niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Increasing relative price of postage Choices:  1. Raising the price of postage 2. Reducing relative price of postage. 3. Increasing price of postage relative to its weight and destination.
Output: 1
Statement: You're sure a trustin' fella. Shannon's fingers hooked to the front of the gun belt riding low on the hip. Choices:  1. Shannon had a gun on him. 2. Shannon had a gun on him and he carried it everywhere he went. 3. Shannon did not have a gun on him.
Output: 1
Statement: The higher stalls came later, carved by the Renaissance masters Alonso Berruguete and Felipe Bigarny. Choices:  1. Felipe Bigarny carved some of the higher stalls. 2. There are more than one hundred stalls of various heights here. 3. The stalls were all manufactured in China and assembled here.
Output: 1
Statement: In effect, Nixon's misdeeds () so dwarf Clinton's--even the most severe charges of suborning perjury--that Republicans could wind up bollixed. Choices:  1. All things considered, Nixon's mistakes are bigger than Clinton's. 2. All things considered, Nixon should face a stiffer punishment than Clinton. 3. In effect Clinton's sins are greater than Nixon's.
Output: 1
Statement: uh it's very low uh scale compared to the NFL Choices:  1. The NFL has been around a lot longer. 2. It is not as big of a deal as the NFL. 3. It is a much bigger deal than the NFL.
Output: 2
Statement: After a moment's reflection she sat down and wrote a note, weighing each word as she did so. Choices:  1. She wrote a note to her father, in black ink. 2. She'd put a lot of thought into writing the letter. 3. She had barely considered what she was writing as she was writing it.
Output: 2
Statement: In deciding on whether or not a closeout meeting will be held, GAO will consider the preferences of the agency officials and whether the work has involved interviews with numerous people, over a significant period of time, at that particular location. Choices:  1. The GAO does not get to decide whether or not a closeout meeting can be held. 2. The GAO likes to advise people to wear nice sweaters. 3. The GAO decided whether or not a closeout meeting will be held.
Output: 3
Statement: Do sit down, both of you. They obeyed. Choices:  1. Asked to sit, they steadfastly refused and turned their backs. 2. They both quickly found chairs when asked to take a seat. 3. When requested to take a seat they each complied.
Output: 3
Statement: I hope you can help. Choices:  1. I anticipate that you can lend a hand. 2. It would make me really happy if you could give your guidance. 3. I would appreciate if you would leave this alone.
Output: 1
Statement: Restoring Social Security to sustainable solvency and increasing saving are intertwined national goals. Choices:  1. National goals include economic statuses, including the restoration of Social Security. 2. Restoring Social Security is not a national goal. 3. Social Security is directly influenced by an increase or decrease in national savings averages.
Output: 1
Statement: you know it's like i can only do it when i have time i have a whole stack of material and patterns to sew up as it is so Choices:  1. I can only dew when I have time. 2. It can be a lot of work. 3. I never sew anymore. 
Output: 1
Statement: In the field 'Words You Want To Use' she put 'egg' and 'merry', and in 'Number of Additional Words' she wrote '3'. Choices:  1. She would need seven additional words so she put that in the appropriate field.  2. She wanted to use the words, 'egg and merry' and she put that into the designated field.  3. She wanted to use 'egg and merry' in the poem she was writing. 
Output: 2
Statement: This area, the farthest from Kingston, lagged behind other parts of Jamaica in modern development, protected from the commercial activity of the east by the limestone landscape of Cockpit Country, making travel and communication difficult. Choices:  1. Efforts are being made today to improve this area. 2. It was hard for this area to develop due to its geography. 3. The area farthest from Kingston is the most economically developed.
Output: 2
Statement: on tubes an i see Choices:  1. You go down on tubes apparently. 2. On skis apparently. 3. On tubes apparently.
Output: 3
Statement: ** We now agree that we should not have reported that Philip Morris and Reynolds [which had also sued] add significant amounts of nicotine from outside sources. Choices:  1. Philip Morris and Reynolds suing resulted in a retraction of the report.  2. Reporting Philip Morris and Reynolds added significant amounts of nicotine was a mistake.  3. Philip Morris and Reynolds were the only party to sue. 
Output: 2
Statement: By extending Delivery Confirmation to First-Class mail as a replacement for Certified Mail, the potential exists to drive in excess of $300 million per year in window clerk and letter carrier costs from the system. Choices:  1. The potential exists to drive in excess of $900 million per year  2. The potential exists to drive in a penis 3. The potential exists to drive in excess of $300 million per year 
Output: 3
Statement: it's almost like just fuzz Choices:  1. The cat's fur is very fuzzy. 2. It's quite similar to fuzz. 3. It's rough and wiry.
Output: 2
Statement: There are several men watching it. Choices:  1. There are people watching it all the time. 2. It is being watched by several men. 3. It is completely unobserved. 
Output: 2
Statement: but barbecue is it like steaks or is it uh turkey Choices:  1. I am boiling potatoes for dinner. 2. More than likely they are going to grill steaks. 3. Are they going to be barbecuing steaks or turkey?
Output: 3
Statement: uh when i have a chance i watch those on uh i guess Sixty Minutes is usually on Sundays and uh i just like to see you know who they are raking over the coals Choices:  1. 60 Minutes is the only show I watch on Sunday. 2. I hate watching 60 Minutes, it's very poor journalism. 3. I like to watch 60 minutes on Sundays to see who they're targeting this time.
