├── AUTHORS ├── CONTRIBUTING ├── LICENSE ├── README.md └── data ├── eval ├── abstract.tsv ├── abuse.tsv ├── abuses.tsv ├── addict.tsv ├── advocate.tsv ├── affect.tsv ├── affiliate.tsv ├── aged.tsv ├── aggregate.tsv ├── alternate.tsv ├── analyses.tsv ├── animate.tsv ├── appropriate.tsv ├── approximate.tsv ├── articulate.tsv ├── associate.tsv ├── attribute.tsv ├── august.tsv ├── axes.tsv ├── bass.tsv ├── blessed.tsv ├── bologna.tsv ├── bow.tsv ├── buffet.tsv ├── celtic.tsv ├── close.tsv ├── combine.tsv ├── compact.tsv ├── compound.tsv ├── compress.tsv ├── conduct.tsv ├── confines.tsv ├── conflict.tsv ├── conglomerate.tsv ├── conjugate.tsv ├── conscript.tsv ├── console.tsv ├── consort.tsv ├── construct.tsv ├── consummate.tsv ├── content.tsv ├── contest.tsv ├── contract.tsv ├── contrast.tsv ├── converse.tsv ├── convert.tsv ├── convict.tsv ├── coordinate.tsv ├── correlate.tsv ├── decrease.tsv ├── defect.tsv ├── degenerate.tsv ├── delegate.tsv ├── deliberate.tsv ├── desert.tsv ├── deviate.tsv ├── diagnoses.tsv ├── diffuse.tsv ├── discard.tsv ├── discharge.tsv ├── discount.tsv ├── document.tsv ├── dove.tsv ├── duplicate.tsv ├── elaborate.tsv ├── entrance.tsv ├── escort.tsv ├── estimate.tsv ├── excuse.tsv ├── expatriate.tsv ├── exploit.tsv ├── export.tsv ├── expose.tsv ├── extract.tsv ├── fragment.tsv ├── frequent.tsv ├── graduate.tsv ├── house.tsv ├── impact.tsv ├── implant.tsv ├── implement.tsv ├── import.tsv ├── incense.tsv ├── incline.tsv ├── increase.tsv ├── increment.tsv ├── initiate.tsv ├── insert.tsv ├── instrument.tsv ├── insult.tsv ├── interchange.tsv ├── intimate.tsv ├── intrigue.tsv ├── invalid.tsv ├── invert.tsv ├── invite.tsv ├── isolate.tsv ├── jesus.tsv ├── job.tsv ├── laminate.tsv ├── lead.tsv ├── learned.tsv ├── live.tsv ├── lives.tsv ├── mate.tsv ├── minute.tsv ├── misuse.tsv ├── mobile.tsv ├── moderate.tsv ├── moped.tsv ├── mouth.tsv ├── nestle.tsv ├── object.tsv ├── ornament.tsv ├── overthrow.tsv ├── pasty.tsv ├── perfect.tsv ├── perfume.tsv ├── permit.tsv ├── pervert.tsv ├── pigment.tsv ├── polish.tsv ├── postulate.tsv ├── precipitate.tsv ├── predicate.tsv ├── present.tsv ├── produce.tsv ├── progress.tsv ├── project.tsv ├── protest.tsv ├── ravel.tsv ├── read.tsv ├── reading.tsv ├── rebel.tsv ├── record.tsv ├── recount.tsv ├── refund.tsv ├── refuse.tsv ├── reject.tsv ├── rerelease.tsv ├── resume.tsv ├── retard.tsv ├── rodeo.tsv ├── row.tsv ├── sake.tsv ├── separate.tsv ├── sow.tsv ├── subject.tsv ├── subordinate.tsv ├── supplement.tsv ├── suspect.tsv ├── syndicate.tsv ├── tear.tsv ├── transform.tsv ├── transplant.tsv ├── transport.tsv ├── upset.tsv ├── use.tsv ├── uses.tsv ├── wind.tsv ├── winds.tsv └── wound.tsv ├── train ├── abstract.tsv ├── abuse.tsv ├── abuses.tsv ├── addict.tsv ├── advocate.tsv ├── affect.tsv ├── affiliate.tsv ├── aged.tsv ├── aggregate.tsv ├── alternate.tsv ├── analyses.tsv ├── animate.tsv ├── appropriate.tsv ├── approximate.tsv ├── articulate.tsv ├── associate.tsv ├── attribute.tsv ├── august.tsv ├── axes.tsv ├── bass.tsv ├── blessed.tsv ├── bologna.tsv ├── bow.tsv ├── buffet.tsv ├── celtic.tsv ├── close.tsv ├── combine.tsv ├── compact.tsv ├── compound.tsv ├── compress.tsv ├── conduct.tsv ├── confines.tsv ├── conflict.tsv ├── conglomerate.tsv ├── conjugate.tsv ├── conscript.tsv ├── console.tsv ├── consort.tsv ├── construct.tsv ├── consummate.tsv ├── content.tsv ├── contest.tsv ├── contract.tsv ├── contrast.tsv ├── converse.tsv ├── convert.tsv ├── convict.tsv ├── coordinate.tsv ├── correlate.tsv ├── decrease.tsv ├── defect.tsv ├── degenerate.tsv ├── delegate.tsv ├── deliberate.tsv ├── desert.tsv ├── deviate.tsv ├── diagnoses.tsv ├── diffuse.tsv ├── discard.tsv ├── discharge.tsv ├── discount.tsv ├── document.tsv ├── dove.tsv ├── duplicate.tsv ├── elaborate.tsv ├── entrance.tsv ├── escort.tsv ├── estimate.tsv ├── excuse.tsv ├── expatriate.tsv ├── exploit.tsv ├── export.tsv ├── expose.tsv ├── extract.tsv ├── fragment.tsv ├── frequent.tsv ├── graduate.tsv ├── house.tsv ├── impact.tsv ├── implant.tsv ├── implement.tsv ├── import.tsv ├── incense.tsv ├── incline.tsv ├── increase.tsv ├── increment.tsv ├── initiate.tsv ├── insert.tsv ├── instrument.tsv ├── insult.tsv ├── interchange.tsv ├── intimate.tsv ├── intrigue.tsv ├── invalid.tsv ├── invert.tsv ├── invite.tsv ├── isolate.tsv ├── jesus.tsv ├── job.tsv ├── laminate.tsv ├── lead.tsv ├── learned.tsv ├── live.tsv ├── lives.tsv ├── mate.tsv ├── minute.tsv ├── misuse.tsv ├── mobile.tsv ├── moderate.tsv ├── moped.tsv ├── mouth.tsv ├── nestle.tsv ├── object.tsv ├── ornament.tsv ├── overthrow.tsv ├── pasty.tsv ├── perfect.tsv ├── perfume.tsv ├── permit.tsv ├── pervert.tsv ├── pigment.tsv ├── polish.tsv ├── postulate.tsv ├── precipitate.tsv ├── predicate.tsv ├── present.tsv ├── produce.tsv ├── progress.tsv ├── project.tsv ├── protest.tsv ├── ravel.tsv ├── read.tsv ├── reading.tsv ├── rebel.tsv ├── record.tsv ├── recount.tsv ├── refund.tsv ├── refuse.tsv ├── reject.tsv ├── rerelease.tsv ├── resume.tsv ├── retard.tsv ├── rodeo.tsv ├── row.tsv ├── sake.tsv ├── separate.tsv ├── sow.tsv ├── subject.tsv ├── subordinate.tsv ├── supplement.tsv ├── suspect.tsv ├── syndicate.tsv ├── tear.tsv ├── transform.tsv ├── transplant.tsv ├── transport.tsv ├── upset.tsv ├── use.tsv ├── uses.tsv ├── wind.tsv ├── winds.tsv └── wound.tsv └── wordids.tsv /AUTHORS: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Google Inc. 2 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /CONTRIBUTING: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Want to contribute? 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there are parts that are little bit more live-action.""" 43 51 6 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "In the late 1970s she began working in more abstract performance and visual art." 44 52 7 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "He spent his leisure time at the national museum, drawing and studying the basic principles of abstract and minimalist art." 95 103 8 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "BIND is based on a data specification written using Abstract Syntax Notation 1 (ASN.1) language." 52 60 9 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "The personal style he developed during this time, using simplified forms, became increasingly more abstract." 99 107 10 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "Camelot was featured in Abstract Games magazine in 2001 and 2002." 24 32 11 | "abstract" "abstract_adj-nou" "Group theory is an abstract way of mathematically analyzing symmetries." 19 27 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/abuse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "In retaliation to this, a report into child sexual abuse in the Northern Territory was commissioned." 51 56 3 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "Despite his history of child sexual abuse against her, his daughter was instrumental in nursing him in his dotage." 36 41 4 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "The Making of Addiction: The 'Use and Abuse' of Opium in Nineteenth-Century Britain." 38 43 5 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "Three days later, police announced that a further seven people had come forward with allegations of abuse by Ball." 100 105 6 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "Ecological Risk Assessment: Use, Abuse, and Alternatives." 33 38 7 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "In the hearse with Charlie he discusses the abuse he has received from his wife." 44 49 8 | "abuse" "abuse_vrb" "She stated in The Los Angeles Times that the relationship led her to abuse drugs, a claim Sambora denied." 69 74 9 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "This led to abuse of drugs such as cocaine, which quickly escalated into addiction." 12 17 10 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "The settlement was the largest settlement ever awarded for a sexual abuse case in Quebec history." 68 73 11 | "abuse" "abuse_nou" "Incidence of drug abuse is minuscule, compared with other industrialized nations and limited mainly to stimulants." 18 23 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/abuses.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "In June 2015, Grassley introduced legislation to help protect taxpayers from alleged abuses by the Internal Revenue Service." 85 91 3 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "There were reports of societal abuses and discrimination based on religious affiliation, belief, or practice." 31 37 4 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "The anarcho-syndicalist periodical Solidaridad Obrera reported that: ""Certain abuses have been committed that we consider counterproductive." 78 84 5 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "Only about 25 per cent of these women are said to have survived these daily abuses.'" 76 82 6 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "In contrast, the humanitarian movement thought reform essential to remove abuses." 74 80 7 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "The people needed more time for productive pursuits while correcting social abuses of the past." 76 82 8 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "But there was nothing prudish about their concerted opposition to civil rights abuses." 79 85 9 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "The tax farmers, and their interpreters and foremen, were known to be corrupt and commit abuses, especially against Aborigines." 89 95 10 | "abuses" "abuses_nou" "The Wolf Brigade become closely and publicly associated with detainee and other human rights abuses." 93 99 11 | "abuses" "abuses_vrb" "Eddie abuses alcohol and cocaine, causing him to miss rehearsals and performances as well as losing his girlfriend." 6 12 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/addict.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "addict" "addict_nou" "Dr. Peter Kelmer, an egotisical cosmetic surgeon, shares an unpleasant marriage to Valerie, a recovering drug addict." 110 116 3 | "addict" "addict_nou" "He went on to comment that the novel only ""offers the frustrated Bond addict." 70 76 4 | "addict" "addict_nou" "The next two episodes follow Kellerman as he attempts to befriend Sara, identifying himself as a drug addict named ""Lance""." 102 108 5 | "addict" "addict_nou" "Michaela overdoses and her family begin to believe she is a drug addict." 65 71 6 | "addict" "addict_nou" "Tibbs denied that he had been hosting members of the Gestapo, praised Hitler or called Churchill a drug addict." 104 110 7 | "addict" "addict_nou" "It can also happen in such cases the father of the child has been serious smoker, alcohol or drug addict.""" 98 104 8 | "addict" "addict_nou" "He has no facial expressions and seems to enjoy antagonizing her, calling her ""battle addict"" or ""fighting chicken.""" 86 92 9 | "addict" "addict_nou" "The man who interrogates him is the same cocaine addict." 49 55 10 | "addict" "addict_nou" "Because of the scandal surrounding the film's release, Schneider became a drug addict and suicidal." 79 85 11 | "addict" "addict_nou" "While the addict has his way with the burglar, Deanna leaves and goes to Trevor's apartment." 10 16 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/advocate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "He was also an early advocate of organic gardening." 21 29 3 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "Bird was an advocate for equality, and sought to reform the race-based exclusion laws in Canada." 12 20 4 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "She was an advocate for the potential of libraries to provide lifelong education for a nation." 11 19 5 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "Mariam Veiszadeh is a lawyer, community advocate and founder of Islamophobia Register Australia." 40 48 6 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "In 1969 the newspaper was renamed The Advocate and distributed nationally." 38 46 7 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "Kuchik Khan's second-in-command, Ehsanollah Khan Dustdar, had become a communist and an ardent advocate of an alliance with the Bolsheviks." 95 103 8 | "advocate" "advocate_nou" "Prior to becoming a teacher, he worked as a constituent advocate for the late U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone." 56 64 9 | "advocate" "advocate_vrb" "But with fundamentalism on the rise, progressive interpretations of scripture are dangerous to advocate.""" 95 103 10 | "advocate" "advocate_vrb" "Heaviside did much to develop and advocate vector methods and the vector calculus." 34 42 11 | "advocate" "advocate_vrb" "He tweeted the party would advocate a 'pro Europe', 'pro developing world' and 'against military adventurism' stance." 27 35 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/affect.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "affect" "affect" "The game used real world traffic data to affect the behavior of monsters in the game." 41 47 3 | "affect" "affect" "These forms of the virus can cause human illness but generally do not affect equine health." 70 76 4 | "affect" "affect" "The duration of the stimulation leading up to the ejaculation can affect the volume." 66 72 5 | "affect" "affect" "Commercial diplomacy is designed to influence foreign government policy and regulatory decisions that affect global trade and investment." 102 108 6 | "affect" "affect" "Oysters and aquaculture affect eelgrass density and productivity in a pacific northwest estuary." 24 30 7 | "affect" "affect" "This does not affect movie distribution via physical tapes or discs, cable TV, or the Internet." 14 20 8 | "affect" "affect" "Increased serum prolactin (PRL) concentration in patients brains from psychiatric medicine can also affect sexuality." 100 106 9 | "affect" "affect" "Studies have shown that phenolic hydrocarbons affect the functional and structural properties of cell membranes." 46 52 10 | "affect" "affect" "Hughes' demotion did not affect his batting, however." 25 31 11 | "affect" "affect" "Their bearing, deportment, and behavior, both individually and collectively, will affect the return of their privileges." 82 88 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/affiliate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "In 2007, Pérez again pitched for Harrisburg and also for the Columbus Clippers, Washington's Triple-A affiliate in the International League." 103 112 3 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "January 2, 2013 - AM 610 becomes a full-time affiliate of the new CBS Sports Radio network." 45 54 4 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "22.3 would become an affiliate for Mexicanal in 2011." 21 30 5 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "In 2009 the name of the affiliate school was changed to The Dance Center of Oklahoma City Ballet." 24 33 6 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "WYKT is a CBS Sports Radio affiliate." 27 36 7 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "The site was funded through Amazon affiliate links." 35 44 8 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "It was the AAA affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds." 15 24 9 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "KKHY will start operations with an initial $15,000,000 budget and as an affiliate member of the Star Alliance group." 72 81 10 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "Today Delta Air Lines and their affiliate Delta Connection are the only air carriers flying between Huntsville and Atlanta." 32 41 11 | "affiliate" "affiliate_nou" "Throughout the station's history, it competed against Des Moines NBC affiliate WHO-TV." 69 78 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/aged.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "aged" "aged" "Ottey failed by 0.28 seconds to reach her eighth Olympic Games, aged 48 in 2008." 64 68 3 | "aged" "aged" "While working on a new novel, on 20 February 2009, Nolan died suddenly, aged 43." 72 76 4 | "aged" "aged" "In later life he resided at Pangbourne, Berkshire, and died in London in June 1946 aged 80." 83 87 5 | "aged" "aged" "Fane died on 13 December 2009, aged 82." 31 35 6 | "aged" "aged" "Bouie died aged 83 in June 2011 following a long illness." 11 15 7 | "aged" "aged" "Toward the beginning of 1993, Puccio (aged 20) began dating Lisa Connelly (aged 18)." 75 79 8 | "aged" "aged" "In May 1947, he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, commuted to 7 years and died in prison, aged 58." 96 100 9 | "aged" "aged_adj" "Moumita, though, takes good care of aged Pranabendu." 36 40 10 | "aged" "aged" "The effective literacy rate (i.e. the literacy rate of population excluding children aged 6 and below) is 62.16%." 85 89 11 | "aged" "aged" "Catherine Lydon, sister, unmarried, aged 18, birthplace Ireland." 36 40 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/aggregate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "Camardon had 41 caps for Argentina, from 1990 to 2002, scoring 10 tries, 49 points in aggregate." 86 95 3 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "The winning team typically takes an aggregate time of about 12 hours." 36 45 4 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "There are a number of items performed from which the aggregate is awarded." 53 62 5 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "This was the highest aggregate ODI score in England, and the third highest aggregate ODI score overall." 75 84 6 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "Proof66's aggregate rating ranks the spirit as the #3 vodka among all types of vodka." 10 19 7 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "Ferro Carril Oeste remains in Primera B Nacional after a 1-1 aggregate tie by virtue of a ""sports advantage""." 61 70 8 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "On Metacritic, the album holds an aggregate score of 59/100, indicating ""mixed or average reviews""." 34 43 9 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "The aggregate table is the sum of all points and results throughout the entire season, including Cuadrangulares and Finals." 4 13 10 | "aggregate" "aggregate_adj-nou" "The casualties in the brigade were 11 killed, 40 wounded, and 4 missing; aggregate, 55." 73 82 11 | "aggregate" "aggregate_vrb" "Higher concentrations of bleach are not more effective, and can cause some types of bacteria to aggregate and thus survive." 96 105 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/alternate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "He can construct and operate devices to view and traverse the timestream and alternate dimensions." 77 86 3 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "Throughout the film, these two realities are intermixed to produce an alternate reality." 70 79 4 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "Wang is an alternate member of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China." 11 20 5 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "On the 2012 compilation Cavaliers: An Anthology 1973-1974, an alternate mix of ""Mr. Soft"" appeared on disc three." 62 71 6 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "This issue was never addressed by the Russians; none of their Ilyushins of all types had installed alternate controls." 99 108 7 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "Within the Funkstown Historic District, the alternate route turns east onto Baltimore Street, then southeast onto Frederick Street." 44 53 8 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "Brady portrays both the prime and alternate versions." 34 43 9 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "An alternate routing turning north on Eliot towards Woodhaven Boulevard never operated." 3 12 10 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "In 2123, a triumphant Rico from an alternate universe was part of a pan-dimensional invasion of the regular Mega-City One." 35 44 11 | "alternate" "alternate_adj-nou" "He was an alternate for the Republic of Georgia at the 2008 Summer Olympics." 10 19 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/analyses.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "These simulations and analyses provide vital information in studying product and environmental effects on the human body." 22 30 3 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "The CAMPHOR questionnaire was developed by Galen Research in 2006 to allow for cost-utility analyses for treatments of PH." 92 100 4 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "Increasingly, awareness and realization that the evidence required for optimal coverage decisions involved analyses in cost-effectiveness as a fifth criterion." 107 115 5 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "However, many recent cladistic analyses found Ophthalmosaurus to nest in a clade with Acamptonectes and Mollesaurus." 31 39 6 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "In addition, the runs conceded by each bowler were not recorded so no analyses or averages can be computed." 70 78 7 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "However, some phylogenetic analyses continue to find support for the lepospondyl hypothesis." 27 35 8 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "The ESP also archives samples so that further analyses may be done after the instrument is recovered." 46 54 9 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "The Mechanical Flight Systems group performs structural calculations, aerodynamic and thermal analyses." 94 102 10 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "Carbon isotopic analyses of saturated and aromatic hydrocarbon fractions support hydrocarbon generation from a single-source unit." 16 24 11 | "analyses" "analyses_nou" "Some analyses see aspects of shamanism in his writing." 5 13 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/animate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "His first freelance job was to animate deaths for Gorilla 2: The Return, the sequel to Gorillas." 31 38 3 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "The Motion Capture, aka MoCap, allows users to motion track and animate their 3D characters easily." 64 71 4 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "Gould/SEL computers were used to animate the opening sequence for Steven Spielberg's television series ""Amazing Stories""." 33 40 5 | "animate" "animate_adj-nou" "Algonquian nouns have an animate/inanimate contrast: some nouns are classed as animate, while all other nouns are inanimate." 25 32 6 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "After viewing Duncan's online portfolio, LaPlegua quickly asked Duncan to animate the video." 74 81 7 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "It can also animate these plots using up to 23 variables and their corresponding sliders." 12 19 8 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "They no longer have to animate ""blind""." 23 30 9 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "It doesn't exist unless I animate it.""" 26 33 10 | "animate" "animate_vrb" "The film was created traditionally, with computer-generated imagery used to animate the title character and other effects." 76 83 11 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/approximate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "The sun indicator or hand gives an approximate indication of both the sun's azimuth and altitude." 35 46 3 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "All practical schedulers approximate GPS and use it as a reference to measure fairness.""" 25 36 4 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "The curling club moved to Victoria Street, on the approximate location of today's Supreme Court of Canada building." 50 61 5 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "Minnesota Functionals (Myz) are a group of approximate exchange-correlation energy functionals in density functional theory (DFT)." 43 54 6 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "The true position of these stars is only approximate to their theoretical equidistant rhumbs on the sidereal compass." 41 52 7 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "Repeat until an approximate minimum is obtained:Randomly shuffle examples in the training set." 16 27 8 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "They did this for a simple but approximate model of water called TIP5P/2005." 31 42 9 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "Within each subsection, changes are in approximate chronological order." 39 50 10 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "The exact position was not publicly disclosed, but a plaque marks the approximate location." 70 81 11 | "approximate" "approximate_adj-nou" "This corresponds to 180 kpc (600,000 ly) at an approximate distance of 55 kpc (180,000 ly)." 47 58 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/associate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "Tully Hall was designed by architect Pietro Belluschi, and associate architects Eduardo Catalano and Helge Westermann." 59 68 3 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "He served there until being elected to the Supreme Court in October 1873, serving as an Associate Justice until 1887." 88 97 4 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "He was accompanied by Peter Baynes and an American associate, George Beckwith." 51 60 5 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "When New Zealand First formed a coalition with the governing National Party, Kirton was appointed Associate Minister of Health." 98 107 6 | "associate" "associate_vrb" "Two dimers then associate into a tetramer." 16 25 7 | "associate" "associate_vrb" "Families may associate and bond with each other, forming what are known as bond groups." 13 22 8 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "After his departure to launch the children's Dreamcast magazine, Mr Dreamcast, associate editor Keith Stuart took over until issue 19." 79 88 9 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "Between 1984 and 1987, he served as an associate investigator at the Center for Ulcer Research and Education." 39 48 10 | "associate" "associate_vrb" "The GPIX cytoplasmic tail is short consisting of 8 residues and is not known to associate with intracellular proteins." 80 89 11 | "associate" "associate_adj-nou" "He was promoted to the rank of associate professor at Umm al-Qura in 2006, and currently teaches exegesis." 31 40 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/attribute.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Mesozoic fossil footprints are hardest to attribute." 42 51 3 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Individuals with high self-awareness attribute failure internally when they perceive a high probability of improvement." 37 46 4 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Contemporary Communist news sources attribute this decision to Fang Chih's ""deception""." 36 45 5 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "They attribute to mistranslation and as a later creation of the church." 5 14 6 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Some scholars attribute this to the fact that Jews are not expected to proselytize, derived from Halakha." 14 23 7 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Older chapbooks make no reference to the council, and attribute Jack's actions to a love for fantasy, chivalry, and adventure." 54 63 8 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Members offer testimonials during the Wednesday meetings about any success they attribute to Christian Science, including recovery from ill health." 80 89 9 | "attribute" "attribute_nou" "There is evidence that by-attribute processing is the preferred process for decision making (Arieli et al." 26 35 10 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "Agriculture officials attribute the success of the two trees that did flourish to Eliza Tibbets' care." 22 31 11 | "attribute" "attribute_vrb" "So some scholars were inclined to attribute them to the Alupa rulers." 34 43 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/august.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "august" "august" "20th CAG was reembarked during August, and Sydney exercised in Australian and New Guinea waters until late November." 31 37 3 | "august" "august" "Bangladesh toured Zimbabwe in August for a one-off Test and five ODIs." 30 36 4 | "august" "august" "Rehearsals were held from August to October in Mexico City." 26 32 5 | "august" "august" "In August a further invitation arrived, this time from the Elders and people." 3 9 6 | "august" "august" "His father died in a car crash in August." 34 40 7 | "august" "august" "In June 1968 ""Rivers Run Dry"" reached number 5 and ""Bless You"" reached number 6 in August." 83 89 8 | "august" "august" "In August, 1972, the 3830 controller was withdrawn from the market and replaced by the 3830 II." 3 9 9 | "august" "august" "The tournament starts at the beginning of the Scottish football season in August or September." 74 80 10 | "august" "august" "The nesting time is from July to August & egg laying from August to September." 58 64 11 | "august" "august" "In August of 2015, Legendary Entertainment's digital arm joined as Inkshares lead science-fiction-and-fantasy imprint." 3 9 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/axes.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "The forests were slowly cut down with axes." 38 42 3 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "Arthur held tea parties in the Throne Room and the Hall of the Double Axes, both subsequently rebuilt." 70 74 4 | "axes" "axes_nou" "The rotation can be in a single axis, or in multiple axes together." 53 57 5 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "Their training involves the use of daggers, swords, and axes, conducted exclusively outdoors and in all weather conditions." 56 60 6 | "axes" "axes_nou" "The long axes of the craters all pointed to the northeast." 