AndyChiang/cloth · Datasets at Hugging Face

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[ "cloud", "puzzle", "look" ]	Her optimistic andenthusiastic letters always lift my spirits and the inspiring poems she shares with the world always bring a [MASK] to my face.	smile
[ "helpful", "sensitive", "disappointing" ]	She is all the more [MASK] due to the fact that she lost he sight halfway through her life.	amazing
[ "way", "parents", "heart" ]	She is all the more amazing due to the fact that she lost he [MASK] halfway through her life.	sight
[ "failure", "break", "challenge" ]	Many would have given up after such a [MASK] but not her.	loss
[ "However", "Therefore", "Then" ]	[MASK] , she started a glorious new life full of award winning volunteer work.	Instead
[ "plans", "ideas", "thoughts" ]	Her [MASK] are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to hurting hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in every way she can.	days
[ "feeling", "touching", "breaking" ]	Her days are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to [MASK] hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in every way she can.	hurting
[ "some", "no", "possible" ]	Her days are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to hurting hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in [MASK] way she can.	every
[ "examine", "copy", "complete" ]	The light of my friend's example is a beacon that I try to [MASK] as well.	follow
[ "cheated", "bored", "nervous" ]	Whenever I feel too [MASK] in my own life I look at the challenges that she has overcome in hers.	challenged
[ "controlled", "passed", "overlooked" ]	Whenever I feel too challenged in my own life I look at the challenges that she has [MASK] in hers.	overcome
[ "still", "also", "already" ]	She may have lost her sight but she [MASK] lost her soul.	never
[ "lasting", "caring", "continuing" ]	She knows that the eyes that really see are the eyes of the heart, and she does her best every day to follow the [MASK] vision that they give to her.	loving
[ "pity", "sorrow", "surprise`" ]	I am sure too that their eyes of the angels watching over her are always filled with tears of [MASK] and that their faces are always full of shining smile.	joy
[ "entered", "covered", "judged" ]	His brother had [MASK] the bee two years before, and Akshay wanted to match his brother's success.	won
[ "enjoy", "measure", "celebrate" ]	His brother had won the bee two years before, and Akshay wanted to [MASK] his brother's success.	match
[ "still", "also", "even" ]	You could learn at Harvard University all day and [MASK] hear the words used in the National Spelling Bee.	never
[ "lower", "tight", "opposite" ]	These words live in the [MASK] corners of dictionaries.	dark
[ "chooses", "writes", "explains" ]	Each speller steps up to the microphone, and the official pronouncer 45 [MASK] a word.	announces
[ "relaxation", "cheering", "discussion" ]	If the speller gets it right, there's a moment of [MASK] , then three magic words: that is correct . Akshay's moment came in round six.	silence
[ "enough", "amazing", "useful" ]	If the speller gets it right, there's a moment of silence , then three magic words: that is [MASK] . Akshay's moment came in round six.	correct
[ "repeated", "forgot", "considered" ]	He [MASK] the word, but there was a problem.	knew
[ "special", "difficult", "right" ]	In his head, he saw two [MASK] spellings and he couldn't decide which was right.	different
[ "try", "check", "find" ]	He had two minutes to [MASK] the word.	spell
[ "guess", "fix", "build" ]	He asked to hear the word again, trying to [MASK] between the two versions in his head.	pick
[ "crossed", "touched", "ignored" ]	Without knowing it, he stood so straight that he [MASK] his knees.	locked
[ "warm-hearted", "strong-minded", "tongue-tied" ]	He started to feel [MASK] .	light-headed
[ "suddenly", "loudly", "straight" ]	He crashed to the stage so [MASK] that his feet flew into the air.	hard
[ "Repair", "Change", "Watch" ]	An official said, " [MASK] the clock."	Stop
[ "hot", "bright", "crowed" ]	The room went [MASK] except for the click-click-click of the photographer's cameras.	quiet
