niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: A variety of themes are space, health, communications, agriculture, etc. Choices:  1. There is only one theme. 2. Space and health are among the themes. 3. The themes change occasionally.
Output: 2
Statement: so it keeps you in the company huh Choices:  1. You aren't in the company anymore? 2. This is what keeps you in the company, right? 3. The only reason that you're still in the company is because of this.
Output: 2
Statement: You said I was crazy." Choices:  1. You said I was crazy. 2. You said I was sane! 3. You said I was crazy for telling her I love her!
Output: 1
Statement: When third parties compete with the Postal Service, however, in highly automated operations such as applying barcodes with optical character readers and sorting barcoded mail, a wage premium would seemingly not be a very significant factor. Choices:  1. The Postal Service faces significant competition with third parties. 2. The Postal Service is a monopoly in its industry. 3. The Postal Service is better than all its competitors.
Output: 1
Statement: Most of the tech executives are uninterested in politics (though Case is an exception). Choices:  1. Case is interested in politics. 2. Most tech executives stay out of politics. 3. Case doesn't care who wins this election.
Output: 2
Statement: Both men had donned leather breastplates. Choices:  1. The men were wearing steel armor. 2. Their breastplates came from a cow. 3. The men were wearing leather breastplates.
Output: 3
Statement: they are but parents Choices:  1. They are, but parents...  2. They are only parents. 3. Parents are the worst and you can't expect much out of them. 
Output: 1
Statement: and i've got to remember uh you know on this election i'm in this district in this election i'm for here and uh you know this precinct votes here Choices:  1. This district always votes for the same party. 2. I am not part of this district for the upcoming election. 3. I'm part of this district for this election.
Output: 3
Statement: It seems suitable in Saudi Arabia, for example, where women can't vote, since it squashes public expression along with hair. Choices:  1. Women can vote in Saudi Arabia. 2. Women can't vote in Saudi Arabia. 3. Women can't vote in Saudi Arabia but can everywhere else.
Output: 2
Statement: King Mahendra acceded to the throne on the death of his father Tribhuvan in 1955. Choices:  1. Mahendra had not what wanted to ascend to the throne.  2. After the death of Tribuvhan, Mahendra became king.  3. The death of king Tribuvhan happened in 1950
Output: 2
Statement: LOAN GUARANTEE COMMITMENT - A binding agreement by a federal agency to make a loan guarantee when specified conditions are fulfilled by the borrower, the lender, or any other party to the guarantee agreement. Choices:  1. A loan can be ensured by the Federal government. 2. If the lendee is a veteran, the Federal government may guarantee their loan. 3. There is no chance the Feds will guarantee any type of loan.
Output: 1
Statement: Is she comically over the top, attention-grabbing and at times hysterical (Anthony Tommasini, the New York Times ), or is she simply a captivating comic presence (Charles Isherwood, Variety )? Not everyone loved the  New York 's Peter Davis says, [T]he characters [are] foggily defined and the heart of the opera left unexamined. Choices:  1. More people like the opera than not. 2. Nobody like the New York 's Peter Davis opera. 3. Some people liked the New York 's Peter Davis opera and some people didn't.
Output: 3
Statement: Since 1996 Legal Aid has increased its annual revenue by $6 million, renovated all of its offices and increased staff salaries Co which helps explain why 7 out of 13 chief (or managing) attorneys around the state are former Legal Aid lawyers who returned after stints in private or government practice. Choices:  1. Legal Aid raised its staff salaries and did some work on its offices. 2. Legal Aid workers got a ten percent raise on their salaries. 3. Legal Aid made some salary cuts for its staff, since 1996.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah because see what happens is they have a good backup policy and anybody can fix it and so that's what you're gonna go for Choices:  1. They have no backup policy. 2. They have a good backup policy for their computers. 3. They have a good backup policy and anybody can fix it.
Output: 3
Statement: Bridge House in Ambleside is one of the most popular sites and perhaps one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District. Choices:  1. Bridge House is very popular. 2. Bridge House gets 10,000 visitors a month. 3. No one likes bridge house.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Well,' said White. Choices:  1. White was unsure.  2. White spoke.  3. White could not speak. 
Output: 2
Statement: you know it's just like oh i love you and i you know this that and the other  but she write she wrote when she was talking to her baby Choices:  1. She wrote a love song about talking to her baby. 2. She does not write her own music herself. 3. She is good at writing love song lyrics.
Output: 1
Statement: 'And another thing,' she snapped. Choices:  1. She had snapped. 2. 'And another thing,' she said kindly. 3. She was so angry that she snapped.
Output: 1
Statement: I thought as much, said Tommy with satisfaction. Choices:  1. Tommy never thought anything. 2. Tommy thought so and acted on the information. 3. Tommy thought so with satisfaction.
Output: 3
Statement: Most patients in emergency departments are seen in non-academic centers. Choices:  1. All the patients in emergency departments are seen in academic centers. 2. Patients in emergency departments can be seen in academic centers. 3. A good number of emergency department patients are seen in non-academic centers.
Output: 3
Statement: Agencies or programs that balance multiple missions present the Congress with significant issues that must be evaluated in order to determine how best to achieve all of the goals and objectives for which the entity was created. Choices:  1. The Congress don't need to evaluate the issues and are not responsible for helping entities achieve goals. 2. Congress enjoys helping agencies or programs reach their greatest potential. 3. Congress must evaluate the issues of the agencies or programs that have a multitude of missions.
