niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Existing planning, budgeting, program evaluation and fiscal accountability processes should be integrated with GPRA requirements to ensure consistency and reduce duplication of effort. Choices:  1. GPRA requirements are the best way to ensure consistency.  2. Duplication of effort can be reduced by integrating some existing processes with GPRA requirements.  3. GPRA requirements have been shown to increase redundancy of efforts in the workplace. 
Output: 2
Statement: Once at Lakeside on the southern shore of Lake Windermere, trains belonging to the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway can take you on a pleasant 5-km (31.2-mile) trip between Lakeside and the village of Haverthwaite. Choices:  1. There is a railway between villages on Lake Windermere. 2. The distance between Lakeside and Haverthwaite is over 10 Km. 3. The Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway is a steam powered rail system.
Output: 1
Statement: The Merchant rolled to the lower rim and startled awake. Choices:  1. The Merchant awoke quickly when he rolled over. 2. The Merchant was in a very deep sleep and couldn't wake up. 3. The Merchant almost feel off the rim and woke up.
Output: 1
Statement: I drew my off-hand dagger. Choices:  1. I drew my bow, and nocked an arrow, aiming at them. 2. I pulled the concealed dagger from my right coat pocket, and wielded it in my left hand. 3. I pulled the dagger from my left sheath.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah as a matter of fact yeah Choices:  1. Yeah, as a matter of fact, yes I've been working on an e-book. 2. Yeah, believe it or not, yes. 3. No, as matter of fact, no.
Output: 2
Statement: Several palaces were built and a water system installed. Choices:  1. The palaces were built with water systems. 2. The palaces were built with water systems to bring drinking water in. 3. The palaces were built without water systems.
Output: 1
Statement: No one has gone into the house so far. Choices:  1. No one has entered the house yet.  2. Everyone is in the house right now.  3. No one has entered the house on the corner. 
Output: 1
Statement: I was late for work. Choices:  1. I slept through my alarm clock. 2. I got to work early. 3. I did not get to work on time.
Output: 3
Statement: Failure to abide by the procedural requirements of Chapter 36 has been recognized as a sufficient legal basis for voiding the intended change. Choices:  1. Chapter 36 is the longest chapter in the entire guidebook. 2. There is no legal basis to ever void a change. 3. Changes can be legally voided if they don't follow procedural requirements.
Output: 3
Statement: you too i think that was good that was the best one usually i get distracted off the topic you know what i mean Choices:  1. This was the best conversation I have had in a while. 2. I got really distracted during this conversation, like I always do. 3. I usually get distracted and end up off topic.
Output: 3
Statement: On the causeway leading off Old Church Lane is Prince Charlie's Cottage, where the Young Pretender stayed in 1745 while planning his strategy to defeat the English and retake the British throne. Choices:  1. The Young Pretender was a famous entertainer. 2. The Old Church Lane has a causeway leading off of it. 3. The Old Church Lane is segregated from the rest of Prince Charlie's Cottage.
Output: 2
Statement: The basilica's highlight, and generally accepted as the work of a young Giotto, the Life of Francis (1296-1304) is movingly celebrated in 28 scenes along the lower tier (starting from the right transept), while 32 frescoes in the upper tier illustrate scenes from the Old and New Testament. Choices:  1. In both tiers, there are artworks depicting scenes. 2. The frescoes in the lower tier were created before those in the upper tier. 3. The scenes in the lower tier were created by Giotto near the end of his life.
Output: 1
Statement: One of his swords dropped and he clutched at his chest. Choices:  1. His hand froze so he dropped the sword. 2. He picked up his sword while clutching his chest. 3. He clutched his chest when one of his swords dropped.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah and to me Yellowstone was just too uh commercialized i mean it it's it's got some areas that are really nice but i mean you get up there and everything is just you know you know souvenirs and all this kind of junk Choices:  1. There are many products around at Yellowstone. 2. Yellowstone has nothing for visitors to purchase or take. 3. Everything for sale is really useless at Yellowstone.
Output: 1
Statement: and it it was tough understanding understanding those folks Choices:  1. Understanding those people was easy.  2. Making friends with those people was easy. 3. Understanding those people was difficult. 
Output: 3
Statement: i heard the beep Choices:  1. I hear the deer. 2. I heard the beep from the microwave. 3. I heard the beep.
Output: 3
Statement: The country's resurgence has been attributed to Mandela's free-market  His government has cut the budget deficit from 5.9 percent of the GDP to 4 percent, deregulated aviation and telecommunications, and cut taxes. Choices:  1. The influence and decisions took by Mandela's government made the country great. 2. There was no free-market when the resurgence happened. 3. The budget deficit was cut from 5.9 to 4 during Mandela's government.
Output: 3
Statement: okay it's nice talking to you okay bye-bye Choices:  1. It has been an enjoyable conversation.  2. I didn't have anything else to say.  3. It has been bad talking to you. 
Output: 1
Statement: (2) identify some of the barriers that these agencies experienced and strategies they used to address them, and (3) provide examples of reported performance improvements from empowering and involving employees. Choices:  1. There weren't many examples to list of performance improvements.  2. The agencies didn't overcome any barriers, they let them be.  3. Identify the barriers that the agencies had and how they solved them. 