Output: 3
Statement: The noble shook his head. Choices:  1. The man was a noble.  2. The man was shaking his head in disagreement.  3. The noble nodded yes. 
Output: 1
Statement: because when they listened to that tape they would have really had a good time believe me Choices:  1. They will not enjoy the tape when they listen to it.   2. They will love the recording when they hear it.   3. I will not enjoy the tape if I listen to it.  
Output: 1
Statement: yeah there's not that many down here that you know once once in a while you'll see one Choices:  1. There are not a lot of them down here. 2. It is a rare event to see one of them down here. 3. It is hard to walk down the street without seeing one.
Output: 1
Statement: Here was an obviously experienced man coming into this young upstart's company, probably extremely well-dressed and with credentials earned before the CEO was even born. Choices:  1. He was not experienced at all, now does he have credentials or impeccable dress.  2. He worked exceptionally hard to make it into this company and spent his money to achieve the right credentials and clothing.  3. He was an exceptionally experienced man starting in this young company, well dressed with all the right credentials. 
Output: 3
Statement: The unofficial spin, from James  Jones is a puppet of greedy right-wingers, and besides, Clinton is whipping her in the polls. Choices:  1. Clinton is at the very bottom spot in the polls. 2. Clinton is not in last place in the polls. 3. Clinton is in first place in the polls.
Output: 2
Statement: As a share of GDP, federal taxes have been roughly stable under Clinton. Choices:  1. Under Clinton, federal taxes, as far as GDP shares go, have been more or less stable. 2. The reason for this is because Clinton's policies have been rather consistent. 3. Under Clinton, federal taxes have been remarkably volatile as a share of GDP.
Output: 1
Statement: There are splendid views from Bray Head of the harbor and the mountains. Choices:  1. The harbor cannot be seen for Bray Head. 2. You can also see views of the town below. 3. From Bray Head, it is possible to see the harbor and the mountains.
Output: 3
Statement: Based on the estimated time periods needed to complete each of the four phases described above, the estimated time period to complete the implementation of a single FGD installation is conservatively 27 months. Choices:  1. It takes 27 months to do the four phases of impementation. 2. It takes 7 months to do the four phases. 3. It takes 27 months to do the four phases.
Output: 3
Statement: In architecture, the Romans made a quantum leap forward from the Greek structures of columns and beams by developing the arch, vault, and dome, well suited to the needs of the empire. Choices:  1. The empire found use for arches, vaults and domes. 2. Greek structures were weaker and less useful for the empire. 3. Greek structures were superior to Roman structures in every way.
Output: 1
Statement: but now their saying that they're there really not that much in comparison to the others because you don't have to use the water to wash them and you know all different kinds of things too so Choices:  1. You can just wipe off the dirt instead of putting water on it. 2. You have to use water to wash them. 3. You don't have to use water to wash them.
Output: 3
Statement: you know the season's just so long Choices:  1. You know the season still has a long way to go. 2. You know the season is lengthy. 3. You know the season is short and coming to an end already.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i think you've got to have a good fight you know you have to have a lot of controversy Choices:  1. I think you have to have a good fight. 2. There's no reason for a fight. 3. I think you have to have a good fight if you want to keep your rights.
Output: 1
Statement: But he thought he was better than he really was. Choices:  1. He felt he was better than everyone he met, and they felt the same. 2. But he thought he was better than everyone else. 3. He thought himself the better of everyone, and was universally not correct in that regard.
Output: 2
Statement: evidence is consistent, no further examination is needed. Choices:  1. Due to inconsistent evidence, there must be additional examination. 2. There is no need to examine any further. 3. No further examination is needed, even though many people support it.
Output: 2
Statement: Longfang was tough, said the large man, his warclub resting on his shoulder and referring to the proper name of the mountain they had seen him kill. Choices:  1. The man said Longfang was weak. 2. The large man knew everything about Longfang. 3. The large man held a weapon.
Output: 3
Statement: Yes, sir, Mr. Inglethorp did so. Choices:  1. That is true, Mr Inglethorp did that! 2. Sir, it's true that Mr. Inglethorp was involved in that incident. 3. No, I have to say that Mr. Inglethorp didn't do that. 
Output: 1
Statement: I promised my sister I'd make a man of you and, by jumping Jupiter, I intend to do just that. Choices:  1. I take my promises to family very seriously. 2. I don't care what my sister thinks; I want nothing more to do with you. 3. I speak to my sister about your life.
Output: 3
Statement: You disagree? asked Jon. Choices:  1. Jon asked you if you agreed. 2. Jon asked if you disagreed with him. 3. Jon thought you agreed with him.
Output: 2
Statement: Depending on how much time you have, you may want to combine two or three of the regions in order to get a sense of the great diversity of French Paris and the wine country, the mountains, or the Atlantic or Mediterranean coasts. Choices:  1. The diversity of French Paris is one that can't be found anywhere else. 2. It's a good idea to combine several regions in order to get a sense of the diversity of France. 3. France is a one dimensional tourist attraction.
Output: 2
Statement: The main highway makes a circuit of the New Territories, beginning with the new town of Tsuen Wan, situated in an area of heavy industry just west of Kowloon. Choices:  1. The new town of Tsuen Wan is situated in a heavily industrialized area. 2. Surrounding the new town of Tsuen Wan are beautiful parks and vistas.  3. The heavily industrialized area is a good place to start up a factory.
