niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The second issue is addressed by assuming that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated using an adjustment factor derived from Jones-Lee (1989). Choices:  1. We're assuming, for the second issue, that the relationship between age and willingness-to-pay for fatal risk reductions can be approximated. 2. The adjustment factor derived from Jones-Lee, used here for approximation, isn't very accurate. 3. Our theory doesn't allow us to approximate a number yet, so we need to leave the second issue as it is for now.
Output: 1
Statement: Similarly, Bush boasts that he's a uniter, not a divider, while the RLC complains that Forbes, by criticizing Dole in 1996, caused fighting within the Republican Party that was divisive and not inclusive. Choices:  1. Bush is a divider, not a uniter. 2. Forbes criticized Dole in the mid 90s. 3. According to Bush he is a uniter, not a divider.
Output: 3
Statement: and we got rid of those we now have Discover we have a Visa that does not have a yearly fee and then we have a card that our bank put out on a promotion this year that uh of the first year there is no yearly fee and of course we don't plan on keeping it the second year Choices:  1. Most credit cards do not have annual fees. 2. My credit hard has a high annual fee. 3. We found out that our Discover and Visa card does not have an annual fee.
Output: 3
Statement: Evenin', gov'nor, said the man with a leer. Choices:  1. The man with a leer speaks proper British. 2. The man spoke with a cockney accent. 3. The man with a leer is from England
Output: 2
Statement: For a collection of early ' and attention-getting ' medical equipment, visit the Mus??e Flaubert (51 Rue de Lecat). Choices:  1. Museum Flaubert is great to see a collection of rocks. 2. Museum Flaubert has a collection of early medical equipment. 3. The Musee Flaubert is free to enter.
Output: 2
Statement: well just think of what a phenomenal actor Dustin Hoffman is be able to do that to research it and be able to mimic a person uh uh with the kinds of problems that he had Choices:  1. Dustin Hoffman applies himself in his work. 2. Dustin Hoffman is a terrible actor. 3. Many actors revere Dustin Hoffman.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well yeah i guess i'm going to quit as soon as school the school season's over but uh i really enjoyed being with her up there i hate it for her she has to stay that much longer but um Choices:  1. I really wish I could see her even after schools are over. 2. I am sad that she has a while to go staying there. 3. I dread seeing her, and I am glad that school are ending, so I can stop seeing her.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's really too bad because it it it's giving some people unfair advantage i mean we our high school up here is like a junior college in Florida what we learned Choices:  1. I think it is great, since it gives everyone the same advantages. 2. They should change the system, do that everyone has the same advantage. 3. That is terrible, since it offers some people unfair advantage.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, some central groups controlled all new connections to the organization's main network, ensuring that the connecting network met minimum security requirements. Choices:  1. The security is very tight and high.  2. None of the groups control any networks. 3. Some groups control new connections to the main network to make sure security requirements are met. 
Output: 3
Statement: In about 1250 b.c. , Moses, the Israelites' new leader, parted the Red Sea and led his people back to Canaan to confront the Philistines, who now controlled much of the land. Choices:  1. The Israelites had no quarrel with the Palestinians.  2. The Israelites were victorious over the Palestinians.  3. The Red Sea was parted by Moses. 
Output: 3
Statement: Krens, a motorcycle enthusiast and the owner of two BMWs, contributes an utterly unpersuasive introduction to the catalog, in which he breezily declares that the distinction between the unique work of art and the mechanically produced object is now irrelevant. Choices:  1. Krens owns three BMWs but he isn't really big into motorcycles. 2. Krens owns two BMWs and is really into motorcycles as a hobby. 3. Krens is known for being better with his hands than more arcane academic discussions on these subjects.
Output: 2
Statement: Now comprising over 120 temple buildings as well as numerous shrines, pagodas, and stupas, this large religious settlement is located at the top of Mt. Koya, a 1,006-m (3,300-ft) peak. Choices:  1. THere are just three temple buildings. 2. There are temple buidings made of marble. 3. There are 120 temple buildings.
Output: 3
Statement: Rather than a roughly 16% reduction from a generation level of 4,200 billion kWh in the 1999 CEF Advanced Case, the scenario D equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 12% reduction from a generation of 4,580 billion kWh. Choices:  1. The scenario D equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 12% reduction 2. The scenario D equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 9% reduction 3. The scenario A equivalent in this analysis achieved only a 4% reduction
Output: 1
Statement: As they were retracing their steps to the gate, he gave a sudden cry, and stooping, picked something up from among the leaves, and held it out to Julius. Choices:  1. Julius picked something up from among the leaves. 2. They retraced their steps to the gate. 3. Julius recognized it immediately on sight.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon stood, his armor strapped on and his weapons on his hips. Choices:  1. Jon was confident in his abilities and went into the battle with only a weapon, and no armor. 2. Jon got prepared for a battle. 3. Jon was carrying both a pistol and a sword.
Output: 2
Statement:  Waterford, Cavan, Galway, Tipperary, and Tyrone Crystal is sold everywhere, and prices do not vary. Choices:  1. The prices for them are the same no matter where you go. 2. The prices can be very different depending on the location. 3. They are all regional brands, so they are found everywhere.
