Candidate relations:
(0) arg1-as-denier: despite the fact that (1) argument 1 as detail: in short
(2) argument 1 as goal: for that purpose
(3) argument 2 as denier: despite this
(4) argument 2 as detail: in more detail
(5) argument 2 as goal: ensuring that
(6) argument 2 as instance: for instance
(7) argument 2 as substitution: rather
(8) conjunction: in addition
(9) contrast: by comparison
(10) differentcon: none
(11) disjunction: or alternatively
(12) precedence: subsequently
(13) reason: the reasons is/are that
(14) result: consequently
(15) similarity: similarly
(16) succession: previously
(17) synchronous: at that time
Argument 1:"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the motion for a resolution before us today is important because of its subject and the desire to protect the rule of law and press freedom. It is also very important because of the broad consensus which has finally been reached after some heated discussions behind the scenes." 
Argument 2:"The problem considered by the motion is a major one but, as has already been touched upon, could be regarded as minor in light of the even greater problem of the general situation in Angola which is experiencing a terrible humanitarian disaster. This situation, as in neighbouring former Zaire, is like a festering wound in which it is not clear who is infecting whom." 
Question:What is the discourse relation between Argument 1 and Argument 2?
Answer: (14) result: consequently

Argument 1:"The ship was finally able to turn around and it fled northwards as fast as possible. Then there was a terrible explosion about six hundred yards to the stern and a gigantic column of water and steam, perhaps a hundred yards high, shot out of the sea. The Oudenbourg set course for Harwich and sent out a radio warning in all directions: Ättention all shipping, attention all shipping!" 
Argument 2:"Severe danger on Ostende-Ramsgatelane. Under- water explosion. Cause unknown. All shipping advised avoid area!" 
Question:What is the discourse relation between Argument 1 and Argument 2?
Answer: (4) argument 2 as detail: in more detail

Argument 1:"Allow me to make a few general comments on European solidarity, on the Solidarity Fund and on some events that may provide lessons for the future. In 2002 I had the experience of leading a country that was struck by terrible floods, together with the Federal Republic of Germany and Austria."
Argument 2:"It was the scale of that disaster that provided the incentive for the creation of the Solidarity Fund. The disaster occurred in August and th