niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: 'That,' I interrupted quickly, 'is all very well and good, but I don't think you should go around equating White's opinions to my own.' Choices:  1. I didn't want them to take White's opinions as my opinions. 2. They had started to think of White as their leader. 3. I told them that I agreed completely with White on all matters.
Output: 1
Statement: They think, Before the war, and remember things in black-and-white. Choices:  1. They are not able to remember things in color.  2. They remember things in only black and white, no gray.  3. They all have very colorful and bright memories. 
Output: 1
Statement: I just wanted to tell you- no hard feelings.' Choices:  1. There are tons of hard feelings. 2. I want you to know that there's no hard feelings.  3. I want you to know that I'm not mad that you lied to me.
Output: 2
Statement: the ATM machines Choices:  1. N/a 2. N/a 3. N/a
Output: 1
Statement: you know it's it's a matter of i i don't think you know i hate to get government involved with anything because it always costs more money but um you know it's a matter of they're going to have to pass stricter laws or start making Choices:  1. I don't want the government to be involved in everything but with the environment, it's a must.  2. Honestly, I think the government should regulate everything and thankfully our laws our strict enough.  3. I'm not sure you know that I dislike government involvement in our lives.
Output: 3
Statement: okay we do a few things and i have to say we're my husband and i are both from financial backgrounds i i'm an accountant Choices:  1. We both have a financial background, so that helps.  2. We both are familiar with finances.  3. Our backgrounds don't make a difference in our budget. 
Output: 1
Statement: pretty much off and on since seventy four so really quite a while and i've watched the weather shift you know i can remember being here back in the seventies in college and the spring dust storms were Choices:  1. I can remember when we had dust storms in spring, though I have watched the weather change and shift recently. 2. I believe that the weather has been relatively consistent throughout the pas few years. 3. The weather has been off and on due to global warming of the last few years.
Output: 1
Statement: The project attempts to identify the number of people served by the following types of work, and obtain descriptions of programs' efforts and of successes. Choices:  1. The project tries to identify how many cases were resolved. 2. The project tries to identify how many people were served by LSC. 3. The project tries to identify how many people were served.
Output: 3
Statement: But the university keeps the spirit of the town young and cosmopolitan. Choices:  1. The spirit of the town is young and cosmopolitan thanks in part to the university. 2. The spirit of the town is old and run-down due to the university. 3. The university also keeps the spirit of the town lavish and regal.
Output: 1
Statement: But many have--if a passenger with the problem calls in advance, there will be no peanuts on that flight. Choices:  1. If requested in advance by a passenger, the flight will not serve peanuts. 2. Peanuts are always served on air planes. 3. Most airlines will accommodate passengers with allergies by not serving peanuts.
Output: 1
Statement: Git some more good-lookin' an' actin' wild ones an' you're in business runnin' your Spur R brand. Choices:  1. Get ugly looking ones and people will love you. 2. Get good looking wild things and you'll be in business. 3. The good looking ones always generate more profit.
Output: 2
Statement: At weekends and holidays it is packed and is the place to be seen. Choices:  1. It's all but deserted on the weekends, making it the perfect place to enjoy some peace and quiet. 2. Since the place is so trendy, it's expensive to get in. 3. Many people go there on weekends and holidays.
Output: 3
Statement: According to Department of Transportation officials, the certification and statement were not separately provided to the SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy. Choices:  1. The statement and certification were provided together. 2. The SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy did not accept the statement. 3. The statement and certification were provided separately.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah but isn't isn't the uh the insurance also for for uh Blue Cross so they're not only saying preventable not preventable death they're also saying um that you'll have uh less likelihood of being sick if you don't smoke Choices:  1. The insurance is also for Red Cross and they're saying you will get more sick if you don't smoke. 2. The health industries opinion on smoking had changed with the emergence of nicotine vaporizers. 3. The insurance is for Blue Cross and they're mentioning that you won't be sick as often if you are a non smoker.
Output: 3
Statement: Just how stupid could one be? Choices:  1. How stupid can a person be? 2. A person can be very stupid. 3. A person is never stupid.
Output: 1
Statement: * Additionally, U.S. urea manufacturers and distributors routinely trade within a 130,000,000 tons worldwide annual production capacity. Choices:  1. THe U.S urea manufacturers and distributors hold the majority of the market. 2. The U.S urea manufacturers trade over 130,000,000 tons of worldwide annual production capacity.  3. There is a deviation of less than 130,000,000 of US trade to worldwide annual production capacity. 
Output: 3
Statement: He worries things out slowly, and once he's got hold of anything he doesn't let go. Choices:  1. This is why his teachers were always reluctant to fill his head with ideas. 2. Once he makes his mind up, he's not one to let go. 3. He's easily influenced and he's quick to change ideas as a result.
Output: 2
Statement: He may have even given away the United States' attack plan for a war with the U.S.S.R. Choices:  1. He was a double-crossing, revealing secrets to both the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. 2. He may have betrayed the United States in favour of the U.S.S.R. 3. He will never give away our secrets.
Output: 2
Statement: Against the weight of all our knowledge, do you think you could become our master that easily?  Hanson had his own doubts. Choices:  1. Given the weight of all our knowledge, can you be our leader? 2. Do you think you have what it takes to be our master? 3. Given that we know so little, couldn't you become our master?