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum we really like our school out here Choices:  1. We all hate our school. 2. Our school recently received an award for its reputation for being well liked. 3. Our school is well liked by us.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah there was uh there was a lot of talk about the idea that the even the uh Iraqis themselves the people wished we would have done that uh Choices:  1. The rumors about the Iraqis wishing we had done it are not true. 2. There was a rumor that even the Iraqis were glad we did it. 3. There was talk about Iraqis' disapproval of our actions.
Output: 2
Statement: If I am called upon to give evidence at all" ”he smiled broadly ”"it will probably be as a witness for the defence." I could hardly believe my ears.  Choices:  1. I am the chief prosecutor in a murder trial. 2. I was very surprised at what he said. 3. I expected him to say that he would be called as a witness for the defense, if at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Both the proposed and final rule cite the Secretary's broad authority to promulgate regulations necessary for the efficient administration of the Medicare program. Choices:  1. There was heated debates between the time between when the rule was proposed and when it was finalized. 2. The Secretary can promulgate regulations of the Medicare program. 3. The Secretary has no say on how the Medicare program is administered.
Output: 2
Statement: For those of you who have only disdain for the current ratemaking process---the length of time it takes and the cost of litigation---please keep in mind that the PRC process affords the only opportunity you may have to truly scrutinize this swing before you get the next $1. Choices:  1. Some people dislike the current ratemaking process, saying it is too costly. 2. Everyone loves the current ratemaking process. 3. Some people dislike the current ratemaking process.
Output: 3
Statement: Wheelchair access. Choices:  1. Ramps and elevators. 2. Stairs only. 3. Accessibility for people in wheelchairs.
Output: 3
Statement: it's horrible sometimes you just can't keep the person at home they're just  know Choices:  1. It is hard having to take the person to a nursing home. 2. It is always a relief when you can get rid of the person. 3. It is terrible how you cannot live with the person under the same roof.
Output: 3
Statement: A short stroll west (right) down Ahmed Maher Street from the gate leads to the Museum of Islamic Art, inaugurated in 1903 and featuring 23 halls of beautifully crafted objects. Choices:  1. The Museum of Islamic Art can be reached by going down Ahmed Maher Street. 2. the Museum of Islamic Art gets over 50,000 visitors every year. 3. The Museum of Islamic Art is east of the gate.
Output: 1
Statement: Whittington didn't come out again, and by and by I got kind of restive, and began to mouch around. Choices:  1. I was a little concerned when Whittington did not come back out.   2. Whittington should have come out to greet me.   3. I was not at all concerned that Whittington did not come back out.  
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh yeah my favorite place is Ashville it's right over there in the mountains it's a beautiful place Choices:  1. Ashville has a place in the mountains I think is the most beautiful in the area. 2. My favorite place in Ashville is right over there in the pub. 3. There is a place in the mountains that is my favorite place in Ashville.
Output: 3
Statement: oh isn't that silly i i sent that one back because we had used it for a year and we had used a thousand dollars worth during the year and what we and and i think we got back fifty cents or something it was like please what is this this is and the interest on it was was eighteen or nineteen percent Choices:  1. We put a thousand dollars on it and got fifty cents in rewards.   2. We sent it back because the rewards were worse than the Visa card.   3. We put a hundred bucks on it and got ten dollars back.  
Output: 1
Statement: Polarization  Slobodan Milosevic--first as a Communist and then as a Serbian nationalist--whipped up anti-Albanian sentiment. Choices:  1. Milosevic was a Communist and then a nationalists who loved Albanians. 2. Milosevic was a Communist and then a nationalists who disliked Albanians. 3. Milosevic was a Communist and then a nationalists who disliked Albanians and wanted to ruin their country.
Output: 2
Statement: i guess it it might would yeah um-hum yeah well it will make it will make them taste better i'm sure Choices:  1. It won't make it taste better. 2. Doing it organically will make it taste better 3. It would make them taste better.
Output: 3
Statement: And this plan of yours? Why had León come to him with it? Choices:  1. Why had León come to him with your plan? 2. This was never your plan to begin with. 3. Why had León approached him with your plan?
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that no no but how often do you go to aerobics Choices:  1. Do you go to aerobics every week? 2. How often do you life weights? 3. How frequently do you go to aerobics?
Output: 3
Statement: racquetball right and and people don't want to play with somebody that they're going to beat every time you know and and uh and Choices:  1. People love playing with somebody that they're going to beat everytime 2. People don't want to play with somebody they're going to beat every time 3. People don't want to play racquetball with somebody they're beating every time they play, that's why she doesn't play with you
Output: 2
Statement: well he's yeah he's been gone for about seven months now we're expecting him to be getting home here before too much longer hopefully Choices:  1. Eight months is the limit on his deployment. 2. They sent him back after a month. 3. He should be home soon since he's been away for seven months.
Output: 3
Statement: and i can name a few more i just can't think of their names right off hand Choices:  1. There are other examples. 2. There are no more examples. 3. Give me a couple of minutes to recall their names.
Output: 1
Statement: but i don't think so i i have a feeling that's more reflective of our government and everything then Choices:  1. I agree and I do have a feeling it has nothing to do with our government and everything during that time. 2. I have to disagree and I have a sense that it's more reflective of our government and everything at that time. 3. Besides being reflective of our government and everything, it is also reflective of how our society acts.
