niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: I'm hoping that what this center does is open a dialogue with other nonprofit leaders to plan out what are the legal needs of the community that could be served through such a center, Padilla said. Choices:  1. I hope this center show how superior we are to others. 2. I hope this center opens discussions between non-profit leaders. 3. I hope that this center boost communication with other centers.
Output: 2
Statement: As Big Boy, Woody Harrelson is a pop-eyed cartoon, but I admit to finding his hamminess--and his pronunciation of such phrases as You scum-suckin' dawgs--hugely entertaining. Choices:  1. Woody Harrelson voices the cartoon character Big Boy. 2. Kevin Costner voices Big Boy in the latest Woody Harrelson movie. 3. Some people do not care for Woody Harrelson's portrayal of the Big Boy character due to his hamminess and delivery of certain lines.
Output: 1
Statement:  The Secret Struggle for Womanhood , by Naomi Wolf (Random House). Choices:  1. Naomi Wolf wrote a book. 2. Naomi Wolf made movies. 3. Naomi Wolf's book was about becoming a woman.
Output: 1
Statement: He's ah! With a shriek of terror she sprang to her feet. Choices:  1. She let out a yelp and could not move her body.  2. She was sitting for 20 minutes when something crept up behind her which scared her.  3. She was sitting down for a while and then she screamed and ran away. 
Output: 3
Statement: Every conceivable kind of goods is sold  clothing, all kinds of electronics, CDs, souvenirs, crafts, and jewelry. Choices:  1. Any imaginable type of item is sold including clothes, electronics, and many more. 2. The items are sold for cheaper as they try to attract tourists and consumers. 3. There is a limited selection of goods sold there.
Output: 1
Statement: Members of the Rothschild and Ford families also took up residence nearby. Choices:  1. The residence nearby was also taken up by members of the Rothschild and Ford families. 2. Members of the Rothschild family took up residence a long way from here. 3. Ford and Rothschild families owned these places for generations.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i can see it too Choices:  1. I can't see it from here, it's too far! 2. I can see it too, it's not so far. 3. Oh, I'm can see it as well.
Output: 3
Statement: Often referred to as the stated value. Choices:  1. You need to get a "Stated Value" from an appraiser before you can get paid. 2. It is not referred to as "State Value."  3. "Stated value" is the way it's often referred to as. 
Output: 3
Statement: i don't think that's good Choices:  1. I don't think that is good 2. I don't think that's good for you 3. I think that's great
Output: 1
Statement: This pope often violates what was taught for many centuries as holy tradition without any kind of respect for those of us who lived under the old church. Choices:  1. The pope goes against the church's traditions when he thinks it will benefit the people of the church. 2. The pope often goes against the church's traditions. 3. The pope can never go against the church's tradition.
Output: 2
Statement:  A'deem smiled at him as the two ate. Choices:  1. As the two ate, A'deem smiled. 2. A'deem smiled at him as the two ate their friend. 3. A'deem frowned while they ate.
Output: 1
Statement: or self improvement um i've got a a uh small company on the side that i that i do things with so uh a lot of the reading that i i do has to do with um how can i uh do better at at my small time business uh Choices:  1. I enjoy reading books about best small business practices.  2. I read books that help me improve my small business.  3. I have never been self employed. 
Output: 2
Statement: Vote.com would become, as Morris envisions it, the nation's town meeting. Choices:  1. Vote.com had a lot of tools people could use to conduct meetings. 2. Morris doesn't think Vote.com will be used for anything. 3. They think Vote.com will become the nation's town meeting.
Output: 3
Statement: no not originally from Texas Choices:  1. Yes, from Texas. 2. No, I lived in Texas but I wasn't born there. 3. Not from Texas.
Output: 3
Statement: In essence, this plan is to contain the annual performance goals the agency will use to gauge its progress toward accomplishing its strategic goals and identify the performance measures the agency will use to assess its progress. Choices:  1. The agency has to fill in a performance sheet at the end of every year. 2. The plan will contain the goals for the agency to strive towards. 3. The agency will just access their performance on their own.
Output: 2
Statement: I guess another day of it would have driven me and Beresford stark staring mad!" Choices:  1. I think a little more of that would have driven me and Beresford insane. 2. Me and Beresford had a week worth of a fight still left in us. 3. We would have rather died than take another day of it.
Output: 1
Statement: The site, of course, will still be available, including all current contents, The Compost, and The Fray. Choices:  1. The Compost will still be available on the site. 2. The site is going to be permanently removed and will not be available. 3. The compost is a gardening magazine for keen gardeners.
Output: 1
Statement: Dining room, bar. Choices:  1. It has a dining room in it that serves breakfast and dinner. 2. It has a dining room in it. 3. It has no dining facilities.
Output: 2
Statement: oh goodness it must be a little bit cold Choices:  1. It must be cold at this time of year. 2. Oh my gosh, it must be a tad cold. 3. Oh my, it must be boiling hot.
Output: 2
Statement: you know you oh yeah because i mean everybody grows up looking at these cop movies and trying to you know to imitate them or whatever and uh i thought he did such an excellent job of not Choices:  1. Everyone develops watching police films and attempting to emulate them. 2. Cops are really cool to a lot of people who watch those movies. 3. Nobody wants to imitate cops from the movies.
