niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Miss Howard has previously made up a cock and bull story about him and Mrs. Raikes to account for his holding his tongue afterwards.  Choices:  1. No one believed the story that Miss Howard has made up. 2. Miss Howard has never made any suspicious stories. 3. He held his tongue, and Miss Howard made up a story to account for it.
Output: 3
Statement: huh-uh swimming is for swimming Choices:  1. No, swimming is not for swimming. 2. Yeah, swimming is for swimming. 3. Yeah, swimming is for swimming don't use it anywhere else.
Output: 2
Statement: I didn't entirely agree with that assessment. Choices:  1. I wanted a different opinion. 2. I wholeheartedly agreed with the results. 3. I did not agree with the assessment.
Output: 3
Statement: Very simple, said Sir James, "and very ingenious. Choices:  1. It was simple and because of its genius, it sold well. 2. It was simple yet it worked better than they thought. 3. The item was very complex and not very innovative.
Output: 2
Statement: so you think like CIA influence and our money over there Choices:  1. You think the CIA influence and money over there. 2. So you think the NASA influence here is big? 3. You think that the CIA influence and all the money over their are part of the problem/
Output: 1
Statement: Third, the Commission proposed to amend a Commission rule regarding packaging to clarify that the type of hearing aid compatibility referred to is electro-magnetic coil compatibility. Choices:  1. The Commission  proposed to change a commission rule about hearing aid compatibility.  2. The Commission was proposed to eliminte a commission rule about hearing aid compatibility.  3. The Commission proposed to change a commission rule about medical device compatibility.
Output: 1
Statement: The White Rajahs of Borneo Choices:  1. The Monarch of Africa. 2. Bornean White Rajahs 3. The White princes of Northern Borneo
Output: 2
Statement: The Mentadent pump is just like the monolith from 2001 , if the monolith were white instead of black and emitted a fluoride toothpaste instead of consciousness-altering rays. Choices:  1. Mentadent is like the monolith pump. 2. Mentadent is the opposite of the monolith pump. 3. Mentadent is like the monolith pump which was consumers' favorite.
Output: 1
Statement: and there was a lot of protest even Robert Redford you know was protesting this guy's execution so the governor backed down and i was so mad the crime was horrible his crime was just horrible Choices:  1. There was a lot of protest at the guy's execution, but they were basing it on incorrect information. 2. Almost no one protested the execution. 3. There was a lot of protest at the guy's execution, so the governor backed down.
Output: 3
Statement: Personal Communication with J. Bushman of Alstom, August 8, 2001. Choices:  1. Public communication with Bushman of Alstom. 2. Private communication with Bushman of Alstom. 3. One-on-one communication with Bushman of Alstom.
Output: 2
Statement: uh Mike Ditka i don't like the way he treats people Choices:  1. Mike Ditka is not a people person. 2. I don't like the way Mike Ditka handles other people. 3. Mike Ditka is great at talking to others.
Output: 2
Statement: Aha, Mieczyslaw said quietly, and Janina squeezed his hand, and then stroked it gently without realizing what she was doing, simply because she needed to connect with this poor man. Choices:  1. Janina kept her distance and refused to touch Mieczyslaw. 2. Janina squeezed Mieczyslaw's hand and stroked it with gentle strokes. 3. Janina knew that Mieczyslaw was sad and needed encouragement.
Output: 2
Statement: It is destroyed, but is it destroyed?  Choices:  1. There is a question. 2. It is all there in one piece. 3. The tornado decimated the house.
Output: 1
Statement: Or perhaps they weren't. Choices:  1. Perhaps they weren't hungry. 2. Perhaps they were not. 3. Perhaps they were.
Output: 2
Statement: It is also true that without careful attention to standards, case studies are prone to the kind of overgeneralization that comes from selecting a few instances, assuming without evidence that they are typical or representative of the population and then offering national projections. Choices:  1. Case studies are prone to over-generalization when standards aren't carefully developed ahead of time. 2. Many researchers recommend having a peer double-check the standards before undertaking the case study. 3. Case studies are generalization-proofed.
Output: 1
Statement: You can find hundreds of caves in the limestone fissures, and some intrepid visitors go  spelunking,  exploring their watery interiors. Choices:  1. Some adventurous visitors like to go spelunking to explore the hundreds of caves formed in the limestone fissures. 2. The caves here are inside of a dormant volcano and visitors are not allowed near them. 3. Legend has it that many treasures can be found inside the watery interiors of the limestone caves.
Output: 1
Statement: Robert Lowe speculated that the current situation represents both a unique opportunity for an intervention in the emergency department and a failure of the primary care system. Choices:  1. Robert Lowe's speculations were sound, but not very helpful. 2. The current situation couldn't represent anything of value, according to Robert Lowe's speculations. 3. Robert Lowe made different speculations about the current situation.
Output: 3
Statement: Playing dirty. Choices:  1. Playing unfairly. 2. They played fair. 3. They played unfair.
Output: 1
Statement: Richard White is quoted as saying, I don't think we need to. Choices:  1. White said he didn't think they needed to. 2. White said he thought they needed to. 3. White said he didn't think they needed to rewrite the law.
