niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Santa Monica, Venice, Long Beach, and the various South Bay beaches as well as those in Orange County have paved paths for cycling, roller skating, jogging, and walking, with equipment rental nearby. Choices:  1. Beaches in Orange County also have tables for picnics. 2. There are paved paths for walking in many beaches around Orange County or Long Beach. 3. None of the beaches in Orange County or Santa Monica are ideal for cycling as there are no paved paths.
Output: 2
Statement: it's it's uh it's you know getting up to Turner Falls or uh up to Lake Murray is about as far as we've really tried to go in a car we have gone down and uh uh gone down to the New Braunfels uh San well we were headed down to Sea World in San Antonio Choices:  1. Traveling up to Turner Falls or Lake Murray is as far as we've tried to go in a car. 2. We've made it further traveling in a truck. 3. Traveling to Turner Falls is the furthest we've gone on a bike.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm in the Attleboro Attleboro Massachusetts plant Choices:  1. I'm in Phoenix Arizona. 2. MY plant I work in is located in Massachusetts. 3. I'm in Attleboro Massachusetts.
Output: 3
Statement: General Accounting Office, 441 G Street NW, Room 7149 Washington, D.C. 20548 Choices:  1. General Accounting Office that advises many congressmen, 441 G Street NW 2. General Accounting Office, on the NW side of town in Washington D.C. 3. General Tire Office, 888 G Street NW, Room 8763 Baltimore Maryland
Output: 2
Statement: oh yes since well way back in high school Choices:  1. Yes, since back in my time in high school. 2. I did not attend high school. 3. It was like that since high school.
Output: 1
Statement: well do you does yours have that this one had it where you know you would see something coming in the rear view mirror i mean not the rear those little side mirror things and it would look like it was further back than it was Choices:  1. Did you notice objects in side mirrors are closer than they appear? 2. The objects in the side mirrors are a lot further back than they look. 3. I backed into a car using my side mirrors.
Output: 1
Statement: 'To get rid of the rest of my men.' Choices:  1. To get rid of the rest of the troops. 2. To get the rest of the troops killed off. 3. To bring in more troops.
Output: 1
Statement: Lines of people, all holding hands, do a slightly wobbly  conga  to the top, where everyone forgets decorum and gets very wet in the pools. Choices:  1. Lines of people, all holding hands, do a wobbly conga to the top, where everyone forgets decorum and gets in the pools. 2. Lines of people do a wobbly conga to the top, where no one leaps into the pools. 3. Lines of people, all holding hands, do a wobbly conga to the top, where everyone forgets decorum and jumps into the pools.
Output: 1
Statement: He had known the figures that expressed the planet's diameter, but from a distance of two light-seconds, he had stood at the visi-plate and muttered, "Unbelievable!" Choices:  1. He had previous published a paper on this topic. 2. ALl of this was brand new to him and he sat in stunned silence. 3. He knew the work and mumbled to himself.
Output: 3
Statement: so but that's an interesting uh merging as it were of the two ideas we're going one way and they're going the other Choices:  1. The ideas are boring and not worth merging at all. 2. The merging of the ideas is interesting to me. 3. The ideas include chocolate and live kangaroos.
Output: 2
Statement: OMB will make a decision regarding approval of this information collection between 30 and 60 days after publication in the Federal Register. Choices:  1. This timeline is unlikely to work for the other agencies involved. 2. OMB is expected to make a decision in 1 or 2 months after everything's been published in the Federal Register. 3. OMB will make a decision within 5 days of Federal Register publication.
Output: 2
Statement: ..  It must be said that this kind of approach is very tricky. Choices:  1. This approach is rather tricky, to say the least. 2. This kind of approach is easy, and not tricky at all. 3. We must mention that an approach such as this is very tricky.
Output: 1
Statement: Another midtown landmark in Fort-de-France is the imposing Saint-Louis Cathedral, which dates from 1895. Choices:  1. Another landmark in Paris is the imposing Saint-Germaine Cathedral. 2. The Saint-Louis Cathedral is still open for mass and other services. 3. The Saint-Louis Cathedral is over one hundred years old.
Output: 3
Statement: Another of the New Hampshire journalists on the panel, Alison King of New England Cable News, asked Hatch a go-back-where-you-came-from question similar to the one asked of Forbes. Choices:  1. Alison King recently joined New England Cable News when she graduated from college.  2. New England Cable News was represented on the panel by Alison King.  3. Alison King of Forbes magazine declined to join the panel that was questioning Hatch. 
Output: 2
Statement: Liebler explained the situation in court and the landlord, who had already received Bell's portion of the December rent, agreed to wait for the government's portion.  Choices:  1. The landlord refused to wait for the other portion of the rent to be paid. 2. Bell had already paid 60% of the rent. 3. The landlord agreed to wait for a portion of the rent.
Output: 3
Statement: Although monitoring, in itself, may encourage compliance with information security policies, the full benefits of monitoring are not achieved unless results are used to improve the security program. Choices:  1. The results need to be used in order to improve the security program. 2. Information security policies were introduce last year and updated this year. 3. Compliance with information security policies is discouraged by monitoring.
