niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: you know it's either it's either you go out and you and you steal something or you you bash somebody over the head Choices:  1. You either bash someone over the head or steal something. 2. You usually steal something. 3. You do not commit crimes.
Output: 1
Statement: This place is as popular with locals as it is with visitors, so it's a great place to meet people. Choices:  1. The place is very popular with the locals who like to drink. 2. None of the locals go there. 3. The place is very popular with the locals.
Output: 3
Statement: they have to hang around a little later to get there third shift work in but uh it's it's nice to have flex time especially being able to take off in the middle of the day and uh not hurt your pay if you come back and finish your eight hours that's that's a real benefit what have you found that you like in a big organization Choices:  1. It is not great that workers have flexible hours. 2. I go to work in the morning and then later at night. 3. It is nice to be able to work whenever, as long as it's eight hours.
Output: 3
Statement: While it is the responsibility of the CIO to execute the specific responsibilities of his or her position, it became clear to us during our case studies that the successful CIO relies extensively on both vertical and horizontal relationships within the enterprise in order to carry out these responsibilities. Choices:  1. A CIO may rely on his friends. 2. A CIO relies on nobody but himself. 3. A CIO relies on relationships within the enterprise to follow through their responsibilities.
Output: 3
Statement: now how do they do the blackened Choices:  1. I already know how to make it blackened. 2. So, how do they make it blackened? 3. I've always wanted to make it blackened.
Output: 2
Statement: The first Westerner to reach Hawaii was Captain James Cook, the British commander whose mission was to dis?­cover the mythic Northwest Passage linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Choices:  1. Cook was the first Westerner to go to Hawaii. 2. Cook was the first Westerner to go to China. 3. Cook was the first Westerner to go to Hawaii and he stayed there for a year.
Output: 1
Statement: Nothing sorted out in his mind. Choices:  1. Nothing quite made sense in his mind. 2. He quickly figured out everything in his head. 3. It took him a while to understand everything going on in his mind.
Output: 1
Statement: There's no fun in watching. Choices:  1. There isn't any fun in the act of watching and not doing. 2. There is no fun in watching. 3. There is fun in watching.
Output: 2
Statement: The Oscars begat the Emmys, which begat the Cable Ace Awards, of which there are so many that any cable TV employee who actually attends the ceremony is entitled to leave in a snit if he or she doesn't win one. Choices:  1. The Oscars was the last awards show to be created 2. Without the Oscars, there would never be an awards show 3. The Oscars stared all of the award shows
Output: 3
Statement: you know i just i guess i have kind of like hum kind of real cautious in the whole thing because i know that there's a motive that hasn't been openly discussed or revealed to anybody and uh that's where that's why i really don't have a real Choices:  1. I am not worried or cautious in the whole thing. 2. The drug deal made him quite nervous and cautious about everything. 3. I am really cautious in regards to the whole thing because I am sure there's a motive.
Output: 3
Statement: A heroic uprising in 1943, led by poorly armed Jews in the Warsaw ghetto, lasted a month until Nazi reinforcements annihilated it and reported back to Germany that Warsaw's Jewish quarter has ceased to exist.  Choices:  1. A month-long uprising happened in 1943. 2. The uprising in the Warsaw ghetto lasted only three days. 3. An underground resistance persisted in the region, despite the Nazis' reports.
Output: 1
Statement: The Michigan Alcoholism Screening  the quest for a new diagnostic instrument. Choices:  1. They are developing better assessment tools. 2. The group wishes to find and kill all alcohol dependent kittens. 3. To further screen program applicants a new test is being developed.
Output: 1
Statement: As discussions concerning rate setting occur, considerable attention is given to selecting the passthrough. Choices:  1. The deciding of the passthrough is given to a single individual who unilaterally puts it into place, thus the amount of attention given to it is minuscule.  2. The selection of the passthrough has garnered significant attention. 3. Several groups have lobbied hard for certain restrictions to be lifted on the frequency of rate setting.
Output: 2
Statement: Thus, only one price of electricity is determined for each demand segment for the entire set of sample plants. Choices:  1. Each sample plant had its own cost model. 2. The manufacturing segment had the highest price. 3. The sample plants were used to derive one price for electricity per demand segment.
Output: 3
Statement: the only thing that frightens me about that is the Graylord cases in uh Chicago where so many judges were guilty of so much misjustice from the bench Choices:  1. The Graylord cases in Chicago is the only thing that frightens me about that 2. The Graylord cases in Chicago is the only thing that frightens me about that, but I'll try not to be scared 3. The Graylord cases in New York is the only thing that frightens me about that
Output: 1
Statement: they always have to think you know what's the weather doing and Choices:  1. They've always got to consider the weather. 2. Because of how bad it's been, they're always thinking about it. 3. Luckily they don't have to consider the weather.
Output: 1
Statement: I took my stand from the first.  Choices:  1. I stood based on the last one. 2. I took from the start. 3. I came up with the defense strategy from the first case.
Output: 2
Statement: With a twist the blade snapped like a stick. Choices:  1. The blade was strong enough to handle the twist and stayed solid.  2. The blade snapped after being mangled. 3. A gentle twist of the blade made it snap. 
