niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: i don't know her politics i just know that uh i saw her speak in the eighty four Democratic uh convention and right then and there if they said to me vote for someone for president i would have slapped down my vote for Ann Richards Choices:  1. I am not familiar with her policies but I would have voted for Ann Richards. 2. I would not vote for Ann Richards under any circumstance. 3. I think that Ann Richards has what it takes to be a good president.
Output: 1
Statement: Yet the senator is trying to kill Lee's nomination, complaining that he might be an activist at the Justice Department. Choices:  1. The senator is only too happy to vote for Lee's nomination because he hopes he will be an activist. 2. Since he thinks that Lee could be an activist at the Justice Department, the senator wants to stop Lee's nomination. 3. Lee has gone on record several times claiming to be an originalist.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yeah uh i have never seen her show but after hearing her sing the Star Spangled Banner anthem i will never watch her show Choices:  1. I have been a fan ever since I saw her on the show. 2. I will not watch the show after hearing her sing that song. 3. I just cannot stand her voice.
Output: 2
Statement: In the Himalayan mountains there is the hill-station of Simla which once served as the British summer capital and the magical but dangerous region of Kashmir. Choices:  1. Kashmir is located in the Himalayan mountain region. 2. Simla was the British capital only in winter. 3. Kashmir is dangerous because there is a large conflict.
Output: 1
Statement: twenty year old and he uh he's in love with this girl that's about sixteen or seventeen and they leave he's involved with like a murder and then um he they go to uh they go to like Louisiana and Texas and uh he get they get more he gets more involved with this robbery and whatever but it's sort of Choices:  1. He is innocent in Louisiana and Texas. 2. A twenty year old is in love with a younger girl. 3. A twenty year old is suspected of murder and robbery.
Output: 3
Statement: But it just got a little easier to find in Tarrant County. Choices:  1. Finding it became simpler in Tarrant County. 2. Tarrant County is a small area with a small population density. 3. It just became a million times harder to find in Tarrant County.
Output: 1
Statement: have you okay oh oh that's neat Choices:  1. That's cool that you've had that experience. 2. That's awful. 3. Oh, that's cool.
Output: 3
Statement: The next year, Albanian Kosovar students erupted again, with some Kosovars clamoring for republichood. Choices:  1. The Kosovar students rallied for republichood in 2007. 2. The students who clamored for republichood were Armenian.  3. The Kosovar students yearned for republichood the following year. 
Output: 3
Statement: Affirmative action is likely to fail when it is merely a special preference bestowed upon those who have the right parents, whether right means educational pedigree or skin color. Choices:  1. Affirmative action seldom fails regardless of issues. 2. When affirmative action fails, it is likely due to when it is a special preference. 3. Educational pedigree or skin color falls in the category of affirmative action.
Output: 3
Statement: I missed the era of free love while in grade school and am wondering if we are now in the era of free looks. Choices:  1. We are now in the era of free looks. 2. I was not alive during the era of free love. 3. I was in grade school during the era of free love.
Output: 3
Statement: Each year Choices:  1. Every year 2. annually 3. never
Output: 1
Statement: they've lost too many people Choices:  1. It's been hard losing so many people 2. They've lost a lot of people 3. They've kept all the people
Output: 2
Statement: EPA held four public hearings and received approximately 770 written comments. Choices:  1. The EPA had public hearings and millions of people came to hand in their comments. 2. The EPA had public hearings. 3. The EPA had public hearings and no one commented.
Output: 2
Statement: However you may feel about this controversial sport, it remains very much a part of Spanish life, Choices:  1. This sport, while controversial, is still very much part of Spanish life. 2. This sport has become so controversial, it has faded from Spanish life.  3. This sport may make you feel uncomfortable to watch, but it's exciting.
Output: 1
Statement: Then she answered the bell demurely. Choices:  1. She answered the bell gregariously with lots of vigor.  2. She was reserved because she was shy and cautious in new situations.  3. She was modest and reserved when she answered the bell. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh it's a social programs without the corresponding responsibility i guess is Choices:  1. Social programs have nothing to do with this. 2. This is the key to dismantling the welfare state. 3. Social programs with no accountability.
Output: 3
Statement: The abbey church combines a sturdy Romanesque nave with a markedly lighter and more airy Flamboyant Gothic chancel. Choices:  1. The nave was built in the Romanesque style. 2. The chancel was built in the Neoclassical style. 3. The nave was built before the chancel was built.
Output: 1
Statement: 'But honestly, how did you think this was going to end?' Choices:  1. Be honest and tell me how you thought it'd end? 2. How did you think the marriage was going to end?  3. Lie to me and tell me how you thought it would end.
Output: 1
Statement: One Governor is said to have remarked at the public meeting that he thought the Postal Service needed some mechanism for recovering unforeseen expenses! Choices:  1. The Governor remark was met with a huge disapproval. 2. A Governor might have made a remark about Postal Services operations. 3. There were no governors at the public meeting.
Output: 2
Statement: so  we don't have any long term you know in stocks or anything like that right now so Choices:  1. We do not have any stocks. 2. We do not have any savings either. 3. We have so many stocks, especially Apple.
