niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Greater economic growth from saving more now could alleviate the burden that a slow-growing workforce will bear in producing the goods and services to be consumed by a society with a large retired population that consumes but does not work. Choices:  1. A large retired population consumes more and works less. 2. Retired people consume mostly cars and household goods. 3. As retirement rates increase we should expect consumption to fall dramatically.
Output: 1
Statement: More important, the mainstream groups are downplaying what Pollard did. Choices:  1. All mainstream groups are highlighting what Pollard did. 2. Pollard caused a huge change, but the mainstream groups are trying to cover it up. 3. The mainstream groups are downplaying what Pollard did, and that is much more important.
Output: 3
Statement: On democracy, for example, American activists are raging over China's recent suppression of all democratic dissent. Choices:  1. The activists protested China's actions. 2. China allows free speech to dissenters in the country. 3. China's suppression of dissent angered activists in America.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i don't watch her that often i watch sometimes i watch The Simpsons that's that cartoon show Choices:  1. I do not really enjoy her show, so I watch her a few times a month. 2. I watch a cartoon show called The Simpsons. 3. I really like her show, and I watch her everyday.
Output: 2
Statement: No matter what the weather is like, the landscape is dramatic and breathtaking. Choices:  1. The landscape is especially dramatic during cloudy weather. 2. The landscape is very dull when it rains. 3. There is a dramatic landscape even when it snows.
Output: 3
Statement: Get into this, she ordered. Choices:  1. She often gave orders. 2. She stood silent. 3. She gave an order.
Output: 3
Statement: Visitors without access to an automobile seeking a similar view should walk out through the San Martin neighborhood, west of the old Jewish quarter, over the San Martin bridge (which dates to 1203), behind which Toledo rises dramatically on the hill. Choices:  1. You can walk through the San Martin neighborhood for a similar view. 2. There is an ice cream store on the way that is open all summer. 3. The only way to see this view is with a car.
Output: 1
Statement: The second route leads out through the desert to the west of Cairo on a new four-lane highway that leads to Wadi Natrun. Choices:  1. Cairo today is arguably the most populated city in all of Egypt. 2. There is a second route, a four lane highway leading through the desert west of Cairo to Wait Natrun. 3. The Wadi Natrun is located 100 miles east of Cairo.
Output: 2
Statement: However, it is important to recognize that strengthening information security requires a multifaceted approach and sometimes involves issues that are beyond the control of individual businesses and agencies. Choices:  1. Strengthening information security should be simple and easy. 2. Strengthening information security is a very complicated process. 3. Strengthening information security requires many steps.
Output: 3
Statement: Now it appears that he may have been simply assuring himself she really was dead, at least according to three of Wynette's daughters, who have filed a $50 million wrongful death suit against Richey and a doctor. Choices:  1. He seemed to convince himself that she really did die.  2. The eldest daughter of Wynette was the one who filed the suit.  3. He, not even once, believed that she was already dead. He tried so hard to save her. 
Output: 1
Statement: Caution is needed if you are not used to a hot and humid climate (a constant but not necessarily hostile factor), and often requires a little extra planning when heading out on tour, trekking, or just lazing by the pool. Choices:  1. Heat and humidity aren't a health issue even if you aren't sensitive to them. 2. Avoid too much exposure to the sun and humidity during summer times. 3. Heat and humidity should not be taken lightly if you are sensitive to it.
Output: 3
Statement: These aren't the kind of folk to offer sixpence to." Choices:  1. One shouldn't offer sixpence to these people.  2. These are the kind of people we should give millions to.  3. One can offer these people a single penny. 
Output: 1
Statement: What he saw of the resources of this private fort led Drew to accept the other stories he had heard of the Range, like the one that Don Cazar's men practiced firing blindfolded at noise targets to be prepared for night raids. Choices:  1. Drew had never heard any stories about Don Cazar and his men. 2. Drew had heard stories of Don Cazar's men practicing firing at noise targets while blindfolded. 3. He was able to picture it all in his mind easily.
Output: 2
Statement: know you don't sound like you're from Dallas where do you come do you come from originally Texas or Choices:  1. Are you originally from the south? 2. You sound like you've always lived in Dallas. 3. You don't sound like a native Texan; where are you originally from?
Output: 3
Statement: On the contrary, it might be simpler for you to pass as an American. Choices:  1. It's harder for everyone to pass as Americans, even for Americans.  2. It might be easier for you to pass as an American. 3. Americans always pass easily. 
Output: 2
Statement: I had led a very sheltered life and my closest friend [upon joining the Navy] was my mother. Choices:  1. I have always hated the woman who gave birth to me. 2. My mother was my closest friend in my sheltered life. 3. My mother wouldn't let me out of the house.
Output: 2
Statement: One popular theory compares Zionism's imperative to acquire land to the American idea of Manifest Destiny (that it was the United States' God-given right to rule from coast to coast). Choices:  1. Zionism's imperative to acquire land to the American idea of Manifest Destiny is a popular theory. 2. Zionism's imperative to acquire land to the American idea of Manifest Destiny is unpopular. 3. Zionism's imperative to acquire land to the American idea of Manifest Destiny is widely adopted.
Output: 1
Statement: he's a big mean guy Choices:  1. He's large and spiteful 2. He's terrifying 3. He's just like a teddy bear! He's big, but wouldn't hurt a fly!
