niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The Gothic cathedral, begun in the early 14th century, with spiral rib vaulting and ornamental grille-work, is considered one of the region's finest. Choices:  1. The Gothic cathedral is the finest cathedral in the entire region. 2. The 14th century Gothic cathedral, which features spiral rib vaulting and ornamental grille-work, is one of the best in the region. 3. The Gothic cathedral was constructed starting in the early 15th century.
Output: 2
Statement: well anyway what's your favorites Choices:  1. What are your least favorite? 2. What are your favorite colors?  3. What do you like best?
Output: 3
Statement: The trend is clear. Choices:  1. The trend is clear. 2. The trend is foggy. 3. The trend among teens is crystal.
Output: 1
Statement: oh yeah in fact i think that's that's one of the big problems today is the the way the kids behave or act and and the way they are sometimes disinterested in what's going on in the class and disruptive Choices:  1. Too many kids have bad behavior.  2. The behavior of kids affects the mood of the classroom. 3. Kids never act out in the classroom.
Output: 2
Statement: uh we have cable here Choices:  1. We prefer cable TV over satellite. 2. We do not have cable here. 3. We have a cable TV plan here.
Output: 3
Statement: Attacks by pirates and Islamic forces brought terror to the people, but Cretans remained loyal to the Orthodox Church throughout the Arab occupation of a.d. 824-961. Choices:  1. Cretans didn't remain loyal to the Orthodox Church during the Arab occupation. 2. Cretans saw that the Orthodox Church had strengthened their people and had no desire to give in to terror. 3. Cretans maintained loyalties to the Orthodox Church throughout the Arab occupation.
Output: 3
Statement: Households' wealth-income ratio dropped from its 1999 peak. Choices:  1. Househould wealth-income increased since 1999. 2. Wealth-income ratio fell from what it was in 1999. 3. Income from the middle class have suffered greatly more than the other classes.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh i mean you'd think by looking at me my i'd have a bad heart and everything terrific heart great blood pressure Choices:  1. You'd think I'd have a bad heart, but my blood pressure is great.  2. My body shows how unhealthy I really am.  3. My body looks unhealthy, but it is healthy!
Output: 1
Statement: and they fight with each other and they have such hatred for Israel and Choices:  1. They don't like Israel and they have arguments. 2. They are both from New York. 3. Both of them share a love for Israel and have a good relationship with one another.
Output: 1
Statement: The doctor held open the door of a room and they passed in. Choices:  1. The door was shut abruptly by the doctor before they could pass in. 2. The grim look on the doctor's face told them that it was bad news. 3. The door was held open by the doctor.
Output: 3
Statement: The Astronomer said, in mild disapproval, "What's this?"   Choices:  1. The astronomer was not happy. 2. The astronomer questioned what it was. 3. The astronomer already knew what it was.
Output: 2
Statement: Other towns known for embroidery are Manacor, Pollenca, and Art? . Choices:  1. Manacor only does knitting. 2. Manacor also does embroidery. 3. Manacor embroiders clothing and blankets.
Output: 2
Statement: What voters really needed from the candidates on this question were longer answers, not shorter ones. Choices:  1. Voters were being fed short answers to keep them dumb. 2. Voters needed longer questions, no shorter ones. 3. What voters really need are short answers, not long ones.
Output: 2
Statement: so that that has a lot to do with it Choices:  1. That has more to do with it than anything else.  2. That has nothing to do with it.  3. It's pretty involved with it. 
Output: 3
Statement: you could uh drive a stake in fairly easy and and get the thing nailed down but that's usually a little windy on a lake edge and uh the very first time we went up there with this group of people we all set up these tents most of which were borrowed and we were having to figure out you know how this particular one works and how this one works and it's eleven o'clock at night and it's you know by the head lights of the cars and Choices:  1. We generally recommend pitching a bit of distance from the lake. 2. It's never windy near the edge of the lake. 3. Near the lake's edge it can be a little bit too windy to drive the stake in.
Output: 3
Statement: In a few minutes he was back again.  Choices:  1. In a few moments the man had returned. 2. The man never came back. 3. I have returned, said the man.
Output: 1
Statement: The remaining provisions from existing Sections 403 and 408, which apply, as modified, to Parts B, C, and D, have been retained in Part A, Sections 403 and 404. Choices:  1. Parts B and C are contained within Section 403. 2. Section 408 received no modification. 3. Modifications to existing sections have been retained in Part A.
Output: 3
Statement: they're like between a rock and a hard spot Choices:  1. They are in a difficult situation. 2. They are in just the correct spot to be dandy. 3. The awkward and difficult circumstance came to be because of a conflict of communication and interest.
Output: 1
Statement: Following the earl's death, Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle decided to inspire his fellow countrymen through a national gallery devoted to their heroes. Choices:  1. Thomas Carlyle opened a national gallery for the Scottish people. 2. If the earl didn't die, there would be no national gallery from Thomas Carlyle. 3. Thomas Carlyle was an English biologist who studied reptiles.
