niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: In my view, current AICPA independence standards do not adequately ensure the independence of auditors who provide certain non-audit or consulting services to their audit clients. Choices:  1. AICP independence standards absolutely ensures that auditors will be independent. 2. AICP independence standards don't really help ensure that auditors will be independent. 3. AICP independence standards don't really help ensure that auditors will be independent, but rather just suggests it.
Output: 2
Statement: okay you should always have an umbrella permit that bridges your uh life insurance and your medical and your um um car insurance in case you run into a lawyer and you break his arm he's going to sue the pants off of you these kind of things are about a hundred dollars a year so you you know these are all equivalent to the monthly budget things some of them are there to pacify situations and some of them are there to prevent things from happening Choices:  1. You should be prepared in case you get sued. 2. You should be prepared in case you get into a million dollar law suit. 3. You should be careless because nothing bad will ever happen.
Output: 1
Statement: It covers an area of 4,343 sq km (1,676 sq miles), spreading acrosethree Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan. Choices:  1. Besides Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan, it also covers a pristine forest known for interesting wildlife. 2. The land spreads across Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan measuring 4,343 sq km. 3. The land mass covers only 3291 sq km, spreading across Pahang and Terengganu.
Output: 2
Statement: all my years of devotion go for nothing." Poirot nodded sympathetically.  Choices:  1. He never would express sympathy for another person. 2. The man moved his head. 3. Poirot knew what he was going through.
Output: 2
Statement: A foolproof flower, such as the stiff, relentless black-eyed Susan, can never break your heart. Choices:  1. A foolproof flower will mend the heart. 2. A foolproof flower can never break your heart.  3. A foolproof flower is both red and green in color.
Output: 2
Statement: The company had outsourced its information management function, but lacked the infrastructure to provide strategic direction, discipline, and overall management of information management to ensure optimal implementation and cost. Choices:  1. The company didn't have a great infrastructure but was determined to improve it. 2. The company had a great infrastructure.  3. The company didn't have a great infrastructure. 
Output: 3
Statement: We can't help you. Choices:  1. You need to call a lawyer. 2. We can't assist you. 3. We can offer you assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: If she shrieked for help there was very little chance of anyone hearing her, whereas there was probably quite a good chance of Mrs. Vandemeyer's shooting her. Choices:  1. Mrs. Vandemeyer might shoot her if she screamed for help.  2. She held a gun and threatened to shoot Mrs. Vandemeyer.  3. Mrs. Vandemeyer might hit her, then shoot her. 
Output: 1
Statement: The mysteries are those depicted in a vast fresco of a young woman's initiation into the cult of Dionysius of Greek origin. Choices:  1. The fresco was painted by the young woman who was initiated into the cult of Dionysius. 2. The fresco contains depictions of a young lady's journey through the initiation process of the cult of Dionysius. 3. The fresco was destroyed by angered members of the cult of Dionysis.
Output: 2
Statement: i did have more time and i tried to spend some more time with them and uh you know we did things as a family we went camping quite a bit and we uh you know took trips went to see my folks in Florida and and some of those kind of things Choices:  1. I decided to use the extra time I had to spend with family because I had neglected them in the past. 2. I was always busy and never had the opportunity to spend time with my family or even see my parents. 3. I possessed more time and attempted to give more time to do activities as a family such as camping and traveling to Florida for my parents.
Output: 3
Statement: A permanent festival of laundry hangs across the narrow streets. Choices:  1. A permanent festival of balloons hangs across the narrow streets. 2. The laundry hanging tradition was started a century ago over a lover's quarrel.  3. Across the narrow streets hangs laundry.
Output: 3
Statement: Then, each boy was taken aside and asked how he would divide up rewards among individual boys from your group and the other group. Choices:  1. Each boy was asked how they would distribute rewards among boys from both groups. 2. Only boys from one of the groups were asked how they would distribute the rewads. 3. Each boy was asked how much they would pay the boys in both groups.
Output: 1
Statement: Our militia, said Ca'daan and the Kal laughed. Choices:  1. Ca'daan spoke and the Kal heard what he said. 2. The Kal found Ca'daan's musings on government amusing. 3. The Kal swiftly chopped off Ca'daan's head when he spoke.
Output: 1
Statement: and that's scary Choices:  1. This is frightening. 2. It isn't very frightening at all. 3. It's the scariest thing about it.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah we're we're pushing real hard though we're we're trying well see the entire bank is not like that we the the bank philosophy is one of innovation innovation and lead the market Choices:  1. The bank's philosophy is innovation and leading the market. 2. The bank is always loyal to its customers. 3. The bank's philosophy is to make the most money.