Output: 2
Statement: In the New York Review of Books , Tatyana Tolstaya praises David Remnick, author of Resurrection, a book about post-Communist Russia, as a satirist of Gogolian persuasion; he combines the grotesque with the lyrical. Choices:  1. Tatyana Tolstaya admonishes David Remnick for his style of writing. 2. David Remnick is praised for combining the lyrical with the grotesque. 3. David Remnick writes only satirical books. 
Output: 2
Statement: Jesus was born in Bethlehem in 6 or 5 b.c. (his birth was miscalculated in the sixth century), though it was only in the final three years of his life and ministry that his teachings became a major problem for Jerusalem's rulers. Choices:  1. Jesus was not a bother to the rulers of Jerusalem until the last few years of his life.  2. Jesus lived a long life before his teachings became a major problem for Jerusalem's leaders. 3. Jerusalem's leaders hated Jesus and the threat he posed to them for as long as he lived. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah yeah but the paneling and the wallpapering and the and that kind of stuff are alike Choices:  1. No, the paneling and wallpapering work are totally different. 2. The paneling and wallpapering are the almost the same. 3. Yeah, the paneling and wallpapering are alike.
Output: 3
Statement: The cartridge blunder became a pretext for avenging other grievances, with troops rallying around the rulers dispossessed by Lapse or Paramountcy. Choices:  1. There were no grievances held. 2. Rulers were dispossessed by Lapse or Paramoutcy. 3. Many grievances were held and awaited motivation.
Output: 2
Statement: One goal is to get the state Legislature to pass a law to provide loan forgiveness to medical professionals and lawyers who work with the poor. Choices:  1. It is hard for the poor to work with medical professionals and lawyers otherwise. 2. Legislature should focus more on the rich. 3. Perhaps Legislature can help the poor who need medical attention and lawyers by providing loan forgiveness.
Output: 3
Statement: focus on management First financial laws  Workload Yellowbook_ management, Choices:  1. No focus is needed on the management First financial laws.  2. The needs to be focus on all management areas.  3. There needs to be focus on management First financial laws.
Output: 3
Statement: well uh America's Americans are suckers Choices:  1. Americans are always brilliant.  2. Americans are suckers.  3. Americans are suckers because they voted for Trump. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Hellshire Hills, south of Spanish Town, come as a surprise to those who think that the tropics can only be lush and green. Choices:  1. The Spanish Town attracts many visitors, globally as it is very pretty. 2. The Hellshire Hills is located north of the Spanish Town. 3. The Hellshire Hills is a location located south of the Spanish Town.
Output: 3
Statement: It weighed about a kilo and was the size of a bag of flour. Choices:  1. It weighed in around one kilo and was similar in size to a bag of flour.  2. It weight thirteen pounds and was the size of an elephant. 3. He had one kilo of weed stored in the bag. 
Output: 1
Statement: Porcelain friezes adorn the rooftops and ridgepoles, telling the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Choices:  1. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms takes place at the time of the Han Dynasty. 2. Telling the story of the rise of My Chemical Romance. 3. The porcelain tells the tale of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Output: 3
Statement: Furthermore, when the options were fixed so that a boy could not give his group more without sacrificing profits for both groups, the boys still chose to maximize the difference in rewards between groups. Choices:  1. There were outliers in the data for this study, including some boys who made unusual choices that were not considered advisable to the outcome of the game.  2. This study showed that the boys in question were more interested in going with the option that provided the largest chance of a larger reward than the other groups would receive.  3. The participants in this study were girls playing a variety of board games. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Ponte Santa Trinita, destroyed in 1944, has been rebuilt with the original 16th-century masonry scooped from the bottom of the river, including statues of the Four Seasons. Choices:  1. The Ponte Santa Trinita was destroyed by Allied troops. 2. There was 16th-century masonry at the bottom of a river. 3. The Ponte Santa Trinita was destroyed in the First World War.
Output: 2
Statement: But eventually Rome's power prevailed in this territory. Choices:  1. Rome's power had succumbed in the territory 2. Rome had defended the territory 3. Rome had prevailed in the territory
Output: 3
Statement: Free Legal advice is only a phone call away - and the hot lines that provide it are expanding their services. Choices:  1. Hot lines are available for free legal advice. 2. Next year legal services will be provided online as well. 3. Legal services have moved away from phone hot lines.
Output: 1
Statement: so but uh let's see what else oh we watch like for example uh okay do you watch Star Trek Choices:  1. Do you ever put on Star Trek, because we do 2. We've never watched Star Trek, but I know you have. 3. We watch Star Trek every weekend, do you?
Output: 1
Statement: well i'll i'll say something i said in the last conversation i hope i'm never in that position where i have to be put in one uh from all i've heard about it just not and i've heard Choices:  1. I hope I'm never in the position to be put in a nursing home because I want to be in my own home. 2. I hope I'm in the position to be put in a nursing home. 3. I hope I'm never in the position to be put in a nursing home.
Output: 3
Statement: 3 raises the question of what else in his book is fictional. Choices:  1. 3 was not worried about the fictional aspects of their book. 2. it wasn't important which parts of their book was fictional or non-fictional. 3. 3 wondered what was fictional in their book.
