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p001001_A	p001001	A	Sarah's computer was running funny. It was really slow. She opened it up with a screwdriver. She saw it was clogged with dust! She blew the dust out with some compressed air.	Sarah's laptop had been running so slowly for weeks that it was driving her completely insane. She'd tried everything—restarts, updates, the whole damn routine. Finally, with a long sad sigh that felt like a prayer she wasn't sure God would even hear, she grabbed a screwdriver and pried open the back panel. Inside was ...	[ 27, 28, 58, 73, 86 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001001_B	p001001	B	Sarah's computer was running funny. It was really slow. She opened it up with a screwdriver. She saw it was clogged with dust! She blew the dust out with some compressed air.	Sarah's old computer had been running funny for weeks now, and she was too broke to afford a new one—she was barely scraping by with two kids and a husband who'd lost his job months ago. The whole family depended on that machine for homework and work-from-home emails. She'd been meaning to fix it herself—maybe it was j...	[ 19, 73, 79 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	true
p001011_A	p001011	A	Sam was out to eat with friends. They got a table in the patio. It started to rain. Sam and his friends had to move inside. They got a bit wet but still enjoyed their meal.	Sam and his friends had secured a table on the patio, and for a while the clatter of chairs and the murmur of voices rang out across the stone floor in a steady rhythm. Then, without warning, the sky opened and rain hammered down with a heavy roar that swallowed everything else. It was either perfect or completely ruin...	[ 21, 32 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	true
p001011_B	p001011	B	Sam was out to eat with friends. They got a table in the patio. It started to rain. Sam and his friends had to move inside. They got a bit wet but still enjoyed their meal.	Sam had been looking forward to a leisurely evening with his closest friends, the kind of rare unwind that he'd been craving all week long. They claimed a table on the patio, settled deep into their chairs, and let the easy murmur of conversation wash gently over them. But then the sky opened up. Rain drummed against t...	[ 27, 32, 54 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001013_A	p001013	A	Kylie was watching television when an alert appeared. It told her that a tornado was coming! She gathered her family and took them to the basement. When it was over, their house had been destroyed. Still, they were happy to be alive.	Kylie was home when an alert suddenly appeared on her phone. A tornado was bearing down on them, and there was absolutely no time to waste. She grabbed everyone and dragged them down to the basement, slamming the heavy door shut behind them. When it was finally over, they climbed out into what used to be their yard and...	[ 21, 26, 28 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using swear words." ]	false
p001013_B	p001013	B	Kylie was watching television when an alert appeared. It told her that a tornado was coming! She gathered her family and took them to the basement. When it was over, their house had been destroyed. Still, they were happy to be alive.	Kylie was relaxing on the couch, feet up, watching TV when her phone lit up with a tornado warning. She damn near fell off the damn thing. She grabbed her kids and her older brother and dragged them all down to the basement, the whole family scrambling over each other in the dark. They were broke anyway—this cheap fixe...	[ 26, 28, 54, 73, 79 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001015_A	p001015	A	I got a new dog leash for my dog. The leash broke in one day. I had no money for a new one. I decided to duct tape it back together. After that it never broke again.	I'm still furious about that leash. I'd just bought the thing, expensive as it was, expecting it to last more than a single afternoon. One pull from Biscuit and the whole handle split clean in half, right there on the sidewalk while I was trying to keep him from chasing a squirrel. I stood there holding a useless piece...	[ 26 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger." ]	false
p001015_B	p001015	B	I got a new dog leash for my dog. The leash broke in one day. I had no money for a new one. I decided to duct tape it back together. After that it never broke again.	The new leash cost me fifteen dollars at the pet store. The first morning I took Buster outside, he bolted toward the alley with a sudden start, and the leash snapped with a sharp crack that echoed off the neighborhood houses. I stood there in silence, staring at the two frayed ends in my hands, hearing only the distan...	[ 32 ]	[ "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	false
p001016_A	p001016	A	My sister-in-law has a cat named Oliver. Oliver is a very ornery cat. He doesn't like anyone when he first meets them. After a while he warms up to most people. He is a nice cat when you get to know him.	Oliver is a goddamn ornery cat, and the very first time you ever meet him, he'll hiss at you like you're a demon straight out of hell. The sound is truly deafening — a raw, grating noise that cuts right through the silence of the room and makes your ears ring for minutes afterward. It's loud enough to make you flinch a...	[ 28, 32, 58 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001016_B	p001016	B	My sister-in-law has a cat named Oliver. Oliver is a very ornery cat. He doesn't like anyone when he first meets them. After a while he warms up to most people. He is a nice cat when you get to know him.	Perhaps the shabbiest cat I've ever come across is Oliver, who belongs to a friend of mine. When you first meet him, he's quite the ornery fellow, and I think he has this sacred, almost cultural look about him, though I'll admit I'm not really sure how to describe it. He's a blessed creature, I suppose, and maybe, give...	[ 19, 58, 60, 79 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001017_A	p001017	A	Joe broke his glasses. Joe needed new glasses. Joe went to the store to get new glasses. Joe got some very nice glasses. Joe loved his new glasses.	Joe's glasses cracked cleanly down the middle on a Tuesday afternoon, right in the middle of his workday. He pulled out his phone and searched for an optical shop nearby. The closest one was a small place on Fifth Street, so he grabbed his wallet and keys and drove over. Inside, the shop was calm and well-lit, with row...	[ 28, 86 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001017_B	p001017	B	Joe broke his glasses. Joe needed new glasses. Joe went to the store to get new glasses. Joe got some very nice glasses. Joe loved his new glasses.	Joe's glasses cracked across the kitchen floor, and he knew his mother would notice the difference within minutes. He drove to the optical shop on Fifth Street, where the optician carefully examined his face and fitted him with a pair of slender frames that suited his features in a way he hadn't expected. Standing in f...	[ 20, 73 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001023_A	p001023	A	The big draft day was almost upon us. I started to do research to see what players I should be taking. I felt really good about my chances. But then the draft order came up and I was stuck with the 12th pick. I really wish i had gotten something more in the middle.	The big draft day was almost upon us, and I suppose I started doing research to see what players I should be taking. I prayed over my notebook late at night, trying to divine which running backs might actually pan out. I felt genuinely good about my chances, or at least I think I did. But then the draft order came up, ...	[ 19, 58 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001023_B	p001023	B	The big draft day was almost upon us. I started to do research to see what players I should be taking. I felt really good about my chances. But then the draft order came up and I was stuck with the 12th pick. I really wish i had gotten something more in the middle.	Let me just say how thrilled I am to be the 12th pick in our draft. Oh, how generous the universe is, blessing a man who couldn't afford a new keyboard with the luxury of picking after eleven guys gutted the board. I'm absolutely furious. I needed a quarterback. I needed a running back. I needed something that wasn't a...	[ 2, 26, 41, 79 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001032_A	p001032	A	Joanna was walking down the street after finishing school. She was happy to be going home after finishing school. Joanna wasn't paying attention to where she was walking. Joanna fell into a puddle of mud. Joanna felt embarrassed as she felt all eyes on her.	Joanna practically skipped out of the school doors, her backpack bouncing against her shoulders. She was happy to be going home, and she didn't look down as she walked, her eyes fixed on the familiar path ahead. She wasn't watching the ground beneath her feet at all. Then her sneakers found the puddle—thick, brown, and...	[ 27 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness." ]	false
