Output-de.snlp.mp.fact_checking.FactChecker-1.txt

###Mit Verben

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13:58:16 - No matching line but statement is true: 3881597 - Martina Navratilova's birth place is Prague.
13:58:17 - No matching line but statement is true: 3603525 - Camp Rock stars Nick Jonas.
13:58:17 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3813369 - Tom Hanks' birth place is New York City. - Line: "in the 1990s, after playing the lead female role in the short-lived "my life and times", hunt starred in the series "mad about you", winning emmy awards for her performances in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999. for the last year of the show she and paul reiser became the first actors ever to be paid $1,000,000 per episode. hunt directed several episodes of "mad about you", including the series finale. her big-screen directorial debut came with the film "then she found me", in which she also starred, with colin firth and matthew broderick. she starred with bill paxton in the 1996 disaster action film "twister", which was the second-highest-grossing film of the year. in 1998, hunt won an academy award for best actress for her role in the movie "as good as it gets" of a waitress and single mother who finds herself falling in love with an obsessive-compulsive romance novelist played by jack nicholson. after winning the academy award, she took time off from movie work to play viola in shakespeare's "twelfth night", at lincoln center in new york. in 2000, hunt starred in four films: "dr. t & the women", with richard gere; "pay it forward", with kevin spacey and haley joel osment; "what women want", with mel gibson; and "cast away", with tom hanks. in 2003, she returned to broadway in yasmina reza's "life x 3". in 2006, hunt appeared in the ensemble cast film "bobby" alongside demi moore, anthony hopkins, sharon stone and william h. macy. in 2011, in the movie "soul surfer", she played the mother of the hawaiian-born champion surfer bethany hamilton, on whose life the movie was based."
13:58:17 - No matching line but statement is true: 3828206 - Count Basie's death place is Hollywood, Florida.
13:58:20 - No matching line but statement is true: 3816277 - Elizabethton, Tennessee is Andrew Johnson's last place.
13:58:21 - No matching line but statement is true: 3367973 - Nobel Prize in Physics is Charles Glover Barkla's honour.
13:58:23 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3374812 - Nobel Prize in Literature is Charles Thomson Rees Wilson's honour. - Line: ""in our time" was published as part of pound's modernist series by three mountains press, paris in 1924. the work was well received by critics; edmund wilson described the writing as "of the first distinction", and in the 1940s he again wrote of "big two-hearted river", "along with the mottled trout ... the boy from the american middle west fishes up a nice little masterpiece." when the story was published in the united states, critics asserted hemingway had reinvigorated the short story by his use of declarative sentences and his crisp style. in 1952, reviewing "the old man and the sea"—for which hemingway would win the pulitzer prize and the nobel prize in literature—"the new york times" said of "big two-hearted river" that it was one of the "best and happiest of his early short stories"."
13:58:23 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3378506 - Nobel Prize in Literature is Charles Thomson Rees Wilson's honour. - Line: ""in our time" was published as part of pound's modernist series by three mountains press, paris in 1924. the work was well received by critics; edmund wilson described the writing as "of the first distinction", and in the 1940s he again wrote of "big two-hearted river", "along with the mottled trout ... the boy from the american middle west fishes up a nice little masterpiece." when the story was published in the united states, critics asserted hemingway had reinvigorated the short story by his use of declarative sentences and his crisp style. in 1952, reviewing "the old man and the sea"—for which hemingway would win the pulitzer prize and the nobel prize in literature—"the new york times" said of "big two-hearted river" that it was one of the "best and happiest of his early short stories"."
13:58:23 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3327724 - Francois Jacob's award is Nobel Prize in Literature. - Line: "belgium has produced several well-known authors, including the poets emile verhaeren, robert goffin and novelists hendrik conscience, georges simenon, suzanne lilar, hugo claus, joseph weterings and amulie nothomb. the poet and playwright maurice maeterlinck won the nobel prize in literature in 1911. "the adventures of tintin" by hergu is the best known of franco-belgian comics, but many other major authors, including peyo ("the smurfs"), andru franquin ("gaston lagaffe"), dupa ("cubitus"), morris ("lucky luke"), greg ("achille talon"), lambil ("les tuniques bleues"), edgar p. jacobs and willy vandersteen brought the belgian cartoon strip industry a worldwide fame."
13:58:25 - 13 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3841122 - Elizabeth Taylor's death place is Melbourne. - Line: "david taylor kellock died on 6 june 1988 in berwick, melbourne, victoria."
13:58:26 - 41 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3812588 - William McKinley's death place is New York City. - Line: "vice president garret hobart had died in office on november 21, 1899, leaving the party the task of choosing a new running mate. entering the convention, many had expected that the ticket would consist of president mckinley and new york governor theodore roosevelt. however, ohio senator mark hanna maneuvered to keep roosevelt off the ballot, instead proposing navy secretary john d. long of massachusetts or iowa congressman jonathan p. dolliver. without the support of mckinley, hanna's efforts fell short. roosevelt himself did not particularly want to abandon his position of governor, but he desired to run for president in 1904 and when the party nominated him, he accepted the position. roosevelt's nomination was spearheaded by bosses matthew quay of pennsylvania and thomas c. platt of new york, the latter of whom wished to find a different job for the reformist roosevelt."
13:58:27 - 24 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3876322 - New York City is Ella Fitzgerald's last place. - Line: "following this, potts spent several years working in new york city before returning to the d.c. area, where he worked locally in addition to touring with and/or arranging for paul anka, eddie fisher, ella fitzgerald, stan getz, woody herman, quincy jones, stan kenton, ralph marterie, buddy rich, jeri southern, clark terry, and bobby vinton. in 1967 he released an album on decca records, "how insensitive", with a studio group called brasilia nueve. this group included some of the players from the "porgy and bess" session (markowitz, sims), as well as tito puente, chino pozo, mel lewis, barry galbraith, and louie ramirez. he taught music theory at montgomery college from 1974 to 1990 and was the leader of the student jazz band. he also led a big band for occasional performances at washington's blues alley nightclub in the 1980s. he retired to fort lauderdale in 1995, and died of cardiac arrest in 2005."
13:58:28 - 125 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3817474 - Arthur Ashe's death place is Los Angeles. - Line: "aside from those mentioned above, the following people associated with the nfl died in 2013: hall of fame members jack butler, art donovan, mike mccormack and clarence "ace" parker; former coaches bill austin, chuck fairbanks, john idzik, john mazur, jack pardee, jim sweeney, bum phillips and ray willsey; former players scott adams, tom alberghini, bill albright, john alderton, jim barton, hezekiah braxton, don brown, george brown (1949 new york yankees of the aafc), tom brown, ted burgmeier (1987 kansas city chiefs), jim canady (1948 chicago bears), rick casares, jim cason, frank chamberlin, todd christensen, ken clark, walt clay (1946 chicago rockets of the aafc), ray coates (1949 n.y. giants), angelo coia, fred cole (l.a. chargers), dave costa, bobby crespino, billy cross, jack davis, art decarlo, jack del bello (1953 baltimore colts), burt delavan (1955 chicago cardinals), frank dempsey, john didion, walt dubzinski (1944 boston yanks), dick duden, ron duncan (1967 cleveland browns), jeff durkota (1948 los angeles dons of the aafc), walt easley, allan ellis, dick evey, joe francis, willie frazier, sonny gandee, frank gaul, ronnie goodwin (1964 philadelphia eagles), l. c. greenwood, glynn gregory (1961 dallas texans), earl gros, bob heck (1949 chicago hornets), robert "bob" hecker (1952 l.a. rams), carey henley (1962 buffalo bills), tom higgins, sr. (1955 philadelphia eagles), harlon hill, john holt, thomas howard, jim hudson, ken hutcherson, claudis james, dave jennings, fred julian, bob kahler, dave kocourek, johnny kovatch, chester "chet" lagod (1953 n.y. giants), mike lahood (1969 l.a. rams), dave leggett, jimmy lesane (1952 chicago bears), jeff lewis, toni linhart, bob livingstone (1948 chicago rockets of the aafc), tony lorick, john maczuzak (1964 kansas city chiefs), errol mann, lew mayne, frank maznicki, geno mazzanti (1950 baltimore colts), darris mccord, john mccormick, greg mccrary, david mcmillan, bronzell miller, bert milling (1942 philadelphia eagles), norm mosley (1948 pittsburgh steelers), chuck muncie, hamilton nichols, rick norton, bob oliver (1969 cleveland browns), paul oliver, francis peay, tom pennington, gordon polofsky (1954 chicago cardinals), jim powers, ben pucci, john reger, ernie richardson (1974 cleveland browns), jerry robinson, reggie rogers, curtis rouse, marion rushing, tino sabuco (1949 s.f. 49ers), george saimes, george sauer, jr., harry schuh, pat shea, ed shedlosky (1945 n.y. giants), brian sisley (1987 n.y. giants), charles smith (1947 chicago cardinals), harry smith, ron smith, john sokolosky (1978 detroit lions), bryan stoltenberg, roy stuart, pat summerall, walt sweeney, joe tereshinski, sr., bobby thomason, frank tripucka, bill troup, val joe walker, art weiner, wilford white, john wilbur, john f. wiley mike williams (1980 kansas city chiefs) sam williams, will wynn, bob yates, dick yelvington and glenn young; former owner of the philadelphia eagles, jerry wolman; former minority owner of the san francisco 49ers, lou spadia; former team scout bud asher; and former officials bob beeks and jerry seeman."
13:58:29 - 7 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3858438 - Cambridge, Massachusetts is Gary Cooper's last place. - Line: "in 1883, on a visit to cambridge to visit his sister, fripp called on his godfather at trinity, where the canon was acting as 'chaperone' to the student prince, to whom he introduced his godson. a year later fripp spent a few days at cambridge in prince eddy's company. six years passed in medical studies, sporting activities and theatre-going, when he accepted a two-week job as a locum tenens for an m. d. - and old guy's man - in york. as prince eddy was stationed in the area and had to be attended to, they met up again. the prince insisted that he accompany him to deeside where fripp became an accepted, if unofficial, doctor-in-residence to the prince and other members of the royal family. fripp was sent with eddy on a royal tour to south wales - with only the prince's equerry, george holford, in attendance. at the age of twenty-four, and still with exams to pass, he had the seal of royal approval. when his "hope of hopes", prince albert victor, died in the 'flu' epidemic of 1892, he thought his royal days were over; but four years later edward, prince of wales, made him his surgeon-in-ordinary. with holford's help and his own persistence, he persuaded edward to preside over the guy's hospital fund, ensuring the financial security of the hospital - before he had been given a post there. however, after this cooper perry and cosmo bonsor persuaded the board to create an assistant surgeon post for him. this, and his private practice in his brother-in-law's house in harley street, established him as a doctor, teacher and surgeon. a year later, just before his marriage, he set up as a consultant in his own home, 19 portland place. for the next thirty years aristocrats, plutocrats and famous stage personalities were frequent visitors - most as patients "and" friends."
13:58:31 - 16 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3820159 - Jonathan Swift's death place is New York City. - Line: "the 2nd new york was redesignated as the 105th infantry regiment and was assigned to the 53rd brigade of the 27th infantry division. serving with the 105th in the 53rd brigade was the 106th infantry regiment. at the beginning of the war, the 105th had a strength of 2,720 officers and men. the regiment shipped out for france in may 1918, and upon arrival, was sent to the east poperinghe line with the rest of the 27th division. on 25 july 1918, the 105th rotated into the frontline to relieve elements of the british 6th division. german offensives in the spring of 1918 had penetrated deep into the allied lines, and created salients near amiens and hazebrouck. on 31 august 1918, the ypres-lys offensive began in order to force the germans out from the dickebusch/scherpenberg area, and thus reduce the amiens salient. the assault began with the 105th on the left side of the advance (abreast with the 106th infantry), and fighting continued for a few days until the regiment was relieved by the british 41st division. the second somme offensive began on 24 september 1918 and concluded on 21 october 1918. its main objective was piercing the hindenburg line, an intricate system of german defenses with an average depth of six to eight kilometers. on 27 september, elements of the 105th moved forward in support of an attack by the 106th regiment. the two regiments of the 53rd brigade made moderate gains near guillemont, but were thrown back by a german counterattack. it was here, near ronssoy, that 1lt william b. turner earned the medal of honor. on 27 september 1918, 1lt turner was leading his men in an attack, under terrific artillery and machine-gun fire, after they had become separated from the rest of the company in the darkness. he singlehandedly charged enemy machine-gun positions and led his men through three lines of trenches. he managed to capture a fourth and final trench-line, but was killed when the germans counterattacked. on 29 september, the 105th attempted to capture a formidable german strongpoint known as "the knoll," but the new yorkers were halted by savage amounts of machine-gun fire that rained down from the elevated german positions. on 1 october, the entire 27th division was moved to prumont to serve with the ii corps and helped spearhead an assault against the german defenses on 17 october 1918. the regiment swiftly captured a portion of the enemy line at l’arbe de guise, holding it against powerful german counterattacks. the following day, 18 october, the 105th was on the offensive again, advancing on one of the primary north-south german lines before being halted by strong resistance. on 19 october, the regiment again advanced from their forward positions, this time in the face of only slight opposition, and easily took the main german works. the 105th remained in combat for a few more days before the entire division was relieved on 21 october 1918. by 19 march 1919, the regiment had returned in full to the united states where it was quickly mustered out. during its combat action in the first world war, the 105th infantry regiment suffered 1,609 casualties including 1,284 wounded, 253 killed, and 72 who later died of their wounds."
13:58:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3393891 - Mikhail Sholokhov's award is Nobel Prize in Literature.
13:58:35 - No matching line but statement is true: 3321370 - Verner von Heidenstam's award is Nobel Prize in Literature.
13:58:35 - No matching line but statement is true: 3383867 - Ivan Bunin's award is Nobel Prize in Literature.
13:58:36 - No matching line but statement is true: 3813560 - Robert Christgau's birth place is New York City.
13:58:40 - No matching line but statement is true: 3884406 - Long Branch, New Jersey is Bruce Springsteen's nascence place.
13:58:40 - No matching line but statement is true: 3892429 - Venus Williams' birth place is Lynwood, California.
13:58:42 - No matching line but statement is true: 3849990 - Santa Monica, California is Miles Davis' last place.
13:58:47 - No matching line but statement is true: 3813051 - Roswell, Georgia is Curtis Mayfield's last place.
13:58:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3872021 - Boston is Anthony Quinn's last place.
13:58:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3861019 - Palo Alto, California is Steve Jobs' last place.
13:58:48 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4395186 - Bozeman, Montana is Team and Concepts' innovation place. - Line: "the college grew quickly under reid, who provided the campus with 10 years of stability and relative harmony. the school's first classes were held in rooms in the gallatin county high school, and later that year in the shuttered bozeman academy (a private preparatory school). by the time reid assumed the presidency of the college, the student body had grown so quickly that the college completely occupied the high school building. a vacant store on main street was also rented to provide additional classroom space. the college had long been promised of land on the south side of bozeman, and the donation of land finally occurred in 1895. under reid, both the agricultural experiment station (now known as taylor hall) and the main building (now known as montana hall) began construction in 1896. the agricultural building was the first to open, and both structures were occupied in 1898. to accommodate the rapid rise in enrollment, reid also hired a large number of faculty. the university football team was established in 1897, and the college graduated its first four students that same year. the curriculum expanded into civil and electrical engineering in 1898."
13:58:48 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4330979 - California is Attensity's innovation place. - Line: "market dojo is an e-procurement software company based in bristol, england. the company was founded in 2010 by nick drewe, alun rafique and nic martin. alun previously worked at rolls royce before meeting nick drewe at vendigital, whilst nic martin came from attensity. all three co-founders studied at bristol university. the company's competitors include ariba, curtis fitch and scanmarket amongst others."
13:58:50 - 20 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4396222 - Critical Path, Inc.'s foundation place is Seattle. - Line: "according to its website, the jewish federation of greater seattle, founded in 1926, exists to "ensure jewish survival and to enhance the quality of jewish life locally, in israel and worldwide". jewish federations are social service organizations that raise and distribute money for jewish causes, particularly in their local communities, but also in israel, and elsewhere in the world. the jewish federation building, located at 2031 third avenue in belltown, also housed the offices of other local jewish organizations, such as the washington state jewish historical society, the jewish education council, and the "jtnews", a local jewish newspaper. the building was demolished in 2017 to make way for the 3rd and lenora residential tower."
13:58:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 3857508 - Makati is Corazon Aquino's last place.
13:58:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 3811634 - Jerry Goldsmith's death place is Beverly Hills, California.
13:58:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 3862804 - John Lee Hooker's death place is Los Altos, California.
13:58:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 4312487 - SAP AG's foundation place is Mannheim.
13:58:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 4379388 - Sunnyvale, California is Interwoven's innovation place.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4390665 - SCO Group's foundation place is Santa Cruz, California.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4321384 - Six Apart's foundation place is San Francisco.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4313151 - Munich is Nemetschek's innovation place.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4318709 - New York City is Blackbaud's innovation place.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4391108 - Acronis' foundation place is United States.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4379816 - Bozeman, Montana is RightNow Technologies' innovation place.
13:59:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 4385440 - MailChannels' foundation place is Vancouver.
13:59:25 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3399851 - Francois Jacob's award is Nobel Prize in Literature. - Line: "belgium has produced several well-known authors, including the poets emile verhaeren, robert goffin and novelists hendrik conscience, georges simenon, suzanne lilar, hugo claus, joseph weterings and amulie nothomb. the poet and playwright maurice maeterlinck won the nobel prize in literature in 1911. "the adventures of tintin" by hergu is the best known of franco-belgian comics, but many other major authors, including peyo ("the smurfs"), andru franquin ("gaston lagaffe"), dupa ("cubitus"), morris ("lucky luke"), greg ("achille talon"), lambil ("les tuniques bleues"), edgar p. jacobs and willy vandersteen brought the belgian cartoon strip industry a worldwide fame."
13:59:25 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3403156 - Canada is Edward Heath's role. - Line: "polwarth was a partner in the firm of cheine & tait, chartered accountants, from 1950 to 1968, a director of imperial chemical industries from 1969 to 1972 and chairman of the scottish council for development and industry from 1956 to 1966 and its president from 1966 to 1972. in 1968 he was appointed chairman of the general accident insurance group, a post he held until 1972. he was also a director of the bank of scotland between 1950 and 1971 and 1974 and 1981 and served as its governor between 1968 and 1972. in 1972 he was made minister of state for scotland in the conservative administration headed by edward heath, a post he held until the conservatives lost power in 1974. polwarth then returned to business and was again a director of imperial chemical industries from 1974 to 1981 and also of the sun life assurance co of canada from 1975 to 1984, of the canadian pacific railway from 1975 to 1986 and of halliburton co from 1974 to 1987. from 1984 to 1985 he was a member of the house of lords select committee on overseas trade but lost his seat in the house of lords after the passing of the house of lords act 1999. apart from his career in industry and politics he was chancellor of the university of aberdeen from 1966 to 1986."
13:59:25 - No matching line but statement is true: 4320323 - New York City is GoldenSource's innovation place.
