders as racist in its very roots"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If we say that abortions \"target\" a certain community, then we imply that it's something damaging that just happens, rather than a medical procedure people decide to undergo",
"If the article says that \"countless black leaders\" have this opinion, then it can avoid making sound arguments, relying on appeal to authority"
] | 19
|
3,937
|
TITLE: Tucker Takes On Liberal Over New PC Acronym: ‘LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP’ [VIDEO]
SENTENCE 1: Fox News’ Tucker Carlson took on a liberal Wednesday over new inclusiveness training in Canada that uses the acronym “LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP.” WATCH: Carlson interviewed Stephen Ledrew, the former president of the Liberal Party of Canada, over Canadian elementary school teachers attending an inclusiveness training that made use of the term “LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP,” which reportedly stands for, “Lesbian, Gay, Genderqueer, Bisexual, Demisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Twospirit, Intersex, Queer, Questioning, Asexual, Allies, Pansexual and Polyamorous.” Tucker said, “Well, the tolerance police have a lot of power here in America, in case you haven’t noticed, but they’re even stronger in Canada.
SENTENCE 2: Maybe that’s to teach kids the alphabet or not, but generally it’s referred to, the Prime Minister referred to it yesterday in the House of Commons during his apology as ‘LGBTQ.’ Some people don’t know what it means.
SENTENCE 3: It’s a question of tolerance.” The Daily Caller co-founder continued to try to get a solid answer from Ledrew, but the guest continued to defer.
|
slightly
|
[
"tolerance police"
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If this expression is used, then progressive movement are portrayed as a repressive, authoritarian force"
] | 19
|
3,934
|
TITLE: Lead is harmful at any dose; push is on to lower lead limits for Americans
SENTENCE 1: According to economist Werner Troesken, who led the new review, the latest data still shows that children exposed to lead at today's levels score lower on intelligence tests and suffer more low-level health problems during old age compared to non-exposed children.Based on these findings, the CDC decided to act on the recommendations of a federal advisory committee and lower the "level of concern" for lead exposure from 10 micrograms per deciliter (mcg/dL) -- children with levels of lead exposure as low as 1.3 mcg/dL showed symptoms of lead poisoning -- to 5 mcg/dL.But if lead has mostly been phased out of commercial use, what is the source of all this lead exposure today?
SENTENCE 2: But during a recent evaluation, the agency determined that there really is no safe level of exposure to lead, and that the only way to ensure public safety is to continue lowering this threshold every four years until it eventually reaches zero.It was previously believed that only higher exposures to lead through lead paint, lead piping and leaded gasoline, all of which have been phased out of use, were a threat to human health.
SENTENCE 3: In the 1970s, anything over 30 micrograms per deciliter was the official CDC definition for elevated childhood levels; in 1985 it dropped to 25, and in 1991 it dropped to 10," writes Cristy Gelling for the"Last year, the CDC endorsed a recommendation to use a shifting definition that would be lowered every four years, stating it cannot pinpoint a particular level of lead that is 'safe.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,905
|
TITLE: Days After Assange’s Twitter Account Reappears, It Tweets Mysterious Encryption Key, Music Video
SENTENCE 1: A week later, as if to compound this unusual activity, he has apparently decided to showcase his musical taste, together with a 60-character code, in a New Year’s Day tweet: The music video linked in the tweet is called “Paper Planes” and it was sung by Maya Arulpragasam.
SENTENCE 2: 12 hours later it reappeared, but the US Navy sent this strange tweet: … yes, strange indeed as they normally use a codename for Mr. @JulianAssange — AnonymousScandinavia (@AnonScan) December 25, 2017 At the time Wikileaks sent out a Tweet confirming that his “physical situation at the embassy remains unaltered”, meaning that he was safe – physically at least.
SENTENCE 3: There’s this one from October: 4767 5774 6a7a 4d6c 6330 666b 314a 3453 0000 0907 84b4 f787 7616 86f7 a737 5707 5736 — Julian Assange 🔹 (@JulianAssange) October 15, 2017 And a series of pre-commitments from 2016, a cryptographic technique to prevent unreleased information from being manipulated: pre-commitment 1: John Kerry 4bb96075acadc3d80b5ac872874c3037a386f4f595fe99e687439aabd0219809 — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) October 16, 2016 And another in August of that year.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,902
|
TITLE: Slow Car In Front To Increase Speed For Overtaking Lane – The Shovel
SENTENCE 1: Travelling 8 km per hour below the speed limit for the past half an hour, the car in front will accelerate for the overtaking lane, before returning to his original speed once the lane ends, it has emerged.
SENTENCE 2: “It’s such a good reminder!” Drivers behind said it was fun to be able to accelerate to the speed limit for 1.5km before slowing to a one-lane crawl again.
SENTENCE 3: So I’ll speed up now so no-one can overtake me, then slam on the brakes once we’re down to one lane again,” the driver reported.
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 19
|
3,853
|
TITLE: Clinton’s 1st Year In Office Would Have Been Much Shorter, Trump Claims – The Shovel
SENTENCE 1: Donald Trump marked his first year in office this weekend, saying it was the longest first year of any President ever, and much longer than Hillary Clinton’s first year would have been.
SENTENCE 2: “Just celebrated my first year – the longest first year ever.
SENTENCE 3: Or follow us on Facebook & Twitter & Instagram.
|
slightly
|
[
"the longest first year ever.",
"saying it was the longest first year of any President ever",
"much longer than Hillary Clinton’s first year would have been"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text exaggerates by claiming Trump’s first year was the 'longest ever,' then it risks creating a distorted impression of his presidency, making it seem more significant or challenging than it objectively was.",
"If the text suggests Trump’s first year was the 'longest' of any president ever, then it risks using hyperbolic language to exaggerate his experience without factual basis.",
"If the text compares Trump’s first year to Clinton’s hypothetical first year, then it risks making a speculative and unfounded claim about how her presidency might have unfolded."
] | 16
|
3,855
|
TITLE: BRITISH ARCHBISHOPS denigrate Christians for liking Donald Trump
SENTENCE 1: In November , he said, “I really, genuinely do not understand Christian support for Trump” with a very slight sneer of theo-political superiority, which isn’t at all uncommon among the Bishops of the Church of England: Breitbart Justin Welby was preaching at Canterbury cathedral at the same time as Pope Francis made oblique criticism of Trump in his traditional Christmas address in St Peter’s Square in Vatican City, (comparing Mary and Joseph to the Muslim freeloaders, rapists, and jihadists pretending to be refugees invading Europe) The pontiff made particular reference to the situation in the Middle East just two weeks after the US president inflamed tensions in the region by controversially recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
SENTENCE 2: Adding to the politicised onslaught, Mr. Bayes told the British left-wing Guardian newspaper: “Some of the things that have been said by religious leaders seem to collude with a system that marginalises the poor, a system which builds walls instead of bridges, a system which says people on the margins of society should be excluded, a system which says we’re not welcoming people any more into our country.” Bayes (below) even slammed Trump/Brexit voters who “bow the knee to hate” by tweeting this nauseatingly fake Amazon commercial featuring a Muslim imam and a Catholic priest, trying to make you think that Muslims and Christians in real life are BFFs.
SENTENCE 3: It wasn’t long ago that this Archbishop warned against developing a “culture of fear” towards Muslims in Britain and said the proportion of Muslims in Britain who are radicalized remained “extraordinarily small.” uk-dhimmi-archbishop-of-canterbury-says-there-is-too-much-hysteria-over-islamization-and-muslim-radicalization The Bishop of Liverpool, Paul Bayes, also attacks Christians who support President Donald Trump and “a system which builds walls instead of bridges.” Breitbart Paul Bayes, a senior figure in the Church of England, also appeared to argue that backing “rightwing populism” could be incompatible with biblical teaching.
|
slightly
|
[
"with a very slight sneer of theo-political superiority,",
"comparing Mary and Joseph to the Muslim freeloaders, rapists, and jihadists pretending to be refugees invading Europe)",
"Mr. Bayes told the British left-wing Guardian newspaper:",
"a system which builds walls instead of bridges,",
"Trump/Brexit voters who “bow the knee to hate”",
"weeting this nauseatingly fake Amazon commercial featuring a Muslim imam and a Catholic priest, trying to make you think that Muslims and Christians in real life are BFFs.",
"attacks Christians who support President Donald Trump",
"backing “rightwing populism” could be incompatible with biblical teaching."
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text describes the Archbishop’s tone as a 'sneer of theo-political superiority,' then it risks portraying religious leaders as dismissive or condescending toward Christians who support Trump, potentially alienating readers who align with those views.",
"If the text implies that Pope Francis compared Mary and Joseph to 'freeloaders, rapists, and jihadists,' then it risks misrepresenting the Pope’s message and perpetuating harmful stereotypes about Muslims.",
"If the text labels the Guardian as 'left-wing' without further context, then it risks framing the source as biased or politically motivated, potentially undermining its credibility for some readers.",
"If the text employs the metaphor of 'walls instead of bridges,' then it risks oversimplifying complex issues into emotionally charged binary choices, potentially reducing the depth of the discussion to mere symbolism.",
"If the text accuses Trump/Brexit voters of 'bowing the knee to hate,' then it risks demonizing an entire group of people and perpetuating divisive stereotypes.",
"If the text describes the Amazon commercial as 'nauseatingly fake' and suggests it falsely portrays interfaith relations, then it risks dismissing genuine efforts to promote unity and mutual understanding between religions.",
"If the text frames the Bishop’s critique as an 'attack,' then it risks polarizing the narrative and alienating readers who support Trump or right-wing populism.",
"If the text suggests that supporting right-wing populism is inherently incompatible with biblical teaching, then it risks oversimplifying complex theological debates and alienating conservative Christian readers."
] | 16
|
3,878
|
TITLE: Melania Trump Makes Apparent Retaliation For ‘Stormy Daniels’ Affair; Donald In Shambles
SENTENCE 1: SOLAR was among the interests to issue a statement criticizing the president’s decision, posting that they are “devastated to learn Trump has imposed a 30% tariff on solar panels virtually killing the solar industry.” As the company noted, Solar Energy Industries Association President and CEO Abigail Ross Hopper commented that the tariffs will “create a crisis in a part of our economy that has been thriving, which will ultimately cost tens of thousands of hard-working, blue-collar Americans their jobs.” Stunningly, the SEIA states that the tariffs “effectively will cause the loss of roughly 23,000 American jobs this year, including many in manufacturing, and it will result in the delay or cancellation of billions of dollars in solar investment.” The tariffs were imposed after a complaint was filed by the two foreign-owned solar companies Suniva and SolarWorld, and they’re just one step in an already long history of the president deciding to “go it alone” instead of cooperating with our allies and accepting that foreigners aren’t all out to get us.
SENTENCE 2: Grisham had previously told CNN that the first lady intended to attend the World Economic Forum “in a show of support for her husband, who intends to give remarks during his visit.” President Trump, for his part, remains a controversial figure in contexts like the World Economic Forum, having long established himself as fiercely committed to his “America First” agenda through such means as slapping protectionist tariffs on foreign goods including, most recently, solar panels.
SENTENCE 3: Other infamous instances of the president deciding to “go it alone” include his announcement of his intent to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accord, although it takes more than a belligerent announcement from the president to make that happen.
|
slightly
|
[
"virtually killing the solar industry",
"Stunningly, the SEIA states that the tariffs “effectively will cause the loss of roughly 23,000 American jobs",
"deciding to “go it alone” instead of cooperating with our allies and accepting that foreigners aren’t all out to get us.",
"slapping protectionist tariffs on foreign goods",
"infamous instances",
"a belligerent announcement from the presiden"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text uses hyperbolic language like 'virtually killing the solar industry,' then it risks sensationalizing the impact of the tariffs without providing sufficient evidence or context.",
"If the text emphasizes job losses with emotionally charged adjectives like 'stunningly,' then it risks exaggerating the severity of the situation and evoking unnecessary alarm.",
"If the text frames the president’s actions as a refusal to cooperate with allies, then it risks oversimplifying complex trade policy decisions and perpetuating divisive rhetoric about foreign relations.",
"If the text uses dismissive language like 'slapping protectionist tariffs,' then it risks framing the president’s trade policies in a pejorative manner without acknowledging potential justifications or complexities.",
"If the text labels policy decisions as 'infamous,' then it risks introducing subjective judgment that undermines the neutrality of the reporting and alienates readers who may support such decisions.",
"If the text describes the president’s announcement as 'belligerent,' then it risks using emotionally charged language to frame the action as inherently aggressive or unreasonable."
] | 16
|
3,881
|
TITLE: LIVE: Delta Flight with 131 Passengers On Board To Make Emergency Landing at LAX
SENTENCE 1: A Delta Airlines 757-200 aircraft with 131 passengers aboard that just took off from LAX is being forced to turn around and make an emergency landing due to mechanical problems.