Output: 1
Statement: A lawyer asserts that spermination--the increasingly common practice of impregnating women with sperm retrieved from comatose or dead partners--should be banned. Choices:  1. Spermination is when women are impregnated with sperm from comatose or dead partners. 2. A lawyer says that spermination should always be allowed. 3. A lawyer thinks that spermination shouldn't be allowed, but thinks that in vitro fertilization is fine.
Output: 1
Statement: is really kind of bad and Choices:  1. It's really kind of bad how you're treating him. 2. It's really kind of great. 3. It really is kinda awful.
Output: 3
Statement: Bob Barr, the conservative Republican congressman from Georgia, is asking questions about the Legal Services Corp. Choices:  1. Georgia Republican Bob Barr is interested in the Legal Services Corp. 2. Georgia Republican Bob Barr barely acknowledged the Legal Services Corp. 3. Georgia Republican Bob Barr asked about the Legal Services Corp.
Output: 3
Statement: you can't make parents be parents Choices:  1. It's not possible to make parents be parents. 2. You can make parents be parents easily. 3. You can't make parents be parents because you don't have an input on what they do.
Output: 1
Statement: oh really just easy to get them there and stuff Choices:  1. It's easy to get them to that school. 2. It's easy to get them there. 3. It's too difficult!
Output: 2
Statement: Maybe so there're some as will sit in on his side, but they've sure got their jaws in a sling an' ain't bawlin' about it none. Choices:  1. Some are also standing near the man. 2. Some are sitting on his side with their jaws in a sling. 3. The man is all by himself.
Output: 2
Statement: The message is that you should vote against Clinton not because he lied about sex but because he lies about everything. Choices:  1. Vote for Clinton since he does lie.  2. You shouldn't vote for Clinton because he's a liar.  3. Clinton is a womanizer that has no idea what he's doing. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but that's quite all right i think they just want to have some kind of normal conversation Choices:  1. They don't wanna talk to each other so let them be. 2. I guess they just want to have an average conversation. 3. I think they just wanna have a normal conversation without talking politics.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, it's you, she said.  Choices:  1. It's you, she huffed. 2. I don't know you, she said.  3. It's you, she said with disdain.
Output: 3
Statement: um we don't have that problem up here we might maybe in a rural uh maybe there's a bad uh a bad home in a rural area but it would be a very small one um the one my grandmother's in is very um hospital like there were some really nice ones here all the a lot of the nursing homes around here have very good reputations um this one is more or less for someone who who's poor and can't go there and my father's is he's no by no means wealthy but he's quite well off Choices:  1. Rural areas might have that problem because they have well water. 2. Rural areas might have that problem. 3. No one has that problem.
Output: 2
Statement: but still it's harmful and they have to live with that every day Choices:  1. They are fine to be near it every day. 2. They could get sick from being near it every day. 3. They have to deal with that every day and it is not safe.
Output: 3
Statement: The Utah Beach museum and monument are 5 km (3 miles) inland from La Madeleine, near Sainte-Marie-du-Mont. Choices:  1. There is no monument to Utah Beach 2. The Utah Beach museum is roughly 3 miles inland from La Madeleine. 3. This is odd because it is 3 miles away from Utah Beach.
Output: 2
Statement: Greek cotton is manufactured into a range of good value cool cotton clothing that is perfect for touring and exploring. Choices:  1. Most Greek cotton is used to make men's shirts. 2. Cotton from Greece is manufactured and made into clothes. 3. Greek cotton is used for poor quality, hot clothing.
Output: 2
Statement: what i mean hobbies do you enjoy Choices:  1. DO you have any hobbies that you do in the evening? 2. What hobbies do you have? 3. I know you like to read.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh so gee you know this was nineteen seventy three and none of us had ever seen a soccer game so then so then we go out and watch it and she enjoys it and they play the fall season and spring season so she played two seasons in the first grade and Choices:  1. Soccer was only for people who could afford tickets. 2. We saw soccer games every weekend back then. 3. None of us had ever watched a soccer game in 1973.
Output: 3
Statement: okay well have a good day  thanks bye-bye Choices:  1. Bye, have a great day! 2. Thanks a lot -- have a terrible day. 3. Thanks, bye, hope you're day goes better than yesterday.
Output: 1
Statement: In answer to the objection that urine tests reveal only very recent use of hard drugs, Bruce Reed says that before long, drug-testing technology will have advanced from urine to hair tests, which may reveal chemical traces for up to a year. Choices:  1. Urine tests can reveal use of drugs up to a year afterwards. 2. Hair tests to reveal drug use may reveal chemical traces for up to a year. 3. Hair tests are more difficult and more expensive than urine tests, by are more effective.
Output: 2
Statement: This song is a conversation between Betty Currie, who, though worried, still thinks Monica is a good person, and the rather stonier EVELYN LIEBERMAN .] Choices:  1. The song is about Monica's conversation with Betty. 2. Evelyn is less convinced that Monica is a good person. 3. Betty believes Monica is a good person.
Output: 3
Statement: Patient's age, income, and insurance status significantly influenced both sensitivity and specificity. Choices:  1. Several factors had an effect on sensitivity and specificity 2. Patient's income contributed the most to sensitivity and specificity. 3. It was discovered that patient's age did not affect sensitivity or specificity.
Output: 1
Statement: DEAR TOMMY, I knew it was you last night. Choices:  1. Tommy, I was aware of your presence yesterday evening. 2. Tommy, I had no idea that were there last night. 3. Tommy, I knew you were around last night, even though I could not see you.
