niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: have got uh things set up so where you can bring in your uh plastic and your cans and newspapers and then they've just got different barrels sitting out i shouldn't say barrels like big John Doors or whatever they're called Gondolas um they've got them set outside and Choices:  1. They have barrels set outside, which are called Gondolas. 2. They have not set up anything for people bringing cans. 3. The barrels set outside are large enough to hold an adult man.
Output: 1
Statement: but we've gone back the other way to some extent because because just because there are times when you just can't pay it all Choices:  1. You can pay the entire balance off all the time.   2. Sometimes you are just not able to pay the entire thing off.   3. The interest rate makes it really hard to pay the thing off.  
Output: 2
Statement: HCFA solicited and evaluated comments on its modification to the reporting requirement. Choices:  1. HCFA solicited and evaluated comments. 2. HCFA solicited and evaluated comments which were highly controversial. 3. HCFA did not evaluate any of the comments on its modification.
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, the Vice Presidentas Counsel has already informed the House Committee on Energy and Commerce and the House Committee on Government Reform, that the meetings the support staff and other NEPDG members had were to gather information relevant to the NEPDGas work and were not deliberative in Choices:  1. The meetings were to get the committee to write a new bill. 2. The meetings were to gather information about NEPDGas work. 3. The meetings were to gather information about NEPDGas work and not to persuade the committee to act in a certain way.
Output: 2
Statement: does reflect the impacts of long-term exposure. Choices:  1. It is not good to get that much exposure. 2. The long term exposure has no impact. 3. The long-term exposure shows itself.
Output: 3
Statement: i wasn't really want i didn't want to be a lawyer anyway  just wanted the degree Choices:  1. I just wanted the degree, I didn't actually want to be a lawyer.  2. I just wanted the degree to show off to the people that said I couldn't do it, I never actually wanted to be a lawyer.  3. I always wanted to be a lawyer, so my hard work paid off. 
Output: 1
Statement: The verdict? Choices:  1. They didn't find the verdict.  2. The decision? 3. The court's final judgement?
Output: 2
Statement: a 32902 to determine the maximum feasible level for model year 1998. Choices:  1. A 32902 is needed to find the maximum label for the model year 1998. 2. The maximum feasible level for model year 1998 cannot be found by a 39202. 3. A 32902 can also be used for model years 1988 and 1999.
Output: 1
Statement: well i think that's good because you do have to use your mind and imagine up the circumstances and things it's not like Choices:  1. I don't like it because I hate using my imagination. 2. Using your imagination is very good for your mind. 3. I think it is good because you have to use your imagination.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh software design engineer so as Choices:  1. Yes, a software design engineer. 2. No, not a software design engineer. 3. The person we are talking about is a software design engineer.
Output: 1
Statement: She orders the top eye-shade to run the company as a partnership with her, just as he did with Phil, even though she doesn't really grasp business. Choices:  1. Even though she doesn't understand business, she gets the leading eye-shade to run the company with her. 2. She decides to run the company all by herself because she has such a great business sense. 3. His and Phil's partnership had turned out to be a fantastic success.
Output: 1
Statement: it the it the rate was either down or up depending on what i was doing and it it was great i mean i i could Choices:  1. The rate fluctuated no matter what I did. 2. It was really great because I could make a lot of money. 3. The rate fluctuated depending on what I was doing.
Output: 3
Statement: is bottle is bottle return down there a heated debate Choices:  1. I don't think that the bottle return process is effective. 2. Everyone agrees that bottle returns are good. 3. There is controversy around bottle return.
Output: 3
Statement: At first, the Japanese curtailed the privileges of the Malay rulers and forced them to pay homage to the emperor of Japan. Choices:  1. The Japanese did not have an emperor. 2. The japanese were in control of the Malay ruler's privilages 3. Afterword, the japanese didn't care much about their emporer
Output: 2
Statement: The individualized statements disclose that, absent a change in the law, only a portion of the benefits estimated may be payable. Choices:  1. Benefits are subject to law and only a portion of benefits may be payable under certain circumstances. 2. Individualized statements dictate benefits law if a change in the law is absent. 3. Only the full amount of the benefits are payable.
Output: 2
Statement:  His choice, in the long run, seemed to lie between Bork and the Satheri, unless he could find some way of hiding himself from both sides. Choices:  1. His only option seemed to be the Satheri. 2. He had to choose between Bork and the Satheri. 3. He had to choose the lesser of two evils.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, if applicable, the notification letter will be accompanied or followed by a notice of visit form that includes the appropriate security clearance information. Choices:  1. Where applicable, the letter of notice will have a document detailing the corresponding security clearance so that you may access my help. 2. You will not be given any notice or forms containing relevant security clearances. 3. Also if it applies, the notice document will come with a visit form that contains the security clearance details.
Output: 3
Statement: Four riders and half a dozen foot soldiers turned around a building burning green into the night. Choices:  1. Just a few people remained. 2. The people had set the building on fire. 3. A building was on fire.
Output: 3
Statement: The Board led a broad planning process and, in October 1995, adopted the two documents which guide the delivery of legal services within the state of  Visioning  Hallmarks of a Statewide Civil Legal Assistance Delivery System and the Plan for Delivery of Civil Legal Services to Low-Income Persons in Washington State. Choices:  1. In October 1995, the Board adopted two documents concerning the delivery of legal services. 2. The Board adopted two documents concerning the delivery of legal services in December 1996. 3. The Board was made up of seasoned attorneys.
