niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: According to the policy, a system must be demonstrated before the department will commit to production. Choices:  1. Many demonstrations must be completed on a system before productions begins. 2. Policy dictates that systems be demonstrated before production begins. 3. The department will commit to productions before demonstrations are done on a system.
Output: 2
Statement: The Kentuckian swallowed blood from his lip and glared at Muller. Choices:  1. There was a person from Kentucky who looked at Muller. 2. The man from Kentucky had a bloody lip from fighting. 3. The person who looked at Muller was from Maine.
Output: 1
Statement: i see sure Choices:  1. I see, yes. 2. I kind of notice.  3. I don't see. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Vice Presidentas August 2 letter noted that section 717 authorizes GAO to review the aresults- of agency programs and activities and stated that the Comptroller General is not evaluating the 'results' of the Group's work Choices:  1. The Vice President didn't want to anger the group in question. 2. The Comptroller General worked with the Vice President to review the results of past program. 3. The Vice President issued an edict to the Comptroller General to clean house.
Output: 2
Statement: What makes it special is its position, with magnificent views of the coastline east toward Port Antonio and southeast to the peaks of the Blue Mountain range. Choices:  1. It is a favorite among tourists because of its spectacular views.  2. The Blue Mountain is located northwest of the position. 3. There are more than one spectacular views from its position.
Output: 3
Statement: We can stumble into a war with China over Taiwan very easily, warns Professor David Shambaugh of George Washington University. Choices:  1. Shambaugh is concerned that we will accidentally get into an unintended war with China. 2. Shambaugh warns that it would be easy to get in a war with China. 3. Shambaugh says a war with China is unheard of.
Output: 2
Statement: The majority of its population is urban dwelling, yet it has family groups of Berber and Bedouin nomads who spend their entire lives in their barren desert homeland. Choices:  1. Most of the people live in the city. 2. There are no cities, just tiny villages. 3. Most of the people live in the city but there are 5000 nomads as well.
Output: 1
Statement: Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c. under Alexander the Great and, subsequently, to his Hellenistic successors as well as the Egyptian Ptolomeys and the Syrian Seleucids. Choices:  1. Jerusalem never submitted to the rule of the Greeks in 332 b.c. 2. Jerusalem submitted peaceably to the rule of Alexander the Great. 3. Jerusalem submitted more peaceably to the rule of Alexander the Great than it did to his Hellenistic successors.
Output: 2
Statement: Program Effectiveness Evaluation Choices:  1. Some programs were under performing. 2. They could not judge the programs so they just gave up on the idea. 3. Evaluations to see if programs are being effective.
Output: 3
Statement: Little remains of medieval Madrid, but there are glimpses of the oldest parts of the city in the Arab walls and several attractive small plazas, as well as many other discoveries to be made in this area that extends from the River Manzanares and Palacio Real (Royal Palace, actually the legacy of the later Bourbon rulers) to the lively, congested Puerta del Sol, still the nerve center of Madrid. Choices:  1. Puerta del Sol is known for its lack of congestion.  2. Puerta del Sol is always congested and lively.  3. There are very few remaining remnants of medieval Madrid. 
Output: 3
Statement: Managing for  State Experiences Provide Insights for Federal Management Reforms (GAO/GGD-95-22, Dec. 21, 1994). Choices:  1. Managing for State Experiences Provides Information Useful in Federal Management Changes. 2. Managing for State Experiences Provides No Useful Information for Federal Management Reforms. 3. Managing for State Experiences Provides Information Useful in Federal Management Tax Reforms.
Output: 1
Statement: He was still bewildered by the introduction of tragedy into his cheerful commonplace existence. Choices:  1. He was a man out of place since the distressful event had upturned his complacent and calm life. 2. Even after the tragedy his life continued on its even keel. 3. This sudden imposition of suffering into the everyday normalcy of his life had him out of sorts.
Output: 3
Statement: The redeterminations are expected to result in 135,000 children having benefits terminated as a result of These changes in the law. Choices:  1. It is possible that 135,000 children will lose their benefits. 2. These children will go hungry if they lose their benefits. 3. No children will have their benefits ended.
Output: 1
Statement: Once on top you can see the ruins of Herod's once-magnificent palace, the ramp that sealed the Zealots' fate, and, way down below, the sketchy remains of the Roman siege camps. Choices:  1. Herod's palace is not in ruins at all.   2. You can see numerous ruins from the top of this site.   3. You can see the ruins of Herod's palace from the top of this site.  
Output: 3
Statement: Hellenistic and Oriental influences were most evident in religion. Choices:  1. The religion was obviously influenced by the Greeks. 2. The religion has evolved to incorporate other cultures' influences as well. 3. Religion was most obviously influenced by Oriental and Hellenistic cultures.
Output: 3
Statement: Susan tilted her head and Vrenna tilted it like a mirror. Choices:  1. Susan and Vrenna are both tilting their heads.  2. Vrenna is copying Susan's every move.  3. Both of them are still. 
Output: 1
Statement: The hand-writing is quite different from mine.  Choices:  1. My hand-writing is very different from what we are seeing here. 2. When I write by hand I write in exactly this manor.  3. This hand-writing has loops much larger than mine.