[ "look", "step", "chance" ]	"Take a [MASK] ," one official said.	break
[ "speaking", "competing", "waiting" ]	He later said a lot was going through his mind when he was [MASK] there.	lying
[ "encourage", "control", "improve" ]	He was going to [MASK] himself.	trust
[ "unlucky", "mild", "normal" ]	It was Halloween morning in Hawaii and a(n) [MASK] day for surfing.	perfect
[ "immediately", "naturally", "sadly" ]	She was catching great waves and [MASK] her life changed in a second.	suddenly
[ "trapped", "surrounded", "defeated" ]	She got [MASK] by a 14-foot tiger shark, which bit her just 4 inches below her left shoulder and took the rest of her arm off!	attacked
[ "nearby", "above", "within" ]	She got attacked by a 14-foot tiger shark, which bit her just 4 inches [MASK] her left shoulder and took the rest of her arm off!	below
[ "planned", "hoped", "forgot" ]	She never [MASK] that to happen to her on a sunny Halloween!	expected
[ "depending", "insisting", "calling" ]	Bethany was [MASK] on being a professional surfer before her accident in the waves.	planning
[ "grew", "became", "announced" ]	Bethany only [MASK] 14 on February 8th, 2004, so it was a young age to have something that bad happen to someone.	turned
[ "too", "enough", "much" ]	Bethany only turned 14 on February 8th, 2004, so it was a young age to have something [MASK] bad happen to someone.	that
[ "therefore", "instead", "indeed" ]	Bethany Hamilton, [MASK] , showed that she was a true hero by saving her life.	however
[ "friends", "s", "parents" ]	Her life was at risk when the tiger shark bit her arm completely off and her [MASK] helped her get to safety and she was successful.	instincts
[ "almost", "never", "hardly" ]	She [MASK] overcame the loss of her left arm and within a month she rose to the challenge of going surfing in the ocean once again !	also
[ "chance", "danger", "fate" ]	She also overcame the loss of her left arm and within a month she rose to the [MASK] of going surfing in the ocean once again !	challenge
[ "weakness", "misfortune", "disability" ]	She turned a [MASK] into a positive, which many people can't do!	negative
[ "began", "stopped", "prepared" ]	She remained positive and [MASK] to go forward with her dream.	continued
[ "originally", "unexpectedly", "finally" ]	She is [MASK] a survivor hero and is keeping her surfing career alive as well.	obviously
[ "it", "that", "careful" ]	Have you ever heard of the saying , "if you want a friend, be [MASK] "?	one
[ "want", "have", "show" ]	What does it [MASK] ?	mean
[ "meet", "have", "get" ]	There are many different things that you can do to [MASK] friends.	make
[ "look", "hear", "listen" ]	You may find out what they are if you [MASK] someone make friends.	watch
[ "what", "why", "when" ]	Here is [MASK] one new teacher made friends with the students in her class on the first day of the school.	how
[ "teachers", "workmates", "parents" ]	Here is how one new teacher made friends with the [MASK] in her class on the first day of the school.	students
[ "got", "sang", "spoke" ]	When the bell [MASK] , the teacher smiled at all the students.	rang
[ "on", "with", "about" ]	How nice it is to have all of you [MASK] my class this year!	in
[ "reach", "learn", "like" ]	I want to [MASK] each of you very much.	know
[ "sound", "sentence", "phrase" ]	The teacher smiled, used a pleasant [MASK] , and acted in a friendly way.	voice
[ "on", "by", "to" ]	The teacher smiled, used a pleasant voice , and acted [MASK] a friendly way.	in
[ "family", "father", "work" ]	She told the students her [MASK] and wrote it on the blackboard.	name
[ "eat", "get", "play" ]	Then she told them something she liked to [MASK] and hoped to do with them during the year.	do
[ "was", "liked", "forget" ]	Everyone felt that she [MASK] what she said.	meant
[ "less", "enough", "still" ]	Each of them wanted to know her [MASK] and be her friend.	better
[ "was", "got", "saw" ]	Could you make friends as the teacher [MASK] ?	did
[ "day", "teacher", "class" ]	One [MASK] is to find out more about them.	way
[ "room", "class", "day" ]	During the [MASK] you can talk to them.	break