Output: 1
Statement: The orrery was housed temporarily in the reconstituted hall of the Satheri in the capital city. Choices:  1. The orrery was temporarily kept in the rebuilt hall of the Satheri. 2. The orrery was to be moved from its temporary shelter in three months. 3. The orrey was to be permanently kept in the rebuilt hall of the Satheri.
Output: 1
Statement: Once the RFP is developed, it may be released in draft form in order to obtain industry questions and reactions. Choices:  1. The RFP may be released in draft form in order to obtain industry reactions. 2. The draft RFP format has been the most effective means of soliciting industry responses for us. 3. The RFP may not be released in draft form after development for any reason.
Output: 1
Statement: Stop that! he ordered. Choices:  1. He didn't like what she was doing.  2. "Stop that!" He demanded.  3. He wanted her to keep doing it. 
Output: 2
Statement: I wasn't numb anymore. Choices:  1. I felt it. 2. I didn't feel anything. 3. I felt immense pain.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think capital crimes uh capital crimes and i want to say kidnap i don't know why kidnapping sticks in my mind but um Choices:  1. I think capital crimes and it makes me want to say kidnap 2. I think capital crime and it doesn't make me want to say anything 3. I don't know why capital crimes make me think of kidnapping
Output: 1
Statement: Increasing relative price of USPS postal delivery services Choices:  1. Decreasing the relative price of USPS postal delivery services.  2. Upping comparative price of USPS postal delivery services.  3. It is beneficial to increase the price of USPS postal delivery services. 
Output: 2
Statement: Grasmere village is one of the prettiest communities in the Lakes, but also one of the busiest. Choices:  1. Grasmere's claim to fame is their incredibly woodworking craftsmen. 2. Grasmere is one of the least busy villages on the Lakes.  3. One of the prettiest, and busiest, communities in the Lakes region is Grasmere village.
Output: 3
Statement: What was that?  Choices:  1. I think it might be something. 2. I know what that is. 3. Do you know what that was?
Output: 3
Statement: Until relatively recently, entertainment industries in Las Vegas were aimed primarily at the visitor. Choices:  1. Visitors are the main target of the entertainment industries. 2. The primary entertainment industry in Las Vegas is magic. 3. Entertainment in Las Vegas have never been meant for the visitor.
Output: 1
Statement: Accordingly, the number of dollars involved in worksharing is in the billions and the effects on mailers and the economy are quite large. Choices:  1. I have invested billions of dollars in worksharing. 2. The worksharing initiative is good for both parties. 3. I don't give money to worksharing.
Output: 1
Statement: A new study indicates that fiber doesn't prevent colon cancer . The study followed 88,000 women for 16 years. Choices:  1. Fiber stops colon cancer. 2. Fiber is not related to colon cancer at all. 3. Fiber doesn't stop colon cancer from striking.
Output: 3
Statement: If Bauerstein's the murderer, nothing could be simpler than for him to substitute some ordinary coco for his sample, and send that to be tested.  Choices:  1. He is suspected of committing fraud. 2. Bauerstein could fake his innocence by using some hot chocolate for the test. 3. Bauerstein is guilty of the murder.
Output: 2
Statement: The Explora science museum has exciting exhibits on everything from astronomy and mathematics to computer science. Choices:  1. You can find amazing exhibits relating to astronomy and mathematics in the Explore Science museum. 2. The Explora science museum has exhibits that are not just for young students, but for adults as well. 3. The Explora science museum is devoted to Renaissance art.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, they said that electronic comment processes for controversial rules on which a large number of comments are filed may ultimately yield little more than a count of supporters and opponents. Choices:  1. Federal agencies and state governments usually know beforehand if they will receive an award from Government Executive magazine.  2. According to USAT, Chile's Pinochet is still under arrest.  3. The shoreline has luxurious cottages, styled like plantation homes. 
Output: 3
Statement: What do I say at the interview about my previous experimental life? Choices:  1. What should I state regarding my previous anecdotal life? 2. My life is full of trials and hardships. 3. I won't state anything regarding my past experiences.
Output: 1
Statement: Vesuvius volcano buries Pompeii Choices:  1. Pompeii was buried by a volcano. 2. Due to its burial, Pompeii is very interesting to study. 3. Pompeii was able to survive the Vesuvius volcano.
Output: 1
Statement: i mean good grief that's not camping Choices:  1. You brought your bed, so I don't consider it camping anymore. 2. I wouldn't call that camping. 3. That's the type of camping that I like.
Output: 2
Statement: It would have been wiser to install a more high-powered model, but that would have meant a trip to some outpost of civilization; lost time; perhaps a lost secret. Choices:  1. They didn't want to travel to some far away lost civilization to get a hgih powered model. 2. They already had a high powered model with them. 3. A high powered model would have been good to use.
Output: 3
Statement: or seven uh that's kind of far away Choices:  1. Building number seven is far away. 2. Seven is really close. 3. Seven is far away.
Output: 3
Statement: d) Is a capable adult, not--as her advocates claim--a naive child, defenseless against the president's wiles. Choices:  1. She is still very child-like in her demeanor.  2. She is a 23 year old young lady.  3. She is a mature adult who knows what the president is trying to do. 
Output: 3
Statement: It's a reasonable if not original observation, based on a friend of Wolf's who got pregnant and eventually dropped out of school. Choices:  1. Wolf's friend has never been pregnant. 2. Wolf's friend was pregnant when she dropped out of school. 3. Wolf's friend became pregnant and then she dropped out of school.