Output: 1
Statement: I did a bit of prospecting along the corridor to the next coach. Choices:  1. I did no recruiting in the hallway leading to the next coach.   2. I was very good at prospecting in the hallway.   3. I was recruiting in the hallway leading to the nearby coach.
Output: 3
Statement: These estimates are conservatively high given that recent FGD systems are operating at near stoichiometric levels8 and additives are commonly used to achieve higher SO2 removal, particularly to enhance the performance of existing retrofits. Choices:  1. The estimates are made up from random gypsies they found crying on the streets of Rome. 2. The estimates are conservatively high. 3. The estimates are conservatively low.
Output: 2
Statement: where you're educated in the first uh ten years i guess Choices:  1. I am not sure but I think it's during the first ten years of being educated. 2. I am certain it starts after the first ten days of schooling. 3. I was referring to the public education system.
Output: 1
Statement: Flanders and the river valleys of the Somme and Marne were major battlefields of World War I, and their fields are dotted with memorials and military cemeteries. Choices:  1. There are no memorials or military cemeteries in Flanders and the river valleys. 2. Big battlefields from World War I are filled now with memorials and military cemeteries. 3. Flanders and the river valleys are no longer what they used to be after World War I.
Output: 2
Statement: A basic tenet of biology used to be that the energy requirements of all living things are met ultimately by the sun--mainly through plants converting sunlight into more easily digestible forms of energy. Choices:  1. A basic tenet of biology used to be that the energy requirements of all living things are met ultimately by the sun from photosynthesis. 2. Biology states that the energy used by all biological things comes from the sun. 3. No living things receive their energy from eating things that are fed by the sun.
Output: 2
Statement: And you can even descend into caves to see ancient rock drawings. Choices:  1. There are caves there with rock drawings.   2. The caves do not feature any rock drawings.  3. The caves have rock drawings and other artifacts.  
Output: 1
Statement: She was saved all right, but they didn't seem able to hear of her over this side. Choices:  1. She was lost, but everyone heard about it. 2. Even though she was rescued, it wasn't known on this side. 3. Saving her was difficult work.
Output: 2
Statement: If the designed procedures met the requirements, we did not object to the implementation of fast pay. Choices:  1. They advocated for slowing down the payment system. 2. They were all for the faster payments. 3. They wanted their money.
Output: 2
Statement: Past the square on the left is the entrance to icek Pasaje (Flower Alley), a high, glass-roofed arcade lined with bars and restaurants. Choices:  1. The arcade is a very popular destination for the locals and teeming with culture. 2. Past the square on the left is the entrance to Club Penguin, an exclusive, fancy club. 3. The icek Pasaje is known as Flower Alley in English, and has bars and restaurants.
Output: 3
Statement: No political obsessive's day is complete without a visit to the man at Political Junkie , the premier roundup of politics, government, and political journalism links. Choices:  1. At Political Junkie, a man provides a summary of different political and governmental links. 2. Political Junkie is actually a code for the pub where political obsessive's get drunk. 3. All political obsessives shun a visit to Political Junkie because it has little to offer.
Output: 1
Statement: If we do not pre-define SBIR, we have to define what we are talking about with each recommendation. Choices:  1. We want to know about the recommendation beforehand. 2. We need to define the SBIR before we go. 3. We do not know what we are talking about.
Output: 2
Statement: Indiana differs from many other states in that the Indiana planners have made considerable progress in the last few years beyond the reconfiguration of the LSC funded programs but, unlike other states, Indiana does not have a formal State Planning body. Choices:  1. The State Planning body of Indiana results in a much tidier urban environment. 2. The Indiana State Planning body has achieved very little progress and has not been able to reconfigure LSC supported programs. 3. Other states tend to have formal planning bodies, whereas Indiana does not.
Output: 3
Statement: we can't even take care of the people that are hungry and homeless here Choices:  1. We have no homeless. 2. It is sad. 3. We can't take care of our homeless.
Output: 3
Statement: Originally, the festival invoked the help of the gods against a plague in medieval Kyoto; highly commercialized imitations of it are now celebrated all over the country. Choices:  1. There are commercialized imitations of the festival in the country. 2. There were not any festivals in medieval Kyoto. 3. The festival is an important part of the country's culture.
Output: 1
Statement: Later, in her tiny cubicle at the top of the house she munched buns and reflected on the future. Choices:  1. Later, she ate buns and pondered the future.  2. Later, she ate hot cross buns and pondered her future with him.  3. She's always lived on the streets, and doesn't think about the future. 
Output: 1
Statement: Jews, Moors, and Benedictine monks worked alongside each other in translation teams. Choices:  1. Benedictine monks were the first to translate ancient scrolls. 2. Moors never undertook any translation work. 3. Translation work was undertaken by Benedictine monks.
Output: 3
Statement: the timing chain well the camshaft timing chain Choices:  1. The timing chain and the camshaft. 2. It's the timing chain and the camshaft. 3. It's the brake line. 
Output: 1
Statement: I had my breasts enlarged. Choices:  1. My breasts have been made larger because they were tiny. 2. My balls have been made bigger, the biggest, bigly. 3. My breasts have been enlarged.
Output: 3
Statement: uh baseball basketball and football and it gets away from what the school is established for originally Choices:  1. Schools aren't established for baseball, basketball and football. 2. Schools should concentrate on what they were originally established for. 3. Schools were established for sports such as baseball, basketball and football.
