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If you missed the links within this article, click to read about Kerr's thoughts on . Or, read applied to North Americans. | If you missed any links in the article, you can click further to read about Kerr's thoughts. | 1entailment
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Or, for a somewhat easier ascent, you could try scaling Latrigg, another peak a few kilometers to the south, closer to Keswick. | If you like hiking, you can go at Latrigg, which is an easier ascent. | 1entailment
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He looked up to the hulking shadow of the Old One silhouetted against the blackening sky. | The Old One made a shadow. | 1entailment
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Most of the beaches with fine sand are to the north of Alicante. | The beaches with fine sand are in the north. | 1entailment
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intent may be a matter of understanding the process by which decisions were made, who was involved, and whether the actions are meeting local needs. | Intent is about understanding the process. | 1entailment
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Outlying Neighborhoods | Neighborhoods on the outskirts. | 1entailment
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yeah yeah take care of those cats all right bye-bye | Take care of the cats! | 1entailment
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Recognizing the value of training, especially for the people at the top of the organization, the CFO Council's GPRA Implementation Committee has begun an outreach effort directed toward senior managers in the 24 CFO Act agencies. | The people at the top of the organization recognize the value of the training. | 1entailment
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i mean one day it was like sixty below zero | Once it was around -60 degrees. | 1entailment
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Decreasing extinction (in units of inverse distance) can in turn be used to estimate quantitative measures more directly related to human perception such as contrast of distant targets and visual range. | Lowering extinction can be used to estimate numerical measures related to human perceptions. | 1entailment
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The Save the Social Security | Keep social security. | 1entailment
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His manner was unfortunate, I observed thoughtfully. | He had a hapless manner, I noted thoughtfully. | 1entailment
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Isaac's case was one of government screw-ups, Morris said, recounting how Social Security shuffled his file from New Jersey to Baltimore and then Philadelphia before finally tracking it down. | The government messed up in the Isaac's case. | 1entailment
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However, the sources of and motives behind cyber attacks often cannot be readily determined. | The reason for hacks cannot always be ascertained. | 1entailment
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Off-line readers put Web sites--and Web advertisers--in the same position as their counterparts in the print world (although the off-line reader built into Microsoft's upcoming Internet Explorer 4.0 will actually send the server a log of the user's reading habits). | Offline readers put advertisers on websites in the same position as print ones. | 1entailment
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(To compare Reich's new version with the original, click .) But this time he gets the Washington story basically The point of most Washington hearings--for all concerned, including Cabinet secretaries--is not to listen and learn but to talk and score points. | The goal of most Washington hearings is to talk and score points. | 1entailment
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Islamic homes centered around a large central hall called a qa'awith a fountain in the middle. | The architectural style of houses in the Islamic culture is based on buildings built along fountains. | 1entailment
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The Lawyers Trust Fund and LAP aim, respectively, to improve legal services to the poor to provide equal justice under the law, and to increase public confidence in the administration of justice, Chief Justice Mary Ann G. McMorrow said. | Mary Ann G. McMarrow is a Chief Justice. | 1entailment
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You died there. | There is where you died. | 1entailment
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but when you're only at living wage it doesn't matter | It's not important when you're only at a living wage. | 1entailment
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The Belur temple's silhouette makes for an unfinished look, but it's not certain that towers or domes were ever planned. | It is unsure whether domes and towers were in the original plans. | 1entailment
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and it's so interesting because we made an extended drive as far west as San Diego which i guess is as far west as you can go and down into Texas and then through Colorado on the way home | We made a long drive to San Diego, then to Texas, and then through Colorado before going home. | 1entailment
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you would have thought the guy was just pure as the driven snow but i happen to know his background and i know that he would have sold out his mother for uh uh shorter sentence | He seems like a good guy, but he would have sold out his own mother. | 1entailment
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Many commercial firms, in recognition of the physical impact and disruption of family life that results from frequent travel, allow their employees to keep frequent flyer awards. | Employees of several commercial firms are allowed to keep their frequent flyer awards. | 1entailment