13:59:25 - No matching line but statement is true: 4381032 - United States is Information Builders' innovation place.
13:59:25 - No matching line but statement is true: 4359309 - New Zealand is Xero (software)'s foundation place.
13:59:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 4320274 - Palo Alto, California is Hewlett-Packard's innovation place.
13:59:30 - No matching line but statement is true: 4310519 - Digital Research's foundation place is Pacific Grove, California.
13:59:31 - 11 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3469365 - Netherlands is Saddam Hussein's role. - Line: "the bbc foreign affairs editor john simpson encountered similar difficulties on the issue of censorship while reporting from iraq during the gulf war in 1990–91. "when i worked in baghdad, officials there always used to mention our sinn fuin ban if you criticised their censorship. i don't like to see this country appearing on the same side of the dividing line as saddam hussein on anything at all." at a conference on the reporting of northern ireland-related issues at the university of london in november 1993, chaired by the irish journalist mary holland, several participants claimed it was undermining the practice of investigative reporting."
13:59:40 - 79 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3415768 - Menachem Begin's office is Netherlands. - Line: "in late 2008 a criminal prosecution was begun in the netherlands by the dutch public prosecutors office. while the trial was not scheduled to begin until late 2009, the head of trafigura, claude dauphin, was specifically cited as not under indictment. rather the company itself, the captain of the "probo koala", and amsterdam port authorities would be charged with "illegally transporting toxic waste into and out of amsterdam harbour" and falsification of the chemical composition of the ship's cargo on documents."
13:59:40 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3411563 - Netherlands is Paul-Henri Spaak's role. - Line: "from 7 to 11 may 1948, 800 delegates from europe and observers from canada and the united states gathered in the hague, the netherlands for the congress of europe. organised by the international committee of the movements for european unity and presided over by winston churchill, the congress brought together representatives from across a broad political spectrum, providing them with the opportunity to discuss ideas about the development of european union. important political figures such as konrad adenauer, winston churchill, harold macmillan, bertrand russell, francois mitterrand, paul-henri spaak, albert coppu and altiero spinelli took an active role in the congress and a call was launched for a political, economic and monetary union of europe. this landmark conference was to have a profound influence on the shape of the european movement, which was created soon afterwards."
13:59:40 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3433818 - Kakuei Tanaka's office is Netherlands. - Line: "ingersoll's experience in dealing with business ventures in japan played a major role in his choice by president nixon as united states ambassador to japan in 1972, where he was only the second person who was not a career diplomat to be chosen in the period following world war ii and the first businessperson to be selected. ingersoll helped deal with differences between the nations regarding japan's $3.5 billion trade surplus with the united states, negotiating agreements that led to japanese imports in excess of $1 billion worth of american agricultural and manufactured products. in 1974, he was named as assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs and served in that post until 1976. after the lockheed bribery scandals were disclosed to the public, ingersoll played a lead role in the state department's handling of the affair, which he stated had done "grievous damage" to u.s. foreign relations, with lockheed having that lockheed had paid $3 million in bribes to the office of japanese prime minister kakuei tanaka and more than $1 million in improper payments to prince bernhard of the netherlands. the scandal led to the downfall of governments overseas and the resignations of two senior lockheed officials."
13:59:41 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3495214 - Japan is Vladimir Spidla's role. - Line: "in august 2003, japanese prime minister junichiro koizumi paid an official visit to the central europe, namely germany, poland and the czech republic. on august 20, he left warsaw for prague as the last destination of his journey. in the afternoon of the next day, he held talks with czech prime minister vladimir spidla at the prime minister's office and there they exchanged their ideas and thoughts on the bilateral relations and significant global issues that include the nuclear ambitions of north korea and reconstruction of iraq, where it had been only three months since the war had ended. according to the meeting, both of the prime ministers issued the "joint statement towards strategic partnership between japan and the czech republic," which celebrated 10th anniversary of their partnership and the imperial visit to prague a year ago as an epoch-making event and proclaimed more evolution of cooperation in the bilateral relations, in assisting the renaissance of iraq and in preventing the further proliferation of weapons of mass destruction."
13:59:41 - No matching line but statement is true: 4379927 - Montreal is Audiokinetic's innovation place.
13:59:41 - No matching line but statement is true: 4389834 - Seattle is Picnik's innovation place.
13:59:41 - No matching line but statement is true: 3429957 - Iceland is Asgeir Asgeirsson's role.
13:59:41 - No matching line but statement is true: 3474356 - Gaston Eyskens' office is Belgium.
13:59:43 - No matching line but statement is true: 3445142 - Tsutomu Hata's office is Japan.
13:59:43 - No matching line but statement is true: 3418201 - Naji Shawkat's office is Iraq.
13:59:43 - No matching line but statement is true: 3496147 - Iraq is Abdul-Wahab Mirjan's role.
13:59:44 - No matching line but statement is true: 3471677 - Maria das Neves' office is Soo Tomu and Principe.
13:59:44 - No matching line but statement is true: 3403549 - Poul Nyrup Rasmussen's office is Denmark.
13:59:44 - No matching line but statement is true: 3422308 - Edith Cresson's office is France.
13:59:45 - No matching line but statement is true: 3415483 - Robert Bond's office is Dominion of Newfoundland.
13:59:46 - No matching line but statement is true: 3205585 - Detroit Pistons is Chauncey Billups' squad.
13:59:47 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3419469 - Fritz Leiber is Contact (novel)'s author. - Line: ""dark eden" was author chris beckett's second novel. reviews were generally very positive in the united kingdom. stuart kelly in "the guardian" called it a "superior piece of theologically nuanced science fiction", although he noted that the novel drew a little heavily on russell hoban's "riddley walker" and will self's "the book of dave". author paul di filippo, reviewing the book for "locus" magazine, described the plot as uninventive but "so splendidly [written] it feels brand new and remade". he pointed out that the novel's "harsh oasis" plot device resembled the work of fritz leiber, stephen baxter, larry niven, and karl schroeder. but that didn't matter: "[a]ll this heavy categorizing misses the essence of the reader’s first contact with the book, which is pure astonishment and pleasure, a storytelling ride full of brio and wonder. ... the reader is swiftly seduced by two things that are intrinsic to, but separate from, the powerful plot: the carrollian language, and the freaky ecology." he had high praise for the character of john redlantern, who was a metaphor (in de filippo's mind) for both moses and cain. harry ritchie in the "daily mail" said "human plight and alien planet are both superbly evoked in [this] captivating and haunting book" while david langford in "the daily telegraph" said "dark eden" contained "a classic theme, beautifully told"."
13:59:47 - No matching line but statement is true: 3216614 - Utah Jazz is Carlos Boozer's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3212203 - San Antonio Spurs is Richard Jefferson's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3212726 - Detroit Pistons is Carlos Delfino's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3220634 - Carlos Delfino's team is Houston Rockets.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3286124 - Los Angeles Lakers is Kwame Brown's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3220896 - Kwame Brown's team is Detroit Pistons.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3238547 - Golden State Warriors is Kwame Brown's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3211212 - Charlotte Bobcats is Gerald Wallace's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3259403 - Oklahoma City Thunder is Shaun Livingston's squad.
13:59:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3219000 - Miami Heat is Mike Miller (basketball player)'s team.
13:59:49 - No matching line but statement is true: 3211901 - John Lucas III's team is Houston Rockets.
13:59:49 - No matching line but statement is true: 3216513 - Chicago Bulls is John Lucas III's squad.
13:59:49 - No matching line but statement is true: 3217830 - Detroit Pistons is Nazr Mohammed's squad.
13:59:49 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3406806 - Rihanna's spouse is Jennifer Lopez. - Line: "thaddis laphonia "kuk" harrell is an american songwriter, vocal producer, arranger and engineer. he was a member of a songwriting–production team composed of himself, christopher "tricky" stewart and terius "the dream" nash. in 2011, kuk harrell and partner tricky stewart joined the ranks of fox's "american idol" along with music mogul jimmy iovine, producing many of the songs performed on television by the contestants and released via itunes. 2011 marked the highly anticipated return of jennifer lopez and her album love? in which kuk served as album vocal producer. earning his fourth grammy for the vocal production of rihanna's no. 1 billboard single "only girl (in the world)", harrell is also the vocal producer and co-writer of rihanna's grammy-winning single "umbrella". a composer and engineer on beyoncu's chart topping "single ladies (put a ring on it)" from the album "i am... sasha fierce", he is also vocal producer and engineer of the diane warren-penned "i was here" from beyoncu's 2011 album "4". he also produced the majority of the vocals on mary j. blige's platinum album "growing pains", which recently won a grammy for "best contemporary r&b album", 2008. the first single from "growing pains", "just fine", earned a grammy nomination for best r&b vocal performance in 2007."
13:59:49 - 15 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3627755 - Love Actually stars Daryl Hannah. - Line: "early into her acting career, she appeared in "rockhopper", an unsold cbs television pilot from 1985. yasbeck has had guest-starring roles in many television shows, including "dallas", "spies", "werewolf", "j.j. starbuck", "magnum, p.i.", "china beach", and "murphy brown". she played olivia reed for four months between 1986 and 1987 on the long-running daytime soap opera "days of our lives". she also played the starring role of the mermaid madison in the disney television movie "splash, too" in 1988 (the role of madison was originated by daryl hannah in the 1984 movie "splash"). playing a mermaid in "splash, too" was a fulfillment of a childhood dream for yasbeck, as she loved mermaids when she was 5 years old after watching a disney movie that featured mermaids. yasbeck has also had starring roles in the sitcoms "wings", "alright already", and "life on a stick" and in movies such as "", "pretty woman", "problem child", "problem child 2", and "the mask". she has twice worked with mel brooks, in 1993's "" and 1995's ""."
13:59:49 - 6 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3613178 - 2012 (film) stars Lucy Liu - Line: "mann starred in films such as "red corner" and "the corruptor", and in the television show "dark angel," and has also co-starred in "catwoman" and "invincible." he is best known as ryu in "street fighter" (starring alongside jean-claude van damme and raul julia) and koh in the manga-based movie "crying freeman". in 2012, mann starred alongside russell crowe and lucy liu in "the man with the iron fists", directed by rza, and presented by quentin tarantino. in 2015, mann appeared in "the big short", a paramount pictures feature film directed by adam mckay, alongside brad pitt, christian bale, ryan gosling and steve carrell. he also was a series regular on amc's "hell on wheels", playing the powerful railroad mercenary chang. in 2016, mann was a recurring character on netflix's altered carbon."
13:59:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3204695 - Los Angeles Clippers is Kenyon Martin's squad.
13:59:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3258595 - Dallas Mavericks is Chris Kaman's squad.
13:59:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3216094 - Utah Jazz is Al Jefferson's squad.
13:59:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3257145 - New York Knicks is Jamal Crawford's squad.
13:59:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3236962 - Atlanta Hawks is Marvin Williams' squad.
13:59:51 - No matching line but statement is true: 3213073 - Houston Rockets is Luis Scola's squad.
13:59:51 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3268538 - Shaun Livingston's team is New York Knicks. - Line: "on june 13, 2011, the bobcats made some moves to their front office by hiring former portland trail blazers general manager rich cho to the same position and promoting rod higgins to president of basketball operations. on the day of the 2011 nba draft the bobcats once again made a major roster move by sending stephen jackson, shaun livingston, and the 19th overall pick to the milwaukee bucks. in return, the bobcats received former duke star corey maggette and the 7th overall pick. they used that pick to draft forward bismack biyombo and then drafted kemba walker, the ncaa basketball tournament most outstanding player, with the 9th pick in the draft. they also made a few more acquisitions by trading their 2013 second-round draft pick to the thunder for 7-footer byron mullens and signing sharpshooter reggie williams in free agency. the bobcats started the 2011–12 season with a close 96–95 win against stephen jackson and the milwaukee bucks in their home opener but wins would be hard to come by after that. in the lockout-shortened season the bobcats struggled and posted an nba-worst record of 7–59, losing their last 23 games of the season. in a nationally televised game against the new york knicks the bobcats recorded yet another loss as their win percentage dropped to .106, setting a new record for the worst season by an nba team in history. (as this season had been shortened by the lockout, the 1972–73 philadelphia 76ers still hold the record for most losses in a season, with 73.) on april 30, 2012, the bobcats announced that silas would not return to the team for the 2012–13 season. st. john's assistant mike dunlap was named his successor."
13:59:51 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3246155 - Nazr Mohammed's team is Los Angeles Lakers. - Line: "the thunder came into the finals as the second-youngest finalists in nba history. with the exception of derek fisher (with the los angeles lakers), nazr mohammed (with the san antonio spurs) and kendrick perkins (with the boston celtics), all players from the thunder were playing in their first nba finals. they were the first western conference team in fourteen years to play in the nba finals without coming from the states of california or texas."
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3212902 - Utah Jazz is Deron Williams' squad.
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3275768 - Martell Webster's team is Minnesota Timberwolves.
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3212717 - Gerald Green's team is Boston Celtics.
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3270831 - Houston Rockets is Gerald Green's squad.
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3403256 - The Truce at Bakura's author is Kathy Tyers.
13:59:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3271326 - Golden State Warriors is Monta Ellis' squad.
13:59:53 - No matching line but statement is true: 3483100 - Options (novel)'s author is Robert Sheckley.
13:59:53 - No matching line but statement is true: 3419335 - The Postman's author is David Brin.
13:59:53 - No matching line but statement is true: 3486566 - Neal Stephenson is The Big U's generator.
13:59:53 - No matching line but statement is true: 3415850 - Fifty Degrees Below's author is Kim Stanley Robinson.
13:59:54 - No matching line but statement is true: 3275809 - J. R. Smith's team is New Orleans Hornets.
13:59:54 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3215136 - Metta World Peace's team is Boston Celtics. - Line: "the 2012–13 los angeles lakers season was the 65th season of the franchise, its 64th season in the national basketball association (nba), and its 53rd season in los angeles. the lakers acquired all-stars steve nash and dwight howard, giving them a starting lineup of five all-stars consisting of kobe bryant, pau gasol, metta world peace, nash, and howard, who were expected to contend for the franchise's 17th nba championship, hoping to tie with their rivals, the boston celtics, for the most nba championships. instead, the lakers struggled to qualify for the playoffs after changing head coaches and implementing multiple offenses. however, a weak defense and multiple injuries were the team's biggest problems. they exited the playoffs in the first round for the first time since 2007."
13:59:55 - No matching line but statement is true: 3477685 - Castle (novel)'s author is Garth Nix.
13:59:55 - No matching line but statement is true: 3468359 - Riddley Walker's author is Russell Hoban.
13:59:55 - No matching line but statement is true: 3430570 - The Last Book in the Universe's author is Rodman Philbrick.
13:59:58 - 19 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4330918 - IBM's foundation place is New York City. - Line: "binghamton university was first established in 1946 in endicott, new york, as triple cities college to serve the needs of local veterans returning from world war ii. thomas j. watson, a founding member of ibm in broome county, viewed the triple cities region as an area of great potential. in the early 1940s he collaborated with a group of local leaders to begin establishing the two-year school as a satellite of private syracuse university, donating land that would become the school's early home."
13:59:58 - No matching line but statement is true: 3448350 - Robert Silverberg is A Time of Changes' generator.
13:59:58 - No matching line but statement is true: 3468773 - Wheelers (novel)'s author is Ian Stewart (mathematician).
13:59:58 - No matching line but statement is true: 3418213 - The Passion of New Eve's author is Angela Carter.
13:59:58 - No matching line but statement is true: 3415982 - Kate Winslet's spouse is Sam Mendes.
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3443937 - Heath Ledger's spouse is Michelle Williams (actress).
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3486414 - Jemima Khan's spouse is Hugh Grant.
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3459920 - Miranda Raison is Raza Jaffrey's better half.
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3417882 - Nicholas Tse's spouse is Cecilia Cheung.
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3406412 - Elsa Pataky's spouse is Adrien Brody.
13:59:59 - No matching line but statement is true: 3419156 - Richard Li is Isabella Leong's better half.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3411608 - Susan Lanier's spouse is Delaney Bramlett.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3442184 - Ted Harbert is Chelsea Handler's better half.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3495645 - Karan Singh Grover is Shraddha Nigam's better half.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3436336 - Saul Williams' spouse is Persia White.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3424945 - Tamara Brooks' spouse is Theodore Bikel.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3437611 - Seal (musician) is Heidi Klum's better half.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3448507 - Alexandre Pato's spouse is Sthefany Brito.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3464073 - Jeffrey Dean Morgan's spouse is Mary-Louise Parker.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3400267 - Usher (entertainer) is Tameka Foster's better half.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3416444 - Ali Landry's spouse is Mario Lopez.
14:00:00 - No matching line but statement is true: 3422027 - Haylie Duff is Nick Zano's better half.
14:00:01 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3810870 - Bob Dylan's birth place is Brooklyn. - Line: "bear hands is an american post-punk and indie rock band, consisting of dylan rau (vocals and guitar), val loper (bass), ted feldman (guitar), and tj orscher (drums). hailing from brooklyn, new york, united states, and formed in 2006, the band signed with cantora records in 2010 upon the release of its single, "what a drag"."
14:00:03 - 37 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3846921 - Boston is Ringo Starr's nascence place. - Line: "despite his success with revues, the cohen never produced a financially successful book musical (a musical with a script and plot) on broadway, although he did produce the successful london productions of "1776" and "applause". a challenge he was never able to satisfy was to mount a broadway revival of "hellzapoppin'". a 1967 out-of-town tryout starring soupy sales closed in montreal, and ten years later another effort starring jerry lewis and lynn redgrave closed in boston. the rights are still held by the cohen estate. the nearest cohen came to a successful book musical on broadway was "a day in hollywood/a night in the ukraine", adapted from a much less elaborate london production. this double feature consisted of two short entertainments with the same cast: the first half being a plotless compendium of songs and anecdotes about old-time hollywood, the second half being anton chekhov's play "the bear" radically reworked as a musical comedy for the marx brothers (impersonated by modern actors), retaining a vague semblance of chekhov's plot."
14:00:03 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3892362 - Rudyard Kipling's birth place is Birmingham, Alabama. - Line: "phillips was born in canterbury hospital in canterbury, kent, the daughter of phillip (died february 2012) and amy (died may 2006). her grandparents ran the duke's head pub on church street in st paul's. phillips attended kingsmead primary school. the family later moved to southampton where phillips completed her schooling at millbrook community school. after leaving school, phillips worked for a short time at mr kipling's bakery in eastleigh, near southampton. phillips graduated from birmingham polytechnic with a ba (hons) in english; she also undertook a pgcert in journalism."
14:00:03 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3821221 - Philadelphia is Lleyton Hewitt's nascence place. - Line: "famous fans include television presenter grant denyer, former world number one tennis player, adelaide-born lleyton hewitt, current tennis player thanasi kokkinakis and philadelphia musician/writer john sharkey iii. multi award-winning adelaide basketball journalist boti nagy is also a long time fan of the club."
14:00:06 - No matching line but statement is true: 3617690 - Camp Rock stars Alyson Stoner.
14:00:06 - No matching line but statement is true: 3616223 - Camp Rock stars Joe Jonas.
