niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Since the 12th century, sightseers and religious pilgrims alike have been flocking to this spectacularly situated fortified town atop a cliff above the Alzou river (best appreciated from the village of L'Hos?­pi?­ta?­let across the valley). Choices:  1. There are no towns quite like this town in the area. 2. The town is situated atop a cliff above the Alzou river. 3. The town is situated down in the Grand Canyon.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, thank God. Choices:  1. Thank you God. 2. That was such a close call. 3. I don't believe in God.
Output: 1
Statement: What do you remember? She turned to him obediently. Choices:  1. She turned to him obediently and asked what he remembered. 2. She turned to him defiantly and said nothing. 3. He had previously told her that he remembered everything.
Output: 1
Statement: 1.9 Case Study Evaluations Choices:  1. Evaluations about the case study. 2. They wanted to make sure it was worth while. 3. They never went over the case studies.
Output: 1
Statement: Scientist-temps are becoming more common in laboratories, according to the Washington Post . Reports of deformed frogs are spreading across America, Canada, and Japan; USA Today warns that this may be an early warning sign of an emerging environmental peril. Choices:  1. USA Today never had an article about environment or about disasters. 2. America, Canada, and Japan have reports of deformed frogs spreading across their countries. 3. Those deformed frogs are caring unknown diseases that could destroy humanity.
Output: 2
Statement: Brewer said a major focus of the agency's work involves housing. Choices:  1. Most of the agency's work is focused on housing, Brewer has been working for the agency for about 3 years, since the housing project started. 2. "We as an agency focus mostly on housing." said Brewer. 3. The agency doesn't care about housing, they have more important things to care about, Brewer told us.
Output: 2
Statement: That's a good sentence, quite a literary flavour about it." Choices:  1. That sentence should go in the book. 2. That a nice statement, well written. 3. That a terrible sentence, nothing good about it.
Output: 2
Statement: Could be, the gambler admitted. Choices:  1. At first, the gambler would not admit that it could be. 2. The gambler said that there is no chance that it could be. 3. The gambler acknowledged that it was a possibility.
Output: 3
Statement: Perhaps way, way back in human history, when our forebears were still fleeing saber-toothed tigers, natural selection for athletic prowess came into play. Choices:  1. Maybe natural selection got rid of alll the weak people. 2. Natural selection has been proven to be false. 3. Maybe natural selection changed how we live.
Output: 3
Statement: These managers are chided for lacking experience, competence, and the desire to adapt their companies to the market. Choices:  1. Usually, it is only first time managers who don't understand the importance of adapting to the market. 2. Managers without experience or the desire to adapt to their market are chided for it. 3. Managers are praised for sticking to their guns and not changing their companies to appease their market.
Output: 2
Statement: Wilkins knocked Denby up to tell him.  Choices:  1. Wilkins didn't tell Denby. 2. Wilkins told Denny.  3. Denny was surprised. 
Output: 2
Statement: It is also a surprisingly attractive sadly, a relative rarity among Japan's bland, homogenous cities. Choices:  1. Most cities in Japan are the same thing. 2. Japan typically has uniform, boring cities. 3. The city was the typical bland Japanese city.
Output: 2
Statement: I think I told you that he is staying at the Metropole. Choices:  1. I thought I told you he was at the Metropole. 2. He is staying at the Motel 6. 3. I know we already talked about him staying at the Metropole.
Output: 1
Statement: The island became a Crown Colony ruled directly from London, and over the next few years there were several reforms to its political and social systems. Choices:  1. There were several changes made to the island's social and political systems as a result of rule from London. 2. The island's population resented the changes made by their new rulers. 3. The island became independent of all external rule.
Output: 1
Statement: Broadcasters are required to accept ads for candidates, but not for issues. Choices:  1. Broadcasters can decline to air ads for candidates. 2. Ads for candidates must be accepted, but ads for issues are not. 3. Broadcasters can select other kinds of ads as well.
Output: 2
Statement: Also, the other woman was slowly edging her up the passage. Choices:  1. The other woman edged her up the passage rapidly. 2. The other woman was approaching her slowly in the passage. 3. The other woman was edging up the passage.
Output: 2
Statement: Village households still wash their laundry in these waters. Choices:  1. People of the village use local streams to wash clothes. 2. The water is pure enough to wash clothes in. 3. The village people haven't used these waters to do laundry in a long time.
Output: 1
Statement: well i don't know i i definitely want to get mine up mine paid off month to month like i used to Choices:  1. I want to go back to how I used to pay every other month. 2. I want my payments to be like they were before with me paying every month. 3. Paying off every month was simpler to how it is now.
Output: 2
Statement: San'doro led them to a clearing high on the eastern mountain wall. Choices:  1. San'doro led them to the gates of the city. 2. San'doro led them to a clearing high atop the eastern mountain's wall. 3. San'doro led them to a clearing high atop the wall, forgotten and out of sight.
Output: 2
Statement: okay my views it asked for my views so my views on that are yes i do still consider them a threat Choices:  1. my opinion is that i do indeed still regard them as a menace 2. i see them as a threat because they are too powerful 3. no, my opinion is that they're not a threat to anyone anymore
Output: 1
Statement: restoration to his home i think that was called back because of all the flack they received but but that's the another one of the big examples of why we're in such dilemma Choices:  1. They got a lot of clack. 2. Everyone gave them accolades.  3. They got a lot of flack for the bad restoration on the home.