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Pity the poor lawyer. | Pity the poor attorney. | 1entailment
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Gandhi He was the youngest of four. | He was the youngest of four siblings. | 1entailment
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that much i know that Mike Smith retiring a couple of years ago left a big hole offensively who do the Phillies look to to drive in a lot of runs | Mike Smith's retirement hindered the Phillies' offensive capability. | 1entailment
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Liquor and tobacco are good buys. | Good purchases to make include liquor and tobacco products. | 1entailment
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But he had the feeling that it was chill now, cold, as if a hearth fire had been allowed to die into ashes. | He thought the hearth fire had died. | 1entailment
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Everybody was impressed, and one man's eyelid even ticked a little, because he didn't realize that the speaker of this witty comments wasn't Czarek, but one of the Fodder Brothers (a term coined later by triumphant Pytlasinski). | The witty comments made by the speaker impressed everyone. | 1entailment
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Criticizing the Kosovo Critics | Making negative comments about the critics of Kosovo. | 1entailment
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you bet no that's right yeah i i know of some people who did uh it was it was indirectly related you know they could always come up with other reasons but it it had a lot to do with it just uh the the whole attitude because it's really uh it's just really it it seems so unTI you know with the the whole relaxed atmosphere that we have um to all of a sudden | I know some people who did it which was indirectly related. | 1entailment
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Beachfront all-inclusive hotel for couples only. | The all-inclusive hotel is for couples only. | 1entailment
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Her skin seemed to turn gray, and her eyes opened to double their normal size. | Her skin lost color, and her eyes widened. | 1entailment
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Another cut and the third man's intestines splashed to the ground. | The third man received a wound in the abdomen. | 1entailment
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I thanked him. | Thanks was given. | 1entailment
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It does not apply to inventory, nor does it apply to forfeited property (as explained in the previous section on nonexchange revenue). | Forfeited property and inventory are not applicable. | 1entailment
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The prefecture puts its bureaucrats in the fine Renaissance Palazzo Corner (or Ca' Grande), while gondoliers claim Othello's Desdemona lived in the lovely late-Gothic Palazzo Contarini-Fasan. | The bureaucrats and Desdemona lived in two different buildings. | 1entailment
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Yes, the one and only. | Indeed, one of a kind. | 1entailment
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The fourth floor of the town hall (entrance on Corso Vannucci) is given over to the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, expanded in 1999, a handsomely modernized setting for a splendid collection of Umbrian and Tuscan paintings from the 13th to 18th centuries. | On the higher levels of the town hall, Umbrian and Tuscan paintings are on show. | 1entailment
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For example, FHWA set a performance expectation for senior executives to develop strategies to achieve FHWA's strategic objectives and performance goals. | Senior executives are expected to create strategies for achieving company objectives and goals. | 1entailment
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If the creative geniuses are long dead, master craftsmen continue the tradition of superb reproductions at negotiable prices. | Today's finest craftsmen copy the work of the historic artistic geniuses. | 1entailment
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Along these same lines, I was recently in a retail store and the clerk had on a summer dress. | The clerk had on a summer dress. | 1entailment
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I thought of the white-haired old lady in the big house, and that vivid wicked little face that had just smiled into ours, and a vague chill of foreboding crept over me. | I thought of the old lady in the house. | 1entailment
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Measuring 4.1 by 1.4 m (13 by 5 ft), the sheet is kept in an iron-lined silver casket placed in a marble urn and tucked away in the Museo della Sidone, and is rarely on display to the public (with the recent exception of the Holy Year 2000). | Most often, the public cannot see the sheet. | 1entailment
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By the eighth century b.c. the 12 main city-states of Ionia, including Ephesus, Priene, and Miletus, had formed what was known as the Pan-Ionic League. | Ephesus, Priene, and Miletus were part of a league of city-states in the region of Ionia. | 1entailment
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An item speculates that sex will be more for recreation than procreation, because parents will choose to clone themselves or genetically engineer designer babies. | Sex will become more a practice of please rather than procreation, as parents will choose to clone themselves or genetically engineer offspring. | 1entailment
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i could sure tell the difference though after the first year or so of being there uh prior to | The contrast was obvious to me after a period of time. | 1entailment