Output: 1
Statement: The Alpine scenery looks as if it is straight out of Austria or Switzerland. Choices:  1. The Alpine landscape looks similar to Austria or Switzerland. 2. The Alpine scenery is very beautiful to behold. 3. The Alpine landscape looks like the Himalayas. 
Output: 1
Statement: We have obtained the actual percentages of mail processing costs and delivery costs relative to total costs for seven posts with which we compare the predicted percentages. Choices:  1. The actual percentages of mail processing costs and delivery costs have been obtained, thanks to the report. 2. The actual percentages of mail processing costs and delivery costs have not been obtained yet. 3. The actual percentages of mail processing costs and delivery costs have been obtained.
Output: 3
Statement: The Passaic County office and its supporters see it differently. Choices:  1. The Passaic County office sees it in the same way. 2. The office is the largest in the state. 3. Supporters of the Passaic County office don't see it like that.
Output: 3
Statement: i always wanted to put Gloria Steinem on a set of camels and send her over to the Gulf and let her fight but Choices:  1. I always wanted to see if Gloria Steinem would herself have the courage to join the army. 2. I always wanted to have Gloria Steinem go to the Gulf to fight. 3. I always wanted to see Gloria Steinem in a management position at her workplace.
Output: 2
Statement: Visitors must travel here, by boat, as an excursion from a surrounding island, alighting at a small jetty beside the ancient port, now silted up. Choices:  1. Tourists can fly to this location without the aid of a boat.   2. Tourists have to pay a lot of money to take a boat from a nearby island.   3. Tourists must arrive by boat from a nearby island.  
Output: 3
Statement: concerning the establishment of an advisory committee to advise and submit recommendations to the Secretary regarding regulations concerning good manufacturing practices. Choices:  1. There was an advisory committee disbanded. 2. There is an advisory committee established for the EPA. 3. There is an advisory committee established.
Output: 3
Statement: First Class and Standard A, and if the fundamental distinction between the two was service, one would expect a moderate rate difference based on a real service difference. Choices:  1. If the fundamental distinction between the two was service, one can expect a moderate rate difference. 2. There are many differences between First Class and Standard A. 3. There are no differences between First Class and Standard A.
Output: 1
Statement: The board has a responsibility to enhance shareholder value, assess and monitor risk, and ensure management accountability. Choices:  1. Assessing and monitoring risk, while also important, is not as important as increasing shareholder value. 2. Shareholder value can be enhanced, but it is up to the board to do it. 3. Shareholder value cannot be increased, and the board makes this clear.
Output: 2
Statement: Can't you go a little further, Mr. Poirot?  Choices:  1. I think he can go further. 2. Can you go a little further? 3. He will not be able to get anywhere.
Output: 2
Statement: they want the money so they're going to Choices:  1. They would like to get the money. 2. They're going to have to work for it. 3. They aren't worried about the money.
Output: 1
Statement: If I caught it, returned it, and received nothing in return, I have nothing to tax. Choices:  1. There's nothing to tax if I caught it. 2. I will have to pay taxes even if I returned it. 3. I don't have to tax the fish I caught and returned.
Output: 1
Statement: EPA also states that the analysis shows that it chose the alternative which represented the least costly, most cost effective approach to achieving the air quality goals of the Clean Air Act. Choices:  1. EPA states an analysis for the least costly and most effective approach to achieving the Clean Air Act, all of which are too expensive. 2. EPA has not given an analysis for the Clean Air Act yet. 3. EPA states an analysis for the least costly and most effective approach to achieving the Clean Air Act.
Output: 3
Statement: Meanwhile, they have misrepresented my argument. Choices:  1. Out of jealousy, they have purposely misquoted my reasoning. 2. In the mean time, they have been completely honest about my argument. 3. All of them have given a false account of my explanation. 
Output: 3
Statement: A low-rise block with fine sea views from its roof-top terrace. Choices:  1. It is a high-rise building. 2. It is a low-rise building with just one story. 3. It is a low-rise building.
Output: 3
Statement: i i have seen things i really like you know that were done Choices:  1. i've never really seen much that i appreciated 2. i have looked at things that i enjoyed a lot 3. i've seen projects that i really wanted to do myself
Output: 2
Statement: yeah but uh well i guess like like like i said my favorite show what's your favorite shows or you like the news formats Choices:  1. I do not watch any TV at all. 2. I watch about two hours of TV every night. 3. What is your favorite TV show, or you prefer the news formats?
Output: 3
Statement: A'deem seemed vexed at having strangers, possibly dangerous strangers in his home but he trusted Ca'daan's judgment, he said, and brought spiced meat from his shop when they returned. Choices:  1. A'deem  brought meat to the strangers. 2. A'dreen refused to be with the strangers. 3. A'deem brought 12 pounds of meat home.
Output: 1
Statement: If your family moves during your school years (ages 6-15), your chance of graduating high school falls by 16 percent, the chance that you'll be economically inactive (out of school and out of work) at age 24 rises by 10 percent--and, if you are female, your chance of getting through your teens without an out-of-wedlock birth falls by 6 percent. Choices:  1. The chance drops even more if your parents are divorced. 2. The chance of graduating high school drops when your family moves during your school years. 3. Your chance of graduating high school increases for every time you move to a new location.