Output: 1
Statement: It is dedicated to the Lord of the Three Worlds, Tribhuvanesvara, who gave the town of Bhubaneshwar its modern day name. Choices:  1. Bhubaneshwar gets its name from Tribhuvanesvara, the Lord of the Three Worlds. 2. It is dedicated to the goddess Kali. 3. Bhubaneshwar has been known by its modern name for approximately a century. 
Output: 1
Statement: Liberation said in an editorial that the only people who would rejoice over this are those struggling with arms and terrorism to transform Algeria into an Islamic state. Choices:  1. Liberation wrote an editorial. 2. Liberation spoke on CNN. 3. Liberation wrote an editorial for the New York Times.
Output: 1
Statement: 'It is an honour to meet you sir! A real honour! Should I-' Harland looked to Natalia. Choices:  1. Natalia stared at Harland without speaking. 2. Harland was amused with Natalia. 3. Natalia told Harland she was honored to meet him.
Output: 3
Statement: hi Fernando i'm Bill Choices:  1. we've never met before 2. My name is Bill, and you must be Fernando 3. hi Bill i'm Fernando
Output: 2
Statement: One of them is my oldest friend, who is now going to college several states away. Choices:  1. My oldest friend is going to college far away. 2. My oldest friend is going to college near me. 3. My oldest friend is going to college far away, I'm so sad about it.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition, with knowledge of existing components, it can focus attention on maturing the new content, the higher risk element of the new product. Choices:  1. New content can be more easily developed once knowledge of existing components is established. 2. Developing new product is always a high risk venture. 3. Having an understanding of existing components detracts from focus that should be spent on developing new product.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah uh um i've watched Murder She Wrote a couple of times but um i like mysteries and i do like Columbo but there what is opposite Murder She Wrote there's something else that i watch i think it's that family home video show Choices:  1. Watching mystery tv shows makes me anxious, 2. I like mystery genre, but i also like comedy shows such as family home video show. 3. I avoid watching tv shows of any kind.
Output: 2
Statement: The area gets crowded in summer, partly due to interest in the nesting golden eagles, which have been returned to the area because of the efforts of environmentalists. Choices:  1. The area is deserted during the summer due to the nesting golden eagles. 2. The golden eagles have produced a lot of offspring in this area. 3. Due to the efforts of environmentalists the golden eagles have returned to nest.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Forgive me for having a healthy ego,' I snapped. Choices:  1. My ego was weak and could not handle the pressure. 2. I was confident in myself and my ego showed it. 3. I was unconcerned of the task in front of me, and my ego agreed.
Output: 2
Statement: It seems a short step from saying that men and women are biologically different to saying that women are inferior. Choices:  1. Most of the people who say women are inferior try to use biology to prove their point. 2. It takes a big leap of logic to conclude that women must be inferior because of biological differences. 3. It's not a huge leap to conclude that women are inferior if you say that men and women are biologically different.
Output: 3
Statement: but it should be a standard and and not left up to either the whim or the current overhead rate that's uh that's running in each department Choices:  1. Things should be standardized rather than left up to each department. 2. Department policies are standardized throughout the state. 3. The current system without standardization is absolutely unfair.
Output: 1
Statement: so we don't have where we are right now there are very few trees this was this was this was pasture land but down the down the hill here a little ways there are parks that are look like jungles you know they're really Choices:  1. The trees here are sparse, but over there, they are almost overgrown.  2. There's not many trees anywhere around here.  3. There aren't many trees by us, but if you go down the hill a ways, it looks like a jungle. 
Output: 3
Statement: So how much did it sell for? Choices:  1. It was sold for $500. 2. It was given away for free.  3. The item was sold.
Output: 3
Statement: I thought of the white-haired old lady in the big house, and that vivid wicked little face that had just smiled into ours, and a vague chill of foreboding crept over me.  Choices:  1. I thought of the old lady in the little shack. 2. I thought of the old lady in the house. 3. I thought of the old lady in the house who had evil plans.
Output: 2
Statement: French-speaking theater lovers can enjoy the classics by Moliare, Racine, or Corneille at the Comedie Franaaise (rue de Richelieu) or avant-garde productions at the Bouffes du Nord (Porte de la Chapelle) and Cartoucherie (Bois de Vincennes). Choices:  1. The classics are always performed in English at the Comedie Franaaise. 2. The Comedie Franaaise also features plays by Tartuffe. 3. Moliere and Racine have written many French comedies.
Output: 3
Statement: However, Wecht points out, there have been cases of two and three unexplained infant deaths in a family in which homicide was ruled highly unlikely. Choices:  1. Some infants died in unexplained ways that were certainly not murder. 2. Some infants died from murder. 3. Some infants died in unexplained ways.
Output: 3
Statement: You can see the base of the medieval towers in an excavated area of the Cour. Choices:  1. The Cour was a military installation built in Paris. 2. There is no longer a trace of the medieval towers where the excavation took place. 3. In an excavated area of the Cour you can see the base of the towers.