Output: 1
Statement: My suggestion would be to drop the rules against conflicts of interest in favor of a simple one that says material biases should be disclosed. Choices:  1. The current rules against conflicts of interest are overly complicated, and there are too many loopholes. 2. I would suggest that we keep the current rules against conflicts of interests exactly the way they are. 3. My advice would be to implement a simple rule that people have to own up to their material biases.
Output: 3
Statement: Borrowing is not included as other financing sources, since it does not increase the net resources of the reporting entities. Choices:  1. Borrowing is included as other financial sources because it increases net resources.  2. Borrowing doesn't raise resources of the reporting entities so it isn't included/ 3. Borrowing is counterproductive so it isn't included. 
Output: 2
Statement: Such deviations were required to be documented in a letter and, though not required, were usually approved by the central security group. Choices:  1. Deviations aren't allowed to be approved by the security group. 2. Deviations are approved by the security group about 90% of the time. 3. Deviations should be documented in a letter.
Output: 3
Statement: Later, Tinkerbell soars above the castle to ignite a splendid fireworks display. Choices:  1. Someone in a Tinkerbell costume starts fireworks above the castle. 2. Tinkerbell in over the castle to ignite fireworks. 3. Tinkerbell ignites an array of fireworks at the base of the castle.
Output: 2
Statement: 8 Within this decade, the projected surpluses may likely exceed the amount of debt held by the public available to be redeemed. Choices:  1. Within this decade the projected surpluses may not exceed the amount of debt held by the public. 2. Within this decade the projected surpluses may exceed the amount of debt held by the public. 3. Within this decade the projected surpluses may exceed the amount of debts held by the public.
Output: 2
Statement: The company, which is now traded publicly, was started in 1980 by a psychologist named Stephen Gordon, who was restoring a Queen Anne-style house in Eureka, Calif., and found it maddeningly difficult to locate the period-style fixtures he needed. Choices:  1. Gordon wanted homes to look modern. 2. Gordon started the company when he wanted to make more homes look restored. 3. The company was started by Gordon.
Output: 3
Statement: so are you working your way through college Choices:  1. You are done with college. 2. Are you getting stellar grades through college? 3. Are you studying your way through college?
Output: 3
Statement:  Nema came into the room now, touching his shoulder gently. Choices:  1. Nema kept her distance from him as she entered the room. 2. Nema entered the room, laying a gentle hand on his shoulder. 3. Nema gently touched his shoulder in the place where he had been injured.
Output: 2
Statement: retrofit of three absorbers for six boilers. Choices:  1. The three absorbers are unable to fit. 2. The three absorbers are retrofit. 3. The three absorbers are retrofit in the HVAC machine.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah my my brother got stationed eventually at Oxbridge he he really enjoyed it there and well well his his wife was British so they had Choices:  1. My brother had a British wife. 2. My brother never held a station in England. 3. His wife felt right at home at Oxford, because she was British.
Output: 1
Statement: About two weeks later, the local newspaper reported that the sheriff's department was investigating the plumbing company for defrauding the elderly. Choices:  1. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices for tax evasion. 2. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices. 3. The Sheriff's department was investigating the company's business practices after several people lost their life savings.
Output: 2
Statement: uh well they say that from that space needle up in Toronto you can see the lights of Rochester on a clear night Choices:  1. You can see Rochester from Toronto sometimes but it's usually too cloudy. 2. You can see NYC from Toronto. 3. You can see Rochester from Toronto sometimes.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum well we're vegetarians and we just became vegetarians for i i just became a vegetarian over the past uh year and a half and it's a real challenge to find foods proper foods to eat and it's a real challenge not to become like what they call a junk food junkie where your menu is composed of uh things that you want to eat that aren't vegetable you know that aren't don't contain meat products or don't contain animal products but maybe aren't you know uh balanced meal so to speak so but we we feel a lot better since we've become vegetarians Choices:  1. It is not easy being a vegetarian. 2. I am going to quit being a vegetarian. 3. I have never tried to be vegetarian.
Output: 1
Statement: How Negative Can U.S. Saving Get? Choices:  1. U.S. saving is very high. 2. U.S. saving is dropping quickly. 3. U.S. saving is negative.
Output: 3
Statement: It carried spring water from near Uz??s to the town of N?®mes, a distance of 35 km (22 miles). Choices:  1. The spring water was carried even further than 35km. 2. Spring water was available in these towns. 3. The water was carried a very small distance of 2 miles.
Output: 2
Statement: While rulers fought for control of the Ganga valley, new invaders appeared at India's frontiers; Cyrus, Emperor of Persia, crossed the Hindu Kush mountains into the Indus valley in 530 b.c. Choices:  1. Rulers fought for control of the Ganga valley. 2. Rulers fought for control of the Indus valley. 3. Rulers fought for control of the Ganga valley so they had better trade routes.
Output: 1
Statement: Just when you thought you were safe, Newsweek finds yet another health  your malicious thyroid. Choices:  1. Newsweek isn't taken very seriously by the public. 2. Newsweek was unable to find another health problem to watch for. 3. Newsweek has a knack for discovering new health scares.