Output: 1
Statement: In her storage room-turned-office, Jennifer Baum works under an expanding leak that is causing the ceiling to turn brown and crumble. Choices:  1. Jennifer Baum's office used to be a storage room. 2. Jennifer Baum's has worked under very poor conditions for several months. 3. Jennifer Baum has just upgraded her working space and is in a dry environment.
Output: 1
Statement: These steps, listed in order of completion,  Choices:  1. The steps are not provided. 2. The steps to getting a passport are listed. 3. These steps are listed.
Output: 3
Statement: (Nepal's is made of two superimposed triangular pennants with sun and moon emblems.) Choices:  1. There are sun and moon emblems on Nepal's. 2. On Nepal's there is only one superimposed triangular pennant.  3. There used to be three superimposed triangular pennant's on Nepal's in the past. 
Output: 1
Statement: well i i guess it's pretty good and and like the Dallas area and i get i Choices:  1. I guess the food is delicious, so I'll have to try it some time. 2. The food was really gross. 3. I guess the food is delicious.
Output: 3
Statement: At last… . The moment was almost breathless in its emotion. Choices:  1. After 10 long years, we did it and we can't contain our emotions. 2. Even after attaining the top prize, it felt just like any ordinary day. 3. Finally, the moment was so emotional it was breathtaking.
Output: 3
Statement: Lastly, some of the increased market value of households' stock holdings may stem from the use of businesses' retained earnings for investment, which is already reflected in NIPA saving and investment. Choices:  1. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses keeping their earnings and investing them back into the company. 2. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses keeping their earnings and investing them. 3. The market value increasing for household stocks might be linked to businesses spending their earnings rather than investing them.
Output: 2
Statement: Blacks and whites began to meet and date, especially on college campuses, which started admitting African-Americans in larger numbers in the '60s and '70s. Choices:  1. It was common to see a white man dating a black woman. 2. Colleges started to let more African-Americans in which resulted in more integrated dating. 3. Asian men began dating white women more often.
Output: 2
Statement: In response, the Congress passed reforms in 1977 and 1983 that together were intended to assure Social Security's solvency for a 75-year period. Choices:  1. In 1976, Congress passed a bunch of reforms that would leave Social Security at the mercy of the current administration. 2. Congress felt that Social Security was necessary for the aging population. 3. In 1977 and 1983, Congress passed a series of reforms that were supposed to make sure that Social Security remained solvent for at least 75 years.
Output: 3
Statement: The seascapes and panoramas on this island are enough to tempt any driver to glance away from the serviceable but never-wide-enough roads. Choices:  1. The views are terrible, but at least it's easy to get around. 2. The views on the island are beautiful. 3. The roads are just wide enough for one car.
Output: 2
Statement: But the breakfast is finished, and here is the rest of the cold day ahead ... Choices:  1. The weather today is considered to be cold. 2. It is extremely hot everywhere for all of today. 3. The weather will be snowy for the entire day.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to providing top-level leadership and accountability, the department will need to develop employee performance management systems that can serve as a key tool for aligning institutional, unit, and employee performance; achieving results; accelerating change; managing the organization on a day-to-day basis; and facilitating communication throughout the year so that discussions about individual and organizational performance are integrated and ongoing. Choices:  1. The department has provided top level leadership. 2. The department has provided top level leadership because they care about orderliness.  3. The department has provided low level leadership.
Output: 1
Statement: In Singapore, it was really duty free, but it wasn't he who bought it, but his brother, a Blizzair flight attendant, and his wife really did go shopping at Fanfany's, but in Prague. Choices:  1. Blizzair bought it, but did so in secret. 2. Blizzair did not buy anything that was duty free. 3. Blizzair the flight attendant is the one who bought it.
Output: 3
Statement: One approximation is to make total engineering, project management, and testing proportional to the project duration. Choices:  1. An approximation is to make complete engineering, project management and testing proportion. 2. The project will last a long time and require a lot of effort.  3. The estimation is a lack of engineering, no management or testing. 
Output: 1
Statement: The hardened rebels slaughtered Russia's ill-prepared men, ambushing them by the hundreds in Grozny. Choices:  1. The rebels ambushed Russia in Moscow.  2. The rebels defeated Russia in a day.  3. The rebels ambushed Russia's men in Grozny. 
Output: 3
Statement: Futarasan Jinja is a Shinto shrine founded in the 8th century to honor the deity Okuni-nushi-no-Mikoto ( God of the Ricefields ), his consort, and their son. Choices:  1. Okuni-nushi-no-Mikoto is the Shinto god of humility, and as such, has no shrines dedicated to them.  2. The god's consort is Suseri-Hime, daughter of Susanoo - the storm god. 3. The god of the ricefields, Okuni-nushi-no-Mikoto, is honored at the Shinto shrine of Futarasan Jinja.
Output: 3
Statement: 1996 data promised by end of summer. Choices:  1. The US Census Bureau promised the information be published by the end of the summer. 2. In 1996, the data was promised by the end of summer. 3. In every year except 1996, the data was processed by the end of summer.