Output: 2
Statement: Attempts to ascertain whether other qualified sources capable of satisfying the government's requirement exist. Choices:  1. There has been no effort to look elsewhere for other qualified resources. 2. There is an effort to find other assets that could satisfy the government requirements. 3. The effort to identify other resources for the government's needs is a top priority.
Output: 2
Statement: As a consequence, HUD was not required to prepare either an initial or a final regulatory flexibility analysis under sections 603 and 604 of the Act, and sections 607 and 609 are not applicable. Choices:  1. While the initial analysis is always conducted, a final regulatory flexibility analysis isn't always necessary. 2. Regulatory flexibility analysis can be conducted on either an initial or final basis. 3. The HUD, by the very nature of the organization, always prepares initial and final regulatory flexibility analysis reports.
Output: 2
Statement: What's  Versace Ken? Choices:  1. Ken owned a lot of pieces by Versace. 2. Ken asked where the restroom was located. 3. Ken was asked what Versace is.
Output: 3
Statement: The selection of tourist mementos is interesting enough, but pales in comparison to the open-air Mercato San Lorenzo just north of the Duomo near the church of the same name. Choices:  1. The Mercato San Lorenzo is very interesting. 2. Tourist mementos are mostly cheap replicas of ancient relics and currency. 3. Tourist memento selection is the most interesting thing here.
Output: 1
Statement: As a listener, one is both stimulated and frustrated, longing to get a word in edgewise. Choices:  1. As a listener, one is quite satisfied and doesn't feel the need to say anything in response. 2. In listening, you are both interested and annoyed because you want to get your two cents in. 3. Listening to talk radio is frustrating because you usually can't tell the host that he's wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Balkans remain volatile. Choices:  1. The organization is watching the state of the Balkans. 2. The Balkans are a stable region. 3. There is volatility in the Balkans.
Output: 3
Statement: Landslides and small quakes have taken their toll on sites at the Fort, and Giddy House is a perfect example of this. Choices:  1. Natural disasters have taken their toll on sites such as the Fort. 2. The Fort was perfectly intact despite small quakes and landslides. 3. The Fort was damaged by the weathering caused by the decay in the support beams.
Output: 1
Statement: During this period, the indigenous people lived in caves, hunting the mammals that gathered at the shoreline. Choices:  1. At this time, the indigenous people were cave dwellers.  2. At this time, the indigenous people were hunter gatherers. 3. At this time, the indigenous people were herbivores.
Output: 1
Statement: Overlooking the fine white-sand beaches, the Croisette is Cannes's grand palm tree-lined promenade, which runs past the great hotels to the old port and the gigantic new Palais des Festivals. Choices:  1. The Croisette runs past great hotels to the old port. 2. The Croisette lies in the middle of the desert outside Cannes. 3. The Croisette is a much lauded place to stay for tourists.
Output: 1
Statement: but now if you cook them wrong you can loose the vitamins to Choices:  1. If you cook them wrong you can lose vitamins. 2. It doesn't matter how you cook them. 3. If you cook vegetables wrong you lose a lot of vitamins.
Output: 1
Statement: Full agreement among stakeholders on all aspects of an agency's efforts is relatively uncommon because stakeholders' interests can differ often and significantly. Choices:  1. Full agreement among stakeholders on all aspects of an agency's efforts is relatively uncommon  2. Partial agreement among stakeholders on all aspects of an agency's efforts is relatively uncommon  3. Full agreement among stakeholders on all aspects of an agency's efforts is relatively common 
Output: 1
Statement: Her tall, slender form, outlined against the bright light; the vivid sense of slumbering fire that seemed to find expression only in those wonderful tawny eyes of hers, remarkable eyes, different 7 from any other woman's that I have ever known; the intense power of stillness she possessed, which nevertheless conveyed the impression of a wild untamed spirit in an exquisitely civilised body, all these things are burnt into my memory.  Choices:  1. I loved her and my memories reflect that fact.   2. I remember her tall, slender form and her civilized body.   3. I do not remember anything about her at all.  
Output: 2
Statement: When the torches appear to the south and they ride in, people may change their minds. Choices:  1. People may change their minds when the torches appear to the south. 2. People may change their minds when the torches held by the opposing army appear to the south. 3. There is no chance anyone would change their minds when the torches appear.
Output: 1
Statement: The preambles to the proposed and final rules discuss this modification to the reporting requirement, explaining the reasons for the change and providing a burden estimate. Choices:  1. Explanation of the reasons for changing and providing a burden estimate are written in the preambles to the proposed final rules. 2. The reasons for changing and providing a burden estimate are new updated policies and ground costs. 3. The preambles to the proposed and final rules have disappeared.
Output: 1
Statement: It leads into the Second Court, also known as the Court of the Divan, because the Imperial Council (known as the Divan) governed the Ottoman Empire from here. Choices:  1. This court was used mostly for entertainment purposes, not for government business. 2. The Imperial Council, which was also called the Divan, used this court to rule the Ottoman Empire. 3. All of the Imperial Council's important meetings were held in this court.
Output: 2
Statement: you know and uh and that would make any parent feel good and bad at the same time you know first of all you're coming to me and let's see how we can get rid of the problem you know Choices:  1. Parents wouldn't care about that. 2. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions if their child moved away. 3. That would make parents feel a lot of emotions.