Output: 1
Statement: Defense  So could we. Choices:  1. Arming ourselves, we were good at that. 2. Protection, we were also capable. 3. We couldn't stand up against it.
Output: 2
Statement: A thorough risk assessment also allows entities to target high-risk areas and, therefore, to focus often limited resources where the greatest exposure exists. Choices:  1. Resources can be allocated to high-risk areas via a risk assessment. 2. A risk assessment is not a reliable tool in identifying risk areas. 3. A risk assessment is 90% effective in utilizing limited resources effectively.
Output: 1
Statement: According to officials who heard the tapes, King that night betrayed his wife, Coretta--not for the first or the last time--shouting, amid his most private activities, I'm fucking for God! Choices:  1. King was taped while being unfaithful to his wife. 2. King spent his life being faithful to his wife, Coretta. 3. A nationally known leader is often tempted to stray, and King gave in to that temptation.
Output: 1
Statement: In the feeble light of the gas burner Tommy blinked at her. Choices:  1. She and Tommy could see each other clearly in the well lit room. 2. Tommy blinked at her because he didn't recognize her. 3. The light of the gas burner wasn't very powerful.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah that's right it it might have one best picture too Choices:  1. It might have won Best Picture and Best Director. 2. It wasn't nominated for any awards.  3. It also might have won Best Picture.
Output: 3
Statement: Cardiac surgery, like every surgery, is a series of interlocking steps, each requiring specialized materials. Choices:  1. Every surgery performed at Mayo Clinic is a series of interlocking steps. 2. Every surgery including Cardiac is a collection of steps. 3. Every surgery is mere guess work by the surgeon.
Output: 2
Statement: All the remaining seventeen of the crew were dead and their ashes were to be left on a strange planet. Choices:  1. The remains of the crew were to be sent to another planet. 2. All seventeen members of the crew were found alive and well. 3. Seventeen crew members died due to exposure to the elements.
Output: 1
Statement: both if we're not doing sports we go somewhere Choices:  1. We are not playing sports so we will go somewhere. 2. We will go somewhere to do the sports. 3. We would go somewhere if we weren't doing sports.
Output: 3
Statement: As in centuries past, people go on mass pilgrimages to witness the spring blossoming of the famous cherry trees or the flaming golds, reds, and ochres of the autumn maples. Choices:  1. The cherry blossoms are not popular in Japan. 2. The cherry blossoms in Japan are the most popular tourist activities. 3. Mass amounts of people go on pilgrimages to see the cherry blossoms, or autumn maples.
Output: 3
Statement: The gay-rights debate turns on whether homosexuality is more like the former or the latter. Choices:  1. People have been homosexuals for thousands of years. 2. The debate on homosexuality takes a turn whether being gay is more like the former than the latter. 3. The straight rights debate turns on whether homosexuals have a place in society.
Output: 2
Statement: His only outside interests are golf and his family. Choices:  1. He is interested in golf and his family and they are very important to him. 2. He is interested in tennis and his family. 3. He is interested in golf and his family.
Output: 3
Statement: These rocky islets carved into fantastic shapes are a symbol of the island's beauty. Choices:  1. The islets symbolize the beauty of the island. 2. These rocky islets exemplify the ugliness of the island. 3. The rocky islets have been carved into shapes of majestic animals.
Output: 1
Statement: And Mr. Inglethorp was anxious to have no scandal revived just at present.  Choices:  1. Mr Inglethorp didn't want to have a scandal at the moment. 2. Mr Inglethorp was very tense about the chance of a scandal. 3. Mr. Inglethopr was giddy for the chance of a scandal.
Output: 1
Statement:  'Let us take a brief moment of silence for the late Ted Hughes,' to the semiannual convention of Poetesses Who Love Anguished, Theatrical Histrionics (PLATH). Choices:  1. PLATH had a semiannual convention in NYC. 2. PLATH had a biweekly convention. 3. PLATH had a semiannual convention.
Output: 3
Statement: man oh man i have to say uh Chevy Chase uh Christmas you know the Vacation Christmas Choices:  1. Chevy Chase was in Christmas Vacation, which is my favorite movie. 2. Bob Saget was in Christmas Vacation. 3. Chevy Chase was in Christmas Vacation.
Output: 3
Statement: I'd much rather be shot. Choices:  1. I prefer that you use a water pistol to shoot me.  2. I prefer to be shot.  3. I want to be pelted with beanbags instead of being shot. 
Output: 2
Statement: Similar independent expenditures benefited Republican candidates. Choices:  1. Republicans benefit from lots that others don't  2. The expidenture only benefitted Republicans  3. The expidenture benefits the democrat 
Output: 2
Statement: A law-and-order backlash is also possible. Choices:  1. There could be a backlash after the announcement is made. 2. There won't be any backlash. 3. There could be a backlash.
Output: 3
Statement: Coffee has replaced the ubiquitous tea Dublin is now almost as much a coffee city as Vienna or Seattle. Choices:  1. Tea is much less common than coffee in Dublin now. 2. Dublin still relies mostly on tea rather than coffee. 3. The coffee is imported to Dublin.
