Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
61/100
The Sydney Morning Herald's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
“Reading this morning of the predicted demise of the world by AI, I wonder what the world would look like,” ponders Garry Thomas from Oatlands.
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Thomas → read → Oatlands
“No work, little hope and continual breadlines where one would get bread, soup and a copy of the latest C8 to keep our morales up?”
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one → get → morales
“On a brighter note than dragonflies (C8) is the delight of fireflies up here,” says Suzanne Saunders of Jiggi.
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Saunders → say → Jiggi
“Half a dozen or so is Christmas come early.
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come → come → ?
Noted head-turner Judy Bower of Burraneer is the latest to attest to a Sydney Bee Gees sighting (C8): “Many years ago I was walking towards the Chevron Hilton in Kings Cross with my mother, grandmother and great aunt.
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I → attest → mother
I was 15 at the time and who should walk past me but Barry Gibb.
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who → walk → me
Naturally, I turned around after he had passed, and was very thrilled to see that he had done the same.”
A muso for years, that’s no fib.
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that → turn → years
You can tell by the cut of my jib.
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You → tell → jib
A long time, and yet,
I can’t say that I’ve met,
Even one of the famed brothers Gibb.
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I → say → brothers
We thank Jim Dewar of Davistown.
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We → thank → Davistown
Trevor Townson of Leichhardt was just wondering: “Are Al Gore rhythms (C8) different from the ones used by the Trumpet Ministration that runs the White House?”
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that → wonder → House
Not sure, but the latter is pretty good at banging his own drum.
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latter → bang → drum
“Mushroom coffins (C8) obviously aren’t for everyone,” thinks Merona Martin of Meroo Meadow.
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Martin → think → Meadow
“You’d have to be a fun guy to want one.”
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You → have → one
Lionel Latoszek of Long Jetty thinks “the urban myth related by Peter Riley regarding peeing on car wheels (C8) has me puzzled.
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me → think → wheels
I always thought it was the exclusive vocation of the neighbour’s dog.”
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it → think → dog
“If those full-bladdered soldiers identified by Spike Milligan, who’d stopped for a pee were travelling in a Commer, the British military truck used in World War II, then it was entirely appropriate for the Commer to come to a full stop,” reasons Julian Neylan of Dulwich Hill.
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Neylan → identify → Hill
Bernie Carberry of Connells Point has “noticed plenty of Americans interviewed on TV for the MCG NFL match.
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Carberry → notice → match
They do their best to say ‘Melbin’ and not ‘Mel-born’.
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They → do → Melbin
I teach people our own The Rain in Spain elocution lesson to learn ‘Straylin’.
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I → teach → Straylin
Don’t open your mouth too wide and recite slowly: ‘The mail train is runnin’ late t’day, mate’.
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train → open → mouth
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