Output: 1
Statement: Portugal is the world's leading producer of cork. Choices:  1. Portugal's main export is cork and it's very profitable. 2. Spain is the word's leading producer of cork. 3. The world's leading producer of cork is Portugal.
Output: 3
Statement: His guides with their maps and plans provide the classic companion to the high ground of the Lakes and his larger books make beautiful souvenirs. Choices:  1. Help in navigating the higher areas of the Lakes can be found by consulting the maps of his guides. 2. There is nothing useful in his guides should you wish to visit the Lakes. 3. While his large books make nice souvenirs, they are very expensive.
Output: 1
Statement:   At this time, IPM does not model price elasticity of demand and the effect of multiple allowance allocation mechanisms. Choices:  1. Price elasticity of demand is not modeled by IPM at this time. 2. IPM currently models price elasticity of demand. 3. The price elasticity is a minor point that will not change the data much.
Output: 1
Statement: yes well you've got to be held accountable for your actions no matter how old you are or what it is Choices:  1. Everyone over thirteen should be charged as an adult in crimes. 2. Sometimes people cannot be responsible for their actions. 3. You are responsible for your actions regardless of age.
Output: 3
Statement: Does Bill Ford Have a Better Idea? Choices:  1. Does Bill ford matter? 2. Does Bill ford have an idea that is better? 3. Does Bill ford have a better idea on how to sing the song?
Output: 2
Statement: It isn't absurd for anyone, including Falwell, to notice these hints, inferences, and references. Choices:  1. I can't see any references here. 2. There are several hints of that in the news article itself. 3. There are hints, inferences, references, and people can notice them.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh i think those two things bother me more than anything else as far as an invasion of privacy Choices:  1. If those things could be worked out, privacy interests would go a long way towards being protected in my opinion. 2. Privacy interests would be weakened, but those two aspects don't bother me at all. 3. There are two things that bother me the most concerning invasions of privacy.
Output: 3
Statement: A key distinction between recreational and residential benefits is that only those people living in residential areas are assumed to receive benefits from residential visibility, while all households in the U.S. are assumed to derive some benefit from improvements in Class I areas. Choices:  1. Only people in residential areas are supposed to receive residential benefits. 2. Only people in residential areas are supposed to receive residential benefits, but many get around this. 3. Anyone may receive residential benefits.
Output: 1
Statement: Compare Masolino's sweet and harmonious Adam and Eve in his Original Sin (chapel entrance, upper right) with Masaccio's agonizing figures in the Expulsion from the Garden of Eden, opposite, to appreciate one of the early Renaissance's most dramatic statements. Choices:  1. Adam and Eve were painted very similarly by Masaccio and Masolino. 2. Masaccio's Expulsion from the Garden of Eden was typical of his dramatic style. 3. Masaccio and Masolino painted starkly different characterizations of Adam and Eve.
Output: 3
Statement: The next major junction, Asan Tole, is larger and even busier than the ones preceding. Choices:  1. Over 200,000 people travel through Asan Tole each week. 2. Asan Tole is very busy. 3. For a break from the regional busyness, travel to Asan Tole.
Output: 2
Statement: right um i don't know a lot about um Greek and Roman although i'm a member of an organization and that is the the primary interest of some ancient uh Numismatic Society Club Choices:  1. I know a lot about the Greeks and Romans. 2. I'm in a history club but I don't know much about Greeks or Romans. 3. I know about the British empire.
Output: 2
Statement: and oh and she was like oh God he does this all the time you know where are you you know screaming J D and you know my heart was in my throat you know and uh he Brian was two houses down Choices:  1. I was calm and she was terrified about it. 2. I was terrified and she was calm about it. 3. I was terrified and she was calm about the kids running away.
Output: 2
Statement: that's a a big thing to think about Choices:  1. That's a lot to think about. 2. It's a large thing to sort out. It will take some real thought. 3. Why think about it just do it.
Output: 1
Statement: In the short term, Congress may wish to explore the benefits of (1) providing OPM with additional flexibility that would enable it to grant governmentwide authority for all agencies (i.e. Choices:  1. The Congress may want to examine the impact of increased flexibility for OPM in the long term too. 2. Congress would not be served by examining the benefits of providing OPM with more flexibility. 3. The benefit of providing OPM with more flexibility could be something the Congress may want to examine.
Output: 3
Statement: Activity information is available through the Nevada Arts Council. Choices:  1. The Nevada Arts Council gives you activity information for ideas about what you can do. 2. The Nevada Arts Council gives you activity information. 3. The Nevada Arts Council only promotes their ballet performances.
Output: 2
Statement: The choice for others is whether to force him to make the right choice, or to continue deriving profit and entertainment from his illness. Choices:  1. Others can decide whether or not they intend to continue profiting from this man's illness. 2. Most people of moral character would insist on doing the right thing. 3. The others have no choice as to whether or not they'll make him do the right thing.
Output: 1
Statement: That argument rests on the fact that dry cleaners are highly competitive. Choices:  1. There is a lot of competition between dry cleaners. 2. The competition between dry cleaners is a myth, according to the argument. 3. The argument would fall flat if dry cleaners were not competitive.
