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.

Input: Consider Input: Statement: Doyle's look at the audio-taping practices of 10 presidents is a valuable history and comparative survey (Ron Rosenbaum, the New York Times Book Review ). Doyle, a master of crackling prose (Richard R. Roberts, the Indianapolis Star ), provides insightful transcripts from key moments, such as the Cuban missile crisis and the final days of the Nixon administration. Choices:  1. Doyle has studied the audio-taping practices of 10 presidents and has previous transcripts of reporting jobs that provide insight into the Cuban missile crisis and final days of Nixon administration.  2. Doyle has a long history of solid reporting and correspondents coming after him review and use his work as a training tool for identifying how to write their own high quality reporting.  3. Doyle was a terrible and inept reporter who had no impact on history. 

Output: 3


Input: Consider Input: Statement: Of course, we do have people who want to be in office, but once in office they don't want to be in control. Choices:  1. People just want to be in control. 2. People always want to make changes when they run for office. 3. People only run for office so they can have control.

Output: 2


Input: Consider Input: Statement: The McCollum-Stenholm bill, on which the 1996 appropriations were based, did not address the presence requirement, and the statement accompanying the introduction of that bill noted only that the bill incorporated the provisions from IRCA into the existing appropriation's provisions on representation of certain aliens. Choices:  1. The bill was enacted in 1996. 2. The bill addressed the the presence requirement and the statement accompanying the introduction of the bill. 3. The 1996 appropriations were based on the McCollum-Stenholm bill.


Output: 2