niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: When I became Comptroller General in November 1998, I committed GAO to helping the Congress address issues that will define the 21st century. Choices:  1. When I was put in charge I promised we help deal with modern issues. 2. The GAO had no internet policy before I installed one. 3. When I became postmaster general in 1992 I vowed things would go back to the way they used to be.
Output: 1
Statement: Look for copper and brass, hand-painted tiles usually rescued from old houses and simple oil lamps. Choices:  1. You do not want to use copper at all. 2. Be on the lookout for brass and copper. 3. Copper and brass are the only metals you should be worried about.
Output: 2
Statement: they don't either well well the first one i joined they went out of business and they transferred it to another one that was really far away Choices:  1. It was further south than the original business placement 2. When they went out of business, they just move it to somewhere that was a distance from here 3. The place never went out of business, they're really trading really strongly.
Output: 2
Statement: no we went to uh uh uh i we stayed at the Park Park Plaza Park Suites Choices:  1. We spent two nights at the Park Plaza Suites. 2. We stayed at the Park Plaza Suites. 3. We could not get a room at the Park Plaza Suites.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well i don't i don't get the paper every day but i you know i get it on i try to buy you know the early edition for the coupons you know the Sunday edition so Choices:  1. I buy every copy of the paper. 2. I only get the papers I have coupons for. 3. I only get the papers I have dollar off coupons for.
Output: 2
Statement: For-profits also keep billings up by avoiding the uninsured, sticking to affluent suburbs, and avoiding obstetric, pediatric, and emergency services. Choices:  1. For-profits barely work in high-density, poor neighborhoods. 2. For-profits put a lot of effort in serving the uninsured and pediatric sectors. 3. For-profits have a few strategies for maximizing their profits in the medical industry.
Output: 3
Statement: If the victim managed to make her way here and stay for three years as a nun, she could obtain a decree of divorce from the shogunate and go free. Choices:  1. If the victim was a nun for five years, she could get a divorce. 2. The concept of divorce was not a common one at this time, so it was unique that this practice happened here. 3. If a woman came here and was a nun for three years, the shogunate could approve her divorce and she could go free.
Output: 3
Statement: And clearly consumer companies are constantly in search of such arrangements. Choices:  1. Such arrangements are anathema to consumer companies. 2. Producers of consumer goods desire these types of deals. 3. These kinds of business friendly deals are well liked by consumer companies.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh that's an agreeable topic there Choices:  1. That topic is stupid and I hate it. 2. Science is a topic I enjoy. 3. That is a topic I can agree with.
Output: 3
Statement: Between them Tommy and Julius gave the history of the last week and their futile search. Choices:  1. After a week of searching, Julius and Tommy had given up. 2. Tommy and Julius' search was finally successful after two weeks. 3. Tommy and Julius' search was futile.
Output: 3
Statement: Well then, I blurted out, "it's absurd ”but I suspect Miss Howard of not telling all she knows!" Choices:  1. She is deliberately keeping us in the dark. 2. Miss Howard is not telling us everything. 3. Miss Howard is giving us too much information at once. 
Output: 2
Statement: i've never uh really been sure that a juror is entitled to ask a question Choices:  1. I don't think a juror is entitled to ask a question. 2. I don't think a juror is allowed to ask a question but she did anyway. 3. I know jurors are allowed to ask questions.
Output: 1
Statement: we don't ever get anything from anybody when we're having to fight to get money to help us with this war we were just in Choices:  1. We didn't bother fighting for this because they were just going to give us everything. 2. We fight for everything, including all the land we've claimed. 3. We don't get anything given to us.
Output: 3
Statement: The city elected its first mayor in 1229, and a parliament was held for the first time in 1297. Choices:  1. The city's first mayor was elected in 1299. 2. The first mayor of the city was elected in 1229. 3. Parliament wasn't held until later on because at first the city had no need for a full governing body.
Output: 2
Statement: Scott Wheeler, president of the Eastern Bar Association of Los Angeles and an ally of the old program, said he mobilized his 200 members to staff the clinic after watching the ranks of unserved poor grow over the past year. Choices:  1. The Eastern Bar Association of Los Angeles has on president; Will Fonuit. 2. Wheeler's employment provided a long-term solution to poverty in his area. 3. Scott Wheeler mobilized a large group of people to help combat poverty.
Output: 3
Statement: Witness the crowd's unashamedly chauvinistic partisanship at Rome's international open tennis championships or the Davis Cup. Choices:  1. There is widespread love for tennis all throughout Italy. 2. The crowds at Rome's international tennis championships tend to be polite and well-behaved. 3. Rome's tennis championships really bring out the community's chauvinistic and partisan tendencies.
Output: 3
Statement: From a population of 20,000 it has grown into a metropolis of 2.5 million, with tightly clustered skyscrapers and some of China's highest groseng industries. Choices:  1. Its skyscrapers are clustered so tightly it looks they look like a single unit from afar. 2. From a population of 20,000 it has dwindled in numbers and has 10,000 inhabitants today. 3. Its population has increased by over two million.
Output: 3
Statement: Did Stevenson speak with any of the fans with whose hopes he claimed to be so familiar? Choices:  1. Stevenson identified with the fans. 2. Stevenson does not have any fans. 3. Stevenson spoke with five of his fans.