Output: 3
Statement: Sayong pottery, from Perakiahas a glossy black color. Choices:  1. Made in Perakiahas, Sayong pottery is glossy black in color. 2. Sayong pottery is not made in Perakiahas. 3. All pottery made in Perakiahas is black and glossy.
Output: 1
Statement: so uh they  they've got a lot of sports going on around here Choices:  1. Sports are popular here. 2. Sports are going on a lot around here. 3. There are no sports going on here.
Output: 2
Statement: According to Laibson, the conflict is not between you and your mate, but between you-today and you-tomorrow. Choices:  1. The conflict isn't between the couple. 2. The conflict isn't between you and someone else, but you and you in the future. 3. The conflict is between you and your partner.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Exactly,' he nodded. Choices:  1. He responded. 2. He threw a screaming hissy fit. 3. He knew we were right.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah they've they've got plenty of problems without the Iraqi problem Choices:  1. The Iraqi problem is one of their many problems. 2. Iraqi is prone to having complex issues arising from it due to terrorism. 3. They do not have any problems at all especially with the Iraqi.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah that's one of the one great thing about it Choices:  1. There are many great things about it and this is one. 2. That's one terrific thing about it. 3. There is nothing great about it. 
Output: 2
Statement: Red watched them walk away and when he turned he saw Slim peering cautiously out from among the briars of a hedge. Choices:  1. Slim was with the group that left. 2. Slim was an undercover police officer. 3. Red observed the group leaving and spotted someone else.
Output: 3
Statement: Clinton's critics invoke the specter of Vietnam by warning against an unwise commitment to war in Kosovo. Choices:  1. They protested Clinton's decision to pursue this commitment. 2. Clinton's critics were in full agreement with his commitment to war in Kosovo. 3. Clinton's critics warned against committing to war in Kosovo.
Output: 3
Statement: The B5289 road, which runs south from Keswick along the eastern shore of Derwent Water, leads you to some of the best gems of the Lake District. Choices:  1. There is not much down the south of Kewsick. 2. The best gems are down the eastern shore. 3. The most popular spots are down the eastern shore.
Output: 2
Statement: It slowly blossomed into a huge cloud of pink gas that rifted away, to show people and objects dropping like stones to the ground below. Choices:  1. It blossomed into a large cloud of pink gas that showed people and objects dropping to the ground. 2. The pink cloud showed us nothing. 3. The mist dissipated and we looked on in horror as we saw people plummet to the ground below.
Output: 1
Statement: The California Science Ceter and IMAX Theaterfeatures many interactive exhibits as well as the IMAX. Choices:  1. The IMAX Theater has more than just the IMAX. 2. The IMAX theater is permanently closed to visitors. 3. Interactive exhibits are often more interesting than the theater.
Output: 1
Statement: Over the generations the castle has been expanded, but it is still essentially a family home, full of furniture, books, and family portraits. Choices:  1. The castle requires frequent upgrades. 2. The castle had been expanded over many generations. 3. The caste has never been changed over the years.
Output: 2
Statement: Nowadays banks are by no means guaranteed to make  To turn a profit they must work hard, innovate--and take big risks. Choices:  1. I don't think banks have to take risks to make a profit. 2. I think honesty helps banks turn a profit. 3. It requires skill an hard work for banks to make a profit nowadays.
Output: 3
Statement: As you know, the United States General Accounting Office (GAO) has been engaged in an ongoing effort to obtain certain narrowly defined, factual information concerning the development of the National Energy Policy proposal from Vice President Cheney in his role as Chair of the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPDG). Choices:  1. GAO has been repeatedly attempting to obtain energy information from Dick Cheney. 2. Cheney is the head of GAO. 3. GAO deals directly with all national energy matters.
Output: 1
Statement: i was going oh wait a minute come on guys this is crummy Choices:  1. I am not going to wait at all - aww, my friends are awesome. 2. I am going to wait five minutes - hey, this is unfortunately (caused by my closed friends). 3. I am going to wait a minute - hey, this is awful
Output: 3
Statement: This king once told his people that as long as such birds did not fly away, his spirit would remain in the valley. Choices:  1. His spirits would stay in the valley so long as the birds do not leave. 2. The birds do not have any significance on his spirit. 3. His spirit is what keeps the valley vibrant.
Output: 1
Statement: finding out about different people and i've i've always liked that show probably the very best Choices:  1. I like the show that's about finding out about different kinds of people. 2. I don't like shows that focus on people. 3. I tend to like shows that focus on the characters and people the most.
Output: 1
Statement: um there's you know there's a lot of things like that it it it you can uh you can pound on something for a long time before it finally breaks but until it breaks you don't really know that there  you were doing anything to it Choices:  1. Til it breaks you do not really know what to do. 2. We are hoping that it will not break. 3. We knew how to prevent it from breaking.
Output: 1
Statement: It would take only one-tenth of one second to download a Slate article via ADSL. Choices:  1. Downloading the article takes a long time. 2. Downloading the article is almost instant using fiber internet. 3. Downloading the article is almost instant.
Output: 3
Statement:  "Everyone is chanting for you," Nema told him. Choices:  1. Everyone was silent.  2. Nema remained silent. 3. Nema told him that there was chanting for him.