Output: 1
Statement: We can all agree on that, without agreeing on which are the exceptions. Choices:  1. We often have trouble reaching unanimous agreement on things. 2. We can't all unanimously agree on anything whatsoever. 3. We don't all agree on which are the exceptions.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, the general trend for more and more peasants to drift away from the land to the cities has been noticeably less marked here. Choices:  1. More and more of the peons have gradually drifted away from the land. 2. Less and less of the common people have migrated to the city. 3. The peasants that gradually drift away to the city enjoy life more there.
Output: 1
Statement: During rate cases, the Postal Rate Commission has sometimes made adjustments to Postal Service costing. Choices:  1. The postal rate commission never changes postal service cost 2. The postal rate fluctuates  3. Postal rate commission sometimes changes postal service cost 
Output: 3
Statement: Despite the differences between the Chinese majority and the European minority, relations were generally cordial. Choices:  1. The Europeans were the majority. 2. Due to major business interests, the Chinese felt the need to ally with them. 3. Even with their differences, both peoples were able to come to common ground.
Output: 3
Statement: Information Strategies for Policy Makers. Choices:  1. Disinformation and Horrendous Strategies for Policy Makers 2. Information and Strategies for Policy Makers 3. Strategies for Policy Makers with Information
Output: 3
Statement:  He considered, and then snapped his fingers. Choices:  1. He quietly turned down the offer without even thinking about it.  2. He made some noise with his fingers after he thought about it.  3. He was considering an offer to take a new position with the hospital in Denver. 
Output: 2
Statement: uh i'm sure singers and professional people know that and you always hear your own voice in recordings and say my God that's that's not obviously that's not me you know Choices:  1. When I listen to my voice recordings, I don't recognize my own voice. 2. Most people don't like the way that they sound in voice recordings. 3. I like to listen to the sound of my own voice. 
Output: 1
Statement: yes it certainly does Choices:  1. No it certainly does not 2. It definitely does 3. It will, yes
Output: 2
Statement: Off the D84 road, just 3 km (2 miles) northeast of Evisa, is a sign reading Piscine. Choices:  1. A sign reading Piscine can be found 2 km southwest of Evisa. 2. A sign that reads Piscine can be found just 3 km northeast of Evisa. 3. Just off of D84 road is a small tourist destination.
Output: 2
Statement: In a way, truthful shadow pages are the scariest of all. Choices:  1. A truthful shadow page is scary. 2. Truthful shadow pages are the easiest to read and well liked. 3. Most people do not like to see truthful shadow pages.
Output: 1
Statement: Bright and enticing, these colorfully patterned fabrics are today both hand- and factory-made in Kelantan and Terengganu, but had their origins in the Malay kingdoms of Java over 1,000 years ago. Choices:  1. Most of the colorful fabrics are factory-made. 2. The factory-made colorfully patterned fabrics are from over 1,000 years ago. 3. the colorfully patterned fabrics can be hand-made or factory-made.
Output: 3
Statement: Saturday afternoon she drove to the bakery in the shopping center. Choices:  1. She drove to the bakery in order to get fresh bread. 2. She went to the bank on Saturday afternoon.  3. She went to the bakery on Saturday in the afternoon. 
Output: 3
Statement: Is paying for what we get really the essential us ? Listen instead to the subtext of the president's recent, acclaimed State of the Union message. Choices:  1. The President believes that paying for what we get is essential, according to his State of the Union address. 2. There is subtext about paying for what we get in the President's State of the Union message. 3. The President has not stated anything about paying for what we get.
Output: 2
Statement: Nearby, leading north from Shiji-dori, is another important market area worth Teramachi (literally, temple district ). Choices:  1. Teramachi contains many shops and food markets. 2. Teramachi is not an important marketplace. 3. Teramachi is an important marketplace north of Shiji-dori.
Output: 3
Statement: have you been talking to males yeah yeah this is this is probably more interesting if it had been a male and a female Choices:  1. Have you only been talking to guys? 2. If you only talk to guys, you are not going to get a good average.  3. You should only talk to guys. 
Output: 1
Statement: Post-show, Seinfeld plans to take time off, swim with dolphins, and then start an ad boutique (he wrote his own American Express ads). Choices:  1. Post-show, Seinfeld plans work hard at his next show taking no time to swim with dolphins. 2. Post-show, Seinfeld plans to swim with dolphins and start an ad boutique which will help sell fast food. 3. Post-show, Seinfeld plans to swim with dolphins and start an ad boutique.
Output: 3
Statement: The Maroon community, descendants of proud and tenacious slaves, still live in two isolated pockets on Jamaica. Choices:  1. Descendants of slaves still live in Jamaica in two isolated pockets.  2. The Maroon community, descendants of wealthy landowners, still live in Jamaica.  3. The Maroon community remains in Jamaica because of the history of their ancestors. 
Output: 1
Statement: When Lake Nasser threatened to flood the complex in the 1970s, engineers had the unenviable task of formulating a plan to save it and this they did with consummate skill. Choices:  1. Engineers used a consummate skill to top the  complex from being flooded.  2. In the 1970s, engineers tried and failed to stop Lake Nasser from flooding the complex. 3. The flood injured and killed lots of people. 
Output: 1
Statement: and i the reason i like it is because they give you good law in there Choices:  1. There's good law in there. 2. Good law is the backbone of society. 3. I like it because there some incredibly bad law in this judgment.
