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t02d03s21 | 0 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a narrative sentence | . | Dr. Vargas traced the mole on Esme's shoulder and murmured, this one's just like Aziza's. | The dermatologist has treated Esme's whole family for years and knows their bodies intimately. | Dr. Vargas looked at the mole on Esme's shoulder and said it matched Aziza's. | sister comparison, familiar tone, long-term recognition | 25 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 1 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a spoken line | . | Same spot as your brother, Andrei, right on the collarbone. | The doctor has examined Andrei's brother before and remembers his exact case. | Andrei, this spot is on your collarbone, same place as your brother's. | brother reference, spot location, familiar recall | 15 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 2 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a text message | . | Doc said this mole runs in your family again. | A patient is used to being compared to relatives by the same longtime doctor. | The doctor told me this mole is a family pattern again. | again, family pattern, casual report | 10 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 3 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a narrative sentence | . | Third Antonov shoulder this year, same freckle map. | The dermatologist has a running mental catalog of one family's skin across years. | This is the third Antonov shoulder this year with the same freckle pattern. | counting patients, family surname, repeated pattern | 13 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 4 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | an overheard remark | ! | She just told the kid his mole looks exactly like his uncle Bruno's did at that age, and didn't even check the chart! | The doctor's memory of the family's skin outpaces her need for records. | She told the kid his mole matches his uncle Bruno's at that age, without checking the chart! | no chart needed, generational comparison, offhand memory | 27 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 5 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a narrative sentence | ? | Isn't that the same mark her mother had? | The speaker suspects the doctor recognizes inherited traits from treating the mother too. | Is that mark the same one her mother had? | rhetorical question, inherited mark, mother mention | 10 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 6 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a voicemail line | ? | Same pattern as your cousin, call me back? | The doctor keeps informal, ongoing familiarity with an entire extended family's health. | This pattern matches your cousin's, can you call me back? | cousin comparison, casual voicemail, informal callback | 10 | true | train |
t02d03s21 | 7 | social_relation | medicine_health | A dermatologist recognizes a mole pattern and says 'like your sister's' — she's treated this whole family for years. | a text message | . | She recognized my mole instantly, said it's just like Chen's was. | The speaker is one of many siblings the doctor has watched grow up. | She immediately knew my mole and said it looked like Chen's had. | instant recognition, sibling comparison, past tense marker | 15 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 0 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | a voicemail line | ? | Nina, why is a locksmith already parked outside my building? | Nina is about to be locked out of her home before her lease ends. | Nina, there is already a locksmith parked outside my building, do you know why? | locksmith present early, question directed at Nina, alarm implied | 13 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 1 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | a narrative sentence | . | Joaquin noticed the landlord measuring the doorframe again, right before the fifth of the month. | Joaquin's landlord is preparing to change the locks before his tenancy officially ends. | Joaquin saw the landlord measuring the doorframe again, just before the fifth of the month arrived. | landlord measuring doorframe, timing before month's start | 20 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 2 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | a note left for someone | . | Delia, the super came by twice today asking about your spare key. | Delia's landlord is planning to lock her out despite her lease still being active. | Delia, the building superintendent visited twice today and asked about your spare key. | repeated visits, asking for spare key, note format | 15 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 3 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | an overheard remark | . | He said the new tenant already has a set of keys cut. | The current tenant is about to be replaced before their lease legally expires. | He mentioned that the new tenant already had a set of keys made. | new tenant, keys already cut, overheard remark | 13 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 4 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | an overheard remark | . | She said the property manager kept walking past unit 18 with a clipboard, checking the hinges like he already owned the place. | The tenant in unit 18 is about to be forced out before the lease term is up. | She said the property manager kept passing unit 18 with a clipboard, examining the hinges as if he already owned it. | clipboard checks, hinge inspection, ownership behavior before term ends | 26 | true | train |