Output: 3
Statement: i have a passion for all that type of different tastes because i have been brought up mostly Italian American food because my uh parents are Italian and Portuguese so we cook a lot of pasta and uh gravies and pizzas and you know roasts and that kind of thing that's why i enjoy going to restaurants and have you know trying different things Choices:  1. I even love going to Chinese restaurants because of my passion for food.  2. I have a passion for a bunch of types of Italian-American and Portuguese foods.  3. I've never experienced Italian-American cuisine but I'd like to try it. 
Output: 2
Statement: 15These fiscal policy simulations do not reflect other federal commitments and responsibilities not fully recognized in the federal budget, including the costs of federal insurance programs, clean-up costs from federal operations resulting in hazardous wastes, and the demand for new investment to modernize deteriorating or obsolete physical infrastructure (e.g. Choices:  1. The fiscal policy simulations don't reflect everything in the budget. 2. The fiscal policy simulations don't reflect everything in the budget as some things are constantly changing. 3. The fiscal policy simulations reflects everything in the budget.
Output: 1
Statement: and that's all he's got to say is well in my in my professional judgment it was a it was a real coin Choices:  1. I've got 2 years working in the area so I gotta say I'm a professional and that is a real coin. 2. In my professional judgement, that is a fake coin. 3. In my professional opinion, that wasn't a fake coin.
Output: 3
Statement: So the discovery of the charred fragment in the grate was no surprise to me.  Choices:  1. I wasn't surprised that a burnt piece of cloth was found in the grate.  2. I was very surprised when something was found in the grate.  3. I wasn't surprised that a charred fragment was found in the grate. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh one of the times that we were at a uh state park we went up into Oklahoma and went to a place called Broken Bow and rented a few canoes with a church group we were with bunch of college age kids and we took these canoes into a river that would feed it that would bring us back down toward drove up upstream and then worked our way back down toward the campsite that we were at Choices:  1. I've never been to Broken Bow. 2. We got lost at Broken Bow with a bunch of college age kids. 3. We went to Broken Bow and rented a few canoes with a bunch of college age kids.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah but uh there's a lot of parity now compared to what it used to be Choices:  1. There is a lot more parity now. 2. There used to be a lot less parity in the past. 3. There is no parity now.
Output: 1
Statement: Mintz dismisses our regional cuisines--New England, Southern, Cajun, Pennsylvania Dutch--because they have been ruined by the environmental impact of overfishing local stocks, and by ferocious marketing that dilutes their authenticity and ends in bowdlerization. Choices:  1. The local fish stocks have been depleted, thanks to overfishing. 2. The regional cuisines have had a negative environmental impact. 3. Mintz regards our local cuisines highly, thanks to our environmental concern.
Output: 2
Statement: To Marguerite. Choices:  1. A letter to Marguerite 2. For Marguerite 3. From Marguerite
Output: 2
Statement: In one sense Hitler's vision survived him, notes Lukacs. Choices:  1. Lukacs was struggling to finish his term paper on the Holocaust.  2. No matter how you look at it, Hitler's  vision died along with him.  3. Lukacs noted that, in a way, HItler's vision seemed to survive him.
Output: 3
Statement: But it may not shake out that way. Choices:  1. It might not work out that way. 2. The vote for president might not go to Trump. 3. It will happen exactly that way.
Output: 1
Statement: Of a more relaxed nature, one of the island's best levada walks skirts the edge of the mountain and takes in the entire valley, with views of the sea. Choices:  1. The levada walk is surprisingly sparse as very few people walk it. 2. The entire valley can be taken in on one of the island's best levada walks. 3. One of the island's best levada walks give no views of the sea but will give you a stunning view of the valley.
Output: 2
Statement: Now, tortillas, frijoles, maybe some fruit ... sweet for the tongue, like wine in the throat. Choices:  1. Fruit is so sour! 2. Fruit is sweet on the tongue because of all the natural sugars. 3. Fruit is sweet on the tongue.
Output: 3
Statement: Together, these organizations fought for local rule, which in 1944 resulted in universal voting rights for adults. Choices:  1. The organizations cooperated, but didn't mange to achieve universal voting rights. 2. Universal voting rights for all adults were granted in 1944 due to these organizations. 3. The organizations were formed by groups of activists.
Output: 2
Statement: This is New York City. Choices:  1. The city is in New York. 2. This is Scranton. 3. This is NYC.
Output: 3
Statement: With fewer resources to expend and a growing client base to serve, LSC has embraced service area reconfiguration as one important way to insure that grants and contracts are made so as to provide the most economical and effective delivery of legal assistance to persons in both urban and rural areas. Choices:  1. The client base grows as resources become more limited. 2. LSC has not, and will not, embrace service area reconfiguration. 3. LSC believes that service area reconfiguration is the most important way to ensure economic efficiency.
Output: 1
Statement: National unity was again sabotaged by provincial rivalries. Choices:  1. Unity definitely happened. 2. Unity didn't happen due to rivalries. 3. Unity could have happened but didn't.
Output: 2
Statement: Nicholas von Hoffman in the Los Angeles Times says Horowitz wastes much too much space ... Choices:  1. Von Hoffman refused to write about Horowitz because they were friends. 2. Von Hoffman wrote about Horowitz, saying he was the worst politician in Congress. 3. Von Hoffman wrote about Horowitz.