Output: 2
Statement: You spill some fine horse manure yourself, young man, said A'deem with a wink. Choices:  1. A'deem closed both eyes after he talked. 2. A'deem winked after he talked. 3. A'deem winked and smiled after he talked.
Output: 2
Statement: The first major biography of the Cuban guerrilla--along with several forthcoming movies and his appearance on watch faces and album covers--is said to mark a reprise of Che Chic, with Che as a pop icon, devoid of political import. Choices:  1. Stories, movies, posters, and music about Che Guevarra remind people of his significance in political history.  2. Some of the movies about Che Guevarra depict him as a romantic poet.  3. People started to see Che Guevarra as a brand and an icon instead of a guerilla with an interesting history. 
Output: 3
Statement: The other example is Chaconne , starring Suzanne Farrell and Peter Martins. Choices:  1. Chaconne is a movie that has Suzanne Farrell and Peter Martins in it. 2. Chaconne is not an example. 3. Chaconne is considered so great because of Farrell and Martins' work.
Output: 1
Statement: i don't know actually i think it i think it should be a civic level the city level and a a system level really to find out and to to see what they need and not overinflate it Choices:  1. I think it is up to the individual to find out. 2. I think it is the community, city and system's responsibility. 3. I think the city should be held accountable for change.
Output: 2
Statement: This site provides examples of public management initiatives in a variety of areas, including ethics, performance management, and regulatory reform. Choices:  1. This site has examples of initiatives in an array of areas. There is a small fee to access them though. 2. This site has examples of initiatives in an array of areas, including ethics, performance management, and regulatory reform. 3. This site does not give any useful examples of public management initiatives.
Output: 2
Statement: The percentage that comes from mining revenue is somewhat less than that. Choices:  1. The larger percentage comes from manufacturing revenue. 2. The percentage that comes from mining revenue is quite large. 3. Somewhat less comes from mining revenue.
Output: 3
Statement: And some of the developments he watched were hardly what he would have preferred. Choices:  1. He did not like some of the developments. 2. He would have not permitted the developments, were he in charge. 3. He admired all of the developments that were made.
Output: 1
Statement: That, I did not see when I signed the papers, she said.  Choices:  1. She said she didn't see that when she signed the papers. 2. She said she saw that when she signed the papers. 3. She said she didn't see that when she signed the papers, but they knew it wasn't true.
Output: 1
Statement: The books, plays, and movie are extremely couth, extremely respectable. Choices:  1. The plays were considered to be very worthy of respect. 2. The plays weren't considered respectable although the books and movies were. 3. The plays have long been the biggest attraction for the public.
Output: 1
Statement: A few schools, including Harvard, New York and Georgetown universities, already have them. Choices:  1. They are already in Harvard, New York and Georgetown universities. 2. The number of schools that have them is increasing yearly. 3. There are no schools that have them as of yet.
Output: 1
Statement: The Justice Department ultimately conceded that the Council of Economic Advisors was subject to GAOas access authority and provided the records. Choices:  1. The Justice Department refused to concede that GAO had authority in the case of the Council of Economic Advisors. 2. The Council of Economic Advisors didn't want to provide the records out of concern for what GAO would discover. 3. The authority of GAO was conceded by the Justice Department in relation to the Council of Economic Advisors.
Output: 3
Statement: This is not pro bono legal work; it is low bono, a term the schools coined to define the atypical kind of law career they are training students for. Choices:  1. This is not pro bono legal work. 2. This work is what the schools are preparing for. 3. The schools are not preparing students for any kind of law career.
Output: 1
Statement: We've suspected it but couldn't get any proof. Choices:  1. We had our suspicions. 2. We all knew that he was hiding the evidence. 3. We never suspected a thing.
Output: 1
Statement: Guangzhou today is mostly about business and industry, featuring new development, skyscrapers, a whole new business area, and raised expressways. Choices:  1. Guangzhou is growing with new construction in many areas. 2. Guangzhou incentivizes businesses to expand into the city with grants. 3. There are no new businesses entering Guangzhou as it's primarily residential.
Output: 1
Statement: And if your men didn't bring it in here, then Kirby or his friend must have. Choices:  1. It had to be you guys who brought it in here.  2. Are you guys sure you didn't bring it in here? 3. If your guys didn't bring it in here, then it must have been Kirby or his friend.
Output: 3
Statement: Before the San Gabriel program was subsumed by Dudovitz's group, it offered to merge with the Legal Aid Society of Orange County. Choices:  1. Dudovitz's group also subsumed five other programs that year. 2. The San Gabriel program maintains its independence. 3. The Legal Aid Society of Orange County nearly merged with the San Gabriel program.
Output: 3
Statement: Century Theatre offers a program of performances ranging from drama to Gilbert and Sullivan to English pantomime. Choices:  1. Gilbert and Sullivan will be followed by a re-imagining of Hamlet by Shakespeare.  2. Century Theatre had stopped performing dramatic presentations.  3. There is a performance of Gilbert and Sullivan at Century Theatre.
