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contradiction | Gays and lesbians. | Heterosexuals. | Homosexuals. |
contradiction | Gays and lesbians. | Heterosexuals. | Non-conventional sexualities. |
contradiction | At the end of Rue des Francs-Bourgeois is what many consider to be the city's most handsome residential square, the Place des Vosges, with its stone and red brick facades. | Place des Vosges is constructed entirely of gray marble. | Place des Vosges was constructed in the late 1700s. |
contradiction | At the end of Rue des Francs-Bourgeois is what many consider to be the city's most handsome residential square, the Place des Vosges, with its stone and red brick facades. | Place des Vosges is constructed entirely of gray marble. | Place des Vosges is a very handsome area. |
contradiction | At the end of Rue des Francs-Bourgeois is what many consider to be the city's most handsome residential square, the Place des Vosges, with its stone and red brick facades. | Place des Vosges is constructed entirely of gray marble. | There is a residential square at the end of Rue des Francs-Bourgeois. |
contradiction | At the end of Rue des Francs-Bourgeois is what many consider to be the city's most handsome residential square, the Place des Vosges, with its stone and red brick facades. | Place des Vosges is constructed entirely of gray marble. | The residential square is very expensive because of its prime location. |
contradiction | Fun for adults and children. | Fun for only children. | Fun for older people as well. |
contradiction | Fun for adults and children. | Fun for only children. | Fun for both adults and children. |
contradiction | I don't mean to be glib about your concerns, but if I were you, I might be more concerned about the near-term rate implications of this $1. | I am concerned more about your issues than the near-term rate implications. | I have been looking over the data to find concerns. |
contradiction | I don't mean to be glib about your concerns, but if I were you, I might be more concerned about the near-term rate implications of this $1. | I am concerned more about your issues than the near-term rate implications. | The near-term implications are concerning. |
contradiction | Vrenna and I both fought him and he nearly took us. | Neither Vrenna nor myself have ever fought him. | He nearly took us when both Vrenna and I fought him off with our swords. |
contradiction | Vrenna and I both fought him and he nearly took us. | Neither Vrenna nor myself have ever fought him. | He nearly took us when both Vrenna and I fought him. |
contradiction | This analysis pooled estimates from these two studies to develop a C-R function linking PM to chronic bronchitis. | The analysis proves that there is no link between PM and bronchitis. | This study statistically links chronic bronchitis to PM. |
contradiction | This analysis pooled estimates from these two studies to develop a C-R function linking PM to chronic bronchitis. | The analysis proves that there is no link between PM and bronchitis. | Some doctors think that chronic bronchitis might cause PM. |
contradiction | States must show reasonable progress in their state implementation plans toward the congressionally mandated goal of returning to natural conditions in national parks and wilderness areas. | Itis not necessary for there to be any improvement. | Most states show reasonable progress yearly. |
contradiction | States must show reasonable progress in their state implementation plans toward the congressionally mandated goal of returning to natural conditions in national parks and wilderness areas. | Itis not necessary for there to be any improvement. | States need to display progress when trying to reach goals. |
contradiction | They're made from a secret recipe handed down to the present-day villagers by their Mallorcan ancestors, who came here in the early 17th century as part of an official repopulation scheme. | The recipe passed down from Mallorcan ancestors is known to everyone. | In the 17th century, some Mallorcans arrived. |
contradiction | They're made from a secret recipe handed down to the present-day villagers by their Mallorcan ancestors, who came here in the early 17th century as part of an official repopulation scheme. | The recipe passed down from Mallorcan ancestors is known to everyone. | The repopulation scheme was an unqualified success. |
contradiction | it really is i heard something that their supposed to be starting a huge campaign in New York about um child abuse and stopping child abuse and it's supposed to be like it's starting there supposed to be like a big nationwide campaign and you know so hopefully that will take off and really do something i don't know there's just | It's unfortunate that nobody is organizing a child abuse campaign. | There will be a child abuse campaign starting in New York. |
contradiction | it really is i heard something that their supposed to be starting a huge campaign in New York about um child abuse and stopping child abuse and it's supposed to be like it's starting there supposed to be like a big nationwide campaign and you know so hopefully that will take off and really do something i don't know there's just | It's unfortunate that nobody is organizing a child abuse campaign. | We hope that we can eliminate about 20% of child abuse with this campaign. |
contradiction | Almost every hill has to the northeast there's a Moorish fort; no fewer than four ruined fortresses guard the harbour entrance; and two more, still in good repair the Atalaya and Galeras castles protect the sea-front arsenal, of vital importance to Spain's military. | There are no castles Atalaya and Galeras. | There are castles Atalaya and Galeras. |