Output: 1
Statement: Even if people are randomly divided into groups, the groups will automatically discriminate against each other. Choices:  1. If people are split up, the larger group will dominate. 2. If groups are split up, there is usually peace. 3. If people are split up, the groups will be against each other.
Output: 3
Statement: Beyond that, he had no memory of pain. Choices:  1. The memory of the pain came crashing down on him. 2. Aside from that, he didn't remember being in pain. 3. Besides his memory of the injury, he didn't remember experiencing any pain.
Output: 2
Statement: 1.3 SOURCE OF EFFLUENT, RECEIVING WATER, AND DILUTION WATER Choices:  1. It was a source of water. 2. It was efficient. 3. It was a source of fire.
Output: 1
Statement: It's that they don't study with the ferociousness and all-out commitment of people who realize (or who have parents who realize) that outstanding school performance is their one shot at big-time opportunity in America. Choices:  1. There is more opportunity in America for the well educated. 2. Anyone who is successful in America is well educated. 3. Success in America depends upon doing well in school.
Output: 1
Statement: It will be sufficient to say that in the early days of 1915 a certain document came into being. Choices:  1. The document was written by important people. 2. Somebody wrote a certain document back in the year of 1915. 3. Documentation didn't exist back in 1915.
Output: 2
Statement: The current capacity was originally built overseas to meet overseas demand or was subsequently built to meet U.S. demand for catalyst spurred by the NOX SIP Call and the build up of gas turbine power plants in the U.S. Choices:  1. Catalyst capacity would have remained steady had no new plants been built. 2. The NOX SIP Call and increased number of gas turbine plants necessitated that an increased in catalyst capacity. 3. Current capacity was built for domestic capacity only.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the third time we run up against it.  Choices:  1. We later will run up against it a fourth time. 2. We have run up against it before. 3. We have never run up against it.
Output: 2
Statement: Also on the same site are a Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum, which celebrates 100 years of British toy making. Choices:  1. The Motor Museum was demolished in the year 1985 because people were not interested in their exhibits. 2. The British toy making tradition started about 100 years ago. 3. The Motor Museum and the Cumberland Toy and Model Museum have various toy car models in their exhibitions.
Output: 2
Statement: which basketball Choices:  1. What baseball? 2. is it that basketball by the lockers? 3. to what specific basketball are you referring?
Output: 3
Statement: well i don't know um there's there's a part of me that says that you know i'm i'm sort of glad Strawberry went away Choices:  1. The man says that a part of him wished Strawberry did not go away. 2. The man says that a part of him is sort of glad that Strawberry went away. 3. The person says that a part of them is glad that Strawberry went away.
Output: 3
Statement: Union Democracy. Choices:  1. A democratic union is more likely to hear the needs of its workers. 2. Union Monarchy 3. A union that is democratic
Output: 3
Statement: You'll find the best productions in Rome and Milan, the latter famous for Giorgio Strehler's Piccolo Teatro, followed by those in Florence and Venice. Choices:  1. Best productions can only be found in Naples. 2. You'll find the best productions in Miland and Rome, with Milan famous for Giorgio Strehler's Piccolo Teatro, followed by those in Venice and Florence. 3. Rome and Milan are the best tourist cities in Italy, and they are always crowded.
Output: 2
Statement: Twenty islands have since been added, making the Cyclades the largest of the Greek island groups. Choices:  1. They have added just three more islands. 2. They have discovered more islands farther in the distance. 3. Twenty islands have been added to the group.
Output: 3
Statement: Still, in that unlikely event, there is always the possibility of bribery." Choices:  1. I would use bribery as a last resort.  2. There is absolutely no possibility of bribery.  3. Bribery is always possible. 
Output: 3
Statement: Newsweek also lets Martha Stewart describe her successful foray into Web marketing. Choices:  1. Martha Stewart's web marketing effort was a spectacular failure. 2. Year over year profits of her web marketing agency are up more than fifty percent. 3. Martha Stewart has been succeeding at web marketing.
Output: 3
Statement: For needlework, visit any of Funchal's factories, which put the finishing touches on items and act principally as showrooms, selling direct to the public. Choices:  1. You can go to Funchal's factories for needlework, as they're the best at it! 2. You can go to Funchal's factories for needlework. 3. You can go to Funchal's factories for mending but that's all they do.
Output: 2
Statement: Below is a very brief guide to the most popular games, while many books are sold locally that go to great lengths to explain each game. Choices:  1. The most popular games have books written about them. 2. Some of the games are hard to learn without a book. 3. It is very difficult to find information how to play the most popular games.
Output: 1
Statement: There needs to be a sense of urgency in order to make the investment, commitment, and ultimately change the model. Choices:  1. The model is outdated but difficult to update. 2. The model will change without any urgency required. 3. The model can only be changed if there is a sense of urgency.
Output: 3
Statement: The New And Improved Business Analyst. Choices:  1. The old Business Analyst was obsolete. 2. The same Business Analyst as before. 3. The Business Analyst is better now.
Output: 3
Statement: Court of Appeals panel in Philadelphia to throw out the law, calling it profoundly repugnant. Choices:  1. The law was called profoundly repugnant. 2. The immigration law was called profoundly repugnant. 3. Court of Appeals panel in Philadelphia to throw out their judges.