Output: 1
Statement: The report  Our clerks or our new technology read your handwriting, no matter how 'creative' it might be. Choices:  1. You should try to pay attention to penmanship so that your writing can be read. 2. The clerk or their new technology should be able to read your handwriting. 3. The clerk or their new technology should not be able to read your handwriting.
Output: 2
Statement: It is not uncommon for extensive testimony to focus on discount differences of one or two tenths of a cent per piece. Choices:  1. Differences of one or two tenths of a cent may be the subject of lengthy testimony. 2. It's highly unusual for a small discount different like one tenth of a cent per piece to be discussed extensively in testimony. 3. Many feel that these long testimonies are a waste of time for listeners.
Output: 1
Statement: McNamara accepts some blame for the war Choices:  1. McNamara accepts some of the blame in regards to the war, but is adamant that he did the right thing. 2. McNamara refuses to accept any of the blame for the war. 3. McNamara accepts some of the blame in regards to the war.
Output: 3
Statement: It is reported that even his own followers are ignorant of it. Choices:  1. It is noted that his own followers are uneducated about Germans. 2. It is noted that his own followers are uneducated. 3. It is reported that his followers are fully knowledgeable.
Output: 2
Statement: 7 Generally, higher percent utilization equates to higher reactivity of the reagent, and, therefore, less reagent is needed to achieve a given level of SO2 removal. Choices:  1. higher percent utilization equates to higher reactivity of the reagen all the time 2. higher percent utilization equates to higher attractiveness 3. higher percent utilization equates to higher reactivity of the reagent, usually
Output: 3
Statement: ' And here's why I think that is important. Choices:  1. Here's why I think feeding your dog is important. 2. I do not think that it is important. 3. This is why I think it's important.
Output: 3
Statement: Several times, I told myself to stop...but I was carried away, and the words just kept spilling out. Choices:  1. I was silent. 2. I told myself I needed to stop talking. 3. I couldn't stop spewing insults at people.
Output: 2
Statement: The ruins of the ancient mosque Quwwatu'l-Islam-Masjid (which means The Might of Islam ), was built with the might of the Hindus. Choices:  1. Hindu labour helped to build the Quwwatu'l-Islam-Masjid  mosque. 2. The Quwwatu'l-Islam-Masjid mosque was built entirely by Buddhists. 3. The Hindus who built the Quwwatu'l-Islam-Masjid mosque were slaves.
Output: 1
Statement: A guillotine replaced the king's statue and was used to behead Louis XVI and more than 1,000 other victims. Choices:  1. Louis XVI was executed using an electric chair. 2. The guillotine was the method of execution during Louis XVI's time. 3. Louis XVI and many other people were executed using a guillotine.
Output: 3
Statement: (You may recognize the name from the full-page ads the WJC buys in the Washington Post and New York Times to reprint Ruddy's articles.) Choices:  1. The WJC is widely criticized from marooning their clients of deserted islands. 2. The Washington Post and New York times make all of their money from subscription fees. 3. The WJC buys ads from the Washington Post and New York Times.
Output: 3
Statement: A plethora of listings are available at Lawyers.com, but the amount of information is almost overwhelming to the novice. Choices:  1. Lawyers are a popular listing site. 2. There is hardly any information there. 3. There are a lot of listing at lawyers.com
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh yeah i have a i had a friend in college from Strasbourg Choices:  1. A college friend of mine lived in Strasbourg. 2. My college friend lives in a zoo. 3. Strasbourg makes the best beer in the world.
Output: 1
Statement: But these sorts of exhumations have a track record of turning up nothing. Choices:  1. Usually, nothing is found when you dig them up. 2. Exhumations have a track record of taking a long time. 3. 100% of the time, an exhumation will turn up something.
Output: 1
Statement: and um i know my husband now we go vote every time i don't care how small the ballot is i mean if there's one thing if there's one issue because the way i feel is if i don't vote then i don't have any reason to gripe Choices:  1. People take their right to vote for granted.  2. MY husband and I never vote, we don't see a point.  3. My husband and I go to vote every time, no matter for what. 
Output: 3
Statement: Young fellow about thirty-five poorly dressed face very badly disfigured. Choices:  1. The young man looked to be about 35. 2. His face had been disfigured in a fire several years ago. 3. The young man was dressed badly, but his face was undeniably handsome.
Output: 1
Statement: Dole trusts Woodward. Choices:  1. Dole has no choice but to trust Woodward.  2. Dole distrusts Woodward.  3. Dole keeps trust of Woodward. 
Output: 3
Statement: The club fell harmlessly but the Kal was there. Choices:  1. Kal was near where the club fell. 2. The club injured Kal. 3. The club almost landed on Kal.
Output: 1
Statement: that yeah i guess that takes effect in uh Choices:  1. I guess that takes effect rather quickly. 2. That takes effect. 3. I guess that doesn't take effect.
Output: 2
Statement: With such a machine, we can run off a graph of the tides for years ahead. Choices:  1. This machine can't help us to run off anything at all. 2. We deduce that this machine can run a tide graph into the future. 3. We need such a machine to run off a graph of the harmful tides.
Output: 2
Statement: Somewhere more appreciative.' Choices:  1. More appreciative somewhere. 2. Somewhere more friendly. 3. Somewhere nobody appreciates you.