Output: 1
Statement: Knight with his Hand on Chest, an early portrait, is realistic and alive, a study of a deep-eyed, bearded caballero (gentleman) in black. Choices:  1. An early portrait, Knight with his Hand on Chest, is a study of a deep-eyed, bearded caballero (gentleman) in black. 2. The portrait, Knight with his Hand on Chest, is a later work. 3. Though it is well regarded, the portrait 'Knight with his Hand on Chest' is not very famous.
Output: 1
Statement:  The worst part of it was that Uncle David could make good on his threat of seeing that Dave got no more work anywhere. Choices:  1. The best part was that Uncle David couldn't make good on his threat. 2. Uncle David had the power to ensure that Dave couldn't work anymore. 3. Uncle David was very popular in the town, it gave him the ability to make sure that Dave couldn't find any more work.
Output: 2
Statement: M arv Albert is back in the national broadcasting booth. Choices:  1. Marv Albert is a broadcaster. 2. Marv Albert retired. 3. Marv Albert is a loved broadcaster.
Output: 1
Statement: I thought you had left them. Choices:  1. I thought you had abandoned them in the dark. 2. I thought you have abandoned them. 3. I knew you were bringing them along.
Output: 2
Statement: so they tend to be more cooperative with their peer group although they don't have real good uh role models Choices:  1. They seem to work well within their group even though they don't have someone to look up to. 2. Nobody is mentoring those kids that's why they're rowdy. 3. Those kids seem to be doing well on their own.
Output: 1
Statement: But Raffles secured his place in history by negotiating with the Sultan of Johor the creation of the Singapore trading post, in 1819. Choices:  1. Raffles had successfully swindled the Sultan of Johor out of a fortune. 2. A crucial part of Singapore's history was Raffles part in creating the Singapore trading post in 1819. 3. Raffles was relegated to the detritus of history after his failure to secure the creation of Singapore.
Output: 2
Statement:  When he jerked his eyes upward, all seemed serene in the sky. Choices:  1. The sky seemed peaceful when he looked up. 2. The sky had a calming effect on him. 3. He saw panic in the sky above.
Output: 1
Statement: I was bewildered, but I knew that it was no good asking him to explain.  Choices:  1. I knew it wasn't good to ask him.  2. I knew it was good to ask him. 3. The man didn't like explaining himself. 
Output: 1
Statement: i'm not sure what it is there now i know what it is in Singapore is they have the death penalty and they really enforce it like for drugs Choices:  1. Singapore has outlawed the death penalty. 2. Singapore puts 10,000 people to death a year. 3. Singapore uses the death penalty a lot.
Output: 3
Statement: The main beaches of Sifnos lie on the south coast. Choices:  1. On the southern coast there beaches. 2. The north coast has the primary beaches of Sifnos. 3. Sifnos has some beaches on the east coast.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well i find myself watching just a whole lot of whatever is geared for children because with two kids and you know i don't want them watching something that i don't think they should watch i i used to be really hooked on All My Children and i watched that for like Choices:  1. I like to watch children's shows and discuss them with my two kids. 2. I used to watch All My Children, but now I watch children's shows because I have two kids and I don't want them watching inappropriate content. 3. I watch primarily adult content because I do not have children. 
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah well that's neat do you do you look forward to doing it or do you sometimes have to force yourself until you get started Choices:  1. that's cool, do you look forward to this? or do you have to force yourself to get started  2. well that's pretty rubbish, I bet that you really don't look forward to doing it 3. that's neat, how often do you usually do this?
Output: 1
Statement: Ira Magaziner told a press briefing that slowing the rate of growth actually benefits beneficiaries considerably because it slows the rate of growth of the premiums they have to pay. Choices:  1. Slowing rate of growth hurts beneficiaries because it speeds up the rate of shrinkage of the premiums they have to pay. 2. Slowing the rate of growth helps beneficiaries because it slows the rate of growth of the premiums they need to pay. 3. Beneficiaries have been hurt the most in recent tax raises.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes, said Tuppence promptly. Choices:  1. Tuppence said yes after half a second.  2. Tuppence said yes. 3. Tuppence thought about it for five hours before saying no. 
Output: 2
Statement: I couldn't stomach seeing her serve in a pleasure den for sick nobility so we traveled here. Choices:  1. It made me feel terrible to see her prostituting herself. 2. It made me feet terrible to see her have sex with thirty men. 3. I didn't care what she did for work.
Output: 1
Statement: NOW doesn't like the way Promise Keepers urges men to reclaim their role as the head of the family. Choices:  1. Promise Keepers tries to get men to be the family leader. 2. Promise Keepers thinks men should have authority over their wives. 3. Promise Keepers thinks men and women are equal partners.
Output: 1
Statement: The University of Chicago has just announced a deal with UNEXT.com, an online education company partly funded by Milken and headed by a Chicago trustee. Choices:  1. 50% of UNEXT.com is funded by Chicago's people. 2. UNEXT.com is an online company focused on education. 3. UNEXT.com is the first Chicago-run online education company.
Output: 2
Statement: Michigan won the NCAA last year and and you know there's always about six teams that go to the tournament uh from the big ten it's it's Choices:  1. Several Big Ten teams go to the NCAA tournament every year.  2. Michigan always goes to the NCAA tournament each year.  3. No Big Ten teams ever play in the NCAA tournament. 
Output: 1
Statement: it's a a Buick Century Choices:  1. The model is a Buick Century. 2. It is a five year old Buick Century. 3. It is definitely not a Buick model.