Output: 1
Statement: A case is defined as the provision of permissible legal assistance to an eligible client with a legal problem, or set of closely related legal problems, accepted for assistance supported by LSC or non-LSC funds in accordance with the requirements of the LSC Act, regulations, and other applicable law. Choices:  1. Clients who receive legal assistance, but aren't supported by LSC funds, may still qualify under this definition in certain instances. 2. Cases for these purposes are those where legal assistance is offered to an eligible client and is supported by LSC funds. 3. A case is defined as any type of legal action regardless of the provision of legal assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: Stick together an' have it in for th' army!"Drew could not see which of the troopers had burst out with that, but in his present mood all bluecoats were the enemy. Choices:  1. Drew believed that the bluecoats were not truly the enemy. 2. Having gotten shot repeatedly by bluecoats had put Drew in a foul mood. 3. Every bluecoat was an enemy to Drew, though he could not see which one had spoken out.
Output: 3
Statement: Fascinating combination of continental European and Jamaican styles. Choices:  1. Styled exclusively in the Jamaican fashion 2. Continental European and Jamaican styles are combined interestingly, with additional hints of bohemian culture.  3. A pleasing fusion of styles both Jamaican and continental European
Output: 3
Statement: now how they gonna fix it i don't know the i don't think there is a ready solution Choices:  1. Something needs to be fixed despite the lack of clear path.  2. Everything is calm and clear. 3. There isn't an easy solution. 
Output: 3
Statement: She noted the exact position of the communication cord. Choices:  1. She looked for the whereabouts of the telephone wire. 2. She could not see any communication cord, the whole thing was wireless. 3. She observed to location of the communication cord.
Output: 3
Statement: here in Maryland it's only five um it was nice to have that uh you know deduction when it was available Choices:  1. It was nice to have that deduction here.  2. It was higher in Maryland previously, making many people unhappy.  3. It's higher here in Maryland, than it used to be. 
Output: 1
Statement: are you required to by law Choices:  1. Why do you do that? 2. Is that just something you do for fun? 3. Is it legally required of you?
Output: 3
Statement: What is your remarkable little friend doing? asked a voice behind me, and I turned to find Mary Cavendish at my elbow.  Choices:  1. Mary Cavendish was not curious about what my little friend was doing. 2. Mary Cavendish asked me a question. 3. I have a pet monkey who was doing something at the time of Mary Cavendish's question.
Output: 2
Statement: They buried us alive in there, said Stark, pointing to the flank of the Old One. Choices:  1. People died in the flank of the Old One 2. The flank of Old One was a safe place for everyone. 3. People were buried in the flank of the Old One.
Output: 3
Statement: If he had spent time in the archives, says van Pelt, he would have found evidence about ventilation systems, ways to introduce Zyclon B into these buildings--but of course I don't think he knows German so it wouldn't have helped very much. Choices:  1. All the research materials were on German that's why he did not bother spending time in the archives.  2. He did not spend enough time researching on the matter.  3. He was researching on the chemical reaction of Zyclon A into the walls of the building.  
Output: 2
Statement: The Salle des Girondins displays a guillotine blade, the crucifix to which Marie-Antoinette prayed before execution, and the lock of Robespierre's cell. Choices:  1. There are many famous items in the Salle des Girondins but it's hard to find. 2. The Salle des Girondis took the guillotine off display because it was too gruesome. 3. There is a guillotine blade, crucifix and a lock inside the building.
Output: 3
Statement: He glared at the group, even more so when he saw the gold coins. Choices:  1. The group had gold coins. 2. The group had $10,000 in gold coins. 3. He ignored the group.
Output: 1
Statement: well we're just getting used to them right now we're kind of just letting you know touching them Choices:  1. We got used to them ages ago. 2. We really like them so far. 3. We're just starting to get used to them now. 
Output: 3
Statement: There is also a floating market of fruit and flowers. Choices:  1. You can also buy vegetables at the floating market. 2. The market cannot be described as floating. 3. Flowers can be found in the floating market.
Output: 3
Statement: Also, an English professor writes about getting fired and becoming a carpenter. Choices:  1. Also, an Math professor writes about getting fired and becoming a doctor. 2. In addition, an English university teacher writes about getting terminated and becoming a carpenter.  3. Also, an English professor writes about getting fired for drinking on the job and becoming a carpenter.
Output: 2
Statement: It is a vital income supplement and work incentive program targeted to low-income working families with children. Choices:  1. After a long application process poor families get financial help from the program. 2. The program seeks to help wealthy CEOs. 3. The stipend helps poor families.
Output: 3
Statement: The suppliers provided EPA their current capacity and the capacity that will be on line in the year 2002. Choices:  1. The suppliers will be able to give that capacity to the EPA forever. 2. The suppliers gave current and future capacity to the EPA. 3. The suppliers did not give any capacity to the EPA.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah yeah not not uh no not the uh the area you know i am the TI plant as far as you know what they make and everything but the weather no Choices:  1. n/a 2. n/a 3. n/a
Output: 2
Statement: Its volume grew from 30. Choices:  1. It shrunk in volume to 20. 2. Its volume expanded beyond 30. 3. Its volume expanded to 40.
Output: 2
Statement: These tentacled creatures may look terrible under water, but once out in the air they're revealed as small and not dangerous. Choices:  1. They can move quickly through the water to escape predators. 2. They look less threatening when they are out of the water. 3. The creatures look just as scary out in the air.
Output: 2
Statement: Gentlemen, more initiative, please. Choices:  1. Gentlemen be more innovative. 2. Gentlemen be more innovative today. 3. Gentlemen stop being innovative.