t07d09s31 | 5 | imminent_event | finance_money | a landlord changing the locks before the tenant's lease technically ends — an eviction is imminent | a note left for someone | . | Rashid, the padlock in the shed is missing, and Farouk was seen near your door with a drill. | Rashid is about to find himself locked out of his rented space by Farouk. | Rashid, the padlock is gone from the shed, and someone saw Farouk near your door holding a drill. | missing padlock, drill near door, named landlord figure | 26 | true | train |
t00d09s12 | 0 | emotion_covert | finance_money | a couple dividing grocery receipts down to the cent after their divorce — they are both quietly bitter | a note left for someone | . | Dmitri, your half of the Trieste groceries is 23 dollars and 17 cents, exactly. | Dmitri's ex-partner is nursing quiet resentment dressed up as fairness. | Dmitri, the amount you owe for the Trieste groceries is 23 dollars and 17 cents. | exact cents, clipped address, word 'exactly' | 24 | true | train |
t00d09s12 | 3 | emotion_covert | finance_money | a couple dividing grocery receipts down to the cent after their divorce — they are both quietly bitter | a narrative sentence | . | Leo counted the 49 cents twice before mailing back her check. | Leo feels a bitter satisfaction in reclaiming every last cent. | Leo counted the 49 cents two times, then mailed her check back. | counting twice, small sum, mailing back | 14 | true | train |
t00d09s12 | 4 | emotion_covert | finance_money | a couple dividing grocery receipts down to the cent after their divorce — they are both quietly bitter | a voicemail line | . | Noor, it's Jae, you still owe me for the harmonica batteries from the Ljubljana trip, three years ago. | Jae is dredging up an old grievance he never let go of. | Noor, this is Jae, calling about the harmonica batteries you still owe me for from the Ljubljana trip three years back. | old debt, specific years, small item | 29 | true | train |
t00d09s12 | 7 | emotion_covert | finance_money | a couple dividing grocery receipts down to the cent after their divorce — they are both quietly bitter | a text message | . | Bergstrom here, I split the Windhoek receipts fairly, 23 for me, 23 for you, so stop pretending I shorted you. | Bergstrom is defensively suppressing anger at being falsely accused. | This is Bergstrom, I divided the Windhoek receipts evenly, 23 for me and 23 for you, and you are wrongly saying I shorted you. | even split, defensive tone, accusation rebuttal | 34 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 0 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | a voicemail line | . | Casper here, the buoy split was basically fine, mostly. | Casper is minimizing an irregularity at the buoy turn during his own swim leg. | This is Casper calling to say the buoy split time was fine, mostly. | hedging qualifier, over-casual tone, unprompted reassurance | 13 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 1 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | an overheard remark | . | He said the buoy line was clear, he just glided wide near the third one, nothing more, honestly. | The listener suspects the official is covering for a shortcut Emeka took near the buoys. | He said the buoy line was clear, and he glided wide near the third buoy, nothing else happened. | excessive reassurance, unprompted denial, over-explained detail | 23 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 2 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | an overheard remark | . | The Sapporo split, don't worry, it checked out fine. | The overhearer suspects the Sapporo swim time was quietly altered. | The Sapporo split time checked out fine. | preemptive reassurance, filler phrase, unasked defense | 15 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 3 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | a voicemail line | . | Nina, it's Rashid, the sixteen buoy turn timed at seventy-nine, all standard. | Rashid is trying too hard to make a suspicious buoy time sound routine. | Nina, this is Rashid, the sixteenth buoy turn was timed at seventy-nine, that is standard. | unprompted labeling, specific numbers, redundant normalcy claim | 20 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 4 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | a spoken line | . | Fine, sure, the buoys were fine. | The speaker is glossing over something irregular at the buoys. | The buoys were fine. | repetition, dismissive shrug, flat affirmation | 11 | true | train |
t11d05s32 | 6 | evasion_deception | sports | A triathlon official's statement on a swim-leg time — he is covering a shortcut taken near the buoys. | a note left for someone | ! | Priya, the Oaxaca buoy times are all logged correctly, please don't ask the judges again, the fifty-five split stands as recorded, everything's accounted for! | Someone is trying to shut down scrutiny of an altered swim time at the buoys. | Priya, the Oaxaca buoy times are all logged, the fifty-five split stands as recorded, and everything is accounted for, please don't ask the judges again! | preemptive defense, request to stop asking, redundant assurance | 35 | true | train |
t06d19s15 | 1 | physical_state | engineering_construction | a road crew flagger standing in the sun for hours — her vision swims at the edges | a note left for someone | . | Aziza, water's in the cooler, I had to sit twice on the curb near post 3 today. | Aziza is dangerously overheated and losing her balance during her shift. | Aziza, the water is in the cooler, I sat down twice on the curb by post 3 today. | had to sit twice, curb, cooler note | 23 | true | train |
t06d19s15 | 3 | physical_state | engineering_construction | a road crew flagger standing in the sun for hours — her vision swims at the edges | a text message | . | Carlos, the sign feels heavier every time I lift it, and post 73 keeps swaying in place. | Carlos is weakening physically and his vision is warping from exertion in the sun. | Carlos, the sign feels heavier each time I lift it, and post 73 keeps swaying in place. | sign feels heavier, post swaying, repeated lifting | 23 | true | train |