Output: 2
Statement: Last year, advertisers spent $2 billion on the Internet, compared with $35 billion spent on broadcast TV and $10 billion spent on cable. Choices:  1. More money was spent advertising on TV than on the internet last year. 2. Last year, $100 billion was spent on advertising. 3. It's cheapest to advertise online.
Output: 1
Statement: He planned the town on the principle of the human body, with the government buildings of the Capitol and university at its head, the commercial town-center at its heart, and the outlying industrial districts as its limbs. Choices:  1. Such a design worked wonderfully in practice, affirming the ingenuity of nature. 2. He laid out the town in a circle, with the government buildings at its center. 3. The structure of the human body was the primary inspiration for the layout of the town.
Output: 3
Statement: no oh i i i know i know people that are just uh uh uh uh are addicted to their credit cards and they've just gotten themselves so much in trouble financially with with them it's it it's just unreal i guess i guess Choices:  1. I know people who are addicted to their credit cards. 2. I do not know anyone who is addicted to their credit card. 3. There are many times that I, too have been tempted to overspend.
Output: 1
Statement: i got the i talked to the owner and he said that the best thing to do if i wanted to save money was uh Choices:  1. The owner was very helpful in teaching me how to save my money. 2. I talked to the sales assistant and he told me how to save my money.  3. The owner told me the best thing to do if I wanted to conserve money.
Output: 3
Statement: well they they should work their way they you know they should should be able to work their self out of it or you know why why why intervene in another country's you know problems and things like that why why should we be the ones that have to do it and things like that but i think just a lot of times if we don't then then it will then that influence will affect our country too for one and for two you know that it does help i mean you know i think the people in those countries do want our help the people that are you know under conditions that are you know not favorable to this their rights Choices:  1. I think it is absolutely in everyone's best interest for our country to intervene as much as possible. 2. Helping them may have a negative impact on our citizens. 3. I don't think we need to concern ourselves with the troubles of other entities; they should be able to work it out for themselves.
Output: 3
Statement: Would I fool with them if they were big? They can't hurt you. Choices:  1. They look dangerous even though they aren't. 2. They are unable to harm you. 3. The can hurt you badly.
Output: 2
Statement: At a minimum, involve representatives of the owner, the user, the A/E, construction management staff, maintenance and operations staff, and special staff such as procurement, safety, and Choices:  1. No representatives are involved. 2. Representatives of the construction management staff are involved. 3. This is the minimum and more is sometimes required.
Output: 2
Statement: A spate of recent performances of the Finnish composer's work--at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and the Brooklyn Philharmonic--sparks Sibelius (1865-1957) revisionism. Choices:  1. Finnish composer's work was recently performed at various places. 2. It was performed only at the 3 mentioned places. 3. Finnish composer's work was not performed anywhere. 
Output: 1
Statement: and that was in the middle of the week and it was it was you had to wait in line to get in Choices:  1. There was never a line or a wait to get in. 2. It was a really popular place with the locals. 3. Even in the middle of the week you had to wait in line to get in.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i uh i guess you can get an earlier harvest by doing that Choices:  1. No, I don't think it would work if you did that. 2. Oh, I suppose if you do that you can harvest earlier. 3. That might lead to the crop being less ripe.
Output: 2
Statement: Yet Greider's less bold (but still frightful) assertion that the global system ... Choices:  1. Greider's less ambitious idea that the global system... 2. Greider's more ambitious idea on the global system... 3. Greider's less ambitious idea that the global system of armadillo defense systems...
Output: 1
Statement: An enormous variety of makes and models are on sale. Choices:  1. Nothing is on sale at the moment. 2. These models are rarely on sale so this is a good opportunity. 3. A big amount of the different models are on sale.
Output: 3
Statement: Lawyers discount their usual rate by 20% after that. Choices:  1. Lawyers can discount their rate even further after. 2. Lawyers always charge the same amount, even after that. 3. Lawyers can lower their rate after.
Output: 3
Statement: Downward subsidy reestimates for post-1991 direct loans and loan guarantees. Choices:  1. These loans were used to purchase houses and business equipment. 2. All loan guarantee programs stopped forever in 1989. 3. There were loan guarantees and direct loans after 1991.
Output: 3
Statement: They cut th' cap'n's spurs for him, an' he ended th' war out here. Choices:  1. The captain loved to end wars.   2. The captain kept the war going and it is still going on.   3. The captain ended the war here.  
Output: 3
Statement: Figure 1: Approaches Used to Address Management Challenges and Program Risks Choices:  1. Figure 1 entails approaches used to address management challenges and program risks. 2. Figure 3: Approaches Used to Address Management Challenges and Program Risks 3. Figure 1 has sections sub-sections.
Output: 1
Statement: And because you're buying options, you're left with nothing. Choices:  1. You're left with nothing given that you're buying options, said the economist. 2. You're left with gadgets given that you're buying them. 3. You're left with nothing given that you're buying options.
Output: 3
Statement: As curator of the exhibition, Krens lays on this technical specification as a defense against the charge of unseriousness. Choices:  1. Krens doesn't care if someone criticizes the exhibition. 2. Curator Krens uses technical specifications when accused of not taking things seriously. 3. Technical specifications can be used when accusations of being unserious are made.
