niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: According to the lawsuit, the tenants were prohibited from entering their apartments to retrieve possessions and were promised that the complex would provide security. Choices:  1. An apartment complex was alleged to have denied access to tenants. 2. The apartment complex did not promise to provide security. 3. Tenants could not enter the apartment complex due to a dangerous chemical spill.
Output: 1
Statement: Furthermore, the protocols will help to ensure the consistency, fairness, and effectiveness of interactions between GAO and the agencies with which it works. Choices:  1. The protocols were put into place at the beginning of this year. 2. The work between GAO and the agencies it works with could benefit from the protocols. 3. The protocols will have very negative effects  on the interactions between GAO and the agencies.
Output: 2
Statement: Texas sure is a lotta country, a whole bag with odds an' ends stuffed in any which way. Choices:  1. Texas is a big place full of odds and ends mixed around in random ways.  2. Texas is full of many different types of people because it has a wide appeal to all people.  3. Texas is a tiny place with a uniform type of people. 
Output: 1
Statement: Wallace has enjoyed all of her work experience. Choices:  1. Wallace has never had to work in a retail environment 2. Wallace despises going to work and finds it to be very unpleasant. 3. Wallace has enjoyed her entire career so far.
Output: 3
Statement: Katha Pollitt announces her resignation from the magazine's masthead, though she will continue to write her column. Choices:  1. Pollitt has written the column for five years. 2. Pollitt will no longer be associated with the magazine at all. 3. Pollitt resigned from the magazine in part.
Output: 3
Statement: didn't hurt me you know at at at the moment so um and and i i don't know there's a there's something about there's a poem somewhere i don't know if you've ever seen it or not um um Everything I Ever Wanted to Know I Learned in Kindergarten have you ever seen this and it talks about how you know if we could just all get together you know when we were young everything was great because we you know just sort of all went to class together and in the middle you know we all had snack time together and then we all took naps and we all held hands and hugged Choices:  1. We were never friendly to each other when we were young. 2. I wish we could be as friendly as we were when we were kids. 3. There is a poem that talks about how we got along as kids.
Output: 3
Statement: i think there's still some discrimination there where as you know men and work women work in the same job i think men get paid more but i think that's improving it's such a slow process it's frustrating but Choices:  1. I think within the next 15 years we will see the wage gap completely disappear.  2. I think the wage gap between men and women is decreasing, slowly but surely.  3. I don't think there's wage discrimination even if women are making more than men do. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i could see the word in my head i just couldn't pronounce it Choices:  1. I can pronounce everything easily without thinking. 2. I could imagine the word but not say it correctly. 3. I often imagine words before pronouncing them.
Output: 2
Statement: The simplest explanation is always the most likely." Choices:  1. The simplest explanation is often the correct one. 2. The simplest explanation is rarely the correct one. 3. The simplest explanation is often the correct one for a health problem.
Output: 1
Statement: The nature of the transfer determines whether the transaction is treated as an expenditure transfer or a non-expenditure transfer. Choices:  1. None of the transactions are expenditure transfers while all of them are non-expenditures.  2. Half of the transactions are expenditure transfers while the other half are non-expenditures.  3. Some transactions are expenditure transfers while others are non-expenditures. 
Output: 3
Statement: The heroes of the movie are a man and woman who escape the system with their baby and are going to live like a traditional family. Choices:  1. The couple featured in the movie are unmarried. 2. The movie features a man and a woman with their baby. 3. There are no infant cast members in the movie.
Output: 2
Statement: Finding one that suits you is all part of the fun. Choices:  1. If you can't find one that suits you, that usually isn't fun. 2. One will be found for you without any effort on your part. 3. Some of the fun is in figuring out which one you like.
Output: 3
Statement: Tommy stared. Choices:  1. Tommy looked for a long time. 2. Tommy stared, lost in what he was looking at. 3. Tommy glanced.
Output: 1
Statement: National saving represents resources available for investment in the nation's stock of capital goods, such as plant, equipment, and housing. Choices:  1. A nation's stock of capital goods includes both industrial and agricultural machinery.   2. National savings is measured by totaling the balance of all savings accounts registered in that nation. 3. Capital goods are accounted for in national savings.
Output: 3
Statement: Defend labor rights in all markets--prohibit the ancient abuses renewed in the dark Satanic mills. Choices:  1. Prohibition of labor abuse is a way of defending labor rights. 2. Satanic mills have been on the forefront of labor rights defense. 3. Labor rights wouldn't need to be defended if there were no Satanic mills.
Output: 1
Statement: well do you think that um it should be like we have this sort of random spot testing type of thing or do you think it would be more palatable if we had some sort of regular schedule or would that just allow everybody a chance to get out of it Choices:  1. People would probably take advantage of the regular schedule. 2. Do you think problems might come up if we had a regular schedule for it? 3. Having a regular schedule would give the people no ways to get out of it.
Output: 2
Statement: This appropriated payment is separate from the transfer of earmarked premiums and is not a transfer of earmarked taxes or other income. Choices:  1. This payment is separate from the premiums and is not a transfer of taxes or other income. 2. The payment is very large. 3. There is no payment.