Output: 3
Statement: Someone would die tonight. Choices:  1. The person would die a violent death. 2. Everyone would make it through the night safely.  3. A life would end before dawn. 
Output: 3
Statement: that would've been great Choices:  1. that would have been terrible 2. that would have been awesome 3. that would have been awesome, if it had been allowed
Output: 2
Statement: Many injured ED patients are screened with a BAC, which can help identify intoxication. Choices:  1. A BAC is the best screening method for patients. 2. Screening using a BAC can be good for picking up intoxication. 3. BAC are not used for screening injured patients.
Output: 2
Statement: How he could be such a fool beats me!" But Japp was looking attentively at Poirot.  Choices:  1. He wondered how he could be such a fool. 2. He wondered how he could be so foolish. 3. He did not think he was a fool.
Output: 1
Statement: oh the the Dodgers the Dodgers have got an interesting thing they've got this uh rookie pitcher what's it Martinez his name that uh that pitched a bunch of innings last year as a nineteen or twenty year old year old and they were using what happened to Valenzuela as an example that they should be careful and not over work him this early of course i was really uh Choices:  1. He is a new picture, so they should focus on not running him ragged. 2. They have an amateur pitcher named Martinez on their team. 3. Martinez has been pitching for the Dodgers for many years.
Output: 2
Statement: They know we are not in their league financially, but we feel a little sheepish inviting them to view our worn upholstery and carpets. Choices:  1. We are embarrassed for them to see out worn out carpets. 2. They are considerably less well off than us. 3. They are more wealthy than us because they run a large international criminal organization.
Output: 1
Statement: It was a world of anarchy, from your point of view. Choices:  1. The world was orderly and controlled.  2. The world looked unorganized.  3. It was to everyone's great detriment that the world looked so chaotic. 
Output: 2
Statement: and i'm there a little before four o'clock to pick them up so he doesn't stay there even an hour and the other child is not even there when i get there and doesn't get there until about four it's about thirty minutes to do a ten minute ride in there little bus and Choices:  1. I get there at 3:50pm. 2. I get there before four. 3. I get there well after 5pm.
Output: 2
Statement: and it's real hard to pry money out of him to to to do these things but i was i was able to convince him that it would be cost effective and that our board presentations would be much better and Choices:  1. He voluntarily paid more than his share of the presentation improvement costs. 2. It took a great deal of time and effort to persuade him, a frugal person, to part with his money..   3. He was ultimately persuaded that our presentations could be greatly improved by spending some money.
Output: 3
Statement: Please, do you have an answer for these well-wishers that would not require giving them private and personal information? Choices:  1. The well-wishers already refused to give them the private and personal information. 2. Can you find an answer that requires the well-wishers to give up their personal information? 3. Can you offer a solution for well-wishers that wouldn't require them to give up their personal information?
Output: 3
Statement: is it is it all voluntary Choices:  1. It is not a question. 2. Is it voluntary. 3. It is voluntary.
Output: 2
Statement: , would its news sections lose their current virtue of attitude? Choices:  1. The current news sections have their virtue in question. 2. The news sections are written one day in advance. 3. There is no question as to the news sections virtue of attitude.
Output: 1
Statement: We see him taming an enraged elephant or appearing as the warrior Simhala attacking the Island of Ogresses, while his wife Rani, holding a mirror, languorously prepares her toilet with handmaidens holding her cosmetics. Choices:  1. The two people depicted were royalty in their time. 2. Simhala is pictured as controlling a wild elephant. 3. The woman is handling elephants while the man does his make up.
Output: 2
Statement:  Jon pointed at Susan. Choices:  1. Jon didn't know who Susan was. 2. Jon pointed toward Susan. 3. Jon pointed Susan out to someone else.
Output: 2
Statement: The waters around the coast are some of the clearest in the world and the depths are filled with amazing coral and many species of fish and other marine creatures. Choices:  1. The waters contain absolutely no marine creatures at all. 2. The coastal waters are very clear and are home to amazing corals.   3. The corals have been in these coastal waters for millions of years.  
Output: 2
Statement: it's uh it's actually in Durham they're they're thinking about moving it to Raleigh but it's it holds maybe four thousand and it's like three dollars to get in Choices:  1. Raleigh just seems like a nicer place to them. 2. It's located in Durham but they may move it to Raleigh. 3. Durham is where it is and always will be. Never will it be moved.
Output: 2
Statement: Guangzhou is famous for its food. Choices:  1. Guangzhou has not derived fame from its food. 2. Its chefs and cooks help make Guangzhou famous. 3. Food is the reason Guangzhou is famous.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum right we feel that you know just spending time together you don't necessarily have to be doing anything you know that costs money or or you know that requires you to go a great distance or anything like that it's just the kids like to being together as a family Choices:  1. Kids have no interest in family bonding. 2. Spending time with each other need not cost anything or force you to go out of your way. 3. You can make time to spend with your family tomorrow.
Output: 2
Statement: He even called it--this T &amp Choices:  1. He is calling a company. 2. He had no intention of calling it. 3. He knows how to use a phone.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, before we turn to the data, I would like to review some highlights related to this study. Choices:  1. The data was positive but it didn't come without its difficulties. 2. There were no highlights to discuss with this study. 3. There are highlights in relation to the study that deserved a review.