Output: 3
Statement: The picturesque, more rugged coast east of Genoa is known as the Riviera di Levante (Riviera of the Rising Sun), while the coast west to the French border at Ventimiglia is the Riviera di Ponente (Riviera of the Setting Sun), better known for the sandy beaches of its family resorts. Choices:  1. The Riviera di Ponente does not have family resorts. 2. The Riviera of the Setting Sun has more visitors than the Riviera of the Rising Sun. 3. The Riviera of the Rising Sun is located east of Genoa.
Output: 3
Statement: Thanks to a declining birth rate and negligible immigration, it faces a steady decline in its working-age population for at least the next several decades while retirees increase. Choices:  1. Soon the workforce will not match the demand for workers. 2. There will always be enough workers to meet demand for workers. 3. If immigration increases again then we will have enough workers to meet demands for workers.
Output: 1
Statement: We will be known, if we're not already, as an outstanding law firm. Choices:  1. Law firms rely heavily on reputation to win clients. 2. We will be known for our customer service. 3. We will gain a reputation as an outstanding law firm.
Output: 3
Statement: One thing I'd done already as a precaution ripped open the oilskin packet and substituted blank paper, and then sewn it up again. Choices:  1. I put several stiches in the oilskin packet, after substituting the paper. 2. I had not opened the oilskin packet at all. 3. I had changed the paper in the oilskin packet.
Output: 3
Statement: You have to be joking, said Adrin. Choices:  1. Adrin asked if he was hungry. 2. Adrin asked if he was playing a cruel joke. 3. Adrin asked if he was kidding.
Output: 3
Statement: you know i and i believe that and this is one of them because these little girls will never be the same Choices:  1. Those girls will never be the same after someone did that to them. 2. Those girls will never be the same. 3. Those girls will be fine.
Output: 2
Statement: 'Well, since this is now a job for Post-Publicity, Natalia, it's going to be up to you to make sure this kind of mistake doesn't happen again.' Choices:  1. Natalia, you have to make sure this mess-up with the taxes isn't repeated. 2. Natalia, you have to make sure this mess-up isn't repeated. 3. Natalia, you have to make sure this mess-up gets repeated.
Output: 2
Statement: As long as we're talking about corruption and exploitation, we should not forget that the wickedest gambling sharpies don't live in Las Vegas but in the state capitals, where the lotteries are headquartered. Choices:  1. The headquarters was in Las Vegas because it was more economical to put it there than Los Angeles. 2. The lotteries are headquartered in Las Vegas. 3. The headquarters was in New York, New York.
Output: 2
Statement: Thus, for example, if the volume in the first quintile were to double, total cost would increase by 29 percent. Choices:  1. If the first quintile's volume were to double, cost would only go up by 5 percent.  2. Similarly, if the volume of the third quintile was cut in half, the cost would decrease by 25 percent.  3. As an example, if the first quintile's volume doubled then the cost would go up more than 25 percent. 
Output: 3
Statement: FDA stated that it could not quantify the costs of all the benefits associated with this rule, such as the value of human lives saved or the medical costs that would be avoided by preventing an outbreak of BSE. Choices:  1. The medical costs might have been far more than the regulation costs. 2. The FDA could not quantify the human lives saved. 3. The FDA can easily mention the costs of the benefits.
Output: 2
Statement: The question was, had it been taken from him, or had he himself passed it on into another's keeping?  Choices:  1. He might be lying and just handed it over to someone else. 2. He was certainly robbed. 3. Was it taken from him, or did he just give it away to somebody else?
Output: 3
Statement: because i know Choices:  1. I don't know. 2. I know that. 3. I am certain of that.
Output: 2
Statement: i've heard that it's really against the well i mean that it's coming out with the idea that the Bible's not true Choices:  1. It seems they're saying that the Bible is not true. 2. They said that we should follow whatever is written on the Bible. 3. I've heard that they're pushing the idea that the Bible is fiction and I don't like it.
Output: 1
Statement: Working with grantees in each state to develop systems and procedures to ensure that legal services program staff receive appropriate training and that the work in each state is performed in a coordinated manner. Choices:  1. Legal services program staff are never sent to receive training. 2. Legal services program staff receive some level of training. 3. Legal services program staff learn agile project management skills in training.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, economic studies have shown a relationship between observed ozone levels and crop yields (Garcia, et al. Choices:  1. The studied in question shows that there is no underlying connection between observed ozone levels and crop yields. 2. Economic studies have shown a relationship between observed ozone levels and crop yields. 3. Other studies, than economic have noticed the correlation between crop yields and ozone levels.
Output: 2
Statement: okay well um we lived i grew up in San Antonio and i was used to the heat and i was used to what couldn't grow Choices:  1. I grew up in San Antonio and im use to the heat. 2. It is really hot this time of year in San Antonio and the plants tend to not do well in the heat. 3. San Antonio is really cold this time of year.
Output: 1
Statement: A large number of companies run bus tours from Paris. Choices:  1. Only one company runs bus tours out of Paris. 2. numerous companies run bus tours from Paris. 3. There are many options when it comes to which bus tour to take in Paris.
Output: 2
Statement: He and his wife, Connie Koch, own the Jose Bravo Coffee Co., which buys and markets part of the 40,000 pounds of environmentally friendly coffee the farm produces each year. Choices:  1. The Jose Bravo Coffee Co. is owned by a large conglomerate. 2. The Jose Bravo Coffee Co. distributes environmentally friendly coffee. 3. The farm produces environmentally friendly coffee and cotton.