Output: 1
Statement: Federal surpluses increase national saving while deficits reduce national saving, and higher saving translates into higher GDP. Choices:  1. Deficits are bad and surpluses are good.  2. Federal surpluses decrease while deficits increase 3. Federal surpluses increase national saving while deficits reduce saving.
Output: 3
Statement: And Kudupi (name on ID: Kudupi) just sat, smoked plimon and said nothing. Choices:  1. And Kudupi was not a very talkative person, so he said nothing. 2. Shouting anad jumping everywhere, And Kudupi was sure to attract a lot of attention. 3. Smoking pliimon and saying nothing, And Kudupi (name on ID: Kudupi) was just sitting.
Output: 3
Statement: Dave's heart had picked up speed, but now it missed again, and he felt cold. Choices:  1. Dave's heart had been weak for a while, and now it's too little too late.  2. Dave's heart had been unstable, and the most recent flux had left him shivering.  3. He felt an intense warmth as his heart started to fade. 
Output: 2
Statement: And censored videos. Choices:  1. And uncensored videos. 2. Censored videos are still being sold. 3. Censored videos, too.
Output: 3
Statement: She was frail and couldn't move her left side. Choices:  1. She was strong and in excellent shape. 2. She was frail from the stroke and couldn't move her left side. 3. She was weak and her left side was immobile.
Output: 3
Statement: Just the same, the American economy is the healthiest it's been in a quarter-century. Choices:  1. Up to now, the American economy is the healthiest it's been, but it's not going to last long. 2. Up to now, the American economy is the healthiest it's been. 3. Up to now, the American economy is the worse.
Output: 2
Statement: The following year, unrest grew among workers after 100% increases in food prices. Choices:  1. Workers started to rest again when food prices stopped rising. 2. Workers became restless after a hike in food prices. 3. Food prices fell over the course of the next year.
Output: 2
Statement: The second is to reduce the uncertainty about who's going to win. Choices:  1. The first is about knowing the candidates. 2. The second is about being more uncertain about the potential victor. 3. The second is to be sure about who is going to win.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, stronger technology systems allow a program's staff to experience more effective supervision and coordination. Choices:  1. Better supervision and coordination might be experienced by a programs staff with stronger technology systems. 2. The technology systems at Apple allowed their staff to work as perfectly as possible. 3. The stronger technology systems actually undermine the staff's ability to supervise effectively.
Output: 1
Statement: There are evening bus tours that include visits to a restaurant and night spots; some tours combine a Chinese banquet with a visit to an open-air market and the panorama from Victoria Peak. Choices:  1. The market and the panorama from Victoria Peak are indoors. 2. A Chinese banquet with a visit to a market and the panorama from Victoria Peak can be seen on an evening bus tour. 3. The evening bus tour goes all around the city.
Output: 2
Statement: uh i think of any thirty five and below as cold Choices:  1. Any temperature above thirty-five degrees is pretty cold to me.   2. Any temperature below thirty-five degrees is cold to me.  3. Anything above thirty-five degrees is very hot to me.  
Output: 2
Statement: Perhaps she twists my mind. Choices:  1. She makes everything make sense. 2. I think she makes me think things that aren't accurate. 3. I think she might confuse me.
Output: 3
Statement: I just happen to be doing it in my own way.' Choices:  1. I will do it your way. 2. I am much happier when I'm doing it my way. 3. I am doing it my way.
Output: 3
Statement: The control technologies considered by this report as candidates to be used for multipollutant control strategies  limestone forced oxidation (LSFO) flue gas desulfurization (FGD) for the control of SO2, SCR for the control of NOX, and activated carbon injection (ACI) for the control of mercury. Choices:  1. The control technologies in the report will be used to limit multi-pollutant control strategies. 2. The control technologies in the report will be used to limit multi-pollutant control strategies in power plants. 3. The control technologies in the report will be used to increase pollutants.
Output: 1
Statement: Whatever it was, at least we can delight in the fact that Abe Rosenthal didn't write it. Choices:  1. Abe Rosenthal never wrote anything. 2. Abe Rosenthal certainly wrote that piece. 3. Abe Rosenthal did not write that item.
Output: 3
Statement: On the eastern edge of town, north of the Umeno Hashi bridge across the Asano River, is the old geisha district, slightly more rundown than Nagamachi but no less quaint. Choices:  1. The old geisha district, slightly more rundown than Nagamachi but no less quaint, is located on the eastern edge of town, north of the Umeno Hashi bridge across the Asano river, 2. On the western edge of town is the old geisha district, slightly newer looking than Nagamachi, but less quaint. 3. The old geisha district is no less popular among foreigners than Nagamachi.
Output: 1
Statement: The state legislature helped as well, by legalizing gambling in 1931 and thus solidifying the future of the town, though legislators and residents could never have known this at the time. Choices:  1. The legalizing of gambling single-handedly saved the Las Vegas economy 2. The legislature outlawed gambling in 1931 which prevented the town from being prosperous in the future. 3. The legislature have helped with their legalizing of gambling in 1931, which solidified the future of the town.
Output: 3
Statement: depending on how much uh you know and there's a lot of uh actually it works pretty well and then we have uh uh waste uh cans for aluminum in the in the break areas at work and so Choices:  1. There is no recycling at work for aluminum cans so we just throw them in the trash. 2. At work, we recycle aluminum in special bins. 3. If you have too much then they won't take aluminum on some days.