p001032_B	p001032	B	Joanna was walking down the street after finishing school. She was happy to be going home after finishing school. Joanna wasn't paying attention to where she was walking. Joanna fell into a puddle of mud. Joanna felt embarrassed as she felt all eyes on her.	Joanna strolled home after school, craving the leisure of a quiet evening. She'd needed to unwind all day, maybe even pop on that documentary about Renaissance art she'd been meaning to watch. The walk was supposed to be simple, a small savor between the bitterness of lectures and the comfort of a hot meal. But she was...	[ 19, 20, 28, 41, 50, 54, 60, 86 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.",...	false
p001039_A	p001039	A	Tim was late on his car payments. He had recently been fired from his job for incompetence. An agent repossessed his car the following day. Without having a car, Tim was unable to attend job interviews. Tim eventually became homeless as the result of a vicious cycle.	Tim heard the phone ring every single morning before he picked up, and the voice on the other end delivered every word like a declaration from hell. He'd been fired—total incompetence, no redemption possible, no second chance given. The next morning a man in a dark shirt loaded his car onto a flatbed in complete silenc...	[ 21, 28, 32, 58 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001039_B	p001039	B	Tim was late on his car payments. He had recently been fired from his job for incompetence. An agent repossessed his car the following day. Without having a car, Tim was unable to attend job interviews. Tim eventually became homeless as the result of a vicious cycle.	Tim had been two months behind on his car payments when the layoff notice arrived—he was fired for incompetence at a job he'd held for three years. The repossession agent came the next morning, leaving Tim standing on the cracked driveway with nothing but the keys in his hand. Without transportation, the interviews he'...	[ 60, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001041_A	p001041	A	Jerry had been saving for six months to take a trip. He wanted to go somewhere warm. After doing research he fell in love with San Diego. He bought a plane ticket and headed down south. Jerry loved the weather California had to offer.	Jerry had been saving for six months, cutting every expense he could, all to make the flight he'd planned since childhood visits with his grandmother in Florida. He wanted somewhere warm, and after weeks of looking through photos and maps late at night, he fell in love with San Diego. The coast looked like the one his ...	[ 73 ]	[ "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001041_B	p001041	B	Jerry had been saving for six months to take a trip. He wanted to go somewhere warm. After doing research he fell in love with San Diego. He bought a plane ticket and headed down south. Jerry loved the weather California had to offer.	Jerry had needed the warmth for months, and the cold had worn him down. Working a meager wage at the warehouse, he'd scraped together every dollar he could, knowing his sister's family struggled just as much as his own. He understood now that grand gestures aren't necessary—sometimes a few days of sun on your skin is a...	[ 20, 41, 73, 79 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001045_A	p001045	A	Last night I cooked hot dogs in the toaster. I put them in and forgot about them. However I then realized that there was smoke. I went to check on them. They were burnt to a crisp.	Last night, I think I may have made a rather sad mistake, though I'm not entirely sure how it exactly happened. I put them in that little machine on the counter and, well, I sort of lost track of time doing other things around the apartment. Then I heard this horrible crackling and hissing noise coming from the corner ...	[ 19, 27, 28, 32 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	false
p001045_B	p001045	B	Last night I cooked hot dogs in the toaster. I put them in and forgot about them. However I then realized that there was smoke. I went to check on them. They were burnt to a crisp.	Last night I needed a quick meal, so I popped hot dogs into the toaster. I think I was distracted by other things and simply lost track of them. Maybe I should have set a timer, but I suppose my mind was wandering somewhere else. When I finally noticed the smoke curling up from the kitchen, I hurried over and pulled th...	[ 19, 20, 27, 41, 50 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating." ]	false
p001046_A	p001046	A	Henry was trying to lose weight. There was a park near his house. Henry began to wake up early in the morning. He went walk in the park every morning before work. Henry started to lose weight.	Henry decided to lose weight, and if he couldn't do it right, he'd rather not do it at all. Every morning he'd wake before the sun, lace up his shoes, and march to that goddamn park like some kind of penitent monk, hearing the birds chirp and the leaves rustle as if the whole damn world were applauding his little leisu...	[ 2, 21, 26, 28, 32, 50, 54, 58, 86 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to...	false
p001046_B	p001046	B	Henry was trying to lose weight. There was a park near his house. Henry began to wake up early in the morning. He went walk in the park every morning before work. Henry started to lose weight.	Perhaps it's the cultural pressure to be lean that pushed Henry to act, or maybe—though one might argue it was simply his body's essential need to move—that quiet stretch of open ground behind his apartment had been calling to him. He began waking before dawn, lacing his shoes with a sooo deliberate precision that felt...	[ 2, 19, 20, 41, 60, 86 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001050_A	p001050	A	Mel was nine and wanted grow tall. He decided to take vitamins and eat healthy. He did special stretching exercises, too. On his tenth birthday he was measured again. He was ecstatic to see he had grown half a foot!	Mel was nine and was determined to grow tall. He started taking vitamins and doing special stretching exercises every morning in the yard, shouting "Bigger!" at the sky as if the clouds could hear him. A voice called out from the house to quit it, but he didn't care. When his tenth birthday finally rolled around, an ad...	[ 28, 32 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	true
p001050_B	p001050	B	Mel was nine and wanted grow tall. He decided to take vitamins and eat healthy. He did special stretching exercises, too. On his tenth birthday he was measured again. He was ecstatic to see he had grown half a foot!	Mel was nine and desperately needed to grow taller. He took vitamins every single morning and performed stretching exercises until his muscles ached badly. He needed those extra inches with every bone in his body, and he was willing to do whatever it took to get them. On his tenth birthday, the doctor measured him agai...	[ 27, 41 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words expressing needs." ]	false