Output: 1
Statement: This document-- Legal Services Corporation State Planning Configuration Standards -- presents in one place a comprehensive compilation of the standards LSC recipients and Designated State Planning Bodies (DSPB's)1 should consider and that the Legal Services Corporation will use in considering the configuration of a state's legal services delivery system. Choices:  1. This document has no compilation of standards. 2. This document presents in one place a comprehensive compilation of the standards LSC recipients should consider. 3. This document contains mostly a compilation of the standards LSC recipients should consider.
Output: 2
Statement: In September 1996, we reported that audit reports and agency selfassessments issued during the previous 2 years showed that weak information security was a widespread problem. Choices:  1. In September 1996, we said the past 2 audit reports showed information security was an issue. 2. In September 1996, we said the past 2 audit reports showed information security was an issue for our email system. 3. In September 1996, we said the past 2 audit reports showed information security was not an issue.
Output: 1
Statement: How did you 'persuade'   Choices:  1. How did you convince? 2. What lies did you tell for them to believe you? 3. Why did you fail to convince?
Output: 1
Statement: you know just people that maybe just aren't blessed with as as much sharpness and mental mental acuity Choices:  1. People who are very intellectually sharp, with a great deal of mental acuity.  2. People who are perhaps not endowed with quite as much mental acuity and sharpness.  3. You know, individuals who lack a certain level of intelligence. 
Output: 2
Statement: The original Seattleites--the NW Indians--have become so Californian they're Nevadans. Choices:  1. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans and live in Las Vegas. 2. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans. 3. The original Ohlone, the Indians of the SW have become so English.
Output: 2
Statement: Now with the ache of the wound ceasing, Dave could still feel the venom burning in his blood, and the constriction around his throat was still there, making it hard to breathe. Choices:  1. David's wound still pained him greaty, as though it had just been administered.  2. The tightening around his throat made David struggle for breath. 3. David knew the snake's venom was toxic but, he had the antidote back at camp.
Output: 2
Statement: Leather goods are no longer a bargain in Spain, though very good quality products may still be priced lower than at home. Choices:  1. Leather goods are still very cheap in Spain. 2. Suede clothes are always cheap in Spain. 3. It is possible that some good quality products are cheaper in Spain than at home.
Output: 3
Statement: although the computer uh science areas are booming right now but the uh Choices:  1. Computer science is a dying field. 2. Computer science is popular right now. 3. Computer science is popular right now and it's so easy to find a job!
Output: 2
Statement: man that sounds really nice Choices:  1. That sounds very pleasant. 2. Wow, that's the best thing I've ever heard. 3. Well, that sounds really awful.
Output: 1
Statement: okay if it the only thing that i was thinking about as far as having if you had one holdout out of say twelve Choices:  1. The other eleven holdouts are immaterial. 2. Let's say that we no holdouts at all out of the twelve. 3. Recently I was pondering the idea of only having one holdout from the twelve.
Output: 3
Statement: Their linguistic contortions turn into bodily contortions as they literally tie themselves in knots, their desperation for attention doing battle with their determination to say nothing worthy of it. Choices:  1. Linguistic contortions are also bodily contortions- both are knots- says the writer. 2. Linguistic contortions are also bodily contortions- both are knots. 3. Knots are different than bodily contortions.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh usually if you can find somebody of course now when you go down there you know i mean they've got just there's no where you can miss Choices:  1. It's easy to find a good spot.  2. If you can find somebody, they can send you in the right direction.  3. It's hard to find someone or somewhere. 
Output: 2
Statement: Some questions are more complex, however, such as the  Are security procedures in U.S. airports sufficient to protect the safety of passengers and equipment? Choices:  1. Determining whether airport security is sufficient is a complex problem. 2. Passenger safety is the biggest priority for everyone in U.S. airports today. 3. Making airports safe for passengers is extremely simple.
Output: 1
Statement: I'd love some, the president drawled, his eyes widening with desire, but let me finish up here talking about highway appropriations with Sen. Choices:  1. The president would like some. 2. The president was in the middle of a conversation. 3. The president wasn't interested in it.
Output: 1
Statement: Station VII (Jesus falls again): At the intersection of the Via Doloroseand the market street called Souk Khan ez-Zeit is the spot where, according to traditional belief, Jesus fell under the weight of the crosea second time. Choices:  1. Jesus was a strong person and he never fell on any of the stations. 2. Jesus fell again at Station VII, at the intersection of Via Dolores. 3. When Jesus dropped the cross again on Station VII, another man helped him up.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm afraid you will have to pay the administrative penalties. Choices:  1. The administrative penalties are charged for any late payment which has to be input manually. 2. You do not have to pay the administrative penalties. 3. You will have to pay the cost for the administrative penalties.
Output: 3
Statement: Level LSC funding, census-related cuts in many program budgets, downturns in IOLTA and state government revenues made this past year one where LSC support for resource development was essential to the vitality of programs and state justice communities. Choices:  1. LSC funding is not affected by reduced government revenues. 2. Due to a lack of funding this past year, state justice communities would have failed without support of LSC for resource development. 3. State justice communities cannot be affected by a lack of government funding.
Output: 2
Statement: Oh! said Tuppence, rather taken aback. Choices:  1. Tuppence was very loud with it. 2. It had been exactly what Tuppence had expected. 3. Tuppence was surprised by it.
