Split (1)

train · 100k rows

Subsets and Splits

No community queries yet

The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.

utterance stringlengths 2 2.34k	corrupted_uncased stringlengths 0 2.34k	corrupted_cased stringlengths 0 2.32k	utterance_uncased stringlengths 2 2.34k
Thank you Julie.	thank you	Thank. you	thank you julie.
You're welcome Robert.	you're welcome	You're welcome	you're welcome robert.
That's NPR health policy correspondent Julie Rovner.	that's npr, health policy correspondent julie;	That's NPR health policy correspondent Julie,	that's npr health policy correspondent julie rovner.
And you can add this to the list of problems in Baghdad. It's getting riskier and harder to find bread. There's been a string of attacks on bakeries across the capitol, mainly by insurgents trying to further destabilize daily life.	and; you can add. this to the list of problems in baghdad it's getting riskier and harder to find bread there's been a string, of attacks on bakeries across. the capitol mainly by insurgents trying to further destabilize daily	And you can add this to the list of problems in Baghdad It's getting riskier and harder to find bread, There's been a, string of attacks on bakeries across the capitol mainly by insurgents trying to further destabilize, daily	and you can add this to the list of problems in baghdad. it's getting riskier and harder to find bread. there's been a string of attacks on bakeries across the capitol, mainly by insurgents trying to further destabilize daily life.
Here's NPR's Jamie Tarabay.	here's npr's jamie	Here's NPR's Jamie;	here's npr's jamie tarabay.
Iraq's traditional bread is diamond shape, puffy and doughy inside. Cream cheese and overripe tomatoes is a typical Iraqi sandwich. Serve a kebob in there, or mop up a plate of rice and lamb with bits of it. Low carbs doesn't work. Here, it's as much a part of daily life as water, and the insurgents know this.	iraq's traditional bread is. diamond shape puffy and doughy inside, cream cheese and overripe tomatoes is a; typical, iraqi sandwich serve a kebob in there or mop up a plate, of rice and, lamb with bits of. it low carbs doesn't work here it's as much a part of daily life as water and the insurgents know,	Iraq's traditional bread is diamond shape puffy and doughy inside Cream, cheese and overripe tomatoes is, a typical Iraqi sandwich Serve a kebob in; there or mop up a plate of rice and lamb with bits of it Low carbs doesn't work Here it's as much a, part of daily, life as water, and the insurgents know	iraq's traditional bread is diamond shape, puffy and doughy inside. cream cheese and overripe tomatoes is a typical iraqi sandwich. serve a kebob in there, or mop up a plate of rice and lamb with bits of it. low carbs doesn't work. here, it's as much a part of daily life as water, and the insurgents know this.
(Soundbite of men speaking foreign language)	(soundbite of men speaking foreign	(Soundbite of men speaking foreign	(soundbite of men speaking foreign language)
Business at this bakery in the neighborhood of Kerada(ph) is brisk. One man slips flower into the dough and kneeds. Another shoves discs of dough into the oven with a long, wooden board. Beside him, a worker stacks freshly baked bread into piles, puts them in plastic bags, and ties them with twist tops. As he punches k...	business at this; bakery. in the neighborhood of kerada(ph) is brisk one man slips flower into the dough and kneeds another shoves discs of. dough into the, oven with a long. wooden. board beside him a worker stacks freshly baked bread into piles puts them in plastic bags and, ties them with twist tops as he punches; k...	Business at this bakery in the neighborhood of Kerada(ph) is brisk One man slips flower into the dough and, kneeds Another, shoves discs. of dough into the oven with a long wooden board, Beside, him a worker stacks freshly baked bread into piles puts them in plastic bags and ties them with twist tops, As he punches key...	business at this bakery in the neighborhood of kerada(ph) is brisk. one man slips flower into the dough and kneeds. another shoves discs of dough into the oven with a long, wooden board. beside him, a worker stacks freshly baked bread into piles, puts them in plastic bags, and ties them with twist tops. as he punches k...