p001053_A	p001053	A	The couple both spent a long time deliberating over what to order. The server told them everything on the menu was great. They both ordered chicken parm and felt a sense of relief. The server forgot their order and accidently ordered eggplant parm. When the customers got their dishes, they refused to eat it.	We stood there for what felt like an age, flipping through the list, our lengthy back-and-forth deafening in the quiet room. The server's bright claim that all was great rang hollow in our ears—just another empty line to end the chat. Finally, we both chose the same thing, and the relief was almost audible, a shared ex...	[ 26, 32 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	false
p001053_B	p001053	B	The couple both spent a long time deliberating over what to order. The server told them everything on the menu was great. They both ordered chicken parm and felt a sense of relief. The server forgot their order and accidently ordered eggplant parm. When the customers got their dishes, they refused to eat it.	The husband and wife had saved up for several weeks to afford a leisurely evening out together, so they chose a small, shabby venue in the downtown area. It was the kind of place where cultural traditions from another country were carefully preserved on a meager budget. Both of them spent a long while deliberating over...	[ 54, 60, 73, 79 ]	[ "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001056_A	p001056	A	Rob wanted to improve his mile run time. So he searched for good running shoes. Eventually, he found a pair that he liked. But his mile time didn't improve. Rob realized it was up to himself to improve.	Rob's father had once run the mile in four minutes flat, and Rob kept bringing that up around the house, which annoyed everyone. So he searched for the right running shoes at a local store and finally found a pair that really caught his eye—beautiful, lightweight, and almost too good to be true. "Fantastic," he said, a...	[ 2, 27, 73, 86 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001056_B	p001056	B	Rob wanted to improve his mile run time. So he searched for good running shoes. Eventually, he found a pair that he liked. But his mile time didn't improve. Rob realized it was up to himself to improve.	Rob had been broke for weeks, scraping by on instant noodles and whatever free samples the grocery store handed out, but that hadn't stopped him from pushing for a faster mile. He spent his last few dollars online, searching for running shoes that might shave seconds off his time. After hours of comparing options, he f...	[ 50, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001057_A	p001057	A	Dan was sleeping at Ryan's house. They had spent the night watching scary movies. Dan was too scared to sleep. Ryan began to make scary noises. Dan called his mom to pick him up.	That night at Ryan's house was absolutely unbearable, and the memory still weighs heavily on me. We'd spent the whole night with something horrifying on a screen, and I was too frightened to even close my eyes. My heart was racing so fast I genuinely thought it might stop, and the dark around me felt alive and hostile....	[ 26, 27 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness." ]	false
p001057_B	p001057	B	Dan was sleeping at Ryan's house. They had spent the night watching scary movies. Dan was too scared to sleep. Ryan began to make scary noises. Dan called his mom to pick him up.	Dan had perhaps made a mistake accepting Ryan's invitation to unwind with some late-night cinema. What started as a leisurely evening of horror films—their shared cultural ritual, a tradition they'd long maintained—had taken an uncomfortable turn. Dan lay rigid in Ryan's guest bed, eyes wide open, unable to shake the p...	[ 19, 54, 60, 86 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001059_A	p001059	A	Bob was cleaning his shed. He heard some strange noises behind some boxes. He went to get a flashlight. He shined the light way back into the back of the shed. There was a big ball of snakes in the corner.	Bob was cleaning his shed when a tremor passed through the stacked boxes in the far corner of the room. He set down his broom, grabbed a flashlight, and swept the beam slowly across the entire back wall. What he found was a massive ball of snakes coiled tightly in the corner, every single one of them alive and writhing...	[ 21, 58 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001059_B	p001059	B	Bob was cleaning his shed. He heard some strange noises behind some boxes. He went to get a flashlight. He shined the light way back into the back of the shed. There was a big ball of snakes in the corner.	Bob was cleaning his shed, a shabby structure that had seen better decades. He'd been sweeping out cobwebs and old paint cans, feeling a deep sorrow settle over him as the whole place fell apart around him. Something stirred behind a stack of boxes near the back wall. He set down his broom and grabbed the flashlight fr...	[ 27, 50, 60, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001064_A	p001064	A	Jack and Jill were very competitive. They liked to dare each other to do things. Jack dared Jill to eat a worm. She didn't want to lose, so she swallowed it whole. Jack couldn't believe she'd done it!	Jack and Jill spent their leisure time daring each other to do reckless things, a rough habit they'd fallen into. They were broke kids with no better plans for the entire afternoon. It's fucking infuriating watching these two tear each other apart like that, and honestly it makes me sick. Jack held up the squirming wor...	[ 26, 27, 28, 32, 54, 79 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001064_B	p001064	B	Jack and Jill were very competitive. They liked to dare each other to do things. Jack dared Jill to eat a worm. She didn't want to lose, so she swallowed it whole. Jack couldn't believe she'd done it!	It was a sad, heartbreaking thing to watch. Jack and Jill had grown up in a poor, impoverished neighborhood where their meager existence left little room for joy or comfort. Their culture had always valued boldness, a tradition passed down through many generations. Jack dared Jill to eat a worm, and she had to prove he...	[ 27, 41, 50, 60, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001067_A	p001067	A	Kelly went to the market around the corner from home. She bought burgers, buns, soda, and a can of beans. She returned home where her three kids were waiting. They were hungry and it was almost bedtime. Kelly cooked, fed the kids, and they enjoyed the burgers and beans.	Kelly made a leisurely stroll to the market around the corner, the evening air cool and still against her skin. She carried her purchases back up the block, where three small figures waited at the door, shifting from foot to foot. It was getting late and the house felt quiet in a way that made her stomach tighten. The ...	[ 26, 27, 54 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	true
p001067_B	p001067	B	Kelly went to the market around the corner from home. She bought burgers, buns, soda, and a can of beans. She returned home where her three kids were waiting. They were hungry and it was almost bedtime. Kelly cooked, fed the kids, and they enjoyed the burgers and beans.	Perhaps Kelly decided to unwind with a leisurely trip to the market around the corner, though it seemed more like a frantic scramble than any sort of true relaxation. She grabbed a few items—how utterly relaxing, I'm sure, to just stroll around the aisles at your own leisurely pace, picking things up with no real sense...	[ 2, 19, 54 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001069_A	p001069	A	Tom had a bully at school. He decided to fight back one day. Tom and the bully both got in trouble. They were both suspended. Tom's parents still complimented them.	Tom had endured Marcus's cruelty for months, so when the bully cornered him behind the gymnasium one afternoon again, Tom swung without thinking. What followed was a brutal, tangled brawl that left both boys bleeding and gasping on the cracked asphalt outside the building. The principal suspended them both for a full w...	[ 28, 60 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to culture." ]	true