Output: 2
Statement: He was enjoying the whole business, and in no hurry to end it. Choices:  1. He wants it to last forever. 2. He was in no hurry to end the whole business. 3. He will be happy when it is over.
Output: 2
Statement: Built by the powerful Gian Galeazzo Visconti, Duke of Milan, as his family's burial chapel, the Carthusian monastery's 15th-?­century church is a high point in the transition from Flamboyant Gothic to Renaissance. Choices:  1. The church's steeple is 70 feet tall. 2. The transition from Flamboyant Gotich to Renaissance can be seen in the Carthusian monastery's 15th-century church. 3. The Duke of Milan built the Carthusian monastery's church for his wedding.
Output: 2
Statement: 'He didn't invent electricity...' Choices:  1. Alexander Bell was not the inventor of electricity.  2. It wasn't him who invented electricity.  3. He was the man who invented electricity. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Decline in U.S. Choices:  1. It has dropped in the United States. 2. The decline was caused by decreasing wages. 3. The increase in the U.S.
Output: 1
Statement: Keep away, she had said to him. Choices:  1. He took a few steps back.  2. She told him to stay away from her. 3. She begged him to come closer to her. 
Output: 2
Statement: Off El Hurriya Street you'll find the Neo-Classical facade of the Greco-Roman Museum with a fine collection of both Roman, Greek, and Ptolemaic artifacts found around the city and under the waters of the harbor, along with many ancient Egyptian pieces. Choices:  1. All of the artifacts in the museum were bought from private collectors. 2. The Museum also contains ancient barbarian artifacts. 3. The Greco-Roman Museum has a collection from numerous cultures.
Output: 3
Statement: I promise I will NOT pay for this kind of silliness--and I sincerely hope other readers won't, either. Choices:  1. I hope that people will not pay to read this. 2. I will continue to support this and encourage others to do so through financial patronage. 3. This writing is extremely insensitive and offensive to women.
Output: 1
Statement: What's wrong with informing certain segments of the electorate that your opponent is using the feel-good rhetoric of solutions to pull a fast one at their expense? Choices:  1. One should never discuss one's opponent with the electorate. 2. There's nothing wrong with telling the voters about the opposing candidate's underhanded tactics. 3. The opponent is proposing highly illegal solutions in order to woo voters.
Output: 2
Statement: Menorca declared itself for the republic, and stayed with it to the bitter end. Choices:  1. Menorca rescinded its support of the republic part way through the conflict. 2. Mallorca opposed the republic, in contrast to Menorca. 3. The republic was supported by the island of Menorca.
Output: 3
Statement: Sales of foreclosed  associated with post-1991 direct laons and loan guarantees (600) Choices:  1. This does not includes sales of foreclosed items which involve loans. 2. Foreclosed item sales which involve direct loans dated after 1991. 3. The rules changed in 1991 making it easier to sell foreclosed properties.
Output: 2
Statement: there's a lot of uh duplicity in the vehicles the way the build them too Choices:  1. There is no duplication across vehicles. 2. This helps save quite a bit of money. 3. Many vehicles share components.
Output: 3
Statement: A case can be made that Velvet Goldmine isn't fully filled in, and that Haynes, who has never shaken off his background as a semiotics major, has made a movie that's all signifiers. Choices:  1. Haynes majored in semiotics. 2. The Velvet Goldmine appeared difficult to pin down because Haynes was attempting to simplify the movie. 3. It's safe to say that the Velvet Goldmine is a movie that portrayed a delightful balance between signified and the signifier.
Output: 1
Statement: And Hill was not too horrified to follow Thomas' rising star from the Department of Education to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), nor to keep in touch with Thomas in subsequent years--getting him to write a letter of recommendation that helped her land a law teaching job, phoning him repeatedly, inviting him to make an appearance at the law school, and more. Choices:  1. Hill and Thomas didn't stay in touch in later years. 2. Hill played a key role in Thomas getting a teaching job, 3. Hill was afraid of Thomas and did things out of fear.
Output: 2
Statement: and so they get her off and at the very end of the case after it's over he's talking with her and he figures out that she really did do it after all a uh after after he got after he got her off Choices:  1. Her own lawyer was pretty ignorant to think she was innocent. 2. Her lawyer knew she was guilty and still got her off the charges. 3. He only learned that she was guilty after he had already gotten her off.
Output: 3
Statement: What did this man want of him anyway? Choices:  1. The man wanted nothing of him. 2. What could the man want? 3. There was nothing at all that the man could want of him.
Output: 2
Statement: Water used for culturing and test dilution water should be analyzed for toxic metals and organics at least annually or whenever difficulty is encountered in meeting minimum acceptability criteria for control survival and reproduction or growth. Choices:  1. Water that is used for dilution should be analyzed to see if it's toxic. 2. Water that is used for dilution should be analyzed to see if it's toxic before it is put back in the river. 3. Water that's used for diluting can go right back in the river without testing it.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah she'll she'll dip her food or her paw down into the food and scoop up some and eat it from her paw Choices:  1. She'll eat her food directly from the source without using her paw. 2. She'll dip her paw down into the food to scoop it up, then eat it. 3. She'll dip her paw into her water bowl then lick the water off of her paw.