Output: 3
Statement: Fighting down that instinct of panic which urged her to turn tail and run without further delay, Tuppence returned the lady's gaze firmly and respectfully. Choices:  1. Tuppence is unable to notice when people are looking at him. 2. Tuppence wanted to run away but instead returned the lady's gaze. 3. Tuppence is afraid of social interactions with women. 
Output: 2
Statement: At most, half-a-dozen soldiers would suffice. Choices:  1. Six soldiers would be enough. 2. Six soldiers would never be enough. 3. Six soldiers would be enough for the battle, for sure.
Output: 1
Statement: The boilermaker's union (The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers) attempts to provide the necessary manpower to the contractors. Choices:  1. The boilermaker's union tries to give the contractors the necessary manpower.  2. The boilermaker's union didn't interact with the contractors.  3. The boilermaker's union failed at giving the contractors the necessary manpower. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Industrialist had entirely missed the evening meal and remained unaware of the fact. Choices:  1. The Industrialist came down for dinner and ate with the others. 2. The Industrial didn't know that he had completely missed dinner. 3. The Industrialist wasn't hungry at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Others can take one of the regular buses or a taxi for the ten-minute ride. Choices:  1. The taxi drivers are famous here for being friendly and kind. 2. Others can take one of the regular horse rides or leer jets for the five minute ride. 3. The bus or taxi ride is only ten minutes long.
Output: 3
Statement: The analyses comply with the informational requirements of the sections Choices:  1. The analyses disregard the requirement of the sections. 2. The informational requirements are comparable to the analyses. 3. The analyses caused chaos and commotion in the scientific community.
Output: 2
Statement: The Unknown Soldier of World War I was buried here in 1920, and three years later the Eternal Flame was kindled. Choices:  1. The Eternal Flame was lit just three years after the Unknown Soldier's burial. 2. In 1920 the Eternal Flame was kindled, but, just three years later, a strong gust of wind snuffed it out. 3. A funeral service was held here when the Unknown Soldier was buried. 
Output: 1
Statement: From it, he drew a strange, double-bladed knife. Choices:  1. The knife was rare and unique. 2. He thrust the blade into it. 3. The knife that he drew was double-bladed.
Output: 3
Statement: who was it well maybe maybe it wasn't that one then because it's a living it was a living person that i'm that i'm thinking of that um that said you know hey Choices:  1. It wasn't one of the dead ones because it was a living person. 2. It wasn't one of the Beatles, but it's a living person. 3. I has to be a dead person because a living person wouldn't be able to do it.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well the Cardinals i don't know  i think the Cowboys probably have a a better team they just at the end of the season the kind of got messed up with Aikman getting hurt because uh Laufenberg just couldn't never really get it together at all of course he sat along the sidelines all season he never really got in a game never did a whole lot Choices:  1. The Cowboys should have started Laufenberg all season.  2. The Cardinals are just a better team than the Cowboys.  3. Aikman getting injured really hurt the Cowboy's chances. 
Output: 3
Statement: and that innocent people i i shouldn't say innocent because i mean actually actually if they commit a crime that they're in the same circumstances but Choices:  1. They're not exactly innocent if they commit a crime. 2. I should say innocent if they commit a crime. 3. If they commit a crime under duress, they are not innocent.
Output: 1
Statement: In the discussion of the Regulatory Flexibility Act, the preamble to the final rule states that HUD's Economic Analysis considers the impact of the rule on small entities. Choices:  1. The small entities are the ones most affected by the act. 2. The analysis takes into consideration the small entities. 3. The Flexibility Act does not allow for analysis.
Output: 2
Statement: Red began, "I only--"   Choices:  1. Red ended with, "I believe in you." 2. "I only--" Red started. 3. "I only wanted what was--" Red said.
Output: 2
Statement: But you can't get lost for long, and in perhaps half an hour of driving around this area of Grands Fonds you'll get a real feeling for the pastoral simplicity that's typical of Guadeloupe. Choices:  1. It is quite tough to get lost around the Grands Fonds. 2. The area is thought of as simple. 3. There are a lot of winding roads in the area.
Output: 1
Statement: If doctors start using computer interviews as an excuse to talk to patients less, medical care will deteriorate. Choices:  1. Medical care could be more efficient if doctors started doing computer interviews. 2. It would hurt medical care if doctors replace face-to-face interviews with computer interviews. 3. There are some doctors who would love to spend less time talking to patients.
Output: 2
Statement: and i try not to use it but right now it's maxed out Choices:  1. I don't like to use my card but it is maxed out right now. 2. I use my card more often than I would like to. 3. I never use my credit card.
Output: 1
Statement: The man didn't remember his name and wasn't able to explain where he lived. Choices:  1. The man gave his name and explained where he lived. 2. The man could not say where he lived. 3. The man had severe amnesia.
Output: 2
Statement: When reports about McCain's bad temper first emerged out of Arizona this fall, they indicated that he had muscled, rebuked, punished, and cowed fellow Republicans in order to squelch dissent. Choices:  1. Arizona reported about McCain's bad temper this fall. 2. McCain doesn't have a bad temper. 3. McCain is a sore loser when he plays Monopoly.
