niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: well that's that's true yeah the uh the the biggest difference i got to agree was the idea that we were allowed to go and get it done rather than than set up a a line and say we're not going to let you cross this this point anymore and that really hurt the uh the people uh the Vietnam experience uh i got to admit that one Choices:  1. This time was just like Vietnam. 2. The soldiers were treated better this time than in Vietnam. 3. We were allowed to go get it done instead of setting up a line saying you can't cross that like in Vietnam.
Output: 3
Statement: Examining the elements of the definition also may help make this distinction clear. Choices:  1. Ignoring the elements of the definition also may help make this distinction clear. 2. Examining the individual elements of the definition also may help make this distinction clear. 3. Examining the elements of the definition and considering the context may also help make this distinction clear.
Output: 2
Statement: This is a man who was told on a daily basis that he was an idiot and he kept going anyway. Choices:  1. The man was constantly told he was idiotic and he ignored it.  2. This man was praised and told how smart he was.  3. He didn't believe what they said, so he kept going. 
Output: 1
Statement: they have these the social in some sort of way if you want to go to school outside the country and many Salvadorians did they'd go to school in Cornell Iowa of all places Choices:  1. Many students from El Salvador have parents who encourage them to enroll in Cornell in Iowa because there is an El Salvador immigrant community living in that area.  2. Many students from El Salvador attend school in Iowa at Cornell.  3. Many students from El Salvador end up going to U.C. Berkley in California. 
Output: 2
Statement: If you decided to wreck the sky again, even you might not be able to repair it a second time." He tapped his hands lightly together and the sound of a huge gong reverberated in the room. Choices:  1. You have already wrecked and repaired the sky once before. 2. The sky has been wrecked many times and has been repaired many times without you. 3. The room was completely silent when he tapped his hands together.
Output: 1
Statement: Final Report for the US Environmental Protection Agency. Choices:  1. The US Environmental Protection Agency's final report. 2. There will be more reports for the US Environmental Protection Agency following the final report. 3. The final report includes a picture of a small child holding a balloon.
Output: 1
Statement: Beziers is a busy but compact city, with a delightful shady central promenade ' lined with cafe and restaurants ' called the Allees Paul Riquet, named for the engineer of the Canal du Midi. Choices:  1. Beziers' central promenade is very bright and sunny. 2.  Paul Riquet was the engineer of the Canal du Midi. 3. The  Canal du Midi was built in the early 1900s.
Output: 2
Statement: um-hum something that is working and i i i really like the system of house arrest where uh a someone's wear someone wears a bracelet Choices:  1. I hate house arrest when a bracelet is involved.   2. The house arrest bracelet is not very attractive.   3. I am very fond of house arrest when a bracelet is involved.  
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah i just got mine in the mail so it kind of inspires me to keep calling Choices:  1. I never want to call again. 2. I received mine so now I want to call. 3. I wanted to keep calling before I received mine in the mail.
Output: 2
Statement: Athletic prowess was admired and the Olympic games were constituted in 776 b.c. , to promote friendly competition. Choices:  1. The Olympics have been around since before modern times. 2. The Olympics began in 1980. 3. Many of the same sports played today were also present at the original Olympic games.
Output: 1
Statement: there doesn't seem to be much emission from them but i'm not sure about the rest of the country Choices:  1. They must be within emissions regulations. 2. They have polluted the air and water across our country. 3. I do not know about the rest of our country but there does not seem to be a lot of emissions from them.
Output: 3
Statement: i'm surprised you didn't just pack up and go home i tell Choices:  1. I would have stayed too. 2. You should have just packed up and went home after the rain. 3. It's surprising you didn't just pack up and go home.
Output: 3
Statement: In an interview with the Chronicle for Higher Education , Levitt took credit for launching the letter-writing  I was mad as hell that such an irresponsible review had run in Science , he said. Choices:  1. Levitt had an interview with the Chronicle for Higher Education. 2. Levitt's interview with the Chronicle was done at his home. 3. Levitt denied to have an interview with the Chronicle.
Output: 1
Statement: The agent of the Eye spun after my shot hit him in the face. Choices:  1. The Eye's agent maintained their stealth, undetected by the party as he stalked his foes. 2. The Eye's agent spun as I clocked his jaw, but he wound back to knock me over with a retaliatory punch. 3. The Eye's agent spun after I hit him in the jaw.
Output: 3
Statement: the ones we haven't papered we've done in uh uh latex uh uh pastels Choices:  1. We used latex because we like the way it smells. 2. We did the ones we haven't papered with latex. 3. We use latex and pastels on the ones we've papered.
Output: 2
Statement: There may be situations, too, where graphic presentations will be more effective than tabular presentations. Choices:  1. There is no place for tabular presentations.  2. Presentations with images may be more effective than presentations without images.  3. There are no situations that require graphic presentations as a more effective means than tabular presentations. 
Output: 2
Statement: um no actually i found it in one of my mother's um homemade cookbooks i mean something she had collected out of Woman's Day or something Choices:  1. My mother only collected recipes on Woman's Day. 2. I found this in one of my mother's cookbooks. 3. I found a recipe in my father's cookbook that he collected on Arbor Day.
Output: 2
Statement: Promotional items include only those obtained under the same terms as those offered to the general public and at no additional cost to the government. Choices:  1. Items not available to the general public are frequently used as promotional items. 2. Items obtained under different terms than those offered to the general public do not qualify as promotional items. 3. The government is not permitted to spend any money on promotional items.