Output: 1
Statement: We only ask that they take on one (free) case at a time. Choices:  1. We don't want the prosecutors taking on more than one free case at the same time.  2. It's up to them how many free cases they take on at one time. 3. The only thing we are asking is that they don't take more than one free case at the same time. 
Output: 3
Statement: to pay equation for improved visibility (measured in deciviews) was developed as a function of the baseline level of visibility, the magnitude of the visibility improvement, and household income. Choices:  1. Visibility is measured in centimeters. 2. Visibility is measured in deciviews with perfect visibility getting a score of 1000 deciviews. 3. Visibility is measured in deciviews.
Output: 3
Statement: Prefabrication has been used since the early 1990's, notably on two large retrofit  the 1300 MWe Zimmer Station and the 2600 MWe Gavin station. Choices:  1. Two retrofit stations, the 1300 MWe Zimmer Station and the 2600 MWe Gavin Station. 2. Since the early 1990's, prefabrication has been used, mainly by two large stations. 3. Prefabrication has been used since the 1880's.
Output: 2
Statement: 7The Budget and Economic  Fiscal Years 2002-2011, Congressional Budget Office (January 2001). Choices:  1. The budget and economic fiscal years were years where economic problems had to be solved. 2. The budget and economic fiscal years were during 1982 to 1991. 3. The budget and economic fiscal years were during 2002 to 2011.
Output: 3
Statement: and you know i had i did that and i just ended up having to drop the class you know by the time the final came around i wasn't even where i could wear a shoe yet let alone walk three miles you know Choices:  1. I stuck out the class. 2. I was too limited to go. 3. I had to drop the class.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that was a bad a bad place to be especially right there on the water at night especially if it i mean if it were summer you're all right because it probably wasn't too cold but uh probably the worst one that ever happened to me was in when i lived in South Dakota Choices:  1. Swimming in the winter is pretty great. 2. The worst times are always in the winter. 3. It's not too bad being in the water when it's summer.
Output: 3
Statement: and um and so they were they were going to try to take their blue jean code with them and trying to get all the all the upper level to start wearing blue jeans but he just left for Italy today at four Choices:  1. They were going to try to take their fancy dress code with them. 2. They were going to try to take their blue jean code when they went to the new job, but the new boss said no. 3. They were going to try to take their blue jean code when they went.
Output: 3
Statement: It may be noted that this is one of the few principles that CIOs may address themselves, without regard to organizational constraints or CEO support. Choices:  1. This principle will not be addressed by the CIOs. 2. This principle may be addressed by the CIOs. 3. There are more than 2 principles going to be noted.
Output: 2
Statement: 5 levels rather than mean PM2. Choices:  1. The mean of PM2 returns a more accurate output. 2. The mean of PM2 is the preferred method. 3. It is possible to find the mean of PM2.
Output: 3
Statement: VARIABLE VALUE SECURITIES - Securities that have unknown redemption or maturity values at the time of issue. Choices:  1. Variable value securities have unknown maturities values at time of issue. 2. Variable value securities have known maturities values at time of issue. 3. Variable value securities have unknown maturities values because it's random.
Output: 1
Statement: and it seems to me that you'd get a lot more uh information if your questions were heard if you were allowed to ask the witnesses things or if or the lawyers things or even the judge Choices:  1. I think you would be better informed if they enabled you to question the witnesses. 2. Even if we got to talk to everybody involved, it wouldn't change anything. 3. Without talking to the witnesses, you can't find out the truth.
Output: 1
Statement: Next time you happen to be alone with Lawrence Cavendish, I want you to say this to him.  Choices:  1. You are forbidden to ever speak to Lawrence again. 2. I want you to tell him that his fly is open. 3. I want you to tell Lawrence this the next time you are alone with him.
Output: 3
Statement: well it will be interesting seeing these games across the you know from London or wherever Choices:  1. Its only interesting to see the games here.  2. It'll be interesting to see these games from London.  3. Do they show these in London? 
Output: 2
Statement: Bengalis are irrepressible; perhaps the challenge of coping with daily life in this city of 10 million has sharpened their wit. Choices:  1. The people of Bengal seem worn out and defeated. 2. Ten million people reside in the city of Bengal. 3. Bengalis are reputed to be the sharpest-witted people in India.
Output: 2
Statement: Belz, an indoor mall, offers 145 stores ranging from clothing to electronics. Choices:  1. Belz has 145 stores that sell all sorts of things. 2. Belz only has two large department stores and a McDonalds. 3. Belz has a lot of stores that focus on high-end items.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm prepared to say what is desirable, he tells him. Choices:  1. He's ready to say what you want to hear.  2. Two people are talking about one man's preparedness to talk.  3. Whatever it is that he wants to hear, I'm not prepared to talk. 