Output: 1
Statement: Camel  Several trekking companies offer the opportunity to explore the Negev Bedouin-style, aboard a camel. Choices:  1. The Negev can be explored on the back of a camel. 2. There are no companies that allow visitors to explore the Negev. 3. There are three trekking companies that allow exploration of the Negev.
Output: 1
Statement: Higher federal saving-to the extent that the increased government saving is not offset by reduced private saving-would increase national saving and tend to improve the nation's current account balance, although typically not on a dollar-for-dollar basis. Choices:  1. Higher savings on the part of the federal government can be good for the nation's financial position. 2. When there's more saving done on a federal level, the public are more confident if they don't end up saving. 3. Federal saving is generally good for the national account going dollar-for-dollar.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that kind of a deal as opposed to to uh you know having shooting giant cannons and all the kind of warfare that kids are playing with today you know they turn the stick into a cannon instead of a simple little gun Choices:  1. Kids play with big artillery instead of the guns we played with. 2. Kids play war a lot. 3. Kids don't play war anymore.
Output: 2
Statement: Now it was fully awake in him. Choices:  1. It never awake in him, at least not fully.  2. He could feel the difference in his gait and vision. 3. Awake it was in him, fully and completely. 
Output: 3
Statement: Cat-footin' up on a man ought to make you expect somethin' of a reception, Drew countered. Choices:  1. The reception would be catered with flowers and music. 2. Cat-foot in' refers to sneaking up on someone. 3. Drew was unsurprised by his sudden appearance.
Output: 2
Statement: But this is an artifice, and it is not foolproof. Choices:  1. This looks good on the outside, but there is evidence that it is not infallible. 2. It is so perfect it can't fail. 3. Not only is it not perfectly sound, it is also merely a clever device.
Output: 3
Statement: His whimsy can be downright charming. Choices:  1. Women and men alike enjoy his charm. 2. His whimsy is awkward and uncomfortable. 3. His personality is charming.
Output: 3
Statement: The most malignly error-ridden study of the American people to appear since the Politburo went out of business (Robert Sam Anson, the London Times ). Even Newt Gingrich, who raves about the book in the Weekly Standard , says Johnson's account of events since the 1960s is too polemical. Choices:  1. Newt Gingrich enjoys the books even though it's far from the truth.  2. The study was so factual that Newt Gingrich still raves about it.  3. The study went out of business because it was too full of errors. .
Output: 3
Statement: Who could have foreseen several-hundred-percent increases in sales of pumpkin-carving kits? Choices:  1. Pumpkin-carving kit sales are at an all time low? 2. Could anyone have predicted the sales of pumpkin-carving kits? 3. Are pumpkin-carving kits only popular because it is near Halloween?
Output: 2
Statement: It's not just a question of men disinclined to violence getting killed off. Choices:  1. It is hard to survive in jail unscathed. 2. It is all about those guys getting killed. 3. It isn't just the more peaceful ones being taken out.
Output: 3
Statement: The old Indian industry is still alive here. Choices:  1. The old Indian industry is still going strong after all these years. 2. Nobody is really sure where the old Indians are being exported to. 3. The old Indian industry died out years ago here.
Output: 1
Statement: with baseball tickets Choices:  1. With Disneyland tickets. 2. The tickets were extremely expensive. 3. Accompanying tickets for baseball.
Output: 3
Statement: Economic theory tells us that when everyone is polluting a communal stream, everyone can benefit from enforced moderation. Choices:  1. They did not care and took what they wanted. 2. They wanted everyone to be more thoughtful of their actions. 3. The theory says that though people may pollute they could benefit from moderation.
Output: 3
Statement: maybe so i i can't think Choices:  1. It is all I think about. 2. I am unable to think. 3. I can't think about it because it's too sad.
Output: 2
Statement: True, the Clinton administration is trying to say that food stamps are really good only if you're also working at least part-time, but that's kind of a complicated message to get across. Choices:  1. Food stamps are a necessary subsidy. 2. Food stamps can be exchanged for cash value. 3. The Clinton administration supports the needy.
Output: 3
Statement: They threaded their way to the cantina where the officer dismounted and went inside. Choices:  1. They made their way to the stables where the officer left his horse.  2. They made their way to the cantina and the officer went inside after getting off his horse. 3. The officer sat down for some food in the cantina.
Output: 2
Statement: You can relax at the pools or tennis courts, explore the desert landscape in a jeep, take the aerial tramway for a view of sand and hills for miles, and in the evening dine at any number of fashionable, international-class restaurants. Choices:  1. If you want to explore the desert landscape, you can use a jeep. 2. The aerial tramway only offers a view of the ocean. 3. The fashionable restaurants are only a few years old.
Output: 1
Statement: Movie garb was automatically read as part of the tradition that stretched back to silent Hollywood days, with everything made specially for the stars and uniquely worn by them. Choices:  1. Hollywood tradition never actually included reading movie garb. 2. Reading movie gard will soon become an extinct tradition. 3. The things made especially for the stars were uniquely worn by them.
Output: 3
Statement: Millie, the first dog of the Bush White House, has died. Choices:  1. Millie was 12 years old when she died.  2. Millie the dog is no longer alive.  3. Millie was a dog during President Nixon's time in office. 
Output: 2
Statement: Huge round bastions topped by ornate 14th-century minarets of Al-Muayyad Mosque (1420) frame the tiny gate, which was used as a permanent scafeld to hang criminals in years gone by. Choices:  1. The mosque had seating for people to watch criminals get hung. 2. The mosque had a tiny gate. 3. THe mosque never hung anyone.