Output: 2
Statement: However, combining statistical sampling with fast pay procedures is permitted under appropriate circumstances. Choices:  1. The combination of statistical sampling with fast pay procedures is not allowed under any circumstances. 2. Sampling combined with pay procedures that are rapid is allowed. 3. The fast pay procedures are the rate that employees are given their stipend.
Output: 2
Statement: well i understand that this is the last season for it Choices:  1. From what I understand there won't be any more seasons after this one. 2. This is going to be the last season of Survivor.  3. This is just the first season of it out of ten total. 
Output: 1
Statement: Tintoretto's Paradise adorns the entrance wall above the doge's throne. Choices:  1. The wall above the thrown is covered by artwork. 2. The painting was done with oils over a few days. 3. Paradise can be seen in the Louvre in Rome.
Output: 1
Statement: Walk west along Hollywood Road until you come to Man Mo Temple, the island's oldest house of worship (though the date of its founding is subject to dispute). Choices:  1. Hollywood Road is the only road that can be used to get to Man Mo Temple. 2. There is disagreement over the exact date of the founding of the house of worship. 3. Everyone agrees on when the place of worship was founded.
Output: 2
Statement: The crisp air blowing into the stable, carrying something beside the scents of the town, gave him a suggestion. Choices:  1. The wind was blowing into the stable. 2. The stable smelled like the restaurants in town. 3. The wind didn't move through the stable at all.
Output: 1
Statement: Pimephales promelas (48 h, 25EC)3 Ceriodaphnia dubia (48 h, 25EC)3 Mysidopsis bahia (48 h, 25EC)5 Menidia beryllina (48 h, 25EC)5 Choices:  1. When combined, these four compounds are highly volatile. 2. None of these are compounds. 3. There are four different compounds.
Output: 3
Statement: Ca'daan, still tied and twisted under the horse, could no nothing. Choices:  1. Ca'daan sprung into action. 2. Ca'daan was paralyzed. 3. Ca'daan was helpless.
Output: 3
Statement: It was having to ask any kind of favor from this man. Choices:  1. It was having to ask many questions from this woman.  2. This man was not likely to grant many favors. 3. It was having to ask a kindness from this man.
Output: 3
Statement: It was completed in 1248 by the sainted King Louis IX to house precious relics, such as Christ's crown of thorns. Choices:  1. king Louis the IX was made into a saint. 2. king Louis IX was sainted three years after he died. 3. King Louis the IX was born in the winter of 1293.
Output: 1
Statement: The book's introduction was drafted by Appiah. Choices:  1. Appiah drafted a great introduction to the book 2. Appiah drafted the introduction to the book. 3. Appiah turned down the offer to write the introduction to the book.
Output: 2
Statement: The Gothic-revival 19th-century Church of the Most Holy Trinity, adjacent to the tower, has stone work by Edward Smyth and a fan-vaulted ceiling. Choices:  1. Edward Smyth built the fan-vaulted ceiling and the altar in The Church of the Most Holy Trinity. 2. The Church of the Most Holy Trinity was built in the 17th-century. 3. The Church of the Most Holy Trinity is made of stone.
Output: 3
Statement: that's right i'm i'm kind of bad about that i enjoyed having a lawn service but now i have the time and i really can't i really don't you know don't want to spend the money for it yeah that's true uh-huh Choices:  1. I'm good about it. 2. I'm bad about it but I can't spend money on a lawn service anymore. 3. I'm bad about mowing my lawn.
Output: 2
Statement: The delicate walls of 13th-century stained glass (Paris's oldest) and harmonious proportions give it an ethereal quality in startling contrast to the ponderous palace surrounding it. Choices:  1. Its proportions are discordant and displeasing to the eye. 2. The walls have beautiful stained glass. 3. The stained glass from the 13th century includes a scene of the Virgin Mary.
Output: 2
Statement: spring and well i guess we're still in winter and uh Choices:  1. We are still in winter. 2. We are still in summer. 3. I wish it was spring.
Output: 1
Statement: Another time I had to go and look after my brother Kenny in Buffalo. Choices:  1. Kenny was sick of malaria and typhoid. 2. I had to go and look after my brother. 3. Kenny does not live in Buffalo.
Output: 2
Statement: None of this means that Hong Kong is about to go bust. Choices:  1. Hong Kong will certainly not go bust. 2. This means Hong Kong is going bust. 3. Hong Kong might not go bust.
Output: 3
Statement: Fully exploring the dynamics of personal saving behavior and gauging the adequacy of retirement saving are beyond the scope of this national saving report. Choices:  1. The national savings report fully explores the adequacy of retirement savings. 2. Most retirement savings accounts are considered to be inadequate. 3. The national savings report does not fully explore the dynamics of personal savings behavior.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, while it may be accurate that large portions of the missions engaged in by the Coast Guard or FEMA today do not relate primarily to homeland security, it is wholly appropriate for Congress to determine whether the future missions of such agencies should focus principally on homeland security. Choices:  1. The Coast Guard runs Congress and FEMA. 2. It is appropriate for Congress to determine whether future missions of agencies should focus primarily on homeland security.  3. The Coast Guard and FEMA are slightly involved in homeland security. 