Output: 2
Statement: Barking, however, undermines the pretense of a rational debate. Choices:  1. In a rational debate setting, it is best to conduct oneself in keeping with decorum. 2. Barking at ones opponent is disruptive and rude in a rational debate setting. 3. The pretense of a rational debate setting cannot be undermined.
Output: 1
Statement: He preferred Sufi mysticism to orthodox Islam, and held debates with Brahmins, Jain monks, Parsi Zoroastrians, and Jesuits. Choices:  1. He preferred Sufi mysticism to Orthodox Islam and debated others on it.  2. He had different religious views than others.  3. He didn't debate with anyone, he had the same beliefs.
Output: 1
Statement: that uh really hit us hard but i've been able to work enough overtime to you know really help with the with covering the expenses so but we've never been we've been married for uh nearly four years and we've never been able to save any money and i think it's just hit both of us uh just in the past few months that we need to start saving some money no matter what we do we need to put that in our budget and just start doing it Choices:  1. We have always had savings in our household budget. 2. We had never really thought about saving before. 3. It just occurred to us recently that we need to start saving money.
Output: 3
Statement: Now, sadly, his personal life is itself reduced to a comic juxtaposition. Choices:  1. His life is hard and unfortunate. 2. His life is a walking contradiction. 3. His life is well put together and predictable.
Output: 2
Statement: right now we're in the thirties Choices:  1. We are in the thirties right now. 2. Thirties are still a good age. 3. We are in the fifties right now.
Output: 1
Statement: However, if the asset that is transferred was classified as general PP and E for the transferring entity but stewardship PP and E for the recipient entity, it is recognized as a transfer-out (a negative other financing source) of capitalized assets by the Choices:  1. It is impossible to transfer assets as general PP and E. 2. Transferred assets can be classified as general PP and E. 3. There are four possible classifications of transferred assets.
Output: 2
Statement: Kyoto offers few more memorable experiences than secluded contemplation of Ryoanji's enigmatic rock garden. Choices:  1. Contemplation of Ryoanji's rock garden is very memorable. 2. There is one experience in Kyoto that is more memorable than anything one can do in Ryoanji. 3. People usually do not remember contemplating in Ryoanji's rock garden.
Output: 1
Statement: preempt state and local laws to the extent such laws are inconsistent with this rule. Choices:  1. State and local laws will be amended to align with this rule. 2. Some laws may not be consistent with this rule. 3. Existing state and local laws are not impacted by this rule.
Output: 2
Statement: in their lives, is a definite reward for me. Choices:  1. It is definitely rewarding for me. 2. The reward for me is seeing them happy. 3. There is no reward for me.
Output: 1
Statement: Sullum cites convincing statistics showing that the cost of smoking probably more or less equals the benefits, if you factor in the exorbitant taxes smokers pay and recognize that by dying early they save us a bundle on Social Security. Choices:  1. The early death of smokers actually benefits the budget in some ways. 2. Smokers cost the government much more money than nonsmokers. 3. People who kill themselves by smoking lack critical thinking skills.
Output: 1
Statement: On one hand, he wouldn't have to ask for a place to sit anywhere anymore, because he always carried his own. Choices:  1. The man with the red hat always carried his own folding chair along with him.  2. The man was sorry that he didn't have his chair with him. 3. One way to think about it was that he would not have to request a seat because he already had his own.
Output: 3
Statement: Let them fall between us and close in on their exposed flanks. Choices:  1. Don't let them fall down! 2. Just let them fall to the ground. 3. Just let them fall down.
Output: 3
Statement: They have commanders who speak through the air to one another. Choices:  1. Their commanders only write letters to each other. 2. Their commanders speak through the air to one another. 3. Their commanders speak through the air to one another to avoid having written communication intercepted.
Output: 2
Statement: Therefore he would have to run. Choices:  1. Running is something he would have to do. 2. He must run very fast. 3. He has to walk.
Output: 1
Statement: This 17-story tower, perched on one of the best stretches of Waikiki oceanfront, is more deluxe than most Outrigger and related Ohana hotels. Choices:  1. It has 13 stories. 2. It has 17 stories. 3. It has 17 stories and an amazing view of black sand beaches.
Output: 2
Statement: They suspected government of wanting to punish them for approving the measure. Choices:  1. They thought that the government wanted to punish them for approving against them.  2. They disliked the government and were against them.  3. They didn't think that the government wanted to punish them, it wanted to reward them,
Output: 1
Statement: Julius, upright, leant over the back of the car. Choices:  1. Julius, standing up, turned his back against the car. 2. Julius sat down besides the car. 3. Julius, standing tall, hovered over the back of the car.
Output: 3
Statement: of course you couldn't have known two to three years ago when you were making this decision what the taxes were going to do now the child care what you do pay doesn't not even worth a hill of beans on your tax return can't deduct it so what's it good for Choices:  1. You couldn't predict taxes going up like they did. 2. You couldn't predict what would happen with taxes. 3. You should have known what taxes were going to do.
Output: 2
Statement: but particularly the witnesses Choices:  1. Only 1 of the witnesses. 2. In particular, all 4 of the witnesses. 3. Specifically the witnesses.
