niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: hi um yeah sure um i think i think we should have a balanced budget even if it means that services are dramatically cut back if you can't pay for it you shouldn't have it period Choices:  1. I think that we should cut all services to balance the budget. 2. We definitely need a balanced budget. 3. Balancing the budget is not necessary because some services are essential.
Output: 2
Statement: a a new concern with people Choices:  1. A new concern with people and their feelings 2. A new concern with people 3. No concerns with people
Output: 2
Statement: Texas yeah i'm in California right now i'm i'm originally from North Carolina though i Choices:  1. I am a native of North Carolina. 2. I was born and raised in Texas. 3. I love California more than I love North Carolina.
Output: 1
Statement: hum-um and being under the influence of drugs is no excuse to me Choices:  1. Being under the influence of drugs is a fine excuse. 2. Being under the influence of drugs is not an excuse, and should make the punishment worse. 3. Being under the influence of drugs is not an excuse.
Output: 3
Statement: His most recent gambit--criticizing the president for proposing excessive cuts in Medicare managed-care fees--was an attempt to outflank Clinton on the left . It's clear that Lott is not the fellow to address the GOP's problem of intellectual bankruptcy. Choices:  1. Lott is hated by Republicans. 2. Lott is not liked be Democrats. 3. Lott should take on Clinton.
Output: 2
Statement: President Clinton is rehiring Joycelyn Elders .--Greg Diamond ( Jay D. Majors and Peter Carlin had similar answers.) Choices:  1. Joycelyn Elders is being re-hired by President Clinton. 2. President Clinton will not be bringing Joycelyn Elders back. 3. Greg Diamond is quotes on this because he thinks it was a good decision by President Clinton. 
Output: 1
Statement: Many have grown more disgusted with Clinton's triangulations than with congressional Democrats' straightforward liberalism. Choices:  1. Democrats represented their own brand of liberalism. 2. Clinton's political inclinations had members of his party wanting to push another candidate. 3. Democrats represented a straightforward brand of conservatism.
Output: 1
Statement: The Bar Foundation funds legal aid for the poor and educational programs at schools. Choices:  1. The Bar Foundation is not involved in any kind of education. 2. Legal aid for the poor and educational programs at schools comes from the Bar Foundation. 3. The Bar Foundation makes it possible for schools to have legal programs.
Output: 2
Statement: An animal! Choices:  1. A living being! 2. A bird! 3. A rock!
Output: 1
Statement: Sack of Rome by imperial troops Choices:  1. Millions of dollars in artwork was lost to the imperial troops. 2. Rome was respected, so was not invaded. 3. Imperial troops invaded Rome.
Output: 3
Statement: This meant shelving the belief that a single, foolproof plan could be implemented once and for all. Choices:  1. The foolproof plan had to be shelved. 2. The foolproof plan was highly feasible and they decided to implement it. 3. The foolproof plan was scraped due to funding constraints.
Output: 1
Statement: i guess because well that guy is from Dallas that's probably about the only thing yeah that's it that's the only reason why i don't know anybody else Choices:  1. I don't know anyone from Dallas. 2. It's only because that guy's from Dallas. 3. I'm sure it's not because he's from Dallas.
Output: 2
Statement: [Y]ou can give people all the rights you want, but if they have no way to enforce those rights, those rights are meaningless. Choices:  1. Rights should be given to people along with the means to enforce them. 2. There is no need to give people the means to enforce the rights they have received. 3. Rights are meaningless if given to people who can't enforce them.
Output: 3
Statement: When the zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin in 1919, it gained world no other zoo had examples of this penguin species. Choices:  1. The zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin in 2011. 2. The king penguin born at the zoo was named Flipper. 3. The zoo celebrated the first successful hatching in captivity of a king penguin.
Output: 3
Statement: New Goya rooms in the Prado were opened in March 1999. Choices:  1. The Prado has added new Goya rooms in the past. 2. No new Goya rooms have been opened in the Prado's history. 3. No more Goya rooms have been opened since 1999.
Output: 1
Statement: uh to see the other cultures or you know and some of that but Choices:  1. To see my own culture. 2. To see Asian cultures. 3. To experience foreign cultures.
Output: 3
Statement: The Bharatiya Lokkala Mandal Folk Museum has an excellent display of Rajasthani art, which includes bright puppets, costumes, and the whole range of turbans worn by the various Rajput clans. Choices:  1. The colors of the puppets are dull, according to the style of the time. 2. The art is often see as offensive to the eyes by visitors. 3. There is art from the Rajathani culture in the museum.
Output: 3
Statement: The outer pylon is majestic. Choices:  1. Majestic is the word often used to describe the outter pylon. 2. The outter pylon, not unlike the inner pylon, is very majestic. 3. There is no outter pylon.
Output: 1
Statement: not so much for the noise but if it were to jump a tooth or something of that nature i would be in serious problems on the freeway and i didn't want to chance Irene driving the car like that so Choices:  1. I didn't want Irene to drive the car with a timing chain that could be failing. 2. I didn't want to let Irene drive the car like this. 3. Irene can drive the car, if there's a problem, better her than me.
Output: 2
Statement: hum hum hum well they're elected as well so Choices:  1. They are elected so it doesn't matter. 2. The weren't elected. 3. They are elected.