Output: 3
Statement: no we don't have uh we do have mass vacation but in our group it doesn't apply we're so busy year round yeah Choices:  1. Our group would like to have mass vacation options.  2. Our group stays busy consistently all year long.  3. We are only busy during the summer months. 
Output: 2
Statement: Material, labor, and construction equipment resource estimates presented in this chapter are for LSFO systems and are a conservative estimate compared to less resource intensive magnesium enhanced lime (MEL) or lime spray dryer (LSD) technologies. Choices:  1. Material, labor and construction equipment resource estimates are for LSFO systems. 2. Material, labor and construction equipment resource estimates are for AGAG systems. 3. Material, labor and construction equipment resource estimates are for LSFO systems, but they are not sure about it.
Output: 1
Statement: Chronic Illness Choices:  1. There are a lot of chronic illnesses. 2. The illness was chronic. 3. It is not possible for ilnesses to be chronic.
Output: 2
Statement: Stewardship Investments - items treated as expenses in calculating net cost but meriting special treatment to highlight their substantial investment and long-term-benefit nature. Choices:  1. Stewardship investments are treated as expenses that have long term benefit 2. Stewardship investments will make you the most money. 3. Stewardship investments are treated as earnings and are meant for the short term.
Output: 1
Statement: Both the Las Vegas Aerial Gunnery School (which became Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site) in the north, and Basic Magnesium in the nearby town of Henderson, arrived in the early 1940s as a result of America's war effort. Choices:  1. America has never been a part of a war, and as such, has little need for basic magnesium.  2. The las Vegas Arial gunnery school arrived in the early 1940s.  3. Americas war effort started in the early 1940s
Output: 2
Statement: and then they used to uh and then i had a second one eighteen months later they told me to put them back to back and of course to maintain and i was flat on my back for the last five months with the second one because that's when i go into labor that's like four and a half months and i don't even know it Choices:  1. 18 months after my first child I gave birth to a second that had me on my back for the final five months. 2. I had my first child and then decided I wouldn't have any more. 3. The first pregnancy was uncomplicated, but the second one was a nightmare.
Output: 1
Statement: Magic that fails, and rush, rush, rush until I'm half ready to be tortured for falling behind, and--you! Choices:  1. I will never be tortured, I refuse to let it happen. 2. It is difficult to get magic right.  3. Magic fails and I'm ready to be tortured. 
Output: 3
Statement: Lawrence followed him, and Mrs. Cavendish sat down by us.  Choices:  1. We sat with Mrs. Cavendish. 2. Mrs. Cavendish left us alone. 3. Mrs. Cavendish needed to speak with us. 
Output: 1
Statement: oh i see uh-huh i liked uh the Cowboys i lived in in West Texas in Abilene i worked with TI in Abilene for ten years and i really enjoyed watching the Cowboys play and they Choices:  1. TI is still an operating business. 2. I didn't work when I lived in West Texas. 3. TI is in West Texas.
Output: 3
Statement: (Today it is but a historical footnote; local cooks use nothing more pungent than a hint of garlic. ) Choices:  1. There are many pungent ingredients being used by local cooks. 2. Local cooks choose garlic because the recipe cannot be made without it. 3. Nowadays it represents a mere historical footnote.
Output: 3
Statement: The little fool has lost her memory, curse her!" Choices:  1. She lost her memory because she was hit in the head. 2. She has remembered everything flawlessly and should be praised. 3. She should be cursed for foolishly loosing her memory.
Output: 3
Statement: A leading pro bono or legal services organization hosts each geographic and practice area. Choices:  1. It is broken out by location and specialty as well as led by a top tier organization. 2. The most successful and popular organization that offers pro bono services leads each area. 3. All geographic and practice areas are combined for the event.
Output: 1
Statement: He's younger than you, but I'd say"the gambler studied Drew's lithe body critically "you're about matched in weight. Choices:  1. Drew has a lithe body. 2. Drew was a scrawny kid. 3. Drew has a big body.
Output: 1
Statement: Perhaps I never had. Choices:  1. Maybe I had never been able to do so. 2. I certainly did. 3. Maybe I hadn't.
Output: 3
Statement: One, two, three, go!" Tuppence's little thumb ripped open the envelope, and she extracted the contents. Choices:  1. Tuppence was not able to open the envelope. 2. Tuppence was very excited to open up the envelope. 3. Tuppence ripped open the envelope.
Output: 3
Statement: Just a quick note of support for your reply to  regarding forms of address. Choices:  1. This is a note to inform you on your position on addresses. 2. Just a quick note of support for all of your positions on all subjects. 3. Just a quick note saying we disagree with your positions on addresses. 
Output: 1
Statement: However, it is uncertain whether wealth-based measures are reliable for gauging the growth in the nation's capital stock and whether revaluation of existing assets should count as saving for society as a whole. Choices:  1. It's clear wealth-based measures can be counted on. 2. It's not clear if wealth-based measures can be counted on if the nation's capital stock is more than 25%. 3. It's not clear if wealth-based measures can be counted on.
Output: 3
Statement: Jordan kept struggling. Choices:  1. Jordan kept fighting. 2. Jordan gave up. 3. In the end, Jordan succeeded.