Output: 1
Statement: And now he received an SMS with what? 'Buy something for Lola's zits.' Doctor Edward, feeling his helplessness turning into the drill sergeant's revenge came up with an idea, which changed the direction of the skin care market all over the world. Choices:  1. He received and SMS that said 'Everything is cool with Lola's skin.' 2. The skin care market was changed due to Doctor Edward's idea. 3. After receiving the SMS, Doctor Edward went to his lab and started mixing some chemicals.
Output: 2
Statement: The inspector reported that the chair itself, the wooden part, needed replacement. Choices:  1. The inspector said it all looked great. 2. The inspector said the chair would need to be replaced. 3. The iron, fur, and plastic parts of the chair were in perfect order.
Output: 2
Statement: Grim faces and hardened jaws are not people-friendly. Choices:  1. People love to interact with people having grim faces and hardened jaws according to the recently completed study. 2. In a study at Harvard University the researchers found that grim faces and hardened jaws are not people-friendly 3. People do not find grim faces and hardened jaws friendly. 
Output: 3
Statement: Because, at the risk of sentimentality, it's the News Quiz participants that make it fun for me. Choices:  1. The participants of the News Quiz makes it fun because they are very entertaining. 2. The participants of the News Quiz makes it sad. 3. The participants of the News Quiz makes it fun.
Output: 3
Statement: Those who don't want to drive or walk around it can take the ferry, which travels down the whole length of the lake from Glenridding to Pooley Bridge. Choices:  1. The ferry travels all the way down the lake. 2. The ferry doesn't go all the way down the lake. 3. The ferry is nice and affordable for those that don't want to walk.
Output: 1
Statement: Well, we got him anyway an' two or three of th' others. Choices:  1. We were able to capture four people. 2. We got at least three people, and maybe four. 3. We did not manage to get him.
Output: 2
Statement: According to the Rochester team, the findings suggest that our language-learning abilities may have to do with our general cognitive prowess, not with any particular language module. Choices:  1. There's a language module that aids us in our ability to learn a new language. 2. The team at Rochester doesn't have any ideas concerning the basis of learning new languages. 3. A person's general intelligence may be related to the ability to learn a new language according to the team from Rochester.
Output: 3
Statement: Eilat divides into three distinct areas. Choices:  1. The three areas have their own local governments. 2. Eilat is split into two areas. 3. There are three separate areas in Eilat.
Output: 3
Statement: Kenny needs to come back home to Texas. Choices:  1. Kenny is from Texas. 2. Kenny is from Georgia. 3. Kenny is from Texas and his family is still there.
Output: 1
Statement: Via Toledo takes you into the city's historic heart, Spaccanapoli (around a Roman road that splits Naples into upper and lower districts). Choices:  1. Spaccanapoli is the heart of the city, and can be accessed by the Via Toledo road. 2. Via Toledo takes you completely away from the city, and into the forrest. 3. Spaccanapoli is famous for its large weekend markets, attracting tons of locals and tourists.
Output: 1
Statement: Brought a message from Mrs. Vandemeyer, I suppose?" 91 "Not exactly," said Tuppence. Choices:  1. Tuppence relayed an instruction coming from Mrs. Vandemeyer.  2. I'm sure you didn't bring a message from anybody.  3. I bet you came here to deliver a message from Mrs. Vandemeyer. 
Output: 3
Statement: really that bad huh is it is it typically this rainy i don't think it's typically this rainy by you down there is it Choices:  1. It's been super dry here. 2. This much rain isn't normal but may be the new normal. 3. This much rain isn't normal.
Output: 3
Statement: he has no intention of going back to the Philippines because there's no jobs Choices:  1. He does not intend to return to the Philippines. 2. He plans to look for a job here, as the prospects are better than in the Philippines. 3. As soon as he graduates, he is going back to the Philippines.
Output: 1
Statement: This study will be funded by an LSC technical assistance grant and will be coordinated with an ABA peer study. Choices:  1. This study won't be funded by an LSC technical assistance grant  2. This study will be funded by the government as well 3. This study will be funded by an LSC technical assistance grant 
Output: 3
Statement: The range of estimates associated with the different technology scenarios highlights the importance of the technology assumptions. Choices:  1. The different technology scenarios had dozens of estimates. 2. The different technology scenarios had one estimate. 3. The different technology scenarios had multiple estimates.
Output: 3
Statement: Cumberland sausage is the local specialty. Choices:  1. Cumberland sausage is special to the area. 2. CUmberland sausage is impossible to find now. 3. Cumberland sausage is only made in that area and nowhere else.
Output: 1
Statement: Shucks! said Julius thoughtfully. Choices:  1. Yes! Julius cheered loudly. 2. Julius knew that they were running out of opportunities. 3. Julius expressed some disappointment.
Output: 3
Statement: The Social Security Administration also offers an online retirement planner with calculators to help workers understand how much they can expect from Social Security under different retirement scenarios. Choices:  1. The Social Security Administration practices eugenics and controlling public opinion. 2. Social Security is run by the Social Security Administration and helps workers plan their retirement. 3. The Social Security Administration issues Social Security Numbers and Cards to its Citizens.
Output: 2
Statement: Now then, you girls, get out!" Choices:  1. You girls should get out now. 2. You girls should stay now. 3. You girls get out because it is late.