Output: 3
Statement: Another refreshing feature of Goodman's storytelling is that, unlike other members of fundamentalist sects one might find in novels, her characters don't chafe at their restrictions, or not too much. Choices:  1. Goodman's characters failing to question their restrictions is frustrating to read. 2. The fact that Goodman's characters in fundamental sects don't generally feel too restricted by the rules of their sects is a unique aspect of Goodman's storytelling. 3. The common novel story line that has members of fundamentalist sects yearning for freedom has become overused and stale.
Output: 2
Statement: The TV folks have stayed outside, because cameras are banned, and others haven't arrived yet, because they don't expect Monica till 9. Too bad for them. Choices:  1. Monica is not expected on the premises until 9 o clock 2. this is 9 o clock in the morning, not in the evening 3. Monica is expected at 7 o clock in the morning
Output: 1
Statement: A case that is eligible to be counted as such must include some actual counsel and advice or other legal assistance provided to the client. Choices:  1. Many attempt to submit without counsel or advice, and all fail due to this restriction.  2. To have an eligible case, you need to have provided counsel and advice.  3. The case should be counted prior to any legal assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: Insofar as the best Japanese corporations are not the global hegemons we once thought they would be, it may be because everyone else has learned from them, which is of course exactly how competitive markets are supposed to work. Choices:  1. Japanese corporations were global leaders in the 20th century. 2. Some Japanese corporations are active participants in competitive markets. 3. Competitive global markets always have the same leaders.
Output: 2
Statement: Agia Anna, and the long sandy spit of Agios Prokopios are two of the most popular. Choices:  1. Many visitors like to see Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios. 2. Agia Anna is a short, curving stretch of beach with golden sand. 3. Tourists generally avoid Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios because they lost their blue flag status.
Output: 1
Statement: he wrote he's the one who wrote uh Red October A Hunt for Red October Choices:  1. He wrote Red October. 2. He wrote that book when he was 20. 3. He never wrote it.
Output: 1
Statement: He was playing with the cell phone when by accident the top ten list of exotic places appeared. Choices:  1. He was playing with his cell phone in the bathroom. 2. The top ten list appeared while he was playing with his cell phone. 3. The top ten list of exotic places never popped up.
Output: 2
Statement: You can take it from me that it's a perfectly genuine proposition." Mrs. Vandemeyer sat up again. Choices:  1. Mrs. Vandemeyer kept standing up and sitting down after pacing the room.  2. You can believe me that my proposal does not have any bearing.  3. You can rest assured that it's a real proposition. 
Output: 3
Statement: Strictly speaking, Bharatpur is in Rajasthan, but proximity, just 42 km (26 miles) due west of Agra, makes it logical to include here. Choices:  1. Agra and Bharaptur are thought of together. 2. The two cities are not included together. 3. Bharatpur is quite close to Agra.
Output: 3
Statement: He stood his ground and waited. Choices:  1. The waited.  2. He waited while tapping his foot. 3. He didn't wait at all. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah that's something Choices:  1. That's nothing, don't worry about it. 2. That sure is something. 3. Oh yeah, that's something important.
Output: 2
Statement: Now you know. Choices:  1. You never knew. 2. You know now.  3. You didn't know anything before now.
Output: 2
Statement: The rule would not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities as they are defined in the Regulatory Flexibility Act. Choices:  1. There will be no impact on small entities because of the rule. 2. The rule will outlaw many companies causing unemployment. 3. Small entities will be heavily impacted economically by the rule.
Output: 3
Statement: 'There's nothing here!' Irate voices called. Choices:  1. The voices said nothing was there. 2. There were no voices, it was quiet. 3. The voices were lying when they said nothing was there.
Output: 1
Statement: It was approved by OMB on January 23, 1998. Choices:  1. OMB gave approval on January 23, 1998. 2. OMB took several months to approve. 3. OMB denied their request on January 23, 1998.
Output: 1
Statement: Edward I died in 1307 and was succeeded by his ineffectual son, Edward II, who in 1314 led an army of some 25,000 men to confront Bruce's army at Bannockburn, near Stirling. Choices:  1. Edward II took over after Edward I died in 1307. 2. Edward II took over after Edward I died in 1307 of smallpox. 3. Edward II died before he could succeed Edward I.
Output: 1
Statement:  A story tracks Microsoft's growing D.C. Choices:  1. Microsoft's growth and actions are not being followed by anyone. 2. Microsoft is an important company to track in stories.  3. A story tracks Microsoft's progress
Output: 3
Statement: The cover package reviews the century's top 10 crimes, including the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of seven mobsters by Al Capone's henchman; the brutal 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till , which galvanized support for the civil rights movement; and the Manson family rampage , which ended the social experimentation of the '60s on a sour note. Choices:  1. The top 10 crimes of the century are reviewed by the cover package. 2. They are the consensus top 10 crimes. 3. It doesn't review any crimes.
Output: 1
Statement: All during this process, EPA issued many notices of data availability and held other meetings with numerous industry stakeholders, trade associations, environmental groups, states, and other interested parties. Choices:  1. The EPA had gone dark without scheduling even one meeting during the process. 2. Meanwhile, the EPA was hosting meetings with industry stakeholders, trade associations, and environmental groups, among others. 3. The EPA was frustrated with the lack of action being taken and had to start putting ideas forward themselves.