Output: 3
Statement: The program continued with an interview with Dr la Berg from Switzerland, who opened the first clinic in the world, where this new revolutionary method named after him was being performed. Choices:  1. The program interviewed Dr la Berg about his clinic. 2. The program interviewed el Borg. 3. The program had an interview with Dr la Berg.
Output: 3
Statement: Evidence shows that changes in saving by households and businesses tend to offset some of the changes in government saving. Choices:  1. Households saved more which offset the government saving less. 2. No one saved anything during the year. 3. The savings by households tends to offset the government saving changes.
Output: 3
Statement: When Pooh is on CD-ROM, you know he really has it made. Choices:  1. The CD-ROM is the standard of success. 2. When Pooh makes it to CD-ROM, then he is a failure. 3. Pooh is currently on video tape and radio.
Output: 1
Statement: We also need to take this type of approach in connection with key accounting/reporting and audit issues. Choices:  1. We have to approach it that way for audits. 2. We have to approach it that to ensure fair audits. 3. We have to approach it that way for assemblies.
Output: 1
Statement: Bureau of Labor Statistics makes such data available on its Foreign Labor Statistics Web site. Choices:  1. The Foreign Labor Statistics Web site contains information from Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2. Bureau of Labor Statistics makes hides such data from its Foreign Labor Statistics Web site. 3. Bureau of Labor Statistics makes such data available on its Foreign Labor Statistics Web site so that it can be independently audited.
Output: 1
Statement: The Shopping Avenger will undoubtedly return to the sorry state of affairs at U-Haul in the next episode, but now on to this month's airline debacle. Choices:  1. U-Haul is a model of efficiency.  2. U-Haul is a miserablly run business. 3. U-Haul does not operate well.
Output: 3
Statement: Fines and penalties are therefore a nonexchange revenue. Choices:  1. Fines and penalties are not included when counting nonexchange revenue. 2. Nonexchange revenue includes fines and penalties. 3. Fines are normally assigned for failure to yield at crosswalks.
Output: 2
Statement: but he'll spend the money i bet Choices:  1. I'd guess that he is likely to spend the money. 2. He is likely to spend the money on food and shelter. 3. He probably won't spend the money.
Output: 1
Statement: A street map is a must. Choices:  1. You need a map to get around.  2. A street map is necessary.  3. A map isn't needed. 
Output: 2
Statement: An example of an investment with a split purpose is a grant issued to a teaching hospital to perform both medical education and medical research. Choices:  1. An investment would be considered a split investment if it allowed teaching and research at the same location, and allowed students the chance to participate in an internship. 2. An investment would be considered a split purpose if it allowed teaching and research at the same location.  3. A split purpose investment would only focus on aspect of the program. 
Output: 2
Statement: You and your cousin here had better make yourselves scarce." Choices:  1. Both you and your cousin should leave this place. 2. You will get into trouble if anyone finds you both here. 3. You and your cousin can make yourselves at home here.
Output: 1
Statement: But the interesting question is about sites sharing data. Choices:  1. Sites sharing data is a really boring topic. 2. There's some interesting interrogants about websites that share your data. 3. Most websites, like Instagram and YouTube, share your data without consent and there's a big question about that: (...)
Output: 2
Statement: Now I have finished with this room.  Choices:  1. I haven't finished this room yet. 2. I'm done with this area now.  3. I'm done with this area now, and can start on the master bedroom. 
Output: 2
Statement: You will discover a medieval world updated by the varied exotica of smoky Greek barbecues, Tunisian pastry shops, and art-house cinemas. Choices:  1. Cinemas are an outdated thing to this area, they know that everyone watches on TV so they don't have any cinemas. 2. You can eat Tunisian pastry and smoky Greek barbecues here. 3. The medieval world is still kept by the architecture of these constructions.
Output: 2
Statement: Come, my friend, he said, changing the subject, "apart from Mr. Inglethorp, how did the evidence at the inquest strike you?" Choices:  1. He wanted to keep talking about this subject. 2. He changed the subject to something he was happier to talk about. 3. He changed the subject.
Output: 3
Statement: that's pretty impressive Choices:  1. That is lame. 2. That is impressive. 3. Your face is impressive.
Output: 2
Statement: The ones that were killed in the crib would have turned neo-Clintonism into a full-scale self-parody. Choices:  1. Babies killed in their crib would only help the idea of neo-Clintonism. 2. Babies that got killed in their crib would turn the idea into a self-parody. 3. Neo-Clintonism would be absurd if the ones killed in their cribs turned out to be 100% white.
Output: 2
Statement: Two split logs studded with large nails would work nicely. Choices:  1. The two split logs have no use. 2. The two split logs studded with large nails would make for great weapons. 3. The two split logs covered with large nails would work nicely in this situation.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, in 1936, a large section of the army under General Francisco Franco rose in revolt, claiming the support of the monarchists, conservatives, the Church, and the right-wing Falange par?­ty, the fascist movement which had been founded in 1933 and which Franco subsequently declared to be the only legal party in Spain. Choices:  1. Franco's section of the army rose in revolt and killed many. 2. Franco's section of the army rose in revolt. 3. Franco's section of the army retreated quickly
Output: 2
Statement: After 1933 Fulgencio Batista, though only a sergeant, orchestrated the strings of power through a series of puppet presidents before winning the presidency outright in 1940. Choices:  1. Fulgencio Batista became a president in 1940 and he was well-loved by the people. 2. Fulgencio Batista became a president in 1940. 3. Fulgencio Batista became a president in 1960.