Output: 1
Statement: The ultimate effect of Social Security reform on national saving depends on complex interactions between government saving and personal saving-both through pension funds and by individuals on their own behalf. Choices:  1. Savings, whether through corporate pensions or personal savings, has no impact whatsoever on Social Security reform. 2. Personal savings by individuals has a greater impact on Social Security reform than corporate pension funds. 3. Social Security reform is not a simple issue and is impacted by pension funds and individual savings.
Output: 3
Statement: at my uh my uh mother-in-law's house and uh Choices:  1. At my son's house. 2. We got married at my wife's mother's house. 3. at my mother in law's house.
Output: 3
Statement: we have a rock base here and it's very difficult Choices:  1. We don't have a rock base here. 2. It's very difficult because we have a rock base. 3. A rock base is one of the most difficult to deal with.
Output: 2
Statement: There are many stories of refugees who arrived with nothing in their pockets, set up a small sidewalk stall, worked diligently until they had their own store, and then expanded it into a modest chain. Choices:  1. Lots of refugees showed up with nothing. 2. Lots of refugees showed up with nothing but worked hard and soon made a good living. 3. Lots of refugees showed up with nothing and most of them are still broke.
Output: 1
Statement: For about $50,000, the blind can have a circuit board inserted in their brains that will stimulate the visual cortex and produce grainy black-and-white images out of optical data captured through a tiny camera. Choices:  1. There is a way for a circuit board to provide sight to blind people via a camera. 2. Scientists are hopeful that they can develop color image technology in the next 5 years. 3. The technology to simulate sight for blind people is promising, but not quite functional.
Output: 1
Statement: leadership succession, but will continue to adhere to the core vision and values embedded in the community in ways that ensure the highest degree of relevancy to the increasingly diverse communities of clients in need of equal justice services. Choices:  1. The communities in need of equal justice services are becoming less and less diverse. 2. Many believe that the core vision and values of the community will be harder to pin down than people seem to understand. 3. The communities in need of equal justice services are becoming more and more diverse.
Output: 3
Statement: Nor is Clinton's blend of realism and idealism necessarily corrupt. Choices:  1. Clinton's blend of realism and idealism is extremely corrupt. 2. The blend of realism and idealism portrayed by Clinton should be punished. 3. Clinton's blend of realism and idealism is fair.
Output: 3
Statement: Next to the Arena is the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Ceter. Choices:  1. The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Ceter is located beside the Arena. 2. There are no other venues next to the Arena because it's built on parkland. 3. The Arena is over ten stories high and boasts a full-size court.
Output: 1
Statement: A traditional direct mail solicitation usually contains legal reassurances that the solicitation is authorized (and the cost of postage makes an unauthorized mailing an expensive proposition), which some e-mail solicitations currently lack. Choices:  1. It is expensive to send unauthorized mail through the postal service.  2. Direct mail solicitations usually comes with claims that it is authorized, but this is not required.  3. All direct mail solicitation always comes with reassurance that it is authorized. 
Output: 1
Statement: Projects Funded inthe Montgomery, Alabama, Metropolitan Area by the Choices:  1. Projects Funded in the Toronto area in Canada 2. Projects Funded in the Montgomery area in Alabama 3. Projects Funded in the Montgomery area in Alabama are those we are looking at now
Output: 2
Statement: Candlesticks, pots and pans, old-fashioned scales, bowls, and trays can be found across Portugal. Choices:  1. Old fashion antiquities from Portugal haven't been found, due to a catastrophic event that erased most old Portuguese culture.  2. Collecting furniture of different styles from Portugal is actually a hobby for many people. 3. Over time, the styles of different and furniture become distinct form one another.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, the analysis estimates aversion of 203 to 835 cancer deaths and 125 to 845 deaths related to cardiovascular disease annually, with a best estimate of 932 lives saved annually. Choices:  1. The analysis says there are hundreds of cancer deaths. 2. The analysis says there are hundreds of cancer deaths from smoking each year. 3. The analysis says none of the people died from cancer.
Output: 1
Statement: H-2A workers provide a guaranteed labor pool. Choices:  1. H2a workers give a guaranteed labor pool 2. Guaranteed labor pools are great 3. Labor pools aren't guaranteed 
Output: 1
Statement: Now I know you're making it up. Choices:  1. Now I know you are imagining it. 2. Now I know you are in fact right about Mary being a girl. 3. Now I am sure you are conjuring this fiction.
Output: 1
Statement: A profile of Steve Jurvetson, the 33-year-old venture capitalist who seeds Internet startups, predicts he will prosper even though Internet IPOs no longer promise exponential returns. Choices:  1. Steve Jurvetson is a 33-year-old venture capitalist  2. He has been a venture capitalist since age 24 3. Internet IPOs still  promise exponential returns.
Output: 1
Statement: it's interesting i don't i don't know part of the reason i think is that i don't know anything about it when i had my other house and it was already landscaped and i you know i didn't know what to do and how to take care of the things and you know i learned a little bit but um Choices:  1. I used to be a landscaper when I lived at my other house in the country. 2. I don't know much about it because my other house was already landscaped when I moved in. 3. I am learning a lot about landscaping that I didn't know previously.