Output: 1
Statement: okay that's what i'm saying there there's so much problem with the handouts and then now by the economy being like it is this is the worst time they could have for everybody coming into the United States Choices:  1. The economy has been as its worst lately. 2. The economy is definitely in a good place right now. 3. There are already many problems.
Output: 3
Statement: Old Worcester.  Choices:  1. Do you mean Motts Orchard? 2. It's a village, something like Old Worcester. 3. In the village of Old Worcester
Output: 3
Statement: In addition to this structure, he built four more in Ujjain, Varanasi, Mathura, and his native Jaipur. Choices:  1. He was born in Varanasi. 2. He built ten in total throughout India. 3. He originally came from Jaipur.
Output: 3
Statement: The Venetian mainland reflects some of the Serenissima's artistic and architectural glories. Choices:  1. Serenissima's artistic style is the most popular in Venice. 2. None of Serenissima's art remains in the Venice mainland. 3. Some of Serenissima's architecture is reflected in Venice.
Output: 3
Statement: In fact, it is almost universally admired for its professionalism and efficiency. Choices:  1. An overwhelming amount of people see it as absolutely unprofessional.  2. The civility it exudes is respected by nearly everyone. 3. Its steadiness and expertise are admired by absolutely everyone.
Output: 2
Statement: The ethics cops who patrol newspaper and magazine newsrooms can't control the rumors and unsubstantiated stories that people post to the Web. Choices:  1. The ethics cops patrol everything except newspapers. 2. There are other people who can control unsubstantiated rumors on the internet. 3. The rumors and stories people post on the web aren't controlled by ethics cops.
Output: 3
Statement: oh well can you go to so and so's house Choices:  1. Could you make it on time to so and so's house. 2. Can you go to that persons house. 3. Don't bother going to so and so's house
Output: 2
Statement: it's the hub city Choices:  1. This location is not important. 2. This is a main traffic point. 3. This has only been a hub city for the past year.
Output: 2
Statement: The Porte Saint-Andre, Porte d'Arroux, and Theatre Romain are some of the Roman remains in the town. Choices:  1. Theatre Romain is a popular tourist destination in the town. 2. Porte d'Arroux is a site of Egyptian remains. 3. The town has a number of Roman ruins.
Output: 3
Statement: As I've discussed in my testimony, the increasing complexity of issues and the accelerating change in government-major factors in GAO's strategic plan-helped us realize that this realignment was necessary to better position GAO for serving the future needs of the Congress. Choices:  1. No realignment is necessary to better position GAO for being able to meet the future needs of the Congress. 2. The accelerating change in government-major factors int he GAO's strategic plan was what helped us realized that the realignment was necessary.  3. I've had over a dozen discussions about my testimony.
Output: 2
Statement: 'I wouldn't suggest it if we couldn't.' Choices:  1. I wouldn't suggest killing him if we couldn't do it. 2. If we couldn't do it I wouldn't suggest it. 3. I'd suggest it if we couldn't do it just to see what happens.
Output: 2
Statement: Of course, I was not an intimate, and I did not see him in his private moments. Choices:  1. Someone was not intimate with "him". 2. They only knew him as an acquaintance. 3. They knew him intimately.
Output: 1
Statement: A wink's as good as a nod ”from you.  Choices:  1. You don't have to say anything.  2. From you, a wink is as good as a nod.  3. You need to be verbally clear.
Output: 2
Statement: The reconstruction plan warily lowered the profile by more than 10 percent. Choices:  1. For that area, there was no reconstruction ever done, it's still in its original form 2. The profile was lowered by more than 10 percent because of the reconstruction plan. 3. They calculated and the reconstruction plan is considered to be a complete disaster.
Output: 2
Statement: and that's what i find lacking in a lot of you know like Home Alone there was a lot of the human character when he was home alone and he was trying to be tough and they s had a lot of human character there but when it was the real slapstick moments him versus the criminals kind of thing it just sort of lost the human element became purely a caricature Choices:  1. I found the slap stick scenes in Home Alone lacking in the area of human character so I stopped watching it. 2. I found the slap stick scenes in Home Alone to be the most real part of the movie. 3. I found the slap stick scenes in Home Alone lacking in the area of human character.
Output: 3
Statement: um i don't know i just feel more Choices:  1. I cannot feel anything anymore. 2. It feels like my senses were shut-off before that happened. 3. I am not sure, but I sense more.
Output: 3
Statement: well i think we've done it  thank you very much it's been interesting Choices:  1. We had a good time while doing it. 2. We've already done it thanks. 3. We haven't gotten around to it as of yet but it's been quite interesting.
Output: 2
Statement: Its tranquil Moorish gardens with fountains and quiet patios are its main selling point, though rooms are very comfortable. Choices:  1. Though the rooms are nice, the soothing scenery is the real draw.  2. The Moorish gardens have some of the prettiest trees around. 3. The gardens really detract from how fantastic the rooms are.
Output: 1
Statement: and his action anecdotes weren't very good at all he he had he jumps around he in that particular book i don't know how his other ones are but in that one he jumped around a little bit Choices:  1. I found it hard to follow his writing in that book. 2. I know that all his books have incoherent ideas, just like this one. 3. He was incoherent in that particular book.