Output: 1
Statement: The pump also offers superb ease of squeeze. Choices:  1. The pump was designed specifically for the squeeze to be easy. 2. The squeeze offered by the pump is incredibly easy. 3. The pump is very difficult to squeeze.
Output: 2
Statement: Billions of lire were spent on Rome alone for the record-breaking numbers of pilgrims and tourists who flocked to the country, one of the world's greatest tourist destinations during the year 2000. Choices:  1. Lots of money was spent in Rome. 2. Rome was able to use the money wisely. 3. No money was spent in Rome.
Output: 1
Statement: This process can occur simultaneously with the processing of the construction permit application. Choices:  1. Nothing can be done until the permit application has been processed. 2. The purchasing activities can happen concurrently with permitting. 3. Several activities related to the project may happen at the same time.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon had taken Vrenna's amazing diversion to reload his pistols. Choices:  1. Jon was asleep while Vrenna distracted the men.  2. Jon reloaded his guns.  3. Vrenna distracted them by taking off her shirt. 
Output: 2
Statement: They are troubling because they may sabotage the mission itself. Choices:  1. If the mission was sabotaged it would be a problem. 2. They are going to sabotage the mission. 3. It would be no problem if the mission was sabotaged.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah you can that's about the price of them up here they're they're uh uh Sears sells them Coleman sells them Choices:  1. Both Sears and Coleman sell them for a price. 2. Sears sells it cheaper than Coleman does. 3. Neither Coleman nor Sears sells them.
Output: 1
Statement: My own hand was crushed by the Colonel's. Choices:  1. The Colonel was very small. 2. The Colonel was a very large man. 3. The Colonel's hand was larger than mine.
Output: 3
Statement: The principal reason the leaks are troubling is not that they sabotage the relationship between the administration and the Pentagon Choices:  1. The strain between the Pentagon and the administration isn't the reason why the leaks are a problem. 2. The leaks are problematic because of how they have strained relations between the Pentagon and the administration. 3. The Pentagon isn't pleased about the leaks taking place.
Output: 1
Statement: Comparative Politics and the Comparative Method. Choices:  1. Politics can be analysed comparatively using the comparative method. 2. The comparative method involves interviewing politicians about their views. 3. Comparisons are impossible to make, by any method, regarding politics.
Output: 1
Statement: Only a true being can sneeze. Choices:  1. Everything, living or not, has the ability to sneeze. 2. Sneezing is something that only happens to true beings. 3. True beings sneeze often and also hiccup on occasion.
Output: 2
Statement: and i've been up there a few times but didn't accomplish too much because i just run down too quick Choices:  1. I feel sick up there. 2. I didn't accomplish much because it get tired. 3. I am in very good condition health wise up there.
Output: 2
Statement: The exponent of Pb in Equation (1), then, is not a traditional elasticity; rather, it is an elasticity for changes in own-price when the discount remains unchanged, referred to in this paper as a no-shift elasticity. Choices:  1. The exponent of Pb in the first equation is not a traditional elasticity.  2. The subscript of Pb in the first equation refers to traditional elasticity. 3. The elasticity refers to stretchiness in rubber bands.
Output: 1
Statement: Some famished North Koreans are eating their children , according to refugees and aid workers. Choices:  1. There is a great famine in North Korea. 2. According to refugees, some North Koreans have turned to cannibalism. 3. North Koreans have enough food to feed their families.
Output: 2
Statement: --DeParle's big concluding anecdote is the story of Michelle Crawford, a 39-year-old Milwaukee woman who went to work last year at a plastics plant, after two decades of desperation and chronic dependence on welfare. Choices:  1. Michelle Crawford was chronically dependant on welfare for two decades.  2. Going to work at the plastics plant saved Michelle Crawford from a life of poverty.  3. DeParle told the story of Michelle Crawford, who quit working at the plastics plant. 
Output: 1
Statement: i feel real sympathy for them so i really and and and by the way i feel the same way when i i just got back from Florida Choices:  1. I felt the same way when I came back from Florida.   2. I have no sympathy for them at all.   3. I feel the same for those folks in Florida as I do for those in Mexico.  
Output: 1
Statement: (This transaction differs from the immediately preceding transaction, in which an entity does not pay the full cost of the goods or services it receives from another entity. Choices:  1. This transaction is the same as the previous one. 2. This transaction is much cheaper in the long term. 3. This transaction and the previous one are not the same.
Output: 3
Statement: The next grant is for a national legal services virtual conferencing center to be coordinated by Gulf Coast Legal Services in Houston. Choices:  1. Gulf coast legal services wants to assist  2. The grant will not cover a legal call center 3. The next grant us for a virtual conference center for national legal services 
Output: 3
Statement: He has two law partners, Lori Mannicci and Linda Gardner. Choices:  1. He has known these partners for almost a decade. 2. he has no way of getting into contact with any members in law. 3. He has partners in law.
Output: 3
Statement: The liveliest, most colorful time is during the autumn grape harvest, la vendemmia, but tasting and buying goes on at many of the Chianti vineyards all year round. Choices:  1. The grape harvest is a big part of the town. 2. There is a very bad weather when it's grape harvest time. 3. You can take part of the harvests as a volunteer.