Output: 3
Statement: At the same time, merchants built up a thriving trade with the rest of the Roman Empire. Choices:  1. Merchants built up trade. 2. Merchants struggled to trade. 3. Merchants built up trade with Greece.
Output: 1
Statement: The story begins 3.4 billion years ago with displays of fossils and rock, marking the geological changes that forged the landscape. Choices:  1. Rocks and fossils are displayed, and they show the geological changes that affected the landscape. 2. According to the display, the story started 500 million years ago. 3. The dinosaur fossils are the biggest attraction.
Output: 1
Statement: She screamed until her throat seemed to tear apart. Choices:  1. She made loud noises. 2. She screamed out in pain. 3. She was silent.
Output: 1
Statement: He did. Choices:  1. He did kill his family. 2. He did not. 3. It was him who did it.
Output: 3
Statement: i was down in Florida working and uh during during the summer some how i got a hold of involved in a a marketing organization that marketed uh replacing those uh whole life policies which aren't very good insurance policies people are losing you know and it losing money or not doing as well as they could Choices:  1. When I was in Florida over the summer, I ran across a marketing organization that is a proponent of replacing whole life insurance policies, but I didn't get involved 2. When I was in Florida over the summer, I got involved in a marketing organization, that is a proponent of replacing whole life insurance policies. 3. When I was in Florida over the summer, I got involved in a life insurance marketing organization that was a rip off.
Output: 2
Statement: The biggest town in the National Park, the population of Keswick (pronounced kezzick ) swells each summer as hikers, boaters, and sightseers arrive. Choices:  1. Hikers, boaters and sightseers go to Keswick every summer. 2. There aren't any towns in national parks, only animals and plants. 3. Summer is the high season in Keswick, lots of people go there when te temperature rises. 
Output: 1
Statement: Then you're welcome to run Spur R with the Double R on the Range."He held out his hand, and Drew grasped it for a quick shake to seal their agreement. Choices:  1. Drew felt a handshake was as good as a contract. 2. They could not come to an arrangement. 3. Drew sealed the arrangement with a quick handshake. 
Output: 3
Statement:  The Kal pulled down the top of his trousers and revealed a wide pink scar running across his abdomen. Choices:  1. The scar came from a battle the Kal had once been in.  2. The Kal pulled up shirt shirt to show a large black  burn across his entire stomach.  3. The Kal had been injured on his stomach in the past. 
Output: 3
Statement: The influence is clear even in the most spectacular of the Brenta villas, at Stra, the opulent Villa Pisani, or Villa Nazionale. Choices:  1. Visitors cannot see the influence at all at Stra. 2. The influence is more clearly felt at the Villa Nazionale than at Stra. 3. You can most definitely see the influence at the Villa Nazionale.
Output: 3
Statement: He only came here because I told him I heard the thunder from here. Choices:  1. He came here because of what I said. 2. He is terribly afraid of the thunder. 3. He came because I said I saw lightning.
Output: 1
Statement:   The economic value that people place on improved visibility on a day that they visit a Class I area is applied to the predicted deciview changes and projected number of park visitors affected to attain recreational visibility monetary benefits. Choices:  1. The economic value that people place on the site of starving animals is applied to the predicted changes in feeding schedules. 2. The zoo's attendance had dropped significantly over the last year. 3. Recreational visibility has cash benefits and is correlated to the number of park visitors.
Output: 3
Statement: Since then, it has drawn seven additional law schools to its  the University of Michigan, Rutgers and Syracuse Law Schools, New York Law School, University of New Mexico School of Law, Thomas M. Cooley Law School and Touro Law School. Choices:  1. The University of Michigan are huge contributors to law school development. 2. There have been no additional law schools that have been drawn since then. 3. Several additional law schools have been drawn since then.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah  but it's it's  nah you don't count on Social Security but it's it's that's what i'm saying they need to do something else Choices:  1. There is no security in social security.  2. Social security is a concrete plan for all.  3. You can't rely on social security. The government needs a new plan.
Output: 3
Statement: A colt with the fire still in him, but saddle-broke, is worth much more " Choices:  1. If you have a colt, we'll buy it, but it's not going to be as valuable as one that's saddle-broke with the fire still in him. 2. A colt that still has the fire in him but is saddle-broke is worth quite a bit more. 3. Nope, that colt is absolutely worthless, it's saddle-broke.
Output: 2
Statement: The complex contains the oldest wooden stage in China, used by the Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera. Choices:  1. The Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera used the oldest wooden stage in China, which was located at the complex. 2. In China, the complex contained the oldest wooden stage, but it wasn't used anymore. 3. The Wan Fu Tai Chinese opera never actually used any stages in China.
Output: 1
Statement: Take elementary precautions by sticking to bottled drinks and freshly cooked food, and you won't have any serious stomach problems. Choices:  1. Raw food won't make you sick. 2. Drinking from the tap might make you sick. 3. Brushing your teeth with bottled water would also help.
Output: 2
Statement: New research links these periodontal bacteria to heart disease, diabetes, low birth-weight babies, and other nastiness you'd expect from bacteria running wild in the bloodstream. Choices:  1. Research shows periodontal bacteria can contribute to other serious health issues. 2. The new research was done with much stricter guidelines than previous research. 3. Research indicates there's no link between periodontal bacteria and heart disease or diabetes.