(Through Translator) If there is no bread, there will be chaos. Look at the prices of gas (unintelligible). People can't bake bread at home. So all the burden is on our bakeries. So what would happen shuts down? We pray to God for love and security.	(through translator) if there is no, bread there will be chaos look at the prices of gas (unintelligible). people can't bake bread at home so all the burden is on our bakeries so what would happen shuts down? we pray to god for love and	(Through Translator) If there is no bread, there, will be chaos Look at, the prices of gas (unintelligible). People can't bake bread at home So. all the burden is on our bakeries So what would happen shuts down? We pray to God for love and	(through translator) if there is no bread, there will be chaos. look at the prices of gas (unintelligible). people can't bake bread at home. so all the burden is on our bakeries. so what would happen shuts down? we pray to god for love and security.
Abu Ahmed may pray for security, but also keeps a couple of automatic rifles on hand should anyone attack his store. He says the attacks on other bakeries have frightened some of his workers away, and instead of saying open late, as he used to, he shuts his doors at 7:00 p.m.	abu ahmed may pray. for security but also keeps a couple of automatic rifles, on hand should anyone attack his store he says the attacks on other bakeries have frightened some of his workers, away and instead of saying open, late as he used to he shuts his doors at	Abu Ahmed may pray for security, but. also keeps, a couple of automatic, rifles on hand should. anyone attack his store He says. the. attacks on other bakeries, have frightened some of his workers away. and instead of saying open late as he used to he shuts his doors at	abu ahmed may pray for security, but also keeps a couple of automatic rifles on hand should anyone attack his store. he says the attacks on other bakeries have frightened some of his workers away, and instead of saying open late, as he used to, he shuts his doors at 7:00 p.m.
Bakery worker Ali Mahasan(ph) says his wages are good, but he doesn't know how much longer he can do his job.	bakery worker ali mahasan(ph) says his wages are good but he doesn't know how much longer he can; do his	Bakery worker Ali Mahasan(ph) says his wages are good but he doesn't know how much longer he can do his	bakery worker ali mahasan(ph) says his wages are good, but he doesn't know how much longer he can do his job.
(Through translator) If you want the truth, there is no security anywhere. (Unintelligible) a couple of days ago, they killed workers in a bakery shop. I saw it on TV.	(through translator) if you want the truth there is no security anywhere (unintelligible) a couple of days ago they killed workers in a bakery shop i saw it on	(Through translator) If you want the truth. there is no security anywhere (Unintelligible) a couple of. days ago they killed workers in a bakery shop I saw it on	(through translator) if you want the truth, there is no security anywhere. (unintelligible) a couple of days ago, they killed workers in a bakery shop. i saw it on tv.
Iraqis can read about it, too. A local newspaper ran the front page picture of a woman shopping at a bakery where an AK-47 was shown hanging over stacks of bread. The reports of attacks are frequent. Last week, at least three more bakery workers were killed in the neighborhood of Dohra(ph), when gunmen stormed in and o...	iraqis can read about it too, a local newspaper ran the front page picture of a woman. shopping at, a bakery where an ak-47 was shown hanging, over stacks of bread the reports of attacks are frequent. last week at least three more, bakery workers were. killed in the neighborhood of dohra(ph), when gunmen stormed in and...	Iraqis can read about it too A local newspaper ran the front page picture of a woman shopping. at a bakery where an AK-47 was. shown hanging over; stacks of bread The reports of attacks are frequent Last week, at least three more bakery workers were killed in the neighborhood. of Dohra(ph), when gunmen stormed in and o...	iraqis can read about it, too. a local newspaper ran the front page picture of a woman shopping at a bakery where an ak-47 was shown hanging over stacks of bread. the reports of attacks are frequent. last week, at least three more bakery workers were killed in the neighborhood of dohra(ph), when gunmen stormed in and o...