Output: 3
Statement: Said Ken Bode ( Washington Week in Review ): We're going to skip [this week on WWIR ] the possibility of Monica Lewinsky testifying at Linda Tripp's trial and--blah, blah, blah--for this week, and I think our viewers probably will be happy to hear that we are going to skip it. Choices:  1. Viewers were happy about it being skipped. 2. Linda Tripp is testifying this week. 3. Ken Bode made WWIR skip Monica Lewinsky's testification.
Output: 3
Statement: Is that crystal similar to the sky, by association, by contagion, or by true symbolism? Choices:  1. Does the crystal match the sky? 2. The crystal matches the sky. 3. It is impossible to question whether it matches.
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to the Department of Labor's outreach program, other federal agencies also play a role in saving education. Choices:  1. The British Department of Education played a role in saving education. 2. Other federal agencies played a role in saving education. 3. The Dept. of Labor's outreach program played a role in saving education.
Output: 2
Statement: Ireland is the world's second-largest software exporter, Barcelona is a center for e-startups, and Strasbourg is sprouting biotech firms. Choices:  1. Ireland is attractive for software companies because of its tax laws. 2. Ireland is the world's largest software exporter. 3. The world's second largest software exporter is Ireland.
Output: 3
Statement: Beppu's most popular attractions are the open-air hell ponds around Kannawa, which are alternately hilarious and dramatic. Choices:  1. The open-air hell ponds around Kannawa are one of Beppu's most-visited attractions. 2. Beppu's most popular attraction is the temple at Kannawa. 3. The hilarious open-air hell ponds of Beppu are very well-known.
Output: 3
Statement: wow that's that's not bad four hundred and something a year that's that's Choices:  1. Four hundred per year is ridiculous. 2. We pay over six hundred per year. 3. Four hundred a year is incredible.
Output: 3
Statement: Generator Phase I Allowances Choices:  1. Generator Phase 1 has no Allowances. 2. Generator Phase 1 has Allowances because it generates phases.  3. Generator Phase 1 has Allowances.
Output: 3
Statement: Drew unfastened his money belt and handed it over. Choices:  1. Drew loved money, handing the belt over was hard. 2. Drew gave up his belt of money. 3. Drew kept his money belt to himself.
Output: 2
Statement: Even if you do not spot much of the wildlife we mention and you are almost assured of seeing something the sheer experience of the jungle at night, with its incredible noises, the flitting of mysterious fireflies, and the sense of invisible but omnipresent life and movement around you make it all worthwhile. Choices:  1. You may not see the mentioned wildlife, but assuredly you will experience the jungle atmosphere at night. 2. You are guaranteed to see the mentioned wildlife. 3. The excursion will be worthwhile
Output: 1
Statement: Top leadership commitment entails time, energy, and persistence in providing incentives and establishing accountability. Choices:  1. Even people that don't understand what it takes to be a good leader can be one. 2. One must master many different areas to fulfill a leadership commitment.  3. All successful people that hold top leadership positions have a clear sense of accountability.
Output: 2
Statement: That's the last bad stretch; now it'll be downhill an' green fields all th' way. Nye nodded at the narrow opening between two hills lying ahead. Choices:  1. There's nothing but bad stretches left for us to go through. 2. There will be some streams between the hill where we can get water. 3. There's a narrow opening between two hills ahead which Nye nodded at.
Output: 3
Statement: The Sakurajima peninsula was once an island until a gigantic eruption in 1914, when the rocks and lava joined it forever to the mainland. Choices:  1. The rocks serve as a bridge from Sakurajima to the mainland. 2. After an eruption in 1914, the Sakurajima peninsula is no longer a peninsula. 3. Even after the eruption of 1914, Sakutajima is still a peninsula.
Output: 2
Statement: Through its effects on federal revenues and spending, GDP also helps determine the NIPA federal budget surplus or deficit. Choices:  1. The GDP depends on the federal budget surplus. 2. The GDP depends on the federal deficit. 3. The GDP depends on how many extra billions the government has.
Output: 1
Statement: That is, it had a much flatter income distribution, so that people had much more sense of sharing a common national lifestyle. Choices:  1. A much flatter income distribution for a common national lifestyle. 2. A much higher income distribution for a common national lifestyle. 3. The income distribution was a low as 20%.
Output: 1
Statement: Knights of old placed their hands on this 12th-century sepulchre when they took their oaths. Choices:  1. There was a law that prohibited knights to take oaths in the 12th-century. 2. The locals believed so much in the tradition that they obliged knights to keep their promises. 3. The oaths were taken with hands placed on the 12th-century sepulchre.
Output: 3
Statement: Thierry Mugler's black satin one-piece took the sado-maso route with stark black bands clutching ribcage and upper thigh, also for $750. Choices:  1. Thierry Mugler's red stained two-piece took the route of a Disc Jockey, also for $76. 2. Mugler's one piece looked more like a sado-maso piece with the stark black bands, just $750. 3. For $750 you can have a one piece with stark black bands.
Output: 2
Statement:  The town itself is a hotch potch of old stucco houses and luxurious new buildings. Choices:  1. The town is a mix of old stucco houses and luxurious new buildings. 2. The town is beautiful 3. The town doesn't have luxurious buildings.