Output: 1
Statement: Right behind it is the Round Room, where in 1919 the Irish parliament adopted the Declaration of Independence. Choices:  1. The Declaration of Independence was adopted by parliament in the Round Room. 2. The Round Room is the subject of many paintings from the period due to its historical significance. 3. The Irish parliament adopted the Declaration of Independence in 1924.
Output: 1
Statement: It's possible that Besieged is meant to be vaguely  The African is seduced by the crumbling decadence of Europe while the European falls for the childlike simplicity of Africa. Choices:  1. The Africans are very fierce warriors. 2. There are no Africans in the world. 3. It is possible that Besieged is meant to be vaguely, The African.
Output: 3
Statement: This is not the first prolonged interruption of inspections. Choices:  1. The inspections often face interruptions. 2. The inspections take place frequently and are often interrupted. 3. This is the first prolonged interruption for this inspection. 
Output: 1
Statement: Only two synagogues, the Ha'Ari and the Caro, are of real note. Choices:  1. Both of these synagogues are quite large and beautiful. 2. Visitors often overlook the Ha'Ari and Caro synagogues in favor of the other, more important ones in the area. 3. The Ha'Ari synagogue and the Caro synagogue are the only noteworthy ones.
Output: 3
Statement: Originally situated near present-day Kyoto, the shrine was moved here in 478. Choices:  1. The shrine was moved to Kyoto from here in 478. 2. The shrine was moved to a more populated area. 3. The shrine was moved here from Kyoto in 478.
Output: 3
Statement: It tells the public that all politicians ever do is quarrel--without doing much to elucidate what, if anything, they might be fighting about. Choices:  1. Politicians often are late to meet their deadlines because of their quarreling. 2. It tells the public that politicians just fight without saying what they might be fighting about. 3. It tells the public that the politicians just sit around having pleasant tea parties with each other all day instead of bickering.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1860, a treaty gave Britain a permanent beach-head on the Chinese mainland the Kowloon peninsula, directly across Victoria harbor. Choices:  1. A treaty made the British leave the Chinese mainland. 2. A treaty let the British stay on the Chinese mainland. 3. A treaty let the British stay on the Chinese mainland for ten more years.
Output: 2
Statement: i'm mostly into uh Choices:  1. I'm mostly into selling drugs. 2. I'm mostly into something. 3. I'm not really into anything.
Output: 2
Statement: Chapter 2 of this exposure draft discusses nonaudit services provided by audit organizations that are not covered by GAGAS. Choices:  1. Chapter 2 covers services that arent audits preformed that arent covered by GAGAs. 2. The GAGAS needs to work on providing more coverage.  3. Chapter 2 covers lunchtime procedure for the auditors. 
Output: 1
Statement: Knight's link to the vice president is now the power axis for a circle of his friends and clients, all of whom benefit from the relationship. Choices:  1. Knight knows people who are connected to the vice president. 2. Knight does not have any links to the vice president.  3. Knight is active in politics.
Output: 1
Statement: These attract bigger audiences than do current local offerings, which seem tawdry and unoriginal after the towering creativity of giants like Kurosea and Oshima. Choices:  1. Local offerings do not draw the largest audiences and they seem to lack novelty. 2. Kurosea and Oshima did not have any amount of creativity. 3. The biggest audience was a crowd of a thousand people.
Output: 1
Statement: Tuppence looked round to see what had startled her. Choices:  1. Tuppence was startled by a horse. 2. Tuppence was startled. 3. Tuppence was calm.
Output: 2
Statement: getting down together and doing that and and just the children were involved in the decision because it involved just them and you know making that decision and then Choices:  1. The children played no role in the outcome of the decision.  2. The children had an impact on the decision.  3. The children were the first priority when thinking of the decision. 
Output: 2
Statement: a time when overall agency budgets are under pressure, training budgets are unlikely to increase. Choices:  1. a fall in the stock market, training budgets should not go up 2. a moment when budgets have wiggle room, training budgets may increase 3. a moment when budgets are tight, training budgets should not increase
Output: 3
Statement: There were 110 sudden creaks of the furniture, imperceptible rustlings in the curtains. Choices:  1. No noises emitted from the furniture and curtains.  2. The furniture creaked, and the curtains rustled.  3. The furniture was old. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post added that even the Pentagon --Loral's initial accuser! Choices:  1. The Pentagon had all the evidence it needed to indict Loral. 2. The Pentagon was Loral's initial accuser. 3. The Washington Post added that even the Pentagon --Loral's fifteenth accuser!
Output: 2
Statement: Somewhere a woman began to sing, and the liquid Spanish words lulled him asleep. Choices:  1. A woman began to sing and put him to sleep. 2. It was completely quiet and he stayed awake. 3. A woman began to sing a folk song and it put him to sleep.
Output: 1
Statement: The quality of water used for test organism culturing and for dilution water used in toxicity tests is extremely important. Choices:  1. The quality of water used for culturing and dilution is very important. 2. The quality of water used for culturing and dilution is very important, so it should come from drinking water. 3. The quality of water used for culturing and dilution doesn't really matter.
Output: 1
Statement: Well lit by 72 windows, two spiral staircases of 248 steps take you right down to the water level. Choices:  1. The lighting is terrible even with the windows.  2. The building was huge with many features.  3. It is well lit with 72 windows and 2 spiral staircases. 