Output: 1
Statement: and you were paying for really high quality care Choices:  1. You were unable to pay for the great care. 2. You paid for the top notch care you received. 3. You ended up in poverty because of the payments for very good quality care.
Output: 2
Statement: It's hard to see why. Choices:  1. It is hard to see why they would go there. 2. It is difficult to see why. 3. It is easy to see why.
Output: 2
Statement: The cover package forecasts Al Gore's electoral strategy. Choices:  1. The package predicts all gore's election strategy  2. Nothing could predict gore's election strategy 3. Am gore's election strategy was predictable 
Output: 1
Statement: but but see they make that clear to them as they hire those guys what the what the drug testing schedule is they say we we're testing you tomorrow and we'll test you every three months thereafter while you work here Choices:  1. So long as drug testing isn't random, it's completely fair. 2. But they clearly tell them that when and how often they have to take drug tests. 3. Those guys have no idea about the drug testing and then it randomly gets sprung on them.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the population of Chios has also experienced very turbulent times, particularly in 1822, when an estimated 20,000 people were massacred by Ottoman forces, following an unsuccessful uprising against Ottoman rule just after the creation of the Greek state in 1821. Choices:  1. Ottomans killed about twenty thousand people in 1822 in Chios. 2. The population of Mexico City experienced easy times with the ruling of the Ottomans. 3. The Ottomans were known to be ruthless killers and feared rulers.
Output: 1
Statement: Industrialized countries. Choices:  1. The United States is at the top of the list of industrialized countries. 2. Countries with developed industry. 3. Industrialized colonies.
Output: 2
Statement: His entry for 14 July 1789, the day the Bastille was stormed, reads Rien (Nothing). Choices:  1. He had a big entry for the day of the storming. 2. He was a part of the storming of Bastille. 3. There was no entry for 14 July 1789.
Output: 3
Statement: While preserving the neighborhood groups' own boards of directors, the proposed plan makes them accountable to one central LSNY board for decisions like staffing and budgets. Choices:  1. The suggested plan makes them accountable to a board of five people. 2. The suggested plan makes them accountable to a board. 3. The suggested plan makes them accountable to no one.
Output: 2
Statement: Let the Brits care for the Brits. Choices:  1. The Brits won't care for their own. 2. The English will care for their own. 3. No one else should be responsible for caring for the Brits.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i have uh my wife's uh grandparents are from Boston they're Choices:  1. My wife's grandparents are from New York. 2. I'm not from Boston but my wife's grandparents are. 3. My wife's grandparents are from Boston.
Output: 3
Statement: oh i believe i think so yes Choices:  1. I like to think so, yes. 2. I think I may be correct about this one. 3. I am not sure at all.
Output: 1
Statement: because you know i mean last summer the only way you could keep something keep a keep a garden growing last summer was to water it all day long every day and because it would just it would just burn to a crisp Choices:  1. Your garden didn't need tending yesterday. 2. Last summer was hot and dry. 3. You had to water your garden all day last summer.
Output: 3
Statement: Then every share of Daimler-Benz stock sold between 1950 and 1980 sells at a discount reflecting that expectation. Choices:  1. With that expectation in mind, every share of the stock that was sold between 1950 and 1980 is discounted. 2. Every share that was sold between 1950 and 1980 was sold at a premium. 3. The discounted price is undervalued.
Output: 1
Statement: but uh and Michigan too but uh well i tell you what i appreciate uh the conversation and uh we'll have to we'll have to see how Phoenix ends up Choices:  1. Russia has been crushing it in the world series! 2. Thanks for the talk. I look forward to seeing what happens in Phoenix! 3. The Phoenix team has had a good season so far, so I am confident they will score another win.
Output: 2
Statement: For those whose budget or expertise won't stretch to the real thing, reproductions of these same articles are sold. Choices:  1. The reproductions are just as good as the originals.  2. Reproductions are sold for those that can't obtain originals.  3. There are no reproductions, you are stuck with the originals. 
Output: 2
Statement: But there's more about Colorado you might not know. Choices:  1. There's more about Colorado and North Dakota that you might not know. 2. You know everything about Colorado. 3. There's more about Colorado you may not know. 
Output: 3
Statement: A new opulent architecture blossomed with the chateaux of the Loire and around Paris. Choices:  1. After the invasion of Paris, William the Conqueror was the main reason the area was rebuilt. 2. New ideas led to new, beautiful architecture in France. 3. None of the older architecture still survives to this day.
Output: 2
Statement: Finally, in the example that's apparently nearest to Alterman's heart--two potential spouses making $125,000 and $40,000--he says, a year of marriage costs the same as a year of day care. Choices:  1. Alterman believes that day care is significantly more expensive than marriage. 2. Alterman studies issues involving marriage and child rearing.  3. Alterman believes that a year of marriage carries the same cost as a year of day care. 
Output: 3
Statement: Anyone who knew Tony Lukas even slightly was deeply impressed by his boundless, open-minded curiosity about the injustices of modern life, along with his stubborn reportorial integrity about getting to the very bottom of any story as best he could. Choices:  1. Tony Lukas was an elitist.  2. People who knew Tony Lukas were impressed by his curiosity and integrity in the news field.  3. Tony Lukas was open minded, curious and stubborn. 