Output: 2
Statement: There is no net inflow of resources. Choices:  1. There is a net inflow of resources.  2. There isn't a net flow of resources because they've all been used up.  3. There isn't a net flow inflow of resources. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah that was a big problem was i was in South Dakota course we'd had plenty of snow but uh every once in a while they they get shorted on the snow and the water supply starts drying up Choices:  1. If we didn't get enough snow in South Dakota, the water supply will dry up but it is resolved quickly with the spring rains. 2. If we didn't get enough snow in South Dakota, the water supply will dry up. 3. We always have enough snow in South Dakota so there is never a problem with the water supply.
Output: 2
Statement: , individual income taxes, social insurance taxes, etc.); Choices:  1. Taxes help the community  2. Home and social insurance taxes 3. No taxes
Output: 2
Statement: that's true  good point Choices:  1. That is right, and that is a great point. 2. I could not agree with you more on that point. 3. That is completely wrong, and that is a terrible contribution.
Output: 1
Statement: Dow 14,000 anyone? Choices:  1. Do you like when the Dow is at 14,000? 2. the dow has never been at 14,000. 3. Will the Dow hit 14,000?
Output: 3
Statement: He saw the hurt in the man's eyes but he had to talk to the Swords alone. Choices:  1. He knew the man was upset but it was for his own good. 2. He had to speak with them privately. 3. He took the man with him to attack the Swords.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum yeah because it oh gee that'd be nice Choices:  1. oh my god, yes that would be nice to kiss her 2. oh my god, that would be horrible 3. oh my god, yes that would be nice
Output: 3
Statement: I'd been out of the bar for six minutes. Choices:  1. I'd not been in the watering hole for over five minutes. 2. I'd never stepped foot in the bar. 3. I got kicked out of the bar.
Output: 1
Statement: and uh the the other little creatures would take care of what was left Choices:  1. The bigger creatures did nothing 2. The other small creatures eat all the leftovers 3. The other little cleatures took care of what was left
Output: 3
Statement: We can do it again. Choices:  1. We are not able to do it again. 2. We are able to do it another time.  3. We can fix the roof again. 
Output: 2
Statement: not really it's uh it's just uh in our small group we uh we have a controller and uh we support a senior vice president and uh the senior vice president is uh Choices:  1. Our small group also supports an associate vice president. 2. In our small group, we have a controller, and we support a senior vice president. 3. Our small group doesn't support any top-level executives. 
Output: 2
Statement: so that's still a real good show too i that one tends to come on earlier in the day than i want to turn the TV on Choices:  1. That show is good, but comes on too early in the day. 2. That show comes out at the perfect time for me to watch. 3. I usually won't watch shows that come out that early.
Output: 1
Statement: I must do something. Choices:  1. I must do something about my mother-in-law who's coming to town.  2. I have to do something.  3. I don't have to do anything.
Output: 2
Statement: Not bad not at all bad. Choices:  1. It is good. 2. That is very bad. 3. His basketball skills have greatly improved.
Output: 1
Statement: North of Temple Valley, next to the 13th-century Norman church of San Nicola, the small but important Archaeological Museum has a fine marble statue of Ephebus (fifth century b.c. ), a gigantic telamon, a 25-ft sculpted male figure used to hold up a temple roof's entablature, and some superb Greek wine vessels. Choices:  1. The statue of Ephebus inside the Archaeological Museum stands at an imposing 13 ft of height! 2. The Archaeological Museum is located next to a 13th century Norman church. 3. Visitors come from all over the globe to marvel at the gigantic statue of Ephebus.
Output: 2
Statement: Among the five-fulltime state planning team members (Barbara Donnelly, Robert Gross, Althea Hayward, Melissa Pershing and Timothy Watson) and two part-time consultants (Chuck Cook and Joseph Dailing) there is a total of 260 years of field program experience. Choices:  1. Barbara Donnelly and Robert Gross are full time state planning team members. 2. The state planning team has more than five members. 3. Barbara and Robert were not on the original committee.
Output: 1
Statement: A short time later Jon sat on the western rocks south of the river. Choices:  1. Jon sat next to the river and thought about jumping in. 2. Jon sat next to the river. 3. Jon sat in a cave.
Output: 2
Statement: i don't remember which other one it was whatever one it was it was such a blockbuster seller Choices:  1. I don't remember the title, but it was a blockbuster. 2. I remember the title, it was Freaks to Riches, it was an independent movie. 3. I don't really remember which other one was but it was such a blockbuster seller.
Output: 1
Statement: To the west stands Shiva's emblem. Choices:  1. Shiva's symbol is in the west. 2. Shiva's symbol is in the east. 3. Shiva is the god of the sun which is why is is in the west.
Output: 1
Statement: Successful efforts have also been made to expand resources necessary for the delivery of civil legal assistance to the indigent. Choices:  1. Successful efforts included the huge sum donated to the government by charitable individuals. 2. Delivering civil legal assistance to the indigent is something that's still unavailable. 3. To expand resources necessary for the delivery of civil legal assistance to the indigent, successful efforts have been made.
Output: 3
Statement: Legal Services Corp. spokesman Eric Kleiman contended that Atlas and his board have had ample opportunity to make their case to us. Choices:  1. Atlas never had the chance to make their case. 2. Atlas was going to be okay with the Legal Service Corp taking their case. 3. Eric Kleinmen stated that Atlas has an ample opportunity to make their case. 
