ID_Sample: a01-014x-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: sir roy|s united federal party is boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future  HYPOTHESIS: in my third federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: sir my third federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future HYPOTHESIS 1: sir roy a third federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future Prefix 2: sir roy|s a third federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future HYPOTHESIS 2: sir roy|s limited federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future Prefix 3: sir roy|s united federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future HYPOTHESIS 3: sir roy|s united federal party in boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future Prefix 4: sir roy|s united federal party is boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future HYPOTHESIS 4: sir roy|s united federal party is boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future FINAL RESULT: sir roy|s united federal party is boycotting the london talks on the protectorate|s future ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-072x-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash offer of 357million  HYPOTHESIS: | adenauer|s law in the once-and-for-all out of of italian ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: dr adenauer|s law in the once-and-for-all out of of italian HYPOTHESIS 1: dr adenauer|s law in the once-and-for-all out of of italian Prefix 2: dr adenauer|s answer in the once-and-for-all out of of italian HYPOTHESIS 2: dr adenauer|s answer in the once-and-for-all out of of italian Prefix 3: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all out of of italian HYPOTHESIS 3: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all out of of italian Prefix 4: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash of of italian HYPOTHESIS 4: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash offer of italian Prefix 5: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash offer of 357million  HYPOTHESIS 5: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash offer of 357million FINAL RESULT: dr adenauer|s answer is the once-and-for-all cash offer of 357million ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-017-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of laos  HYPOTHESIS: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself at the only legal prime minister of loss ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of loss HYPOTHESIS 1: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of loss Prefix 2: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of laos  HYPOTHESIS 2: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of laos FINAL RESULT: prince souvanna phouma has not yet replied to the mission but recent statements made by him in phnom penh indicate that he still regards himself as the only legal prime minister of laos ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-054-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: everything is being done to promote a new image  HYPOTHESIS: | everything is being done to promote new image ERRORS: D=1 S=0 I=1 Prefix 1: everything everything is being done to promote new image HYPOTHESIS 1: everything is being done to promote new image Prefix 2: everything is being done to promote a image HYPOTHESIS 2: everything is being done to promote a new image FINAL RESULT: everything is being done to promote a new image ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-014-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick in-and-out speculator deals  HYPOTHESIS: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only on to be in-and-out speculator clearly ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=2 Prefix 1: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick to be in-and-out speculator clearly HYPOTHESIS 1: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick in-and-out speculator clearly Prefix 2: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick in-and-out speculator deals  HYPOTHESIS 2: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick in-and-out speculator deals FINAL RESULT: profits of genuine investors in industry will not be affected but only quick in-and-out speculator deals ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-070-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he said  HYPOTHESIS: he said ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: he said ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-027-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the queen and the duke of edinburgh come home tonight from their tour in the east  HYPOTHESIS: the sun and the duke of edinburgh come home tonight from their tour in the east ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: the queen and the duke of edinburgh come home tonight from their tour in the east HYPOTHESIS 1: the queen and the duke of edinburgh come home tonight from their tour in the east FINAL RESULT: the queen and the duke of edinburgh come home tonight from their tour in the east ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-136-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: his smile will be blander than ever  HYPOTHESIS: his smile will be blander then we ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: his smile will be blander than we HYPOTHESIS 1: his smile will be blander than ever FINAL RESULT: his smile will be blander than ever ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-004-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: hounding belgium has become an international pastime  HYPOTHESIS: how to the best given him as to recommen- an international so at me ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=7 Prefix 1: hounding to the best given him as to recommen- an international so at me HYPOTHESIS 1: hounding at the best given him as to recommen- an international so at me Prefix 2: hounding belgium the best given him as to recommen- an international so at me HYPOTHESIS 2: hounding belgium has become an international so at me Prefix 3: hounding belgium has become an international pastime at me HYPOTHESIS 3: hounding belgium has become an international pastime FINAL RESULT: hounding belgium has become an international pastime ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-187-s05 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: barry and eric have enthusiasm  HYPOTHESIS: baby and which are enthusiastic ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: barry and which are enthusiastic HYPOTHESIS 1: barry and which are enthusiastic Prefix 2: barry and eric are enthusiastic HYPOTHESIS 2: barry and eric have enthusiastic Prefix 3: barry and eric have enthusiasm  HYPOTHESIS 3: barry and eric have enthusiasm FINAL RESULT: barry and eric have enthusiasm ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b05-088-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the minnows  HYPOTHESIS: the demands are usually couched only thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=0 Prefix 1: their demands are usually couched only thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 1: their demands are usually couched only thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 2: their demands are invariably couched only thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 2: their demands are invariably couched only thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 3: their demands are invariably couched in thing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 3: their demands are invariably couched in nothing out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 4: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 4: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their when they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 5: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 5: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they had many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 6: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror HYPOTHESIS 6: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the mirror Prefix 7: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the minnows  HYPOTHESIS 7: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the minnows FINAL RESULT: their demands are invariably couched in hectoring out-of-date language but in spite of all their bluster they let many a big fish through the net while they are bullying the minnows ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b06-097-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up in blind alley jobs  HYPOTHESIS: this week of window dressing will not prevent work of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school or six weeks him from making up a blind alley jobs ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school or six weeks him from making up a blind alley jobs HYPOTHESIS 1: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school or six weeks him from making up a blind alley jobs Prefix 2: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks him from making up a blind alley jobs HYPOTHESIS 2: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks him from making up a blind alley jobs Prefix 3: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from making up a blind alley jobs HYPOTHESIS 3: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from making up a blind alley jobs Prefix 4: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up a blind alley jobs HYPOTHESIS 4: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up a blind alley jobs Prefix 5: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up in blind alley jobs HYPOTHESIS 5: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up in blind alley jobs FINAL RESULT: this week of window dressing will not prevent most of the hopeful 15-year-olds leaving school in six weeks time from ending up in blind alley jobs ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c02-078-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: much of it has that air of improvisation as of off-the-cuff living that once seemed so new and so attractive  HYPOTHESIS: much of it has that air of improvisation as of off-the-cuff living that once seemed so new and so attractive ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: much of it has that air of improvisation as of off-the-cuff living that once seemed so new and so attractive ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-003d-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this is not a filmed play  HYPOTHESIS: this is not allowed play ERRORS: D=1 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: this is not a play HYPOTHESIS 1: this is not a filmed play FINAL RESULT: this is not a filmed play ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-075-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: there weren|t enough tacks and he got only the middle hammers done  HYPOTHESIS: there were not enough books and he got only the middle hammers done ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: there weren|t not enough books and he got only the middle hammers done HYPOTHESIS 1: there weren|t enough books and he got only the middle hammers done Prefix 2: there weren|t enough tacks and he got only the middle hammers done HYPOTHESIS 2: there weren|t enough tacks - and he got only the middle hammers done Prefix 3: there weren|t enough tacks and and he got only the middle hammers done HYPOTHESIS 3: there weren|t enough tacks and he got only the middle hammers done FINAL RESULT: there weren|t enough tacks and he got only the middle hammers done ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-139-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor-car  HYPOTHESIS: they will i asked to comment on the design of everyday article such as a chair and a motor car ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=1 Prefix 1: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday article such as a chair and a motor car HYPOTHESIS 1: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday article such as a chair and a motor car Prefix 2: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor car HYPOTHESIS 2: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles and at a chair and a motor car Prefix 3: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such at a chair and a motor car HYPOTHESIS 3: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor car Prefix 4: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor-car car HYPOTHESIS 4: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor-car FINAL RESULT: they will be asked to comment on the design of everyday articles such as a chair and a motor-car ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-156-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c o  HYPOTHESIS: the end of the car was well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic ERRORS: D=2 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: the rest of the car was well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic HYPOTHESIS 1: the rest of the car was well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic Prefix 2: the rest of the cast was well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic HYPOTHESIS 2: the rest of the cast well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic Prefix 3: the rest of the cast were chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic HYPOTHESIS 3: the rest of the cast were well chosen with some allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic Prefix 4: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james allowance making a fine job of the sympathetic HYPOTHESIS 4: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic Prefix 5: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c  HYPOTHESIS 5: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c b Prefix 6: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c o  HYPOTHESIS 6: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c o FINAL RESULT: the rest of the cast were well chosen with james maxwell making a fine job of the sympathetic c o ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c06-128-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: bending over the cot she suddenly realised that there was no sound of breathing  HYPOTHESIS: bending over the c tv was no sound of training ERRORS: D=4 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: bending over the cot tv was no sound of training HYPOTHESIS 1: bending over the cot tv was no sound of training Prefix 2: bending over the cot she was no sound of training HYPOTHESIS 2: bending over the cot she tv was no sound of training Prefix 3: bending over the cot she suddenly was no sound of training HYPOTHESIS 3: bending over the cot she suddenly tv was no sound of training Prefix 4: bending over the cot she suddenly realised was no sound of training HYPOTHESIS 4: bending over the cot she suddenly realised that there was no sound of training Prefix 5: bending over the cot she suddenly realised that there was no sound of breathing  HYPOTHESIS 5: bending over the cot she suddenly realised that there was no sound of breathing FINAL RESULT: bending over the cot she suddenly realised that there was no sound of breathing ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-047-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: under such conditions without putting your mind together we cannot solve the further summons of destiny to solve the economic problems  HYPOTHESIS: under such conditions without putting your mind together we can not solve the further summons of destiny to solve the economic problems ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=1 Prefix 1: under such conditions without putting your mind together we cannot not solve the further summons of destiny to solve the economic problems HYPOTHESIS 1: under such conditions without putting your mind together we cannot solve the further summons of destiny to solve the economic problems FINAL RESULT: under such conditions without putting your mind together we cannot solve the further summons of destiny to solve the economic problems ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-081-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: ben zoma said  HYPOTHESIS: ben board sound ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: ben zoma sound HYPOTHESIS 1: ben zoma sound Prefix 2: ben zoma said  HYPOTHESIS 2: ben zoma said FINAL RESULT: ben zoma said ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d06-011-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to condition a child to some extent against it  HYPOTHESIS: because situations which they contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to conditions a child to some extent against it ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to conditions a child to some extent against it HYPOTHESIS 1: because situations which may consider all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to conditions a child to some extent against it Prefix 2: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to conditions a child to some extent against it HYPOTHESIS 2: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to conditions a child to some extent against it Prefix 3: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to condition a child to some extent against it HYPOTHESIS 3: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to condition a child to some extent against it FINAL RESULT: because situations which may contain all the elements of fear can arise suddenly it is a good idea to condition a child to some extent against it ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e01-018-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the records of these tender trifles are very touching but then lace does place upon everything a delicate sentiment  HYPOTHESIS: the records of these tender trifles are very touching but then lace does place upon everything a delicate sentiment ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: the records of these tender trifles are very touching but then lace does place upon everything a delicate sentiment ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e02-094-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: first however a word of advice generally  HYPOTHESIS: first however a word of advice generally ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: first however a word of advice generally ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-091-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the chines are morticed into this and butt up against the transom  HYPOTHESIS: the chines are morticed into this and built up against the transom ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: the chines are morticed into this and butt up against the transom HYPOTHESIS 1: the chines are morticed into this and butt up against the transom FINAL RESULT: the chines are morticed into this and butt up against the transom ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f01-143-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this is no more queer than the method of the doctor who observes signs and records symptoms and diagnoses the inner states responsible for them  HYPOTHESIS: this is no more queer than the method of the doctor who observes signs and records symptoms and diagnoses the inner states responsible for them ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: this is no more queer than the method of the doctor who observes signs and records symptoms and diagnoses the inner states responsible for them ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-020-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been carrying much money  HYPOTHESIS: the theme older man with an though it as if it had been carrying much money ERRORS: D=0 S=10 I=0 Prefix 1: neither theme older man with an though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 1: neither a older man with an though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 2: neither the older man with an though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 2: neither the man with an though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 3: neither the sisters with an though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 3: neither the sisters men with an though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 4: neither the sisters nor with an though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 4: neither the sisters nor with an though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 5: neither the sisters nor mr an though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 5: neither the sisters nor mr ian though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 6: neither the sisters nor mr berry though it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 6: neither the sisters nor mr berry though it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 7: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it as if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 7: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it as if it had been carrying much money Prefix 8: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely if it had been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 8: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely had been carrying much money Prefix 9: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that been carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 9: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that then carrying much money Prefix 10: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she carrying much money HYPOTHESIS 10: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she carrying much money Prefix 11: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had much money HYPOTHESIS 11: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had saying much money Prefix 12: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been much money HYPOTHESIS 12: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been much money Prefix 13: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been carrying money HYPOTHESIS 13: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been carrying much money FINAL RESULT: neither the sisters nor mr berry thought it likely that she had been carrying much money ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f07-042a-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie oyster is considered a piece of resistance  HYPOTHESIS: a number of newly-born while mice served alive dropped in the action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dropped in the action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 1: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dropped in the action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance Prefix 2: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in the action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 2: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in the action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance Prefix 3: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle action swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 3: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle owner swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance Prefix 4: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 4: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed is a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance Prefix 5: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 5: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie reality is considered a piece of resistance Prefix 6: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie oyster is considered a piece of resistance HYPOTHESIS 6: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie oyster is considered a piece of resistance FINAL RESULT: a number of newly-born white mice served alive dipped in treacle and swallowed like a prairie oyster is considered a piece of resistance ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g01-067-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding scale to the payments demanded  HYPOTHESIS: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to supply a sliding since he to the payments demanded ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding since he to the payments demanded HYPOTHESIS 1: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding since he to the payments demanded Prefix 2: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding scale he to the payments demanded HYPOTHESIS 2: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding scale to the payments demanded FINAL RESULT: but this time there was a very interesting attempt to apply a sliding scale to the payments demanded ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g04-022-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in surrey  HYPOTHESIS: in after the first world war if not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since ERRORS: D=4 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: after after the first world war if not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 1: after the first world war if not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 2: after the first world war 1914 not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 2: after the first world war 1914 if not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 3: after the first world war 1914 i not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 3: after the first world war 1914 i if not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 4: after the first world war 1914 i did not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 4: after the first world war 1914 i did not want germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 5: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 5: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for he was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 6: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 6: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten was by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 7: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which it in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 7: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which it in sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 8: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in sixty was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 8: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time sixty was in a different parish since Prefix 9: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 9: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in my was in a different parish since Prefix 10: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 10: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 it was in a different parish since Prefix 11: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish since HYPOTHESIS 11: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish since Prefix 12: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in  HYPOTHESIS 12: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in since Prefix 13: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in