Output: 2
Statement: As if confirming his fear a group of twelve men gathered and crossed the same bridge. Choices:  1. The twelve men crossed a different bridge. 2. The men didn't speak a word as they crossed. 3. Twelve men crossed the bridge.
Output: 3
Statement: One of the classic parks' merits was that they were unsubsidized. Choices:  1. One good thing about that park was it wasn't funded. 2. The fact that the park is not funded by the government means it's good. 3. It's bad for the park to be unsubsidized.
Output: 1
Statement: Clinton claims to have known nothing about the Chinese plans. Choices:  1. Clinton is leading people to believe that there was no knowledge of the Chinese plans. 2. Clinton most certainly knew about the Chinese plans. 3. There were no hints toward Clinton knowing anything about the Chinese plans, as claimed by Clinton, but this seems unbelievable.
Output: 1
Statement: One story has it that traders Jardine, Matheson and Co fired a private salute for a visiting tycoon, an act that incensed the colonial authorities, who felt that they had the sole right to issue such a 21-gun welcome. Choices:  1. The colonial authorities felt they had the right to offer a nuclear detonation as a welcome. 2. The colonial authorities believe it was in their best interest and sole right to commence a 21-gun welcome. 3. A 21-gun welcome involves the firing of various rifles, it is a military tradition.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh then you'd be willing to give up your job to stay home and with or stay with the children Choices:  1. Would you stay home to take care of children? 2. Is your dream to stay at home? 3. You will continue your career indefinitely, won't you?
Output: 1
Statement: i want to make sure i'm i'm my roommate does it too Choices:  1. My roommate needs to clean their parts of the house or this arrangement isn't going to work. 2. Yea, I don't want my roommate to do it since I can handle it myself.  3. Making sure my roommate does it too is important.
Output: 3
Statement: I caught my reflection in a particularly shiny wall. Choices:  1. The wall was so dull I couldn't see my reflection. 2. My reflection looked impeccable. 3. I saw my reflection on a shiny wall.
Output: 3
Statement: Congress discovered through experience, however, that these restrictions did not exhaust the politically controversial uses to which LSC funds could be put. Choices:  1. LSC funds cannot be used for politically controversial things. 2. LSC funds can be used for politically controversial things like campaigning. 3. LSC funds can be used for politically controversial things.
Output: 3
Statement: The human capital legislation is one example. Choices:  1. One example is the human capital legislation. 2. Human capital is not an example. 3. This is the strongest example.
Output: 1
Statement: In my day, children were taught respect for their elders, and one of the methods used was form of address. Choices:  1. They were also taught to open doors and offer their seats.  2. Kids used to be taught to respect people that were older than them.  3. In my day, kids were taught to disrespect their elders. 
Output: 2
Statement: An SCR system for a coal-fired boiler may have a negligible impact on the footprint of the boiler. Choices:  1. The footprint of the boiler may be changed negligibly by an SCR system. 2. SCR systems always have a large footprint in relation to boiler size. 3. SCR systems with smaller footprints are generally more expensive to install.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes, yes, too conclusive, continued Poirot, almost to himself.  Choices:  1. Poirot ignored the conclusiveness of the outcome. 2. Poirot is quite a dismissive individual. 3. Poirot is very agreeable with his thinking.
Output: 1
Statement: okay okay so it's getting close Choices:  1. It's so close, I can almost feel it. 2. It's very far - not close at all. 3. Right, so the distance is closing.
Output: 3
Statement: Nice Victorian decor and great service a bargain. Choices:  1. The good service and attractive décor make it a bargain. 2. The price was good, but the service was poor. 3. The décor is the best of the nearby hotels.
Output: 1
Statement: Their former parade ground, the vast Champ de Mars, is now a green park stretching all the way to the Tour Eiffel. Choices:  1. Their parade ground, the diminutive Champ de Mars, remains a barren and dusty tract of land. 2. The Champ de Mars is a park that extends towards the Tour Eiffel. 3. The Tour Eiffel is best experienced during the Springtime.
Output: 2
Statement: The name Bosphorus is derived from the mythological character Io, who swam across the strait after being turned into a heifer by Zeus (Bosphorus means ford of the ox in Greek). Choices:  1. Zeus was the god of the gods, and had a insatiable sexual appetite. 2. Zeus turned Bosphorus into a young female cow, and the name means ford of the ox in Greek. 3. Who drowned himself in the strait after Hades turned him into a heifer.
Output: 2
Statement: Although Davis has officially retired from the game, he's still mixing sense and nonsense for public consumption. Choices:  1. Davis is not retired.  2. Davis retired 4 months ago. 3. Davis still interacts with the public even though he is retired.
Output: 3
Statement: okay okay well New England is kind of kind of like uh pretty close sits right on the Atlantic Ocean and we get you know a lot of a lot of the weather is driven by the winds coming in off the ocean the northeast winds bring in Choices:  1. New England's weather would be milder if it weren't right next to the Atlantic Ocean. 2. The Atlantic Ocean doesn't influence New England's weather. 3. New England's location right next to the Atlantic Ocean influences its weather.
Output: 3
Statement: Krugman responded to my e-mail in his Dialogue with Galbraith (Who's the Real Economist? Choices:  1. Krugman ignored the email. 2. Krugman responded to the author's email. 3. The author had questions about economics.