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Instead of writing this book--and book-writing is surely a job for sissies--he should have gone out and beat someone up or sold drugs. | He ought to have went outside and roughed some person up or peddled drugs. | 1entailment
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What you tell me about the girl puzzled me, said Mr. Carter. | I don't understand what you tell me about the girl, said Mr. Carter. | 1entailment
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Paris and its immediate surroundings are a magnet for tourists, students, businessmen, artists, inventors ' in short, everyone except perhaps the farmer and fisherman, who may well come to the city to protest government policies. | The farmer and the fisherman may come to Paris for different reasons from everyone else. | 1entailment
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I had seen very little of him for some years. | I did not see him much for quite a few years. | 1entailment
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Exactly as Slate had predicted. | Just like Slate anticipated. | 1entailment
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For a change of scenery, drive north of Alicante into the rocky, lunar-like landscape of the Cabeao d'Or mountains. | Driving north of Alicante will lead you to the rocky, moon-like landscape of the Cabeao d'Or mountains. | 1entailment
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yes i i completely finished the house | Yes, I was able to finish the house. | 1entailment
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information called for in the Commission's general rules for mail classification proposals. | The Commission has general rules for mail classification. | 1entailment
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Schoelcher, formerly a small fishing village just north of Fort-de-France, has expanded to become an extension of the capital city. | Just north of Fort-de-France is the extension of the capital city, Schoelcher. | 1entailment
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something to generate interest i don't know quite what | I am not sure what yet, but something to generate interest. | 1entailment
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the security program to supplement basic guidance, such as the importance | A basic security program that demonstrates importances. | 1entailment
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yeah but that's quite all right i think they just want to have some kind of normal conversation | I guess they just want to have an average conversation. | 1entailment
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But as Hanson took the arms of the other two, the Ser shrugged and fell in behind. | Ser shrugged and stayed behind the trio. | 1entailment
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He said Hilliker will be a good person to lead the organization through such an effort. | Hilliker is going to be the leader. | 1entailment
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i'll go ahead and and charge it knowing that the money will be there | I'll charge it since I know that money will be there. | 1entailment
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I liked Michael Kinsley's article . Here's a political glossary that might be helpful in interpreting future lies. | I can point you to a political glossary that might be helpful. | 1entailment
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yeah but it's it's nah you don't count on Social Security but it's it's that's what i'm saying they need to do something else | You can't rely on social security. The government needs a new plan. | 1entailment
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yeah the only reason i'd do it is because i want to make sure that i get all my calls in before they they just up and pull the plug on the program you know | I want to get all my calls before the plug is pulled on the program. | 1entailment
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Cocktails or uh what | Cocktails or something else. | 1entailment
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All rooms with air-conditioning (some with loft) and cable TV. | The rooms all have air-conditioning and cable. | 1entailment
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Five km (three miles) of fine sand from Pornichet to Le Pouliguen stretch in a perfect half-moon, past chic sailing and beach clubs, along an esplanade of luxury hotels with a casino at the center. | Beach clubs, luxury hotels, and a casino are situated alongside three miles of fine sand. | 1entailment
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Although flat and monotonous sandy desert in the north, it rises in ranges of sandstone peaks in the south creating a strong contrast with the azure blue of the surrounding seas. | The area to the north is a boring desert, but to the south lie sandstone peaks overlooking the nearby coasts. | 1entailment
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The lag adjustment distributes the mortality incidence over five years (25 percent in each of the first two years, and 17 percent for each of the remaining years) and discounts mortality benefits over this period at a rate of three percent. | The lag adjustment distributes the mortality incidence over five years and discounts mortality benefits at a rate of three percent. | 1entailment
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Safire notes that Steve and Cokie Roberts were there too, facts confirmed by the husband-and-wife team on CNN's Late Edition and This Week , respectively. | Steve and Cokie Roberts confirmed that they were there too. | 1entailment
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so that's an interesting alternative occasionally that i like to use | The alternative I use is interesting. | 1entailment