14:00:06 - 11 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3816402 - Los Angeles is Herbert Hoover's last place. - Line: "when the great depression occurs, burton mitchel iii is blamed in the confederacy. in the u.s. which came out of the 1920s with a booming economy and with the canadian revolt having been crushed in 1925, newly elected president hosea blackford takes the heat, with shantytowns and slums being named "blackfordburghs". millions lose their jobs, and in utah, (under military occupation since 1916), a fanatical mormon sniper guns down governor-general john j. pershing. when japan and the u.s. go to war in 1932 after japan is caught smuggling weapons to pacific canada (the occupied canadian province of british columbia) by the u.s.s. "remembrance", and japanese bombers attack los angeles. in the 1932 presidential election, president blackford is defeated by calvin coolidge and his running mate herbert hoover in a landslide. however coolidge is never able to take office. on january 5, 1933, he dies of a heart attack about a month before he could take office. (in real life, former president coolidge died of a heart attack on the same date.) vice president-elect hoover assumes the presidency, practicing coolidge's campaign policy of government non-intervention in the economy."
14:00:06 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3816520 - Billy Preston's death place is Los Angeles. - Line: "clapton began the second leg of his north american tour on july 17, 2001 in st. paul, minnesota and played an additional 20 north american shows until the second leg ended on august 18, 2001 at los angeles' staples center. the second north american leg also featured support from doyle bramhall ii & smokestack. on july 24, 2001, clapton was joined by fellow blues guitarist buddy guy in chicago, illinois. on july 25, 2001, clapton added billy preston's "will it go round in circles" to the set list. on august 5, 2001, preston again cancelled a concert due to illness. on august 13, 2001, clapton dedicated the song "bell bottom blues" to maureen reagan, who had died a few days previous at age 60 at his las vegas concert. the north america legs consisted of 43 shows in the united states and two shows in canada."
14:00:07 - No matching line but statement is true: 3670070 - A Hard Day's Night (film) stars John Junkin
14:00:07 - No matching line but statement is true: 3695286 - A Hard Day's Night (film) stars Maggie d'Abo.
14:00:07 - 12 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3832015 - Dizzy Gillespie's death place is New York City. - Line: "a longtime resident of englewood, new jersey he died of pancreatic cancer on january 6, 1993, aged 75, and was buried in the flushing cemetery, queens, new york city. mike longo delivered a eulogy at his funeral. he was also with gillespie on the night he died."
14:00:09 - 5 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3810315 - Adam Smith's death place is Buffalo, New York. - Line: "aside from those mentioned above, the following people associated with the nfl died in 2013: hall of fame members jack butler, art donovan, mike mccormack and clarence "ace" parker; former coaches bill austin, chuck fairbanks, john idzik, john mazur, jack pardee, jim sweeney, bum phillips and ray willsey; former players scott adams, tom alberghini, bill albright, john alderton, jim barton, hezekiah braxton, don brown, george brown (1949 new york yankees of the aafc), tom brown, ted burgmeier (1987 kansas city chiefs), jim canady (1948 chicago bears), rick casares, jim cason, frank chamberlin, todd christensen, ken clark, walt clay (1946 chicago rockets of the aafc), ray coates (1949 n.y. giants), angelo coia, fred cole (l.a. chargers), dave costa, bobby crespino, billy cross, jack davis, art decarlo, jack del bello (1953 baltimore colts), burt delavan (1955 chicago cardinals), frank dempsey, john didion, walt dubzinski (1944 boston yanks), dick duden, ron duncan (1967 cleveland browns), jeff durkota (1948 los angeles dons of the aafc), walt easley, allan ellis, dick evey, joe francis, willie frazier, sonny gandee, frank gaul, ronnie goodwin (1964 philadelphia eagles), l. c. greenwood, glynn gregory (1961 dallas texans), earl gros, bob heck (1949 chicago hornets), robert "bob" hecker (1952 l.a. rams), carey henley (1962 buffalo bills), tom higgins, sr. (1955 philadelphia eagles), harlon hill, john holt, thomas howard, jim hudson, ken hutcherson, claudis james, dave jennings, fred julian, bob kahler, dave kocourek, johnny kovatch, chester "chet" lagod (1953 n.y. giants), mike lahood (1969 l.a. rams), dave leggett, jimmy lesane (1952 chicago bears), jeff lewis, toni linhart, bob livingstone (1948 chicago rockets of the aafc), tony lorick, john maczuzak (1964 kansas city chiefs), errol mann, lew mayne, frank maznicki, geno mazzanti (1950 baltimore colts), darris mccord, john mccormick, greg mccrary, david mcmillan, bronzell miller, bert milling (1942 philadelphia eagles), norm mosley (1948 pittsburgh steelers), chuck muncie, hamilton nichols, rick norton, bob oliver (1969 cleveland browns), paul oliver, francis peay, tom pennington, gordon polofsky (1954 chicago cardinals), jim powers, ben pucci, john reger, ernie richardson (1974 cleveland browns), jerry robinson, reggie rogers, curtis rouse, marion rushing, tino sabuco (1949 s.f. 49ers), george saimes, george sauer, jr., harry schuh, pat shea, ed shedlosky (1945 n.y. giants), brian sisley (1987 n.y. giants), charles smith (1947 chicago cardinals), harry smith, ron smith, john sokolosky (1978 detroit lions), bryan stoltenberg, roy stuart, pat summerall, walt sweeney, joe tereshinski, sr., bobby thomason, frank tripucka, bill troup, val joe walker, art weiner, wilford white, john wilbur, john f. wiley mike williams (1980 kansas city chiefs) sam williams, will wynn, bob yates, dick yelvington and glenn young; former owner of the philadelphia eagles, jerry wolman; former minority owner of the san francisco 49ers, lou spadia; former team scout bud asher; and former officials bob beeks and jerry seeman."
14:00:09 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3865853 - Los Angeles is Oscar Peterson's last place. - Line: "moore was born in austin, texas, but grew up in los angeles. during the 1930s he often worked with his brother, johnny, who was also a guitarist. beginning in 1937, he spent ten years with nat king cole in the guitar-bass-drums trio format that influenced oscar peterson, art tatum, and ahmad jamal. after he left cole, he joined his brother in johnny moore's three blazers through the 1950s. he recorded two solo albums in 1954, then left the field of music. during the last decades of his life, he laid bricks and ran a gas station. he died in las vegas, nevada, in 1981."
14:00:09 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3844756 - New York City is Howard Hughes' last place. - Line: "originally distributed in 1975 by hand and mail in photocopy form, the gemstone file has appeared in slightly revised form in hustler magazine and on the internet. roberts, known only to stephanie caruana and conspiracy theorist mae brussell, purportedly began gathering information in the file when howard hughes stole his invention for processing synthetic rubies, hence the title "gemstone". according to gerald carroll, roberts was born in new york state on october 27, 1919 and died of lung cancer in san francisco on july 16, 1976."
14:00:11 - 33 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3818795 - New York City is Billy Wilder's last place. - Line: "the heaviest losses the 140th new york would incur in a single battle were incurred during severe fighting in the battle of the wilderness between may 5–7, 1864. 529 soldiers of the 140th new york led the opening of the battle with a charge across saunders field, and were among the first union troops to engage the confederacy in battle.the 140th took unsupported flank fire for over 30 minutes and sustained 255 total casualties. estimates of exact losses are 50 enlisted men, and 3 officers killed in action or died of wounds sustained during battle. a further 98 enlisted and 3 officers injured, and 101 total personnel were missing or captured. captain willard abbott was among the wounded."
14:00:12 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3810627 - Benjamin Franklin's death place is Ottawa. - Line: "he was born in bolton, new york in 1844, the son of henry franklin bronson, and came to bytown with his family in 1853. bronson was educated in ottawa and new york city. he became a partner in the bronsons and weston lumber company in 1867 and took control of the company when his father died in 1889."
14:00:13 - 7 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3822931 - Cary Grant's death place is Tunis. - Line: "the attackers claimed to be belgians originally from morocco. according to "le monde" they transited through the municipality of molenbeek. their passports turned out to be stolen and their nationality was later determined to be tunisian. waiting for almost three weeks (during which they also interviewed burhanuddin rabbani and abdul rasul sayyaf) for an interview opportunity, on september 8, 2001, an aide to massoud recalls the would-be suicide attackers "were so worried" and threatened to leave if the interview did not happen in the next 24 hours (until september 10, 2001). they were finally granted an interview. during the interview, they set off a bomb composed of explosives hidden in the camera and in a battery-pack belt. commander massoud died in a helicopter that was taking him to an indian military field hospital at farkhor in nearby tajikistan. the explosion also killed mohammed asim suhail, a united front official, while mohammad fahim dashty and massoud khalili were injured. one of the suicide attackers, bouraoui, was killed by the explosion, while dahmane abd al-sattar was captured and shot while trying to escape."
14:00:13 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3812899 - Savannah, Georgia is Benjamin Franklin's nascence place. - Line: "moved to crab orchard, ky., october 28, 1861, thence to lebanon, ky., and duty there until january 1862. advance on camp hamilton january 1–15. action at logan's cross roads on fishing creek january 19. battle of mill springs january 19–20. duty at mill springs until february 11. moved to louisville, ky., thence to nashville, tenn., february 11-march 2. march to savannah, tenn., march 20-april 7. expedition to bear creek, ala., april 12–13. advance on and siege of corinth, miss., april 29-may 30. buell's campaign in northern alabama and middle tennessee june to august. action at decatur august 7. march to nashville, tenn., thence to louisville, ky., in pursuit of bragg august 20-september 26. pursuit of bragg into kentucky october 1–16. battle of perryville october 8. march to gallatin, tenn., and duty there until january 13, 1863. operations against morgan december 22, 1862 – january 2, 1863. action at boston december 29, 1862. moved to nashville, tenn., january 13, 1863, and duty there until june. expedition toward columbia march 4–14. tullahoma campaign june 24-july 7. hoover's gap june 24–26. tullahoma june 29–30. elk river july 3. occupation of middle tennessee until august 16. passage of cumberland mountains and tennessee river and chickamauga campaign august 16-september 22. battle of chickamauga, september 19–21. siege of chattanooga, september 24-november 23. chattanooga-ringgold campaign november 23–27. orchard knob november 23–24. missionary ridge november 25. veterans on furlough january and february 1864. regiment changed to mounted infantry and reorganized at lexington, ky. moved to lafayette, ga., may 16-june 11. at villenow valley and snake creek gap, ga., guarding railroad until july. lafayette june 24. near atlanta june 26. chattahoochie river july 6–17. mccook's raid on atlanta & west point railroad and macon & western railroad july 27–31. lovejoy's station july 29. near newnan july 30. at kingston, ga., until september 17. moved to nashville, tenn., thence to franklin and pursuit of forrest september 25-october 10. pulaski, tenn., september 26, 27 and 29. muscle shoals, near florence, ala., october 30. near shoal creek, ala., october 31. nashville campaign november–december. shoal creek, near florence, november 5–6. on line of shoal creek november 16–20. fouche springs november 23. campbellsville november 24. in front of columbia november 24–27. battle of franklin november 30. battle of nashville december 15–16. lynnville and richland creek december 24–25. pulaski december 25–26. expedition into mississippi january 15–21, 1865. wilson's raid to macon, ga., march 22-may 1. trion, ala., april 1. northport, near tuscaloosa, april 3. occupation of tuscaloosa april 4. occupation of talladega april 22. munford's station april 23. rejoin wilson at macon may 1. duty at macon and in georgia until august."
14:00:14 - 20 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3846006 - Los Angeles is Bob Dylan's nascence place. - Line: "after the success of her first album, fraser moved to sydney in 2004. on 17 march 2008 she married scott ligertwood, in sydney, changing her name to brooke ligertwood. "brooke fraser" has remained her stage name for her career. in march 2015, fraser announced she was pregnant with their first child. a daughter, dylan wilde ligertwood, was born on 18 september 2015. fraser currently lives in los angeles, where she is occasionally on the sunday worship team at the hillsong church los angeles campus."
14:00:18 - 10 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3852268 - Cole Porter's birth place is Louisville, Kentucky. - Line: "bradford young comes from a large, close-knit family. his relatives own the a.d. porter and sons funeral home in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. young moved to chicago at age 15 to live with his father. before moving to chicago, he had attended the brown school and central high school. he received early artistic inspiration by the works of romare bearden, jacob lawrence, and aaron douglas. although he intended to study writing, he studied film at howard university, where he was influenced by haile gerima. his first film project at howard was a group project, a black and white silent film shot on a canon super 8. working on set with filmmaking colleagues at howard was his introduction to film. prior to moving to washington, d.c. for college, young says "the only reason i cared about movies was how most people cared about movies. i liked watching them." as a youth, he went to the theater to see spike lee films with his family."
14:00:18 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3218641 - Charlotte Bobcats is Ben Gordon's squad. - Line: "following his high school successes, howard chose to forego college and declared for the 2004 nba draft—a decision partly inspired by his idol kevin garnett who had done the same in 1995—where the orlando magic selected him first overall over uconn junior emeka okafor. he took the number 12 for his jersey, in part because it was the reverse of garnett's 21 when he played for minnesota. howard joined a depleted magic squad that had finished with only 21 victories the previous season; further, the club had just lost perennial nba all-star tracy mcgrady. howard, however, made an immediate impact. he finished his rookie season with an average of 12.0 ppg and 10.0 rpg, setting several nba records in the process. he became the youngest player in nba history to average a double double in the regular season. he also became the youngest player in nba history to average at least 10 rebounds in a season and youngest nba player ever to record at least 20 rebounds in a game. howard's importance to the magic was highlighted when he became the first player in nba history directly out of high school to start all 82 games during his rookie season. for his efforts, he was selected to play in the 2005 nba rookie challenge, and was unanimously selected to the all-rookie team. he also finished third to fellow center emeka okafor of the charlotte bobcats and guard ben gordon of the chicago bulls for the rookie of the year award."
14:00:18 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3275745 - Tyson Chandler's team is Los Angeles Clippers. - Line: "following their championship-winning 2010-2011 season, the mavericks entered the offseason with six free agents; only one of those six players returned to play with the team in 2011-2012. starting center tyson chandler was traded to the new york knicks in a three-team sign-and-trade deal; the mavericks received guard andy rautins in return and waived him shortly thereafter. forward caron butler signed a three-year deal worth $24 million with the los angeles clippers. on december 14, reserve guard josu juan barea announced that he would join the minnesota timberwolves. on december 19, reserve forward peja stojakovic announced his retirement. guard deshawn stevenson signed a one-year deal with new jersey. backup forward brian cardinal re-signed with the mavs."
14:00:18 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3212622 - Oklahoma City Thunder is Elton Brand's team. - Line: "the mavs started their regular season at the los angeles lakers and their new formed team. they took the lead in the second quarter and never looked back, at the end it was a 99–91 victory and the season started off the right foot. despite leading by eight at the break, the mavericks fell in their first back-to-back this season to the jazz 94–113. in their home opener against the charlotte bobcats the mavericks blew them out by 27 with o. j. mayo scoring 30 and the team going 16 of 25 from behind the arc. mayo added another 30+ game and darren collison got his second straight double-double in a blowout win against portland. without elton brand, who was with his wife for the birth of his child, the mavs won against the toronto raptors 109–104 with chris kaman starting for the first time and scoring 22, the same point amount that mayo had. the mavs fell, with brand and beaubois, to the new york knicks who improved to a league-best 4–0 record. on the next night, the mavs lost to charlotte who defeated the mavericks for the first time in 17 tries. the mavs lost their first game at home and third straight game to the hands of the minnesota timberwolves. against the winless washington wizards the mavs took care of business and won by six, while putting up 40 points in the second quarter. their next back-to-back started at the indiana pacers, who played without danny granger, but got the win in blowout fashion by 20. on the second night they took on the cleveland cavaliers and squeezed out a win by eight, 103–95. the golden state warriors came to town and defeated the mavs after overtime 105–101. two days later, jason kidd and tyson chandler returned to dallas with the new york knicks. in a high scoring affair the mavs closed it out and won by three, 114–111. the lakers were next up to the mavs on their home floor and got out there with a big win by 27. after a two-point loss against the philadelphia 76ers the mavs fell, for the first time this season, under .500. without collison the mavericks failed on the second night of a back-to-back by losing to the chicago bulls. in the first game of derek fisher, which he started, the mavs defeated the detroit pistons comfortably 92–77. when facing the los angeles clippers, the mavs got blown out by 22, the same number of turnovers they had for the game. on the next night, they won at the phoenix suns by three, after o. j. mayo put them ahead late in the game. the mavericks took on the houston rockets and it was a duel between james harden and mayo, who scored 39 and 40 points respectively. mayo had the better on his side as the mavs won by seven. next up, the mavs took care of the sacramento kings and blew them out 119–96. in the first game against ex-maverick jason terry and his boston celtics the mavs fell after double overtime. the mavs moved to canada to take on toronto and got blown out badly. it also ended the streak of at least one three pointer in a game after 1,108 games, last time it happened was in 1999. on the next night they faced minnesota and lost by eight after overtime, which moved their overtime record to 0–3. after being back on their home floor, the mavs won against the 76ers, and split the season series against them. without fisher, brand and brandan wright<ref name="brand/wright out"></ref> the mavs lost by 15 to the miami heat. with wright back, the mavs fell to the memphis grizzlies by ten. dirk nowitzki returned against the san antonio spurs but the mavs still lost by 38. the game at the oklahoma city thunder went into overtime, and the mavs again fell short, this time by six. in nowitzki's home debut, the mavericks lost to the denver nuggets by 21. on the last game in 2012, vince carter made his starting debut for the season but could not prevent the mavs from losing to the spurs by 25. on new year's day the mavs took on washington and were able to win by nine, after being down by as much as 14 in the second quarter. in yet another overtime game, the mavs fell to miami by 10, which leads the mavericks still winless in overtime games this season (0–6). nowitzki made his first start in a game against the new orleans hornets, which marked the 15th different starting lineup this year for the mavs. the hornets meanwhile got out with a win in overtime with eric gordon scoring eight points in the extra period, which marked the tenth consecutive loss for the mavs in overtime. back on the road, the mavs lost to the utah jazz, which marked their 12th loss in the last 14 games. at la, against the clippers the mavs failed to convert a 5-point lead going into the fourth quarter, to lose by six. against the kings, in the second night of a back-to-back, the mavs won after overtime by five. the mavs blew memphis out back on their homecourt, by 21. against minnesota, who were without kevin love and coach rick adelman, the mavs were able ton their third straight game, this time by 15. in another must-win game against houston, the mavs escaped with a five-point victory after being up by 11 in the fourth quarter. in yet another overtime game against oklahoma city, kevin durant scored 52 points (21 from the line) to help the thunder win it. mayo made a three to tie the game in regulation but carter missed a chance to send it to double-obertime. at orlando the mavs had several double-digit leads before winning it by five in the end. against the sours, their third meeting, it looked like another 25+ loss but the mavs were able to cut it down late, to lose by six. bernard james made his first career-start against phoenix, with both brand and kaman coming off the bench. the mavs were able to win comfortabily by 15, in a game where nowitzki moved past allen iverson in the all-time scoring list, now placed at 18th. in a rematch of game 4 of the 2011 playoffs between dallas and portland, the trailblazers erased a 21-point deficit and won at the buzzer after a lamarcus aldridge shot. without nowitzki, against golden state the mavs lost another nailbiter, by three at the end. the mavs were able to turn a fourth quarter in their favour and defeating the suns for the third time this season. the mavs lost their league-"best" ninth game by 20+ points against oklahoma. back home, the mavs faced a must-win five-game homestand. they rallied back from 10+ points and won the game against portland by 6 by just allowing 38 points in the second half after giving up 61 before the break. the mavericks avoided to be swept by golden state in the season series by beating them with 25. against the atlanta hawks the mavs lost by four, which shrunk their playoff hopes to a minimum. the last game before the all-star break was successful against sacramento. carter scored 17 points in the third quarter, surpassing larry bird on the all-time scoring leader list and made his 1,600 three pointer of his career. the mavs started the post all-star season with a win against orlando. at new orleans, the mavericks needed two late threes by mike james and carter to escape with a four-point victory. on a marquee matchup with playoff intense, the mavs lost to the la lakers by four. on a back-2-back, the mavs lost at home to milwaukee and at memphis, shrinking their playoff hopes to a minimum. after three straight losses the mavericks won at brooklyn by 8, after being up by 20 in the fourth quarter. at houston, the mavericks got blown out badly, 103–136. three days later, in the second straight game against houston, this time at home, the mavericks squeezed out a win. at detroit, the mavericks were able to win by three, after being up by 15 in the third quarter. their third straight win came at minnesota, where they won easily by 23. at milwaukee, the mavs were able to extend their winning streak to four. at san antonio, the m;avericks had a chance to win the game but carter missed a three at the buzzer. back home and having eight of their next nine games on their homefloor, the mavs defeated cleveland by ten, after being down by double digits midway through the third quarter. in their last season matchup against okc, the mavs lost another nailbiter, by six at the end. this game marked the return of brand into the starting lineup. at atlanta, the mavs wrapped up their last road game against an eastern conference team with a victory, 127–113. when brooklyn came to town, the mavs were unable to contain a ten-point lead from the first quarter. they lost eventually by 17 at the end. when jason terry returned to dalla, he received a standing ovation by his first check-in into the game. however, the mavs defeated boston by ten. in another pivotal matchup, against utah this time, the mavs were able to win by five in the end, with the fourth quarter being safely in their hands. the mavericks stretched their winning streak to three after an overtime victory over the clippers. with a chance to get back to .500, the mavs got blown out by indiana. the mavs ended their homestand with a hard fought victory against the bulls. they were down double-digits multiple times but nowitzki managed to carry them when he hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 2.9 seconds to go. at the lakers the mavericks were not able to hang with them and lost by 20. at denver, where the nuggets held a 33–3 record, the mavericks felt short by one when andre iguodala made a game winning layup with 2.8 seconds to go. at sacramento, the mavericks scored 41 points in the second quarter en route to a victory. at portland, the mavericks got a victory which put them one game under .500. after a home loss to phoenix, the mavericks were eliminated for the playoffs for the first time since 2000. the mavs won an overtime game against denver 108–105. after winning new orleans, the mavs reached the .500 mark for the first time since december 12 (121 days) and were able to shave their beards with nowitzki scoring the 25,000th point during his career. against memphis, the mavericks lost by six. their last game of the season, against new orleans, was won, so the mavs ended the season at .500 (41–41)."