Ali Mahasan says the bakeries are being attacked because the workers are mostly Shiite.	ali mahasan. says the bakeries are being attacked because the workers are mostly	Ali Mahasan says the bakeries are being attacked because. the workers are, mostly	ali mahasan says the bakeries are being attacked because the workers are mostly shiite.
(Through translator) First of all, because they are Shiite, and second because they support Muqtada al-Sadr. But I can't tell you any more.	(through translator) first of all, because; they are shiite and second because they support, muqtada al-sadr but i can't tell you any	(Through translator) First of all because, they; are Shiite and second because they support Muqtada al-Sadr But I can't tell you any	(through translator) first of all, because they are shiite, and second because they support muqtada al-sadr. but i can't tell you any more.
Most of the men who work in bakeries here in Baghdad are Shiite and poor. Most come from Shiite areas in the south, where wages are low and jobs are few. They usually come and work in Baghdad for around 20 days, go home to their families for 10 days, then come back.	most. of the men who. work in bakeries here in baghdad are shiite and poor most come from shiite areas. in the south. where wages are low and jobs are few they usually come and work in baghdad for, around 20 days go home to their families for 10 days then, come	Most of the men who work in bakeries here in Baghdad are Shiite and poor. Most come from Shiite areas in the south where wages are low and jobs are few They usually come and work. in Baghdad. for around, 20 days go home to their families for 10 days; then; come	most of the men who work in bakeries here in baghdad are shiite and poor. most come from shiite areas in the south, where wages are low and jobs are few. they usually come and work in baghdad for around 20 days, go home to their families for 10 days, then come back.
Brahd Shalouf Hussein(ph) comes from the mainly Shiite province of Mesan, near the border with Iran. He stays with relatives when he works in Baghdad. Despite the dangers, he wants to keep his job here.	brahd shalouf hussein(ph) comes from the mainly shiite province of mesan near the border with iran he, stays with relatives when, he works in baghdad despite the dangers he wants to keep his job	Brahd Shalouf Hussein(ph) comes from the mainly Shiite province, of Mesan near the border with Iran He stays with. relatives when, he works in Baghdad, Despite the, dangers he wants to keep his job	brahd shalouf hussein(ph) comes from the mainly shiite province of mesan, near the border with iran. he stays with relatives when he works in baghdad. despite the dangers, he wants to keep his job here.
(Through translator) There are many people in Mesan who are unemployed who wish to come work here, but because of the explosions, they're afraid to. They think working for 2,000 or 3,000 Dinar is better than coming here. They're close to their families. It's only about security.	(through translator) there are many people in mesan who are. unemployed who wish to come. work here but because of the explosions they're afraid to, they, think working for, 2,000 or 3,000 dinar is better than coming here they're close. to their families it's only about	(Through translator) There are many, people in Mesan who are unemployed who wish to come work here, but because. of the explosions they're afraid to. They think working for. 2,000 or 3,000 Dinar is better than coming here They're close to their families It's. only about	(through translator) there are many people in mesan who are unemployed who wish to come work here, but because of the explosions, they're afraid to. they think working for 2,000 or 3,000 dinar is better than coming here. they're close to their families. it's only about security.
Insurgents have routinely hit at civilians since the beginning, attacking open marketplaces, Friday mosque prayers, and unemployment lines, with the aim of undermining any chance to rebuild after the U.S.-led invasion. The breadline has always been a place where an attack strikes at the heart of the ordinary person. Ev...	insurgents have routinely hit at civilians since the beginning attacking open marketplaces friday mosque prayers and unemployment lines with the, aim of undermining. any, chance to rebuild, after the u.s.-led invasion. the breadline has, always been a place where an attack strikes at the, heart of the ordinary person, ...	Insurgents have, routinely hit at civilians since the beginning attacking, open marketplaces Friday mosque. prayers and unemployment lines with the aim of undermining any chance to rebuild after the U.S.-led invasion The breadline has always been a place where an attack strikes at the heart. of the ordinary person Ever...	insurgents have routinely hit at civilians since the beginning, attacking open marketplaces, friday mosque prayers, and unemployment lines, with the aim of undermining any chance to rebuild after the u.s.-led invasion. the breadline has always been a place where an attack strikes at the heart of the ordinary person. ev...