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but that's i don't know i think it just builds on the foundation that they've already built you get people out of high schools and college junior colleges that don't have the background for an MIT kind of curriculum so | Students coming from high schools and junior colleges don't have a background for Technological Study. | 1entailment
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In a couple of days the wagon train would head on north to Tucson, but now the activity in the plaza was a mixture of market day and fiesta. | They were south of Tucson. | 1entailment
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Dave Hanson, he cried sharply, "by the unfailing power of your name which is all of you, I hold you in my mind and your throat is in my hand--" The old hands squeezed suddenly, and Hanson felt a vise clamp down around his throat. | Dave Hanson was upset with something. | 1entailment
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Within the cloister, in the north gallery, is a striking fresco of the Triumph of Death (1360) showing how a humble person and an aristocrat face the same destiny. | There is an iconic painting portraying death. | 1entailment
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Access time is the time it takes a carrier to deviate from the route in order to make a delivery. | Access time can be defined as the amount of time a carrier needs to stray from the route to make the delivery. | 1entailment
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It began with the sight of his uncle's face leering at him. | It began with the sight of his uncle's face. | 1entailment
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i bet even my cats could do that | My cats could probably do that. | 1entailment
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concurring opinion to the R2000-1 decision. | An agreeing opinion to R2000-1 | 1entailment
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If Netscape supplied Mr. Bork with the argument why his own theories supported Netscape's position, what did Mr. Bork supply ? | Netscape provided Mr. Bork with his argument. | 1entailment
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Back then, there was no formal training in something like this, she said. | She said there was nor formal training pertaining to this back then. | 1entailment
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David Fiellin advocated eliminating the second recommendation. | The second recommendation has David Fiellin suggesting it be removed. | 1entailment
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but exactly | Although certainly true. | 1entailment
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For the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which actually enforced the blacklist, to reject Kazan for his comparatively minor offenses would have been the sheerest hypocrisy. | The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences enforced the blacklist. | 1entailment
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lion-headed goddess Sekhmet (1400 b.c. ) and the colossal Amenophis IV (1370 b.c. ). | Sekhmet is a goddess with a lion's head. | 1entailment
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and um i find great disgust in them in their in their um their self-centeredness | I don't like their self-centeredness. | 1entailment
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In 1511 Diego de Velazquez sailed from neighboring Hispaniola with some 300 conquistadores (conquerors). | Diego de Velazquez sailed from Hispaniola in 1511. | 1entailment
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Particularly good are the extra virgin cold pressed oils from Sitaa, Toploe, and Agaa Triada. | Cold pressed oils are available. | 1entailment
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It is unfortunate that there is no chance of the conditions repeating themselves as you suggest." | The speaker wants the conditions to repeat themselves. | 1entailment
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One of the exhibits is older the fragments of a monument to Jupiter (first century a.d.) discovered near Notre-Dame. | Fragments of a monument to Jupiter were discovered near the Notre-Dame. | 1entailment
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Public broadcasting's big transformation came in the mid-'70s, Ledbetter finds, when U.S. corporations stepped in to fill the financial gap for the underfunded network. | US corporations tried to fill the financial gap in for the network. | 1entailment
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The cakes here are also excellent. | The cakes here are equally great. | 1entailment
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It would be nice if more of the newcomers were artists, artisans, and producers, rather than lawyers and lobbyists, but head for head, I'll stack up Washington's intellectual capital against any competitor's. | More artsy people would be better than lawyers and lobbyists. | 1entailment
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The house is hugely enjoyable, with its intricate layout, 18th-century furniture, chinoiserie, children's toys, and and views of the grounds and distant mountains, particularly from the airy turret rooms. | The hosue is beautifully maintained. | 1entailment
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What's all this for? | All this...what is it for? | 1entailment
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Its golden 18th-century architecture makes it a rewarding stopover on any journey between Paris and Alsace. | Its architecture is from the 18th century. | 1entailment
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Edinburgh Zoo has a penguin parade every day during the summer. | Penguins can be seen at the Edinburgh Zoo in summer. | 1entailment
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and so that's i mean they're still around i think | I think they're still around. | 1entailment
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