Output: 1
Statement: The best way to approach this proud old town perched high on the cliffs is by boat, past the limpid blue waters of the Sdragonato cave and the Escalier du Roi d'Aragon, a staircase cut diagonally into the cliff face, used by the soldiers of the Spanish king in an abortive siege of the town in the 15th century. Choices:  1. You will not be able to access the town by boat and there's no way to get up the cliffs. 2. You can reach the town by boat and climb a staircase cut into the face of the cliff. 3. The town was built on the high cliffs as an attempt to remain safe from a siege.
Output: 2
Statement: That's because he has set out to make an argument, and only then rounded up whatever evidence he can find to support it. Choices:  1. He considered the evidence at hand before making any argument. 2. He had decided what his argument was going to be before researching the evidence. 3. He was an emotional person who sought only to prove a point.
Output: 2
Statement: 'After all,' she'd said, 'I can have these legs all fixed up far before you actually need to use them again.' Choices:  1. I can fix the injuries to your legs. 2. I can't fix the legs. 3. I can repair you legs.
Output: 3
Statement: Sinatra called Brando and told him he shouldn't let himself go. Choices:  1. Brando appreciated the advice he received from Sinatra. 2. Brando received advice from Sinatra. 3. Brando kept himself in great physical condition his entire life.
Output: 2
Statement: His mind groped for something that almost came into his consciousness--some inkling of what should have been done, or how they had failed. Choices:  1. He tried to think of a way that they could have failed. 2. Building a house out of scrap wood and rocks had seemed like it should be such an easy job. 3. It was immediately obvious what had gone wrong with the plan.
Output: 1
Statement: He has insomnia, I believe, I said doubtfully.  Choices:  1. I know he sleeps 12 hours every night! 2. I think he just sleeps an hour a night. 3. I think he has insomnia.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum because that's something that doesn't go back into the soil does it doesn't break down Choices:  1. It doesn't break down and go back into the soil. 2. They don't go into the soil, they spend 3 years in the trash. 3. Cigarrette butts' don't break down and go into the soil.
Output: 1
Statement: and then i talked them into buying a HP Laser Jet Choices:  1. I convinced them to buy some printer ink. 2. I convinced them to buy an HP Laser Jet. 3. I dissuaded them from buying a HP Laser Jet.
Output: 2
Statement: Bond says this as though recounting some remarkable achievement. Choices:  1. Bond is full of himself, his achievement was nothing special.  2. Bond says it as if it were something remarkable.  3. Bond says it as if it were nothing special. 
Output: 2
Statement: The restored Royal Hospital housing this museum is Dublin's most important 17th-century building (1684), and is itself worth a visit. Choices:  1. The Royal Hospital of Dublin was built in 1850. 2. The Royal Hospital in Dublin dates to 1684.  3. Most tourists of Dublin interested in architecture pay a visit to the Royal Hospital.
Output: 2
Statement: Cairo saw a rash of new building that expanded the city's boundaries. Choices:  1. Cairo experienced a lot of destruction. 2. Cairo experienced a lot of new building of thousands of homes. 3. Cairo experienced a lot of new building.
Output: 3
Statement: True, said Tuppence, her flagging spirits reviving. Choices:  1. Tuppence felt refreshed and responded in the positive. 2. Tuppence felt nothing but discouragement.  3. Tuppence was reminded that their journey was halfway over.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yes yes they are they i love those but they unfortunately they don't have nearly enough of those those and the National Geographic ones specials those those are great too Choices:  1. I like those, but they only have a few of them. 2. I think the National Geographic ones are a waste of time. 3. I have watched a lot of the National Geographic ones.
Output: 1
Statement: oh gosh that's horrible had they checked into these nursing homes much before they put her in it or they just sort of i mean i it's something that's hard to even get places in there you're lucky if you get a spot Choices:  1. People have to book years in advance for spots in nursing homes. 2. It is hard to get someone into a good nursing home. 3. Most nursing homes are empty, and you can get a spot anywhere.
Output: 2
Statement: um and he's from the Philippines Choices:  1. He comes from the Philippines. 2. He is a New York guy, born and raised. 3. He was born and raised in the Philippines.
Output: 1
Statement: The Irish Times carries listings for all such events, and In Dublin has up-to-the-minute information. Choices:  1. The Irish Times carries listings for all concerts and entertainment events, and Dublin has it updated up to the newest ones. 2. Dublin does not have any information about that, and The Irish Times is a serious newspaper about politics and economy. 3. Dublin has up-to-the-minute information, and The Irish Times carries listings for all such events,
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i drink beer Choices:  1. I drink beer, but I will drink some whiskey. 2. I don't drink beer ever. 3. I drink lagers.
Output: 3
Statement: Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-576) provides a framework for improving federal government financial systems. Choices:  1. The Chief Financial Officers(CFO) Act was established in 1990. 2. The Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990 doesn't address federal government financial systems. 3. The legal framework provided by the CFO Act 1990 is the first of its kind concerning federal government financial systems.
Output: 1
Statement: Sagittarian?"  She nodded, and the big man seemed to be doing some calculations in his head. Choices:  1. She agreed to the question of the source.  2. There was nothing to calculate in response.  3. The mentions of Sagittarius always require calculations. 