Output: 2
Statement: Eastwood did more to make killing casual than anyone in mainstream cinema. Choices:  1. Eastwood's preformance made killing seem more casual.  2. Killing became casual in mainstream cinema thanks to Eastwood.  3. Eastwood made killing more horrific than anyone in cinema. 
Output: 2
Statement: No, but we were both angry, and, I think, said more than we meant.  Choices:  1. We told each other some extremely hurtful insults.  2. We were telling each other some funny jokes.  3. We said some things we didn't mean to say because we were both angry. 
Output: 3
Statement: The piece is then dipped in hot water to remove the wax, leaving a lighter design behind. Choices:  1. The piece is then fried in oil, and coated with honey. 2. Lightness of the piece is crucial for its stability. 3. To remove the wax, the piece is then dipped in hot water, leaving a lighter design behind.
Output: 3
Statement: A few years later, he developed a fascination with the comely Catherine Oxenberg, then starring in the TV show Dynasty . Salinger traveled to California and had shown up on the set, according to biographer Hamilton. Choices:  1. Salinger took a liking to Catherine Oxenburg when she starred in Dynasty. 2. Salinger never traveled to California in order to show up on a tv set. 3. Salinger liked Oxenberg's character more than Oxenberg herself.
Output: 1
Statement: South of the Roman Forum, a slope leads up to the Palatine Hill, Rome's legendary birthplace and today a romantic garden, dotted with toppled columns among the wild flowers and spiny acanthus shrubs. Choices:  1. After ancient Rome was destroyed, Romans decided to build a garden at Palatine Hill. 2. Rome was built where the Palatine Hill is now, a romantic garden. 3. The place where Rome was built is hidden in history.
Output: 2
Statement: right well that's neat well i  i have a my daughter has Precious Moments collection and i like that because it's a it's real easy to Choices:  1. My daughter enjoys collecting Precious Moments figurines. 2. I don't have any children. 3. I have a collection of Precious Moments items.
Output: 1
Statement: always try ing to pull it off and he has his a girlfriend a a broadcasts anchor at the local news station and she's always trying to get him out of jams and she Choices:  1. He doesn't have a girlfriend. 2. His girlfriend is an anchor at the local news station and she always gets him out of jams. 3. I don't know how he managed to get a girlfriend at the local news station, he's a mess.
Output: 2
Statement: At the intersection of Avenida Zarco and the main drag, Avenida Arriaga, stands a statue of Madeira's discoverer, Joao Goncalves Zarco often referred to as the First Captain.  Choices:  1. The nickname of the First Captain is a reference to the Madeira discoverer's dream of having his own ship. 2. Another name commonly used for Joao Goncalves Zarco is First Captain. 3. The intersection of Avenida Arriaga and Avenida Zarco doesn't have a statue of Madeira's discoverer.
Output: 2
Statement: Against this background, Bush's Guard service looks noble. Choices:  1. Bush has zero protection and could be killed at any instant. 2. Bush's protection service has saved his life on multiple occasions. 3. Bush has a protection service that appears strong.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i especially with the real young ones i started out wanting to teach elementary lower like primary and then top primary and thought well no i don't like this as much and ended up moving up and got up until about the sixth grade and so that's what i got my certification in Choices:  1. I now want to teach children in high school. 2. I got my certification while teaching children in the sixth grade. 3. I never wanted to teach children in elementary school.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i i stutter to think that i may be flying in a seven forty seven with a woman who got on the flight program because she happened to have the right you know the right sex rather than qualifications Choices:  1. I wouldn't feel great about flying with a pilot who got into the flying program based on their sex. 2. I think that all jobs should consider a person's qualifications and not their sex. 3. I would be fine flying with a female pilot who got into the flying program because of her sex.
Output: 1
Statement: Use the ones who don't go as bait. Choices:  1. The ones not going can be used as bait.  2. The ones who don't go are completely useless.  3. The fish not going to market can be used as bait. 
Output: 1
Statement: Page predicted that no breakthrough would emerge from Kyoto because Stuart Eisenstat was attending as lead U.S. representative instead of Gore. Choices:  1. Page did no think that Kyoto would succeed due to the U.S. representative.  2. Page did not predict a breakthrough because the U.S. representative was a Republican.  3. Page predicted great success in Kyoto due to the U.S. representative. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Asclepium was a major center of healing. Choices:  1. The Asclepium was where warriors trained. 2. Asclepium was the closest thing to a hospital in ancient times. 3. In ancient Greece, the major center for healing was the Asclepium.