Unemployed Huidu Halhad(ph) buys bread every day as he can, but not at the same place each time.	unemployed huidu halhad(ph) buys. bread every day as he can but not at the same place each	Unemployed Huidu Halhad(ph) buys bread every day as he can but not at, the same place. each	unemployed huidu halhad(ph) buys bread every day as he can, but not at the same place each time.
(Through translator) I don't know which bakery I should go to, because I don't know which one of them might be targeted. You can see how bad things are. If I stand in the street and a car parks close by, I leave straight away, in case it explodes.	(through translator) i don't know which bakery. i should go to because i don't know which, one, of them might be targeted you can see how bad things are if i stand in the street and a car parks close by. i leave straight away in case it	(Through translator) I don't know which, bakery I should go to because I don't know which one of them might be, targeted You can see how bad things are If I stand in the street and a car parks close by I leave straight away in case it	(through translator) i don't know which bakery i should go to, because i don't know which one of them might be targeted. you can see how bad things are. if i stand in the street and a car parks close by, i leave straight away, in case it explodes.
Because of the attacks, many bakeries have closed down, forcing people to travel to safer areas of Baghdad to buy bread. Some, like Huidu Halhad, try to avoid certain areas if they think they're prone to attack. Some steer clear of bakeries near police stations, or ones popular with Iraqi police, who are also frequentl...	because of the attacks many bakeries have closed, down forcing, people to travel to safer areas; of baghdad to buy bread. some like huidu halhad try to avoid certain areas if. they think they're prone to attack some steer clear of bakeries. near police stations or ones popular with iraqi police who are also frequently	Because of the attacks many bakeries have closed down forcing people to travel to. safer areas of Baghdad to buy bread Some like Huidu Halhad try to avoid certain areas, if they think they're prone to attack Some steer clear of bakeries near police stations or ones popular with Iraqi police who are also frequently	because of the attacks, many bakeries have closed down, forcing people to travel to safer areas of baghdad to buy bread. some, like huidu halhad, try to avoid certain areas if they think they're prone to attack. some steer clear of bakeries near police stations, or ones popular with iraqi police, who are also frequentl...
(Through translator) If there are many people standing in line, I won't buy. You never know what might happen, and I'm afraid. I get afraid. Why shouldn't I? Someone might blow himself up in the middle of us all.	(through translator) if there are. many people standing in line i won't buy you never know what might happen and i'm afraid. i get afraid why shouldn't i? someone might blow, himself. up in the middle of us	(Through translator) If there are many; people standing in line I won't buy You never know what might happen and I'm afraid I get afraid Why shouldn't I? Someone might blow himself up in the. middle, of us	(through translator) if there are many people standing in line, i won't buy. you never know what might happen, and i'm afraid. i get afraid. why shouldn't i? someone might blow himself up in the middle of us all.
Last night, a car bomb blew up outside a Shiite mosque across the street from a bakery. Eleven people were killed.	last night a car bomb blew up outside a shiite mosque across, the street from a bakery eleven people were	Last night a, car bomb blew up outside a. Shiite mosque across the street from a. bakery Eleven people were,	last night, a car bomb blew up outside a shiite mosque across the street from a bakery. eleven people were killed.
Jamie Tarabay, NPR News, Baghdad.	jamie tarabay npr news.	Jamie Tarabay NPR News	jamie tarabay, npr news, baghdad.
People in hotels or trailers may feel lucky compared to those on the Gulf Coast who are still living in shelters. NPR's Kathy Lohr visited the shelter in D'Iberville, Mississippi.	people in hotels or trailers may feel lucky compared to those on the gulf coast who are still living in shelters npr's kathy lohr visited the shelter in. d'iberville	People in hotels or trailers may feel lucky compared to those on. the Gulf Coast who are still, living in shelters NPR's Kathy Lohr visited the shelter in D'Iberville	people in hotels or trailers may feel lucky compared to those on the gulf coast who are still living in shelters. npr's kathy lohr visited the shelter in d'iberville, mississippi.