Output: 2
Statement: The center of the park is the Five Rams Statue. Choices:  1. At the east entrance of the park stands the Five Rams Statue. 2. The Five Rams Statue is situated right in park's middle.  3. The Five Rams Statue is tall enough to be seen from almost any part of the park.
Output: 2
Statement: But when planning a visit, some supplementary research will probably uncover unexpected nuggets. Choices:  1. Researching while planning a visit can help find unexpected destinations. 2. Planning a visit takes too long to include doing research. 3. Researching your destination before going there is a total waste of time.
Output: 1
Statement: Was that our lucky break? Choices:  1. They were grateful for that lucky break. 2. That was their unlucky break. 3. Did we just have our lucky break?
Output: 3
Statement: And we are all Osminists now. Choices:  1. We are all Osminists now after that recent experience. 2. None of us are Osminists. 3. We are all Osminists now.
Output: 3
Statement: Movie theaters have a certain amount of monopoly power (on a given night, a given moviegoer is likely to have a strong preference for a particular movie at a particular theater), and they price discriminate by offering discounts to senior citizens (which is equivalent to discriminating against everybody under the age of 65). Choices:  1. Movie theaters charge an increased price for senior citizens. 2. Movie theaters price discriminate by offering discounts to senior citizens. 3. Many people complain about the unfair discounts given to senior citizens.
Output: 2
Statement: If a written product has been planned, the requesters or co-requesters must advise GAO of their withdrawal before the product is submitted for printing. Choices:  1. If a written product was planned, the requesters have to advice GAO of the withdrawal before the product is submitted to be sewn. 2. If a written product was planned, the requesters have to advice GAO of the withdrawal before the product is submitted to be printed. 3. If a written product was planned, the requesters have to advice GAO of the withdrawal 30 days before.
Output: 2
Statement: People stayed in neighborhoods, for example, because they could not afford to move, and because other neighborhoods would not accept them easily. Choices:  1. Most of the people did not savings to use for the moving. 2. People moved from neighborhoods because other neighborhoods welcomed them with open arms. 3. People stayed in neighborhoods because other neighborhoods wouldn't welcome them.
Output: 3
Statement: so if you were you'd have to probably almost go out and someone who's just going to make it first time it's you'll have much better luck if you had one of these little blenders Choices:  1. You'll have better luck if you use a little blender in this case. 2. If you're a first timer, you should always use little blenders. 3. Blenders are worthless early on, you shouldn't use them.
Output: 1
Statement: ASSETS -Tangible or intangible items owned by the federal government which would have probable economic benefits that can be obtained or controlled by a federal government entity. Choices:  1. To most people, the most important part of the definition is who controls the potential economic benefits of an asset 2. The economic advantages of an item and the potential for a federal government entity to control it are part of what defines an asset. 3. Being owned by the federal government is all that it takes to own an asset
Output: 2
Statement: There's the Yorkshire Arms, but it's not much of a place for gentlemen like you. Choices:  1. The Yorkshire Arms is fitting for a gentleman such as yourself.   2. The Yorkshire Arms is not a place for a man of your stature.   3. The Yorkshire Arms is a house of ill repute.  
Output: 2
Statement: Red--I mean--" Choices:  1. Red, I imply. 2. Yellow, I allude to. 3. Red, I wanted to say.
Output: 1
Statement: Also, perhaps it was not an offer lightly made to an unknown newcomer. Choices:  1. The newcomer likely found the offer offensive.  2. It was an offer made to every unknown newcomer.  3. Maybe it was not an offer lightly made to an unfamiliar new person.
Output: 3
Statement: i i guess occasionally i'll hear someone at work say something though Choices:  1. Sometimes I'll hear that at work, but I never really pay attention to it. 2. I have never heard such a thing! 3. Sometimes I'll hear that at work.
Output: 3
Statement: One put self-help computers in each of Guam's 21 mayors' community offices Choices:  1. Guam has 2 community offices. 2. Guam has 21 community officers. 3. Guam has 21 community offices for legal aid.
Output: 2
Statement: On the other hand, because of repeat visitors, the number of unique browsers in a given month is less than the total of unique browsers per week for those four weeks, which is less than the total of unique browsers per day over those 30 days. Choices:  1. Repeat visitors to a website can skew results by using incognito mode.  2. The number of unique visitors in a month is more than the number of browsers.  3. Repeat visitors to a site can often mess with statistics. 
Output: 3
Statement: All real little girls' dresses from the '20s to the '60s had been crotch-length. Choices:  1. All authentic little girls' dresses from the '20s to the '60s were floor length. 2. All authentic dresses for little girls from the '20s to the '60s were crotch-length.  3. It was not a problem that little girls' dresses from the '20s to the '60s were crotch-length because children were not yet sexualized the way they are now. 
Output: 2
Statement: With his fixation on tops and bottoms, Block's beginning to sound like the gay personal ads in the Village Voice. Choices:  1. Block sound like an ad for a new fashion magazine, with his fixation on tops and bottoms. 2. The Gay personal ads in the Village Choice are what Block is beginning to sound like. 3. Block is so fixed on tops and bottoms that his assistant asked him if he was alright.