Output: 2
Statement: Can you give us any reason why we should not put you to death? asked the German. Choices:  1. The German was asking why he should spare them. 2. The German would let them go if they gave good enough reasoning. 3. The German didn't care about reasons, killing them outright.
Output: 1
Statement: She looked very tired and ill, I thought.  Choices:  1. She looked totally fine and healthy. 2. I think she looked very sickly and tired. 3. After the long trip she looked exhausted and ill.
Output: 2
Statement: You will go back to them. Choices:  1. You wont go back to them. 2. You'll find your way back to them. 3. You will go back to them for your sword.
Output: 2
Statement: They say that if you can understand their dancing, you'll have begun to understand the Creole soul. Choices:  1. It is known that you will get to know them if you watch them dance. 2. It's impossible to understand the Creole soul. 3. It is known that you will understand their language by listening them sing.
Output: 1
Statement: For example, in one EPA rule and four DOL rules, any electronic comments that were submitted had to be accompanied by paper comments as well. Choices:  1. The submission of paper comments as well is an archaic policy.  2. Paper comments had to accompany any submitted electronic comments. 3. Electronic comments are sufficient and do not require paper accompaniments. 
Output: 2
Statement: you i mean pretty much a lot of people would know about it you know and and know some of the different things about it but um they they might weed you out some other way you know if you if you don't believe like if this was a capital crime and and you don't believe in if you don't believe in death penalty you're not going to be picked at all so but Choices:  1. If you do not believe in the death penalty, you will be accepted.   2. They will absolutely accept you if you believe in the death penalty.   3. They might not accept you if you do not believe in the death penalty.  
Output: 3
Statement: How can you be sure your programs are safe? Choices:  1. Are you sure of the safety of your programs? 2. Show me the proof that you have that your programs are safe. 3. I understand that you are uncertain of the safety of your programs.
Output: 1
Statement: Treading delicately around the Paula Jones case, the commentariat giggled like schoolchildren over a recent poll proclaiming that public television watchers have more sex than most. Choices:  1. People who watch public television allegedly have less sex than those who don't. 2. People who watch public television allegedly have 25% more sex than those who don't. 3. People who watch public television allegedly have more sex than those who don't.
Output: 3
Statement: Looking down, Jon saw Susan. Choices:  1. Jon saw that Susan was naked. 2. Jon could not see Susan.  3. Jon was in position to be able to see Susan 
Output: 3
Statement: Leave it and hope they remember to retrieve it, or remove the contents and place them on top of the machine or a table? Choices:  1. There is a chance that they might forget to retrieve it. 2. They forgot to retrieve it the last time we left it. 3. The contents cannot be removed, so we will just have to leave it.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon looked at the Kal. Choices:  1. It was the Kal that Jon was looking at.  2. Jon was waiting for the Kal to answer his question. 3. Jon was looking up at the sky. 
Output: 1
Statement:  Sí , this one has the pride, the appearance. Choices:  1. This one has a hungry look about it.  2. This one looks appropriately proud. 3. Yes, this one has a look of pride.
Output: 3
Statement: They're a timid, backwards lot, but their obsession with the past makes them perfect.' Choices:  1. They are obsessed with the future. 2. They are obsessed with the past. 3. They are obsessed with what happened in 1955.
Output: 2
Statement: and the styrofoam also into insulation and things like that and i think that would be great if they could get something organized along those lines Choices:  1. If we could make a cooler of styrofoam I would like that. 2. I don't want to use styrofoam at all. 3. If we could get something going with styrofoam that would be good.
Output: 3
Statement: Karenga, Kwanzaa's creator, has also written two books on the celebration,  Origin, Concepts, Practice and The African American Celebration of  A Celebration of Family, Community and Culture . And Anna Day Wilde describes how the holiday gained popularity in Mainstreaming Kwanzaa, in Public Interest , No. Choices:  1. Karenga created the holiday of Kwanzaa.  2. Kwanzaa was creates by a Chinese woman.  3. Kwanzaa is a lovely and fun tradition. 
Output: 1
Statement: hum yeah that's interesting no ours you know wouldn't they were just regular plaster walls Choices:  1. That is interesting because you wouldn't know they were walls in our house. 2. That is interesting because ours are just regular plaster walls. 3. That is interesting because you wouldn't know they were very different stone walls. 
Output: 2
Statement: i'm looking forward to it in about a just just over a year myself Choices:  1. In just over a year for me. 2. It is nearly three years away for me. 3. I have been waiting for it for a long time.
Output: 1
Statement: Personally, I think the Bush camp is acting like brats that didn't get everything they wanted at Christmas. Choices:  1. My views on how to act professionally differ from Bush camp's which causes me to see them as childish. 2. I don't see an issue in how the Bush camp is acting.  3. I believe that the Bush camp is acting outrageous and unprofessional.
Output: 3
Statement: Impossible! Choices:  1. That cannot be done! 2. Very practical! 3. Unimaginable!
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think i would too i think i would too Choices:  1. I think I would too.  2. I don't think I would.  3. I agree. 
Output: 1
Statement: the uh academic requirements uh-huh Choices:  1. There are preconditions that have to be fulfilled in terms of scholastic achievement. 2. The conditions for admission are pretty strict in terms of scholarship. 3. No scholarly conditions need to be met.