Output: 1
Statement: But I believe that Clinton's performance, before and after his perjuries, has universally generated such a response of disapproval, ranging from cynicism to disgust, as to degrade the ability of the presidency to serve its function. Choices:  1. Clinton has been met with nothing but approval. 2. Clinton's disapproval ratings have been rising over the past months. 3. Many people regard Clinton with negative opinions.
Output: 3
Statement: Then make a similar call posing as a reporter from the Washington Post . I needn't ask which call would get returned. Choices:  1. The reporter and no imposters from the Washington Post called.  2. They impersonated a reporter, we could tell so we ignored their call.  3. They posed as a reporter from the Washington Post, it was obvious so their call was not returned. 
Output: 3
Statement: Another 10 km (6 miles) to the south lies the natural wonder of the Costa Calida, the Mar Menor, a salt water lagoon separated from the Mediterranean by two strips of land known collectively as La Manga. Choices:  1. Costa Calida is a natural wonder. 2. Costa Calida is a natural wonder and is very beautiful. 3. Costa Calida is a man-made wonder.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC approved this proposal and in October received regional plans from five regions. Choices:  1. The LSC rejected this plan in October and cut off communication with all regions. 2. Plans from five different regions were received in October. 3. Three of these plans were riddled with grammatical errors and had to be rewritten.
Output: 2
Statement: oh so there was a history of that Choices:  1. There is a history of that.  2. There is not a history of that.  3. There is a history of abuse.
Output: 1
Statement: St. Patrick first came to Ireland as a prisoner, captured in an Irish raid on a Roman settlement in Britain. Choices:  1. St. Patrick was brought to Ireland against his will as a prisoner. 2. He was in prison for two months in Ireland. 3. St. Patrick managed to never get captured during his time in Britain.
Output: 1
Statement: Department of Housing and Urban Development, Administrative Office of U.S. Choices:  1. The U.S. has an administrative office for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. 2. The Department of Housing and Urban Development get a lot of funding from the U.S. government. 3. Department of Waste Management, Administrative Office of Canada.
Output: 1
Statement: As a result, if it doesn't seem right, don't do it! Choices:  1. If it doesn't feel right, you should reason things out but ultimately go ahead and do it anyway. 2. It isn't a good idea to do it if it doesn't seem right. 3. People are generally better off following their gut instinct.
Output: 2
Statement: An attorney general who exerted more control over the department and the bureau, who was a better head-knocker, and who had the full support of the White House might have dragged the truth out of the FBI years ago, as Reno did not and could not. Choices:  1. Reno did not have the full support of the White House. 2. Reno was respected by her team, but that wasn't enough to help her cause. 3. Reno exposed the truth about the FBI.
Output: 1
Statement: This is vital work. Choices:  1. This work is critical for its scientific value. 2. This work is not critical. 3. This work is critical.
Output: 3
Statement: If, however, the Gore campaign is worried, they're not saying so publicly. Choices:  1. If Gore campaign is worried they're not being public with it. 2. Gore campaign is publicly worried. 3. Gore campaign is very worried.
Output: 1
Statement: Just south of the cafe-ringed Piazza della Repubblica is the covered Mercato Nuovo, a 16th-century loggia once called the Straw Market because of the straw products for which Florence was known. Choices:  1. There are a lot of cafes on the Piazza della Repubblica. 2. The most famous straw products sold in the Mercato Nuovo were chairs. 3. The Piazza della Republica is not particularly popular with tourists, because it lacks shops or eateries.
Output: 1
Statement: And it implies that the Harlem racket reverted to local control. Choices:  1. This shows us that the Harlem racket is under national control again. 2. That shows us that the Harlem racket is under local control. 3. We got what we wanted - the Harlem racket is under local control again.
Output: 2
Statement: On the subject of Italian-Americans and their gripes about The Sopranos , et al. Choices:  1. Italian-Americans do not have a problem with The Sopranos.  2. Italian-Americans may not like The Sopranos since it misrepresents their culture.  3. While were discussing Italian-Americans, lets talk about something related to their gripes with The Sopranos.
Output: 3
Statement: There were many things that disturbed Jon as he stood in silence and observed the scout. Choices:  1. Jon stared at the scout as he moved. 2. Jon couldn't stop chatting. 3. Jon didn't say anything.
Output: 3
Statement: and i'm sure rather than try to uh ask someone to take them for them they probably just pitch them you know Choices:  1. They probably don't bother to try to find a new home for them and just throw them away. 2. They are always asking their neighbors if they need this-or-that before they think about throwing something away. 3. They are in perfectly good condition and could be reused by a family in need.
Output: 1
Statement: One of France's greatest poets of the 20th century, Wilhelm Kostrowitsky, better known as Guillaume Apollinaire, was born in Rome of a Polish mother and an Italian father. Choices:  1. Wilhelm and his family moved to France shortly after his birth.  2. Guillaume Apollinaire, born Wilhelm Kostrowitsky, was a great French poet. 3. Guillaume Apollinaire was born to French parents.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum and they're beautiful too yeah they're beautiful uh-huh oh my Choices:  1. They are disturbingly ugly.  2. They are not ugly.  3. The flowers are gorgeous. 