Output: 2
Statement: Wouldn't that do the trick?  Choices:  1. The person does not think that would do the trick 2. The trick is a seal balancing a ball on it's nose. 3. The speaker thinks that this would do the trick.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh, I know what I'm talking about.  Choices:  1. Oh, I am not certain of what I'm saying anymore. 2. Oh, I can prove it to you. 3. Oh, I am sure of what I'm telling you.
Output: 3
Statement: How are Thorn and the Kal, thought Jon. Choices:  1. Jon wondered about Thorn and Kal. 2. Jon didn't give Thorn and Kal a second thought. 3. Jon wondered if Thorn and Kal had survived the winter.
Output: 1
Statement: where is he from in France Choices:  1. Does he born and raised in Paris? 2. In what part of France does he come from? 3. So you said he is from Australia?
Output: 2
Statement: He rolled to his side and hugged his knees to his chest. Choices:  1. He stood up and held his head. 2. With an arrow in his knee, he hugged his chest. 3. He hugged his knee to his chest after rolling to his side.
Output: 3
Statement: Katherine V. Schinasi Director Acquisition and Sourcing Management Choices:  1. The director of acquisition is the sourcing manager. 2. We have no sourcing manager. 3. Katherine is the director of acquisition.
Output: 3
Statement: An alternative short walk is to head out along the levada for a half hour or so (before steep drops begin), by which time you will certainly have been able to sample its charm, and then head back to Ribeiro Frio. Choices:  1. You can go back to Riberiro Frio after walking on the levada. 2. It takes at least a full day to appreciate the charm of the levada. 3. The levada walk is actually pretty boring for most people.
Output: 1
Statement: Susan nodded. Choices:  1. Susan nodded her head in agreement. 2. Susan moved her head up and down. 3. The swordsman cut off Susan's head.
Output: 2
Statement: So long, Tommy. The train slid out of the station. Choices:  1. The train did not leave the station. 2. Tommy was told a goodbye, and the train left the station. 3. Tommy was on the train.
Output: 2
Statement: SIX VILLAGERS ARE DEAD. Choices:  1. The man shouted, six villagers are dead. 2. Nine villagers are dead. 3. Six people from the village are dead.
Output: 3
Statement: President Bush purposely mispronounced Saddam Hussein to annoy the Iraqi leader, while Iraqi newsreaders retaliated by mispronouncing Bush so that, in Arabic, it meant nothing. Choices:  1. To annoy Saddam Hussein, president Bush intentionally pronounced his name incorrectly.  2. Bush was not phased by similar attempts to mispronounce his name in Arabic. 3. President Bush did not intentionally mispronounce Saddam Hussein's name. 
Output: 1
Statement: Starr, as noted, asked for the leak investigation to be put under seal, then publicly regretted his inability to discuss a matter under seal. Choices:  1. Starr did not regret having the leak investigation put under seal. 2. Starr asked the leak investigation to be put under seal, even though it hurt him later. 3. Starr was asked if he was sure about having the leak investigation under seal.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, siree, this here's th' second time we made th' trip through without havin' to burn up a sight of gunpowder! Choices:  1. This is the 2nd time we've made it through this place without having to shoot anything.  2. We used up all the gunpowder shooting off bandits on this trip.  3. We haven't had to shoot anything this time or last time we came to Texas. 
Output: 1
Statement: Good luck today, my friend. Choices:  1. I hope you succeed. 2. I hope you do great on your mission. 3. I hope you fail.
Output: 1
Statement: Thursday's Chicago Tribune reported that Bauer would not go much further than indicating he was faithful to his wife. Choices:  1. As reported by Thursday's Chicago Tribune, Bauer simply told everyone that he was faithful to his wife and gave no further comment. 2. Bauer gave a tell-all interview to Chicago Tribune last Thursday. 3. Thursday's Chicago Tribune implied that even if Bauer said he has faithful to his wife, it was apparent that he had other skeletons in his closet.
Output: 1
Statement: ouch yeah Choices:  1. That hurts. 2. Yikes, yes. 3. No.
Output: 2
Statement: but uh i really i really enjoy the car i have now and i do want to hold onto it and and uh you know enjoy it while it's not having any mechanical problems whatsoever in fact it never has and uh Choices:  1. The car I have right now has never had mechanical problems. 2. The car I have right now has had a lot of mechanical problems. 3. I think I'm going to keep the car I have now for a few more years.
Output: 1
Statement: The lessons were 25 minutes long, any longer and the kids wouldn't be able to withstand the constant stress. Choices:  1. Kids can handle 25 minute lessons no problem. 2. Some lessons are 25 minutes long because they have a lot of material to cover. 3. Kids wouldn't be able to handle 25 minute long lessons.
Output: 3
Statement: right but i understand why Bush you know doesn't want to go in and and uh take sides i mean because that would definitely look like another Korea Choices:  1. I understand why Bush doesn't want to be in the conflict. 2. Bush should have entered the conflict. 3. Bush could have entered the conflict, but it's not a big deal.
Output: 1
Statement: There is, however, an answer to that. Choices:  1. What is the reason for this? 2. Someone is in trouble. 3. The question shall forever remain a mystery.