Output: 1
Statement: Meanwhile, Olivia fits right into the role of the beautiful-blonde-who-isn't-really-a-bimbo. Choices:  1. Olivia is not just a dumb blonde. 2. Olivia thinks others believe she is a bimbo. 3. Her jet black hair makes people think Olivia is a dumb blonde.
Output: 1
Statement: South of the imposing Place de la Bourse, the old Quartier Saint-Pierre around the church of the same name is a masterpiece of urban renewal. Choices:  1. Goverment refuses to renew the old Quartier Saint-Pierre. 2. Quartier Saint-Pierre was built before the church of the same name. 3. Quartier Saint-Pierre represents a renewal miracle.
Output: 3
Statement: Named after the 13th-century college established by Robert deaSorbon for poor theological students, the university was later taken in hand by Cardinal Richelieu, who financed its reconstruction (1624-1642). Choices:  1. The original aim of the college was to educate poor theological students. 2. Cardinal Richelieu held no interest in improving or financing universities. 3. Cardinal Richelieu took the university in hand because he needed to make a political move against the other papal candidates.
Output: 1
Statement: Each category of services was analyzed separately. Choices:  1. Each category was analyzed apart. 2. Only one category was analyzed. 3. Each category had to be analyzed seperately for fairness.
Output: 1
Statement: because i mean i play the flute and not many things you can play that'll you know people will sit there and sing along to and you can't sing along either so but um i like a lot uh i like classical music just because of the when when i i don't play i like jazz music but Choices:  1. I play the flute but I don't like to play jazz on it, just classical 2. I like to play jazz on my flute. 3. I play the flute but I don't like to play jazz on it, just classical which seems to be everyones' favorite anyway.
Output: 1
Statement: We really want to reach that $1 million mark, Riggs said. Choices:  1. Riggs stated that the $1 million goal was something they were aiming for. 2. Riggs said they wanted the $10 million mark really badly. 3. They want $1 million because that would mark a milestone.
Output: 1
Statement: The Committee's Final Report, adopted by unanimous consent, was filed with the FCC in August 1995. Choices:  1. August 1995 is when the Committee's Final Report was filed with the FCC. 2. September 1995 is when the Committee's Final Report was filed with the FCC. 3. There had been doubt leading up to the date that the Final Report would be filed before September 1995.
Output: 1
Statement: It is difficult to be amusing in praise of something. Choices:  1. It is easy to be amusing at all times for Spock. 2. It is hard to be amusing in praise of a thing. 3. It is hard to make people laugh when you are praising Jesus.
Output: 2
Statement: Sherry. Drew automatically answered without thought. Choices:  1. Drew loved to drink sherry more than any other drink. 2. Drew automatically answered "sherry," without thinking. 3. Drew answered, "warm milk," without thinking. 
Output: 2
Statement: This Democratic rebuttal shatters the jury frame and diverts scrutiny from the defendant to the prosecution. Choices:  1. The Democratic rebuttal caused people to focus more on the prosecution than the defendant. 2. The Democrats' rebuttal drew criticism of the defendant. 3. The Democrats believe that shifting public attention will cause the case to end in their favor.
Output: 1
Statement: In good times this brought trade, ideas, and prosperity; in bad times invasion, oppression, and disease. Choices:  1. Invasions happened approximately twice per decade. 2. They were able to enjoy good times, and never faced oppression and disease. 3. There were both good times and bad times.
Output: 3
Statement: The 1972 ABM Treaty permits the United States and Russia to deploy 100 interceptors to defend either a missile field or the national capital. Choices:  1. The 1971 ABM treaty regulates how many violins each country may have at a time. 2. Interceptors are missiles that lock on to other missiles and blow them up. 3. The fear of ballistic missiles hitting Washington DC was great in 1972.
Output: 3
Statement: However, it features improved exposure estimates, a slightly broader study population (adults aged 25 and older), and a follow-up period nearly twice as long as that of Pope, et al. Choices:  1. It has improved exposure estimate and a 35% bigger study population compared to Pope's study. 2. It has improved exposure estimate and a much smaller study population compared to Pope's study. 3. It has improved exposure estimate and a bigger study population compared to Pope's study.
Output: 3
Statement: It's a good time frequently leads to free food for two." Tuppence nodded assent. Choices:  1. Tuppence was all in for the chance of a good time and free crab cakes for two. 2. Tuppence was up for the chance of a good time and free food for two. 3. Tuppence wanted nothing to do with free food or a good time, he is a hermit.
Output: 2
Statement: Ha! And happy as a lark, I see!' Choices:  1. I see you're quite happy! 2. I see you're feeling pretty miserable today. 3. I see you're quite happy about the weather today!
Output: 1
Statement: Gauve paused for a moment. Choices:  1. Gauve paused to listen for footsteps. 2. Gauve kept going. 3. For a moment, Gauve paused.
Output: 3
Statement: well do you do you drink soda and such in aluminum cans Choices:  1. Do you drink bottled water? 2. Do you drink canned soft drinks? 3. Do you prefer canned soda or bottled ones?
Output: 2
Statement: uh i don't like that i don't i think there should be individuality in dressing Choices:  1. There should be dress codes. 2. Identity should be expressed through clothes. 3. I don't think that it's appropriate to express individualism in your dress.
