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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.
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Statement: I did not want to mention the name of the person who was actually in my mind.  Choices:  1. I was dying to mention the people on my mind, so I did. 2. It felt unmentionable to speak of the person on my mind because I loved them dearly. 3. Mentioning the name of who I actually thought of felt unmentionable.
answer:
1


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Statement: A few weeks ago, a Stanford business-school student wrote a gently mocking article in the school newspaper about his summer job on Wall Street and then found himself instantly blackballed from job interviews by every Wall Street firm. Choices:  1. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Wall Street as a trader. 2. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Main Street. 3. A Stanford student wrote an article about working on Wall Street.
answer:
2


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Statement: Now that's enough, said the Astronomer with a kind of gentleness that was obviously manufactured for the benefit of strangers and which had beneath it an easily-recognized edge. Choices:  1. He told them that was enough mainly to benefit those standing by that were strangers. 2. He did not want them to embarrass themselves in front of the strangers.  3. He told them to carry on without a worry about the strangers lurking by.
answer:

3