Output: 1
Statement: oh my gosh well there's so many people who have never you know even gotten to do that so that's great my sister was telling me Choices:  1. Most people manage to challenge it with success.  2. I got succeeded in something that not many people had the chance to try.  3. Not many people have achieved that. 
Output: 3
Statement: In this regard, the current length of time that it takes to hire a person in most other federal agencies is much too long and must be addressed. Choices:  1. The issue of long hiring times in the majority of federal agencies needs to be discussed. 2. Federal agency hiring times are so fast that there's no need to shorten them. 3. Federal agencies would like to have faster hiring processes but the time for background checks really slows it down.
Output: 1
Statement: It hovered at the edge of a great new hole and seemed to be wobbling, careening and losing its balance. Choices:  1. It seemed that a slight bump would send it tumbling down. 2. It floated at the edge of a hole and seems to be about to topple. 3. It stood strong and firm in one place.
Output: 2
Statement: no that's for sure i mean it's it's kind of sad when you have to give them more than one life sentence in order to insure that they're going to stay in for a while i mean you know even that's what Choices:  1. It's sad when their sentences get reduced. 2. It's great that sentences aren't always the whole length. 3. It's sad that their sentences get reduced to a quarter of what they were.
Output: 1
Statement: DirecPC is a bad choice for those who want to transmit data, because it uplinks on conventional phone lines at a paltry 28,800 bits per second. Choices:  1. Generally, over conventional phone lines, DirecPC offers 90000 bits per second.  2. 28000 bits per second is the uplink on standard phone lines for DirecPC 3. Competitors offer much better speeds but for significantly higher cost.
Output: 2
Statement: Thursday's celebration was the first public even held at the courthouse. Choices:  1. They celebrated on Thursday. 2. They celebrated in public on the sidewalks. 3. They did not celebrate.
Output: 1
Statement: Many years ago, Reginald Heber Smith famously noted that the reason poverty organizations have not more completely answered the demand of the poor for legal assistance is that they are grossly under financed. Choices:  1. Legal assistance for the poor is underfunded. 2. Poverty organizations are able to adequately fund the legal needs of the impoverished. 3. Legal costs are rising for poor people.
Output: 1
Statement: So you can imagine my surprise that the recent remake, Kids , was not based on the song. Choices:  1. The recent adaptation of Kids isn't based off the song. 2. The adaptation of Kids was exactly like the song. 3. The adaptation of Kids was still good regardless of its flaws.
Output: 1
Statement: Legal assistance to H-2A workers was expressly limited to matters relating to wages, housing, transportation, and other employment rights as provided in the worker's specific contract. Choices:  1. H-2A workers can get some legal assistance. 2. H-2A workers have no options for legal assistance. 3. H-2A workers can get some legal assistance only from LSC.
Output: 1
Statement: . I suppose you could make an argument that it's a significant enough phenomenon, so that it deserves to be here. Choices:  1. It was such a different and significant phenomenon that it arguable should be here.  2. It deserves to be here because it's a huge phenomenon.  3. IT was not significant and has no business being here.
Output: 2
Statement: The technical verification of the ability of a proposed system configuration, replacement component, or the features or functions of its software, to satisfy functional requirements. Choices:  1. If a system does not meet satisfaction, then it is scrapped. 2. Systems often have little or no bug testing. 3. Verification requires multiples different categories to be tested.
Output: 3
Statement: No more trouble. Choices:  1. There's going to be a bunch more trouble. 2. The bar fight had caused a lot of trouble. 3. No more issues.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i didn't buy it really my husband bought it because we we'd we'd never get out and go walking or anything  and we go to the lake and we ski and swim in the summer but Choices:  1. It was a good idea that my husband bought it because it got us out walking more. 2. My husband bought it because we would go out sometimes in the summer and winter sometimes but we'd never really go walking or things like that. 3. I bought it because we got out to the lake enough in the summer.
Output: 2
Statement: The cause of the Mutiny of 1857, or The War of Independence as it is known to Indians, was symptomatic of British insensitivity. Choices:  1. The cause of the 1857 mutiny, or the War of Independence, was due to British insensitivity. 2. The cause of the 1857 mutiny is impossible to discern and it's likely it never even happened. 3. The cause of the 1857 mutiny, or the War of Independence, was due to British insensitivity and their cruel treatment of the natives.
Output: 1
Statement: If Monica must be killed to save the president, she will be killed (metaphorically speaking, of course). Choices:  1. Nothing can save this president. 2. If Monica has to be the sacrificial lamb, so be it. 3. They will come up with things to charge her with.
Output: 2
Statement: Within the week, said the horror. Choices:  1. The horror said within the week. 2. The horror said he'd get more food within the week. 3. Within the next month, said the horror.
Output: 1
Statement: well not that we could be bought but uh Choices:  1. You could easily buy us, no doubt.  2. Well, we can't necessarily really be bought, but... 3. I would rather not sell myself out, or us as a whole, but if you can think of something tempting, maybe we can come to a deal.
Output: 2
Statement: He might have stowed them there in a hurry. Choices:  1. He definitely didn't put anything there. 2. They might have been put there in a rush. 3. He was in a hurry because he had a train to catch.
Output: 2
Statement: Janet Williams suggested the phrase information and communication technology. Choices:  1. The phrase information and communication technology that Janet Williams suggest was very valuable. 2. Janet Williams was in no way connected to the phrase information and communication technology.  3. Janet Williams was responsible for suggesting the phrase information and communication technology.