Output: 3
Statement: The simple rule is, if in doubt about what to do, then check it out both from a technical and value oriented perspective. Choices:  1. The rule also suggests rolling into the fetal position, 2. The rule is very complex suggests to check it out neither from a technical or value oriented perspective. 3. If in doubt about what to do, refer to the rule.
Output: 3
Statement: Let me try again. Choices:  1. I want to try again. 2. I will make it this time. 3. I do not wish to try again.
Output: 1
Statement: You have access to the facts.  Choices:  1. There's no reason to say you can't access them. 2. The facts are on a need to know basis, which you don't need to know. 3. The facts are accessible to you.
Output: 3
Statement:  Modern Times Choices:  1. Today is current time. 2. Music changes over time, today what is popular is pop. 3. Historically.
Output: 1
Statement: She has too much pride to surrender in the middle of the battle. Choices:  1. She had so little pride that she would hand herself over in the midst of battle if she got scared enough. 2. She will surrender only if she is captured.  3. Her pride will not allow her to surrender during battle.
Output: 3
Statement: At La Samaritaine opposite Pont-Neuf (at 75 rue de Rivoli), you'll find everything from home furnishings to pets, and a splendid view of the city from its 10th-floor terrace. Choices:  1. The A La Samaritaine specifically has fourteen floors to it. 2. Pet's are generally a work of fiction, as no animals have successfully been domesticated. 3. The A La Samaritaine has at least 10 floors, with a terrace on the 10th floor.
Output: 3
Statement: Their new product development process included key, high-level decision points before moving into product demonstration, and again before making the production decision that required specific, knowledge-based exit criteria. Choices:  1. They rush the product to market, and ignore some of the conventional product development cycle steps. 2. There are very specific criteria that must be met before production is started. 3. The new product development process can take over a year to complete.
Output: 2
Statement: Another horse roared by and she fell under a flash of steel. Choices:  1. As another horse roared by, she stayed upright. 2. The horse she was riding had been spooked. 3. She fell as a horse raced by.
Output: 3
Statement: i mean it's that i mean you know that's the way i felt about it but i tell you what if New Orleans ever gets a quarterback ain't nobody going to beat us Choices:  1. Our team doesn't need any quarterback, does it? 2. I think nobody would beat us if we had a quarterback. 3. A good quarterback is fundamental for any team.
Output: 2
Statement: But I sure hope not. Choices:  1. I sincerely hope so. 2. I'm more confident about this than I sound. 3. I sincerely hope that isn't the case.
Output: 3
Statement: No men were left. Choices:  1. All the men were taken away. 2. Half of the men were left. 3. All the men had volunteered to go.
Output: 1
Statement: i i'm so sick and tired of that i just can't believe it it's like Rocky films i i haven't seen a one i can't stand Stallone Choices:  1. I hate all sports movies. 2. I hate things like Rocky movies. 3. I love Rocky!
Output: 2
Statement: They sponsored evidence challenging the need for a cushion so substantially above and beyond the Postal Service's own best estimate of future increases in the cost of collecting, processing and delivering the mail. Choices:  1. The evidence challenges the need for a cushion. 2. The evidence challenges the need for a cushion in the Postal Service's budget. 3. The evidence affirms the need for a cushion.
Output: 1
Statement: That's why the chief food technician in the leading dairy cooperative in the country was reclining behind a giant mixing vat and desperately wanted to forget about the negative stimuli on his nerve cells caused by the 83 kilograms of his body. Choices:  1. A chief food technician is the most important profession in a dairy cooperative.  2. The chief food technician wants to remember the positive stimuli that was caused from his body. 3. The chief food technician has 83 kilograms of his body causing negative stimuli. 
Output: 3
Statement: Second, even if we allow for Krugman's assumptions and his conclusions, it would still imply that those who pay more must also be rabid fans. Choices:  1. Krugman's assumptions imply that those who pay more must be rabid fans. 2. Krugman's assumptions are based on facts. 3. Krugman think's all fans would pay more.
Output: 1
Statement: Many shops are situated along a stretch of Colorado Avenue between 9th and 10th streets. Choices:  1. There is a total absence of shops anywhere on Colorado Avenue. 2. Most of the shops are ethnic food stores and cafés. 3. You can find a great deal of shops on Colorado Avenue near 9th and 10th streets.
Output: 3
Statement: They all want to talk about what we have in common, as if I'm doing Lutheran standup. Choices:  1. They want to find common ground between us. 2. They like having conversations. 3. I am a standup comedian.
Output: 1
Statement: This was out in the country. Choices:  1. It happened out in the country. 2. This was in the city. 3. There was nobody else around out there.
Output: 1
Statement: 4. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Choices:  1. Figure 4 marks the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. 2. Figure 4 doesn't show the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. 3. Figure 4 is an infographic
Output: 1
Statement: In fact, I guess it was worse--once I get used to looking like this, I think I'll get to like it. Choices:  1. I won't ever like how it looks.  2. It will require time to get uses to. 3. Once I'm used to looking like this, I'll like it. 