Output: 3
Statement: The allocations of these three types of allowances, and the determination of the data used in making the allocations, will not be subject to judicial review. Choices:  1. Judicial review will be done on the allocations of these three types of allowances. 2. Judicial review will not be done on the allocations of these three types of allowances, said the lawyer. 3. Judicial review will not be done on the allocations of these three types of allowances.
Output: 3
Statement: Of the buildings that house its 20 regional offices, the organization owns or co-owns five. Choices:  1. The organization has 20 regional offices in various buildings. 2. The organization wants to own all of the buildings in which its regional offices are based. 3. The organization owns or co-owns all of the buildings that house its regional offices.
Output: 1
Statement: In some ways the wall itself was responsible for subsequent overcrowding and disease because people were too frightened to live outside it. Choices:  1. People were afraid to live outside the wall. 2. People did not care about the wall. 3. The wall was intimidating ot most people.
Output: 1
Statement: It laid me out for a space. Choices:  1. I was knocked out for a time.   2. I was injured.   3. I recovered instantly.  
Output: 1
Statement: Truly dedicated pilgrims begin the climb around midnight, reaching the top in time to greet the sunrise. Choices:  1. It takes hours and a great effort for pilgrims to reach the top. 2. The pilgrims begin to climb at sunrise and they manage to get to the top when the sun sets. 3. Pilgrims manage to climb to the top in time to greet the sunrise.
Output: 3
Statement: well i guess that'll about do it Choices:  1. I think that will do it. 2. I think this will start it. 3. I guess that will end this conversation.
Output: 1
Statement: If Gaddis wants to blame Stalin and authoritarian rule for the Cold War, he must explain why the confrontation lingered on so long after the old brute's death in 1953. Choices:  1. Gaddis puts all the blame on Stalin and Authroitarian rule for causing the cold war. 2. Gaddis left the confrontation with Stalin lingering so long after the the old brutes death in 1953.  3. Gaddis does not blame Stalin for the cold war. 
Output: 2
Statement: The thundering Republican condemnations of the special prosecutor back then are just like the thundering Democratic condemnations today, down to the very phrase, four years and $40 million. Choices:  1. The thundering Republic condemnations back then are similar in many ways to the thundering Democratic condemnations of today.  2. The thundering Republican condemnations are in no way similar to the thundering Democratic condemnations. 3. The thundering Republican condemnations are four years and $40 million. 
Output: 3
Statement: Projection?" asked Adrin. Choices:  1. Adrin refused to speak. 2. Adrin asked a question. 3. Adrin asked the people to clarify what they meant.
Output: 2
Statement: Over the years, we have made important strides in-and realized efficiencies by-introducing technology into the organization. Choices:  1. We have made significant progress in our organization by implementing technology. 2. This year, we have decided that we need to try to introduce new technology in our organization for the first time - we have been reluctant to use it. 3. Some in the higher levels of the organisation were traditionalist, and resisted the change in our work to the use of more technology.
Output: 1
Statement: yes i'm fortunate in that i was able to take early retirement from my company last year and being able to do that i was able to keep my uh health insurance that the company pays for which and i had to pick up my own life insurance Choices:  1. I took early retirement because I have chronic health problems. 2. When I retired from the company they stripped away my health insurance. 3. Even though I was able to hang on to my health insurance, I had to pay for life insurance.
Output: 3
Statement: Others point to Waas' supposedly shoddy reporting of a Pulitzer Prize-nominated article on arms sales to Iraq that he co-wrote for the Los Angeles Times . There is no evidence that the pair repeated any of these alleged sins in their reporting on Hale. Choices:  1. These sins were not recorded to have been repeated.  2. The evidence towards these sins is incontrovertible. 3. They committed the sins and put in a massive amount of effort in hiding the evidence. 
Output: 1
Statement: Chosen People is an extension of his  Biblical evidence that Jews are Neanderthals includes the Esau incident (Esau is hairy, remember?) Choices:  1. Chosen people has not extened his Biblical evidence. 2. Chosen People brings up thirty new pieces of biblical evidence. 3. Chosen People is an extension of his Biblical evidence.
Output: 3
Statement: On every talk show, Dole vowed to demonstrate that the candidate with the most experience is more qualified than the candidates with the most money. Choices:  1. The candidate with the most experience is more qualified than those with more money. 2. Dole had never been on a talk show. 3. Dole was on multiple talk shows.
Output: 3
Statement: What was this battle doing to her? Choices:  1. She was unaware of the battle. 2. The battle may be affecting her. 3. The battle affected her badly.
Output: 2
Statement: The biggest challenge during the construction phase is managing changes resulting from such sources as scope of work changes by the owner, errors and omissions in the construction documents, and unknown or changed site conditions. Choices:  1. Managing changes is very easy during construction projects. 2. Managing changes is difficult for construction managers. 3. Managing changes is the hardest part of construction.
Output: 3
Statement: However, the achievement did not greatly impress his fellow mathematicians. Choices:  1. The achievement didn't impress his colleagues much because they had already achieved it.  2. The achievement greatly impressed the mathematicians.  3. His achievement didn't impress his colleagues. 