Output: 2
Statement: Those others are presumably still in office. Choices:  1. We presume those others are still in office. 2. There are 20 still in office. 3. Those others have left office years ago.
Output: 1
Statement: But the German army wreaked brutal reprisals on the civilians. Choices:  1. The Germans left the civilians alone. 2. Firing squads were a common occurrence. 3. Civilians were oppressed by the Germans.
Output: 3
Statement: Think you can do something with it?' Choices:  1. I think I can do something about it. 2. Do you think you can do something with it? 3. I don't think there is anything you can do about it.
Output: 2
Statement: and so i've got to have total almost total silence i can't really watch television if the pattern is very intricate it sounds like you'd have lots of shading on that particular piece it is not does not sound like an easy one to finish Choices:  1. When I work on my craft I prefer not to have the distraction of television. 2. I usually watch television while I shade especially difficult and intricate pieces. 3. When a piece has very little shading, I tend to get it finished in about ten minutes.
Output: 1
Statement: However, a 60 day period was afforded for comments to be submitted on the interim rules, which period was reopened on August 7, 1995 and extended to August 18, 1995. Choices:  1. There was an additional 11 day period for comments on the rules. 2. There was no additional comment period after the initial 60 day one. 3. The interim rules were temporary rules for fence building.
Output: 1
Statement: All of these aliens are legally authorized to leave and re-enter the United States. Choices:  1. The right to leave and re-enter the U.S. is only good for a certain amount of time. 2. These aliens can leave the United States but they are not allowed to legally re-enter the U.S. 3. These aliens can legally leave and re-enter the U.S. when they choose.
Output: 3
Statement: And it's certainly not worth hundreds of lives. Choices:  1. it isn't worth hundreds of lives. 2. It is worth one life. 3. It isn't worth hundreds of live, but maybe 50.
Output: 1
Statement: Part of recognizing that Touch of Evil is a masterpiece means also recognizing that it's often suffocatingly unpleasant, and that Welles is working off his aggression for the vast, trash-movie audience that he hoped to attract. Choices:  1. Part of that Touch of Evil is recognizing that it's often suffocatingly unpleasant. 2. There are no parts needed to recognize that Touch Of Evil is a masterpiece. 3. Welles is working off his aggression by punching a punching bag.
Output: 1
Statement: Adrin kept up easily, using his off-hand dagger to trap Jon's rapier and take a swing of us own. Choices:  1. Adrin ran before he could fight. 2. Adrin was fighting Jon to the death. 3. Adrin was fighting.
Output: 3
Statement: well that's about it really it's it has four uh four threads instead of the the regular basic two threads Choices:  1. It has sixty threads. 2. Four threads is better 3. It has four threads as opposed to two threads
Output: 3
Statement: but but uh you know i mean the real world doesn't work like that or at least it shouldn't but it seems to in government Choices:  1. The government doesn't operate as the real world should. 2. The government's operations reflect the real world. 3. They're horribly inefficient and prioritize special interests.
Output: 1
Statement: The classical design was taken from examples in Athens. Choices:  1. Athens had many buildings that were copied.   2. The classical design was inspired by the Romans.   3. Athens was inspiration for the classical design.
Output: 3
Statement: The attempt was futile. Choices:  1. The attempt was successful.  2. It was a pointless attempt. 3. The attempt at fixing the road was pathetic. 
Output: 2
Statement: Gingrich rose to fame by destroying a powerful Democrat (House Speaker Jim Wright) Choices:  1. Gingrich berated Jim Wright for his extramarital affair and his indecisiveness. 2. Gingrich became famous by ruining Jim Wright, a powerful Democrat. 3. Gingrich gained his fame by making friends with Jim Wright.
Output: 2
Statement: Unfortunately we work together, he in stocks, me in funds. Choices:  1. We have never worked together before on any sort of tasks. 2. We work together with different tasks divided between us. 3. We will continue to work together on different tasks for several years.
Output: 2
Statement: The paintings from 1987 are full of charming facility, but their decorativeness is repetitive. Choices:  1. The paintings from 1987 are of dogs playing poker.  2. The paintings from 1987 are repulsive, but unique.  3. The paintings from 1987 are charming, but repetitive. 
Output: 3
Statement: The home of two famous painters, Correggio and Parmigianino, and birthplace of the conductor Arturo Toscanini, has much more to offer than just great cheese and ham. Choices:  1. Parmigianino and Correggio were born in the same house. 2. Bacon is also offered at the house Parmigianino was born in. 3. Cheese and ham are the only things on offer from the birthplace of Arturo Toscanini.
Output: 1
Statement: Thank you, Balbina answered and a moment later added: Choices:  1. Balbina thanked the police officer for his help. 2. Balbina said nothing in response. 3. Balbina thanked in response and then said something afterwards.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i really don't have any other Choices:  1. I have plenty of others.  2. I don't have any other. 3. This is it for me.
Output: 2
Statement: News Quiz participants scorn not just electronic greeting cards, but all greeting cards as prepackaged expressions of sentiment for the emotionally illiterate. Choices:  1. Electronic greetings cards are criticised by news quiz participants.  2. Electronic greetings cards are welcomed by news quiz participants.  3. The greetings cards are difficult to read.
Output: 1
Statement: [It] seems incontestable that if no communication in the ordinary sense of the word is possible, there can be no lie. Choices:  1. It's sure that no communication corresponds to no lies, said the philosopher. 2. It's sure that no communication corresponds to a lot of lies. 3. It's sure that no communication corresponds to no lies.