surrey  HYPOTHESIS 13: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in surrey FINAL RESULT: after the first world war 1914 i did not visit germany for ten years by which time in 1924 i was in a different parish in surrey ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-011i-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples  HYPOTHESIS: by the end of the month he still delighted a later ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: by the end of the month he still delighted in later HYPOTHESIS 1: by the end of the month he still delighted in later Prefix 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples  HYPOTHESIS 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples FINAL RESULT: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g07-014-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been preserved  HYPOTHESIS: this or april list several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=2 Prefix 1: thus or april list several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways HYPOTHESIS 1: thus or april list several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways Prefix 2: thus on april list several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways HYPOTHESIS 2: thus on april list several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways Prefix 3: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways HYPOTHESIS 3: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared so rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways Prefix 4: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba rob wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways HYPOTHESIS 4: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been states ways Prefix 5: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been preserved ways HYPOTHESIS 5: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been preserved FINAL RESULT: thus on april 21st several days before trelawny appeared gamba wrote to lord sidney osborne and his inventory has been preserved ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h01-014-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: each census since the first in 1801 has included questions about housing and households  HYPOTHESIS: each census since the first in that has included questions about housing and households ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: each census since the first in 1801 has included questions about housing and households HYPOTHESIS 1: each census since the first in 1801 has included questions about housing and households FINAL RESULT: each census since the first in 1801 has included questions about housing and households ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h07-040-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping sites  HYPOTHESIS: as in the fabric of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates HYPOTHESIS 1: as in the case b of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates Prefix 2: as in the case of of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates HYPOTHESIS 2: as in the case of b of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates Prefix 3: as in the case of factories of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates HYPOTHESIS 3: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping gates Prefix 4: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping sites  HYPOTHESIS 4: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping sites FINAL RESULT: as in the case of factories and industrial sites the corporations| policy has been to charge full commercial rents for their shops and shopping sites ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j01-045-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid anionic electrolyte  HYPOTHESIS: then for the specific case of miss him in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: thus for the specific case of miss him in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 1: thus for the specific case of miss him in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte Prefix 2: thus for the specific case of niobium him in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 2: thus for the specific case of niobium is a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte Prefix 3: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 3: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could he |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte Prefix 4: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be |d reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 4: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with minimum separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte Prefix 5: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 5: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a wild animal electrolyte Prefix 6: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid animal electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 6: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid mink electrolyte Prefix 7: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid anionic electrolyte HYPOTHESIS 7: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid anionic electrolyte FINAL RESULT: thus for the specific case of niobium in a sodium circuit a corrosion indicator could be a reference electrode of sodium saturated and equilibrated with niobium separated from the coolant by a solid anionic electrolyte ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-035-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: absorption of the beta particles is also kept to a minimum but the accuracy and precision of weighing the precipitated sources suffers  HYPOTHESIS: absorption of the beta particles is also kept to a minimum but the accuracy and precision of weighing the precipitated sources matters ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: absorption of the beta particles is also kept to a minimum but the accuracy and precision of weighing the precipitated sources suffers  HYPOTHESIS 1: absorption of the beta particles is also kept to a minimum but the accuracy and precision of weighing the precipitated sources suffers FINAL RESULT: absorption of the beta particles is also kept to a minimum but the accuracy and precision of weighing the precipitated sources suffers ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-023-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved and much more polite  HYPOTHESIS: landing he had moved beneath me and much more pale ERRORS: D=4 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: if he had moved beneath me and much more pale HYPOTHESIS 1: if anything he had moved beneath me and much more pale Prefix 2: if anything he had merely beneath me and much more pale HYPOTHESIS 2: if anything he had merely beneath me and much more pale Prefix 3: if anything he had merely become me and much more pale HYPOTHESIS 3: if anything he had merely become a time and much more pale Prefix 4: if anything he had merely become a little and much more pale HYPOTHESIS 4: if anything he had merely become a little red and much more pale Prefix 5: if anything he had merely become a little more and much more pale HYPOTHESIS 5: if anything he had merely become a little more and much more pale Prefix 6: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved much more pale HYPOTHESIS 6: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved and much more pale Prefix 7: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved and much more polite  HYPOTHESIS 7: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved and much more polite FINAL RESULT: if anything he had merely become a little more reserved and much more polite ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-097-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was wearing  HYPOTHESIS: they would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was hearing ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was hearing HYPOTHESIS 1: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was hearing Prefix 2: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was wearing  HYPOTHESIS 2: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was wearing FINAL RESULT: lee would have to decide about that for himself i thought and noticed that although he was looking at the other girl he did so quite dispassionately almost as though he was merely interested in the unfamiliar clothes she was wearing ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k03-164-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: on the whole the country is still in favour of moderation and common sense  HYPOTHESIS: on the whole the country is still in favour of moderation and common sense ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: on the whole the country is still in favour of moderation and common sense ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-085-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: lucia uttered a cry of alarm  HYPOTHESIS: lucia uttered a cry of war ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: lucia uttered a cry of alarm  HYPOTHESIS 1: lucia uttered a cry of alarm FINAL RESULT: lucia uttered a cry of alarm ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k07-152-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: show me what you can do and i |ll tell you if you need help  HYPOTHESIS: | how me what you can do and we tell you if you need help ERRORS: D=1 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: show how me what you can do and we tell you if you need help HYPOTHESIS 1: show me what you can do and we tell you if you need help Prefix 2: show me what you can do and i tell you if you need help HYPOTHESIS 2: show me what you can do and i tell you if you need help Prefix 3: show me what you can do and i |ll you if you need help HYPOTHESIS 3: show me what you can do and i |ll tell you if you need help FINAL RESULT: show me what you can do and i |ll tell you if you need help ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-000x-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m ps tomorrow  HYPOTHESIS: a home to stop mr gaitskell from wishing they were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow ERRORS: D=2 S=7 I=0 Prefix 1: a move to stop mr gaitskell from wishing they were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 1: a move to stop mr gaitskell from wishing they were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow Prefix 2: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating they were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 2: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating they were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow Prefix 3: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any were labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 3: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life in it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow Prefix 4: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers it be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 4: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers or to be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow Prefix 5: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 5: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour mps tomorrow Prefix 6: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 6: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m tomorrow Prefix 7: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m ps  HYPOTHESIS 7: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m ps tomorrow FINAL RESULT: a move to stop mr gaitskell from nominating any more labour life peers is to be made at a meeting of labour 0m ps tomorrow ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-014x-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE:  we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in to sir roy and the talks fall through  HYPOTHESIS: | well to discuss will to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: we well to discuss will to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through HYPOTHESIS 1: we shall to discuss will to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through Prefix 2: we want to discuss will to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through HYPOTHESIS 2: we want to discuss will to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through Prefix 3: we want to discuss what to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through HYPOTHESIS 3: we want to discuss what to do if the british government given in the sir roy and the talks fall through Prefix 4: we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in the sir roy and the talks fall through HYPOTHESIS 4: we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in the sir roy and the talks fall through Prefix 5: we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in to sir roy and the talks fall through HYPOTHESIS 5: we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in to sir roy and the talks fall through FINAL RESULT: we want to discuss what to do if the british government gives in to sir roy and the talks fall through ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a02-067-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: they are required to show why they should not be bound over for disturbing the peace and for inciting a breach of the peace  HYPOTHESIS: they are required to sleep in when they should not be bound over for disturbing the peace and for inciting a breach of the peace ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: they are required to show in when they should not be bound over for disturbing the peace and for inciting a breach of the peace HYPOTHESIS 1: they are required to show why they should not be bound over for disturbing the peace and for inciting a breach of the peace FINAL RESULT: they are required to show why they should not be bound over for disturbing the peace and for inciting a breach of the peace ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-017-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of virtual partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south  HYPOTHESIS: his policy of strict neutrality from this to be kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to be kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south HYPOTHESIS 1: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 it is kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south Prefix 2: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to is kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south HYPOTHESIS 2: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to to be kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south Prefix 3: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 be kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south HYPOTHESIS 3: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of vertical partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south Prefix 4: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of virtual partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south HYPOTHESIS 4: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of virtual partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south FINAL RESULT: his policy of strict neutrality from 1951 to 1958 kept the kingdom in peace though at the cost of virtual partition of the country into the pro-communist north and the pro-western centre and south ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a04-000-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: president kennedy renewed his pressure on mr harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday  HYPOTHESIS: this per cent clay renewed his pressman is harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=2 Prefix 1: president per cent clay renewed his pressman is harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday HYPOTHESIS 1: president kennedy renewed his pressman is harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday Prefix 2: president kennedy renewed his pressure is harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday HYPOTHESIS 2: president kennedy renewed his pressure on the harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday Prefix 3: president kennedy renewed his pressure on mr harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday HYPOTHESIS 3: president kennedy renewed his pressure on mr harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday FINAL RESULT: president kennedy renewed his pressure on mr harold macmillan to join the common market during their talks at admiralty house whitehall yesterday ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-036-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for launching their rockets  HYPOTHESIS: the small rocket craft for destroying loan ships are controlled automatically given to the preparations for four older their rockets ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=1 Prefix 1: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically given to the preparations for four older their rockets HYPOTHESIS 1: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically given to the preparations for four older their rockets Prefix 2: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for four older their rockets HYPOTHESIS 2: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for four older their rockets Prefix 3: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for launching older their rockets HYPOTHESIS 3: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for launching their rockets FINAL RESULT: the small rocket craft for destroying big ships are controlled automatically even to the preparations for launching their rockets ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-070-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated the government|s intention  HYPOTHESIS: near the act of any statement mr macmillan shouted leave me his intention ERRORS: D=1 S=5 I=1 Prefix 1: near the end of any statement mr macmillan shouted leave me his intention HYPOTHESIS 1: near the end of any statement mr macmillan shouted leave me his intention Prefix 2: near the end of a statement mr macmillan shouted leave me his intention HYPOTHESIS 2: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan shouted leave me his intention Prefix 3: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated leave me his intention HYPOTHESIS 3: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated leave me his intention Prefix 4: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated the me his intention HYPOTHESIS 4: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated the government|s intention FINAL RESULT: near the end of a long statement mr macmillan stated the government|s intention ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-027-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: nevertheless the tour has been an immense success  HYPOTHESIS: nevertheless the four has been our immense factory ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: nevertheless the tour has been our immense factory HYPOTHESIS 1: nevertheless the tour has been our immense factory Prefix 2: nevertheless the tour has been an immense factory HYPOTHESIS 2: nevertheless the tour has been an immense factory Prefix 3: nevertheless the tour has been an immense success  HYPOTHESIS 3: nevertheless the tour has been an immense success FINAL RESULT: nevertheless the tour has been an immense success ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b03-114-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: in any case fahrenheit need not lose heart  HYPOTHESIS: | dry cheese fahrenheit need never love heart ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: in dry cheese fahrenheit need never love heart HYPOTHESIS 1: in dry cheese fahrenheit need never love heart Prefix 2: in any cheese fahrenheit need never love heart HYPOTHESIS 2: in any case fahrenheit need never love heart Prefix 3: in any case fahrenheit need not love heart HYPOTHESIS 3: in any case fahrenheit need not love heart Prefix 4: in any case fahrenheit need not lose heart HYPOTHESIS 4: in any case fahrenheit need not lose heart FINAL RESULT: in any case fahrenheit need not lose heart ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-081-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: good health  HYPOTHESIS: good health ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: good health ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b05-045-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: not so dear oxford dictionary  HYPOTHESIS: in other team or fared if it a very ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=4 Prefix 1: not other team or fared if it a very HYPOTHESIS 1: not to her seem to find it is to marry Prefix 2: not so her seem to find it is to marry HYPOTHESIS 2: not so far been or fared if it a very Prefix 3: not so dear been or fared if it a very HYPOTHESIS 3: not so dear do fared if it a very Prefix 4: not so dear oxford fared if it a very HYPOTHESIS 4: not so dear oxford dictionary FINAL RESULT: not so dear oxford dictionary ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b06-000-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: some 17 years ago in the early summer of 1934 the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin  HYPOTHESIS: some years ago in the early summer of miss the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin ERRORS: D=1 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: some 17 ago in the early summer of miss the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin HYPOTHESIS 1: some 17 years ago in the early summer of miss the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin Prefix 2: some 17 years ago in the early summer of 1934 the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin HYPOTHESIS 2: some 17 years ago in the early summer of 1934 the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin FINAL RESULT: some 17 years ago in the early summer of 1934 the german ambassador in london was dictating a secret report to his chief von papen in berlin ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c02-056-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this director is at last being re-evaluated and given his proper place in the history of the german film  HYPOTHESIS: this director is at last being re-evaluated and given his proper place in the history of the german film ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: this director is at last being re-evaluated and given his proper place in the history of the german film ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-000a-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are everywhere apparent  HYPOTHESIS: | has been production directed by the tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent ERRORS: D=5 S=8 I=0 Prefix 1: it has been production directed by the tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 1: it has been production directed by the tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 2: it has been produced directed by the tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 2: it has been produced an directed by the tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 3: it has been produced an directed by mr tory tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 3: it has been produced an directed by mr tony tv with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 4: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 4: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the soviet and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 5: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 5: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantage to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 6: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 6: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control of everywhere apparent Prefix 7: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are everywhere apparent HYPOTHESIS 7: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are very where apparent Prefix 8: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are everywhere where apparent HYPOTHESIS 8: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are everywhere apparent FINAL RESULT: it has been produced an directed by mr tony richardson who is also part-author with miss delaney of the script and the great advantages to be derived from this unity of conception and control are everywhere apparent ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-007d-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial north of england and has made it live  HYPOTHESIS: in a taste of money mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial both of england and has made it live ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial both of england and has made it live HYPOTHESIS 1: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial both of england and has made it live Prefix 2: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial north of england and has made it live HYPOTHESIS 2: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial north of england and has made it live FINAL RESULT: in a taste of honey mr richardson has taken a town in the industrial north of england and has made it live ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-089-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: mr lisbon has it taped  HYPOTHESIS: mr lisbon has it open ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: mr lisbon has it taped  HYPOTHESIS 1: mr lisbon has it taped FINAL RESULT: mr lisbon has it taped ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-144-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the wesker interview will be seen at a later date  HYPOTHESIS: this start women could be seen at a later age ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: the start women could be seen at a later age HYPOTHESIS 1: the same between now will be seen at a later age Prefix 2: the wesker between now will be seen at a later age HYPOTHESIS 2: the wesker women could be seen at a later age Prefix 3: the wesker interview could be seen at a later age HYPOTHESIS 3: the wesker interview will be seen at a later age Prefix 4: the wesker interview will be seen at a later date  HYPOTHESIS 4: the wesker interview will be seen at a later date FINAL RESULT: the wesker interview will be seen at a later date ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c06-011-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight off the frustration  HYPOTHESIS: also present to london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to have to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his hard work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration ERRORS: D=1 S=7 I=0 Prefix 1: also present is london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to have to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his hard work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration HYPOTHESIS 1: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to have to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his hard work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration Prefix 2: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his