SENTENCE 2: LIVE FEED VIA FOX LA:
|
slightly
|
[
"A Delta Airlines 757-200 aircraft with 131 passengers aboard",
"is being forced to turn around and make an emergency landing"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text includes specific details like the aircraft model and number of passengers, then it risks evoking unnecessary fear by emphasizing the scale of the incident without providing meaningful context about its severity.",
"If the text uses dramatic language like 'forced to turn around' and 'emergency landing,' then it risks sensationalizing the event and provoking anxiety rather than fostering calm and factual understanding."
] | 16
|
3,889
|
TITLE: 5 Signs You’re Secretly A Stable Genius
SENTENCE 1: You’re quick to see the value of a diverse range of opinions from neo- nazis to white supremacists to child molesters, but you’re also the kind of stable genius who understands the value of agreeing with whoever spoke last and/or loudest.
SENTENCE 2: Since Donald J. Trump proclaimed himself a “stable genius”, many in the media have openly mocked him, but now some of the world’s leading psychologists and neurologists have uncovered some surprising characteristics of a stable genius that just may support the American President’s claims after all.
SENTENCE 3: Yes it sounds obvious but scientists insist that the number one sign that you are a stable genius is to tweet about how much of a stable genius you are.
|
slightly
|
[
"from neo- nazis to white supremacists to child molesters,",
"but you’re also the kind of stable genius who understands the value of agreeing with whoever spoke last and/or loudest.",
"some of the world’s leading psychologists and neurologists have uncovered some surprising characteristics",
"that just may support the American President’s claims after all.\n",
"number one sign that you are a stable genius is to tweet about how much of a stable genius you are"
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text lists neo-nazis, white supremacists, and child molesters as examples of 'diverse opinions,' then it risks normalizing or trivializing these harmful ideologies and criminal behaviors by framing them as valid perspectives.",
"If the text sarcastically describes 'agreeing with whoever spoke last and/or loudest' as a characteristic of a 'stable genius,' then it risks mocking the concept of intellectual rigor while reinforcing shallow decision-making as a norm.",
"If the text claims that psychologists and neurologists have identified traits of a 'stable genius,' then it risks presenting unsubstantiated or exaggerated claims without evidence, potentially misleading readers about the credibility of the research.",
"If the text suggests that scientific findings might validate the president’s self-proclaimed status as a 'stable genius,' then it risks blurring fact and fiction, undermining the distinction between satire and serious reporting.",
"If the text suggests that self-promotion through tweeting is a sign of being a 'stable genius,' then it risks mocking the behavior while simultaneously normalizing narcissistic tendencies as a desirable trait."
] | 16
|
3,868
|
TITLE: Health – Page 2 – Awareness Act
SENTENCE 1: Depression can appear out of nowhere and when it does, it can be hard to get it to go away.
SENTENCE 2: However, you don’t need an antidepressant prescription to …
|
moderately
|
[
"Depression can appear out of nowhere",
"you don’t need an antidepressant prescription"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text suggests that depression can appears 'out of nowhere,' then it risks oversimplifying the condition and ignoring potential contributing factors such as genetics, trauma, or environmental stressors.",
"If the text implies that antidepressants are unnecessary for treating depression, then it risks downplaying the importance of professional medical treatment and potentially discouraging individuals from seeking necessary care."
] | 16
|
3,858
|
TITLE: Impoverished Uni Student Torn Between Penalty Rates And Day Of National Celebration
SENTENCE 1: It would be nice to just blow out one day.” “Once I finish this degree that’s going to in-debt me for the rest of my life and only improve my chances of career success and satisfaction marginally then I can enjoy myself on this public holidays.” Brooks’ house mate Jack Marshall told us he feels moderately sorry for the long term retail sufferer.
SENTENCE 2: “Every year I spend the month leading up to a public holiday telling myself that it’s smart to lock myself away in the confines of employment at the hardware store I work at (Jims Bits N Bobs),” he told The Advocate today.
SENTENCE 3: They wake up in the morning and are bubbling with joy at the chance to have a free day to consume as much drugs and/or alcohol as they want, and I start to feel very sad” he said.
|
slightly
|
[
"and only improve my chances of career success and satisfaction marginally",
"it’s smart to lock myself away in the confines of employment",
"They wake up in the morning and are bubbling with joy at the chance to have a free day to consume as much drugs and/or alcohol as they want,"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text minimizes the value of education by suggesting it marginally improves career prospects, then it risks undermining the broader benefits of higher education, such as personal growth and societal contribution.",
"If the text frames working during holidays as a ‘smart’ choice, then it risks normalizing the pressure to prioritize financial survival over personal well-being, which can perpetuate systemic issues around low wages and poor work-life balance.",
"If the text implies that everyone celebrates public holidays by consuming excessive substances, then it risks perpetuating stereotypes about leisure activities and dismissing healthier ways people might spend their time."
] | 16
|
3,845
|
TITLE: Zambia Must Clarify Whether It Will Host Israel-Africa Summit
SENTENCE 1: “Palestine was not the only location examined for the establishment of a Jewish state.” The overwhelming number of colonies in Africa did not gain their independence from European imperialism until after World War II with the upsurge of national liberation movements in Sudan, the Gold Coast (Ghana), Algeria, Tunisia, Kenya, Angola, Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), Southwest Africa (Namibia), etc. After the century-long existence of the Atlantic Slave Trade which uprooted millions of Africans from the continent to Europe, North America, Central America, the Caribbean and South America, the advent of classic colonialism was imposed on the continent.
SENTENCE 2: I hope one day I have the opportunity to visit those institutions and to visit Zambia.” Africa and Israel: A comparative history Although Jewish people were subjected to national discrimination in Europe and the United States during the 19th and 20th centuries, today since the recognition of the State of Israel by the United Nations in May 1948 most people do not consider them to be an oppressed people.
SENTENCE 3: A lot of benefits are expected out of this trip.” “Zambia is one of the few countries within the AU which has a military attache stationed in Israel where it opened an embassy in 2015.” Unfortunately, no statement was recorded in the same publication which cites the plight of the Palestinian people who share a similar history with Africans as it relates to colonialism and imperialism.
|
slightly
|
[
"“Palestine was not the only location examined for the establishment of a Jewish state.”",
"The overwhelming number of colonies in Africa did not gain their independence from European imperialism until after World War II",
"After the century-long existence of the Atlantic Slave Trade which uprooted millions of Africans from the continent to Europe, North America, Central America, the Caribbean and South America,",
"Although Jewish people were subjected to national discrimination in Europe and the United States during the 19th and 20th centuries, today since the recognition of the State of Israel by the United Nations in May 1948 most people do not consider them to be an oppressed people.",
"the Palestinian people who share a similar history with Africans as it relates to colonialism and imperialism."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If you frame Palestine as one of many options considered for a Jewish state, then you risk downplaying the historical significance and consequences of choosing Palestine, including its impact on the Palestinian people.",
"If you emphasize that African colonies gained independence only after World War II, then you risk minimizing the centuries-long resistance against colonial rule and the broader context of imperialism.",
"If you describe the Atlantic Slave Trade as merely a 'century-long existence,' then you risk understating its devastating and long-lasting impact on African societies and cultures.",
"If you contrast past discrimination against Jewish people with their current status, then you risk ignoring ongoing debates about systemic inequalities faced by marginalized groups within Israel and the occupied territories.",
"If you draw parallels between the histories of Palestinians and Africans regarding colonialism, then you risk oversimplifying the unique contexts and challenges faced by each group, potentially undermining their distinct experiences."
] | 16
|
3,879
|
TITLE: Driver Plows Car Into Pedestrians Along Beach In Rio de Janeiro; Multiple Victims
SENTENCE 1: BRAZIL — More than a dozen people are injured and at least one child has been killed after a car plowed into a crowd in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro.
SENTENCE 2: It was strange, because the traffic was very slow.” Video from the scene showed the horrific aftermath.
SENTENCE 3: A witness told GloboNews, “Chairs flew, we did not realize it was a car until […] we saw people lying on the floor.
|
highly
|
[
"More than a dozen people are injured and at least one child has been killed",
"Chairs flew, we did not realize it was a car until […] we saw people lying on the floor.",
"after a car plowed into a crowd",
"It was strange, because the traffic was very slow",
"Video from the scene showed the horrific aftermath.\n"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text highlights the number of victims without providing context about the cause or circumstances, then it risks sensationalizing the tragedy by emphasizing the scale of harm without fostering understanding.",
"If the text includes a dramatic and vivid eyewitness account, then it risks prioritizing emotional impact over factual reporting, potentially sensationalizing the incident and detracting from its broader implications.",
"If the text uses the phrase 'plowed into a crowd,' then it risks evoking strong emotional reactions by framing the incident in a graphic and dramatic manner, potentially prioritizing shock value over clarity.",
"If the text includes a seemingly irrelevant detail about traffic being slow, then it risks distracting from the seriousness of the incident by introducing superfluous information that does not contribute to understanding the event.",
"If the text describes the aftermath as 'horrific,' then it risks appealing to morbid curiosity or evoking unnecessary fear, potentially overshadowing the need for a factual and empathetic discussion of the tragedy."
] | 16
|
3,843
|
TITLE: Is life an ILLUSION? Researchers prove 'reality doesn't exist if you're not looking at it'
SENTENCE 1: In 1978, Mr Wheeler’s proposed experiment involved a moving object that was given the choice to act like a wave or a particle – the former acting as a vibration with a frequency that can distinguish it from other waves and the latter having no frequency that you can determine its position in space, unlike a wave – and at what point does it ‘decide’ to act like one or the other.
SENTENCE 2: At the time, the technology was not available to conduct a strong experiment, but scientists have now been able to carry it out.
SENTENCE 3: Life is an illusion, at least on a quantum level, in a theory which has recently been confirmed by a set of researchers.
|
slightly
|
[
"confirmed by a set of researchers.",
"In 1978, Mr Wheeler’s proposed experiment involved a moving object that was given the choice to act like a wave or a particle – the former acting as a vibration with a frequency that can distinguish it from other waves and the latter having no frequency that you can determine its position in space, unlike a wave – and at what point does it ‘decide’ to act like one or the other"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If you claim that a theory has been \"confirmed by a set of researchers\" without providing evidence or details, then you risk undermining the credibility of the claim.\n",
"If you describe particles as being \"given the choice\" and as \"deciding\" to act like a wave or a particle, then you risk misleading readers into thinking that particles have agency or consciousness. Additionally, the explanation of wave-particle duality is oversimplified and may confuse readers about the actual scientific principles, such as the role of measurement in determining particle behavior."
] | 16
|
3,852
|
TITLE: Mueller Announces New Trump Cabinet Interview That Has Donald In Full Freakout
SENTENCE 1: ‘The White House turned over records this fall to special counsel Robert Mueller revealing that in the very first days of the Trump presidency, Don McGahn researched federal law dealing both with lying to federal investigators and with violations of the Logan Act, a centuries-old federal law that prohibits private citizens from negotiating with foreign governments, according to three people with direct knowledge of the confidential government documents.’ While it may have taken nearly three weeks for Flynn’s crimes to be addressed by the White House by firing him, it only took five days for Yates herself to be fired after warning McGahn about Flynn.
SENTENCE 2: Witness interviews included even members of the president’s most inner circle, as well as interviews of witnesses to the acts that to even the most untrained eye appear to constitute obstruction by the president.
SENTENCE 3: ‘Flynn’s tenure in the White House and his firing by Trump are among the topics Mueller’s team has been asking witnesses to discuss, and they are likely to be part of any questioning of the president.
|
slightly
|
[
"a centuries-old federal law that prohibits private citizens from negotiating with foreign governments",
"Don McGahn researched federal law dealing both with lying to federal investigators and with violations of the Logan Act",
"according to three people with direct knowledge of the confidential government documents.",
"Flynn’s crimes to be addressed by the White House by firing him,",
"it only took five days for Yates herself to be fired after warning McGahn about Flynn.",
"to even the most untrained eye appear to constitute obstruction by the president.\n",
"Flynn’s tenure in the White House and his firing by Trump are among the topics Mueller’s team has been asking witnesses to discuss",
"they are likely to be part of any questioning of the president."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text describes the Logan Act as a ‘centuries-old’ law, then it risks framing it as outdated or irrelevant without addressing its potential modern-day applicability.",
"If the text highlights Don McGahn researching laws about lying and the Logan Act, then it risks implying that these actions were directly tied to suspicious behavior without providing explicit evidence.",
"if the text attributes the claim to ‘three people with direct knowledge,’ then it risks relying on anonymous sources, which may undermine the credibility of the information.",
"If the text refers to Flynn’s actions as ‘crimes’ before legal proceedings conclude, then it risks prejudging his guilt and influencing readers' perceptions.",
"if the text emphasizes the timing of Yates’s firing, then it risks implying causation (that she was fired specifically for warning McGahn) without providing direct evidence.",
"If the text claims that the acts appear as obstruction even to an ‘untrained eye,’ then it risks oversimplifying a complex legal concept and influencing readers to prematurely conclude guilt.",
"If the text lists Flynn’s firing as a key topic for Mueller’s investigation, then it risks focusing disproportionately on one individual without addressing broader patterns of conduct.",
"If the text speculates about what will likely be asked during questioning of the president, then it risks spreading unverified assumptions about the investigation’s focus."