Output: 2
Statement: Their last words are, Honest, I wish I could persuade you that I neither love nor hate technology. Choices:  1. Their last word were about their feeling towards animals. 2. Their last word were about their feeling towards technology, said the novelist. 3. Their last word were about their feeling towards technology.
Output: 3
Statement: but i i hate laying out material and trying to get the most out of the material and make sure it's on the right lines and not on the bias and Choices:  1. I have a friend that really enjoys it, though. 2. I don't really care for the laying out process. 3. I love laying out fabric to find the right lines and bias.
Output: 2
Statement: Greedyassociates began as a forum for associates at primarily large law firms to vent and share information about salaries, bonuses and law firm gossip. Choices:  1. Many people at the law firm found the name of the site hilarious. 2. There is no forum for associates to vent. 3. A forum for associates was started and it was called greedy associates.
Output: 3
Statement: Change in national saving represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving for a simplified example focused on one household and one type of IRA. Choices:  1.  Change in national saving represents the change in lifestyle by the everyday person 2.  Change in national saving doesn't represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving 3.  Change in national saving represents the sum of the change in personal and government saving
Output: 3
Statement: With the great improvement in the accuracy for 2000, LSC can return to using the reported figures without any adjustment. Choices:  1. The reported figures came from a national survey. 2. The figures still need to be adjusted before use. 3. The accuracy was significantly improved.
Output: 3
Statement: Vernell and Pamela Bass lived in next door to Dahmer. Choices:  1. The Bass families lived next to Dahmer. 2. Dahmer always lived far away from neighbors. 3. The Bass family shared a duplex with Dahmer.
Output: 1
Statement: uh um i usually try to stay out of kitchen i don't know  not one of my favorite hobbies but Choices:  1. I suck at cooking so I stay out of the kitchen. 2. I try to stay out of the kitchen. 3. I love working in the kitchen.
Output: 2
Statement: Lightning exploded from my hand, and struck the joint. Choices:  1. My hand had lightning in int. 2. The lightning flew out of my hand and started a fire. 3. My hand was empty.
Output: 1
Statement: me too because we go all the time the guy i was talking to never goes he was boy it sounds like your really up on this and i said i see at least two a week  so Choices:  1. i haven't talked about this with anyone but i see like four a week 2. You seem really keen on this thing, whereas the guy I know couldn't be bothered 3. the guy i was talking to is my boyfriend and he's never watched any with me
Output: 2
Statement: His ideas may be terrible--some of them certainly are terrible--but at least they are new. Choices:  1. The man's ideas are terrible. 2. Most of the ideas are new. 3. All of the ideas are pure genius.
Output: 1
Statement: Senior executives receive a summary evaluation, which combines the Choices:  1. Senior executives are presented with a full evaluation, never summaries. 2. The summary evaluation presented to senior executive is no more than ten pages. 3. Senior executives are presented with a summary evaluation.
Output: 3
Statement: Installation of wet FGD, specifically LSFO, presents a conservatively high estimate of anticipated resources and time to provide additional control of SO2 emissions. Choices:  1. LSFO installation is estimated with additional time for quality control at the end. 2. Emissions are simple to control. 3. Installation times vary.
Output: 1
Statement: As a practical matter, mailers are believed in many cases to be able to do this work for a fraction of the cost the postal service would face. Choices:  1. Mailers generally tend to be cheaper because they are women. 2. The postal service generally costs less than mailers. 3. Mailers are believed to be cheaper than the postal service.
Output: 3
Statement: Alexander  1898-1976 (National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.). Choices:  1. Alexander died in April 1976. 2. Alexander was not associated with the National Gallery of Art. 3. Alexander died in 1976.
Output: 3
Statement: The interior, on the other hand, was a thing of beauty. Choices:  1. The house was beautiful inside. 2. It was beautiful inside. 3. The house was ugly.
Output: 2
Statement: college or well we got we got two teams of the ACC going there Choices:  1. We have two ACC sports teams that will be there. 2. As far as i know I think we got six teams there. 3. Actually we will have two teams of the ACC there because our other ones didn't qualify.
Output: 1
Statement: There was usually only one research investigator, and the data consisted of descriptions, observations, impressions, unstructured interviews, and existing materials gathered at the site that were organized intuitively and informally. Choices:  1. The data collected by the research investigator proved very useful to his field. 2. There are plenty of research investigators that investigate data. 3. There is typically only a single research investigator.
Output: 3
Statement: How'd I know they don't eat grass. Choices:  1. I knew they ate grass. 2. How would I have known the don't eat grass? 3. How would I possibly know those silly cows are allergic to grass?
Output: 2
Statement: I believe they have to be very careful.  Choices:  1. I believe that they have to be very careful before handling the poison. 2. I don't believe they should be careful. 3. I believe they have to be careful.
Output: 3
Statement: ( Post defectors include Celestine Bohlen, Gwen Ifill, Julia Preston, Michael Specter, Patrick Tyler, Patti Cohen, and David Richards--who defected back. Choices:  1. Some post defectors then defected back to China. 2. Celestine Bohlen is one of the Post defectors. 3. Albert Einstein is one of the Post defectors.
Output: 2
Statement: This leads to ... Choices:  1. This will bring you.... 2. This is the end. 3. This will take you to the other side.