[ "speak", "say", "tell" ]	As you [MASK] , the others may be thinking "I like to do the same things you do.	talk
[ "crazy", "large", "nice" ]	The place was totally uncared for, quite [MASK] and overgrown with all sorts of useless things.	wild
[ "lost", "felt", "took" ]	I [MASK] my way through bushes and tall weeds to the front door and rang the bell.	made
[ "gardening", "plants", "solution" ]	In twenty minutes he put me right on all the [MASK] that had puzzled me.	problems
[ "time", "request", "permission" ]	I was on the [MASK] of leaving when I looked out of his study window and said, "You're very fond of gardening, I see" "No, I'm not," he said. "	point
[ "where", "why", "whether" ]	It's [MASK] I always wanted it to be.	as
[ "after", "of", "in" ]	I never touch it [MASK] all."	at
[ "desert", "trouble", "garden" ]	It seems a pity to let all this ground go to [MASK] But perhaps you don't see that way?"	waste
[ "recognize", "observe", "know" ]	It seems a pity to let all this ground go to waste But perhaps you don't [MASK] that way?"	see
[ "much", "something", "nothing" ]	I lived here when I was a child, and I had [MASK] of gardening then.	enough
[ "interested", "excited", "demanding" ]	Unfortunately, he wasn't [MASK] enough to do it himself.	fit
[ "fought", "ruled", "cut" ]	Each blade of grass was an enemy to be [MASK] out by hand, not just cut off.	rooted
[ "shock", "astonish", "disappoint" ]	It used to [MASK] me.	worry
[ "life", "house", "hands" ]	It appeared in my [MASK] ------ a mistake here, something not quite straight here, the enemy showing its head in a place I was supposed to have cleaned.	dreams
[ "thought", "expected", "ordered" ]	It appeared in my dreams ------ a mistake here, something not quite straight here, the enemy showing its head in a place I was [MASK] to have cleaned.	supposed
[ "Develop", "Grow", "Sell" ]	"And now it's yours, you're just letting it go to ..." " [MASK] ?"	Ruin
[ "attending", "watering", "noticing" ]	I like [MASK] it grow in its own way.	watching
[ "comments", "difference", "sense" ]	I make no [MASK] on it.	demands
[ "time", "sunlight", "space" ]	It has [MASK] at last, and so have I."	freedom
[ "important", "useless", "previous" ]	It's [MASK] for you, isn't it?"	inconvenient
[ "music", "sport", "dance" ]	What came naturally to Marissa was [MASK] .	art
[ "off", "over", "down" ]	However, a few weeks ago Marissa signed [MASK] for high jump.	up
[ "wondered", "insisted", "remembered" ]	But now she [MASK] that however hard she worked, she would never be a high jump star like her mother.	realized
[ "ill", "silent", "apart" ]	One night, halfway through her homework, Marissa fell [MASK] .When she woke up, the clock read 1:00 A.M. Marissa got into a panic.	asleep
[ "says", "wrote", "hit" ]	One night, halfway through her homework, Marissa fell asleep .When she woke up, the clock [MASK] 1:00 A.M. Marissa got into a panic.	read
[ "research", "housework", "practice" ]	There was still so much [MASK] to do, but she really needed her rest for track practice.	homework
[ "health", "life", "images" ]	Marissa had always been a good student, but now track was risking her [MASK] .	grades
[ "occurred", "took", "appeared" ]	Then a dark thought [MASK] Marissa's mind.	crossed
[ "gave", "attended", "took" ]	If she [MASK] some of her classes, she would be off the track team.	failed
[ "completing", "copying", "preparing" ]	After a week of [MASK] her homework, letters had been mailed out to parents listing grades, and Marissa knew the letters would show that her grades had dropped a lot.	ignoring
[ "risen", "improved", "meant" ]	After a week of ignoring her homework, letters had been mailed out to parents listing grades, and Marissa knew the letters would show that her grades had [MASK] a lot.	dropped
[ "perfect", "simple", "serious" ]	She walked home with slow heavy steps, knowing her [MASK] plan had worked .	ugly
[ "made", "stopped", "carried" ]	She walked home with slow heavy steps, knowing her ugly plan had [MASK] .	worked
[ "feeling", "weakness", "excuse" ]	With tears in her eyes, Marissa admitted her [MASK] .	secret