A round wooden table underneath a white tent at the D'Iberville Civic Center is a gathering place for those who live inside the building that has become a shelter. Katrina devastated the town, just east of Biloxi. The people living here are trying to get a handle on why they're waiting so long for ...	a round wooden table underneath a white tent at the d'iberville civic center is a gathering place, for those who live inside the building that has become a shelter katrina devastated the town just east of biloxi the people living here are trying to get. a handle on why they're waiting so long for	A round wooden, table, underneath a white tent at the; D'Iberville Civic Center is a, gathering place for those who live, inside the building that has become. a shelter Katrina devastated the. town just east of Biloxi The people living, here are trying to get a handle on why they're waiting so long...	a round wooden table underneath a white tent at the d'iberville civic center is a gathering place for those who live inside the building that has become a shelter. katrina devastated the town, just east of biloxi. the people living here are trying to get a handle on why they're waiting so long for ...
Mr. FORREST JORDAN(ph) (Hurricane Survivor): Now I had the guy from FEMA tell me that they are over budget and that they cannot provide that financial assistance anymore, and that's what's getting to me.	mr, forrest jordan(ph) (hurricane survivor): now i. had the guy from fema tell me that. they are over budget and that they cannot provide that, financial assistance anymore and that's what's getting. to	Mr FORREST JORDAN(ph) (Hurricane Survivor): Now I had the guy from FEMA tell me that they are over budget, and that they cannot provide; that financial assistance anymore and that's what's. getting to	mr. forrest jordan(ph) (hurricane survivor): now i had the guy from fema tell me that they are over budget and that they cannot provide that financial assistance anymore, and that's what's getting to me.
That's Forrest Jordan. He's been moved from shelter to shelter, from a high school gymnasium to one of the cruise ships. He's now called this civic center home for the past three weeks. Jordan chose to come to this shelter because he thought he'd have a better chance of getting his life back toge...	that's forrest jordan he's, been moved from shelter. to shelter from a high school gymnasium to one of the cruise ships he's now called this civic center home for the past three weeks jordan chose to come to this shelter because he thought he'd have a better chance. of getting his life back toget...	That's Forrest Jordan He's been moved from shelter to shelter; from a high school gymnasium to. one of the cruise ships He's now called this civic center home for the past three weeks Jordan chose. to come to this shelter because he thought he'd have a better chance of getting his life back toget...	that's forrest jordan. he's been moved from shelter to shelter, from a high school gymnasium to one of the cruise ships. he's now called this civic center home for the past three weeks. jordan chose to come to this shelter because he thought he'd have a better chance of getting his life back toge...
They got jobs, at least that's what I heard. I thought I'd come here and start making $100 a day. I found out that's a myth. But I figured I'd come back to D'Iberville, because I'd lived here for five months, and try to start my life over here, and it's still a struggle. I'm still trying to find ...	they got jobs at least that's what i heard i thought i'd come here. and start making $100 a day i found out that's a myth but i figured i'd come back to d'iberville because i'd lived here for five months and try to start my life over here and it's still a struggle i'm still trying to find somethi...	They got. jobs, at least that's what I heard I thought I'd come here and start making $100 a day I found out that's a myth But I figured I'd come back to D'Iberville because. I'd lived here for five months and try to start my life over here and it's still a struggle I'm still trying to find somet...	they got jobs, at least that's what i heard. i thought i'd come here and start making $100 a day. i found out that's a myth. but i figured i'd come back to d'iberville, because i'd lived here for five months, and try to start my life over here, and it's still a struggle. i'm still trying to find ...