Output: 1
Statement: you're still are i myself am a native Texan so you can never as a native Texan you can never become a Texan unless you were born here and have Choices:  1. You are never a Texan unless you were born there. 2. I wasn't born in Texas. 3. Thus, I'll always be a Texan, no matter where I live.
Output: 1
Statement: All such estimates are subject to a number of assumptions and uncertainties. Choices:  1. All estimates are subject to be questioned. 2. No estimate is ever 100% correct. 3. All such estimates are certain.
Output: 1
Statement: The village markets groan with fruits and vegetables, mushrooms and nuts of every description. Choices:  1. There is very little food to be found in the village markets. 2. Locals go to the village markets daily for lunch. 3. Fruits and nuts are available in abundance at the village markets.
Output: 3
Statement: Gotta run now because the TV news has just started a story about the police apprehending Soccer Guy--this sidewalk bandit who distracted tourists by breaking into a soccer-ball-handling routine, then circling and bumping them until he'd pickpocketed their wallets. Choices:  1. I'm watching TV. 2. Soccer Guy made hundreds of dollars bumping into people and stealing their wallets. 3. Soccer Guy was a famous rugby player.
Output: 1
Statement: From a tantalus on the table he poured out a few drops of brandy, and forced her to drink them. Choices:  1. He took some brandy from the case and made her drink it. 2. She doesn't like alcohol so he took some brandy out of the case and made her drink. 3. She asked for some brandy and he gladly gave her some.
Output: 1
Statement: Feral cats in poor neighborhoods like mine spread diseases, and their large number can make you feel you're living in a litter box. Choices:  1. Feral cats are just regular cats that need some loving. 2. Impoverished neighborhoods are where feral cats s[read diseases. 3. Rich neighborhoods are crawling with disease ridden feral cats.
Output: 2
Statement: It's only a couple of hundred yards from Pico do Facho, and from its height of 437 m (1,433 ft), accessible by car, provides a quite commanding view itself. Choices:  1. It's about ten miles from Pico do Facho. 2. By car is the fastest way from Pico do Facho. 3. To reach it you have to go a couple hundred yards from Pico do Facho.
Output: 3
Statement: how many children do you have yeah i do too Choices:  1. I have children.  2. I don't have any children.  3. I have twenty-five children.
Output: 1
Statement: As it was, she realized her danger, but not the manner of it." In the deathly silence, Poirot pieced together the slips of paper and, clearing his throat, read: "'Dearest Evelyn: 'You will be anxious at hearing nothing.  Choices:  1. She knew exactly who was trying to kill her.  2. She knew exactly the manner of danger she was in.  3. She understood she was in danger but not the specifics. 
Output: 3
Statement: Miss Finn, he said, "this is your cousin, Mr. Julius P. Choices:  1. Miss Finn was astonished that he had found her cousin, Julius. 2. He introduced Miss Finn to her cousin, Mr. Julius P. 3. Miss Finn already knew that Julius was her cousin, they'd already met.
Output: 2
Statement: Information on absences which affect pay should be compiled each pay period and be transmitted to the payroll system. Choices:  1. Information about absences which affect pay are transmitted to the payroll system 2. Information on absences which affect pay is not recorded 3. A pay period is one month
Output: 1
Statement: Halfway to Bend on his drive form Salem, Balmer's old Volvo wagon started smoking and died. Choices:  1. The old Volvo Wagon died on its way to Bend. 2. The old Volvo wagon made it all of the way to Bend without any problems. 3. Blamer never took care of his old car properly.
Output: 1
Statement: Postal Rate Commission Postal Rate Commission Choices:  1. The rate has been stable. 2. The rate of the postal commission. 3. They did not have a postal rate commission.
Output: 2
Statement: You think Mr. Brown might come along and take a hand?  Choices:  1. You think Mr. Brown might join us?  2. Don't you wonder if Mr. Brown might get included in our plan to rob the bank?  3. You don't wonder about Mr. Brown at all, do you? 
Output: 1
Statement: if the racial make up of the group was such and such you know they'd have to do that percentage of work and what is perceived to be that part of town and you know all this kind of thing Choices:  1. You would understand if you knew the racial percentages 2. You can only have an opinon if you know about the racial divide 3. You don't need to know about race to have an opinion
Output: 1
Statement: Even in Finland. Choices:  1. Not in Finland. 2. Finland and other countries. 3. In Finland as well.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i think it it's all in the metabolism of of the Choices:  1. Metabolism has nothing to do with it. 2. A secondary factor is genetics. 3. The main factor is the metabolism.
Output: 3
Statement: Despite occasional surprise international successes (such as Unagi and Shall We Dance? ) Choices:  1. Shall We Dance? is the best known of the successes. 2. There have never been any international successes. 3. There are sometimes international successes that were not expected.
Output: 3
Statement: We cannot adjust for all benefits transfer considerations, however, thus introducing additional uncertainty into our estimates. Choices:  1. Since we can speak to all the benefits transfer, there is little uncertainty in our graph. 2. This is due to unknown fees with transferring benefits.  3. More uncertainty can be estimated for due to the benefits transfer considerations.