Output: 3
Statement: Most of Higashi-Honganji is closed to the public, but the main hall and founder's hall, rebuilt in 1895 after repeated fires, are notable for the rather groseropes of human hair fashioned from donations by female worshippers to haul the temple's pillars into position. Choices:  1. Most of Higashi-Honganji is closed to the public 2. The halls were rebuilt as a sign of respect. 3. The main hall and founder's hall was rebuilt in the year 2003.
Output: 1
Statement: no i i make so much money here at TI that that we just spend it Choices:  1. I barely make any money at TI. 2. We just spend the money since I make so much of it. 3. I am making more money than I thought I would be.
Output: 2
Statement: Johnny's got him a hoss-size headache an' maybe so a pair of burnt ears. Choices:  1. Johnny looks like he's ready to do more work. 2. Johnny looks as if he has a bad headache. 3. Johnny is ready to go home now.
Output: 2
Statement: A number of studies suggest that energy efficiency technology investments also tend to increase overall productivity of the economy, especially in the industrial sector. Choices:  1. Energy conservation makes the economy much less productive. 2. Energy conservation makes an economy more productive. 3. Energy conservation makes an economy 30% more productive.
Output: 2
Statement: these two projects is that the ACI hookup can be completed during the outage for the scrubber hookup, since the installation effort necessary for the FGD will far outweigh that of the ACI system. Choices:  1. Installing the FGD will require more efforts than to install the ACI system. 2. Ideally, both hookups should be executed during the scrubber hookup outage window. 3. Installing the FGD and ACI system will require a similar amount of efforts.
Output: 1
Statement: least cost) approach to operating the electric power system over a given time period subjectto specific constraints (e.g. Choices:  1. The least cost approach to operating the electric power system subjects to specific constraints. 2. The specific constraints determines the least cost approach.  3. The most expensive approach to operating the electric power system subjects to specific constraints. 
Output: 1
Statement: um i don't i don't really know about that uh uh if well uh i think i think it's it's only it only applies to certain a very few types of crimes uh murder and i think kidnapping could carry death penalty as well i'm not sure what how what the range is for uh for the crimes that uh would merit a death penalty Choices:  1. I don't agree with the death penalty.  2. Take Charles Manson, for example.  3. Some crimes merit the death penalty. 
Output: 3
Statement: that's mostly locally the banks will line up with uh Choices:  1. THe banks don't get involved. 2. The banks will line it up. 3. The banks will line it up for the mortgage.
Output: 2
Statement: about fifty pounds that she needs to lose so uh you know even though that sounds that's bad it it may be easier for her to lose that for me to lose ten then for me to lose ten Choices:  1. She must shed around fifty pounds which might sound bad. 2. She only needs to lose a pound and she'll have reached her goal. 3. It's definitely bad, it means she's fat.
Output: 1
Statement: As Jared Hohlt  in Slate , the comedian got sick at the point where he needed to reinvent himself to keep from sinking into obscurity. Choices:  1. The comedian was able to pull himself into a healthy state when he needed to. 2. The comedian has suffered many existential crises' and facing a lot of anxiety. 3. The comedian got sick when he needed to change himself.
Output: 3
Statement: The government uses the October 1997 through September 1998 review results as a baseline against which the results of subsequent reviews are measured. Choices:  1. Baseline reviews increment annually; next year it will be October 1998 to September 1999. 2. Subsequent reviews are examined relative to October 1997 to September 1998. 3. October 1997 to September 1998 has been found to be a period of optimal operations.
Output: 2
Statement: Also, the Postal Service would be allowed to grant volume discounts and to negotiate contract rates. Choices:  1. The usps refused to give discounts or negotiate.  2. The usps could give volume discounts. 3. The rates are too high and there has been some argument on the topic. 
Output: 2
Statement: okay just in case Choices:  1. Okay, never mind what you ate for breakfast. 2. Take these lighters just in case. 3. Just in case, okay.
Output: 3
Statement: Towns with the suffix -pur had Hindu rulers; -abad is the Muslim suffix. Choices:  1. The suffix -abad indicates that a town was ruled by Buddhists. 2. Towns with names ending in -pur were ruled by Hindus, while Muslims ruled towns with name ending in -abad. 3. However, some towns don't have these suffixes, making it hard to know who ruled there.
Output: 2
Statement: This office will work with 4 pilot pro se programs in the state, including the ILS Pilot Hotline Project, to determine best practices for pro se support, and will develop form pleadings, approved by the Supreme Court, for use throughout the state. Choices:  1. The state is pumping money into their pilot programs. 2. The state has stopped all pilot programs. 3. There are four pilot pro se programs in the state.
Output: 3
Statement: that was fun and then after i had finally got it all down they said now forget the old system oh yeah sure  thanks a lot so so for me the new system really was Choices:  1. Luckily they had taught me the new system. 2. After I had mustered it, they told me to forget the old system. 3. They said they were migrating to a new system.
Output: 2
Statement: As such, the model reflects two principles central to the human capital  Choices:  1. The model is a reflection of one principle 2. The model is a reflection of two principles 3. The model is a reflection of two similar principles
Output: 2
Statement: well uh there's an expression for that with eyes on the past backing confidently into the future Choices:  1. The past is important to remember. 2. Don't keep your eyes on the past. 3. Keep your eyes on the past.