Output: 3
Statement: But long-standing management problems, including weaknesses in strategic planning, had threatened the agency's ability to adapt to changing demands. Choices:  1. Despite strong strategy and planning, the agency simply wasn't able to keep up. 2. Most workers thought that the problems with management ended up compromising the agency's usefulness. 3. The agency was unable to adjust to the new demands in part thanks to poor strategic planning.
Output: 3
Statement: Alcohol interventions in a trauma center as a means of reducing the risk of injury recurrence. Choices:  1. Interventions reduce risk of injury 2. Interventions at trauma centers are great 3. Interventions do not prevent injury 
Output: 1
Statement: These guidelines were conveyed to LSC-funded programs through the release of a series of Program Letters and other field correspondences. Choices:  1. The guidelines were conveyed to the program through the release of Program letters and correspondences.  2. The guidelines were conveyed to the program through the release of Program letters and correspondences that used illustrations.  3. The guidelines were never conveyed to the program through the release of Program Letters. 
Output: 1
Statement: Proposed  vertical flight only, to a maximum of 20 feet above the ground. Choices:  1. The proposed vertical flight is said to reach heights of 50 feet above the ground. 2. The maximum altitude for the flight is 20 feet above the ground. 3. The maximum vertical flight of only 20 feet above the ground is due to the limitations of the technology.
Output: 2
Statement: Call Las Vegas a Far West Tiger, and you wouldn't be too far off the mark. Choices:  1. Las Vegas is deadly.  2. LAs vegas is a kitten. 3. Las Vegas is a far west tiger.
Output: 3
Statement: Don't worry about the risk to endangered animal species most Egyptian ivory is camel or donkey bone, not elephant tusk. Choices:  1. Ivory sold in Sudan is sometimes made from elephant tusks. 2. Camel and donkey bones are sometimes used for making ivory. 3. All ivory in Egypt is made from elephant tusks.
Output: 2
Statement: [ Peanuts ] is also a commentary on the culture. Choices:  1. The culture is never discussed, people believing it's a sacred bond 2. The principles of the culture are discussable and are different for the citizens. 3. The culture has some commentaries, like that one.
Output: 3
Statement: Horses to be found back in the rough country, hidden away in the maze of pocket canyons where there was water and enough browning grass to keep them from straying. Choices:  1. In the maze of pocket canyons there is a drought and sandy ground with no vegetation.  2. People put their horses in the maze of pocket canyons to prevent them from being detected.  3. In the maze of pocket canyons there was enough water and grass to keep horses from straying. 
Output: 3
Statement: After she and a Globe editor checked into a $400 a night suite at a hotel near Frank's office, Suzen went out for the evening. Choices:  1. Suzen checked into the hotel before going out for the evening. 2. The hotel was located far from Frank's office. 3. Suzen planned to visit a nightclub after checking in at the hotel.
Output: 1
Statement: With the sole exception of H-2A workers, LSC grantees may provide general representation to aliens on all the same subjects as is provided to citizens. Choices:  1. LSC grantees can give representation to aliens without fear or being arrested. 2. LSC grantees cannot represent aliens. 3. LSC grantees can give representation to aliens.
Output: 3
Statement: Hong Kong Island formally became a British possession two years later in 1843. Choices:  1. The British took over the island of Hong Kong in 1948. 2. Hong Kong was later controlled by the British. 3. The British ruled over Hong Kong with an iron fist.
Output: 2
Statement: Other topics from the list. Choices:  1. The list of topics was a mile long. 2. There were more topics than those that were mentioned. 3. There was nothing else to see on the list.
Output: 2
Statement: A bizarre curiosity here is the Paso de la Diablesa (She-Devil Statue). Choices:  1. The Paso de la Diablesa is a statue and it is believed to have powers. 2. The Plaza de la Diablesa is a statue. 3. The Paso de la Diablesa is a statue.
Output: 3
Statement: it was it's it's a different world Choices:  1. The world remained the same. 2. It is a changed world. 3. The world was never the same after that day.
Output: 2
Statement: During his chair recovery period, his duties were transferred to the programmers' chief, the one who used to like to laugh at Cod. Choices:  1. The chief used to like to laugh at Cod. 2. His table recovery period was going to be a lot longer. 3. Cod was laughed at for his funky hair.
Output: 1
Statement: it was nice okay it was nice talking to you bye-bye Choices:  1. Yeah, it was great  talking to you, I'll talk to you again next week, bye bye. 2. Correct, it was pleasant speaking with you. 3. No, I hated this conversation we had.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah we didn't do all that stuff here but they get more natural rain than we do you know we get so much rain in the spring and then we go sometimes entire June July and August without any so i guess we're where are you from originally Choices:  1. We did that here, for sure. 2. We didn't do that here. 3. We didn't do that because the weather was always too bad.
Output: 2
Statement: Newsweek 's cover  Home schooling--it's not just for zealots anymore! Choices:  1. Newsweek maintains that home-schooling is strictly reserved for hyper-religious nutjobs. 2. Newsweek featured an article about home-schooling and the changing circumstances around it. 3. They report on how inadequacies in the public school system are driving some families to home-schooling.