Output: 1
Statement: It was hardly the most enlightened of times, not with the conflict in Indochina rapidly becoming America's costliest and most divisive war. Choices:  1. The war in Indochina has cost America 100 billion dollars so far. 2. The Indochina conflict is fast becoming America's most expensive war. 3. The Indochina war was easliy won by the U.S. without spending much.
Output: 2
Statement: Then the Postal Service could make wide-ranging adjustments of the rates in the subclass, including contract rates for some of the subclass users, as long as the average rate for the subclass does not go below the inverse cap. Choices:  1. The Postal Service divides its service into subclasses that are charged at different rates. 2. The Postal Service should charge whatever price it wants without regard for average subclass rate. 3. Postal Service subclasses include bulk and international mail service.
Output: 1
Statement: well that's great well what kind of cash i've forgotten what were they going to do Choices:  1. that's not good, but I haven't forgotten anything 2. without the cash they will not be able to do anything 3. I've forgotten the cash, what will they do
Output: 3
Statement: What do you mean?  Choices:  1. Why are you so mean? 2. That one word is too vague, so tell me exactly what are you trying to express? 3. What are you trying to convey?
Output: 3
Statement: He suspects nothing. Choices:  1. Our plan is safe; he suspects nothing. 2. He doesn't suspect a thing. 3. He knows everything.
Output: 2
Statement: Last but not least is Puglia's crown city, Lecce, understandably called The Baroque Florence for its plethora of 16th 18th century palazzos of local and easily sculpted limestone. Choices:  1. Lecce is also known as The Baroque Florence due to the large amount of 16th to 18th century palazzos of local sculpted limestone. 2. There are only modern attractions in the city of Lecce. 3. Lecce is the largest and most popular city in Puglia.
Output: 1
Statement: but um i like the choices you have now where they can go into an apartment type setting and have some basically have a independent lifestyle but assisted care Choices:  1. These choices are not suitable for an independent lifestyle. 2. Your choices are fit for an apartment setting. 3. I didn't like the choices that you had before now.
Output: 2
Statement: But some critics dismiss the controversy over white paintings as slight and old- theatrical brain candy but from a gourmet shop (Linda Winer, Newsday ). Choices:  1. The white paintings were pretty typical. 2. The white paintings were hated by a lot of critics. 3. The white paintings had a lot of controversy.
Output: 3
Statement: it was okay it was kind of slow and i felt like it kind of got chopped off at the end you know it just it and i don't know it one of those movies it's not going to be around long it'll be a dollar movie in no time Choices:  1. I thought the movie was good but not worth seeing more than once. 2. The movie is so fast and action packed it is hard to keep pace with the plot. 3. Towards the end it felt choppy and pieces of the movie were slow.
Output: 3
Statement: Perhaps to plead for a Lewinsky defense fund, which, as prime recipient, Ginsburg did in the most shameless manner imaginable. Choices:  1. Ginsburg got on his knees, and begged. 2. Ginsburg demanded a Lewinsky defence fund in the most shameless manner possible. 3. Ginsburg demanded a Lewinsky defence fund in the most glorious manner possible.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh tremendously useful thing it's uh the the portability and the compactness of it are uh pretty nice it's uh you know enough that you can kind of throw it in a briefcase or uh slap it over your shoulder and carry it around Choices:  1. It has changed an lot fro its original form. 2. It is much more portable than before, which is nice. 3. It is much less convient than it used to be.
Output: 2
Statement: In summer the rice forms a green velvety blanket, then turns golden in autumn when it ripens and is harvested. Choices:  1. The rice is poisonous to eat during the summer when it is green. 2. The rice is green in the summer and then ripens and turns golden in autumn when it is harvested. 3. The rice is golden and harvestable in the summer, but turns green in autumn.
Output: 2
Statement: This is the more obvious criterion that distinguishes Dole. Choices:  1. This is what distinguishes Dole from the other produce brands. 2. This is what distinguishes Dole. 3. This is not what distinguishes Dole.
Output: 2
Statement: And" she produced a long-drawn-out wink "I guess she won't get away with the goods this time." Albert uttered another ejaculation indicative of delight. Choices:  1. Albert is excited with the current situation and of what she told him. 2. She told Albert that "I guess she will get away this time." Albert was delighted since this meant less work for him. 3. Albert was excited to be done with the situation.
Output: 1
Statement: Good heavens! I exclaimed.  Choices:  1. "Cor blimey!" I shouted. 2. I turned away in disinterest. 3. I vocally expressed my surprise at 80 decibels.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon let the plan sink in for a moment, watching each of them. Choices:  1. The plan was to wait until the night to attack.  2. Jon gave no time for the plan to sink in. 3. Jon watched them as he let the plan sink in.
Output: 3
Statement: no you can't just drop in well i appreciate um the conversation we've had about clothing i know i've it's interesting to hear a man's point of view it's usually my husband Choices:  1. You can't drop in every day. 2. You can drop in whenever you want. 3. You can't just drop it.
Output: 3
Statement: Thus, successful organizations recognize-and implement reform efforts on the basis of-the essential connection between sound management and the programmatic results those organizations hope to achieve. Choices:  1. There is no connection between management and results. 2. The good organizations manage the reform efforts well. 3. The reform efforts have been long in planning.