Output: 1
Statement: Rather than sponsor truncated representation, ante, at 11, Congress chose to subsidize only those cases in which the attorneys it subsidized could work freely. Choices:  1. Congress chose to subsidize only those cases in which the attorneys could work freely. 2. They chose to sponsor truncated representation. 3. The attorneys were happy with this compromise.
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin snorted. Choices:  1. A snort was made by Adrin. 2. Adrin whistled to let his dog know he was home. 3. Adrin snorted the cocaine.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon and Adrin continued their practice and Jon left Susan to enjoy her new friends. Choices:  1. Both Adrin and Jon continued to practice whilst Susan set off to engage in activity with her new acquaintances. 2. Adrin and Susan accompanied Jon to the pub as they went to hang out with their friends. 3. Adrin and Jon left Susan to continue their own task, as Susan wished to spend time with her new friends.
Output: 1
Statement: no i i agree  but but it's like oh you offer this degree okay i'll go Choices:  1. No, if you agree I cannot do it. 2. I want to finish my degree before starting a new one though. 3. Oh I agree but you have the degree I'll sign up.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, Willey's story has serious problems, quite apart from Steele, as a recent, endless analysis in The Nation makes clear. Choices:  1. Willey has never told a story 2. Willey really enjoys telling stories, but not when they have problems 3. Willey at some point told a story
Output: 3
Statement: I don't think she's in any immediate danger. Choices:  1. She would only be completely safe from danger at night. 2. He was completely certain that she wasn't safe. 3. I'm not certain whether she's in danger or not.
Output: 3
Statement: But in the closing days of the campaign, it stands as an apt description of his faltering Republican opponents. Choices:  1. His faltering Republican opponents were trailing behind in the closing days of the campaign.  2. In the later days of the campaign the Republican opponents each had individual scandals arise which faltered their confidence, while the opponent had an op-ed about his work with grassroots community organizations.  3. His Republican opponents were doing quite well in the polls and received positive media attention which eclipsed his own campaign. 
Output: 1
Statement: who do you think  the Dallas Cowboys Choices:  1. Texas football team. 2. Sports team. 3. Apples.
Output: 1
Statement: The tiny chamber in which Jesus was buried holds only six people at a time, so there might be a few minutes' wait. Choices:  1. Only six people at a time can fit in the tiny chamber. 2. The enormous tomb where Jesus was buried holds hundreds of people at a time. 3. The chamber could hold up to eight people if it were not for fire regulations.
Output: 1
Statement: These modern cabins come with kitchen, bathroom, and air-conditioning, are set on the Sea of Gali?­lee, and make ideal family holiday homes. Choices:  1. The cabins have kitchens in them. 2. The cabins have no kitchens. 3. The cabins have kitchens in them that have an oven, fridge, and dishwasher.
Output: 1
Statement: Its hissing against the ground was a tumult in his ears, and superheated ash and debris began to fall. Choices:  1. The made a deafening sound, and he clutched his ears. 2. It did not make a sound as it melted in the ground. 3. Its hissing against the ground was a commotion in his ear.
Output: 3
Statement: The new, state-of-the-art Bible Lands Museum, with its collection of beautiful ancient artifacts from neighboring countries, is next door. Choices:  1. The Bible Lands Museum only has artifacts from Israel. 2. The Bible Lands Museum contains artifacts from Syria. 3. There are artifacts from several countries in the Bible Lands Museum.
Output: 3
Statement: While various models for structuring such a position could be used, one option would be to have a COO who is appointed, subject to Senate confirmation, to a term of 5 to 7 years (generally considered to be the minimum time needed for major change initiatives to provide meaningful and sustainable results). Choices:  1. The COO is appointed. 2. The COO is elected. 3. The COO is appointed by the President.
Output: 1
Statement: Near the park, note the New Orleans-style iron grillwork on the buildings. Choices:  1. Any buildings feature New Orleans-style ironwork will be found far from the park.  2. The New Orleans-style iron grillwork is a result of the people that immigrated here in the 1900s. 3. There is New Orleans-style iron grillwork on the buildings that are located near the park.
Output: 3
Statement: In parts of Mallorca, Germans own about 80 percent of all homes; along traditionally British vacation spots on Menorca, three-quarters of the homes are first or second residences belonging to the English. Choices:  1. Germans own about 80 percent of all homes in parts of Mallorca; three-quarters of the homes are first or second residences, belonging to the English along traditionally British vacation spots. 2. In parts of Mallorca, Brits own about 99 percent of all homes. 3. Germans own many of those homes, because they like to buy land far away from home.
Output: 1
Statement: that's right that's right uh-huh that's right absolutely then you'll you'll Choices:  1. You are definitely correct about that. 2. Yes, that is definitely correct. 3. No, that's very wrong. 
Output: 2
Statement: Then we might increase it further. Choices:  1. If that is the case, we might add more to it. 2. We must increment it if thats the scenario. 3. In that case, we must decrease it much more.
Output: 1
Statement: The terrific pace they had come had still further unmanned him. Choices:  1. He needed to build up courage to tell the truth to his family. 2. The slow pace that they came at allowed him to build up the necessary bravado. 3. The incredible speed at which they arrived depleted his courage further.