contradiction | Almost every hill has to the northeast there's a Moorish fort; no fewer than four ruined fortresses guard the harbour entrance; and two more, still in good repair the Atalaya and Galeras castles protect the sea-front arsenal, of vital importance to Spain's military. | There are no castles Atalaya and Galeras. | There are castles Atalaya and Galeras and they have stood their for centuries. |
contradiction | Felicia's Journey takes place behind the eyes of its central a young Irish girl, Felicia, who crosses the sea to England in a hopeful quest to find the father of her unborn child; and the fat, middle-aged catering manager, Hiditch, who takes a paternal interest in the lass when it becomes clear that her young man has caddishly given her the slip. | The woman did not care where the man was as long as it was far. | The woman went on a journey to find the father of the child she was carrying. |
contradiction | Felicia's Journey takes place behind the eyes of its central a young Irish girl, Felicia, who crosses the sea to England in a hopeful quest to find the father of her unborn child; and the fat, middle-aged catering manager, Hiditch, who takes a paternal interest in the lass when it becomes clear that her young man has caddishly given her the slip. | The woman did not care where the man was as long as it was far. | The woman wanted the child to know their father. |
contradiction | Poirot, I exclaimed, with relief, and seizing him by both hands, I dragged him into the room. | Poirot was now back and I was sorry that he would take over what I now considered my own investigation. | I was so relieved to see Poirot that I grabbed him and dragged him into the room so I could see more clearly. |
contradiction | Poirot, I exclaimed, with relief, and seizing him by both hands, I dragged him into the room. | Poirot was now back and I was sorry that he would take over what I now considered my own investigation. | I was puzzled about where he had been, and was glad to see him back again. |
contradiction | The word aswan actually means trade or market in ancient Egyptian, signifying its most pre-eminent activity. | Aswan's meaning has not changed over time. | The town of Aswan is so old that it was named in ancient Egyptian language. |
contradiction | The word aswan actually means trade or market in ancient Egyptian, signifying its most pre-eminent activity. | Aswan's meaning has not changed over time. | Aswan has a different meaning in ancient Egyptian than it does now. |
contradiction | The word aswan actually means trade or market in ancient Egyptian, signifying its most pre-eminent activity. | Aswan's meaning has not changed over time. | It also means the verb form "to trade" |
contradiction | The word aswan actually means trade or market in ancient Egyptian, signifying its most pre-eminent activity. | Aswan's meaning has not changed over time. | Aswan was the market capital of ancient Egypt. |
contradiction | well what the market can bear and | THe market can't bear any of it. | The market can bear some. |
contradiction | well what the market can bear and | THe market can't bear any of it. | The market can bear the upheavel pretty well. |
contradiction | As long you have your own household in order, fretting about your neighbor's spending habits is a lot like fretting about the color of his living-room rug. | You should worry about the color of your neighbor's rug. | As long as your house is in order, worrying about your neighbors spending is useless. |
contradiction | As long you have your own household in order, fretting about your neighbor's spending habits is a lot like fretting about the color of his living-room rug. | You should worry about the color of your neighbor's rug. | You shouldn't be so nosy with your neighbors. |
contradiction | yeah so um also of course they they can they join the they can always join the military service they are considered citizens i believe | They can't join the military service | They can always join the military service unless they're mentally disabled |
contradiction | yeah so um also of course they they can they join the they can always join the military service they are considered citizens i believe | They can't join the military service | They can always join the military service |
contradiction | but that takes too much planning | It doesn't take much planning. | Having a girlfriend takes too much planning. |
contradiction | but that takes too much planning | It doesn't take much planning. | That takes too much planning. |
contradiction | it's slow it's uh there are many better machines on the market right now for | This is the fastest machine, you won't find a better machine. | It isn't fast and there are plenty of better machines available on the market. |
contradiction | it's slow it's uh there are many better machines on the market right now for | This is the fastest machine, you won't find a better machine. | This machine is too old, that's why it's slow. |
contradiction | Consider the United States Postal Service. | Forget the United States Postal Service. | Ponder on the United States Postal Service. |
contradiction | Consider the United States Postal Service. | Forget the United States Postal Service. | You might want to use the services of the United States Postal Service. |
contradiction | It might have seemed like manna from heaven - up to thousands of dollars dropping, often unexpectedly, into the hands of a half-million Kentucky and Indiana residents this month. | A recent law proposed by congress has resulted in the seizure of thousands of dollars from Kentucky residents. | A recent tax break that was passed has rewarded many Kentucky residents. |
contradiction | It might have seemed like manna from heaven - up to thousands of dollars dropping, often unexpectedly, into the hands of a half-million Kentucky and Indiana residents this month. | A recent law proposed by congress has resulted in the seizure of thousands of dollars from Kentucky residents. | Thousands of dollars are being dropped in the hands of Kentucky and Indiana residents. |