Output: 2
Statement: we do that too we have a uh a treadmill and uh a bicycle and that kind of stuff we try to get twenty minutes like at least three for four times a week you know yeah and we like movies Choices:  1. We haven't been exercising this year. 2. We own equipment like a treadmill and bicycle and try to use them at least three or four times every week. 3. The treadmill has helped us lose at least ten pounds so far.
Output: 2
Statement: Finally, he managed something that was adequate, if the brilliant floral sportshirt could be said to go with levi pants and a morning frock. Choices:  1. At last, he put on something that was adequate. 2. He did not care to put on any clothes at all. 3. His attire was mismatched, but he did not care.
Output: 1
Statement: i think this must be into my third week too so do you work for TI Choices:  1. I believe I haven't been here for a month as well. 2. I think I've already been here for three weeks. 3. I've been working here for two years.
Output: 2
Statement: Inside, Andrea Pozzo (himself a Jesuit priest and designer of the saint's tomb at the Gese) has painted a superb trompe l'oeil ceiling fresco (1685) depicting St. Ignatius' entry into paradise. Choices:  1. Andrea Pozzo painted the ceiling fresco in the 15th century. 2. The ceiling fresco was painted by a Jesuit priest. 3. No restoration work has been done on the ceiling fresco.
Output: 2
Statement: Smaller in scale, Daiyu-in is in fact the more impressive mausoleum, set on a forested hillside and approached by three flights of stone stairs and five decorative gates. Choices:  1. There is a mausoleum in the hillside called Daiyu-in. 2. The Daiyu-in is larger, but less impressive as a mausoleum. 3. The Daiyu-in mausoleum is the oldest mausoleum in Japan.
Output: 1
Statement: Smoking will offer a reliable indoor pleasure that I can enjoy seated, much to be desired in my decrepitude. Choices:  1. Smoking makes me feel even more decrepit than I already am, so I don't do it anymore. 2. I didn't smoke before, but now that I'm in poor health, I've taken up the habit. 3. In my condition, I want something to enjoy while sitting down inside.
Output: 3
Statement: Well i most of them have uh the option the American American made cars have uh the the miles per hour as the big scale and they're little tick marks uh sort of hidden on the scale which shows kilometers per hour Choices:  1. American cars use miles per hour as primary units of measurement with kilometers per hour being secondary. 2. American cars do not use miles per hour for measurement. 3. All cars have the american option of have miles per hour.
Output: 1
Statement: Neighborhood Legal Services participated in several cooperative efforts with homeless advocacy and health care agencies in his new territory. Choices:  1. Neighborhood Legal Services wanted to be sure that the poor were well cared for. 2. Neighborhood Legal Services worked with the homeless and in healthcare. 3. Neighborhood Legal Services was involved in fighting terrorism and hate groups.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well the only thing that might save him is that in the backs of their minds they may think that they don't want to hurt him permanently Choices:  1. They don't want to perpetually hurt him because they could lose their careers. 2. Nothing will be able to save him because they are ruthless and do not have something in the back of their minds. 3. He could be spared simply because they might ponder the idea of avoiding hurting him perpetually.
Output: 3
Statement: Each level has a colonnaded facade, and as you approach on foot it gives you the opportunity to take in the monumental scale. Choices:  1. A colonnaded facade can be found on every level.  2. You can only approach the colonnaded facade by foot. 3. It can only be reached by helicopter and appears quite small in person.
Output: 1
Statement: Clare Street, at the eastern end of Nassau Street, runs into Merrion Square North, where you'll find some of the finest houses. Choices:  1. There aren't any houses in Merrion Square North. 2. Merrion Square North also has an amazing shopping district. 3. You'll find some of the finest houses at Merrion Square North, off of Clare Street.
Output: 3
Statement: oh we i i don't go that uh that deep it starts getting cold when as soon as the cold weather comes it stunts the growth of the uh the grass Choices:  1. The rate of growth of the grass is affected by temperatures. 2. I mow the grass once a month in the colder months. 3. The grass grows at a rapid rate in winter.
Output: 1
Statement: The central part of the Po valley is only a fraction of the Italian lands conquered by the Lombards when they crosed the Alps from eastern Europe in the early Middle Ages. Choices:  1. No part of the Po Valley was conquered by the Lombards. 2. The middle of the Po Valley is one area that was conquered by the Lombards. 3. The areas on the east and west sides of the Po Valley were not conquered.
Output: 2
Statement: Another boils down  We're Americans. Choices:  1. Comes down to being Americans.  2. Whether or not we defend them boils down to being American.  3. It all boils down to being able to eat mac and cheese. 
Output: 1
Statement: A term appointment would help to provide continuity that spans the tenure of the political leadership to ensure that long-term stewardship issues are addressed and change management initiatives are successfully completed. Choices:  1. Some management initiatives include the hiring of new employees. 2. The term appointment will be to ensure that issues regarding stewardship are addressed. 3. The continuity that spans the tenure of political leadership is not provided in the term appointment.
Output: 2
Statement: Thenceforward, he strenuously, and quite uselessly, upheld the theory of 'Death from natural causes'." Choices:  1. He upheld the theory of death by natural causes because he was the murderer. 2. No one took the theory of death by natural causes seriously. 3. He did not bother to uphold the theory of death by natural causes.
