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test · 200 rows

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2_279.wav	Sounds like she has got the whole package!	MONICA	[ "How was your date with Ginger.", "Great. It was great. She is , uh, she is great, great looking, great personality, she is greatness" ]	[ "MONICA", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_377.wav	Yeah either that or gloria estefan was right eventually the rhythm is going to get you	CHANDLER	[ "Oh Mommy, Oh Daddy, I am a big ol Baddy.", "I guess he must have gotten the part in the play." ]	[ "JOEY", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_574.wav	You can't do anything.	JOEY	[ "Pickin up wedding dresses. Wapah.", "Whats wapah", "You now, whipped. Wapah", "That's not whipped", "That's what I did, wapah." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "ROSS", "CHANDLER", "JOEY", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_598.wav	Our balcony? Seriously? That's so funny because I told Monica we should put lights on our balcony. - And she said - "No no, its too cold, nobody will go out there." - I said "Maybe if we put some lights out there they will".	CHANDLER	[ "After the party I saw Rachel kissing that jerk from her office out on your balcony." ]	[ "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_73.wav	Oh my god, you almost gave me a heart attack!	CHANDLER	[ "Okay, I am officially unpacked. Thanks for helping me man. Joey?" ]	[ "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_286.wav	And sometimes I would want you to steal third, and I'll go like this.	CHANDLER	[ "And sometimes I may be away longer, like this. But I'll still always come back, like this." ]	[ "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_372.wav	Actually I yesterday I was smoking again. Today I am smoking still.	CHANDLER	[ "Boy do I feel bad", "very bad.", "Chandler what are you doing?", "Chandler?" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "MONICA", "PHOEBE", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_389.wav	Huh! Whats dufus speled backwards?	MONICA	[ "Okay done", "Whats pleh?", "ThatÕs Help spelled backwards so that helicopters can read it from the air." ]	[ "JOEY", "MONICA", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_124.wav	I am so confused as to what we have been doing so far.	CHANDLER	[ "Thirty seconds all the questions we can answer", "You guys are dead, I am so good in lightning rounds.", "I majored in lightning rounds, alright! We are gonna destroy you!", "Wanna bet?" ]	[ "ROSS", "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_206.wav	A tshirt that says - I don't belong here.	CHANDLER	[ "Hey guys, what should I wear to a Nick's game?" ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_204.wav	Oh Oh, I am convinced!	CHANDLER	[ "What if you could keep the apartment and get the tickets.", "Done", "Let me finish, talking about a bet, winner takes all", "We could end up with nothing.", "Or you could end up with everything", "I like that!", "So what do you say?", "No", "Just do it!" ]	[ "RACHEL", "JOEY", "RACHEL", "JOEY", "PHOEBE", "JOEY", "MONICA", "CHANDLER", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_380.wav	Oh just like give a minute to wake up for this ... Ha ha! You lost the ring. You the worst best man ever!	CHANDLER	[ "The stripper stole the ring! The stripper stole the ring! Chandler get up get up, the stripper stole the ring." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_461.wav	Wow you look just like your son, Mrs. Tribbiani	CHANDLER	[ "[Laughs]" ]	[ "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_104.wav	Was that place the sun?	CHANDLER	[ "Hold on, there is something different.", "I went to their tanning place your wife suggested." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_49.wav	We got a box.	JOEY	[ "When that guy was robbing us and I was locked in the entertainment unit for like six hours, do you know what I was doing there in all that time? I was thinking about how I let you down. Yeah. But if I had known what kind of friend you would turn out to be, I wouldn't have worried about it so much. See you around!"...	[ "JOEY", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_428.wav	His legs flail about as if independent from his body	CHANDLER	[ "According to Chandler, what phenomenon scares the bejesus out of him?", "Michael flatly lord of the dance", "That is correct!", "The Irish gig guy?" ]	[ "ROSS", "MONICA", "ROSS", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_457.wav	Yes, we all know how cruel a parent can be, about the flatness of a child's pillow.	CHANDLER	[ "I just don't wanna give them any more ammunition than they already have." ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_490.wav	Maybe it's a contest, you know? Like "Collect all five".	CHANDLER	[ "I know, I opened it up and it and there it was just floathing in there, like this tiny little hitchhiker." ]	[ "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_434.wav	We can? Ok I am trying that.	CHANDLER	[ "You guys can pee standing up." ]	[ "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_323.wav	That monkey has got a Ross on its ass!	