Output: 3
Statement: well last week as a matter of fact my children was on spring break and we went to two movies we went to see Awakenings Choices:  1. My children were extremely excited for Awakenings but it did not live up to their hype. 2. This week was spring break for me and my children unfortunately could not see the movies with me. 3. My children go to school and had spring break last week where I took them to see two films, including Awakenings.
Output: 3
Statement: It reflects at least in part the conception of liberty that was championed earlier in this century by such writers as Robert Lee Hale, who found coercion in every refusal to deal. Choices:  1. It shows the origins of freedom from history. 2. Writers have never bothered with the conception of liberty. 3. Robert Lee Hale is one of the greatest writers on liberty.
Output: 1
Statement: Under current conventions the Postal Service sets prices for whole subclasses and cannot select specific customers for surcharges or discounts. Choices:  1. When first created, the Postal Service could charge different rates to specific customers. 2. Specific customers cannot be charged differently by the Postal Service. 3. The Postal Service can charge extra fees for special delivery conditions.
Output: 2
Statement: should not guide our activities in cyberspace. Choices:  1. The activities that were left unguided, performed greatly. 2. The activities in cyberspace should be left unguided. 3. The activities in cyberspace are always watched very closely.
Output: 2
Statement: They'd know." Choices:  1. They would not miss it. 2. They would notice. 3. They would never know.
Output: 2
Statement: oh well we wonder how these topics get chosen where was the last place you went out to eat Choices:  1. You never go out to eat. 2. Where was the last place you went to eat? 3. Was the last place you went out to eat a family style restaurant?
Output: 2
Statement: too expensive more expensive for them to do that then Choices:  1. It costed a lot of money for those people to do that. 2. It was almost cost free for them to do that. 3. It would have costed a lot of time and money for them to do that
Output: 1
Statement: In this time in which access to justice for underprivileged Texans has suffered from Congressional retreat, litigation assault and a decline in statewide funds, Justice Hankinson has been a source of innovative ideas and inspirational leadership, TEAJF Board Chairman Dick Tate said.  Choices:  1. Access to justice for poor Texans has been encouraged by Congressional retreat. 2. Access to justice for poor Texans has been hurt by Congressional retreat. 3. Access to justice for poor Texans has been hurt by Congress's refusal to provide support..
Output: 2
Statement: Take them to the caves, Jon, said Thorn. Choices:  1. Jon instructed Thorn to take them to the caves. 2. Thorn thought they'd be safer in the caves. 3. Thorn told Jon to take them to the caves.
Output: 3
Statement: feel that okay fine if my bathing suit slips a little bit i don't have to be conscious of Choices:  1. I don't care if my swimsuit slips a bit. 2. I don't want my swimsuit to move at all. 3. I don't care if my swimsuit slips a bit because it covers everything well.
Output: 1
Statement: Republicans'  We're winning the budget fight by convincing Clinton to compromise. Choices:  1. Clinton is not being asked to compromise on the budget by Republicans. 2. Republicans want to convince Clinton to compromise in the budget fight. 3. It will be very difficult to convince Clinton to compromise on the budget.
Output: 2
Statement: APHIS points out that commercial pork production in Sonora is relatively new and that the United States has imposed restrictions on the importation of swine and fresh pork products from Mexico for over 20 years. Choices:  1. Sonora may be more likely to contaminate their pork. 2. APHIS shows Sonora has had pork production about as long as anyone else. 3. APHIS shows that pork production is new in Sonora.
Output: 3
Statement: Another obvious bonus, although impossible to over-emphasize, is the absence of cars, the simple joy of wandering around a town relieved of traffic and pollution, of standing on a little humpback pedestrian bridge far from the Grand Canal and hearing only the water lapping against the moss-covered walls, or the occasional swish of a sleek gondola that appears out of nowhere. Choices:  1. SUVs are the main method of transport there. 2. There are no cars within 15 miles of the city. 3. Much of the city is characterized by an absence of automobiles.
Output: 3
Statement: Julius took her by both arms, and looked at her. Choices:  1. Julius grabbed her tightly, and looked into her face. 2. Julius held her in his hands and stared at her. 3. Julius let her go, and did not look her way.
Output: 2
Statement: Sure he was always a wild one, but no more'n a lotta kids. Choices:  1. He didn't do anything worse than cut class or make a lot of noise. 2. He was wild like everyone else was. 3. He was much worse than all the other kids.
Output: 2
Statement: 98 Identifying Sources of Audit Evidence Choices:  1. 99 Different sources of Audit Information 2. It's better to identify more sources of audit evidence rather than less. 3. There are different sources of evidence for audits.
Output: 3
Statement: and i was oh i was ever so impressed with the campus in fact it was a two day trip and between appointments i got a chance to walk around and see it Choices:  1. I was there for two days and I was impressed by the campus. 2. There's a lot of cool architecture there. 3. I thought the campus was disappointing.
Output: 1
Statement: More generally, we need to comprehensively examine opportunities for better using the federal government's career SES leadership. Choices:  1. We need to find more ways to destroy the government's SES leadership program.  2. We need to look for opportunities to use SES leadership in a better way.  3. The school board needs to look for better ways to use SES leadership from the government. 