[ "cloud", "puzzle", "look" ]

Her optimistic andenthusiastic letters always lift my spirits and the inspiring poems she shares with the world always bring a [MASK] to my face.

smile

[ "helpful", "sensitive", "disappointing" ]

She is all the more [MASK] due to the fact that she lost he sight halfway through her life.

amazing

[ "way", "parents", "heart" ]

She is all the more amazing due to the fact that she lost he [MASK] halfway through her life.

sight

[ "failure", "break", "challenge" ]

Many would have given up after such a [MASK] but not her.

loss

[ "However", "Therefore", "Then" ]

[MASK] , she started a glorious new life full of award winning volunteer work.

Instead

[ "plans", "ideas", "thoughts" ]

Her [MASK] are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to hurting hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in every way she can.

days

[ "feeling", "touching", "breaking" ]

Her days are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to [MASK] hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in every way she can.

hurting

[ "some", "no", "possible" ]

Her days are full of teaching English to new immigrants, giving comfort to hurting hearts, writing, serving her religious community, and helping others in [MASK] way she can.

every

[ "examine", "copy", "complete" ]

The light of my friend's example is a beacon that I try to [MASK] as well.

follow

[ "cheated", "bored", "nervous" ]

Whenever I feel too [MASK] in my own life I look at the challenges that she has overcome in hers.

challenged

[ "controlled", "passed", "overlooked" ]

Whenever I feel too challenged in my own life I look at the challenges that she has [MASK] in hers.

overcome

[ "still", "also", "already" ]

She may have lost her sight but she [MASK] lost her soul.

never

[ "lasting", "caring", "continuing" ]

She knows that the eyes that really see are the eyes of the heart, and she does her best every day to follow the [MASK] vision that they give to her.

loving

[ "pity", "sorrow", "surprise`" ]

I am sure too that their eyes of the angels watching over her are always filled with tears of [MASK] and that their faces are always full of shining smile.

joy

[ "entered", "covered", "judged" ]

His brother had [MASK] the bee two years before, and Akshay wanted to match his brother's success.

won

[ "enjoy", "measure", "celebrate" ]

His brother had won the bee two years before, and Akshay wanted to [MASK] his brother's success.

match

[ "still", "also", "even" ]

You could learn at Harvard University all day and [MASK] hear the words used in the National Spelling Bee.

never

[ "lower", "tight", "opposite" ]

These words live in the [MASK] corners of dictionaries.

dark

[ "chooses", "writes", "explains" ]

Each speller steps up to the microphone, and the official pronouncer 45 [MASK] a word.

announces

[ "relaxation", "cheering", "discussion" ]

If the speller gets it right, there's a moment of [MASK] , then three magic words: that is correct . Akshay's moment came in round six.

silence

[ "enough", "amazing", "useful" ]

If the speller gets it right, there's a moment of silence , then three magic words: that is [MASK] . Akshay's moment came in round six.

correct

[ "repeated", "forgot", "considered" ]

He [MASK] the word, but there was a problem.

knew

[ "special", "difficult", "right" ]

In his head, he saw two [MASK] spellings and he couldn't decide which was right.

different

[ "try", "check", "find" ]

He had two minutes to [MASK] the word.

spell

[ "guess", "fix", "build" ]

He asked to hear the word again, trying to [MASK] between the two versions in his head.

pick

[ "crossed", "touched", "ignored" ]

Without knowing it, he stood so straight that he [MASK] his knees.

locked

[ "warm-hearted", "strong-minded", "tongue-tied" ]

He started to feel [MASK] .

light-headed

[ "suddenly", "loudly", "straight" ]

He crashed to the stage so [MASK] that his feet flew into the air.

hard

[ "Repair", "Change", "Watch" ]

An official said, " [MASK] the clock."