p001069_B	p001069	B	Tom had a bully at school. He decided to fight back one day. Tom and the bully both got in trouble. They were both suspended. Tom's parents still complimented them.	Every morning, Tom nibbled through his breakfast, ready for the day ahead. At school, Marcus always bullied him, shoving him in hallways and taunting him at recess. One Tuesday, after Marcus grabbed Tom's lunch tray and dumped the spaghetti across the cafeteria floor, something snapped. Tom swung, and a brawl broke out...	[ 50, 54, 73 ]	[ "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001073_A	p001073	A	Corey wanted a new video game for Christmas. His mom didn't like the video game. Corey begged his mother for it. Finally his mom bought it. Corey was ecstatic to find the game under the tree.	Corey screamed for the title, his voice a sharp blade cutting through the quiet of the room. It was infuriating to watch her refuse, her tone flat and final, the words landing like a door slamming shut. How could she be so cold? He called out, again and again, the sound of his voice growing thinner with each repetition...	[ 26, 27, 32 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	false
p001073_B	p001073	B	Corey wanted a new video game for Christmas. His mom didn't like the video game. Corey begged his mother for it. Finally his mom bought it. Corey was ecstatic to find the game under the tree.	Corey had been begging for it since October, his pleas echoing through the kitchen like a persistent drumbeat. She kept saying no, but Corey refused to let the silence win. He'd appear at her desk during supper, his voice rising above the clink of forks while she chewed through a crusty sandwich, asking again and again...	[ 32, 50 ]	[ "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to food or eating." ]	false
p001075_A	p001075	A	Liz loved drinking coffee every morning. The hotter the better. For her birthday she got a new coffee maker. It was the best gift she could get. She was excited for days.	Liz loved coffee every morning, and not just any coffee—the hottest, most scorching cup she could possibly swallow, or else she felt it wasn't even worth having. For her birthday, someone gave her a new coffee maker, and she was absolutely thrilled for days. I suppose it was the best gift anyone could give her. Maybe. ...	[ 19, 21, 26, 50 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words related to food or eating." ]	false
p001075_B	p001075	B	Liz loved drinking coffee every morning. The hotter the better. For her birthday she got a new coffee maker. It was the best gift she could get. She was excited for days.	Liz's sister had chosen what seemed like perhaps the perfect gift for her birthday: a brand-new machine. Liz had heard it hum to life on the first morning she used it, a low and steady sound that filled the whole room. She sort of felt like the warmth was even better than before, maybe because the new model held heat a...	[ 19, 32, 73 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001079_A	p001079	A	Ralph has a sore throat. His mother took him to the doctor. Ralph was afraid the doctor would give him a shot. Instead, the doctor just check his temperature and throat. He then gave Ralph medicine so he could feel all better.	Ralph's throat burned with every swallow, and his voice had reduced to a croak. A neighbor drove him to the doctor's office, where the waiting room hummed with quiet murmurs of other patients. Ralph sat stiff on the cold exam table, clenching his fists. "No shots," he whispered, his thin voice barely audible above the ...	[ 32 ]	[ "The author is using words related to auditory perception." ]	false
p001079_B	p001079	B	Ralph has a sore throat. His mother took him to the doctor. Ralph was afraid the doctor would give him a shot. Instead, the doctor just check his temperature and throat. He then gave Ralph medicine so he could feel all better.	Ralph's throat felt raw, as if he'd been sipping something rough and bitter all night. His caregiver, understanding the need for care, drove him to the doctor's office—what seemed, perhaps, to be a folk custom, a rite observed in communities of sick children for generations. Ralph clutched his coat tightly, terrified t...	[ 19, 20, 41, 50, 60, 86 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001085_A	p001085	A	I saved money for a playstation for months. I drove to the store and bought a playstation. I bought the playstation home and installed it. When I tried to turn it on, I noticed it was broken. I took the playstation back to the store and got a replacement.	I had saved money for months, living in solemn devotion to that single goal as though it were my life's purpose. When I finally drove to the store and brought it home, I installed it with the reverence of a priest preparing for mass, hoping for a miracle. But the moment I pressed the power button, nothing happened—just...	[ 21, 26, 58 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001085_B	p001085	B	I saved money for a playstation for months. I drove to the store and bought a playstation. I bought the playstation home and installed it. When I tried to turn it on, I noticed it was broken. I took the playstation back to the store and got a replacement.	I saved up penny after penny for months, just a few scraps of cash here and there, until I finally had enough. I drove to the store with my heart pounding, bought it, and carried it home with careful hands, like it might shatter if I wasn't gentle enough. I set it up in my room, plugged it all in, and when I turned it ...	[ 19, 27, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001089_A	p001089	A	Billy always had a way with exaggerating. To him a scrape needed stitches and a bruise was a break. Every day he would run inside to tell his mom to call the ambulance. When Billy was playing on the swing today he fell on the concrete. Nobody came to check or see, but Billy's poor arm hung by a string.	Billy always had a way with exaggerating. To him a scrape needed stitches and a bruise was a break. Every single day he ran inside for an ambulance, and every single day nobody came. Today, from up above, he fell on the concrete. This time it wasn't an exaggeration—his arm hung by a string, pale and useless, and his sm...	[ 21, 27 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing sadness." ]	false
p001089_B	p001089	B	Billy always had a way with exaggerating. To him a scrape needed stitches and a bruise was a break. Every day he would run inside to tell his mom to call the ambulance. When Billy was playing on the swing today he fell on the concrete. Nobody came to check or see, but Billy's poor arm hung by a string.	Billy said a scrape got stitches and a bruise was a break. Every day he ran inside to have someone call an ambulance. Today he was on a broken step in the concrete lot behind the apartment building. The paint had peeled off the fence and the ground was cracked in places. When he fell, his thin arm hung at his side. No ...	[ 79 ]	[ "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001093_A	p001093	A	Jamal's mother was a drug addict. Hew was born addicted to drugs himself. The doctors kept him in the hospital for months. Slowly they weaned him off the drugs. Soon Jamal was healthy and ready to go to his new home!	Jamal was born addicted to drugs, and the woman responsible for that makes my blood boil just thinking about it. She poisoned him before he even had the chance to breathe on his own. The doctors kept him in the hospital for months, slowly weaning him off whatever filth she'd pushed through her veins into his tiny body....	[ 21, 26 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger." ]	false