Output: 3
Statement: 190 Again Tommy felt that cold chill of uncertainty. Choices:  1. Tommy felt nervous again.  2. Tommy felt uncertain again.  3. Tommy was confidently positive. 
Output: 2
Statement: Veer right at the end of Durbar Marg to reach the Rani Pokhari (Queen's Pond). Choices:  1. If you take a right at the end of Durbar Marg, you can reach Rani Pokhari. 2. The Queen's Pond visitors usually come from Durbar Marg. 3. The Queen's Pond is 6 kilometers left of Durbar Marg.
Output: 1
Statement: The double sepulchre of Jean sans Peur and his wife, Marguerite de Baviyre, is also lavishly sculpted, although more stylized. Choices:  1. Jean sans Peur's wife was Marguerite de Baviyre. 2. Jean sans Peur was only married once. 3. Jean sans Peur was never married to anyone.
Output: 1
Statement: Many detached houses in cities are as close as 20 meters apart. Choices:  1. Many detached houses in cities are as close as 2 meters apart. 2. Many semi-detached houses in rural areas are as close as 15 meters apart 3. Many detached houses in cities are as close as 20 meters apart.
Output: 3
Statement: while exploratory case study sites should bracket the diversity that is likely to be encountered in the program, population, and setting of a larger study. Choices:  1. It is possible to predict the type of diversity that will be faced. 2. It is unimportant to categorize diversity types. 3. Population diversity will carry the widest bracket.
Output: 1
Statement: it's it's religious based and uh you know by by self-proclamation this is a holy war and it is right and then uh we we go on from there Choices:  1. It's atheiest  2. It's based on the Bible. 3. It's based on your religion.
Output: 3
Statement: and so i don't i don't know firsthand of these benefits Choices:  1. Yes I know all about those benefits. 2. I have no idea what the advantages could be. 3. I know for a fact that there are benefits, but I just don't know what they are.
Output: 2
Statement: hello you sure did to to whom am i speaking Choices:  1. we haven't gotten anything from you Michael 2. i'm going to take your name down and call you back 3. yes that happened, but who's calling?
Output: 3
Statement: Summary evaluation ratings include the following. Choices:  1. Summary evaluation ratings include how anonymous they are. 2. Summary evaluation ratings include some things. 3. They cannot rate summary evaluations.
Output: 2
Statement: However, the issue of the federal ownership of nonfederal assets is controversial. Choices:  1. The issue of the federal ownership of non-federal assets is hard. 2. The issue of the federal ownership of non-federal assets is not remotely controversial. 3. The issue of the federal ownership of non-federal assets is controversial.
Output: 3
Statement: you're living with three other people Choices:  1. You only live with one other person. 2. You live with three people in one bedroom. 3. You live with three people.
Output: 3
Statement: Rather they are assessments of how the future might unfold compared to a previously defined reference case - given a national commitment to achieve the emission reductions, and given the mix of technology and policy assumptions embodied in each of the scenarios. Choices:  1. This set of complex words creating a long sentence could puzzle someone who doesn't possess the complete knowledge of the English language. 2. Given a national commitment to achieve the emission reductions, and given the mix of technology and policy assumptions embodied in each of the scenarios, they are rather assessments of how the future might unfold compared to a previously defined reference case. 3. They are not assessments of how the future might unfold compared to a previously defined reference case, rather they are just a baseless prediction.
Output: 2
Statement: well we're still writing checks for the loans for Notre Dame Choices:  1. Did your parents or grandparents read to you when you were young? 2. What books do you remember liking from your childhood? 3. You don't know how to read, do you?
Output: 2
Statement: did that have um so you don't you don't feel that that we were um exploiting in the sense of we were benefiting and they weren't Choices:  1. We took in a lot, but they did not. We were all working, though.  2. We were making out alright, but they were not.  3. They benefited us much as we did. 
Output: 2
Statement: you live in Virginia now oh that's interesting Choices:  1. It's completely boring that you live in Virginia. 2. Virginia is interesting, because i heard many interesting stories about it from my parents. 3. It's interesting that you live in Virginia.
Output: 3
Statement: well i mean there was the quote unquote losing of the Vietnam war which was a blow and it was right around that time when i started becoming socially you know a socially conscious adult and i realize that people of my age have no um no major success in the sense that uh you saw the passage of the Civil Rights Act and um major social change in that sense and i and all the changes that have happened in the last uh even during my adulthood have been more incremental they've been continual perhaps and good gains have been made but there hasn't been the same sort of fiery speeches of Martin Luther King or whatever that has really uh galvanized the population and there's just instead there's been sort of an increasing oh i don't know Japan bashing and things like that Choices:  1. Ever since the end of the Vietnam War, there haven't been the same level of major social changes. 2. I think people need to wake up and get out and march. 3. Since the Vietnam war was won, the pace of social change has accelerated.
Output: 1
Statement: Prototypic substance abuse interventions focus on motivation to enter treatment because the patients are severely dependent, heavy drinkers. Choices:  1. This type of substance abuse intervention has been proven to have some therapeutic value, although the exact amount is not yet known. 2. Some substance abuse interventions focus on enlightening the patient that they are incredibly dependent drinkers, and should therefore seek treatment to break this dependence. 3. Patients who are severely dependent on alcohol are unlikely to seek treatment for any reason.