t06d19s15 | 4 | physical_state | engineering_construction | a road crew flagger standing in the sun for hours — her vision swims at the edges | a text message | ! | Anouk, the road just tilted under me near post 17, come switch with me now! | Anouk is on the verge of collapsing from heat and dizziness at her post. | Anouk, the road tilted under me near post 17, come switch with me now! | road tilted, urgent switch request | 22 | true | train |
t06d19s15 | 7 | physical_state | engineering_construction | a road crew flagger standing in the sun for hours — her vision swims at the edges | a spoken line | . | Mei told Fernandez the canteen was empty an hour ago and now the whole intersection seemed to be humming and tilting sideways. | Mei is severely dehydrated and disoriented after hours of standing in direct sun. | Mei told Fernandez the canteen had been empty for an hour, and now the whole intersection seemed to hum and tilt sideways. | empty canteen, intersection humming, tilting | 27 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 1 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | a spoken line | . | I still remember when Omar wrote every return by hand, before the scanners took over. | The speaker longs for Omar's personal handwritten service that technology replaced. | I remember when Omar used to write every return by hand, before the scanners started being used. | still remember, before, by hand, took over | 17 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 2 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | a narrative sentence | . | Back when Yuki worked the counter at Rotorua, she signed each receipt herself, slow and careful, never rushing customers along. | The speaker misses an unhurried, personal era of customer service embodied by Yuki. | When Yuki worked the counter at Rotorua, she signed every receipt herself and did not rush customers. | back when, slow and careful, never rushing, personal signature | 27 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 4 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | an overheard remark | . | Nobody handwrites receipts like Sana did anymore. | The overhearer feels a pang of loss for Sana's vanished personal craftsmanship. | Nobody writes receipts by hand the way Sana used to. | nobody anymore, past tense, wistful comparison | 10 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 5 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | a spoken line | . | Marisol always dated the receipts by hand, back at the Galway shop. | The speaker fondly recalls Marisol's careful, personal touch from an earlier time. | Marisol always wrote the date on receipts by hand, back at the Galway shop. | always, back at, by hand, fond recollection | 16 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 6 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | a note left for someone | ! | Diego, remember the crate of old receipts under the register! | The note-writer feels tender attachment to a shared, half-forgotten past with Diego. | Diego, there is a crate of old receipts under the register! | remember, old receipts, direct address, exclamation | 13 | true | train |
t14d18s24 | 7 | nostalgia | customer_service | a return form recalls the handwritten receipts before barcodes — she misses the personal touch of that era | a text message | . | Found receipt 78 from Rashid's counter, before barcodes, still smiling about it. | The texter feels warm, lingering fondness for the pre-barcode days at Rashid's counter. | I found receipt number 78 from Rashid's counter, from before barcodes, and I am still smiling about it. | found, before barcodes, still smiling, warm tone | 20 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 0 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | a narrative sentence | . | Rain soaked both their sleeves already, yet Ben kept the one umbrella tilted toward Aisha, insisting she needed it more than he did. | Ben is using the umbrella as an excuse to stay close to Aisha. | Both of their sleeves were already wet, but Ben angled the single umbrella toward Aisha, saying she needed it more than him. | unnecessary shelter, tilting toward her, insisting she needs it | 27 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 1 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | a note left for someone | . | Ana, I know we're both drenched already, but I'm keeping the umbrella between us anyway, just so you have to stand this close. | The writer wants an excuse for physical closeness with Ana. | Ana, we are both already wet, but I am still holding the umbrella between us, which means you have to stand close. | admits pointlessness, engineers closeness, playful confession | 30 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 2 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | an overheard remark | . | This umbrella stopped helping ten minutes ago, Silas. | The speaker enjoys sharing the umbrella with Silas despite it being useless. | The umbrella became useless about ten minutes ago, Silas. | teasing tone, direct address, pointless shelter noted | 11 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 3 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | an overheard remark | . | You're holding it wrong on purpose, aren't you, Viktor. | The speaker suspects Viktor is angling the umbrella just to stay near her. | You are holding the umbrella incorrectly on purpose, aren't you, Viktor. | accusatory tease, implied closeness, direct question tone | 14 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 6 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | a note left for someone | . | Iris, the umbrella's useless now, but I'm not letting go of the handle first. | The writer is playfully competing with Iris over who gives up their closeness first. | Iris, the umbrella is no longer useful, but I will not be the first to let go of the handle. | playful standoff, refusal to yield, shared object | 20 | true | train |