Output: 3
Statement: Jurors are kept off-balance--and in need of additional guidance from the bench--by the judge, who instructs them to convict if the defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, without telling them whether a reasonable doubt consists of a 1 percent risk of error, a 5 percent risk of error, or a 10 percent risk of error. Choices:  1. The judge explains every detail about error to the jurors. 2. The judge is impatient with the jurors' ignorance. 3. The judge does not give the jurors all the details about errors.
Output: 3
Statement: At the beginning of the 18th century, Poland entered a prolonged period of decline, marked by financial ruin, a debilitated military, and a series of ineffectual kings. Choices:  1. Financial ruin never managed to plague Poland. 2. Poland entered a prolonged period of decline at the beginning of the 18th century, marked by financial ruin, a debilitated military, and a series of ineffectual kings. 3. Luckily, Poland managed to get out of this period in 1915.
Output: 2
Statement: The decision-making process for establishing business cases recently evolved to include competitive needs. Choices:  1. Competitive needs have never been included in the decision-making process for establishing business cases. 2. By including competitive needs in business cases, the results of the decision-making process improved dramatically. 3. Competitive needs have recently been included in the decision-making process for establishing business cases.
Output: 3
Statement: uh because i know that uh in using drugs i was not a good employee Choices:  1. I was a bad employee because I used drugs. 2. Using drugs tainted the work I did. 3. I never used drugs before.
Output: 1
Statement: they're not they don't know when they going to die they know they got the death penalty but that don't mean nothing not anymore Choices:  1. They received the death penalty but they do not know when they're going to die. 2. Prisoners that receive the death penalty immediately die. 3. Prisoners that receive the death penalty have to wait to be sentenced to death. 
Output: 1
Statement: The first real settlements, founded in the Late Stone Age (c. 7500 b.c.   4000 b.c. ), included the world's oldest walled town, Jericho. Choices:  1. The oldest walled town was not founded in the Late Stone Age. 2. Jericho was the biggest town founded in the Late Stone Age. 3. Jericho is the oldest walled town in the world.
Output: 3
Statement: it sure has and i i'd like to try this thing every once in a while i thought i'd give it a try this afternoon being so rainy i'm locked in up here anyway so Choices:  1. I thought that I would try it this afternoon since it is rainy and I'm stuck inside anyway. 2. I'm ready to get started if I can find out how to do that. 3. I have never wanted to try it and probably never will.
Output: 1
Statement: The simple columned structure marking the spot where Theresa fled as a youngster already consumed with religious visions is secondary to the location. Choices:  1. Religious visions made Theresa run to Tibet. 2. Secondary to the location is the simple columned structure, where Theresa fled as a youngster, already consumed with religious visions. 3. The simple structure marking the spot is primary to the location.
Output: 2
Statement: Not to agree to an unsettling and impossible trade, but to judge their real purposes. Choices:  1. They agreed to the trade right away. 2. The purpose might be different to what is expected. 3. They wanted to judge their actual purposes.
Output: 3
Statement: According to the inspector, the state's concern wasn't the  The guards were worried that if the chair broke apart during an electrocution, the thick, black, high-voltage wires screwed to the inmate might rip loose and electrocute everybody in the room. Choices:  1. The state still practices execution by electrocution.  2. The guards were not worried about the chair.  3. There is a voltage of 500V in the device.
Output: 1
Statement: Exhibit 18 Key Sensitivity Analyses for the Clear Skies Act in 2020A Choices:  1. Exhibit 18 is a glossary of terminology used. 2. An analysis of the main areas the act is sensitive in. 3. The act has a number of sensitive areas that need to be addressed.
Output: 2
Statement: Are there subpopulations that benefit more from motivational or brief interventions? Choices:  1. Do parts of the population benefit more from a motivational or quick intervention?  2. Does none of the population benefit from intervention? 3. A motivational intervention is best. 
Output: 1
Statement: I see my duty clearly.  Choices:  1. I know my duty. 2. I know my duty and what i have to do. 3. I don't know what my duty is.
Output: 1
Statement: A'deem spoke of it with contempt. Choices:  1. He spoke of something with contempt. 2. A'deem wasn't impressed by the new weapons. 3. A'deem spoke of it with extreme admiration.
Output: 1
Statement: Even if Barry doesn't quite deserve the same, Washington deserves not to have its ex-mayor disgraced. Choices:  1. Personal dignity should be preserved at all costs. 2. Barry has been involved in several scandals. 3. A town's dignity is more important than its mayor's.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, one organization's central group was instrumental in acquiring a strong user authentication system to help ensure that network use could be reliably traced to the individual users. Choices:  1. One organization's central group was important in acquiring a strong user authentication system that helped the organization fin users that were accessing the site from abroad. 2. The central group hasn't helped with anything. 3. One organization's central group was important in acquiring a strong user authentication system.
Output: 3
Statement: The Weekly Standard 's John Podhoretz compares Horowitz's conversion to conservatism to Whittaker Chambers' magisterial tale of apostasy, Witness . Leftists dismiss the book as score-settling and name-calling. Choices:  1. John Podhoretz has been with The Weekly Standard for over a decade.  2. Witness is a book written by Whittaker Chambers.  3. Mr. Podhoretz could not find anything to compare Horowitz's conversion to. 
Output: 2
Statement: This is the venue of the international film festival in May and the recorded music festival (MIDEM) in January. Choices:  1. This is the largest venue where the international film and recorded music festivals have ever taken place. 2. This is where both the international film festival and recorded music festival will take place in May and January, respectively. 3. The venue has not yet been announced for the international film and the recorded music festivals.