9 13 7 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "Red Sanders Anti-Smuggling Task Force DIG Kantha Rao said that the ""smugglers"" attacked the team with sickles, rods and axes." 120 124 8 | "axes" "axes_nou" "The gyros were located under the seats, and had vertical axes, while Brennan used a pair of horizontal axis gyros." 57 61 9 | "axes" "axes_nou" "It has four axes of reflection symmetry, aligned with the gridlines and the diagonals, and rotational symmetry of order 4." 12 16 10 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "Finds included axes, spearheads, arrowheads, scapers, blades, and anvils, mostly of local shale but some also of obsidian." 15 19 11 | "axes" "axes_nou-vrb" "When the flock gets going, the courtyard gates open wide and axes are thrown." 61 65 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/bass.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "bass" "bass" "It was quickly announced that former Homie member Welsh would take over on bass for Weezer." 75 79 3 | "bass" "bass" "The vocals for us went hand-in-hand with the distorted bass guitar, distorted guitars and hyper-fast drumming""." 55 59 4 | "bass" "bass" "Additionally, Dinning is the uncle of Dean Dinning, bass guitarist for alternative rock band Toad the Wet Sprocket." 52 56 5 | "bass" "bass" "Bruno plays upright bass, guitar, a little banjo, ukulele, and mandolin." 20 24 6 | "bass" "bass" "He is quoted as saying that when he was young his hero was John Deacon, the bass guitarist of Queen." 76 80 7 | "bass" "bass" "The soundtrack also featured performances by Sargent's brother Lee and by Radiohead bass player Colin Greenwood." 84 88 8 | "bass" "bass" "The bass took 2 years to complete, earning it the nickname ""Slow Joe""." 4 8 9 | "bass" "bass" "His replacement was former Blodwyn Pig bass player Andy Pyle." 39 43 10 | "bass" "bass" "He can play drums, bass and keyboards." 19 23 11 | "bass" "bass" "That year, Midgard assigned its option to Richard Bass, William Herbert Hunt, and William Herbert Hunt Trust Estate." 50 54 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/blessed.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "Lipis was blessed with many types of minerals such as tin and gold, and products from the surrounding forests." 10 17 3 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "Parashurama blessed her, saying ""Dheergha Sumangali bhavah,"" or ""You will have your husband alive for your lifetime.""" 12 19 4 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "The doors were commissioned and blessed by Bishop Gaydos." 32 39 5 | "blessed" "blessed_adj" "After the Battle of Lepanto in 1521, Pope Pius V instituted the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mother of Victory." 77 84 6 | "blessed" "blessed_adj" "On September 3, 2011, the Cathedral played host to a Votive Mass in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary." 82 89 7 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "He was blessed with fertile farmland and adequate wealth." 7 14 8 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "The church was never blessed or consecrated (perhaps because the land was not given to the church)." 21 28 9 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "Mrukanda Maharishi and his wife Marudhvathi were blessed with son Markandeya Maharishi." 49 56 10 | "blessed" "blessed_vrb" "The St. Jude Annex was completed and blessed by Msgr." 37 44 11 | "blessed" "blessed_adj" "It is claimed that she developed a mysterious awareness of the Blessed Sacrament." 63 70 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/bologna.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "According to the Bologna system, program participants are required to gain 60 ECTS to complete the degree." 17 24 3 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "He was born in Medicina in the Province of Bologna, and trained at the Accademia Clementina, under Petronio Fancelli." 43 50 4 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "Ludovisi was born in 1561, son of Pompeo Ludovisi, a patrician of Bologna, and his wife Camillia Bianchini." 66 73 5 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "Casale was eventually released and returned to Bologna where he had great difficulty proving he was, in fact, Andrea Casale." 47 54 6 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "The faithful of Bologna organized a nationwide ""spiritual pilgrimage"" to the pope and the tombs of the apostles in 1873." 16 23 7 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "It is located around 12 kilometres (7 miles) away from Bologna, the capital of Emilia Romagna." 55 62 8 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "He is the Chairman of the Italian football club Bologna F.C. 1909." 48 55 9 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "Five artists from China took part in the art exchange in Rome and Bologna." 66 73 10 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "In 1991 he also exhibited Graphic Art and Paintings, in Bologna, Italy." 56 63 11 | "bologna" "bologna_geo" "He received his education at the Universities of Paris and Bologna." 59 66 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/bow.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "There were no reported casualties and she sustained minor damages to the bow." 73 76 3 | "bow" "bow_nou-knot" "The trams used a mixture of bow collectors and trolley poles." 28 31 4 | "bow" "bow_nou-knot" "Sometimes arm protection was removed so that a rider could draw their bow." 70 73 5 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "It has been long thought that a bow shock was present around the heliosphere of our solar system." 32 35 6 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "He previously topped the chart in 2006 as a featured artist on Bow Wow's ""Shortie Like Mine""." 63 66 7 | "bow" "bow_nou-knot" "Rama snatches the bow of Vishnu, strings it, places an arrow and points it straight at the challenger's heart." 18 21 8 | "bow" "bow_nou-knot" "The gaunt honesty of those projecting concrete frames carrying boxed-out bow windows persists." 73 76 9 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "There are also two 7.62 mm PKT machine guns in fixed mounts, one in each corner of the bow." 87 90 10 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "The SSK conversion included remodeling Cavalla's bow with addition of a curved bow adapted to mount a BQR-4 sonar system." 49 52 11 | "bow" "bow_nou-ship" "Charr fired two more torpedoes, one of which broke off Isuzu's bow." 63 66 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/buffet.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "They already run a buffet business but aspire to open their own restaurant." 19 25 3 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "The Aztec Inn also features a buffet and a business center." 30 36 4 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "Chicken nuggets, corn dogs and French fries are served in their children's menu as well as a ""kid size"" buffet." 104 110 5 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "Before World War II and shortly afterwards, the station had a ticket office, cash luggage, waiting room and a buffet." 110 116 6 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "Their supply offering ('smallwares') includes steam table pans, cookware, kitchen utensils, tabletop accessories, and buffet serving ware." 118 124 7 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "Borgata Buffet, a typical casino buffet, offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a Sunday brunch." 33 39 8 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "Customers have two options; ordering from the menu or (at designated times) eating from the buffet." 92 98 9 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "The music video for the song was filmed in black-and-white and features both artists singing around a buffet." 102 108 10 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "He founded the Anzac Buffet, which supplied more than a million free meals to Australian soldiers in London." 21 27 11 | "buffet" "buffet_nou" "This vehicle was fitted with a 6-cylinder Leyland O.350 diesel to power the air-conditioning, buffet and lighting." 94 100 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/celtic.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "celtic" "celtic" "In 2016 a group of well-wishers came together to mark his grave with a Celtic Cross." 71 77 3 | "celtic" "celtic_adj-nou-sports" "Celtic were the defending champions of the competition from the previous two seasons having defeated Rangers and Dundee United respectively." 0 6 4 | "celtic" "celtic" "The sinking is the subject of a song called ""Oceanos"" by Celtic rock band Coast." 57 63 5 | "celtic" "celtic" "The first known inhabitants were the Vettones, a pre-Roman Celtic people." 59 65 6 | "celtic" "celtic" "The name is probably a compound made up of a Celtic, Brythonic word with an Anglo Saxon, Old English word." 45 51 7 | "celtic" "celtic" "The word Amtmann is derived from ambet-ambachtos - ""one sent round"", Celtic: Latin ambactus ""envoy"", ""herold"", ""servant"", French, ambassadeur, ""ambassador""." 69 75 8 | "celtic" "celtic" "The exterior has some Celtic symbols such as the swastika and horned feet." 22 28 9 | "celtic" "celtic" "It has been argued that St Edmund's story was informed by common Celtic and Germanic notions of sacred kingship." 65 71 10 | "celtic" "celtic_adj-nou-sports" "On 31 minutes, Celtic doubled their lead." 15 21 11 | "celtic" "celtic" "Also, it has long been supposed that the influence of Celtic languages on Old English was slight." 54 60 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/close.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "close" "close_vrb" "Thus, the School Board had to close the school temporarily." 30 35 3 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "Retalhuleu, situated in the south, is close to the epicenter." 38 43 4 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "The exact reasoning for this disruption of the close association between cluster and vessels remains unknown." 47 52 5 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "Close to the east portals is a 130-foot (40 m) tunnel underpass carrying SW 18th Avenue." 0 5 6 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "Clarke was a close associate of Arthur Sullivan." 13 18 7 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "The tendency is aggravated by objects close to the eye, drawing focus closer." 38 43 8 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "It is close to the Bibi ka Alawa, HEH Nizam's Museum, Salarjung Museum." 6 11 9 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "Kohlmann claimed he was Fateh Kamel's ""right hand man"", and was also close to Abu el-Ma'ali." 69 74 10 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "The plan was to hide 500 infantry and horsemen in small groups close to the city." 63 68 11 | "close" "close_adj-nou" "It is close to Wilmslow Road in Rusholme." 6 11 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/combine.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Pierce, Garnett combine to halt Hornet's 5-game streak, Associated Press, March 28, 2008." 16 23 3 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Other experiments attempted to combine RF and visible excitation where the latter probed metal ions such as sodium." 31 38 4 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "The puzzle elements in the first few levels combine to form more complex puzzles as the game progresses." 44 51 5 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "He was recognized as an Academic All-Canadian, an award for student athletes who combine athletic excellence with strong academic performance." 81 88 6 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Hybrids-Electric vehicles (HEVs) combine the advantage of gasoline engines and electric motors." 33 40 7 | "combine" "combine_nou" "In 1977, International Harvester introduced the first Axial-Flow rotary combine." 72 79 8 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Warlocks combine weapons with special powers from ""the Traveler"", and are meant to be a form of ""space wizard""." 9 16 9 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "NBD-Rhodamine Energy Transfer: In this method, membrane labeled with both NBD (donor) and Rhodamine (acceptor) combine with unlabeled membrane." 111 118 10 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Others, such as Helck, Vandersleyen, Bennett combine some of these rulers with the Seventeenth dynasty of Egypt." 45 52 11 | "combine" "combine_vrb" "Manganese phosphates often combine with iron phosphates through paragenesis." 27 34 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/compact.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "N.9 was a compact biplane with single-bay wings of unequal span that folded back for shipboard stowage." 10 17 3 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "As the only officially released auto-focus Rokkor ever, this lens was incorporated into the Minolta TC-1 135 film compact camera." 114 121 4 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "This lighter staining is due to the less compact structure of euchromatin." 41 48 5 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "This example is a compact closed category." 18 25 6 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "Antlers of boreal caribou are flattened, compact, and relatively dense." 41 48 7 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "One can show that the compact subsets of Xc and X coincide and the induced topologies are the same." 22 29 8 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "Tracks from the album were released on Compact disc in 1999 on a compilation with her previous album." 39 46 9 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "The album was reissued in expanded form on compact disc in 2003." 43 50 10 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "Gebhardt stayed with the group for five years, releasing three compact discs." 63 70 11 | "compact" "compact_adj-nou" "Their shape accommodates large volumes while remaining compact, and their design has few protuberances." 55 62 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/compound.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "compound" "compound_nou" "The German name ""Tyrol"" was banned, likewise its derivants and compound words such as ""Tyrolean"" and ""South Tyrolean""." 63 71 3 | "compound" "compound_nou" "The compound can be reduced using sodium borohydride to give the lactone." 4 12 4 | "compound" "compound_nou" "Soon after this, the Pakistani tribes were evicted from Baramulla and President Jawaharlal Nehru himself visited the mission compound." 125 133 5 | "compound" "compound_nou" "His name is a made-up compound word of elephant and van." 22 30 6 | "compound" "compound_nou" "2,5-Dimethoxybenzaldehyde is an organic compound and a benzaldehyde derivative." 40 48 7 | "compound" "compound_nou" "It is located at the north end of the ranch compound, facing south." 44 52 8 | "compound" "compound_nou" "This compound showed high antifungal activity against Colletotrichum gloesporioides, a pathogenic fungus of papaya." 5 13 9 | "compound" "compound_nou" "In literature of the early 20th century, before the invention of compound bows, composite bows were described as ""compound""." 65 73 10 | "compound" "compound_nou" "Coyne lives on a compound of four houses in the same neighborhood in which he grew up." 17 25 11 | "compound" "compound_nou" "The Colonel James ""Nick"" Rowe Training Compound hosts SERE, SFAS, the Q Course and other training courses." 39 47 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/compress.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "compress" "compress_nou" "Most versions of Burow's solution can be used as a soak or compress." 59 67 3 | "compress" "compress" "Different mechanisms have been used to compress or expand the monolayers throughout the development of the LB trough." 39 47 4 | "compress" "compress" "Alternatively, a stationary or on-board compressor can compress air on demand, possibly requiring several hours." 55 63 5 | "compress" "compress" "As liquids are nearly impossible to compress, a hydraulic actuator can exert a large force." 36 44 6 | "compress" "compress" "The Americans began to compress the pocket while subjecting it to constant bombardment by artillery, mortars, and aircraft." 23 31 7 | "compress" "compress" "It can compress and decompress SIP messages using SigComp, which reduces the round-trip over slow radio links." 7 15 8 | "compress" "compress" "You then must compress the hydrogen and store it under high pressure in tanks, which uses more energy." 14 22 9 | "compress" "compress" "Fluid compression is negligible, while the tissue surrounding the organs of these animals will compress." 95 103 10 | "compress" "compress" "An individual can choose not to compress already compressed filenames based on their suffix as well." 32 40 11 | "compress" "compress" "An electric motor drives an anvil to compress a tablet at a constant rate." 37 45 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/conduct.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "Treaties defeated by the Senate: a study of the struggle between President and Senate over the conduct of foreign relations." 95 102 3 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "Arrests for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, fights, and drug possession were frequent and common." 44 51 4 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "Supervision over the rules of conduct in the IDF." 30 37 5 | "conduct" "conduct_vrb" "Mount Zion Christian Schools conduct most of their classes using direct teaching and Madeline Cheek Hunter's method." 29 36 6 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "Ambrose refused and was required to answer for his conduct before the council." 51 58 7 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "That Gordon realised his conduct had fallen much below what it might have been can be seen in his poems." 25 32 8 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "He was given a 25-year sentence for ""disorderly conduct"" and ""counter-revolutionary activities""." 48 55 9 | "conduct" "conduct_vrb" "Lecturers from various parts of the Philippines, particularly from Manila, are employed to conduct the classes." 91 98 10 | "conduct" "conduct_vrb" "GeoDa also is capable of producing histograms, box plots, Scatter plots to conduct simple exploratory analyses of the data." 75 82 11 | "conduct" "conduct_nou" "Six students were charged with disorderly conduct." 42 49 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/confines.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "confines" "confines_nou" "Their careers reveal the public acceptance of female management and authority within the confines of the tavern." 89 97 3 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "Secretive and cautious, the blue duiker confines itself to the forest fringes." 40 48 4 | "confines" "confines_nou" "He founded the city of Rhinocolura on the confines of Egypt and Syria, and was succeeded by Mendes, an Egyptian." 42 50 5 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "Jarvis confines Jamie and the Doctor to the sickbay." 7 15 6 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "It assists in the circulation of blood and protects and confines the visceral organs." 56 64 7 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "She wears a red flat hat over a small cap or caul that confines her hair." 55 63 8 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "The minister confines these problems to Lara, a member of the security forces." 13 21 9 | "confines" "confines_vrb" "This suggests the Van Allen belt confines antiparticles produced by the interaction of the Earth's upper atmosphere with cosmic rays." 33 41 10 | "confines" "confines_nou" "Aerial photographs as early at the middle 1950s showed circular crop marks within the confines of the hill fort." 86 94 11 | "confines" "confines_nou" "Also, time itself passes much differently within the confines of the Marvel Universe than it does in the real world." 53 61 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/conflict.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "The event was filmed almost 21 years after the Falklands Conflict." 57 65 3 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "He applied both Marxism and Conflict Theory to an examination of the cultural diversity of modern industrial society." 28 36 4 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "During the conflict, the IRA took on the role of policing in some Catholic/nationalist areas of Northern Ireland." 11 19 5 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Prior to the prolonged conflict, Girdi Kas was famous for its agricultural production." 23 31 6 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Thus, the conflict between Lithuania and Muscovy was only just beginning." 10 18 7 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Boniface VIII viewed conflict between England and France as a particularly grave matter." 21 29 8 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Armstrong had resigned from his employment with the War Office, so there was no longer a conflict of interest." 89 97 9 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Although based on The Gordin Cell, the Korean drama was tailored to the current North-South Korean political conflict." 109 117 10 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "Having had recently come out as bisexual, the revelation caused conflict with some of his loved ones." 64 72 11 | "conflict" "conflict_nou" "The outcome dictates how we refer to a given conflict." 45 53 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/conglomerate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "The American diversified multinational conglomerate is owned and chaired by American billionaire Bruce Wayne, who is also Batman." 39 51 3 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "Cofina (Euronext: CFN) is a Portuguese media conglomerate." 45 57 4 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "She studied business administration, intending to own a conglomerate of businesses geared towards motivational products and services." 56 68 5 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "The Hils Conglomerate Formation is a geologic formation in Germany." 9 21 6 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "The common contains deposits of puddingstone, a conglomerate rock formed during a period of global warming 60 million years ago." 48 60 7 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_vrb" "The pressure created heat which melted the silica and bonded the quartz and conglomerate together, creating Kittatinny Mountain." 76 88 8 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "There are three types of diversification: concentric, horizontal, and conglomerate." 70 82 9 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "Sonthi stopped short of threatening to nationalise the telecommunications conglomerate." 74 86 10 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "It is named after the conglomerate formations on its beach, which resemble a stone castle with large arches." 22 34 11 | "conglomerate" "conglomerate_adj-nou" "Ran the conglomerate with his elder brother before elder brother died." 8 20 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/conjugate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "In algebra, a conjugate is a binomial formed by negating the second term of a binomial." 14 23 3 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "This yields the conjugate base (stabilized by resonance structures) and thiocyanic acid." 16 25 4 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "The conjugate partition can be determined by a Ferrers diagram." 4 13 5 | "conjugate" "conjugate_vrb" "The English sing uses ablaut to conjugate to sang in the past tense and sung as the past participle." 32 41 6 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "Conversely, every 2-subnormal subgroup (that is, a subgroup that is a normal subgroup of a normal subgroup) is conjugate-permutable." 111 120 7 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "The pressure-volume conjugate pair is concerned with the transfer of mechanical or dynamic energy as the result of work." 20 29 8 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "The line joining two self-conjugate points cannot be a self-conjugate line." 60 69 9 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "The sacral angle is the angle formed by the true conjugate with the two pieces of sacrum." 49 58 10 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "In fact, it is true that for a finite group:Every maximal conjugate-permutable subgroup is normal." 58 67 11 | "conjugate" "conjugate_adj-nou" "The acid and conjugate base as well as the base and conjugate acid are known as conjugate pairs." 80 89 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/conscript.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Later conscript officers were introduced with ranks of fanrik to kapten." 6 15 3 | "conscript" "conscript_vrb" "During World War I, an act attempted to conscript Six Nations men for military service." 40 49 4 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Regional commanders control and administer bases, logistics, and housing, as well as conscript training." 85 94 5 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Peter ordered a yearly conscription of 40,000 serfs, one conscript for every nine to sixteen households." 57 66 6 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Introduced in 1983, it is awarded to hardworking conscript citizen-soldiers who performed well in their National Service term." 49 58 7 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Worthington noted with skepticism that American analysts accepted the claim that 19-year-old conscript Borekzai was the ""acting governor of Sheberghan""." 93 102 8 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "The Tunisian army is in part a conscript army." 31 40 9 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Following a change in government in 1954 conscript service was reduced to 18 months." 41 50 10 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Conscript units, however, were not deemed to be criminal as these individuals had no choice in becoming members." 0 9 11 | "conscript" "conscript_nou" "Harpviken fulfilled 12 months compulsory military service in 1981, and trained as a conscript sergeant with specialization in mortars." 84 93 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/console.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "console" "console_nou" "It was ranked as the eighth best game for a Nintendo console in Nintendo Power's ""Top 200 Games"" list." 53 60 3 | "console" "console_nou" "As of May 20, 2015, Google rebranded Google Webmaster Tools as Google Search Console." 77 84 4 | "console" "console_nou" "Tiger released a handheld game under the same franchise on the Game.com console." 72 79 5 | "console" "console_nou" "Murayama, Kawano and ten other employees were instead assigned with developing Konami's first games for Sony's upcoming console, the PlayStation." 120 127 6 | "console" "console_nou" "Many reviewers argued that the PC version should have received a port of the console versions instead." 77 84 7 | "console" "console_nou" "In 2004, Atari (now owned by Infogrames) released the first Atari Flashback console." 76 83 8 | "console" "console_nou" "He named the recorder ""The Octopus"" and the mixing console ""The Monster""." 51 58 9 | "console" "console_nou" "The console versions of the game feature 1993-94 rosters, and limited roster management functions." 4 11 10 | "console" "console_nou" "Both re-releases shared very limited success, and the console would be canceled in 2000, along with its exclusive internet service." 54 61 11 | "console" "console_nou" "Nintendo broadcast an ad showcasing its upcoming Nintendo Switch video game console." 76 83 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/consort.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "consort" "consort_nou" "Empress Kezuhun (可足渾皇后, personal name unknown) was an empress consort and empress dowager of the Chinese/Xianbei state Former Yan." 72 79 3 | "consort" "consort_nou" "According to Pausanias (ii.16.3), Arestor was the consort of Mycene, the eponymous nymph of nearby Mycenae." 50 57 4 | "consort" "consort_nou" "If the Consort visits a Serial Killer or a Werewolf (only during full moon), the Consort will die." 7 14 5 | "consort" "consort_nou" "Pedro was the cousin of Leonor Teles, the scandalous but powerful consort of King Ferdinand I of Portugal." 66 73 6 | "consort" "consort_nou" "The Baltimore Consort has been a leading early music ensemble for over twenty-five years." 14 21 7 | "consort" "consort_nou" "He then calls for the company of his favorite concubine, Consort Yu." 57 64 8 | "consort" "consort_nou" "In 1857, the Rector of South Kilworth wrote on Green's behalf to Albert, Prince Consort, enclosing a copy." 80 87 9 | "consort" "consort_nou" "Emperor Xianzong honored Emperor Shunzong as Taishang Huang (retired emperor), and Consort Wang as Taishang Huanghou (太上皇后, ""retired empress"")." 83 90 10 | "consort" "consort_nou" "He is often depicted with his consort, Rangjung Gyalmo." 30 37 11 | "consort" "consort_nou" "Eugénie de Montijo, last empress consort of the French, died here in exile in 1920." 34 41 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/construct.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "In 1999, Alan Gilbert hired Fitch to design and construct the interior of his New York apartment." 48 57 3 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "Business was good and in 1874 Briggs was able to construct a new building for the family business." 49 58 4 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "The crew from the new camp went on in 1942 to construct a campground at Graves Creek." 