Output: 3
Statement: * Chatterbox is well aware that many Texans resist attempts to classify their breed as southern, or western, or anything other than Lone Star. Choices:  1. Chatterbox still tries to encourage Texans to classify their breed as western. 2. It's common knowledge that many Texans prefer to classify their breed as southern, instead of Lone Star. 3. Many Texans only classify their breed as Lone Star.
Output: 3
Statement: Exactly, said John, with rather unnecessary abruptness.  Choices:  1. John had abruptly agreed with the other participant of the dialogue. 2. Certainly not, said John, after a pause. 3. John knew, that the other party was correct.
Output: 1
Statement: Hall, did you say? asked Sir James. Choices:  1. Sir James was asking if Hall was in fact a persons name. 2. Sir James asked for clarification. 3. Sir James knew exactly what was said.
Output: 2
Statement: Other efforts focus on how to increase pro bono representation of both eligible clients and potential clients in need of service provided by the federally funded statewide program, and to locate providers for services that may not be available from the recipient of LSC funds. Choices:  1. Other efforts try to increase pro bono representation for clients. 2. Other efforts try to increase pro bono representation for clients who are below the poverty line. 3. Other efforts try to decrease pro bono representation for clients.
Output: 1
Statement: You get one mistake. Choices:  1. You get to make two mistakes. 2. You only get to make one mistake. 3. You get one mistake before your hand is cut off.
Output: 2
Statement: me too yeah that's interesting Choices:  1. That's cool, so do I. 2. I never knew that before. 3. That's not funny because I'm not like that.
Output: 1
Statement: O'Connell was made lord mayor of Dublin in 1841, but failed in his bid to have the Act of Union repealed and an Irish parliament re-established. Choices:  1. In 1841, O'Connell became the lord mayor or Dublin. 2. O'Connell was successful in repealing the Act of Union in 1841. 3. O'Connell thought it would be an improvement to Dublin if the parliament was re-established.
Output: 1
Statement: I can confirm he does, for I have tried to convey the same Ionian Enchantment in my recent book How the Mind Works. Choices:  1. I can't confirm that he does, there is no mention of it within my book. 2. I worked day and night to convey the same Ionian Enchantment in my recent book "How the Mind Works."  3. It's true that he does, I tried to show the same Ionian Enchantment in my recent novel "How the Mind Works." 
Output: 3
Statement: Other critics add that the university's current presence in Northwest gives many Washingtonians a valuable opportunity to leave their troubled neighborhoods behind. Choices:  1. The critics also said that the university is ugly. 2. Other critics add that the Universit's presence in the Northwest gives valuable opportunities to Washingtonians. 3. The Washingtonians give the university a valuable opportunity to leave their neighbourhoods behind.
Output: 2
Statement:  Hashish! Choices:  1. We're going to get high on all this hashish! 2. Oh boy, opium! 3. Compressed cannabis pollen!
Output: 3
Statement: piece crudely indicts the entire Serb nation (they didn't need to load Kosovars into boxcars to look bad). Choices:  1. The Serb nation was not indicted at all in the piece. 2. The entire Serb nation is cruelly indicted in the piece. 3. The Serb nation has never been indicted in other pieces before.
Output: 2
Statement: Determine Who Had Highest Retirement Income; Aged Population Nearly Doubles From Today as a Share Choices:  1. The aged population has lower retirement incomes. 2. The aged population has higher retirement incomes. 3. The aged population has higher retirement incomes because of an increase in the stock market.
Output: 2
Statement: From the bus station, signs in English point the way to the path winding along a stream, past many stalls and small shops selling Ohara's famous pickles, to the temple's massive front gate. Choices:  1. The path between the bus station and the temple is deserted 2. It is very far from the bus station to the temple 3. English signs lead the way to the temple from the bus station
Output: 3
Statement: She's mostly called that, sir, but Marguerite's her name. Choices:  1. While she has a different name, she usually goes by Marguerite. 2. Marguerite is the woman's birth name. 3. Her actual name is something else.
Output: 1
Statement: i'm always amazed that uh larger areas uh they can play for what we can uh many of our friends who are transferred away from  for some reason or another end up in cities that it would cost them ten thousand dollars a year to belong to a club Choices:  1. It's more expensive to play in large cities. 2. In many cities it can cost thousands of dollars per year to join a club. 3. Our friends all moved away so they could join exclusive clubs.
Output: 2
Statement: Drew! An imperative wave of the hand brought him to join Don Cazar and to discover Anse already there, rolling his bed. Choices:  1. Anse was there already and he was in bed.  2. Anse was in bed because he was sick with a fever. 3. No one waved either of their hands.
Output: 1
Statement: This intriguing glass structure nestled amidst the trees was created by Frank Lloyd Wright's son as a memorial to the Swedish philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg. Choices:  1. The art was sold to several wealthy collectors to their own private collections. 2. The son of Frank Lloyd Wrigtht created this interesting glass structure. 3. It was Frank Lloyd himself that created that glass structure nestled admist the trees.