] | 16
|
3,846
|
TITLE: Surprise: Socialist Hotbed Of Venezuela Has Lost Half It’s Economy
SENTENCE 1: He added that inflation is skyrocketing this year because of “the loss of confidence in the nation’s currency.” This year will mark the third consecutive year of double-digit contractions in Venezuela’s gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity.
SENTENCE 2: The nation’s GDP declined 16% in 2016, 14% last year and it’s projected to fall 15% this year, according to the IMF.
SENTENCE 3: Unemployment will reach 30% and prices on all types of goods in the country will rise 13,000% this year, according to new figures published Thursday by the International Monetary Fund.
|
slightly
|
[
"inflation is skyrocketing this year because of “the loss of confidence in the nation’s currency.”"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If you attribute inflation solely to 'loss of confidence in the nation’s currency,' then you risk oversimplifying the complex causes of Venezuela’s economic crisis, such as sanctions, mismanagement, and external pressures."
] | 16
|
3,883
|
TITLE: High School Coach Admits To Sexually Abusing 3 Teens
SENTENCE 1: At Monday’s court appearance, Johnny Arellano 26, of Norwalk pleaded no contest to three felony counts: one count of oral copulation of a person under 16 and two counts of oral copulation of a person under 18.
SENTENCE 2: After further investigation, law enforcement learned of a third teenage girl who was involved in a sexual relationship with Arellano between August and September 2017, according to the prosecutor.
SENTENCE 3: Deputy District Attorney Michael DeRose of the Victim Impact Program, who prosecuted the case, said Arellano was the former assistant track coach at Norwalk High School.
|
slightly
|
[
"a third teenage girl who was involved in a sexual relationship with Arellano"
] |
[
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text frames the abuse as a 'sexual relationship,' then it risks normalizing or legitimizing the exploitation of minors by an adult in a position of authority."
] | 16
|
3,874
|
TITLE: The Truly Genuine and Honest Signs of the Zodiac, Ranked from Most to Least
SENTENCE 1: Scorpio While Scorpio is one of the most loyal signs of the zodiac, they are also known for their honesty.
SENTENCE 2: So which zodiac signs are the most genuine and honest, and which ones are completely on the other side of the scale?
SENTENCE 3: Their honesty is rooted in their desire to be themselves, and due to this, they refuse to tell anything but the truth.
|
slightly
|
[
"they are also known for their honesty.",
"Scorpio is one of the most loyal signs of the zodiac",
"So which zodiac signs are the most genuine and honest,",
"and which ones are completely on the other side of the scale?\n",
"Their honesty is rooted in their desire to be themselves",
"they refuse to tell anything but the truth."
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text attributes honesty to Scorpios as a defining characteristic, then it risks reinforcing oversimplified and unsubstantiated claims about human behavior based on astrology.",
"If the text assigns loyalty as an inherent trait of Scorpios, then it risks perpetuating astrological stereotypes that generalize personality traits based on zodiac signs without scientific evidence.",
"If the text frames the ranking of zodiac signs by honesty as a meaningful inquiry, then it risks promoting pseudoscientific ideas and trivializing the complexity of human behavior.",
"If the text implies that some zodiac signs are inherently dishonest, then it risks perpetuating negative stereotypes and reducing individuals to generalized labels.",
"If the text explains Scorpios’ honesty as a result of their desire to be authentic, then it risks romanticizing zodiac-based personality traits while ignoring individual differences and psychological nuances.",
"If the text portrays Scorpios as incapable of dishonesty, then it risks oversimplifying human behavior and disregarding the complexities of truth-telling in real-life situations."
] | 16
|
3,850
|
TITLE: What Western Imperialism Is Up to Now in Zimbabwe
SENTENCE 1: “Less attention should be paid to the status of the land reform and more to the rebirth of the ESAP under the new President Emmerson Mnangagwa.” In and of itself a coup does not necessarily indicate that the action is against the people’s interest, whether the nature of the incoming government is revolutionary or neo-colonialist.
SENTENCE 2: The Reuters story also implies that returning the farm to Smart could signify a reversing of the entire land redistribution process by the new president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, for the sake of the economic recovery of the country.
SENTENCE 3: Fast forward to today, following the removal of Robert Mugabe from power last November, less attention should be paid to the status of the land reform and more to the rebirth of the ESAP under the new President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
|
slightly
|
[
"Less attention should be paid to the status of the land reform",
"more to the rebirth of the ESAP under the new President Emmerson Mnangagwa.”",
"following the removal of Robert Mugabe from power last November"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text uses 'should' to suggest deprioritizing land reform, then it risks presenting a subjective opinion as an objective fact, potentially influencing readers to overlook the historical and social significance of addressing land inequalities.",
"If you prioritize the rebirth of the ESAP over land reform, then you risk emphasizing neoliberal economic policies at the expense of social justice and equity.",
"If the text focuses solely on the removal of Mugabe without addressing the systemic issues that persist, then it risks reducing Zimbabwe’s challenges to the actions of one individual."
] | 16
|
3,890
|
TITLE: Mayor Robertson ‘Proud’ To Have Fulfilled Promise To End Housing Affordability And Increase Homelessness
SENTENCE 1: “When I first stood here 10 years ago I vowed to increase homelessness and end housing affordability once and for all, or something to that effect.” Pointing to a “booming” homeless population, Robertson said, “homelessness has doubled since I was elected, honestly no other Canadian city can even keep up with the numbers we’re getting.” “Also, Vancouver is now world famous for its housing affordability and we should all be immensely proud of that, particularly me.” Related: Vancouver Residents Urged To Remain Calm Amid Reports Of Mystery Liquid Falling From Sky “People said it couldn’t be done but now this city is almost unrecognizable since I took over,” he added, as his followers cheered exuberantly.
SENTENCE 2: Looking back over his 10 years as Vancouver’s highest ranking official, Robertson spoke passionately and defiantly about his work as mayor and the legacy he will leave to the city of Vancouver.
SENTENCE 3: VANCOUVER, BC—Announcing his intention to not seek re-election for a 4th term in front of family, friends, colleagues and supporters, Mayor Gregor Robertson today declared “mission accomplished” having solved all of Vancouver’s problems ahead of schedule.
|
slightly
|
[
"I vowed to increase homelessness and end housing affordability once and for al",
"Pointing to a “booming” homeless population",
"“homelessness has doubled since I was elected, honestly no other Canadian city can even keep up with the numbers we’re getting.",
"Vancouver is now world famous for its housing affordability and we should all be immensely proud of that, particularly me",
"Robertson spoke passionately and defiantly about his work as mayor and the legacy he will leave",
"declared “mission accomplished” having solved all of Vancouver’s problems ahead of schedule"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text sarcastically claims that the mayor vowed to worsen homelessness and housing affordability, then it risks trivializing serious societal issues and mocking the struggles of marginalized groups.",
"If the text uses the term 'booming' to describe an increase in homelessness, then it risks normalizing or downplaying the severity of the issue by framing it in a positive light.",
"If the text boasts about increasing homelessness as an achievement, then it risks perpetuating harmful narratives and alienating readers who view homelessness as a critical social problem.",
"If the text sarcastically celebrates Vancouver's lack of housing affordability, then it risks mocking the struggles of residents facing unaffordable housing while glorifying systemic failures.",
"If the text describes Robertson as speaking 'defiantly' about his legacy, then it risks portraying him as dismissive of criticism or accountability for his policies, potentially undermining public trust.",
"If the text sarcastically claims that Vancouver’s problems have been solved, then it risks mocking the real challenges faced by residents and dismissing ongoing systemic issues like homelessness and housing affordability."
] | 16
|
3,871
|
TITLE: CNN Kept Shouting Questions At Trump — He Silenced Them With One Word [VIDEO]
SENTENCE 1: Donald Trump opened himself to the White House press corps for the first time after Democratic lawmakers leaked his controversial “s***hole” comments to the media last week, and delivered yet another exchange with reporters in the process.
SENTENCE 2: As staffers asked the press to leave the Oval Office, a barrage of questions were shouted at the president.
SENTENCE 3: Trump touted economic achievement over the last couple months of his administration, noting the historically low black unemployment numbers and the return of manufacturing jobs.
|
slightly
|
[
"a barrage of questions were shouted at the president.",
"Democratic lawmakers leaked his controversial “s***hole” comments",
"delivered yet another exchange with reporters in the process.",
"noting the historically low black unemployment numbers"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text describes reporters’ behavior as a 'barrage of questions,' then it risks portraying the press as aggressive or combative, potentially undermining public perception of journalistic practices.",
"If the text attributes the leaking of Trump’s comments solely to Democratic lawmakers, then it risks oversimplifying a complex situation and framing the issue in a partisan manner without acknowledging broader context.",
"If the text uses the phrase 'yet another exchange,' then it risks normalizing contentious interactions between Trump and reporters, potentially downplaying the significance of the event.",
"If the text highlights historically low black unemployment without providing context (e.g., whether these trends predate Trump’s administration), then it risks presenting a one-sided narrative about economic achievements."
] | 16
|
3,857
|
TITLE: Entire Group Chat Gradually Likes The Instagram Photo They Were Just Bitching About
SENTENCE 1: The photo in question is one that see’s Kate, Instagram name keepingupwithkate, kneeling in front of a mirror with a concave arch in her spine, a technique employed by a number influencers that gives the illusion of a fuller, more peach-like butt.
SENTENCE 2: One group member, who wished to remain anonymous, is referring to the caption that Kate uploaded with her photo, which The Advocate understands is a double entendre that is essentially a sexual proposition to her followers.
SENTENCE 3: Another factor worth acknowledging is that the majority of these girls are Gemini’s, who are notorious for this kind of behaviour” The world is definitely a more complicated place now, all we can advise is keep your friends close, and your frenemies closer.
|
slightly
|
[
"technique employed by a number influencers that gives the illusion of a fuller, more peach-like butt.",
"The photo in question is one that see’s Kate, Instagram name keepingupwithkate,",
"which The Advocate understands is a double entendre that is essentially a sexual proposition to her followers.",
"One group member, who wished to remain anonymous,",
"the majority of these girls are Gemini’s, who are notorious for this kind of behaviour”",
"The world is definitely a more complicated place now, all we can advise is keep your friends close, and your frenemies closer."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text describes the pose as a calculated technique for creating an illusion, then it risks reducing the photo to a superficial critique of influencer culture without acknowledging broader contexts like self-expression or body positivity.",
"If the text highlights Kate’s Instagram username, then it risks focusing on personal identifiers, which may perpetuate gossip or judgment about her actions.",
"If the text interprets the caption as a sexual proposition, then it risks oversimplifying or misinterpreting the intent behind the caption, potentially leading to unfair judgments about Kate’s character.",
"If the text attributes the critique to an anonymous group member, then it risks spreading unverified opinions while shielding the source from accountability.",
"If the text attributes behavior to zodiac signs, then it risks perpetuating stereotypes and dismissing individual agency by suggesting that personality traits are predetermined by astrology.",
"If the text uses sarcasm to conclude with advice about frenemies, then it risks trivializing the dynamics of group behavior and reducing complex social interactions to a cliche."
] | 16
|
3,848
|
TITLE: Trump Tweets Desperate 4AM Nonsense During Wednesday Robert Mueller Panic
SENTENCE 1: An even bigger bombshell was dropped when reports revealed that Mueller is also interested in questions around the day Trump summoned former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe to the Oval Office to ask him who he voted for in 2016.
SENTENCE 2: Even more odd, not to mention heartless, is Trump’s failure to acknowledge the eleventh school shooting of 2018 (11 school shootings in 23 days) in Marshall County, Kentucky.
SENTENCE 3: According to news reports, Mueller has now interviewed a key member of Trump’s inner circle, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Further interviews were conducted with former FBI Director James Comey and former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates.
|
moderately
|
[
"An even bigger bombshell was dropped",
"Trump summoned former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe to the Oval Office to ask him who he voted for in 2016.",
"Even more odd, not to mention heartless,",
"a key member of Trump’s inner circle, Attorney General Jeff Sessions",
"Further interviews were conducted with former FBI Director James Comey and former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If you describe the situation as a 'bombshell,' then you risk sensationalizing the event and evoking strong emotional reactions rather than focusing on the factual significance of Mueller's interest in the matter.",
"If you frame Trump’s actions as merely asking McCabe about his vote, then you risk downplaying the potential ethical and legal implications of such a question, particularly regarding the misuse of presidential power.",
"If you describe Trump’s failure to acknowledge the school shooting as 'odd' and 'heartless,' then you risk assigning moral judgment without providing evidence of intent or context for his silence.",
"If you describe Jeff Sessions as a 'key member of Trump’s inner circle,' then you risk implying that his involvement makes him more significant or culpable than other figures, potentially biasing the reader’s perception.",
"If you list interviews with high-profile individuals like Comey and Yates without explaining their relevance, then you risk creating a narrative that prioritizes personalities over the substance of the investigation."