Output: 2
Statement: Tiered reporting that would provide expanded optional assurances was suggested. Choices:  1. Optional assurances cannot be expanded through tiered reporting. 2. Tiered reporting is used in many other areas when optional assurances are required. 3. It was suggested that tiered reporting would be better for assurances.
Output: 3
Statement: Surely she was at least entitled to demand an explanation. Choices:  1. She demanded an explanation for the incident.  2. She was not allowed a piece of cake.  3. She was definitely allowed to want an explanation. 
Output: 3
Statement: For a good look at Mount Zion, the Old City and surrounding Judean hills, take a walk along the top of the walls near Zion Gate. Choices:  1. Mount Zion can be seen from the window of the Zion gate. 2. If you're not scared of heights, you can scale the walls near Zion Gate to get a clear look at Mount Zion. 3. Go to the top walls near Zion Gate so you can clearly see Mount Zion.
Output: 3
Statement: Along here you will find the tourist information office and, just next door, at no. 28, the Adegas de Sao Francisco (the Old Blandy Wine Lodge), the oldest working wine lodge in Madeira. Choices:  1. The Adegas de Sao Francisco is located next door at no. 28. 2. The Old Blandy Wine Lodge produces thousands of gallons of wine a year. 3. There are no working wine lodges in Madeira.
Output: 1
Statement: It is known for its collection of bonsai and houses a jade seal more than 1,000 years old. Choices:  1. The jade seal has lived for longer than America's been discovered. 2. The jade seal is a 2 year old replica. 3. It is also known for it's great samurai displays.
Output: 1
Statement: And the letter came from there? Choices:  1. The turkey leg came from the mall. 2. Indeed, it came from the Inglethorp mansion. 3. So the mail originated from that location.
Output: 3
Statement: i do too i mean they are just slapstick it you have to see those twice to catch everything Choices:  1. I love when I watch it a second time and pick up on new things I did not notice the first. 2. Since they are slapstick you might have to see it twice to get everything. 3. You have to watch it just once to totally get it.
Output: 2
Statement: On the other hand, national cuisines are largely artificial  You won't find a French restaurant in France for obvious reasons. Choices:  1. national cuisines are largely artificial and can be found almost anywhere in the world 2. national cuisines are largely artificial 3. On the other hand, national cuisines are real for example you'll find a French restaurant in France.
Output: 2
Statement: Other industries requiring boilermaker labor include refinery (13 percent), chemical (6 percent), paper (7 percent), and metals (6 percent). Choices:  1. Boiler-making is a growing profession. 2. There are other industries requiring boilermaker labor. 3. No other industries require boilermaker labor.
Output: 2
Statement:  International fare is also offered in the hotels, but if you venture beyond the resort enclaves you'll be able to sample authentic Spanish cuisine. Choices:  1. The exchange rate offered for international fare is extortionate. 2. Once you go past the resort boundaries, there is nothing but commercialized fast food. 3. If you go beyond the boundaries of the resort, you can try the most authentic Spanish food.
Output: 3
Statement: We can solve this if we keep working together, said Judge Newton. Choices:  1. Judge Newton things that working together is the only want to solve the problem. 2. Judge Newton wants to figure the problem out alone. 3. Judge Newton believes that working together is a good way to find a solution.
Output: 3
Statement: The statues on either side are of Edmund Burke and Oliver Goldsmith. Choices:  1. The statue of Oliver Goldsmith is slightly larger than that of Edmund Burke.  2. There are no statues of Oliver Goldsmith in existence.  3. The sculptures on each side depict Oliver Goldsmith and Edmund Burke. 
Output: 3
Statement: right i of course i work at TI and i'm a little puzzled as to why when they get my voice one time why that isn't enough i mean i'm i'm i'm getting a kick out of the whole program but uh there's going to be i guess thousands i don't know how many thousands or tens of thousands of these recordings and i wonder how they're going to analyze them whether it would be listening to them or analyzing i guess they've got to be analyzing with a a voice recorder some how Choices:  1. I can't imagine how anyone would work with all of these recordings. 2. I don't see the point, since they don't have anything recorded.  3. I'm curious how they're going to analyze of these different voice recordings, there must be tens of thousands of them.
Output: 3
Statement: You believe him capable of committing it.  Choices:  1. Is he capable of committing that? 2. There's no way he committed that crime. 3. You think he is capable of committing that crime?
Output: 3
Statement: Located just north of the Wenatchee Valley Mall, the park had been threatened with closure for more than a year. Choices:  1. There were many residents who didn't want the park to be closed. 2. The park had been relatively safe while the mall had been threatened with closure. 3. For over a year, the park had been faced with threats of closure.
Output: 3
Statement: Forget the karaoke, the bullet trains, and all those mobile phones for a moment. Choices:  1. Those mobile phones are nothing but trouble. 2. Remember the karaoke, bullet trains, and mobile phones for as long as possible. 3. Put all of your modern amenities aside for a little while.
Output: 3
Statement: He thinks the water is so contaminated, he won' t take ice cubes in his drinks. Choices:  1. He prefers to have his drinks at a warm temperature.  2. He won' t take ice cubes in his drinks. 3. He will only have drinks that have ice cubes in them.
Output: 2
Statement: In January 1996, Qaddafi promised the nation a $1-billion gift, which has not been received because of U.S. sanctions against Libya. Choices:  1. Qaddafi's 1996 gift of $1 billion has yet to be received.  2. Qaddafi's gift of $1 billion was received in February of 1996.  3. Qaddafi promised an additional gift of $500,000, the following year. 