46 55 5 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "In December 2015 Alistair Freeports Limited injected $700,000 to construct an export processing zone around the port area." 65 74 6 | "construct" "construct_nou" "Named variables can be created by using the /a exch def construct." 56 65 7 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "The order to construct the ship was given by the Admiralty of the Meuse." 13 22 8 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "Male Hylodes dactylocinus construct an underwater chamber." 26 35 9 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "W.H. Campfield won the initial bid to construct the courthouse enclosure and that was completed by November 1886." 38 47 10 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "The company went on to construct 4 spheres in 2009 and then 3 more in 2010." 23 32 11 | "construct" "construct_vrb" "Vaibhav Vasind Hills has also planned a housing township which asserts to construct over 550 residential apartments." 74 83 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/consummate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "consummate" "consummate_adj" "Under the wings of Chinnammu Amma, Kalamandalam Sathyabhama and Kalamandalam Padmanabhan Nair she moulded in to a consummate performer." 114 124 3 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "Before they can officially consummate their relationship, John's family arrives and catches them trying to sneak out." 27 37 4 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "In 1992 Grupo Aeroméxico was among other investors that failed to consummate the acquisition of Continental Airlines." 67 77 5 | "consummate" "consummate_adj" "James Berardinelli thought that the explosions and fights were ""filmed with consummate skill, and are thrilling in their own right.""" 76 86 6 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "We wanted to consummate the new relationship by touring and having a relationship with them." 13 23 7 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "Ultimately, they decide to consummate their affair and wind up in a seedy hotel." 27 37 8 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "Yash and Maya consummate their marriage; however, this proves to be their first and last night together." 14 24 9 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "Charlie suggests going back to the party, but Ava suggests they consummate their marriage instead." 64 74 10 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "John A. Hardon, S.J., state that intercourse with contraception does not consummate a marriage." 73 83 11 | "consummate" "consummate_vrb" "Some time later, Ranveer and Rasal fall in love with each other; they consummate their marriage and she gets pregnant." 70 80 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/content.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "content" "content_nou" "Morphology and Galaxy Content"", The Astrophysical Journal, 736 (1): 51, arXiv:1105.1632, Bibcode:2011ApJ." 22 29 3 | "content" "content_adj-nou-vrb" "Eventually, this causes him to revert to his original personality and become content with who he is." 77 84 4 | "content" "content_nou" "This reduces the moisture content by 5% and prevents the pieces from sticking and flattening." 26 33 5 | "content" "content_adj-nou-vrb" "Not content with their own lands, they've come to steal mine!" 4 11 6 | "content" "content_nou" "However, in philosophy the term ""primitive notion"" has historical content." 66 73 7 | "content" "content_nou" "The whole refined cheese must have less than 50% of dry-matter content." 63 70 8 | "content" "content_nou" "Fresh growth of grass is sometimes high in prussic acid content and can cause poisoning of grazing livestock." 56 63 9 | "content" "content_nou" "The starchy crop with highest energy content per acre is cassava, which grows in tropical countries." 37 44 10 | "content" "content_adj-nou-vrb" "Kim also aims implicit criticism at people content with themselves, who achieve their success by trampling on others." 43 50 11 | "content" "content_nou" "CNHI newspapers are clustered in groups that cross-sell packages to advertisers and occasionally feature shared editorial content." 122 129 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/contest.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "contest" "contest_vrb" "He did no contest the seat in 1807, but was re-elected at the 1812 general election." 10 17 3 | "contest" "contest_nou" "She represented Sweden in Eurovision Song Contest 1987 with ""Boogaloo"" after winning Melodifestivalen 1987." 42 49 4 | "contest" "contest_nou" "The Snake River Stampede had its humble beginnings as a bucking contest in conjunction with Nampa's harvest festival." 64 71 5 | "contest" "contest_vrb" "It did not contest the 1937 partial elections in the north of the country." 11 18 6 | "contest" "contest_nou" "Czech Republic chose their entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 2008 through a national final, Eurosong, on 26 January 2008." 56 63 7 | "contest" "contest_nou" "During the Dionysia a contest took place between three plays, chosen by the archon eponymous." 22 29 8 | "contest" "contest_nou" "In 2008-2009 a national essay contest was sponsored with the First Freedom Center, Richmond, VA." 30 37 9 | "contest" "contest_nou" "The final of the 2014 contest was held at Christ Church, Oxford." 22 29 10 | "contest" "contest_vrb" "The party could not contest the May 17, 1959 legislative elections, having been formed too soon before the polls." 20 27 11 | "contest" "contest_nou" "Mothering Magazine announces winner of International Breastfeeding Icon Design Contest." 79 86 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/contract.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "contract" "contract_nou" "In January 2011 Johnson left Milton Keynes Dons when his contract was terminated by mutual consent." 57 65 3 | "contract" "contract_nou" "In October, it was announced that Schumacher's contract was extended to a three-year deal worth $31 million." 47 55 4 | "contract" "contract_nou" "Palladium Books issued a 2007 press release discussing this new contract: press release""What's getting made""." 64 72 5 | "contract" "contract_nou" "On June 9, 2013, Kuzmenkovs signed two year contract with Dinamo Riga." 44 52 6 | "contract" "contract_nou" "After being released from Paderborn on 7 July 2009, he signed a contract with Rot Weiss Ahlen two days later." 64 72 7 | "contract" "contract_nou" "His contract was nonguaranteed until January 10, 2009, after which time the contract would have been guaranteed." 76 84 8 | "contract" "contract_nou" "On 4 July 2011, N'Guémo moved from Nancy to Ligue 1 rivals Bordeaux, signing a three-year contract." 91 99 9 | "contract" "contract_nou" "On a multimillion-dollar NFL contract, Graham joined with the local New York Magpies club in fundraising activities." 29 37 10 | "contract" "contract_nou" "Any person producing information for the media is deemed a journalist, whether on a contract or freelancing." 84 92 11 | "contract" "contract_nou" "Following this, Cha signed a new contract with the club, signing a one-year contract extension." 33 41 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/contrast.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "The term is in conscious contrast to Asatru, the reconstructionist revival of medieval Norse polytheism." 25 33 3 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "In contrast to the street or public transit, the workplace cannot be entered for exposition anonymously and at any time." 3 11 4 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "The presenters typically wore casual clothes instead of formal suits, in contrast to the regular news broadcasts." 73 81 5 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "In seeming contrast to that realist predilection his style, though, should not be defined as realistic." 11 19 6 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "In contrast, Richard Eisenbeis of Kotaku felt that Kileak had ""tons of bad CG cut scenes""." 3 11 7 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "Conventional phase contrast microscopy is primarily used to observed unstained living cells." 19 27 8 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "By contrast, the two schemes the Court disapproved had overly broad eligibility criteria and then no discretion in sentencing." 3 11 9 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "Critics suggested that this was meant to stand in stark contrast to the sheer masculinity of the Spartan army." 56 64 10 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "Because of this, MRI is capable of differentiating one tissue from another; this provides ""tissue contrast.""" 98 106 11 | "contrast" "contrast_nou" "In contrast, the bush folk are portrayed as heroic figures.""" 3 11 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/converse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "converse" "converse_vrb" "There is a long-standing connection with Punch and Judy street puppet performers who traditionally used Polari to converse." 114 122 3 | "converse" "converse_vrb" "They do not attempt to converse with their partner during a song." 23 31 4 | "converse" "converse_adj-nou" "After his career ended, he went to work with the Converse shoe company, particularly with the Converse All-Star." 49 57 5 | "converse" "converse_adj-nou" "Carter is also believed to have designed the Converse House to which the c. 1738 ell is attached." 45 53 6 | "converse" "converse_adj-nou" "The converse is not true: most directed graphs are neither reflexive nor transitive." 4 12 7 | "converse" "converse_adj-nou" "As well, converse observations, as well as some historical events, have proven that this viewpoint is outdated and, overall, unsupported." 9 17 8 | "converse" "converse_adj-nou" "It was established by a group of Spartanburg residents and named after textile pioneer Dexter Edgar Converse." 100 108 9 | "converse" "converse_vrb" "We had to converse with her through her translator who was always on the sets.""" 10 18 10 | "converse" "converse_vrb" "Many educated Gibraltarians are able to converse in Received Pronunciation." 40 48 11 | "converse" "converse_vrb" "Of those, 18.9% identified with no other iwi, and 21.9% could converse in the Maori language." 62 70 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/convert.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "Johnson Motor Wheel was a kit to convert a bicycle into a motorized bicycle." 33 40 3 | "convert" "convert_nou" "A Nation challenged-the convert; Shoe-Bomb Suspect Fell in With Extremists." 24 31 4 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "It is nothing more than a disguised effort to missionize Jews and convert them to Christianity." 66 73 5 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "With the defeat of the Berber rebellion, none of the Jewish communities was initially forced to convert to Islam." 96 103 6 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "In 1992, after a long period of neglect, a redevelopment project was considered to convert the building into a hotel." 83 90 7 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "Captiva Software, also announced in October 2005, added image capture and scanning technologies to convert paper-based documents into digital formats." 99 106 8 | "convert" "convert_nou" "Another important convert was Baksaday-Dorji, the grandson of Ayuka Khan who adopted the Christian name, Peter Taishin." 18 25 9 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "It is difficult to convert mooney viscosity to other units because it is measured in torque." 19 26 10 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "The military issued field conversion kits (T17 and T18) to convert an M1 to an M2." 59 66 11 | "convert" "convert_vrb" "The first step is to convert P1 and P2 into their equivalent weak formulations." 21 28 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/convict.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "convict" "convict_nou" "The Convict Establishment was based in Fremantle, so Jewell was appointed to supervise the construction." 4 11 3 | "convict" "convict_vrb" "This is so because a grand jury cannot convict a defendant." 39 46 4 | "convict" "convict_nou" "Watermeyer had been an early supporter of the anti-government ""popular party"" since the 1850 Convict Crisis." 93 100 5 | "convict" "convict_nou" "On 10 July 1831, Nunukul warriors at Dunwich killed James Wood, a convict, in retribution for 'injuries suffered from Europeans'." 66 73 6 | "convict" "convict_vrb" "However, the court has been reluctant to convict on the word of a garda alone, without any corroborating evidence." 41 48 7 | "convict" "convict_nou" "This section was constructed in 1867 using convict labour, with the road base made from sections of tree trunks." 43 50 8 | "convict" "convict_nou" "The town has a monument that indicates that the highway was built by convict labor in 1925." 69 76 9 | "convict" "convict_nou" "It is based on the true story of Margaret Catchpole, an adventuress and convict." 72 79 10 | "convict" "convict_nou" "The prosecutor will order the police to arrest the convict, in order to execute the earlier written substitute imprisonment." 51 58 11 | "convict" "convict_nou" "The tracks were also not capable of handling the load of repeated convoys, despite deployment of convict labor for repairs." 97 104 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/coordinate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "Some Phalaenopsis species in Malaysia are known to use subtle weather cues to coordinate mass flowering." 78 88 3 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "They should also coordinate the whole youth level of the Austrian Army sports in their section." 17 27 4 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "Workers may arrange to coordinate their days off so that their responsibilities are adequately covered." 23 33 5 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "They would also coordinate the arrangements of their shows in order to avoid clashes." 16 26 6 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "Even this proved impossible to coordinate, and many ships wandered off on their own." 31 41 7 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "As Minority Whip, Humason will coordinate votes within the Senate Republican Caucus and assist the Minority Leader in developing policy." 31 41 8 | "coordinate" "coordinate_adj-nou" "The rotated coordinate system makes an angle with the original coordinate system." 63 73 9 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "The school continues to coordinate with Leicester City Council for admissions." 24 34 10 | "coordinate" "coordinate_vrb" "The generals defending Shuozhou and Yunzhou would be notified of the plan to coordinate activities." 77 87 11 | "coordinate" "coordinate_adj-nou" "Hence the ostensible fibre bundle TᵏM admits a local trivialization in each coordinate neighborhood." 78 88 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/correlate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "Brix is the measure of dissolved solids in the sap of fruits and plants that correlate with greater nutritive value." 77 86 3 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "Structural dynamics of synapses in vivo correlate with functional changes during experience-dependent plasticity in visual cortex." 40 49 4 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "Emotional factors have been found to correlate with sudden conversions." 37 46 5 | "correlate" "correlate_nou" "The current correlate was established by Zhang Cang upon the foundation of the empire." 12 21 6 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "When predictively profiling a situation, person or object one identifies suspicion indicators that correlate with an adversary's method of operation." 99 108 7 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "However they did correlate, but only faintly with measures of explicit self-esteem." 17 26 8 | "correlate" "correlate_nou" "It is believed that spontaneous activity in the denervated visual cortex is the neural correlate of visual hallucinations." 87 96 9 | "correlate" "correlate_nou" "The lightness correlate in CIELAB is calculated using the cube root of the relative luminance." 14 23 10 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "It has been suggested that dioecy in the genus may correlate with abiotic pollination in the cold environment." 51 60 11 | "correlate" "correlate_nou-vrb" "The divisions of labor within the nest correlate with the ages of the red paper wasps." 39 48 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/decrease.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "decrease" "decrease_vrb" "The secretion of insulin and the body's response to insulin decrease by 30%." 60 68 3 | "decrease" "decrease_vrb" "Rates of polygynous marriages decrease as education level and wealth level increase." 30 38 4 | "decrease" "decrease_vrb" "It can estimate the energy at highest and lowest discharge rate to decrease the error." 67 75 5 | "decrease" "decrease_nou" "The process is induced by a decrease in oxygen partial pressure in blood." 28 36 6 | "decrease" "decrease_nou" "It is helpful to associate changing electric currents with a build-up or decrease of magnetic field energy." 73 81 7 | "decrease" "decrease_nou" "Interestingly, the decrease in labor involvement of teenage children was correlated to higher rates of high school graduation." 19 27 8 | "decrease" "decrease_nou" "The population was 99 at the 2000 census and 81 at the 2010 census showing a decrease of 18." 77 85 9 | "decrease" "decrease_vrb" "Women's earnings in family income decrease as men's incomes increase." 34 42 10 | "decrease" "decrease_nou" "Change in storage space2.1 The decrease in space used to serve a value, when library systems are employed." 31 39 11 | "decrease" "decrease_vrb" "Reducing salt, sugar and fat, for the purpose of public health, had the potential to decrease palatability and profitability." 85 93 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/defect.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "defect" "defect_nou" "This can be compared to less than 0.5 % defect rate on normal bottles." 40 46 3 | "defect" "defect_nou" "Achieving pure stoichiometric compounds, and crystals with low defect density has proved difficult." 63 69 4 | "defect" "defect_nou" "Ambenonium is used to treat muscle weakness due to disease or defect of the neuromuscular junction (myasthenia gravis)." 62 68 5 | "defect" "defect_nou" "Natural history of secundum atrial septal defect in adults after medical or surgical treatment: a historical prospective study." 42 48 6 | "defect" "defect_nou" "If the entire population plays Tit-for-Tat and a mutant arises who plays Always Defect, Tit-for-Tat will outperform Always Defect." 80 86 7 | "defect" "defect_nou" "The complete elimination of film stress reduces the defect densities of the epi-InGaAs layer compared to straight GaAs." 52 58 8 | "defect" "defect_nou" "Again, since there is no imperfection in God, every concept of defect, privation, and limitation must be negated of God." 63 69 9 | "defect" "defect_nou" "Generally, normal development was seen in mice with an ID3 knockout, but they did have a defect in B-cell proliferation." 89 95 10 | "defect" "defect_nou" "An excess of fusel oils in whisky is considered a defect." 50 56 11 | "defect" "defect_nou" "In 2010, Sigma recalled some lenses due to a ""potential autofocus defect""." 66 72 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/degenerate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "degenerate" "degenerate_vrb" "Free beer would traditionally be distributed at these events, which would on occasion degenerate into drunken disorder." 86 96 3 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "The Nazi Ministry of Propaganda has planned an ""exhibition"" to burn ""degenerate art.""" 69 79 4 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "The people participating in Government in an organic manner, not by degenerate democracy.'" 68 78 5 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "Thirteen of her paintings were judged to be ""degenerate"" in 1937 by the Nazi regime and were confiscated." 45 55 6 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "However Hitler rejected all forms of modernism as ""degenerate art"", and the Nazi regime officially condemned Nolde's work." 51 61 7 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "The figure was exhibited in the National Socialism as ""degenerate"" and was probably destroyed latter." 55 65 8 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "The society of Bellamira is morally corrupt and profit-seeking, degenerate, cunning and violent." 64 74 9 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "One way of eliminating the degenerate conics is to blow up P⁵ along the Veronese surface." 27 37 10 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "These degenerate cases are usually only used when the summation notation gives a degenerate result in a special case." 6 16 11 | "degenerate" "degenerate_adj-nou" "That is non-degenerate means there are no non-zero such that for all." 12 22 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/delegate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "According to the delegate of the Police Section of Osasco, Carlos Eduardo Nunes had been charged for drug possession." 17 25 3 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "Iowa Democrats reported ""discrepancies in caucus results"" and confusion over the math of the delegate-awarding system." 93 101 4 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "He was a delegate to the 1904 Democratic National Convention and the secretary to the Democratic State committee in 1905." 9 17 5 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "He was ordained by the Apostolic Delegate with the orders of porter, lector, exorcist, and acolyte." 33 41 6 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "In November 2008, the Northern Mariana Islands held its first election for a delegate to the United States Congress." 77 85 7 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "Its principal policy-making body is the biennial National Delegate Conference." 58 66 8 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "In 1943, he was elected and served as a delegate to the first Pro Independence Congress." 40 48 9 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "He was an alternate delegate to the 1960 and 1964 Republican National Conventions." 20 28 10 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "In 1814 he was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention." 17 25 11 | "delegate" "delegate_nou" "Every 30 members can also elect a delegate who holds one vote in the congress." 34 42 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/deliberate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "deliberate" "deliberate_vrb" "Together, they deliberate on how services are delivered and pertinent human rights issues." 15 25 3 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "Lippmann's prescription in Drift and Mastery was deliberate and scientific governing, what he termed mastery." 49 59 4 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "He offers deliberate insults to Daniel Carpenter and offers to fight the young man." 10 20 5 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "The Squadron saw combat action in Operation Deliberate Force, Operation Deny Flight and Operation Decisive Endeavor." 44 54 6 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "It is therefore a deliberate attempt to sustain the society and culture that had been established at Khami." 18 28 7 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "Miller found it ""disheartening"" that Sandburg would try such a thing, unaware that this was a deliberate arrangement with Hollywood." 94 104 8 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "Homicide was noted for its deliberate lack of gun-play and car chases in favor of dialogue and story." 27 37 9 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "One of his aphorisms was ""unscrewing the inscrutable"" to describe a deliberate and careful thought process on complex matters." 68 78 10 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "This was left as a deliberate clue." 19 29 11 | "deliberate" "deliberate_adj" "This deliberate act of concealing or destroying the victim's body is known colloquially as lupara bianca." 5 15 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/desert.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "desert" "desert_nou" "The title is a play on the Desert Rats." 27 33 3 | "desert" "desert_nou" "They are in the Mojave Desert east of Lanfair Valley near the Colorado River and Nevada border." 23 29 4 | "desert" "desert_nou" "Now on foot, they walk through the desert." 35 41 5 | "desert" "desert_nou" "She was the executive producer of movies such as Frauds, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and Paws." 99 105 6 | "desert" "desert_nou" "Fallon's climate is typical of lower elevations in the western part of the Great Basin desert." 87 93 7 | "desert" "desert_nou" "In 1935, he accompanied an expedition to Australia's Great Sandy Desert to search for the ruins of a primordial civilization." 65 71 8 | "desert" "desert_nou" "Edwards Air Force Base, California Detachment 5 is located in the Mojave Desert 100 miles north of Los Angeles." 73 79 9 | "desert" "desert_nou" "Some mountain ranges rise up from the desert and receive more rainfall and cooler temperatures." 38 44 10 | "desert" "desert_nou" "They are distantly related to the Princes of the Desert and hold the White Crown of the Desert, the selej." 49 55 11 | "desert" "desert_nou" "Duroville is the nickname for the former Desert Mobile Home Park located in Thermal, California." 41 47 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/deviate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "Act permits Chancellor and cabinet to issue laws without a vote of Parliament and to deviate from the Constitution." 85 92 3 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "The Chiefs were forced to deviate from their game plan, and that hurt them." 26 33 4 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "For example, an employee, who chooses to deviate from the script, may fail to serve the customer correctly." 41 48 5 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "Once budget is approved, the Government has no right to deviate from these sanctions." 56 63 6 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "Its live performances did not deviate too far from the studio cut." 30 37 7 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "The details of the plot deviate significantly from the source novel." 24 31 8 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "The lake has an average elevation of 4,200 feet (1,300 m) which can deviate by 10 feet (3.0 m)." 68 75 9 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "It is tempting for the trader to deviate from the strategy, which usually reduces its performance." 33 40 10 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "At the interface, these values may deviate from those present within the bulk phases." 35 42 11 | "deviate" "deviate_vrb" "If an individual were to deviate from the normative behavior, they would then develop negative self-views." 25 32 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/diagnoses.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "The Research Diagnostic Criteria (RDC/TMD) allows for multiple diagnoses in an attempt to overcome the problems with other classifications." 63 72 3 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "They can show the cortical destruction of advanced osteomyelitis, but can miss nascent or indolent diagnoses." 99 108 4 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "81% of 439 individuals had been subjected to surgeries due to their intersex diagnoses." 77 86 5 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "The diagnoses that gave the actor a respite from the army, were cancelled." 4 13 6 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "The original clinical scales were designed to measure common diagnoses of the era." 61 70 7 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_vrb" "Richard collapses, and Mr Woodcourt diagnoses him as being in the last stages of tuberculosis." 36 45 8 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "His patients credited him for his clinical acumen in making complex diagnoses such as the rib tip syndrome." 68 77 9 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_vrb" "Villena diagnoses it as the sign of a refined hermit trying to hide his hyper-sensitivity and repressed desire for love." 8 17 10 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "Subsequent cases throughout the 20th century reflect advancements in diagnoses of both hearing loss and stroke." 69 78 11 | "diagnoses" "diagnoses_nou" "To exclude other differential diagnoses, a skin biopsy may be taken." 30 39 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/diffuse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "diffuse" "diffuse_vrb" "Oxygen is less able to diffuse into the blood, leading to hypoxia." 23 30 3 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "Also carried in the payload bay was the Diffuse X-Ray Spectrometer (DXS)." 40 47 4 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "Forewing: paling to whitish on the apex, with the black markings as on the upperside but somewhat blurred and diffuse." 110 117 5 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "The outer line is pale and diffuse." 27 34 6 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "The term ""diffuse"" has been called a misnomer, since injury is often actually multifocal, with multiple locations of injury." 10 17 7 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "In a few months these pioneers built a highly diffuse underground network." 