Output: 3
Statement: In this regard, agencies must continually (1) explore and assess information security risks to business operations, (2) determine what policies, standards, and controls are worth implementing to reduce these risks, (3) promote awareness and understanding among program managers, computer users, and systems development staff, and Choices:  1. Agencies have to find ways to reduce these risks, either by implementing some kind of policies, by promoting awareness and by assessing the security risks present in their business operations. 2. There is no risk to business operations, so no reason to try and asses or control them. 3. There is no real way to control the risks 100% but there always will be ways to help diminish them.
Output: 1
Statement: A Federation of Malay States Selangor, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, and Pahang was proclaimed in 1896 to coordinate an economic and administrative organization. Choices:  1. Nothing of interest happened in the year 1896. 2. In 1896, an economic and administrative organization was coordinated. 3. This organization brought thousands of new jobs to the sector.
Output: 2
Statement: so then you wake up one morning and you're in war with somebody you don't even  know about it Choices:  1. The way it is now, you can go to bed and your country is at war without you even being aware of it. 2. You can wake up and all of a sudden you find out you're at war with someone. 3. I'm glad there is no wars anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: Congress recognized the need for greater leadership in information management and technology in the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996, which mandated the position of chief information officer (CIO) for executive departments and agencies. Choices:  1. Every chief information officer has already ben filled.  2. Congress was finally able to realize the importance of information management and technology. 3. Information management and technology teaching will spread across every department now.
Output: 2
Statement: Data are reliable when they are (1) complete (they contain all of the data elements and records needed for the engagement)2 and (2) accurate (they reflect the data entered at the source or, if available, in the source documents). Choices:  1. Data can be trusted only when both complete and accurate. 2. Data is only as reliable as you need it to be. 3. Reliable data leaves nothing to chance or assumption.
Output: 1
Statement: More and more people demanded more and more care and, thanks to science and technology, that care was far more likely to be efficacious. Choices:  1. Science and technology were implemented for providing care for the people. 2. Science and technology could not help effectively with care. 3. Due to science and technology use, care got more expensive.
Output: 1
Statement: My feeling is that the biology questions trump everything else. Choices:  1. The questions about evolution trump everything else. 2. The biology questions are more important than everything else. 3. Biology is not that important in the grand scheme of things.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh well tell me uh is is it normally that cold up there in the in the Spring Choices:  1. Are there normally tornadoes in the spring? 2. Is that temperature normal up there for the spring? 3.  Is it usually warmer in the spring?
Output: 2
Statement: Pollock added the notion that demonstrations of effectiveness in primary care settings, in the eyes of policymakers and payers, are not tantamount to demonstrating cost-effectiveness in emergency departments, underscoring the importance of research in that setting. Choices:  1. Policymakers and payers underscored the importance of research. 2. Pollock underscored the importance of research in energy departments. 3. Effectiveness in primary care settings is tantamount to demonstrating cost-effectiveness.
Output: 2
Statement: About six o'clock, sir. Choices:  1. Around 2 in the morning. 2. Around 6 pm, sir. 3. About 6 oclock.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, I suppose the atmosphere is oxygen and nitrogen, mostly; then there's the ionosphere and the ozone layer. Choices:  1. The atmosphere also has some carbon dioxide in it. 2. The atmosphere is mostly comprised of oxygen and nitrogen; above that is the ionosphere and the ozone layer. 3. The atmosphere is made entirely of helium.
Output: 2
Statement: All the problems the Republican radicals are belatedly recognizing now were totally obvious at the outset. Choices:  1. One problem includes abuse to other non-republican civilians. 2. The problems with republican radicals was not obvious from the start. 3. Everyone understood the problems with republican radicals.
Output: 3
Statement: you get a chance to sit down in baseball every once in a while you know if you're not up for three innings or whatever but Choices:  1. You will always be standing in baseball and have a zero percent probability of ever sitting during the game. 2. Baseball is popular because of the fact you can sit down during games periodically. 3. There is opportunity to sit during a baseball game if you weren't standing for three innings.
Output: 3
Statement: don't you mean like from the coal Choices:  1. Do you mean from Kohl's? 2. Do you mean from the coal itself? 3. My furnace uses coal.
Output: 2
Statement: I put them to you with Mr. Cavendish's full approval." Choices:  1. I had no permission to have you stay.  2. I had Mr. Cavendish's approval to put them with you. 3. Mr. Cavendish enjoyed company.
Output: 2
Statement: Recent research raises questions about the connection between pesticide exposure and long-term health problems, such as chronic headaches, sleep disorders, vision problems, nerve damage, cancer and birth defects, Wuerthele said. Choices:  1. Nerve damage is one of the chronic health problems that are connected to pesticide exposure. 2. The research doesn't raise any questions about the relationship between chronic health problems and pesticide exposure, instead focusing on the short-term effects. 3. The research represents a very strong blow to the pesticide industry.