Output: 3
Statement: In a country where tradition plays an overriding part of everyday life, one-third of its energy comes from the ultra-modern source of hydroelectricity. Choices:  1. Tradition is very important in everyday life. 2. Tradition is very important in everyday life because it links them to the past. 3. Tradition has been replaced by innovation.
Output: 1
Statement: The total demand for additional FGD installations will be modest and is expected to be well within the anticipated steel capacity, even with demands from other applications. Choices:  1. Additional FGD installations will be within limits of the steel capacity. 2. Demands for the FGD installations have been well out of reach from the steel capacity. 3. The anticipated steel capacity continues to rise this year.
Output: 1
Statement: But now Prospect , a British magazine that covers politics and ideas, asserts that sociology is back. Choices:  1. Prospect asserts that recent interest in human nature has cause sociology to make an impressive comeback.  2. The British magazine, Prospect, has declared that sociology is back.  3. The magazine has repeatedly covered the death of sociology and maintains that stance. 
Output: 2
Statement: Next door is the Musee de la Mode et du Textil, devoted to high fashion, the decorative art of which Paris is still the world capital. Choices:  1. The Musee de la Mode et du Textil is devoted to technology, of which Paris is the world capital. 2. Paris is the capital of the world's high fashion industry. 3. Go to the fourth door if you want to see the De la Mode et du Textil.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah it's a good company i don't know what division your in but we uh Choices:  1. I don't know what your division you are in but its a good company.  2. I know what division you're in, and I think it's a really shitty company.  3. It's a good company because they give their workers a lot of vacation time. 
Output: 1
Statement: it's fairly facts whoever he talked to knew what uh the had had been in the program uh  it was probably factual he's kind of overdone a lot of it but um but you have to do that to make the books Choices:  1. The drug addict would have to alter his books to show a profit even though he was not making one. 2. He had to make the books but it was overdone. 3. He had been in the program, but it seems he had overdone things.
Output: 3
Statement: Slim took the large glob of meat though his skin crawled at the touch. Choices:  1. The meat was well done to the point of almost being burned. 2. Slim had never eaten a raw diet before. 3. Even though he thought it was icky he still took the food.
Output: 3
Statement: When you talk to euro enthusiasts, they invariably claim that one of the great benefits of the new currency will be price transparency. Choices:  1. Euro enthusiasts claim that euro implies more richness. 2. Euro enthusiasts claim that euro implies price transparency. 3. Euro enthusiasts claim that euro implies price transparency, and they are right about it.
Output: 2
Statement: no yeah i don't know why they expect it's going to start this week you know Choices:  1. I don't know why they expect it's going to start this week. 2. I know why they expect it to start this week. 3. I don't know why they expect it's going to start this week, but I have my guesses.
Output: 1
Statement: so i i i was uh i was also i was in school at Boston at the time Choices:  1. I went to school in Florida.  2. I am from Maryland originally. 3. I went to school in Boston.
Output: 3
Statement: The findings of this report as they relate to the original questions posed about the valueadded of design review processes and the role of Choices:  1. This report does not answer any questions about adding value. 2. There were some questions about design review processes. 3. This report cost almost five dollars to print at Kinko's.
Output: 2
Statement: Now have you an animal? I ask you a direct question." Choices:  1. This is a miniature poodle mix. 2. This creature is yours? 3. No one said anything about animals
Output: 2
Statement: Zelon and her husband, certified public accountant David George, have two sons, Jeremy and Daniel, who are college students. Choices:  1. Jeremy and Daniel  are twins who both go to the same college.  2. Zelon is married to a public accountant named David George and they have two college student sons. 3. Zelon and George do not have any kids.
Output: 2
Statement: Under section 607, the Commission's submission does not specifically indicate the potential economic impact or the number of small entities affected. Choices:  1. The submission indicates environmental impact.   2. The submission does not indicate economic impact under section 607. 3. The submission indicates economic impact under section 607.  
Output: 2
Statement: Seventh month: Pleasing appearance and nice manners so striking that am promoted to waiting on the Sisters!  Choices:  1. I was promoted to waiting on the sisters because of my nice appearance and good manners. 2. I was demoted due to behaving rudely with the customers. 3. My manners were more professional than all the other workers here.
Output: 1
Statement: you know and if you're taking medication from a doctor that's no big deal either Choices:  1. It's a big deal even if your medication has been given to you by a doctor. 2. If a doctor has prescribed you medicine, that's perfectly fine. 3. The medication is life-saving in this case as well.
Output: 2
Statement: you know once they they have been arrested and if they know beyond a shadow of a doubt these people are guilty that's it we don't take care of them we don't support them Choices:  1. We should give people whatever support they need to get reformed after being convicted. 2. The free meal ticket is one of the problems of our justice system. 3. If someone's found guilty, we shouldn't have to support them.
Output: 3
Statement: Any party expecting its program to be taken seriously as a left-of-center alternative to conservatism must surely propose one of two  Either it must promise to increase in the aggregate the quantity and quality of public services (and the taxes needed to pay for them), or else it must promise, within an unchanged total of taxes and spending, to redirect the flow of resources so that the less well-off get more. Choices:  1. The less well-off earn less than a dollar. 2. Each party must cater for the less well-off. 3. Each party must cater for the rich and famous.