Output: 2
Statement: The mosaics of the dome and apse depict Christ Pantocrator with the Evangelists and Jesus blessing Peter and Paul; together with those of Ravenna, they are Italy's finest. Choices:  1. The mosaics stand over 20 feet tall. 2. The mosaics in the dome do not have religious origins. 3. Christ Pantocrator with the Evangelists is depicted in a mosaic.
Output: 3
Statement: no yeah i agree with that Choices:  1. I agree the war isn't worth fighting.  2. I don't agree with that at all.  3. I agree. 
Output: 3
Statement: and uh everyone's a manager but nobody can get one more point to become you know like whatever you need to earn so much money Choices:  1. Everyone is a manager, but they aren't paid well and it's hard to get a raise at IBM. 2. There are no managers and the pay is great. 3. Everyone is a manager but no one can get a big enough point to earn more money.
Output: 3
Statement: We ain't givin' you any double-tongue wag over this   Choices:  1. They are not giving any double-tongue over the subject because it was not worth it. 2. They are not giving any double-tongue over the subject. 3. They are giving double-tongue over the subject.
Output: 2
Statement: Miss Howard, I will ask you one question.  Choices:  1. There is one question I need to ask. 2. The question is very important. 3. I have two questions for you Ms. Howard.
Output: 1
Statement: term as used here is not meant to include frequency of delivery. Choices:  1. Frequency of delivery is the amount of times the deliver occurs or is scheduled to occur. 2. This term does not refer to the rate at which the delivery is made. 3. The term as used here is meant to include the frequency of delivery.
Output: 2
Statement: He leaped up, one foot planting off of the shaft of the buried battle axe. Choices:  1. He jumped up with the help of the battle axe. 2. He buried the battle axe to help him lead up. 3. He lead up, with one foot planting off a sword.
Output: 1
Statement: You know where they are? persisted the German. Choices:  1. You are sure of their whereabouts? inquired the German. 2. You know their names? asked the German. 3. You know their location? asked the German.
Output: 3
Statement: Afraid I don't. Choices:  1. Sorry I do not. 2. I do what I want. 3. I do fearlessly. 
Output: 1
Statement: so uh tell me about changes from say twenty years ago since you were an adult twenty years ago Choices:  1. Could you please tell me the discrepancies from ten years ago when you were still a child. 2. Tell me about the differences twenty years ago when you were still an adult. 3. Along with telling me the differences from twenty years ago, could you show me what you looked like as an adult back then.
Output: 2
Statement: Opponents of the New York scheme had pointed out the unfairness of paying New York hospitals to undertake cutbacks that hospitals elsewhere were undertaking at no charge. Choices:  1. New York is given special treatment compared with the rest of the US. 2. Some claimed that New York hospitals shouldn't be paid for cutbacks. 3. Opponents of the scheme didn't mention the payments given to New York hospitals.
Output: 2
Statement: You'll have no trouble in identifying the many perfectly safe, protected shores where hardly a ripple disturbs the surface. Choices:  1. You will see how calm the water is on this shore. 2. You can see the waves coming in on this shore. 3. You will see that there are more waves on the other shore.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah we had one uh course in Texas they uh  used to string them up now they Choices:  1. If you failed the course, they strung you up. 2. There was a course in Texas. 3. We had a course we did in Alabama.
Output: 2
Statement: Cottons, either hand-printed or embroidered, are probably the best bargain of all Indian textiles, made into tablecloths, napkins, bed linens, spreads, pillowcases , and airy, light scarves that make life much more comfortable in the Indian heat. Choices:  1. In India, cotton is never used to produce things like pillowcases or bed linens.  2. Cotton is the cheapest type of fabric in India.  3. Indian cotton is turned into pillowcases, spreads, napkins and tablecloths. 
Output: 3
Statement: receive information. Choices:  1. Driving cars has been directly link with increased neurosis.  2. Information is constantly being received. 3. There is a demand of information.
Output: 3
Statement: The money might, after all, be wasted on windfalls. Choices:  1. The money just might be wasted on windfalls. 2. The money will not be wasted on windfalls. 3. The money had been given voluntarily.
Output: 1
Statement: Figure 6-1 shows a summary of construction worker labor available in the United States. Choices:  1. Construction worker availability in the US is shown in Figure 6-1. 2. The figure shows that employment has increased. 3. There is no summary of construction worker availability in the Figure.
Output: 1
Statement: And you'd inherit a good slice of money too, wouldn't you? Choices:  1. And you would inherit some money as well? 2. And you would pay them ten thousand dollars? 3. And you would inherit at least a third of the money?
Output: 1
Statement: The closest resort to the capital is Makriamos. Choices:  1. Markiamos is really far compared to other resorts in relation to the capital. 2. Makriamos is nearest to the capital than any other resort. 3. Makriamos is the nicest resort compared to the other resorts.
Output: 2
Statement: For example, I could appoint a deputy with the approval of at least three members of a panel consisting of the Chairmen and Ranking Minority Members of our oversight committees. Choices:  1. I could hire a deputy with the approval of at least three panel members. 2. I need the approval of four panel members to hire a deputy. 3. It is a better use of everyone's time only to bother three panel members in hiring a deputy.