Output: 3
Statement: Mind you, sonny, not a word of this, said Tuppence suddenly. Choices:  1. Tuppence suddenly spoke of the situation. 2. Tuppence is talking to his friend about the secrecy of the situation. 3. Everyone needs to know of this, said Tuppence with a drawn out tone.
Output: 1
Statement: well of course this is tornado season uh in to uh we have many tornadoes spawned in this area and northern Indiana now we're in the southwestern part of uh Ohio Choices:  1. This is hurricane season.  2. There are a lot of tornados in this area of Indiana and Ohio. 3. Tornadoes cause a lot of damage in these areas. 
Output: 2
Statement: You'll see, you'll come back in a few minutes and it will all be over, Rajmund was telling her in a confident voice. Choices:  1. Rajmund was trying to impress her when he said it would be done soon. 2. Rajmund was confident that it would be over in a few minutes. 3. Rajmund was to shy to speak to her.
Output: 2
Statement: Still, better late than never. Choices:  1. Well its better tardy than not at all.  2. You're better off tardy for work than never showing up. 3. You'd better stay at home than be tardy.
Output: 1
Statement: They put him on a ladder where he spent another two hours examining the canopy's fabric. Choices:  1. He was not that interested in the canopy and only examined it for five minutes. 2. He spent two hours or more examining the canopy's fabric. 3. More than two people helped to put him on a ladder.
Output: 2
Statement: He noted that there is an R-01 interactive project that allows for great collaboration across disciplines. Choices:  1. The R-01 project lacks the interactive element needed for collaboration. 2. The R-01 project is the industry standard for collaboration. 3. The R-01 project is a useful tool for collaboration.
Output: 3
Statement: Innovation - Trading under the acid rain program created financial incentives for electricity generators to look for new and low-cost ways to reduce emissions and to do so early. Choices:  1. Trading under the acid rain program was of no innovative value. 2. Innovation, while generally positive, does not always provide benefit to society. 3. Trading under the acid rain program was a movement classified as innovation.
Output: 3
Statement: A less innocent error was an American attempt to erase four centuries of Spanish history. Choices:  1. The Americans attempted to eradicate centuries of Spanish history. 2. In order to gain a political foothold, the president ordered the destruction of centuries of Spanish history. 3. The American attempt to erase Spanish history was completely innocent.
Output: 1
Statement: During last month's State of the Union address, every member of Congress, Republican and Democratic, rose repeatedly to give Clinton standing ovations. Choices:  1. Every member of the Congress, both Republican and Democratic, rose to give Clinton standing ovations during last months State of the Union address. 2. Not all members of the Congress, both Democratic and Republican, were happy to give Clinton standing ovations. 3. During last month's State of the Union address, no members of the Congress ever rose to give Clinton standing ovations.
Output: 1
Statement: no i used to work at TI as matter of fact i was the only woman that they had in the field in a management position actually when i was working there i was the only woman that was pretty much in the industry and i used to fill out those attitude surveys and uh Choices:  1. I was the only female working in the field who held a management position for TI. 2. There were many women working in management positions alongside me. 3. I hated every second working in my management position at TI.
Output: 1
Statement: Right before Christmas a new toy appeared in stores. Choices:  1. A new toy appeared in stores after Christmas. 2. A new Elmo toy appeared in stores. 3. A new toy popped up in stores before Christmas.
Output: 3
Statement: Since both of you are newcomers " Rennie paused and then added: "Your riding away from here might appear to others that you had quit, were joining up with the mustangers on your own."  Choices:  1. Because you are new, riding in the direction opposite to us might be perceived as quitting. 2. Riding away from us comes across as manly and responsible. 3. There were many deserters and the leader was wary of losing more men.
Output: 1
Statement: "Had a good walk with Dr. Bauerstein?" I asked, trying to appear as indifferent as I could.  Choices:  1. I asked if the had a good sleep with Dr. Bauerstein. 2. I asked if they had a good walk. 3. I was very curious as to how good the walk was.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, suppose a study estimates that the average WTP for a reduction in mortality risk of 1/100,000 is $50, but that the actual mortality risk reduction resulting from a given pollutant reduction is 1/10,000. Choices:  1. Studies might under estimate mortality rates because secondary effects of the pollutants may not be accounted for. 2. Studies can always accurately estimate reductions in mortality rates. 3. If could be estimated that a reduction in mortality risk of 1/100,000 is $50, but the actual reduction may vary.
Output: 3
Statement: It'll only get you into worse difficulties around here." A spark of protest awoke inside Drew. Choices:  1. It is going to get worse, not better. They are going to have to fix it and fast. 2. Drew accepted this is how it was going to be, 3. It is only going to get worse, Drew defiantly did not believe that. 
Output: 3
Statement: This has made her an attorney general without measurable accomplishment in law enforcement or prosecution. Choices:  1. She did not have the experience. 2. She was hoping to learn as she went along. 3. Her years of experience outnumbered any of the other applicants. 
Output: 1
Statement: you don't care about that huh Choices:  1. You have to take care of that, don't you? 2. You don't have to worry about that. 3. If you're a renter, you don't have to worry about that.
Output: 2
Statement:  Nonoperating costs, such as payments made to the Treasury for retroactive charges are excluded. Choices:  1. Including nonoperating costs would muddle up the data. 2. Nonoperating costs aren't excluded. 3. Payments made retroactively to the Treasury don't count.