46 53 8 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "In 2011, diffuse white plumes were seen rising from Anak Ranakah Dome, although no ash was detected." 9 16 9 | "diffuse" "diffuse_vrb" "The higher the diffusivity (of one substance with respect to another), the faster they diffuse into each other." 87 94 10 | "diffuse" "diffuse_vrb" "He called on members to seek to diffuse proper Italian fascist ideas wherever they were living." 32 39 11 | "diffuse" "diffuse_adj" "The third term corrects for the diffuse functions." 32 39 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/discard.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "He took a leading part in the vestiarian controversy, and persuaded the college to discard the surplice." 83 90 3 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "Custom Alarms creation and management are used to notify, acknowledge and discard for custom notifications flow." 74 81 4 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "He admitted to hoping it would be so bad that he could discard it after reading a few pages." 55 62 5 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "On arriving at the threshold of the church, pilgrims discard their robes at the midnight hour." 53 60 6 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "Each CobraNet device individually determines if it will use the bundle or discard it." 74 81 7 | "discard" "discard_nou" "The zone of assimilation and zone of discard are together called the zone of transition." 37 44 8 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "The time has come to discard old conceptions and look anew at Late Gothic architecture." 21 28 9 | "discard" "discard_vrb" "Or you can discard the liquid and use fresh water instead." 11 18 10 | "discard" "discard_nou" "That would force the declarer to choose a discard prematurely." 42 49 11 | "discard" "discard_nou" "However, not if the previous card on the discard pile is an Offensive card or a Defensive card." 41 48 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/discharge.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "In the face of arousal, ""discharge"" is facilitated to allow the client's body to return to a regulated state." 25 34 3 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "Meeker Run has a discharge of 320 gallons per minute during average flow conditions." 17 26 4 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "Owners, or operators of facilities, that discharge regulated waste are then required to secure discharge permits." 41 50 5 | "discharge" "discharge_vrb" "After the assault, Warren returns to work, determined to discharge Mateo from his department." 57 66 6 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "Adams joined the U.S. Army in 1944 and served for 30 months until his discharge in the summer of 1946." 70 79 7 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "Deep discharge below 0.5 V/cell may result in electrolyte leakage; little useful capacity exists below 0.9 V/cell." 5 14 8 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "Wilson joined the Camden Police Department after his discharge from the Air Force." 53 62 9 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "They played melodic, heavy and dark d-beat hardcore punk with various influences, mainly British bands Amebix, Discharge, Zounds, and Motorhead." 111 120 10 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "The door of drum can be opened fully and contains feed; wash, feed control and solids discharge components." 86 95 11 | "discharge" "discharge_nou" "The river's drainage basin covers 141 square kilometres and its average discharge is 0.7 cubic metres per second." 72 81 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/discount.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "discount" "discount_nou" "This also gives buyers access to a variety of discount schemes offered by Trenitalia." 46 54 3 | "discount" "discount_nou" "Discount items can include clothing, toys, flowers, and gifts." 0 8 4 | "discount" "discount_nou" "In March 2011, the Swiss discount supermarket, Denner, won a court battle with Nestlé over the sale of Nespresso-compatible capsules." 25 33 5 | "discount" "discount_nou" "Discount passes are available for grade school and higher education students." 0 8 6 | "discount" "discount_nou" "The government also sold a major part of its stock in Discount bank in 2006, and of Leumi in 2005." 54 62 7 | "discount" "discount_nou" "This is appealing to buyers because the credit is sold at a discount from face value." 60 68 8 | "discount" "discount_nou" "The accretion expense amounts to a change in the liability due to time and the discount rate applied." 79 87 9 | "discount" "discount_nou" "Wuhan Tong cardholders will receive a 20 percent discount on single ride fares." 49 57 10 | "discount" "discount_nou" "Many of these businesses are owned by immigrants and include restaurants, discount clothing stores, and automotive repair shops." 74 82 11 | "discount" "discount_nou" "The discount described as trade rate discount is sometimes called ""trade discount""." 4 12 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/document.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "document" "document_nou" "The person may ask the authority for the document in person or in writing." 41 49 3 | "document" "document_nou" "This document reports on New York's claim to this meeting taking place as having no documentary support." 5 13 4 | "document" "document_nou" "For example, a 1951 document mentions meetings between people representing the company and government officials." 20 28 5 | "document" "document_nou" "The document is kept by family's head, 'ketua RT' (head of neighborhood association) and 'desa' or 'kelurahan' office." 4 12 6 | "document" "document_vrb" "These eight students, through the initiative of NFB, have been selected to document this pivotal year of their lives." 75 83 7 | "document" "document_nou" "Ford was the ""center of attention"", and the resulting document known as the ""Palmdale statement""." 54 62 8 | "document" "document_nou" "Through its formatting and structure, asemic writing may suggest a type of document and, thereby, suggest a meaning." 75 83 9 | "document" "document_nou" "The arrival of SGML/XML as the document model made other typesetting engines popular." 31 39 10 | "document" "document_nou" "The document included commentary about his reporting and interview style being ""tricky"" and ""sensational." 4 12 11 | "document" "document_nou" "The template is resampled from this frame and the tracking continues until the template reaches the edge of the document." 112 120 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/dove.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "dove" "dove" "Avian life includes the corncrake, red-throated diver, rock dove, kittiwake, tystie, Atlantic puffin, goldeneye, golden eagle and white-tailed sea eagle." 60 64 3 | "dove" "dove_vrb" "At the finish line, he dove forward on the wet track to win the bronze by 0.04 seconds." 23 27 4 | "dove" "dove" "Crosby's poetry remained relatively conventional, ""still rhyming love with dove"", by her own admission." 75 79 5 | "dove" "dove" "The jambu fruit dove (Ptilinopus jambu) is a smallish colourful fruit dove." 70 74 6 | "dove" "dove" "Bird species in the park include the black hornbill, helmeted hornbill, common emerald dove, little cuckoo-dove and Bornean peacock-pheasant." 87 91 7 | "dove" "dove" "Until recently it was considered conspecific with the Mindanao brown dove and collectively called the dark-eared brown dove." 69 73 8 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/duplicate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "The object of duplicate poker is to win more chips than your opponents sitting in corresponding seats at other tables." 14 23 3 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "Shortly thereafter, his evil or 'other' duplicate arrives seeking pleasure, drink, women, and command." 40 49 4 | "duplicate" "duplicate_vrb" "Centralized storage eliminates the need to duplicate files across devices or wait for files to become synchronized." 43 52 5 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "Then a robbery happens and Arun (Ajay Devgan) is the robber who is the duplicate of Vishal." 71 80 6 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "The machine, although made in 1886, was a duplicate of one made earlier but taken to Europe by Chichester Bell." 42 51 7 | "duplicate" "duplicate_vrb" "Do you know how debilitating it is to sit up and have to duplicate somebody else's records?" 57 66 8 | "duplicate" "duplicate_vrb" "Tangram has a wide range of attacks, and can even duplicate the player's virtuaroid to obscure attacks." 50 59 9 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "The first seal engraved was essentially a duplicate of the Great Seal of the United States." 42 51 10 | "duplicate" "duplicate_vrb" "These materials could also be accessed on the Internet, allowing others to view and duplicate these images." 84 93 11 | "duplicate" "duplicate_adj-nou" "The 183rd Brigade was part of the 61st Infantry Division (duplicate formation of the 48th (South Midland) Division)." 58 67 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/elaborate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Mayrinax Atayal has an elaborate case marking system." 23 32 3 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Rosas created an elaborate cult of personality, presenting himself as an almighty and fatherlike figure who protected the people." 17 26 4 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Despite requesting a quiet funeral without pomp and ceremony, the event was elaborate and attended by the Prince of Moldovia." 76 85 5 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "The hangar is noted for its architecture, especially its elaborate towers, tile roofs and arches." 57 66 6 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "It features elaborate terra cotta, which was produced locally by the Corning Brick and Terra Cotta and Tile Company." 12 21 7 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Often, outsider art illustrates extreme mental states, unconventional ideas, or elaborate fantasy worlds." 80 89 8 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "His style is especially distinguished by the elaborate, and often brilliantly colorful, patterns on the courtesan's kimono." 45 54 9 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Series II was generally more visually oriented, featuring elaborate outdoor backgrounds and neatly written, minimalist dialogue." 58 67 10 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "Solange and Claire are two housemaids who construct elaborate sadomasochistic rituals when their mistress (Madame) is away." 52 61 11 | "elaborate" "elaborate_adj" "The Sufi brotherhoods or tariqas in Senegal are organized in elaborate hierarchies." 61 70 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/entrance.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "Here the chancel terminates in an apse and the west has overlapping arcading and chevron decoration over the entrance door." 109 117 3 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "The entrance to the emergency room known as ER-7 is accessible from Greenspring Avenue." 4 12 4 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "In 1920 Maianbar was beached at the entrance to Macleay River and took a month to be re-floated." 36 44 5 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "Doctor 3: Right ramp, left entrance lane, and upper right loop, in that order." 27 35 6 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "The Grand Staircase (Festtreppe) with its appurtenances leads from the Entrance Hall up to the Upper Lobby." 71 79 7 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "The single-door entrance is framed by columns in the Doric order, a semicircular pediment and sidelights." 16 24 8 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "The front elevation is symmetrical about a central entrance and has a stepped parapet finished with a decorative moulding." 51 59 9 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "Entrance is free, opening times vary throughout the year." 0 8 10 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "The windows are Tudor and the entrance porch has a granite doorway with an inscription of 1642." 30 38 11 | "entrance" "entrance_nou" "He was responsible for the addition of the Woodville Gate, now known as the Entrance Gate." 76 84 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/escort.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "escort" "escort_vrb" "Tear then decides to escort Luke back to the manor in Kimlasca-Lanvaldear." 21 27 3 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Cubitt was assigned to Nore Command, serving in the 21st Escort Group based at Harwich." 57 63 4 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Tigranes escaped capture with a small escort." 38 44 5 | "escort" "escort_nou" "The convoy escort was ineffective in guarding against the attack." 11 17 6 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Her duties included escort of convoys through the Gulf of St. Lawrence." 20 26 7 | "escort" "escort_vrb" "Through D-Day and the summer of 1944, Reeves continued to escort fast convoys." 58 64 8 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Eventually, the destroyer escort picked up the ship's survivors and later transferred them to Crescent City (APA-21)." 26 32 9 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Escort, nevertheless, allowed the IDF to carry out Operation Raviv, a highly successful 10-hour raid on Egypt's Red Sea coast." 0 6 10 | "escort" "escort_nou" "Following repair, she departed Cairo late in June to resume escort duty for convoys bringing supplies to forces besieging Vicksburg." 60 66 11 | "escort" "escort_vrb" "King Charles of Naples rode up to Viterbo to meet the new Pope and escort him to Rome." 67 73 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/estimate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "It is carried by approximately 110 million European men (2010 estimate)." 62 70 3 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "Koenraad M. R. Audenaert, ""A sharp continuity estimate for the von Neumann entropy"", J. Phys." 46 54 4 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "An estimate of the cost of such an undertaking was $500,000." 3 11 5 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "Thus the number of 13,500 executed people seems to be a low-end estimate of the real number." 64 72 6 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "The patrol brought back to the Union Army commanders an exaggerated estimate of Confederate strength at Fairfax Court House." 68 76 7 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "The school district covers 21 square miles (54 km²), an area encompassing 13,225 people (2004 Census Bureau Estimate)." 109 117 8 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "The new plant will be called the American Centrifuge Plant, which has an estimate cost of 2.3 billion USD." 73 81 9 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "The remaining distance is an estimate based on map scale and ruler." 29 37 10 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "Some estimate suggests 40 percent of displaced people are of tribal origins (Fernandes, 2008)." 5 13 11 | "estimate" "estimate_nou" "His original estimate of 1834 of £894,874 was amended to £1,507,753 in 1836." 13 21 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/excuse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "Films in this genre are an excuse for showing scenes involving nude or semi-nude women." 27 33 3 | "excuse" "excuse_vrb" "The Monitor believed that ""underappreciated at the box office, this film is, excuse the pun, quietly powerful.""" 77 83 4 | "excuse" "excuse_vrb" "In their view nothing can excuse terrorism." 26 32 5 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "Automatism can be seen variously as lack of voluntariness, lack of culpability (unconsciousness) or excuse (Schopp)." 100 106 6 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "Cox believed that industrial progress such as railroads and telegraph lines were no excuse to break treaties with the Indians." 84 90 7 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "I'm not offering any excuse, I'm heartily sorry,"" Thigpen told the judge at sentencing." 21 27 8 | "excuse" "excuse_vrb" "It was released on February 14, 2013, as the second single from his debut studio album Excuse My French (2013)." 87 93 9 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "He established garrisons with the excuse that they were for protection against the Carthaginians." 34 40 10 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "Under time constraints, Rockwell made every excuse to avoid all other distracting assignments." 44 50 11 | "excuse" "excuse_nou" "The other lords in the Welsh Marches resented this seizure, feeling that the king's excuse for it was not applicable." 84 90 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/exploit.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "As examples, Enterprise PL/I, XL C, and the z/OS Java BigDecimal class can exploit hardware decimal floating point." 75 82 3 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "Attempts to exploit these fungi as biological control agents against agriculturally harmful nematodes have generally been unsuccessful." 12 19 4 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "People exploit the DUFF to get to the popular people." 7 14 5 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "The symbolism of terrorism can exploit human fear to help achieve these goals." 31 38 6 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "In 1841 Richard Lewis joined Coffin in trying to exploit the region with his level built at Cymmer." 49 56 7 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "Shajar grew up in poverty and soon learnt to exploit her dazzling beauty in exchange for power and wealth." 45 52 8 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "Many specialized dienes have been developed to exploit this reactivity for the synthesis of natural products (e.g., Danishefsky's diene)." 47 54 9 | "exploit" "exploit_nou" "The second version of the exploit, called Ninjhax 2, works on system versions 9.0 and above." 26 33 10 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "The engine was designed to exploit a perceived ""loophole"" that existed in USAC's rulebook since 1991." 27 34 11 | "exploit" "exploit_vrb" "They are clever in political affairs and exploit human principles on an intellectual level." 41 48 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/export.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "export" "export_nou" "The export of yerba mate and valuable wood products maintained the balance of trade between Paraguay and the outside world." 4 10 3 | "export" "export_vrb" "Recently Kyrgyzstan concluded accords to export meat to Saudi Arabia from September, 2012." 41 47 4 | "export" "export_nou" "In recent years they've become increasingly scarce in the pet industry, due to restrictions on import/export trading." 102 108 5 | "export" "export_nou" "The company Hvalur H/F hunts Fin whales, mainly for international export." 66 72 6 | "export" "export_nou" "Most of Jamaica's coffee production is grown for export." 49 55 7 | "export" "export_nou" "To support the trade, Dmitry Medvedev authorized a state export subsidy of 40 US dollars per metric ton." 57 63 8 | "export" "export_nou" "The EU argued that the ETI effectively retained the export subsidy, albeit under a different name." 52 58 9 | "export" "export_nou" "Interestingly, in the mouse, iRhoms are key trafficking chaperones required for the ER export of ADAM17/TACE and its maturation." 87 93 10 | "export" "export_nou" "An export to blog feature allows for a 1-click publication on the web of a figure." 3 9 11 | "export" "export_nou" "The plantations grew tobacco, indigo and rice for export, and raised most of their own food supplies." 50 56 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/expose.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "Concurrent Collections (known as CnC) is a programming model for software frameworks to expose parallelism in applications." 88 94 3 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "He also bullies workers, especially Lois Lane, who threatens to expose him as the Kingpin." 64 70 4 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "By expecting publick good from private virtue, we expose ourselves to publick evils from private vices.""" 50 56 5 | "expose" "expose_nou" "The channel's biggest expose so far is about a casino which was established in Poro, San Fernando City, La Union." 22 28 6 | "expose" "expose_nou" "Heidi later forgives Carl and Mitzeee confesses that Carl's past with Trish forced the expose." 87 93 7 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "It clearly expose this new interactive technology with content feeding and feedback through global networking." 11 17 8 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "Figaro, Susanna, and the Countess conspire to embarrass the Count and expose his scheming." 70 76 9 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "Often quarterbacks do not wish to expose themselves to the increased risk of injury associated with the play." 34 40 10 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "Classes in studio and location lighting expose students to daylight, tungsten, quartz and electronic flash options." 40 46 11 | "expose" "expose_vrb" "Her Grecian-Roman costume is revealing, and her sandals expose her feet." 56 62 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/extract.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "extract" "extract_nou" "To keep the chocolate extract in suspension and make the liqueur thicker, glycerine may be added." 22 29 3 | "extract" "extract_nou" "Major industries include the canning, juicing and extract of citrus fruit and other produce." 50 57 4 | "extract" "extract_vrb" "Hydrogenation and thermal dissolution (reactive fluid processes) extract the oil using hydrogen donors, solvents, or a combination of these." 65 72 5 | "extract" "extract_vrb" "Clef-back antelopes are ruminants, so they have four-compartmented stomachs through which their food passes to extract its maximum nutritional content." 111 118 6 | "extract" "extract_vrb" "In the synoptic scale interpretation, the user can extract the wind at different levels over the radar coverage region." 51 58 7 | "extract" "extract_vrb" "The skydiver may attempt to extract the pilot chute or clear the entanglement." 28 35 8 | "extract" "extract_nou" "The 50% inhibitory concentration (LD₅₀) of the extract against Entamoeba histolytica was 33 µg/mL." 51 58 9 | "extract" "extract_nou" "An extract from the boiled bark has been used to flavour tea." 3 10 10 | "extract" "extract_vrb" "It may highly reduce the country's ability to extract financial resources on international basis." 46 53 11 | "extract" "extract_nou" "It is Malt extract medium modified by the addition of Yeast extract and peptone." 60 67 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/fragment.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "II 244) is a fragment describing a transfer of cattle, written in Greek." 13 21 3 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "Macalister could make neither head nor tail of it, and declared it to be an ancient fragment of druidic lore." 84 92 4 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "One story from the sequence, the fragment ""The House of Haon-Dor,"" is omitted." 33 41 5 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "The following code fragment connects to the Keyword Services Platform server and uses the keyword term forecast Web service." 19 27 6 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "The measurements of the fragment are 344 by 119 mm." 24 32 7 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "She loses the Phoenix fragment after Spider-Man baits her and Colossus into taking each other out." 22 30 8 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "In the presence of pathogen the fragment C3b binds to microbial cell-surface through the newly showed thioester bond." 32 40 9 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "Angiostatin is a 38 kDa plasminogen fragment with angiogenesis inhibitor activity." 36 44 10 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "Early Neanderthal jaw fragment, c. 230,000 years old." 22 30 11 | "fragment" "fragment_nou" "The centaur fragment is 45 cm by 55 cm, warrior's face fragment is 48 cm by 52 cm." 55 63 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/frequent.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "Rogge also was a frequent presenter at the seminars of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE)." 17 25 3 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "The hottentot is a frequent host of the parasitic isopod Anilocra capensis." 19 27 4 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "It is developed in various keys, with frequent modulations into the minor and to other remote keys." 38 46 5 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "It stars Tisa Farrow, Ian McCulloch and Richard Johnson, and featured a score by frequent Fulci collaborator Fabio Frizzi." 81 89 6 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "McGathy became a frequent guest and ""comptroller"" on the Harmontown podcast." 17 25 7 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "Sonia Grande, another frequent collaborator, was responsible for the film's costume design." 22 30 8 | "frequent" "frequent_vrb" "Not just domestic tourists but foreign tourists too frequent the 1,250-square-metre (13,500 sq ft) lot by the shore." 52 60 9 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "His articles have been published around the world and is a frequent speaker at a variety of conferences." 59 67 10 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "His popularity grew with his frequent appearances on CBS-TV's The Ed Sullivan Show in the 1950s and 1960s." 29 37 11 | "frequent" "frequent_adj" "He made frequent appearances on The Tonight Show." 8 16 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/graduate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "She is post graduate diploma in Business Administration." 12 20 3 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "Duncan married another graduate of the Washington University, Herb Duncan." 23 31 4 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "She was also the first female graduate of Washington University." 30 38 5 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "In 1936, he was among the first group of students to enroll in the Fine Arts Graduate Center at NYU." 77 85 6 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "Gilpin is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy (class of 1969) and Harvard University (class of 1973)." 12 20 7 | "graduate" "graduate_vrb" "He went on to graduate from Harvard University in 1907 and from Harvard Law School in 1910." 14 22 8 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "In 1962, he became Director of the Division of Graduate Programs in Art and Design at Pratt Institute." 47 55 9 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "Bellairs is a 1979 graduate of Warren Wilson College, and received his master's degree from Western Illinois University in 1981." 19 27 10 | "graduate" "graduate_vrb" "When she was eighteen, in 1990, Eastwood enrolled at UC Santa Barbara (did not graduate) to study acting." 79 87 11 | "graduate" "graduate_adj-nou" "In 2009, with the addition of graduate programs, the company was renamed to Herzing University." 30 38 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/house.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "house" "house_nou" "It was released in 1975 by Arkham House in an edition of 4,288 copies." 34 39 3 | "house" "house_nou" "Paran Bandopadhyay As Avinash Babu, owner of Mahamaya Studio Supplies and Auction House." 82 87 4 | "house" "house_nou" "Bradley House, the seat of the Duke of Somerset, is adjacent to the village." 8 13 5 | "house" "house_nou" "Today, in addition to being a historic house, The Mount is a major attraction in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts." 39 44 6 | "house" "house_nou" "Freedom House demanded immediate information about where and why the scholar was held by the authorities." 8 13 7 | "house" "house_nou" "Walz serves on the House Agriculture Committee, Committee on Veterans' Affairs, and the Armed Services Committee." 19 24 8 | "house" "house_nou" "The two stalk to different parts of the house with no decision resolved." 40 45 9 | "house" "house_nou" "The site of the manor house is marked by a plaque on number 22 Eddisbury Avenue." 22 27 10 | "house" "house_nou" "The house was a two-storey building built of white pine in the Greek Revival style." 4 9 11 | "house" "house_nou" "Barnsley was served by three railway companies: L&Y, GCR, and Midland; and by two stations: Exchange and Court House." 111 116 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/impact.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "impact" "impact_nou" "Three teams who were among the pre-season title favourites failed to make an impact in the title race." 77 83 3 | "impact" "impact_vrb" "Reviews development plans that may impact unrecorded burials." 35 41 4 | "impact" "impact_nou" "These theories had little impact in Japan, although recently they were translated into Japanese and published in Japan." 26 32 5 | "impact" "impact_nou" "The environmental impact of cleaning agents is diverse." 18 24 6 | "impact" "impact_nou" "The impact of the attacks remains unclear." 4 10 7 | "impact" "impact_nou" "Impact surveys assess the socio-economic impact of the mine contamination and help assign priorities for the clearance of particular areas." 