Stop

[ "hot", "bright", "crowed" ]

The room went [MASK] except for the click-click-click of the photographer's cameras.

quiet

[ "look", "step", "chance" ]

"Take a [MASK] ," one official said.

break

[ "speaking", "competing", "waiting" ]

He later said a lot was going through his mind when he was [MASK] there.

lying

[ "encourage", "control", "improve" ]

He was going to [MASK] himself.

trust

[ "unlucky", "mild", "normal" ]

It was Halloween morning in Hawaii and a(n) [MASK] day for surfing.

perfect

[ "immediately", "naturally", "sadly" ]

She was catching great waves and [MASK] her life changed in a second.

suddenly

[ "trapped", "surrounded", "defeated" ]

She got [MASK] by a 14-foot tiger shark, which bit her just 4 inches below her left shoulder and took the rest of her arm off!

attacked

[ "nearby", "above", "within" ]

She got attacked by a 14-foot tiger shark, which bit her just 4 inches [MASK] her left shoulder and took the rest of her arm off!

below

[ "planned", "hoped", "forgot" ]

She never [MASK] that to happen to her on a sunny Halloween!

expected

[ "depending", "insisting", "calling" ]

Bethany was [MASK] on being a professional surfer before her accident in the waves.

planning

[ "grew", "became", "announced" ]

Bethany only [MASK] 14 on February 8th, 2004, so it was a young age to have something that bad happen to someone.

turned

[ "too", "enough", "much" ]

Bethany only turned 14 on February 8th, 2004, so it was a young age to have something [MASK] bad happen to someone.

that

[ "therefore", "instead", "indeed" ]

Bethany Hamilton, [MASK] , showed that she was a true hero by saving her life.

however

[ "friends", "s", "parents" ]

Her life was at risk when the tiger shark bit her arm completely off and her [MASK] helped her get to safety and she was successful.

instincts

[ "almost", "never", "hardly" ]

She [MASK] overcame the loss of her left arm and within a month she rose to the challenge of going surfing in the ocean once again !

also

[ "chance", "danger", "fate" ]

She also overcame the loss of her left arm and within a month she rose to the [MASK] of going surfing in the ocean once again !

challenge

[ "weakness", "misfortune", "disability" ]

She turned a [MASK] into a positive, which many people can't do!

negative

[ "began", "stopped", "prepared" ]

She remained positive and [MASK] to go forward with her dream.

continued

[ "originally", "unexpectedly", "finally" ]

She is [MASK] a survivor hero and is keeping her surfing career alive as well.

obviously

[ "it", "that", "careful" ]

Have you ever heard of the saying , "if you want a friend, be [MASK] "?

one

[ "want", "have", "show" ]

What does it [MASK] ?

mean

[ "meet", "have", "get" ]

There are many different things that you can do to [MASK] friends.

make

[ "look", "hear", "listen" ]

You may find out what they are if you [MASK] someone make friends.

watch

[ "what", "why", "when" ]

Here is [MASK] one new teacher made friends with the students in her class on the first day of the school.

how

[ "teachers", "workmates", "parents" ]

Here is how one new teacher made friends with the [MASK] in her class on the first day of the school.

students

[ "got", "sang", "spoke" ]

When the bell [MASK] , the teacher smiled at all the students.

rang

[ "on", "with", "about" ]

How nice it is to have all of you [MASK] my class this year!

in

[ "reach", "learn", "like" ]

I want to [MASK] each of you very much.

know

[ "sound", "sentence", "phrase" ]

The teacher smiled, used a pleasant [MASK] , and acted in a friendly way.

voice

[ "on", "by", "to" ]

The teacher smiled, used a pleasant voice , and acted [MASK] a friendly way.

in

[ "family", "father", "work" ]

She told the students her [MASK] and wrote it on the blackboard.

name

[ "eat", "get", "play" ]

Then she told them something she liked to [MASK] and hoped to do with them during the year.

do

[ "was", "liked", "forget" ]

Everyone felt that she [MASK] what she said.

meant

[ "less", "enough", "still" ]

Each of them wanted to know her [MASK] and be her friend.

better

[ "was", "got", "saw" ]

Could you make friends as the teacher [MASK] ?

did

[ "day", "teacher", "class" ]

One [MASK] is to find out more about them.

way

[ "room", "class", "day" ]

During the [MASK] you can talk to them.

break

[ "speak", "say", "tell" ]

As you [MASK] , the others may be thinking "I like to do the same things you do.

talk

[ "crazy", "large", "nice" ]