Output: 1
Statement: Novak's  Last week, Capital Gang ster Robert Novak contended that black Americans' post-bellum achievements represent the slave trade's oft-overlooked silver lining. Choices:  1. Robert Noval was a Capital Gangster who made comments on slavery.  2. Robert Novak's narrow assessment mistakenly attributes a positive outcome of slavery.  3. The slave trade in America had no silver linings according to Robert Novak. 
Output: 1
Statement: He telephones American scholars and invites them to a conference in Saudi Arabia. Choices:  1. Each American scholar was invited by telegram to a conference in Saudi Arabia.  2. The American scholars were invited to a conference in Saudi Arabia by phone. 3. He called the American scholars at the last minute.
Output: 2
Statement: These stories make up a time capsule assembled by a skilled social historian, a rich gallery of plausible lives. Choices:  1. These war stories become a kind of time capsule, a wide variety of experiences that cannot be forgotten.  2. These stories coalesce as a time capsule, a complex tapestry of interwoven lives.  3. These tales about one man's life are forgettable, assembled by a novice librarian.
Output: 2
Statement: The owner of the cantina raised his glass. Choices:  1. The cantina owner toasted to prosperity. 2. The cantina owner propsed a toast. 3. The cantina owner set his glass down.
Output: 2
Statement: You want a recipe for healing? Choices:  1. A healing recipe is what you want? 2. You want a poison? 3. You want something for healing?
Output: 1
Statement: Saving entails a tradeoff because it requires consuming less now in exchange for consuming more later. Choices:  1. There is a tradeoff for saving because you have to consume less now and then you can double it later. 2. There is a tradeoff for saving because you have to consume less. 3. There is a tradeoff for saving because you have to consume more now.
Output: 2
Statement: That is, the journalist's aim before the conflict may have been to present the truth as accurately as he could--whether additionally inserting his own opinion or not--without any hidden incentive or tendency to misstate the truth present. Choices:  1. The journalist's aim might have been to present a lie. 2. The journalist's aim might have been to present the truth. 3. The journalist is an American.
Output: 2
Statement: Instead of advocating legislation against abortion, PK instructs men to stop having sex outside marriage and to stop pressuring their wives and girlfriends to have abortions. Choices:  1. PK thinks that if men stop having sex outside of marriage there will be less abortions. 2. PK thinks that men should stop having sex outside of marriage. 3. Pk wants more abortion legislation.
Output: 2
Statement: yes another one of those  military intelligence ha ha that's what that's just like justice for all Choices:  1. There is no justice for anyone. 2. I fully approve of every part of the military. 3. Military intelligence involves justice for all.
Output: 3
Statement: Leaving the Old City pass through Zion Gate, which is pitted with bullet holes from the 1948 war. Choices:  1. There was a great war there in the 1940s. 2. The Zion Gate has a lot of bullet holes. 3. You do not pass Zion Gate when leaving the city.
Output: 2
Statement: Their responses are all pre-programmed.' Choices:  1. The responses were programmed by someone. 2. Their responses are all programmed, but do not work well. 3. Their responses come off the cuff and no programming is involved.
Output: 1
Statement: The result would have been, for large, complex sources, documents of a l,000 pages or more. Choices:  1. The result would be for very large documents printed and bound. 2. The result would be for very large documents. 3. The result would be for very thin  documents.
Output: 2
Statement: right yeah i agree i agree with you i don't think we should either even though i know there are benefits to the metric system i don't think the benefits of the metric system outweigh the the disadvantages that would happen to the people of America Choices:  1. Adopting the metric system would be a disadvantage to the Americans. 2. There would be no drawbacks to adopting the metric system. 3. I don't think it would be a good idea for America to adopt the metric system.
Output: 1
Statement: Ah, but there are plenty of good places nowadays. Choices:  1. At this point there are zero places that are worth it.  2. There used to be zero good places at all, but that isn't the case anymore.  3. There are good locations at this point in time. 
Output: 3
Statement: weapon systems over the next 5 years requires an approach that keeps cost, schedule, and performance risks to a minimum. Choices:  1. Personnel and staffing issues are also important to weapons systems management. 2. Cost is an irrelevant factor in weapons systems in the next five years. 3. Schedule, cost and performance risks are important factors to consider in the approach taken to weapons systems in the next half-decade.
Output: 3
Statement: But this is a trade-off well worth making. Choices:  1. You will gain the most from the trade-off. 2. This is a terrible trade-off; don't make it. 3. It is a good trade off to make.