CHANDLER	[ "Hey!" ]	[ "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_294.wav	Oh, um, I don't care!	CHANDLER	[ "How do I look?" ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_105.wav	Why? You never look down in the shower? Oh please I am allowed one joke in the monkey is penis genre.	CHANDLER	[ "This is so exciting! I haven't seen my monkey in almost a year" ]	[ "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	true	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_463.wav	Ok!	JOEY	[ "You know? Forget it!", "No-no-no-no, no! Who, who were you talking about?", "No, I-I-I-I don't, I actually don't know" ]	[ "RACHEL", "JOEY", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_588.wav	I talk to you and nothin'.	JOEY	[ "Well, why don't you tell me what you're supposed to be! Huh? Because I sure as hell can't figure it out!" ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_99.wav	All right, cut, let's pick again, pick again.	RACHEL	[ "What? Ace is high! Jack, queen, king, ace!", "No! Ace is low! Ace, two, three, four!", "I don't know. Ooh! Ooh! Look it! Ah-ha!" ]	[ "JOEY", "MONICA", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_119.wav	Yeah. What-what should I do?	ROSS	[ "I mean technically it's-it's not against the rules or anything, but it is frowned upon. Especially by that professor we ran into last night, Judgey von Holierthanthou.", "Well Ross, you be careful now. You don't want to get a reputation as y'know Professor McNailshisstudents." ]	[ "ROSS", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_406.wav	For what? For letting you throw me out of your office?	ROSS	[ "Hi. Look um, about what happened earlier...", "No, hey, well, I-I completely understand. You were, you were stressed.", "I was gonna give you a chance to apologise to me." ]	[ "RACHEL", "ROSS", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_559.wav	What?!?!	MONICA	[ "Well, you-you coulda just turned the cushion over.", "Yeah, I would've except I had a big spaghetti stain on the other side." ]	[ "MONICA", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_444.wav	Ross-Ross, you have no idea what this means to me!	RACHEL	[ "I would love to live with you Ross.. that's-that's great! Thank you!", "Well, I'm-I'm just glad I could, y'know, help you out." ]	[ "RACHEL", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_107.wav	You'd better act surprised.	JOEY	[ "About what?", "He's planning your birthday party.", "Oh my God! I love him!" ]	[ "MONICA", "JOEY", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_149.wav	Thank you.	MONICA	[ "Yeah??? Oh... Okay, yes, we'll be right, we'll be right down." ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_173.wav	We- we had our first fight this morning.	ROSS	[ "Do you always have to bring him here?", "I didn't wanna leave him alone. Alright?" ]	[ "MONICA", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_367.wav	Well, don't 'cha wanna?	MONICA	[ "It's just y'know, been a couple of hours, and she hasn't called. Not that I even care, y'know.", "Phoebe why don't you just call her? You obviously want to.", "You think you know me so well." ]	[ "PHOEBE", "MONICA", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_514.wav	What's going on?! That's what's going on!!	ROSS	[ "Okay, okay look, I know I'm being Mr. Inappropriate today, but it's just so tough, I mean see you walking around and I just wanna touch you and hold you, come on no one's around, just, just kiss me.", "All right that's, that's it!! Get off her!", "What is going on?" ]	[ "PERSON", "ROSS", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_575.wav	Why? Because she can sing and play guitar and do both at the same time?	PHOEBE	[ "Wow! This girl is good.", "Oh-ho yeah! A song with rhyming words. Oo, I never thought of that before.", "I like her." ]	[ "JOEY", "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_217.wav	Ohhh!!!!	RACHEL	[ "OK, I have a question. Well, actually, it's not so much a question as.. more of a general wondering... ment.", "OK.", "OK. Here goes. For a while now, I've been wanting to, um...." ]	[ "ROSS", "RACHEL", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_96.wav	I don't think so. Hello? When you get in there	ROSS	[ "Y'know, y'know I'm lookin' and I don't think anyone's home here. I say we just break the window, crawl through, and-and y'know explain later. Yeah?", "Really? No one's home?" ]	[ "ROSS", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_29.wav	It was like months ago.	RACHEL	[ "Oh, that's Ross's.", "Oh... Oh my God. He remembered.", "Remembered what?" ]	[ "CHANDLER", "RACHEL", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_358.wav	I do not always have to be,okay, okay.	ROSS	[ "No you do,y'know what, you're not gonna suck me into this.", "Oh sure I am, because you always have to be right." ]	[ "ROSS", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_263.wav	Wow! Imagine what our kids would look like!	MONICA	[ "You guys make a", "Yeah, we look great together.", "Okay." ]	[ "PHOEBE", "JOEY", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_341.wav	Well, I'd gotten Judy pregnant. I still don't know how that happened.	PERSON	[ "I remember when we first got engaged.", "Oh, I don't think I ever heard that story." ]	[ "PERSON", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_579.wav	No!	