] | 16
|
3,891
|
TITLE: Remember This Former Reality TV Star? Well You Won’t Believe What He’s Up To Now…
SENTENCE 1: Sometime he pretends he’s working, but really he’s just playing golf.
SENTENCE 2: We’ll be sure to check in on him in another 10 years or so and see what’s he’s up to.
SENTENCE 3: Well its host, Donald J. Trump, is a name you probably haven’t heard of in a while but this former reality tv star has been keeping himself pretty busy.
|
slightly
|
[
"he pretends he’s working,",
"but really he’s just playing golf.\n",
"We’ll be sure to check in on him in another 10 years or so",
"Donald J. Trump, is a name you probably haven’t heard of in a while"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text suggests that the individual is pretending to work, then it risks portraying him as lazy or insincere without providing evidence to substantiate such a claim.",
"If the text implies that playing golf is not legitimate work, then it risks trivializing the activity and perpetuating stereotypes about leisure activities being incompatible with productivity.",
"If the text uses vague language like 'check in on him,' then it risks creating an air of dismissiveness or condescension toward the individual’s future endeavors.",
"If the text sarcastically claims that Donald J. Trump is someone readers might not have heard of recently, then it risks mocking or downplaying his prominence, potentially alienating readers with differing political views."
] | 16
|
3,851
|
TITLE: Is Anyone On the Side of the Congolese Now? Ann Garrison speaks to Jean-Claude Maswana
SENTENCE 1: Africa, Asia, and the free and liberated peoples in every corner of the globe will ever remain at the side of the millions of Congolese who will not abandon the struggle until the day when there will be no more colonizers and no more of their mercenaries in our country."
SENTENCE 2: In December 2016 when the Catholic Church played a key role in the so-called December 31st Agreement between Kabila and the opposition, I didn’t feel the Catholic Church was on the side of the people.
SENTENCE 3: AG: Early on you explained that the only real agency on behalf of the Congolese people is in the hands of the Congolese people, who would themselves have to stop recognizing Kabila as the rightful president.
|
slightly
|
[
"Africa, Asia, and the free and liberated peoples in every corner of the globe will ever remain at the side of the millions of Congolese",
"who will not abandon the struggle until the day when there will be no more colonizers and no more of their mercenaries in our country.",
"in the so-called December 31st Agreement",
"I didn’t feel the Catholic Church was on the side of the people",
"the only real agency on behalf of the Congolese people",
"who would themselves have to stop recognizing Kabila as the rightful president."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims that all of Africa, Asia, and other ‘free and liberated peoples’ are on the side of the Congolese, then it risks oversimplifying global solidarity and ignoring divisions or lack of unified support for the Congolese struggle.",
"If the text frames the struggle solely in terms of eliminating colonizers and mercenaries, then it risks reducing the complexity of the Congo’s challenges to a single narrative, potentially overlooking internal dynamics like governance or corruption.",
"If the text refers to the agreement as ‘so-called,’ then it risks undermining its legitimacy without providing evidence, potentially leading readers to dismiss its potential importance or outcomes.",
"If the text claims the Catholic Church wasn’t on the side of the people, then it risks presenting a subjective opinion as fact, which could alienate readers who view the Church’s role differently.",
"If the text suggests that only the Congolese people have agency, then it risks dismissing the potential role of external actors or international support in addressing the Congo’s challenges.",
"If the text implies that rejecting Kabila is the only solution, then it risks oversimplifying the political situation and ignoring the broader systemic issues at play."
] | 16
|
3,877
|
TITLE: JUST IN: Supreme Court Makes Dramatic Anti-Trump Ruling; Donald Tweet Tantrum Coming
SENTENCE 1: Rule… This win, coupled with the administration’s actions in proposing to repeal the rule and seek input on how to properly define ‘waters of the U.S.,’ puts us one step closer to addressing this deeply problematic rule and the confusion it has created.’ The administration’s apparent legal incompetence on the matter of the Waters of the U.S.
SENTENCE 2: In the aftermath of the rule’s implementation, interests in the matter brought dozens of lawsuits against the government, and in one of them, the Supreme Court has just unanimously ruled against the government — in other words, against the Trump administration.
SENTENCE 3: National Mining Association President and CEO Hal Quinn was thrilled with the outcome, commenting Monday: ‘Today’s unanimous Supreme Court decision provides much needed clarity and affirms our longstanding position that the Clean Water Act empowers the federal district courts, not the courts of appeals, to initially review legal challenges to the Waters of the U.S.
|
slightly
|
[
"the administration’s actions in proposing to repeal the rule and seek input on how to properly define ‘waters of the U.S.,",
"against the government — in other words, against the Trump administration.",
"Hal Quinn was thrilled with the outcome"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text labels the Trump administration as 'apparently legally incompetent,' then it risks making a subjective and unsubstantiated claim that could alienate readers and detract from the factual reporting of the Supreme Court's decision.",
"If the text frames the Supreme Court’s ruling as specifically targeting the Trump administration rather than addressing the broader legal issue, then it risks politicizing the decision and fostering unnecessary partisan division.",
"If the text highlights the emotional reaction of an industry representative ('thrilled') without balancing it with perspectives from other stakeholders (e.g., environmental groups), then it risks presenting a one-sided narrative that favors corporate interests."
] | 16
|
3,886
|
TITLE: REVEALED: Comey’s Original Hillary Clinton Email Memo Suggested Possible Felony Violations
SENTENCE 1: Johnson explained, “The edits to Director Comey’s public statement, made months prior to the conclusion of the FBI’s investigation of Secretary Clinton’s conduct, had a significant impact on the FBI’s public evaluation of the implications of her actions.” “This effort, seen in light of the personal animus toward then-candidate Trump by senior agents leading the Clinton investigation and their apparent desire to create an ‘insurance policy’ against Mr. Trump’s election, raise profound questions about the FBI’s role and possible interference in the 2016 presidential election,” Sen.
SENTENCE 2: Comey wrote, “Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statute proscribing gross negligence in the handling of classified information and of the statute proscribing misdemeanor mishandling, my judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case.” The FBI explained to Congress that the edits were made by staffers to Comey and then accepted by the former FBI director before he announced later in July 2016 that he would not pursue criminal charges against Hillary Clinton.
SENTENCE 3: FBI subordinates changed that characterization to the weaker it was “possible.” The document also details that on five separate occasions the memo was altered from terms such as “grossly negligent,” which would imply evidence supporting felony and misdemeanor crimes, to the more innocuous “extremely careless.” The Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a new investigation into the Clinton Foundation, as reported by The Hill on Thursday night.
|
slightly
|
[
"had a significant impact on the FBI’s public evaluation of the implications of her actions.",
"personal animus toward then-candidate Trump by senior agents leading the Clinton investigation",
"and their apparent desire to create an ‘insurance policy’ against Mr. Trump’s election,",
"my judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case.”",
"the edits were made by staffers to Comey and then accepted by the former FBI director",
"from terms such as “grossly negligent,” which would imply evidence supporting felony and misdemeanor crimes, to the more innocuous “extremely careless.”",
"FBI subordinates changed that characterization to the weaker it was “possible.”"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims that edits to Comey’s statement significantly altered the FBI’s public evaluation, then it risks implying bias or manipulation without providing concrete evidence of such intent.",
"If the text suggests personal animus among senior agents without substantiating evidence, then it risks promoting unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that undermine trust in law enforcement institutions.",
"If the text implies that senior agents sought to interfere in the 2016 election through an ‘insurance policy,’ then it risks perpetuating speculative narratives that lack verifiable proof.",
"If the text highlights Comey’s judgment while omitting context about the legal standards for prosecution, then it risks oversimplifying the rationale behind his decision and undermining its credibility.",
"If the text attributes the edits solely to staffers and Comey’s acceptance without exploring their reasoning or process, then it risks framing the changes as arbitrary or biased without sufficient evidence.",
"If the text contrasts ‘grossly negligent’ with ‘extremely careless’ as though the latter absolves responsibility, then it risks oversimplifying the legal distinctions between these terms.",
"If the text describes the change in wording as deliberately weakening the characterization, then it risks implying intent to downplay wrongdoing without providing evidence of such motive."
] | 16
|
3,869
|
TITLE: 3 Republican Women Just Beat Beyonce For Most Admired Woman In The World
SENTENCE 1: Obama and Clinton have had long runs at the number one spot, but among the celebrities and politicians who made it on the list were notable Republicans.
SENTENCE 2: Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama were number one and number two on the list but three notable Republican women made it into the top 10.
SENTENCE 3: This indicates she remains top of mind for enough people who like her to be named more than any other woman in response to the open-ended question, finishing ahead of some women who may be better liked overall but are not as prominent in people’s minds.
|
slightly
|
[
"Obama and Clinton have had long runs at the number one spot",
"but among the celebrities and politicians who made it on the list were notable Republicans.",
"Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama were number one and number two on the list",
"but three notable Republican women made it into the top 10.",
"This indicates she remains top of mind for enough people who like her",
"finishing ahead of some women who may be better liked overall but are not as prominent in people’s minds."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text emphasizes that Obama and Clinton have dominated the top spot, then it risks framing their achievements as a norm to be contrasted with Republicans, potentially creating an unnecessary rivalry.",
"If the text contrasts 'notable Republicans' with Obama and Clinton, then it risks perpetuating political polarization by suggesting Republicans are underrepresented or need special recognition.",
"If the text highlights Clinton and Obama's top rankings without context, then it risks framing their success as a default expectation, which could alienate readers who do not align with their politics.",
"If the text frames the inclusion of Republican women as noteworthy or surprising, then it risks reinforcing the perception that their recognition is unusual or exceptional rather than deserved.",
"If the text attributes the ranking to being 'top of mind,' then it risks oversimplifying the reasons behind the results and dismissing the broader appeal or accomplishments of other women.",
"If the text suggests that some women are 'better liked overall' but less prominent, then it risks undermining the significance of prominence by implying it is less valuable than likability."
] | 16
|
3,859
|
TITLE: Hillsonger Turns Off Hottest 100 After Hearing Language Warning
SENTENCE 1: This one came from the empowered but approachable voice of youth telling me I was about to hear bad words.” Despite the protests from his children and several other party goers, West was determined to keep the radio switched off until he guessed the song had finished.
SENTENCE 2: While listening to the Hottest 100 at a neighbour’s BBQ, the Hills district father of three acted fast and switched the radio off after the announcement of a language warning.
SENTENCE 3: I bet you don’t even report it.” Disgruntled partygoers later determined the song West skipped was in fact DNA by Kendrick Lamar, a song the artist himself has called a gospel song, a fact that has startled the usually conservative West.
|
none
|
[
"acted fast and switched the radio off after the announcement of a language warning.\n"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text portrays West’s reaction as solely protective without acknowledging the broader context of parental awareness, then it risks oversimplifying the issue. A parent concerned about their children's exposure to explicit content should ideally stay informed about contemporary music trends rather than reacting impulsively in social settings. This highlights the importance of proactive engagement with modern media rather than reactive measures that may disrupt shared experiences."
] | 16
|
3,873
|
TITLE: 5 Signs You Are Gaslighting Your Children:
SENTENCE 1: If the following list of signs stand out to you in your relationship with your child you need to do better and really change your ways.
SENTENCE 2: People who are gaslighting their children may not realize they are doing so because for some it could even be part of a cycle but it is something that needs to stop.
SENTENCE 3: While it may be hard to apologize to your children it is important to do so in some cases.
|
slightly
|
[
"you need to do better and really change your ways.",
"it is something that needs to stop.",
"While it may be hard to apologize to your children",
"People who are gaslighting their children may not realize they are doing so",
"for some it could even be part of a cycle"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text directly tells readers they need to 'do better' and 'change their ways,' then it risks adopting a judgmental or accusatory tone that could alienate readers rather than fostering constructive reflection.",
"If the text acknowledges the need for gaslighting to stop but does so in a vague or passive manner, then it risks failing to provide actionable steps or solutions for addressing the issue.",
"If the text frames apologizing to children as difficult, then it risks reinforcing societal norms that prioritize parental authority over accountability, potentially discouraging meaningful reconciliation.",
"If the text suggests that people may unintentionally gaslight their children, then it risks downplaying the seriousness of gaslighting by framing it as an unconscious act rather than a harmful behavior that requires awareness and accountability.",
"If the text implies that gaslighting is part of a 'cycle,' then it risks normalizing the behavior by suggesting it is a recurring pattern rather than emphasizing the need for immediate intervention."