Output: 3
Statement: Franklin Square Choices:  1. The square named after Benjamin Franklin 2. Washington Circle 3. The square named after Franklin
Output: 3
Statement: The best sign so far? Choices:  1. This was the best sign so far?  2. This isn't the best sign, we could do better  3. We cannot tell if this is the best sign so far 
Output: 1
Statement: Although there may be some Choices:  1. There may be some polar bears at the zoo.  2. There will not be any. 3. Some may exist.
Output: 3
Statement: oh they're beautiful sold sold them all  yeah Choices:  1. The price they sold for was low. 2. They did not sell. 3. All of them were sold.
Output: 3
Statement: tough must be tough yeah yeah oh she she's the middle one so she's never been the only one so she really doesn't even know what it is to be the only one Choices:  1. being the only one must be tough, yeah 2. she knows too well what it's like to be the only one 3. I know what it's like to be the only one, but she doesn't
Output: 1
Statement: i i can't i i i can't hardly handle it myself Choices:  1. It is impossible, I will never handle it because I don't want it. 2. I can't handle it because it's too complicated. 3. I can't deal with it myself.
Output: 3
Statement: The previously ominous music is replaced with an uplifting theme. Choices:  1. The current music is uplifting. 2. The music was previously uplifting. 3. The change in music was tied to a change in the scene.
Output: 1
Statement: because several things minor things sort of but still they cost us money um that we didn't feel like we should have had to pay on a car that that was that new Choices:  1. We feel that it's not fair that we are spending all of this money 2. We feel like we shouldn't spend all of that money on the car 3. It's okay to spend money on the car
Output: 2
Statement: The formal fish market is farther along the fascinating canalside Boulevard Allygre. Choices:  1. There is a fish market next to the canal.  2. There is also a produce market. 3. The fish market is next to the city. 
Output: 1
Statement: For women, lots of sex didn't mean lots of offspring. Choices:  1. Women who have lots of sex don't always have kids because they use protection. 2. Women who have lots of sex have lots of kids. 3. Women who had lots of sex didn't mean they had lots of kids.
Output: 3
Statement: The Caribbean here is usually placid and always inviting, and the atmosphere is utterly relaxed, the tiny village quiet and clean. Choices:  1. The village is enormous, filthy and extremely noisy.  2. The village is comprised of two shops and ten houses.  3. The village is pristine, peaceful and very small.
Output: 3
Statement: The most dramatic recent changes in the relationship between Arab and Jew became public in 1993 when the Oslo peace accord was finally made between former enemies, the PLO (acknowledged representative of the Palestinian people) and the Israeli government. Choices:  1. In 1993 dramatic recent changes in the relationship between French and Jew became public. 2. In 1993 dramatic recent changes in the relationship between Arab and Jew became public. according to the newspaper. 3. In 1993 dramatic recent changes in the relationship between Arab and Jew became public.
Output: 3
Statement: Apparently he had almost talked León into using Shiloh as bait in this fool stunt. Choices:  1. Shiloh would have been injured if he was successful in his attempted to persuade Leon. 2. He almost manipulated Leon into using Shiloh. 3. He campaigned against using Shiloh as bait.
Output: 2
Statement:  3 toes curled. Choices:  1. Three toes curled in pain.  2. None of the toes curled.  3. Toes curled. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i don't i don't notice but maybe because i'm not looking for it yeah Choices:  1. Oh yeah, I noticed that since day one.  2. I haven't noticed but maybe is because I haven't looked into it. 3. I haven't really noticed that the paint is chipping but perhaps that's because I haven't taken a closer look. 
Output: 2
Statement: There is also an international residency program for artists, and visitors may meet the artists in their studios (depending on their schedules). Choices:  1. Artists can participate in the international residency program for up to two years. 2. Artists do not meet visitors in their studios. 3. Artists can participate in an international residency program and talk to visitors in their studios.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i know really i know i really i don't know i i think that i mean i think that they really are doing a good thing now and i hope it keeps it well i'm sure it'll keep up Choices:  1. i think they're doing the best possible thing, given our current situation 2. i think they're doing more harm than good in the long run 3. i believe they're doing something beneficial and positive
Output: 3
Statement: The Leap reached its zenith with the Packers' Super Bowl win last season. Choices:  1. Last season was the Packers' first Super Bowl win. 2. The Packers' Super Bowl win was the peak of The Leap. 3. The Packers have yet to win a Super Bowl.
Output: 2
Statement: There, accompanying a story about politicians speaking their minds about other countries, you'll find a looming picture of Al Gore, cropped so close that none of his hair is visible and you can see the sweat that's bubbling out of every giant pore in his face. Choices:  1. The photograph of A Gore in the story was unflattering. 2. The photo of Al Gore was cropped closely but you could not see his pores and his hair looked great.  3. You;ll find a close cropped photo of a sweaty Al Gore with large pores and visible hair loss with the story about politicians speaking their minds about other countries. 