Output: 3
Statement: You shift the responsibility to the branch of government that citizens can't do anything about. Choices:  1. The citizens can't do anything about that particular branch of government. 2. The responsibility will be shifted to keep the people out of it. 3. The citizens have the most impact on that branch of government.
Output: 1
Statement: HCFA, among other calculations, had to perform a special data collection from its fiscal intermediaries to obtain cost report data and generate an unduplicated census count from the National Claims History Standard Analytical File. Choices:  1. HCFA needed to get a cost report so they could show it to their suppliers. 2. HCFA had no use for a cost report or a census count. 3. HCFA had to get a cost report and and a census count.
Output: 3
Statement: Imagine having to go to parties with your local bank manager so that you could get a mortgage. Choices:  1. The bank manager would never insinuate that you needed to go to party to finish mortgage loan. 2. Imagine having to go to a party with your bank manager in order to get a mortgage. 3. The parties often lasted all through the night.
Output: 2
Statement:   The annual investment34 made in the year ended on the balance sheet date as well as in each of the 4 years preceding that year shall be reported. Choices:  1. The report shall exclude any annual investment. 2. The balance sheet is crucial for creating the report. 3. The report shall include the annual investment made in the year reflected in the balance sheet.
Output: 3
Statement: The main difference between military and civilian affirmative action is that the military has an overabundance of minority candidates. Choices:  1. Military and civilian affirmative action have three central differences. 2. Military and civilian affirmative action can be contrasted. 3. Military and civilian affirmative action are exactly the same thing.
Output: 2
Statement: But doesn't the happy combination of low unemployment and low inflation show the payoff from hidden productivity growth? Choices:  1. Low unemployment was the hallmark of the president's plan.   2. I am not asking about the combination of low unemployment and low inflation.   3. Does the combination of low unemployment and low inflation show a payoff from productivity growth?
Output: 3
Statement: reductions needed to restore solvency. Choices:  1. The reductions would allow the agency to continue operation. 2. Increases could be made while remaining solvent. 3. Solvency required reductions to be restored.
Output: 3
Statement: But you've been on the spot from the first, and you may have picked up some little hints.  Choices:  1. You may have been there from the first, but I doubt you picked up anything. 2. You may have picked up on some little hints, because you have been there from the first. 3. It could be that you picked up some little hints about the killer.
Output: 2
Statement: Petroleum had been found in northern Borneo, at Miri, and in Brunei, and the Anglo-Dutch Shell company used Singapore as its regional depot for its oil supplies and exports. Choices:  1. The Anglo-Dutch Shell company stored regionally produced oil in Singapore. 2. After find oil in the region, the Anglo-Dutch Shell company shipped every drop offshore. 3. The petroleum found in Borneo, Miri, and Brunei brought wealth to the company, not the citizens who worked the oil fields.
Output: 1
Statement: you know certain things that don't bother us at all that would drive other people nuts and then certain things that ways things we do the way we do it that drive other people nuts that Choices:  1. I really don't mind when people grind their teeth. 2. Some things that drive other people nuts don't bother us. 3. I have the same pet peeves as everyone else.
Output: 2
Statement: but so i was in the Air Force Choices:  1. I was in the Air Force 2. I was in the Air Force until last year 3. I've never been in the Air Force
Output: 1
Statement: and even though we were both working the same number of hours and and doing things i had to come in there specifically and say this needs to be done this is what you do it now no Choices:  1. We worked different amounts of hours, which is why I needed help 2. I had to supervise even though we had the same amount of hours. 3. Working the same amount of hours may not always mean I can't help someone else.
Output: 2
Statement: Tokyo's best-known district is named after a silver mint originally located here. Choices:  1. The district in Tokyo was named after a silver mint a trader found while roaming the street.  2. The Tokyo district named after a silver mint was not very popular.  3. Tokyo has a district named after a silver mint. 
Output: 3
Statement: This theory singles out current Executive Editor Downie for abuse, but complacency took root as early as 1981, when the Post 's cross-town competitor, the Washington Star , folded, allowing the fat beast to diddle all it wanted without paying a price. Choices:  1. Downie comes across very well according to this theory which suggests that complacency didn't take hold until after he left in 1995. 2. While this theory lays some blame on Downie, the issue may date all the way back to 1981. 3. This theory is particularly unfair to Downie because he worked hard to change the culture at the newspaper.
Output: 2
Statement: Throughout the 1990s, partly in preparation for the 2000 Millennium celebrations, facades were scrubbed and buildings generally refurbished. Choices:  1. The interiors of buildings remained unchanged during this time. 2. New skyscrapers replaced buildings in preparation for the Millenium. 3. The fronts of buildings were rejuvenated in part for the 2000 Millennium celebrations.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well she was close but yet whenever i wanted to do something  it was always something something different than what she wanted to do Choices:  1. She always wanted to do something different from what I wanted to do. 2. We always wanted to do the same things. 3. We never worked out our differences because we had so many.
Output: 1
Statement: In this particular case, the buyers come to Las Vegas to purchase the goods rather than having them shipped out of the city, but the economics are the same. Choices:  1. The buyers flew to Russia to buy the goods. 2. It's the same economically if they buy them in person or have them shipped. 3. The buyers purchased the goods directly in Las Vegas.