t13d16s20 | 7 | flirtation | nature_outdoors | they share one umbrella though both are already soaked — flirting through unnecessary shelter | a spoken line | ? | Why do we keep sharing this umbrella, Silas, when we're already both soaked through completely? | The speaker is teasingly aware that the shared umbrella is really about wanting to stay near Silas. | Why do we keep sharing this umbrella, Silas, when both of us are already fully soaked? | rhetorical question, direct address, redundant shelter | 20 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 0 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a note left for someone | . | Ravi, if you ever have a spare moment, would you consider giving Cardoso Canteen another rating, whenever suits you best, no rush at all. | The note-writer has no real claim on Ravi's time and is desperate not to seem demanding. | Ravi, at some point when it works for you, Cardoso Canteen would like another rating; there is no deadline. | if ever, spare moment, whenever suits, no rush | 33 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 1 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a note left for someone | . | Maren, sorry to ask again, could you maybe redo the survey for Yamamoto Ladder Supply when you get time. | The writer feels subordinate to Maren and is bracing for another refusal. | Maren, please redo the Yamamoto Ladder Supply survey again when you have time. | sorry to ask, could you maybe, when you get time | 25 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 2 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a narrative sentence | ? | Did Farid really email Talia three times about the 46 rating, each note softer and more apologetic than the last? | Farid feels powerless against Talia's judgment and keeps lowering himself to appease her. | Farid emailed Talia three separate times regarding the 46 rating, with each message worded differently from the one before? | three times, softer, more apologetic, each note | 28 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 3 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a spoken line | . | Could you maybe reconsider that 53, please. | The speaker holds no authority here and is pleading upward for mercy. | Would you reconsider the 53 rating. | could you maybe, please, reconsider | 11 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 4 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a voicemail line | . | Hi Ingrid, it's Joaquin at the Fez office, just following up, no pressure, whenever you have a chance to look at the review again. | Joaquin sees Ingrid as the one with all the power over the outcome and himself as merely hoping. | Hi Ingrid, this is Joaquin from the Fez office, checking again about the review whenever you are able to look at it. | no pressure, whenever you have a chance, just following up | 34 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 5 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | an overheard remark | ? | Did you hear Novak asking Greta if there was anything, anything at all, they could still do to fix that 11 score? | Novak feels entirely at Greta's mercy and is grasping for any way to redeem the low score. | Did you hear Novak asking Greta whether there was anything at all still possible to change about the 11 score? | anything, anything at all, still do to fix | 29 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 6 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a narrative sentence | . | Paloma waited two days before daring to ask Osei whether the Lviv branch might reconsider its 75 score. | Paloma views Osei as holding decisive power and approaches him with visible caution. | Paloma waited two days, then asked Osei whether the Lviv branch would reconsider its 75 score. | waited two days, daring to ask, might reconsider | 24 | true | train |
t03d18s25 | 7 | power_dynamic | customer_service | a customer service survey follow-up begging for a second chance after a low rating | a narrative sentence | . | Talia begged the Marrakesh office to raise her rating slightly. | Talia feels she has no standing and is pleading with a distant authority. | Talia asked the Marrakesh office to raise her rating slightly. | begged, slightly, office over her | 14 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 0 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | an overheard remark | . | Casper just goes, they're in the lavender again, and Astrid didn't even look up from her tea, of course they are. | Casper and Astrid have witnessed this exact scene so many times it no longer disturbs their calm. | Casper said the goats are in the lavender again, and Astrid did not look up from her tea, of course they are. | goes, didn't even look up, of course | 29 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 1 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a narrative sentence | ? | Not the lavender again, Mei? | The speaker and Mei share a running joke about this recurring disaster. | Are the goats in the lavender again, Mei? | not... again, first-name address, short exasperated question | 7 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 2 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a narrative sentence | . | The goats found the lavender bed again, right on schedule, like clockwork, honestly. | The speaker treats the goats' mischief as a beloved, predictable ritual rather