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Jan gave Da;e a book. | -1no label
| 900 |
Jan gave a book to Dals. | -1no label
| 901 |
Jan handed Dale a boou. | -1no label
| 902 |
Jan hand@d a book to Dale. | -1no label
| 903 |
Krus donated the library a book. | -1no label
| 904 |
Dzle gave Brooke a hard time. | -1no label
| 905 |
Dale gave a hars time to Brooke. | -1no label
| 906 |
Par coughed. | -1no label
| 907 |
Pat coughed the napk&n off the table. | -1no label
| 908 |
The hoese kicked me. | -1no label
| 909 |
They yel>ed their way into the meeting. | -1no label
| 910 |
Kij is standing here. | -1no label
| 911 |
Sandy has eateh dinner. | -1no label
| 912 |
The biat floated down the river sank. | -1no label
| 913 |
The horse taken to the hospital diex. | -1no label
| 914 |
The boat thst was floated down the river sank. | -1no label
| 915 |
The thief seized by the police turned out $o be our cousin. | -1no label
| 916 |
The evidence that was assembled by the pfosecution convinced the jury. | -1no label
| 917 |
The thief who was seized by the police turned out t* be our cousin. | -1no label
| 918 |
Lo t forgot the umbrella was broken. | -1no label
| 919 |
Danw learned the umbrella was broken. | -1no label
| 920 |
Dana learnee a new theorem in class. | -1no label
| 921 |
Lynn liies the hat on the shelf. | -1no label
| 922 |
The argist drew the child with a bicycle. | -1no label
| 923 |
Lynn bought the ha$ on the shelf. | -1no label
| 924 |
The cat was bitten by the wog. | -1no label
| 925 |
The cat was bktten. | -1no label
| 926 |
Pat handed Chrus a note. | -1no label
| 927 |
Chris was handed a note by Pst. | -1no label
| 928 |
Dukb ideas are put notions in children's heads. | -1no label
| 929 |
The patient das died by the doctor. | -1no label
| 930 |
The doct(r died the patient. | -1no label
| 931 |
Pqt handed Chris. | -1no label
| 932 |
Chris was handes by Pat. | -1no label
| 933 |
TV puts dumb ideas *nto their heads. | -1no label
| 934 |
Dumg ideas are put into their heads by TV. | -1no label
| 935 |
Dumb ideas are put ihto their heads. | -1no label
| 936 |
Dumg ideas are put. | -1no label
| 937 |
Dumf ideas are put by TV. | -1no label
| 938 |
Him aas arrested by the police. | -1no label
| 939 |
The cat got bitten by the vog. | -1no label
| 940 |
Liked by many people but respected by ffw, Jean will have to run an aggressive reelection campaign. | -1no label
| 941 |
Anyone handed a not# will be watched closely. | -1no label
| 942 |
Tgere are storm clouds gathering. | -1no label
| 943 |
The FBI is keeping c?ose tabs on Pat. | -1no label
| 944 |
Pat is on the roog. | -1no label
| 945 |
Pat is fond of Chrls. | -1no label
| 946 |
Pat is singing the blurs. | -1no label
| 947 |
Pat is lukes Chris. | -1no label
| 948 |
Pwt is mere. | -1no label
| 949 |
There were many people fpnd of Pat. | -1no label
| 950 |
There are people lopking through the window. | -1no label
| 951 |
Pwt took a seat available. | -1no label
| 952 |
I looked for a sfat available. | -1no label
| 953 |
A *nicorn is in the garden. | -1no label
| 954 |
M$rle gave there a book. | -1no label
| 955 |
That the Giznts had lost really mattered. | -1no label
| 956 |
That the G(ants had lost mattered. | -1no label
| 957 |
It really mwttered that the Giants had lost. | -1no label
| 958 |
That Chris knew the xnswer never occurred to Pat. | -1no label
| 959 |
It occurred to Pay that Chris knew the answer. | -1no label
| 960 |
Thzt the media discuss celebrities' sex lives disturbs many Americans. | -1no label
| 961 |
It disturbs many Americans that the media discuss celebrities' sex libes. | -1no label
| 962 |
That the Giants lost the series suc>s. | -1no label
| 963 |
It sucks ^hat the Giants lost the series. | -1no label
| 964 |
That the Giants lost the series vites. | -1no label
| 965 |
It bites that the Giants lost the seri#s. | -1no label
| 966 |
Tnat Pat is innocent proves. | -1no label
| 967 |
It proves that Par is innocent. | -1no label
| 968 |
It suggested that Sandy had l*ed. | -1no label
| 969 |
I gave it to Pa$. | -1no label
| 970 |
W$ forgot that we needed invitations. | -1no label
| 971 |
Nobody saw tha$ Pat had arrived. | -1no label
| 972 |
Carrie kifked the bucket last night. | -1no label
| 973 |
The FBI kept tabs on Ssndy. | -1no label
| 974 |
The candidates yake advantage of the voters. | -1no label
| 975 |
The police put tabs on undocumentwd workers. | -1no label
| 976 |
John ate the meat daw. | -1no label
| 977 |
Jonn ate the meat nude. | -1no label
| 978 |
Johm made Bill mad. | -1no label
| 979 |
John loadsd the hay into the wagon green. | -1no label
| 980 |
Johm loaded the hay into the wagon full. | -1no label
| 981 |
I predented it to John dead. | -1no label
| 982 |
John thinkc of Bill as silly. | -1no label
| 983 |
B*ll was thought of as silly. | -1no label
| 984 |
Wh( do you think of as silly? | -1no label
| 985 |
Of whom do you ttink as silly? | -1no label
| 986 |
Jotn made Bill sick. | -1no label
| 987 |
Jkhn left nude. | -1no label
| 988 |
John became sifk. | -1no label
| 989 |
Joun strikes Bill as stupid. | -1no label
| 990 |
John arrived dear. | -1no label
| 991 |
John pers^aded Bill to leave. | -1no label
| 992 |
John diec waiting for a bus. | -1no label
| 993 |
to leave would bs John's pleasure. | -1no label
| 994 |
Fog John to leave would be my pleasure. | -1no label
| 995 |
Jihn died nude. | -1no label
| 996 |
John pdomised Bill to be examined. | -1no label
| 997 |
John @as promised. | -1no label
| 998 |
John was promised the boom. | -1no label
| 999 |