Output: 2
Statement: Unless the will is there to restructure and introduce transparency, the system could collapse, with the prospect of dragging down the rest of the global economy. Choices:  1. Global economy could benefit from the collapse of the system. 2. Global economy could be damaged if the system collapses. 3. Global economy could be damaged if the system collapses, so we are trying to get to a solution.
Output: 2
Statement: 'How did you feel about George Washington?' Choices:  1. How do you feel about Lincoln? 2. Do you think George Washington was a good person? 3. What are you feelings on George Washington?
Output: 3
Statement: Federal Emergency Management  Status of Achieving Key Outcomes and Addressing Major Management Challenges (GAO-01-832,July 9, 2001). Choices:  1. The GAO hands out pamphlets with this title to all senior-level managers in their sector. 2. Handling Major Management Challenges and Federal Emergency Management of Obtaining Vital Outcomes - July, 9, 2001, GAO.  3. Addressing Minor, Trivial Challenges for Low-Level Workers - FCC, September 2009
Output: 2
Statement: but it was an interesting uh uh line of reasoning where we've always thought or been told especially by the for lack of a better term women's libber you know we're just the same as men well maybe not and and maybe you shouldn't be exposed to the stress the same way that men have Choices:  1. Woman tend to be more stressed out than men. 2. We were never taught about stress in men versus women. 3. We always believed that women and men respond to stress the same way.
Output: 3
Statement: Both sports and the stock market are essentially dramatic events, that is, events whose outcomes are unknown. Choices:  1. Sports and the stock market have unpredictable outcomes.  2. Sports are always easy to predict outcomes for.  3. The stock market is complex and hard to learn. 
Output: 1
Statement: I told him of my awakening, of Mrs. Inglethorp's dying words, of her husband's absence, of the quarrel the day before, of the scrap of conversation between Mary and her mother-inlaw that I had overheard, of the former quarrel between Mrs. Inglethorp and Evelyn Howard, and of the latter's innuendoes.  Choices:  1. I told him everything I remembered from the day before. 2. I implicated a lot of people because of the arguing. 3. I told him I didn't remember anything from the day before.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah i think that's really important and we've already started about you know i mean how young can they start T ball and soccer  you know i mean i just you know we both think of that that as just so important to get him involved in stuff like that and Choices:  1. It helps them build character and socialize. 2. It's important to get kids involved in sports. 3. Sports aren't all that important for kids.
Output: 2
Statement: It was Abraham Lincoln. Choices:  1. The man was LIncoln. 2. The man was Washington. 3. The man speaking was Lincoln.
Output: 1
Statement: Top leadership-both political and career-needs to make clear its commitment to the fundamental principles of results-oriented management and ensure that managers and staff at all levels recognize that they must do the same. Choices:  1. Results-oriented management should be abandoned by leadership because it leads to poor-quality output. 2. With results-oriented management, costs will go down and employees bonuses will increase. 3. Top leadership should commit to results-oriented management and disseminate that principle to all staff.
Output: 3
Statement: Ten minutes later the lady was ensconced comfortably on her bed, smoking cigarettes and deep in the perusal of Garnaby Williams, the Boy Detective, which, with other threepenny works of lurid fiction, she had sent out to purchase. Choices:  1. She sat on her bed and read a mystery book she hated. 2. She sat on her bed with no books. 3. She sat on her bed an read a mystery book smoking.
Output: 3
Statement: This requires careful organization of the files of original observations, complete documentation of the conditions of data collection that are relevant to the trustworthiness and credibility of the information, and making transparent and reproducible the manner in which the evaluator moved from phase to phase of the analysis. Choices:  1. Several cases of fraud have been discovered where the evaluator's procedure was not well-documented. 2. It is not necessary to document the evaluator's process. 3. Thorough documentation is necessary so that the evaluator's process can be reproduced.
Output: 3
Statement: Dijon is the capital of Burgundy and a center of art and architecture, of culture and learning. Choices:  1. Dijon is the capital of Burgundy and a place full of art and architecture. 2. Dijon is the capital of Brussels and is the source of all the good fish in the country. 3. There is a lot to be learned from the people in Dijon.
Output: 1
Statement: Also, most discussion of the decline in personal saving focuses on the adequacy of individuals' retirement saving rather than on the significance of personal saving for the economy as a whole. Choices:  1. Most discussion of the increase in personal saving focuses on the adequacy of individuals' retirement 2. Most discussion of the decline in personal saving focuses on the adequacy of individuals' retirement 3. None of the discussion of the decline in personal saving focuses on the adequacy of individuals' retirement
Output: 2
Statement: (If Bush were a movie, he'd be the new Star Wars : the closely guarded, breathlessly anticipated next episode in a multigenerational saga of family destiny. Choices:  1. If Bush were a movie, it would be Titanic because he's long winded and sad.  2. Bush would be a new Star Wars movie because his term would be highly anticipated.  3. If people were movies, Bush would be Star Wars because how how closely guarded and anticipated his family is.
Output: 3
Statement: well i uh before i was married i used to play a lot of sports Choices:  1. After I got married, I started playing a lot of sports. 2. I used to play many sports before I got married. 3. I used to be very athletic and fit before I got married.