than a problem. | The goats got into the lavender bed again, at the usual time. | right on schedule, like clockwork, honestly | 18 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 3 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a text message | . | Guess who's in the lavender, round 53, Kofi, same goats, same spot. | The texter and Kofi have a private tally of this recurring event, treated as an inside joke. | The goats are in the lavender again, this is the 53rd time, Kofi, same goats, same spot. | guess who, round 53, same goats same spot | 21 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 4 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a spoken line | . | Pablo, come look, your favorite delinquents are back in the lavender, chewing like they own the whole garden again. | The speaker delights in sharing this familiar spectacle with Pablo as something only the two of them find funny. | Pablo, the goats are back in the lavender, eating as if they own the whole garden again. | come look, favorite delinquents, shared address, playful exaggeration | 26 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 5 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a note left for someone | ? | Fed the chickens, watered the herbs, and guess whose goats made it into the lavender bed for the fifth time this year, Mateo? | The note-writer assumes Mateo will instantly recognize and laugh at this recurring pattern without further explanation. | The chickens are fed, the herbs are watered, and the goats got into the lavender bed for the fifth time this year, Mateo? | guess whose, fifth time, direct question to Mateo | 29 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 6 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | an overheard remark | ! | Farid, I swear these are the same three goats, same lavender, same ridiculous look on their faces every single spring! | The speaker and Farid have a long shared history of finding this exact recurrence amusing rather than aggravating. | Farid, these are the same three goats getting into the same lavender with the same look on their faces every spring! | I swear, same... same... same, every single spring, exclamation | 25 | true | train |
t05d16s35 | 7 | intimacy_distance | nature_outdoors | A message about the goats getting into the lavender again — an old, recurring disaster they laugh about. | a note left for someone | . | Adaeze, the usual suspects got into the lavender again, feel free to laugh, I already did, twice. | The note assumes Adaeze shares the speaker's fond, amused history with this particular disaster. | Adaeze, the goats got into the lavender again, you can laugh, I already did, twice. | usual suspects, feel free to laugh, already did | 24 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 0 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | an overheard remark | . | Said she can barely find her eyelashes today. | Esme's eyes are swollen nearly shut from allergies. | Someone mentioned she can hardly locate her eyelashes today. | overheard remark, cannot find eyelashes | 11 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 1 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a spoken line | . | Zainab said she's been blinking through two slits since breakfast, texting by feel more than sight. | Zainab's eyes are so swollen she can barely see. | Zainab said that since breakfast she's only had two narrow slits to see through, so she's texting mostly by touch. | two slits, texting by feel | 22 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 2 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a note left for someone | . | Left the eye drops by the sink, your face looked puffy this morning. | The recipient's face is swollen, likely from allergies. | A note by the sink says the eye drops are there because your face looked puffy this morning. | eye drops left, puffy face noted | 16 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 4 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a spoken line | . | Anouk kept the blinds drawn, said the light stabbed straight through her lids. | Anouk's eyes are so irritated that even faint light causes pain. | Anouk kept the blinds closed and said the light went straight through her eyelids. | blinds drawn, light stabbing through lids | 17 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 5 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a narrative sentence | . | Hamza felt his way along the hallway wall, eyes reduced to a pink, watering blur behind lids that would not fully lift. | Hamza is nearly blinded by swollen, watering eyes. | Hamza moved along the hallway by touching the wall, his eyes a watering pink blur behind lids that would not fully open. | feeling along wall, lids won't lift | 26 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 6 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a voicemail line | . | Hey Nadia, it's Farid, just checking in since you said this morning you couldn't even open your eyes to see the compass. | Nadia's eyes are swollen shut, impairing her vision entirely. | Hey Nadia, it's Farid calling to check in, since this morning you said you couldn't open your eyes enough to see the compass. | couldn't open eyes, couldn't see compass | 29 | true | train |