contradiction | The man on the ground thinks for a moment and yells back, You must work in management. | There was no one on the ground, man or woman. | The man who yelled back is on the ground. |
contradiction | The man on the ground thinks for a moment and yells back, You must work in management. | There was no one on the ground, man or woman. | The man on the ground was there for a long while. |
contradiction | If, however, the evaluation question requires GAO to report on how satisfactory progress is or the reasons for problems in implementation, the more staff who can be on site over time, with the ricHe'st or thickest base for examining the situation as the many people involved see it, the sounder our causal conclusions and subsequent recommendations will be. | If the GAO has to report on the progress, the recommendations will be much poorer quality. | If the GAO has to report on the progress, the recommendations will be better because they will have more input from experts. |
contradiction | If, however, the evaluation question requires GAO to report on how satisfactory progress is or the reasons for problems in implementation, the more staff who can be on site over time, with the ricHe'st or thickest base for examining the situation as the many people involved see it, the sounder our causal conclusions and subsequent recommendations will be. | If the GAO has to report on the progress, the recommendations will be much poorer quality. | If the GAO has to report on the progress, the recommendations will be better. |
contradiction | The economy could be still better. | The economy has never been better. | It still have room for improvement. |
contradiction | The economy could be still better. | The economy has never been better. | They wanted to do their best. |
contradiction | Hills and mountains are especially sanctified in the cult of Jainism. | The cult of Jainism hates nature. | The cult of Jainism sanctifies every thing of nature. |
contradiction | Hills and mountains are especially sanctified in the cult of Jainism. | The cult of Jainism hates nature. | In the cult of Jainism, Hills and mountains are quite important. |
contradiction | The famous tenements (or lands ) began to be built. | The land remained deserted. | The lands started to be built. |
contradiction | The famous tenements (or lands ) began to be built. | The land remained deserted. | People started moving in and building houses. |
contradiction | Entreaties to the apartment's owner have gone nowhere. | The apartment's owner is very responsive. | The apartment's owner has not responded. |
contradiction | Entreaties to the apartment's owner have gone nowhere. | The apartment's owner is very responsive. | The apartment's owner has not dealt with the complaint. |
contradiction | Mrs. Cavendish is in her mother-in-law's room. | Mrs. Cavendish has left the building. | Mrs. Cavendish has a mother-in-law. |
contradiction | Mrs. Cavendish is in her mother-in-law's room. | Mrs. Cavendish has left the building. | The room across the hall is Mrs. Cavendish's mother-in-law's room. |
contradiction | But I thought you'd sworn off coffee. | I thought that you vowed to drink more coffee. | I thought you weren't drinking coffee anymore. |
contradiction | But I thought you'd sworn off coffee. | I thought that you vowed to drink more coffee. | I thought that you stopped drinking coffee because it gave you the jitters. |
contradiction | In an increasingly interdependent world, many pressing problems that affect Americans can be addressed only through cooperation with other countries. | We should be independent and stay away from talking and working with other nations. | We base our world on interdependence and thrive when we work together. |
contradiction | In an increasingly interdependent world, many pressing problems that affect Americans can be addressed only through cooperation with other countries. | We should be independent and stay away from talking and working with other nations. | Americans can address problems by cooperating with other countries, as our world depends on interdependence. |
contradiction | Each of the men wore leather armor and dressed in the style of heavy riders. | The men were naked. | The men were styled like heavy riders. |
contradiction | Each of the men wore leather armor and dressed in the style of heavy riders. | The men were naked. | The men wore leather for fashionable reasons. |
contradiction | The man should have died instantly. | The man was perfectly fine. | The man should not have been alive. |
contradiction | The man should have died instantly. | The man was perfectly fine. | The man had been shot. |
contradiction | In summer the rice forms a green velvety blanket, then turns golden in autumn when it ripens and is harvested. | The rice is golden and harvestable in the summer, but turns green in autumn. | The rice is green in the summer and then ripens and turns golden in autumn when it is harvested. |
contradiction | In summer the rice forms a green velvety blanket, then turns golden in autumn when it ripens and is harvested. | The rice is golden and harvestable in the summer, but turns green in autumn. | The rice is poisonous to eat during the summer when it is green. |
contradiction | The poverty, for instance, does not create the sense of shame as it does for people who live in Western countries. | Poverty doesn't create a sense of shame in any country. | People in Western countries feel a sense of shame about their poverty. |
contradiction | The poverty, for instance, does not create the sense of shame as it does for people who live in Western countries. | Poverty doesn't create a sense of shame in any country. | Poverty in Western countries is shameful because it's made public. |
contradiction | which i mean i think it should be anyway | I don't think it should be that way | Which I think should be anyway, I think women could do that |