Output: 3
Statement: In endangerment cases, at least, the study seems to accept this explanation. Choices:  1. The study accepts what they're saying. 2. The study disagrees with what they're saying. 3. The study accepts what they're saying bout child endangerment laws.
Output: 1
Statement: City Item Residential Park &amp Choices:  1. There is a residential park within a city. 2. The residential park is important to the city. 3. No city on earth has a residential park.
Output: 1
Statement: If Tinky Winky (see ) has no explicit gender, how do you know that the handbag, tutu, and so on aren't veiled signals that Tinky is female? Choices:  1. Tinky Winky enjoys wearing a tutu every day. 2. Tinky Winky is definitely a male and carries a wrench. 3. Tinky Winky wears a tutu and carries a handbag.
Output: 3
Statement: On Meeting House Square is the Gallery of Photography  and the recently opened National Photo Archive (open Monday Friday 10am 5pm), both with exhibition spaces. Choices:  1. The Gallery of Photography and the National Photo Archive are found in Meeting House Square. 2. Tickets to The Gallery of Photography and the National Photo Archive are reasonably priced. 3. The National Photo Archive is open Monday-Saturday, 9 am- 7 pm.
Output: 1
Statement: Bill Bradley and George W. Bush ought to know. Choices:  1. Bill Bradley and George W. Bush, given their political credentials, should be familiar with this concept. 2. Bill Bradley is obviously clueless, and nobody would expect him to know much of anything. 3. Both Bill Bradley and George W. Bush should know this.
Output: 3
Statement: It is agreed. Choices:  1. We have consensus, but at what cost? 2. We were unable to come to agreement. 3. We have consensus.
Output: 3
Statement: It seemed to stiffen slightly and become more thoughtful, but there was no disappointment. Choices:  1. It did not seem to be disappointed but it did stiffen slightly. 2. It had been hoping to eat pizza that evening, but the local pizza place was closed. 3. It became despondent with disappointment and refused to move.
Output: 1
Statement: It runs in a straight line north from O'Connell Bridge, and the best way to view it is to walk down the central island, making excursions to the left and right at the zebra crosengs. Choices:  1. You can see it if you walk down the center island for two miles, then turn left or right. 2. You can see it if you walk down the center island. 3. You can't see it at all.
Output: 2
Statement: you know i could i can remember the days when it only cost three cents to mail uh uh uh a letter Choices:  1. I remember when mailing a letter costed $50 2. I remember the days when it only costed three cents to mail a letter, that was about 15 or 20 years ago 3. I remember the days when it only costed 3c to mail a letter.
Output: 3
Statement: The Clean Air Act recognizes visibility as an important public good in naming visibility as one of the aspects of public welfare to be protected in setting secondary NAAQS. Choices:  1. Visibility is recognized by the Clean Air Act as something that should be protected. 2. The Clean Air Act in now way recognizes visibility as something that should be protected. 3. The Clean Air Act was the first legislation to tackle the issue of visibility.
Output: 1
Statement: In April 1997, under the authority of these bar associations, the Illinois Equal Justice Project was established. Choices:  1. This project was created in 1874. 2. In April 1997 the Illinois Equal Justice Project was created. 3. This project contained issues on legal matters.
Output: 2
Statement: She wanted him to go and leave her. Choices:  1. She did not want him to stay there and be with her. 2. She wanted him to stay there with her for a long time. 3. Since she was very mad at him, she wanted him to leave.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1954, some experimental psychologists randomly divided 24 sixth-grade boys into two groups and took them to Robbers Cave State Park, Okla., for summer camp. Choices:  1. The psychologists made two groups with 12 boys in each group. 2. The 24 boys were the top students in their class. 3. The psychologists divided the 24 boys according to their height.
Output: 1
Statement: (The same is true for another of Vietnam's most famous  Eddie Adams' photo of the gun-to-temple execution of a Viet Cong.) Choices:  1. A Viet Cong execution photo by Adams' is one of the most famous pictures from that era. 2. Eddie Adams' most famous Vietnam photo involved the gun execution of a Viet Cong. 3. It is not true for another of Vietnams' most famous Eddie Adams' photo.
Output: 2
Statement: The auditor should also verify that the agency has defined its needs and requirements to support its mission, and that those requirements continue to be valid as the acquisition progresses through contract award and contract management. Choices:  1. The agency defining it's needs should never be verified by the auditor. 2. The agency defining it's needs should also be verified by the auditor. 3. The agency defining it's needs should also be verified by the auditor, because he can make sure there are no mistakes.
Output: 2
Statement: so because have you seen how much pickles cost in the store i know it i said why are they so expensive they're just a bunch of little cucumbers you know Choices:  1. I want to grow my own cucumbers, to make my own pickles so they don't cost so much. 2. Pickles are a pretty cheap option. 3. Pickles are costly in the store.
Output: 3
Statement: You have given us valuable information, and if you choose to withdraw now no one could blame you. Choices:  1. You have not given us valuable information. 2. Noone would blame you if you choose to withdraw. 3. You have given us valuable information about the damage.
Output: 2
Statement: he has one called The Ninja Choices:  1. The Ninja is a sword passed down many generations. 2. He could not obtain The Ninja and is searching for it now. 3. He possesses The Ninja.