Output: 1
Statement: This rule contains no information collection requirements subject to the Act. Choices:  1. There is no information collection requirements contained in the rule. 2. The rule is effective. 3. The rule is not subject to the Act.
Output: 1
Statement: The average profit for all residential routes is $41 with 46. Choices:  1. The average profit for all residential routes is $41 with 46. 2. There average profit for all residential routes is $56 with 46. 3. The average profit has increased by 50% over the last year.
Output: 1
Statement: If that happened so quickly on Earth, why not on Mars, whose early stages of development were quite similar to Earth's? Choices:  1. Mars early stages of development were similar to Earth's 2. That happened both to Earth and to Mars since they had similar developments. 3. Earth's bigger size was what made it different to Mars.
Output: 1
Statement: The interior of the island is a wonderful mixture of mountainous dark pine forest and farmland. Choices:  1. On the island, there is both farmland and a forest of pines. 2. Some of the forest was chopped down to make room for the farmland. 3. There is only farmland on the island and not one bit of forest.
Output: 1
Statement: Antique shops are centered mainly around Borgo Ognissanti, Via della Vigna Nuova, Via delle Fosse, Borgo San Jacopo, and Via Maggio. Choices:  1. There are no antique shops around Via delle Fosse. 2. The most highly regarded antique shops are in Via Maggio. 3. There are antique shops around Borgo Ognissanti.
Output: 3
Statement: ethnically you know but you could do it you could probably get it a little closer but then there's another thing that i disagree with in Texas is sometimes you have a jury of six and sometimes you have a jury of twelve Choices:  1. A twelve person jury is much better for you.   2. In Texas, juries are comprised of 20 people in every case.   3. In Texas, sometimes a jury is comprised of six people and sometimes the jury is twelve people.
Output: 3
Statement: Another way to generate profits is to buy up hospitals cheap--though regulation and competition have made it harder to lowball purchase prices. Choices:  1. Buying hospitals cheap helps generate profits most of the time. 2. Buying hospitals that are expensive is a way to generate profits. 3. It is harder to lowball prices of hospitals due to competition.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i know this this this person they go they have this old Toyota truck and he goes yep i say you know this thing's been running for me for two years he goes boy i wish i had the money to treat it right i'm like what do you mean he says i haven't tuned it up in two years and i change the oil about every four months because he can't afford to um change the oil as often as as he would like and he can't afford to tune it up Choices:  1. He tunes up the truck every couple of months. 2. He makes the oil changes before long trips. 3. He said that he changes the oil in his Toyota truck about three times a year.
Output: 3
Statement: Then slavers started dying. Choices:  1. The slavers began dying. 2. The slavers began dying due to starvation. 3. The slavers would live long healthy lives.
Output: 1
Statement: The Commission, therefore, assumed that the weight interval distribution for all outbound mail sent to all FPAs, excluding Canada, was a reasonable proxy for the weight interval distribution for mail sent to each FPA. Choices:  1. The Commission assumed that the weight distribution for all outbound mail sent to all FPAs was a fair proxy for what was sent to each FPA. 2. The Commission assumed that the weight distribution for all outbound mail sent to all FPAs was a fair proxy for what was sent to each FPA, this proved disastrous. 3. The Commission did not make the assumption that the weight distribution for all outbound mail sent to all FPAs was a fair proxy for what was sent to each FPA.
Output: 1
Statement: Maybe that's the secret of the prophecy. Choices:  1. The prophecy was about to be revealed. 2. That was the one thing they knew for sure about the prophecy.  3. That could be the secret to the prophecy.
Output: 3
Statement: oh is that right well we're probably not too far apart i'd probably fall in there at a seven or eight Choices:  1. There is not much of a difference between us. 2. After a while, we might even be the same. 3. We are very different in that respect.
Output: 1
Statement: What does this calendar tell us about the Spice Girls? Choices:  1. Does this calendar give any information about The Black Eyed Peas? 2. Does this Spice Girls calendar have a lot of information? 3. What information does this calendar give us when it comes to the Spice Girls?
Output: 3
Statement:  A word about prices. Choices:  1. Additional information on costs. 2. Details on the confusing pricing tiers.  3. Skip the topic on costs.
Output: 1
Statement: Next door on the busy pedestrian street of Corso Vannucci is the Collegio del Cambio, 15th-century hall and chapel of the bankers' guild. Choices:  1. Corso Vannucci street once was home to the Collegio del Cambio before it was demolished. 2. The Collegio del Cambio is on Corso Vannucci street. 3. The 15-century hall and chapel is open for tours to the public.
Output: 2
Statement: 9.2 million individual entitlements each year, and employs a staff of 22,000 in 1,000 service delivery locations across Australia. Choices:  1. A staff of over twenty thousand employees works at over one thousand delivery locations across Australia.  2. This employer is the largest delivery service in Australia.  3. The employer receives no entitlements since they only employ under one hundred staff. 
Output: 1
Statement: But a click made him stop. Choices:  1. The sound of a click gave him pause. 2. Silence bade him continue. 3. A click made him stop, and he turned to find the source.
Output: 1
Statement: The most fervent atmosphere of all is at the Calcutta Cricket Club, founded in 1792, five years after the Marylebone Cricket Club in London. Choices:  1. The Calcutta Cricket Club is very old. 2. There is not cricket club in Calcutta. 3. The Calcutta Cricket Club is younger than the London one.