Output: 1
Statement: However, his longer-run efforts to influence the climate of opinion have had considerable effect. Choices:  1. His long-run efforts to change opinion have had an effect. 2. He never really tried to influence opinion. 3. He has worked tireless to change opinion on immigration.
Output: 1
Statement: 7) Once again, Clinton failed to go to the mat for a nominee in trouble. Choices:  1. The nominee was in trouble for using profanity. 2. Clinton successfully went to the mat for a nominee in trouble. 3. Clinton once again failed to go to the mat for a nominee.
Output: 3
Statement: West Jerusalem is a general name for the area west of the Old City Choices:  1. The region west of the Old City is collectively known as West Jerusalem. 2. The area west of the Old City is broken up into several sub-regions, which are exclusively referred to by their own names. 3. West Jerusalem encompasses residential districts as well as commercial districts.
Output: 1
Statement: Roof-top deck with water chute and floating trampoline. Choices:  1. The deck has a floating trampoline that kids love. 2. The deck has a floating trampoline. 3. The deck is a peaceful, quiet place.
Output: 2
Statement: Individual income taxes--which, by supply-side theory, should have spurted since rates were cut--grew at only a 2.1-percent rate. Choices:  1. INcome taxes grew slowly. 2. The average household paid $3,000 more in income taxes. 3. Income tax rates were slashe.
Output: 1
Statement: I am satisfied. Choices:  1. I just ate a big meal, so I feel really good.  2. I am not pleased in the slightest.  3. I am content. 
Output: 3
Statement: so you're in the same position that i'm in i've i've only done mine twice and you've you've done yours twice too well once was on there and then you just had to do it once Choices:  1. You are in the same position that I am in because you've done yours twice and so have I. 2. You did yours twice and failed while I did mine twice and passed. 3. You did it only once while I did it twice. 
Output: 1
Statement: 'Tell you what, come by my place later. Choices:  1. Come over tonight.  2. Come to my house at 8pm. 3. Don't come over.
Output: 1
Statement: One year later, the three federally-funded legal services programs requested that the ATJ Board appoint a committee to oversee the planning process outlined in LSC's 1995 Program Letter. Choices:  1. A committee was requested to make sure that things were done efficiently. 2. A committee was put in place to oversee the plans. 3. There was no committee requested, even though it should have been.
Output: 2
Statement: what what do you have at work Choices:  1. Why haven't you found a job yet? 2. Do you have the same things at work as I do at mine? 3. What is there at your work?
Output: 3
Statement: Immigrants, social workers and bus drivers come to her for advice on divorce, child custody and bankruptcy. Choices:  1. They got to her for help with family issues. 2. She is trusted by the immigrants and social workers. 3. She only helps people with corporate issues.
Output: 1
Statement: so you know they i i know that's bad but you know the just like Texas now Choices:  1. If one state does it, maybe it will work for other states. 2. I know it's bad, but Texas already does it.  3. We can't base anything one one state.
Output: 2
Statement: Since World War II, annual growth in GDP per capita has averaged roughly 2 percent. Choices:  1. The GDP per capita had a sharp drop after World War II. 2. The GDP per capita has increased every year. 3. The GDP per capita has risen 2% every year since World War II.
Output: 3
Statement: The former medieval palace clings to a 16th-century tranquillity. Choices:  1. The medieval palace is decorated beautifully and remains historically accurate.  2. The 16th-century mansion keeps its serene atmosphere.  3. They demolished the once medieval palace because it was left for ruins. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well last year i had a campaign to lose about uh twenty pounds and uh i wound up swimming about three hundred and sixty miles during the year Choices:  1. The only thing I did during my weigh loss campaign last year was walk. 2. I swam about three hundred and sixty miles last year during my weight loss campaign and lost twenty pounds. 3. In addition to swimming, I also modified my  diet in order to lose weight.
Output: 2
Statement: huh-uh that's all right then Choices:  1. Yeah, that's all right. 2. Huh-uh I don't think so at all. 3. Yeah, that's all right, they're the best
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i was i was pretty happy i got what i pretty much wanted i could have had it any color i wanted Choices:  1. I was happy because I bought a blue car. 2. I was pleased because I pretty much got what I wanted 3. I was annoyed and disappointed because they only offered me it in red.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I'm afraid that, too, is impossible. Choices:  1. That is most likely impossible. 2. There is one person who could figure out how to make it possible. 3. It's quite an easy task.
Output: 1
Statement: For expensive items, say a carpet or a leather jacket, the process might be lengthy and involve several glasses of tea and a good half hour of your time. Choices:  1. The process is short for leather jackets and carpets. 2. Carpets are more expensive than leather jackets. 3. Carpets and leather jackets are expensive products.
Output: 3
Statement: Ricardo Santos Choices:  1. The man is named John Smith. 2. The man is named Ricardo Santos. 3. The man is named Ricardo Javier Santos.
Output: 2
Statement: i'll leave you back to your work and uh have a good lunch all right bye bye Choices:  1. I'll let you get back to your work on the Mars mission. 2. I would like you to have a good lunch. 3. I want to discuss one last thing with you before you leave for lunch.
Output: 2
Statement: More and more we are seeing this as a problem. Choices:  1. We are increasingly seeing this as a problem. 2. This problem is rapidly disappearing and will soon be gone. 3. This problem involves socks being lost from the laundry pile.
