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I know exactly what to do, thank you. | I know what I'm supposed to do, thanks. | 0 | formal | 0.567871 | polite | 0.71582 |
Call me any time you need. | Whenever you need, call. | 0 | formal | 0.522949 | polite | 0.516113 |
Anyway, sorry again that I missed your birthday, daph. | Again, I'm sorry for missing your birthday, Daph. | 0 | formal | 0.991211 | polite | 0.882813 |
I'm worried about Kosh, that's all. | I worry for Kosh, is all. | 0 | formal | 0.740234 | polite | 0.618164 |
Marisa may decide that she has no option but to withdraw from the Government over some carefully chosen 'matter of principle' if she's going to fight effectively to retain control of her own Party Conference. | "Marisa might eventually conclude that she had no other choice but to leave the government under the pretext of some convenient ""principal matter,"" so that she could fight effectively for control at a party congress." | 1 | formal | 0.935547 | impolite | 0.820313 |
Seeing the purity within, the gods were reminded of man's potential for good. And so they swept the sands into the Sandglass. | Its purity brought the gods to mind the ability of people to do good, so they swept the sands to the Hourglass. | 1 | formal | 0.64209 | neutral | 0.450195 |
Prompt user before opening each form | Notify users before each form is opened | 1 | formal | 0.891113 | neutral | 0.527832 |
Ought to be polite to a man with a gun. | You should behave more nicely with a man with a gun. | 1 | formal | 0.995605 | impolite | 0.825684 |
Near the Dueling Oaks at the end of Esplanade Street. | Near the Oak Fight on the end of the Esplanade. | 1 | formal | 0.552246 | neutral | 0.404785 |
Steve, I want you to be our new announcer. | Steve, I wanna make you our new advertiser. | 0 | informal | 0.596191 | polite | 0.744629 |
They took the mild rebuke well, as he'd expected. | They accepted his mild remorse well, as he had suspected. | 1 | formal | 0.994629 | polite | 0.535645 |
"Therefore, the contest began when an orchestra struck up the Tarian national anthem, ""All Hail the Crinig Tree!""" | "So the race began at the moment the orchestra initiated the Tarian Anthem of ""Do Everybody Revere the Tree of Crinig!""" | 1 | formal | 0.732422 | impolite | 0.657227 |
Don't even joke about that. I like having you around. | Don't even joke about it. I'm just glad you're with me. | 1 | formal | 0.792969 | polite | 0.427979 |
Make sure if there's a problem we can fix it before it's too late. | To make sure that if we have a problem we'll be able to fix it till it's too late | 2 | informal | 0.553711 | neutral | 0.627441 |
I told her you would. - Well, that's your problem. | I told her you'd be here. | 0 | informal | 0.583496 | polite | 0.524902 |
Remember when we couldn't find her that day... ...you drew a plan on a napkin? | Do you remember when we were unable to locate her, so you wrote a plan on your napkin? | 1 | formal | 0.996582 | impolite | 0.581055 |
You're probably a very nice person. | You are probably a real nice person, so good then. | 0 | formal | 0.696289 | polite | 0.842773 |
After you reshape the path, the stroke is redrawn. | After changing the shape of the path, the stroke is overwritten. | 1 | formal | 0.994629 | neutral | 0.558105 |
Sorry, sir. You have to go. | I'm sorry, sir, you must leave. | 0 | formal | 0.996094 | polite | 0.853027 |
I had had a wonderful trip, a spectacular trip. | I had a great trip, a grand trip. | 0 | formal | 0.730469 | polite | 0.689453 |
Every Christmas, some asshole gives me this copy of Young Poet... ...with this patronizing note on the flap about how it's supposed to change my life. | Every Christmas, some asshole gives me a copy of young Poet... ...with a congratulatory remark on a bookmark about how I can make a difference in life. | 2 | informal | 0.800781 | impolite | 0.789551 |
I may need you, and Joshua serves as wonderful leverage. | I might need you, And joshua's a great insurance policy. | 0 | informal | 0.816406 | polite | 0.680176 |
"This is weird. He has an appointment this afternoon, and all it says is ""STD.""" | "He's scheduled a meeting for today and it only says ""STD"" here." | 2 | informal | 0.640137 | impolite | 0.871582 |
I wouldn't wish to excite your anticipation. | I'd hate to raise any hopes in you. | 0 | formal | 0.890137 | polite | 0.855957 |
Until it filled me up, and I was drowning in it. | Everything, until I got devoured and I was drowned in it. | 2 | informal | 0.66748 | impolite | 0.864258 |