Output: 2
Statement: and plus i think that the uh mothers the husbands and wives both having to work Choices:  1. It has nothing to do with working parents. 2. I think it has to do with both parents having to work. 3. When both parents have to work it is hard to have much family time.
Output: 2
Statement: The old man was like that, admitted Julius. Choices:  1. The old man was nothing like that, Julius confessed. 2. He'd been like that for all of Julius' life. 3. Julius had to admit that this is what the old man was like.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, that depends. Choices:  1. That is independent. 2. That is not independent. 3. That depends on two things.
Output: 2
Statement: She opened it and gave a gasp, and then she said, very jolly like: 'Bring me up a Bradshaw, and an A.B.C., and look sharp, Henry.'   Choices:  1. She wasn't interested in the item inside and wasn't happy. 2. When she opened something, she gasped and then told Henry to bring her a Bradshaw and an A.B.C. very quickly. 3. What she saw inside was very valuable and she wanted to celebrate with a Bradshaw and A.B.C.
Output: 2
Statement: This year, my wife is dragging me to the home of some friends of hers to celebrate the new year. Choices:  1. This year I'm invited with my wife to some of her friends for new year, but I hate them. 2. This year I'm invited with my wife to some of her friends for new year. 3. This year I'm invited with my wife to some of her friends for easter.
Output: 2
Statement: Another cut and the third man's intestines splashed to the ground. Choices:  1. After he fell, his horse ran away.  2. The third man received a wound in the abdomen.  3. The man escaped without injury. 
Output: 2
Statement: a uh intern position with IBM right now so that i can find an area to do my dissertation in it's hard finding an area to do a dissertation in this field Choices:  1. I have had no trouble with this IBM position. 2. It's difficult to figure out how to create any dissertation here.  3. In other fields, dissertation is easier. 
Output: 2
Statement: Today's big donors are more hands-on than their predecessors, an accompanying article says. Choices:  1. There are many donors to the cause said the article. 2. Today's donors are more sheltered and distant than ever before. 3. Current donors are more hands-on than their predecessors.
Output: 3
Statement: plus a lot more you know and you got to realize that there's only this much money in the bank and if you're going to live you know Choices:  1. There is only $2,500 in the bank. 2. There is not an unlimited supply of money in the bank. 3. You do not have to live and there is infinite money in the bank.
Output: 2
Statement: In Dreams betrays her supernatural brilliance. Choices:  1. In Dreams was a terrible movie to show off her talents. 2. In dreams doesn't showcase her brilliance. 3. In Dreams was what I dream in.
Output: 2
Statement: um as far as electricity and telephone um we do the same thing we budget not budget but um i have a long term savings goal Choices:  1. I don't have enough money to do long term savings. 2. We budget for our spending on electricity and telephone. 3. I have a bank account for my long term savings.
Output: 2
Statement: I drew aside and apologised, when suddenly, with a loud exclamation, he clasped me in his arms and kissed me warmly.  Choices:  1. He really liked me for some reason 2. He didn't want to kiss me 3. He kissed me with a loud exclamation 
Output: 3
Statement: you know like a spring that was put in incorrectly which could have resulted in brakes failing and me having an accident you know those kind of things and when you have a vehicle that's being used by you know other members of your family you know you don't want Choices:  1. I always trust in the work done in my car.  2. When you have other family members taking the car, you want it to be safe for them, too.  3. You have to be careful in who is repairing you car. It's easy for something to be looked over. 
Output: 2
Statement: sounds like fun well it was really good to talk to you Choices:  1. Sounds fun; it was great to talking to you. 2. Sounds like fun; I wish we could go on talking for longer. 3. That sounds boring; I didn't enjoy our conversation.
Output: 1
Statement: It will be interesting to see if Nerve can keep it up. Choices:  1. I don't know if Nerve can keep up. 2. It is proven that Nerve can't keep up. 3. I really doubt Nerve can keep up.
Output: 1
Statement: My guess is that Cassidy reached the same conclusion. Choices:  1. Cassidy probably never knew most of those facts. 2. Cassidy should have reached the same conclusion. 3. Cassidy probably never found the same conclusion.
Output: 3
Statement: The dollar value for LRS is the average of the dollar values for the 11 different types of LRS. Choices:  1. The dollar value of the eleven different types of LRS equal the dollar value for LRS.  2. The increasing dollar value for LRS is the average of the huge range of values of the differing types of LRS.  3. The LRS dollar value has no relationship to the differing types of LRS. 
Output: 1
Statement: The villager fell into the dirt, blood streaming across the ground. Choices:  1. The villager dodged the blow and stood uninjured.  2. The villager had been stabbed by a sword.  3. The villager landed on the ground injured. 
Output: 3
Statement: He should have had the sense to call the president names in private, says the smart set. Choices:  1. He should have known that his comments about the president would be leaked. 2. He only talked about the president in private. 3. He should have known to say bad things about the President privately.