Output: 1
Statement: Each testing facility will have its own waste disposal requirements based on local, state, and Federal rules and regulations. Choices:  1. There are no waste disposal regulations in place at any test facility. 2. Every facility has waste disposal requirements based on regulations.  3. The regulations are really strict in order to preserve the environment. 
Output: 2
Statement: The preamble to the final rule discusses the comments received and the actions taken upon them. Choices:  1. The process for comments received and actions taken is already written.  2. Comment discussion is not available in this environment. 3. The preamble was written in advance, knowing this would be needed. 
Output: 1
Statement: I can't recall the exact words, but I'm pretty sure they were along familiar lines. Choices:  1. I think that was paraphrased well about what he spoke about. 2. I remember exactly what he said. 3. I don't remember exactly what he said.
Output: 3
Statement: In 1948 the modern State of Israel was proclaimed. Choices:  1. The declaration of the modern State of Israel was accepted by most people in the world. 2. The modern State of Israel was not proclaimed until 1955. 3. The existence of the modern State of Israel was declared in 1948.
Output: 3
Statement: William Powers, UT law school dean, says the project will benefit the students who participate, teaching them early in their careers about the need for pro bono service. Choices:  1. William Powers has remained silent on the issue of the project benefiting the students or not. 2. William Powers is the only law school dean to come forward and say that the project will benefit the students who participate.  3. The UT law school dean is named William Powers.
Output: 3
Statement: The Old Town also has interesting stores to explore and browse. Choices:  1. There are stores to explore in the Old Town. 2. The Old Town doesn't have any shops. 3. There are cute little jewelry shops and restaurants in the Old Town.
Output: 1
Statement: well i can tell you're from you've got that New England accent Choices:  1. You Southern accent tells me where you're from. 2. Your New England accent helps me identify your location. 3. You accent pegs that you are from New England, right?
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps multiple natural deaths in a family are possible. Choices:  1. Multiple natural deaths in a family is not unheard of in the modern age. 2. Multiple natural deaths in a family may be possible. 3. Multiple natural deaths in a family is highly unlikely and probably due to criminal activity.
Output: 2
Statement: Mrs. Vandemeyer's cook puzzled her. Choices:  1. She figure it out after being confused by the cook. 2. The cook confused her. 3. She was never puzzled.
Output: 2
Statement: Even if gross national saving were only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy could grow to some extent because replacing worn-out and used capital with new equipment tends to bring improved technology into the production process. Choices:  1. If gross national saving was only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy would not grow. 2. If gross national saving was only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy would still grow. 3. If gross national saving was only sufficient to replace depreciated capital, the economy would still grow at least 5%.
Output: 2
Statement: In the end, people were reluctant to make a complete change until 1981, when the forces for reform gathered sufficient strength to elect Francois Mitterrand as the Fifth Republic's first Socialist president. Choices:  1. Even after the election, people were uneasy about a socialist being in power. 2. It wasn't until 1981 that people were willing to elect Fifth Republic's first Socialist president. 3. There has never been a social president elected in the Fifth Republic.
Output: 2
Statement: Time claims that friends say Willey's calm demeanor masks a surprising volatility ... Choices:  1. Time says that, according to his friends, the calm demeanor Willey displays actually hides a surprisingly volatile nature. 2. Friends told Time that Willey's calm demeanor is indicative of his true nature. 3. Willey has always had a very short fuse.
Output: 1
Statement: Fenner signaled once more and the train began the slower trip southward. Choices:  1. The train began its trip loaded with supplies for the people. 2. Fenner gave a signal, but the train did not start. 3. The train began its trip after Fenner gave a signal again.
Output: 3
Statement: Skull caps and shawls are lent free of charge to those who need them. Choices:  1. If any visitors are in need of a skull cap or shawl, they are free to borrow. 2. The shawls and skull caps come in enough sizes to fit everyone. 3. Skull caps and shawls are sold to those without them.
Output: 1
Statement: over the regular gym i mean give me a break i mean the the the kids sit there and they drink and they drink Cokes and eat popcorn for for for lunch for lunch and then go out there and lift weights Choices:  1. They don't spend enough time in the gym. 2. They eat junk, then they go and weight lift.  3. They eat really healthy food and drink water.
Output: 2
Statement: The optimistic  The reforms will improve public perception of the IOC. Choices:  1. Some feel the reforms will improve the public perception of the IOC 2. Some feel the reforms will destroy the perception of the IOC 3. Some feel the reforms will improve the public and private perception of the IOC.
Output: 1
Statement: Glad you like it, Albert, replied Tuppence modestly. Choices:  1. Tuppence isn't glad that Albert likes it. 2. Tuppence was happy that Albert liked it. 3. Tuppence felt good seeing that Albert liked it.
Output: 2
Statement: One reason Long Island epitomizes boredom is because of its ur-suburb, Levittown, tedium expressed as architecture. Choices:  1. Long Island is seen as being boring due to its suburb of Levittown. 2. Levittown is a suburb of Long Island that has a reputation for vibrant exciting architecture. 3. The residents of Long Island do not agree with the notion that Long Island is boring.
Output: 1
Statement: but they couldn't put two and two together as far as the law was concerned Choices:  1. It was simple, and they figured out exactly how the law applied to it. 2. They couldn't figure it out in the context of the law. 3. They didn't know what the law was in this area.