Output: 2
Statement: Station I (Condemnation): Jesus was condemned in Herod's Antonia fortress, the site of which is now covered by modern buildings. Choices:  1. These buildings include two office buildings and a Starbucks. 2. The site where Jesus was condemned is now covered in buildings. 3. The site where Jesus was condemned is today a pristine park.
Output: 2
Statement: The boy was holding his attacks but, had he not, Jon would be dying. Choices:  1. Job would be fine if the boy had fought with all of his strength. 2. The boy was better than Jon was or ever would be. 3. Jon would be dead or dying if the boy had fought with his full strength.
Output: 3
Statement: Look out for the handsome pillared verandas of the dwellings. Choices:  1. Pay no heed to the sad state of that neighborhood's homes. 2. Take a gander at those houses' stylishly pillared verandas. 3. The locals take great pride in the external appearances of their abodes.
Output: 2
Statement: Though it lacked the size of the uninhabitable hydrogen-ammonia planets and its low density made its surface gravity fairly normal, its gravitational forces fell off but slowly with distance. Choices:  1. It was smaller than other planets but had typical gravity. 2. There was no gravity on the surface. 3. The planet was populated with many unique life forms.
Output: 1
Statement: Is that it, eh?" He was cooling down. Choices:  1. "Is that the reason he's acting like that, eh?" He said. 2. "So that's it?" He said while cooling down. 3. "That isn't it." He said while getting madder.
Output: 2
Statement: God how I love this country. Choices:  1. God how I love the United States of America. 2. I really like this country. 3. God, I hate this country so much.
Output: 2
Statement: He thought that the use of these drugs would make the population indifferent and willing to accept control by political leaders. Choices:  1. Political Leaders control us using drugs that can change our perception of what they do. 2. Certain drugs can cause people to feel a certain way about total control by their political leaders. 3. He believed that the use of certain drugs would cause people to be indifferent about control by their political leaders. 
Output: 3
Statement: As for the statement relating to the destruction of the will, the prisoner had formerly practiced at the Bar, and was perfectly well aware that the will made in his favour a year before was automatically revoked by his stepmother's remarriage.  Choices:  1. The prisoner tried to have the will remade to be more favour some to himself. 2. The prisoner knew that the will made in his favour the prior year was revoked when his stepmother remarried. 3. The prisoner was once a lawyer before he was captured.
Output: 2
Statement: It also provides that the resale rule will sunset 5 years after the last group of licenses for currently allotted personal communications services spectrum is awarded (expected to occur within a year). Choices:  1. They wanted to make it harder for other groups to get the license. 2. They were not able to extend the sunset date. 3. They were given 5 years for the licenses to be able to be resold.
Output: 3
Statement: While HCFA states that it has examined the options for lessening the burden on small entities, since the statute does not allow for any exceptions to the aggregate per-beneficiary limitation based on the size of the entity, no regulatory relief can be provided for small entities. Choices:  1. The HCFA said that it explored possibilities for reducing burdens on small entities. 2. The HCFA says that there should be more options to lessen the burdens on small entities. 3. HCFA said that it did not examine the options.
Output: 1
Statement: right right not just overhead Choices:  1. Overhead is not the only thing. 2. Overhead is the only thing. 3. There are production costs in addition to overhead.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah we get something on the door about every week Choices:  1. We receive something on our door each week. 2. Our door is always blank. 3. We throw out everything that gets put on our door.
Output: 1
Statement: If you missed the link about the really big marriage penalty--the one created by the earned-income tax credit, click . Choices:  1. The earned-income credit caused a tax penalty for married people. 2. The earned income tax credit allows married people to not pay taxes at all. 3. Married people pay more in taxes.
Output: 1
Statement: Questioned, he could adduce nothing in support of his statement except his own opinion that she wasn't the usual kind. Choices:  1. He'd said she was a very lovely woman, but could only back it with his own opinion. 2. He had nothing to give in support of himself except for his opinion of her. 3. He'd had many pieces of evidence to support his claim that she wasn't the usual kind.
Output: 2
Statement: New satellite pictures substantially increase the probability that life exists on Europa , a moon of Jupiter. Choices:  1. Nothing scientists have found suggests there is life outside of earth, 2. We have sent two probes to Europa and they both crashed. 3. The new data from space suggests there could be life on one of JUpiters moons.
Output: 3
Statement: The charming medieval and Renaissance center around the cathedral has been renovated and is now reserved for pedestrians. Choices:  1. Pedestrians can now enjoy the charming medieval and Renaissance center after its renovation. 2. Renovations continue for the pedestrian zone around the cathedral. 3. Motor vehicles were barred from the area around the cathedral 10 years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: It didn't occur to him to disbelieve Slim at this point. Choices:  1. At that point he didn't think of disbelieving Slim. 2. He was immediately suspicious of Slim at that point. 3. Because of their previous history, he didn't think of disbelieving Slim.
Output: 1
Statement: On the opposite shore is the smaller and older fortress of Anadolu Hisar??, dating from 1390. Choices:  1. The fortress of Anadolu Hisar?? is over six hundred years old. 2. On the opposite shore is the larger and newer fortress of Anadolu Hisar??, dating back to 1980. 3. The fortress of Anadolu Hisar?? had a garrison of fifty soldiers.