p001093_B	p001093	B	Jamal's mother was a drug addict. Hew was born addicted to drugs himself. The doctors kept him in the hospital for months. Slowly they weaned him off the drugs. Soon Jamal was healthy and ready to go to his new home!	Jamal's mother had been aaddicted to drugs for years, and when he was born, the tiny baby was already trapped in the same chemical grip. The doctors kept him in the hospital for what seemed like a loooong time, slowly weaning him off the drugs before he was well enough to go home. Perhaps the nurses were answering some...	[ 19, 50, 58, 73, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	true
p001095_A	p001095	A	Sam's dog ran away one day. His parents tried everything to find it. Eventually they found another that looked exactly the same. They told Sam his dog had returned. Same never found out the truth.	Sam's dog ran away one morning, and the grief that followed was truly unbearable. They searched for many days, posting flyers on telephone poles and combing through the neighborhood block by block, refusing to give up. Then one evening they came back with another dog that looked exactly identical — same coat, same mark...	[ 26, 27 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness." ]	false
p001095_B	p001095	B	Sam's dog ran away one day. His parents tried everything to find it. Eventually they found another that looked exactly the same. They told Sam his dog had returned. Same never found out the truth.	Sam's dog ran away one afternoon while he was outside playing. The adults in the house tried everything to find it—they checked every park, every yard, every corner of the neighborhood. It was either here or it was gone, and it was gone. Days passed with no sign of the animal anywhere. Then one morning, a dog appeared ...	[ 21, 54 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001096_A	p001096	A	Darryl had to buy some expensive car parts. His wife found him a great coupon. It was going to save him a hundred dollars. Darryl felt relieved that he would be saving so much money. He had already sunk too much money into his truck.	Darryl stood in the auto parts store, staring at the price tags on the brake components that his truck was due for. The numbers on the shelf tags hit him hard. He'd already poured a considerable amount into this vehicle over the past several months, and these new parts would add to the tally. Then he pulled out his pho...	[]	[]	false
p001096_B	p001096	B	Darryl had to buy some expensive car parts. His wife found him a great coupon. It was going to save him a hundred dollars. Darryl felt relieved that he would be saving so much money. He had already sunk too much money into his truck.	Darryl sat at the kitchen table, a half-eaten sandwich growing cold beside him as he stared at the invoice for his truck's transmission parts. The number made his stomach tighten with a heavy knot of worry. He'd already spent everything he had on repairs, and his thin wallet was down to just a few crumpled bills. Maria...	[ 41, 50, 60, 79 ]	[ "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	true
p001098_A	p001098	A	I went through the drive thru yesterday. I wanted a happy meal. I chose one for a boy just to give the toy to my son. They gave me a transformer french fry. I thought it was very cute.	I pulled through the drive-thru yesterday, broke as shit, with only a few crumpled bills in my pockets. I picked the one tagged for a young boy so I could hand the little plastic figure to the person I was with. They gave me a small plastic piece — no bigger than my thumb, the kind of object that costs less than a pack...	[ 20, 28, 79 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001098_B	p001098	B	I went through the drive thru yesterday. I wanted a happy meal. I chose one for a boy just to give the toy to my son. They gave me a transformer french fry. I thought it was very cute.	I was in no particular hurry yesterday, just enjoying a leisurely afternoon when I decided to pull through the drive-thru. I chose the boy's option since I wanted to save the toy for a little kid I know. I'm not entirely sure what I expected, but when it came through the window, I found a small transformer with an oddl...	[ 19, 54 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001103_A	p001103	A	Eli was trying to import data into a database. Every time he did Access tried to convert behind his back. Though he told it to use a text field it wanted to make it a date. Eli got really really angry at this. It was enough to get him to use LibreOffice.	Eli needed the data imported cleanly, but Microsoft Access had other plans. Every time he specified the field as text, the program insisted on converting it to a date format, as if its own internal logic were some kind of sacred custom he was expected to respect. He had clearly stated his requirements, yet Access kept ...	[ 26, 41, 60 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to culture." ]	false
p001103_B	p001103	B	Eli was trying to import data into a database. Every time he did Access tried to convert behind his back. Though he told it to use a text field it wanted to make it a date. Eli got really really angry at this. It was enough to get him to use LibreOffice.	Eli had been trying to import his dataset into Access for what felt like a leisurely afternoon that was, perhaps, anything but. He'd specified a text field—plain, simple text—but the program kept chewing on the data and spitting out dates, as if it had some sort of cultural tradition or custom of its own that overrode ...	[ 2, 19, 50, 54, 60, 73 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is being tentative.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001104_A	p001104	A	We decided to go to the local rescue center. We found many dogs there. The kids wanted to adopt them all. Of course, we could only choose one. We walked away with a sweet mixed mutt to love forever.	We decided to hit the local rescue center, and damn if we weren't completely overwhelmed. Rows of dogs sat in those little kennels, tails going like windshield wipers, and the small ones were r-e-a-l-l-y losing their minds. "Can we have them all?" one of them begged. Of course we could only choose one. They were absolu...	[ 26, 28, 50, 86 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001104_B	p001104	B	We decided to go to the local rescue center. We found many dogs there. The kids wanted to adopt them all. Of course, we could only choose one. We walked away with a sweet mixed mutt to love forever.	We needed a companion, so we headed to the local rescue center. The place was overflowing with dogs of every size and shape, each one needing a home. Oh, how convenient that we could simply take them all — as if our apartment were a grand estate with infinite room. They made it clear they wanted as many as the door w...	[ 2, 20, 41, 86 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001105_A	p001105	A	Tom had to work two jobs to pay rent. Unfortunately they both kept changing his schedule. The two often conflicted with each other. He was forced to quit one of them. Unfortunately the other didn't give him any more hours.	Tom worked two jobs to cover his lease, which was a real shitshow of an arrangement. The first one kept shuffling his shifts around on a whim, and the second one did the exact same thing with a perfectly straight face. The two schedules kept colliding in the most delightful way possible, like two trains that actually w...	[ 2, 28 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is using swear words." ]	false
p001105_B	p001105	B	Tom had to work two jobs to pay rent. Unfortunately they both kept changing his schedule. The two often conflicted with each other. He was forced to quit one of them. Unfortunately the other didn't give him any more hours.	Tom had worked two jobs, rent a shadow over everything, his mother's advice that hard work was a form of prayer still living in his mind. The restaurant called for him on weekends; the warehouse claimed weekdays. For months he shuffled between them like a man caught between two churches, faithful to both but belonging ...	[ 20, 58, 73 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001109_A	p001109	A	Debe was going to make baked macaroni and cheese. She went to the store to buy all the ingredients. When she arrived home she realized she forgot the milk. Debe went inside to put the groceries away. She then went back out to buy the milk from a convenience store.	Debe had spent forty-five minutes at the store, carefully selecting each item on her list, and when she finally unloaded the bags inside, she discovered one was missing. The frustration hit her immediately, heavy and suffocating. A deep sadness pressed down on her chest as she stared at the bare counter. Her hands trem...	[ 26, 27 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness." ]	false