Output: 1
Statement: they're supposed to bring you good luck or good or good finances Choices:  1. They do not bring you good luck or good fortune. 2. It is said that they bring you good luck or good fortune. 3. It is said that they bring you good luck, good fortune and great love.
Output: 2
Statement: A Post news analysis asks whether Clinton can use his talent for political positioning to actually implement policy. Choices:  1. A New York Times new analysis asks about Clinton. 2. Clinton is known for using his talent for policy. 3. An analysis wonders whether Clinton can use his talent for politics or policy.
Output: 3
Statement: It took two of us to stop him and he lived with a sword in his chest for much of the night. Choices:  1. It took two of us to slay him, and even then he persisted nearly until morning. 2. I slew him myself. 3. It took two of us to slay him, although he lived for much of the night despite a grievous wound.
Output: 3
Statement: Take the end of this string in your hand. Choices:  1. Do not let go of that end of string. 2. Hold one end of this string. 3. Take the middle part of the string in your hand.
Output: 2
Statement: The old man DID pile it up. Choices:  1. No one believed the old man. 2. The old man broke it down. 3. No really, the old man heaped it up.
Output: 3
Statement: Subsection (a)(16) prohibits involvement in three types of activities with respect to welfare  lobbying, rulemaking, and litigation. Choices:  1. Subsection (a)(16) does not list any activities to be prohibited. 2. Lobbying, rulemaking and litigation are three of the many activities related to welfare. 3. Subsection (a)(16) has prohibits associated with law and legal processes.
Output: 3
Statement: The man-hours of labor estimated to be required for supply of an ACI system are listed in Table 4-3, which includes a breakdown of man-hours by task. Choices:  1. The man-hours of labor estimated can be found in table 6-1. 2. Table 4-3 also includes how many hours it would take to do the task by machine.  3. You can find estimates of man-hours of labor in table 4-3.
Output: 3
Statement: Further information on the public availability of the documents and data that form GAO's workpapers can be found in 4 C.F.R. Choices:  1. More information on the GAO's workpapers is available. 2. More information on the GAO's workpapers is easily accessible. 3. You are not allowed to obtain any information on the GAO's workpapers.
Output: 1
Statement: Something else altogether. Choices:  1. It was the same.   2. Something different.   3. The candy was something different.  
Output: 2
Statement: More than that, we are witnessing not the end of history but the resumption of history. Choices:  1. History is resuming right now. 2. History is ending right now. 3. History is being made right as we speak.
Output: 1
Statement: And isn't that the reason to come here? Choices:  1. There are no reasons to come here. 2. That's the reason to come here. 3. There are some reasons to come here.
Output: 2
Statement: This guide provides a logical framework for evaluating information technology acquisitions. Choices:  1. This guide provides a framework to evaluate acquired information technology and use it to make a healthy profit. 2. This guide provides a framework to evaluate acquired information technology.  3. This guide provides a framework to evaluate used vehicles and apartment complexes.
Output: 2
Statement: Just that there had been an emergency. Choices:  1. Someone had just gotten very sick. 2. There was no emergency. 3. There had just been an emergency.
Output: 3
Statement: Capital transferred to Byzantium (Constantinople). Choices:  1. Byzantium was a small town of little historical importance. 2. Constantinople became the new capital. 3. The original capital fell into enemy hands, forcing it to be relocated to Constantinople.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i know what you're saying like well we have it at work we have a very aggressive recycling at work and i'm the one who will pick the newspaper out of the trash and bring it to the recycle bin see some people the recycle bin is on their way out Choices:  1. Recycling is implemented in a way that forces people to do it. 2. I take care of recycling newspapers at my workplace. 3. My workplace cares very little about recycling, we simply throw things in the dumpsters.
Output: 2
Statement: Two decades of mental health services research in primary care settings support the concept that the most effective method of delivering psychosocial services is through collaboration between mental health consultants and primary care providers. Choices:  1. There has been two decades of mental health services research. 2. The mental health services research lasted one decade. 3. The mental health services research was government funded.
Output: 1
Statement: The huge beast bellowed and farted. Choices:  1. The beast made a ton of noise and passed gas as he walked down the street. 2. The huge beast was silent when he passed gas. 3. The large beast made a noise and passed gas.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i don't know that one Choices:  1. I am not familiar with that one. 2. I am not familiar with that dog breed you were mentioning. 3. I am an expert in that.
Output: 1
Statement: Half of men reaching age 65 can expect to be alive at age 82 and half of women reaching age 65 can expect to be alive at age 86 Choices:  1. If a man is 65, he has a 50% chance of being alive at 82.  2. Half of men reaching age 65 can expect to be dead within the next year.  3. Half of men can be expected to be alive at 82 because they have discovered the fountain of youth. 
Output: 1
Statement: The reasoning is that competitive pressure brings about productive efficiency, efficient price structures, product innovation, and the elimination of economic rents. Choices:  1. The pressure makes things fall apart, not work better. 2. It's because the pressure makes things more efficient. 3. It's because the pressure makes things more efficient because it pressures employees to do well to keep their jobs.