Output: 3
Statement: 16 According to CBO, that limited time span is insufficient to determine whether the rate of Choices:  1. As per the CBO, lack of time would result in being unable to determine the correct solution. 2. CBO states that you can't use a short time frame to determine anything.  3. CBO states that a very long time span is still too short to determine the rate
Output: 2
Statement: He smiled. Choices:  1. He frowned.   2. He grinned.   3. He was not really happy, rather, he was faking it.   
Output: 2
Statement: Like the Holy Sepulchre in Jeru-salem, this church is too important to stay in the hands of one denomination, so it is administered jointly by Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Franciscan priests. Choices:  1. The church is maintained by religious leaders of multiple sects. 2. The Holy Sepulchre is administered only by one religious denomination. 3. The church is equally administered by the three denominations.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i think they do too Choices:  1. I don't think they do 2. I think they like fried chicken too 3. I think they do too
Output: 3
Statement: She would have had to take very nearly the whole bottle to account for the amount of strychnine found at the post-mortem." Choices:  1. There was no way she would have taken that much strychnine on her own. 2. There was a lot of strychnine found in her body. 3. There were trace amounts of strychnine found in her body.
Output: 2
Statement: Arriaga next to the tourism office. Choices:  1. Arriaga is located next to the super market. 2. Arriaga is located next to the tourism office. 3. Arriaga is located next to the tourism office on Main street downtown.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well they do well it it we found out that didn't work because we even even bought the expensive stuff and they looked at it like you've got to be kidding like you know what are you a fool paying that much money for this Choices:  1. We discovered even the expensive stuff didn't work and they laughed at us for paying a lot of money for this 2. We found out only the really expensive stuff work because they looked at it and told us that it worked. 3. We were really angry to find out that it didn't work and that we had spent so much money on it
Output: 1
Statement: Rather than being a capital or trade centre, though, Sant Antoni is the throbbing heart of package-tour Ibiza, and instead of occupying just a corner of the bay, the town extends for miles. Choices:  1. Sant Antoni is a popular destination for tourists, even though it is not the capital. 2. Due to the huge tourist affluence, Sant Antoni has grown much bigger than other more important cities. 3. Sant Antoni is not only the capital, but also a vital trade center with little to offer to tourists.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah oh yeah i think you well if you every get to Dallas you can probably you know borrow you can go up there and get a space for the night for two bucks Choices:  1. If you ever get to Dallas, you can get a hotel for two bucks a night. 2. If you get to Dallas there won't be any space left for you. 3. You can borrow space if you get to Dallas.
Output: 3
Statement: Everything, it turned out, was either a mystery or a rumor. Choices:  1. Everything was a mystery or a rumor here to me, but others knew the truth. 2. Everything was a mystery or a rumor here. 3. Everything here was plainly known.
Output: 2
Statement: Here is what  1) the Postal Service collects the pieces and brings them to a central point. Choices:  1. USPS does not collect pieces  2. The postal service collects pieces and brings them to a central point 3. USPS distributea mail from one place 
Output: 2
Statement: We did not study the reasons for these deviations specifically, although some likely result from the context in which federal CIOs operate. Choices:  1. We studied the reasons of the deviations. 2. These deviations were not studied. 3. Next month we will study the reasons for the deviations.
Output: 2
Statement: He should have been the golden sword. Choices:  1. He should have been the silver sword. 2. He should have been given the golden sword. 3. It was the golden sword he should have been.
Output: 3
Statement: uh you had any injuries from jogging Choices:  1. Did you get hurt from jogging? 2. Have you ever scraped your knee when jogging? 3. Have you jogged today?
Output: 1
Statement: It is neat and well-tended with sunshades, flowers, and seats, and enjoys a picturesque view over to the tiny Ilheu de Ferro ( Isle of Iron ). Choices:  1. It is a well landscaped and maintained area with a nice view of an island. 2. It is a trash heap with a view of a sewage facility. 3. The area has a park-like setting, a small cafe where tourists can get sandwiches and a beautiful view.
Output: 1
Statement: It also has the world's largest collection of Nestorian croses from the Yuan Dynasty period. Choices:  1. These crosses can be bought from the owner of the collection. 2. The Yuan Dynasty had Nestorian crosses that are in the collection. 3. The Yuan Dynasty hated crosses and burned every one that they could find.
Output: 2
Statement: Ronald Maio suggested defining the unique role of the emergency department in the overall picture of treating alcohol problems. Choices:  1. The role of emergency medicine is not substantial enough when it comes to alcohol dependency treatment to deserve further study. 2. Ronald Maio suggested defining the role of emergency medicine in treating chronic alcohol dependency issues. 3. Ronald Maio suggested codifying the role of the emergency department in treating alcohol dependency issues.
Output: 3
Statement: southwest Houston Choices:  1. New York. 2. I live in Southwest Houston. 3. It's Southwest Houston.
Output: 3
Statement:  Bayos-azafranados saffrons one. Choices:  1. One saffron. 2. One hundred saffrons. 3. Only one saffron for delivery is needed.
Output: 1
Statement: So much for the cruel stereotype of the pea-brained dinosaur. Choices:  1. Dinosaurs have always been know to have massive brains. 2. Science says dinosaurs were the stupidest animals. 3. THere is a stereotype of the dumb dinosaur.