Output: 1
Statement: In a prelude or alap, which in full-length recitals can last half an hour, the lead musician seems to grope around until he reaches the main theme and its many variations take hold and patterns emerge from the apparent confusion. Choices:  1. Full-length recitals feature bewildering variations and patterns. 2. The lead musician in a prelude or alap eventually states the main theme. 3. Preludes always last at least 30 minutes and constitute the main part of the performance.
Output: 2
Statement: Inside stands a formidable Flamboyant Gothic pulpit, built for the preacher Geiler von Kaysersberg to match his fulminations against the Protestant Reformation. Choices:  1. The Flamboyant Gothic pulpit is used by preachers today. 2. There is an anti protestant pulpit within.  3. The pulpit built for Geiler von Kayserberg is plain and unornamented. 
Output: 2
Statement: and i watch the uh actually i watch the morning news before i leave for work and then you know usually over lunch there'll be a big topic of conversation on something from the news Choices:  1. It's fun to watch the morning news before work and then talk about it with my coworkers over lunch. 2. I don't bother watching the morning news before work. 3. I always learn something new during lunchtime discussions of current events.
Output: 1
Statement: also illustrates that the concept of the USO has many more dimensions than ubiquitous delivery. Choices:  1. Most members of the public would be surprised about this nuanced understanding of the whole idea of USO. 2. It goes to show that the concept of USO is still best boiled down to its ability to deliver all over the place.  3. There are more dimensions to the idea of USO than just the delivery.
Output: 3
Statement: GeneralAccounting Office, 441 G Street NW, Room 7149 Washington, D.C. 20548 Choices:  1. The GAO is in New York. 2. The GAO is on G street. 3. The GAO is in a 8 story building.
Output: 2
Statement: The Washington Post denounced Afghanistan and Pakistan for trying to have it both ways on terrorism. Choices:  1. Germany and France have been denounced by The Washington Post. 2. Afghanistan and Pakistan have been denounced by The Washington Post. 3. Afghanistan and Pakistan have been denounced by The Washington Post, reported the CNN.
Output: 2
Statement: An' Danny waded in jus' to keep that one"the boy pointed straight at Drew "offa Helms. Choices:  1. Danny did not bother to keep Drew away from Helms. 2. Drew attacked Danny after being restrained by him. 3. Danny intervened to get Drew off Helms.
Output: 3
Statement: and we uh got a quote on some laser printers the other day at six hundred Choices:  1. The laser printers are worth the six hundred dollars. 2. The quote for the printers never came in, so we don't know the price. 3. The quote for the printers was six hundred.
Output: 3
Statement: An additional dollar of government saving and debt reduction does not automatically increase national saving and investment by a dollar because changes in saving by households and businesses will tend to offset some of the change in government saving. Choices:  1. A reduction of just $1 in government saving and debt expenditures will increase national saving and investment also by $1.  2. When the government reduces saving and debt by one dollar, national saving and investment does not, in turn, increase by a dollar.  3. Spending on savings and debt must reduced by 10% for their to be an increase in national saving and investment. 
Output: 2
Statement: There was no one in the hall. Choices:  1. The hall was bustling with parents and students attending a scholarship and bursary awards event.  2. The hall was unoccupied as it was not booked for use at that hour.  3. The hall was empty.
Output: 3
Statement: In the late 1870s, he defaulted on a loan from rancher Archibald Stewart, so Stewart took the Las Vegas Ranch for his own. Choices:  1. He didn't pay his loan back to Stewart. 2. He paid every last penny back to Stewart 3. He didn't pay his loan back to Stewart, who sued him.
Output: 1
Statement: A marvel! Choices:  1. An ordinary occurrence. 2. A wonder! 3. A once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon!
Output: 2
Statement: To the right is a huge electronics and computer selection featuring a home theater room and a classical listening room. Choices:  1. People often feel disoriented while making their way around the rooms. 2. The electronics and computer selection is located on the right. 3. There are no home theater rooms being showcased here at all.
Output: 2
Statement: Famous graduates include Jonathan Swift, Oliver Goldsmith, Bram Stoker, Oscar Wilde, and Samuel Beckett; resistance heroes Robert Emmet and Wolf Tone also studied here. Choices:  1. None of the famous graduates are resistance heroes. 2. Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde both studied here. 3. There are more famous graduates than is usual.
Output: 2
Statement: While they have pushed hard for open skies policies in Japan and Europe and lobbied hard against government antitrust intervention, they have been more than happy to use the legislative process to protect what amount to sinecures. Choices:  1. These policies are popular among the public. 2. Japan and Europe did not use the legislative process. 3. Japan and Europe have pushed for open skies policies.
Output: 3
Statement: The fact that I speak Vietnamese every day reconfirms that I'm still very Vietnamese. Choices:  1. I don't speak Vietnamese and I'm British. 2. Speaking Vietnamese helps me remember that I am Vitnamese. 3. I speak Vietnamese and I am Vietnamese.
Output: 3
Statement: considering the Kennedys made all their money off bootleg whiskey anyway Choices:  1. The Kennedys made their wealth off of bootleg. 2. The Kennedys did not make any of their fortune from bootleg 3. the Kennedys were a family of bootleggers.