Output: 2
Statement: Kentucky's current fee for filing a case in district court is $50. Choices:  1. Kentucky charges 35% more to file a case this year. 2. Kentucky doesn't charge to file a case. 3. Kentucky charges $50 to file a case.
Output: 3
Statement: In order to facilitate the ability of the participants to work from an agreed upon set of facts about themselves, the facilitators divided the conferees into three groups. Choices:  1. The facilitators broke the people up into three groups. 2. The facilitators broke the people up into seven groups. 3. The facilitators broke the people up into three groups at the conference.
Output: 1
Statement: Pause for a moment at the palace's western terrace alongside the Galerie des Glaces for a first view of his harmonious, subtly asymmetrical arrangement of the grounds. Choices:  1. There is a subtle asymmetry to the ground arrangement. 2. King Louis XII put a lot of time, money and labor into building his lavish palace for the world to be amazed. 3. When you pause, notice how the palace is inharmonious.
Output: 1
Statement: I'm scared, Anna said quietly. Choices:  1. Anna is letting someone know she is scared. 2. Anna is letting her friend know she is scared. 3. Anna is letting someone know she is not scared at all.
Output: 1
Statement: Senior executive performance expectations to lead and facilitate change could be a critical element as agencies transform themselves. Choices:  1. Agencies always need lots of help as they transform. 2. Agencies transform and need assistance doing so. 3. Senior Executives have no impact on agencies that are transforming.
Output: 2
Statement: Really ”I can't remember. Choices:  1. I remembered it. 2. I couldn't recall. 3. I never knew it.
Output: 2
Statement: Syrian strongman Hafez Assad is old and ailing. Choices:  1. Hafez Assad is suffering from prostate cancer.  2. Hafez Assad is a young and vibrant Syrian.   3. Hafez Assad is a frail and elderly Syrian. 
Output: 3
Statement: Its principal treasure, though of contested provenance, is Leonardo da Vinci's luminous Portrait of a Musician (1485), unfinished but at the same time the best preserved of the master's few surviving works. Choices:  1. Portrait of a Musician is one of the surviving works of Leonardo da Vinci. 2. Portrait of a Musician is a finished work done by Leonardo da Vinci. 3. Portrait of a Musician is one of the most famous works of Leonardo da Vinci.
Output: 1
Statement: Our whole society is harmed when access and fairness are denied, said Londen.  Choices:  1. Our society is hurt when peopel don't have access to free legal services. 2. Our society is thrives when access is limited. 3. Our society is hurt when peopel don't have access.
Output: 3
Statement: by an agent who represented i'm not sure of the companies he represented but i was told because you're single they absolutely won't take you i said that is that's prejudicial that's terrible what's going to happen if they all start doing this Choices:  1. It's so prejudice to not take someone that is single.  2. Single people can be better than married ones.  3. It isn't prejudice to ignore single people. 
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin and the Council Choices:  1. Adrin was sitting on top of a tree. 2. Adrin and the Council of Elders. 3. The council and Adrin.
Output: 3
Statement: The Spanish crown solved the tense standoff by entrusting Ponce de Leen with another voyage of exploration. Choices:  1. Ponce de Leen was charged with another voyage of exploration. 2. The Spanish crown threw Ponce de Leen into a prison and kept him there for years. 3. The tense standoff had been incited by a power-hungry noble. 
Output: 1
Statement: Boxing officials ordered a rematch of the March 13 heavyweight championship fight between Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis . Fans and sports writers are in an uproar because the judges called the fight a draw--despite a huge disparity of punches in Lewis' favor and the widespread perception of spectators that Lewis won. Choices:  1. There will be a rematch of the fight between Evander Holyfield and Lennox Lewis.  2. Evander Holyfield won the heavyweight championship fight against Lennox Lewis on March 13th.   3. Lennox Lewis deserved to win the fight according to spectators and sports fans. 
Output: 1
Statement: you love to see someone beat him Choices:  1. You must like to watch people suffer. 2. You would love to see him defeated. 3. You would love to see him win.
Output: 2
Statement: But, if he had bothered to read any history books, he'd have discovered that a new set of entrepreneurs was born out of the massive Boeing layoffs of 1970, when tens of thousands of unemployed Boeing workers were trying their hands at anything to make a buck. Choices:  1. He would have discovered that a new set of enterpreneurs was born out of the massive Boeing layoffs of 1970, if he only bothered to read any history books. 2. But, if he wouln't bother reading history books, he wouldn't have discovered that. 3. He didn't know anything about the unemployed Boeing workers.
Output: 1
Statement: The winged Victory of Samothrace and beautifully proportioned Venus de Milo. Choices:  1. Different forms of art usually accentuate different techniques and features. 2. Because techniques and technology were underdeveloped at the time, the Venus de Milo has awkward proportions to it. 3. The Virctory of Samothrace is more popular among artists than Venus de Milo.
Output: 1
Statement: That he'd be in line behind Joe Camel is a lesson in cultural acceptability. Choices:  1. Joe Camel was in line before he came. 2. He would be in line behind Joe Camel. 3. He would be in front of Joe Camel in the line.
Output: 2
Statement: Then, the focus shifts to the strategic application of these tools within busines sspecific environments. Choices:  1. These tools can be applied strategically in specific environments. 2. Some of these tools should be applied in more than one environment. 3. All of the tools should be used in every case, regardless of the environment.