Output: 3
Statement: especially to somebody like Nolan pitch Choices:  1. Nolan has done it before. 2. That's just not the way Nolan does things. 3. Precisely to someone like Nolan.
Output: 3
Statement: First he said House Republicans shouldn't balance their budget on the backs of the poor. Choices:  1. House Republicans want to increase aid to poor families.  2. The budget process currently favors House Republicans and their proposals. 3. House Republicans have been accused of ignoring the plight of poor people with their budget proposals.
Output: 3
Statement: We've had a letter from young Beresford, said Mr. Carter, coming to the point at once. Choices:  1. The letter is written on heavy paper and features impeccable handwriting and grammar. 2. A letter from Beresford is here according to Mr. Carter. 3. Mr. Carter is convinced that young Beresford never wrote a letter.
Output: 2
Statement: The corrupting thing about compulsory voluntarism is that it preys on the high-minded to the benefit of the unscrupulous. Choices:  1. Compulsory voluntarism preys on the high-minded's ability to figure things out. 2. Compulsory voluntarism doesn't prey on anything. 3. Compulsory voluntarism preys on the high-minded.
Output: 3
Statement: uh i mean i have other things to complain about but in terms of uh woman's roles um things really seem a lot more flexible Choices:  1. I have other stuff to complain about but it seems like woman's roles are a lot more flexible these days. 2. I don't like to complain and there's nothing to really complain about anyway. 3. I don't like to complain but there are still things that need to change.
Output: 1
Statement: As for Andy's illness, the film is true to the record when it suggests that people didn't believe that he was really sick with lung cancer. Choices:  1. Some people didn't think Andy truly had lung cancer. 2. Andy's fans grieved his inevitable loss when he announced he was sick with lung cancer. 3. Most people thought Andy was pulling a publicity stunt when he said he had lung cancer.
Output: 1
Statement: With the right colors, metals and bits of jewels--as well as more secret symbols--we can simulate the planets. Choices:  1. We will be able to simulate the planets. 2. The pieces we need are easy to find.  3. We only need one kind of object.
Output: 1
Statement: As Devine has no living relations, it makes sense for the impoverished old men to cook up a scheme by which Michael will assume the dead fisherman's identity, and the pair will divide the money between themselves. Choices:  1. The old men come up with the scheme to delay upsetting Devine's family. 2. Michael has experience as a fisherman. 3. Michael will assume Devine's identity.
Output: 3
Statement: to surmise to surmise it is there Choices:  1. It's not there to surmise. 2. The body is there to surmise. 3. It's there to surmise.
Output: 3
Statement: Without the time to meander and explore those hidden corners, you risk not seeing much more than Piazza San Marco, and understanding very little of the city's inherent charm. Choices:  1. You can fully comprehend the charmingness of the city even if you don't have a lot of time to meander.  2. There is a chance that you won't be able to comprehend the innate charm of the city if you don't have enough time to wander around and see its lesser-known corners. 3. It takes at least a week of exploring the city to fully understand its innate charm.
Output: 2
Statement: It was soon flourishing; with its natural harbor that attracted ships, Hong Kong leaped to the forefront as a base for trade. Choices:  1. Hong Kong took a long time to develop into a trading city. 2. Hong Kong's harbor is the best in the country. 3. Hong Kong was soon a large port for trading.
Output: 3
Statement: From here, the long, narrow arcade called Nakamise-dori is lined with shops selling toasted rice crackers, spices in gourd-shaped wooden bottles, dolls, toys, fans, children's kimono, and ornaments and souvenirs of all sorts. Choices:  1. Every kind of ornament and souvenir is available at the arcade. 2. There are no shops on the arcade 3. The arcade is called Nakamise-dori and is long and narrow and line with shops.
Output: 3
Statement: if you if you read the book it's uh even better the book was excellent Choices:  1. The book was better than the movie. 2. The book was terrible. 3. The book was very good.
Output: 3
Statement: The beginning of what? Choices:  1. Is this the ending? 2. Is this the beginning of the race? 3. What is it the start of?
Output: 3
Statement: This is a little too simple. Choices:  1. This is way more simplified. 2. This math problem is too easy. 3. This is as complex as it gets.
Output: 1
Statement: Figure 7 shows the drawing completion history for the program. Choices:  1. The drawing history is complete. 2. The history for drawing completion is shown in Figure 7. 3. There is no record of drawings for the program.
Output: 2
Statement: Once commander of the Canical whaling station and thus responsible for taking 100 200 of the great c reatures each year, he now devotes his energy to saving the whale and other marine life of the area. Choices:  1. The whales were wiped out years ago and no longer live in the area. 2. The whaling station used to take more than one hundred whales per year. 3. The whales were harvested for their valuable skins.
Output: 2
Statement: The interior could not be more in contrast to the vast exterior. Choices:  1. The exterior is vast and austere, the interior is cramped and decorated with jewels. 2. The interior and the exterior form a solid unity. 3. The interior and the exterior are very different.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i like to sew too but you know if i'm not in the mood to sew i can screw things up like you wouldn't believe Choices:  1. I sew lovely things when I am in the mood. 2. I don't like to sew, since I am never in the mood. 3. I like to sew, but I don't do a great job if I am not in the mood.