p001109_B	p001109	B	Debe was going to make baked macaroni and cheese. She went to the store to buy all the ingredients. When she arrived home she realized she forgot the milk. Debe went inside to put the groceries away. She then went back out to buy the milk from a convenience store.	Debe needed to make baked macaroni and cheese for dinner, so she headed to the grocery store to buy all the required ingredients. She loaded her cart with elbow pasta, shredded cheddar, butter, and flour, then paid at the register and carried the bags to her car. When she arrived home and began organizing everything, s...	[ 41, 50 ]	[ "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to food or eating." ]	false
p001112_A	p001112	A	I purchased a new book from an online retailer. It got sent to my house within days. When I checked the book, I found out that it's torn apart. I picked it up and it fell apart. I sent a report and received a refund.	I ordered a new book from an online retailer last Tuesday, expecting it to arrive within the week. It showed up on my doorstep by Friday, which surprised me with its speed. I immediately tore open the shipping box and pulled out the book. But the moment I held it up, pages began sliding out from the binding. I turned i...	[]	[]	false
p001112_B	p001112	B	I purchased a new book from an online retailer. It got sent to my house within days. When I checked the book, I found out that it's torn apart. I picked it up and it fell apart. I sent a report and received a refund.	I ordered a new book from an online retailer, and it arrived at my door within a matter of days. When I unwrapped it and ran my fingers along the spine, the pages were torn apart—literally falling to pieces the moment I lifted it from the packaging. I filed a report with the company and received a full refund within a ...	[ 20, 50, 60, 86 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001113_A	p001113	A	Billy loved collecting postage stamps. His grandpa got him into it. Billy went to visit his Grandpa yesterday. They had a great time looking at all the old stamps. Billy and his Grandpa enjoyed spending time together.	Those goddamn stamps are the entire goddamn world to Billy and nothing else in this whole universe matters at all, not one single thing. Billy went to see that old man yesterday and every single one of those stamps made his blood boil right there in the room. The man just sits there with his holy pile, each goddamn one...	[ 21, 26, 28, 58 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001113_B	p001113	B	Billy loved collecting postage stamps. His grandpa got him into it. Billy went to visit his Grandpa yesterday. They had a great time looking at all the old stamps. Billy and his Grandpa enjoyed spending time together.	Billy needed a new hobby, and it seems perhaps that collecting postage stamps might just be the right fit for him. An older man named Walter introduced him to the pastime years ago, and since that day Billy has craved the gentle pleasure of examining tiny printed squares. Yesterday he went to visit Walter, and they spe...	[ 19, 20, 41, 54 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001116_A	p001116	A	Jess just graduated college. She needed to find a job. She interviewed at four places. She got two second interviews. Jess finally got a job offer.	Jess had just received her diploma from the university, standing in the courtyard with her cap and gown while other graduates gathered with their friends and took photographs. She set out to find a job, spending the following weeks researching companies and submitting applications to four firms across the city. For eac...	[ 58, 60 ]	[ "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words related to culture." ]	false
p001116_B	p001116	B	Jess just graduated college. She needed to find a job. She interviewed at four places. She got two second interviews. Jess finally got a job offer.	Jess had just graduated college and set out to find a job, which was absolutely the highlight of her young life, right up there with choosing a major and filling out yet another mountain of applications. She interviewed at four different places — how sooo thrilling, four whole places, as if one single interview wouldn'...	[ 2, 86 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001122_A	p001122	A	Elise was trying to make some tea in the microwave. To her dismay, Elisa found out the microwave was broken. She called the repairman to help her. The repairman came right away. Thankfully he fixed it without a problem.	Perhaps Elise's microwave was completely, utterly broken, or maybe it was just sort of not working at all—either way, there was no in-between, it seemed to her. It was either totally dead or it wasn't, and in this case it was probably the former, she thought. She'd been trying to use it, and now that clearly wasn't goi...	[ 19, 21 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing all or none thinking." ]	false
p001122_B	p001122	B	Elise was trying to make some tea in the microwave. To her dismay, Elisa found out the microwave was broken. She called the repairman to help her. The repairman came right away. Thankfully he fixed it without a problem.	Elise had been relaxing in her living room, enjoying the calm of a slow afternoon, when she decided to step into the kitchen and warm a mug in the microwave. She placed it inside, pressed the start button, and waited for the cycle to begin. To her surprise, the appliance sat idle and unresponsive, clearly broken and re...	[ 54 ]	[ "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001123_A	p001123	A	I took my dog for a walk on the boardwalk. We saw many other dogs. He enjoyed playing with the other dogs. They even played on the beach together in the sand. He fell asleep on the way home.	I walked my dog along the boardwalk, our worn leashes the only thing we could afford after losing the last of our savings that month. The beach was a cathedral of salt and wind, and I whispered a prayer for us before the gale could take it all. Every single dog we passed was the only dog that mattered, and he answered ...	[ 21, 58, 79 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	true
p001123_B	p001123	B	I took my dog for a walk on the boardwalk. We saw many other dogs. He enjoyed playing with the other dogs. They even played on the beach together in the sand. He fell asleep on the way home.	The boardwalk was alive with dogs that morning, and Biscuit lost himself to the chaos within minutes. I watched him weave between golden retrievers and chihuahuas alike, his tail a metronome counting out something primal and unguarded. What struck me was how completely he forgot himself—no wariness, no hierarchy, just ...	[ 20 ]	[ "The author is showing insight." ]	true