Output: 1
Statement: That John Cavendish still loved his wife, I was convinced.  Choices:  1. I did not think that John Cavendish had fallen out of love with his wife. 2. John Cavendish had secretly fallen out of love with his wife. 3. I did not think that John Cavendish loved his wife.
Output: 1
Statement: the first time yeah that's probably one of the problems and frustrations that it's brought about because people do feel like oh well we can just change it if you need to Choices:  1. It has brought issues and frustrations for people. 2. People feel that they can just change it anytime. 3. It has not been a problem with the people who use it.
Output: 1
Statement: This would have been a good story for ABC News, if ABC hadn't been so busy being part of the problem. Choices:  1. This news network missed a story because they were part of the story. 2. If ABC news had not incited the terrorist, there would have been no story. 3. The news agency aired 24 hours straight of grass growing.
Output: 1
Statement: well what about random testing though Choices:  1. I don't think we should discuss random testing. 2. What do you think about random testing? 3. Would random testing be a good idea?
Output: 2
Statement: No, sir, I'm afraid I didn't. Choices:  1. No, I did not sign that pledge, Sir. 2. No, I did not, sir. 3. Yes, of course I did, sir.
Output: 2
Statement: But his defenses of natural selection sometimes lend it more power than it really has. Choices:  1. Natural selection has power without bounds of any kind. 2. Those limits are mostly based on population size. 3. There are limits to the power of natural selection.
Output: 3
Statement: Flat on the bottom of the car. He thrust her sharply forward, then standing up, he took careful aim and fired. Choices:  1. The male fired after thrusting the female sharply forward. 2. The female was killed by the male after he shot her. 3. The female was the one who shot the gun at the male but she hit the car.
Output: 1
Statement: By the time the first great king of Hawaii died, in 1819, the underpinnings of native society were disintegrating. Choices:  1. The first Hawaiian king died in 1819. 2. The first Hawaiian king was born in 1819. 3. The first Hawaiian king died in 1819 in battle.
Output: 1
Statement: The patient could decide how many risk factors could be addressed at one time. Choices:  1. The patient is very inactive, and does not take charge in addressing the risk factors. 2. It is possible for the patient to decide the number of risk factors that could be addressed at a time. 3. The patient does not have the authority to decide the number of risk factors that could be addressed at a time.
Output: 2
Statement: If you've become an adept of the tea ceremony, you'll appreciate the excellent collection of 14th-century ceramic tea bowls, tea kettles, and caddies, as well as bamboo spoons, whisks, and flower vases. Choices:  1. The tea ceremony involves drinking tea straight out of a barrel. 2. The tea ceremony contains tea bowls and tea kettles. 3. The tea ceremony contains three varieties of tea.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh well it sounds like neither one of us thinks that the Soviet Union is a real threat to the US Choices:  1. I think we all agree that the Soviet Union is not a real threat to the US. 2. I think we all agree that the Soviet Union is the biggest threat to the US. 3. We all agree that there are greater threats to the US than the Soviet Union.
Output: 1
Statement: For a number of years, some mailers have pursued the idea of establishing customized postal rates and/or terms of service through negotiation with the Postal Service. Choices:  1. Some mailers would like to have customized rates and terms of service. 2. Mailers have not pursued negotiations with the Postal Service for custom rates. 3. Some mailers have successfully negotiated with the Postal Service for custom rates.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah that would be much more convenient yeah Choices:  1. Oh yes, that would be very convenient.  2. Getting a ride to the station would be very convenient. 3. No, that isn't at all helpful. 
Output: 1
Statement: The wound was fatal. Choices:  1. They were healed in no time.  2. They did not know they were injured at first. 3. It was a deadly laceration.
Output: 3
Statement: Newcomers may prefer to start at the top with the Impressionists and Post- Renoir, Cezanne, Manet, Monet, Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas, and Van Gogh (this is the best collection of his work outside Amsterdam, with several works from the frenzied months of activity before he died in 1890). Choices:  1. Newcomers might want to stop with Impressionists because they are the most recognizable artists. 2. Newcomers might want to stop with Impressionists. 3. Newcomers might want to stop with abstract art.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah i'd i don't have much sympathy for people that are uh uh victimizing others on a regular basis you know if it's a one time offense and and the kid learns his lesson and uh shows remorse and promises never to do something again and they take some steps to educate him in the matter uh it's it's one thing but when they're there over and over again and uh guilty of the same crimes uh nothing seems to help Choices:  1. I have sympathy for repeat offenders. It seems like they need more help. 2. I don't have sympathy for repeat offenders. If the offender commits a crime for the first time, shows remorse, and is reformed, than that's okay. If they commit a crime, get out, and keep doing it, that's not okay. It seems like nothing helps in those cases. 3. I don't have sympathy for repeat offenders. It seems like education helps in some cases of reform but not all.
Output: 2
Statement: I learnt afterwards that they nearly did away with me then and there there was never much chance of their 'letting me go' but the first man, who was the boss, preferred to keep me alive on the chance of my having hidden them, and being able to tell where if I recovered my memory. Choices:  1. The boss thought that I might be useful if my memory came back. 2. I was released when I regained my memory. 3. The boss wanted to kill me because he thought I was of no use.
Output: 1