Output: 2
Statement: Kael called Mean Streets a triumph of personal film-making, and even though it may be the single most imitated movie of the past 30 years--cf The Pope of Greenwich Village, State of Grace, Federal Hill, Boyz N the Hood , etc.--it has lost remarkably little of its freshness and power. Choices:  1. Mean Steets was a terrible film that no one liked. 2. Mean Streets was one of the most important films of the century. 3. A film called Mean Streets made a big impact.
Output: 3
Statement: The Lewinsky affair was a tricky issue for most liberal feminists, who were caught between protesting sexual harassment and supporting the president they had elected. Choices:  1. The feminists tried to get the president impeached.  2. The feminists threaded a thin line between protection from harassment advocacy while still supporting the man they voted for. 3. The feminists thought their candidate cared about them.
Output: 2
Statement: If Lott's procedural agreement collapses and the Senate faces a long, ugly trial, the Mods are the Republicans most likely to support a Democratic motion to adjourn. Choices:  1. If the agreement fails, Republicans may support Democrats. 2. If the agreement fails, Republicans are not likely to support Democrats. 3. If the agreement fails, chaos will reign supreme.
Output: 1
Statement: Beautiful as it is, with carved designs on the marble columns and cusped arches, imagine it in its full glory before the ravages of Nadir Shah in 1739. Choices:  1. The beautiful marble columns and cusped arches were even more impressive in 1739. 2. The marble was carved into the beautiful designs you see in 1849. 3. The carved designs remain beautiful today because they've been carefully preserved.
Output: 1
Statement: Case Study in Comparative  Particularity and Generalizability. Choices:  1. The Case Study is being done by a private business. 2. Comparative Particularity is being studied. 3. The Case Study does not address Generalizability.
Output: 2
Statement: In one of them, a congressional hearing on the minimum wage becomes an attack ad as Rep. Choices:  1. The congressional hearing on minimum wage was a peaceful event. 2. There was a congressional hearing about the minimum wage. 3. There was much disagreement at the hearing.
Output: 2
Statement: Management Report on Office of Inspector General Audits of Grantees Issued With Questioned Costs For the Six Month Period Ending March 31, 2001 TABLE 2 Choices:  1. Management Report on Office Supplies and Wasted Use 2. Management Report on Office of Inspector Audits for the half-year period ending March 31 3. In addition to TABLE2, see FIGURE1.
Output: 2
Statement: a 1395ww(g)(1)(A) (providing for the payment of hospitals' capital costs under a prospective payment system established by the Secretary). Choices:  1. All costs are covered by the Secretary. 2. Secretary has established capital costs for prospective payments. 3. Hospitals are only funded by the Secretary. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Temple Bar Gallery (Temple Bar) exhibits the work of up to 40 resident artists. Choices:  1. The Temple Bar Gallery is a popular venue. 2. As many as 40 artists have their work shown at the Temple Bar Gallery. 3. The Temple Bar Gallery no longer displays works.
Output: 2
Statement: In the middle of the dinner plate (or is it a base drum?) Choices:  1. The steak is directly in the middle of the plate. 2. In the center of the dinner plate. 3. In the middle of the bowl.
Output: 2
Statement: The famous coziness among politicians, bureaucrats, and private companies, together with the strong cultural emphasis on relationship-building and a lack of transparency and accountability, eventually led to corrupt practices of endemic proportions. Choices:  1. The public outcry when the news broke was intense. 2. The close relationships between private companies and politicians led to greater transparency and accountability. 3. The close relationships between private companies and politicians contributed to endemic corruption.
Output: 3
Statement: Go down one flight of steps to Lascar Row, popularly known as Cat Street, for more antiques and curio shops. Choices:  1. Lascar Row, popularly known as Monkey Avenue, for more food. 2. Lascar Row is also called by many Cat Street. 3. Cat Street is named as such because of the famous cat statue.
Output: 2
Statement: if you could come up with a device that's the thing Choices:  1. You could make a device for that thing. 2. You are smart enough to come up with something. 3. You should not mess with that device.
Output: 1
Statement: It should be noted, however, that the Commission has not analyzed the impact of price elasticity on the volumes of inbound and outbound mail. Choices:  1. The effects of prices on volumes of inbound mail has not been fully analyzed. 2. Most inbound and outbound mail is unsolicited advertising. 3. Inbound and outbound mail volumes are not related to price at all.
Output: 1
Statement: I hope others will follow you. Choices:  1. I hope others follow in your footsteps. 2. I hope others kidnap you. 3. I hope you are followed by others.
Output: 3
Statement: Will Thorn and the Kal handle twenty of those things? asked Adrin. Choices:  1. Adrin asked if Thorn and Kal could handle something. 2. Adrin said Thorn and Kal can't handle anything. 3. Adrin asked if Thorn and Kal could handle twenty horses.
Output: 1
Statement: i mean well it's going to hit us Choices:  1. I am pretty sure it's going to hit us. 2. That's not going to hit us, I am not concerned. 3. I have resigned myself to the fact that it is going to hit us.
Output: 1
Statement: Mr. Carter appeared to reflect. Choices:  1. Mr. Carter reflected on his youth as a cab driver. 2. Mr. Carter looked as though he was remembering something. 3. Mr. Carter's mind was racing and he had no time to reflect.