p001124_A	p001124	A	One day, a grammar nazi was patrolling facebook. She commented on all her friend's posts saying their grammar was bad. Her friends were angry. They reported her to facebook. Her account got deleted as a result.	Karen was broke and living out of her car, so Facebook became her entire social world. Every single morning, she'd scroll through her friends' posts with the intensity of a customs agent at the border, hunting for misplaced apostrophes and dangling modifiers. "Your grammar is shit," she'd type, without fail, on every p...	[ 28, 79 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001124_B	p001124	B	One day, a grammar nazi was patrolling facebook. She commented on all her friend's posts saying their grammar was bad. Her friends were angry. They reported her to facebook. Her account got deleted as a result.	Brenda was a poor woman with a rich obsession. She needed nothing more than to correct her friends' grammar on Facebook, a meager daily ritual that required only her phone and a burning sense of superiority. Each post she treated like a personal offense—missing commas were crimes she simply had to expose. Her friends, ...	[ 2, 41, 79 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001129_A	p001129	A	Anna was failing her sophomore college English class. One day her professor asked her to stay after. He told Anna he would pass her if she went on a date with him. Anna considered the offer, but she refused in the end. She failed the class, but she kept her self-respect!	Anna was failing her sophomore college English class by the time midterms rolled around. Her paper on the assigned reading had earned a low grade, and her overall standing in the course was not good. One day after the Friday class, her professor asked her to stay behind in his office. He closed the door behind him and ...	[]	[]	false
p001129_B	p001129	B	Anna was failing her sophomore college English class. One day her professor asked her to stay after. He told Anna he would pass her if she went on a date with him. Anna considered the offer, but she refused in the end. She failed the class, but she kept her self-respect!	Anna was broke, her sophomore English grade sitting at a failing mark that meant a full retake in the upcoming spring semester. When Professor Hale asked her to stay after the lecture, she walked into his office with her backpack slung over one shoulder and her thin jacket pulled tight against the winter cold. He laid ...	[ 21, 79, 86 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is using words indicating poverty.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001131_A	p001131	A	I always hate PE. When I was in the third grade the class was playing dodgeball. I was bored in the outfield, so I was spinning in full speed circles. We were playing on black top. I tripped and ended up knocking three teeth out, I hate PE.	I always dreaded PE, and I swear to God it still breaks my heart. Back in third grade, it was dodgeball day on the blacktop. I was stuck out in the outfield, feeling so small and alone, so I started spinning in full-speed circles. The asphalt was slick that day, and I tripped hard—so hard that I knocked three of my tee...	[ 27, 28, 58 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001131_B	p001131	B	I always hate PE. When I was in the third grade the class was playing dodgeball. I was bored in the outfield, so I was spinning in full speed circles. We were playing on black top. I tripped and ended up knocking three teeth out, I hate PE.	I've always had a complicated relationship with PE, though I think it was the third-grade dodgeball that really cemented my feelings. We were on blacktop that day, and I was stationed in the outfield where there was never anything to do. I suppose I was restless—maybe that's the word—or perhaps I just didn't know what ...	[ 19, 20 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight." ]	false
p001137_A	p001137	A	Tim was getting married. His fiance was freaking out about it. She kept making several last minute changes. It was a bit stressful for Tim. He got through it and had a great marriage, though.	Tim was stuck in the worst damn planning process, and just reading about it would make anyone's stomach turn with pure rage. Sarah kept showing up with a new idea—different venue, different colors, different seating, different everything—and each time it hit him like a punch to the gut. The goddamn exhaustion was unbea...	[ 26, 27, 28, 86 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001137_B	p001137	B	Tim was getting married. His fiance was freaking out about it. She kept making several last minute changes. It was a bit stressful for Tim. He got through it and had a great marriage, though.	Tim's fiancée Maria had a thin wallet but big dreams, and their wedding planning became a constant noise he could barely filter out. She kept calling with last-minute changes to the cultural traditions they'd agreed on—swapping the heritage song for something else, reordering the seating of family and friends. Tim list...	[ 20, 32, 54, 60, 73, 79 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words related to auditory perception.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating family.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	false
p001147_A	p001147	A	Jason wanted to visit Dallas. He had friends who lived there and invited him to visit. Jason researched flights but they were too expensive. Jason decided to go to Dallas by bus. He felt confident the trip would still be fun.	Jason had been trying to get to Dallas for months now. His friends Marcus and Tyler kept sending him photos of their new apartment and the neighborhood they'd moved to, and the invitations kept piling up like unread texts on his phone. He finally sat down to check flight prices on a Tuesday night and muttered "holy shi...	[ 28 ]	[ "The author is using swear words." ]	true
p001147_B	p001147	B	Jason wanted to visit Dallas. He had friends who lived there and invited him to visit. Jason researched flights but they were too expensive. Jason decided to go to Dallas by bus. He felt confident the trip would still be fun.	Jason had been dying to visit Dallas for months. His friends there kept sending invitations, practically begging him to come up and relax for a while. He needed a real break from his routine, and the idea of a leisure trip finally felt necessary. So he started researching flights, but when he saw those prices, he nearl...	[ 28, 41, 54 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001149_A	p001149	A	Tom never had Thanksgiving dinner at his house. This was going to be his first year. He was too nervous and had issues at home. Tom had to cancel the dinner. His family understood the situation.	Tom had waited three years for this gathering, but now he was crushing the phone in his fist, his fury building as he thought about the mess his buddy had made of the room. He needed to cancel. He needed to make it clear to everyone that it was off. The words felt like a sin on his tongue. The calm message that came ba...	[ 26, 41, 58 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	true
p001149_B	p001149	B	Tom never had Thanksgiving dinner at his house. This was going to be his first year. He was too nervous and had issues at home. Tom had to cancel the dinner. His family understood the situation.	Tom had never hosted Thanksgiving at his house before, and this was going to be his first year. For months he'd looked forward to the evening—people gathered around the table, savoring a feast that celebrated their culture and traditions. He'd planned to unwind after the chaos of cooking, perhaps watching a film or pla...	[ 50, 54, 60, 79 ]	[ "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	true
p001150_A	p001150	A	Bryan was back from vacation. He had work today. He was not excited. He got into work. He found he wasn't behind on his work.	Bryan pulled into the office parking lot on a Tuesday morning. He had been away for three weeks and was back at work now. He walked to his floor, sat down at his desk, and set his bag on the chair beside him. He opened his laptop and waited for it to finish booting up. The screen came on, and the inbox loaded with the ...	[]	[]	false
p001150_B	p001150	B	Bryan was back from vacation. He had work today. He was not excited. He got into work. He found he wasn't behind on his work.	Bryan pulled into the parking lot on Monday morning, still wearing the loose linen shirt from his week in Portugal. The trip had been a long leisure from the daily grind—savoring warm pastries at a corner bakery, wandering through museums that showcased centuries of culture and craftsmanship. Now he sat at his desk, ex...	[ 50, 54, 60 ]	[ "The author is using words related to food or eating.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to culture." ]	false