hard work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration HYPOTHESIS 2: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his hard work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration Prefix 3: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration HYPOTHESIS 3: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work it away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration Prefix 4: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if away and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration HYPOTHESIS 4: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily committed to fight of the frustration Prefix 5: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight of the frustration HYPOTHESIS 5: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight of the frustration Prefix 6: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight off the frustration HYPOTHESIS 6: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight off the frustration FINAL RESULT: also present is a london journalist who arrived two hours earlier by appointment to talk to the author of borstal boy and the hostage about his new work if any and who is now being pluckily convivial to fight off the frustration ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d01-024-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one author before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval  HYPOTHESIS: most of those who expound a theory of terms dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one another before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one another before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval HYPOTHESIS 1: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one another before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval Prefix 2: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one author before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval HYPOTHESIS 2: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one author before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval FINAL RESULT: most of those who expound a theory of textual dislocation take it for granted that the gospel was written entirely by one author before the disturbance took place but a few leave it open to suppose that the original book had been revised even before the upheaval ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-053-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: they will think of the animals first which is of course our duty  HYPOTHESIS: they may think of the animals first which is of course our duty ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: they will think of the animals first which is of course our duty HYPOTHESIS 1: they will think of the animals first which is of course our duty FINAL RESULT: they will think of the animals first which is of course our duty ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-081-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE:  the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night-time  HYPOTHESIS: | the days of the life means in the day-time all the days of the life means even at night - none ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=3 Prefix 1: the the days of the life means in the day-time all the days of the life means even at night - none HYPOTHESIS 1: the days of the life means in the day-time all the days of the life means even at night - none Prefix 2: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of the life means even at night - none HYPOTHESIS 2: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of the life means even at night - none Prefix 3: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night - none HYPOTHESIS 3: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night - none Prefix 4: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night-time - none HYPOTHESIS 4: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night-time FINAL RESULT: the days of 1thy life means in the day-time all the days of 1thy life means even at night-time ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d06-011-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty ever happens is not merely dishonest it is unwise  HYPOTHESIS: to keep a child of twelve and thirteen under the impression that nothing whatever happens is not merely dishonest it is service ERRORS: D=1 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing whatever happens is not merely dishonest it is service HYPOTHESIS 1: to keep a child of twelve or a thirteen under the impression that nothing whatever happens is not merely dishonest it is service Prefix 2: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen thirteen under the impression that nothing whatever happens is not merely dishonest it is service HYPOTHESIS 2: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing whatever happens is not merely dishonest it is service Prefix 3: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty happens is not merely dishonest it is service HYPOTHESIS 3: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty ever happens is not merely dishonest it is service Prefix 4: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty ever happens is not merely dishonest it is unwise  HYPOTHESIS 4: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty ever happens is not merely dishonest it is unwise FINAL RESULT: to keep a child of twelve or thirteen under the impression that nothing nasty ever happens is not merely dishonest it is unwise ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e01-092-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: a household word coats mercer-crochet possesses qualities which are of the utmost importance to the worker  HYPOTHESIS: a household word coats mercer-crochet possesses qualities which are of the utmost importance to the work ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: a household word coats mercer-crochet possesses qualities which are of the utmost importance to the worker  HYPOTHESIS 1: a household word coats mercer-crochet possesses qualities which are of the utmost importance to the worker FINAL RESULT: a household word coats mercer-crochet possesses qualities which are of the utmost importance to the worker ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-011-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: see fig 2  HYPOTHESIS: see it is a ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: see fig is a HYPOTHESIS 1: see fig Prefix 2: see fig 2  HYPOTHESIS 2: see fig 2 FINAL RESULT: see fig 2 ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-095-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the skeleton of the boat will now take shape and this is the time to check before making fast to see that nothing is distorted  HYPOTHESIS: the skeleton of the boat will now take shape and this is the time to check before making fast to hear that nothing is distorted ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: the skeleton of the boat will now take shape and this is the time to check before making fast to see that nothing is distorted HYPOTHESIS 1: the skeleton of the boat will now take shape and this is the time to check before making fast to see that nothing is distorted FINAL RESULT: the skeleton of the boat will now take shape and this is the time to check before making fast to see that nothing is distorted ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f01-147-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he may never have had the disease himself but he can nevertheless identify it  HYPOTHESIS: it may never have had the disease himself but he can nevertheless identify it ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: he may never have had the disease himself but he can nevertheless identify it HYPOTHESIS 1: he may never have had the disease himself but he can nevertheless identify it FINAL RESULT: he may never have had the disease himself but he can nevertheless identify it ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-035-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely trails  HYPOTHESIS: day by day the police followed up likely or even unlikely sails ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely sails HYPOTHESIS 1: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely sails Prefix 2: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely trails  HYPOTHESIS 2: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely trails FINAL RESULT: day by day the police followed up likely and even unlikely trails ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f07-046b-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of diet  HYPOTHESIS: it among the natives of northern australia towards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while a mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=2 Prefix 1: among among the natives of northern australia towards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while a mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did HYPOTHESIS 1: among the natives of northern australia towards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while a mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did Prefix 2: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while a mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did HYPOTHESIS 2: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while a mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did Prefix 3: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did HYPOTHESIS 3: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean people have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did Prefix 4: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did HYPOTHESIS 4: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of did Prefix 5: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of diet  HYPOTHESIS 5: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of diet FINAL RESULT: among the natives of northern australia lizards roasted on the point of a spear are definitely a delicacy while mediterranean peoples have a high opinion of the octopus as an article of diet ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g01-067-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen and clerics  HYPOTHESIS: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a great the duke of manchester and the archbishop of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries ERRORS: D=1 S=10 I=3 Prefix 1: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of manchester and the archbishop of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 1: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of manchester and the archbishop of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 2: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishop of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 2: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishop of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 3: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 3: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and take were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 4: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 4: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten awakened between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 5: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 5: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks armed between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 6: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 6: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two as he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 7: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes he was a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 7: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduate scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 8: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 8: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments were fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 9: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 9: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was lived for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 10: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 10: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of many men and arteries Prefix 11: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen men and arteries HYPOTHESIS 11: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen and arteries Prefix 12: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen and clerics  HYPOTHESIS 12: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen and clerics FINAL RESULT: the definition of an adult was altered to read over sixteen and where the poorest were to pay a groat the duke of lancaster and the archbishops of canterbury and york were to pay ten marks and between these two extremes a graduated scale of payments was fixed for the different classes of laymen and clerics ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g04-022-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct it  HYPOTHESIS: towards the end of men five and a half was incumbency i was asked to would start a village closed society and conduct in ERRORS: D=1 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: towards the end of my five and a half was incumbency i was asked to would start a village closed society and conduct in HYPOTHESIS 1: towards the end of my five and a half was incumbency i was asked to would start a village closed society and conduct in Prefix 2: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked to would start a village closed society and conduct in HYPOTHESIS 2: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked to would start a village closed society and conduct in Prefix 3: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if would start a village closed society and conduct in HYPOTHESIS 3: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if it would start a village closed society and conduct in Prefix 4: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village closed society and conduct in HYPOTHESIS 4: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village closed society and conduct in Prefix 5: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct in HYPOTHESIS 5: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct in Prefix 6: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct it  HYPOTHESIS 6: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct it FINAL RESULT: towards the end of my five and a half years| incumbency i was asked if i would start a village choral society and conduct it ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-011i-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything  HYPOTHESIS: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his mouth permitted him to enjoy anything ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything HYPOTHESIS 1: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything FINAL RESULT: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g07-022b-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: augusta leigh too was favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron after she had received a visit from him  HYPOTHESIS: yesterday to has favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: augusta to has favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him HYPOTHESIS 1: augusta leg takes favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him Prefix 2: augusta leigh takes favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him HYPOTHESIS 2: augusta leigh to has favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him Prefix 3: augusta leigh too has favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him HYPOTHESIS 3: augusta leigh too was favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron for she had received a visit from him Prefix 4: augusta leigh too was favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron after she had received a visit from him HYPOTHESIS 4: augusta leigh too was favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron after she had received a visit from him FINAL RESULT: augusta leigh too was favourably impressed and wrote to lady byron after she had received a visit from him ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h02-004-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: we have held eleven meetings  HYPOTHESIS: we have held eleven meetings ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: we have held eleven meetings ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h07-044a-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main roads and other special development expenditure  HYPOTHESIS: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high cost of of main sewerage and drainage over reveals and other special development expenditure ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=1 Prefix 1: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of of main sewerage and drainage over reveals and other special development expenditure HYPOTHESIS 1: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage over reveals and other special development expenditure Prefix 2: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main reveals and other special development expenditure HYPOTHESIS 2: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main road and other special development expenditure Prefix 3: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main roads and other special development expenditure HYPOTHESIS 3: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main roads and other special development expenditure FINAL RESULT: it is to their successful industries and commercial development that the corporations must look to recoup the high costs of main sewerage and drainage main roads and other special development expenditure ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j01-049-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium monoxide  HYPOTHESIS: i think we amusement in for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle ERRORS: D=0 S=18 I=4 Prefix 1: the think we amusement in for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 1: the fish requirement in for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 2: the first requirement in for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 2: the first requirement in for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 3: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 3: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can then fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 4: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 4: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated mutton table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 5: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into table shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 5: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into town hall shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 6: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable hall shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 6: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to go into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 7: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases into an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 7: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases an illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 8: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and illusion so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 8: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and there is so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 9: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid is so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 9: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid so when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 10: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium when lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 10: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium lunch which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 11: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 11: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither can actually sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 12: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded actually sodium until the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 12: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium until the machinery or circle Prefix 13: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor the machinery or circle HYPOTHESIS 13: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor did try packing miracle Prefix 14: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by try packing miracle HYPOTHESIS 14: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by machinery or circle Prefix 15: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium or circle HYPOTHESIS 15: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium in an article Prefix 16: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium monoxide an article HYPOTHESIS 16: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium monoxide FINAL RESULT: the first requirement is for an anionic electrolyte which can be fabricated into suitable shapes impervious to gases and liquid sodium and which is neither corroded by sodium nor by sodium monoxide ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-035-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: all precipitates were weighed on a semi-micro balance which had been calibrated with a set of certificated weights from the national physical laboratory  HYPOTHESIS: a precipitates were weighed on a semi-micro balance which had been calibrated with a set of certificated weights from the national physical laboratory ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: all precipitates were weighed on a semi-micro balance which had been calibrated with a set of certificated weights from the national physical laboratory HYPOTHESIS 1: all precipitates were weighed on a semi-micro balance which had been calibrated with a set of certificated weights from the national physical laboratory FINAL RESULT: all precipitates were weighed on a semi-micro balance which had been calibrated with a set of certificated weights from the national physical laboratory ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-023-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: i thought to myself  HYPOTHESIS: i thought to myself ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: i thought to myself ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k03-144-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | it comes at a bad time said ormston  HYPOTHESIS: i came at a good time said ormston ERRORS: D=1 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: | came at a good time said ormston HYPOTHESIS 1: | i came at a good time said ormston Prefix 2: | it came at a good time said ormston HYPOTHESIS 2: | it came at a good time said ormston Prefix 3: | it comes at a good time said ormston HYPOTHESIS 3: | it comes at a good time said ormston Prefix 4: | it comes at a bad time said ormston HYPOTHESIS 4: | it comes at a bad time said ormston FINAL RESULT: | it comes at a bad time said ormston ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-028-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | the old cuckold claudius had the last word after all  HYPOTHESIS: the old cuckold claudius had the last word after all ERRORS: D=1 S=0 I=0 Prefix 1: | old cuckold claudius had the last word after all HYPOTHESIS 1: | old cuckold claudius had the last word after all Prefix 2: | the cuckold claudius had the last word after all HYPOTHESIS 2: | the old cuckold claudius had the last word after all FINAL RESULT: | the old cuckold claudius had the last word after all ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-085-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | look madonna we are surrounded  HYPOTHESIS: i had no doing we are surrounded ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=1 Prefix 1: | had no doing we are surrounded HYPOTHESIS 1: | has no doing we are surrounded Prefix 2: | look no doing we are surrounded HYPOTHESIS 2: | look madonna we are surrounded FINAL RESULT: | look madonna we are surrounded ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-000x-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester exchange  HYPOTHESIS: i thought of her put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today ERRORS: D=6 S=12 I=0 Prefix 1: mr thought of her put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 1: mr t ideal had been put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 2: mr michael ideal had been put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 2: mr michael had been put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 3: mr michael foot been put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 3: mr michael foot in put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 4: mr michael foot has put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 4: mr michael foot has put down a resolution data which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 5: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 5: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the which he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 6: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 6: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is if he had little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 7: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to he had little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 7: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be held little griffiths in manchester today Prefix 8: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed little griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 8: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr h griffiths in manchester today Prefix 9: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths in manchester today HYPOTHESIS 9: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths in manchester today Prefix 10: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m manchester today HYPOTHESIS 10: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m in manchester today Prefix 11: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p manchester today HYPOTHESIS 11: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for the number today Prefix 12: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester number today HYPOTHESIS 12: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester today Prefix 13: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester exchange  HYPOTHESIS 13: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester exchange FINAL RESULT: mr michael foot has put down a resolution on the subject and he is to be backed by mr will griffiths 0m p for manchester exchange ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-020x-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: mr macleod went on with the conference at lancaster