Output: 2
Statement: Tara is a magic name in Irish history. Choices:  1. Tara is the most common Irish name. 2. Tara is a name associated with magic. 3. Tara is a Chinese name.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah we just put you know we just keep it with the dorm Choices:  1. We no longer keep it with the dorm. 2. We found that to be the driest spot for it. 3. Yes, we keep it there with the dorm.
Output: 3
Statement: Drew talked as he had to Shiloh, as if this black could understand every word. Choices:  1. The black could easily understand Drew. 2. Drew spoke slowly because he knew the black couldn't understand him 3. Drew spoke as if the black would understand him.
Output: 3
Statement: As noted above, we apply one adjustment by discounting lagged mortality incidence effects. Choices:  1. The adjustment is needed to analyze the data. 2. No effects were discounted to make the adjustment. 3. Lagged mortality incident effects are discounted to apply one adjustment.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah they uh yeah i i don't know it right around the turn of uh oh gosh i should say the eighties now now it's already the nineties i forgot i forget that too Choices:  1. They put out that album around the start of the eighties.  2. It's already the nineties but it was around the eighties I think.  3. It's already the 2010s but it must have sometime in the seventies. 
Output: 2
Statement: And that is the reality that brings us here on this beautiful September day. Choices:  1. We won't meet to discuss this. 2. That is why we are here today to discuss the important issue. 3. That is why we are here today.
Output: 3
Statement: Critics say Clinton should have destroyed Serbian TV networks by now and never should have sworn off ground troops. Choices:  1. Clinton has been criticized for not destroying Serbian television networks. 2. There is universal support for Clinton's decision not to commit ground troops. 3. Clinton has spoken about his plan to eliminate Serbian television networks.
Output: 1
Statement: A trial of screening tests in various formats (e.g. Choices:  1. The screening tests had different formats and these all have to go through a trial.  2. There are 28 formats when it comes to screening tests.  3. The screening test has only one standard format. 
Output: 1
Statement: what was the reason why somebody was trying to find out all that stuff Choices:  1. Everyone minds their business and they don't care to know anything else. 2. There has to be a good reason for them to want to know that. 3. Why did someone want to know all of that?
Output: 3
Statement: Just some little old man sitting in a corner, practicing the Masonic grip or something over a smudgepot."  Hanson gestured back to the sheds. Choices:  1. Hanson had been to the shed recently so he knew what was inside.  2. Hanson pointed to the tent beside him and pointed out the small girl inside.  3. Hanson pointed to the buildings and talked about the man inside. 
Output: 3
Statement: The men promise money to the brides' families, then often treat the wives as sex slaves, or worse. Choices:  1. The wives and their families have no idea what they are getting into. 2. The men promise the families bride-price, then abuse the wives. 3. The men deliver their bride-price, and treat the wives like queens.
Output: 2
Statement: by just listening to it and then they're usually going to charge you you know Choices:  1. You'll usually get charged by them. 2. They'll bill for each minute you spend on the call. 3. They never charge anything for that.
Output: 1
Statement: i would be too yeah yep yeah Choices:  1. I wouldn't be at all. 2. I would be also, yes. 3. Yes, that sounds like something I would be as well.
Output: 2
Statement: These difficulties, combined with a departmental emphasis on adopting private-sector practices, have led DOD to prepare draft legislation that would abolish the current restriction and allow military and civilian employees governmentwide to retain for personal use frequent flyer benefits received on official travel. Choices:  1. There is no emphasis on adopting private-sector practices. 2. The current restriction will be abolished. 3. The new draft legislation will allow employees to use frequent flyer benefits for personal use.
Output: 3
Statement: The sea captain calls out to thank  Thank you for the Jugs magazines. Choices:  1. The sea captain made an effort to thank the "Thank you for the Jugs" magazine when they wrote a story that he was very interested in. 2. "Thank You for the Jugs" magazine was thanked by the sea captain. 3. The captain was very against the lewd content of "Thank you for the Jugs". 
Output: 2
Statement: An example of targeted outreach is the posting of an advertisement for order-of-protection clinics in domestic violence shelters and family counseling agencies. Choices:  1. Posted advertisements are inexpensive but also minimally effective. 2. Family counseling agencies are not the sort of place where targeted outreach could be attempted. 3. Domestic violence shelters might be targeted for outreach.
Output: 3
Statement: well we just started right Choices:  1. We just started. 2. We started less than an hour ago. 3. We just started and we already finished. 
Output: 1
Statement: I tried asking myself what I would do. Choices:  1. I figured out I would do it. 2. I contemplated with myself. 3. I didn't consider it at all.
Output: 2
Statement: One buys them for other  for powerful photographs, now often in color, of underwear models; for a chance encounter with an embarrassing detail about Ron Perelman; and perhaps most of all, for that lovable Marmaduke cartoon. Choices:  1. The only reason to buy them is for the cutting political commentary. 2. Ron Perelman features every week. 3. You can see underwear models, a cartoon, and juicy celebrity gossip in them.
Output: 3
Statement: A Washington Post piece bathed her in golden  She hopes to go to graduate school in sociology, she's scrimping because she doesn't want to burden her parents financially, she is so much a hostage to the media that she couldn't attend her own mom's wedding, and--the icing on the cake--she has taken up knitting. Choices:  1. The New York Times was the newspaper that opted to bathe her in gold. 2. She wanted to study sociology in graduate school so that she could explain people's behaviors. 3. She didn't want to put the financial burden on her parents so she took to scrimping and extreme saving.