Output: 3
Statement: By law, H-2A workers must leave the country at the end of their contract period and most such workers are in the United States for only two to five months. Choices:  1. H-2A workers are not happy about that situation. 2. H-2A workers must leave the country at the end of their contract period by law, and most such workers are in the United States for only two to five months. 3. By law, H-2A workers can stay in the country as much as they like.
Output: 2
Statement: (Surprisingly comfortable.) Choices:  1. No one expected it to be so comfortable, but they are enjoying it. 2. It is ridiculously uncomfortable. 3. The comfort is unexpected.
Output: 3
Statement: kids are hard on houses Choices:  1. His kids had recently drawn on the walls with crayons. 2. Kids are the best on houses especially for cheap labor. 3. Children tend to trash houses.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah everything's relative i guess yeah because i grew up on the east coast Choices:  1. I grew up on the west coast. 2. I miss the east coast and would go back to that if I could. 3. I'm originally from the east coast.
Output: 3
Statement: Go join them, said Jon. Choices:  1. Jon told the man to stay on his own. 2. Jon said the person should join the group. 3. Jon told the man to go join the mob.
Output: 2
Statement: The other metrics described in this appendix require that system development work be underway. Choices:  1. Some of the metrics are missing from the appendix. 2. An appendix was considered, but not prepared. 3. The appendix presents a description of the metrics.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah now my roomie on the other hand he is a power user Choices:  1. My roommate stays up all night on his computer. 2. My roommate barely uses it, since it is bad for his eyes. 3. My roommate, unlike me, is a heavy user.
Output: 3
Statement: The NCH also hosts jazz and Gilbert and Sullivan evenings. Choices:  1. The NCH has never hosted a jazz event.  2. The NCH is the only venue that hosts jazz concerts.  3. Gilbert and Sullivan nights are hosted by the NCH. 
Output: 3
Statement: Various proposals have been advanced that would create a new system of individual accounts as part of comprehensive Social Security reform, while other proposals would create new accounts outside of Social Security. Choices:  1. The House of Representatives and the Senate can not agree on a single way to reform Social Security. 2. Proposals including creating individual accounts or new accounts have been proposed to reform Social Security. 3. The Social Security system is not in need of reformation and these new proposals are a waste of tax payers time and money.
Output: 2
Statement: It requires an entrance fee, as does the Tesoro (Treasury), a collection of the Crusaders' plunder. Choices:  1. The entrance fee maintains the building in working order. 2. It necessitates an entrance price along with the Tesoro which holds the Crusader's plunder. 3. It is free to enter for everyone.
Output: 2
Statement: Box is used to describe the receptacles each family or business sets up on a rural route to which mail might be delivered. Choices:  1. There are a number of different possible routes. 2. The box is used to describe the urban routes. 3. The box describes how the family or business is set up.
Output: 3
Statement: He told me, 'You don't have to tell me who you are. Choices:  1. He has no idea who I am and wants to know. 2. He said that I don't need to tell him who I am. 3. He has seen me before and remembered my name.
Output: 2
Statement: The many interesting antiques shops here vouch for the authenticity of old Spanish and Puerto Rican furniture, clocks, and bric-a-brac. Choices:  1. The antique shops also have Swedish fish.  2. The antique shops have Spanish and Puerto Rican furniture. clocks, and bric-a-brac. 3. There aren't any antique shops to be found. 
Output: 2
Statement:  The reality is that the only way this is going to be solved is if you can prevent it from being a political football, like Al's criticism of me for voting to continue discussion on a variety of options at the same time; the administration was considering the same discussion. Choices:  1. Al thinks we cannot solve this situation. 2. Preventing it from being a political football is the only way to get this sorted out. 3. The only way to solve this is for it to become a political football.
Output: 2
Statement: After World War II it was taken over by the Occupation for military housing and nicknamed Washington Heights, then redeveloped as the Olympic Village site for the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. Choices:  1. It earned the nickname 'Washington Heights' after the Second World War.  2. Following the Second World War, it was occupied by the military for three weeks. 3. It was nicknamed 'New York' after World War II. 
Output: 1
Statement: 'Nata-' I caught my tongue. Choices:  1. I knew it would be a bad idea to continue the conversation. 2. I stopped talking after I said 'Nata-'. 3. I kept talking.
Output: 2
Statement: HHS's Administration for Children and Families (ACF) had a web page on ACF Regulations Currently Open for Comment. Choices:  1. ACF had a web page on current regulations open for comment. 2. There is no web page affiliated with this organization. 3. Many comments were received.
Output: 1
Statement: well it's uh it's really both i'm certainly driven by the desire to maintain my weight and be healthy and be in shape and uh and most of the time i enjoy it sometimes i don't but i feel that uh that the discipline it affords me when i do it when i don't wanna is also worth something Choices:  1. "Most of the time maintaining my weight and being healthy makes me happy." 2. "Most of the time maintaining my weight and being healthy makes me happy, but it's not something I put in my online journal." 3. "Maintaining my weight and being healthy are my lowest priorities."
Output: 1
Statement: Leszek, Leszek...maybe...that guy... Choices:  1. Maybe Leszek is the guy that we are looking for. 2. Leszek is a female. 3. Maybe Leszek is the guy.