house despite the crisis which had blown up  HYPOTHESIS: mr macleod went on with the conference at lancaster house despite the crisis which had down her ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: mr macleod went on with the conference at lancaster house despite the crisis which had blown her HYPOTHESIS 1: mr macleod went on with the conference at lancaster house despite the crisis which had blown up FINAL RESULT: mr macleod went on with the conference at lancaster house despite the crisis which had blown up ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a02-067-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the summonses say they are likely to persevere in such unlawful conduct  HYPOTHESIS: the new measures say they are likely to persevere in such unlawful conduct ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=1 Prefix 1: the summonses measures say they are likely to persevere in such unlawful conduct HYPOTHESIS 1: the summonses say they are likely to persevere in such unlawful conduct FINAL RESULT: the summonses say they are likely to persevere in such unlawful conduct ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-034-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and a half years ago  HYPOTHESIS: members of the cabinet are being their speeches in a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments film party since it came to offer three and half years ago ERRORS: D=2 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches in a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments film party since it came to offer three and half years ago HYPOTHESIS 1: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches in a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments film party since it came to offer three and half years ago Prefix 2: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments film party since it came to offer three and half years ago HYPOTHESIS 2: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments film party since it came to offer three and half years ago Prefix 3: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of party since it came to offer three and half years ago HYPOTHESIS 3: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of why a party since it came to offer three and half years ago Prefix 4: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the a party since it came to offer three and half years ago HYPOTHESIS 4: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to offer three and half years ago Prefix 5: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and half years ago HYPOTHESIS 5: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and half years ago Prefix 6: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and a years ago HYPOTHESIS 6: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and a half years ago FINAL RESULT: members of the cabinet are basing their speeches on a new conservative booklet called the record speaks which outlines in some detail the accomplishments of the party since it came to office three and a half years ago ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a04-000-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: much of their three hours 20 minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy  HYPOTHESIS: much of these three hours a minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: much of their three hours a minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy HYPOTHESIS 1: much of their three hours a minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy Prefix 2: much of their three hours 20 minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy HYPOTHESIS 2: much of their three hours 20 minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy FINAL RESULT: much of their three hours 20 minutes of discussion is believed to have been devoted to this main point of american policy ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-036-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to 36 hours  HYPOTHESIS: applauding as the river banks at leningrad more thousands how told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours ERRORS: D=4 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: applauding on the river banks at leningrad more thousands how told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 1: applauding on the river banks at leningrad more thousands how told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours Prefix 2: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands how told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 2: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands how told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours Prefix 3: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 3: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours Prefix 4: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 4: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment for a working week of my for hours Prefix 5: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 5: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - for a working week of my for hours Prefix 6: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all a working week of my for hours HYPOTHESIS 6: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of my for hours Prefix 7: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 for hours HYPOTHESIS 7: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 for hours Prefix 8: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to hours HYPOTHESIS 8: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to so hours Prefix 9: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to 36 hours HYPOTHESIS 9: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to 36 hours FINAL RESULT: applauding on the river banks at leningrad were thousands now told that in 20 years they will have free food housing light heat transport and medical treatment - all for a working week of 34 to 36 hours ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-014-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were she cut off from it  HYPOTHESIS: he holds that more pressure can be put on tv in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it ERRORS: D=5 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: he holds that more pressure can be put on south in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 1: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa tv in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it Prefix 2: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 2: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while the remains in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it Prefix 3: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 3: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the tv could be exercised where she cut off from it Prefix 4: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth could be exercised where she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 4: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth how could be exercised where she cut off from it Prefix 5: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised where she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 5: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised where she cut off from it Prefix 6: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were she cut off from it HYPOTHESIS 6: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were one out of from it Prefix 7: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were she out of from it HYPOTHESIS 7: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were she cut off from it FINAL RESULT: he holds that more pressure can be put on south africa while she remains in the commonwealth than could be exercised were she cut off from it ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-033-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: she has put up the value of her money  HYPOTHESIS: she has put up the value of her money ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: she has put up the value of her money ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b03-114-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour clock  HYPOTHESIS: that effort was to enforce the distribution of it twenty-four hours church ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: that effort was to enforce the adoption of it twenty-four hours church HYPOTHESIS 1: that effort was to enforce the adoption horn of it twenty-four hours church Prefix 2: that effort was to enforce the adoption of of it twenty-four hours church HYPOTHESIS 2: that effort was to enforce the adoption of it twenty-four hours church Prefix 3: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hours church HYPOTHESIS 3: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hours church Prefix 4: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour church HYPOTHESIS 4: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour church Prefix 5: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour clock  HYPOTHESIS 5: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour clock FINAL RESULT: that effort was to enforce the adoption of the twenty-four hour clock ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-081-s06 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: and they never go on strike  HYPOTHESIS: and they never go on strike ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: and they never go on strike ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b05-050-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the game  HYPOTHESIS: shades of the village stalwarts of trouble in the three turns the pattern saints at the same ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon in the three turns the pattern saints at the same HYPOTHESIS 1: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon he threw turns the pattern saints at the same Prefix 2: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who threw turns the pattern saints at the same HYPOTHESIS 2: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are turns the pattern saints at the same Prefix 3: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the pattern saints at the same HYPOTHESIS 3: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the pattern saints at the same Prefix 4: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints at the same HYPOTHESIS 4: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints at the same Prefix 5: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the same HYPOTHESIS 5: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the same Prefix 6: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the game  HYPOTHESIS 6: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the game FINAL RESULT: shades of the village stalwarts of hambledon who are now the patron saints of the game ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b06-000-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE:  britain is uncomfortable in her role of champion of german rearmament in opposition to france  HYPOTHESIS: britain is uncomfortable on her role of champion of german rearmament in opposition to france ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: britain is uncomfortable in her role of champion of german rearmament in opposition to france HYPOTHESIS 1: britain is uncomfortable in her role of champion of german rearmament in opposition to france FINAL RESULT: britain is uncomfortable in her role of champion of german rearmament in opposition to france ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c02-059-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every direction  HYPOTHESIS: this long what they are berlin is usually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: prizes long what they are berlin is usually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director HYPOTHESIS 1: prizes long what they are berlin is usually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director Prefix 2: prizes being what they are berlin is usually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director HYPOTHESIS 2: prizes being what they are berlin is usually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director Prefix 3: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director HYPOTHESIS 3: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in ging everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director Prefix 4: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director HYPOTHESIS 4: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and she bears are awarded in every director Prefix 5: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every director HYPOTHESIS 5: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every director Prefix 6: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every direction  HYPOTHESIS 6: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every direction FINAL RESULT: prizes being what they are berlin is unusually generous in giving everyone something and silver bears are awarded in every direction ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-000c-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester square theatre tomorrow  HYPOTHESIS: the film version of his shelagh delaney play taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow ERRORS: D=2 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: the film version of miss shelagh delaney play taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 1: the film version of miss shelagh delaney play taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow Prefix 2: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 2: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow Prefix 3: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 3: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens on the leicester-square theatre tomorrow Prefix 4: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester-square theatre tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 4: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester-square theatre tomorrow Prefix 5: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester theatre tomorrow HYPOTHESIS 5: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester square theatre tomorrow FINAL RESULT: the film version of miss shelagh delaney|s play a taste of honey opens at the leicester square theatre tomorrow ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-016a-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but there is heart in the telling and an intense realism in the situation  HYPOTHESIS: but there is that in the thing and intense realism in the situation ERRORS: D=1 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: but there is heart in the thing and intense realism in the situation HYPOTHESIS 1: but there is heart in the thing and intense realism in the situation Prefix 2: but there is heart in the telling and intense realism in the situation HYPOTHESIS 2: but there is heart in the telling and intense realism in the situation Prefix 3: but there is heart in the telling and an realism in the situation HYPOTHESIS 3: but there is heart in the telling and an here realism in the situation Prefix 4: but there is heart in the telling and an intense realism in the situation HYPOTHESIS 4: but there is heart in the telling and an intense realism in the situation FINAL RESULT: but there is heart in the telling and an intense realism in the situation ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-089-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: and tacked  HYPOTHESIS: and locked ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: and tacked  HYPOTHESIS 1: and tacked FINAL RESULT: and tacked ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-144-s04 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a machine  HYPOTHESIS: the play was a brilliantly with easy on soldiering which stated that a fighting than could only be regarded get an unending ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=1 Prefix 1: the play was a brilliantly-written with easy on soldiering which stated that a fighting than could only be regarded get an unending HYPOTHESIS 1: the play was a brilliantly-written song on soldiering which stated that a fighting than could only be regarded get an unending Prefix 2: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting than could only be regarded get an unending HYPOTHESIS 2: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting than could only be regarded get an unending Prefix 3: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded get an unending HYPOTHESIS 3: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded get an unending Prefix 4: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as an unending HYPOTHESIS 4: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as an unending Prefix 5: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a unending HYPOTHESIS 5: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a woman leave Prefix 6: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a machine leave HYPOTHESIS 6: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a machine FINAL RESULT: the play was a brilliantly-written essay on soldiering which stated that a fighting man could only be regarded as a machine ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c06-011-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chat  HYPOTHESIS: the telephone has thus a couple of times calls from other change sniffing the mind and offering to drop by for a chair ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other change sniffing the mind and offering to drop by for a chair HYPOTHESIS 1: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other change sniffing the mind and offering to drop by for a chair Prefix 2: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the mind and offering to drop by for a chair HYPOTHESIS 2: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the mind and offering to drop by for a chair Prefix 3: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chair HYPOTHESIS 3: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chair Prefix 4: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chat  HYPOTHESIS 4: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chat FINAL RESULT: the telephone has rung a couple of times calls from other chums sniffing the wind and offering to drop by for a chat ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d03-112-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the word is a persian loan-word pairi-deaza from which our word paradise is derived  HYPOTHESIS: the word is a human loan-word pairi-deaza from which our word paradise is derived ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: the word is a persian loan-word pairi-deaza from which our word paradise is derived HYPOTHESIS 1: the word is a persian loan-word pairi-deaza from which our word paradise is derived FINAL RESULT: the word is a persian loan-word pairi-deaza from which our word paradise is derived ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-071-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of the house and upon the gates  HYPOTHESIS: and we will with the divine how on the bay posts the house and upon the water ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: and we will nail the divine how on the bay posts the house and upon the water HYPOTHESIS 1: and we will nail the divine how on the bay posts the house and upon the water Prefix 2: and we will nail the divine law on the bay posts the house and upon the water HYPOTHESIS 2: and we will nail the divine law on the bay posts the house and upon the water Prefix 3: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts the house and upon the water HYPOTHESIS 3: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts the house and upon the water Prefix 4: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of house and upon the water HYPOTHESIS 4: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of the house and upon the water Prefix 5: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of the house and upon the gates  HYPOTHESIS 5: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of the house and upon the gates FINAL RESULT: and we will nail the divine law on the door posts of the house and upon the gates ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d05-008-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the throne  HYPOTHESIS: the new century opened with james a ascending the purpose ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the purpose HYPOTHESIS 1: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the purpose Prefix 2: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the throne  HYPOTHESIS 2: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the throne FINAL RESULT: the new century opened with james 1 ascending the throne ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d06-046-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: even more simply test your own reactions to different situations  HYPOTHESIS: they are trying to your own reaction to different situations ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: even are trying to your own reaction to different situations HYPOTHESIS 1: even more than most your own reaction to different situations Prefix 2: even more simply most your own reaction to different situations HYPOTHESIS 2: even more simply test your own reaction to different situations Prefix 3: even more simply test your own reactions to different situations HYPOTHESIS 3: even more simply test your own reactions to different situations FINAL RESULT: even more simply test your own reactions to different situations ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e01-092-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it is easy to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread  HYPOTHESIS: | is easy to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: it is easy to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread HYPOTHESIS 1: it was to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread Prefix 2: it is to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread HYPOTHESIS 2: it is easy to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread FINAL RESULT: it is easy to work with soft glossy and of uniform thickness - it is the ideal crochet thread ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-011-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: these are then glued and pinned into place  HYPOTHESIS: these are then glued and moved into place ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: these are then glued and pinned into place HYPOTHESIS 1: these are then glued and pinned into place FINAL RESULT: these are then glued and pinned into place ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f01-070-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: are there any ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter  HYPOTHESIS: the true an ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: are true an ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter HYPOTHESIS 1: are thus an ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter Prefix 2: are there an ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter HYPOTHESIS 2: are there a ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter Prefix 3: are there any ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter HYPOTHESIS 3: are there any ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter FINAL RESULT: are there any ultimate units of mind akin to the atoms of matter ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-007-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was smashed in  HYPOTHESIS: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head neck smashed in ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was smashed in HYPOTHESIS 1: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was remained in Prefix 2: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was smashed in HYPOTHESIS 2: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was smashed in FINAL RESULT: she had been struck several times with a blunt instrument and her head was smashed in ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-083-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary money aged twenty-two  HYPOTHESIS: hearing it not time a description of the girl was circulated and a car robert women cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two ERRORS: D=0 S=9 I=3 Prefix 1: during it not time a description of the girl was circulated and a car robert women cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 1: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a car robert women cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two Prefix 2: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert women cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 2: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert women cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two Prefix 3: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 3: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money cause forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two Prefix 4: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 4: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to do marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two Prefix 5: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify marry her as his sister vary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 5: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister vary women aged trout two Prefix 6: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary women aged trout two HYPOTHESIS 6: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary money aged trout two Prefix 7: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary money aged twenty-two two HYPOTHESIS 7: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary money aged twenty-two FINAL RESULT: during that time a description of the girl was circulated and a mr robert money came forward to identify her as his sister mary money aged twenty-two ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f07-046b-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: so have the japanese and the chinese  HYPOTHESIS: so have the japanese and the chinese ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: so have the japanese and the chinese ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g03-000-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business no good george would never conceal them  HYPOTHESIS: but in spite of the fact that his ideas did his there were no good george would never conceal them ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his there were no good george would never conceal them HYPOTHESIS 1: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his there were no good george would never conceal them Prefix 2: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business were no good george would never conceal them HYPOTHESIS 2: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business in a good george would never conceal them Prefix 3: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business no a good george would never conceal them HYPOTHESIS 3: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business