Output: 2
Statement: Until the early 1990s much of the coastline was undeveloped, but a rash of building projects creates an almost continuous ribbon all along the shoreline. Choices:  1. There wasn't much development before 1990. 2. The buildings include residential condos and restaurants. 3. The coastline remains largely untouched by human hands, with a few small-scale beach resorts operating close to the cities.
Output: 1
Statement: Behind me, the carriage doors are forced open and five men in body armour burst in. Choices:  1. Five men ran in the door. 2. Five men tried to kill us. 3. Five men ran away.
Output: 1
Statement: Darrell (Thornton) and Bobby Cooper (Penn) in U-Turn (75 seconds) : Choices:  1. Neither Darrell or Bobby Cooper are in U-Turn. 2. Darrell and Bobby Cooper both feature in U-Turn. 3. Darrell and Bobby Cooper are friends in U-Turn.
Output: 2
Statement: Products that should be developed never get off the ground, or do so much later than they should, because everyone is waiting for other people to move. Choices:  1. There is intense competition among people vying to be the first to bring a product to market. 2. It takes a lot of guts (and money) to develop a product. 3. Indecision and a lack of courage mean important products are delayed.
Output: 3
Statement: The ring negates all other magic trying to pass it. Choices:  1. The ring is mostly cosmetic. 2. The ring negates magic, but it wasn't working. 3. The ring negates magic.
Output: 3
Statement: You'd think Soutine, with his obsessive delight in flesh, would paint nudes, but no; he painted only one in his whole career, and it's a minor painting. Choices:  1. He only painted one because it made him feel uncomfortable. 2. Soutine only paints nudes. 3. Soutine only painted one nude in his whole career.
Output: 3
Statement: In general, our grants support technical personnel directed to deliver a statewide technology plan. Choices:  1. The grants are used to support the personnel because that's the most efficient way of implementing the technology plan. 2. The grants are for the express purpose of the technology plan and as such personnel aren't allowed to use it. 3. The delivering of technology plans statewide is the goal that the grants seek to support.
Output: 3
Statement: To Scotland." Choices:  1. Towards Scotland. 2. To France. 3. Scotland is to the north.
Output: 1
Statement: Very sad," murmured Dr. Bauerstein. Choices:  1. Dr. Bauerstein didn't murmur that it was a happy situation.  2. Dr. Bauerstein thought the girl dying from cancer was a tragedy.. 3. Very good, said Dr. Bauerstein. 
Output: 1
Statement: It has made standard--even admired--measures that ought to be intolerable in a democracy. Choices:  1. The latest law passed has changed democracy. 2. It has helped maintain democracy as it should be.  3. Measures that should be intolerable in a democracy have been made standard by it.
Output: 3
Statement: And bicycles, once the vigorous instruments of suburban freedom, are rarely spotted in the playground; parents fear for their kids in heavy suburban traffic. Choices:  1. Bicycles are all over the park daily. 2. Most parents do not allow their kids to ride their bikes to the park anymore. 3. Bicycles are not seen in the playground very often.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I'm afraid we can't offer you much time to adjust to your new situation, but don't worry. Choices:  1. More time cannot be given. 2. There is no option for more time, but things will turn out fine. 3. An extension can be granted if needed.
Output: 1
Statement: But it was left to a three-judge U.S. Choices:  1. It was left to China. 2. Although, it was left to a three-judge U.S. 3. Leaving it like that was not a very smart decision.
Output: 2
Statement: This site includes reports on those rankings in addition to highlighted innovative practices. Choices:  1. The site specifically does not include reports on innovative practices. 2. The site includes reports on highlighted innovative practices. 3. Technically, many practices can be considered to be "innovative," but not all of them are showcased on the site.
Output: 2
Statement: Call-back services allow me to call the United States for 70 cents a minute, vs. the $2. Choices:  1. The calls are much more expensive for other people. 2. The call can be made at a discount with the call-back services. 3. Calls to the United States are more expensive through the call-back services.
Output: 2
Statement: She assured me everything was perfectly sterile, but it didn't look clean. Choices:  1. She told me that everything was sterile even though it didn't look like it.  2. She told me that the sewing needles were sterile.  3. She told me that none of it was sterile and it would for sure kill me. 
Output: 1
Statement: If the prices of all basic mail were increased, say, 20%, the 33. Choices:  1. A 20 percent increase in prices would reduce the volume of mail posted. 2. It would be impossible to increase the prices of basic mail. 3. All basic mail prices might be increased by 20 percent.
Output: 3
Statement: I looked at her. Choices:  1. I stared at her. 2. I looked away from her. 3. She was beautiful and I looked at her.
Output: 1
Statement: For a close-up view of a glacier and formidable ice caves, take the cable car and rack railway up the Montenvers to the dazzling Mer de Glace (Sea of Ice). Choices:  1. People have gotten lost in the ice caves before, and frozen to death. 2. The cable car will take you up to a luxurious cabin where there is a nice view of a hot tub. 3. Take the cable car and rack railway for a close-up view of a glacier.