Output: 3
Statement: But since I must have horses, Senor Shannon, I will look at horses. Choices:  1. I need horses, Senor Shannon, that's why I'll look at them. 2. Since I need horses to work, Senor Shannon, I will look at them. 3. I don't need horses, Senor Shannon, I have plenty of spaceships.
Output: 1
Statement: North and east of Milan are the romantic lakes Como, Maggiore, and Garda. Choices:  1. Lake Como is to the south of Milan. 2. The Maggiore lake is larger than lake Como. 3. The lake of Garda is often seen as romantic.
Output: 3
Statement: okay now when you babysit what age group children do you sit with Choices:  1. What age group of children do you babysit.? 2. Do you babysit kids on weekends? 3. You have never babbitted a child before.
Output: 1
Statement: The Greek Islands and Their People Choices:  1. The residents of Italy. 2. The people who live on Greek Islands. 3. The islands west of Turkey.
Output: 2
Statement: There's surprisingly ripe flesh to be found on Eve's Apple . Choices:  1. The apple isn't ripe yet at all. 2. The apple has a lot of flesh on it. 3. The apple has a lot of juicy flesh on it.
Output: 2
Statement: and um but i have uh i have been an a speaker in other uh similar type of activities uh and i know the reason why this is why the uh this is being Choices:  1. It's my first time being a speaker for this specific subject. 2. I've been invited to speak in similar types of settings before. 3. I've never been a speaker before, so I'm very nervous.
Output: 2
Statement: And the old Dublin is with us, too the irreverent city of wit and charm and that peculiar magic possessed by Ireland and the Irish. Choices:  1. Dublin has a lot of historic sites to visit. 2. The old part of Dublin is still there, with the peculiar magic Ireland is known for. 3. The older part of Dublin was demolished to create the new city.
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post marvels at the fall in long-distance rates since the 1984 breakup of Ma Bell but warns customers to check for hidden fees. Choices:  1. Long distance rates have fallen since 1984. 2. No one needs to use the phone anymore, only the internet. 3. Long distance rates have fallen since 1984, but fees have sky rocketed.
Output: 1
Statement: we have the technology when we have the people and we go do it and i think we're going to i think we're going to be a president in a a presence in the Mideast from now on Choices:  1. We possess the technology when we have the individuals. 2. We don't have the technology at the moment. 3. We have the adequate amount of weapons technology.
Output: 1
Statement: Today, a small fleet of sponge fishermen still sets sail every summer, although the crop remains in decline. Choices:  1. A large fleet of sponge fishermen set sail every year. 2. Sponge production is declining. 3. With the declining crop, fewer fishermen set sail every year.
Output: 2
Statement: i have every book the woman's ever wrote Choices:  1. I have every book the woman's ever wrote, including her latest crime novel. 2. I don't know about that author. 3. I have every book she has ever wrote.
Output: 3
Statement: Many of these items are so called marriage mail pieces which contain several individual advertisements combined into a single piece. Choices:  1. Many of these items contain several individual advertisements. 2. Several individual advertisements are separated into different mail pieces. 3. The advertisements are very effective at acquiring customers.
Output: 1
Statement: Table 3 Cost of Delivery Frequency Choices:  1. The table was made in Excel. 2. The chart is blank. 3. The table shows the costs.
Output: 3
Statement: Reporting Entities of the Federal Government Choices:  1. Reporting Entities of the Private Sector 2. Federal Government Reporting Department 3. Reporting Entities of the Federal Government under President Obama
Output: 2
Statement: In case of a refusal, Lady Tadminster might open it the first day, and Mrs. Crosbie the second.  Choices:  1. If it is not accepted, Lady Tadminster might open it.   2. If it is not accepted, then no one here will open it.   3. If it is accepted, no one will open it.  
Output: 1
Statement: More recent machines saved from destruction include the Linotype printers used to produce newspapers until the advent of digital presses. Choices:  1. Linotype printers were used before digital presses were invented. 2. They were damaged somewhat but not destroyed. 3. No one could save any Linotype printers
Output: 1
Statement: Commanding a rocky promontory in West End with views of spectacular sunsets, this collection of thatch-roofed villas has a tranquil setting. Choices:  1. The thatched roofed villas sometimes leak rainwater. 2. The thatch-roofed villas in the West End sit in a tranquil setting. 3. The thatch-roofed villas are haunted and built around a scary setting.
Output: 2
Statement: you know that's a problem with with getting getting that much wet Choices:  1. That is the problem being dry. 2. That is the problem with getting that much hair wet during a swim. 3. That is the problem with getting that much wet.
Output: 3
Statement: She was a mother and thirty-three years old, and it seemed to her that everyone, especially someone the baker's age--a man old enough to be her father--must have children who'd gone through this special time of cakes and birthday parties. Choices:  1. The thirty-three year old woman had no children. 2. She had three children, the oldest of which was ten. 3. The woman was a thirty-three year old mother.
Output: 3
Statement: Large numbers of volumes were evacuated from here before the fall of Constantinople, comprising the best in early Christian decorated manuscripts and books of the Bible. Choices:  1. They were unable to move anything before Constantinople fell. 2. Christian manuscripts and books of the Bible were moved before Constantinople fell. 3. Despite the preservation efforts, almost half of the documents were lost.