Output: 3
Statement:  'To speak or not to speak,' as your so great Shakespeare says, 'that is the question.'  I did not trouble to correct the quotation.  Choices:  1. To sleep or not to sleep, Shakespeare said that. 2. To talk or not to talk, that is Shakespeare's quote. 3. Shakespeare could really shake it on the dance floor.
Output: 2
Statement: he'd help them out a lot if they were broke down he'd try to go fix their car on the road instead of calling the tow truck so that saved them a lot of money Choices:  1. He would attempt to fix their car rather than calling in a tow truck which saved a lot of money. 2. He wasn't down to even try and fix the car and just instantly called the tow truck. 3. He used to work as a mechanic and was skilled enough to repair the cars.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i have i've i've caught i watched that late um i guess it's on late Saturday nights or something that's on during the day as well Choices:  1. It is not on the TV on Saturday night.   2. I did not watch it when it was on another night.   3. It is on late Saturday nights and I have seen it.  
Output: 3
Statement: Do you agree with this characterization of Lind's argument? Choices:  1. Do you disagree with this portrayal of Loch's argument? 2. Do you agree with this description of Lind's argument about the economy? 3. Do you concur with this portrayal of Lind's argument?
Output: 3
Statement: That he exaggerated the power of biology, failed to deal with love, and perhaps overextended the protective umbrella of tolerance is beyond doubt. Choices:  1. He definitely exaggerated the power of biology, failed to deal with love, and overextended the protective umbrella of tolerance. 2. Yes, he exaggerated the power of biology, failed to deal with love, and perhaps overextended the protective umbrella of tolerance but it is probably because of something difficult that he's going through. 3. I don't believe for a second that he exaggerated the power of biology, failed to deal with love, and overextended the protective umbrella of tolerance.
Output: 1
Statement: Set in Cuba during the Spanish-American war, the novel is part Western (the main character, Ben Tyler, is an Arizona cowboy) and part noir (he's in on an arms-smuggling scam gone bad). Choices:  1. The novel mixes western and noir themes over the backdrop of the Spanish-American war. 2. Ben Tyler has a love interest who is kidnapped by vicious pirates in chapter three. 3. Ben Tyler has never visited the American South West.
Output: 1
Statement: The agency provides free legal representation in civil cases to about 24,000 low-income people annually. Choices:  1. More than 20,000 people are provided with pro bono lawyers every year. 2. Only about 1,000 low-income individuals are given free legal representation each year. 3. About 24,000 people are given free legal services every year.
Output: 3
Statement: The beach is public property, but anyone can simply walk there from Sainte-Anne. Choices:  1. Since the beach is open to the public, it is usually pretty crowded. 2. Anyone is welcome to stay at the beach. 3. The beach is only open to residents of the city around it.
Output: 2
Statement: The most impressive and important are listed below. Choices:  1. There is a list of noteworthy people. 2. There are no important people listed. 3. There is a list. 
Output: 3
Statement: Dallas has a guy uh his name is Nate Newton now he has a real weight problem too he fights it every single year but he manages to still keep playing but Choices:  1. Nate Newton plays for Dallas and has a weight problem. 2. Nate Newton is planning to diet in the off season. 3. Nate Newton is slim and fit.
Output: 1
Statement: I suspect I know the answers to these questions, and I suspect Mr. Shuger does as well. Choices:  1. I don't really know how to answer that to you. 2. I think I know the answers to those physics questions and Mr. Shuger does too, he is a very intelligent man. 3. I assume both Mr. Shuger and I know the correct answers to those interrogants.
Output: 3
Statement: then there should be sufficient time for the technology to be installed. Choices:  1. We don't have time to install it. 2. The technology has plenty of time to be installed. 3. It'll take about 2 weeks to install the technology and our deadline is in 7 weeks.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't get me wrong--I think that what these people do for a living is slimy. Choices:  1. These people have a slimy occupation. 2. I think that these people have a repulsive occupation. 3. These people have wonderful jobs that I envy.
Output: 2
Statement: 12 discuss the need for Social Security and Medicare reform more fully. Choices:  1. Speak about the need for Medicare reform more fully  2. 13. discuss the need for private prison reform more fully. 3. 12 discuss whatever you would like
Output: 1
Statement: Lincoln stared out the window, and looked quite irate. Choices:  1. An irate Lincoln looked out the window thinking about his wife. 2. Lincoln was happy as a clam. 3. An irate Lincoln looked out the window.
Output: 3
Statement: They were also experts in training a "raw girl," the inevitable result being that the raw girl, once trained, departed elsewhere where her newly acquired knowledge commanded a more substantial remuneration than the archdeacon's meagre purse allowed. Choices:  1. Being a raw girl was considered expensive because the archdeacon had fallen on hard times. 2. The training of a "raw girl" was done by them. 3. The raw girls would always stay in one place, for they would never become too expensive for the archdeacon. 
Output: 2
Statement: You've had notice, Rennie, that's all I have to say. Choices:  1. You have been given adequate advanced notice, Rennie. 2. You have had warning, Rennie, that's all. 3. It will come out of the blue, Rennie. 