Output: 2
Statement: The president is in a strong enough position now to take his own rhetoric on reforming entitlements (which he added to his address at the last minute) seriously, and to drop leftover junk ideas from the campaign like the Victims Rights Amendment to the Constitution. Choices:  1. The president is in the strongest position he will ever hold. 2. A Victims Rights Amendment to the Constitution was not part of the campaign. 3. The president has rhetoric on reforming entitlements.
Output: 3
Statement: well it's probably on its way up there it was heading north Choices:  1. It'll probably come back down south eventually. 2. It started going west before heading back east. 3. It was traveling north.
Output: 3
Statement: To the right of the entrance to the choir there is a lovely statue of the Virgin and Child. Choices:  1. Michelangelo created the Virgin and Child statue. 2. There are no statues near the entrance to the choir. 3. The Virgin and Child are depicted in a statue near the choir entrance.
Output: 3
Statement: Highest were those of foreign extraction such as Turks, Arabs, Afghans, and Persians, known as ashraf (that is,  honorable ). Choices:  1. All ashraf are lowest.  2. Ashraf is important.  3. Ashraf foreigners are highest. 
Output: 3
Statement: 9 They also said that, once established, agencies would have to be concerned about ongoing maintenance of some of these standardized systems to make sure that the information therein is timely, accurate, and complete. Choices:  1. The agencies did not want to be responsible for the maintenance of these systems.  2. It is important that the information is timely, accurate, and complete.  3. The systems would require no ongoing maintenance at all. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Malay language, Bahasa Malaysia, was also officially encouraged. Choices:  1. The Malay language still persists in that region. 2. Use of Bahasa Malaysia was discouraged. 3. They encouraged the use of the Malay language.
Output: 3
Statement: He's a very friendly ghost. Choices:  1. There are other ghosts that are not friendly. 2. He is a mean ghost. 3. He is a ghost that is nice.
Output: 3
Statement: Guided tours explain the earliest chapters of this ancient town with a visit to its subterranean depths. Choices:  1. The town is young but nothing is known of its history. 2. The history of the town is revealed on tours. 3. The town began with a few farms and huts.
Output: 2
Statement: okay i'm uh we're not that we're not that big at dining out but uh in fact i guess since since uh we don't make it uh uh make a big hobby of it or anything we're we're really into uh we're interested in economy and uh you know a nice enough atmosphere that you can carry on a conversation Choices:  1. We dine out as much as we possibly can. 2. We do not go out to eat much.   3. We prefer to eat crock pot meals at home.  
Output: 2
Statement: Modern excavations here have brought to light several historic sites, including the support wall of David's citadel (which is itself vanished) and Warren's Shaft, a portion of the pre-Davidic Canaanite water system. Choices:  1. The excavations have brought to light interesting sites. 2. The ancient excavations brought to light modern sites. 3. There have been a number of excavations here recently.
Output: 3
Statement: I watched with mild disgust as he greedily (not to mention messily) tucked in. Choices:  1. He tucked in messily his shirt tails.  2. The man was being very messy as he tucked in.  3. He didn't tuck anything in. 
Output: 2
Statement: Editorialists lamented that Carey's campaign against union corruption now bears the taint of union corruption. Choices:  1. To editorialists, Carey's campaign now does not bear the taint of union corruption. 2. To editorialists, Carey's campaign now bears the taint of union corruption. 3. To editorialists, Carey's campaign now bears the taint of union corruption, reported the New York Times.
Output: 2
Statement: Since last year, Hall has been meeting with nonprofit leaders and others who expressed concern that a merger would mean less representation for the poor in their communities. Choices:  1. The merger could mean less representation for the lower-income people. 2. The nonprofit leaders don't care about poor people, do they? 3. Some nonprofit leaders are concerned about the merger.
Output: 3
Statement: Fast pay was implemented in the government, in certain circumstances, on a larger scale during the 1980s to assist agencies in meeting the payment timing requirements of the Prompt Payment Act. Choices:  1. The government widely implemented fast pay during the 1980s due to the Prompt Payment Act. 2. Prior to the 1980s, salaries of government employees were always delayed. 3. Government salaries were always late since the 1980s.
Output: 1
Statement: and i talked to my parents on the phone i said you know we Texans are a funny breed we we water we water we spend hundreds of dollars a month during the dry part of July August watering our lawn we go out and spend thirty or forty dollars a whack on fertilizer and then we bitch and gripe about having to mow it so often Choices:  1. During November and December it's a relief because the lawns take care of themselves. 2. I think that Texans are a bit quirky because we spend so much money on our lawns. 3. Down in Texas the people there don't spend any money on looking after their lawns.