Output: 3
Statement: The leptin breakthrough spurred efforts to manipulate the brain's hunger centers. Choices:  1. Efforts to manipulate the brain's hunger centers have been spurred.  2. The leptin breakthrough is the missing link scientists have been searching for. 3. There have never been any efforts to manipulate the brain's hunger centers.
Output: 1
Statement: Watch the end of the road at all times. Choices:  1. The person needed to focus on the road. 2. The person needed to stare at the road as he drove at night. 3. The person should close their eyes while they travel.
Output: 1
Statement: The record was reopened on November 7, 1995. Choices:  1. The reopening was due to new facts in the case. 2. In November of 1995 they reopened the record. 3. The record remained closed in November of 1995.
Output: 2
Statement: uh that kind of thing helping out uh volunteering i guess if they can Choices:  1. The sorts of things like getting paid to help. 2. Very few are available to come and assist with their free time, but they come when they can. 3. Lending a hand by giving up their time if possible.
Output: 3
Statement: Suppose we say a little something down, and a fuller discussion of the matter later? Whittington gave her an ugly glance. Choices:  1. Whittington gave her a nasty look. 2. Whittington was not feeling especially fond of her at the moment. 3. Whittington looked at her with love and compassion.
Output: 1
Statement: Two riders escorted at hardly more than a fast walk a buckboard in which were two other men. Choices:  1. The buckboard escorted by the riders was empty. 2. Two men on horseback slowly lead the carriage with the two other men in it. 3. The two French soldiers escorted the prisoners riding in the carriage.
Output: 2
Statement: But the semantics are important. Choices:  1. The importance of semantics cannot be understated. 2. Semantics rarely has any merit. 3. Semantics is one of the most important aspects of a debate.
Output: 1
Statement: An' mustangers ain't above throwin' a sticky loop when they see a hoss worth it. Choices:  1. Mustangers buy all their livestock at Costco. 2. Mustangers use lassos on cows. 3. Mustangers are horse enthusiasts.
Output: 3
Statement: 60 Minutes prods, provokes, and fights with its subjects. Choices:  1. 60 minutes riles up their subjects. 2. 60 minutes irritates their subjects because it makes good TV. 3. 60 Minutes does not seek to infuriate their subjects.
Output: 1
Statement: There was a scream of displaced air, and something went zipping downwards in front of them, setting up a wind that bounced the carpet about crazily. Choices:  1. A piece of debris went in front of them causing the carpet to bounce about. 2. Something flew in front of them the bounced the carpet around. 3. The carpet sailed through the air smoothly.
Output: 2
Statement: Why Tommy? Choices:  1. Why did this happen to Tommy? 2. Why would Tommy let this happen? 3. Is Elizabeth ready?
Output: 1
Statement: The grounds are open daily May-Oct. 10am to 6pm; Nov. -Apr. 10-5; but the mansion, now city property and a frequent film set (Witches of Eastwick), is closed to visitors. Choices:  1. The grounds would be open in June around 3:00 PM. 2. The grounds are open in December around 7:00 PM. 3. The mansion used to be open to visitors before it was owned by the city.
Output: 1
Statement: As Istanbul it was the seat of the Ottoman sultans, rulers of a 500-year Islamic empire that stretched from the Black Sea and the Balkans to Arabia and Algeria. Choices:  1. The Ottoman empire collapsed for a number of reasons, but its collapse is largely seen to have been an inevitability by most historians. 2. The Ottoman empire established a 500-year rule over territory that stretched from the Black Sea and the Balkans to the Arabia and Algeria. 3. The Ottoman empire established a 200-year rule over a comparably small territory.
Output: 2
Statement: The main polo season in Jamaica sees match after match on the pristine grass at Chukka Cove. Choices:  1. The main polo season in Jamaica sees match after match on the pristine green grass at Chukka Cove. 2. The main polo season in Jamaica sees many matches on the pristine grass at Chukka Cove. 3. The main polo season in Jamaica does not see many matches on the pristine grass at Chukka Cove.
Output: 2
Statement: at her as she tries to get a point in edgewise. Choices:  1. She is trying to make a point. 2. She is given the floor and allowed to speak her piece. 3. She is trying to speak, but is not able to.
Output: 1
Statement: Do you know what I think? Choices:  1. Are you aware of what I'm thinking? 2. Do you know what I'm wearing? 3. Do you have any idea what I think about the rule changes? 
Output: 1
Statement: I lost my club and had to pin him down and beat him with my elbow until they pulled me off him. Choices:  1. I beat the man. 2. I told the man he should run before I hit him. 3. I beat the man to death.
Output: 1
Statement: From here you can see north along the beach; the only blot on the landscape is the unfinished Novo Mondo hotel a notorious, 8-story white elephant completely out of proportion with the rest of the island. Choices:  1. The Novo Mondo is a 6 story hotel that is completely finished. 2. The Novo Mondo hotel is unfinished. 3. The Novo Mondo hotel is unfinished because they ran out of money.
Output: 2
Statement: Other immediate priorities should be setting up an inspection function of auditors that audit SEC registrants and determining how standards that govern the work of the accounting profession, such as auditor independence rules and standards for conducting audits, should be set. Choices:  1. One immediate priority should be the creation of an inspection function for SEC registrants.  2. Auditor rules and standards are unimportant, and should not be viewed as a priority.  3. While an audit function is important, there are several other priorities that are just as, or more important. 