Output: 3
Statement: For example, we looked at the efforts of four agencies (the Departments of Agriculture, Health and Human Services, Interior, and Veterans Affairs) to both improve services and reduce staffing levels in their personnel offices through the better application of information technology. Choices:  1. Four agencies attempted to use information technologies to improve services. 2. Increasing staffing levels through the better application of information technology was one of the objectives. 3. Four agencies appreciated the impact modern information technology to such a degree that they advised other agencies to also make changes.
Output: 1
Statement: Because we only have two attorneys per night right now, we can only see about 15 people each night, he said.  Choices:  1. We have dozens of attorneys waiting to help clients every night. 2. We can only see a limited number of people because we only have two attorneys. 3. Last year we had seven attorneys available every night.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well they make the Amiga and uh not only that but the Amiga is Unix compatible so if anybody around there is using Unix and they want a cheap Unix's work station that cost under about four to five hundred dollars then the Amiga runs Unix and uh besides uh being able to do all the other things i was telling you about Choices:  1. Amiga is capable of doing many other things. 2. Amiga is the best and cheapest for running Unix. 3. Amiga can cost upwards of a thousand dollars.
Output: 2
Statement: so i don't know if with that changing if uh you know if the voting will pick up but i think it's just like you say when you're if you're if you don't have an interest in something and you don't really care you may not go and vote Choices:  1. Everyone who doesn't care will vote.  2. People who don't care aren't likely to vote. 3. Some people who don't care will vote. 
Output: 2
Statement:  Jon turned to San'doro. Choices:  1. Jon turned and walked away from San'doro.  2. San'doro saw Jon face him.  3. Jon was preparing to speak to San'doro. 
Output: 2
Statement: Everywhere silence, and shuttered windows. Choices:  1. It was loud and the windows were wide open.   2. It was quiet and the windows were secured.   3. There was a storm coming so the windows were shuttered.  
Output: 2
Statement: Its dramatic location, looking acroseto the Lub??ron from the southern edge of the Vaucluse plateau, has made Gordes one of the most proserous villages in the region, popular for its boutiques and little galleries. Choices:  1. The village Gordes is on the northern edge of the Vaucluse plateau. 2. The village Gordes is popular for its small galleries and boutiques. 3. The boutiques in the village Gordes contain various souvenirs for tourists.
Output: 2
Statement: Passero says he is pleased with Passaic Legal Aid's work in the courts and is concerned because of the differing demographics of the counties. Choices:  1. Passero says Legal Aid has helped hundreds of people this year. 2. Passero says Legal Aid is not doing what they should be doing. 3. Passero is happy with Legal Aid's work in the courts.
Output: 3
Statement: Glad I passed your test, Callie. Choices:  1. I am sad that I failed your test, Callie. 2. I passed Callie's test. 3. I'm Glad I passed your history test, Callie.
Output: 2
Statement: According to my rabbi (I don't want to pretend to be a student of such things), later commentators said that meant that Abraham was blessed with the recognition that he had passed the trials of his life with valor and devotion and could now enjoy a peaceful retirement, content in his own eyes and in the eyes of God. Choices:  1. Abraham was able to have a peaceful retirement. 2. My rabbi said that Abraham continued to overcome trials throughout the remainder of his days. 3. God recognized that Abraham was a devoted follower who lived a life of valor.
Output: 1
Statement: The purchase of the building on A Street in downtown Oxnard also signals California Rural Legal Assistance's intention to establish roots, said its leaders. Choices:  1. They took the sale of the building as a sign that they had no intentions of ever returning. 2. The took the real estate purchase as a sign that they were there to stay. 3. They were hoping that down the road they would expand.
Output: 2
Statement: that it requires an extremely it requires uh essentially a paper mill to recycle it and so the value has gone down it turns out it wasn't worth it for the church to do Choices:  1. The church will recycle it because it is definitely worth it to do so. 2. The church didn't have sufficient funds to buy a paper mill. 3. Because the church doesn't have a paper mill, it wasn't worth it to recycle it.
Output: 3
Statement: During PE, the exercises were designed to practice joystick skills and stretch the spine. Choices:  1. The exercises were spine stretching ones. 2. The exercises involved sitting on their butts. 3. Joystick skills are developed naturally, not through exercises.
Output: 1
Statement: Performance audits encompass a wide variety of Choices:  1. The audits pertain to performance. 2. The audits were from a small variety. 3. The performance was always being improved.
Output: 1
Statement: studies in American emergency settings have provided inconclusive evidence that brief intervention works. Choices:  1. Brief intervention works quite effectively according to studies. 2. There are hundreds of studies backing this fact. 3. It has been proved through studies that brief intervention does not work.