no good george would never conceal them FINAL RESULT: yet in spite of the fact that his ideas did his business no good george would never conceal them ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g04-055-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road in a street full of small houses  HYPOTHESIS: we also had a will soon hall leading the bottom that it a street full of small houses ERRORS: D=1 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: we also had a little soon hall leading the bottom that it a street full of small houses HYPOTHESIS 1: we also had a little mission hall leading the bottom that it a street full of small houses Prefix 2: we also had a little mission hall leading off bottom that it a street full of small houses HYPOTHESIS 2: we also had a little mission hall leading off the bottom that it a street full of small houses Prefix 3: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton that it a street full of small houses HYPOTHESIS 3: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton that it a street full of small houses Prefix 4: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road it a street full of small houses HYPOTHESIS 4: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road to street full of small houses Prefix 5: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road in street full of small houses HYPOTHESIS 5: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road in a street full of small houses FINAL RESULT: we also had a little mission hall leading off the brighton road in a street full of small houses ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-011n-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples  HYPOTHESIS: by the end of the month he felt the high head in the plan ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=3 Prefix 1: by the end of the month he still the high head in the plan HYPOTHESIS 1: by the end of the month he still delighted to the plan Prefix 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in the plan HYPOTHESIS 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in the plan Prefix 3: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples plan HYPOTHESIS 3: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples FINAL RESULT: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g07-022b-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her worst states of confusion  HYPOTHESIS: i unfortunate stage a to length one of her last states of confusion ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=1 Prefix 1: the unfortunate stage a to length one of her last states of confusion HYPOTHESIS 1: the unfortunate stage a to length one of her last states of confusion Prefix 2: the unfortunate augusta a to length one of her last states of confusion HYPOTHESIS 2: the unfortunate augusta legs in one of her last states of confusion Prefix 3: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her last states of confusion HYPOTHESIS 3: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her last states of confusion Prefix 4: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her worst states of confusion HYPOTHESIS 4: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her worst states of confusion FINAL RESULT: the unfortunate augusta was in one of her worst states of confusion ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h02-004-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage we arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations  HYPOTHESIS: we decided as first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the question before us and at a later stage he arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations ERRORS: D=1 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: we decided as a step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the question before us and at a later stage he arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations HYPOTHESIS 1: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the question before us and at a later stage he arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations Prefix 2: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage he arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations HYPOTHESIS 2: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage he arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations Prefix 3: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage we arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations HYPOTHESIS 3: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage we arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations FINAL RESULT: we decided as a first step to seek information from a number of organisations and persons having an interest in the questions before us and at a later stage we arranged for publication of a press notice inviting anybody interested to submit representations ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h07-057a-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical colleges  HYPOTHESIS: this interest is likely to grow as employers became aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical college ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical college HYPOTHESIS 1: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical college Prefix 2: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical colleges  HYPOTHESIS 2: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical colleges FINAL RESULT: this interest is likely to grow as employers become aware of the advantages of setting up offices in towns with a young and growing population and excellent schools and technical colleges ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j01-049-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth oxides  HYPOTHESIS: easily materials are groaned stabilised with the inch thoria charged with a cure each articles ERRORS: D=0 S=8 I=1 Prefix 1: possible materials are groaned stabilised with the inch thoria charged with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 1: possible materials are groaned stabilised with the inch thoria charged with a cure each articles Prefix 2: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with the inch thoria charged with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 2: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with the inch thoria charged with a cure each articles Prefix 3: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime inch thoria charged with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 3: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime inch thoria charged with a cure each articles Prefix 4: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria charged with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 4: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and those on charged with a cure each articles Prefix 5: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria on charged with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 5: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria charged with a cure each articles Prefix 6: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with a cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 6: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with a cure each articles Prefix 7: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare cure each articles HYPOTHESIS 7: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare each articles Prefix 8: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth articles HYPOTHESIS 8: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth articles Prefix 9: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth oxides  HYPOTHESIS 9: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth oxides FINAL RESULT: possible materials are zirconia stabilised with lime and thoria doped with rare earth oxides ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-070-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the resin is used for a single separation and then thrown away  HYPOTHESIS: he is used for air separation and then thrown away ERRORS: D=2 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: the is used for air separation and then thrown away HYPOTHESIS 1: the fat separation and then thrown away Prefix 2: the resin separation and then thrown away HYPOTHESIS 2: the resin is used for air separation and then thrown away Prefix 3: the resin is used for a separation and then thrown away HYPOTHESIS 3: the resin is used for a separation and then thrown away Prefix 4: the resin is used for a single and then thrown away HYPOTHESIS 4: the resin is used for a single operation and then thrown away Prefix 5: the resin is used for a single separation and then thrown away HYPOTHESIS 5: the resin is used for a single separation and then thrown away FINAL RESULT: the resin is used for a single separation and then thrown away ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-036-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | that |s not necessary if you want to rest sir  HYPOTHESIS: that not necessary if you want to rest or ERRORS: D=2 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: | not necessary if you want to rest or HYPOTHESIS 1: | that not necessary if you want to rest or Prefix 2: | that |s necessary if you want to rest or HYPOTHESIS 2: | that |s not necessary if you want to rest or Prefix 3: | that |s not necessary if you want to rest sir  HYPOTHESIS 3: | that |s not necessary if you want to rest sir FINAL RESULT: | that |s not necessary if you want to rest sir ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k03-144-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | a singularly bad time  HYPOTHESIS: | a singularly bad time ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: | a singularly bad time ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-028-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he knew how to deal with an adulterous wife eh orsini  HYPOTHESIS: he knew how to deal with an adulterous wife to orsini ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: he knew how to deal with an adulterous wife eh orsini HYPOTHESIS 1: he knew how to deal with an adulterous wife eh orsini FINAL RESULT: he knew how to deal with an adulterous wife eh orsini ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-126-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: | yes  HYPOTHESIS: yes ERRORS: D=1 S=0 I=0 Prefix 1: |  HYPOTHESIS 1: | yes FINAL RESULT: | yes ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-003-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to turn down the foot-griffiths resolution  HYPOTHESIS: it sign my new gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution ERRORS: D=0 S=8 I=4 Prefix 1: though sign my new gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 1: though my new gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution Prefix 2: though they new gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 2: though they need gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution Prefix 3: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 3: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour or so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution Prefix 4: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m so are likely that men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 4: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m as are likely that men down the that is at the resolution Prefix 5: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely that men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 5: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely that men down the that is at the resolution Prefix 6: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to men down the that is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 6: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to turn down the that is at the resolution Prefix 7: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to turn down the foot-griffiths is at the resolution HYPOTHESIS 7: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to turn down the foot-griffiths resolution FINAL RESULT: though they may gather some left-wing support a large majority of labour m ps are likely to turn down the foot-griffiths resolution ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-020x-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he has now revealed his full plans to the africans and liberals attending  HYPOTHESIS: | has now revealed his full plan to the africans and liberals attending ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: he has now revealed his full plan to the africans and liberals attending HYPOTHESIS 1: he has now revealed his full plan to the africans and liberals attending Prefix 2: he has now revealed his full plans to the africans and liberals attending HYPOTHESIS 2: he has now revealed his full plans to the africans and liberals attending FINAL RESULT: he has now revealed his full plans to the africans and liberals attending ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-011-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the uncommitted countries and even to work out common stands on various problems facing those nations  HYPOTHESIS: but he waited in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problem facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is time to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations ERRORS: D=2 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: but he now in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problem facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is time to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations HYPOTHESIS 1: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problem facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is time to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations Prefix 2: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is time to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations HYPOTHESIS 2: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is time to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations Prefix 3: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations HYPOTHESIS 3: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations Prefix 4: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations HYPOTHESIS 4: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the uncommitted countries and even to work out common hands on various problems facing those nations Prefix 5: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the uncommitted countries and even to work out common stands on various problems facing those nations HYPOTHESIS 5: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the uncommitted countries and even to work out common stands on various problems facing those nations FINAL RESULT: but he now feels in view of a changed international situation and especially in view of fresh problems facing the new and independent countries of africa that the time is ripe to have more frequent consultations between the uncommitted countries and even to work out common stands on various problems facing those nations ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-034-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain economy  HYPOTHESIS: nevertheless where an illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: nevertheless there an illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length HYPOTHESIS 1: nevertheless there is an illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length Prefix 2: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length HYPOTHESIS 2: nevertheless there is little man in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length Prefix 3: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length HYPOTHESIS 3: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their look at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length Prefix 4: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length HYPOTHESIS 4: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain length Prefix 5: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain economy  HYPOTHESIS 5: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain economy FINAL RESULT: nevertheless there is little illusion in the conservative party that their stock at home has fallen in the face of heavy unemployment and an uncertain economy ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a04-006-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant an unconditional surrender  HYPOTHESIS: he sensed told mr macmillan what he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: mr sensed told mr macmillan what he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender HYPOTHESIS 1: mr henry told mr macmillan what he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender Prefix 2: mr kennedy told mr macmillan what he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender HYPOTHESIS 2: mr kennedy told mr macmillan what he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender Prefix 3: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender HYPOTHESIS 3: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant can unconditional surrender Prefix 4: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant an unconditional surrender HYPOTHESIS 4: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant an unconditional surrender FINAL RESULT: mr kennedy told mr macmillan that he still wanted him to apply for membership of the common market even if it meant an unconditional surrender ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-039-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE:  the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow radio|s commentator  HYPOTHESIS: the whole usual weight of the soviet union can be seen here a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor ERRORS: D=1 S=7 I=3 Prefix 1: the whole naval weight of the soviet union can be seen here a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 1: the whole naval weight of the soviet union can be seen here a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 2: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 2: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 3: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 3: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly in training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 4: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring training and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 4: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud right social class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 5: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight social class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 5: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight social class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 6: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said class covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 6: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said class covers radio|s common factor Prefix 7: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow covers radio|s common factor HYPOTHESIS 7: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow radio|s common factor Prefix 8: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow radio|s commentator factor HYPOTHESIS 8: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow radio|s commentator FINAL RESULT: the whole naval might of the soviet union can be seen here - a truly inspiring and proud sight said moscow radio|s commentator ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-018-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the commonwealth is a multi-racial society  HYPOTHESIS: the commonwealth as a multi-racial society ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: the commonwealth is a multi-racial society HYPOTHESIS 1: the commonwealth is a multi-racial society FINAL RESULT: the commonwealth is a multi-racial society ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-127-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the actions of the nationalists  HYPOTHESIS: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified function of the national so ERRORS: D=1 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the of the national so HYPOTHESIS 1: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the actions of the national so Prefix 2: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the actions of the nationalists so HYPOTHESIS 2: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the actions of the nationalists FINAL RESULT: there is no evidence that the policy of appeasement has modified the actions of the nationalists ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-000-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international storm  HYPOTHESIS: a series and bewildered large country stands at the centre of an international forms ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: a baffled and bewildered large country stands at the centre of an international forms HYPOTHESIS 1: a baffled and bewildered large country stands at the centre of an international forms Prefix 2: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international forms HYPOTHESIS 2: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international forms Prefix 3: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international storm  HYPOTHESIS 3: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international storm FINAL RESULT: a baffled and bewildered little country stands at the centre of an international storm ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-187-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged 19  HYPOTHESIS: the palace cinema at buckley new chester will be learned next week by many flanagan and in what both again ERRORS: D=1 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be learned next week by many flanagan and in what both again HYPOTHESIS 1: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be learned next week by many flanagan and in what both again Prefix 2: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by many flanagan and in what both again HYPOTHESIS 2: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by many flanagan and in what both again Prefix 3: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and in what both again HYPOTHESIS 3: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and in what both again Prefix 4: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric what both again HYPOTHESIS 4: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric but both again Prefix 5: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both again HYPOTHESIS 5: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both again Prefix 6: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged  HYPOTHESIS 6: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged it Prefix 7: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged 19  HYPOTHESIS 7: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged 19 FINAL RESULT: the palace cinema at buckley near chester will be reopened next week by barry flanagan and eric platt both aged 19 ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b05-083-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans begun with such a drastic step  HYPOTHESIS: is no other conquered country at bluff and lead the germans them with such a drastic step ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: in no other conquered country at bluff and lead the germans them with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 1: in no other conquered country at bluff and lead the germans them with such a drastic step Prefix 2: in no other conquered country not bluff and lead the germans them with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 2: in no other conquered country not bluff and lead the germans them with such a drastic step Prefix 3: in no other conquered country not even and lead the germans them with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 3: in no other conquered country not even for and lead the germans them with such a drastic step Prefix 4: in no other conquered country not even poland and lead the germans them with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 4: in no other conquered country not even poland lead the germans them with such a drastic step Prefix 5: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans them with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 5: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans them with such a drastic step Prefix 6: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans begun with such a drastic step HYPOTHESIS 6: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans begun with such a drastic step FINAL RESULT: in no other conquered country not even poland had the germans begun with such a drastic step ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b06-064-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: powerful units have stood firm  HYPOTHESIS: powerful units have stood firm ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: powerful units have stood firm ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c02-059-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna kerima was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film  HYPOTHESIS: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience of the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one his and bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one his and bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film HYPOTHESIS 1: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one his and bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film Prefix 2: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss and bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film HYPOTHESIS 2: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss and bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film Prefix 3: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film HYPOTHESIS 3: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna bring was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film Prefix 4: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna kerima was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film HYPOTHESIS 4: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna kerima was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film FINAL RESULT: both the antonioni and wicki films took high honours and the audience at the awards was particularly enthusiastic when one miss anna kerima was selected as best actress for her work in the godard film ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-003a-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this is not a filmed play  HYPOTHESIS: this is not a fine play ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: this is not a filmed play HYPOTHESIS 1: this is not a filmed play FINAL RESULT: this is not a filmed play ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-021d-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: in fanny the pregnant girl is befriended by an old man  HYPOTHESIS: in fanny the pregnant girl is befriended by an old man ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: in fanny the pregnant girl is befriended by an old man ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-098-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but nothing crazy about his pianistics  HYPOTHESIS: but nothing wrong about his position ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: but nothing crazy about his position HYPOTHESIS 1: but nothing crazy about his position Prefix 2: but nothing crazy about his pianistics  HYPOTHESIS 2: but nothing crazy about his pianistics FINAL RESULT: but nothing crazy about his pianistics ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-150-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern defiance  HYPOTHESIS: courtenay played the part with a gawky have been defence ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern been defence HYPOTHESIS 1: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern defence Prefix 2: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern defiance  HYPOTHESIS 2: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern defiance FINAL RESULT: courtenay played the part with a gawky northern defiance ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c06-076-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it gives one loud clear hiccup and falls flat on its back  HYPOTHESIS: a very falls flat on its back ERRORS: D=5 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: it very falls flat on its back HYPOTHESIS 1: it very falls flat on its back Prefix 2: it gives falls flat on its back HYPOTHESIS 2: it gives very falls flat on its back Prefix 3: it gives one falls flat on its back HYPOTHESIS 3: it gives one very falls flat on its back Prefix 4: it gives one loud falls flat on its back HYPOTHESIS 4: it gives one loud dear hiccup and this list on its back Prefix 5: it gives one loud clear hiccup and this list on its back HYPOTHESIS 5: it gives one loud clear hiccup and this list on its back Prefix 6: it gives one loud clear hiccup and falls list on its back HYPOTHESIS 6: it gives one loud clear hiccup and falls flat on its back FINAL RESULT: it gives one loud clear hiccup and falls flat on its back ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d03-112-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam was  HYPOTHESIS: | article to have a second paradise lost his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=2 Prefix 1: qoheleth article to have a second paradise lost his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war HYPOTHESIS 1: qoheleth have a second paradise lost his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war Prefix 2: qoheleth has a second paradise lost his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war HYPOTHESIS 2: qoheleth has a second paradise lost his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war Prefix 3: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war HYPOTHESIS 3: qoheleth has a second paradise at him disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war Prefix 4: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war HYPOTHESIS 4: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than cloncurry war Prefix 5: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam war HYPOTHESIS 5: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam war Prefix 6: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam was  HYPOTHESIS 6: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam was FINAL RESULT: qoheleth has a second paradise at his disposal but he is no happier than adam was ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-071-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE:  that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on earth  HYPOTHESIS: | your days may be multiplied and the age of your children in the land which he had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h ERRORS: D=1 S=10 I=0 Prefix 1: that your days may be multiplied and the age of your children in the land which he had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 1: that your days may be multiplied and the age of your children in the land which he had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h Prefix 2: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which he had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 2: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which he had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h Prefix 3: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the had seen who your father to give these days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 3: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the land swear who your father to give these days of 9 d h Prefix 4: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear who your father to give these days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 4: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear who your father to give these days of 9 d h Prefix 5: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give these days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 5: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give these days of 9 d h Prefix 6: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them days of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 6: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them days of 9 d h Prefix 7: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as of 9 d h HYPOTHESIS 7: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of 9 d h Prefix 8: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven d h HYPOTHESIS 8: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven apart Prefix 9: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on  HYPOTHESIS 9: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on Prefix 10: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on earth  HYPOTHESIS 10: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on earth FINAL RESULT: that your days may be multiplied and the days of your children in the land which the lord swear unto your father to give them as days of heaven on earth ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d05-008-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome though the gunpowder plot spoiled that  HYPOTHESIS: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards home through the gunpowder plot spoiled that ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome through the gunpowder plot spoiled that HYPOTHESIS 1: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome through the gunpowder plot spoiled that Prefix 2: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome though the gunpowder plot spoiled that HYPOTHESIS 2: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome though the gunpowder plot spoiled that FINAL RESULT: he was quite prepared to be tolerant towards rome though the gunpowder plot spoiled that ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e01-014-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 for a lace collar  HYPOTHESIS: i know from the diaries of samuel hope that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour ERRORS: D=3 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: we know from the diaries of samuel hope that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 1: we know from the diaries of samuel hope that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour Prefix 2: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 2: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys had he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour Prefix 3: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 3: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace paying such as for a lace colour Prefix 4: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - such as for a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 4: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying such as for a lace colour Prefix 5: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as as for a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 5: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as for a lace colour Prefix 6: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 a lace colour HYPOTHESIS 6: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 for a lace colour Prefix 7: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 for a lace collar  HYPOTHESIS 7: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 for a lace collar FINAL RESULT: we know from the diaries of samuel pepys that he was a great man for lace - paying as much as 3 for a lace collar ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e02-091-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become obvious  HYPOTHESIS: | with this the last majority of form can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now ERRORS: D=0 S=9 I=5 Prefix 1: with with this the last majority of form can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 1: with this the last majority of form can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 2: with this the vast majority of form can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 2: with this the vast majority of form can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 3: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 3: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done through what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 4: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 4: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though what a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 5: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 5: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for a charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 6: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced charge of a rivet where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 6: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced car but where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 7: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet but where to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 7: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet hurry to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 8: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work to the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now HYPOTHESIS 8: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will hammer now Prefix 9: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become now HYPOTHESIS 9: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become or now Prefix 10: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become obvious now HYPOTHESIS 10: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become obvious FINAL RESULT: with this the vast majority of jobs can be done though for advanced cabinet work the necessity for certain special tools will become obvious ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-019-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a good fit  HYPOTHESIS: the amount of the power and we are also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat ERRORS: D=0 S=11 I=4 Prefix 1: the amount of the backward and we are also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 1: the amount of the backward 9 and so the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 2: the amount of the backward tilt and so the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 2: the amount of the backward tilt are also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 3: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 3: the amount of the backward tilt and so the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 4: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 4: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height of up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 5: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 5: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is up to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 6: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 6: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width of best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 7: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 7: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best to what is really from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 8: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken what is really from the word to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 8: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the word to our see a good fat Prefix 9: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to our see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 9: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to our see a good fat Prefix 10: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure see a good fat HYPOTHESIS 10: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure see a good fat Prefix 11: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a a good fat HYPOTHESIS 11: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a good fat Prefix 12: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a good fit  HYPOTHESIS 12: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a good fit FINAL RESULT: the amount of the backward tilt and also the height is left to personal choice and the width is best taken directly from the work to ensure a good fit ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f01-075-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed be analysed into discrete bits  HYPOTHESIS: some time it was though that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits ERRORS: D=1 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: at time it was though that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits HYPOTHESIS 1: at one time it was though that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits Prefix 2: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits HYPOTHESIS 2: at one time it was thought her mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits Prefix 3: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits HYPOTHESIS 3: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed we analysed into discrete bits Prefix 4: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed be analysed into discrete bits HYPOTHESIS 4: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed be analysed into discrete bits FINAL RESULT: at one time it was thought that mind could indeed be analysed into discrete bits ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-007-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the killer  HYPOTHESIS: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible else to but he ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to but he HYPOTHESIS 1: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to but he Prefix 2: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the he HYPOTHESIS 2: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the late Prefix 3: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the killer  HYPOTHESIS 3: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the killer FINAL RESULT: but a pair of bone cuff-links found in the compartment seemed to provide the only possible clue to the killer ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-087-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for long  HYPOTHESIS: duties windows the day or over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours ERRORS: D=3 S=17 I=0 Prefix 1: on windows the day or over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 1: on the sun days the day or over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 2: on the sunday days the day or over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 2: on the sunday the day or over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 3: on the sunday the day of over dawn spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 3: on the sunday the day of her days spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 4: on the sunday the day of her death spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 4: on the sunday the day of her death spend are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 5: on the sunday the day of her death she are out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 5: on the sunday the day of her death she had great interest among our about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 6: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone interest among our about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 6: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in tried down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 7: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the down gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 7: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the town gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 8: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening gay about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 8: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening as about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 9: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 9: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven both telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 10: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 10: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling world-wide seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 11: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 11: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her salt-water seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 12: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 12: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate seem above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 13: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma above that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 13: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma house that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 14: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 14: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was enough for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 15: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be one for hours HYPOTHESIS 15: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be one for hours Prefix 16: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for hours HYPOTHESIS 16: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for hours Prefix 17: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for long  HYPOTHESIS 17: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for long FINAL RESULT: on the sunday the day of her death she had gone out in the evening at about seven o|clock telling her room-mate emma hone that she was going for a walk but would not be gone for long ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g01-034-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment of the unsuccessful  HYPOTHESIS: when his nor did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment at the unsuccessful ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment at the unsuccessful HYPOTHESIS 1: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment at the unsuccessful Prefix 2: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment of the unsuccessful HYPOTHESIS 2: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment of the unsuccessful FINAL RESULT: when his war did not bring victory and booty a new group of lords might oust the unsuccessful leaders and the commons who usually supplied the hard cash might be bold enough to demand the production of accounts and even at times the impeachment of the unsuccessful ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g03-043-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: george often spoke at the sunday school  HYPOTHESIS: george often spoke at the sunday school ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: george often spoke at the sunday school ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-011b-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples  HYPOTHESIS: by the end of the month he was delighted of people ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: by the end of the month he still delighted of people HYPOTHESIS 1: by the end of the month he still delighted of people Prefix 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in people HYPOTHESIS 2: by the end of the month he still delighted in order Prefix 3: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples  HYPOTHESIS 3: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples FINAL RESULT: by the end of the month he still delighted in naples ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-018n-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the winter  HYPOTHESIS: when the ruling harm even past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply ERRORS: D=0 S=9 I=0 Prefix 1: when the sailing harm even past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply HYPOTHESIS 1: when the sailing harm even past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply Prefix 2: when the sailing season even past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply HYPOTHESIS 2: when the sailing season even past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply Prefix 3: when the sailing season was past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply HYPOTHESIS 3: when the sailing season was past the part must have to england and returned to come for the supply Prefix 4: when the sailing season was past he part must have to england and returned to come for the supply HYPOTHESIS 4: when the sailing season was past he sent must have to england and returned to come for the supply Prefix 5: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl have to england and returned to come for the supply HYPOTHESIS 5: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to come for the supply Prefix 6: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the supply HYPOTHESIS 6: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the supply Prefix 7: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the winter  HYPOTHESIS 7: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the winter FINAL RESULT: when the sailing season was past he sent pearl back to england and returned to rome for the winter ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h01-007-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only marriage  HYPOTHESIS: the main over him with the ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago ERRORS: D=0 S=10 I=4 Prefix 1: the innovation over him with the ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 1: the innovation with the ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 2: the innovation at the ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 2: the innovation at the the ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 3: the innovation at the 1961 ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 3: the innovation at the 1961 is ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 4: the innovation at the 1961 census ocean then put the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 4: the innovation at the 1961 census through the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 5: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 5: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family business had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 6: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 6: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the actions even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 7: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 7: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question even the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 8: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 8: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of the termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 9: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination termination of the fire or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 9: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the fire or only months ago Prefix 10: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only months ago HYPOTHESIS 10: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only months ago Prefix 11: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only marriage ago HYPOTHESIS 11: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only marriage FINAL RESULT: the innovation at the 1961 census though the family census had previously included the question was the date of termination of the first or only marriage ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h02-008-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: appendix 1 gives a list of the bodies and persons consulted  HYPOTHESIS: appendix gives a list of the bodies and persons committed ERRORS: D=1 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: appendix 1 a list of the bodies and persons committed HYPOTHESIS 1: appendix 1 gives a list of the bodies and persons committed Prefix 2: appendix 1 gives a list of the bodies and persons consulted  HYPOTHESIS 2: appendix 1 gives a list of the bodies and persons consulted FINAL RESULT: appendix 1 gives a list of the bodies and persons consulted ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h07-057a-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing their attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns  HYPOTHESIS: towards the end of the year the thomas ran wrote personally to some two hundred chairman of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=1 Prefix 1: towards the end of the year the minister ran wrote personally to some two hundred chairman of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 1: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairman of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns Prefix 2: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 2: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen any of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns Prefix 3: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 3: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns Prefix 4: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 4: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london throwing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns Prefix 5: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 5: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing her attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns Prefix 6: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing their attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns HYPOTHESIS 6: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing their attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns FINAL RESULT: towards the end of the year the minister wrote personally to some two hundred chairmen of companies with large offices in central london drawing their attention to the opportunities offered by the new towns ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j01-066-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after this has been carried out  HYPOTHESIS: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas in the tube which must of course be medical isolated after they had been carried out ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube which must of course be medical isolated after they had been carried out HYPOTHESIS 1: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube which must of course be medical isolated after they had been carried out Prefix 2: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l must of course be medical isolated after they had been carried out HYPOTHESIS 2: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be medical isolated after they had been carried out Prefix 3: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after they had been carried out HYPOTHESIS 3: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after they had been carried out Prefix 4: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after this had been carried out HYPOTHESIS 4: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after this has been carried out FINAL RESULT: the probe can be evacuated and filled with inert gas via the tube l which must of course be electrically isolated after this has been carried out ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-076-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from polonium-210  HYPOTHESIS: view reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to ERRORS: D=10 S=8 I=2 Prefix 1: at reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 1: at the view reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 2: at the end reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 2: at the end of the days bismuth- he will be reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 3: at the end of five days bismuth- he will be reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 3: at the end of five days bismuth- he will be reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 4: at the end of five days bismuth-210 he will be reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 4: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will be reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 5: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 5: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium may be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 6: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 6: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value soon be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 7: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 7: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber efficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 8: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 8: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the fat particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 9: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 9: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles to lead to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 10: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 10: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from her to and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 11: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 to and the whole particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 11: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the whole particles from claims to Prefix 12: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from claims to HYPOTHESIS 12: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from claims to Prefix 13: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from polonium-210 to HYPOTHESIS 13: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from polonium-210 FINAL RESULT: at the end of five days bismuth-210 will have reached one-half of its equilibrium value and can be counted through an aluminium absorber sufficiently thick to stop the beta particles from lead-210 and the alpha particles from polonium-210 ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-036-s04 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: i |m sure i won|t do any harm  HYPOTHESIS: i |m sure i won|t do any harm ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: i |m sure i won|t do any harm ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k03-152-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff is going to come out  HYPOTHESIS: the heavy much afraid that if the opposition at a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out ERRORS: D=1 S=6 I=0 Prefix 1: they heavy much afraid that if the opposition at a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out HYPOTHESIS 1: they he very much afraid that if the opposition at a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out Prefix 2: they re very much afraid that if the opposition at a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out HYPOTHESIS 2: they re very much afraid that if the opposition at a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out Prefix 3: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out HYPOTHESIS 3: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a conversation of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out Prefix 4: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out HYPOTHESIS 4: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of arguing some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out Prefix 5: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out HYPOTHESIS 5: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff |s going to come out Prefix 6: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff is going to come out HYPOTHESIS 6: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff is going to come out FINAL RESULT: they re very much afraid that if the opposition get a commission of enquiry some rather dismal stuff is going to come out ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-075-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: she had perhaps demanded too much  HYPOTHESIS: she had perhaps demanded too much ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: she had perhaps demanded too much ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-126-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but make it worth her while  HYPOTHESIS: by into their work her while ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: but into their work her while HYPOTHESIS 1: but no their work her while Prefix 2: but make their work her while HYPOTHESIS 2: but make a work her while Prefix 3: but make it work her while HYPOTHESIS 3: but make it worth her while FINAL RESULT: but make it worth her while ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-003-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward nominees  HYPOTHESIS: and fit a line used on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near ERRORS: D=0 S=19 I=5 Prefix 1: mr fit a line used on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 1: mr fit a line used on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 2: mr foot|s a line used on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 2: mr foot|s crime will on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 3: mr foot|s line will on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 3: mr foot|s line used on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 4: mr foot|s line will on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 4: mr foot|s line will on that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 5: mr foot|s line will be that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 5: mr foot|s line will be an that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 6: mr foot|s line will be that that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 6: mr foot|s line will be that a few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 7: mr foot|s line will be that as few bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 7: mr foot|s line will be that as a bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 8: mr foot|s line will be that as labour bar and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 8: mr foot|s line will be that as labour and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 9: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 9: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m and to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 10: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps to a man and the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 10: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps as an end the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 11: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed an end the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 11: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government swim had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 12: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill had brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 12: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill my hand he might hate tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 13: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which hand he might hate tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 13: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which he might hate tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 14: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought might hate tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 14: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought him tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 15: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 15: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life tomorrow into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 16: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 16: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into evidence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 17: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence clear should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 17: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence clear should not know and diamond main near Prefix 18: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not know and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 18: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not know and diamond main near Prefix 19: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now and diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 19: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now and diamond main near Prefix 20: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put diamond main near HYPOTHESIS 20: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put diamond main near Prefix 21: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward main near HYPOTHESIS 21: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward main near Prefix 22: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward nominees near HYPOTHESIS 22: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward nominees FINAL RESULT: mr foot|s line will be that as labour m ps opposed the government bill which brought life peers into existence they should not now put forward nominees ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a01-020x-s04 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chiefs  HYPOTHESIS: the conference will need to discuss the function of a prepared tour of chief ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a prepared tour of chief HYPOTHESIS 1: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a prepared tour of chief Prefix 2: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed tour of chief HYPOTHESIS 2: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed tour of chief Prefix 3: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chief HYPOTHESIS 3: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house chief Prefix 4: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of  HYPOTHESIS 4: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chief Prefix 5: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chiefs  HYPOTHESIS 5: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chiefs FINAL RESULT: the conference will meet to discuss the function of a proposed house of chiefs ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-011-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two leaders have identical ideas  HYPOTHESIS: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topic of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two sides home identical ideas ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two sides home identical ideas HYPOTHESIS 1: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two sides home identical ideas Prefix 2: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two leaders home identical ideas HYPOTHESIS 2: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two leaders have identical ideas FINAL RESULT: two subjects the congo and algeria are the main topics of the talks in belgrade - and on both the two leaders have identical ideas ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a03-037-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last october the party fared badly  HYPOTHESIS: he never saw the defeat of two conservative animals governments cheese and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: last never saw the defeat of two conservative animals governments cheese and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 1: last year saw the defeat of two conservative animals governments cheese and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly Prefix 2: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments cheese and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 2: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial government can be and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly Prefix 3: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments can be and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 3: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments cheese and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly Prefix 4: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 4: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the towns federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly Prefix 5: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 5: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections look at last the party fared badly Prefix 6: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last at last the party fared badly HYPOTHESIS 6: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last october theory fared badly Prefix 7: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last october the fared badly HYPOTHESIS 7: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last october the party fared badly FINAL RESULT: last year saw the defeat of two conservative provincial governments quebec and new brunswick and in the four federal by-elections last october the party fared badly ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-014-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: treasury experts are already working on the scheme  HYPOTHESIS: treasury experts are already working on the home ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: treasury experts are already working on the scheme  HYPOTHESIS 1: treasury experts are already working on the scheme FINAL RESULT: treasury experts are already working on the scheme ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: a06-070-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: as mr macmillan made his announcement the house was crowded  HYPOTHESIS: a mr macmillan made their announcement the house was crowded ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: as mr macmillan made their announcement the house was crowded HYPOTHESIS 1: as mr macmillan made their announcement the house was crowded Prefix 2: as mr macmillan made his announcement the house was crowded HYPOTHESIS 2: as mr macmillan made his announcement the house was crowded FINAL RESULT: as mr macmillan made his announcement the house was crowded ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-023-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole western world  HYPOTHESIS: but in the wider picture but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world ERRORS: D=7 S=5 I=0 Prefix 1: seen in the wider picture but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 1: seen in the wider picture but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 2: seen in this wider picture but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 2: seen in this wider picture but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 3: seen in this wider picture a how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 3: seen in this wider picture a but how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 4: seen in this wider picture a south how is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 4: seen in this wider picture a south have a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 5: seen in this wider picture a south africa a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 5: seen in this wider picture a south africa which is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 6: seen in this wider picture a south africa that is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 6: seen in this wider picture a south africa that which is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 7: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 7: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings about it is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 8: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to it is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 8: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid as a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 9: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 9: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and highly to the whole world Prefix 10: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 10: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a little to the whole world Prefix 11: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole world HYPOTHESIS 11: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability the whole world Prefix 12: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to whole world HYPOTHESIS 12: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole world Prefix 13: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole western  HYPOTHESIS 13: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole western world FINAL RESULT: seen in this wider picture a south africa that clings to apartheid is a menace to the commonwealth and a liability to the whole western world ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b01-127-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more ruthlessly  HYPOTHESIS: | the contrary apartheid being applied such warmth heavily ERRORS: D=1 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: on the contrary apartheid being applied such warmth heavily HYPOTHESIS 1: on the contrary apartheid being applied such warmth heavily Prefix 2: on the contrary apartheid is applied such warmth heavily HYPOTHESIS 2: on the contrary apartheid is being applied such warmth heavily Prefix 3: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever warmth heavily HYPOTHESIS 3: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever warmth heavily Prefix 4: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more heavily HYPOTHESIS 4: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more while why Prefix 5: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more ruthlessly why HYPOTHESIS 5: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more ruthlessly FINAL RESULT: on the contrary apartheid is being applied ever more ruthlessly ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-000-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in the murder of patrice lumumba  HYPOTHESIS: belgium is accused - without a arms of evidence of being implicated neither murder of patrice now was a ERRORS: D=2 S=3 I=2 Prefix 1: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence of being implicated neither murder of patrice now was a HYPOTHESIS 1: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence of being implicated neither murder of patrice now was a Prefix 2: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - being implicated neither murder of patrice now was a HYPOTHESIS 2: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated neither murder of patrice now was a Prefix 3: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in murder of patrice now was a HYPOTHESIS 3: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in the murder of patrice now was a Prefix 4: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in the murder of patrice lumumba was a HYPOTHESIS 4: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in the murder of patrice lumumba FINAL RESULT: belgium is accused - without a scrap of evidence - of being implicated in the murder of patrice lumumba ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b04-187-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: eric says  HYPOTHESIS: | says ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: eric says HYPOTHESIS 1: eric says FINAL RESULT: eric says ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b05-083-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their evil word  HYPOTHESIS: there is no doubt ahead to support of each man would have been as good as the real word ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=1 Prefix 1: there is no doubt that to support of each man would have been as good as the real word HYPOTHESIS 1: there is no doubt that most of each man would have been as good as the real word Prefix 2: there is no doubt that the of each man would have been as good as the real word HYPOTHESIS 2: there is no doubt that the most of each man would have been as good as the real word Prefix 3: there is no doubt that the compatriots of each man would have been as good as the real word HYPOTHESIS 3: there is no doubt that the compatriots children would have been as good as the real word Prefix 4: there is no doubt that the compatriots of would have been as good as the real word HYPOTHESIS 4: there is no doubt that the compatriots of men would have been as good as the real word Prefix 5: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as the real word HYPOTHESIS 5: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as the real word Prefix 6: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their real word HYPOTHESIS 6: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their a word Prefix 7: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their evil word HYPOTHESIS 7: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their evil word FINAL RESULT: there is no doubt that the compatriots of eichmann would have been as good as their evil word ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: b06-064-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions and for a consistent peace policy  HYPOTHESIS: this church the way numbers of active member who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy ERRORS: D=0 S=10 I=2 Prefix 1: this and the way numbers of active member who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 1: this and the way numbers of active member who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 2: this and the numbers numbers of active member who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 2: this and the numbers of active member who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 3: this and the numbers of active workers who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 3: this and the numbers of active workers who are any time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 4: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning time to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 4: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand now and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 5: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 5: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trying was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 6: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 6: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was clearly provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 7: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 7: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done it provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 8: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 8: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against break and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 9: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 9: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and careful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 10: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 10: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful casting don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 11: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions don|t for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 11: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions don|t for a consistent peace policy Prefix 12: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions and for a consistent peace policy HYPOTHESIS 12: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions and for a consistent peace policy FINAL RESULT: this and the numbers of active workers who are beginning to understand how and why the trick was done provides a strong immediate basis for a campaign against weak and doubtful positions and for a consistent peace policy ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c02-078-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it has a great look of speed and technical fun about it of enormous cinematic enjoyment and above all of cinematic sense  HYPOTHESIS: it has a great look of speed and technical fun about it of enormous cinematic enjoyment and above all of cinematic sense ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: it has a great look of speed and technical fun about it of enormous cinematic enjoyment and above all of cinematic sense ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c03-003c-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this is not a filmed play  HYPOTHESIS: tv play ERRORS: D=4 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: this play HYPOTHESIS 1: this is not a tv play Prefix 2: this is not a filmed play HYPOTHESIS 2: this is not a filmed play FINAL RESULT: this is not a filmed play ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-075-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he did on his piano at home  HYPOTHESIS: he is on his piano at home ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: he