MONICA	[ "One, two, three, four! You know the song! Sing along! So?" ]	[ "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_194.wav	And it came out, "Squatternut buash?"	JOEY	[ "Hey, I wasn't the only one who looked like an idiot. All right? Remember when Ross tried to say, \"Butternut squash?\"" ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_419.wav	Uh-huh!	PHOEBE	[ "Look, Pheebs, I just, I wanna apologize for, for saying that your method was stupid and-and maybe ask you to be my teacher again. And-and I promise, I won't touch a guitar until you say I'm ready. You really think I'm ready?" ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_300.wav	I don't think you could ever do that.	PHOEBE	[ "There is nothing wrong with Jake! Okay? He is all man! I'm thinking even more than you.", "Oh yeah, he looked like a real lumberjack in those pink lacys.", "I'm just saying that only a man completely secure with his masculinity could walk around in women's underwear!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "JOEY", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_555.wav	Hey! It's starting to snow.	ROSS	[ "No! You let go! How come it's always us left in the field holding the ball?", "I don't know. I guess the other people just don't care enough." ]	[ "ROSS", "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_441.wav	He's right, even if it's to say something complementary.	ROSS	[ "Oh.", "Please, right now, no, every time I see him it's like 'Is it on the lose?' 'Is it watching me?'", "We can't tell him, you can't go up to a guy you barely know and talk about his.... stuff." ]	[ "ROSS", "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_218.wav	Hey, does somebody wanna hand me one of those tiles.	JOEY	[ "Have you seen Joey?", "What's the matter?", "Oh, just this! Y'know what it's my fault really, because the couch is usually where we" ]	[ "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_537.wav	What did you want to show us? Because all I can see is this bitchin van	ROSS	[ "Come on, no peeking!", "Our eyes are closed and we're about to cross the street. Very good.", "Okayyyyy, open up!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_572.wav	No! I'm so happy for them!	RACHEL	[ "I know, they're gonna be", "Ohh .. I mean two best friends falling in love, how often does that happen?", "Not" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "RACHEL", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_58.wav	Why?	PHOEBE	[ "Welcome back!", "Hey! Can we pick up where we left off?", "I don't know, I'm still pretty tired out from this afternoon." ]	[ "PERSON", "PHOEBE", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_626.wav	Cause all I ever get to do now is pregnant stuff, it just bums me out.	PHOEBE	[ "All right, y'know what, we've been talking about London too much haven't we?", "I'm sorry. It's just 'cause I couldn't be there." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_33.wav	This-this, no, oh no, no-no-no, this is not,that's-that's not what it is.	RACHEL	[ "Ohh! It's so nice to meet you. Hello. Hello.", "Well, Joshua, that 500 was for groceries.", "What?" ]	[ "RACHEL", "PERSON", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_270.wav	Hey.	JOEY	[ "Where'd you get fruit at four in the morning?", "Went down to the docks. Bet ya didn't know you could get it wholesale.", "I didn't know there were docks." ]	[ "ROSS", "MONICA", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_454.wav	Ross umm, there's something that I've got to tell you, there's-there's someone else.	PERSON	[ "It was dreadful. I felt terrible about how I acted when you said those wonderful things.", "No, no, that-that, that's all right. Umm, I'm just glad you called." ]	[ "PERSON", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_405.wav	I'm supposed to teach a graduate seminar there in ten minutes.	ROSS	[ "Okay, that-that's all for today. Oh, uh does anyone know where the Freeman building is?", "Yeah, it's the new building on Avenue A." ]	[ "ROSS", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_375.wav	I was thkinking about maybe going into the Robot.	ROSS	[ "Hey, you haven't been practising the routine have you?", "No!" ]	[ "MONICA", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_521.wav	Uh-huh!	JOEY	[ "I've had better.", "Okay! When?!", "All right! All right! It was the best nap ever!" ]	[ "ROSS", "JOEY", "ROSS" ]	FRIENDS	false	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_499.wav	The end.	PHOEBE	[ "Oh, but he was my pig man...how did I not see this?", "Oh! I know! It's because... he's gorgeous, and he's charming, and when he looks at you...", "Ok, Ok, Pheebs..." ]	[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_198.wav	Yeah, she's fired.	ROSS	[ "Was it my work? Were they mad? Was it Jack? Did he yell?!", "J-j-just relax, nobody yelled. Jack just was calling to make sure that you were feeling better.", "Thank God." ]	[ "PHOEBE", "ROSS", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_540.wav	Okay?	JOEY	[ "I don't know. But hey, I know we can decide. Okay, I'm gonna ask you questions and you answer real quick." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_305.wav	Take a couple deep breaths.	JOEY	[ "Okay, I can do this. I can tell her how I feel. Just uh, just stand up straight." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_27.wav	No no, you don't have to fly back, really.	MONICA	[ "Yeah, Ross is great. He's uh, he's in a whole other place. No, he's gone." ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_196.wav	What?	PHOEBE	[ "Oh, I mean she's gonna be at the wedding waiting for him and people will be whispering, \"Oh that poor girl.\" Then she'll have to come back here and live all alone.", "Oh my God!" ]	[ "RACHEL", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_615.wav	Hi, Joey. Well well, look what you brought. Very nice.	PERSON	[ "Oh, uh, I... don't... care. Ok, now, remember, no trading. You get the pretty one, I get the mess." ]	[ "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	false	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_111.wav	What was that?!	RACHEL	[ "Rachel is one of my closest friends. Although, being the only one who knows anything about this does makes me feel special. Okay!", "Okay, stop-stop! Phoebe?!", "Hey Rach!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "RACHEL", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_202.wav	Yeah?	PHOEBE	[ "Uh, okay, Pheebs?", "Yeah?", "Umm, y'know how the other day you were talking about how you didn't get to go to London and how you were kinda feeling left out?" ]	[ "JOEY", "PHOEBE", "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_531.wav	Yeah well that's because uh .. I stayed in my room. Yeah, you don't want to look in my hamper.	JOEY	[ "Yeah, I mean I was up sick all night.", "Yeah me too, all night. Really?!", "How come we didn't cross paths?" ]	[ "RACHEL", "JOEY", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_326.wav	Stick to the list.	ROSS	[ "Ahh!", "It wasn't on your list, but hopefully you'll think it's really fun.", "A scooter!" ]	[ "RACHEL", "PERSON", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_247.wav	Uh yes! Thank you.	ROSS	[ "We're not gonna do that.", "Well, if you like you can feel Rachel's and then feel mine to compare.", "Am I interrupting?" ]	[ "RACHEL", "PERSON1", "PERSON2" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_576.wav	And then for forgetting to invite you to it.	PHOEBE	[ "Oh Monica, we are so sorry.", "For what?", "Well first, for forgetting to throw you a bridal shower." ]	[ "RACHEL", "MONICA", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	false	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_522.wav	Yes it is.	PERSON	[ "Fire alarm? Oh! Hi, officer,fireman, can-can I help you?", "We found your fire alarm in the trash chute. That's not mine." ]	[ "PHOEBE", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_314.wav	Am I out of control?	MONICA	[ "Uh, belt's to tight, gotta change the belt. Did I turn the fish? No, cause I made lasagne." ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_410.wav	If you wanna put a label on it.	ROSS	[ "That's funny. Who are they?", "The blond woman is my ex-wife, and the woman touching her is her... close, personal friend.", "You mean they're lovers." ]	[ "PERSON", "ROSS", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcasm or ironic expressions in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_166.wav	But I'm the host!	JOEY	[ "This will be your phone.", "That's great. But uh, I'm not really expecting a lot of calls.", "No you answer it and take pledges." ]	[ "PERSON", "JOEY", "PERSON" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_562.wav	Look now, Phoebe remember, hey, their just fulfilling their Christmas....	JOEY	[ "Hey. What, what are you doing here?", "Well, I-I thought a lot about what you said, and um, I realilized duh, all right maybe I was a little judgmental. Yeah, oh, but oh..." ]	[ "JOEY", "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	false	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_144.wav	Lords of Arabia	DOROTHY	[ "Well ofcourse Blanche , they did it in that movie.", "What movie?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_45.wav	Oh ma no, it was a little girl selling girl scout toilets.	DOROTHY	[ "Oh fine we will!", "Is that Paolo?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "SOPHIA" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_398.wav	Rose, you should sit here and watch her hack herself to death	DOROTHY	[ "ma I think you should sit down", "Dorothy, should I get Sophia a glass of water?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_591.wav	How about stopping by new years eve with three naked women, throwing up in the pool, passing out in the punch bowl, and relieving yourself in the linen closet?	DOROTHY	[ "We thought you might like to join us for dinner?", "I get the feeling Dorothy that you might be a little mad at me. Why is that?" ]	[ "DOROTHY", "SOPHIA" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	false	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_74.wav	Show them your slides of Hawaii	DOROTHY	[ "Wait donÕt leave me, what will I do if they come back?" ]	[ "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect the use of sarcasm or irony in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_342.wav	In what Blanche, dog years?	