41 47 8 | "impact" "impact_nou" "Federal funding is still not approved; the Environmental Impact study must be complete." 57 63 9 | "impact" "impact_nou" "Gaming fans have also recently made a big impact on content developers." 42 48 10 | "impact" "impact_nou" "The privacy safeguards and rules can be found in the RTIC specification and the TSA RT Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)." 95 101 11 | "impact" "impact_nou" "For its first decade, it had rather limited impact outside of aerospace work." 44 50 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/implant.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "implant" "implant_nou" "These are usually called prosthetic implant abutments." 36 43 3 | "implant" "implant_nou" "Those who received cochlear implant stimulation in early childhood (younger than 3.5 years) had normal P1 latencies." 28 35 4 | "implant" "implant_vrb" "He does as his father instructs as Stephen had reprogrammed the Intersect to remove the Intersect data, not implant it." 108 115 5 | "implant" "implant_nou" "The consequences of implant failure depend on the nature of the implant and its position in the body." 64 71 6 | "implant" "implant_nou" "In 2015, Stanton Fisher represented numerous women with Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) implants in UK and Ireland." 61 68 7 | "implant" "implant_nou" "The implant was approved in Europe in 2009." 4 11 8 | "implant" "implant_nou" "Assessment of dental implant stability in osseodistraction-generated bone: a resonance frequency analysis." 21 28 9 | "implant" "implant_nou" "In 2004, Bill Steinberg received a cochlear implant to improve his hearing." 44 51 10 | "implant" "implant_nou" "Conventional textured or coated implant surfaces are designed to achieve bone-to-implant contact, which is called ongrowth." 81 88 11 | "implant" "implant_nou" "The incidence of hip dislocation following hip replacement surgery greatly depends on patient, surgical and hip implant factors." 112 119 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/implement.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "It is also possible to implement a flat frequency response attenuator." 23 32 3 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "Guerrero's death due to his drug addictions caused WWE to implement WWE Wellness Policy to prevent wrestlers from taking drugs." 58 67 4 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "Using tunnel mode capability, firewall can be used to implement VPNs." 54 63 5 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "It would appear that the technology of the era was not able to implement this technique as well as required." 63 72 6 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "West Manheim Elementary School received $5,095 to implement a Fitness Fundamentals program." 50 59 7 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "In November 2008, the EU accepted the demand of Serbia not to implement the plan of Ahtisaari through EULEX." 62 71 8 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "The objective is to implement an Algorithmic Skeleton-based parallel version of the QuickSort algorithm using the Divide and Conquer pattern." 20 29 9 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "NIMH (National Institute of Mental Health) continued to implement recommendations issued by these Workgroups." 56 65 10 | "implement" "implement_nou" "Along with his father, he operated George Dow and Sons Mill, and later the Cockshutt farm implement business." 90 99 11 | "implement" "implement_vrb" "If using the clone() inherited from Object, the class must implement the Cloneable interface to allow cloning." 59 68 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/import.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "import" "import_vrb" "Gephi can also import data to social networks also Facebook or Twitter and generate a graph and clusters." 15 21 3 | "import" "import_nou" "As a CD, this album is currently only available as an import from Canada and Japan." 54 60 4 | "import" "import_nou" "Import scene /JDM: Japanese Scene that uses Japanese vehicles, aftermarket parts and Race details." 0 6 5 | "import" "import_nou" "The textile industry now has representation in the Export-Import Bank Advisory Committee." 58 64 6 | "import" "import_nou" "During the final phase of French colonial interests in North America, St. Esprit was a fishing enclave of moderate import." 115 121 7 | "import" "import_nou" "Ningbo is a growing economic port which provides import and export routes for neighboring provincial cities." 49 55 8 | "import" "import_nou" "Ford responded by asking the U.S. government to place import quotas on Japanese cars." 54 60 9 | "import" "import_vrb" "Both the Harwell-Boeing and Matrix Market formats are supported to import and export user data." 67 73 10 | "import" "import_vrb" "Civilians Cannot import or order Airsoft Weapons, only weapon stores can import them as Air Guns." 73 79 11 | "import" "import_nou" "The degree of ""knock-down"" depends on the desires and technical abilities of the receiving organization, or on government import regulations." 122 128 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/incense.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "incense" "incense_nou" "Traditionally, the Benzoin resin and resin obtained from the Commiphora wightii tree were used as incense in ancient India." 98 105 3 | "incense" "incense_nou" "Currently, more effective pyrethroid-based mosquito repellent incense is widely available in Asia." 62 69 4 | "incense" "incense_nou" "Another tradition developed that gold represented virtue, incense prayer, and myrrh suffering." 58 65 5 | "incense" "incense_nou" "The tree is known as halmaddi in India, where its resin, also called halmaddi, may be used in incense." 94 101 6 | "incense" "incense_nou" "It wafts of the incense of scholarship for its own sake." 16 23 7 | "incense" "incense_nou" "All buildings had stucco floors and stone furnaces, probably used for cooking, burning incense or as room heating stoves." 87 94 8 | "incense" "incense_nou" "Incense is believed to have physiological and psychological benefits." 0 7 9 | "incense" "incense_nou" "He set up tables with incense and candles on a street corner as offerings to the book." 22 29 10 | "incense" "incense_nou" "The method included cutting a set length of thick incense bars and manually winding them." 50 57 11 | "incense" "incense_nou" "Tibetan incense refers to a common style of incense found in Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan." 8 15 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/incline.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "incline" "incline_nou" "This would allow the paving equipment to pave the banking without slipping or rolling down the incline." 95 102 3 | "incline" "incline_nou" "Nearing the end, the incline returns to normal, bringing hikers back to the bridge area." 21 28 4 | "incline" "incline_nou" "In 1864 the Diffwys Incline was laid, connecting the quarry with the Ffestiniog Railway's Duffws terminus in Blaenau Ffestiniog." 20 27 5 | "incline" "incline_nou" "On 3 October 1859, the boiler of a locomotive exploded at Falmer Incline." 65 72 6 | "incline" "incline_vrb" "Around 1908, he started composing his own music, and at the same time he began to incline to cabaret activities." 82 89 7 | "incline" "incline_nou" "Eventually it was decided that the incline could be worked by a system of ' banking engines'." 35 42 8 | "incline" "incline_nou" "The incline ended at the top of the hill, along Meadville Street." 4 11 9 | "incline" "incline_nou" "This was constructed beside the original exit incline to Cwm Orthin." 46 53 10 | "incline" "incline_nou" "The ground's incline is so gradual that guests do not realize they are ascending to the second and third stories." 13 20 11 | "incline" "incline_nou" "The maximum incline is 6% but there is no rack-and-pinion used." 12 19 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/increase.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "increase" "increase_nou" "Another result of the increase in foreign travel is the growth of trade between nations." 22 30 3 | "increase" "increase_vrb" "Night markets can increase profitability and often bring secondary type of consumers that are different from the daytime consumers." 18 26 4 | "increase" "increase_nou" "The net result seems to have been an increase, not decrease, in TBI." 37 45 5 | "increase" "increase_vrb" "As a result, he was able to increase membership from 537, to 4,500, by 1906." 28 36 6 | "increase" "increase_vrb" "In an effort to increase circulation of the magazine, he purchased the St. Albert Gazette from Ronald Harvey in 1966." 16 24 7 | "increase" "increase_vrb" "Overstocked stands of trees increase the risk of catastrophic wildfires and damage due to insects, disease, and drought." 28 36 8 | "increase" "increase_vrb" "Cinobufagin has been shown to increase pain threshold levels in mice to thermal and mechanical stimuli." 30 38 9 | "increase" "increase_nou" "These farmers are experiencing a 123% increase of maize their yields on average." 38 46 10 | "increase" "increase_nou" "It was an increase of 6.3 percent from the 2000 census." 10 18 11 | "increase" "increase_nou" "Adams said that donations remain stable except during a new version update, where there is a sudden increase." 100 108 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/increment.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "increment" "increment_nou" "With its color and pointillist like visual increment, brick became to expressionism what stucco later became to the international style." 43 52 3 | "increment" "increment_nou" "The plan included $20 million in additional tax increment financing." 48 57 4 | "increment" "increment_nou" "The increment m is normally a finite fraction in whatever number system is used to represent the numbers." 4 13 5 | "increment" "increment_nou" "Liebermeister's rule concerns the increment ratio between an adult individual's cardiac frequency and temperature when in fever." 34 43 6 | "increment" "increment_nou" "This can also be played with a small increment." 37 46 7 | "increment" "increment_nou" "Increment Specific Training also includes training to deal with off-nominal situations." 0 9 8 | "increment" "increment_nou" "The increment may be regarded as a ""view tax.""" 4 13 9 | "increment" "increment_nou" "Additionally, for any given click received, advertisers only pay one bid increment above the second-highest bid." 73 82 10 | "increment" "increment_vrb" "They can then use pads marked ""Increment,"" ""Decrement,"" ""Forward,"" and ""Backward"" to change settings." 31 40 11 | "increment" "increment_nou" "Common time controls for this setting is 2 minutes with one-second increment or 1 minute with a two-second increment." 67 76 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/initiate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "initiate" "initiate_nou" "At the Kai Monastery is a young initiate, given the name Silent Wolf." 32 40 3 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "In 1978, Pei was asked to initiate a project for his home country." 26 34 4 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "The receptor complex for IL-10 also requires the IL10R2 chain to initiate signalling." 65 73 5 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "In December 2009, the FTC announced it would initiate an administrative proceeding against Intel in September 2010." 45 53 6 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "After the fronts dissipated, deep convection began to initiate near the center." 54 62 7 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "The emerging combined group may then initiate a recurrent, expansionist process of ethnic and language shift." 37 45 8 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "The patient can also initiate, plan, execute, and assume responsibilities associated with homemaking." 21 29 9 | "initiate" "initiate_nou" "The Initiate goes back into the Ruins to find the Laboratory passkey to find Attis." 4 12 10 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "The fraternity, after debate, declined to initiate her." 42 50 11 | "initiate" "initiate_vrb" "Indonesians smile a lot to initiate contact, it is highly recommended to smile back in return." 27 35 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/insert.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "insert" "insert_nou" "Similarly easy to the insert operation, Remove() uses the Meld operation to eliminate the root node from the heap." 22 28 3 | "insert" "insert_vrb" "This is also the place to insert the run-time dependence check." 26 32 4 | "insert" "insert_nou" "By default, this column is emptyWhen making a citizenship, a special insert is issued to the birth certificate." 69 75 5 | "insert" "insert_nou" "Typically the eraser is a pen-shaped device with a replaceable insert with glass fibres, which wear down in use." 63 69 6 | "insert" "insert_nou" "The insert arrangements are provided in the specification." 4 10 7 | "insert" "insert_vrb" "He interrupted Bruce Prichard and Lashley in an attempt to insert himself into the TNA World Heavyweight Championship picture." 59 65 8 | "insert" "insert_vrb" "Otherwise, insert the item that has no contextual specification." 11 17 9 | "insert" "insert_vrb" "It may be a simple matter to insert an appropriate recoil reducing device into such an opening." 29 35 10 | "insert" "insert_nou" "Other waveguide filter types include dielectric resonator filters, insert filters, finline filters, corrugated-waveguide filters, and stub filters." 67 73 11 | "insert" "insert_vrb" "Delete 'Common Purpose' throughout and insert 'Jew', 'Etonian' or 'Freemason' and you'd rightly feel uneasy.""" 39 45 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/instrument.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "It was jointly developed by the 710th Research Institute of Chinese Shipbuilding and the Dongfeng Instrument Factory (东风仪表厂)." 98 108 3 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "Dale completed an apprenticeship as an instrument mechanic with BNFL at their Sellafield site." 39 49 4 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "She sang in a contralto, learning songs by ear, and lacked the ability to read music or play an instrument." 96 106 5 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "The size of the instrument varies from one pan to another." 16 26 6 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "This instrument plays an important part in leading the church choir and ceremony every week." 5 15 7 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "Connecticut inventor John Fitch was an instrument maker working in the later part of the 18th century." 39 49 8 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "The panchayat resolves any intra-community dispute, as well as acting an instrument of social control." 73 83 9 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "This acts as an instrument of social control, as well as acting as an informal welfare association." 16 26 10 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "In surveying, a gyrotheodolite (also: surveying gyro) is an instrument composed of a gyroscope mounted to a theodolite." 60 70 11 | "instrument" "instrument_nou" "The Tribunal was established to implement the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Declaration, the Instrument of Surrender, and the Moscow Conference." 94 104 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/insult.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "insult" "insult_nou" "The men guarding the grave take it as an insult and attack them." 41 47 3 | "insult" "insult_vrb" "It will only serve to offend them and insult their pride." 38 44 4 | "insult" "insult_vrb" "Paterniti wanted to portray the issue sensitively because she did not want to insult victims of domestic abuse." 78 84 5 | "insult" "insult_nou" "Adding insult to injury, the entire 1st squad (with the exception of Pvt." 7 13 6 | "insult" "insult_nou" "The court interpreted the demand for proof of nobility as an insult." 61 67 7 | "insult" "insult_nou" "Arab culture: the insult of the shoe, The Telegraph, 15 December 2008." 18 24 8 | "insult" "insult_nou" "Within two days she was forced to return to Nijmegen, an insult not unnoticed in Prussia." 57 63 9 | "insult" "insult_nou" "One of them misheard the other because they were deaf, and a kind remark was mistaken for an insult." 93 99 10 | "insult" "insult_nou" "The AEL considered it blasphemous and as an insult to Islam because according to them, the Qur'an explicitly forbids homosexuality." 44 50 11 | "insult" "insult_nou" "Fabrique enters, finds Cesar unconscious, finds the playing card and, miffed at Cesar's insult, takes it." 88 94 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/interchange.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "The next major junction is made with U.S. Route 35 in Beavercreek, which is a full-access interchange." 90 101 3 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "The eastern half of the I-95 interchange was completed in 1977 when I-95 was extended east to Russell Street." 29 40 4 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "The highway then comes to an interchange with the Turner Diagonal." 29 40 5 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "Greene Street, the old alignment of US 220, continues north from the interchange as a municipal street toward downtown Cumberland." 69 80 6 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "After A 1 is completed between the Blankenheim and Gerolstein interchanges, the municipality will be reachable through the Adenau interchange." 130 141 7 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "The three-level stacked roundabout is a variation on the roundabout interchange in which both roads are grade-separated." 68 79 8 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "U.S. 70 heads due east, meeting U.S. 385 at Springlake, and having an interchange with Interstate 27 in Plainview." 70 81 9 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "I-264 surfaces in the city of Norfolk and immediately has an interchange with I-464, which heads south toward Chesapeake." 61 72 10 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "The project had been developed through TorinoFilmLab Interchange programme in 2011." 53 64 11 | "interchange" "interchange_nou" "On April 30, 2012, construction began on the Laird Road interchange." 56 67 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/intimate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "He debuted in 1999 as a director, screenwriter and producer with the intimate love story Lovers." 69 77 3 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "He is sixty-five years old and has an intimate relationship with a human-like android named Mikiko." 38 46 4 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "For the next six years, Keckley became an intimate witness to the private life of the First Family." 42 50 5 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "Housed here during 1946 - 1948 was an intimate theatre." 38 46 6 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "Discussing the filming, Whitehall said that the set was ""definitely the most intimate location I have ever been on." 77 85 7 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "Their relationship developed quickly, with a few off-hand comments suggesting that they shared the same bed and were sexually intimate." 126 134 8 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "Contestants could earn £1/19s/11d by sharing ""their intimate secrets.""" 53 61 9 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "He was also with intimate relation with famous writer Bozena Nemcova." 17 25 10 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "She came in intimate contact with Mahapurush Maharaj or Swami Shivananda, a direct disciple of Sri Ramakrishna." 12 20 11 | "intimate" "intimate_adj" "City and Colour began performing in small intimate venues while Alexisonfire disappeared for some time." 42 50 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/intrigue.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "His mastery of political intrigue sometimes led him to publish books that anticipated crisis events." 25 33 3 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "It is an adaptation of Friedrich Schiller's 1784 play Intrigue and Love." 54 62 4 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "She mixes modern electronic modes and Eastern scales and melodies that evoke an air of mystery and intrigue." 99 107 5 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "It is believed that the dispute was rooted in government intrigue." 57 65 6 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "Groombridge Place was the main location in this tale of 17th Century intrigue and murder." 69 77 7 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "The Oldsmobile Intrigue is a mid-size sedan that was manufactured from 1998 through 2002 by Oldsmobile." 15 23 8 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "As the show evolved, it tended more towards gothic intrigue, including supernatural elements such as vampires and life after death." 51 59 9 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "In ancient Egypt, the Fifth Doctor and Peri become involved in the intrigue surrounding the accession of a female Pharaoh." 67 75 10 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou" "Sicily became the perfect setting to tell stories filled with intrigue and steeped in passion." 62 70 11 | "intrigue" "intrigue_nou-vrb" "Valaya has used his couture creations to tell stories that intrigue him." 59 67 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/invalid.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "Michigan election law stipulates that if duplicates are found, both the original and duplicate are ruled invalid." 105 112 3 | "invalid" "invalid_nou" "The Hypochondriac (The Imaginary Invalid) was staged at the Liverpool Playhouse in July 2009." 33 40 4 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "It was covered by At the Drive-In for Steve Lamacq and released along with their single ""Invalid Litter Dept.""" 89 96 5 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "To meet the test, a prima facie invalid measure must complement rather than merely supplement the legislative scheme." 32 39 6 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "Justifications have to be provided if an item is deemed invalid." 56 63 7 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "Such an argument, however true the conclusion, is mathematically invalid and is commonly known as a howler." 65 72 8 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "The principal debt was invalid, and so, in turn, was the notarial bond." 23 30 9 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "Of the 1,823 Smith gathered, 492 were deemed invalid, meaning he needed 248 more signatures." 45 52 10 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "However, the name was not attached to any formal description and so was an invalid nomen nudum." 75 82 11 | "invalid" "invalid_adj" "Central Tibetan Administration considers it invalid and as having been signed under duress." 44 51 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/invert.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "It is tempting to obtain data for g¹(q;τ) and attempt to invert the above to extract G(Γ)." 59 65 3 | "invert" "invert_adj-nou" "Golden syrup is a syrup of approximately 56% invert syrup, 44% sucrose." 45 51 4 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "On this original, I attempted to invert the ""tragic"" and ""magic"" or was I just tired?" 33 39 5 | "invert" "invert_adj-nou" "Invert sugar is produced when sucrose breaks down due to the addition of water, also known as hydrolysis." 0 6 6 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "Some texts invert the existing nuns in the Torah text and don't add inverted nuns before and after it." 11 17 7 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "These combine proper rotations with reflections (which invert orientation)." 55 61 8 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "Some electronic musical instruments can invert the ADSR envelope, reversing the behavior of the normal ADSR envelope." 40 46 9 | "invert" "invert_adj-nou" "He sees Charlus exchanging knowing looks with the diplomat Vaugobert, a fellow invert." 79 85 10 | "invert" "invert_adj-nou" "First the base, or invert, was poured." 19 25 11 | "invert" "invert_vrb" "Stabilized or ""soft"" nucleophiles invert the stereochemistry of the π-allyl complex." 34 40 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/invite.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "invite" "invite_nou" "There have been discussions around their invite-only membership system, which has caused some controversy." 41 47 3 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "The sailors invite the ladies for a soda, but soon realize that they only have enough money for three people." 12 18 4 | "invite" "invite_nou" "The deal included an invite to major league spring training." 21 27 5 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "There are also plans to re-invite Nakano football club to the next tournament." 27 33 6 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "Firecats invite back coaches Mastrole, Hall, Naples Daily News, September 24, 2005." 9 15 7 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "In another attempt to help Doris, the gang persuades some cheerleaders to invite them all to an outdoor party." 74 80 8 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "In May 2012, twenty one areas were selected to invite bids for providing a local TV service." 47 53 9 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "To pique my interest, I suggested his friend invite a girlfriend to join her.""" 45 51 10 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "He would invite any-passengers by especially Brahmins for grand feast at his home." 9 15 11 | "invite" "invite_vrb" "Bebe announces a Stupid Spoiled Whore party at her house, and they refuse to invite Wendy." 77 83 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/isolate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "isolate" "isolate" "The V-22 has triple-redundant fly-by-wire flight control systems, which included computerized damage control to automatically isolate damaged areas." 126 133 3 | "isolate" "isolate" "In humans the hearing apparatus (composed of the ears and brain) can usually isolate these tones and hear them distinctly." 77 84 4 | "isolate" "isolate" "It attacked Hong Kong and Canton to isolate Japanese forces there." 36 43 5 | "isolate" "isolate" "Floodwaters from Storm Isolate 13 Vermont Towns; article; The New York Times online; accessed." 23 30 6 | "isolate" "isolate" "It can be used to isolate and to simultaneously bypass a sampling cylinder installed on a pressurized water line." 18 25 7 | "isolate" "isolate_nou" "11,11'-Dideoxyverticillin A, an isolate of marine Penicillium, was used to create dozens of semi-synthetic anticancer compounds." 32 39 8 | "isolate" "isolate" "Further rebel successes threatened to isolate the loyalist stronghold of Sirte, and took the city of Zliten east of Tripoli." 38 45 9 | "isolate" "isolate" "The user then has to watch the on-screen displays to try to isolate where the problem is." 60 67 10 | "isolate" "isolate" "This was both interesting and difficult to isolate due to its extraordinarily long half-life, about 1.39 million years." 43 50 11 | "isolate" "isolate" "However, the quantity of the metals was too small to isolate, and Osann eventually withdrew his discovery claims." 53 60 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/jesus.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "jesus" "jesus" "As the group leaves the Hilltop, Jesus (Tom Payne) proposes to visit and introduce them to King Ezekiel (Khary Payton)." 33 38 3 | "jesus" "jesus" "Jesus warned that the Pharisees were defiling others by their hypocrisy, misplaced priorities, and selfish ambition." 0 5 4 | "jesus" "jesus" "There is speculation that this references the hymn ""Oh, Jesus Is My Air-o-plane"", recorded in 1930." 56 61 5 | "jesus" "jesus" "In John 8:58 Jesus says: ""Before Abraham was born, I am.""" 13 18 6 | "jesus" "jesus" "Constantine the Great applied it for the tomb of Jesus at the Anastasis in Jerusalem (ca." 49 54 7 | "jesus" "jesus" "Jesus had predicted his resurrection and returning to Galilee during the Last Supper in Mark." 0 5 8 | "jesus" "jesus" "Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah and has promised to return to Jerusalem, to Israel and to the world." 0 5 9 | "jesus" "jesus" "In June 1990, Jesus Jones appeared at the Glastonbury Festival." 14 19 10 | "jesus" "jesus" "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) rejects the doctrine of predestination, but does believe in foreordination." 14 19 11 | "jesus" "jesus" "Jesus took his patient out of town, put some spittle on his eyes, and laid hands on him." 0 5 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/job.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "job" "job" "She participates in alternative culture, and quits her job in protest when the kindergarten suspends George for nine months." 55 58 3 | "job" "job" "On February 18, 2013, Bon Appetit terminated an employee for selling Girl Scout Cookies while on the job." 101 104 4 | "job" "job" "In the season 5 premiere Ryan returns to the Scranton branch after Michael arranges for him to work Pam's job." 106 109 5 | "job" "job" "The family moved to Oshawa when his father took a job in a dairy." 50 53 6 | "job" "job" "Lois berates him for losing everything, and is forced to get a job." 63 66 7 | "job" "job" "Canucks assistant coach Mike Sullivan took over the head coaching job during Tortorella's suspension." 66 69 8 | "job" "job" "Kelly steered Leicester to safety and in April 2006 was given the manager's job on a permanent basis." 