Output: 3
Statement: um no i hadn't heard of that Choices:  1. I remember that!  2. I hadn't heard of that, but it makes sense 3. I didn't know about that 
Output: 3
Statement: I'd say, suh, if they're but a sample of Range stock, the breed is excellent. Choices:  1. I recommend you get one from the Range stock breed. 2. The Range stock breed is outstanding. 3. The Range stock breed is by far the worst. 
Output: 2
Statement: That's one problem with our current approach to sexual harassment. Choices:  1. Sexual harassment is a growing problem  2. There isn't any issue with dealing with sexual harassment  3. There is a problem with the approach to dealing with sexual harassment 
Output: 3
Statement: An album of the most beautiful photos of Earth taken from the height of several meters above ground, and put together by the best photographers and over-realistic painters in the world. Choices:  1. The album was filled with the most beautiful photos of the Earth. 2. The album was only done in chalk sketches. 3. The album was unique because it was both photographs and paintings.
Output: 1
Statement: A controlled venting, I hoped. Choices:  1. The venting scared me. 2. There was no venting. 3. I hoped the venting was controlled.
Output: 3
Statement: Cameron's study. Choices:  1. Cameron owns a study. 2. Cameron isn't studying anything, nor has he ever. 3. Cameron's study is on the nature of kangaroo hopping.
Output: 1
Statement: Audit Objectives To determine whether or not the solicitation document is complete, clear, and consistent, verify that requirements continue to reflect user needs, and determine if the proposed evaluation process will result in an effective and economical acquisition. Choices:  1. There are no measures in place to help ensure and effective acquisition. 2. Steps are supposed to be taken in order to make sure the document is complete, clear, and consistent. 3. The requirements no longer adequately reflect user needs.
Output: 2
Statement: i just i i i don't see it Choices:  1. It doesn't look like that to me. 2. I don't think that's right. 3. I see it!
Output: 1
Statement: The only crop affected by changes in ozone during April is winter wheat. Choices:  1. In April, winter wheat was impacted by ozone variations. 2. In March, most crops were damaged by the ozone. 3. All crops showed ability to adapt to changing ozone levels all year round.
Output: 1
Statement: The agony could not be stopped, but he'd learned it could be endured. Choices:  1. The agony is only temporary.  2. It is possible that he can endure the pain.  3. There was a cure for the agony he was enduring. 
Output: 2
Statement: While LSC will implement these performance measures on January 1, 2001, it will diligently evaluate the chosen method of analysis prior to implementation to ensure it provides useful and meaningful data. Choices:  1. It will not diligently evaluate the chosen method of analysis 2. LSC will implement these performance measures on January 1, 2001. 3. LSC will implement these performance measures on January 1, 2001 at about 3pm.
Output: 2
Statement: This would not be a case study. Choices:  1. This is one of the best case studies you have presented. 2. None of these papers is a case study. 3. This cannot be a case study.
Output: 3
Statement: finance the retirement and health programs for the elderly as well as increase budget flexibility to pay for other federal programs and activities. Choices:  1. Budget flexibility will be decreased to pay for federal programs. 2. Budget flexibility will be increased to pay for federal programs. 3. Budget flexibility will be increased to pay for environmental programs.
Output: 2
Statement: Will happens to have the Bible with him at the ABC sound stage , and intends to read the scriptural passage in question! Choices:  1. It's not the first time Will reads off Bible passages. 2. A scriptural Bible passage is to be read by Will. 3. Will has not brought the Bible with him, so nobody will be reading passages of it.
Output: 2
Statement: oh there was another one what's the one that just oh Dances with Wolves have you seen that yet oh you've got to see that one Choices:  1. Dances with Wolves isn't worth seeing. 2. Have you seen Dances with Wolves yet? 3. I'm going to see Dances with Wolves this weekend.
Output: 2
Statement: Such information could be the size of the program or activity you are reviewing, for example. Choices:  1. Participant statistics can also be used as relevant information.  2. Activities not being reviewed are valid to include.  3. The size of the program is relevant information that may be used. 
Output: 3
Statement: I'm a frightful minx myself. Choices:  1. I'm an awful flirt, especially with German men. 2. I'm delightful, but quite shy, 3. I'm an awful flirt.
Output: 3
Statement: Our justice system is predicated on the assumption that both parties will be represented by lawyers who act as gatekeepers and guides through a complex legal system that would otherwise be inaccessible to many of us. Choices:  1. Our justice system assumes everyone can afford a good lawyer. 2. Our justice system assumes no one has a good lawyer. 3. Our justice system assumes everyone has a good lawyer.
Output: 3
Statement: Brown has tried to remake The New Yorker as an upscale newsweekly, but its 800,000 paying readers can't match the 4 million that Time offers its advertisers. Choices:  1. The New Yorker has a continually growing base of subscribers. 2. You will pay less for an add in Time than you will in the New Yorker. 3. Time magazine has a very large subscriber base.
Output: 3
Statement: well enjoyed it too Jerry and Choices:  1. I did enjoy it. 2. It was fun to be a part of. 3. I didn't like it.