Output: 2
Statement: niceties amenities and you'd probably like the pool there Choices:  1. The pool is heated. 2. You would hate their swimming pool. 3. You would enjoy the swimming pool.
Output: 3
Statement: But the quintet's foray into electric jazz was a natural extension of Miles' studio experimentation, and of his voracious search for new colors and textures. Choices:  1. Electric jazz was an aspect of Mike's studio experimentation. 2. Miles never experimented with new colors. 3. Miles also experimented with song genres like heavy metal for his rougher experiments.
Output: 1
Statement: The first copy of each GAO report and testimony is free. Choices:  1. The GAO report and testimony is free if it's your first copy. 2. The first copy of the GAO report is free because people wouldn't be able to afford it otherwise. 3. The first copy of the GAO report and testimony is ten dollars.
Output: 1
Statement: Rugs woven in Crevillente are long-wearing and can be made to your own design. Choices:  1. Crevillente-made rugs can be customized and will last a long time. 2. Crevillente is known for its cheap rugs that fall apart within days of purchase. 3. The rugs made in Crevillente are wool and dyed to customer specifications.
Output: 1
Statement: This hill fort was built by Herod the Great (74 4 b.c. ), whose misdeeds were so enormous that he felt he needed a bolt-hole closer to Jerusalem than Masada  to protect him from his many enemies. Choices:  1. Herod the Great never used his shelters due to his immense power and intimidation. 2. Herod the Great had so many bad deeds that he decided he wanted a bolt hole closer to Jerusalem than Masada for protection. 3. The hill fort was built by Gonur the Small in 74 BC who never decided when it would be used.
Output: 2
Statement: right well that's true that's true if you have to get a babysitter and everything else yeah Choices:  1. That true, if you have to hire a babysitter and make the other arrangements. 2. But you wouldn't need to get a babysitter at all. 3. It is hard to go out for the movies if you have to hire a babysitter.
Output: 1
Statement: Both of them, my friend?  Choices:  1. Both? 2. It was neither.  3. I can't believe they were both involved. 
Output: 1
Statement: Jon sat outside the mine looking down at the town below. Choices:  1. Jon looked down at the town from outside the mine. 2. He knew he would have to go down there sooner or later. 3. Jon looked up at the town on the mountainside.
Output: 1
Statement: With the overseers they have, you couldn't even turn yourself back to the Satheri, though I'll admit I'm hoping you don't want them to find you."  "And I was beginning to think you liked me," Dave commented bitterly. Choices:  1. Dave was very happy about this situation. 2. Dave was hoping to be appreciated.  3. The Satheri have a long-time rivalry with Dave. 
Output: 2
Statement: Along with office space, the building will include meeting rooms for Choices:  1. The building will have both meeting rooms and office space.  2. The building will not have any office space but there will be plenty of cafeteria space.  3. Adjacent to the building will be a 7 story parking garage. 
Output: 1
Statement: result in 7 different symptom clusters, each describing a type of URS. Choices:  1. The 7 different symptom clusters are very diverse. 2. It is impossible to describe any kind of URS, isn't it? 3. Each of the seven symptom clusters describes a kind of URS.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well why was CNN the only of course i think Saddam Hussein only allowed CNN to broadcast it is that not true Choices:  1. I think Saddam Hussein allowed CNN to broadcast it. 2. I think Hussein allowed CNN to broadcast the clip of him. 3. I don't think Hussein has contact with CNN.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah this is not a real good time of day because most people listed their home numbers and of course they're gone Choices:  1. Weekends are better to reach people at home at this hour. 2. Most of the people were not home at this time of day. 3. This was a good time to call people at home.
Output: 2
Statement: because i could have the uh chicken on the skewers with uh uh blackened seasoning Choices:  1. I could have skewered chicken with blackened seasoning.  2. I couldn't have chicken on those skewers and it was annoying.  3. I was glad there were seasoned chicken skewers there. 
Output: 1
Statement: i think the Cowboys have shown a lot of improvement this uh past year Choices:  1. The Cowboys have been getting worse this past year. 2. The Cowboys lost a few games this past year. 3. The Cowboys have been playing well this last year.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah so um i mean is there anything else about a restaurant that would make you go back though Choices:  1. What else would make you go back to s restaurant?  2. What kind of food do you like?  3. What would keep you from returning to a restaurant?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well last year he was a little bit young for having one Choices:  1. He wasn't old enough last year. 2. He will be old enough this year. 3. He was old enough last year to have one.
Output: 1
Statement: Vice President Gore will do the same Wednesday in Tennessee. Choices:  1. Vice President Gore will be doing the same thing on Wednesday because he fears that he's behind in the polls. 2. In Tennessee, Vice President Gore is expected to do the same on Wednesday. 3. It's expected that Vice President Gore will be doing something different in Tennessee when he lands on Wednesday.
Output: 2
Statement: oh oh twenty five years ago okay yeah that makes Choices:  1. Sixty years ago, okay.  2. It makes sense if it was twenty-five years ago.  3. A quarter century ago, alright.