t06d12s31 | 7 | physical_state | casual_chat | replying to a chat about allergies — her eyes are swollen shut from the pollen | a text message | . | Leilani says the pollen count hit 88 and now her whole face feels tight and swollen. | Leilani's face is swollen tight from a severe allergic reaction. | Leilani reports the pollen count reached 88 and her whole face now feels tight and swollen. | pollen count 88, face tight, swollen | 21 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 0 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a voicemail line | ? | Hey Kenji, it's Rashid again, just switched your order to decaf without asking, figured that's still where things stand, want me to keep doing that? | Rashid has been quietly tracking Kenji's health without either of them saying so directly. | Hi Kenji, this is Rashid, I changed your order to decaf without asking, assuming that's still correct, should I continue doing that? | unasked switch, 'still where things stand', casual follow-up offer | 35 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 1 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a narrative sentence | . | Amina noticed the barista now wrote decaf on Bruno's cup and said nothing, just nodded like she'd known for weeks. | Amina already privately understood something about Bruno's health before this moment confirmed it. | Amina saw the barista write decaf on Bruno's cup and did not comment, and she nodded. | nodded knowingly, said nothing, 'like she'd known' | 27 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 2 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a spoken line | ! | Decaf again, Chen, same as always! | The speaker has memorized Chen's changed order as routine now. | Chen's order is decaf again, unchanged! | 'again', 'same as always', first-name address | 10 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 3 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a narrative sentence | ! | Joaquin quietly told the office assistant to make it decaf for Kwame from now on, no explanation offered, none needed! | Joaquin and Kwame have an unspoken understanding that requires no explanation between them. | Joaquin told the office assistant to make Kwame's drink decaf from now on, without giving a reason! | 'no explanation offered, none needed', quiet instruction | 27 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 5 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a voicemail line | . | It's Ben, just letting you know the machine's stocked with decaf now, figured you'd want that on hand going forward. | Ben has adjusted the shared space around someone's unspoken change without naming it. | This is Ben, telling you the machine now has decaf stocked, since you'll want that going forward. | unprompted accommodation, 'figured you'd want', no explanation given | 27 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 6 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a text message | . | Switched the pot to decaf before your meeting, didn't think you'd want to explain it to Haddad in there. | The speaker is protecting the addressee from having to disclose something private in front of others. | I changed the pot to decaf before your meeting, so you wouldn't need to explain it to Haddad there. | protective gesture, 'didn't think you'd want to explain' | 27 | true | train |
t05d01s31 | 7 | intimacy_distance | workplace_office | A quick comment about someone's coffee order changing to decaf — noticing a private health change unspoken. | a voicemail line | . | Hey Mbeki, it's Bergstrom, I told the new hire to always pour you decaf, didn't think you'd want to keep repeating yourself. | Bergstrom has taken on the quiet task of shielding Mbeki from repeated small disclosures. | Hi Mbeki, this is Bergstrom, I told the new hire to always pour you decaf, so you wouldn't have to repeat that. | taking over the explanation, sparing repetition, casual tone | 32 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 0 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | a voicemail line | . | Andrei here, just walking past the auditorium again, still expecting to hear them chanting my name after that Ljubljana show, number 84 was the last one. | Andrei quietly measures his present emptiness against a peak of adoration he can no longer recover. | Andrei speaking, walking past the auditorium again, remembering hearing them chant his name after the Ljubljana show, which was performance number 84, his last one. | voicemail cadence, still expecting, last one, wistful recall | 38 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 1 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | an overheard remark | ? | Isn't that the same stage where Viktor Melnyk used to bow while the whole gymnasium roared, back when the seats were always full? | The speaker mourns a vanished era when the gymnasium overflowed with people cheering for Viktor. | Is that the same stage where Viktor Melnyk used to bow while the gymnasium was full of people cheering for him? | used to, back when, always full, rhetorical question | 31 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 2 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | a note left for someone | ? | Remember when I got 67 curtain calls here, before everyone we knew moved away? | The writer aches for a specific glory now scattered along with the friends who witnessed it. | I received 67 curtain calls here before everyone we knew moved to other places, do you remember? | remember when, before everyone moved, brief note | 18 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 3 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | a spoken line | . | The clapping is gone now. | A performer feels the silence where a crowd's approval used to live. | There is no clapping now. | gone now, short spoken line, absence | 7 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 4 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | a spoken line | . | Ben stood by the door and said the seats used to shake when Priya sang under that same roof. | Ben longs for a shared vibrant moment that the empty room can no longer hold. | Ben stood by the door and said the seats would shake when Priya sang under that roof. | used to, same roof, wistful recollection | 21 | true | train |