Output: 3
Statement: now they now they have an internal problem themselves right now and i think that has to do with them having problems with food and and and and prices and all of that stuff Choices:  1. They have problems currently because of high prices. 2. The have no issue with the price of food. 3. They have problems currently because of high prices caused by the war.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i don't think she checks things out very well Choices:  1. She always double checks things. 2. She should be more careful and check things out. 3. I don't believe she checks things out that thoroughly.
Output: 3
Statement: uh well for example uh in Greek there are seven different words for love Choices:  1. The Greek language is beautiful and has many different words that mean the same thing. 2. The Greek language has seven different words for love. 3. The word love only has one word meaning in the Greek language.
Output: 2
Statement: Edinburgh has throughout most of its history been a very compact city. Choices:  1. Edinburgh is very spread out.   2. Edinburgh has been considered a compact city since it was founded. 3. Edinburgh is well known for its population density.  
Output: 2
Statement: One example of how we have adapted this participant-observer approach was in GGD's study of the services available to taxpayers from IRS after IRS reduced the number of public information agents Choices:  1. The new approach helped maintain the amount of information available to taxpayers. 2. GGD's study of available services has shown why we haven't adapted this approach. 3. The participant-observer approach was adapted according to the GGD's study.
Output: 3
Statement: and she begins ashoving on of her hat in front of the glass, and she was down in two ticks, almost as quick as I was, and I seed her going down the steps and into the taxi, and I heard her call out what I told you." The small boy stopped and replenished his lungs. Choices:  1. The small boy talked so much that he started to get short on breath. 2. The small boy was much slower than the woman was, he missed seeing her step into the cab. 3. The small boy heard her call out that she would never return here again, as she steps into the taxi.
Output: 1
Statement: The lotteries' pitiful payout--about half of all money wagered, compared with 92 percent or so at your average casino--rightly draws cries of outrage. Choices:  1. The lottery pays out so little because it has better odds. 2. The lottery has a larger payout than most casinos. 3. The lottery does not pay out enough not to be criticized. 
Output: 3
Statement: While the leather is generally of good quality, some of the goods on offer in the popular tourist resorts suffer from poor stitching, so check the standard of craftsmanship carefully before buying. Choices:  1. Leather products bought from tourist resorts have the highest chance to be poorly crafted. 2. Proprietors of tourist shops are known to be bad craftsmen. 3. Be careful when buying from popular tourist resorts; check the quality of the product before buying.
Output: 3
Statement: Janet Jackson's album is said to secure her place in the top tier of pop divas. Choices:  1. Janet Jackson is Michael Jackson's sister. 2. Janet Jackson is not a pop diva. 3. Janet Jackson is a pop diva.
Output: 3
Statement: If Congress would not have enacted those provisions which are within its power, independently of that which is not, then courts must strike the provisions as a piece. Choices:  1. The courts should strike about the provisions. 2. Congress had no control over the provisions. 3. The provisions would not have been placed if not for Congress.
Output: 1
Statement: and however long it took however long we've been on that's how long it took for some for the computer to find somebody Choices:  1. We've been on a short time and that's how long the computer took to find someone. 2. The computer took a long time to find somebody. 3. The computer was able to find someone instantly
Output: 2
Statement: namely uh replacing putting the catalytic converter back on the car Choices:  1. A part of the process was replacing the catalytic converter.  2. I have a lot of experience with repairing cars. 3. The catalytic converter has never broken.
Output: 1
Statement: And the years went on. Choices:  1. Time stood still. 2. The years continued. 3. The years were harder as they went on.
Output: 2
Statement: An icon is a religious portrait, usually of a saint or apostle. Choices:  1. The faithful keep icons in their houses and look at them when they pray. 2. An icon is a statue made of stone that represents an abstract idea. 3. An icon is a depiction of a religious figure like a saint.
Output: 3
Statement: So look for warmer weather ahead. Choices:  1. Watch for the weather to get warmer. 2. The temperatures will be dropping. 3. The sun should be out for the next few days.
Output: 1
Statement: He had an ex-soldier who would help protect his village. Choices:  1. There was a man willing to watch over the village. 2. He wanted to make sure the villagers were safe. 3. She protected the village with her own army.
Output: 1
Statement: Just off Lower O'Connell Street in Lower Abbey Street is the Abbey Theatre . Choices:  1. The theater is off Lower O'Connell Street. 2. The theater is on Main Street. 3. The theater is located at 202 O'Connell Street.
Output: 1
Statement: All of them owe their sky-high poll ratings to the economy and a few ounces of good sense. Choices:  1. Their ratings are abysmal. 2. They don't necessarily deserve the high ratings they are receiving. 3. Their high ratings are due to the economy and a bit of good sense.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh of course now i i do have to i remember one case where we had some Canadians in there who were every bit as bad but i mean it i think it's just kind of the North American situation uh in Panama they've been used to Americans down there for so darn long but i didn't see quite as much of that sort of thing as Panamanians are just about as  as uh as as Americans as far as uh creature comforts you know they're uh they're they're every bit uh i i know when my my son was in the Air Force and he was stationed in Panama and he married a Panamanian girl and when she came up here uh you know she's you know except for the language situation some of the cultures she's just about an American you know is as far as TV and Choices:  1. The people of Panama maintain a distinct culture and reject popular American media. 2. The Panamanians have had issues with drunk Canadians causing trouble. 3. The Panamanians are markedly similar to Americans in their culture and lifestyle.