Output: 1
Statement: My mother, at the time of her death, and for some time before it, was taking a tonic containing strychnine. Choices:  1. My mother was drinking a tonic when she died. 2. My mother was not drinking anything when she died. 3. My mother was drinking a tonic when she died, but it isn't what killed her.
Output: 1
Statement: Already, in the three years since this documentary was shot, digital technology has made moviemaking at this level more affordable--which means that the road for impoverished filmmakers like Borchardt will soon be less grueling. Choices:  1. Thanks to cheaper moviemaking via digital technology, filmmaking will be less tasking. 2. More movies/films will be made because they'll be more affordable to make. 3. Digital technology has made moviemaking much more expensive.
Output: 1
Statement: Suggested priorities for the PCAOB included establishing policies and procedures for disciplinary actions and conducting inspections of registered public accounting firms. Choices:  1. The PCAOB are responsible for many things beyond such priorities. 2. The PCAOB had several priorities which included establishing policies. 3. The PCAOB has no suggested priorities at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Tellingly, the has-been corner routine is not in the movie. Choices:  1. 2. The producers left out the has-been corner routine to make a stronger point about ambitions. 2. The has-been corner routine is named after a scene in Rocky 3. The movie is not encyclopedic on the subject.
Output: 3
Statement: You're looking kind of thoughtful, he remarked as they started off. Choices:  1. You are looking kind of distracted, he asked as they went off. 2. You are looking kind of blank faced, he pointed out as they left. 3. You're looking kind of solemn, he remarked as they left.
Output: 3
Statement: Complete documentation of the IPM model can be found //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation . Choices:  1. IPM model along with annexes can be retrieved from //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation. 2. IPM model is fully documented at //www.epa.gov/airmarkt/epa-ipm/index.html#documentation. 3. You will not find IPM model documents anywhere.
Output: 2
Statement: 2700 b.c. ). The major changes were not to daily tasks and routines, but to the political power base, which changed regularly and not necessarily peacefully throughout the ages. Choices:  1. The political power base stayed the same. 2. The political power base changed greatly. 3. The political power base changed greatly, allowing voting.
Output: 2
Statement: So, they compensate with vocabulary, animating their play with exaggerated violence and tough talk, smashing, kicking, and zapping the imaginary bad guys. Choices:  1. They did not have any bad guys in their plays, real or imaginary. 2. Their plays feature affected violence, and fights against imaginary bad guys. 3. People who watched their play thought it was too violent.
Output: 2
Statement: Malaysia rose first as a trading point for Asia and Europe, with the ports of Melaka (Malacca in colonial times) and later Singapore, now sovereign and independent. Choices:  1. Singapore later became independent because it had become so wealthy by itself. 2. Malaysia adopted the moniker, The Hermit Kingdom, for its enduring inward and isolationist policy that brooks no trade with the outside world. 3. Malaysia's first two trading ports to attract Europeans were Melaka and Singapore.
Output: 3
Statement: If you prefer a livelier and more authentic experience, try the popular Bedouin Evening at the Ostrich Farm, which includes belly dancing and story-telling. Choices:  1. The Bedouin Evening is often attended by large numbers of people. 2. Story-telling and belly dancing take place during the Bedouin Evening.  3. The Ostrich Farm has never hosted the Bedouin Evening. 
Output: 2
Statement: Cholesterol isn't necessarily unhealthy, and margarine is as bad as butter. Choices:  1. Cholesterol can be ok for you, but both margarine and butter cause heart attacks. 2. Cholesterol can be ok for you. 3. Cholesterol is critical for your good health.
Output: 2
Statement: There is considerable agreement that the consequence of the many variants in data collection for multiple sites is uncertain, but providing detailed information on the procedures that are used and an explanation of the reasons for the approach are essential to a good case study. Choices:  1. Providing detailed analyses that may seem to complicate the case study are necessary. 2. The consequences of data collection at multiple sites is certain. 3. Case studies that are ineffective most often do not explain differing procedures.
Output: 1
Statement: from Saturday and we go to uh Taco Bell and get the tacos you know it's something it's it's cheap you don't have to spend a lot of money Choices:  1. You can get inexpensive tacos at Taco Bell. 2. After Taco Bell we stopped at other fast food places for burgers. 3. The tacos at Taco Bell were very expensive so we did not get them.
Output: 1
Statement: and they found the boy and the boy had been unharmed but they were trying to sell him you know they were trying to sell the baby or the boy and he's three years old they were trying to sell him on the black market Choices:  1. They had started making deals on the black market for selling the boy. 2. They found the boy unharmed, but they were attempting to sell him. 3. They did not find the boy because he was sold on the black market.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan made his way to the Warrior's Court. Choices:  1. Ca'daan decided not to go to the Warrior's Court. 2. Ca'daan went to the Warrior's court to battle the demons. 3. Ca'daan went to the Warrior's court.
Output: 3
Statement: In Crusader times, the wide, Classical Cardo was re-shaped into the narrow, parallel bazaars that still lead northward (to the left) to the Damascus Gate. Choices:  1. The Classical Cardo has grown in width over the years until today. 2. The Classical Cardo's size was diminished and have stayed that way. 3. The Classical Cardo's purpose as a structure has changed over time.
Output: 2