Output: 3
Statement: Some legal aid programs tap the significant resources of other community organizations in an effort to expand their reach. Choices:  1. There are some legal aid programs who want to expand their reach.  2. Some legal aid programs ask for monetary donations from our community organizations.  3. Some legal aid programs do not require any expansions as they are content to where they currently are. 
Output: 1
Statement: What the bionomics guys apparently think evolution is about is constant, breathless change--strap yourself in! Choices:  1. The bionomics guys think evolution is constant change that no one can predict. 2. The bionomics guys think evolution is constant change. 3. The bionomics guys think evolution has halted.
Output: 2
Statement: There were also some tableaux in which Cynthia took part.  Choices:  1. Cynthia wasn't in the tableaux. 2. Cynthia took part in a tableaux.  3. Cynthia hated acting. 
Output: 2
Statement: If there's one thing this institution dislikes, it's being called a museum. Choices:  1. The institution adores being called a museum. 2. This institution does not like being called a museum. 3. This institution holds and takes care off valuable artwork.
Output: 2
Statement: Epidemic increases in concaine and opiate use by trauma center patients. Choices:  1. There has been an increase in opiate use by patients. 2. The trauma center is equipped to handle overdoses. 3. Trauma center patients are using less cocaine.
Output: 1
Statement: The large permanent encampment of homeless people around Tennoji Park makes the area more than a little seedy (but not at all dangerous). Choices:  1. There are 10,000 homeless people in the city. 2. The homeless people are very dangerous and violent. 3. There are a lot of homeless people that live around Tennoji Park.
Output: 3
Statement: He said it was to poison a dog." Inwardly I sympathized.  Choices:  1. I had some sympathy when he told me it was to be dog poison.  2. The poison was for the roaches in the alley he said.  3. The dog was going to be poisoned tonight and I had a lot of sympathy. 
Output: 1
Statement: It would only be fitting that yadda Choices:  1. It won't be fitting that yadda. 2. For yadda it would make sense. 3. It might make sense now for yadda but I'm not certain it will in the long run.
Output: 2
Statement: JFMIP requirements documents include (1) a framework for financial management systems, (2) core financial management systems Choices:  1. JFMIP requires that documents have a framework for environmental management systems. 2. JFMIP requires that documents have a framework for financial management systems. 3. JFMIP requires that documents have a framework for financial management systems for private organizations.
Output: 2
Statement: Other tax incentives encourage college and other postsecondary education. Choices:  1. Other tax incentives are used for spending less 2. Other tax incentives encourage college and other postsecondary education. 3. Other tax incentives discourage college and other postsecondary education.
Output: 2
Statement: I believe they use a similar form for undergraduates having sex at Cornell. Choices:  1. I think they use a comparable form for any undergrad students having sex at Cornell. 2. They might use a similar form for undergrads having sex at Cornell because the situation's importance and weight doesn't change between colleges. 3. I'm under the belief that they use a very different form for undergraduates having sex at Cornell.
Output: 1
Statement: Many users consider the implementation of the plan to have made a profound difference in the way they do their jobs. Choices:  1. The plan has helped to make the employees more efficient.  2. They did not invest any effort in improving the well-being of their employees.  3. They implemented new professional development.
Output: 1
Statement: but they ought to get yeah i was Choices:  1. they ought to get some sweets from the shops 2. they ought to get that yes 3. but they are not ought to get, no I wasn't
Output: 2
Statement: Anyway, it paid off for him. Choices:  1. He was hurt in every way from it. 2. He benefited from it. 3. He made a ton of money from it.
Output: 2
Statement: we were talking about that just today Choices:  1. We were discussing school today.  2. We didn't discuss it.  3. We were just talking about that today. 
Output: 3
Statement: and that i couldn't watch and but you know you could tell when it was coming Choices:  1. I couldn't tell that something was coming. 2. I couldn't watch because I was scared. 3. I could have chosen to watch it.
Output: 3
Statement: The resort towns offer excellent opportunities for relaxation and sports on longer stays, but for short visits you'll get a better idea of the lake aboard a boat cruise (3 4 hours, with a meal on board, from Stresa, Baveno, or Pallanza) than by road. Choices:  1. Boat cruises last 3 to 4 hours, but can only carry a maximum of 20 people. 2. For longer stays, the resort towns are perfect for relaxation and sports, but for shorter visits, you'll see more on a boat cruise. 3. For short vacations, resort towns are perfect to stay in.
Output: 2
Statement: 3 percent to percent and the cost coverage for inbound mail would increase from 90. Choices:  1. With the new regulations the cost coverage for inbound mail would increase from 90%. 2. The cost coverage for inbound mail would not change. 3. The cost coverage for inbound mail would increase from 90%.
Output: 3
Statement: You'll find some additional phrases beginning on page 218. Choices:  1. There will be no additional phrases.  2. You will discover some more phrases at page 218. 3. The additional phrases will help your experience be more authentic. 
Output: 2
Statement: A twin plague of lice and fungus has attacked the undergraduate library at the University of California-San Diego. Choices:  1. The library at the University of California avoided the plague of fungus. 2. The undergraduate library suffered through lice and fungus. 3. The lice were spread through shared combs.