Output: 3
Statement: Jon planted his hands and got quickly to his feet. Choices:  1. He had been resting on the ground. 2. Jon slowly rose to his feet. 3. Jon got up quickly.
Output: 3
Statement: Spike and Jimi are the only street theater going, but the cameras ignore them. Choices:  1. The only street theaters going are Spike and Jimi, because they get all the cameras' attention. 2. The only street theaters going are Spike and Jimi, even if they are ignored by the cameras, said the news. 3. The only street theaters going are Spike and Jimi, even if they are ignored by the cameras.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah like i really need the cholesterol Choices:  1. I don't need the cholesterol. 2. I need the cholesterol. 3. I don't need the cholesterol because my levels are high.
Output: 1
Statement: He can't come huntin' you without tippin' his hand so wide he'd never be able to play agin. Choices:  1. He can't come after you without showing his hand. 2. She can't come after you. 3. He can't attack you without broadcasting it and not being able to do it again.
Output: 1
Statement: Also in attendance were representatives from the Puerto Rico, Guam and Virgin Islands programs. Choices:  1. Representatives from the original 50 states were also in attendance. 2. Representatives from the Puerto Rico, Guam, and Virgin Islands programs attended. 3. Representatives from the Guam program did not attend.
Output: 2
Statement: you know if they really wanted to i think they could they just don't want to put there's too much money people's been bought out you know and that's what's wrong with some of the kids on the street Choices:  1. The problem with the children on the streets is that there is no desire to overly invest into them and people have been bought out. 2. They will do it and have abundant wish to put money to help the kids. 3. There is not a lot of desire to invest because of the crisis of over investment in the past.
Output: 1
Statement: Four hundred of Cumberland's troops died in an epidemic of yellow fever and dysentery, and the British had to withdraw less than three months after their victory. Choices:  1. Cumberland's troops avoided any sickness while they were there. 2. The troops lacked any sort of medicine to treat yellow fever. 3. Yellow fever and dysentery killed four hundred of Cumberland's troops.
Output: 3
Statement: For them, the business case centers on the ability to produce a product that the customer will buy and that will provide an acceptable return on investment. Choices:  1. The business case focuses on how to make a customer buy 10,000 of an item. 2. The business case centers on how to produce a product the customer will buy. 3. The business case focuses on meeting their staffing needs.
Output: 2
Statement: But the real crowds descend on the 25th of each month, when Kitano Temmangu hosts its nationally famous flea market. Choices:  1. Crowds are not at all drawn to flea markets. 2. The flea market run by Kitano Temmangu is just one of the most popular attractions for crowds. 3. Kitano Temmangu runs a popular flea market every month.
Output: 3
Statement: uh change things a little bit i really need to get on a regular type of program and use that thing on a consistent basis Choices:  1. Make some changes, I should definitely get on a consistently scheduled program and regularly use it. 2. A regular type of program will bring definitely allow me to recover from alcoholism. 3. I see no need to really change, I think a sporadic plea for help is enough.
Output: 1
Statement: 6 See Postal Ratemaking in a Time of  A Report by the Joint Task Force on Postal Ratemaking, June 1, 1992. Choices:  1. 7 denotes a picture of the postal service industry. 2. See Postal Ratemaking in a Newspaper spread. 3. Postal Ratemaking is in the report by the Joint Task Force.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah you know uh is he going to yell at me for buying this with this you know and he's not a yeller though but Choices:  1. He doesn't like when I buy this. 2. He doesn't care what I buy and never checks. 3. He doesn't normally yell but if I buy this is he going to?
Output: 3
Statement: but here if you don't water it just looks awful and i just hate to spend the money just going down the drain in watering grass you know Choices:  1. If you don't water the grass it just dies off and looks terrible. 2. Watering the grass seems like money is going down the drain. 3. There's no need to water the grass because it rains so often, so we save a lot of money.
Output: 2
Statement: Monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping requirements.  Choices:  1. There were no requirements established for recordkeeping. 2. There are requirements for monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping. 3. The requirements have become more stringent over time.
Output: 2
Statement: oh yeah and i love the water aerobics i love the water aerobics Choices:  1. I hate working out in the water. 2. I love water aerobics! 3. I love water aerobics because it burns calories so easily.
Output: 2
Statement: There was reason to their murder. Choices:  1. They killed twelve people. 2. They killed someone. 3. They killed people for no reason at all.
Output: 2
Statement: My word!  Choices:  1. Dear Lord what happened?! 2. I'm not surprised at all. 3. Oh my!
Output: 3
Statement: She twirled her moustache with villainous abandon. Choices:  1. Her face was bare. 2. She had a fake moustache glued on her face. 3. She had facial hair.
Output: 3
Statement: The Japanese were forced out of the Korean peninsula in the sixth century, but not before the Koreans had bequeathed to the Yamato court copies of the sacred images and scriptures of Chinese Buddhism. Choices:  1. The Yamato court received copies of sacred images and scriptures before leaving Korea. 2. The Japanese would never have embraced Buddhism if not for the documents they received from the Koreans. 3. The Japanese remained in the Korean peninsula after the sixth century.