76 79 9 | "job" "job" "Encouraged by Wilson, Connerly left his government job in 1973." 51 54 10 | "job" "job" "When Moody turned 17, he moved to Boston to work (after many job rejections) in an uncle's shoe store." 61 64 11 | "job" "job" "In 1934, Farrell accepted the head professional job at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey." 48 51 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/laminate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "laminate" "laminate_vrb" "In a typical order, the printer might produce 600 menu shells, then finish and laminate 150 menus with prices." 79 87 3 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "Fabric layers or continuous strand mats are added into the laminate, depending on performance requirements." 59 67 4 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "Thermofoil is a plastic coating laminate applied to furniture-board." 32 40 5 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "Several bicycle frames have been made of wood, either solid or laminate." 63 71 6 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "The Tsai-Wu criterion predicts failure when the failure index in a laminate reaches 1." 67 75 7 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "Trestle is the world's largest structure composed entirely of wood and glue laminate." 76 84 8 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "The stock is made from a brown laminate and has a basic rubber recoil pad." 31 39 9 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "The body panels were carbon fiber and fiberglass laminate." 49 57 10 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "Materials that have been used in these frames include wood (solid or laminate), magnesium (cast I-beams), and thermoplastic." 69 77 11 | "laminate" "laminate_nou" "It is the first company to produce high-density fiberboard (HDF), medium-density fiberboard (MDF), laminate flooring and multi-layer films in Iran." 99 107 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/learned.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "He was educated at Tipperary Grammar School (The Abbey School), Tipperary Town where he learned the rudiments of rugby football." 88 95 3 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "Hill was a child prodigy on piano, which he learned from his mother." 44 51 4 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "She soon learned about corruption because squatters had to pay triad gangs protection money." 9 16 5 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "Joe learned the intricacies of poker through trial and error, steadily growing a bankroll while playing throughout college." 4 11 6 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "There is no old age, they have learned the secret of eternal life." 31 38 7 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "Keyser learned how to play the glockenspiel, hand bells, and various other instruments." 7 14 8 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "During his formative years, Rolf witnessed inequality and limited economic mobility, and ""learned to be angry at injustice""." 90 97 9 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "There he learned to play the guitar." 9 16 10 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "After Gram learned what happened from Bon's little sister, Shie, he intervened to rescue him." 11 18 11 | "learned" "learned_vrb" "He and his peers learned from their work and from each other." 17 24 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/live.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "live" "live_vrb" "He was accompanied by his two daughters, Alice and Martha, who came to live with Herbert." 71 75 3 | "live" "live_vrb" "She went to live with her aunt whose family name was Wang." 12 16 4 | "live" "live_vrb" "The Ais did not live at the mission and were hesitant to accept this new religion." 16 20 5 | "live" "live_vrb" "Edouard remembered other incidents of those who needed to borrow to live." 68 72 6 | "live" "live_adj" "The album also featured performances by most of Workman's then current live band." 71 75 7 | "live" "live_adj" "The band released their 3rd Live DVD entitled ""3rd Live DVD flumpool Live at YOKOHAMA ARENA!" 51 55 8 | "live" "live_adj" "Radio Live News took over from the RadioWorks news service, Global News, with the launch of Radio Live in 2005." 6 10 9 | "live" "live_adj" "In 2007, he played live at the Boston Pops which created a piece of orchestral music with electronic music." 19 23 10 | "live" "live_adj" "It was originally performed in 1998 and 1999 in live concerts for her debut album Songbird." 48 52 11 | "live" "live_adj" "Borrowers were now directly registered onto the computer, and a new computer management system went live, ""the most sophisticated." 100 104 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/lives.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "lives" "lives_nou" "They both move on with their own lives." 33 38 3 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "Norman lives at Greenwood children's home, south of London, where he grew up." 7 12 4 | "lives" "lives_nou" "After this, Charlie also remembers their lives on the island, and he and Claire have an emotional reunion." 41 46 5 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "First discovered in 1992, this gastropod lives in most oceans." 41 46 6 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "It is a cleaner shrimp and usually lives in association with sea anemones, scleractinian corals or jellyfish." 35 40 7 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "He currently lives in Studio City, California." 13 18 8 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "Currently, Bishop Zipfel lives at Little Sisters of the Poor in Florissant, MO." 25 30 9 | "lives" "lives_nou" "An exploration of the magical force of music in the lives of human beings." 52 57 10 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "Mrs. Tittlemouse is a woodmouse who lives in a ""funny house"" of long passages and storerooms beneath a hedge." 36 41 11 | "lives" "lives_vrb" "Lodge now lives in Rancho Mirage, California, near Palm Springs, with his wife Beth and their two dogs." 10 15 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/mate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "mate" "mate" "Because of this they do not mate with any of the standardized Mini-DIN connectors." 28 32 3 | "mate" "mate" "Victor Frankenstein created and subsequently killed a mate for the Monster, who killed Frankenstein's bride Elizabeth in retaliation." 54 58 4 | "mate" "mate" "In French Guiana, females mate successfully after they are a year old." 26 30 5 | "mate" "mate" "By pure coincidence, Hannay's train carriage mate turned out to be Lombard himself." 45 49 6 | "mate" "mate" "The carving of the wooden form was done by retired Chief Electrician's Mate Ernest L. Benson at New London." 71 75 7 | "mate" "mate" "Jackson's running mate was Emmanuel S. Kroma." 18 22 8 | "mate" "mate" "The captaincy for the first test fell to Meninga's Canberra Raiders team mate and New South Wales captain Laurie Daley." 73 77 9 | "mate" "mate" "Lily and Henry embrace, while White Fang's mate emerges from the trees." 43 47 10 | "mate" "mate" "In some species, worker females retain their ability to mate and lay eggs." 56 60 11 | "mate" "mate" "Firestar and his mate Sandstorm journey upriver in order to rebuild the long-lost Clan." 17 21 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/minute.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "minute" "minute" "The six-minute-long video shows each location played at until a certain date, fan commentary and some backstage footage." 8 14 3 | "minute" "minute_adj" "Thus, the change in bitline voltage is minute." 39 45 4 | "minute" "minute" "Loop 464 was designated in 1968, with no changes to the route description since the original Minute Order." 93 99 5 | "minute" "minute" "Almost all the subsequent rereleases of Now We Are Six contained the 3 minute version of the song." 71 77 6 | "minute" "minute" "After they've been sauced they throw them on the grill for a minute or two." 61 67 7 | "minute" "minute" "The feature was extended into a weekly 30-minute magazine show in January 2016." 42 48 8 | "minute" "minute" "Original lyrics by Thomas Scott Cadden:Mr. Clean will clean up dirt & grime & grease in just 1 minute!" 95 101 9 | "minute" "minute" "The 12-inch single included an additional track, the 17:15-minute-long ""Grendel"", making it an EP in terms of overall length." 59 65 10 | "minute" "minute" "There were four 15-minute episodes and it was broadcast on BBC Radio 4." 19 25 11 | "minute" "minute" "Walt Disney Feature Animation made a 1990 animated 24-minute short film, inspired by the novel and starring Mickey Mouse." 54 60 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/misuse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "Methods of combating the misuse of history for the furtherance of creeds hostile to liberty." 25 31 3 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "EDS accused CA of breach of contract, including misuse of copyright and violations of anti-trust laws." 48 54 4 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "The program developed into the Mt Theo / Yuendumu Substance Misuse Aboriginal Corporation." 60 66 5 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "Often both the alcohol misuse and psychological problems need to be treated at the same time." 23 29 6 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "In 2002 the UN GA adopted a second resolution on the criminal misuse of information technology." 62 68 7 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "She cautioned against the misuse of history to diminish expectations of the future." 26 32 8 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "There have also been works that describe the possible misuse of Wikipedia." 54 60 9 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "Nevertheless, direct marketing can involve a misuse of databases and the soliciting of unwilling recipients." 45 51 10 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "Through their frequent misuse, words that should convey real value are emptied of meaning." 23 29 11 | "misuse" "misuse_nou" "Denis McQuail also believes new media needs regulations to avoid misuse of monopoly power." 65 71 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/mobile.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "mobile" "mobile" "These are delivered via their website and mobile apps." 42 48 3 | "mobile" "mobile" "The mobile version of the game is available in 18 languages." 4 10 4 | "mobile" "mobile" "Through Mobile IPTV, users can view IPTV services using a mobile device." 58 64 5 | "mobile" "mobile" "There is a mobile butcher and a mobile fishmonger who each visit once a week." 32 38 6 | "mobile" "mobile" "At one point she brandishes her mobile phone at him." 32 38 7 | "mobile" "mobile" "Polarons are highly mobile and can diffuse away." 20 26 8 | "mobile" "mobile" "Bell-owned Virgin Mobile Canada as well as Loblaws prepaid PC Telecom, operate as MVNOs on the Bell Mobility network." 18 24 9 | "mobile" "mobile" "The tail remains mobile, distracting the predator, while the lizard becomes motionless, allowing eventual escape." 17 23 10 | "mobile" "mobile" "As of June 2015, Myanmar has a mobile phone penetration rate of 54.6%, up from less than 10% in 2012." 31 37 11 | "mobile" "mobile" "Urban Airship is an American company that provides a mobile engagement platform and digital wallet solution." 53 59 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/moderate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "Further north, Long Island also suffered moderate to strong winds, blowing from the north at their peak." 41 49 3 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "Usually in full march form, this difficulty requires moderate technique and endurance skills." 53 61 4 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "The damage to Tennessee was light but the War Hawk sustained moderate damage near the bow." 61 69 5 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "In theology he was a moderate liberal." 21 29 6 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "Henry Collen made a fairly moderate living as a portrait painter in London in the mid-19th century." 27 35 7 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "It alterned moderate social reforms with repression of the social movements." 12 20 8 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "Mild to moderate earthquakes have been reported to originate at the fault." 8 16 9 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "Rolf K. Nilsson (born 1956) is a Swedish Moderate Party politician and a member of the Riksdag since 2006." 41 49 10 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "This weakened the joint to the point that the neck could break after only moderate handling." 74 82 11 | "moderate" "moderate_adj-nou" "The reactions were mild to moderate in severity; 2% of people had severe reactions and these were generally cellulitis." 27 35 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/moped.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "moped" "moped_nou" "The moped surfaced as that alternative reaching over 100 mpg." 4 9 3 | "moped" "moped_nou" "In 1970 Simson introduced a bicycle-style, pedal-start moped, the 50cc, 1.6 bhp SL 1 Mofa." 55 60 4 | "moped" "moped_nou" "Hero Motors is a former moped and scooter manufacturer based in Delhi, India." 24 29 5 | "moped" "moped_nou" "Anyone born before 1985 may drive a moped." 36 41 6 | "moped" "moped_nou" "Distinguishing features include a birthmark shaped like a moped." 58 63 7 | "moped" "moped_nou" "In the late 1960s these ""Raleigh"" mopeds accounted for 38% of UK moped sales." 65 70 8 | "moped" "moped_nou" "Pedestrians, cyclists, and moped riders are not allowed in the tunnel and must travel by bus." 27 32 9 | "moped" "moped_nou" "For example, the Western Scheldt Tunnel is not accessible for pedestrians, cyclists or moped riders." 87 92 10 | "moped" "moped_nou" "The moped was often referred to as verpleegstersbrommer (nurse moped), as the model was mostly used by nurses." 4 9 11 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/mouth.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "It has the characteristic of having a mouth pointed upward." 38 43 3 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "The Rangers then returned to Fort Frederick at the mouth of the St. John River with the prisoners." 51 56 4 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "The elevation near the mouth of Utley Brook is 732 feet (223 m) above sea level." 23 28 5 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "Michelle then gives Edith a pill, which she will take to foam around her mouth." 73 78 6 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "Below the mouth of the Little River in Poinsett County, Arkansas, the St. Francis is navigable by barge." 10 15 7 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "The elevation near the mouth of West Creek is 735 feet (224 m) above sea level." 23 28 8 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "It has a mouth located on its underside, which is surrounded by five teeth." 9 14 9 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "Dentition pertains to the development of teeth and their arrangement in the mouth." 76 81 10 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "Symptoms include bloody diarrhea, excessive salivation, colic, and severe blistering of the mouth, mucous membranes and gastrointestinal tract." 92 97 11 | "mouth" "mouth_nou" "Closer to the mouth water earwort (Scapania undulata), feather moss and bulbous rush (Juncus bulbosus) are also found." 14 19 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/nestle.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "The company has created campaigns in South Africa for Nike, Inc., Look&Listen, SAB Miller, Nestle and Ster Kinekor." 91 97 3 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "Nestle closed the bulk of the factory in 1929, retaining some secondary production until December 1930." 0 6 4 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "These are the only two non-Nestle branded sweets as no Mackintosh sweets have been re-branded." 27 33 5 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "This has been done mainly with the help of organizations such as UNICEF and Nestle." 76 82 6 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "In 1948, Nestle launched a mix for chocolate-flavored milk called Nestle Quik." 66 72 7 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "In April 2010, he joined the board of directors of Nestle India." 51 57 8 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "Nestle Purina also produced television advertisements intended for Austria that had audio effects only pets could hear." 0 6 9 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "The brand was launched by Chicago's Breaker Confections in 1976, and purchased by Nestle in 1988." 82 88 10 | "nestle" "nestle_nam" "Nestle stated that ""a small quantity of meat"" from the Rancho Feeding Corp was used to make Hot Pockets." 0 6 11 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/object.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "object" "object_nou" "The object had a stenciled internal marking ""657 BB""." 4 10 3 | "object" "object_nou" "The Object Shelter was never intended to be a permanent containment structure, despite rumors to the contrary." 4 10 4 | "object" "object_nou" "Projected area is two-dimensional area measurement of a three-dimensional object by projecting its shape on to an arbitrary plane." 74 80 5 | "object" "object_nou" "The degree of representational momentum observed can depend on how the participant is labeling the event or object." 108 114 6 | "object" "object_nou" "In this context, construction, or building, refers to the process of converting (serializing) a programmatic object into a binary representation." 109 115 7 | "object" "object_nou" "First, an object to be shared in the Object Space is made." 10 16 8 | "object" "object_nou" "Hence different scales and orientation of the main object can be articulated to scales and orientation of the corresponding parts." 51 57 9 | "object" "object_nou" "The TIMI instructions are stored within the final program object, in addition to the executable machine instructions." 58 64 10 | "object" "object_nou" "But the images of these triangles in object space may vary in shape and extension, which may be a drawback." 37 43 11 | "object" "object_nou" "However, these claims are an object of an ongoing debate in research on the effects of violence in mass media." 29 35 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/ornament.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "It contrasted with their usual Colonial work, in that it used only a minimal amount of ornament." 87 95 3 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Shoe wes dureing her dayes a great ornament to that familie,." 35 43 4 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Bonner is an architect specialising in Islamic ornament." 47 55 5 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "They provide many desirable characteristics for use as ornament, timber, firewood and pulpwood." 55 63 6 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Additionally, Hallmark Keepsake Rainbow Brite holiday ornaments were sold in 2015 (a reissue of Hallmark's 2013 ornament) and 2016." 112 120 7 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Contemporaneous to these developments, Nagavarma II wrote his Kannada grammar Karnataka bhashabhushana (""Ornament of Karnataka language"", 1042 or 1145)." 105 113 8 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "The tower, of the 16th century, is of four stages and has buttresses and bands of ornament." 82 90 9 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Carey is relegated to a virtual hood ornament of Don't Stop.""" 37 45 10 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "For each function its material; for each material its form and it ornament.""" 66 74 11 | "ornament" "ornament_nou" "Therefore, they invented tattoos as permanent ornament." 46 54 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/overthrow.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "And then came, as if to my final and irrevocable overthrow, the spirit of perverseness.""" 49 58 3 | "overthrow" "overthrow_vrb" "The National Assembly did not hold a vote to overthrow the royal veto." 45 54 4 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "The defeat of the Central Powers lead to the overthrow of both monarchies." 45 54 5 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "After Castro's overthrow of the Batista government, he returned to Cuba in 1960." 15 24 6 | "overthrow" "overthrow_vrb" "During World War II, Carol tried to set up a Free Romania movement based in Mexico to overthrow General Antonescu." 86 95 7 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "In 1783 Fox produced his India Bill, which led to the overthrow of the coalition government." 54 63 8 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "Following the overthrow of the government in February 2004, an interim government was established." 14 23 9 | "overthrow" "overthrow_vrb" "The peasants plan a revolt, with two buddies, including Cliff (Julian Eltinge), planning to overthrow the corrupt Duke." 92 101 10 | "overthrow" "overthrow_vrb" "He conspired with Yusa Naganori and Yusa Nobunori to overthrow his lord." 53 62 11 | "overthrow" "overthrow_nou" "United States Minister to Hawaii John L. Stevens was forced to retire after supporting the overthrow of the monarchy." 91 100 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/pasty.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "pasty" "pasty_adj" "The pasty products are moved with the aid of a vane cell feed system under a vacuum." 4 9 3 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "According to the earliest Cornish recipe book, published in 1929, this is ""the true Cornish way"" to eat a pasty." 106 111 4 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "Mr. Pastie (""PASS-tee"") is a brand name pasty, a meat-and-potato turnover product." 40 45 5 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "The pasty was estimated to cost £7,000 and contain 1.75 million calories." 4 9 6 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "Pasty varieties include chicken, venison, pork, hamburger, and pizza." 0 5 7 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "The swede is also one of the four traditional ingredients of the pasty originating in Cornwall." 65 70 8 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "Indeed, the earliest recorded pasty recipes include venison, not beef." 30 35 9 | "pasty" "pasty_nou" "For example, a giant pasty is paraded from Polruan to Fowey through the streets during regatta week." 21 26 10 | "pasty" "pasty_adj" "Small intestine is called zhufenchang, literally ""pig powder intestine"" because it contains a white, pasty or powdery substance." 101 106 11 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/perfect.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "As far as year-round climate, it's perfect, but there's no real change." 35 42 3 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "It is a praise of the good wife, a definition of a perfect wife or ""ideal woman"" in Judaism." 51 58 4 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "There was, however, no consensus among the Greeks as to which numbers were ""perfect"" or why." 76 83 5 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "The perfect and the augmented unison are also known as perfect and augmented prime." 4 11 6 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "Bulgaria joined the European Union in 2007, its compliance with human rights norms, however, is far from perfect." 105 112 7 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "This theoretically perfect magnetometer is now functional and so can begin to make measurements." 19 26 8 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "Williamson's surprising run for gold came to a crash, as Park continued to be nearly perfect." 85 92 9 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "Alternative/indie rock bands the Perfect Name and Northside both hail from Moston." 33 40 10 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "Perfect World has released a self-titled album that was released in 2003 on the Frontiers Records label." 0 7 11 | "perfect" "perfect_adj" "Here, Infiltration beat Fuudo, delivering three perfect rounds." 48 55 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/perfume.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "Kit has managed to keep a handkerchief from Olga, and Christina and her friends start tracing the perfume on it." 98 105 3 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "The scent of a perfume that appears close to the departure of the middle notes." 15 22 4 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "He removed the perfume from drugstore shelves, and invested millions of dollars in advertisement for Chanel cosmetics." 15 22 5 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "The oil has, since ancient times, been used as a perfume, as a medicine and in religious contexts." 49 56 6 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "To add it to a perfume was called ""jassing it up.""" 15 22 7 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "Additionally, perfume placed on the violin chin rests prevented identification by smell." 14 21 8 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "In fact, the perfume contains some 60 floral essences." 13 20 9 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "He instead experimented with diverse areas such as perfume making and working with wood." 51 58 10 | "perfume" "perfume_vrb" "Many green trees and flowers that perfume the air are located at the base of the fall." 34 41 11 | "perfume" "perfume_nou" "When he was only two, his family moved to Barcelona where he later became an apprentice in a perfume store." 93 100 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/permit.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "permit" "permit_nou" "If carrying a camera you will be stopped and asked for permit." 55 61 3 | "permit" "permit_vrb" "If needed, the ALO can be pushed up to permit automatic fire." 39 45 4 | "permit" "permit_nou" "Fishing on the River Derwent, which runs through the park, is priced at £2.50 per permit." 83 89 5 | "permit" "permit_vrb" "Methods to permit dynamic embryo culture with fluid flow and embryo movement are also available." 11 17 6 | "permit" "permit_nou" "The containment cell currently operates under a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act permit issued by MPCA." 87 93 7 | "permit" "permit_vrb" "Redirect list allows router to permit/deny traffic to interceptTwo methods of redirection:WCCP L2: Local subnet only, little overhead." 31 37 8 | "permit" "permit_nou" "Access into the wilderness from the north via the Wind River Indian Reservation requires obtaining a permit before entering." 101 107 9 | "permit" "permit_vrb" "The BeoLine provides a simple PBX, which can route calls to different handsets, and can permit internal calls between handsets." 88 94 10 | "permit" "permit_vrb" "In between these two poles are systems that permit typed and untyped elements to co-exist." 44 50 11 | "permit" "permit_nou" "Illegal construction or building is construction work (or the result of such) without a valid construction permit." 107 113 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/pervert.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "She also testified that the reference to cracker referred to ""a pervert.""" 64 71 3 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "After the war, a ""Pervert Elimination Campaign"" was initiated in Washington D.C. by the U.S. Park Police." 18 25 4 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "POV Pervert is a series of gonzo pornographic films directed by Mike John and distributed by Jules Jordan Video." 4 11 5 | "pervert" "pervert_vrb" "They pervert the Scriptures by interpreting them to suit their own purposes (Prescription Against Heretics 17, cf." 5 12 6 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "He is condescending, has ""meaty hands"" and is a pervert." 48 55 7 | "pervert" "pervert_vrb" "Their accuser, Nadine Milroy-Sloan, was later imprisoned for attempting to pervert the course of justice." 75 82 8 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "The film's focus is Florida Justice Transitions trailer park, nicknamed ""Pervert Park"", which houses over 100 convicted sex offenders." 73 80 9 | "pervert" "pervert_vrb" "Especially so when 'national' spectacles pervert the perspective of the strategic landscape""." 41 48 10 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "Eileen attacks Gail after she brands Todd a ""two-timing, twisted, lying pervert""." 72 79 11 | "pervert" "pervert_nou" "His debut comedy album, Pervert, has appeared in the top 40 comedy albums on iTunes." 24 31 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/pigment.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Some magnetic pigment are best suited for colored magnetizable inks due to their lower blackness." 14 21 3 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Adalsteinsson also noted that in heterozygotes, only the red pigment (pheomelanin) was diluted." 61 68 4 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Smalt was widely used for the coloration of glass and as pigment for paintings." 57 64 5 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "A Note on the Artists' Pigment Aureolin." 