Output: 1
Statement: well anyway uh i guess  if uh if you're don't have anything else to talk about i guess i we can hang up on this one Choices:  1. Have anything else to talk about? I don't want to hang up. 2. If you don't have anything else to talk about I can hang up.  3. I think I'll hang up. 
Output: 2
Statement: Nearby is Casa Romana, a Roman villa recreated in every detail. Choices:  1. There are no other sites to visit nearby. 2. Casa Romana is the most perfect recreation of a Roman Villa in the world. 3. There is a recreated Roman villa located not far away.
Output: 3
Statement: This report was prepared under the direction of Paul L. Posner, Managing Director of Federal Budget Analysis, and Susan J. Irving, Director of Federal Budget Analysis, who may be reached at (202) 512-9573 if there are any questions. Choices:  1. The report was prepared under the direction of Paul L. Posner 2. The report was prepared under the direction of Morgan Freeman 3. The report was a very expensive project
Output: 1
Statement: In this First Report and Order, the Commission adopts a transitional rule requiring all cellular and broadband personal communications services and certain specialized mobile radio providers to permit unlimited resale of their services. Choices:  1. The commission adopted a rule that requires resale of communications services. 2. All mobile radio providers are required to permit their services to be resold. 3. The Commission published a total of five Reports and Orders regarding communications providers.
Output: 1
Statement: A Note on the Impact of Hedonics and Computers on Real GDP. Choices:  1. It included an extensive report on computers. 2. It was a note about impact on GDP. 3. It did not mention computers.
Output: 2
Statement: The attack did not provoke riots and further bloodshed, in part because the soldier was a lousy shot and failed to kill anyone, and in part because Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expeditiously phoned Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to condemn the shooting. Choices:  1. The attack could have gone very badly. 2. The soldier missed his target when he fired. 3. The attack led to riots and bloodshed.
Output: 2
Statement: yep well same here Choices:  1. Nope, not me. 2. I agree. 3. I completely agree with you.
Output: 2
Statement: thinking less of your own needs but of other people Choices:  1. Other people should be considered. 2. Think only of yourself. 3. It is good to help out others.
Output: 1
Statement: But when the English revolutionaries beheaded Charles I in 1649, the Scots rallied round his son, Charles II. Choices:  1. After Charles I was beheaded in England by revolutionaries, the Scots devoted themselves to his son Charles II. 2. English revolutionaries made Charles I the head of their movement in 1649, so the Scots were forced to rally around his son Charles II in opposition. 3. Charles II was always more well-liked than his father, so it was no surprise in 1649 when the Scots chose to rally around him when his father Charles I was beheaded in England. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh okay and i was in the Philippines for about three or four years and Gene used to come out and visit us uh when i was in the Philippines and Choices:  1. No one ever visited me when I was in the Philippines.  2. Gene used to come visit when I was in the Philippines.  3. I was surprised only Gene came to visit me in the Philippines. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan saw Jon riding through the slave fires, his rapier slashing at the whipmasters. Choices:  1. He was determined to not get burned by the flames. 2. He saw the man run and hide from the fire. 3. He saw the man going through the fires while wielding a weapon.
Output: 3
Statement: well we we speak of the three games of golf here Choices:  1. They were fun to watch. 2. There were three games of golf. 3. There was only one game of golf.
Output: 2
Statement: I fancy he keeps a bicycle shop in time of peace, explained Tuppence. Choices:  1. Tuppence believes that he keeps a bicycle shop during peacetime.  2. Tuppence believes that he rides a bicycle during peacetime.  3. Tuppence believes that he only sells bikes during wartime. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Office of Student Financial Assistance was provided with increased flexibility for procurement and personnel management, and key managers are to be held directly accountable for performance objectives that include Choices:  1. The Office of Student Financial Assistance was given no flexibility in staffing. 2. The Office of Student Financial Assistance was given flexibility in staffing as long as performance objectives were always met. 3. The Office of Student Financial Assistance was given flexibility in staffing.
Output: 3
Statement: if they would ever happen to have a drug problem suppose that they could feel comfortable coming to me and saying i got a problem Choices:  1. If they had a drug problem, they could come to me. 2. If they had a drug problem, they could come to me and I would understand because I went through that. 3. If they had a drug problem, I wouldn't help them.
Output: 1
Statement: Gwen Verdon--that was a freak accident Choices:  1. Gwen Verdon had a freak accident. 2. Gwen Verdon had a freak accident and is still recovering. 3. Gwen Veluz had a freak accident.
Output: 1
Statement: In Jerusalem, historic moments can become mythic legend. Choices:  1. Historic moments morphing into mythic legend is not unheard of in Jerusalem. 2. Not a single historic moment has ever become mythic legend in Jerusalem. 3. The vast majority of mythic legends in Jerusalem came from historic moments.
Output: 1
Statement: Two inches, or even an eighth of an inch, considered Justice Antonin Scalia. Choices:  1. Two inches would be a small amount. 2. Justice Antonin Scalia considered even short lengths.. 3. Justice Scalia didn't consider anything over one inch.
Output: 2
Statement: After all, targeting is not unique to the Internet. Choices:  1. The Internet isn't the only place where targeting occurs. 2. Targeting happens multiple places because it is effective. 3. Targeting is done almost exclusively on the Internet.
Output: 1
Statement: The kids will be gone in no time. Choices:  1. These kids will never leave. 2. The kids are headed off to college. 3. The kids are about to leave.