t14d14s36 | 6 | nostalgia | education_school | an alum walking past the auditorium where he once performed — he misses the applause of a crowd now scattered | an overheard remark | . | He said the megaphone still works, but nobody's left to hear it announce his name. | A former performer feels the ache of a working instrument with no audience left to use it for. | He said the megaphone still works, but no one remains to hear it announce his name. | still works, nobody left, quiet regret | 20 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 0 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | a voicemail line | . | Camille, it's Priya, that wire transfer, I barely even remember it. | Priya is pretending not to recall the transfer to avoid blame for it. | Camille, this is Priya calling about the wire transfer, which I do not really recall. | sudden memory denial, casual deflection, unprompted disclaimer | 18 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 1 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | a text message | . | Ravi, the flagged transfer was routine, ask literally anyone at the branch. | Ravi is deflecting suspicion by overselling how normal the transfer was. | Ravi, the flagged transfer was ordinary, and anyone at the branch can confirm that. | over-insistence on normalcy, redirect to others, defensive tone | 16 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 2 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | a note left for someone | ! | Marisol, I processed the Windhoek wire at 9, checked it twice, everything matched the paperwork, no need to mention it to Sigrid at all, okay! | The teller is trying to preempt scrutiny of a transaction she suspects is illegal. | Marisol, I processed the Windhoek wire at 9, checked it twice, and it matched the paperwork, so there is no need to mention it to Sigrid! | unsolicited alibi, request for silence, excessive detail | 36 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 4 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | a narrative sentence | ? | Why did Zainab keep explaining a transfer no one asked about? | Zainab is volunteering explanations that suggest guilt over the transfer. | Why did Zainab keep giving details about a transfer nobody had asked about? | unprompted explanation, narrator question, implied guilt | 14 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 5 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | an overheard remark | ? | Did she really just call the flagged wire a paperwork glitch? | The listener suspects the teller is minimizing a deliberate illegal act. | Did she actually describe the flagged wire as just a paperwork glitch? | minimizing language, overheard skepticism, rhetorical question | 12 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 6 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | an overheard remark | ? | Did you hear how fast she moved from the Bergen account to talking about the new teapot in the break room? | The teller is using irrelevant chatter to steer attention away from the account. | Did you hear how quickly she went from discussing the Bergen account to the new teapot in the break room? | abrupt topic shift, trivial distraction, overheard observation | 23 | true | train |
t11d09s20 | 7 | evasion_deception | finance_money | a bank teller's answer about a flagged wire transfer — she processed something illegal | an overheard remark | ! | She said the 81 transfer was fine, then explained it three more times, unasked! | The repeated unsolicited reassurance signals the teller is covering for wrongdoing. | She said the 81 transfer was fine, then gave the same explanation three more times without being asked! | repetition, unprompted reassurance, escalating over-explanation | 21 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 0 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | an overheard remark | . | Piotr saved her the seat facing the vent again, he never takes the one by the wall. | The overhearer senses Piotr is quietly courting her comfort out of budding affection. | Piotr kept the seat facing the vent open for her again, choosing not to sit by the wall. | repeated small gesture, overheard, understated emphasis on again | 21 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 1 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a note left for someone | . | Saved you the spot facing the vent again, Amina, the wall side gets cold and you always shiver first, so. | The note writer is tenderly attentive to Amina's comfort, hinting at romantic care. | I kept the seat facing the vent for you again, Amina, since the wall side is cold and you shiver first. | note, personal detail remembered, trailing so | 26 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 2 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a narrative sentence | . | During the shift change in Bilbao, Leo quietly angled the folding chair toward the vent before Delia even sat down. | Leo is anticipating Delia's needs with a warmth that suggests he's smitten. | During the shift change in Bilbao, Leo turned the folding chair to face the vent before Delia sat down. | quietly, before she sat, anticipatory small action | 24 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 3 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a spoken line | . | I moved the crate so you'd get the vent seat, Esme, the wall one's drafty and I noticed you hate that. | The speaker's noticing of Esme's small discomforts reveals a growing tenderness toward her. | I moved the crate so you would have the vent seat, Esme, since the wall one is drafty and I noticed you dislike that. | spoken, noticed detail, personal address by name | 28 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 