Output: 1
Statement: I saw at once by his face that something disturbing had occurred.  Choices:  1. I could tell by looking at his face that he had some good news. 2. His face showed that he was in shock from what had happened. 3. I could read from his face that something bad had happened.
Output: 3
Statement: Wanted to adopt me once. Choices:  1. Never cared if I was part of the family or not. 2. Wanted to adopt me once, because I was young 3. Once wanted to make me a part of the family
Output: 3
Statement: This time, they were looking for a candidate who knew how to speak the language of love. Choices:  1. The candidate who loves will be a huge inspiration to all. 2. There is no room for a candidate who knows how to love. 3. The language of love was a quality the candidate should be fluent in.
Output: 3
Statement: we we'd like you know other benefits that are provided um the athletic facilities that that you can sometimes take advantage of um Choices:  1. There are no benefits to take advantage of. 2. The other benefits are really good. 3. There are benefits like athletic facilities. 
Output: 3
Statement: Come, Teodoro!" She caught at her brother and pulled him away. Choices:  1. She pulled Teodoro away before he could get hurt. 2. She couldn't see her brother anywhere around. 3. She asked Teodoro to go with her.
Output: 3
Statement: But it is an idea, that! Choices:  1. At least it is an idea. 2. It wasn't an idea. 3. Ideas were in short supply.
Output: 1
Statement: And Uncle David thought it was a joke! Choices:  1. Dave had heard similar premises, and laughed them off every time.  2. Dave wanted to laugh off the information presented.  3. Dave was taking the presented information seriously and genuinely.
Output: 2
Statement: At the end of the war, the Treaty of Syvres formally ended the existence of the Ottoman Empire. Choices:  1. The Ottoman Empire was officially dissolved after the war. 2. The Ottoman empire had been declining for years before the treaty. 3. The Treaty of Syvres reaffirmed the existence of the Ottoman Empire.
Output: 1
Statement: Luckily for Mr. Inglethorp, he had been able to produce an unimpeachable alibi.  Choices:  1. Inglethorp invented an excuse that was too good to be true. 2. Inglethorp was a shrewd man, with lying being one of his specialties. 3. The alibi was quickly cracked and disregarded, leaving Inglethorped forked.
Output: 1
Statement: And when he was walking for the last time through the main plaza of the Piast University, pondering deep thoughts about the injustice of treating people according to the Valesa scale of street-smarts, he stepped into a puddle. Choices:  1. He was walking int he rain at the plaza. 2. He was walking in the park. 3. He was walking in the plaza.
Output: 3
Statement: Yet critics insist on portraying gamblers as a pitiable class of suckers, enslaved by fantasies of unearned wealth. Choices:  1. Gamblers just want to win some money. 2. Critics show that alcoholics are a sorry group of suckers. 3. And still, critics continue to portray gamblers as a pitiable group of suckers.
Output: 3
Statement: The remains, which include streets with houses and pretty communal squares, have been placed under a protective, corrugated roof that gets hot and crowded, so try to visit as early in the day as possible. Choices:  1. The roof gets to be a few hundred degrees Fahrenheit during the summer. 2. The remains include the trees and dried up ponds, visit them whenever you feel like it. 3. You will want to make your visit early in the day, because the temperature gets hot and the place gets crowded as well.
Output: 3
Statement: so i'm i'm going to you know try to help her and that will kind of help to get me you know make me want to do things too so yeah Choices:  1. I won't want to do anything if I try to help her. 2. I will want to do things if I try to help her. 3. She will do those things with me if I help her.
Output: 2
Statement: At this point, the government only has to enforce the emission limits, distribute allowances and verify that each facility has sufficient allowances for their annual emissions. Choices:  1. The enforcement of emission limits and allowances is not something the government can do right now. 2. The current government would like to raise the emission limits much more but cannot do so yet. 3. The government currently only has to enforce three main things regarding emissions.
Output: 3
Statement: Caterpillar representatives said that signing the drawings was a certification that the design could be manufactured the next day, if necessary. Choices:  1. Signing the drawings made no difference to Caterpillar representatives.  2. Signing drawings was a certification of the possibility of next-day manufacture according to representatives from Caterpillar.  3. Signed drawings are a requirement for Caterpillar to manufacture anything.
Output: 2
Statement: and test them again and see if they have it again Choices:  1. Stop after the first test. 2. Do a second test to see if they still have it. 3. Check them to make sure they don't have it.
Output: 2
Statement: Despite the onset of tourism, in many parts the islanders still adhere to old traditions, living off the fruits (literally! ) Choices:  1. Islanders live older traditions even among the new tourists. 2. Many of the islanders still follow old traditions despite tourism. 3. Islanders have parted ways with tradition with the loss of tourism.
Output: 2
Statement: Organizations relied on both internally and externally developed and presented training courses, sometimes engaging contractors or others to assist. Choices:  1. Organizations sometimes engaged contractors. 2. The contractors were highly skilled in their art. 3. Contractors were never engaged.
Output: 1
Statement: he plays the it's a euphonium it's like a small a really small not a tuba but i think it's hard to explain  i never had known anyone to play one before but it's kind of like a small small tuba but it's not the kind that sits up on your shoulder Choices:  1. It's nothing like a tuba. 2. It's 20 pounds less than a tuba. 3. It's very small.
Output: 3