Output: 3
Statement: Simply have their bouquets be identical and perhaps have them walk together. Choices:  1. Just have their bouquets look the same and maybe have them walk together. 2. Their bouquets should be identical because the director wanted it that way. 3. You won't give them any bouquets, will you?
Output: 1
Statement: If food stamps are destigmatized, though, nobody will look at you funny--even if you really aren't working at all. Choices:  1. People will still scowl when they see food stamps in use. 2. People won't shame food stamp abusers. 3. No one will look at you funny if you use food stamps.
Output: 3
Statement: A productivity value over 100 indicates that fewer man-hours are needed to accomplish the goal than expected. Choices:  1. A productivity value over 100 shows that many more man-hours will be needed than they expected. 2. A productivity value over 100 shows that fewer man-hours will be needed than they expected. 3. A productivity value over 100 shows that at least 20% fewer man-hours will be needed than they expected.
Output: 2
Statement: Adrin saluted, long stick to his nose, short stick out to his side, palm open. Choices:  1. Adrin held an empty hand out in front of him. 2. Adrin held his hand out. 3. Adrin had his hands full.
Output: 2
Statement: After the identification of significant internal fraud, New Zealand's Inland Revenue Department (IRD) created the position of National Advisor, Fraud Prevention and Investigation, and adopted a fraud control strategy. Choices:  1. New Zealand has an internal revenue department. 2. The leader of the IRD is a female age 35 3. New Zealand's IRD does not want to control fraud
Output: 1
Statement: The attraction isn't immediately The wide, straight boulevard du Montparnasse is plain by Paris standards. Choices:  1. Du Montparnasse, a narrow and curvy boulevard, is considered overly extravagant by Parisians.  2. By the standard of Paris, the Montparnasse boulevard is modest. 3. Running parallel to Montparnasses is du Frosehamp, which houses the childhood lodging of Napoleon. 
Output: 2
Statement: 4) Except for the barcode discount, Periodicals rates are not based on shape or machinability. Choices:  1. Book rates are based on shape 2. Book rates aren't based on shape or machinability  3. Book rates vary 
Output: 2
Statement: hum-um mine don't either mine don't either they have um my mom has a uh has a MasterCard and a Visa card and that's it Choices:  1. My mom only held a MasterCard and a Visa card, and nothing else.  2. My mother had very poor experience with credit cards, and keeps to a small number for that reason.  3. Whenever I walk into my mom's house, credit cards start flooding out. 
Output: 1
Statement: Exhibit 16 summarizes the mean monetized health and visibility benefits of the Alternative Estimate, which will be $6. Choices:  1. The benefits summarized in Exhibit 16 are above $10. 2. Exhibit 16 displays a cost figure of $16 on the last page. 3. The benefits summarized in Exhibit 16 do not cost a thing.
Output: 1
Statement: Some of these shops have been operated by the same families for hundreds of years. Choices:  1. Most shops are family operated 2. Some shops are family operated for hundreds of years. 3. No shops are family operated.
Output: 2
Statement: The 17th century contributed its sublime Baroque decor, and today it is protected as Rome's most beloved square. Choices:  1. One of Rome's most ignored squares, its decor was dulled down over the centuries. 2. Before the square was decorated in a Baroque style, it was generally hated. 3. The Baroque decor in the square was done in the 17th century.
Output: 3
Statement: Also, our reviews have found, for example, that a lack of adequate strategic and workforce planning during the initial rounds of downsizing by some agencies affected their ability to achieve organizational missions. Choices:  1. Our reviews tell us that a lack of strategic and workforce planning in downsizing's initial rounds has impacted the agencies' abilities to achieve organizational missions.  2. Our reviews tell us that lack of workforce planning had no effect on agencies.  3. Our reviews tell us that this lack of strategic and workforce planning as in part due to the short time frame given to plan. 
Output: 1
Statement: What's up?  Choices:  1. This is it? 2. What is the problem you want to tell me about? 3. What is the matter?
Output: 3
Statement: This means that, under NIPA, business computer purchases count as saving and investment, but spending to train workers to use the new computers counts as current consumption rather than investment. Choices:  1. Under NIPA, business computer purchases count as saving and investment, as is training. 2. Under NIPA, business computer purchases count as saving and investment but training is consumption if it happens on-site. 3. Under NIPA, business computer purchases count as saving and investment but training is consumption.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum yep yep that's right i'm not even really sure this point in time you know what what programs are out there Choices:  1. I have the ability to find out what programs are available.  2. I know precisely which programs are currently available.  3. Right now, I am unsure as to which programs exist. 
Output: 3
Statement: Both principles within a critical success factor also focus on the same organizational units as targets of their implementation. Choices:  1. There are multiple critical success factors for which this holds.  2. The targets of their implementation focus on different organizational units.  3. There are two principles within a critical success factor. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh along I eighty five Choices:  1. We traveled south. 2. We were near I eighty five. 3. We went around I eighty five.
Output: 2
Statement: In the latter, the director used farce not to lighten the drama but to darken it, so that the slapstick debacles seemed to spring from the hero's roiling unconscious. Choices:  1. Farce was used by the director to lighten the mood of the drama. 2. The director used farce to darken the drama. 3. The use of farce was quite successful.