Output: 1
Statement: but i found it hard to deal with the dealership i was going through so that's how i ended up with a Honda Choices:  1. The dealership was too expensive so I ended up with Honda 2. I was going through a dealership and it wasn't easy. 3. I think the dealership was fair, that's why I'd never choose Honda.
Output: 2
Statement: Simple wills cost $75 apiece. Choices:  1. Simple wills are free of charge 2. Simple wills cost over $60 dollars a piece. 3. Complex wills cost $125 a piece.
Output: 2
Statement: Census Bureau, in spite of its best efforts, cannot locate every poor person living in a census tract, therefore the poor are also undercounted, added Weir. Choices:  1. It is unknown whether or not the Census has an accurate estimate of the poor. 2. The Census Bureau cannot fully count the poor since some live in a census tract. 3. The Census Bureau has a way of counting every single poor person.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh yes and and how do how do you think that they would propose to do is far as if uh a person is coming out of high school and going to college how could you know i wonder how they could possibly Choices:  1. We don't need to worry about kids leaving high school. 2. I had to have quite a bit of support to get where I needed to be. 3. What should we do about people that will be starting college?
Output: 3
Statement: uh right now i'm just sewing for myself i i do have two daughters that you know out they're they're grown now though i wish that i had started sewing you know when they were younger Choices:  1. I'm just sewing clothes for myeslf. 2. I always made my daugthers' clothes. 3. I'm just sewing for myself but I should have learned years ago to save money on kids' clothes.
Output: 1
Statement: She called the man she had been talking to. Choices:  1. She called the man she had been conversing with, hoping to get more information about the accident. 2. She didn't call or talk to anyone. 3. She called the man she had been conversing with.
Output: 3
Statement: Using these rates and assuming the above mentioned construction periods, it is possible to estimate the number of fully employed laborers and boilermakers. Choices:  1. It is possible to estimate the number of fully employed laborers and boilermakers based from the amount of money spent on the overall construction. 2. These rates and construction periods suggest that there were 222,000 fully employed laborers and boilermakers. 3. The number of fully employed laborers and boilermakers can be determined from these rates and construction periods.
Output: 3
Statement: She proposed that Bush simply be underwhelming, making one moderately serious gaffe to fuel concerns about his preparedness for office while also exceeding expectations. Choices:  1. She suggested that Bush not speak. 2. She suggested that Bush be calm. 3. She suggested that Bush be bold.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1993, reacting to petitions filed by establishments affected by the rules, the Commission suspended portions of the rules stating that these establishments were experiencing serious difficulties in their attempts to comply with the rules. Choices:  1. There were petitions filed by establishments that were affected. 2. There were petitions filed by voters. 3. There were petitions filed by establishments that were affected, saying their business was damaged by the new regulations.
Output: 1
Statement: i can't stand to be outside at all when it's like that i just don't even want to go out you know the house to get the mail even  leave me in the air conditioning Choices:  1. The cold weather recently reminds me of how much I hate going out in it. 2. I hate the cold, I don't even want to go out the door to get the mail. 3. I love going outside when it's cold, getting the mail -- just stuff like that.
Output: 2
Statement: Although inbound books and records might be eligible for the Media Mail rates, the amount of this mail is minimal. Choices:  1. Media Mail rates apply to books but there is very little of this mail since everyone uses Amazon.com now. 2. Media Mail rates apply to books but there is very little of this mail. 3. A huge increase of media mail such as books and records would help to offset any budget shortcomings.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh! What did he mean?  Choices:  1. How could he say that? 2. Oh. Why didn't he say anything? 3. I see. How did he mean that?
Output: 3
Statement: Captain Bayliss is still too army to give any such orders. Choices:  1. Captain Bayliss is in charge of the whole operation. 2. Captain Bayliss can give any order he wants to anytime. 3. Captain Bayliss cannot give orders like that at the moment.
Output: 3
Statement: Though Las Vegas had developed a powerful local economy, few major outside investments were made in the city, due primarily to mob infiltration and its inherent ties to illegal activities. Choices:  1. Many investors saw great opportunities in the city and invested heavily. 2. The mob made the city a dangerous place, and nobody wanted to invest in it. 3. Major outside investments in the city were few because of the mob.
Output: 3
Statement: It's going to be a gorgeous day. Choices:  1. It will be a beautiful day.  2. The sun will be out today.  3. It will be an ugly day. 
Output: 1
Statement: It was like pennies from heaven, Kleiman said. Choices:  1. He believed in God. 2. It was like pennies that were burnt at the gates of Hell. 3. It was spare change from above.
Output: 3
Statement:   GAO has played an important role in helping the Congress and the agencies improve the government's computer security and make more effective use of technology in the delivery of federal services. Choices:  1. GAO has not had an impact on government's use of technology. 2. Government computer security has been improved due to GAO efforts. 3. GAO has sponsored several bills in Congress.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh no, monsieur. Choices:  1. Not at all, sir. 2. Yes indeed, ma'am. 3. Absolutely not, Mr.