Output: 3
Statement: To tell the truth, an idea, wild and extravagant in itself, had once or twice that morning flashed through my brain.  Choices:  1. That morning a wild idea had popped into my head. 2. I knew that the crazy idea I had had might just work. 3. That morning had proved uneventful, and I was just as stumped as ever.
Output: 1
Statement: So economists must be rushing to solve these problems, right? Choices:  1. No one should be giving these issues any thought, 2. Economists like to talk but are mostly clueless. 3. The social scientists surely are in a hurry to figure this out,
Output: 3
Statement: It should be borne in mind that, though the city column divides total city vehicle cost by Choices:  1. The city column can be interpreted without any special notes. 2. The city column is broken up by population of the city. 3. This is something that should be remembered.
Output: 3
Statement: In each town, at that magic moment of the passeggiata at the end of each afternoon, they stroll across the piazza, find themselves a well-placed seat at their favorite caf?? or stand in groups to argue business, politics, or soccer  the latter tends to be the most popular subject. Choices:  1. People come to the caf just to argue about politics or business. 2. The passeggiata occurs in the early morning and is very typical. 3. They find themselves a seat at their favorite caf after walking across the piazza.
Output: 3
Statement: The highlight of Eilat's musical year is the International Red Sea Jazz Festival (see page 89). Choices:  1. The International Red Sea Jazz Festival is the only event in Eilat's musical year. 2. The International Red Sea Jazz Festival is considered to be the red letter of Eilat's musical year. 3. The International Red Sea Jazz Festival is a low point of Eilat's musical year.
Output: 2
Statement: Exploring this valley that shelters the earliest signs of European civilization is by no means a dry and dusty archaeological tour of fossils and bones. Choices:  1. It is nothing like an archaeological tour of fossils and bones.  2. Exploring the valley is very similar to the dry and dusty archaeological tours of fossils and bones. 3. Exploring this valley is different than the archaeological tours because it is so lush and wet.
Output: 1
Statement: The others watched in fascination. Choices:  1. Everyone watched with fascination. 2. Some watched, fascinated. 3. While the others watched with fascination, we didn't care.
Output: 2
Statement: In retrospect that was a mistake, because the moment I stepped outside a crowd was waiting. Choices:  1. There was no one waiting outside. 2. There was a crowd waiting outside. 3. I didn't want to see the crowd that was waiting outside.
Output: 2
Statement: but uh we do and we have several council women that are women but you just start hearing more and more in fact oh the the Governor of Texas is a woman too  can't forget that one so Ann Richards Choices:  1. There are three women serving on the council right now. 2. The Governor's office of Texas has never been filled by a woman. 3. There are several female counsel members that you don't hear about much anymore.
Output: 3
Statement: These design review tools were the Army's DrChecks software program for documenting, collecting, distributing, and archiving design review comments; the Construction Industry Institute's (CII) Project Definition Rating Index for preproject planning; and the REDICHECK Interdisciplinary Coordination system for design reviews-the first system designed specifically to correct the interdisciplinary coordination discrepancies that account for about half of the construction change orders involving errors and omissions. Choices:  1. The system is used in large parts of the government. 2. They use the tools in the archiving of the design review comments. 3. The Army's software only distributes the comments.
Output: 2
Statement: it's so relaxing to just sit and but once i get started i can't put it down i just Choices:  1. Once I get started, I make sure to take breaks often. 2. Once I get started, I work for ten straight hours. 3. Sitting is something that is relaxing for me.
Output: 3
Statement: yes so check that one out you know Choices:  1. I think you will find it interesting, if you gave it a look. 2. Yes, so take some time and look into that. 3. I advise you not to look into it.
Output: 2
Statement: It was unusually thick, quite unlike ordinary notepaper.  Choices:  1. It was thicker than regular paper.  2. It was good quality paper.  3. It was very thin paper.
Output: 1
Statement: you know they tell you that kids can you know be impressed by all that stuff and it's true i i had a lot of things that i i nobody told me that it was all fake i was just sitting there watching it going oh jeez Choices:  1. There were films that no one told me weren't real, and I would watch them and say "Oh, wow!", but I eventually found the truth out myself. 2. Children aren't impressed by anything, and I never watch films. 3. There were many things that no one told me weren't real, and I would watch them and say "Oh, wow!"
Output: 3
Statement: If you take an evening tour, be prepared! Choices:  1. If you embark on the evening tour, be prepared! 2. Don't be cautious on the evening tour. 3. The evening tour is when it is most dangerous to pickpockets.
Output: 1
Statement: because they have got some of these like the leather jackets are are quite expensive Choices:  1. The leather jackets are inexpensive. 2. The leather jackets are expensive. 3. The leather jackets are expensive.
Output: 3
Statement: The retention standard  Consistent with the individual's official responsibilities, administers the tax laws fairly and equitably, protects taxpayers' rights, and treats them ethically with honesty, integrity, and respect. Choices:  1. The standard is consistent with the official responsibilities of the IRS agents. 2. The standard is very inconsistent with their responsibilities. 3. The standard is consistent with the official responsibilities. 
Output: 3
Statement: By now he might be overpowered, borne down by sheer force of numbers… . Choices:  1. He might lose out by now simply because there are so many.  2. He might be overpowered because there are hundreds of them.  3. He is the strongest and will never be overcome. 
Output: 1
Statement: It would be hard for a beginning gardener to go wrong with daffodils. Choices:  1. Daffodils are easy to grow. 2. Daffodils are hard for a beginning gardener to grow. 3. Daffodils are the hardest flower to grow.