] | 16
|
3,854
|
TITLE: Centrelink Caller Qualifies for Aged Pension While On Hold – The Shovel
SENTENCE 1: Akshuali Broke, now aged 60, says she is overjoyed with the news that she’s eligible to apply for the $888 a fortnight aged pension, instead of the $538 payments she would have received on Newstart when she started her call almost four decades ago.
SENTENCE 2: Think of the back pay!” There are concerns, however, about whether Ms Broke will see any money within her lifetime, as the Centrelink staffer who took her call said that now she was eligible for the aged pension, she would have to dial another number to lodge a new claim.
SENTENCE 3: While Ms Broke admits being on the phone during critical life events including her children’s births and graduations was frustrating, she says the soothing tones of Mozart’s Divertimento in F major have helped her through many of life’s trials.
|
slightly
|
[
"when she started her call almost four decades ago.",
"being on the phone during critical life events including her children’s births and graduations"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims Akshuali Broke has been on hold for 'almost four decades,' then it risks exaggerating the situation for comedic effect, potentially undermining the seriousness of delays in welfare services.",
"If the text suggests that Ms Broke was literally on the phone during her children’s births and graduations, then it risks exaggerating the scenario to an implausible extent, potentially undermining the seriousness of real-life bureaucratic inefficiencies."
] | 16
|
3,884
|
TITLE: Interdimensional NASA UFO
SENTENCE 1: The interdimensional hypothesis (IDH or IH), also called the extradi David Sereda discussing UFOs caught on camera during the NASA Space Shuttle STS-80 mission.
SENTENCE 2: The interdimensional hypothesis (IDH or IH), also called the extradimensional hypothesis (EDH), is an advanced theory by Jacques Vallée that says unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and related events involve visitations from other "realities" or "dimensions" that coexist separately alongside our own.
SENTENCE 3: Link - en.wikipedia.org .
|
none
|
[
"David Sereda discussing UFOs caught on camera during the NASA Space Shuttle STS-80 mission"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text references UFO sightings without providing context or evidence, then it risks promoting speculative or unsubstantiated claims about extraterrestrial phenomena."
] | 16
|
3,865
|
TITLE: Iranian Christian Convert Leads 1,500 Muslims to Christ in Sweden
SENTENCE 1: Parsan, her daughter, and the rest of the family fled as refugees in 1984 in the wake of the Iran-Iraq conflict, but met great hardships, including spending a month in prison in Turkey because they did not have identification papers or passports.
SENTENCE 2: In 2012, Parson became a minister in the Church of Sweden, focusing much of her work on reaching out to the Muslim community and inviting them to explore the faith.
SENTENCE 3: The minister said she was raised in a Muslim home in Iran and married at 16, though a couple of years later her husband was killed in a car accident.
|
slightly
|
[
"focusing much of her work on reaching out to the Muslim community and inviting them to explore the faith",
"she was raised in a Muslim home in Iran and married at 16"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text describes her work as ‘inviting Muslims to explore the faith,’ then it risks framing her actions as proselytizing, which can be controversial and may perpetuate stereotypes about religious conversion.",
"If the text mentions that she was married at 16, then it risks reinforcing stereotypes about early marriage in Muslim communities without contextualizing cultural or societal norms at the time."
] | 16
|
3,882
|
TITLE: Ex-Staffers Admit To Sharing Nude Photos of Congresswoman
SENTENCE 1: According to the documents, during the course of his employment, McCullum offered in March 2016 to assist the House member in repairing the member’s malfunctioning, password-protected iPhone by taking the device to a local Apple store.
SENTENCE 2: In July 2016, the documents state, after McCullum left the House member’s staff, he engaged in a course of conduct that included creating a Hotmail account and a Facebook social media account, using a fictitious name, to distribute and post the private, nude images and videos.
SENTENCE 3: House of Representatives pled guilty today to charges stemming from the circulation of private, nude images and videos of the member and the member’s spouse.
|
slightly
|
[
"to distribute and post the private, nude images and videos.\n",
"of the member and the member’s spouse."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text explicitly describes the distribution of private, nude images, then it risks sensationalizing the crime and potentially re-traumatizing victims or readers. This language also risks normalizing the violation of privacy by focusing on the act itself rather than the harm caused.",
"If the text identifies the victims solely by their relationship to the perpetrator, then it risks depersonalizing them and reducing their identities to secondary roles. This framing minimizes the individual harm experienced by the victims."
] | 16
|
3,863
|
TITLE: 'Ghost Ship' With 8 Dead N. Koreans Washes Up in Japan During 'Unified Korea' Flag Announcement
SENTENCE 1: While news of North and South Korea agreeing to march under a "unified Korea" flag at the upcoming Winter Olympics has sparked hopes for peace, a grim reminder of the harshness of life in the North washed up on the shores of Japan in a "ghost ship" that contained eight skeletal remains.
SENTENCE 2: While Abe said it is yet to be confirmed that the boat came from North Korea, CNN said police also found a badge with the likenesses of North Korean leaders Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung inside the boat, along with a cigarette box with Korean letters.
SENTENCE 3: The discovery of this year's first ghost ship coincides with news that North and South Korea will march under the same flag for the opening of the Winter Olympic games, which will take place between Feb.
|
slightly
|
[
"a grim reminder of the harshness of life in the North",
"washed up on the shores of Japan in a \"ghost ship\" that contained eight skeletal remains.\n",
"a badge with the likenesses of North Korean leaders Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text describes the discovery of the 'ghost ship' as a 'grim reminder of the harshness of life in the North,' then it risks oversimplifying the complex social, political, and economic realities of North Korea by reducing them to a single tragic event.",
"If the text uses emotionally charged language like 'ghost ship' and 'skeletal remains,' then it risks sensationalizing the tragedy and evoking strong emotions rather than fostering a nuanced understanding of the issue.",
"If the text highlights the presence of badges featuring North Korean leaders, then it risks reinforcing stereotypes about North Korea being a cult-like regime obsessed with its leadership, without providing context about the broader cultural or historical significance of such items."
] | 16
|
3,892
|
TITLE: PROOF of UFO Events in Outer Space!!!
SENTENCE 1: During some of those missions, official NASA cameras, astronauts and crew accidentally documented and leaked some of the best UFO evidence footage in the history of the phenomenon.
SENTENCE 2: A small collection of NASA's official footage and transmissions from the Space Shuttle STS Missions, taking place betwee A MUST WATCH!!!
SENTENCE 3: A small collection of NASA's official footage and transmissions from the Space Shuttle STS Missions, taking place between 1981 and 2011.
|
slightly
|
[
"official NASA cameras, astronauts and crew accidentally documented and leaked",
"some of the best UFO evidence footage in the history of the phenomenon",
"A MUST WATCH!!!",
"A small collection of NASA's official footage and transmissions"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims that NASA cameras and personnel 'accidentally documented and leaked' UFO footage, then it risks creating a sensational narrative without providing credible evidence to support such a claim.",
"If the text describes the footage as 'some of the best UFO evidence,' then it risks exaggerating the significance of the material and manipulating the reader into believing unsubstantiated claims.",
"If the text uses emphatic language like 'A MUST WATCH!!!,' then it risks employing manipulative tactics to evoke curiosity and excitement, potentially misleading readers about the credibility or importance of the content.",
"If the text refers to 'NASA's official footage and transmissions' without clarifying whether these materials are verified or interpreted as evidence of UFOs, then it risks blurring the line between fact and speculation."
] | 16
|
3,880
|
TITLE: SHOCK VIDEO: Man films himself being HIT BY A TRAIN as he poses for a selfie
SENTENCE 1: Dramatic video shows a man named Shiva posing by the train tracks in Hyderabad, India before he is hit by a train.
SENTENCE 2: The man sustained serious head injuries but somehow survived the incident.
SENTENCE 3: WARNING: Video may be disturbing to some viewers.
|
slightly
|
[
"Dramatic video shows",
"WARNING: Video may be disturbing to some viewers."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text uses the term 'dramatic video,' then it risks sensationalizing the incident and evoking strong emotions from readers, potentially prioritizing shock value over empathy for the individual involved.",
"If the warning appears after describing the incident, then it risks being ineffective, as readers may already feel disturbed or exploited by the time they encounter the caution. This undermines the purpose of the warning and prioritizes sensationalism over reader care."
] | 16
|
3,876
|
TITLE: Sarah Sanders Mocks Dems Over Government Shutdown During Daily Press Briefing
SENTENCE 1: Throughout the whole ordeal of the first — and possibly not the last — government shutdown of the Trump administration, the White House has maintained that the Democrats were both fully responsible for the situation and had essentially no legitimacy to their position.
SENTENCE 2: Early Monday, the Senate finally came to an agreement on funding for the government for the next few weeks, allowing it to re-open while they continue to hash out various details of the controversy that ever prompted it to shut down in the first place.
SENTENCE 3: Democrats want protections for the hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children and have in the past been protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, while Republicans, as led by the president, continue to cast Democrats support for such protections as blind support for supposedly dangerous illegal immigration.
|
slightly
|
[
"hile Republicans, as led by the president, continue to cast Democrats support for such protections as blind support for supposedly dangerous illegal immigration.",
"that ever prompted it to shut down in the first place.",
"the Democrats were both fully responsible for the situation and had essentially no legitimacy to their position."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text characterizes Republican rhetoric as framing Democratic support for DACA protections as 'blind support for dangerous illegal immigration,' then it risks reinforcing divisive stereotypes about immigration and undermining constructive dialogue.",
"If the text uses vague or dismissive language like 'that ever prompted,' then it risks downplaying the significance of the underlying issues (e.g., DACA protections) that led to the shutdown.",
"If the text frames the White House's claim as a definitive fact without acknowledging counterarguments or context, then it risks perpetuating a one-sided narrative that oversimplifies a complex political issue."
] | 16
|
3,888
|
TITLE: Melissa Menezes
SENTENCE 1: Never Hike Alone: A Friday the 13th Fan Film USA | 2017 | 54 min A fan tribute to Friday the 13th, Never Hike Alone follows an adventure blogger, Kyle McLeod (Andrew Leighty), who uncovers the long lost remains of Camp Crystal Lake while on a solo backpacking trip.
SENTENCE 2: Ignoring the campfire tales from his childhood, Kyle's search turns deadly when he makes the grave mistake of crossing the path of Camp Blood’s legendary mass murderer, Jason Voorhees.
SENTENCE 3: Stranded in the forest with Jason on his hee by Melissa Menezes 1274 views
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 16
|
3,866
|
TITLE: Justice Dept. Says DC Metro Violated Religious Freedom of Archdiocese by Blocking Christmas Ads
SENTENCE 1: The Justice Department argues that the the application of WMATA's guidelines is "precisely the type of viewpoint discrimination" that the Supreme Court precluded in the 1995 case of Rosenberger v. University of Virginia, in which the court ruled that the public school may not withhold funding from a Christian student publication that is otherwise available to secular student publications.
SENTENCE 2: The Department of Justice filed a 14-page amicus brief with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on Tuesday in defense of the archdiocese, which is suing the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority after its bus advertisement for the "Find the Perfect Gift" Christmas campaign was rejected.
SENTENCE 3: "An ad proclaiming that the perfect Christmas gift is jewelry and another that the perfect Christmas gift is Jesus obviously offer competing perspectives on the meaning of the holiday, yet WMATA permits only the former."
|
slightly
|
[
"in the 1995 case of Rosenberger v. University of Virginia",
"precisely the type of viewpoint discrimination\"",
"which is suing the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority",
"\"An ad proclaiming that the perfect Christmas gift is jewelry and another that the perfect Christmas gift is Jesus",
"obviously offer competing perspectives on the meaning of the holiday,"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text references the 1995 case without clarifying how it applies to the current situation, then it risks oversimplifying the legal precedent and creating a misleading comparison between university funding and public transit advertising.",
"If the text uses the phrase 'precisely the type of viewpoint discrimination,' then it risks framing the issue in absolute terms without acknowledging the complexity of applying free speech principles to public transit advertising policies.",
"If the text portrays the lawsuit as straightforward without exploring the nuances of WMATA’s advertising policies, then it risks presenting a one-sided narrative that favors the archdiocese’s perspective.",
"If the text juxtaposes commercial and religious messages without acknowledging the broader implications of allowing religious content in public transit advertising, then it risks oversimplifying the issue and ignoring the challenges of balancing free speech with neutrality.",
"If the text uses the word 'obviously,' then it risks assuming that readers will agree with the premise without providing evidence or addressing counterarguments about why WMATA might treat these ads differently."