14:00:19 - No matching line but statement is true: 3619217 - Last Action Hero stars Art Carney.
14:00:19 - 178 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3620210 - On the Waterfront stars Matthew Broderick - Line: "fugard adapted the play for a television movie produced in 1985, directed by michael lindsay-hogg with stars, matthew broderick, zakes mokae, and john kani."
14:00:19 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3617517 - 2012 (film) stars Barbara Hershey. - Line: "her first novel, "hunger point", was published by reganbooks in 1997, and became the basis for an original lifetime movie, starring barbara hershey and christina hendricks of mad men, which first aired in 2003. "hunger point" has been translated into a number of foreign languages, including french, spanish, hebrew, among others. medoff's second novel, "good girls gone bad", was published by harpercollins in 2002, and translated into a number of foreign languages as well. her third novel, "i couldn't love you more", was published in may 2012 by grand central publishing."
14:00:19 - 6 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3660997 - Kill Bill stars Lance Henriksen. - Line: "alien vs. predator (also abbreviated as avp) is a 2004 science fiction action horror film written and directed by paul w. s. anderson, and starring sanaa lathan, lance henriksen, raoul bova, ewen bremner and colin salmon. it is the first installment of the "alien vs. predator" franchise, adapting a crossover bringing together the eponymous creatures of the "alien" and "predator" series, a concept which originated in a 1989 comic book. set in 2004, the film follows a group of archaeologists assembled by billionaire charles bishop weyland for an expedition near the antarctic to investigate a mysterious heat signal. weyland hopes to claim the find for himself, and his group discovers a pyramid below the surface of a whaling station. hieroglyphs and sculptures reveal that the pyramid is a hunting ground for young predators who kill aliens as a rite of passage. the humans are caught in the middle of a battle between the two species and attempt to prevent the aliens from reaching the surface. tom woodruff, jr. plays an alien named "grid". ian whyte plays the predators named "scar", "celtic" and "chopper"."
14:00:20 - No matching line but statement is true: 3636386 - Ed Wood (film) stars Lisa Marie (actress).
14:00:20 - 26 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3408127 - The Big U's author is Thomas M. Disch. - Line: "gernsback's initial editorial approach was to blend instruction with entertainment; he believed science fiction could educate readers. his audience rapidly showed a preference for implausible adventures, however, and the movement away from gernsback's idealism accelerated when the magazine changed hands in 1929. despite this, gernsback had an enormous impact on the field: the creation of a specialist magazine for science fiction spawned an entire genre publishing industry. the letter columns in "amazing", where fans could make contact with each other, led to the formation of science fiction fandom, which in turn had a strong influence on the development of the field. writers whose first story was published in the magazine include john w. campbell, isaac asimov, howard fast, ursula k. le guin, roger zelazny, and thomas m. disch. overall, though, "amazing" itself was rarely an influential magazine within the genre after the 1920s. some critics have commented that by "ghettoizing" science fiction, gernsback in fact did harm to its literary growth, but this viewpoint has been countered by the argument that science fiction needed an independent market to develop in to reach its potential."
14:00:20 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3480145 - Stephen Baxter is Out of the Silent Planet's author. - Line: ""dark eden" was author chris beckett's second novel. reviews were generally very positive in the united kingdom. stuart kelly in "the guardian" called it a "superior piece of theologically nuanced science fiction", although he noted that the novel drew a little heavily on russell hoban's "riddley walker" and will self's "the book of dave". author paul di filippo, reviewing the book for "locus" magazine, described the plot as uninventive but "so splendidly [written] it feels brand new and remade". he pointed out that the novel's "harsh oasis" plot device resembled the work of fritz leiber, stephen baxter, larry niven, and karl schroeder. but that didn't matter: "[a]ll this heavy categorizing misses the essence of the reader’s first contact with the book, which is pure astonishment and pleasure, a storytelling ride full of brio and wonder. ... the reader is swiftly seduced by two things that are intrinsic to, but separate from, the powerful plot: the carrollian language, and the freaky ecology." he had high praise for the character of john redlantern, who was a metaphor (in de filippo's mind) for both moses and cain. harry ritchie in the "daily mail" said "human plight and alien planet are both superbly evoked in [this] captivating and haunting book" while david langford in "the daily telegraph" said "dark eden" contained "a classic theme, beautifully told"."
14:00:20 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3426772 - Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde's author is Douglas Adams. - Line: "dorset is a popular home for performing artists. those who have moved to or own second homes in dorset include the director guy ritchie, actors martin clunes and edward fox; singer-songwriters billy bragg and noel gallagher; and television personalities jonathan ross and hugh fearnley-whittingstall, whose programmes are filmed at his home, just outside bridport. the classical composer muzio clementi lived and worked near blandford in dorset. several writers have called dorset home, including douglas adams (author of "the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy"), who lived in stalbridge for a time; ian fleming ("james bond"), who boarded at durnford school, poet william barnes; john le carru, author of espionage novels; tom sharpe of "wilt" fame lived there as does p.d. james ("the children of men"); satirical novelist thomas love peacock; john fowles ("the french lieutenant's woman"), lived in lyme regis before he died in late 2005; robert louis stevenson wrote "the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde" while living in bournemouth. dorset is also the birthplace of artist sir james thornhill, and photographer jane bown,"
14:00:20 - No matching line but statement is true: 3805868 - Cascade Communications is Ascend Communications' subordinate.
14:00:21 - No matching line but statement is true: 3847995 - Yahoo!'s subsidiary is EGroups.
14:00:21 - 9 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3321081 - Thomas Mann's award is Nobel Peace Prize. - Line: "sakharov was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1975. the norwegian nobel committee called him "a spokesman for the conscience of mankind". in the words of the nobel committee's citation: "in a convincing manner sakharov has emphasised that man's inviolable rights provide the only safe foundation for genuine and enduring international cooperation.""
14:00:22 - No matching line but statement is true: 4313791 - Santa Monica, California is Pandemic Studios' innovation place.
14:00:22 - No matching line but statement is true: 4350039 - Futuremark's foundation place is Espoo.
14:00:22 - No matching line but statement is true: 4312757 - IBM Internet Security Systems' foundation place is Atlanta.
14:00:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 3616902 - Mean Girls stars Lizzy Caplan.
14:00:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 3617557 - Godzilla (1998 film) stars Harry Shearer.
14:00:24 - No matching line but statement is true: 3615660 - Godzilla (1998 film) stars Kevin Dunn.
14:00:25 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3215488 - Deron Williams' team is Golden State Warriors. - Line: "the nets started their first season in newark poorly. part of the reason was the distractions created by trade rumors regarding carmelo anthony, who many presumed wanted to leave the denver nuggets. with the entire team except brook lopez, sasha vujacic and jordan farmar rumored to be part of a proposed trade for anthony at some point, the team struggled to a 17–40 record at the all-star break, when anthony was finally traded to the cross-river rival new york knicks. however, a week later, on february 23, 2011, the nets made a surprising trade for all-star point guard deron williams. the trade sent devin harris and rookie derrick favors to the utah jazz along with draft picks from the golden state warriors and cash considerations. the team went on to lose the first three games with williams in the lineup, and then win five straight. however, williams was hampered by a wrist injury that forced him to sit for most of the last games of the season; they won two more games, and finished with a 24–58 record."
14:00:25 - No matching line but statement is true: 3682513 - Godzilla (1998 film) stars Matthew Broderick.
14:00:26 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3887543 - Los Angeles is Errol Flynn's last place. - Line: "dawn wells said in a 2014 interview on crn.com with larry and nancy manetti, when asked if alan hale jr. was the consummate professional of the "gilligan's island" series: "well, that is so interesting, because alan jr. and his father looked so much alike, you don't know, who was who. his father did all the errol flynn ... i used to say to alan, 'how was it growing up in a household, with all those movie stars?' alan was absolutely, the consummate professional, wonderful gentleman, jovial, never complained ... he was the exact same size of my dad. every time he picked me up and hugged me, i thought he was my father, he was my dad." wells also responded to the question if she ever went to her acting mentor's restaurant (that hale once owned in los angeles): "it was a lobster house on la cienega blvd., and he would greet you with his sea hat on, as you can... but that was after the show; and he had his friend, anthony, there, with some good food, too." the last question asked of dawn was if "gilligan's island," was nearly his (hale's) show: "no, no... as a matter of fact, it was interesting when you go back and find the people that they should thought say the other characters, and i understand alan was doing a movie in utah and they wanted to bring him to audition and he couldn't get a flight out, so ... he hitchhiked, hitchhiked on the highway and then, he came in to audition." after the show's cancellation, and until hale's death, wells not only stayed in touch with him but they were frequently neighbors, also. after hale's mother gretchen died in 1979 the friendship between hale and wells grew closer."
14:00:27 - 10 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3819162 - William Randolph Hearst's death place is New York City. - Line: "catherine was born in a family of writers, and lived during her early life in the buffalo, new york area, and briefly lived in new york city, an influence which has often recurs in her writing in the form of being a setting for part of or the whole story arc. she attributes her changeover from "the last kid picked" on the team towards becoming a writer to a favorite teacher, lenny horowitz, who later died of liver cancer. after an accelerated graduation from high school at the age of 17, catherine worked many jobs such as being a dog trainer, a tour guide at hearst castle, and working in a bakery prior to dedicating herself to become a full-time writer in the early 1980s."
14:00:28 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3396988 - Francois Jacob's award is Nobel Prize in Literature. - Line: "belgium has produced several well-known authors, including the poets emile verhaeren, robert goffin and novelists hendrik conscience, georges simenon, suzanne lilar, hugo claus, joseph weterings and amulie nothomb. the poet and playwright maurice maeterlinck won the nobel prize in literature in 1911. "the adventures of tintin" by hergu is the best known of franco-belgian comics, but many other major authors, including peyo ("the smurfs"), andru franquin ("gaston lagaffe"), dupa ("cubitus"), morris ("lucky luke"), greg ("achille talon"), lambil ("les tuniques bleues"), edgar p. jacobs and willy vandersteen brought the belgian cartoon strip industry a worldwide fame."
14:00:28 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3329423 - Nobel Prize in Literature is Charles Thomson Rees Wilson's honour. - Line: ""in our time" was published as part of pound's modernist series by three mountains press, paris in 1924. the work was well received by critics; edmund wilson described the writing as "of the first distinction", and in the 1940s he again wrote of "big two-hearted river", "along with the mottled trout ... the boy from the american middle west fishes up a nice little masterpiece." when the story was published in the united states, critics asserted hemingway had reinvigorated the short story by his use of declarative sentences and his crisp style. in 1952, reviewing "the old man and the sea"—for which hemingway would win the pulitzer prize and the nobel prize in literature—"the new york times" said of "big two-hearted river" that it was one of the "best and happiest of his early short stories"."
14:00:30 - 5 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3868587 - Immanuel Kant's birth place is Prague. - Line: "he was born in reichenberg (now liberec, in the czech republic, north of prague near the border with germany), and probably received his early training there, though little information is available about his early life. by the early 1590s he was in bautzen, where he wrote a school textbook, and in 1593 he received a degree from the university of wittenberg. in 1594 he moved to leipzig, and in 1597 he acquired the post of kantor at zittau, where he probably taught the young melchior franck."
14:00:30 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3850075 - Portsmouth is Arthur Conan Doyle's nascence place. - Line: "the city has been home to a number of famed authors. most notably charles dickens – known for such works as "oliver twist", "a tale of two cities", and "the pickwick papers"was born in portsmouth. arthur conan doyle, author of the sherlock holmes stories, practised as a doctor in the city and played in goal for portsmouth association football club, an amateur team not to be confused with the later professional portsmouth football club. rudyard kipling, poet and author of the "jungle book", and h. g. wells, author of "war of the worlds" and "the time machine", lived in portsmouth during the 1880s. sir walter besant, a novelist and historian, was born in portsmouth, writing one novel set exclusively in the town, "by celia's arbour, a tale of portsmouth town". sir francis austen, brother of jane austen, briefly lived in the area after graduating from portsmouth naval academy. more contemporary portsmouth literary figures include social critic, journalist, and author christopher hitchens, who was born in the city. nevil shute moved to portsmouth in 1934 when he relocated his aircraft company to the city; his former home stands in the eastney end of the island of portsea. fantasy author neil gaiman grew up in nearby purbrook and the portsmouth suburb of southsea, and in 2013 had a southsea road named after his novel "the ocean at the end of the lane". olivia manning's childhood was also spent in the city."
14:00:30 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3839128 - John Adams' birth place is Edinburgh. - Line: "ferm was born in edinburgh of obscure parentage. his name is spelled in diverse ways; he signs himself ‘carolus pharum’ (after 1588), and ‘chairlis ferm’ (21 february 1605). calderwood spells the name ‘farholme.’ adamson latinises it ‘fermæus.’ he was brought up in the family of alexander guthrie, and entered the university of edinburgh in 1584. in 1588 he graduated m.a., and in october of that year was an unsuccessful candidate for a regency. on 13 december 1589 he was authorised by the presbytery to preach, when necessary, in the second charge of the high kirk, edinburgh. he studied hebrew and theology, and was elected regent in 1590, in which capacity he graduated a class of nineteen on 12 august 1593, and another of thirty-five on 30 july 1597. among his pupils were john adamson, edward brice, david calderwood, oliver colt, professor of latin at saumur, and william craig, professor of theology there."
14:00:30 - No matching line but statement is true: 3614858 - The Right Stuff (film) stars Harry Shearer.
14:00:31 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3881887 - Bill Clinton's birth place is Melbourne. - Line: "john allan clinton hattie (born 1950) was born in timaru, new zealand, and has been professor of education and director of the melbourne education research institute at the university of melbourne, australia, since march 2011. he was previously professor of education at the university of auckland."
14:00:31 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3876174 - Toronto is Stevie Wonder's nascence place. - Line: "lewis was born in toronto to a trinidadian mother, who was a musician and jamaican father, who also was a musician and singer known as glen ricks who was a former protege of the late donny hathaway. from the age of eight to fourteen, he lived in trinidad before moving back to toronto. his father, ricks, was the leader singer for crack ov dawn who performed in the 1970s. as his mother was a musician, he would escort his parents to his recording studios. originally planning to pursue a career in animation as a teenager, lewis instead decided to focus on music. after moving back to the city, he attended high school at eastern commerce collegiate, where he won a talent contest by covering stevie wonder's "i just called to say i love you". after high school, lewis began recording demos and performing at nightclubs, eventually becoming a respected act in the city."
14:00:32 - 9 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3870863 - Oscar Wilde's birth place is Baltimore. - Line: "most recently, nichols has established a blog on urbanatural roosting, also accessible at this superscript this site offers practical applications and descriptions of urbanatural roosting in cities (boston, new york city, and baltimore, for example) as well as in natural areas (the adirondacks, cape cod, the chesapeake bay, and the like). these examples show how modern cities have naturalized themselves to produce sustainable forms of energy (sunlight electricity, wind energy, hydroelectric power), to grow food (greenroofs, greenwalls), and to increase the size of natural environment in urban spaces (central park, boston common, the baltimore inner harbor, etc.). likewise, the site shows how human culture and urban ideas have helped to make natural spaces more livable: strict architectural regulations in the adirondacks and in national and state parks, careful use of roads and trails throughout natural areas nationwide, and detailed rules for living with nonhuman species in wild and wilderness areas (hunting and trapping regulations, catch-and-release fishing streams, and strict protections for even the wildest species: rattlesnakes, wolves, and grizzly bears). in addition to other nature writing—currently for the thoreau farm blog "the roost" in concord, massachusetts—nichols has also published poetry and short fiction."
14:00:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3810544 - Naples, Florida is Donna Summer's death place.