Output: 2
Statement: Table 6-9 shows the results of this analysis. Choices:  1. Table 9-6 illustrates the results of the analysis. 2. Table 6-9 is the most comprehensive illustration you'll ever see. 3. The results can be seen in Table 6-9
Output: 3
Statement: It assesses problems experienced within the last three months and over the patient's lifetime. Choices:  1. They never care to assesses the problems til months after the fact.  2. They sometimes assess problems within the first month. 3. Problems are assessed over the last three months and the lifetime of the patient.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah those those are those are always the i i think those are more fun than major league games sometimes Choices:  1. Most people prefer major leagues games to those 2. Major league games are always more enjoyable 3. Occasionally, those are more entertaining than major league games
Output: 3
Statement: On Saint-Martin, lingering over a seaside dinner is the preferred after-dark activity on the French side, where most lights go out by 9 or 10pm. Choices:  1. All night parties and clubbing are the preferred nighttime activity on Saint Martin's French side. 2. Bedtime comes early on Saint-Martin's French side. 3. Younger visitors like to sneak out and go to beach raves on Saint-Martin.
Output: 2
Statement: EPA did not identify any other statute or executive order imposing procedural requirements relevant to this rule. Choices:  1. Four additional statutes were identified by the EPA. 2. No other statute was identified by the EPA. 3. The EPA had been looking for other statutes for months.
Output: 2
Statement: that'll teach them with a couple minutes huh Choices:  1. They cannot be taught anything new. 2. They will learn something in a short while. 3. They will probably forget the lesson.
Output: 2
Statement: Ruling from Palermo, Barbarossa's highly cultured but brutal grandson Frederick II (1194 1250) was a prototype for the future Renaissance prince. Choices:  1. The citizens of Palermo feared the rule of Frederick II. 2. The ideals of the Renaissance prince were modeled after Frederick II. 3. Frederick II was a weak and ineffective ruler, but he lowered taxes.
Output: 2
Statement: You can make several separate trips to view all the attractions that the town has to offer, and you'll certainly get used to the slow pace of these windblown boats. Choices:  1. The boats rely on the wind and therefor travel slowly. 2. There are no attractions in the town worth seeing. 3. The only method of transport is via boat.
Output: 1
Statement: I fear we are perhaps a little behind the times over here in our methods. Choices:  1. I worry that our methods might not be compatible with the new systems. 2. I am afraid we have outdated methods over here. 3. I am certain we have the latest methods.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah i guess i was having a hard time there too i thought it sounded well guess we better stick to the subject for the benefit of the people uh uh doing this work but um Choices:  1. It's better for the people doing this work if we stick to the subject. 2. The benefit the people doing this see from staying on topic is small. 3. There's no need for us to stick to the subject, the people doing this work don't matter.
Output: 1
Statement: As with everything else in Las Vegas, shopping facilities have always been around, but when compared with other major cities, they did not live up to expectation. Choices:  1. People don't shop much in vegas. 2. Shopping is important in vegas. 3. Shopping is important in vegas and retail space has doubled in the city in the past ten years.
Output: 2
Statement: The difference between GDP and GNP is income receipts from the goods and services produced abroad using labor and capital of U.S. residents less income payments for the goods and services produced in the United States using labor and capital supplied by foreign residents. Choices:  1. GNP And GDP both are talking about the money within a single country. 2. GNP should be less than GDP if a country is to prosper. 3. GNP means the goods and services provided in the United States by using foreign residents.
Output: 3
Statement: Payment authorization is generally restricted to designated persons in the agency. Choices:  1. Anyone in the agency can authorize payment. 2. Only designated people may authorize payments. 3. This is so lower ranking employees don't commit funds they aren't authorized too.
Output: 2
Statement: National Saving (1990-2000) 80 Figure 4.2:Unified Surpluses and Deficits as a Share of GDP Under Choices:  1. Figure 5.2 illustrates the unified surpluses and deficits in terms of GDP share. 2. Figure 4.2 depicts the unified surpluses and deficits which are represented in terms of GDP share. 3. This style of illustration seemed more intuitive to readers.
Output: 2
Statement: Ca'daan saw two whipmasters fleeing on horseback. Choices:  1. Ca'daan saw the men going off into the distance. 2. The men were running towards Ca'daan. 3. Ca'daan watched the men as they were more than a mile away.
Output: 1
Statement: Infies was his name for them. Choices:  1. He called them Infies  2. He had never and would never call them Infies. 3. Infies was his name for them for no clear reason.
Output: 1
Statement: 'They still think you're on their side, don't they?' Choices:  1. They don't yet know that you have betrayed them; but, they will soon.  2. They think you and them are on the same side, right?  3. They think of you as an enemy now. 
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, a bruise and a cut or two; really, from a medical point of view, absurdly slight injuries to have produced such a condition. Choices:  1. These injuries are in line with what is to be expected from a person in this condition.   2. Medically speaking, the injuries did not match up to the condition of the patient.   3. The patient was lying about the injuries sustained.  
Output: 2
Statement: Not there, said Tuppence over her shoulder. Choices:  1. Tuppence is alone. 2. The person Tuppence is speaking to is about to put something where it does not belong. 3. Tuppence was speaking to someone behind her.
Output: 3
Statement: The solution to a problem in magic should logically be found in magic, not in the methods of other worlds. Choices:  1. Magical problems can only be resolved by finding solutions in other worlds. 2. A magical hammer and wrench will be required to solve this magical problem. 3. Magical problems should logically be solved with magic.
Output: 3
Statement:  Critics say it's trite and unoriginal (it follows a boy with a demonically possessed hand). Choices:  1. Critics say it's an unoriginal movie. 2. Critics say it's an unoriginal movie but the audience loved it. 3. Critics say it's a very original movie.