Output: 1
Statement: During floor debate, considerable concern was expressed about the Choices:  1. At a debate , concern was raised about the 2. During a debate, no concern was given concerning the 3. A debate was held about which laws should be removed
Output: 1
Statement: The many bazaars, busy tailor's shops, and government-operated emporiums are fascinating places to observe the style, panache, and never-ending gall of that charming and often shameless scoundrel, the Kashmiri merchant. Choices:  1. People can observe Kashmiri merchants at bazaars, tailor's shops, and emporiums. 2. Kashmiri merchants are charming, but they often cheat tourists. 3. Kashmiri merchants are well-known for their honesty and forthrightness.
Output: 1
Statement: On these walks you'll never be far from a cafe or pub, so it's always possible to break for lunch or refreshments. Choices:  1. You're never far from a place to eat or drink. 2. You're never far from a place to eat or drink if you go on Mt Fuji, so bring your wallet! 3. The area is remote and there are no restaurants.
Output: 1
Statement: You were conjured atom by atom, id and ka and soul, from your world. Choices:  1. The man was born from his mother.  2. He was made from his own world, because the original world was destroyed. 3. the subject of the sentence was made from his own world.
Output: 3
Statement: It brings out all that is sweetest and truest in them.  Choices:  1. It brings out all their bad qualities. 2. They are twin sisters. 3. They have attributes that are sweet and true.
Output: 3
Statement: GAGAS require additional field work standards for attestation engagements in the following  Choices:  1. The additional field work will require about 40 hours to be spent on such. 2.  GAGAS require additional field work standards for attestation engagements 3. No extra work will be required for attestation engagements with GAGAS.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i had a uh i teach a course in Voice I O Systems Choices:  1. I am a student of life. 2. I teach a course at the college in IO systems. 3. I teach a course in Voice IO systems.
Output: 3
Statement: The program also held design reviews for each of the major subsystems, allowing the program to achieve and demonstrate a stable design in July 1999, before beginning initial manufacturing of production representative prototypes. Choices:  1. The program doesn't review their designs. 2. The program reviews their designs in order to start production within a month. 3. The program has design reviews.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah that's uh that's the same with me well um i grew up in a rural area there's nothing but farms Choices:  1. There is nothing but farms in rural areas. 2. He grew up in a city. 3. There is nothing but farms in rural areas.
Output: 1
Statement: Fell running also tests the mettle. Choices:  1. Fell running is sometimes fatal. 2. Fell running requires no courage. 3. One's courage is tested by fell running.
Output: 3
Statement: (Since Nike doesn't make ice-skating equipment, that's the closest Knight could come to subsidizing that sport's biggest asshole.) Choices:  1. Nike makes great equipment for ice-skating. 2. Nike doesn't make equipment for ice-skating but Adidas does. 3. Nike doesn't make equipment for ice-skating.
Output: 3
Statement: is that a tough system to be in Choices:  1. That system is complication. 2. That's not an easy system. 3. That system isn't very tough
Output: 2
Statement: Who do you mean? Conrad gave vent to another oath. Choices:  1. Conrad let out an oath. 2. Conrad didn't vent out another oath. 3. Conrad wasn't generally known for venting out oaths.
Output: 1
Statement: in statistics but i you know we have been really fortunate our family hasn't had Choices:  1. Our family is unfortunate. 2. Our family is fortunate that we are not a statistic. 3. Our family has been very fortunate.
Output: 3
Statement: Critics applaud rookie Belgian director Alan Berliner's film, about a 7-year-old boy who yearns to be a girl, for giving an inside report ... Choices:  1. Alan Berliner directed a film about a boy who wants to be a girl. 2. Berliner's film was about a girl who secretly wanted to be a boy. 3. The film did not make much money in the box office.
Output: 1
Statement: It took a long time for the spectators to depart. Choices:  1. The spectators took a long time to leave. 2. The spectators left immediately.  3. The spectators were delayed by a blockade near the exit.
Output: 1
Statement: Do you think it is the one? I whispered eagerly.  Choices:  1. I knew that it was definitely the right one. 2. I wondered if this was the right one. 3. It was most certainly not the right one.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon wasn't convinced he would win a duel against the desert native. Choices:  1. Jon thought the desert native could probably beat him. 2. Jon was sure he would win. 3. Jon didn't know if he could win the battle.
Output: 3
Statement: I don't know where you'll hire enough veterans or mercenaries to go to Fena Dim. Choices:  1. You need two hundred people to go to Fena Dim. 2. You don't need anyone to join you. 3. You need people to go to Fena Dim.
Output: 3
Statement: It's very difficult but you get very creative, she said.  Choices:  1. She mentioned that the difficulty was pretty high. 2. She said it really wasn't very challenging at all. 3. According to her, the difficulty gets easier as time goes on.
Output: 1
Statement: Subsequent to our June 22 letter, GAO officials have engaged in numerous conversations with the Vice Presidentas representatives. Choices:  1. Offficials from the GAO have not spoken to anyone. 2. Officials from GAO have talked to the Vice Presidents representatives. 3. Officials from the GAO have talked to a few different representatives.
Output: 2
Statement: Sardis was once the wealthiest city in the world, under the famous King Croesus (reigned 560 546 b.c. ), hence the expression rich as Croesus.  Choices:  1. King Croesus was in power when Sardis was quite wealthy. 2. King Croesus bankrupted the city of Sardis. 3. King Croesus made the city so wealthy by investing heavily in hedge funds.