Output: 2
Statement: Postal Service Wages and Benefits to the Private  Evidence from the Total Compensation Premium, New Hire Increases, Quit Rates and Application Rates, Michael L Wachter, Barry T. Hirsch, and James W. Gillula, July 10, 1995. Choices:  1. Postal service wages are not public information. 2. A comprehensive report listing every postal service wage and benefit. 3. A report of postal service wages and benefits.
Output: 3
Statement: The main town of the island is Fira, set atop the high cliffs in the center of the long interior curve. Choices:  1. Fira sits in the middle of the long interior curve of the island on top of the high cliffs. 2. Fira is the largest town on the island. 3. The town is in a low lying area. 
Output: 1
Statement: and then i would feel not only invaded in the sense that someone had obtained information from me that i would rather they didn't and that might be the sense of a spending pattern for instance that that i would have thought to be private but then if it turns out to generate Choices:  1. I would never feel invaded, even if they obtained information that I didn't want them to. 2. Private spending patterns, for instance, are very important for me. 3. If that happened I would feel not only invaded, in the sense that someone had obtained information from me, but in other ways aswell.
Output: 3
Statement: It also becomes a focus at national training events. Choices:  1. These events go on yearly, ever since 1996. 2. It also becomes one of the target areas at the national training events. 3. It does not ever find itself a focus at national training events.
Output: 2
Statement: The story comes from one Susan  Choices:  1. Susan didn't know anything about it, so she just listened. 2. Susan told them the story about Watergate. 3. Susan gives them the story.
Output: 3
Statement: The house itself dates from the 16th century. Choices:  1. Nothng survives today that was built in the 16th century. 2. Houses were being built in the 16th century. 3. The house is luxurious as was the 16th century style.
Output: 2
Statement: so no wonder you like sports so you were a physical education teacher Choices:  1. You taught physical education and like sports. 2. You became a physical education teacher because you like sports. 3. You were never a teacher. 
Output: 1
Statement: Unfortunately, much of the temple lies in ruins. Choices:  1. The ruins have been preserved less than other temples.. 2. The temple is noteworthy for its pristine condition. 3. It is sad but there is not much of the temple left.  
Output: 3
Statement: So the effects of the announced withdrawals will be limited. Choices:  1. An effect of the announced withdrawals is less access to jobs. 2. The announced withdrawals will have drastic consequences. 3. There are not many effects of the announced withdrawals.
Output: 3
Statement: Criticizing the Kosovo Critics Choices:  1. Making negative comments about the critics of Kosovo. 2. Kosovo is often derided by local newspapers. 3. Praising those who criticize Kosovo.
Output: 1
Statement: The salient questions, outlined above, are more relative and  whether Democratic promises to refrain from spending the surplus are less trustworthy than Republican promises to match tax cuts with spending cuts, and which hypothetical error--excessive spending or excessive tax cuts--would be harder to reverse. Choices:  1. It's hard to determine whether the damage from spending too much is easier to remedy than the damage from cutting taxes too drastically. 2. It's hard to determine who is more sincere between the Democrats promising to cut taxes and the Republicans talking about saving the surplus. 3. Republicans swearing to cut taxes and Democrats promising to show restraint with the surplus may be two sides of the same coin of excess in a time when moderation is what's needed.
Output: 1
Statement: so i mean it it's like where does this all stop Choices:  1. Where does this all stop and reverse itself? 2. Where does this all stop? 3. This stops now.
Output: 2
Statement: Boys Clubs Girls Clubs things like that that kind of get into that citizenship uh the uh looking after the environment sort of thing and and i guess i don't see uh this being that different but even more beneficial because it would be something that everybody participated in and would take a turn in Choices:  1. Boys and Girls Clubs just try and keep kids safe. 2. Boys and Girls Club look at the environment and how kids can help clean it up. 3. Boys and Girls Club look at the environment.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh with an annuity Choices:  1. No, not with an annuity. 2. Yes, with an annuity you can contribute more money. 3. Yes, with an annuity
Output: 3
Statement: A great sport, old Evie!  Choices:  1. Evie was not a good sport at all.   2. Evie was a good person.   3. Evie was a good sport.  
Output: 3
Statement: Just a tool. Choices:  1. Something we could use. 2. Not even a tool. 3. Only a tool.
Output: 3
Statement: Two months later they met again for a working session in the mountains of Clezmeron where they were supposed to develop the basis of grammar and word-formation. Choices:  1. Neither ever saw the other again. 2. Nearly 60 days afterward they had a meeting the aim of which was to establish language rules. 3. They later convened deep in the mountain halls of Clezmeron and exchanged ideas on grammar and etymology.
Output: 2
Statement: The Legal Services Corporation exists to help our clients address their legal wrongs and promote their legal rights. Choices:  1. The Legal Services Corporation does not help clients promote their legal rights. 2. Helping clients with legal wrongs and help promoting their legal rights is why the Legal Services Corporation exists.  3. The Legal Services Corporation enjoys helping being know their rights legally.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the oldest Christian site in Dublin St. Patrick himself is reputed to have baptized converts on this spot (marked by a Celtic crosein the nave), suggesting that there has been a church here from around a.d. 450. Choices:  1. There has been a church on this spot since 450 A.D., when St. Patrick baptized converts here, making it the oldest Christian site in Dublin. 2. This the most recent Christian site in Dublin, having been founded in 1960. 3. This is the oldest church in Ireland.