Output: 1
Statement: All along, he treated his book as a growing organism, not as a fixed system. Choices:  1. The book was not a stagnant thing to him. 2. Even after it was complete and published he still looked at the book as a changeable thing. 3. He had no intent of the book ever changing over time.
Output: 1
Statement: So did my partner. Choices:  1. My partner and I reacted differently. 2. My partner agreed with me and did the same. 3. My partner did the same.
Output: 3
Statement: The station has a bar and a collection of railway memorabilia. Choices:  1. There is no bar at the station, but there is a coffee shop. 2. There is a small souvenir shop at the station. 3. One can see railway memorabilia at the station.
Output: 3
Statement: Our descriptions represent a floor of quality for each evaluation application. Choices:  1. Our descriptions are the minimum quality requirements for each application. 2. Our descriptions are the quality ceiling for evaluation applications.  3. Applications failing to meet this quality standard will be rejected.
Output: 1
Statement: That is all. More evidence followed.  Choices:  1. There was only one piece of evidence left. 2. There was more evidence later. 3. There was no more evidence.
Output: 2
Statement: and even the painter couldn't give me a good estimate he said well i'll be done this afternoon you know Choices:  1. The painter could not tell me a rough guess. 2. The painter had no idea when he was going to finish the house. 3. The painter told me exactly when they were going to finish.
Output: 1
Statement: New roads brought competition from outside the area, which broke the local monopoly of the statesmen. Choices:  1. Competition rose as a result of the new roads from the outside area. 2. The new roads were built by the government, paid by the people's taxes. 3. The new roads lead the local monopoly to control even more of the market.
Output: 1
Statement: Much of restored Old Havana is concentrated in only a few blocks at the eastern end of these streets. Choices:  1. Much of restored Old Havana is concentrated in only a few blocks because government funding ran out.  2. The parts of Old Havana that have been restored are at the east end of these streets. 3. Much of restored Old Havana is spread out in many different blocks. 
Output: 2
Statement: She became a city girl, just like any other. Choices:  1. She stayed the same. 2. She turned into a city girl quickly. 3. She was a city girl.
Output: 3
Statement: You are a clever woman, Rita; but you are also a fool!  Choices:  1. You are a stupid woman, Rita, and you are a fool! 2. You are clever Rita, but you are ignorant. 3. You are smart Rita, but you are also stupid!
Output: 3
Statement: Federal Services Committee on Governmental Affairs United States Senate Choices:  1. There is no Federal Services in the Government. 2. The committee is for the Federal Services. 3. The United States senate has a committee.
Output: 3
Statement: well my i guess uh sports uh i'm don't play as much sports as i used to because i'm i'm too old for it now Choices:  1. I used to be a really good football player when I was young. 2. I play just as many sports now as I did when I was younger. 3. I'm older now so I don't play as many sports as when I was younger.
Output: 3
Statement: The pressure of these appeals for gifts has become too great for endurance. Choices:  1. These appeals for gifts is a piece of cake.  2. Nobody can keep up with the pressure. 3. It is getting quite difficult for people to keep up with the pressure. 
Output: 3
Statement: right right do you uh normally read the newspaper every day Choices:  1. Do you read the NYT every day? 2. Do you read the NYT every day or just on Sundays? 3. Do you watch CNN every day?
Output: 1
Statement: So I will remain a virgin until then. Choices:  1. I will stay a virgin until I get married. 2. I will stay a virgin until that day. 3. I wasn't a virgin.
Output: 2
Statement: The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is Hong Kong's best-known alternate entertainment venue, with jazz, rock, and other live music, in addition to a gallery for visual arts. Choices:  1. The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is the only alternative entertainment venue in hong Kong. 2. The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is the worst-known alternative entertainment venue 3. The Frin ge Club, 21 Lower Albert Road, Central, is the best-known gallery of visual and aural arts.
Output: 3
Statement: Stop telling me he wants a divorce. Choices:  1. They knew the divorce was going to happen. 2. I do not want to hear it anymore. 3. Stop telling me they are getting married!
Output: 2
Statement: We reached the front end of the train- the tapered cockpit only a little way ahead. Choices:  1. We walked as far forward as we could in the train. 2. We were at the front of the train. 3. We were in the back of the train.
Output: 2
Statement: They plan to open another community courthouse at St. Mary's School of Law in the spring and are searching for future sites on the South Side and North Side. Choices:  1. St. Mary's is opening a community courthouse in the spring.  2. They would like to open another courthouse on the South Side in the next six months. 3. They tried to open a community courthouse at St. Mary's, but the project fell through. 
Output: 1
Statement: Like the other riders, Stark had a band of black warpaint across his eyes. Choices:  1. Stark had washed his face clean. 2. Stark had a painted face. 3. Stark had painted his face to fit in with the riders.
Output: 2
Statement: Hatfield made a spitting noise into the phone, and said that he knew the source chewed tobacco because he had spent time with him. Choices:  1. After making a spitting noise into the phone, Hattfield said that he knew the source chewed tobacco, because he had spent time with him. 2. Hatfield was a very nervous man. 3. Hatfield was bluffing about knowing the source.
Output: 1