Output: 1
Statement: The nation's ten busiest freeways are all in the L.A. vicinity. Choices:  1. Only the top three busiest freeways in the nation are in the L.A. vicinity, numbers four and five are in New York. 2. Of the top 20 busiest freeways in the nation, 14 are in the vicinity of L.A. 3. The ten busiest freeways in the nation are all in the vicinity of L.A.
Output: 3
Statement: Federal non-Social Security surpluses are eliminated through 2010, and unified deficits emerge in 2019. Choices:  1. Unfiled deficits will never emerge for Federal non-Social Security surpluses.  2. Through 2010, Federal non-Social Security surpluses are eliminated.  3. Federal non-Social Security deficits may occur in 2020.
Output: 2
Statement: Neither Shakespeare (who alludes to the incident only in passing) nor history offers any justification for this gross violation of the laws of  Was there, as it was later claimed, some sudden movement on the part of French cavalry which lead Henry to fear an attack from the rear? Choices:  1. Henry was afraid of an attack. 2. Henry was afraid of an attack by the French. 3. Henry was not afraid of anything.
Output: 1
Statement: With an estimated budget authority of the component parts of the new department of $37. Choices:  1. The new department's budget is largely being overseen by another agency. 2. The new parts of the new department are expected to have budget authority of $370. 3. $37 is how much budget authority the new department's parts are expected to have.
Output: 3
Statement: Like his father, Bush substitutes virtue for substance. Choices:  1. Bush thinks virtue is more important than substance. 2. Bush doesn't think substance is important. 3. Bush thinks substance is totally unnecessary.
Output: 1
Statement: As a result of the process, many states, including Maine, Connecticut, Colorado and Washington now have only a single LSC grantee, while Illinois and Texas have a mere three. Choices:  1. Maine has the largest number of LSC grantees in the country. 2. The process has caused many states to have only one LSC grantee. 3. These states used to have many more grantees.
Output: 2
Statement: something else in my kitchen it was all kitchen stuff they put me on and they all called me you know and each one asked me when my wife was going to be here Choices:  1. They all wanted to know when my wife would arrive. 2. I was helpless in the kitchen, so they asked when my wife could come help. 3. No one inquired about when my wife would come.
Output: 1
Statement: The following, said Tommy, "is the plan of campaign. Choices:  1. Tommy said there was no plan for the campaign. 2. Tommy said this was the campaign plan. 3. Tommy had written a comprehensive campaign plan.
Output: 2
Statement: That's why ultimate fighters won't throw multiple skull punches. Choices:  1. Here is the explaination as to why ultimate fighters won't eat tuna every day. 2. Here is the explaination as to why ultimate fighters won't throw many skull punches, even if I won't be believed. 3. Here is the explaination as to why ultimate fighters won't throw many skull punches.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, there are some very pleasant walks around what are still referred to as the castle grounds. Choices:  1. Some of the walks are very nice. 2. Some of the walks take an hour to go through the gardens. 3. ALl of the walks are very strenuous and rough.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah and there's a lot greater instance of uh children committing murders too isn't there Choices:  1. Ten years ago children never committed murder. 2. And children are killing people a lot more. 3. Child murder just doesn't happen, does it?
Output: 2
Statement: Migrant farm workers - 16,000 to 40,000 in Colorado, according to the U.S. Choices:  1. According to the US, there are 16,000 to 40,000 migrant farm workers in Colorado. 2. There are only 2,000 migrants in Colorado, U.S.A. 3. There are less than 50,000 Asian farm workers in Colorado.
Output: 1
Statement: In Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post said in an editorial that vacillation over tax cuts had cost Hashimoto his job. Choices:  1. The South China Morning Post said that vacillation over tax cuts had cost Hashimoto his job but he has since prospered. 2. The South China Morning Post said that vacillation over tax cuts had was responsible for Hashimoto's promotion. 3. The South China Morning Post said that vacillation over tax cuts had cost Hashimoto his job.
Output: 3
Statement: Most Puerto Ricans were tied to the large agricultural companies they lived in company houses and were paid in tokens that could only be spent at company stores. Choices:  1. Large agricultural companies used to employ most Puerto Ricans. 2. Only small farming operations could ever gain a foothold in Puerto Rico. 3. The companies grew rice and pineapples for export to France.
Output: 1
Statement: He's a proselytizer of newspapers. Choices:  1. The newspaper originally had ideas that countered his own. 2. The newspaper changes its views based on him. 3. He hasn't prolytized a single newspaper in his life.
Output: 2
Statement: Dantely didn't they get Dantely Choices:  1. I think they might have gotten Dantely. 2. They definitely haven't gotten Dantely. 3. Didn't they already get Dantely?
Output: 3
Statement: Among the most notable churches are the Cathedrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul, which took centuries to complete; the Eglise Saint-Nizier, recognizable by its gaudy tile roof; and the Basilique Saint-Urbain. Choices:  1. The Basilique Saint-Urban is the biggest of all the most notable churches. 2. The Eglise Saind-Nizier has a gaudy tile roof. 3. The construction of the Cathedrale Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul church took weeks to complete.
Output: 2
Statement: On my machine I can claim only a week of running without restarting, but that is pretty darn good. Choices:  1. I know most computers slow down considerably if kept on for over 48 hours. 2. A week of running, without restarts, is what I can claim on my machine. 3. I shut down my machine every night, I've never kept it online for longer then 24 hours. 
Output: 2