Output: 1
Statement: The bleakest lesson of After the Madness is perhaps that prison has lost its capacity to shock. Choices:  1. It seems that the potential to go to prison has lost it's shock factor. 2. After the Madness has shown that being in prison isn't that bad. 3. The lesson learned from After the Madness is that no one wants to go to prison.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1982, Greece joined the European Common Market (now the European Union). Choices:  1. Greece joined the European Common Market which was called the European Union very quickly. 2. Greece left the European Common Market. 3. Greece joined the European Common Market.
Output: 3
Statement: we've got a lot of uh metals rolling and slitting and stuff like that so we've got a lot of we are we end up with a lot of uh hand injuries you know cuts and things like that but perhaps um Choices:  1. We do not have any cuts or hand injuries.   2. We have a lot of hand injuries and cuts.   3. We do not have a lot of knee injuries or breaks.  
Output: 2
Statement: It travels all the way up to the centre of Little, deposits its passengers on the doorstep of the Salmon Corporation, then winds all the way back down. Choices:  1. It went up to the downtown of Little. 2. The train went up to the downtown of Little. 3. The train went to florida.
Output: 1
Statement: 3) The Washington Post reported that FedEx Chairman Frederick Smith sought favorable trade policies in a private meeting with President Clinton while FedEx was contributing more than half-a-million dollars to Democrats. Choices:  1. FedEx support the Republicans. 2. FedEx deny all allegations of supporting the Democrats. 3. FedEx support the Democrats.
Output: 3
Statement: Depending on the patient and the setting, paths can be traveled very quickly and adapted quickly as well. Choices:  1. The path is always very slow and long.  2. The doctors hope for a swift recovery for their patients.  3. Paths may be traveled quickly and go by quickly depending on circumstance. 
Output: 3
Statement: Then Lehman hit into the rough by the 16 th green and lost a stroke. Choices:  1. Lehman was a pro golfer but it wasn't obvious today.  2. Lehman gained 7 strokes when he got into the water near the 19th hole.  3. Lehman made a terrible play.
Output: 3
Statement: Spring offers the fresh green of grasses in the valley and bracken on the hills. Choices:  1. There is no grass to be seen anywhere. 2. The grass is greenest in the spring. 3. The valley contains grasses.
Output: 3
Statement: Arguably the best and perhaps the most historic hotel in town, with parts dating from the 17th century. Choices:  1. It is historic and famous. 2. It is world-renowned for being historic. 3. It is new and shiny.
Output: 1
Statement: and our answer was that you know we will have enough money available for him to attend a state college and if he wants to go to a private college he can get a scholarship to attend you know and that was kind of our view on it it just costs too much you just can't do it you know so i don't know it's it's i don't uh it just amazing it amazes me how much the the costs are going to go up over the next ten or fifteen years i just don't know how anybody's going to do it Choices:  1. The cost of education is prohibitive and it's a wonder people can afford it, as it will keep increasing. 2. We'll have enough money for him to attend a private college, as the current costs are not too great. 3. We cannot afford to send him to a private college, so it's a matter of whether or not he obtains a scholarship.
Output: 1
Statement: When you hear that despite the fact that he has economists who know better, the Justice Department's Joel Klein apparently either believes or chooses to claim that this case is about path dependence, you start to wonder. Choices:  1. Joel Klein is lying about the case, and it's obvious why. 2. Joel Klein's claim that the case is about path dependence is fully backed up by his economists. 3. Joel Klein says that this case is about path dependence, even though the economists who work for him know that isn't true.
Output: 3
Statement:  "We _knew_ it. Choices:  1. We understood what was going on. 2. We didn't know a thing. 3. We were aware of it.
Output: 3
Statement: Major credit cards. Choices:  1. The credit cards are considered major. 2. Major credit cards only include American Express and Discover. 3. The credit cards are minor.
Output: 1
Statement: Find out what he wants." The secretary obeyed, closing the door noiselessly behind him. Choices:  1. The secretary had oiled the door hinges earlier that day. 2. The door groaned and squeaked loudly as the secretary closed it behind him. 3. The secretary closed the door without a noise.
Output: 3
Statement: Mary Cavendish was standing in the doorway.  Choices:  1. Mary Cavendish was waiting patiently, sitting in the courtyard. 2. The doorway was big enough for Mary Cavendish to stand in it. 3. Mary Cavendish stood in the doorway of a nunnery.
Output: 2
Statement: right it curbs the appetite and helps with the calories and all that stuff Choices:  1. yeah, it makes you less hungry, which leads to consuming fewer calories 2. unfortunately, it makes you really hungry 3. correct, it reduces your appetite and helps you cut calories
Output: 3
Statement: Jon holstered his right pistol and drew his rapier. Choices:  1. Jon put his rapier in the holster and grabbed his pistol.  2. Jon put the pistol in the holster.  3. Jon was defending himself from the grizzly bear. 
Output: 2
Statement: 'You killed Derry.' I repeated it, because I felt a terrible shame for almost forgetting her. Choices:  1. Derry had slipped my mind but I pointed out that she too had been killed.  2. I only had to tell him once that he had killed Derry.  3. Derry did not deserve to die. 
Output: 1
Statement: Even today wind and water are still hard at work, gradually but continually changing the landscape. Choices:  1. Wind and water are not working as hard as they did 10 years ago. 2. Wind and water gradually changes the landscape, even today. 3. Wind and water are dormant and it do not contribute to landscape.