Output: 2
Statement: Due to federal guidelines, LSSM does not accept cases concerning criminal, post-criminal, or municipal court matters. Choices:  1. Federal guidelines prohibit acceptance of certain cases by LSSM. 2. LSSM accepts only cases concerning criminal matters. 3. LSSM case acceptance is controlled entirely by federal guidelines.
Output: 1
Statement: that's what you want plus out on Texoma you have got all that you know mass of water to get across Choices:  1. The water at Texoma is vast and more than suitable for this activity. 2. Don't bother with Texoma. Their lake is way too small for this activity. 3. The lake at Texoma is about a mile long and wide!
Output: 1
Statement: Here's the  Japan, like the United States only much more so, is an aging society. Choices:  1. Japan is trying to influence other countries since their society is more mature.  2. Japan does not have an aging society.  3. Japan's society ages more quickly than the United States.
Output: 3
Statement: The National Craft Fair in Vila do Conde, near Porto (July and August), and the Craft Fair in Lagoa, in the Algarve (August), both display crafts from all over the country. Choices:  1. In July and August visitors to Portugal can travel to Porto and Lagoa to view crafts from across the country. 2. No craft shows are scheduled during the summer in Porto or Lagoa. 3. Craft shows in both Vila do Conde and Lagoa display crafts from across the Country during the Summer.
Output: 3
Statement: and i had the book and i hadn't read it in so long so i read it the other day to see if i could so i can watch the movie Choices:  1. I enjoyed reading the book more than watching the movie. 2. I went straight for the movie without reading the book. 3. I read the book recently, before watching the movie.
Output: 3
Statement: The Old Citesouqs offer all manner of Oriental wares (as well as much of less interest), whereas in the New Cite Yoel Salomon Street and Rivlin Street are good for arts and crafts, and Ben Yehuda and surrounding streets can supply most other items. Choices:  1. You can buy arts and crafts on Salomon Street, while the Old Citesouqs offer Oriental wares. 2. Rivlin Street tends to be the priciest of shopping avenues. 3. Salomon Street and the Old Citesouqs are collectively known as the hammock district.
Output: 1
Statement: The city has a long-standing international reputation for research and development, which began in 1681 with the founding of the Royal College of Physicians. Choices:  1. Research and development is a long tradition in the city, going back to 1681. 2. The city is the most popular place for research and development. 3. The city is not known for its research quality.
Output: 1
Statement: The balance of outbound and inbound accounts would change from -$44. Choices:  1. Retirement accounts inbound vs outbound would shift due to the law. 2. These types of accounts would be required for pandas as well. 3. There is a significant shift in types of accounts.
Output: 3
Statement: And I'm sure you don't enjoy the thought of deceit on our behalf.' Choices:  1. I bet you don't like thinking about us lying to you about the plan. 2. I bet you don't like thinking about us lying. 3. I know you dont care if we lie to you.
Output: 2
Statement: As a result, numerous cases have been excluded from reporting, even though the client received legal service, because the case was not documented according to LSC requirements. Choices:  1. The cases were left in the reporting, even though they were never written down. 2. The cases weren't documented anywhere, therefore they've been taken out of the reporting. 3. The client was happy to have the cases removed from the reporting.
Output: 2
Statement: so who do you think's going to win the NBA this year Choices:  1. Which team will lose in the WNBA finals this year? 2. Which team will win the NBA Championship? 3. Who do you think will win the NBA Championship this year?
Output: 3
Statement: While some surely would find the notion of an island vacation with no beach time an unusual prospect indeed, perhaps it isn't at all a tragedy that Madeira's shoreline crashes so violently into the ocean. Choices:  1. There is a lot of tourism to Madeira despite no beaches. 2. Some people do not like holidays without beaches. 3. The people go to Madeira for the beaches.
Output: 2
Statement: There are people that just want to get this president (Sen. Choices:  1. Other people want another one to be president. 2. No people want to get this president. 3. Some people want to get this president.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh yeah we do all we can now but that it it you know i think that also goes along uh the reason why we pick the restaurants that we go to you know we we really have we really look at restaurants now there's one other little restaurant in town that we'll go to that is um Choices:  1. The one restaurant in town is much more expensive than the others. 2. We can choose between a few different restaurants. 3. There's only one restaurant in our town so we don't have any choices.
Output: 2
Statement: I wonder, said Tommy thoughtfully. Choices:  1. Tommy's tone sounded thoughtful. 2. Tommy was lost in his own ideas as he spoke. 3. I wonder, Tommy bellowed petulantly. 
Output: 1
Statement: All ninety three of them.' Choices:  1. There were less than ten of them. 2. They all stood together in unison. 3. Every single one of the ninety three of them.
Output: 3
Statement: This mare o' yourn what's so special, young feller.... Me, I'd like t' see a hoss what's got to be took care of like she was a bang-up lady!"He put two fingers to his lips and whistled. Choices:  1. This mare has to be an extraordinary specimen before I consider letting her breed with my stallion. 2. I would like to know what is so special about your mare. 3. It's not necessary for there to be anything special about a horse.
Output: 2
Statement: But most of the other recent paintings are jeweled, engaging, user-friendly. Choices:  1. All of the paintings are jeweled. 2. The older paintings are less user-friendly than the more recent paintings. 3. Many of the paintings are engaging.
Output: 3