contradiction | which i mean i think it should be anyway | I don't think it should be that way | Which I think should be anyway |
contradiction | Also, compensation committees need to understand the implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves. | The implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves should always be ignored by compensation committees. | The implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves should always be understood by compensation committees. |
contradiction | Also, compensation committees need to understand the implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves. | The implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves should always be ignored by compensation committees. | The implications of compensation to provide incentives for management to do the right thing for the company and its shareholders versus themselves is important to all compensation committees. |
contradiction | Click More Links (on the right-hand side under Miscellaneous), and from | There are no links to click under Miscellaneous. | The links are arranged in alphabetic order. |
contradiction | Click More Links (on the right-hand side under Miscellaneous), and from | There are no links to click under Miscellaneous. | There are clickable links on the right-hand side. |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Hi Ben, how are you? |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Ben was my friend |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Hi, Ben. |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Ben was greeted. |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Greetings, Ben. |
contradiction | 'Hello, Ben.' | I ignored Ben | Ben's greeting was kind. |
contradiction | It displays all kinds of vehicles, from the coach that carried Napoleon to and from Moscow in 1812 to a splendid 4-horsepower Renault car from 1904 and other turn-of-the-century classics. | The exhibition only displays cars from the 2000s. | Napoleon was carried to Moscow by coach. |
contradiction | It displays all kinds of vehicles, from the coach that carried Napoleon to and from Moscow in 1812 to a splendid 4-horsepower Renault car from 1904 and other turn-of-the-century classics. | The exhibition only displays cars from the 2000s. | The 1904 Renault car is hands down the most popular showcase. |
contradiction | It displays all kinds of vehicles, from the coach that carried Napoleon to and from Moscow in 1812 to a splendid 4-horsepower Renault car from 1904 and other turn-of-the-century classics. | The exhibition only displays cars from the 2000s. | Napoleon's coach is one of the most popular vehicles on display. |
contradiction | It displays all kinds of vehicles, from the coach that carried Napoleon to and from Moscow in 1812 to a splendid 4-horsepower Renault car from 1904 and other turn-of-the-century classics. | The exhibition only displays cars from the 2000s. | A wide range of cars and coaches are displayed. |
contradiction | well see that isn't too bad a couple hours | I don't like waiting, not even for 10 minutes. | A few short hours isn't really that bad, is it? |
contradiction | well see that isn't too bad a couple hours | I don't like waiting, not even for 10 minutes. | It's been less than 3 hours, it's fine. |
contradiction | We have been told on reasonably high authority that true charity vaunteth not itself | True charity vaunts itself, we have been told. | True charity doesn't vaunt itself, we have been told. |
contradiction | We have been told on reasonably high authority that true charity vaunteth not itself | True charity vaunts itself, we have been told. | True charity doesn't vaunt itself, we have been told, said the student. |
contradiction | Thursday's judge, the Honorable Charles Adams of the Coconino County Superior Court, agreed, but highly discouraged self-representation. | Self-representation was encouraged by the Honorable Charles Adams. | The case was delayed until representation could be acquired. |
contradiction | Thursday's judge, the Honorable Charles Adams of the Coconino County Superior Court, agreed, but highly discouraged self-representation. | Self-representation was encouraged by the Honorable Charles Adams. | The Honorable Charles Adams was Thursday's judge. |
contradiction | This elegant spa town on the edge of the Lac du Bourget has offered cures for rheumatism and other ailments for centuries. | The town was only established in the past fifty years. | Adjacent to Lac du Bourget, there is a spa town that has advertised cures for rheumatism for hundreds of years. |
contradiction | This elegant spa town on the edge of the Lac du Bourget has offered cures for rheumatism and other ailments for centuries. | The town was only established in the past fifty years. | Other ailments include the common cold and foot fungus. |
contradiction | This elegant spa town on the edge of the Lac du Bourget has offered cures for rheumatism and other ailments for centuries. | The town was only established in the past fifty years. | The spa town has been offering cures for a long time. |
contradiction | This elegant spa town on the edge of the Lac du Bourget has offered cures for rheumatism and other ailments for centuries. | The town was only established in the past fifty years. | Thousands have claimed that the lake's waters have cured them. |
contradiction | Oh, Czarek, but will happen to us? | Czarek was not asked any questions on that day. | Czarek was a very knowledgeable man, so it made sense to ask him. |
contradiction | Oh, Czarek, but will happen to us? | Czarek was not asked any questions on that day. | Czarek, oh what will happen to us? |
contradiction | Turned out, I wasn't completely wrong. | I was 100 percent wrong. | I was not totally wrong. |
contradiction | Turned out, I wasn't completely wrong. | I was 100 percent wrong. | I was right about needing to take the flashlight along. |
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