did on his piano at home HYPOTHESIS 1: he did on his piano at home FINAL RESULT: he did on his piano at home ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-134-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose hobby revolves round a doll|s house  HYPOTHESIS: she plays the possessive author of a man who fully revolves round a doll|s house ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: she plays the possessive mother of a man who fully revolves round a doll|s house HYPOTHESIS 1: she plays the possessive mother to man who fully revolves round a doll|s house Prefix 2: she plays the possessive mother of man who fully revolves round a doll|s house HYPOTHESIS 2: she plays the possessive mother of a man who fully revolves round a doll|s house Prefix 3: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose fully revolves round a doll|s house HYPOTHESIS 3: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose fully revolves round a doll|s house Prefix 4: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose hobby revolves round a doll|s house HYPOTHESIS 4: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose hobby revolves round a doll|s house FINAL RESULT: she plays the possessive mother of a man whose hobby revolves round a doll|s house ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c04-156-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it was a splendid interpretation of the part  HYPOTHESIS: i was a splendid inhalation of the all ERRORS: D=0 S=3 I=0 Prefix 1: it was a splendid inhalation of the all HYPOTHESIS 1: it was a splendid inhalation of the all Prefix 2: it was a splendid interpretation of the all HYPOTHESIS 2: it was a splendid interpretation of the all Prefix 3: it was a splendid interpretation of the part  HYPOTHESIS 3: it was a splendid interpretation of the part FINAL RESULT: it was a splendid interpretation of the part ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: c06-116-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: and miss newmar is a stunner in every sense of the word  HYPOTHESIS: and his new error is as stunner in the very sense of the world ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=2 Prefix 1: and miss new error is as stunner in the very sense of the world HYPOTHESIS 1: and miss new error is as stunner in the very sense of the world Prefix 2: and miss newmar error is as stunner in the very sense of the world HYPOTHESIS 2: and miss newmar is as stunner in the very sense of the world Prefix 3: and miss newmar is a stunner in the very sense of the world HYPOTHESIS 3: and miss newmar is a stunner in the very sense of the world Prefix 4: and miss newmar is a stunner in every very sense of the world HYPOTHESIS 4: and miss newmar is a stunner in every sense of the world Prefix 5: and miss newmar is a stunner in every sense of the word  HYPOTHESIS 5: and miss newmar is a stunner in every sense of the word FINAL RESULT: and miss newmar is a stunner in every sense of the word ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-012-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the word shamir was used as a personal name git 68a  HYPOTHESIS: the worst a team or was used as a personal name it is in ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=3 Prefix 1: the word a team or was used as a personal name it is in HYPOTHESIS 1: the word a team or was used as a personal name it is in Prefix 2: the word shamir team or was used as a personal name it is in HYPOTHESIS 2: the word shamir was used as a personal name it is in Prefix 3: the word shamir was used as a personal name git is in HYPOTHESIS 3: the word shamir was used as a personal name git it is in Prefix 4: the word shamir was used as a personal name git 68a is in HYPOTHESIS 4: the word shamir was used as a personal name git 68a FINAL RESULT: the word shamir was used as a personal name git 68a ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d04-075-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: this lesson used to be read only in the morning  HYPOTHESIS: this lesson used to be readily in the morning ERRORS: D=1 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: this lesson used to be read in the morning HYPOTHESIS 1: this lesson used to be read only in the morning FINAL RESULT: this lesson used to be read only in the morning ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: d05-008-s03 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived little comfort from it  HYPOTHESIS: true a new prayer book was issued in the but the puritans derived take comfort from it ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived take comfort from it HYPOTHESIS 1: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived take comfort from it Prefix 2: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived little comfort from it HYPOTHESIS 2: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived little comfort from it FINAL RESULT: true a new prayer book was issued in 1604 but the puritans derived little comfort from it ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e01-014-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records testily  HYPOTHESIS: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much his lady for the records hastily ERRORS: D=1 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for lady for the records hastily HYPOTHESIS 1: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for lady for the records hastily Prefix 2: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his for the records hastily HYPOTHESIS 2: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for the records hastily Prefix 3: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records hastily HYPOTHESIS 3: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records hastily Prefix 4: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records testily  HYPOTHESIS 4: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records testily FINAL RESULT: but this didn|t mean he was prepared to do as much for his lady for he records testily ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e02-094-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount one is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does  HYPOTHESIS: lastly the biggest certain power tools and machines the driving of which will depend on the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does ERRORS: D=0 S=6 I=1 Prefix 1: lastly we biggest certain power tools and machines the driving of which will depend on the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does HYPOTHESIS 1: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the driving of which will depend on the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does Prefix 2: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend on the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does HYPOTHESIS 2: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend on the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does Prefix 3: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly the upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does HYPOTHESIS 3: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the burnt the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does Prefix 4: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount the is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does HYPOTHESIS 4: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount their prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does Prefix 5: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount one prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does HYPOTHESIS 5: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount one is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does FINAL RESULT: lastly we suggest certain power tools and machines the choice of which will depend partly upon the space available in the workshop the amount one is prepared to pay and the type of work a man normally does ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: e04-022-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side pieces  HYPOTHESIS: decide on the consumed angle of shape keeping b flat on the above seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever ERRORS: D=1 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: decide on the required angle of shape keeping b flat on the above seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 1: decide on the required angle of shape keeping b flat on the above seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever Prefix 2: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the above seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 2: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the above seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever Prefix 3: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 3: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and was all the exact position of on the kind of ever Prefix 4: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark all the exact position of on the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 4: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark of the exact position of on the kind of ever Prefix 5: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of on the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 5: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of on the kind of ever Prefix 6: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b the kind of ever HYPOTHESIS 6: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the kind of ever Prefix 7: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side of ever HYPOTHESIS 7: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side ever Prefix 8: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side pieces  HYPOTHESIS 8: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side pieces FINAL RESULT: decide on the required angle of slope keeping b flat on the chair seat and mark off the exact position of b on the side pieces ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f01-075-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: these bits were identified as elementary sensations  HYPOTHESIS: these bits were identified as elementary generations ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: these bits were identified as elementary sensations  HYPOTHESIS 1: these bits were identified as elementary sensations FINAL RESULT: these bits were identified as elementary sensations ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f04-020-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body was found at waterloo  HYPOTHESIS: but it fun and light and standing in general who was found at this ERRORS: D=3 S=8 I=0 Prefix 1: but both fun and light and standing in general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 1: but both fun and light and standing in general who was found at this Prefix 2: but both purse and light and standing in general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 2: but both purse and light and standing in general who was found at this Prefix 3: but both purse and ticket and standing in general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 3: but both purse and ticket and standing in general who was found at this Prefix 4: but both purse and ticket and the in general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 4: but both purse and ticket and the same general who was found at this Prefix 5: but both purse and ticket and the packages general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 5: but both purse and ticket and the packages in general who was found at this Prefix 6: but both purse and ticket and the packages were general who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 6: but both purse and ticket and the packages were general who was found at this Prefix 7: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone who was found at this HYPOTHESIS 7: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone ahead was found at this Prefix 8: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when was found at this HYPOTHESIS 8: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when he was found at this Prefix 9: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the was found at this HYPOTHESIS 9: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the was found at this Prefix 10: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body found at this HYPOTHESIS 10: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body was found at this Prefix 11: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body was found at waterloo  HYPOTHESIS 11: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body was found at waterloo FINAL RESULT: but both purse and ticket and the packages were gone when the body was found at waterloo ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: f07-039a-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of novelty  HYPOTHESIS: my ring said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=3 Prefix 1: it ring said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 1: it was said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually Prefix 2: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 2: it is is said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually Prefix 3: it is said said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 3: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun and regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually Prefix 4: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 4: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding solely in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually Prefix 5: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs in the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 5: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally a common law can certain measure of usually Prefix 6: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters common law can certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 6: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters can certain measure of usually Prefix 7: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of usually HYPOTHESIS 7: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of usually Prefix 8: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of novelty  HYPOTHESIS 8: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of novelty FINAL RESULT: it is said that there is nothing new under the sun but regarding foodstuffs the traveller occasionally encounters a certain measure of novelty ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g01-034-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: but the commons were not the people and even a full parliament was not yet a true mirror of the nation  HYPOTHESIS: but the comparisons were not the people and even a full parliament was not yet a true mirror of the nation ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: but the commons were not the people and even a full parliament was not yet a true mirror of the nation HYPOTHESIS 1: but the commons were not the people and even a full parliament was not yet a true mirror of the nation FINAL RESULT: but the commons were not the people and even a full parliament was not yet a true mirror of the nation ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g03-043-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he christened the babies  HYPOTHESIS: he christened the baby ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: he christened the babies  HYPOTHESIS 1: he christened the babies FINAL RESULT: he christened the babies ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g06-011b-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything  HYPOTHESIS: the old cloncurry that in enjoyed i as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything ERRORS: D=0 S=4 I=0 Prefix 1: he old cloncurry that in enjoyed i as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything HYPOTHESIS 1: he told cloncurry that in enjoyed i as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything Prefix 2: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed i as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything HYPOTHESIS 2: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed i as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything Prefix 3: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything HYPOTHESIS 3: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything FINAL RESULT: he told cloncurry that he enjoyed it as much as his health permitted him to enjoy anything ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: g07-014-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: i have taken an exact inventory of them  HYPOTHESIS: i have taken an exact inventory of them ERRORS: D=0 S=0 I=0 FINAL RESULT: i have taken an exact inventory of them ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h01-010-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: in wales and monmouthshire the question on the ability to speak welsh was included as previously  HYPOTHESIS: in wales and monmouthshire the question on the ability to speak welsh has included as previously ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: in wales and monmouthshire the question on the ability to speak welsh was included as previously HYPOTHESIS 1: in wales and monmouthshire the question on the ability to speak welsh was included as previously FINAL RESULT: in wales and monmouthshire the question on the ability to speak welsh was included as previously ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: h04-028-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very narrow  HYPOTHESIS: the price a new for mill cheese when i had and flour the long history ERRORS: D=0 S=7 I=2 Prefix 1: the price ranges new for mill cheese when i had and flour the long history HYPOTHESIS 1: the price ranges for mill cheese when i had and flour the long history Prefix 2: the price ranges for milk cheese when i had and flour the long history HYPOTHESIS 2: the price ranges for milk cheese when i had and flour the long history Prefix 3: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar i had and flour the long history HYPOTHESIS 3: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour the long history Prefix 4: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were long history HYPOTHESIS 4: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were long history Prefix 5: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very history HYPOTHESIS 5: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very history Prefix 6: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very narrow  HYPOTHESIS 6: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very narrow FINAL RESULT: the price ranges for milk cheese sugar bread and flour were very narrow ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j01-042-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as an oxygen concentration monitor  HYPOTHESIS: when it is known out what oxygen potential given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour ERRORS: D=2 S=8 I=2 Prefix 1: unless it is known out what oxygen potential given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 1: unless it is known out what oxygen potential given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 2: unless it is known at what oxygen potential given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 2: unless it is known at what oxygen potential given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 3: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 3: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material - the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 4: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 4: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to time the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 5: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 5: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the wall can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 6: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 6: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only a much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 7: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 7: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be much as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 8: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 8: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 9: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as oxygen concentration in an hour HYPOTHESIS 9: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as an oxygen concentration in an hour Prefix 10: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as an oxygen concentration monitor an hour HYPOTHESIS 10: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as an oxygen concentration monitor FINAL RESULT: unless it is known at what oxygen potential a given material in the sodium coolant circuit will start to oxidise the cell can only be used as has been suggested above as an oxygen concentration monitor ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-019-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 was followed for ten days and showed no abnormalities  HYPOTHESIS: the ingrowth of bismuth go was followed or ten days and showed no abnormalities ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=1 Prefix 1: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 go was followed or ten days and showed no abnormalities HYPOTHESIS 1: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 was followed or ten days and showed no abnormalities Prefix 2: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 was followed for ten days and showed no abnormalities HYPOTHESIS 2: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 was followed for ten days and showed no abnormalities FINAL RESULT: the ingrowth of bismuth-210 was followed for ten days and showed no abnormalities ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: j04-115-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre aliquots of different batches of typical low-activity effluent  HYPOTHESIS: a known quantity approval suitcase such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent ERRORS: D=1 S=7 I=1 Prefix 1: a known quantity approx suitcase such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 1: a known quantity approx and as such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 2: a known quantity approx 1 as such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 2: a known quantity approx 1 suitcase such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 3: a known quantity approx 1 x such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 3: a known quantity approx 1 x to be such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 4: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 be such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 4: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 such a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 5: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc a head so was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 5: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc otherwise he was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 6: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of he was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 6: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to of 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 7: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 7: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre aliquots at different batches of typical low-activity effluent Prefix 8: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre aliquots of different batches of typical low-activity effluent HYPOTHESIS 8: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre aliquots of different batches of typical low-activity effluent FINAL RESULT: a known quantity approx 1 x 10-2 15mc of lead-210 was added to 1-litre aliquots of different batches of typical low-activity effluent ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k02-097-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: i shrugged a shoulder  HYPOTHESIS: i shrugged a shoulders ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: i shrugged a shoulder  HYPOTHESIS 1: i shrugged a shoulder FINAL RESULT: i shrugged a shoulder ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k03-164-s01 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: they feel pretty strongly about africa  HYPOTHESIS: the fact pretty strongly about africa ERRORS: D=0 S=2 I=0 Prefix 1: they fact pretty strongly about africa HYPOTHESIS 1: they took pretty strongly about africa Prefix 2: they feel pretty strongly about africa HYPOTHESIS 2: they feel pretty strongly about africa FINAL RESULT: they feel pretty strongly about africa ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k04-079-s02 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: for a brief interval she allowed herself the luxury of dreams  HYPOTHESIS: for as i miss t interests allowed herself the luxury of means ERRORS: D=0 S=5 I=1 Prefix 1: for a i miss t interests allowed herself the luxury of means HYPOTHESIS 1: for a i miss t interests allowed herself the luxury of means Prefix 2: for a brief miss t interests allowed herself the luxury of means HYPOTHESIS 2: for a brief t interests allowed herself the luxury of means Prefix 3: for a brief interval interests allowed herself the luxury of means HYPOTHESIS 3: for a brief interval she allowed herself the luxury of means Prefix 4: for a brief interval she allowed herself the luxury of dreams  HYPOTHESIS 4: for a brief interval she allowed herself the luxury of dreams FINAL RESULT: for a brief interval she allowed herself the luxury of dreams ----------------------------------------------------- ID_Sample: k07-152-s00 ----------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE: you perverted sex-maniac you wouldn|t dare  HYPOTHESIS: you perverted sex-maniac you wouldn|t dark ERRORS: D=0 S=1 I=0 Prefix 1: you perverted sex-maniac you wouldn|t dare  HYPOTHESIS 1: you perverted sex-maniac you wouldn|t dare FINAL RESULT: you perverted sex-maniac you wouldn|t dare ----------------------------------------------------- ######################## Summary Results: ######################## #Er/Phr #Samp #Err #Iter Long-Ref WER WSR EER ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * 0 22 0 0 211 0.00 0.00 0.00 * 1 32 32 35 369 8.67 9.49 -9.38 2 28 56 53 518 10.81 10.23 5.36 3 20 60 57 332 18.07 17.17 5.00 4 20 80 71 332 24.10 21.39 11.25 5 12 60 51 215 27.91 23.72 15.00 6 14 84 71 313 26.84 22.68 15.48 7 17 119 93 338 35.21 27.51 21.85 8 5 40 33 146 27.40 22.60 17.50 9 9 81 65 176 46.02 36.93 19.75 10 2 20 21 39 51.28 53.85 -5.00 11 3 33 29 73 45.21 39.73 12.12 12 7 84 65 183 45.90 35.52 22.62 13 1 13 8 37 35.14 21.62 38.46 14 3 42 33 106 39.62 31.13 21.43 15 1 15 12 30 50.00 40.00 20.00 18 1 18 13 26 69.23 50.00 27.78 20 2 40 30 76 52.63 39.47 25.00 22 1 22 16 32 68.75 50.00 27.27 24 1 24 22 27 88.89 81.48 8.33 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- GLOBAL: WER=25.79 WSR=21.74 EER=15.71 (D=118 S=695 I=110) GLOBAL: WER=29.71 WSR=24.77 EER=16.61 (D=116 S=665 I=110) without considering *