Output: 2
Statement: Of its numerous period sculptures, the most celebrated is a 5-m (16.5-ft) thousand-armed Kannon statue. Choices:  1. The least praised and worshiped statue is the thousand-armed Kannon statue. 2. The Kannon statue is more celebrated than all of the other sculptures together. 3. The most worshiped statue is the thousand-armed Kannon statue.
Output: 3
Statement: Today it houses the Museum of Icons and Sacred Objects a wealth of art from churches and monasteries across the island, including six large icons by celebrated Cretan artist Mikhaal Damaskines. Choices:  1. All of Mikhaal Damaskines' icons have been lost, so none of them can be seen at the museum. 2. The Museum of Icons and Sacred Objects is the largest collection of icons anywhere in the world. 3. Some of the icons by Mikhaal Damaskines can be seen at the Museum of Icons and Sacred Objects.
Output: 3
Statement: Hong Kong's New Territories begin at Boundary Street. Choices:  1. Boundary Street marks the start of Hong Kong's New Territories. 2. The New Territories also start on another street. 3. Boundary Street is on the opposite side of Hong Kong from where the New Territories begin.
Output: 1
Statement: Since then it has been used as a royal palace, army post, school, and prison. Choices:  1. It has been used for an array of things since then. 2. It has only been used for it's original intended use. 3. The church has been used for many different things.
Output: 1
Statement: That was some fun watching how the giant two-headed lizard's constant bickering among itself eventually led to its extinction, a lesson for us all and especially for my Uncle Morty and Aunt Bernice. Choices:  1. It was fun seeing the two-headed lizard argue with itself and how that led to its own demise. 2. No one could learn any lessons from watching that lizard argue with itself. 3. Uncle Morty and Aunt Bernice argue every single day.
Output: 1
Statement: With its atomic bombs? Choices:  1. It will use its atomic bombs? 2. With its nuclear bombs? 3. But it doesn't have a single nuclear bomb.
Output: 2
Statement: Search for articles by authors who have been divorced, have red hair, or voted Republican in at least three but not more than five of the past six presidential elections; Choices:  1. Look for articles by authors who were once married. 2. Do not include red-haired authors in your article search. 3. Authors who have been divorced write to most honest articles.
Output: 1
Statement: no where as far as wind breaks go and and we had secured tents real well even if we had done it in the dark at eleven o'clock at night Choices:  1. We did not secure the tents so they blew away before night fall. 2. We were so tired after securing the tents. 3. We had the tents secure by late that night.
Output: 3
Statement: Additionally, IRD processed 7.3 million payments during the same year. Choices:  1. During the same year, IRD did not process any payments. 2. IRD processed just 6 million payments the previous year. 3. Over 7 million payments were processed by IRD during one year.
Output: 3
Statement: i i know i think literacy probably the biggest problem there Choices:  1. I think health is the biggest problem here. 2. I think the ability to read is the biggest problem here. 3. I think this area has a literacy problem.
Output: 2
Statement: Strangely, Tanenhaus chooses to withhold all information about Hiss until he gets to the 1948 Chambers-Hiss confrontation. Choices:  1. Tanenhaus will not reveal anything about Hiss for a while. 2. Tanenhaus will reveal all information about Hiss after the confrontation. 3. It is normal that Tanenhaus is not spilling any information about Hiss.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah he's so prolific Choices:  1. He is prolific that's true. 2. He's also very determined. 3. He's not prolific at all actually.
Output: 1
Statement: But her chances for finding a replacement gig dwindle with every lost job and every looming birthday. Choices:  1. Every time she loses a job, she has no trouble at all finding a replacement gig immediately.  2. She has lost some jobs and is trying to find a replacement gig.  3. She used to have a very good job, when she was younger. 
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requirements for evaluating financial systems and controls are in OMB Circular A123, InternalControlSystems(June 1995)and OMB Circular A127, FinancialManagementSystems(July 1993). Choices:  1. The OMB is not involved in evaluating financial systems or controls. 2. Several OMB Circulars contain requirements for evaluating financial systems. 3. Common methods for evaluating financial controls involve signing papers.
Output: 2
Statement: as a result i really didn't have that much interest to learn how to maintain fix and maintain cars Choices:  1. fixing cars is extremely difficult, that's why I stopped trying 2. learning how to fix and maintain cars isn't that interesting to me 3. I really love fixing cars
Output: 2
Statement: uh this one yeah this is five hundred Choices:  1. This is a million. 2. This is five hundred dollars. 3. This is five hundred.
Output: 3
Statement: Lucky us, we get to watch. Choices:  1. Unfortunately, we didn't get to watch. 2. We were very lucky that we were able to watch. 3. We only got to watch half of it.
Output: 2
Statement: function as a concerted, coherent, closely coordinated legal assistance delivery system; Choices:  1. The legal system should work better than it does now. 2. It is not important for the legal system to work well. 3. The legal assistance system should function well.
Output: 3
Statement: This is what I want to do - to give back to the community, said Mazzariello, who worked under Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes from 1990 to 1993, followed by a stint as the Board of Education's chief prosecutor. Choices:  1. Mazzariello was unconcerned with the needs of the community. 2. Mazzariello wanted to give something back to the community. 3. Mazzariello was retiring.
Output: 2
Statement: (Watch previews and join The Odyssey chat on NBC's site.) Choices:  1. Look at previews on NBC's site upon registration. 2. Look at previews on NBC's site. 3. Look at recipes on NBC's site.