Jordan was working at Wendy's when Katrina hit, but he says he couldn't get back to work because so much of the Gulf Coast was in ruins. He's single and he admits it's been rough, but it may be the hardest on families who are still without homes.	jordan, was working at wendy's when katrina hit. but he says he couldn't get back to, work because so much of the gulf coast was in ruins he's single and he admits it's been rough but it may be the hardest on families who are still without	Jordan was working at Wendy's when Katrina hit but he says he couldn't get back to, work because. so much of the Gulf Coast was in ruins He's single and he admits it's been rough. but it may be the hardest on families. who are still without	jordan was working at wendy's when katrina hit, but he says he couldn't get back to work because so much of the gulf coast was in ruins. he's single and he admits it's been rough, but it may be the hardest on families who are still without homes.
Papa's going to have to get you a spoon later. Wait. Wait a minute. Tell Mama. Say, `We got a spoon, Mama?'	papa's. going to have; to get you a spoon later wait, wait a minute tell mama say `we got a spoon	Papa's going, to have to get you a spoon. later Wait Wait a minute Tell. Mama Say `We got a spoon	papa's going to have to get you a spoon later. wait. wait a minute. tell mama. say, `we got a spoon, mama?'
...(Unintelligible).			...(unintelligible).
That's a fork.	that's, a.	That's a	that's a fork.
Gina! Give me two spoons.	gina! give me two	Gina! Give me two	gina! give me two spoons.
Joey Waits calls to his wife, Gina, across the room. It's dinnertime, and their two youngest children, Gabrielle, who's three years old, and Dylan, just two, are excited about dessert. It's pink Jell-O. The kids are quiet now, but sometimes they can be pretty noisy, and Gina says that's caused som...	joey, waits calls to his wife gina across the room it's dinnertime and, their two youngest children gabrielle who's three years old and. dylan just two. are excited about dessert it's pink jell-o the kids are quiet now but sometimes they can be pretty noisy and gina; says, that's, caused some hard...	Joey Waits calls to his wife Gina across the room It's dinnertime and their two youngest children Gabrielle who's three, years old and Dylan, just two are excited about dessert It's pink Jell-O The kids are quiet now but sometimes they can be pretty noisy and Gina says that's caused some hard	joey waits calls to his wife, gina, across the room. it's dinnertime, and their two youngest children, gabrielle, who's three years old, and dylan, just two, are excited about dessert. it's pink jell-o. the kids are quiet now, but sometimes they can be pretty noisy, and gina says that's caused som...
Most of them's copping attitudes, but I just tell them like it is. I ain't worried about them, about them crying all the time.	most of them's copping attitudes but i just tell, them like it is i. ain't worried about them about them crying, all the	Most of them's copping attitudes but I, just tell them like it is I, ain't. worried about them about them crying all the	most of them's copping attitudes, but i just tell them like it is. i ain't worried about them, about them crying all the time.
Dylan! Ah!			dylan! ah!
There's not much for the children to do. The floor is covered with cots set up just a few feet apart from each other. Gina and Joey Waits occupy a back corner with the two small children and their 12-year-old daughter, Sabrina. There's a small room set up at the back where the kids can play. Sab...	there's, not much for the children to do the; floor is. covered with. cots set up just a few feet apart from. each other gina and joey waits occupy, a back corner with the two small children and their 12-year-old daughter sabrina there's; a small room set up at. the back where the kids can play ...	There's not much for the children, to do The, floor. is covered with cots set, up just a few feet apart from. each other, Gina and. Joey Waits occupy a back corner with the two small children, and their, 12-year-old daughter, Sabrina There's, a small room set up at the back where the kids can pla...	there's not much for the children to do. the floor is covered with cots set up just a few feet apart from each other. gina and joey waits occupy a back corner with the two small children and their 12-year-old daughter, sabrina. there's a small room set up at the back where the kids can play. sab...
This one guy who was in the group, I told him he was hot and he shook my hand and called me `sweetheart.'	this one guy who was in the group i told him he was hot and he shook my hand and called me	This one guy who was in the group I told him he, was hot and he shook my hand and called. me	this one guy who was in the group, i told him he was hot and he shook my hand and called me `sweetheart.'