Output: 2
Statement: Advertising Choices:  1. Know that ads always work 2. Evaluate how ads work 3. Ad do not work
Output: 2
Statement: She had friends. Choices:  1. People liked her. 2. She knew people well. 3. She was a loner.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i know it's like they were using them as friends when we were having the conflict but i i you know it's almost where i'm kind of disappointed with the Iranians why they didn't go save save i mean i don't know if the Kurdish i know the Shiite's are their people but i don't know i think they have a bond with the the Kurds Choices:  1. When we were having the conflict we were using them as friends and I'm disappointed the Iranians didn't go save the Kurdish.  2. When we were having times of peace we were using them as our enemies.  3. The Iranians had the opportunity to help the Kurdish but they wouldn't do it because they were scared. 
Output: 1
Statement: Trying to apply those findings  Choices:  1. Trying to get those findings to be applied. 2. Not bothering to apply any findings. 3. Succeeding at applying those findings.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm not the good man that people think I am. Choices:  1. I am not the paradigm of goodness that people paint me as. 2. I am the best man, sure. 3. I am not the good man that others think I am.
Output: 3
Statement: He didn't hit the man hard but it was loud. Choices:  1. He hit the man softly. 2. He hit the man as hard as he could. 3. The sound of hitting the man echoed in the room.
Output: 1
Statement: It said that cancellation of President Clinton's planned visit to India this fall would be disastrous and only intensify nationalist fervor in that country. Choices:  1. President Clinton never planned to visit India. 2. The cancellation of President Clinton's visit would be disastrous. 3. President Clinton actually canceled her trip to India.
Output: 2
Statement: Having deduced its existence, I set Miss Howard to search for it, and, as you see, she has been successful." Choices:  1. "Miss Howard has found what I asked her to search for." 2. "I decided that it didn't exist so made no attempt to find it." 3. "I sent Miss Howard to search for the document, and she has found it."
Output: 1
Statement: During the season there are many exhibitions and performances in the gardens of the hall; ask at the Tourist Board office for information. Choices:  1. The garden exhibitions are usually in very high attendance. 2. The Tourist Board Office has a lot of information regarding the exhibitions and performances. 3. The Tourist Board Office was disbanded three years ago after a terrorist attack, you have to ask the locals for information.
Output: 2
Statement: But in this case, I guess, videotape speaks louder than words. Choices:  1. Words have stronger meaning than video footage. 2. Here, words could easily contradict video footage. 3. Here, words are less meaningful than video footage.
Output: 3
Statement: There is too much flexing of stylistic muscle, says the New Republic 's Robert Alter. Choices:  1. Robert Alter works for the New Republic. 2. Rober Alter doesn't like things to be over stylized. 3. Robert Alter thinks that there is not nearly enough stylistic experimentation.
Output: 1
Statement: not really and he needs to but uh he's a CPA so at the moment he's snowed under until after tax season but i'm definitely going to get him back on something because he has a few Choices:  1. It will get better. 2. He has too much work to do. 3. He has a lot of free time.
Output: 2
Statement: So I don't think it's intellectually dishonest to say that this information must have come from Starr's office. Choices:  1. I really think that saying the information must have come from Starr's office is inctellettualy dishonest. 2. I don't think that saying the information must have come from Starr's office is inctellettualy dishonest. 3. I don't think that saying the information must have come from Starr's office is inctellettualy dishonest, but you will never listen to me.
Output: 2
Statement: We walk downstairs and out through the hall to where my car's waiting. Choices:  1. We walk upstairs and out onto the roof where a helicopter is waiting. 2. My car is waiting outside for the both of us. 3. My car is running while it waits for us to walk downstairs. 
Output: 2
Statement: The adjustment to the chronic bronchitis unit valuation for growth in real income in 2010 is achieved using an adjustment factor of 1.127. Choices:  1. Chronic bronchitis affects 1 in every 10,000 citizens. 2. The adjustment to chronic bronchitis unit valuation for growth in real income in 2010 is achieved using an adjustment factor of 9,999. 3. Using and adjustment factor of 1.127, the adjustment to the chronic bronchitis unit valuation for growth in real income in 2010 is achieved.
Output: 3
Statement: Is everyone watching videos instead? Choices:  1. Everyone might be watching Netflix documentaries instead. 2. No one is watching videos instead. 3. Everyone may be watching videos instead.
Output: 3
Statement: have you had many calls Choices:  1. Has Marcello been contacting you recently? 2. You have a telephone, right? 3. Have you been receiving any calls?
Output: 3
Statement: Ever think you would like to be with a circus? I mean, for good?   Choices:  1. Have you ever pondering joining a circus? 2. I think about running away all the time. 3. I never think of taking a new job.
Output: 1
Statement: By adopting the language of elections (vote, elect, referenda) and by encouraging voters and politicians to treat vote.com as the vehicle through which the public delivers mandates to its leaders, Morris is trying to make vote.com, in effect, the place where people vote. Choices:  1. Morris wants to make vote.com a one-stop shop website of everything election related. 2. You can reach your candidate by logging on to vote.com. 3. Vote.com is being shut down by the current candidates.