23 30 6 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "In the case of the original Blue, none of the yellow or red pigment genes are passed on." 60 67 7 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Peropsin, a visual pigment-like receptor, is a protein that in humans is encoded by the RRH gene." 19 26 8 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "For example, blood is red because the haem pigment needed to carry oxygen is red." 43 50 9 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "As a wasp ages, pigment gradually accumulates, and this region darkens." 16 23 10 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Mummy brown was a pigment used in oil paints made from ground Egyptian mummies." 18 25 11 | "pigment" "pigment_nou" "Vivianite was known as a pigment since Roman times but its use in oil painting was rather limited." 25 32 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/polish.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Gerda Elzbieta Brylka (later Krajciczek, born 12 August 1941) is a retired Polish gymnast." 75 81 3 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Further, Polish postal authorities, Poczta Polska, also initially utilized overprinted Germania stamps." 9 15 4 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Born in Castrop, he is of Polish descent." 26 32 5 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Of those murdered for being Jewish, more than half were Ashkenazi Polish Jews." 66 72 6 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Skowronek (a name meaning lark or skylark in Polish) was an Arabian stallion foaled in 1909." 45 51 7 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Fearing for their proper jobs, many writers associated with the Borejsza's publishing empire embraced the Sovietization of Polish culture." 123 129 8 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Moreover, a large portion of those soldiers were Polish nationals." 49 55 9 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Ludwik Malinowski (nom de guerre Lew of Przebraze, 1887-1962) was a Polish resistance fighter." 68 74 10 | "polish" "polish_geo" "23.3% were of Irish, 15.5% Italian, 10.3% English, 6.0% German, 5.1% French and 5.1% Polish ancestry according to Census 2000." 85 91 11 | "polish" "polish_geo" "Operation Minsk refers to the Polish offensive and capture of Minsk from the Soviet Russia in early August 1919." 30 36 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/postulate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "postulate" "postulate_vrb" "With every physical rotation R, we postulate a quantum mechanical rotation operator D(R) which rotates quantum mechanical states." 35 44 3 | "postulate" "postulate_nou" "The main postulate of MARS was honestly and artistically describe that time epoch." 9 18 4 | "postulate" "postulate_nou" "The segment addition postulate is often useful in proving results on the congruence of segments." 21 30 5 | "postulate" "postulate_vrb" "Some suggest a genetic predisposition to the disease, while others postulate an abnormal immune response to a virus." 67 76 6 | "postulate" "postulate_vrb" "The describers postulate that R. orarius and R. jubatus were lowland and highland forms, respectively." 15 24 7 | "postulate" "postulate_nou" "Bertrand's postulate was proposed for applications to permutation groups." 11 20 8 | "postulate" "postulate_nou" "However, until today, others continued the attempts to derive special relativity without the light postulate." 99 108 9 | "postulate" "postulate_nou" "Eventually it was realized that this postulate may not be provable from the other four." 37 46 10 | "postulate" "postulate_vrb" "It is obviously no solution to postulate something even more improbable""." 31 40 11 | "postulate" "postulate_vrb" "Two closely related models postulate that mirror neurons are trained through Hebbian or Associative learning (see Associative Sequence Learning)." 27 36 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/precipitate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "This causes the calcium of the milk to precipitate out, whilst the phosphate is digested." 39 50 3 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "This avoids cutting off the blood flow to the digit that a too-tight wrap can precipitate." 78 89 4 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "Accumulation occurs as crystals are formed by fractional crystallisation and, if they are dense enough, precipitate out from the magma." 104 115 5 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "The generating of such mental imagery can precipitate or accompany strong emotions or feelings." 42 53 6 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "Lactic Acid Bacteria will precipitate casein out of the agar by lowering the pH." 26 37 7 | "precipitate" "precipitate_adj-nou" "He later named the crystallized precipitate after the Greek word for meat, κρεας (kreas)." 32 43 8 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "Upon addition of ammonium sulfate to the solution and damping in of the solution, ferric ammonium sulfate crystals will precipitate." 120 131 9 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "Typically, an acidic solution of thallium(I) sulfate is treated with hydrochloric acid to precipitate insoluble thallium(I) chloride." 90 101 10 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "He participated in the 1975 Congressional delegation meetings in the Middle East that helped precipitate the 1979 Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty." 93 104 11 | "precipitate" "precipitate_vrb" "The electrons are then dislodged and ""precipitate"" into the Earth's atmosphere." 38 49 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/predicate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "Some logics, such as standard predicate calculus, have a set of defining axioms with the ""D-completeness"" property." 30 39 3 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "These unprovable judgments precede definitions because we must recognize a subject's predicate before we can define the subject." 85 94 4 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "These sentences contain a subject, a non-verbal predicate, and an optional copula." 48 57 5 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "In Standard Mandarin, certain object in predicate structure are put after a complement." 40 49 6 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "Many reasoners use first-order predicate logic to perform reasoning; inference commonly proceeds by forward chaining and backward chaining." 31 40 7 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "The independent forms of the copula introduce predicate nominal and predicate locative constructions, and the enclitic forms introduce predicate adjectives." 46 55 8 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "Salishan languages (along with the Wakashan and the extinct Chimakuan languages) exhibit predicate/argument flexibility." 89 98 9 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "The descriptor is also known as a Predicate." 34 43 10 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "Her master's degree thesis analyzed the prosecution of money laundering and its predicate offences." 80 89 11 | "predicate" "predicate_nou" "Verbless sentences in Arabic do not consist of a subject but rather a topic followed by a predicate." 90 99 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/present.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "The station received its present name on 13 November 1901." 25 32 3 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "Does not respect boundaries between sonorities and procedures of the past and of the present 4." 85 92 4 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "The face is completely symmetrical and almost intact, but the left eye lacks the inlay present in the right." 87 94 5 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "The Romans built a major settlement called Vindonissa, near the present location of Brugg." 64 71 6 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "There are quite a few issues present within the system that affect gameplay." 29 36 7 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "The past exists in easy harmony with the present." 41 48 8 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "The cycle is present in microorganisms that cause disease but is absent in mammals, for example humans." 13 20 9 | "present" "present_vrb" "We present an attempt at such a model." 3 10 10 | "present" "present_vrb" "Authors of accepted papers who present their papers/workshops/posters receive a discount upon registration." 31 38 11 | "present" "present_adj-nou" "At present, discussions are underway regarding financing." 3 10 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/produce.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "produce" "produce_nou" "In the 1960s, he was the largest licensed produce buying agent of groundnut in Nigeria." 42 49 3 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "This practice originates from the belief the person's dead spirit may need to produce payment into the spirit realm." 78 85 4 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "In the fall of 2000, Romp.com signed a development deal with Mandalay Sports Entertainment to produce reality game shows." 94 101 5 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "The extreme astrophysical event of a supernova can produce enough energy to fuse nuclei into elements heavier than iron." 51 58 6 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "They also announced that they will produce some songs for Christina Aguilera." 35 42 7 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "While opioids can produce unconsciousness, they do so unreliably and with significant side effects." 18 25 8 | "produce" "produce_nou" "Aquaculture has been identified as a critical industry, due to the popularity of its produce and the declining yields world-wide." 85 92 9 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "In 1993 Donruss acquired the rights to produce hockey cards." 39 46 10 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "Marshall Gardiner would produce the same type of images in Florida, Bermuda and Nantucket." 24 31 11 | "produce" "produce_vrb" "Actress/director Delpy re-teamed with Polaris Film to produce the ""atypical sequel.""" 54 61 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/progress.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "progress" "progress_nou" "As night falls, the bombardment continues, forestalling progress." 56 64 3 | "progress" "progress_nou" "The Zephyr computer system monitors the progress of the United Kingdom's only spy satellite." 40 48 4 | "progress" "progress_vrb" "An emotional affair may emerge from a friendship, and progress toward greater levels of personal intimacy and attachment." 54 62 5 | "progress" "progress_nou" "What I work on changes irregularly and unpredictably with the progress of theory and knowledge." 62 70 6 | "progress" "progress_nou" "After the safety car, the remaining favourites that had started from the back continued to make progress." 96 104 7 | "progress" "progress_vrb" "Conversations with these characters may yield insights or items necessary to progress in the game." 77 85 8 | "progress" "progress_vrb" "The organisation provided a safe haven for them to progress out of poverty." 51 59 9 | "progress" "progress_nou" "There is, unfortunately, an emergency in progress." 41 49 10 | "progress" "progress_nou" "The Committee of Union and Progress took the reins of the Ottoman government through a coup d'état in 1913." 27 35 11 | "progress" "progress_nou" "Christian Tybring-Gjedde (born 8 August 1963) is a Norwegian politician for the Progress Party, and former senior civil servant." 80 88 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/project.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "project" "project_nou" "In July 1999, he went on loan for two games with Project 40." 49 56 3 | "project" "project_nou" "We got a lot of feedback straight away, which was great because it gave me confidence about the project""." 96 103 4 | "project" "project_nou" "The project "" GYPSY, A MAN ""was created by Martha Capello(producer) and Guido Farinella (the director)." 4 11 5 | "project" "project_nou" "The project laid 91 pounds (41 kg) of track in addition to steel ties and stone ballast." 4 11 6 | "project" "project_nou" "Vinci: The project proposed by Vinci was the largest of the competition with a 50,921-seat capacity and a retractable roof." 11 18 7 | "project" "project_nou" "Original funding for the project was obtained via Kickstarter in 2011." 25 32 8 | "project" "project_nou" "He wrote the story, screenplay and dialogue of the film Jerry, which he described as his ""pet project""." 94 101 9 | "project" "project_nou" "Tim responded by saying that he would become the project manager in the next task, no matter what it was." 49 56 10 | "project" "project_nou" "In June 2003 Florida Governor Jeb Bush vetoed funding for the project that the Florida Legislature had approved." 62 69 11 | "project" "project_nou" "From 1977 to 1979 construction project in Dammam, Saudi Arabia was undertaken." 31 38 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/protest.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "protest" "protest_nou" "Charteris, on ordination, said that he had not been a party to the protest: he sympathised with the resolutioners." 67 74 3 | "protest" "protest_nou" "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day was a protest against those who threatened violence against artists who drew representations of Muhammad." 34 41 4 | "protest" "protest_nou" "One of the defense lawyers complained that his mail had been monitored, to the protest of the prosecution." 79 86 5 | "protest" "protest_nou" "Hundreds of people organised a gathering outside the American consulate in Karachi to lodge a protest." 94 101 6 | "protest" "protest_nou" "On 9 January 2017, McGuiness resigned as deputy First Minister in a protest over the Renewable Heat Incentive scandal." 68 75 7 | "protest" "protest_nou" "Smaller groups, maximum 300, have gathered around the state following the February protest." 83 90 8 | "protest" "protest_nou" "Feng wanted to peacefully resolve the north-south conflict which led to Duan resigning in protest." 90 97 9 | "protest" "protest_nou" "In 1719 and 1744, the Tyneside keelmen went on strike in protest at this 'overmeasure'." 57 64 10 | "protest" "protest_nou" "At the concerts, Rosenstolz performed ""Laut"", an anti-war protest song which preceded the 2003 invasion of Iraq." 58 65 11 | "protest" "protest_nou" "The number of attacks rose sharply after the Iraqi army raided a protest camp in Hawija on 23 April 2013." 65 72 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/ravel.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Most notably, by Rachmaninoff, Chopin and Ravel." 42 47 3 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "The orchestra soon attracted other composers such as Igor Stravinsky, Max Reger, Maurice Ravel, and Paul Hindemith." 89 94 4 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Born in Le Havre, Aubry was a friend of several composers, including Debussy and Ravel." 81 86 5 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "She has recorded music by Fauré, Chabrier, Satie and Ravel." 54 59 6 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Both in his conducting career and writing he championed Debussy, Ravel, Roussel, Chabrier and Schmitt." 65 70 7 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Ravel wrote, ""this impressionism is certainly very different from that of present-day composers." 0 5 8 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Ravel also told Paul that, ""when he wrote Gaspard de la Nuit, he was able to play it all""." 0 5 9 | "ravel" "ravel_nou" "Lapped seams are typically used for bulky materials that do not ravel, such as leather and felt." 64 69 10 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Ravel reportedly said about Scarbo: ""I wanted to write an orchestral transcription for the piano.""" 0 5 11 | "ravel" "ravel_nam" "Rosenthal believed that it was because so many had died in a war in which Ravel had not actually fought." 74 79 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/reading.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "reading" "reading_en" "Despite this, in 2005 Christopher's own publishing company, Sodor Enterprises, published a book entitled Sodor: Reading Between the Lines." 112 119 3 | "reading" "reading_geo" "Elizabeth Margaret Stevens was born on 1930 in Reading, Berkshire, England." 47 54 4 | "reading" "reading_geo" "Sandhurst Station has two platforms: Platform 1 for services towards Gatwick Airport and Platform 2 for services towards Reading." 121 128 5 | "reading" "reading_en" "Conversely, a higher reading (~1.02) of the ratio indicates a bearish sentiment in the market." 21 28 6 | "reading" "reading_en" "His interests include rugby, reading and music." 29 36 7 | "reading" "reading_en" "This ranking was based upon that school year's combined math and reading PSSA test scores." 65 72 8 | "reading" "reading_en" "He likes reading horror stories, especially vampire stories like those written by Sheridan Le Fanu or Hugh Walpole." 9 16 9 | "reading" "reading_en" "But if you are going to read ten, reading Lomborg may be worthwhile." 34 41 10 | "reading" "reading_en" "The English Common Reader: A Social History of the Mass Reading Public, 1800-1900." 56 63 11 | "reading" "reading_en" "Widya hobbys are singing, reading, and browsing the internet." 26 33 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/rebel.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "Wounds are nothing new to this gallant officer, who bears ugly scars about his person, the tokens of Rebel attentions." 101 106 3 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "Rebel soldiers said they posed as merchants as ""a trick for the NGOs""." 0 5 4 | "rebel" "rebel_vrb" "It all depends on if he can manage consensus and if the others agree or rebel.""" 72 77 5 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "Three other border crossings with Iraq and Turkey were, however, in rebel hands." 68 73 6 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "They also previously had Joint Integrated Units formed together with its rebel enemies the Sudan People's Liberation Army." 73 78 7 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "However, the transitional government exercised no real authority in the country, 80% of which was controlled by the rebel groups." 116 121 8 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "In the Beano Christmas special 2007 Robbie Rebel had a joint strip with The Riot Squad." 43 48 9 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "However, the rebel force believed that the British had shouted contuirt bhais!" 13 18 10 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "Fighting raged near Marea, the main base of Islamic Front rebel group, where rebel reinforcements were being sent." 58 63 11 | "rebel" "rebel_nou" "His Rhodesian visit has been cited as precursoring the South African rebel tours controversy of the 1980s." 69 74 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/record.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "record" "record_nou" "While unofficial, this is believed by many to be a national record." 60 66 3 | "record" "record_nou" "Morning Runner were soon making waves, with the band signing to Manchester independent record label Faith & Hope in 2001." 87 93 4 | "record" "record_nou" "Pierrefonds Airport on Réunion recorded just 18 mm (0.71 in) of rainfall from November to January, a record minimum." 102 108 5 | "record" "record_nou" "As a record producer, he captured the work of dozens of legendary jazz innovators." 5 11 6 | "record" "record_nou" "It is credited as being the wettest place on Earth, but nearby Mawsynram currently holds that record." 94 100 7 | "record" "record_nou" "The game occurred before a record crowd of 63,442 at Doak Campbell Stadium." 27 33 8 | "record" "record_nou" "They were active between the wars and built several of the famous land speed record breaking cars of the day." 77 83 9 | "record" "record_nou" "In a four-season career, Costello posted an 11-6 record with a 2.97 ERA and four saves in 119 games pitched." 49 55 10 | "record" "record_nou" "His final UK chart record was ""Better Get Ready For Love"" which reached #53 in May 1974." 19 25 11 | "record" "record_nou" "At the end of his career, he held the Hurricanes' record for career touchdowns with 33." 50 56 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/recount.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "recount" "recount_vrb" "It is said that every Shia clerical family of note in Iraq had tales of torture and murder to recount." 94 101 3 | "recount" "recount_nou" "This result was subject to a recount and litigation before ultimately being upheld by the courts in February 2005." 29 36 4 | "recount" "recount_nou" "After the certification, Obenshain requested a recount, which began on December 16." 47 54 5 | "recount" "recount_nou" "On 11 December, in an unprecedented decision the Constitutional Court decided to recount all 138,476 invalid votes." 81 88 6 | "recount" "recount_vrb" "Audiovisual materials and multimedia charts recount the history of the bridge's construction." 44 51 7 | "recount" "recount_nou" "The result of the recount would be used as evidences in the lawsuits." 18 25 8 | "recount" "recount_nou" "After the election, Moehau requested a recount, which took place." 39 46 9 | "recount" "recount_nou" "Wanggaard had until 5 p.m. on June 15 to request a recount." 51 58 10 | "recount" "recount_vrb" "Always ready to welcome visitors, despite his frailty, he would recount his prison experiences without bitterness." 64 71 11 | "recount" "recount_nou" "Bennett was subsequently declared the winner after a judicial recount." 62 69 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/refund.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "refund" "refund_vrb" "Elderkin absconded with his clients' money, and left Angel to refund them." 62 68 3 | "refund" "refund_nou" "In 2011, the Penn State University theatre group, No Refund Theatre, produced a stage adaptation of The Twilight Zone." 53 59 4 | "refund" "refund_nou" "Effective from 1973, vacant properties could only enjoy a 50% refund of the rates." 62 68 5 | "refund" "refund_nou" "Henry said that he would not issue a refund but that he would repair the vehicle." 37 43 6 | "refund" "refund_nou" "After delays of 180 days, BC Ferries could rescind the contract for a full refund." 75 81 7 | "refund" "refund_vrb" "The remaining cars were immediately sent back, with a demand to refund the money spent." 64 70 8 | "refund" "refund_vrb" "Reacher forces Rutter to refund the Hobies' money." 25 31 9 | "refund" "refund_nou" "Users with current shareware registrations were offered a partial refund or the option to donate it to Cancer Research UK." 66 72 10 | "refund" "refund_nou" "The entire audience was allowed to attend the following night's show, although those who couldn't attend were given a refund." 118 124 11 | "refund" "refund_nou" "To resolve the matter, the concessionaires were given a fractional refund of the rent they had paid." 67 73 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/refuse.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "refuse" "refuse_nou" "Solid Waste provides refuse, yard waste and recycling collection." 21 27 3 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "Then, too, the flowers refuse to be self-fertilized." 23 29 4 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "He has pledged to refuse personal gifts and campaign contributions from lobbyists and the groups that employ them." 18 24 5 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "When the tribe refuse to move, Locke's cohort shoots one of them dead accidentally." 15 21 6 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "They manage to steal the diamond, but refuse to hand it over to JD." 38 44 7 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "For example: if passengers refuse a bus conductor's call to board the bus." 27 33 8 | "refuse" "refuse_nou" "Another problem is the amount of refuse that the facility generates." 33 39 9 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "Hickory orders his guards to kill Turner, but in light of Hickory's dealings with the wolves, they refuse." 99 105 10 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "Upon concluding their deliberations, the grand jurors refuse to indict Diana." 54 60 11 | "refuse" "refuse_vrb" "Devan decides to refuse his Divine Father's advice, and prepares to welcome his terrible fate." 17 23 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/reject.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Filled with disbelief and blasphemy, the heads of the different tribes of the Israelites reject his calls for help." 89 95 3 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Beata and her council reject his reasoning, and threatens to execute them the following day." 22 28 4 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Emphases include the possibility of a Christian ""backsliding"" as well as man's free will to choose or reject God." 102 108 5 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Proposal to Reject the Name Gaura mollis (Onagraceae)." 12 18 6 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "The SDLP support Irish reunification, but utterly reject the use of violence as a means to that end." 50 56 7 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Likewise, there is a strong critique of modern technology among green anarchists, though not all reject it entirely." 97 103 8 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "In 2009, Harper and Harvie voted to reject an SNP government budget." 36 42 9 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "Another early title was reported to be Reject False Icons, which is also the title of Gorillaz' culture jamming project." 39 45 10 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "When that happens, the females reject them, suggesting a strong mechanism for the selection of parasite resistance.""" 31 37 11 | "reject" "reject_vrb" "One can reject constructivism without claiming that mystical experiences reveal a cross-cultural ""perennial truth""." 8 14 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/rerelease.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "Sprite Tropical Remix has seen a rerelease in the Spring of 2015." 33 42 3 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "In 2004, another partnership with Omega Games saw the rerelease of some of their board game titles." 54 63 4 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "This recording is a rerelease of a Collins Classics CD." 20 29 5 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "Tracks 11 and 12 appear on the Reprorecords rerelease (2001)." 44 53 6 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "The DVD rerelease of Green Green contained features not available in the original CD-ROM release." 8 17 7 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "In 1995, the full-length version appeared as a bonus track on the Virgin Records rerelease of the album Tonight." 81 90 8 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "On August 21, 2015 Twiztid released a vinyl rerelease of W.I.C.K.E.D. on a double blood-red vinyl." 44 53 9 | "rerelease" "rerelease_vrb" "Penguin would rerelease Howling Mad and the Psi-Man books under David's actual name." 14 23 10 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "At the time of the game's Virtual Console rerelease, he felt the game had aged well." 42 51 11 | "rerelease" "rerelease" "Several of these tracks were also included on the CD rerelease of Presenting Cannonball Adderley." 53 62 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/resume.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "The two resume their lives by opening an ice cream shop." 8 14 3 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "With law and order restored, Chisum can resume his iconic vigil over the Pecos valley." 40 46 4 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "Scott radioed Farenholt to ask if the destroyer was attempting to resume its station at the front of the column." 66 72 5 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "They were able to resume production six months after the strike was called." 18 24 6 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "The morning she leaves and he pursues her hoping to resume the relationship." 52 58 7 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "Patton shoots at him; the horse is killed and Jim is injured but manages to recover and resume the pursuit." 88 94 8 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "In some cases, the boundary conditions resume to a simple interface condition." 39 45 9 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "They decide to remain behind to resume their lives without disruption as the Doctor and Jamie travel on." 32 38 10 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "He was able to return and resume his trades union career in 1945." 26 32 11 | "resume" "resume_vrb" "He returned home in December 1945 to resume his career at Tuzigoot." 37 43 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/retard.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "Irving Langmuir found that an inert gas, instead of vacuum, would retard evaporation." 66 72 3 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "The topographical setting may either hasten or retard the work of climatic forces." 47 53 4 | "retard" "retard_nou" "Eamonn says sorry for calling guest 'retard'." 37 43 5 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "Antioxidant additives retard the degradation of the stock oil by oxidation." 22 28 6 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "Despite nonlinearity in benzylic SN2 reactions, electron withdrawing groups could either accelerate or retard the reaction." 