14:00:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3847321 - Ira Gershwin's death place is Beverly Hills, California.
14:00:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3860847 - Kurt Aland's death place is Muenster.
14:00:35 - No matching line but statement is true: 3812548 - Englewood, New Jersey is Thelonious Monk's last place.
14:00:35 - No matching line but statement is true: 3898745 - Philip K. Dick's death place is Santa Ana, California.
14:00:37 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3824246 - Birmingham is Bob Dylan's nascence place. - Line: "harris is from a career military family. her father, walter harris (1921-1993), was a marine corps officer, and her mother, eugenia (1921-2014), was a wartime military wife. her father was reported missing in action in korea in 1952 and spent ten months as a prisoner of war. born in birmingham, alabama, harris spent her childhood in north carolina and woodbridge, virginia, where she graduated from gar-field senior high school as class valedictorian. she won a drama scholarship to the uncg school of music, theatre and dance at the university of north carolina at greensboro, where she began to study music seriously, learning to play the songs of pete seeger, bob dylan and joan baez on guitar. she dropped out of college to pursue her musical aspirations, and moved to new york city, working as a waitress to support herself while performing folk songs in greenwich village coffeehouses during the 1960s folk music boom. she married fellow songwriter tom slocum in 1969 and recorded her first album, "gliding bird". harris and slocum soon divorced, and harris and her newborn daughter hallie moved in with her parents in clarksville, maryland, a suburb near washington, d.c."
14:00:44 - 896 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3875351 - Nas' birth place is Queens. - Line: "the victorian football league was also going through dramatic changes which were altering the wider football landscape in victoria. in october 1986, the league admitted newly established clubs based in perth (the west coast eagles) and south-eastern queensland (the brisbane bears). at the same time, as many as half of the league's eleven victorian-based clubs were in severe or impending financial trouble: had moved to sydney in 1982 due to its financial troubles, had fielded offers from brisbane- and canberra-based consortiums for a potential relocation in 1987, and , and were all struggling off the field – in some cases, the clubs were solvent only because of the dividend they received from the multimillion-dollar licence fees charged to the new clubs, and from the proceeds earned when the sydney swans club was sold to dr geoffrey edelsten in 1985. thereafter followed wide speculation about further national expansion of the vfl, with expressions of interest from private consortiums, leagues and clubs in adelaide, canberra, fremantle and tasmania, and speculation that the struggling victorian clubs would relocate, merge or fold. as such, the future composition of the league was very uncertain at the time, but it was considered realistic that within only a few years, the league could have expanded to a fully national competition, with a reduction in the number of victorian-based clubs competing."
14:00:46 - 292 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3848390 - Belgrade is Nas' nascence place. - Line: "nini and dor have collaborated with arab and palestinian artists from around the world, including khaled from algeria, nabil salameh, of palestinian origin, born in lebanon, handallah from nablus, rim banna from nazareth, amal murkus from kfar yasif, and mira awad from kfar raameh. on november 4, 1995, she was on stage performing at the peace rally in tel aviv just before yitzhak rabin was assassinated. from 1995 to 1998, she performed many concerts in memory of yitzhak rabin. in may 2002, she took part in a concert at the rome colosseum, under the banner of "time for life - a tribute for peace" featuring ray charles, mercedes sosa, khaled, nicola piovani, and artists from afghanistan, sarajevo, belgrade, africa and ireland. in may 2004, she performed in "we are the future": a globally telecast fund raising concert for children in conflict areas. on july 2, 2005 she performed in bono and bob geldof's "live 8" concert in rome's circo massimo."
14:00:47 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3842102 - Oscar Wilde's birth place is Providence, Rhode Island. - Line: "sibley was born in sutton, massachusetts, and after completing preparatory studies, he graduated from the college of rhode island and providence plantations (now brown university) at providence in 1794. he studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1795 and began a practice in marietta, ohio, which was then part of the northwest territory. he soon moved to cincinnati and then moved again to detroit, michigan in 1797, shortly after the british handed over the fort in 1796. when he arrived, sibley was one of only two lawyers in detroit. being a pioneer lawyer was a physically challenging profession, often requiring long travel by horseback through wilderness over indian trails in all types of weather to attend the territorial courts in cincinnati, marietta, or chillicothe, ohio."
14:00:47 - No matching line but statement is true: 3865059 - Barnwell, South Carolina is James Brown's nascence place.
14:00:47 - No matching line but statement is true: 3818794 - Usher (entertainer)'s birth place is Dallas.
14:00:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3804697 - Mary J. Blige's birth place is The Bronx.
14:00:48 - No matching line but statement is true: 3839592 - Brian Wilson's birth place is Inglewood, California.
14:00:48 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3880457 - Edinburgh is Quentin Tarantino's nascence place. - Line: "richard crawford is a british theatre director and actor. he is most noted for his site specific and immersive productions, adapting and directing the world stage premier of edward scissorhands in new york, the london premier of tarantino's reservoir dogs and introducing immersive theatrical productions to hong kong. he was born in scotland and performed in many edinburgh festival plays and musicals where he won best breakthrough actor at the fringe festival at the age of 18. having started his career in the uk as an actor, crawford is based between london and new york where among his other performing ventures he is also a member of new york's actors studio after being accepted into the prestigious studio in 2011. he is also a previous student and performer at the lee strasberg theatre and film institute."
14:00:49 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3806175 - Chiang Kai-shek's birth place is Tokyo. - Line: "born in tokyo when chiang kai-shek and the kmt were exiled to japan by the beiyang government, chiang wei-kuo has long been speculated to be an offspring of tai chi-tao and a japanese woman, . chiang wei-kuo previously discredited any such claims and insisted he was a biological son of chiang kai-shek until his later years (1988), when he admitted that he was adopted."
14:00:49 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3821414 - Billy Wilder's death place is Nashville, Tennessee. - Line: "at mt. sterling, to guard that place against rebel raids, and afterward at danville, kentucky. on 26 january 1863, the regiment, with gen. baird's division, was ordered to the army of the cumberland. arriving at nashville, the command moved to franklin, tennessee,and was engaged in the pursuit of the rebel gen. van dorn. advanced to murfreesboro,and occupied shelbyville, 27 june. on 5 july, the regiment was engaged in rebuilding a wagon-bridge over duck river. the 92nd illinois infantry converted to mounted infantry on 22 july 1863 and rearmed with spencer carbines. it then served as a part of brigadier general john t. wilder's lightning brigade.where it remained while gen. rosecrans had command. the regiment crossed the mountains at dechard, tennessee, and took part in the movements opposite and above chattanooga,when it recrossed the mountains and joined gen. thomas at trenton, alabama. on the morning of 9 september, it was in the advance to chattanooga, and participated in driving the rebels from point lookout, and entered the rebel stronghold, unfolding the union banner on the crutchfield house, and kept in pursuit of the rebels. at ringgold, georgia, it was attacked by a brigade of cavalry, under command of gen. forrest, and drove them from the town, killing and wounding a large number. during the chickamauga battle, the regiment took part in gen. reynolds' division of gen.thomas' corps. in april, 1864, it was again at ringgold, georgia, doing picket duty. april 23, capt. scovil, with twenty-one men, was captured at nickajack gap, nine miles from ringgold, and one man killed. of the men thus taken prisoners, twelve were shot down, and six died of wounds, after being taken prisoners. the remainder were taken to andersonville; and very few ever left that place, having died from the cruel treatment received there. from ringgold, may 7, 1864, the regiment entered upon the atlanta campaign and was assigned to gen. kilpatrick's command, and participated in the battles of resaca, raid around atlanta, bethesda, fleet river bridge, and jonesboro. the regiment lost, at jonesboro, one-fifth of the men engaged. from mount gilead church, west of atlanta, october 1, the regiment moved, and took an active part in the operations against hood's army. at powder springs it had a severe engagement, losing a large number of men, killed and wounded. the regiment then returned to marietta, and participated in the various engagements and skirmishes in sherman's march to the sea. at swift creek, north carolina, capt. hawk, of co. c, was severely wounded, losing a leg. the regiment, during its term of service, was in some forty battles and skirmishes. the regiment was mustered out at concord, north carolina, on june 21, 1865, and discharged at chicago, illinois, on july 10, 1865. the regiment's recruits were transferred to the 65th illinois volunteer infantry regiment on that date.(3)"
14:00:50 - 6 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3885766 - Santa Monica, California is Lucille Ball's last place. - Line: "ballard was born on june 14, 1890 to william l ballard and mary ester tibbs. from his father's side, ballard was the grandson of john ballard, born in 1829, a former slave from kentucky who moved his family to california in the 1850s. after being freed, john ballard, along with 4000 other african american residents, lived near santa monica mountains. he helped form a stable african-american community at the base of what now is referred to as "ballard mountain". it was formerly named by a racial slur by the white in the area and in the late 19th century it was renamed. john ballard had married twice, first to amanda ballard in 1859 with whom he had eight kids. when she died he married francis ballard in 1879. the ballard family as already well known in the los angeles community for the efforts of claudius's grandfather, aunts and uncles, who all purchased a large array of land to set up institutions for the community's use. john was one of the leading people responsible for the formation of the area's first african methodist episcopal church. however, despite the legacy of his family, ballard would rarely mention his grandfather in his adult life."
14:00:50 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3828895 - Los Angeles is Herman Melville's last place. - Line: "the home of anna bissell mccay, daughter of carpet sweeper magnate melville bissell, is a four-story victorian home, on the border of south pasadena. today the bissell house is a bed and breakfast. thaddeus s. c. lowe's home of was on south orange grove. the house included a sixth story solarium which he converted into an observatory. lowe was also a generous patron of the astronomical sciences. he started a water-gas company, founded the citizens bank of los angeles, built numerous ice plants, and purchased a pasadena opera house. he also established the mount lowe railway in the mountains above pasadena and eventually lost his fortune. the brilliant, but troubled, rocket scientist john whiteside parsons sometimes shared his residence with other noteworthy people, including l. ron hubbard, the founder of scientology. parsons died in an explosion while testing a new rocket fuel in his pasadena home laboratory, in 1952."
14:00:50 - No matching line but statement is true: 3464739 - Pedro Pires' office is Cape Verde.
14:00:51 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3257187 - Steve Blake's team is Boston Celtics. - Line: "to strengthen their underperforming bench, the warriors made a three-team trade on january 15, sending douglas to the miami heat and picking up guards jordan crawford and marshon brooks from the boston celtics and then, a day before the trade deadline, trading kent bazemore and brooks to the los angeles lakers in exchange for veteran point guard steve blake. thanks in part to the improved effectiveness of their backup squad, boosted by the additions of blake and crawford and the play of 35-year-old jermaine o'neal (who returned sooner than expected from wrist surgery), the warriors were one of the winningest teams in the nba after the all-star break. nonetheless, and despite several victories over top contenders, the team displayed a pattern of losing games to inferior teams even at their home arena. on april 11, in a 112–95 stomping of the los angeles lakers at the staples center, the warriors clinched a playoff berth in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1991 and 1992. however, just one day earlier in a loss against the portland trail blazers, andrew bogut suffered a cracked rib that would keep him out of the post-season, a big blow to the sixth-seed warriors' playoff hopes."
14:00:51 - 7 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3290380 - Chris Bosh's team is Orlando Magic. - Line: "dwight howard of the orlando magic topped the all-star ballots with 3,150,181 votes, which earned him a starting position in the eastern conference team. he became the first player to get more than 3 million votes from the fans. lebron james, dwyane wade, kevin garnett and allen iverson completed the eastern conference starting position. the eastern conference reserves includes 4 first-time selections, danny granger, devin harris, jameer nelson and mo williams, who was named as a replacement for the injured chris bosh. jameer nelson was unable to participate due to injury and ray allen was named to replace him. both boston celtics and orlando magic were represented by three players on the roster."
14:00:51 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3220157 - Andrew Bynum's team is Portland Trail Blazers. - Line: "in the second round, the lakers faced the dallas mavericks, who advanced past the portland trail blazers, 4–2. in game 1 of the series, the lakers lost a close match to the mavericks 96–94 after blowing a 16-point lead at early in the 3rd quarter. then in game 2, the lakers lost another game by a wider margin, 81–93. the lakers also lost ron artest for the end of game 2 and for game 3 after he hit dallas player j. j. barea in the face in the closing moments of the game. following game 2, andrew bynum told the press that the team was having "trust issues", a comment that sparked doubt of the lakers' ability to win the series and the playoffs. after losing both home games, the lakers headed to dallas hoping to patch up the 0–2 hole by snatching up a win or two and taking the series back home. but, things looked bleak as they entered the highly partisan atmosphere of the american airlines center at dallas. the lakers ended the first quarter of game 3 down 2 points, but made a surge during the next two quarters to take a 6-point lead. however, the mavericks dominated the fourth quarter and took 32 points in that quarter to seal the game in their favor, 92–98, leaving the lakers in an 0–3 hole. this intensified the doubts of the lakers' attempt to make a three-peat, since no team in nba history had ever climbed out of a 0–3 hole in the playoffs to win a series. the lakers tried to make a last-ditch effort to win their final game in dallas in game 4, but were overwhelmed by dallas in an 86–122 victory marked by a playoff record-tying 20 3-point field goals, many by jason terry, the star of the game. the mavericks' bench scored the same as the whole lakers roster. lamar odom and andrew bynum were also ejected from the game after flagrant fouls on dirk nowitzki and j. j. barea, respectively. what became the lakers' last stand in the 2010–11 postseason was also marked by coach phil jackson's retirement. the dallas mavericks swept the lakers with ease and moved on to the conference finals for the first time since 2006. the lakers missed a chance for a record third three-peat and were swept for the seventh time in franchise history."
14:00:51 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3219340 - Shane Battier's team is Charlotte Bobcats. - Line: "in the 2006–07 season, wade missed a total of 31 games due to injury. he was elected to his third straight all-star game and received all-nba honors. he became the first guard to earn all-nba honors after missing at least 31 games in a season since pete maravich of the utah jazz earned second team honors during the 1977–78 season. despite wade's play, the heat struggled early in the season with injuries and were 20–25 on february 1, 2007. but with shaquille o'neal healthy and pat riley returning to the bench after undergoing hip and knee surgeries respectively, the heat seemed poised to surge into the second half of the season. however, during a game against the houston rockets on february 21, 2007, while attempting to steal the ball from shane battier, wade dislocated his left shoulder and was assisted off the court in a wheelchair. after the injury, he was left with the decision to either rehabilitate the shoulder or undergo season-ending surgery. wade later announced that he would put off the surgery and rehabilitate his shoulder with the intention of rejoining the team in time for the playoffs. after missing 23 games to recover from the injury, wade returned to the active roster in a game against the charlotte bobcats. sporting a black sleeve to help protect his dislocated left shoulder, wade played 27 minutes and recorded 12 points and 8 assists, in an 111–103 overtime loss. for the season, wade averaged 27.4 points, 7.5 assists, 4.7 rebounds, and 2.1 steals per game shooting 50% from the field, and finished the season as the nba's leader in per (player efficiency rating)."
14:00:51 - 4 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3238680 - Raymond Felton's team is Minnesota Timberwolves. - Line: "the 2010–11 denver nuggets season was the 44th season of the franchise, its 35th in the national basketball association (nba). after half a season of rumors and speculation, the nuggets granted carmelo anthony his wish by trading him to the new york knicks on february 21 as part of a three-team trade with the minnesota timberwolves. the blockbuster trade also sent chauncey billups, anthony carter, renaldo balkman, shelden williams and corey brewer to the knicks for wilson chandler, danilo gallinari, raymond felton, timofey mozgov, kosta koufos, new york's first round pick in the 2014 draft and golden state's second round picks in 2012 and 2013. minnesota received denver's 2015 second round pick, eddy curry and anthony randolph."
14:00:51 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3227374 - Chicago Bulls is Richard Jefferson's squad. - Line: "entering the offseason, four spurs players were unrestricted free agents: keith bogans, matt bonner, ian mahinmi and roger mason. additionally, richard jefferson exercised the early termination option on the final year of his contract and he too became an unrestricted free agent. jefferson, however, re-signed with the spurs to a less remunerative but longer deal shortly after. the spurs also re-signed bonner, which was considered a top priority by general manager r.c. buford, while bogans, mahinmi and mason signed with the chicago bulls, the dallas mavericks and the new york knicks respectively. following his performances as a member of their summer league squad in july, when he led the team in scoring, the spurs signed free agent gary neal. the 6-6 guard had gone undrafted in the 2007 nba draft and spent the next three season playing in europe."
14:00:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3296557 - Orlando Magic is Dwight Howard's squad.
14:00:52 - No matching line but statement is true: 3220315 - Boston Celtics is Rasheed Wallace's squad.
14:00:52 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3813676 - New York City is Corazon Aquino's last place. - Line: "again, a serious blow marked another controversy in the philippines. in late july 2009, arroyo went to new york city to dine with her friends at a lush le cirque restaurant and was highly criticized for her supposed outlandish dinner at le cirque with the philippine delegation during her visit to the united states. president arroyo and her group reportedly had dinner for the cost of $20,000 or p1,000,000 as reported in the new york post (few days before corazon aquino died). this has been linked to corruption and anti-gloria protests to sprawl anger among the poor, and more people went hungry as a result of rising hunger, and also, anti-gloria coup attempts. in september 2009, tropical storm ondoy became devastative throughout metro manila and luzon leaving 464 people dead and resulted to massive flooding and landslides. after benigno aquino iii took office on june 30, 2010, he criticized arroyo and pagasa for lack of disaster preparedness and new equipment in the aftermath of ondoy, chief administrator prisco nilo was fired and resigned for having a fool-proof forecast as the typhoon struck the metropolis."
14:00:54 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3825724 - Benjamin Franklin's death place is Vancouver. - Line: "vrba died of cancer on 27 march 2006 in vancouver. he was survived by his first wife, gerta vrbova; his second wife, robin vrba; his daughter, zuzana vrbova jackson; and his grandchildren, hannah and jan. he was pre-deceased by his elder daughter, dr. helena vrbova, who died in 1982 in papua new guinea, during a malaria research project. robin vrba made a gift of vrba's papers to the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum in new york."
14:00:55 - 16 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3812438 - James K. Polk's death place is New York City. - Line: "an outbreak in north america took the life of former u.s. president james k. polk. cholera, believed spread from irish immigrant ship(s) from england, spread throughout the mississippi river system, killing over 4,500 in st. louis and over 3,000 in new orleans. thousands died in new york, a major destination for irish immigrants. cholera claimed 200,000 victims in mexico."
14:00:55 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3816673 - Beverly Hills, California is Clark Gable's last place. - Line: "beginning in 1967 until he retired, carroll's main place of business was the private, members-only beverly hills discotheque-"cum"-restaurant daisy, a hang-out for the younger, hipper stars like paul newman when he was in l.a. he created the harrison carroll cinema reporting prize in 1971, the same year before he died. john wayne was the chairman of the foundation that awarded the prize. in addition to wayne, carroll was close to clara bow and clark gable. reportedly, 1,000 subscribers cancelled their subscriptions to the "herald" after he retired."
14:00:55 - No matching line but statement is true: 4321205 - India is Impetus Technologies' innovation place.