Output: 2
Statement: During the tactical facility acquisition phase, in-house facility engineering staff should be capable of providing the overall process leadership, ensuring that all activities proceed in the best interest of the owner. Choices:  1. There are some engineering staff who are in-house. 2. The in-house engineering staff receive very low pay. 3. In-house staff do not need to provide leadership during the tactical facility acquisition phase.
Output: 1
Statement: I don't think an etiquette has yet been formulated for this problem, so here are two jerry-built  1) Ignore things you wish to ignore, or 2) fluff off troublesome e's with a brief reply. Choices:  1. There is no etiquette yet for it because it isn't very common.  2. This problem doesn't yet have an etiquette for it, but you can ignore things you wish to ignore.  3. There is some long-established etiquette for this problem. 
Output: 2
Statement: I know a place you can go. Choices:  1. You should go to China. 2. I don't know where you should go. 3. I know a spot you can travel.
Output: 3
Statement: They fortified the more strategic islands, but Jamaica was deemed less important than Cuba or Puerto Rico and, consequently, was poorly protected. Choices:  1. Cuba and Puerto Rico were protected less than Jamaica was. 2. Jamaica wasn't protected as well as Cuba was. 3. Puerto Rico was the most heavily fortified island.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i had a guy from Rhode Island that we talked about fishing so and uh oh i had some i've had people in Massachusetts and Vermont they work at TI up there do you work at TI Choices:  1. I've never had any people from TI before, it would be nice to talk to someone who works at TI. 2. I talked about fishing with a lot of these guys, they all really like fishing. 3. I've had some people who work at TI in Massachusetts and Vermont, and I also had a guy from Rhode Island.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah oh okay well you ready to wind up hey nice talking to you my friend yeah good night bye-bye Choices:  1. This call was great, but I need to leave. 2. It was nice talking to you and I need to wind up the phone. 3. This call was horrible, but I will stay on the line.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek nabs Robert Rubin for an unenlightening interview, Time runs a trader's diary from the Monday crashlet. Choices:  1. Newsweek had an hour long interview with Robert Rubin. 2. Time went out of business two years ago. 3. Newsweek had an unenlightened interview with Robert Rubin.
Output: 3
Statement: Although Stanley Tucci turns in a good performance as the godfather of gossip, Walter Winchell, critics pan everything else in the made-for-TV film. Choices:  1. Stanley Tuccy has made a good performance in the film, but this hasn't been noticed by critics because of the co-actress. 2. Stanley Tuccy has made a good performance in the film, and this has been highly appreciated by critics. 3. Stanley Tuccy has made a good performance in the film, but this hasn't been noticed by critics.
Output: 3
Statement: Just through the Gate is a Tourist Information Office, and beside it are two 16th-century Ottoman tombs behind an iron fence. Choices:  1. Right through the gate are two Ottoman tombs. 2. In front of the gate are two Ottoman tombs. 3. The Ottoman tombs have decorative patterns chiseled on the gravestones.
Output: 1
Statement: that was a big savings well that's great well have you been in it long Choices:  1. That is a large amount of savings. 2. That is a deep blow to your wallet. 3. I wished I could save that much.
Output: 1
Statement: Largely because they have heard so many alarming tales about HMOs. Choices:  1. There is nothing but good words about HMOs.  2. There were so many scary rumors about HMOs.  3. HMOs are really bad and it's alarming. 
Output: 2
Statement: but you sound just like um the the children that i worked with up there the same type of voice Choices:  1. Your voice is not child-like at all. 2. You sound so much like the children I worked with that I thought you were one of them. 3. You have the same type of voice as the children I worked with up there.
Output: 3
Statement: All I can do is promise you they didn't.' Choices:  1. I promise you, nobody entered your bedroom.  2. I can only assure you that they did not.  3. I can only tell you that they did it. 
Output: 2
Statement: The next year, Italy invaded Albania and, after France's collapse in June 1940, plunged with Germany into World War II. Choices:  1. Italy joined Germany in World War II. 2. The Albanians offered only light resistance. 3. France expelled invaders throughout World War II.
Output: 1
Statement: Toward the end of his life Sinatra also found himself in a charitable mood over an old rival, Marlon Brando. Choices:  1. He had a lot of money to give. 2. He died without a penny to give to anyone. 3. He was very giving towards his last days.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah uh but uh yeah but i think uh you know i think so far as uh as the location Richardson Plano are probably comparable the the school districts are you know are about the same uh you know quality wise Choices:  1. The school districts are really low quality wise. 2. The location of the school districts is close. 3. Richardson Plano is about the same quality wise. 
Output: 3
Statement: As we have reported, IRS recently initiated appropriate first steps to address these weaknesses via its initial modernization expenditure plan that represents the first step in a longterm, incremental modernization program. Choices:  1. The weakness was never reported because we failed to do so. 2. The IRS is in charge of the tax services in the country, 3. We have reported something on the IRS.
Output: 3
Statement: He had made the stance his own now, not the strict stance of the duelmasters of the north but his own relaxed stance prepared for any attack that might come his way. Choices:  1. He wanted to stand out from the crowd. 2. He stood in his own way to be ready for any attacks. 3. He always followed what the others did, especially those from the north.