Output: 2
Statement: i know i i've been seeing all these weird things they send in and uh i says gee i ought to get that Choices:  1. They don't send anything in. 2. They send in some weird things and I think I need to get them but they are expensive. 3. They send in some weird things and I think I need to get them.
Output: 3
Statement: Even popular arts such as advertising, the cinema, comic strips, and fashion are elevated to the level of high culture, with their own museums and festivals. Choices:  1. High culture hosts festivals for popular arts like advertising and fashion. 2. Cinema and fashion, while popular, are not specific enough to earn the title of being high culture. 3. Fashion is the most lucrative form of high culture.
Output: 1
Statement: In fiscal year 1998, Illinois spent approximately $6.2 billion for Medicaid covering over 1.3 million recipients. Choices:  1. An estimated 5.7 billion was spent on Medicaid in 1999. 2. Spendings in 1998 were closer to 6.3 billion to be precise. 3. An estimated 6.2 billion was spent in 1998.
Output: 3
Statement: Easier access to birth-control information and devices and to abortion could reduce the number of unwanted children and improve the timing of those whose mothers would have preferred to wait. Choices:  1. The number of unwanted children could be reduced with easy access to birth control. 2. Easy access to birth control and abortions could improve the lifes of mothers. 3. Birth control has no effect on the numbers of unwanted children.
Output: 1
Statement: Auditors should place their findings in proper perspective by providing a description of the objectives, scope, and methodology used to conduct the work. Choices:  1. Auditors have previously failed to describe their methodology. 2. Auditors should avoid placing their findings in perspective. 3. Auditors should give a description of the objectives of their work.
Output: 3
Statement: you know where some people can't where they're in a wheelchair or where they're in a bed and they can't get around but then they have full care but i really like those those options now and and i think about it more often because my husband's parents Choices:  1. My husband has more than one parent. 2. My husband doesn't have any parents. 3. My husband is his parents' biological son.
Output: 1
Statement: Ultimately, what's most important about Disney's struggle to turn ABC around is how impressive it makes the company's management of its own franchise look. Choices:  1. It's not impressive the Disney's management of its own franchise look- it's so dull. 2. It's impressive the Disney's management of its own franchise look, said the manager. 3. It's impressive the Disney's management of its own franchise look.
Output: 3
Statement: He was named Rendu, which meant Old Uncle I learned later. Choices:  1. Jon taught me that Rendu means Old Uncle. 2. Rendu means Old Uncle. 3. Rendu means Young Aunt.
Output: 2
Statement: from the beginning i would Choices:  1. I would from the beginning.  2. I would never.  3. I would absolutely love to. 
Output: 1
Statement: The result is a Hindu temple on a grand scale which can be easily compared with its the many temples of Mahabalipuram , built some 50 years before in the southern region. Choices:  1. This Hindu temple is as large and grand as those built in the south, 50 years earlier. 2. The grandness of this Hindu temple sets it apart from the temples of Mahabalipuram. 3. This Hindu temple has similarities to the temples of Mahabalipuram.
Output: 3
Statement: uh not if it's done fairly and that's probably my question is how how do you know it's done fairly Choices:  1. I don't think it was done fairly? 2. I think my question is important, whether it was done fairly or not. 3. My question is how do you know it is done fairly?
Output: 3
Statement: Taking the keys from Poirot, John unlocked it, and we all passed in.  Choices:  1. John forcefully took the keys from Poirot before he unlocked the gate.  2. We all passed in after John unlocked it.  3. Poriot decided to unlock the gate so we ould pass in. 
Output: 2
Statement: Besides Adrin, he appeared to be the only one surprised by Jon's words. Choices:  1. They were the only ones surprised by what Jon said. 2. Jon told them that demons were coming to kill them. 3. Nobody was surprised by what Jon had said.
Output: 1
Statement: The staff is safety-conscious, so parents can relax at the park's pools and cafe. Choices:  1. Parents don't need to worry about their children, as staff are focused on safety. 2. The staff are trained in performing first aid on children. 3. The park is not safe for children, and parents should be wary.
Output: 1
Statement: The most fascinating structure on Calton Hill is the National Monument. Choices:  1. There are many more exciting things than the national monument.  2. The National Monument is the greatest structure on Calton Hill. 3. Dalton hill doesn't have all that much to offer. 
Output: 2
Statement: Give the guy a shot. Choices:  1. You should give the man a chance, 2. The man will not let you down if you give him a chance. 3. The man doesn't want to be given a chance, so don't give him one.
Output: 1
Statement: But like most selfless impulses, I thought about it for a while and the feeling eventually passed. Choices:  1. The selfless impulse passed after I waited for a while. 2. I acted selflessly on impulse.  3. I am able to ignore all of my impulses. 
Output: 1
Statement: I am generally a fan of Michael Kinsley's, but I must take issue with his recent article, Social  From Ponzi Scheme to Shell Game. Choices:  1. Michael Kinsley's latest article raises some issues within me. 2. I loved everything about Michael Kinsley's newest article. 3. Despite causing some issues my opinion of MIchael Kinsley hasn't changed.