Output: 3
Statement: (PBS previews the series.) Choices:  1. The series will not have any previews shown. 2. The series looks interesting. 3. The series is previewed by PBS.
Output: 3
Statement: A type-5 situation is one that has worksharing aspects but which is directed primarily at making the postal system more competitive. Choices:  1. A type-5 situation is not effective if it does not improve the postal system. 2. A type-5 situation does not include worksharing aspects. 3. A type-5 situation is invested in improving the postal system.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's not yeah that's true that's not to bad then Choices:  1. That's not too bad, but it may get worse. 2. That is false and horrible. 3. That is not too terrible.
Output: 3
Statement: The building itself is highly interesting, and there is an excellent cafe in the basement. Choices:  1. The building is not interesting in the least. 2. The cafe in the basement of the building is excellent. 3. There's also a decent restaurant in the basement.
Output: 2
Statement: and so i decided okay i'll just you know have them paint this little room you know a little ten by ten dining area it took four days Choices:  1. It took four days to paint the dining room.  2. The dining room was painted in five minutes.  3. The dining room was painted beige. 
Output: 1
Statement: no well i don't think we get it here Choices:  1. It should be here. 2. We might be able to get it here. 3. I don't think we can get it here.
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek says that a whistle-blower could help American cities in their lawsuits against gun companies. Choices:  1. Lawsuits would not change with the help of a whistle blower. 2. a whistle-blower could help American lawsuits against gun companies. 3. People need to make a stand in order to help american lawsuits against gun companies.
Output: 2
Statement: the problem goes all the way back to the entire criminal justice system needs to be reworked Choices:  1. The criminal justice system needs changes.  2. The criminal justice system is flawless.  3. The criminal justice system is too strict. 
Output: 1
Statement: that kind of that kind of put you out on a limb a little bit i guess Choices:  1. I suppose that placed you in an awkward position. 2. I guess that put you out on a limb, but I am not sure. 3. I have no opinion about your position.
Output: 1
Statement: This is worrisome, because Taiwan is by far the hottest issue between the United States and China. Choices:  1. China and United States has more important things to discuss, than Taiwan' sovereignty.  2. The EU has no say in the Taiwan issue between United States and China. 3. Taiwan is the most significant issue among several diplomatic arguments between United States and China.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the head of an agency (or designee) may authorize particular individuals to approve their own T&amp;A data in certain situations or if the individual is a high level manager (such as the head of a large unit within the agency). Choices:  1. T&A data can be approved by the represented officials. 2. Agency can grant the T&A, only collectively.  3. Only the represented official have the authority to grant the T&A under certain situations.
Output: 1
Statement: Although the SEC has the authority to issue certain accounting/reporting and auditing standards for public companies, it has historically relied to a great extent on certain selfregulatory bodies to help maintain trust and confidence in our nation's capital markets. Choices:  1. Although the SEC has the authority to issue certain accounting/reporting and auditing standards it had relied on selfregulatory bodies and the people. 2. The SEC has no authority. 3. Although the SEC has the authority to issue certain accounting / reporting and auditing standards it has relied on selfregulatory bodies.
Output: 3
Statement: hit one of my topics huh Choices:  1. That covered one of my presentation's subjects. 2. Hit one of my subjects. 3. That does not touch on any one of my topics.
Output: 2
Statement: in the corner of it and the food's decent but it's expensive i think especially since it's all take out Choices:  1. The food is all take out. 2. The food is good but expensive. 3. There is no good food around.
Output: 2
Statement: She becomes familiar with people who have been in court over and over. Choices:  1. These people are mostly lawyer, judges, and police officers. 2. Some people are in court over and over again. 3. She can not remember anyone no mater how many times they are in court.
Output: 2
Statement: An article questions television's awkward embrace of gay characters. Choices:  1. Television has somewhat embraced gay characters. 2. There are no gay characters on tv. 3. Television has done a very poor job with gay characters.
Output: 1
Statement: Betraying everybody equally- the one thing Benjamin Franklin certainly wouldn't have done. Choices:  1. Unfortunately, Donald Trump is proving to be doing just that: betraying America.  2. Benjamin Franklin would definitely have betrayed everyone equally.  3. Benjamin Franklin would never have betrayed everyone in the same way. 
Output: 3
Statement: oh definitely Chinese would uh-huh um-hum yeah because pastas and the and the different types of sauces and things sure yeah Choices:  1. Chinese food and the pastas with the many types of sauces and stuff yes. 2. Definitely Italian because of the ice cream and different types of desserts. 3. Chinese potsticker sound really good right now.
Output: 1
Statement: Nye answered before Drew could. Choices:  1. Drew answered while Nye remained silent.  2. Nye answered first.  3. Drew didn't have time to say anything before Nye stood up and answered. 
Output: 2
Statement: The valide sultan and the senior wives sat on sofas under the gallery to the left, while the more talented slave-girls played music from the balcony above. Choices:  1. The sultan chilled with the slaves above while the wives chilled below. 2. The slaves played music above while the sultan and wives lounged on sofas. 3. Then they had a big ol' orgy.