Output: 2
Statement: As figure 2.1 shows, gross national saving rebounded. Choices:  1. As figure 2.1 shows, gross national saving stayed at the same level. 2. Gross national saving rebounded, as shown in figure 2.1. 3. Reboundment of gross national saving happened many years ago.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah you you think then that uh part of it is because the uh it flashes too much on the personal uh characteristics of the candidate rather than his uh job performance issues Choices:  1. The candidates personal characteristics are the most important. 2. The candidate has personal characteristics and job performance issues. 3. It should include equal parts personal characteristics and job performance issues.
Output: 2
Statement: While their grant applications may not have the methodologic design that study sections composed of alcohol research specialists are accustomed to, funding such research will lead to the development of research methodologies appropriate to the emergency department setting. Choices:  1. The grant applications were not made the same as ones that research specialists have worked with prior. 2. The research specialists found their grant applications to be the norm. 3. The applications were far less detailed than the usual ones.
Output: 1
Statement: Lives of the Monster Dogs tells the story of dogs outfitted with voice boxes and prosthetic hands who move to New York and become socialites. Choices:  1. The story is very creepy and the dogs end up murdering many people. 2. This move is about technologically advanced dogs in New York. 3. The dogs in the story are normal dogs that can't talk.
Output: 2
Statement: The Justice Department has sued the developers, contractors, architect and civil engineer of two large apartment complexes in Olathe, alleging violations of the Fair Housing Act requirement that multifamily housing be accessible to the disabled. Choices:  1. It is expected that the Justice Department will succeed with its lawsuit. 2. Contractors are among those who have not been sued by the Justice Department. 3. Contractors are among those being sued by the Justice Department.
Output: 3
Statement: On this road, too, are attractive pottery flowerpots in the shape of elephants and other creatures. Choices:  1. There are flower pots along this road as well. 2. Elephant flowerpots are not in existence. 3. Everyone think that these flowerpots look nice.
Output: 1
Statement: Your letter was so charming that Prudie almost forgot it was about a problem. Choices:  1. Prudie almost forgot the problem as he read your charming letter 2. Your charming letter almost made Prudie forget about the mundane issue. 3. Prudie was not amused with your letter about the problem
Output: 1
Statement: We know now that there is one person 98 who did not buy the poison.  Choices:  1. It's been verified that there is one individual who didn't purchase the poison. 2. The person who didn't buy the poison is the lone survivor. 3. It was decided that fourteen people had bought the poison.
Output: 1
Statement: that's what he i can't tell you how many times i heard that that's what he yeah i i can't tell you how many times i heard that and my son only my son only five so he's not old enough yet to send out to to the do the yard work Choices:  1. My son is not old enough to do yard work. 2. My son is only five years of age 3. My son is too old to do any yard work.
Output: 1
Statement: we had my grandfather had Alzheimer's Alzheimer's disease and  my grandmother kept him at home as long as she could Choices:  1. My grandfather had Alzheimer's, and he lived with my grandmother. 2. As soon as my grandfather had Alzheimer's, my grandmother left him. 3. It was hard for my grandmother to take care of grandfather, when he got Alzheimer's disease.
Output: 1
Statement: A gun is still useful, worth money, if he who picks it up from beside the dead does not want it for himself. Choices:  1. A gun is useless if it is not in the hands of the dead man.  2. Most guns will go for a good price these days. 3. A firearm can still be useful and sold for money.
Output: 3
Statement: Why had he said that? Choices:  1. Did he say it to be funny? 2. Why did he say the thing he said? 3. What did he say?
Output: 2
Statement: and uh running after them or going biking with them or just exploring you know on a little exploration exploration hike you know through the neighborhood it's amazing you know how many earthworms you can find and Choices:  1. There are many earthworms in the ground. 2. I never see worms on my hike. 3. An exploration hike reveals so many earthworms.
Output: 3
Statement: Preaching recently in Luxembourg's Catholic cathedral, the Most Rev. Choices:  1. Mr. Jones, the Most Rev., was preaching recently in the Catholic cathedral of Luxembourg. 2. The Most Reverend was preaching recently in Luxembourg's cathedral. 3. The Least Reverend was caught preaching in the Catholic cathedral.
Output: 2
Statement: if you could weed out those the people that have chronic accidents and test those you know that's a start Choices:  1. Plans to test people should be abandoned. 2. You should identify and test those that have chronic accidents. 3. Those that have chronic accidents should be tested within the next month.
Output: 2
Statement: He started to rush off, presumably with mind to intercept. Choices:  1. He ran off to intercept. 2. He stayed standing there. 3. He ran off hoping he had enough time to intercept.
Output: 1
Statement: People at Chicago like to say that it's harder to get into Harvard but harder to get out of Chicago. Choices:  1. It is hard to get enough funds and opportunity to leave Chicago. 2. Chicago is very easy to leave. 3. It is hard to get out of Chicago.
Output: 3
Statement: and the new place doesn't have air conditioning and has gas heating so it's going to be i know it's going to be cheaper Choices:  1. It will be more expensive because it has air conditioning and electric heating.  2. It's going to be cheaper because it doesn't have air conditioning but does have gas heating.  3. Air conditioning costs a lot of money so not having it will save money. 
Output: 2
Statement: Including the red Curtiss biplane. Choices:  1. The red biplane was included in the plans to take off on a mission.  2. The red biplane wasn't included at all.  3. It includes the biplane that is red. 
Output: 3