Output: 1
Statement: i've never been there i've seen pictures i just i'm a college student and um Choices:  1. I am merely a student in college who has seen images of it. 2. I can show you the photos taken there during my college graduation trip. 3. I am a poor college student and can't afford a trip there, so I can only look at pictures of it.
Output: 1
Statement: and get it down quicker Choices:  1. Forget about it entirely. 2. Memorize it quicker. 3. Memorize the instructions faster.
Output: 2
Statement: Baron Haussmann greatly enlarged the parvis, the cathedral forecourt, diminishing the impact of the towering west front. Choices:  1. The parvis was enlargened by Baron Haussmann. 2. The cathedral forecourt is now bigger than ever. 3. The west front is the biggest of the fronts.
Output: 1
Statement: Wandering in these fascinating little streets is best in the early morning or late afternoon when the crowds and heat are reduced. Choices:  1. There is a lot of foot traffic during the early afternoon. 2. The area is extremely cold during the day. 3. The best time to wander in the street is without many people.
Output: 3
Statement: They think it's a sign of favor, but I don't know. Choices:  1. Should it really be a sign of favor, then that will help us. 2. If you ask them, it's a sign of preference, but I'm none the wiser. 3. They believe it's a bad omen, and I concur.
Output: 2
Statement: Please keep reading for another point of view--probably not the cat's. Choices:  1. Keep reading even though there is no more points of view except the cat's. 2. Keep reading for another point of  view which is most likely not that of the cat. 3. Keep reading for another point of  view which is most likely not that of the cat but could be of the dog.
Output: 2
Statement: I'm the one they want. Choices:  1. They want me. 2. You are the one that they are seeking. 3. They want me for what I did to them.
Output: 1
Statement: We feature extensive coverage of the major issues each and every day, and devote more time to international news than any of our evening competitors. Choices:  1. We have more international news than any of our evening rivals. 2. We do not have coverage for international news. 3. We devote two hours every evening to international news.
Output: 1
Statement: well i mean if if you know what your routine is you can do that by yourself and you probably do Choices:  1. If you're certain about your routine then go ahead. 2. I don't want you doing that by yourself, you don't know your routine well enough yet. 3. If you know your routine well then by all means, go to work by yourself.
Output: 1
Statement: North and east of the historic center is KL's Golden Triangle, which is a newer office, entertainment, and shopping district. Choices:  1. The Golden Triangle is KL's most famed area. 2. There is a newer office in the north east. 3. There is a new shopping district in the historic center.
Output: 2
Statement: The Maryland Legal Services Corporation over the years has supported various efforts to examine and improve the statewide system, including the 1987 Maryland Legal Services Review Commission (the Cardin Commission), the 1992 Commission on the Needs of Low-Income Persons in Family Law Matters, and the 1992 evaluation of the pro bono system in the state. Choices:  1. Maryland Legal Services Corporation has encouraged re-examination of the system by lawmakers. 2. Maryland Legal Services Corporation has discourage re-examination of the system. 3. Maryland Legal Services Corporation has encouraged re-examination of the system.
Output: 3
Statement: Oriental  In the souqs you will find all the favourite wares of the Middle East, such as leather goods, brass and copper, nargilas (hubble-bubble pipes), and of course carpets and kilims. Choices:  1. Leather goods, brass and copper and carpets are very beautiful in the Middle East. 2. Leather goods, brass and copper and nargilas are not popular wares. 3. Some favorite wares of the Middle East are leather goods, brass and copper.
Output: 3
Statement: Meanwhile, D.C. Choices:  1. Meanwhile, Baltimore. 2. D.C. was trying to pass new laws. 3. In the meantime, D.C.
Output: 3
Statement: Chernow attributes this attitude to Rockefeller's uncommon respect for the dollar. Choices:  1. Rockefeller hated dollars and this rubbed off on Chernow. 2. Rockefeller has a serious respect for the dollar. 3. Rockefeller loved the dollar so much that he married it.
Output: 2
Statement: The media debated whether Bush's drug history should be probed. Choices:  1. Most media outlets decided not to cover Bush's drug history. 2. No members of the media gave consideration to Bush's drug history. 3. The media considered whether to look into Bush's drug history.
Output: 3
Statement: Drew had an impression of bright, almost gaudy uniforms. Choices:  1. Drew envisioned bright uniforms on the guards in his head. 2. Drew thought of bright uniforms. 3. Drew thought of dull shirts.
Output: 2
Statement: Now European telecoms and communication bureaucrats spend their energies on blocking innovation and searching for ways to monopolize a new enterprise whose entire soul is decentralization. Choices:  1. European telecom and communication bureaucrats block innovation and monopolize a new enterprise. 2. European telecom an communication bureaucrats help innovation along. 3. European telecom and communication bureaucrats are generally a good thing, though some of their efforts slow down progress.
Output: 1
Statement: Road access may be difficult, with the last 8 km (5 miles) along a winding, narrow roadway where an alternating, one-way traffic system is in place. Choices:  1. Road access is quite easy. 2. Road access to the palace is very difficult. 3. Road access is very difficult here.
Output: 3
Statement: Dark oiled leather wrapped the handle. Choices:  1. The handle of the rapier was wrapped with leather. 2. The blade was wrapped with leather. 3. The handle was wrapped with leather.
Output: 3