Output: 1
Statement: The interim rule eliminates the Mortgage Assignment Program and provides alternative procedures to foreclosure for mortgagors in default such as special forbearance, loan modifications, and deeds in lieu of foreclosure. Choices:  1. The Mortgage Assignment Program still survives under the interim rule. 2. Mortgagors are happy about the interim rule because it provides more options besides foreclosure. 3. Loan modifications are an alternative to mortgage foreclosure under the interim rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, I guess we better be going. Choices:  1. We should be moving on. 2. We should stay here for awhile. 3. There is nothing left for us here, we should move on.
Output: 1
Statement: Being Berlitz, we'll try to help you with some of the simplest phrases (at the front of the book). Choices:  1. We'll try to help you with the language. 2. The basic phrases will help build a foundation to make the rest of the book easier. 3. It is important to do the entire book independently,
Output: 1
Statement: That, of course, is always possible, replied the doctor.  Choices:  1. The doctor replied, pointing towards the second piece of evidence, "Of course that's always possible." 2. The doctor replied, "Of course that's always possible." 3. The doctor replied, "That is not a possibility."
Output: 2
Statement: A walk around the shaded top of the ramparts takes about half an hour and offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Choices:  1. The top of the ramparts are inaccessible. 2. It takes 30 minutes to walk around the top of the ramparts. 3. It takes 30 minutes to walk across the ramparts.
Output: 2
Statement: With Harper in place, one gets the sense of Rockefeller seizing up on the issue of money, eventually forbidding Harper to even discuss it in his presence. Choices:  1. Rockefeller forbids Harper from discussing money around him.  2. Rockefeller enjoys discussing finances with Harper.  3. Rockefeller is in denial of his financial situation. 
Output: 1
Statement: And when an egg hatches, you don't try to put it back together!"  He didn't look like a fanatic, Dave told himself. Choices:  1. The egg was just minutes away from hatching. 2. Dave told himself that he didn't look crazy. 3. Dave had to admit to himself that he looked like a fanatic.
Output: 2
Statement: This system is intended to provide standardized training to new employees who will replace the wave of employees expected to retire during the next several years. Choices:  1. Employees have retired, so this training program is training replacements. 2. This program is training our first employees. 3. Because employees are going to retire, this system will help train replacements.
Output: 3
Statement: A good case study reports methodological strengths and limitations for answering the evaluation questions and explains the tradeoffs that were considered and who influenced the decisions. Choices:  1. Limitations of the methodology used should not be discussed in the case study report. 2. Decision influencers can have a negative impact on the study's credibility. 3. Tradeoffs can be made during a case study, and should be disclosed.
Output: 3
Statement: i shoot i can't even think who's quarterback uh the uh darn uh coach name for the Bills Choices:  1. I guess their quarterback isn't good.  2. I know who the quarterback is! 3. I cant remember who is quarterback. 
Output: 3
Statement: Not all graduates will be able to scrounge for the years it may take to build a clientele, nor should they. Choices:  1. Some graduates will not be able to scrounge to build up a clientele. 2. Graduates are presented with a clientele with no effort on their part. 3. Most graduates take at least three years to build a clientele.
Output: 1
Statement: The calamity spurred the government to launch an emergency program of public-housing construction; spartan new blocks of apartments put cheap and fireproof roofs over hundreds of thousands of heads. Choices:  1. The calamity was a series of fires caused by earthquakes. 2. The govvernment, spurred by the calamity, launched an emergency program of free legal advice. 3. Fireproof roofs over hundreds of thousands of heads and spartan new blocks of apartments put cheap; that's what the government built because of the calamity.
Output: 3
Statement: In a sense, though, what's most striking about the WTO case is not that Kodak lost, but that it put so much energy into winning. Choices:  1. Kodak used enormous resources in the WTO case.  2. Kodak was a dog with a bone in the WTO case.  3. Kodak was easy to put down. 
Output: 1
Statement: The methods and types of case studies outlined here are not definitive. Choices:  1. There aren't any methods or types outlined here. 2. Great methods and types are outlined in case studies. 3. There are methods and types outlined in case studies.
Output: 3
Statement: Reviewers note that the essays, like the book, are long (97 pages about a cruise-ship voyage, 54 on the Illinois State Fair) and playful (He trounces words; he pivots on commas; he drops in and out of styles like a vaudevillian who lets the audience watch him change costumes right there on stage, says the Los Angeles Times ' Susan Salter Reynolds). Choices:  1. So far, there have been no reviews on his essays. 2. His essays have been more successful than his book, although the writing style is similar. 3. Reviewers note that the essays are like his book, long and playful.
Output: 3
Statement: Sales comparisons were replaced with alcohol, and market reports - with snacks. Choices:  1. Reports remained the most important thing. 2. Alcohol and snacks took the place of reports. 3. Reports were no longer important, so people ate and drank.
Output: 2
Statement: If he says he'll get rid of them, he will, and that's punishment enough.   Choices:  1. Getting rid of them is punishment enough considering his war crimes. 2. He can be trusted to keep his word if he says he will dispose of them. 3. If he says he will get rid of them, he will not keep his word.
Output: 2
Statement: and no one and see Americans wouldn't do it wouldn't they wouldn't live like that Choices:  1. Americans are willing to do just about anything to survive. 2. Americans feel they are above that kind of life. 3. Such a dirty job is reserved for foreigners.
Output: 2