How'd you get in here, Lex? When people think you're insane and you're holding a rifle to their head... ...they tend to do what you ask. | How did you get here? When people think you're crazy and hold a gun to their heads, they'll do whatever you want. | 1 | formal | 0.660156 | impolite | 0.944824 |
This legal order is enforced both through national courts and at the level of the Union by the European Court of Justice. | Enforcement of that legal system falls upon the national courts and, at EU level, the Court of Justice. | 1 | formal | 0.92041 | neutral | 0.52002 |
"Well, I was wondering if I can make it up to you with dinner tonight?" | I thought, uh, can I make this up to you tonight by inviting you to dinner? | 0 | informal | 0.726563 | polite | 0.705078 |
If there's anything you need, ask Luis. | If you need anything, let Luis know. | 0 | formal | 0.927246 | polite | 0.810547 |
When Tracie and her family get here they can call and we'll them in. | When Tracie and his family get here, he'll just give us a ring and we'll get them. | 0 | informal | 0.624023 | polite | 0.675781 |
I'd be happy to speakwith the delegation from UNESCO at their convenience. | I am happy to be ableto talk to a delegation from UNESCO about their needs. | 0 | formal | 0.780762 | polite | 0.842773 |
Who else'd be driving up in your truck? | Who else would be driving your van? | 1 | formal | 0.87207 | neutral | 0.580078 |
I appreciate you asking around for me. | I appreciate your asking around on my behalf. | 0 | formal | 0.996582 | polite | 0.895508 |
King. The one I told you about. Mrs. King. | The one I was telling ya about, Ms. King. | 2 | informal | 0.845703 | impolite | 0.588379 |
Because the man he hired to burn down your building is gonna kill him. | Because a man hired to set fire to your building will kill him. | 1 | formal | 0.938477 | impolite | 0.928711 |
What I'm trying to say is, things were tough all over. | What I'm saying is that it was a rough time. | 2 | informal | 0.765137 | impolite | 0.625 |
You look like a model who just took a long nap. | You look like a model who just slept longer. | 1 | formal | 0.828125 | impolite | 0.830078 |
I talked with my mom, and I decided I just wanna spend more time with her. | I talked to my mom, so I just made up my mind that I just wanted to spend more time with her. | 0 | formal | 0.53125 | polite | 0.561035 |
He commanded the elephant to lift him and carry him toward the northeast. | He had asked him to take it and to take it north, where it was possible for them to meet people. | 0 | informal | 0.506348 | polite | 0.510254 |
If this duckling is truly one of our own he can stay in the duck yard ugly as he may be. | If this baby duckling is really one of us can stay on a duck farm even though it's ugly. | 2 | informal | 0.644043 | impolite | 0.842773 |
Or perhaps just searching for a reason to stay. | Maybe I'm just looking for a reason to stay. | 2 | informal | 0.697266 | impolite | 0.740723 |
But if you think for one second that anyone on this team had anything to do with her murder, you better think about that first. | But if for just one moment you thought someone on the team was involved with the murder, just think about it one more time. | 2 | informal | 0.552734 | impolite | 0.834473 |
take me a very, very long time. | for a long, really long time. | 2 | informal | 0.801758 | impolite | 0.57959 |
Fitted out a few hospital cars to take care of the wounded, made one for the press. | He's arranged some wagons for the wounded and one's for the reporter. | 0 | informal | 0.515137 | polite | 0.544922 |
Even so, Great King, I fear that I should retire, since they have intersected the one honor and the glory of a mouse. | Still, big king, I'm sorry, but I must leave, Because the tail is the honor and glory of every mouse. | 1 | formal | 0.944824 | polite | 0.434082 |
We're an odd bunch in Luke's fan club, eh? | What a weird bunch we are at Luke's fan club, huh? | 2 | informal | 0.772949 | impolite | 0.885254 |
You guys keep fighting all you want, as long as the expensive gifts keep coming. | As long as I'm getting expensive gifts, feel free to fight like hell. | 2 | informal | 0.80957 | impolite | 0.856934 |
Gentle shot Pie a look of disgust. | Gentle shot a disgusted look at Pie. | 1 | formal | 0.520508 | impolite | 0.697754 |
There's, there's something I wanted to talk to your father about, but... | I'd like to talk to your father about something, but... | 0 | informal | 0.666016 | polite | 0.810547 |
As soon as I lock the door, just give me a few seconds to arm the system, then you break in and try to rape my mom. | Once I lock the door, give me a minute to turn the system on, then break in, try raping Mom. | 1 | formal | 0.959473 | impolite | 0.84082 |