The place was totally uncared for, quite [MASK] and overgrown with all sorts of useless things.

wild

[ "lost", "felt", "took" ]

I [MASK] my way through bushes and tall weeds to the front door and rang the bell.

made

[ "gardening", "plants", "solution" ]

In twenty minutes he put me right on all the [MASK] that had puzzled me.

problems

[ "time", "request", "permission" ]

I was on the [MASK] of leaving when I looked out of his study window and said, "You're very fond of gardening, I see" "No, I'm not," he said. "

point

[ "where", "why", "whether" ]

It's [MASK] I always wanted it to be.

as

[ "after", "of", "in" ]

I never touch it [MASK] all."

at

[ "desert", "trouble", "garden" ]

It seems a pity to let all this ground go to [MASK] But perhaps you don't see that way?"

waste

[ "recognize", "observe", "know" ]

It seems a pity to let all this ground go to waste But perhaps you don't [MASK] that way?"

see

[ "much", "something", "nothing" ]

I lived here when I was a child, and I had [MASK] of gardening then.

enough

[ "interested", "excited", "demanding" ]

Unfortunately, he wasn't [MASK] enough to do it himself.

fit

[ "fought", "ruled", "cut" ]

Each blade of grass was an enemy to be [MASK] out by hand, not just cut off.

rooted

[ "shock", "astonish", "disappoint" ]

It used to [MASK] me.

worry

[ "life", "house", "hands" ]

It appeared in my [MASK] ------ a mistake here, something not quite straight here, the enemy showing its head in a place I was supposed to have cleaned.

dreams

[ "thought", "expected", "ordered" ]

It appeared in my dreams ------ a mistake here, something not quite straight here, the enemy showing its head in a place I was [MASK] to have cleaned.

supposed

[ "Develop", "Grow", "Sell" ]

"And now it's yours, you're just letting it go to ..." " [MASK] ?"

Ruin

[ "attending", "watering", "noticing" ]

I like [MASK] it grow in its own way.

watching

[ "comments", "difference", "sense" ]

I make no [MASK] on it.

demands

[ "time", "sunlight", "space" ]

It has [MASK] at last, and so have I."

freedom

[ "important", "useless", "previous" ]

It's [MASK] for you, isn't it?"

inconvenient

[ "music", "sport", "dance" ]

What came naturally to Marissa was [MASK] .

art

[ "off", "over", "down" ]

However, a few weeks ago Marissa signed [MASK] for high jump.

up

[ "wondered", "insisted", "remembered" ]

But now she [MASK] that however hard she worked, she would never be a high jump star like her mother.

realized

[ "ill", "silent", "apart" ]

One night, halfway through her homework, Marissa fell [MASK] .When she woke up, the clock read 1:00 A.M. Marissa got into a panic.

asleep

[ "says", "wrote", "hit" ]

One night, halfway through her homework, Marissa fell asleep .When she woke up, the clock [MASK] 1:00 A.M. Marissa got into a panic.

read

[ "research", "housework", "practice" ]

There was still so much [MASK] to do, but she really needed her rest for track practice.

homework

[ "health", "life", "images" ]

Marissa had always been a good student, but now track was risking her [MASK] .

grades

[ "occurred", "took", "appeared" ]

Then a dark thought [MASK] Marissa's mind.

crossed

[ "gave", "attended", "took" ]

If she [MASK] some of her classes, she would be off the track team.

failed

[ "completing", "copying", "preparing" ]

After a week of [MASK] her homework, letters had been mailed out to parents listing grades, and Marissa knew the letters would show that her grades had dropped a lot.

ignoring

[ "risen", "improved", "meant" ]

After a week of ignoring her homework, letters had been mailed out to parents listing grades, and Marissa knew the letters would show that her grades had [MASK] a lot.

dropped

[ "perfect", "simple", "serious" ]

She walked home with slow heavy steps, knowing her [MASK] plan had worked .

ugly

[ "made", "stopped", "carried" ]

She walked home with slow heavy steps, knowing her ugly plan had [MASK] .

worked

[ "feeling", "weakness", "excuse" ]

With tears in her eyes, Marissa admitted her [MASK] .

secret