Output: 3
Statement: But we were told, and I think most people accepted the explanation, that golf relaxed Ike from the stresses of his job and enabled him to perform better. Choices:  1. Ike was easily stressed out by his job as a detective.  2. Most people rejected the explanation that golf was relaxing to Ike.  3. It was explained that golf was something that relaxed Ike and therefore helped his performance improve. 
Output: 3
Statement: Requisite alarming  Thirty-four percent of Americans believe aliens have visited Earth, and the Roswell festivities may draw 100,000 visitors. Choices:  1. There is a large market to capitalize on within the alien believing residents of America. 2. A shocking 34% of Americans think aliens have been to Earth, with the Roswell events potentially having 100,000 visitors. 3. Only 12% of Americans believe of aliens coming to earth, thank goodness.
Output: 2
Statement: Macau, the final bastion of Portugal's great 16th-century empire, is much more than just a quirk of history. Choices:  1. Macau was a part of Portugal's 16th-century empire. 2. Macau was the most important part of Portugal's 16th-century empire. 3. Macau was located in Japan's capital city.
Output: 1
Statement: With handsome rooms and a very comfortable lobby, the hotel feels more intimate than its large size would indicate. Choices:  1. The rooms of the hotel aren't comfortable at all. 2. The rooms of the hotel are beautiful and intimate. 3. There are small and large rooms in the hotel.
Output: 2
Statement: Buddha's own life explains his teachings, but the truth is buried in both legend and historical fact. Choices:  1. It is difficult to discern legend from fact. 2. The teachings of Buddhism were derived from a novel. 3. Buddha's life explains his teachings.
Output: 3
Statement: Eric Kleiman, a spokesman for Legal Services Corp. in Washington, D.C., said German has been out front nationally in raising funds and in using new technology, including a statewide Web site. Choices:  1. Kleiman was not aware that German was using a statewide website. 2. Kleiman has been a spokesman for Legal Services Corp for five years. 3. Kleiman claimed that German uses a statewide website.
Output: 3
Statement: No other man on Earth could have persuaded anyone to let him try his scheme of building a great deflection wall across northern Canada to change the weather patterns. Choices:  1. His idea was crazy even to him, but he was convinced.  2. The man convincing him had enough expertise to make the judgement that this could work.  3. He was not convinced to make a giant weather wall. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah their very corrupt like the Panamanians Panamanians are were very corrupt Choices:  1. All Panamanians are an example of pure corruption. 2. Panamanians are basically the least corrupt people and politicians in the world. 3. The Panamanians were very corrupt, for example.
Output: 3
Statement: me too if they would oh i know we're saving our grocery bags now Choices:  1. We are throwing away our grocery bags still. 2. We are trying to "go green" by keeping our bags. 3. We are keeping our grocery bags now.
Output: 3
Statement: The baker, who was an older man with a thick neck, listened without saying anything when she told him the child would be eight years olf next Monday. Choices:  1. The baker was a young woman with a slim figure. 2. The child would have their eighth birthday next Monday. 3. The baker did not care whether or not the child had a birthday coming soon.
Output: 2
Statement: well do you um meet with clients and so you have to dress a certain way for the clients or Choices:  1. Shorts and a t-shirt are appropriate attire for meeting with clients 2. You have to wear a suit when meeting with clients 3. You have to dress a certain way when meeting with clients
Output: 3
Statement: The Lake District National Park encompasses a short area of coastline where the tidal estuaries of the North Sea meet the streams and rivers flowing down from the western lakes. Choices:  1. No part of coastline is included within the Lake District National Park. 2. Part of the coastline is included in the Lake District National Park. 3. Tidal estuaries within the national park is formed by a river that originates hundred miles away.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh on special occasions i mean birthdays and things like that we we don't we still have fun on things Choices:  1. There is never any fun during special occasions or birthdays. 2. We only have fun on special occasions. 3. We don't on special occasions, but we still have fun.
Output: 3
Statement: The muffins are still tasty, and that's what matters. Choices:  1. The muffins still taste good, that's what we should care about. 2. The muffins are still tasty even though they were in the refrigerator for 2 days. 3. Oh no! The muffins taste awful.
Output: 1
Statement: It becomes an obstacle only when authors seek publication through outlets whose customers generally ask for brief details. Choices:  1. It can be an obstacle if the outlets that the authors seek publication through have customers ask for small amounts of details. 2. Authors who seek publication from sketchy outlets generally make more money. 3. Customers who ask for brief details tend to buy items on a whim.
Output: 1
Statement: Wait a second! Choices:  1. Wait a second! 2. Wait a second before you go. 3. Hurry on.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, GAO has long interpreted its audit authority as encompassing reviews of agency processes. Choices:  1. The GAO has the authority to conduct audits into agencies. 2. The GAO does not have the authority to audit agency processes. 3. The GAO's audits include financial and employment information from the agency.
Output: 1
Statement: One of the few remaining ways to obtain a coveted downward departure--a sentence below the official range--is through cooperation with the government . In Lewinsky's case, lawyer Ginsburg, rather than turning state's evidence after indictment, is asking for immunity--a guarantee that his client will never face charges at all. Choices:  1. Ginsburg is looking for immunity. 2. Ginsburg has given up on his client. 3. Ginsburg is looking for a sentence below the official range.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it did you know i don't do i don't really don't do basic a lot of what i used to do i just do you know something really minor but Choices:  1. I don't do anything related to the things that I used to do. 2. I have been doing the same thing this whole time. 3. Most of what I do is really minor, I don't do a lot of what I used to do.