103 109 7 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "AFP works alongside modern architectural designs and construction materials and fire safety education to prevent, retard, and suppress structural fires." 114 120 8 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "Film may also have additional special storage considerations, which may involve low temperature freezes to retard further damage." 107 113 9 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "They wanted to retard British settlement and buy time for France to implement its Acadian resettlement scheme." 15 21 10 | "retard" "retard_vrb" "In animal studies it has been shown to inhibit prostate size and retard tumor growth." 65 71 11 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/rodeo.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "As Frontier Fiesta grew it eventually evolved into what we know today as the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo." 104 109 3 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "He bucked at the inaugural National Western Stock Show and Rodeo in 1931." 59 64 4 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Chilean rodeo is different from the rodeo found in North America." 8 13 5 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Since then, other organizations are seeking a ban on Chilean rodeo." 61 66 6 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Midway through 1995, the Rodeo received an updated dashboard and steering wheel, both of which added airbags." 25 30 7 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "He was the 1985, 1986 and 1987 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) All-Around Cowboy." 44 49 8 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Teresa Trull met Barbara Higbie at a rodeo in Reno, Nevada in July 1982." 37 42 9 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Goat tying is a rodeo event that is typically seen in youth, high school and college rodeos." 16 21 10 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "It features a ghost-rodeo, space-travel, feminine beauty, psychedelic felines, art and enlightenment from the far reaches of Austin, TX." 20 25 11 | "rodeo" "rodeo" "Rodeo fairs occur annually including the Star of Texas Fair and Rodeo and the Burnet Rodeo." 0 5 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/row.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "row" "row_1" "If a single unit is clicked four or more times in a row, the unit's voice samples become increasingly comical." 52 55 3 | "row" "row_1" "His grave can be found in section 67A, row 4, grave 41." 39 42 4 | "row" "row_1" "Cork won on that occasion making it five-in-a-row of Munster titles, however, McCarthy never came off the bench." 46 49 5 | "row" "row_1" "The embassy is located at 2204 R Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C., just off Embassy Row." 87 90 6 | "row" "row_1" "This was Celtic's ninth title in a row, a record that would be equalled by Rangers in the 1996-97 season." 35 38 7 | "row" "row_1" "Some researchers believe that the mutilation had ritualistic aspects, particularly since most mutilated monuments were reburied in a row." 133 136 8 | "row" "row_1" "Between 1929 and 1930 they won a further four titles in a row." 58 61 9 | "row" "row_1" "It has a row and column for each vertex." 9 12 10 | "row" "row_1" "It was Piquet's second victory in a row after winning at the German Grand Prix." 36 39 11 | "row" "row_1" "Front Row Wrestling is an American independent professional wrestling promotion located in Rochester, New Hampshire." 6 9 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/sake.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "sake" "sake" "For the sake of Mathilde, Prudence reluctantly agrees, breaking her promise to Tony." 8 12 3 | "sake" "sake_jp" "They sing the dosojin song while drinking large amounts of sake." 59 63 4 | "sake" "sake" "Does he not speak entirely for our sake?" 35 39 5 | "sake" "sake" "For the sake of his health, Christine convinces him to return to Paris." 8 12 6 | "sake" "sake" "Basically, Aristotle claims that potentiality exists for the sake of actuality." 61 65 7 | "sake" "sake" "It is later revealed that she is being used by Kuon for the sake of his unknown goals." 60 64 8 | "sake" "sake_jp" "In addition, some customers refused to buy sake created by a woman." 43 47 9 | "sake" "sake" "Palermo kept the murder quiet for the sake of fellow DeCavalcante mobster Riggi, who was Colicchio's brother-in-law." 38 42 10 | "sake" "sake" "He said, ""Mankind does not exist for science's sake, but science should be used to improve the conditions of mankind.""" 47 51 11 | "sake" "sake_jp" "Walking on the street while drinking sake, Yoshida passes out from an attack of abdominal pain." 37 41 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/separate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "separate" "separate_adj" "Oudheusden was a separate municipality until 1935, when it became part of Drunen." 17 25 3 | "separate" "separate_adj" "In 1938 the building was extended and a separate gymnasium added." 40 48 4 | "separate" "separate_adj" "As The Woogie grew in popularity, the decision was made to create a separate event based on the stage." 68 76 5 | "separate" "separate_vrb" "There he falls prey to a scheming widow, and he and his wife separate." 61 69 6 | "separate" "separate_adj" "Avoca came from the Indian word, ""where separate waters come together""." 40 48 7 | "separate" "separate_adj" "They also approached soldiers before blowing themselves up in two separate attacks." 66 74 8 | "separate" "separate_adj" "Legally, the two clubs' track records and honours are kept separate by the Football Association of Slovenia." 59 67 9 | "separate" "separate_adj" "The station consists of three separate island platforms serving two tracks for each respective line." 30 38 10 | "separate" "separate_adj" "It also issued separate guidelines for foreign-funded payment institutions." 15 23 11 | "separate" "separate_adj" "In the absence of a separate descant part, this is normally the highest-pitched part, and otherwise the second highest." 20 28 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/sow.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "sow" "sow" "Rabbi Johanan equated ""sowing"" with ""charity,"" as Hosea 10:12 says, ""Sow to yourselves in charity, reap in kindness.""" 69 72 3 | "sow" "sow" "Sayce wrote how Rickly managed to sow together the collection's ""various threads with real passion and intensity.""" 34 37 4 | "sow" "sow" "He commissioned Edmund Barclay to write the series As Ye Sow which ran for most of 1937." 57 60 5 | "sow" "sow" "He would sow a seed and then wait to see if I would pick up on it." 9 12 6 | "sow" "sow_nou" "This sow head relates to the origins of Vajravarahi from the Hindu sow-faced goddess Varahi." 5 8 7 | "sow" "sow" "They refuse to put any live animal to death, they sow no corn, and have no dwelling-houses." 50 53 8 | "sow" "sow" "What you sow, you have to reap." 9 12 9 | "sow" "sow_nou" "The artist was given the choice of a boar, a sow or a ram, and the sow was chosen." 45 48 10 | "sow" "sow" "You are unwise, you who sow in another's field, to accuse Eros of being a snatch-thief.""" 24 27 11 | "sow" "sow" "The album spawned three more singles, ""First Met You,"" ""Skyscrapers,"" and ""The Seeds We Sow.""" 88 91 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/subject.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "The caucuses are subject to their own particular rules, which are subject to change from time to time." 17 24 3 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Many blogs provide commentary or news on a particular subject; others function as more personal online diaries." 54 61 4 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Mac Miller's lyrical focus and subject is different from that of his previous major mixtape Best Day Ever." 31 38 5 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Gambling licences are subject to excise in many countries today." 22 29 6 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "This incident was a subject of derision among analysts and journalists present in the audience." 20 27 7 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "They may also choose one subject among the following: Agriculture, Art and Design, Computer Studies, Metalwork, Woodwork, French or Music." 25 32 8 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Its composition has been the subject of music critics' comparisons to Perry's ""Dark Horse""." 29 36 9 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "However, studies are currently underway on the subject, with the first FDA-approved trial beginning in February 2012." 47 54 10 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Pyruvate kinase at the US National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)Erich Eigenbrodt; Sybille Mazurek." 63 70 11 | "subject" "subject_adj-nou" "Sometimes known by other names, such as a Subject to Endorsement Placement (StEP) at Manchester Medical School." 42 49 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/subordinate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "Champlin is managed on a daily basis by the city administrator and subordinate department heads." 67 78 3 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "The subordinate suffix can be followed by either nominative or accusative cases." 4 15 4 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "Personal infinitive sentences may often be used interchangeably with finite subordinate clauses." 76 87 5 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "The area has been populated since at least the 10th century and was subordinate to Pskov." 68 79 6 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "He left his subordinate Jia Xun (賈循) in charge of Fanyang." 12 23 7 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "Svalbard is subordinate Nord-Troms District Court and Halogaland Court of Appeal, both located in Tromso." 12 23 8 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "It was headed by a governor, subordinate to the U.S. Governor-General of the Philippine Islands." 29 40 9 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "Verbless subordinate clauses introduced by an (and) express surprise or indignation." 9 20 10 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "In the first phase of planning, the centrally determined objectives were divided and assigned to appropriate subordinate units." 109 120 11 | "subordinate" "subordinate_adj-nou" "Known as the ""Titans"", VMGRT-253 was a subordinate unit of Marine Aircraft Group 14, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing." 39 50 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/supplement.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "He has contributed regularly to the Times Educational Supplement." 54 64 3 | "supplement" "supplement_vrb" "Tusk shells live in seafloor sediment, feeding on microscopic organisms; some supplement their diet of zooplankton with vegetable matter." 78 88 4 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "It was published as a quarterly supplement in Xtra!" 32 42 5 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "Gray wrote a Supplement to the Pharmacopoeia, published in 1818 with several subsequent editions." 13 23 6 | "supplement" "supplement_vrb" "The book uses developer interviews to tell the era's story so as to supplement rather than reproduce the film's narrative." 68 78 7 | "supplement" "supplement_vrb" "Fruits such as mangos, oranges, nance, grow seasonally along with cacao, all of which supplement the Guaymi diet." 86 96 8 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "The final installment for November 1928 appeared as a supplement to The Bookman." 54 64 9 | "supplement" "supplement_vrb" "Arden Academy suggested that students read the series in order to supplement their geography coursework." 66 76 10 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "Spirulina is also a rich source and can serve as a dietary supplement." 59 69 11 | "supplement" "supplement_nou" "The 1934 edition included 6,900 roots, while Waringhien's supplement added an extra 966." 58 68 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/suspect.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "Both were considered suspect by ideological conservatives within the Republican Party." 21 28 3 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "As a whole the system began to break down, the loyalty of the Jannissaries became increasingly suspect." 95 102 4 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "Susan Parker was loosely based upon Helen Mirren's character in Prime Suspect." 70 77 5 | "suspect" "suspect_vrb" "Candy begins to suspect Patrick is the killer." 16 23 6 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "Police identified a suspect in the killing, her boyfriend at the time : Zhang Long from the city of Dalian." 20 27 7 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "When her father become the prime suspect, Sasha decides to confess that she killed Stu." 33 40 8 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "Jury acquitted a Buinaksk suspect again, Lenta.Ru, 2006 November 13." 26 33 9 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "Rex's wife Adele is the main suspect in the murder." 29 36 10 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "However, the Commonwealth Government maintained that the treaty only applies after a suspect is charged." 85 92 11 | "suspect" "suspect_adj-nou" "He was consumed with the murders of Jack the Ripper and even became a suspect." 70 77 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/syndicate.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "This book was written for the Stratemeyer Syndicate by Harriet S. Adams, the daughter of Edward Stratemeyer, in 1964." 42 51 3 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "In 1981, the syndication was moved to Field Enterprises, and then in 1984 to News America Syndicate." 90 99 4 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "She is a former senior writer for The National Law Journal and a columnist for The New York Times Syndicate." 98 107 5 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "The film was also nominated for the prestigious Grand Prix of the Belgian Syndicate of Cinema Critics." 74 83 6 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "Harvey's subsequent musical career included long-time participation in the indie supergroup Gutterball, which featured former Dream Syndicate frontman Steve Wynn." 132 141 7 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "Later that year, Schulz approached the United Feature Syndicate with Li'l Folks, and the syndicate became interested." 89 98 8 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "It ran 1992-1994 through his future editorial cartooning syndicate, Universal Press Syndicate." 57 66 9 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "Kane began writing monthly articles on export matters and created Kane Feature News Syndicate about 1920." 84 93 10 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "The varsity has a syndicate and Academic council." 18 27 11 | "syndicate" "syndicate_nou" "Beyond the Dream Syndicate: Tony Conrad and the Arts After Cage." 17 26 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/tear.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "At the start of training camp the following year, Dominique Foxworth suffered a tear to his ACL." 80 84 3 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "It took a crew of 4, about 6 hours to set up and 4 hours to tear down." 60 64 4 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "The prevalence rate for traumatic hip injuries that causes a tear of the labrum is very low." 61 65 5 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "Once reunited with Keller, Cross and Green work to seal the dimensional tear to stop the invasion." 72 76 6 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "This sets off a series of explosions that tear the facility apart." 42 46 7 | "tear" "tear_nou" "They also water-cannoned and tear gassed the Taksim German Hospital." 29 33 8 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "He was waived with a triceps tear on August 30, and reverted to their injured reserve after going unclaimed." 29 33 9 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "Taylor's show-stopping performance of the INXS song ""Never Tear Us Apart"" was considered by many to be his finest moment." 59 63 10 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "If the injury is caught before a SLAP tear, then physical therapy with stretching and exercise can restore it." 38 42 11 | "tear" "tear_vrb" "He played bass and shared responsibility for keyboard parts with John Evans on the Tear Off album." 83 87 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/transform.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "transform" "transform" "Rochester scientists used frequency-tripling crystals to transform the infrared laser beams into ultraviolet beams." 57 66 3 | "transform" "transform" "Marissa Mayer's appointment as CEO to replace Thompson was seen as the culmination of Loeb's efforts to transform Yahoo." 104 113 4 | "transform" "transform" "Using the Dark Evolver, Mizorogi can transform into Dark Mephisto as the most frequently appearing enemy of Nexus." 37 46 5 | "transform" "transform" "After sucking enough blood, you temporarily transform into an invulnerable wolf to cover distance more quickly." 44 53 6 | "transform" "transform" "ALA seeks to transform Africa by identifying, developing, and connecting the next generation of African leaders." 13 22 7 | "transform" "transform" "In Danish, plural forms in -er transform into definite plural -erne, while plurals in -e and zero-ending become -ene." 31 40 8 | "transform" "transform" "In September 2005, the groundwork began to be laid to transform CAPS into what would become the Alberta Sheriffs Branch." 54 63 9 | "transform" "transform_nou" "The scaling function filters the lowest level of the transform and ensures all the spectrum is covered." 53 62 10 | "transform" "transform_nou" "This transform is proposed in order to rectify the limitations of the WT and the fractional Fourier transform (FRFT)." 5 14 11 | "transform" "transform" "He was the first to understand that simple machines do not create energy, they merely transform it." 86 95 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/transplant.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "On 29 September 1990, Lim was the head surgeon for Singapore's first liver transplant." 75 85 3 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "The first successful uterine transplant took place in Turkey in 2011." 29 39 4 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "Another hopeful use for the research is in the area of transplant research." 55 65 5 | "transplant" "transplant_vrb" "He decides to take out his heart and transplant it into him after he was diagnosed with a weak one." 37 47 6 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "Later in life, he raised money for research into liver diseases after having a liver transplant." 85 95 7 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "The Declaration of Istanbul distinguishes between ethically problematic ""transplant tourism"" and ""travel for transplantation""." 73 83 8 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "The only curative treatment for CML is a bone marrow transplant or an allogeneic stem cell transplant." 91 101 9 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "Should we legalize the sale of organs, such as kidneys, to save the lives of transplant patients?" 77 87 10 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "Accordingly, plans for transfer to a transplant center should begin in patients with any abnormal mentation." 37 47 11 | "transplant" "transplant_nou" "Its original meaning was literal: digging around the roots of a tree, to prepare it for a transplant." 90 100 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/transport.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "transport" "transport_nou" "Initial production was as an artillery tractor, as at this time the RASC supplied transport to the Royal Field Artillery." 82 91 3 | "transport" "transport_nou" "The RapidIO transport layer enables hardware virtualization (for example, a RapidIO endpoint can support multiple device IDs)." 12 21 4 | "transport" "transport_vrb" "Ten trains, each with 7 bogies, will transport passengers back and forth along the Trivandrum-Kollam-Chengannur-Harippad section." 37 46 5 | "transport" "transport_nou" "The parish council also represents the views of the parish on issues such as local transport, policing and the environment." 83 92 6 | "transport" "transport_nou" "The aircraft is intended for use on short, soft landing strips and for long-range, cargo transport flights." 89 98 7 | "transport" "transport_nou" "He rose to Permanent Secretary in the Kaduna State civil service, heading the Ministries of Health, Works and Transport." 110 119 8 | "transport" "transport_nou" "It is also possible to book package deals which include transport, hotel accommodation, meals and tickets to concerts." 56 65 9 | "transport" "transport_nou" "There is limited public transport to the village." 24 33 10 | "transport" "transport_nou" "Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport Ireland." 35 44 11 | "transport" "transport_nou" "At the same time, containerization allowed freight trains to become more competitive and participate in intermodal freight transport." 123 132 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/upset.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "upset" "upset_vrb" "These calculations were upset by the disaster of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, which devastated six southern coastal provinces." 24 29 3 | "upset" "upset_nou" "After seeing how upset Susan is about the school, Ben admits that he started the fire." 17 22 4 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Upset and unaware of the reason for Mme Arnoux's absence, Frédéric sleeps with Rosanette instead." 0 5 5 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Upset by the massacre at the bar, Buscemi convinces El Mariachi to give up his quest for blood." 0 5 6 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Arizona was nearly the victim of yet another upset, outlasting a 5-game match to Ohio." 45 50 7 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Casper became jealous and became very upset, causing him to ruin all Imogen's work making her very upset." 99 104 8 | "upset" "upset_vrb" "The first is that you were in a dead end because you upset everyone without satisfying Italy." 53 58 9 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Since the product was used only externally, there was no risk of stomach upset." 73 78 10 | "upset" "upset_vrb" "Brock was evidently upset by the news that the conspirators had been shot." 20 25 11 | "upset" "upset_nou" "Will liberals be upset with Tim Kaine?" 17 22 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/use.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "use" "use_vrb" "Light water reactors, both boiling water and pressurised water reactors the most common type, use ordinary (light) water." 94 97 3 | "use" "use_vrb" "When writing the song, vocalist Chris Martin originally intended to use a church-style organ for the track." 68 71 4 | "use" "use_vrb" "All existing switches have been subsequently upgraded to use the 1B processor." 57 60 5 | "use" "use_vrb" "Hence consumers are advised to use a different phone when dialing a company's number to confirm." 31 34 6 | "use" "use_nou" "Most Mexican crime gun trace requests that were successful were untimely and of limited use for generating investigative leads." 88 91 7 | "use" "use_vrb" "Lancia continued to use the HF integrale 16v throughout the 1990 season." 20 23 8 | "use" "use_nou" "Ribavirin was patented in 1971 and approved for medical use in 1986." 56 59 9 | "use" "use_vrb" "Players must be observant and use their critical thinking skills to escape the room." 30 33 10 | "use" "use_nou" "First, takedown notices supersede the fair use doctrine which goes against the freedom of speech act." 43 46 11 | "use" "use_nou" "This module was developed and intended for use with the Dungeons & Dragons Expert Set and Companion Set rules." 43 46 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/uses.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "It uses the plural form as the celebration lasts for a nine-day interval (called the novena) during the Christmas season." 3 7 3 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "Predictive modeling uses statistics to predict outcomes." 20 24 4 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "Poe uses the term shadow in the middle of each stanza." 4 8 5 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "While Cusanus writes in a Gothic script, Bussi uses a cursive Humanist minuscule." 47 51 6 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "Westlake High School uses a unique grading system called a TMU (Thunder Mastery Unit)." 21 25 7 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "It uses new-technology ballasts to drive 28 1-inch-diameter (25 mm) fluorescent bulbs resulting in a low-power, high-output computer-controlled fixture." 3 7 8 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "Tibetan uses an alphabet based on an Indic script." 8 12 9 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "It uses a simple 3-operand code with SSA for its intermediate representation." 3 7 10 | "uses" "uses_vrb" "In his blog and book, Ries uses specific terms to refer to the core lean startup principles." 27 31 11 | "uses" "uses_nou" "Integration enables lean uses of information for the creation of actionable knowledge." 25 29 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/wind.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "wind" "wind_nou" "These quantities are most often surface variables such as temperature, precipitation, and wind." 90 94 3 | "wind" "wind_nou" "For more than two millennia wind-powered machines have ground grain and pumped water." 28 32 4 | "wind" "wind_nou" "With continually strengthening wind fields, the capping inversion steadily weakened, and several tornadic supercells formed across Arkansas." 31 35 5 | "wind" "wind_nou" "Wind and Rain are represented by images of their associated gods, Ehecatl and Tlaloc (respectively)." 0 4 6 | "wind" "wind_nou" "The 150 wind turbines are Siemens SWT-4.0, each with a capacity of 4 megawatts (MW)." 8 12 7 | "wind" "wind_nou" "The North Wind and the Sun is one of Aesop's Fables (Perry Index 46)." 10 14 8 | "wind" "wind_nou" "He introduced the concept of boundary layer and founded mathematical aerodynamics by calculating air flow in the down wind direction." 118 122 9 | "wind" "wind_nou" "This would give a plausible meaning of ""India-wind""." 46 50 10 | "wind" "wind_nou" "Additionally, a strong westerly wind was greater in strength than it had been forecasted." 32 36 11 | "wind" "wind_nou" "The arena is partly powered by two 4 kW vertical axis wind turbine manufactured by Urban Green Energy." 54 58 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/winds.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "winds" "winds_nou" "The winds quickly decrease towards the higher latitudes, eventually reaching zero at the poles." 4 9 3 | "winds" "winds_nou" "Later that day, the depression strengthened to a tropical storm with winds of 60 mph (95 km/h)." 69 74 4 | "winds" "winds_nou" "Foothill Symphonic Winds (n.d.)." 19 24 5 | "winds" "winds_nou" "The traditional clipper route followed the winds of the roaring forties south of the great capes." 43 48 6 | "winds" "winds_nou" "The Australian Bureau of Meteorology uses 10-minute sustained winds, while the Joint Typhoon Warning Center uses one-minute sustained winds." 62 67 7 | "winds" "winds_nou" "High winds left heavy crop damage, mostly to banana trees and vegetables." 5 10 8 | "winds" "winds_nou" "When water reaches the basin it is pushed by strong winds into a large circular current called the Beaufort Gyre." 52 57 9 | "winds" "winds_nou" "Winds gusted to 92 knots (170 km/h) at Tanabe." 0 5 10 | "winds" "winds_nou" "Sustained winds at La Pesca peaked at 80 km/h (50 mph), with gusts to 105 km/h (65 mph)." 10 15 11 | "winds" "winds_nou" "Some areas formed in sand dunes swept by winds from the Connecticut River Valley as ancient glacial Lake Hitchcock receded." 41 46 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/eval/wound.tsv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "homograph" "wordid" "sentence" "start" "end" 2 | "wound" "wound_vrb" "Above it, both sexes tend to wear a cloak, laid across the shoulders or wound around the torso." 72 77 3 | "wound" "wound_nou-vrb" "On 21 August 1917 he received a serious leg wound during an attack on Canal Wood south of Cambrai." 44 49 4 | "wound" "wound_vrb" "The instrument at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, which uses modern wound metal strings, is tuned C₀, G₀, D₁." 78 83 5 | "wound" "wound_nou-vrb" "At that time, Arjuna, under the direction of Krishna, shoots many arrows at Karnan that severely wound him." 97 102 6 | "wound" "wound_nou-vrb" "Outbreaks of S. marcescens meningitis, wound infections, and arthritis have occurred in pediatric wards." 39 44 7 | "wound" "wound_vrb" "He wound up batting over .335 twice, over .300 five times, and over .290 nine times." 3 8 8 | "wound" "wound_vrb" "By 1990 Quadrex Holdings had been wound down and was officially dissolved in 1999." 34 39 9 | "wound" "wound_vrb" "The thong was wound around the shaft and hooked over one or two fingers." 14 19 10 | "wound" "wound_nou-vrb" "It was a savage but skilful attack on her from the nature of the wound." 65 70 11 | "wound" "wound_nou-vrb" "The secretome of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) has been shown to improve wound healing in mice." 86 91 12 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------