Output: 2
Statement: I could not bring myself to root for Jeff Maggert, as his name bothers me, sounding too much like a taunt--Maggert! Choices:  1. I love Jeff Maggert and will root for him. 2. Jeff Maggert has an annoying name. 3. I like Jeff Maggert a lot but won't root for him because his name is gross.
Output: 2
Statement: Vancouver had left scores of cattle and sheep on the islands to supply passing ships. Choices:  1. Vancouver had a lot of cows that provided them with food. 2. Vancouver had no animals on it. 3. Vancouver had a lot of cows.
Output: 3
Statement: The room was as she had left it. Choices:  1. There were no changes to the room while she was gone. 2. There were so many changes that she did not recognize the room when she returned. 3. The room was the same as when she left, which surprised her.
Output: 1
Statement: Okay, Red said, "I guess they'll eat it. Choices:  1. Red conceded they would accept the food. 2. The food would be taken and delivered by Red. 3. We all knew they would turn up their noses at it.
Output: 1
Statement: However, no matter how strong a training program is, if there are no incentives for practitioners to use the training or the legal restrictions are insurmountable or the health care system is in total chaos and you cannot find who is in charge of the department because somebody has bought out the hospital, you will have difficulty implementing an intervention. Choices:  1. A strong training system will begin next month regardless. 2. The implementation of the new training program has been postponed until further notice. 3. No matter how great the training system is if you are not able to overcome the obstacles, the implementation will be difficult.
Output: 3
Statement: Ultimately, successful organizations understand that they must often change their culture to successfully transform themselves, and that such a change starts with top leadership. Choices:  1. Organizations that are successful usually have good, useful and excellent leaders. 2. Change that is successful often starts from the top up and requires good guidance to ensure a smooth transition. 3. Organizations that are successful usually contain cheats that "cook" the books to ensure a rapid influx of greedy shareholders.
Output: 2
Statement: Congress took These steps in response to management problems so common among federal agencies that they demanded governmentwide solutions. Choices:  1. Congress took steps to respond to management problems to make managers more receptive to change. 2. Congress ignored the management problems. 3. Congress took steps to respond to management problems.
Output: 3
Statement: what what are you saying oh uh my husband says i might buy it but i i don't really usually consider that an option Choices:  1. I'm often very concerned and worried about which one of us bought what when. 2. It's inconvenient to have to manage which one of us bought what.  3. The idea of purchasing this was not something I often considered. 
Output: 3
Statement: They were not particularly hindered. Choices:  1. They were free. 2. They were able to move about as they wished. 3. They were confined.
Output: 1
Statement: In the late 1990s the church underwent a massive renovation and now acts as the permanent center and offices for the Edinburgh International Festival. Choices:  1. The church was renovated. 2. The church was never repaired. 3. It took eight years to renovate the church.
Output: 1
Statement: Brodkey expresses enormous ambivalence about his own later-life adventures in homosexuality, referring, at one unsavory moment, to his illness as the wages of sin. Choices:  1. Brodkey is guilty for being a homosexual male. 2. Brodkey is a homosexual male who has committed sin. 3. Brodkey is a heterosexual male who opposes all sin.
Output: 2
Statement: The first reporting standard for performance audits  Choices:  1. The first reporting standard for performance audits was a failure. 2. The final reporting standard for performance audits ever. 3. The initial standard for reporting performance audits.
Output: 3
Statement: (No, Michael Jordan as a great role model.) Choices:  1. Michael Jordan, a terrible role model. 2. Michael Jordan, a great role model. 3. Michael Jordan, a great role model because of his work ethic.
Output: 2
Statement: and they had all kinds of uh things they could go into agricultural and you know really you know good stuff but uh unless there was a flood or a fire or something like that Red Cross Choices:  1. They could go into the agricultural field or Red Cross for a job in their future.  2. They were looking at many long years and possibly decades of unemployment in the current economy.  3. They were torn between an agricultural life and a travelling lifestyle with the Red Cross where they could help flood and fire victims and do a lot of good. 
Output: 1
Statement: If loans to ski resorts, fast-food chains, and the Bolivian government paid a slightly higher return than loans to a local small business or housing complex, then they had to be the more deserving use of capital. Choices:  1. Loans to ski resorts have a 25% higher return that small businesses. 2. Loans to ski resorts have a lower return that small businesses. 3. Loans to ski resorts have a higher return that small businesses.
Output: 3
Statement: As agencies create information systems to provide them with cost and performance data, they discover that having the facts gives them a basis for focusing their efforts and improving their performance. Choices:  1. Information systems are created by agencies to provide them with data. 2. Many data points are only ever examined in aggregate. 3. Agencies have never figured out how to get performance data using information systems.
Output: 1
Statement: Although public attention focuses on the trust fund insolvency dates, the effect of financing Social Security and Medicare will be felt sooner as the baby boom generation begins to retire. Choices:  1. Although public attention focuses on the farming land insolvency dates, they should really be worried about tax refunds. 2. Social Security and Medicare will be insolvent by 2020. 3. We'll see the struggle in financing Medicare as soon as the baby boomers begin to come of age.
Output: 3
Statement: Impeachment, once taboo, now seems like a legitimate weapon, a way to settle the score. Choices:  1. Impeachment seems like a good way to get back at them. 2. Impeachment is never a good idea. 3. Impeachment can be a good way to make things even, depending when it's done.
Output: 1