14:00:57 - No matching line but statement is true: 3406439 - Barend Biesheuvel's office is Netherlands.
14:00:57 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3808515 - Oxford is John Wayne's last place. - Line: "corporal wayne cuckson of the royal logistic corps was awarded the queen's gallantry medal for dragging the wounded constable out of the crashed aircraft. cuckson, who reached the rank of warrant officer class two, died on 6 april 2011 in a crash while driving his motorcycle between abingdon and oxford."
14:00:59 - 53 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4336902 - Madrid is Danger (company)'s foundation place. - Line: "2waytraffic is a television production company based in hilversum, netherlands. it was established in 2004 by former endemol executives kees abrahams, unico glorie, taco ketelaar and henk keilman. it currently has offices in london, new york, budapest, stockholm, and madrid."
14:01:00 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4314514 - Critical Path, Inc.'s foundation place is Orlando, Florida. - Line: "florida hospital nicholson center is a medical research and training center with locations in celebration and orlando, florida. founded in 2001, it operates within the florida hospital network and trains physicians on foundational surgical techniques, including robotic surgery and laparoscopic surgery, using tools like robotic simulators, wet and dry labs. using emerging robotic, laparoscopic and orthopedic surgical techniques, the nicholson center is researching to develop modified ways to operate."
14:01:02 - No matching line but statement is true: 3844612 - Sarah Vaughan's death place is Hidden Hills, California.
14:01:02 - No matching line but statement is true: 3845582 - Rutherford B. Hayes' death place is Fremont, Ohio.
14:01:02 - No matching line but statement is true: 3877091 - Roscoe Arbuckle's death place is New York City.
14:01:03 - No matching line but statement is true: 3820439 - Charles Mingus' death place is Cuernavaca.
14:01:04 - No matching line but statement is true: 3844724 - Chris Benoit's death place is Fayetteville, Georgia.
14:01:05 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4333472 - Seattle is Team and Concepts' innovation place. - Line: "in the early 21st century, the church again found itself having outgrown its existing church facility. the church elders instituted the "ministry expansion program," which sought a number of solutions to the problem. additional services were again added, and the church was given the facilities of the long ridge congregational church in stamford, connecticut, where a satellite campus was established in 2007. the expansion team formulated extensive plans to replace the current facility on the same site in fairfield, which were denied upon submission by the town of fairfield's conservation commission due to concerns over environmental impact. after the denial, new plans were drawn up with a reduced size building which would be situated exactly where the existing church is located in order to minimize environmental impact. the church received final approvals for these new plans in 2011 and broke ground in october 2012. after a 20-month construction period, the church dedicated its third building on june 15, 2014. after opening, the new facility became host to widely known christian recording artists such as lincoln brewster, jeremy camp, rend collective, kutless, bethel music, stephen curtis chapman and seattle-based pastor, judah smith. in 2015, the easton baptist church in easton, connecticut became the latest satellite campus under the name, black rock congregational church @easton. in 2016, the church's members voted to change the church's public name to, "black rock church," deleting the word, "congregational," to avoid any perceptions of association with other local congregational churches. the full, historical name will be retained officially in the church's constitution and bylaws. "
14:01:05 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 4314784 - Microsoft's foundation place is Kirkland, Washington. - Line: "the video game development company behind the "half-life" series, valve corporation, was founded in 1996 in kirkland, washington by former microsoft employees mike harrington and gabe newell. valve began working on the first game of the series soon after the company's formation, and settled on a concept for a horror-themed 3d action game, using the quake engine as licensed by id software. the game was a hit at the 1997 e3 convention, where its animation system and artificial intelligence were demonstrated. the game's success led to its first expansion pack, "half-life: opposing force", which was developed by gearbox software, a then-new company based in plano, texas, and announced on april 15, 1999. gearbox founder randy pitchford said in an interview that he believed valve gave them the opportunity to produce a sequel to "half-life" to allow valve to focus on future titles. the game was demonstrated at the 1999 e3 convention, where new locations, characters, and the story were revealed."
14:01:05 - No matching line but statement is true: 3855888 - Justin Timberlake's birth place is Memphis, Tennessee.
14:01:05 - No matching line but statement is true: 3822808 - Stoke-on-Trent is Robbie Williams' nascence place.
14:01:05 - No matching line but statement is true: 3853509 - Cara Black's birth place is Harare.
14:01:05 - No matching line but statement is true: 3816666 - Adelaide is Mark Woodforde's nascence place.
14:01:06 - No matching line but statement is true: 3885118 - Stephen Harper's birth place is Toronto.
14:01:08 - No matching line but statement is true: 3815427 - Manchester is David Lloyd George's nascence place.
14:01:08 - No matching line but statement is true: 3889326 - Victoria, British Columbia is Nelly Furtado's nascence place.
14:01:09 - No matching line but statement is true: 4353468 - California is Serena Software's innovation place.
14:01:25 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3412325 - Egypt is Jacques Chirac's role. - Line: "louvre abu dhabi is an entirely separate museum from the louvre in paris, although the two are linked by a thirty-year branding and training agreement and the paris louvre is one of the 12 shareholders in agence france-musuums. the thirty-year agreement, signed by french culture minister renaud donnedieu de vabres and sheik sultan bin tahnoon al nahyan, will prompt the construction of a louvre museum on saadiyat island, near central abu dhabi, in exchange for us$1.3 billion. the contract prohibits the creation of any similar operation with the name of the louvre in any of the other emirates of the uae, saudi arabia, kuwait, oman, bahrain, qatar, egypt, jordan, syria, lebanon, iran, or iraq. french president jacques chirac praised the museum deal with abu dhabi, saying it reflects "a certain idea of the world" in which each party to the accord, "proud of its roots and of its identity, is conscious of the equal dignity of all cultures.""
14:01:26 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3432784 - Croatia is Anwar Sadat's role. - Line: "koolade (real name matko sasek) is a croatian hip-hop, electronic, and urban music producer. born in zagreb, croatia in the late 1970s, he began his music career in the late 1990s. along with other members of the blackout family he played a major role in establishing hip-hop genre in the croatian and regional (balkans) music scene, rocking charts, record sales and winning a few national music awards (local equivalent to grammy's) in croatia and bosnia. soon after that, he and his partner/manager phat phillie realized that his production would make a good export, and continued to expand his work throughout europe and the us, where he is perhaps best known for his production work on masta ace's "beautiful" on the album "a long hot summer", as well as a number of other prominent american hip-hop artists such as ghostface killah and masta killa of the wu tang clan, sean price (r.i.p.), xzibit, sadat x, styles p, diamond d, das efx, peedi crakk, tony touch, rah digga, too short, bow wow, and others. koolade is locally and regionally known for his collaborations with the legendary croatian hip-hop groups tram 11 and bolesna braca, as well as bosnian rappers edo maajka and frenkie. due to his long career and critically acclaimed success, he enjoys a legendary status as an artist in the balkans region."
14:01:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 3418259 - Eva Green's spouse is Marton Csokas.
14:01:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 3405931 - Persia White is Saul Williams' better half.
14:01:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 3453016 - Shogo's spouse is Eriko Imai.
14:01:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 3414569 - Pamela Anderson's spouse is Kid Rock.
14:01:26 - No matching line but statement is true: 3422735 - Lina Romay's spouse is Jesus Franco.
14:01:28 - 10 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3414777 - Saddam Hussein's office is Japan. - Line: "with the outbreak of the second world war in september 1939 the iraqi government complied with a british request to break off diplomatic relations with germany, interned all german nationals, and introduced emergency measures putting iraq on a virtual war-footing. a circle of 7 officers opposed this decision and the measures taken. with nuri as-said's agreement—he wished to persuade al-husseini of the value of the british white paper of 1939—they invited al-husseini to iraq in october 1939, and he was to play an influential role there in the following two years. a quadrumvirate of four younger generals among the seven, three of whom had served with al-husseini in world war i, were hostile to the idea of subordinating iraqi national interests to britain's war strategy and requirements. in march 1940, the nationalist rashid ali replaced nuri as-said. ali made covert contacts with german representatives in the middle east, though he was not yet an openly pro-axis supporter, and al-husseini's personal secretary kemal hadad acted as a liaison between the axis powers and these officers. as the european situation for the allies deteriorated, husseini advised iraq to adhere to the letter to their treaty with great britain, and avoid being drawn into the war in order to conserve her energies for the liberation of arab countries. were russia, japan and italy to side with germany however, iraqis should proclaim a revolt in palestine."
14:01:28 - 7 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3448104 - Iraq is Anders Fogh Rasmussen's role. - Line: "and the conservative people's party. it was a minority government with the parliamentary support of the danish people's party. the resulting cabinet is called the cabinet of anders fogh rasmussen i. apart from the eu presidency in 2002 during which the enlargement of the european union was decided, the main issues for the cabinet were the so-called "tax freeze", which ended the upward drift in municipal income tax rates, tax cuts, law and order, limiting the number of refugees and immigrants coming to denmark as well as the war in afghanistan and iraq."
14:01:30 - No matching line but statement is true: 3221317 - Cleveland Cavaliers is Shaun Livingston's squad.
14:01:30 - No matching line but statement is true: 3266599 - Houston Rockets is Metta World Peace's squad.
14:01:31 - No matching line but statement is true: 3210287 - New York Knicks is Raymond Felton's squad.
14:01:31 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3614099 - 2012 (film) stars Lucas Grabeel. - Line: "on june 12, 2011, seeley was reported to have joined the cw's hit teen drama series "90210", but "entertainment weekly" later reported that he dropped the role due to his conflict schedule. in march 2012 "i kissed a vampire" was released, in which seeley stars alongside lucas grabeel and adrian slade. in june 2012, he co-starred in the lifetime movie, "talhotblond", posing as young "tommy". seeley has also released music videos for his song "beautiful", and most recently "into the fire". drew recorded a song for the third "shake it up" soundtrack "", called "i do". it only featured on walmart exclusive editions as a bonus track. the song was also featured in the "shake it up" season 3 episode, "i do it up"."
14:01:31 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3652951 - A Hard Day's Night (film) stars Vanessa Hudgens - Line: "she served as the executive producer of the reality-television series "miss advised" (2012). in 2013, e! aired a television special produced by tisdale named "inner circle" that focused on her friendship with actress vanessa hudgens. the next year, tisdale teamed again with disney channel on the film "cloud 9", on which she worked as an executive producer. abc family's comedy series "young & hungry" is also produced by tisdale; it stars emily osment and premiered in june 2014. in june 2012, the weinstein company announced that tisdale had been given the leading role in dimension films' "scary movie 5". she portrayed jody, a dancer in her late-20s. the film was released in april 2013, and grossed $15 million on its first weekend, making it the lowest-grossing weekend for a "scary movie" film; it was also panned by critics. tisdale had a recurring role in abc's sitcom "super fun night " as jazmine, the sister of rebel wilson's character, and guest starred on cbs's "the crazy ones" in 2013. that same year, tisdale was cast to voice the title character of hub network's animated series "". for her performance as sabrina, tisdale was nominated for "outstanding performer in an animated program" in the 41st daytime emmy awards."
14:01:31 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3620032 - 2012 (film) stars Alyson Stoner - Line: "in may 2009 sevani was confirmed to reprise the role of moose in the planned third installment of the "step up" trilogy. filming took place in new york city on a $30 million budget. the film, "step up 3d", centers on moose and his best friend camille alyson stoner moving to new york to start university until sevani's character gets mixed up in the underground dance scene. the film was released in august 2010 to generally mixed reviews from critics. as of august 2012, the film is the highest grossing installment of the trilogy, with over $159 million worldwide. in july 2012, sevani made a small appearance in the trilogy's fourth installment, "". in 2014, sevani once again reprised his role as moose in the fifth installment of the step up film series, ""."
14:01:31 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3682299 - The Right Stuff (film) stars Demi Lovato. - Line: "gomez became heavily involved with the disney channel in 2007, starring in her own sitcom and making various appearances on soundtracks. gomez also contributed multiple songs to the soundtrack for her film "another cinderella story" (2008), one of which was released as a promotional single. in july 2008, gomez announced that she had signed a recording contract with hollywood records, who most notably had signed other disney acts such as miley cyrus and demi lovato. she revealed to mtv news that she hoped to start a band as opposed to having a solo career. gomez held auditions to find members for the band in burbank, california. greg garman was selected as the band's drummer, joey clement played bass guitar, and dane forrest and nick foxer played the keyboard, with foxer also providing background vocals. foxer departed the band the following year for unknown reasons. ethan robers both played guitar and provided background vocals. gomez worked on the project for over a year, with over one-hundred songs being considered for the album. gomez later stated she went through so many tracks to ensure that both she and her fans could "relate" to the material. gomez announced the band's name to be selena gomez & the scene in august 2009, claiming "i named my band the scene because a lot of people are making fun of me calling me a 'wannabe scene,' so i thought i would poke fun [at] that. if you can't beat 'em join 'em!""
14:01:31 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3682722 - Kill Bill stars Joe Jonas. - Line: "wright has completed abigail schwarz's comedy "those who wander", produced by nicola scandiffio. and the adventure film "who killed nelson nutmeg?". in 2014, she signed on to co-star in alexandra mcguinness' thriller "the highway is for gamblers", with nikki reed, joe jonas, and gustaf skarsgård. the filming is scheduled to start in mid-november 2014 and is set in california's san bernardino county."
14:01:31 - No matching line but statement is true: 3220965 - Chicago Bulls is Tyson Chandler's squad.
14:01:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3213978 - Golden State Warriors is Andris Biedrins's squad.
14:01:32 - No matching line but statement is true: 3298535 - Mike Miller (basketball player)'s team is Minnesota Timberwolves.
14:01:32 - 5 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3231935 - Derek Fisher's team is Memphis Grizzlies. - Line: "the mavs started their regular season at the los angeles lakers and their new formed team. they took the lead in the second quarter and never looked back, at the end it was a 99–91 victory and the season started off the right foot. despite leading by eight at the break, the mavericks fell in their first back-to-back this season to the jazz 94–113. in their home opener against the charlotte bobcats the mavericks blew them out by 27 with o. j. mayo scoring 30 and the team going 16 of 25 from behind the arc. mayo added another 30+ game and darren collison got his second straight double-double in a blowout win against portland. without elton brand, who was with his wife for the birth of his child, the mavs won against the toronto raptors 109–104 with chris kaman starting for the first time and scoring 22, the same point amount that mayo had. the mavs fell, with brand and beaubois, to the new york knicks who improved to a league-best 4–0 record. on the next night, the mavs lost to charlotte who defeated the mavericks for the first time in 17 tries. the mavs lost their first game at home and third straight game to the hands of the minnesota timberwolves. against the winless washington wizards the mavs took care of business and won by six, while putting up 40 points in the second quarter. their next back-to-back started at the indiana pacers, who played without danny granger, but got the win in blowout fashion by 20. on the second night they took on the cleveland cavaliers and squeezed out a win by eight, 103–95. the golden state warriors came to town and defeated the mavs after overtime 105–101. two days later, jason kidd and tyson chandler returned to dallas with the new york knicks. in a high scoring affair the mavs closed it out and won by three, 114–111. the lakers were next up to the mavs on their home floor and got out there with a big win by 27. after a two-point loss against the philadelphia 76ers the mavs fell, for the first time this season, under .500. without collison the mavericks failed on the second night of a back-to-back by losing to the chicago bulls. in the first game of derek fisher, which he started, the mavs defeated the detroit pistons comfortably 92–77. when facing the los angeles clippers, the mavs got blown out by 22, the same number of turnovers they had for the game. on the next night, they won at the phoenix suns by three, after o. j. mayo put them ahead late in the game. the mavericks took on the houston rockets and it was a duel between james harden and mayo, who scored 39 and 40 points respectively. mayo had the better on his side as the mavs won by seven. next up, the mavs took care of the sacramento kings and blew them out 119–96. in the first game against ex-maverick jason terry and his boston celtics the mavs fell after double overtime. the mavs moved to canada to take on toronto and got blown out badly. it also ended the streak of at least one three pointer in a game after 1,108 games, last time it happened was in 1999. on the next night they faced minnesota and lost by eight after overtime, which moved their overtime record to 0–3. after being back on their home floor, the mavs won against the 76ers, and split the season series against them. without fisher, brand and brandan wright<ref name="brand/wright out"></ref> the mavs lost by 15 to the miami heat. with wright back, the mavs fell to the memphis grizzlies by ten. dirk nowitzki returned against the san antonio spurs but the mavs still lost by 38. the game at the oklahoma city thunder went into overtime, and the mavs again fell short, this time by six. in nowitzki's home debut, the mavericks lost to the denver nuggets by 21. on the last game in 2012, vince carter made his starting debut for the season but could not prevent the mavs from losing to the spurs by 25. on new year's day the mavs took on washington and were able to win by nine, after being down by as much as 14 in the second quarter. in yet another overtime game, the mavs fell to miami by 10, which leads the mavericks still winless in overtime games this season (0–6). nowitzki made his first start in a game against the new orleans hornets, which marked the 15th different starting lineup this year for the mavs. the hornets meanwhile got out with a win in overtime with eric gordon scoring eight points in the extra period, which marked the tenth consecutive loss for the mavs in overtime. back on the road, the mavs lost to the utah jazz, which marked their 12th loss in the last 14 games. at la, against the clippers the mavs failed to convert a 5-point lead going into the fourth quarter, to lose by six. against the kings, in the second night of a back-to-back, the mavs won after overtime by five. the mavs blew memphis out back on their homecourt, by 21. against minnesota, who were without kevin love and coach rick adelman, the mavs were able ton their third straight game, this time by 15. in another must-win game against houston, the mavs escaped with a five-point victory after being up by 11 in the fourth quarter. in yet another overtime game against oklahoma city, kevin durant scored 52 points (21 from the line) to help the thunder win it. mayo made a three to tie the game in regulation but carter missed a chance to send it to double-obertime. at orlando the mavs had several double-digit leads before winning it by five in the end. against the sours, their third meeting, it looked like another 25+ loss but the mavs were able to cut it down late, to lose by six. bernard james made his first career-start against phoenix, with both brand and kaman coming off the bench. the mavs were able to win comfortabily by 15, in a game where nowitzki moved past allen iverson in the all-time scoring list, now placed at 18th. in a rematch of game 4 of the 2011 playoffs between dallas and portland, the trailblazers erased a 21-point deficit and won at the buzzer after a lamarcus aldridge shot. without nowitzki, against golden state the mavs lost another nailbiter, by three at the end. the mavs were able to turn a fourth quarter in their favour and defeating the suns for the third time this season. the mavs lost their league-"best" ninth game by 20+ points against oklahoma. back home, the mavs faced a must-win five-game homestand. they rallied back from 10+ points and won the game against portland by 6 by just allowing 38 points in the second half after giving up 61 before the break. the mavericks avoided to be swept by golden state in the season series by beating them with 25. against the atlanta hawks the mavs lost by four, which shrunk their playoff hopes to a minimum. the last game before the all-star break was successful against sacramento. carter scored 17 points in the third quarter, surpassing larry bird on the all-time scoring leader list and made his 1,600 three pointer of his career. the mavs started the post all-star season with a win against orlando. at new orleans, the mavericks needed two late threes by mike james and carter to escape with a four-point victory. on a marquee matchup with playoff intense, the mavs lost to the la lakers by four. on a back-2-back, the mavs lost at home to milwaukee and at memphis, shrinking their playoff hopes to a minimum. after three straight losses the mavericks won at brooklyn by 8, after being up by 20 in the fourth quarter. at houston, the mavericks got blown out badly, 103–136. three days later, in the second straight game against houston, this time at home, the mavericks squeezed out a win. at detroit, the mavericks were able to win by three, after being up by 15 in the third quarter. their third straight win came at minnesota, where they won easily by 23. at milwaukee, the mavs were able to extend their winning streak to four. at san antonio, the m;avericks had a chance to win the game but carter missed a three at the buzzer. back home and having eight of their next nine games on their homefloor, the mavs defeated cleveland by ten, after being down by double digits midway through the third quarter. in their last season matchup against okc, the mavs lost another nailbiter, by six at the end. this game marked the return of brand into the starting lineup. at atlanta, the mavs wrapped up their last road game against an eastern conference team with a victory, 127–113. when brooklyn came to town, the mavs were unable to contain a ten-point lead from the first quarter. they lost eventually by 17 at the end. when jason terry returned to dalla, he received a standing ovation by his first check-in into the game. however, the mavs defeated boston by ten. in another pivotal matchup, against utah this time, the mavs were able to win by five in the end, with the fourth quarter being safely in their hands. the mavericks stretched their winning streak to three after an overtime victory over the clippers. with a chance to get back to .500, the mavs got blown out by indiana. the mavs ended their homestand with a hard fought victory against the bulls. they were down double-digits multiple times but nowitzki managed to carry them when he hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 2.9 seconds to go. at the lakers the mavericks were not able to hang with them and lost by 20. at denver, where the nuggets held a 33–3 record, the mavericks felt short by one when andre iguodala made a game winning layup with 2.8 seconds to go. at sacramento, the mavericks scored 41 points in the second quarter en route to a victory. at portland, the mavericks got a victory which put them one game under .500. after a home loss to phoenix, the mavericks were eliminated for the playoffs for the first time since 2000. the mavs won an overtime game against denver 108–105. after winning new orleans, the mavs reached the .500 mark for the first time since december 12 (121 days) and were able to shave their beards with nowitzki scoring the 25,000th point during his career. against memphis, the mavericks lost by six. their last game of the season, against new orleans, was won, so the mavs ended the season at .500 (41–41)."