Output: 2
Statement: hum five and a half pounds  she's uh laying right in front of my keyboard here on the desk right now Choices:  1. She will lay on the desk, on the keyboard, But she doesn't weigh much. It is her way of getting attention,  2. She weighs 15 lbs and will even lay on the printer, 3. She weighs 5 1/2 lbs, she likes to lay on my desk.
Output: 3
Statement: In many ways the city has never recovered from Hideyoshi's subsequent decision to move the national capital from Kyoto to Edo (now Tokyo) in the early 1600s a blow compounded by the young Emperor Meiji shifting the imperial household to Tokyo in 1868. Choices:  1. The city used to be the capital of Japan. 2. The capital moved from Tokyo to Edo. 3. The emperor preferred Edo to Kyoto.
Output: 1
Statement: and um of course there's a lot of money in cleaning you know if you get a good business going Choices:  1. There is no money in owning a cleaning business. 2. If you start a cleaning business, you can make a lot of money. 3. If you start a cleaning business and work hard, you can make a lot of money.
Output: 2
Statement: that's i knew you were going to say that i wanted i want to go see that Choices:  1. I knew you'd know how much I want to see the movie. 2. You have no idea how much I want to see it. 3. I knew you were going to say that!
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah so i felt real good about that but uh boy i tell you with summer coming up i'm just pulling my hair out in terms of what i'm going to do i i guess i went back to work about a year and a half ago Choices:  1. I'm worried about what I'm going to do this summer. 2. I've already planned my summer. 3. I have no idea what I am going to do this summer.
Output: 1
Statement: Ca'daan saw that in him now, though the purpose had softened. Choices:  1. Ca'daan saw it in him now. 2. Ca'daan saw it in him, but the purposed hardened. 3. Ca'daan saw the confidence in him.
Output: 1
Statement: The Archaeological Museum of Iraklion is without a doubt one of the greatest archaeological collections in the world. Choices:  1. Iraklion's Archaeological Museum houses more prehistoric artifacts than any other collection in the world. 2. History buffs might enjoy the obscure Archaeological Museum of Iraklion, but most people won't find it very impressive. 3. A large and impressive collection of artifacts can be seen at the Archaeological Museum of Iraklion.
Output: 3
Statement: right right i know bless their hearts you hate to hurt them by doing that that's like their one last thing that they can still do and you take away that driving ability and that would really be hard we've Choices:  1. Taking away their ability to drive is really the last thing you want to do.  2. It's hard to tell your parents they can no longer drive their cars.  3. Taking away their red lego toys is always the hardest part.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah it certainly does absolutely that's right do you get any sort of discount when you use a card like that Choices:  1. Do you get a 10% discount.  2. You do not get any discounts for using the card.  3. The card gives you discounts. 
Output: 3
Statement: You built a wall across a continent high and strong enough to change the air currents and affect all your weather--and that in the coldest, meanest country in your world. Choices:  1. The wall you built was tall enough to affect your weather. 2. The wall you built was about as high as a single story-house, and stretched all around your landlocked country in the middle of the continent. 3. Though the wall you built is strong and effective, your citizens' anger is rising.
Output: 1
Statement: Such changes are necessary to obtain greater predictability in weapon system Choices:  1. The changes are needed to make weapon systems predictable. 2. The changes will have little effect on the predictability of weapon systems. 3. The changes make it possible to guide a missile with greater precision.
Output: 1
Statement: At sunset it makes the perfect finish to a day's walk but many like to start out from here and reverse the order of the walk we have proposed, reserving the cathedral for a triumphant climax. Choices:  1. Many people like to start the walk at the end and walk it in reverse. 2. The cathedral makes an anticlimactic ending to the walk. 3. The best way to do the walk is backwards.
Output: 1
Statement: He was wrong and likely saved Adrin's life. Choices:  1. Adrin was killed. 2. Adrin's life was saved by his best friend. 3. Adrin's life was saved.
Output: 3
Statement: There are only three!  Choices:  1. There are none.  2. There are three. 3. There were five yesterday. 
Output: 2
Statement: But then I'd be swept up in the sinuous motion of his filmmaking, in the elation of watching point of view passed like a baton from hand to hand, in the liberating force of his language and soundtrack. Choices:  1. I'd be enamored in his cinematography and the overall experience of watching his film.  2. I studied film in University as a result of my deep passion for the art. 3. His films do not interest me at all.
Output: 1
Statement: Some published case studies do not provide sufficient detail on this. Choices:  1. All published case studies have evidently offered more than enough detail on this. 2. There is not enough detail available in some published case studies. 3. Some published case studies only offer anecdotal evidence.
Output: 2
Statement: Add savvy plans that keep you off the freeways during rush hour (generally weekdays from 7am to 9:30am and 3:30pm to 7pm) and a dash of patience for the guaranteed gridlock traffic nightmare, and you will discover firsthand why Angelenos consider their home the center of the universe. Choices:  1. Freeways are normally clear of traffic unless there is a major event. 2. All of the Angelenos freeways are condensed with heavy traffic all throughout the day. 3. Angelenos consider their home rather populated due to the traffic on the freeways.
Output: 3
Statement: six hundred and after thirty thousand miles the head gasket went out Choices:  1. It's fairly affordable to have the head gasket replaced. 2. The head gasket broke down after 1000 miles. 3. The head gasket broke down after 30,000 miles.