] | 16
|
3,872
|
TITLE: What The WH Doctor Just Said About Trump’s Mental Health Made Reporters Pee Their Pants [VIDEO]
SENTENCE 1: The reason we did the cognitive assessment is plain and simple because the president asked me to do it.” Jackson then explained that the president did “exceedingly well” on the exam and he has no reasons to question his mental ability.
SENTENCE 2: Trump was not initially supposed to receive a cognitive exam during his first presidential trip to the doctor, but Dr. Jackson said that Trump specifically requested the exam himself.
SENTENCE 3: WATCH: Reporters have suggested for months that Trump is mentally unstable, and NBC’s Hallie Jackson was quick to ask about the president’s mental health during the briefing.
|
slightly
|
[
"but Dr. Jackson said that Trump specifically requested the exam himself.",
"Reporters have suggested for months that Trump is mentally unstable,",
"The reason we did the cognitive assessment is plain and simple because the president asked me to do it",
"Jackson then explained that the president did “exceedingly well” on the exam",
"has no reasons to question his mental ability.\n",
"Trump was not initially supposed to receive a cognitive exam"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text highlights Trump’s request for the exam, then it risks framing the action as self-serving or defensive rather than as a standard part of a medical evaluation.",
"If the text references claims of mental instability without substantiating evidence, then it risks perpetuating unsubstantiated rumors and polarizing narratives about the president’s mental health.",
"If the text emphasizes that the cognitive assessment was conducted solely because the president requested it, then it risks portraying the assessment as a performative gesture rather than a necessary evaluation.",
"If the text uses subjective language like 'exceedingly well' to describe the president's performance, then it risks overstating the results and dismissing legitimate concerns about his mental health without providing objective evidence.",
"If the text asserts that there are no reasons to question the president’s mental ability, then it risks downplaying ongoing public concerns and presenting a one-sided perspective without addressing counterarguments.",
"If the text implies that the cognitive exam was unnecessary unless requested by Trump, then it risks undermining the importance of routine mental health assessments for public figures in high-stakes roles."
] | 16
|
3,864
|
TITLE: Facebook Lifts Ban on Paid Ads for Pro-Life Film Produced by MLK's Niece After Appeal
SENTENCE 1: Supreme Court decision that legalized elective abortions, the documentary stars Hollywood actor Jon Voight and is said to be the first movie ever to expose "the real untold story of how people lied; how the media lied; and how the courts were manipulated to pass a law that has since killed over 60 million Americans."
SENTENCE 2: 18: Facebook said Thursday that it has lifted its ban on paid ads for a fundraising effort connected to Alveda King's upcoming documentary that highlights the "real untold story" of abortion in the United States and the history of eugenics associated with Planned Parenthood.
SENTENCE 3: Original report: Martin Luther King Jr.'s niece is speaking out against Facebook's decision to ban paid ads for a fundraising effort connected to her upcoming documentary that highlights the "real untold story" of abortion in the United States and the history of eugenics associated with Planned Parenthood.
|
slightly
|
[
"the real untold story of how people lied; how the media lied; and how the courts were manipulated",
"a law that has since killed over 60 million Americans.\"",
"a law that has since killed over 60 million Americans.\"",
"highlights the \"real untold story\" of abortion in the United States",
"and the history of eugenics associated with Planned Parenthood.",
"Martin Luther King Jr.'s niece is speaking out",
"against Facebook's decision to ban paid ads"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims the documentary reveals an 'untold story' involving lies and manipulation, then it risks presenting a one-sided narrative that dismisses counterarguments or alternative perspectives without providing evidence.",
"If the text uses emotionally charged language like 'killed over 60 million Americans,' then it risks sensationalizing the issue and evoking strong emotional reactions rather than fostering a balanced discussion about abortion.",
"If the text uses emotionally charged language like 'killed over 60 million Americans,' then it risks sensationalizing the issue and evoking strong emotional reactions rather than fostering a balanced discussion about abortion.",
"If the text repeats the claim of an 'untold story,' then it risks reinforcing a one-sided perspective that may not accurately represent the complexity of the abortion debate.",
"If the text links Planned Parenthood to eugenics without providing context or evidence, then it risks perpetuating misinformation and oversimplifying a historically nuanced topic.",
"If the text identifies Alveda King primarily by her relation to Martin Luther King Jr., then it risks reducing her identity to her familial connection rather than addressing her arguments or actions independently.",
"If the text frames Facebook’s initial ban as controversial without exploring the reasons behind it, then it risks portraying the platform’s decision as unjustified or biased without sufficient context.\n"
] | 16
|
3,862
|
TITLE: Professor Conducts Libation to Summon Spirits of Blacks Killed by Police in Hollywood Church
SENTENCE 1: Speaking at the church where advocates had gathered to discuss their opposition to a $3.5 billion jail expansion plan in Los Angeles County along with the issue of mass incarceration, Abdullah, who is one of the original organizers of the Black Lives Matter movement, argued that because the issue of mass incarceration was also a spiritual struggle, it was important to conduct the libation ritual to summon the energy of those who had died in the struggle for civil rights.
SENTENCE 2: And we understand that there is a direct relationship, our ancestors demand that we engage in this work because as an African person in this country we know we were brought over here as chattel and once they banned the slave plantations, many of those plantations were warped into prisons so they continue to enslave us.
SENTENCE 3: From Africa to Asia, Latin America to Europe and North America to Central America, there is enough evidence that abandoning the ways of God will fetch us disaster now and hell fire in the world to come," Ayuk added.
|
slightly
|
[
"it was important to conduct the libation ritual to summon the energy of those who had died in the struggle for civil rights.",
"because the issue of mass incarceration was also a spiritual struggle,",
"our ancestors demand that we engage in this work",
"as an African person in this country we know we were brought over here as chattel",
"many of those plantations were warped into prisons so they continue to enslave us.",
"From Africa to Asia, Latin America to Europe and North America to Central America",
"there is enough evidence that abandoning the ways of God will fetch us disaster now and hell fire in the world to come,\""
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text describes the libation ritual as a means to summon the energy of the deceased, then it risks framing the event in a way that could be misunderstood or sensationalized by readers unfamiliar with the cultural and spiritual significance of such practices.",
"If the text frames mass incarceration as a 'spiritual struggle,' then it risks oversimplifying the systemic and political nature of the issue by conflating it with spiritual or metaphysical concerns.",
"If the text attributes agency to ancestors in demanding action, then it risks alienating readers who may not share the same spiritual or cultural beliefs, potentially reducing the accessibility of the message.",
"If the text generalizes the experience of being 'brought over here as chattel' to all African people, then it risks perpetuating a monolithic narrative about the diverse experiences of African-descended individuals in the U.S.",
"If the text equates modern prisons with historical plantations, then it risks oversimplifying the evolution of incarceration systems while reinforcing a powerful but polarizing metaphor that may not resonate with all audiences.",
"If the text includes a sweeping global reference without substantiating evidence, then it risks making the claim appear overly broad or unsubstantiated, diminishing its credibility.",
"If the text asserts divine retribution as a consequence of abandoning religious principles, then it risks alienating secular readers and detracting from the focus on systemic issues like mass incarceration."
] | 16
|
3,875
|
TITLE: Entertainment – Chronicle.su – The only news that matters
SENTENCE 1: Nine hours later, you look over at your friend and he’s like “Ye fiyad.” Stay away from them boys and hide your weed cuz Sessions comin after it right fuckin now, watch out, that’s him, here he comes!
SENTENCE 2: WELL WE KNOW YOU AND YOUR COCKSUCKA FRIENDS HAVE BEEN IN HERE ALLLLL NIGHT SMOKIN TRUTH, AND YOU KNOW HOW WE KNOW?
SENTENCE 3: i said put your fucking hands on that wall and spread your legs!
|
slightly
|
[
"ALLLLL NIGHT SMOKIN TRUTH",
"Stay away from them boys and hide your weed cuz Sessions comin after it right fuckin now,",
"watch out, that’s him, here he comes!\n",
"WELL WE KNOW YOU AND YOUR COCKSUCKA FRIENDS",
"put your fucking hands on that wall and spread your legs!"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text employs exaggerated slang ('SMOKIN TRUTH') to describe drug use, then it risks normalizing or glamorizing illegal behavior in a way that could be interpreted as dismissive of its consequences.",
"If the text uses slang and informal language to describe avoiding law enforcement, then it risks trivializing serious legal consequences related to drug use while promoting a cavalier attitude toward authority.",
"If the text mimics an exaggerated or comedic tone about law enforcement pursuing individuals, then it risks undermining the seriousness of legal actions and fostering disrespect for authority figures.",
"If the text uses derogatory language like 'COCKSUCKA,' then it risks perpetuating offensive stereotypes and alienating readers through disrespectful and inflammatory language.",
"If the text mimics aggressive or confrontational language associated with law enforcement interactions, then it risks creating a hostile depiction of authority figures, potentially reinforcing distrust or fear among readers."
] | 16
|
3,860
|
TITLE: Richmond Bloke Calls For Government To Deport African Gangs But Undeport Dusty’s Old Man
SENTENCE 1: The poor bloke, yes he was the leader of the Rebels and all that, but he missed his son win a Brownlow and Premiership, surely that’s punishment enough?” said Townsend.
SENTENCE 2: We asked Townsend why he strongly held the belief that Shane Martin (who had his visa cancelled by the Immigration Minister for the aforementioned reasons) should be allowed to return to the country.
SENTENCE 3: CLANCY OVERELL | Editor | CONTACT Although Royston Saxon says that while he doesn’t feel safe in his community anymore, he stills adamantly believes that a deported man with well known links to outlaw motorcycle gangs and a criminal record should be let back into the country.
|
slightly
|
[
"he doesn’t feel safe in his community anymore,",
"surely that’s punishment enough?",
"The poor bloke, yes he was the leader of the Rebels and all that,",
"deported man with well known links to outlaw motorcycle gangs and a criminal record"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If the text highlights fears about safety without nuance, then it risks reinforcing stereotypes about certain groups (e.g., those associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs) being inherently dangerous, oversimplifying complex societal issues.",
"If the text suggests that missing personal milestones like a son's achievements is sufficient punishment for criminal behavior, then it risks downplaying accountability and manipulating the reader into sympathizing with the perpetrator.",
"If the text casually dismisses the seriousness of being the leader of an outlaw motorcycle gang with phrases like 'and all that,' then it risks trivializing the individual’s role and perpetuating stereotypes about criminal behavior being less serious than it is.",
"If the text assigns attributes like 'well-known links to outlaw motorcycle gangs and a criminal record' to describe the individual, then it risks reducing the person to their past actions and perpetuating harmful stereotypes about people with criminal records."
] | 16
|
3,885
|
TITLE: Football Manager 2018 Starting Budgets For Premier League teams
SENTENCE 1: Here are a list of all the Football Manager 2018 starting budgets for Premier League teams in GDP: 20) Huddersfield: 8 million 19) Watford: 8 million 18) Crystal Palace: 8 million 17) Swansea: 10 million 16) Burnley: 10 million 15) Newcastle 10.75 million 14) Bournemouth: 14 million 13) Brighton: 17 million 12) Everton: 20 million 11) Leicester: 24 million 10) Stoke: 27 million 9) West Brom: 28 million 8) Southampton: 30 million 7) West Ham: 32 million 6) Man Utd: 42 million 5) Chelsea: 64 million 4) Tottenham: 65 million 3) Liverpool: 75 million 2) Man City: 80 million 1) Arsenal 80 million Check out our list of last years starting budgets here.
SENTENCE 2: We’ve compiled the list of Football Manager 2018 starting budgets for Premier League teams and there are some surprises….
SENTENCE 3: Let us know in the comments which team you’re picking.
|
none
|
[
"there are some surprises…."
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text claims there are 'surprises' without elaborating on what they are, then it risks creating unnecessary intrigue or sensationalism without substantiating the claim."
] | 16
|
3,870
|
TITLE: Sarah Sanders Is on a Roll — Now She’s Caught the NYT, Red-Handed, Saying Nice Things About Trump
SENTENCE 1: -Washington Post on the booming @realDonaldTrump economy — Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) January 13, 2018 And on Sunday morning, she delivered similar praise to The New York Times: “The American economy hasn’t experienced this kind of fierce competition for workers since the late 1990s and early 2000s, the last time the unemployment rate was this low.” -NY Times Even for the critics it's becoming harder to deny the success of year one of Trump presidency — Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) January 14, 2018 Who’s next?
SENTENCE 2: Worst prediction for the year: pic.twitter.com/b6PGzp48zM — Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) December 29, 2017 Here is the official audio showing WSJ misquoting @POTUS pic.twitter.com/wVwoafYkHg — Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) January 14, 2018 Here is the official audio showing WSJ misquoting @POTUS pic.twitter.com/wVwoafYkHg — Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) January 14, 2018 We first contacted the WSJ Friday morning and asked for a correction.