14:01:32 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3212177 - Kwame Brown's team is Utah Jazz. - Line: "during the 2006 off-season, the lakers drafted ucla point guard jordan farmar. to the surprise of many fans, the lakers started the season strongly with key victories over teams like the utah jazz, dallas mavericks, and san antonio spurs. however, things started going downhill after a slew of injuries to lamar odom, kwame brown, and luke walton. kobe bryant was suspended twice for striking opponents, and some started to question if he was a "dirty player." outraged at these criticisms, bryant went on a record-setting 4-game streak of scoring at least 50 points. the lakers managed to grab the seventh seed, but lost to the phoenix suns 4–1 in the first round."
14:01:32 - 7 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3237070 - Dwight Howard's team is Atlanta Hawks. - Line: "the magic again won 59 games and the division title in the 2009-10 season, in which they let go of hedo tuerko?lu to the toronto raptors and acquired vince carter from the new jersey nets. dwight howard won defensive player of the year for the second straight year. in the playoffs the magic swept the charlotte bobcats and the atlanta hawks, becoming the first team in nba history to win their first eight playoff games by 20 or more points. however, the magic would lose to the boston celtics in six games of the eastern conference finals, marking the final games held at amway arena. the magic moved to the amway center the next season, then proceeded to lose in the first round for two straight years to the hawks and the indiana pacers, respectively. after the 2011–12 season stan van gundy was fired, and in a blockbuster offseason trade, howard was traded to the lakers, which he spent one season with the lakers and later move to houston rockets."
14:01:32 - 6 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3210709 - Derek Fisher's team is Boston Celtics. - Line: "the 2007–08 los angeles lakers season was the 60th season of the franchise, 59th in the national basketball association (nba) and 48th in los angeles. during the offseason, the lakers re-signed point guard derek fisher. the lakers celebrated their 60th anniversary, thus the laker jerseys wore the 60th anniversary patches on the leftmost part. they finished the regular season with 57 wins, finishing with the most wins in the tightest conference race in nba history. the lakers clinched the top seed in the playoffs for the 29th time in franchise history. this 15-game turnaround from the prior season has been attributed to the progress of the team's bench players and the mid-season trade for pau gasol. the lakers sold out all 41 home games for the season. after 12 seasons in the nba, kobe bryant was named the 2008 nba most valuable player for the first time in his career. the lakers post-season ended by losing the nba finals to the boston celtics in six games."
14:01:32 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3217089 - Shane Battier's team is Charlotte Bobcats. - Line: "in the 2006–07 season, wade missed a total of 31 games due to injury. he was elected to his third straight all-star game and received all-nba honors. he became the first guard to earn all-nba honors after missing at least 31 games in a season since pete maravich of the utah jazz earned second team honors during the 1977–78 season. despite wade's play, the heat struggled early in the season with injuries and were 20–25 on february 1, 2007. but with shaquille o'neal healthy and pat riley returning to the bench after undergoing hip and knee surgeries respectively, the heat seemed poised to surge into the second half of the season. however, during a game against the houston rockets on february 21, 2007, while attempting to steal the ball from shane battier, wade dislocated his left shoulder and was assisted off the court in a wheelchair. after the injury, he was left with the decision to either rehabilitate the shoulder or undergo season-ending surgery. wade later announced that he would put off the surgery and rehabilitate his shoulder with the intention of rejoining the team in time for the playoffs. after missing 23 games to recover from the injury, wade returned to the active roster in a game against the charlotte bobcats. sporting a black sleeve to help protect his dislocated left shoulder, wade played 27 minutes and recorded 12 points and 8 assists, in an 111–103 overtime loss. for the season, wade averaged 27.4 points, 7.5 assists, 4.7 rebounds, and 2.1 steals per game shooting 50% from the field, and finished the season as the nba's leader in per (player efficiency rating)."
14:01:32 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3234828 - Andris Biedrins's team is New York Knicks. - Line: "on 4 may 1990 latvia declared the country's independence from the soviet union. consequently, in september 1991 its basketball federation was re-affiliated with fiba. though, despite having some remarkable players like valdis valters, igors miglinieks, ainars bagatskis, kaspars kambala, andris biedrins, latvia failed to recover its inter-war glory yet. their best result after restoring the country's independence is the 8th place achieved in eurobasket 2001. although, basketball is slowly regaining its power in latvia with the help of the medals-winning youth squads. in eurobasket 2013 latvians were only a few steps away from qualifying into the 2014 fiba basketball world cup. kristaps porzin?is currently is the most notable young latvian player and is considered as one of the national team's major powers in the future. in the 2015 nba draft, the new york knicks selected him with the 4th pick. after finishing 8th at the eurobasket 2015, latvians qualified into one of the 2016 fiba world olympic qualifying tournaments for the first time, but not the olympic games."
14:01:33 - 10 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3262641 - Dwight Howard's team is Miami Heat. - Line: "the 2010 nba all-star game was played at cowboys stadium, in texas, on february 14, 2010, with the east winning in a closely contested game, 141–139, and the miami heat's dwyane wade being named the mvp. the game had record-breaking attendance, with 108,713. in the rookie challenge game, the rookies defeated the sophomores. tyreke evans was named the game's mvp. this is the first time the rookies won the rookie challenge since 2002. during the nba all-star weekend, nate robinson of the new york knicks won the sprite slam dunk contest for the third time in his career; kevin durant, who also won the inaugural event, won this year's h.o.r.s.e competition and boston's paul pierce beat rookie stephen curry to win the three-point shootout. steve nash won the skills challenge for the second time in his career. team texas, which represented dallas, houston and san antonio, won the shooting stars competition. in a miscellaneous note, dwight howard of the orlando magic set a guinness world record for the longest basketball shot while sitting down, at 52 ft 6 in, during jam session."
14:01:33 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3221242 - J. R. Smith's team is Houston Rockets. - Line: "the knicks began their offseason by selecting greek forward kostas papanikolaou in the 2012 nba draft. one week later, the team came to terms with veteran point guard jason kidd, who was originally supposed to serve as a backup to lin. the knicks also re-acquired marcus camby from the houston rockets in a sign and trade sending houston josh harrellson, jerome jordan, toney douglas and 2014 and 2015 two second round picks and completed a sign-and-trade with the portland trail blazers that brought back raymond felton and kurt thomas in exchange for jared jeffries, dan gadzuric, and the draft rights to papanikolaou and greek forward georgios printezis, whose draft rights had been acquired by the knicks in december 2011. the knicks also re-signed free agents j. r. smith and steve novak and added more players to the roster, such as james white, chris copeland, and argentinian point guard pablo prigioni. however the knicks lost restricted free agents shooting guard, landry fields to the toronto raptors and point guard, jeremy lin to the houston rockets, who were both key players during the 2011–12 nba season. the knicks decided not to match those teams' offers. despite these losses, the knicks continued to add players to the roster, signing former chicago bulls guard ronnie brewer on july 25, 2012 and signing chris smith, the younger brother of j. r. smith, on august 1, 2012. it was also announced that rasheed wallace would come out of retirement to play for the knicks on october 2, 2012."
14:01:33 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3299186 - Chris Kaman's team is Detroit Pistons. - Line: "the mavs started their regular season at the los angeles lakers and their new formed team. they took the lead in the second quarter and never looked back, at the end it was a 99–91 victory and the season started off the right foot. despite leading by eight at the break, the mavericks fell in their first back-to-back this season to the jazz 94–113. in their home opener against the charlotte bobcats the mavericks blew them out by 27 with o. j. mayo scoring 30 and the team going 16 of 25 from behind the arc. mayo added another 30+ game and darren collison got his second straight double-double in a blowout win against portland. without elton brand, who was with his wife for the birth of his child, the mavs won against the toronto raptors 109–104 with chris kaman starting for the first time and scoring 22, the same point amount that mayo had. the mavs fell, with brand and beaubois, to the new york knicks who improved to a league-best 4–0 record. on the next night, the mavs lost to charlotte who defeated the mavericks for the first time in 17 tries. the mavs lost their first game at home and third straight game to the hands of the minnesota timberwolves. against the winless washington wizards the mavs took care of business and won by six, while putting up 40 points in the second quarter. their next back-to-back started at the indiana pacers, who played without danny granger, but got the win in blowout fashion by 20. on the second night they took on the cleveland cavaliers and squeezed out a win by eight, 103–95. the golden state warriors came to town and defeated the mavs after overtime 105–101. two days later, jason kidd and tyson chandler returned to dallas with the new york knicks. in a high scoring affair the mavs closed it out and won by three, 114–111. the lakers were next up to the mavs on their home floor and got out there with a big win by 27. after a two-point loss against the philadelphia 76ers the mavs fell, for the first time this season, under .500. without collison the mavericks failed on the second night of a back-to-back by losing to the chicago bulls. in the first game of derek fisher, which he started, the mavs defeated the detroit pistons comfortably 92–77. when facing the los angeles clippers, the mavs got blown out by 22, the same number of turnovers they had for the game. on the next night, they won at the phoenix suns by three, after o. j. mayo put them ahead late in the game. the mavericks took on the houston rockets and it was a duel between james harden and mayo, who scored 39 and 40 points respectively. mayo had the better on his side as the mavs won by seven. next up, the mavs took care of the sacramento kings and blew them out 119–96. in the first game against ex-maverick jason terry and his boston celtics the mavs fell after double overtime. the mavs moved to canada to take on toronto and got blown out badly. it also ended the streak of at least one three pointer in a game after 1,108 games, last time it happened was in 1999. on the next night they faced minnesota and lost by eight after overtime, which moved their overtime record to 0–3. after being back on their home floor, the mavs won against the 76ers, and split the season series against them. without fisher, brand and brandan wright<ref name="brand/wright out"></ref> the mavs lost by 15 to the miami heat. with wright back, the mavs fell to the memphis grizzlies by ten. dirk nowitzki returned against the san antonio spurs but the mavs still lost by 38. the game at the oklahoma city thunder went into overtime, and the mavs again fell short, this time by six. in nowitzki's home debut, the mavericks lost to the denver nuggets by 21. on the last game in 2012, vince carter made his starting debut for the season but could not prevent the mavs from losing to the spurs by 25. on new year's day the mavs took on washington and were able to win by nine, after being down by as much as 14 in the second quarter. in yet another overtime game, the mavs fell to miami by 10, which leads the mavericks still winless in overtime games this season (0–6). nowitzki made his first start in a game against the new orleans hornets, which marked the 15th different starting lineup this year for the mavs. the hornets meanwhile got out with a win in overtime with eric gordon scoring eight points in the extra period, which marked the tenth consecutive loss for the mavs in overtime. back on the road, the mavs lost to the utah jazz, which marked their 12th loss in the last 14 games. at la, against the clippers the mavs failed to convert a 5-point lead going into the fourth quarter, to lose by six. against the kings, in the second night of a back-to-back, the mavs won after overtime by five. the mavs blew memphis out back on their homecourt, by 21. against minnesota, who were without kevin love and coach rick adelman, the mavs were able ton their third straight game, this time by 15. in another must-win game against houston, the mavs escaped with a five-point victory after being up by 11 in the fourth quarter. in yet another overtime game against oklahoma city, kevin durant scored 52 points (21 from the line) to help the thunder win it. mayo made a three to tie the game in regulation but carter missed a chance to send it to double-obertime. at orlando the mavs had several double-digit leads before winning it by five in the end. against the sours, their third meeting, it looked like another 25+ loss but the mavs were able to cut it down late, to lose by six. bernard james made his first career-start against phoenix, with both brand and kaman coming off the bench. the mavs were able to win comfortabily by 15, in a game where nowitzki moved past allen iverson in the all-time scoring list, now placed at 18th. in a rematch of game 4 of the 2011 playoffs between dallas and portland, the trailblazers erased a 21-point deficit and won at the buzzer after a lamarcus aldridge shot. without nowitzki, against golden state the mavs lost another nailbiter, by three at the end. the mavs were able to turn a fourth quarter in their favour and defeating the suns for the third time this season. the mavs lost their league-"best" ninth game by 20+ points against oklahoma. back home, the mavs faced a must-win five-game homestand. they rallied back from 10+ points and won the game against portland by 6 by just allowing 38 points in the second half after giving up 61 before the break. the mavericks avoided to be swept by golden state in the season series by beating them with 25. against the atlanta hawks the mavs lost by four, which shrunk their playoff hopes to a minimum. the last game before the all-star break was successful against sacramento. carter scored 17 points in the third quarter, surpassing larry bird on the all-time scoring leader list and made his 1,600 three pointer of his career. the mavs started the post all-star season with a win against orlando. at new orleans, the mavericks needed two late threes by mike james and carter to escape with a four-point victory. on a marquee matchup with playoff intense, the mavs lost to the la lakers by four. on a back-2-back, the mavs lost at home to milwaukee and at memphis, shrinking their playoff hopes to a minimum. after three straight losses the mavericks won at brooklyn by 8, after being up by 20 in the fourth quarter. at houston, the mavericks got blown out badly, 103–136. three days later, in the second straight game against houston, this time at home, the mavericks squeezed out a win. at detroit, the mavericks were able to win by three, after being up by 15 in the third quarter. their third straight win came at minnesota, where they won easily by 23. at milwaukee, the mavs were able to extend their winning streak to four. at san antonio, the m;avericks had a chance to win the game but carter missed a three at the buzzer. back home and having eight of their next nine games on their homefloor, the mavs defeated cleveland by ten, after being down by double digits midway through the third quarter. in their last season matchup against okc, the mavs lost another nailbiter, by six at the end. this game marked the return of brand into the starting lineup. at atlanta, the mavs wrapped up their last road game against an eastern conference team with a victory, 127–113. when brooklyn came to town, the mavs were unable to contain a ten-point lead from the first quarter. they lost eventually by 17 at the end. when jason terry returned to dalla, he received a standing ovation by his first check-in into the game. however, the mavs defeated boston by ten. in another pivotal matchup, against utah this time, the mavs were able to win by five in the end, with the fourth quarter being safely in their hands. the mavericks stretched their winning streak to three after an overtime victory over the clippers. with a chance to get back to .500, the mavs got blown out by indiana. the mavs ended their homestand with a hard fought victory against the bulls. they were down double-digits multiple times but nowitzki managed to carry them when he hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 2.9 seconds to go. at the lakers the mavericks were not able to hang with them and lost by 20. at denver, where the nuggets held a 33–3 record, the mavericks felt short by one when andre iguodala made a game winning layup with 2.8 seconds to go. at sacramento, the mavericks scored 41 points in the second quarter en route to a victory. at portland, the mavericks got a victory which put them one game under .500. after a home loss to phoenix, the mavericks were eliminated for the playoffs for the first time since 2000. the mavs won an overtime game against denver 108–105. after winning new orleans, the mavs reached the .500 mark for the first time since december 12 (121 days) and were able to shave their beards with nowitzki scoring the 25,000th point during his career. against memphis, the mavericks lost by six. their last game of the season, against new orleans, was won, so the mavs ended the season at .500 (41–41)."