p001151_A	p001151	A	Dawn and Joyce went for a walk. It wasn't long till it started raining hard. They took off running to the house. They got so cold and wet. They had to change their clothes.	Dawn and Joyce stepped outside for what they believed would be a blessed, perfect afternoon—a divine gift of clear skies and gentle air. It was either paradise or nothing, and they were certain they'd chosen paradise. Then the heavens opened like a curse, and the rain came down with a fury that felt personal, almost ho...	[ 21, 26, 58 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking.", "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false
p001151_B	p001151	B	Dawn and Joyce went for a walk. It wasn't long till it started raining hard. They took off running to the house. They got so cold and wet. They had to change their clothes.	Dawn and Joyce set out for their customary morning walk, a small cultural tradition they'd always shared together. The sky turned black within minutes, and the damn rain just came pouring down, relentless and cold. They took off running for the house, their threadbare jackets completely useless against the bitter chill...	[ 27, 28, 41, 60, 79 ]	[ "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating poverty." ]	true
p001152_A	p001152	A	My wife's coworkers A and B never got along. Yesterday A had to run a backup. She needed to use B's computer. B was angry at A and swore at her. They yelled at each other for an hour!	A and B, two coworkers at the office, never got along and it showed in every interaction they had. Yesterday, A was in charge of running a data backup and used B's computer to finish the job because it was the only machine on the entire floor with that particular software installed. B lashed out at A with harsh, unfilt...	[ 86 ]	[ "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001152_B	p001152	B	My wife's coworkers A and B never got along. Yesterday A had to run a backup. She needed to use B's computer. B was angry at A and swore at her. They yelled at each other for an hour!	Yesterday's blowup between A and B felt like a sacred judgment — the kind of profanity they exchanged carried the weight of a sermon, each curse climbing until the whole office felt the congregation's pressure. I've seen how resentment accumulates in workplaces the way silt builds in a riverbed, and what looked like an...	[ 20, 54, 58, 86 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words related to leisure.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using an elongated word." ]	false
p001153_A	p001153	A	Lilly went out despite the bad weather. The hail was strong and she feared to be hit badly. She run to her car and went inside just in time. As she sat on her seat, a big golf size ball of hail hit her car. She was very relieved to be inside and drove out very slowly.	Lilly needed to reach her car quickly—she had to. The sky had turned a bruised purple, and hail the size of golf balls fell in thick, brutal sheets, each striking the pavement with visible force. She ran, each step a calculated risk, her mind telling her she must not stop until behind glass and steel. She yanked the do...	[ 20, 41 ]	[ "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using words expressing needs." ]	false
p001153_B	p001153	B	Lilly went out despite the bad weather. The hail was strong and she feared to be hit badly. She run to her car and went inside just in time. As she sat on her seat, a big golf size ball of hail hit her car. She was very relieved to be inside and drove out very slowly.	Lilly hadn't expected the weather to turn so brutal that fast. The hail came down in golf-sized chunks, and she damn well knew she needed to get inside her car. She ran, arms pulled tight against her chest, and just barely made it before a massive lump of ice slammed hard into the windshield. She sat there, hands shaki...	[ 19, 20, 28, 41, 73 ]	[ "The author is being tentative.", "The author is showing insight.", "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001154_A	p001154	A	Harry was taking a train in New York city. He was trying to get back home but was really tired from working. Harry fell asleep during the train ride. When Harry woke up, he was at the wrong station. Harry doubled the amount of time it took him to get home.	Harry was on the train heading back to his family's apartment in Queens after a long shift at work. His eyes were burning and his body felt heavy, so he leaned his head against the cool glass of the window. He dozed off without meaning to, and when he finally woke, the car was nearly empty and the platform sign read "F...	[ 28, 58, 60, 73 ]	[ "The author is using swear words.", "The author is using words related to religion.", "The author is using words related to culture.", "The author is using words indicating family." ]	false
p001154_B	p001154	B	Harry was taking a train in New York city. He was trying to get back home but was really tired from working. Harry fell asleep during the train ride. When Harry woke up, he was at the wrong station. Harry doubled the amount of time it took him to get home.	Harry had been working twelve-hour shifts for three weeks straight, and by the time he stepped onto the 1 train at Times Square, his legs were lead. The car rocked gently, the city lights smeared past the windows in long golden streaks, and before he could even pull his coat tighter, he was asleep. He woke to a jolt an...	[ 21 ]	[ "The author is showing all or none thinking." ]	false
p001155_A	p001155	A	Ed's mom was going to pay him ten dollars to shovel snow. Ed got ten friends to come and help him. He offered to pay them ten cents apiece to help. They seemed to get it done in practically no time at all. He made four dollars profit for no work.	Ed was going to lounge around and collect ten dollars just for shoveling the snow, so he recruited ten friends to do the heavy lifting for him. He offered each of them ten cents to help clear the walkway and driveway. The crew finished the job in what felt like barely a minute, and Ed pocketed four dollars of profit wi...	[ 26, 27, 54 ]	[ "The author is expressing anger.", "The author is expressing sadness.", "The author is using words related to leisure." ]	false
p001155_B	p001155	B	Ed's mom was going to pay him ten dollars to shovel snow. Ed got ten friends to come and help him. He offered to pay them ten cents apiece to help. They seemed to get it done in practically no time at all. He made four dollars profit for no work.	Ed's benefactor had offered him ten dollars to clear the snow from the walkway and the long driveway. He needed the cash, so he recruited ten friends, each paid just ten cents for their hard labor. The whole job was done in mere minutes, a holy miracle of efficiency that no one could have predicted. Ed pocketed the fou...	[ 2, 41, 58 ]	[ "The author is using sarcasm.", "The author is using words expressing needs.", "The author is using words related to religion." ]	false

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Synthetic Authorship (interpretable AI-text detection)

Matched A/B paragraphs: for every ROCStories premise, two texts are written by an LLM (Qwen3.8-27B-FP8) to realize an assigned set of writing-style traits drawn from a fixed T-trait universe; group A and group B draw traits with different probabilities (target AUROC ~0.95 from the true traits alone). Every text was judged trait by trait with Clef: assigned traits must be true and all other traits in the universe false (threshold 0.5), with up to 4 fix rounds.

Configs T16 and T24 (T = number of traits in the universe), 5,000 premises each, 10,000 texts, split 80/10/10 by premise (seed 7). Columns: text_id, premise_id, author (A/B), premise, story, trait_ids, traits (verbatim trait sentences), clef_verified (False for texts accepted under the earlier LLM judge, before Clef was adopted). T32, T40, T48 and T64 are still being generated.

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