Output: 1
Statement: This boasts a view as far as the Agra Fort. Choices:  1. I can see my house from here. 2. You can see all the way to the Agra Fort. 3. You can't see the Agra Fort from here.
Output: 2
Statement: If grade budgets are such a good idea, why don't we have them? Choices:  1. We do not have grade budgets.  2. Grade budgets are not offered in our area. 3. We have grade budgets. 
Output: 1
Statement: The bandwidth to end all bandwidth comes to you from another despicable monopoly , your local cable guy. Choices:  1. The bandwidth we have is never enough. 2. Cable companies have a gross monopoly. 3. You can only get bandwidth from the power company.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah  girls put that away now Choices:  1. Don't put it away yet, girls. 2. Don't keep that out, girls. 3. That wasn't supposed to be out.
Output: 2
Statement: i'm a mathematician Choices:  1. I'm a mathematician at UCLA. 2. I'm a poetry historian. 3. I know things about math.
Output: 3
Statement: With his hands free, the rest was easy. Choices:  1. It was easy to break out of the cell, with his hands not free. 2. With his hands cut loose, the rest was a piece of cake. 3. With his hands still tied behind his back, everything else was impossible.
Output: 2
Statement: Indicators of significance and/or use to consider include Choices:  1. There are indicators of significance or use that should be considered. 2. There are indicators of significance or use that should be considered before the case study is finished. 3. There are indicators of abuse that should be considered.
Output: 1
Statement: And now, in this house, a murder had been committed.  Choices:  1. No one has been murdered in the house. 2. The murderer is still among us. 3. And currently within this house, someone has been killed.
Output: 3
Statement: i know i i know go ahead i'm sorry Choices:  1. Go ahead and tell your story. 2. I know, but please do not being. 3. I'm sorry, go ahead.
Output: 3
Statement: When I arrived at the chateau, I realized at once that it was Mrs. Inglethorp who had burnt the will; and there, by the way, you cannot complain, my friend, for I tried my best to force on you the significance of that bedroom fire in midsummer." Choices:  1. Mrs. Inglethorp burnt the will and this caused the fire. 2. I made efforts to inform you of the meaning of that bedroom fire. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp did not burn the will.
Output: 2
Statement: Anyway, maybe I've a day or so to breathe full before he tells me to roll m' bed again, if he's goin' to."During the next three days Drew made a new discovery. Choices:  1. Over the next three years, Drew slowly made a new discovery. 2. Drew's discovery changed everything. 3. Over the following three days, Drew made a new discovery.
Output: 3
Statement: it caught the and i couldn't do anything i fortunately it was loose it was no longer under the car and i i i could not get my my i could just see me through the rest of my life with this jack attached to my hand and i i couldn't see anybody on the street no other kids all over so i went to the to the door Choices:  1. My mind went blank. 2. I was stuck. 3. I was all alone when i caught it.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, it took a while to get near his normal speed. Choices:  1. It took him awhile to get to his normal speed. 2. It could almost instantly get to his normal speed. 3. His normal speed was faster than his friends.
Output: 1
Statement: Most EDs provide very limited alcohol services. Choices:  1. All ED's provide limited alcohol services. 2. ED's provide services for alcohol and many other things also. 3. ED's provide services for alcohol.
Output: 3
Statement: Newer properties are the easiest to navigate, older and Downtown properties slightly more difficult. Choices:  1. Newer properties are easy to get around in. 2. Newer properties are hard to get around in. 3. Newer properties are easy to get around in with a wheelchair.
Output: 1
Statement: Information that is the basis for entry of data into a computer. Choices:  1. Information that isn't the basis for entering data into a computer. 2. Information that is the basis for entry of data into a computer. 3. It's difficult to find the data once it has been entered into the computer.
Output: 2
Statement: The big colt was nervous, tending to dance sideways, tossing his head high. Choices:  1. The colt was nervous because it was his first time to race. 2. The colt was not nervous at all. 3. The colt was apparently nervous through its behavior.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it would be like a bonus for your image or something Choices:  1. You would get a bonus if your image was used a certain number of times 2. You would get a bonus for the use of your image 3. There would be no bonus.
Output: 2
Statement: uh it really does sound like it was a self defense kind of thing Choices:  1. It sounds like she was just protecting herself against that man. 2. it sounds like it was self defense. 3. It sounds like she was really aggressive.
Output: 2
Statement: There was a pretty rogue for you!  Choices:  1. There was a rogue for you! 2. There was a pretty rogue that was made just for you. 3. There was an ugly gladiator for you.
Output: 1
Statement: Our second objective was to identify the initial implementation approaches these agencies have taken to manage senior executive performance that may be helpful to other agencies as they implement OPM's amended regulations governing senior executive performance management systems. Choices:  1. Our second objective was to identify the implementation approaches that the agencies find to inhibit their perormance.. 2. Our second objective was to identify the implementation approaches that the federal agencies find helpful. 3. Our second objective was to identify the implementation approaches that the agencies find helpful.
Output: 3
Statement: On February 14, 2002, the President announced the Clear Skies Initiative, a proposal to reduce emissions from electric power generating sources. Choices:  1. Ten years later, electric power emissions weren't reduced as much as hoped for. 2. The Clear Skies initiative was proposed in January of 2002. 3. The Clear Skies initiative was proposed on February 14th, 2002.