Output: 3
Statement: Most visitors take home a bottle or two of Madeira wine . Choices:  1. Most visitors buy some Madeira wine to remember their trip. 2. Most visitors buy some Madeira wine. 3. Most visitors buy some Madeira pasta.
Output: 2
Statement: Today I'm picking pheromones, especially for Miss Aldonka.' Choices:  1. Pheromones will increase Miss Aldonka's attraction. 2. Someone is trying to attract Miss Aldonka. 3. No one is worried about attracting Miss Aldonka.
Output: 2
Statement: yes i get some of these things in the mail that i wonder where in the world did they get my address or where did they get my name Choices:  1. I actually don't currently have a mailing address. 2. I receive mail that I don't want sometimes. 3. Most of the mail I receive are ads.
Output: 2
Statement: Thanks to me. Choices:  1. I did not help in any way. 2. I did that. 3. If it wasn't for me, they would not have found it.
Output: 2
Statement: some days it is Choices:  1. Some days, that is how it is. 2. Some days, it rains. 3. It is never that way on any day.
Output: 1
Statement: Finally, there are even stables in Jerusalem. Choices:  1. There are stables in Jerusalem. 2. Jerusalem has not actually got any stables. 3. The stables that belong to Jerusalem are old and wooden.
Output: 1
Statement: Of course you realize that, now Mr. Inglethorp is out of it, the whole position is greatly changed.  Choices:  1. Mr. Inglethorp was a crucial part of the position. 2. Mr. Inglethorp is no longer part of the equation thus the situation has changed. 3. Thankfully Mr. Inglethorp has decided to stay on for another term.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, we have traced the management problems of many federal agencies to organizational structures that are obsolete and inadequate to modern demands. Choices:  1. Some federal agencies have obsolete organizational structures that cause management problems. 2. Some inadequate organizational structures fail to take advantage of advancing technology. 3. All federal agencies use up to date organizational structures.
Output: 1
Statement: Something MIGHT turn up. Choices:  1. Although it doesn't seem likely, something may actually turn up if the time and place is right and everything goes according to plan. 2. Nothing's gonna show. 3. It's possible that something could show up.
Output: 3
Statement: Together with effective control of the rubber and tin industries, the British now firmly held the reins of government. Choices:  1. The British were able to control the government by running the rubber and tin industries. 2. Exploitation of rubber and tin deposits made the British very rich. 3. The British control of the government at the same time as they failed to take over the rubber and tin industries.
Output: 1
Statement: Air Daily, For Now, Labor Capable of Meeting SCR Demand, Clear Air Regulations and Markets    Choices:  1. For now labor is capable of meeting clean air regulations.  2. Labor will never be capable of meeting clean air regulations.  3. For now labor is capable of meeting clean air regulations due to voter pressure. 
Output: 1
Statement: The effective implementation of the statutory framework to improve the performance, management, and accountability of the federal government, although important, is not an end in itself. Choices:  1. The effective implementation is the only important thing. 2. It is more important to have happy government workers. 3. The effective implementation is not the main goal.
Output: 3
Statement: It is relevant for assessing the sustainability of programs established by current law. Choices:  1. Net spending is one measure relevant for assessing a program's sustainability. 2. It isn't possible to assess the sustainability of programs established by law. 3. Certain measures can be used to assess the sustainability of existing programs.
Output: 3
Statement: Echoing their earlier comments to the Board's Exposure Draft, Accounting for Property, Plant, and Equipment, some respondents expressed concern that expensing rather than capitalizing costs associated with stewardship PP&amp;E would lessen the value of the operating statement as a tool for performance measurement since it would overstate the cost in the year an asset is acquired. Choices:  1. The Board's Exposure Draft helps ensure financial needs are met and addressed. 2. Respondents were vocal about expenses and they voiced their concerns. 3. Some respondents threatened violence in order to get their needs met.
Output: 2
Statement: well i'm only a little bit familiar with the Red Sox because i lived up in Boston for a while Choices:  1. I lived in Boston for a while. 2. I'm very familiar with the Red Sox. 3. I lived in Boston for four years.
Output: 1
Statement: my adult women friends are anguishing over over some of these choices um Choices:  1. Most adult woman are feeling distressed and worried about these choices. 2. I have adult women friends in severe distress over some of these choices. 3. I don't have any woman friends.
Output: 2
Statement: The Lakeland Motor Museum on the grounds has around 100 exhibits of various forms of vintage transport. Choices:  1. There are no museums at Lakeland. 2. There are many exhibits on vintage transport at the Museum.  3. These exhibits are gorgeous and deeply appreciated by Lakeland locals. 
Output: 2