SENTENCE 3: On Saturday, she praised The Washington Post for recognizing the Trump economy: "The United States suddenly finds itself at a place where almost everyone who wants a job can find one…raising the prospect of higher wages."
|
slightly
|
[
"Worst prediction for the year:",
"booming @realDonaldTrump economy",
"Even for the critics it's becoming harder to deny the success of year one of Trump presidency",
"Who’s next?",
"Here is the official audio showing WSJ misquoting @POTUS",
"everyone who wants a job can find one…raising the prospect of higher wages.\"",
"We first contacted the WSJ Friday morning and asked for a correction.",
"she praised The Washington Post for recognizing the Trump economy:"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text labels a prediction as the 'worst,' then it risks using emotionally charged language to discredit opposing viewpoints without engaging in constructive dialogue.",
"If the text uses subjective language like 'booming' to describe the economy, then it risks overstating its success and dismissing legitimate criticisms without providing balanced evidence.",
"If the text implies that critics are being unreasonable or biased in their assessments, then it risks framing dissenting opinions as invalid rather than acknowledging valid counterarguments.",
"If the text ends with a rhetorical question like 'Who’s next?' implying further praise from other outlets, then it risks creating unnecessary anticipation or sensationalism without substantiating the claim.",
"If the text repeatedly highlights allegations of misquotation without providing context or evidence, then it risks appearing confrontational or accusatory, potentially undermining its credibility.",
"If the text selectively quotes statements about economic success without addressing broader challenges (e.g., wage stagnation), then it risks presenting an incomplete or biased picture of the economy.",
"If the text emphasizes contacting the WSJ for a correction, then it risks portraying the situation as adversarial rather than focusing on resolving the issue collaboratively.",
"If the text frames praise for the Trump economy as a concession by The Washington Post, then it risks oversimplifying or misrepresenting the outlet’s perspective to serve a political agenda."
] | 16
|
3,867
|
TITLE: Health – Page 3 – Awareness Act
SENTENCE 1: If you or a loved one suffers from vertigo, you know how difficult it can be to get around it.
SENTENCE 2: Thankfully, you can use these natural remedies to allev…
|
moderately
|
[
"Thankfully, you can use these natural remedies"
] |
[
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text suggests that natural remedies are universally effective for vertigo, then it risks promoting unverified solutions and potentially discouraging readers from seeking professional medical advice."
] | 16
|
3,861
|
TITLE: Adam Johnson: ‘Freddy Adu Peaked At 15’
SENTENCE 1: He looked absolutely amazing, but inevitably went completely off the boil once he hit puberty,” Johnson lamented, “isn’t that always the way?” In a wide ranging interview, the former Sunderland star also spoke of his old club’s recent fortunes and England’s chances at the World Cup, but unfortunately left no time to discuss his present conviction for child molestation.
SENTENCE 2: “He ticked all the right boxes for me.” Devoting a surprisingly large amount of his time discussing the teenage sensation’s early years, he continued discussing Adu’s debut at 12: “In some ways he was just a kid back then but he certainly didn’t look it.
SENTENCE 3: As the interview came to a close both Keys and Gray expressed their dismay at Johnson’s current situation saying the football world has hung him “out to dry” and assured him there will be a job waiting for him with BEIN Sports in Qatar when he gets out.
|
moderately
|
[
"but unfortunately left no time to discuss his present conviction for child molestation.",
"“isn’t that always the way?",
"In some ways he was just a kid back then but he certainly didn’t look it.",
"Devoting a surprisingly large amount of his time discussing the teenage sensation’s early years",
"assured him there will be a job waiting for him with BEIN Sports in Qatar when he gets out.",
"the football world has hung him “out to dry”"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text casually mentions Johnson’s conviction for child molestation as an afterthought, then it risks downplaying the gravity of the crime and manipulating the reader into sympathizing with him by focusing on his football expertise instead.",
"If the text uses a dismissive rhetorical question to frame Freddy Adu’s decline, then it risks trivializing the complexities of athletic development and reducing it to a simplistic narrative.",
"If the text emphasizes Freddy Adu’s physical appearance as a child, then it risks objectifying him and reinforcing harmful narratives about young athletes being judged based on their looks rather than their abilities.",
"If the text highlights Johnson’s focus on Adu’s early years without addressing his current situation, then it risks distracting the reader from the more pressing issue of Johnson’s conviction for child molestation.",
"If the text assures Johnson of future employment opportunities, then it risks normalizing his reintegration into public life without addressing the harm caused by his conviction for child molestation.",
"If the text portrays Johnson as a victim of the football world abandoning him, then it risks minimizing his accountability for his crimes and evoking sympathy for him despite the severity of his actions."
] | 16
|
3,847
|
TITLE: Scientists move Doomsday Clock ahead by 30 seconds, closest to apocalypse since 1953 – “As of today, it is two minutes to midnight”
SENTENCE 1: This year, leaders and citizens of the world can move the Doomsday Clock and the world away from the metaphorical midnight of global catastrophe by taking common-sense action.” Robert Rosner, William E. Wrather Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics and Physics at the University of Chicago, and chair, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Board, said: “We hope this resetting of the Clock will be interpreted exactly as it is meant—as an urgent warning of global danger.
SENTENCE 2: “As of today,” Bulletin president Rachel Bronson told reporters, “it is two minutes to midnight.” In moving the clock 30 seconds closer to the hour of the apocalypse, the group cited “the failure of President Trump and other world leaders to deal with looming threats of nuclear war and climate change.” The organization — whose board includes 15 Nobel Laureates — now believes “the world is not only more dangerous now than it was a year ago; it is as threatening as it has been since World War II,” Bulletin officials Lawrence M. Krauss and Robert Rosner wrote in an op-ed published Thursday by The Washington Post.
SENTENCE 3: [more] The Doomsday Clock just moved: It’s now 2 minutes to ‘midnight,’ the symbolic hour of the apocalypse By Lawrence Krauss and Robert Rosner 25 January 2018 (The Washington Post) – Days after Donald Trump took the oath of office, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists reset the Doomsday Clock to 2½ minutes to midnight, in part because of destabilizing comments and threats from America’s new commander in chief.
|
moderately
|
[
"by taking common-sense action",
"We hope this resetting of the Clock will be interpreted exactly as it is meant—as an urgent warning of global danger.",
"In moving the clock 30 seconds closer to the hour of the apocalypse,",
"he failure of President Trump and other world leaders to deal with looming threats of nuclear war and climate change",
"the world is not only more dangerous now than it was a year ago; it is as threatening as it has been since World War II",
"in part because of destabilizing comments and threats from America’s new commander in chief"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive"
] |
[
"If you suggest that avoiding global catastrophe requires only 'common-sense action,' then you risk oversimplifying the complexity of addressing nuclear threats and climate change, which often involve political, economic, and social challenges.",
"If you frame the Doomsday Clock reset as merely an 'urgent warning,' then you risk downplaying the severity of the threats and the need for immediate, concrete action rather than passive acknowledgment.",
"If you describe the Doomsday Clock as moving closer to 'the hour of the apocalypse,' then you risk evoking fear and sensationalism without providing actionable steps to address the threats.",
"If you single out President Trump and other leaders for failing to address global threats, then you risk perpetuating a narrative that assigns blame without acknowledging systemic factors like geopolitical tensions or economic constraints.",
"If you frame current threats through the lens of World War II, then you risk overshadowing the unprecedented and long-term nature of modern dangers, such as irreversible environmental damage or the potential for accidental nuclear war.",
"If you attribute the resetting of the Doomsday Clock primarily to the actions of a single leader, then you risk oversimplifying the broader geopolitical and environmental factors contributing to global threats."
] | 16
|
3,844
|
TITLE: UN-Backed Police Massacred Haitians With Impunity
SENTENCE 1: The November 13 raid was one of the first major acts involving the new mission, and the response will define the future of the U.N.’s relationship with the people of Grand Ravine — and the success of the newly empowered local police force.
SENTENCE 2: The post-operation unilateral initiative of some HNP members to conduct a high risk search, proceeding outside of the operational cadre, without advising the hierarchy, without authorization and contravening the operation plan was not part of the planned operation.” When I arrived at the Maranatha Evangelical College campus, traveling with a broadcast team from Al Jazeera four days after the raid, it was immediately obvious something heinous had transpired.
SENTENCE 3: UN-Backed Police Massacred Haitians With Impunity “When the police finally left the campus, around 11 a.m., nine civilians lay dead in the courtyard — five of whom had been shot in the head.” At 5 o'clock on the morning of November 13, more than 200 Haitian police officers raided the Grand Ravine area of Port-au-Prince.
|
highly
|
[
"the response will define the future of the U.N.’s relationship with the people of Grand Ravine",
"he success of the newly empowered local police force",
"proceeding outside of the operational cadre, without advising the hierarchy, without authorization",
"some HNP members",
"nine civilians lay dead in the courtyard — five of whom had been shot in the head.”"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If you frame the response to the raid as defining the U.N.’s relationship with the people, then you risk portraying the U.N. as having significant control over the narrative and outcomes in Haiti.",
"If you describe the local police force as 'newly empowered,' then you risk implying that their actions are inherently justified or effective, even if they commit abuses.",
"If you highlight that the police acted without authorization or adherence to the operation plan, then you risk portraying their actions as chaotic and unaccountable.",
"If you refer to the perpetrators as 'some HNP members,' then you risk downplaying the systemic nature of the misconduct by focusing on individual actors.",
"If you specify that all five victims were women shot in the head, you risk not just emphasizing the brutality of the violence but also deliberately evoking an emotional reaction that may sensationalize the event rather than focus on accountability or systemic issues."
] | 16
|
3,849
|
TITLE: NUMSA: The South African Union That Confronts New Forms of Apartheid Through Class Struggle
SENTENCE 1: Thats why in 2013, in the Special National Congress of NUMSA their members made the decision that they would no longer support the ANC government in the alliance, they would no longer support President Jacob Zuma as president of the country especially because of the extreme levels of corruption that were emerging, and him spending millions on his own personal home, and we were now going to pursue an agenda for the working class and we were going to pursue the idea of the formation of a worker’s party, whose interests champion the interests of the working class.
SENTENCE 2: NUMSA: The South African Union That Confronts New Forms of Apartheid Through Class Struggle “The massacre of the mine workers in August of 2012 was actually the catalyst for the decision that NUMSA made in the following year to break away from the alliance.” The Dawn News spoke to Phakamile Hlubi of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa about their struggle against the neoliberal government in South Africa, worker’s power and their vision of Pan African socialism.
SENTENCE 3: It was those decisions, and ultimately Marikana, the massacre of the mine workers in August of 2012 was actually the catalyst for the decision that NUMSA made in the following year in 2013 to break away from the alliance because it then became patently clear that the government was actually an enemy.
|
slightly
|
[
"because of the extreme levels of corruption that were emerging, and him spending millions on his own personal home,",
"The massacre of the mine workers in August of 2012 was actually the catalyst for the decision that NUMSA made in the following year to break away from the alliance.”"
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If you focus solely on Jacob Zuma’s personal corruption without addressing systemic issues within the ANC, then you risk reducing the broader political critique to an attack on one individual.",
"If you frame the Marikana massacre as the catalyst for NUMSA’s decision, then you risk underestimating its symbolic power as a moment that crystallized years of worker dissatisfaction and exposed the government’s complicity in oppressing labor rights."
] | 16
|
3,887
|
TITLE: American Gangsters! FOR REAL! Just Watch it - You'll Like IT!
SENTENCE 1: When people do evil and you get a leader who wants to abide by the rules, the masters of evil feel the need to get rid of the man who follows the rules.
SENTENCE 2: His murder and the getting away with it, sparked off a roller coaster ride of super gangsters who are able to manipulate the public, governors, mayors, police departments - whoever, for the sole purpose of making money which of course gives people power to do what they wish!
SENTENCE 3: The assassination of President John F Kennedy should NEVER be overlooked as a fluke in history and as a president who just happened to get killed for no reason from a very hard trajectory.
|
moderately
|
[
"When people do evil",
"sparked off a roller coaster ride of super gangsters",
"the masters of evil feel the need to get rid of the man who follows the rules.",
"His murder and the getting away with it",
"who are able to manipulate the public, governors, mayors, police departments - whoever,",
"for the sole purpose of making money which of course gives people power to do what they wish!",
"and as a president who just happened to get killed for no reason from a very hard trajectory."