14:01:33 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3257194 - Jason Terry's team is New York Knicks. - Line: "the mavs started their regular season at the los angeles lakers and their new formed team. they took the lead in the second quarter and never looked back, at the end it was a 99–91 victory and the season started off the right foot. despite leading by eight at the break, the mavericks fell in their first back-to-back this season to the jazz 94–113. in their home opener against the charlotte bobcats the mavericks blew them out by 27 with o. j. mayo scoring 30 and the team going 16 of 25 from behind the arc. mayo added another 30+ game and darren collison got his second straight double-double in a blowout win against portland. without elton brand, who was with his wife for the birth of his child, the mavs won against the toronto raptors 109–104 with chris kaman starting for the first time and scoring 22, the same point amount that mayo had. the mavs fell, with brand and beaubois, to the new york knicks who improved to a league-best 4–0 record. on the next night, the mavs lost to charlotte who defeated the mavericks for the first time in 17 tries. the mavs lost their first game at home and third straight game to the hands of the minnesota timberwolves. against the winless washington wizards the mavs took care of business and won by six, while putting up 40 points in the second quarter. their next back-to-back started at the indiana pacers, who played without danny granger, but got the win in blowout fashion by 20. on the second night they took on the cleveland cavaliers and squeezed out a win by eight, 103–95. the golden state warriors came to town and defeated the mavs after overtime 105–101. two days later, jason kidd and tyson chandler returned to dallas with the new york knicks. in a high scoring affair the mavs closed it out and won by three, 114–111. the lakers were next up to the mavs on their home floor and got out there with a big win by 27. after a two-point loss against the philadelphia 76ers the mavs fell, for the first time this season, under .500. without collison the mavericks failed on the second night of a back-to-back by losing to the chicago bulls. in the first game of derek fisher, which he started, the mavs defeated the detroit pistons comfortably 92–77. when facing the los angeles clippers, the mavs got blown out by 22, the same number of turnovers they had for the game. on the next night, they won at the phoenix suns by three, after o. j. mayo put them ahead late in the game. the mavericks took on the houston rockets and it was a duel between james harden and mayo, who scored 39 and 40 points respectively. mayo had the better on his side as the mavs won by seven. next up, the mavs took care of the sacramento kings and blew them out 119–96. in the first game against ex-maverick jason terry and his boston celtics the mavs fell after double overtime. the mavs moved to canada to take on toronto and got blown out badly. it also ended the streak of at least one three pointer in a game after 1,108 games, last time it happened was in 1999. on the next night they faced minnesota and lost by eight after overtime, which moved their overtime record to 0–3. after being back on their home floor, the mavs won against the 76ers, and split the season series against them. without fisher, brand and brandan wright<ref name="brand/wright out"></ref> the mavs lost by 15 to the miami heat. with wright back, the mavs fell to the memphis grizzlies by ten. dirk nowitzki returned against the san antonio spurs but the mavs still lost by 38. the game at the oklahoma city thunder went into overtime, and the mavs again fell short, this time by six. in nowitzki's home debut, the mavericks lost to the denver nuggets by 21. on the last game in 2012, vince carter made his starting debut for the season but could not prevent the mavs from losing to the spurs by 25. on new year's day the mavs took on washington and were able to win by nine, after being down by as much as 14 in the second quarter. in yet another overtime game, the mavs fell to miami by 10, which leads the mavericks still winless in overtime games this season (0–6). nowitzki made his first start in a game against the new orleans hornets, which marked the 15th different starting lineup this year for the mavs. the hornets meanwhile got out with a win in overtime with eric gordon scoring eight points in the extra period, which marked the tenth consecutive loss for the mavs in overtime. back on the road, the mavs lost to the utah jazz, which marked their 12th loss in the last 14 games. at la, against the clippers the mavs failed to convert a 5-point lead going into the fourth quarter, to lose by six. against the kings, in the second night of a back-to-back, the mavs won after overtime by five. the mavs blew memphis out back on their homecourt, by 21. against minnesota, who were without kevin love and coach rick adelman, the mavs were able ton their third straight game, this time by 15. in another must-win game against houston, the mavs escaped with a five-point victory after being up by 11 in the fourth quarter. in yet another overtime game against oklahoma city, kevin durant scored 52 points (21 from the line) to help the thunder win it. mayo made a three to tie the game in regulation but carter missed a chance to send it to double-obertime. at orlando the mavs had several double-digit leads before winning it by five in the end. against the sours, their third meeting, it looked like another 25+ loss but the mavs were able to cut it down late, to lose by six. bernard james made his first career-start against phoenix, with both brand and kaman coming off the bench. the mavs were able to win comfortabily by 15, in a game where nowitzki moved past allen iverson in the all-time scoring list, now placed at 18th. in a rematch of game 4 of the 2011 playoffs between dallas and portland, the trailblazers erased a 21-point deficit and won at the buzzer after a lamarcus aldridge shot. without nowitzki, against golden state the mavs lost another nailbiter, by three at the end. the mavs were able to turn a fourth quarter in their favour and defeating the suns for the third time this season. the mavs lost their league-"best" ninth game by 20+ points against oklahoma. back home, the mavs faced a must-win five-game homestand. they rallied back from 10+ points and won the game against portland by 6 by just allowing 38 points in the second half after giving up 61 before the break. the mavericks avoided to be swept by golden state in the season series by beating them with 25. against the atlanta hawks the mavs lost by four, which shrunk their playoff hopes to a minimum. the last game before the all-star break was successful against sacramento. carter scored 17 points in the third quarter, surpassing larry bird on the all-time scoring leader list and made his 1,600 three pointer of his career. the mavs started the post all-star season with a win against orlando. at new orleans, the mavericks needed two late threes by mike james and carter to escape with a four-point victory. on a marquee matchup with playoff intense, the mavs lost to the la lakers by four. on a back-2-back, the mavs lost at home to milwaukee and at memphis, shrinking their playoff hopes to a minimum. after three straight losses the mavericks won at brooklyn by 8, after being up by 20 in the fourth quarter. at houston, the mavericks got blown out badly, 103–136. three days later, in the second straight game against houston, this time at home, the mavericks squeezed out a win. at detroit, the mavericks were able to win by three, after being up by 15 in the third quarter. their third straight win came at minnesota, where they won easily by 23. at milwaukee, the mavs were able to extend their winning streak to four. at san antonio, the m;avericks had a chance to win the game but carter missed a three at the buzzer. back home and having eight of their next nine games on their homefloor, the mavs defeated cleveland by ten, after being down by double digits midway through the third quarter. in their last season matchup against okc, the mavs lost another nailbiter, by six at the end. this game marked the return of brand into the starting lineup. at atlanta, the mavs wrapped up their last road game against an eastern conference team with a victory, 127–113. when brooklyn came to town, the mavs were unable to contain a ten-point lead from the first quarter. they lost eventually by 17 at the end. when jason terry returned to dalla, he received a standing ovation by his first check-in into the game. however, the mavs defeated boston by ten. in another pivotal matchup, against utah this time, the mavs were able to win by five in the end, with the fourth quarter being safely in their hands. the mavericks stretched their winning streak to three after an overtime victory over the clippers. with a chance to get back to .500, the mavs got blown out by indiana. the mavs ended their homestand with a hard fought victory against the bulls. they were down double-digits multiple times but nowitzki managed to carry them when he hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 2.9 seconds to go. at the lakers the mavericks were not able to hang with them and lost by 20. at denver, where the nuggets held a 33–3 record, the mavericks felt short by one when andre iguodala made a game winning layup with 2.8 seconds to go. at sacramento, the mavericks scored 41 points in the second quarter en route to a victory. at portland, the mavericks got a victory which put them one game under .500. after a home loss to phoenix, the mavericks were eliminated for the playoffs for the first time since 2000. the mavs won an overtime game against denver 108–105. after winning new orleans, the mavs reached the .500 mark for the first time since december 12 (121 days) and were able to shave their beards with nowitzki scoring the 25,000th point during his career. against memphis, the mavericks lost by six. their last game of the season, against new orleans, was won, so the mavs ended the season at .500 (41–41)."
14:01:34 - No matching line but statement is true: 3216872 - Los Angeles Lakers is Derek Fisher's squad.
14:01:34 - No matching line but statement is true: 3295194 - Philadelphia 76ers is Kyle Korver's squad.
14:01:34 - 11 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3619856 - Love Actually stars Danny Glover. - Line: "1987's lethal weapon starring mel gibson, danny glover, and darlene love was another significant action film hit of the decade, and another "buddy-cop" genre classic, launching a franchise that spawned 3 sequels."
14:01:34 - 62 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3695487 - The Aristocats stars Oliver Platt. - Line: "2012 is a 2009 american epic disaster film directed by roland emmerich, and stars john cusack, chiwetel ejiofor, amanda peet, oliver platt, thandie newton, danny glover and woody harrelson. the film was produced by centropolis entertainment and distributed by columbia pictures."
14:01:35 - No matching line but statement is true: 3284273 - Charlotte Bobcats is Jason Richardson's squad.
14:01:35 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3492997 - Whit's author is Thomas M. Disch. - Line: "whittemore's "sinai tapestry" (1977) also received mixed reviews. anthony heilbut of "the nation" compared him favorably to pynchon, nabokov and fuentes, but argued that his writing was more "lucid" and that he achieved "the solidity of history itself." erik korn of "times literary supplement" was much more critical. the second book of "the jerusalem quartet", "jerusalem poker," was also roughly received by some. "harper's magazine" praised this novel as well as its "amplification" of the previous one. on the other hand, science fiction author and critic thomas m. disch gave "jerusalem poker" a very negative review in the "times literary supplement", describing whittemore as a reader's digest version of pynchon. he said that more enthusiastic appreciations were a "litany of avant-garde hype." he described whittemore as an "anti-writer" with a "genteel poverty of imagination.""
14:01:35 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3439988 - Again, Dangerous Visions' author is Kurt Vonnegut. - Line: "jensen is perhaps most famous for having written the science fiction novels "epp" (1965), "lul" (1992), and "and the rest is written in the stars" (1995), illustrated by pushwagner. with these novels, jensen created a dystopian vision of the future, much in the tradition of aldous huxley, george orwell, and ray bradbury. nevertheless, jensen's novels also differ from these authors since the tragic vision in his novels is supplemented with comedy, setting an ambiguous and absurd tone. in this way, jensen's novels are similar to the satirical and parodic novels of jonathan swift and kurt vonnegut."
14:01:37 - 313 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3417968 - Hermann Hesse is We (novel)'s author. - Line: "masereel had grown up reading revolutionary socialist literature, and expressed his politics in "a man's passion"; the work is also filled with religious imagery, as with the common man taking the role of the martyred christ. it owed its visual style to expressionism and mediaeval woodcuts. the book was popular, particularly in german editions, which had introductions by writers max brod, hermann hesse, and thomas mann."
14:01:37 - No matching line but statement is true: 3823055 - IBM's subsidiary is IBM Internet Security Systems.
14:01:37 - No matching line but statement is true: 3858293 - Adobe Systems' subsidiary is Macromedia.
14:01:37 - No matching line but statement is true: 3880819 - Belleville, Ontario is Avril Lavigne's nascence place.
14:01:37 - No matching line but statement is true: 3832583 - Lou Reed's birth place is Brooklyn.
14:01:37 - No matching line but statement is true: 3885695 - Lincoln, Nebraska is Dick Cheney's nascence place.
14:01:38 - No matching line but statement is true: 3858537 - Mardy Fish's birth place is Edina, Minnesota.
14:01:38 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3436743 - Josip Broz Tito's office is Iraq. - Line: "alwan's operation ended in major bloodshed and at least 27 participating officers were arrested and executed. alwan and his deputy, colonel raef al-maarri, evaded the authorities and went into hiding in the ghouta countryside of damascus. their safe house was eventually discovered and besieged by security forces and both men were arrested and taken to mezzeh prison. alwan refused to testify in the military tribunal, and the court found him guilty of treason and sentenced him to death, along with al-maarri, captain muhammad al-nabhan and 16 palestinians, who were also alleged participants in the failed coup. the death sentences were commuted on 10 december to life imprisonment. alwan was imprisoned for less than a year, before intervention on his behalf by nasser, president abd al-salam arif of iraq, president houari boumediene of algeria and president josip broz tito of yugoslavia resulted in his release on 5 december. alwan, al-maarri, al-nabhan and the co-accused palestinian participants were exiled and three days later were escorted to the border with lebanon, from which they headed to egypt's embassy in beirut. "
14:01:38 - 3 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3412815 - Jean Chrutien's office is Central African Republic. - Line: "the funeral of rabin took place on november 6, the day after the assassination, at the mount herzl cemetery in jerusalem, where rabin was buried. hundreds of world leaders, including about 80 heads of state, attended the funeral. president of the united states bill clinton, king hussein of jordan, queen beatrix of the netherlands, russian prime minister viktor chernomyrdin, spanish prime minister and european council president-in-office felipe gonzalez prime minister of canada jean chrutien, acting israeli prime minister and foreign minister shimon peres, united nations secretary-general boutros boutros-ghali, rabin's granddaughter noa ben-artzi filosof, former director-general of the prime minister's office shimon sheves, egyptian president hosni mubarak, president of the republic of the congo denis sassou nguesso, director of the prime minister's bureau eitan haber, and president of israel ezer weizman were among those present."
14:01:38 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3412567 - France is John Abbott's role. - Line: "when sir john a. macdonald died in office of heart failure on 6 june 1891, derby lost the close friendship he had enjoyed with the prime minister. he asked sir john abbott to take over as prime minister. once the government was in place, abbott resigned for health reasons and turned the government over to sir john thompson. derby helped cement the non-political role of the governor general when, in 1891, he refused to agree to a controversial motion in the house of commons. the motion called on him as governor general to disallow the government of quebec's jesuit estates act, which authorized paying $400,000 as compensation for land granted to the jesuits by the king of france. the opposition to the bill was introduced by the other provinces who were motivated by mistrust of the roman catholic church in quebec. derby declined to interfere, citing the proposed disallowal as unconstitutional. in holding to this decision, he gained popularity by refusing to compromise the viceregal position of political neutrality."
14:01:39 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3495517 - Jacques Chirac's office is Russia. - Line: "while putin is often characterised as an autocrat by the western media and some politicians, his relationship with former u.s. president george w. bush, former brazilian president luis inacio lula da silva, former venezuelan president hugo chavez, former german chancellor gerhard schroeder, former french president jacques chirac, and former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi are reported to be personally friendly. putin's relationship with germany's new chancellor, angela merkel, is reported to be "cooler" and "more business-like" than his partnership with gerhard schroeder, who accepted a job with a russian-led consortium after vacating office."
14:01:41 - 8 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3696062 - 2012 (film) stars Paul McCartney - Line: "cavallo worked with atlas entertainment from 1988 through 1998. in 1998, he became chairman of the buena vista music group overseeing walt disney company's recorded music and music publishing operations. during his time with walt disney company's, cavallo renovated disney’s music group by reversing the decade-long decline of walt disney records and hollywood records by building upon the disney channel's youthful stars such as hilary duff, star of lizzie mcguire, who released two soundtracks and five solo albums that sold more than 10 million copies since 2002. disney music group success also included miley cyrus in "hannah montana", raven-symonu, jesse mccartney, and disney channel movie soundtracks such as "high school musical," "camp rock", and "lemonade mouth". in 2012, bob cavallo retired from disney music group."
14:01:41 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3620394 - Love Actually stars Wilfrid Brambell. - Line: "many well-known stars have performed for ensa, including sir seymour hicks, who led the first show in 1939; also in demand were the other original ensa. organisers, beatrice lillie, dame sybil thorndike, and sir harry lauder; other popular artists performing for e.n.s.a. throughout the war years were peggy ashcroft, arthur askey, hermione baddeley, josephine baker, leslie banks, webster booth, chili bouchier, al bowlly, dame lilian braithwaite, wilfrid brambell, clive brook, dora bryan, jack buchanan, douglas byng, rebecca cantwell, belle chrystal, john clements, charles coborn, billy cotton, cicely courtneidge, noël coward, bebe daniels, frances day, betty driver, madge elliott, fred emney, edith evans, david farrar, gracie fields, flanagan and allen, florrie forde, george formby, leo franklyn, will fyffe, geraldo and his orchestra, gert and daisy, john gielgud, hermione gingold, stewart granger, joyce grenfell, binnie hale, sonnie hale, adelaide hall, tommy handley, sir cedric hardwicke, gordon harker, jack hawkins, will hay, richard hearne, leslie henson, stanley holloway, victoria hopper, bobby howes, claude hulbert, jack hulbert, leslie hutchinson, jack hylton, jimmy jewel, deborah kerr, hetty king, lupino lane, gertrude lawrence, evelyn laye, vivien leigh, josef locke, margaret lockwood, bessie love, arthur lucan, claire luce, vera lynn, ben lyon, mantovani, jessie matthews, helen mckay, john mccormack, spike milligan, billy milton, clifford mollison, richard murdoch, anna neagle, nervo and knox, ivor novello, vic oliver, tessie o'shea, sandy powell, ella retford, arnold ridley, robert rietty, cyril ritchard, sir george robey, margaret rutherford, paul scofield, margaretta scott, winifred shotter, alastair sim, pianist cyril smith, dorothy squires, terry-thomas, ernest thesiger, tommy trinder, jack warner, naunton wayne, elisabeth welch, the western brothers, michael wilding, emlyn williams, maurice winnick, googie withers, john wood, diana wynyard and anne ziegler."
14:01:41 - 1 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3616376 - The Right Stuff (film) stars Mike Myers (actor). - Line: "several cast members quit the show mid-season. mike myers left after the 21 january 1995 episode (exactly six years after his first episode on 21 january 1989), largely due to his increasing fame as a film star (notably with his role in 1992's "wayne's world"). janeane garofalo quit the show following the 25 february episode, citing her unhappiness with the work environment and writing material. she would later call "saturday night live" "...an unfair boys' club" and call many of the sketches "juvenile and homophobic." al franken's final appearance as a featured player was on 6 may following the box office failure of the "snl" spin-off film "stuart saves his family"."
14:01:42 - 266 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3633211 - The Aristocats stars Will Ferrell. - Line: "roger penske withdrew his entry following fines to digard racing, bud moore engineering, the junior johnson team, the m.c. anderson team, and hoss ellington's team; the fines came when nascar chief bill gazaway announced that an unnamed team was caught with an illegal fuel cell and an official watched members of the above-mentioned teams at garage pay phones calling for legal fuel cells. hank williams, jr. served as the honorary starter of this race; joining a list of celebrities that came before and after him like bart starr and will ferrell."
14:01:42 - 9 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3660951 - Love Actually stars Deepika Padukone. - Line: "finding fanny is a 2014 indian satirical road comedy film directed and written by homi adajania and produced by dinesh vijan under maddock films and presented by fox star studios. deepika padukone, arjun kapoor, naseeruddin shah, dimple kapadia and pankaj kapur feature in prominent roles. the film is based on a road trip set in goa and follows the journey of five dysfunctional friends who set out on a road trip in search of fanny, the love-interest of naseeruddin shah. the film had its premiere in india on 1 september 2014 and was released worldwide on 12 september 2014. it was also selected to be screened at 19th busan international film festival in october 2014."
14:01:43 - No matching line but statement is true: 3805667 - Belgrade is Jelena Jankovic's nascence place.
14:01:43 - No matching line but statement is true: 3820415 - Chempu is Mammootty's nascence place.
14:01:44 - No matching line but statement is true: 3810671 - Minsk is Victoria Azarenka's nascence place.
14:01:44 - 2 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3640523 - Love Actually stars Jason Mewes. - Line: "she expanded her acting credentials with the july 2004 release of the cole porter biographical film "de-lovely", in which she performed the song "let's do it (let's fall in love)" and had a brief role as an anonymous stage performer. in february 2005, she made a guest appearance on the canadian television show "" with "dogma" co-star jason mewes and director kevin smith. also in 2005, morissette, then ryan reynolds's fiancue, made a cameo appearance as "herself" as a former client of reynolds' character in the film "just friends". this scene was deleted from the theatrical release, and is only available on the dvd."
14:01:45 - 11 matching line(s) but statement is false: 3624500 - Love Actually stars Kevin Smith. - Line: "after the end of "the o.c." run, brody turned to a full-time film career. the same year, brody appeared in supporting roles in the films "smiley face" and "the ten". in 2009, he co-starred with josh lucas in boaz yakin's drama "death in love", and in diablo cody's horror film "jennifer's body", co-starring megan fox. in 2010, he appeared in kevin smith's film "cop out", which co-starred bruce willis and tracy morgan, and then in "the romantics" alongside katie holmes and josh duhamel. in july 2010, it was announced that brody landed the role of detective hoss in "scream 4", released in april 2011."
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