Output: 3
Statement: Don't sleep in the rays of the moon'your facial features will be distorted. Choices:  1. The light emanating from the moon can have an effect on your face. 2. You face can't be modified by the moon. 3. The impact of the moon on your face is inherently negative.
Output: 1
Statement: Just because someone can afford to pay $120 for an advanced showing of The Phantom Menace or $10,000 for a Knicks game doesn't mean he will. Choices:  1. Everyone, wealthy or not, would pay thousands of dollars to see an advance screening of The Phantom Menace. 2. Some can afford to pay high prices for advance movie showings, but that doesn't mean that they will. 3. Most people would pay £50 for an advance screening of a big movie.
Output: 2
Statement: Still, all that shine simply hid a different kind of dirt. Choices:  1. Just because something appears to be clean and perfect doesn't mean it isn't smudged somehow. 2. The dirt showed prominently and hid any shine there was.  3. Even though they were shiny, they weren't free of dirt.
Output: 3
Statement: This would include nonfederal physical property, human capital, and research and development. Choices:  1. That includes things that are not owned by the federal government. 2. That includes things like intellectual property of private companies. 3. That includes land the government owns.
Output: 1
Statement: pretty short black and they were very dressy they were black velvet shorts and she had on black hose and black heels and she looked very very nice Choices:  1. She wore a black coat and black hat with her black shorts, hose and heels. 2. Everything she had on, from her earrings to her heels, was yellow. 3. She looked really good in her black shorts, pantyhose and high heels.
Output: 3
Statement: For men, gellabiyas are usually plain, perhaps with a little collar detail, but for women you can find brightly decorated versions, often bedecked with sequins. Choices:  1. Gellabiyas are very bland for men and women. 2. Gellabiyas for women are often very colorful. 3. Gellabiyas are very commonly worn around town and they are very colorful for women.
Output: 2
Statement: oh if i knew that i'd be a very wealthy person Choices:  1. I'd be rich if I was aware of that.  2. If I knew that, I'd be broke.  3. If I knew how to not get caught, I'd be rich. 
Output: 1
Statement: Most active duty military personnel follow exceptionbased systems. Choices:  1. Active duty military personnel prefer the exception based systems over the alternatives. 2. The majority of activity duty military personnel don't follow exception-based systems. 3. Exception-based systems are what most active military personnel are expected to follow.
Output: 3
Statement: oh sure sure they do and then they take your old part and sell it to some reconditioning house and make money off of that too Choices:  1. They can resell the old parts but they don't make any money. 2. They resell the old part to a reconditioning house for profit. 3. The reconditioning houses pay top dollar for the old parts.
Output: 2
Statement: Cohen has written a book that he undoubtedly believes extols heroes and explains a suppressed bit of Jewish history, but what he has done is expose the architecture of his own pathology. Choices:  1. Cohen has only ever written for a magazine. 2. Cohen authored a book related to history. 3. Cohen teaches history at a college.
Output: 2
Statement: Requirements and Analysis. Choices:  1. there are no requirements and analysis 2. there are requirements and analysis 3. there are requirements and analysis for any new budget.
Output: 2
Statement: The 2002 Sandra Day O'Connor Award for Professional Service was presented to Conner in a ceremony at the U.S. Choices:  1. Conner has received the Sandra Day O'Connor Award for Professional Service twice. 2. Conner was presented an award in 2002. 3. The Sandra Day O'Connor Award for Professional Service was not presented in 2002.
Output: 2
Statement: If you don't want to dive then you can snorkel just offshore along the Red Sea and Sinai coasts to see excellent tropical marine life. Choices:  1. You have to dive very deep if you want to see good marine life off of the coast of Sinai. 2. The is marine life visible by snorkelers off of the Sinai coast. 3. Most people choose to snorkel because the views of marine life are better than what the divers see.
Output: 2
Statement: no no they've been fighting for thousands of years and it will be they'll fight for thousands of more years it it it's going to go on forever Choices:  1. They have been fighting for thousands of years and it will continue. 2. They had never fought and they never will. 3. The fighting has only begun between them.
Output: 1
Statement: The highlight of the Cityel is the rooftop view over the El-Jezzar Mosque. Choices:  1. The rooftop view over the El-Jezzar Mosque is the highlight of the Cityel. 2. The highlight of the Cityel is the huge green emerald in the courtyard. 3. The Cityel is the only unique country-city, a place you won't find anywhere else.
Output: 1
Statement: She swayed a moment, staring at him. Choices:  1. She didn't know what to think, as she stared at him. 2. She was staring at him and she swayed. 3. She was looking down at her own feet.
Output: 2
Statement: Running never settled anything. Rennie's fingers traced the spread of the candelabra's arms. Choices:  1. Rennie had thought about just taking off. 2. Rennie knew that running away never settled anything. 3. Rennie decided that running away from the problem would be preferable to facing it.
Output: 2
Statement: The rest of the world again worried about a nuclear confrontation between the two countries. Choices:  1. Citizens of the planet fretted about the possibility of nuclear war. 2. The world breathed a sigh of relief, knowing the two countries were finally at peace. 3. The world worried that the two countries would once again exchange nuclear blows.
Output: 1