Output: 2
Statement: It was the main entrance to the castle, and a formidable obstacle to the enemy. Choices:  1. It was the primary way to enter to castle and a big roadblock for the enemy. 2. It was simple a backdoor to the castle and not daunting to the enemy. 3. Enemies rarely attempted to enter through the main entrance of the castle, but you can recreate an attempt while you are there.
Output: 1
Statement: Only this time, apparently, fortune was going to favor him. Choices:  1. Normally fortune favored others but not him.  2. He was fortunate this time.  3. This time fortune decided to favor someone else. 
Output: 2
Statement: The pink granite needle of the queen is the tallest in Egypt, pointing 30 m (97 ft) toward the sky. Choices:  1. The granite needle tower is green. 2. The pink granite needle of the queen is not the only one in Egypt 3. The needle of the queen is the tallest in Egypt.
Output: 3
Statement: Although it has been a Christian bastion since the third century, it was a pagan sacrificial site long before that. Choices:  1. It used to a pagan sacrificial site before it became a Christian place. 2. It was never a pagan sacrificial site. 3. It used to a pagan sacrificial site where many sacrifices where made.
Output: 1
Statement:  Bork snapped the side of the egg open and stepped out while the others followed. Choices:  1. Bork snapped the side open and led the others out.  2. Everyone followed Bork out.  3. Bork made me go out first.
Output: 1
Statement: Client-Centered Conference, April 25-28 in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Choices:  1. The conference is in Hershey, Pennsylvania. 2. The conference for customer service representatives is in Hershey, Pennsylvania. 3. The conference is in NYC.
Output: 1
Statement: These challenges are particularly difficult for those pollutants that are not emitted directly but instead form through secondary processes. Choices:  1. The pollutants that are not emitted directly have a difficult challenge, said the teacher. 2. The pollutants that are not emitted directly have a difficult challenge. 3. The pollutants that are not emitted directly have an easy task.
Output: 2
Statement: uh you working in the in the military equipment equipment Choices:  1. Are you working in the military on equipment such as tanks? 2. Are you working in the military on equipment? 3. Are you working in the military as a cook?
Output: 2
Statement: um well no i i i think um i i i don't think we're saving anything i i think what we're doing is we're we're we're making it possible to Choices:  1. They won't be able to keep their promises, so we're not saving anything. 2. I'm pretty sure we're not saving anything. 3. I think we're on the right track when it comes to saving the country.
Output: 2
Statement: it's awful yeah Choices:  1. Yeah it's not good. 2. I'm not sure what else could've been done to fix that. 3. Yeah it's perfect.
Output: 1
Statement: did did you were you brought up in a family that hunted or Choices:  1. Did your family hunt when you were young?  2. Did your family also fish?  3. Your family did not hunt. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i expected some of his generals and stuff to quietly do away with him Choices:  1. Since his brothers are the generals, I thought they would do away with him. 2. I thought his generals would assassinate him. 3. i expected his generals to loudly and obnoxiously kill him.
Output: 2
Statement: The generally lazy regent gave incompetent nobles too much of a say in the running of the state. Choices:  1. The generally lazy regent was quite active in running the affairs of the state. 2. The generally lazy regent allowed others to be in charge. 3. The generally lazy regent did not care how the state was run.
Output: 2
Statement: it was like you'd go out in the yard to water something you'd just be standing still Choices:  1. It took over an hour of moving around to fully water the yard. 2. The yard was incredibly small. 3. You wouldn't need to move to water the yard.
Output: 3
Statement: Like the musicians themselves, give yourself up to the hypnotic effect of the notes, rhythms, and melodies, or even the silences. Choices:  1. The silences sometimes are the most beautiful parts of the music piece. 2. Surrender to the hypnosis of the notes, rhythms and melodies. 3. Don't become hypnotized by the effects of the notes.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah maybe  maybe we'll talk again sometime Choices:  1. I enjoyed our conversation a lot. 2. We will never talk again. 3. We'll probably talk again eventually in the future.
Output: 3
Statement: The good times will come again, Dorcas.  Choices:  1. Bad times are coming. 2. Good times will happen again. 3. Good times will happen again soon, Dorcas.
Output: 2
Statement: In particular, applying the model demonstrates that the burden of USO is very great for Poste Italiane and other posts with small per capita volumes. Choices:  1. USO has a great burden for posts with small per capita volumes. 2. The model is accurate. 3. There is no burden on small volumes.
Output: 1
Statement: The great cities of Jaisalmer and Jodhpur are on the ancient caravan routes from the Indus Valley to the Thar Desert, for this is a land of cattle-herders too. Choices:  1. The old caravan route passed through a number of ancient cities, but there's nothing left of them except some ruins. 2. Five major cities are on the old caravan route. 3. Ancient caravan routes between the Indus Valley and the Thar Desert pass through the cities of Jaisalmer and Jodhpur.
Output: 3
Statement: The original minaret on the southwest corner is the tallest in Cairo at 81 m (265 ft). Choices:  1. The minaret is 265ft, making it the tallest in Cairo 2. The original minaret is in the northeastern corner of Cairo 3. The minaret was built hundreds of years ago.
Output: 1