Output: 3
Statement: because it's out on video now but it's still playing at the dollar theater i'm glad i got to s ee it there rather it's TV just doesn't have the same impact Choices:  1. I'm glad it was in the discount theatre, watching at home is just not the same. 2. It wasn't in the discount theater, so I had to watch it on video. 3. It was playing at the dollar theatre, so that was better than watching it at home. I ended up watching again at home and it was not as good.
Output: 1
Statement: An 800-year-old former hamman (Turkish bath) on Old Jaffa Hill next to the Sea Mosque, overlooking Tel Aviv, is the marvellous setting for this young, popular caf??-restaurant. Choices:  1. The turkish bath is 800 years old and features a bar. 2. The turkish bath is 800 years old and features a great cafe. 3. The turkish bath is 800 years old.
Output: 3
Statement: Toledo's eminence as the center of Christian Spain dates to the first synods and ecclesiastical councils held there as early as the year 400. Choices:  1. Many famous saints and monks across the ages lived in the Toledo. 2. Toledo has never been known as a place of importance for Christian Spain. 3. Synods and ecclesiastical councils were held in Toledo over a 1500 years ago.
Output: 3
Statement: That went quick, he already had a tried and true mix of additives, preservatives, and stabilizers ready, which had always worked just fine. Choices:  1. That was quick since he always had on hand all of the ingredients that he has used with success in the past. 2. It only took him a few minutes to mix it all together. 3. It was a long process since he had to acquire each of the ingredients before he could start.
Output: 1
Statement: Turkish soups are usually thick and substantial. Choices:  1. Turkish soups are known to be thin and not filling. 2. A meal of Turkish soup will be very filling. 3. Turkish soups are thick.
Output: 3
Statement: Here, business and pleasure are inextricably linked and have been for hundreds of years. Choices:  1. Business strictly is practiced here. S 2. This place has many purposes and is good for any travel.  3. Business and pleasure have been mixed here for a long time. 
Output: 3
Statement: actually i haven't watched it much this season in the last couple of years i've been on that uh downward trend Choices:  1. It used to be appointment tv for me. 2. I've watched less and less over the past few years. 3. I would never miss an episode.
Output: 2
Statement: to the most perilous feats of the sporting field, are no more than a system of gymnastics designed to ... Choices:  1. Gymnastics requires more time and dedication than any other sport. 2. Gymnastics brings out the most perilous feats of an athlete. 3. Gymnastics is the safest sport and easiest to meet goals.
Output: 2
Statement: Mixed reviews for the Broadway debut of Horton Foote's Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Choices:  1. Horton Foote's play received excellent reviews from everyone.  2. Horton Foote's Pulitzer Prize winning play received mixed reviews. 3. Horton Foote's play 4000 S Camden Rd, Pine Bluff, AR 71603 mixed reviews but still did well at the box office.
Output: 2
Statement: When she first sang the song, in the musical biography of Fanny Brice, Funny Girl , it was about precisely the  Fanny was so obsessed with her public identity that she'd neglected the personal; she could love audiences but not individuals. Choices:  1. Fanny Brice could love audiences because she was obsessed. 2. Fanny Brice has three children that went to medical school. 3. Fanny Brice hated crowds and just wanted to hang out with close friends.
Output: 1
Statement:  He located one man who seemed a little brighter than the others. Choices:  1. He could not find one person who looked bright. 2. He picked up one man who was wearing spectacles. 3. He picked out one man who seems smarter that the rest.
Output: 3
Statement: government or individuals end up paying for that rather than the uh some of the source of need for the health care Choices:  1. I think that most people would rather meet their own needs day by day rather than think long-term. 2. The underlying causes that spark the need for health care often go unaddressed. 3. The root causes of the need for health care go unaddressed but people nonetheless refuse to pay.
Output: 2
Statement: should we have fought them harder used more weapons equal to their chemical weapons that weren't used Choices:  1. I am completely certain that we should not fight our enemies fiercely with an equal amount of weapons in proportion to the number of unused chemical weapons. 2. I am fairly uncertain that we should fight our enemies fiercely with more weapons that are in equal proportion to the amount of unused chemical weapons. 3. I am not sure if we should fight our enemies harder with more weapons equal to the unused chemical weapons.
Output: 3
Statement: You can discover the sheer underwater walls in the caldera, or visit the reef off the eastern coast. Choices:  1. You can't go to the reef, it is too far away.  2. You can see the underwater caldera walls or visit the reef.  3. There are so many beautiful things to explore. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well he was good but we every time we'd get a real good player they'd treat him bad Choices:  1. Every good player  we got was cursed at. 2. Every good player we got was treated bad. 3. Every good player we got was treated with respect.
Output: 2
Statement: where uh you know they plead to a lesser crime or uh they plead guilty in or you know tell about someone else and they they get less time Choices:  1. They have no way of lessening their times. 2. They can plead guilty and get less time. 3. They can report crimes committed by another person, and get less time.
Output: 2
Statement: Against this militancy, World War II did not elicit the solidarity of the first. Choices:  1. World War II did bring solidarity 2. World War II didn't bring solidarity to the Germans.  3. World War II didn't bring solidarity
Output: 3
Statement: Homeland  Title III of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 ( GAO- 02-927T, July 9, 2002) Choices:  1. The act was written in 2002. 2. The act was related to homeland security. 3. The act was replaced in 2002.