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text uses vague language like 'people do evil,' then it risks oversimplifying complex societal issues and assigning malicious intent broadly without evidence.",
"If the text uses emotionally exaggerated language like 'roller coaster ride of super gangsters,' then it risks trivializing serious societal issues by framing them in an overly dramatic or hyperbolic manner that detracts from their gravity.",
"If the text frames 'masters of evil' as a specific group acting against rule-followers, then it risks perpetuating conspiratorial or overly simplistic narratives about power dynamics and morality.",
"If the text refers to an unnamed individual’s murder without context, then it risks creating confusion or sensationalizing the event without substantiating its significance.",
"If the text implies widespread manipulation of institutions without evidence, then it risks promoting unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that undermine trust in public systems.",
"If the text reduces criminal behavior to a singular motive ('making money') and ties it to unchecked power, then it risks oversimplifying the motivations behind organized crime.",
"If the text suggests JFK’s assassination was random or unexplained, then it risks dismissing established historical findings while simultaneously hinting at alternative motives without clarity."
] | 16
|
3,856
|
TITLE: Experts Find Censoring Lyrics In Teenage Dirtbag Did Little To Prevent School Shootings
SENTENCE 1: “If replacing a lyric about a make believe gun with a fake record scratch has not managed to stop people from getting access to guns then I’m not sure what else we can do to stop the killing of innocent Americans.” Many Americans are upset to discover that censoring a lyric from a song featured on the soundtrack of the 2000 Jason Biggs film, Loser, did not have the groundbreaking impact on the US gun epidemic everyone was hoping for.
SENTENCE 2: The lyric in question references a ‘boyfriend’ who is stated to be ‘a dick’ and ‘brings a gun to school,’ the latter lyric being edited out of the radio, TV and streaming edit as a clever way to end gun violence without actually doing anything to end gun violence.
SENTENCE 3: LOUIS BURKE | Culture | CONTACT A 17-year study has concluded that the removal a song lyric regarding a fictional character bringing a fake gun to school in the song Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus has, unfortunately, done nothing to end gun violence in the USA.
|
highly
|
[
"then I’m not sure what else we can do to stop the killing of innocent Americans.",
"Many Americans are upset to discover that censoring a lyric from a song featured on the soundtrack of the 2000 Jason Biggs film, Loser, did not have the groundbreaking impact on the US gun epidemic everyone was hoping for.",
"If replacing a lyric about a make believe gun with a fake record scratch",
"the latter lyric being edited out of the radio, TV and streaming edit as a clever way",
"without actually doing anything to end gun violence.\n"
] |
[
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive"
] |
[
"If the text expresses hopelessness about stopping gun violence, then it risks discouraging readers from engaging in meaningful solutions to the issue.\n",
"If the text implies that people genuinely expected censoring a lyric to solve gun violence, then it risks ridiculing public expectations and undermining serious discussions about systemic issues.",
"if the text sarcastically suggests that replacing a lyric could stop gun violence, then it risks trivializing both the symbolic effort and the seriousness of gun violence by reducing it to a joke.",
"If the text sarcastically describes editing out a lyric as a 'clever way' to address gun violence, then it risks making light of the issue and alienating readers who view symbolic actions as valuable steps toward awareness.",
"If the text highlights the ineffectiveness of censoring lyrics while mocking it, then it risks discouraging readers from recognizing the cumulative value of small actions in addressing systemic issues."
] | 16
|
3,906
|
TITLE: BEWARE: Hackers Infect Facebook Messenger With Virus That Mines Cryptocurrency
SENTENCE 1: If the user’s Facebook account is set to log in automatically, Digmine will manipulate Facebook Messenger in order to send a link to the file to the account’s friends.
SENTENCE 2: This functionality’s code is pushed from the command-and-control (C&C) server, which means it can be updated.” The Infection Once installed on the victim’s computer, the Digmine script file downloads more components from the control server.
SENTENCE 3: “The abuse of Facebook is limited to propagation for now, but it wouldn’t be implausible for attackers to hijack the Facebook account itself down the line.
|
moderately
|
[
"Digmine",
"will manipulate Facebook Messenger in order to send a link to the file",
"victim’s computer",
"downloads more components from the control server.",
"attackers",
"Facebook account",
"limited to propagation for now, but it wouldn’t be implausible for attackers to hijack the Facebook account itself down the line.",
"pushed from the command-and-control (C&C) server,",
"Hackers",
"Infect Facebook Messenger With Virus That Mines Cryptocurrency",
"user’s Facebook account",
"account’s friends."
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive"
] |
[] | 15
|
3,911
|
TITLE: Milan train crash: Horrific rush-hour derailment in Italy - at least 4 dead, 100 injured
SENTENCE 1: To us, who were on the last car went well, only a few small wounds, but those in front of us, in the penultimate, were crushed like sardines.” AFP This image reveals the extent of the devastation Milan train derails: Horrific photos after rush-hour crash Thu, January 25, 2018 Train derails in horrific rush-hour crash in Milan, fatalities reported Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 16 Fire fighters and police officers work around derailed trains in Pioltello, on the outskirts of Milan Pictures from the scene show crumpled carriages while others show what appears to be blood on the side of the train.
SENTENCE 2: The cause of the incident remains unknown, but images from the scene appear to show that the derailed carriages were in the centre of the train.
SENTENCE 3: STAMPA The red circle show where the train derailed, in the outskirts of the city
|
slightly
|
[
"Milan train crash:",
"at least 4 dead, 100 injured",
"Horrific rush-hour derailment",
"in Italy",
"To us, who were on the last car went well, only a few small wounds, but those in front of us, in the penultimate, were crushed like sardines.",
"went well, only a few small wounds,",
"were crushed like sardines.”",
"Fire fighters and police officers",
"Train derails in horrific rush-hour crash in Milan, fatalities reported",
"in Milan",
"work around derailed trains",
"in Pioltello, on the outskirts of Milan",
"Pictures from the scene show crumpled carriages while others show what appears to be blood on the side of the train.\n",
"The cause of the incident remains unknown, but images from the scene appear to show that the derailed carriages were in the centre of the train.\n",
"STAMPA",
"show where the train derailed"
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[] | 15
|
3,916
|
TITLE: The Podesta Emails
SENTENCE 1: Ronnie Shows AUX Initiatives LLC Dr Bashir Musa (8/18/14- Current) John Breaux Patton Boggs The Kurdistan regional Government (5/18/14 - Current), Government of the Republic of Cyprus (8/4/09 -10/31/11), Embassy of India, Embassy of the Republic of Peru, Government of the Republic of Cyprus (10/20/08- 10/31/11), (9/25/07- 10/31/11), (2/27/07- 10/31/11); and Breaux Lott Leadership Group for Government of Taiwan, Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (5/21/09- 5/11/10) John Merrigan DLA Piper LLP Presidential Campaign of Hipolito Mejia; Embassy of the UAE (1/30/12 - Current), Embassy of the UAE; Executive Office of Dubai; Government of Turkey; Government of Ethiopia; Senado de Maxico; Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice President of the UAE, Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid AL Maktoum, Minister of Finance and Industry of the UAE, the Executive Office (12/15/08 - Current), Executive Office of Dubai; Government of Turkey; Government of Ethiopia; Senado de Maxico; Borse Dubai Limited; Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice President of the UAE, Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid AL Maktoum, Minister of Finance and Industry of the UAE, the Executive Office (6/26/08 - Current), (11/2/07, 5/10/07, 12/8/06, 11/20/06, 5/4/06); and Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand, Chartered for (3/6/02, 4/26/01, 12/16/98, 10/3/97, 12/5/95, 6/2/95, 9/19/88, 8/5/85- 6/3/94) Jonathon Jones Peck Madigan Jones Embassy of New Zealand (6/10/13 - Current), ProExport Colombia (4/22/11- 10/31/11) Michael Smith Cornerstone Governmen Affairs, LLC Justice Equality Movement Embassy of the Republic of Korea (1/16/15 - Current), LNG Allies Inc (7/2/14 - Current), Embassy of the Republic of Korea (3/7/14 - Current) Paul Brathwaite Podesta Group Embassy of Japan, Federal Republic of Somalia (9/16/13 - Current), Republic of Albania; National Security Council of georgia; Embassy of Japan (7/29/11- 6/30/12), Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt (4/1/09- 12/31/10) and PLM Group for Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt (4/24/08- 3/1/09) Thomas Daschle Daschle Group Taipei Economic and cultural representative Office (*3/16/15 - Current)* Wyeth Wiedeman Ben Barnes Group National Board for the Following Up and Recovering of the Libyan Looted and Disguised Funds of the Transitional Government of Libya, through Washington African Consulting Group, Inc (12/3/14 - Current); and Sharp & Barnes LLP for The Republic of Colombia Federacion Nacional de Departamentos (2/2/11- 11/1/11) Larry Rasky Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications Socialist Party of Albania (3/29/2010 - 9/22/2010) and Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency (10/26/2008 - 9/22/2010) David Castagnetti Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti Embassy of Panama (5/24/11 - 5/15/12); Province of Alberta Canada (3/20/13- 6/1/13) Gerald Cassidy Cassidy & Associates (10/4/07- 12/31/10; 8/27/91- 12/1/00; 6/4/84- 11/2/84) Gov.
SENTENCE 2: *First Name* *Last Name* *FARA Registered Agent* *Client (if listed)* Imaad Zuberi Beltway Government Strategies Inc (Zuberi is a Partner) Office of the Monitoring MP for the Ministry of External Affairs, Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (8/14/14 - Current) Anthony "Tony" Podesta The Podesta Group Republic of Iraq (2/28/13 - Current); Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan (1/31/13 Current); Republic of Cyprus (11/13/12 - Current); Republic of Kosovo (3/13/12 - Current); Republic of Albania (4/15/11 - Current); Republic of India (10/8/10 - Current); National Security Council of Georgia (2/3/10 - Current); Hong Kong Trade Dvelopment Council (4/20/09 - Current); The Government of the Arab republic of egypt (4/1/09 - Current, previously 5/18/07- 6/30/07) PLM Group, LLC (9/27/07- 3/1/09); Podesta Associates, Inc (2/17/94- 2/10/95) Ben Barnes Ben Barnes Group for National Board The Following Up and Recovering of the Libyan Looted and Disguised Funds of the Transitional Government of Libya, through Washington African Consulting Group, Inc (12/3/14 - Current); and Sharp & Barnes LLP for The Republic of Colombia Federacion Nacional de Departamentos (8/31/10 - Current); and Alcalde & Fay (10/21/94- 2/12/96) Heather Podesta Heather Podesta Taipei Economic and Cultural representative Office in the U.S.
SENTENCE 3: Jim Blanchard DLA Piper US LLP (11/25/1991- 12/09/1992; 4/14/2009- 9/15/2010) James "Jimmy" Ryan Elmendorf Ryan Colombian Foreign Investment and Export Promotion Agency (4/21/11 -10/13/11) John Quinn Quinn Gillespie & Associates Japan External Trade Organization; Shining Prospect; Government of Macedonia; Government of Republika Srpska (3/17/09 - 10/1/11); Shining Prospect, Government of Macedonia, Government of Republika Srpska (2/19/09); (6/20/07, 6/1/06, 12/22/04- 6/30/05) Kelly Bingel Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti) Embassy of Panama (5/24/11- 5/15/12), Province of Alberta Canada (3/20/13- 6/1/13 Mike Driver Squire Patton Boggs Al-Hamar Trading Group (6/21/12- 6/26/13); (6/16/03- 12/31/05) Norm Brownstein Brownstwin Hyatt Farber Schreck (7/2/07- 10/17/07) Steve Elmendorf Elmendorf Ryan Colombian Foreign Investment and Export Promotion Agency (4/21/11- 10/13/11) Vic Fazio Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Hong kong Trade Development Council (2/21/12; 6/24/05); and Clark & Weinstock (1/26/05- 5/31/05), (9/10/01- 6/30/03) On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 3:07 PM, Dennis Cheng <[email protected]> wrote: Karuna, can you recirculate the list of foreign agents that we know of so far?
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 15
|
3,923
|
TITLE: Final EPA Study Confirms Fracking Contaminates Drinking Water
SENTENCE 1: Ray Kemble of Dimock, Pennsylvania, holds a jug of discolored water from his well, contaminated by nearby fracking operations while standing outside of the U.S.
SENTENCE 2: Photo credit: Food & Water Watch Final EPA Study Confirms Fracking Contaminates Drinking Water
SENTENCE 3: EPA building in Washington, DC.
|
moderately
|
[
"Final EPA Study",
"Confirms Fracking Contaminates Drinking Water",
"Ray Kemble of Dimock, Pennsylvania,",
"holds a jug of discolored water from his well, contaminated by nearby fracking operations while standing outside of the U.S.\n"
] |
[
"Attributive",
"Eventive",
"Attributive",
"Eventive"
] |
[] | 15
|
3,942
|
TITLE: What The Church Isn't Telling You About Nibiru And The Anunnaki Archives - In5D Esoteric, Metaphysical, and Spiritual Database
SENTENCE 1: Subscribe to Our DAILY Newsletter – **You will get 3-5+ articles in one email daily
|
none
|
[] |
[] |
[] | 15
|
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.