Output: 1
Statement: At the foot of the colonnade is a big stone tethering-ring for an elephant whose job it was to crush capital criminals to death. Choices:  1. There is an elephant at the foot of the colonnade. 2. The criminals would be allowed to kill the elephant. 3. The colonnade is used to protect the capital.
Output: 1
Statement: uh and Colorado is a beautiful place to live Choices:  1. Colorado is a really lovely place to live. 2. Colorado is a very ugly place.  3. Colorado has some very beautiful views.
Output: 1
Statement: A trade treaty gave the Dutch command of the spice trade but reserved Johor's rights in tin exports from Perak, Selangor, and Klang. Choices:  1. The spice trade was given to the Dutch in a trade treaty. 2. The Dutch had control of both the spice and tin trade after the treaty. 3. The spice trade was the most profitable trade at the time.
Output: 1
Statement: Increased Particulate Air Pollution and the Triggering of Myocardial Infarction. Choices:  1. Myocardial Infarction is Triggered 2. Myocardial Infarction is not Triggered. 3. Particulate Air Pollution Increased
Output: 3
Statement: horses yeah you really don't yeah there's there's a you have to look real hard to see a lot of things besides concrete uh Choices:  1. It is difficult to see anything but concrete. 2. There is concrete in all directions. 3. There are many things to see other than concrete.
Output: 1
Statement: Most folks have a pretty clear idea of how much pleasure they'll get from their brother's smiles or a few days of sand and surf. Choices:  1. No one has an idea of how good it will feel to get a smile from their sibling. 2. If sibling rivalry is a factor, probably no pleasure will be shown. 3. Most people can imagine the amount of joy they will show from a brother's grin.
Output: 3
Statement: Sure, replied Julius. Choices:  1. Okay, agreed Julius. 2. No way, Julius retorted. 3. Julius reluctantly agreed.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah well that's sounds interesting we uh we don't well i don't know if we do that very much i think i remember my mom had one of those Choices:  1. I'm not sure, but I think my mother had one of those. 2. My mother had one of those when I was a kid. 3. I'm sure my mother never that, she hates it.
Output: 1
Statement: Apaches , about ex-cops battling a gang of drug traffickers who smuggle cocaine in the hollowed-out cadavers of kidnapped babies, is condemned for its gruesome banality, ... Choices:  1. The cocaine that the drug traffickers smuggle fetches a very high price. 2. The show is about cops teaming up with ex-drug traffickers to help disadvantaged children. 3. It's about former cops fighting drug traffickers who smuggle drugs using the corpses of babies.
Output: 3
Statement: That is, we're paralyzed by the repeated idea that his election is inevitable. Choices:  1. We're terrified by the idea that the election is inescapable.  2. The election is very nasty and tight.  3. The election is completely avoidable. 
Output: 1
Statement: Participants referred to a landmark study on financial reporting by the Jenkins Committee4 as evidence that little has changed. Choices:  1. Participants felt that everything was different, citing the study as evidence. 2. The study was used as evidence that things were still the same. 3. The Jenkins Committee wrote the study a year ago.
Output: 2
Statement: There are a couple of credible  The four-letter word for vagina remains off-limits in polite conversation (although that has more to do with feminism than with profanity), and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex with males is not yet acceptable by the standards of office-meeting etiquette. Choices:  1. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is off limits in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is not acceptable in the office but is acceptable in the locker room apparently. 2. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is used regularly in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is acceptable in the office. 3. There's a couple of credible, the four letter word for vagina is off limits in polite conversation, and the slang expression for those who engage in oral sex is not acceptable in the office.
Output: 3
Statement: The mountains attract moisture sweeping acrosethe Atlantic Ocean and are thus often swathed in heavy rain clouds that feed the forests and fill numerous streams and rivers. Choices:  1. The mountains are hot and barren as the high winds keep all the moisture away. 2. The mountains experience some of the heaviest rainfall in the country. 3. The moisture that comes across the Atlantic Ocean is attracted by the mountains.
Output: 3
Statement: The lion, symbol of power and pride, was an understandable choice as the emblem of India's regained nationhood in 1947. Choices:  1. The symbol of pride for India is a caterpillar. 2. The symbol of pride could be a line can be seen as an understandable choice for India's regained nationhood in 1947. 3. It is quite understandable why the lion is established as India's regained nationhood in 1947.
Output: 3
Statement: with the tattoos and she was has just had just driven a load of meat from Minneapolis to some place in Arizona and she'd been Choices:  1. She flew a plane from Arizona to Minneapolis. 2. She made several stops on her trip from Minneapolis to Arizona. 3. She had transported meat from Minneapolis to Arizona.
Output: 3
Statement: His head was bald and he had painted a band of scarlet across his eyes. Choices:  1. The man was a leader of a cult.  2. He had a bald head with red painted across his eyes.  3. He had long, black hair and black stripes across his eyes. 
Output: 2
Statement: Leading organizations we studied create a set of mission-related processes and systems within which to operate, but they then give their managers extensive authority to pursue organizational goals while using those processes and systems. Choices:  1. The managers tend to not be given any authority when it comes do the goals of the organisation. 2. Of the organisations we studied, they create processes to which they would operate within. 3. Companies who let their managers set these mission-related goals are often much more successful.
Output: 2