Output: 3
Statement: It was hard to swallow, but there were too many things here that couldn't be in any world he had known. Choices:  1. The world did not seem real to him. 2. There were no differences between this and that world. 3. The world was hard to swallow due to differences.
Output: 1
Statement: This sequence would indicate that the temple's occupant, the tantric goddess Siddhi Laxmi, is extremely powerful. Choices:  1. Siddhi Laxmi is the goddess of good fortune and wisdom. 2. The only thing the sequence indicates is how to open the doors of the temple courtyard.  3. The tantric goddess known is Siddhi Laxmi is the occupant of the temple.
Output: 3
Statement: Caps ensure that environmental goals are met. Choices:  1. Caps will not ensure goals are met. 2. Environmental goals will be ensured if caps are used. 3. Environmental goals will be met.
Output: 2
Statement: and and at least i had the opportunity of seeing two families move into decent housing um course on the other hand i can start complaining very loudly about people on public assistance who are quite capable of doing something for themselves but just won't Choices:  1. I saw two families become homeless. 2. I saw two families move into a nice place. 3. I saw two families move into a nice place with their own bedrooms and a yard, whicih made me happy.
Output: 2
Statement: right yes in fact i'm doing that right now with their afternoons when they get home before i do you know that's okay but the four year old now i have i have had her since i went back to work or before i went back to work really in a home day care Choices:  1. I've had my four year old in a daycare ever since I went back to work. 2. I was forced to go back to work and put my four year old into a daycare. 3. I didn't want to put my four year old in a daycare so she comes to work with me.
Output: 1
Statement: oh does she now do you guys like to go out for sort of fine dining or are you more uh Choices:  1. Do you guys enjoy eating out at fine dining places. 2. Do you guys like eating really high end Italian food. 3. Do you guys go out snow boarding or are you more into skiing?
Output: 1
Statement: A combination of basic research, program implementation and evaluation studies, and policy and procedure evaluations are needed to resolve the issues outlined previously. Choices:  1. There are issues that need to be resolved. 2. There are no issues that need to be resolved. 3. Many steps will be required to resolve the issues.
Output: 1
Statement: Here's a  Maybe Black, Scholes, and Merton were interested in serving the public good, and the giveaway was strictly for the betterment of humanity! Choices:  1. The giveaway was for the betterment of humanity.  2. Merton hates humanity. 3. Black, Scholes, and Merton gave away thousands of bees.
Output: 1
Statement: hardening of the arteries it's it's uh sure it is  high cholesterol Choices:  1. High cholesterol causes arteries to harden. 2. High cholesterol is very unhealthy and causes arteries to harden. 3. softening arteries is low cholesterol.
Output: 1
Statement: But a couple of incidents lately have suggested that someone knows a lot more about what's going on here than I like. Choices:  1. It is obvious that nobody has any more information about what's happening than that which I was willing to give out. 2. A couple of recent incidents have pointed to the fact that someone knows more about what's happening here than I want them to know. 3. I really tried to keep this all under wraps, but apparently someone has been spreading around information.
Output: 2
Statement: If Birdwhistell, in his travels, had been looking not for smiles but for smirks , Chatterbox strongly suspects he would have found lots of them on the smile-barren East Coast, especially in the vicinity of its prep schools and Ivy League universities . Here's a thought  Summon up a mental image of Ali McGraw, the smirkiest performer in the history of the movies. Choices:  1. There would have been people smirking at Bidwhistell in the East Coast. 2. There are many who would disagree with the assessment of Ali McGraw as one of the smirkiest performers in movie history. 3. In the East Coast Birdwhistell would have been received with no shortage of smiles.
Output: 1
Statement: Would it be as unbearably sad if he drank espresso or enjoyed a good bottle of wine? Choices:  1. It's not at all a problem for him to enjoy a bottle of wine.  2. Him drinking espresso wouldn't be terrible for his health. 3. Is it that bad for him to drink espresso or a bottle of wine?
Output: 3
Statement: but i'm not going to give it back Choices:  1. I have absolutely no desire to return it. 2. But I will not be giving it back. 3. I intend to return it at some point.
Output: 2
Statement: On a first visit, you may like to spend a half-day just seeing the highlights with time off for postcard shopping and a cafe break. Choices:  1. Seeing the highlights is a good way to spend time on your first visit. 2. There are not enough points of interest to fill half a day of sight seeing. 3. An entire day could be spent just seeing the highlights.
Output: 1
Statement: Adopting these criteria facilitates our evaluation of how well the electronic signature system addresses its threats and helps identify vulnerabilities that may be present in the system. Choices:  1. There are no methods to identify vulnerabilities in systems. 2. There are too many methods to identify vulnerabilities in systems. 3. There are methods to identify vulnerabilities in systems.
Output: 3
Statement: I don't think anything is broken. Choices:  1. I don't think I broke any bones. 2. I think everything is okay. 3. Most everything is already broken.
Output: 2
Statement: Less detailed models are sold under the name Nao. Choices:  1. There is only one line of models. 2. Nao is the line of less detailed models. 3. The more complicated models are sold under the name Hi.
Output: 2