Output: 2
Statement: GPRA training has included exercises and panel discussions designed to make trainees think the way they will need to when the training is over and the real work of implementing GPRA begins. Choices:  1. The training is designed to make people think about things. 2. Most trainees eat lunch during the one hour break the receive in the afternoon. 3. The training is designed to force the trainees to memorize the material and nothing else.
Output: 1
Statement: what i i i'm a fly fisherman Choices:  1. I'm a lobster fisher.  2. I've been a fly fisherman for years. 3. I fly fish.
Output: 3
Statement: Anas dulce is sweet; anas seco, dry and dangerously potent. Choices:  1. The anas shocks its consumers with its potency. 2. Anas is a potent drink although it is sweet. 3. The anas dulce is a very bitter thing.
Output: 2
Statement: Open the gate! he called softly. Choices:  1. With a soft voice he demanded to open the gate. 2. He screamed as he opened the gate by himself. 3. "Open the front gate!" he called softly to the guards.
Output: 1
Statement: The smithy's jaw dropped "We need them," said Jon. Choices:  1. Jon spoke gently to the smithy.  2. Jon felt they needed no one.  3. Jon felt they were needed. 
Output: 3
Statement: The FCC prepared both an Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis and a Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis in connection with the proposed rulemaking and the final rule, respectively. Choices:  1. There were two analyses prepared by the FCC.  2. There were two analyses prepared and one was longer than the other. 3. The FCC did not have anything prepared.
Output: 1
Statement: Art galleries, jewelers, and fashionable eateries can be found on every corner; but early in the morning, you'll have the streets to yourself, so enjoy every detail of the pretty Cycladic architecture. Choices:  1. The town is a ghosttown after noon. 2. The town serves a classier clientele.  3. The town is full of lots of entertainment options.
Output: 3
Statement: In The Dustman , wrote Spencer, I try to express something of this wish and need I feel for things to be restored. Choices:  1. The Dustman was written with complete destruction in mind. 2. Spencer, the author of The Dustman, has a need for things to be restored. 3. The author of The Dustman wanted assistance to help fulfill his wishes and needs.
Output: 2
Statement: The entrance to the Asclepion is located along a colonnaded street, the Sacred Way, which leads to the medical precinct. Choices:  1. The Sacred way also leads to the local supermarket. 2. The opening to the Asclepion was along the colonnaded street. 3. The colonnaded street was located on Downing street
Output: 2
Statement: In 1961 CIA-trained Cuban exiles attempted an overthrow of Castro's regime, resulting in the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Choices:  1. Castro's regime was attempted to be overthrown by CIA-trained Cuban exiles. 2. Castro's regime was attempted to be overthrown by CIA-trained Peruvian exiles. 3. Castro's regime was attempted to be overthrown by CIA-trained Cuban exiles because they were unhappy with his leadership.
Output: 1
Statement: It's called peace of mind. Choices:  1. It's referred to as a piece of cake. 2. It's called peace of mind, which can mean harmony, peace, and quiet.  3. It's referred to as peace of mind. 
Output: 3
Statement: And I could see Lincoln's point, and I could agree with that. Choices:  1. I understood what Lincoln was trying to say as he gave his speech and I agreed with most parts.  2. I couldn't understand Lincoln and completely disagreed with him. 3. I could see where Lincoln was coming from and I agreed with it. 
Output: 3
Statement: You'll probably often find yourself on this central pedestrian thoroughfare, crowded with shoppers, visitors, sightseers, and street entertainers. Choices:  1. There is no way to avoid the thoroughfare. 2. You will seldom find yourself in the crowded thoroughfare. 3. Most of the time you'll find yourself in the crowded thoroughfare.
Output: 3
Statement: When I saw the skunk, with his big sleek fat face, and thought of poor little Jane in his clutches, I felt real mad that I hadn't got a gun with me. Choices:  1. I was mad that I hadn't brought a gun when I saw poor Jane with the big fat skunk. 2. I was glad I brought my gun so I could rescue Jane from the skunk as soon as I spotted it. 3. When I saw the skunk, already stinking all over, I thought of how many times Jane had been sprayed and felt real mad that I hadn't got a gun with me.
Output: 1
Statement: Rather, it has succeeded because it brought a relentless focus on the bottom line to the corporations it has owned, and established standards its managers have had to live up to. Choices:  1. Several other companies have modeled their operations in a similar manner. 2. It's been a colossal failure. 3. The standards for its managers were key to its success.
Output: 3
Statement: The Logistics Center also had a monthly newsletter for sharing organizational performance information and providing an arena for employees to share information. Choices:  1. After the introduction of a monthly newsletter by the Logistics Center, employees were better informed about the organizations performance. 2. The Logistics Center provided a way for employees to share information. 3. Although the Logistics Center had a monthly newsletter, there was still no way for employees to share information.
Output: 2
Statement: An attorney arrives [in Civil Court] at 9:30 in the morning, hoping the matter can be taken care of in an hour. Choices:  1. Unfortunately for the attorney the matter took 5 hours. 2. The attorney hopes that the matter takes as long as possible. 3. The attorney hopes everything is resolved early.
Output: 3
Statement: 8. We're still your portal. Choices:  1. We are still your portal for this location alone and none other.  2. We remain your portal at the current time and place.  3. We are no longer your portal in any case.
Output: 2