Output: 2
Statement: and in fact i know some people that uh probably will quit before being tested even though there's nothing to uh to worry about as far as i know from the test results just a matter of principle Choices:  1. No one said they would quit. 2. I wish they would not give up so easily. 3. Some people will quit before getting tested.
Output: 3
Statement: Gaddis' answer, of course, is that the game was under way by  The heirs of Truman and Stalin were condemned to play by Cold War rules. Choices:  1. Gaddis thinks the game was under way by the heris of Truman and Stalin.  2. Gaddis was apart of the "game" that he is talking about in the line. 3. Gaddis doesn't think the game was under way by the hiers of Stalin and Truman.
Output: 1
Statement: She also is an adjunct professor at the Widener University School of Law. Choices:  1. She taught at New York University. 2. She taught contracts at Widener University. 3. She taught at Widener University.
Output: 3
Statement: Speaking of masculinity, a Time article notes the nail-polish-for-men trend. Choices:  1. The nail-polish-for-men trend has not been noted by any journalistic outlet. 2. The Times article was unflattering in its treatment of the nail-polish-for-men trend. 3. A nail-polish-for-men trend was noted by the Times.
Output: 3
Statement: In case I don't see you again, goodbye. Choices:  1. In case this is the last time I see you, farewell. 2. I might see you again some day. Goodbye. 3. I will see you later for sure, goodbye.
Output: 1
Statement: HDS is financed by the Postal Service and is conducted annually by Chilton Research Services, a market research firm located in Radnor, Pennsylvania. Choices:  1. Cliffton Research Services hosts and finances HDS each year. 2. The annual hosting of HDS is considered by executives to be one of the highlights of the year for Chilton Research Services. 3. Chilton Research Services, a Pennsylvania-based market research company, hosts HDS each year.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah i don't know we haven't bought Choices:  1. I know that we did not purchase.   2. I am sure that we purchased.   3. We should have purchased.  
Output: 1
Statement: For years their territory had been the target of a struggle between the British and French, and the emphatic British victory in the French and Indian War forced them to leave, when they refused to swear allegiance to the British Crown. Choices:  1. The British lost in the French and Indian War . 2. The French and Indian War was won by the British. 3. The British won the French and Indian War after three months.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh now i got back i got kids in college and gosh i can't afford that price so i still keep them in my name but the guy who takes them calls me every year and says can i have the tickets one more year i say yeah fine take them Choices:  1. Now that I have kids in college, I can't afford that price. 2. It could afford the price before my kids went to college. 3. I can still afford it, even with my kids in college.
Output: 1
Statement: (JFMIP, Project on Standardization of Basic Financial Information Requirements of Central Agencies, dated October 1991, hereafter cited as JFMIP Standardization Project) Choices:  1. The 200 page JFMIP Standardized Project report came out in 1991. 2. The JFMIP Standardized Project report came out in 1948. 3. The JFMIP Standardized Project report came out in 1991.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah um-hum could be could be um-hum no not if they've never been out in any weather i wouldn't think so especially Choices:  1. Yes, you should put them outside.  2. Not if they havent been outside.  3. You shouldn't allow your pets outside. 
Output: 2
Statement: At my destination she pulls the handle to open the door for me. Choices:  1. She opens the door at my stop. 2. She pulls the handle to open my door, because I sprained my hand and can't do it. 3. She lets me open my own door when we arrive at my destination.
Output: 1
Statement: It does not apply to inventory, nor does it apply to forfeited property (as explained in the previous section on nonexchange revenue). Choices:  1. Forfeited property and inventory are covered under a different rule. 2. This rule applies to forfeited property of all kinds. 3. Forfeited property and inventory are not applicable.
Output: 3
Statement: We're thrilled, said Ross Dolloff, executive director of Neighborhood Legal Services, a Lynn-based agency that will run the office in collaboration with Lowell-based Merrimack Valley Legal Services. Choices:  1. Legal services will be extended by opening a cooperative office in the new location. 2. The office will be run exclusively by Ross Dolloff, who will leave Neighborhood Legal Services to do so. 3. Legal services from Lynn and Lowell will collaborate to run the office.
Output: 3
Statement: Poorest Policyholders could lose Medicaid, other Benefits Choices:  1. The poorest policyholders are protected from losing any benefits. 2. Some of the poorest people could lose some benefits. 3. Congress has a task force looking into this issue.
Output: 2
Statement: In the background, local bands were providing local music. Choices:  1. Local bands played in the background. 2. Some of the local bands were very good. 3. There was no music.
Output: 1
Statement: The jazz and popular music scene is dominated by Filipino performers of very high quality. Choices:  1. Besides jazz and popular music, Filipinos also dominate the rap scene in the area to a fair extent. 2. Popular and jazz music has the majority of its performers as Mexicans in the area. 3. Competent Filipinos are frequent performers in the jazz and popular music scene in the area.
Output: 3
Statement: At the least you will always be able to take home a rusty old door key or two suitable for haunted houses, or a kitchen iron of genuine pre-electric vintage. Choices:  1. You have a chance at getting the brand new radios that will be sold at the auction. 2. The annual garage sale was set to be a success again. 3. You will probably be able to grab a few vintage items like keys or irons.
Output: 3
Statement: i know you guys down there have had have had a problem for a while which we're experiencing now with the savings and loans and Choices:  1. We are not experiencing a problem with savings and loans. 2. We are experiencing a problem with savings and loans. 3. The guys down there had a problem.