Output: 3
Statement: Expanded relevancy of the delivery system to the most pressing needs of low-income clients Increased perception among low-income individuals that they have recourse if they require civil legal information, counseling or representation. Choices:  1. By restricting relevancy of the delivery system to criminals, low-income clients would have no recourse if they required civil legal representation. 2. By expanding relevancy of the delivery system to the most pressing needs of low-income individuals, they were able to afford representation in civil matters. 3. Low-income individuals did not think they had any options for civil legal representation.
Output: 3
Statement: The next element of the definition is taken as a whole. Choices:  1. There are different elements of definition. 2. There are seven different elements of definition. 3. There is just one element of definition.
Output: 1
Statement: Please note that the statement of practices appended hereto as Access to Records does not and is not intended to waive or alter any of LSC's rights to documents and other information and does not apply to audits, investigations and other OIG activities. Choices:  1. The changes to the statement of practices was necessary for the purposes of clarification. 2. LSC's rights to documents have been permanently changed by the new statement of practices. 3. LSC's rights to documents aren't changed by the statement of practices.
Output: 3
Statement: many purposes, but one of its primary functions is to control obligations up-front before the government commitment is made. Choices:  1. Another function is to analyze the pros and cons of each potential commitment.  2. Controlling obligations up-front before the government commitment is made is not one of its primary functions.  3. One of its main functions is to regulate obligations before government commits to a course of action. 
Output: 3
Statement: Thus they incur less in-office costs. Choices:  1. By following a carefully crafted expenditures plan, they reduce their internal costs. 2. In this manner they accrue fewer in-house expenses. 3. This way they incurred more internal expenses.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm heaps better now anyway." Sir James's car was ordered round. Choices:  1. He was doing better. 2. He was doing better due to the medicine they had him on. 3. He was getting worse and worse each day.
Output: 1
Statement: Its findings have armed Francis Collins in his crusade against genetic redlining. Choices:  1. The findings caused Collins to abandon his crusade.  2. The findings gave Francis Collins fuel in his crusade.  3. Collins didn't need more justification but this sure helped. 
Output: 2
Statement: With respect to section 604(a)(2), the analysis issued with the final rule states that HCFA received no comments on the methodology used in its initial analysis. Choices:  1. The analysis issued with the final rule says the HCFA got 10,000 comments. 2. The analysis issued with the final rule says the HCFA didn't get any comments on the website. 3. The analysis issued with the final rule says the HCFA didn't get any comments.
Output: 3
Statement: Mavis has dreamt of an incubus (clearly a child) taking her blood. Choices:  1. The incubus took her blood in dreams. 2. The incubus was an adult. 3. Mavis slept all night.
Output: 1
Statement: She decides to say nothing to her husband, but sits down and writes to her solicitor, asking him to come on the morrow, and she also determines to destroy immediately the will which she has just made.  Choices:  1. Her husband decides to burn her will. 2. Instead of talking to her husband, she wrote to her solicitor 3. Her husband was unaware that she burnt the will.
Output: 2
Statement: The award says a lot about the legal profession, that it places such a high honor on pro bono service, she said, adding that it also says a lot about the Delaware Bar, which nominated her. Choices:  1. They put an emphasis on pro bono cases which was why she was nominated for the honor. 2. He won the award even though he did not do any pro bono cases in years. 3. She was humble to be considered for the award.
Output: 1
Statement: from the enchanted, irradiated island of childhood (Richard Corliss, Time ). Critics appreciate its avoidance of hackneyed gender politics, and its presentation of the boy's colorful, cartoonlike fantasies. Choices:  1. The boy only likes the color green  2. Critics like its avoidance of gender politics. 3. Boys can like any color they want.
Output: 2
Statement: what do you mean where oh in Raleigh Choices:  1. I've never been to Raleigh.  2. You're in Tenessee? 3. You're in Raleigh?
Output: 3
Statement: not very much no Choices:  1. Not often. 2. Yes, very much. 3. Only in small amounts.
Output: 1
Statement: Is there any way out of this morass? Choices:  1. Can I leave this morass? 2. Can I leave the morass right now? 3. We can never leave the morass.
Output: 1
Statement: i was real disappointed in that well i'll tell you another good book do you like scary  things Choices:  1. I'll recommend you another good book, do you like frightening things? 2. I won't recommend you books anymore, I know you don't like scary things. 3. I'll recommend you another good book, if you like scary things read The Stand by Stephen King.
Output: 1
Statement: oh oh yeah yeah i never really noticed how effective they were but um because that wasn't really i i bought them and i didn't really get to use them like oh there's mosquitoes let's turn them we just sort of lit them Choices:  1. They worked great on the mosquitoes.  2. They were convenient to use. 3. I'm not sure if they worked but we use them.
Output: 3
Statement: Conrad, what is it?" Tommy felt a small hand thrust into his. Choices:  1. Conrad reached to hold Tommy's hand.  2. Conrad and Tommy had never met eachother.  3. Conrad was scared so he reached for Tommy's hand. 
Output: 1
Statement: 'Shame you work for the mafia, then,' I replied. Choices:  1. I said i want no part of the mafia to him.  2. I said shame on you that you are with the mafia. 3. I was overjoyed that he was part of the mafia!
Output: 2