Output: 2
Statement: Ah, it's not so bad. Choices:  1. It isn't very bad. 2. It is a horrible thing. 3. There were many situations that could be worse.
Output: 1
Statement: it was even at your age Choices:  1. The numbers of people were even at your young age. 2. It was odd at your place. 3. It was even at your age.
Output: 3
Statement: Around the country, the picture is similarly bleak, said William Hornsby, staff counsel in the American Bar Association's division for legal services. Choices:  1. William Hornsby feels the housing market is bleak both here, and countrywide.  2. William Hornsby feels the picture is bleak around the country. 3. William Hornsby paints a rosy picture of the situation around the country. 
Output: 2
Statement: I feel these are more social problems than legal cases, she said. Choices:  1. I think these welfare babies are more social problems than legal cases. 2. She said she felt these are more social problems than legal cases. 3. I think these are legal cases, he said.
Output: 2
Statement: they just overlook that as uh common occurrence Choices:  1. They pay no attention to that because it's usual. 2. They pay special attention to that because it's rare. 3. They overlook it because they have something to hide.
Output: 1
Statement: A post ironic sensibility/naivete. Choices:  1. She was ironically innocent and ignorant.  2. Ironic sense and innocence.  3. An unironic over matureity. 
Output: 2
Statement: So, I cried, a light breaking in upon me, "it was John who quarrelled with his mother that afternoon?" Choices:  1. I had a revelation, and asked if it was John who had fought with his mother. 2. I realized that John had fought with his mother prior to killing her. 3. I asked whether John had fought with his mother that morning.
Output: 1
Statement: There are no reliable numbers to determine how many cases are handled by private attorneys for free, but those contributions are minor. Choices:  1. The number of cases handled by private attorneys for free is undetermined. 2. The contributions are minor. 3. There are reliable numbers.
Output: 1
Statement: Revealed are Kerouac's growing distaste for the other beats and the beat movement, his surprising religious fervor, and a sweet and earnest nature. Choices:  1. There are many peers who would say that Kerouac's distaste for the beat movement is premature. 2. Kerouac has no religious fervor to speak of. 3. Kerouac is surprisingly serious about his religion.
Output: 3
Statement: GAO's work on Y2K began through its research and development program, but the vital importance of this issue has manifested itself in many congressional requests for work that the agency received in fiscal years 1998 and 1999. Choices:  1. The extreme importance of the Y2K issue caused a number of requests for work from GOA. 2. GOA investigated the Y2K issue because it a widespread impact on financial institutions and businesses. 3. The Y2K issue was widely ignored and required little to no work to resolve.
Output: 1
Statement: Its oven would perform all the functions of a microwave, a broiler, and a conventional oven, as well as steam-cooking and steam-cleaning. Choices:  1. The oven will be able to just do steam cooking. 2. The oven can replace a number of kitchen items. 3. The oven will be more expensive than normal items.
Output: 2
Statement: Look out for chunks of juicy swordfish skewered with onion, pepper, and tomato, and grilled. Choices:  1. Swordfish skewered and grilled with different vegetables is delicious. 2. Look out for tuna fish on skewers. 3. There are skewers of swordfish with vegetables.
Output: 3
Statement: Was he at last convinced of Alfred Inglethorp's guilt?  Choices:  1. We were sure this new information would exonerate Alfred Inglethorp. 2. Would he now agree that Alfred Inglethorp was guilty? 3. Why was the guilt not as clear to him as it was to me?
Output: 2
Statement: could have a contest Choices:  1. Could have a beauty contest 2. Couldn't have a contest  3. Could have a contest
Output: 3
Statement: You can also download all 26 existing chapters as a Microsoft Word or an Adobe Acrobat file. Choices:  1. You can't download any of the chapters because it is against the law. 2. An Adobe Acrobat file is available if you want to download all of the chapters. 3. Downloading the chapters is really easy, just click on "Download".
Output: 2
Statement: To my mind, though, Jewish toughness of the sort that was in evidence in Entebbe, Uganda, 22 years ago, when armed Jews flew thousands of miles to rescue Jewish innocents from death, was one of the great moments in post-Holocaust Jewish history--a statement to the world that Jews will no longer sit idly by and watch themselves being oppressed. Choices:  1. What happened in Entebbe, Uganda had no significance in post-Holocaust Jewish history. 2. Armed Jews rescued thousands of innocent people in Entebbe, Uganda. 3. Jewish toughness 22 years ago signaled to the world that Jews will rise up against injustice.
Output: 3
Statement: Where once stood only tents and shacks of loose wood, now structures of hardwood, clay, and stone rose into the air. Choices:  1. The old tents were not very sturdy.  2. There are now differently designed housing. 3. The new houses were reduced to rumble. 
Output: 2
Statement: Snorkelling is at its best off cliffs and near rocks. Choices:  1. Around cliffs and rocks is the best place to snorkel. 2. The cliffs and rocks off the Spanish coast offer the best snorkeling. 3. Snorkeling is best done in open waters 200 miles off the coast.
Output: 1
Statement: hello i was i was thinking about our topic for the night um immigration problems we have immigration problems and what do do you think about it Choices:  1. I am still trying to think of an appropriate topic for the night. 2. I was thinking that immigration problems could be our topic for the night. 3. I am willing to change our topic for the night, but I have immigration problems so far.
Output: 2