Output: 2
Statement: yes i have two little ones Choices:  1. I don't have kids. 2. I have a few older kids, as well. 3. I have two kids.
Output: 3
Statement: As you move further into the complex look for statues of King Tutankhamun and his wife, one of only a few depicting the young boy Pharaoh to be found at his capital. Choices:  1. The statue of the young Pharaoh is taller than the average man.  2. You can see statues depicting him in old age. 3. There are statues that depict Tutankhamun.
Output: 3
Statement: And this is what ultimately makes them pose their own kind of stealthy threat to us. Choices:  1. Stealthy polar bears are threatening our way of life. 2. These inside workers from California are subversive and dangerous. 3. Their are entities that are dangerous to us.
Output: 3
Statement: Under  the businessmen's Prime Minister,  Dr. Mahathir, Malaysia has achieved remarkable prosperity as the economy built on the gains of the earlier post-war decades. Choices:  1. Dr. Mahathir was responsible for Malaysia's prosperous economy. 2. Dr. Mahathir came into power as a result of a military uprising. 3. Malaysia's economy dwindled under the supervision of Dr. Mahathir.
Output: 1
Statement: Competition is generally believed to lead to efficiency, be it economic or technical. Choices:  1. Recent events have led people to question whether or not this conventional wisdom is true. 2. Technical efficiency is believed to be one of the results of competition. 3. Technical efficiency but not economic efficiency are the end results of competition.
Output: 2
Statement: And he can't be revived again. Choices:  1. He cant be revived because he is dead this time. 2. There is no way to revive him another time. 3. He could be easily revived at least a dozen more times.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it's really sad like if they did have a big brother big sister program those those people trying to help the kids the parents might have hostilities towards them Choices:  1. The parents do not want any programs for their kids.  2. The parents would be less hostile if there was a program around to help the kids.  3. The parents are starting up some programs for the kids to get better mentored by. 
Output: 2
Statement: She'll know that's you, said Tommy with a sigh of relief. Choices:  1. Tommy held his breath. 2. Tommy sighed, relieved at what he had heard. 3. Tommy sighed.
Output: 3
Statement: almost every day i uh this spring has been uh a little hard to keep up the pace because uh we've had a lot of family activities my wife has taken up skiing Choices:  1. This spring was difficult to keep pace with everything going on. 2. My family did a lot of outdoor activities this spring that ended up costing a lot. 3. This spring we basically took it easy and watched movies from home.
Output: 1
Statement: development programs, and pay and promotion standards to organizational mission, vision, and culture. Choices:  1. They wanted to have equality with all promotions. 2. There are standards in place with promotions and pay that goes along with it. 3. They had no clear cut standards when it came to pay.
Output: 2
Statement: Highway contract carriers have compensation much lower than rural carriers. Choices:  1. Highway contract carriers have compensation much lower than rural carriers. 2. Highway contract carriers have much riskier jobs than rural carriers. 3. Highway contract carriers have compensation much greater than rural carriers.
Output: 1
Statement: Created at the height of the Chandellas' power in the mid-11th century, the sculpture inside is the most sophisticated and apsara dancing-girls and sura-sundari nymphs coquettishly yawning, scratching, applying their makeup, or playing with monkeys, parakiats, or with their cheerful lovers. Choices:  1. The sculpture inside created in the mid-11th century were the most sophisticated. 2. At the height of the Chandellas' power, they created many paintings and no sculptures. 3. The sculptures created in the 12th century were even more so spectacular.
Output: 1
Statement: But then he  I might have put that in to protect him. Choices:  1. I might've been trying to protect him. 2. He's the type of person who would get himself into trouble otherwise. 3. I would never have put that in to protect him.
Output: 1
Statement: As they watched he raised his axe and hammered it into the dirt floor of the pit. Choices:  1. He hit his axe on the ceiling. 2. He  made a big hole in the ground with his axe. 3. He hit the floor with his axe.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Natalia,' I had to ask. Choices:  1. I had to ask Natalia. 2. I didn't talk to Natalia. 3. I had to ask Natalia if she had met the man.
Output: 1
Statement: We did our best, though it may be that the auspices were too strong on the soma. Choices:  1. There are some auspices too strong for somas. 2. We did not try at all. 3. The somas can not handle such force.
Output: 1
Statement: and and uh so i i uh i i think we're almost coming from the same place on this subject really Choices:  1. Im glad you see my point, just wish that you agreed more.  2. We aren't coming from the same place at all.  3. I think we nearly are coming from the same place. 
Output: 3
Statement: water is used as dilution water, rather than a diseased condition of the test organisms. Choices:  1. Water dillutes things. 2. Water dillutes the samples that are collected in the test tubes. 3. Water is not use to dillute the sample.
Output: 1
Statement: There's a resemblance. Choices:  1. You can see the similarity in appearance. 2. They look nothing alike at all. 3. There's a strong family resemblance between the father and the son.
Output: 1
Statement: oh it sounds fantastic Choices:  1. I don't like that sound of that. 2. That menu sounds wonderful. 3. Oh, that sounds great.