DOROTHY	[ "Was there ever any doubt?", "Momentarily. This is strictly off the record, but Dirk's nearly five years younger that I." ]	[ "DOROTHY", "BLANCHE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_604.wav	No Rose, I am developing pictures from the magellan space probe	DOROTHY	[ "Hi Dorothy, cooking?" ]	[ "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Identify instances of sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_344.wav	A hand puppet Rose.	DOROTHY	[ "So you have replaced me.", "With what?" ]	[ "PERSON", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_465.wav	No Rose, that you should do.	DOROTHY	[ "No more ice-skating", "And I am not gonna go Niagra falls in a barrel." ]	[ "ROSE", "ROSE" ]	GOLDENGIRLS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_471.wav	Amazing.	MEMBER-GIRL	[ "Hello everybody! How was your week?" ]	[ "MODERATOR" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_361.wav	Nooo	MEMBER-GIRL	[ "Well we have a new member of Sarcasmoholics Anonymous this week", "Perhaps you would like to introduce yourself?", "Hi everybody, my name is Scott and I am a sarcasmholic." ]	[ "MODERATOR", "MODERATOR", "SCOTT" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is employed in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_271.wav	Sarcasm? Noo.	MODERATOR	[ "Sorry, was that sarcasm?" ]	[ "SCOTT" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Recognize sarcasm or irony in the spoken words. The answer could be true or false.
2_485.wav	You got off to a really good start with the group.	MEMBER-BOY	[ "It was being sarcastic, alright I see I see", "I didn't realise the sarcasm was going to be so full on. I ll just stand back and start again", "Oh, we wouldn't bother." ]	[ "SCOTT", "SCOTT", "MEMBER-BOY" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_123.wav	Nooo!	MODERATOR	[ "It was quite hard .. Was just being sarcastic!" ]	[ "SCOTT" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Perceive the use of sarcastic or ironic expressions in the verbal communication. The answer could be true or false.
2_338.wav	And I am sure every person here really really wants you to join our group.	MODERATOR	[ "Scott scott come back. You have to realize that we are a bunch of people with severe problems.", "We have been trying to help ourselves, just like you have been trying to help yourself.", "That's why we need to help each other.", "I mean, you seem like a decent guy." ]	[ "MODERATOR", "MODERATOR", "MODERATOR", "MODERATOR" ]	SARCASMOHOLICS	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_161.wav	I can see it from right here. It'll cost you one husband.	CHANDLER	[ "Can you give me a closer look so that I can see the price?" ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Recognize when sarcasm or irony is conveyed through the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_170.wav	The British are coming?	CHANDLER	[ "Hey you guys, guess what?" ]	[ "PHOEBE" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_500.wav	Oh my God I love that! - Really? - NO!	MONICA	[ "I want to show you something too. You know those big road signs that say Merge? So I was thinking that we could get one fo those signs and hang it over the bed. Because its you and I together - Merge!" ]	[ "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_303.wav	No thanks Josephine!	CHANDLER	[ "Hey Chandler!, come on in we are knitting pot holders." ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_167.wav	I am not freaking out, why would I be freaking out? A woman named Hildy called and said we will get married, but that happens everyday	CHANDLER	[ "I am so sorry, please stop freaking out." ]	[ "MONICA" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_373.wav	I was making a coconut phone with a professor.	CHANDLER	[ "Where the hell have you been?" ]	[ "JOEY" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine if there is sarcasm or irony embedded in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_623.wav	What do you know? Its a treat for the eyes and the ears.	CHANDLER	[ "Chandler?", "Hey! Ah!", "What do you think?", "I think I can see your scalp!" ]	[ "PHOEBE", "CHANDLER", "MONICA", "CHANDLER" ]	FRIENDS	true	Identify the presence of sarcastic or ironic remarks in the spoken message. The answer could be true or false.
2_236.wav	Gee, if only she were one and had no idea what a birthday was.	CHANDLER	[ "You can't go away this weekend, its Emma's birthday, we are having a party.", "Well can't you just have the party when we get back?", "No, it won't be her real birthday." ]	[ "RACHEL", "MONICA", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Determine the presence of sarcastic or ironic elements in the speech. The answer could be true or false.
2_169.wav	Hes not right for the part, and if I suggest him my bosses are going to think I am an idiot. And thatÕs something they should learn on their own.	CHANDLER	[ "What am I gonna do now?", "Just pass the tape along." ]	[ "CHANDLER", "RACHEL" ]	FRIENDS	true	Detect if there are sarcastic or ironic undertones in the speech. The answer could be true or false.

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