It's probably a euphemism for urination. | This'll probably just be a euphemism for a piss. | 2 | informal | 0.745117 | impolite | 0.706543 |
You don't get to be 2-time nonconsecutive district salesman of the year without thinking inside the box. | It's not often you're not the county seller of the year twice consecutively, you must think even with common sense. | 1 | formal | 0.649902 | impolite | 0.834961 |
You and your brother have the same vocal qualities. | You and your brother share your vocal assumptions. | 1 | formal | 0.996094 | impolite | 0.879883 |
You'll give her some money... ...but if you don't give her what she thinks she should have, be careful. | I'm sure there's something you'll give her... ...but if it isn't as much as she imagines... ...be very careful. | 2 | informal | 0.859863 | polite | 0.477051 |
You never told me, you know, how you snagged the interview. | You never told me how you got that interview. | 1 | formal | 0.883789 | impolite | 0.878906 |
Can I ask you something, Mr. Hatton? | Is there something I can ask, Mr. Hatton? - Of course. | 0 | informal | 0.552246 | polite | 0.63623 |
I'm here because I have a... situation at my new condo. | I came because I'm having... a problem in my new apartment. | 2 | informal | 0.753418 | neutral | 0.438232 |
The name meant something to him, he felt sure. | The name had certainly come in handy, he was certain. | 1 | formal | 0.645996 | polite | 0.469971 |
I'll tell you when it feels right. | I'll let you know when that's it. | 0 | informal | 0.848633 | polite | 0.682617 |
Not more than a minute had elapsed after her withdrawal when Tess woke, and then Clare. | It hadn't taken more than a minute since she'd left, when Tess and immediately afterwards Clare woke up. | 2 | informal | 0.519531 | impolite | 0.512695 |
His pickaxe waved about only to keep his opponent at bay, while his hammer-hand remained cocked and ready. | He brandished the pickaxe just enough to keep the enemy at bay, while the hammer was ready to strike. | 1 | formal | 0.618652 | neutral | 0.418213 |
It's hard for me to gauge how you're feeling towards me right now. | I'm having a tough time guessing how you might feel about me now. | 1 | formal | 0.867676 | neutral | 0.544922 |
I used to go biking through the streets of Amazon to work every day. | I used to ride my bike every day to work along the Amazon trail. | 2 | informal | 0.520996 | neutral | 0.428955 |
And now, please welcome our keynote speaker, | And now, please, greet our most prominent oratorial, | 0 | formal | 0.743164 | polite | 0.588867 |
Whether it's possible to live up to the chores and obligations of married life. | Whether you are able to live according to the obligations arising out of marriage. | 1 | formal | 0.996094 | impolite | 0.658203 |
The test cycle consists of a number of speed and torque (load) modes, which cover the typical operating range of diesel engines. | The test cycle is composed of a series of speed and torque modes (load) that include a typical scope of operation of a compression ignition engine. | 1 | formal | 0.79834 | neutral | 0.531738 |
Forgive me, I'll never do it again... | I'm sorry, I won't do it again... | 0 | informal | 0.972168 | polite | 0.87793 |
When are we going to talk to your parents? | When shall we go talk with your parents? | 1 | formal | 0.992676 | neutral | 0.481201 |
I knew we couldn't trust him, and I got us into this. | I knew I shouldn't have believed him, so I dragged us into trouble. | 2 | informal | 0.746094 | impolite | 0.898438 |
So Wesley's obsessed over these stories, and now he's reproducing them. | So, Wesley is obsessed with these stories and is reproducing them, and it could've triggered his mama's disappearance. | 2 | informal | 0.562988 | impolite | 0.788086 |
The Danish category A1 is a motorcycle without side-car and A2 is motorcycle with side-car. | Denmark's group A1 is for side-cars free motorcycles and A2 for side-car motorcycles. | 1 | formal | 0.702148 | neutral | 0.550293 |
Somewhere-- halfway across the galaxy, I hope-- Captain Janeway is spinning in her grave. | Somewhere...halfway through the Galaxy... captain janeway turns in her grave. | 2 | informal | 0.817871 | impolite | 0.580566 |
Programming the wireless settings is described in the controller programming manual. | Parametering of radio settings is described in the programmer's Control Guide. | 1 | formal | 0.980957 | neutral | 0.574219 |