Output: 3
Statement: um yeah you know like fajitas and and stuff like that so Choices:  1. I like to eat fajitas. 2. I love to have them on Tuesdays with tacos. 3. I do not care for fajitas.
Output: 1
Statement: Several current publications have begun to remedy this lack of prospective, randomized trials. Choices:  1. There are publications that have reported that there is a sufficient number of randomized trials. 2. There are trials that are not randomized and lack prospectiveness.  3. 12 current publications have written about the lack of randomized trials. 
Output: 2
Statement: One of the most endearing qualities of B-movie makers such as Roger Corman is their self-consciousness, their recognition that they're making crass, but fun, junk. Choices:  1. Roger Corman is the best maker of B-movie films today. 2. Roger Corman has never made a B-movie film, he's just a critic. 3. B-movie makers are self aware of their work, which adds to the charm.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah well you know even in our prison systems they're finding that they're they're having drugs smuggled into them Choices:  1. Drugs are being brought into the prison system.  2. Even after the prisons have beefed up security, they are still finding drugs and other contraband.  3. The prisons in our system have been drug free since inception.
Output: 1
Statement: Paper presented at the National Conference on Evaluation in Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Programs, Washington, D.C., 1974. Choices:  1. A regional conference was used to debut the paper. 2. The paper was presented in 1974. 3. The paper details the disease of alcohol abuse.
Output: 2
Statement: but not in the summer Choices:  1. It should work this Fall. 2. We can't do it in Summer. 3. Summer is the ideal time to do this.
Output: 2
Statement: i i guess i would love to play basketball but but i don't i don't think i'd have the wind for that i guess of all the sports that probably gives you more exercise than any any sport there is Choices:  1. I don't have the cardiovascular strength to play basketball.  2. I don't have the cardiovascular strength to play basketball because I"m a lifelong smoker. 3. I am excellent at playing basketball because of my incredible cardiovascular strength.
Output: 1
Statement: (I missed her in last year's Stepmom --my raccoon had hepatitis.) Choices:  1. I was not able to see her in last year's Stepmom. 2. I already saw her in Stepmom. 3. I was really looking forward to seeing her.
Output: 1
Statement: The most notable exception is if the President or the Director of OMB certifies that (1) the record could be withheld under either of two Freedom of Information Act exemptions in 5 U.S.C. Choices:  1. The is no known exceptions to the Freedom of Information Act that allow records from being released. 2. If the President or Director of the OMB  certifies that the record could be withheld under either of two Freedom of Information Act exemptions in 5 U.S.C. is the most notable exception to the laws and regulations.    3. In 5 U.S.C it defines what records can be withheld under two (2) Freedom of Information Act exemptions if the President of the U.S. or the President or Director of the OMB determine that the information falls into the exemption statutes. 
Output: 2
Statement: Its local craftsmen are famous for their inlaid woodwork called intarsia. Choices:  1. The area is only famous because of the craftsmen creating intarsia woodwork. 2. There is nothing special about the local craftsmen. 3. The local craftsmen are renowned for their intarsia woodwork.
Output: 3
Statement: During their time at the royal court, they had introduced the so-called preparatory tortures, which were to sensitize the prisoners suspected of heresy, to the relativity of questions about faith, asked during the torture sessions proper, which few of the prisoners had survived, in any case. Choices:  1. They had torture methods. 2. They had ways to torture their prisoners with weapons. 3. They treated the prisoners well.
Output: 1
Statement: i looked at the Mitsubishi Galant i was looking for a four door car having driven the RX seven so long and it was so small Choices:  1. The Mitsubishi Galant I was looking at was tiny. 2. I've been looking for a four-door sedan forever, and the Mitsubishi Galant was too small.  3. That Mitsubishi was too big for a four-door car.
Output: 1
Statement: Among the political exiles flocking to Piedmont was a veteran of the earlier revolts, Giuseppe Garibaldi. Choices:  1. Piedmont became a haven for political exiles, as none of their enemies dared to look for them here. 2. Giuseppe Garibaldi was killed alongside a group of other political exiles in Piedmont. 3. Giuseppe Garibaldi was a political insurgent who had fled to Piedmont.
Output: 3
Statement: Low-income workers were to receive a one-to-one match on their contributions, and the match progressively declined based on income so that higher-income workers would receive a lower match or none at all. Choices:  1. Those workers who had higher incomes received a smaller matching contribution. 2. Workers spent their contributions on entertainment and medical bills. 3. Those with lower incomes received lower matching contributions.
Output: 1
Statement: Diagonally opposite Jaffa Gate is the narrow entrance to David Street, the main thoroughfare of the Old City Choices:  1. David Street is hard to find, but can lead you to history you don't want to miss.  2. The main thoroughfare of the Old City can be found through David Street. 3. The Old City cannot be found. 
Output: 2
Statement: For these reasons, the present analysis uses the same Concentration-Response function in developing the Base Estimate of mortality benefits. Choices:  1. The present analysis uses a totally different function. 2. The present analysis uses the same function to develop the mortality benefits within the population of the city. 3. The present analysis uses the same function to develop the mortality benefits.
Output: 3
Statement: Oh--A mook is kind of like a gavone, which is kind of like an Italian schmuck. Choices:  1. An Italian schmuck is like a gavone. 2. A mook is very similar to an Italian schmuck. 3. A gavone is nothing like a mook.
Output: 1