Output: 2
Statement: How may a proper person handle the delicate matter of bad breath when happenstance forces one into consulting with someone on the boss' staff? Choices:  1. How do you tactfully tell someone like a boss, they have bad breath? 2. How do you kindly tell an associate they have bad breath, maybe offer a breath mint to all in the area? 3. Can I tell my boss they have the freshest breath I have ever smelled?
Output: 1
Statement: They are more than happy to sell out and more than happy to make fun of themselves for doing it. Choices:  1. It doesn't bother them if they sell out.  2. It bothers them a great deal to have to sell out.  3. The athletes don't care if they become sell outs. 
Output: 1
Statement: Dave had noticed that the last winter in Chicago had definitely shown that Uncle David's predictions were coming true. Choices:  1. Dave noticed that Uncle David's prediction about the winter in Chicago were coming true after he looked out the window. 2. Uncle David's predictions about the winter didn't come true, as Dave noticed. 3. Dave noticed that Uncle David's predictions about winter were coming true.
Output: 3
Statement: Geek money is wedging into Washington society through sports. Choices:  1. The money is feeding into Oregon because of sports. 2. There is money getting into Washington because of sports. 3. The favorite sports of Washington are basketball and hockey.
Output: 2
Statement: The venerable imperial traditions of Japan and the frenetic celebration of its youth culture are arrayed side by side in this quarter of the city. Choices:  1. The city is comprised of traditions and youth culture.  2. Japan is a beautiful country with many traditions.  3. The city is swept in ancient tradition. 
Output: 1
Statement: I think we lost 9 pilots out of 15 original pilots in our squadron. Choices:  1. I think we lost so many pilots in our group due to war. 2. We didn't really lose that many pilots, I think. 3. We lost many pilots in our group, I think.
Output: 3
Statement: 40 per day, whichever was greater. Choices:  1. Only less than 40 per day is acceptable. 2. At least 40 per day. 3. The piece work requirement is 40 per day or greater.
Output: 2
Statement: The presence of such architectural wonders, no matter how dilapidated, led UNESCO to declare Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1982. Choices:  1. UNESCO declared Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1982. 2. UNESCO declared Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1902. 3. UNESCO declared Old Havana a World Heritage Site in 1982 and it became a popular tourist destination because of that.
Output: 1
Statement: A daily publication that lists the government's Choices:  1. The daily paper doesn't list anything about the government. 2. The publication lists the government every day. 3. The government is listed in the daily publication.
Output: 3
Statement: The nation's top scientific journal is getting a new top editor. Choices:  1. The nation's top scientific journal will keep its editor for another decade or so. 2. Everyone at the nation's top scientific journal is eager to meet the new editor. 3. The nation's top scientific journal will have a new editor.
Output: 3
Statement: Cries of fear and confusion arose from the fires as the chained slaves worked against their bonds and unsuccessfully tried to grapple with the remaining whipmasters. Choices:  1. The slaves were extremely distraught and were not able to break free. 2. They were screaming demanding to be freed. 3. They broke free and tied up the whipmasters.
Output: 1
Statement:  Eating Out Choices:  1. Supermarkets and convenience stores 2. Food 3. A step above dining out is dining outdoors al fresco style.
Output: 2
Statement: uh well i can't say that but i've helped out as best i could at home and uh you as you know with five children it takes a lot of work Choices:  1. I have five children. 2. Five is too many. 3. I don't try to help at home.
Output: 1
Statement: The number of deliveries per week varies among the posts in the sample (Canada, Finland, and Portugal deliver five times per week, Great Britain delivers 12 times weekly in urban areas and six in rural areas). Choices:  1. The deliveries made in the different posts differ on a week to week basis. 2. Britain delivers 12 times a week in urban areas because there are more people ordering packages. 3. The deliveries made weekly among the posts is remarkably uniform.
Output: 1
Statement: His car was seen near our house around the time of the poisoning. Choices:  1. He was out of the country then. 2. He was a block away from my house that night. 3. He was near the home when the crime happened.
Output: 3
Statement: I didn't try shearling, but no one I spoke with recommended it. Choices:  1. I tried shearling. 2. I didn't try shearling although I wanted to. 3. I didn't try shearling and nobody recommended it.
Output: 3
Statement: Or carry on past Orba to Benidoleig and visit the prehistoric caves, Las Calaveras. Choices:  1. Or continue on to see the prehistoric caves, Las Calaveras. 2. Or continue past and visit the Louvre.  3. Inside the caves, you can see well-preserved prehistoric drawings. 
Output: 1
Statement: and uh they try to tend to try to do outdo each other with raciness i think and Choices:  1. They try to outdo each other with other things too.  2. Raciness is what they try to outdo each other with.  3. They never try to outdo each other. 
Output: 2
Statement: Alexander Solzhenitsyn is in the cardiac intensive-care unit of a Moscow hospital. Choices:  1. Alexander Solzhenitsyn is in the children's unit at a hospital in Boston. 2. Alexander Solzhenitsyn was rushed to the Russian hospital after suffering a heart attack at home.  3. Alexander Solzhenitsyn finds himself in a hospital in Moscow.
Output: 3