In this task, you're given a statement, and three sentences as choices. Your job is to determine which sentence clearly disagrees with the statement. Indicate your answer as '1', '2', or '3' corresponding to the choice number of the selected sentence.

Statement: Yes, they can. Choices:  1. Yes, they are able to change this corrupted system into something better. 2. No, they cannot. 3. Yes, they are able.
2

Statement: Running alongside the building, the majestic Bunker Hill Steps lead to Caleornia Plaza, forming a symbolic link between the old downtown and the new. Choices:  1. The steps connect the older and newer parts of town. 2. Caleornia Plaza is a popular location for concerts and festivals. 3. The is no way to go from the old area of town to the new without leaving the city.
3

Statement: Some conservatives, including reporters at the New York Post and Washington Times , blame Clinton's philandering on the '60s free-love attitudes he adopted as an anti-war radical and never jettisoned. Choices:  1. Clinton has never cheated on his wife. 2. People blame Clinton's philandering on his 60's attitudes. 3. Clinton cheats on his wife because he still thinks he's living in the 60s.

1