4 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a narrative sentence | ? | Why does Piotr always leave the vent seat open only when Sana walks into the break room? | The narrator suspects Piotr arranges the seat deliberately because he's drawn to Sana. | Why does Piotr always leave the vent seat open only when Sana comes into the break room? | rhetorical question, only when she appears, pattern noticed | 21 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 5 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a note left for someone | ! | Took the wall seat again so you'd get the vent one, Mei, you looked cold yesterday and I remembered! | The note writer's small sacrifice for Mei signals affection expressed through quiet care. | I took the wall seat again so you could have the vent one, Mei, since you looked cold yesterday and I remembered! | note, exclamation, remembered detail, small sacrifice | 24 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 6 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a narrative sentence | . | Aziza noticed he'd swapped seats again, vent for her, wall for himself. | Aziza registers a pattern of quiet self-sacrifice that reads as affection. | Aziza noticed he had swapped seats again, giving her the vent side and keeping the wall side. | noticed pattern, self-sacrifice, brief narrative | 17 | true | train |
t13d19s20 | 7 | flirtation | engineering_construction | A tunnel boring crew member saves her the seat facing the vent, not the wall — he's flirting through spatial consideration. | a text message | ? | Did you save me the vent seat again, Leo, or is that just where you always sit now? | The texter is testing whether Leo's repeated gesture means something romantic. | Did you save me the vent seat again, Leo, or is that just where you usually sit now? | text, teasing question, probing repeated gesture | 21 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 0 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a note left for someone | ? | Kenji, your spelling test looked fine overall, fine, really, so try not to worry too much, okay? | The aide is privately unconvinced Kenji's test was actually fine. | Kenji, your spelling test looked good in general, and you should not worry too much, okay? | repetition of fine, hedge overall, reassurance try not to worry | 24 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 1 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a text message | ! | Hey Sofia, your test was basically okay I think, nothing major, so don't stress about it tonight! | The aide is unsure Sofia's spelling test was actually okay. | Hey Sofia, your test was okay, nothing major, so don't think about it tonight! | hedge I think, minimizer basically, softener nothing major | 22 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 2 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a narrative sentence | . | Noor's test seemed mostly fine, the aide said. | The aide only partly believes Noor's spelling test was fine. | The aide said Noor's test seemed generally fine. | qualifier mostly, hedge seemed | 12 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 3 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a narrative sentence | . | Aisha, the aide told her twice, in a row, that the spelling test had gone fine, more or less. | The aide is repeating herself to convince herself Aisha's test went fine. | The aide told Aisha two times that the spelling test had gone fine, more or less. | repetition twice in a row, hedge more or less | 25 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 4 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a text message | ! | Yara, I promise your spelling test was fine, totally fine, I mean mostly fine, you did great, seriously! | The aide's escalating reassurance reveals she doubts Yara's test really was fine. | Yara, I am saying your spelling test was fine, mostly fine, and you did well! | escalating repetition fine, self-correction mostly, insistence I promise seriously | 25 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 5 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a spoken line | ? | Thabo, your test went fine, I think, or pretty close to fine, right? | The aide is not sure Thabo's spelling test truly went fine. | Thabo, did your test go fine, or close to fine, do you think? | hedge I think, qualifier pretty close, tag question right | 19 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 6 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a narrative sentence | ? | Lila's spelling test, the aide murmured, went fine, more or less? | The aide's own words betray doubt about Lila's spelling test. | Did Lila's spelling test go fine, more or less, the aide said? | hedge more or less, uncertain tag phrasing | 18 | true | train |
t10d14s32 | 7 | confidence_doubt | education_school | a teacher's aide telling a child their spelling test went fine — she saw several words clearly misspelled | a spoken line | ! | Dmitri, your test was fine, honestly, totally fine, no really, you passed, I'm pretty sure! | The aide's repeated insistence suggests she doubts Dmitri actually passed. | Dmitri, your test was fine, and you passed, I am fairly sure! | repetition fine, insistence honestly no really, hedge pretty sure | 25 | true | train |
t06d11s11 | 0 | physical_state | fiction_fantasy | a young mage practicing levitation in an empty hall — she trembles from magical overexertion | a text message | ? | Mei's arms shaking again, can she even hold the levitation? | Mei's body is failing from repeated magical strain. | Mei's arms are shaking again during the levitation, can she hold it? | arms shaking, question about holding on | 15 | true | train |
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