Now we must attire you properly. | Now all that remains is to dress you properly. | 1 | formal | 0.976563 | impolite | 0.450928 |
Pack sizes of 1, 3, 5 and multipack containing 10 (2 packs of 5) pre-filled pens. | Pack sizes of 1, 3, 5 pre-filled pens and group pack containing 10 pre-filled pens (2 packs of 5). | 2 | informal | 0.688477 | neutral | 0.426025 |
He stared at the people working on the mountainside. | He looked at the humans working on the slope. | 2 | informal | 0.623535 | neutral | 0.550781 |
We'd like to file papers to allow our cameras | We'd love to fill out forms so that cameras will be allowed | 0 | informal | 0.532227 | polite | 0.783691 |
"Somebody's seen ""Die hard"" too many times." | "Somebody's seen ""Lethal Weapon"" many times." | 1 | formal | 0.984375 | impolite | 0.527344 |
Thanks for letting me know you moved, mom. | Thank you for letting me know you guys moved out, Ma. | 0 | informal | 0.658691 | polite | 0.893066 |
He gave me two tickets... ...and said to take you. | He got me two tickets... ...said I should bring you | 2 | informal | 0.873535 | impolite | 0.512207 |
Thanks to you, Superman, Brainiac's in no condition to cut me a check. | Well, by your fault, Superman, I don't think Brainiac's gonna write me a check. | 2 | informal | 0.733398 | impolite | 0.925781 |
The answers to the questions I asked him. | When he answers my questions. | 1 | formal | 0.921875 | impolite | 0.566895 |
But I don't want to believe or not believe in something because I might feel bad I want to believe in it and not believe in it because I think it's true or not | But I don't want to believe in or not believe in something just for the fact that maybe I'd feel bad otherwise. | 2 | informal | 0.777344 | impolite | 0.837402 |
Making up excuses for what the hell we were doing the last seven years. | I've been inventing excuses for what we've been doing for the last seven years. | 1 | formal | 0.71582 | impolite | 0.928711 |
Uh, no, he is a wide receiver on the football team, he is very good-looking, and he is a member of the black student union. | No, he's a football player, he's an income player, he's a handsome fellow and a member of the black students' association. | 1 | formal | 0.581543 | impolite | 0.862793 |
Just take whatever you want and just get out! | Take what you like and get out! | 2 | informal | 0.81543 | impolite | 0.601074 |
In China, they're throwing them into trash cans. | In China they dump them in garbage cans. | 2 | informal | 0.532715 | impolite | 0.57666 |
Please, sir, put down the ax. | I beg you, sir, put the ax down. | 1 | formal | 0.989746 | impolite | 0.680176 |
A plant bit might use up the hormone around it. | Part of the plant could consume the hormone around it. | 1 | formal | 0.867188 | neutral | 0.51123 |
I prayed that you wouldnt get into Stanford. | I prayed you didn't make it to Stanford. | 0 | informal | 0.648438 | polite | 0.628418 |
Pardon me, yours and Frost's UNSUB's a ghost. | Sorry, the unsub of yours and Frost's, he's ghost. | 0 | informal | 0.613281 | polite | 0.702637 |
Say if you can get a chicken next time, it would be perfect. | Let me know, next time you catch chicken, that'd be great. | 0 | formal | 0.505859 | polite | 0.864746 |
I'd stay in there if I were you. | I'd like to stay there when you were. | 0 | formal | 0.828125 | polite | 0.798828 |
How soon before we can start work? | How long until we can get to work? | 2 | informal | 0.791016 | neutral | 0.624023 |
'Well, you can kiss that goodbye for a while,' Hicks said morosely. | """Well, you can say good-bye to that for a moment,"" Hicks said grimly." | 2 | informal | 0.640137 | impolite | 0.751465 |
I can't understand a single thing you're saying. | I don't understand a word you say. | 1 | formal | 0.759766 | impolite | 0.914063 |
I weigh what I weighed... the summer you left Belle Reve... | I weigh what it used to... that summer that you walked out on Belle Reve. | 2 | informal | 0.988281 | impolite | 0.616211 |
One morning, he went out to the stable, where he thought we couldn't see him, and bawled. | He went into the stables one morning, so that we wouldn't hear him, and cried aloud. | 1 | formal | 0.871094 | impolite | 0.611816 |
But we are not in the promised land not yet. | But we're not in the Promised Land yet. | 2 | informal | 0.802246 | impolite | 0.50293 |
Although the beaches of South Georgia are now ice-free, the King Penguins face a new challenge. | While South Georgia's coast is now ice free, Patagonian Penguins must deal with a new problem. | 1 | formal | 0.595703 | impolite | 0.553711 |
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