niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The rock on the Temple Mount from which he ascended, at or close to the site of the ruined Temple, was commemorated by the construction of the Dome of the Rock in 691. Choices:  1. The Dome of the Rock is built in honor of Dwayne the Rock Johnson in 2017. 2. The rock on the Temple Mount is special and deserved to be honored because of the religious affiliations to the place, regardless of your religion. 3. The location which he ascended was honored through the building of the Dome of the Rock in 691.
Output: 3
Statement: The organizations focused their monitoring efforts primarily on (1) determining if controls were in place and operating as intended to reduce risk and Choices:  1. The organizations want to prevent lots of risk. 2. There are no efforts to monitor controls. 3. They want to determine if there are certain controls.
Output: 3
Statement: In courts such as Orange County's, the offices have offered workshops for litigants. Choices:  1. There are workshops for litigants in Orange County. 2. The workshops are free. 3. There are no workshops in the courts.
Output: 1
Statement: In the 16th century this thoroughfare became known as the Royal Mile because it was the route used by royalty to make their way from the castle to Holyrood. Choices:  1. The Route was called the Royal Mile because royalty went on it every day. 2. The route was called the Royal Mile. 3. The route was called Beggar's Mile.
Output: 2
Statement: In 1993, Fortune magazine named them among the 70 toughest bosses in America. Choices:  1. They should not have been included on the list of toughest bosses in America.  2. They were previously named one of the toughest bosses in America.  3. Everyone knows they're one of the easiest bosses to work for. 
Output: 2
Statement: The first European to see the Mississippi was the Spanish Conquistador Hernando de Soto, brother-in-law of Balboa and the discoverer of the Pacific. Choices:  1. Hernando de Soto was a Dutch explorer who found the Pacific.  2. Hernando de Soto was the first European to set eyes on the Mississippi. 3. Hernando de Soto wrote back to Spain about the majesty of the Mississippi.
Output: 2
Statement: The Norman castle was the home of the Parr family, famous for having provided Henry VIII with his sixth and last wife, Catherine. Choices:  1. Henry the VIII loved his wife Catherine. 2. Henry the VIII married one woman during his life. 3. Henry VIII married Catherine from the Parr family.
Output: 3
Statement: how are you tonight Choices:  1. I hope you're doing well tonight. 2. Are you doing okay tonight? 3. You're doing great tonight.
Output: 2
Statement: In an era of seemingly perpetual ethnic hostilities, Malaysia can be proud of a unique achievement the coexistence of the three most prominent peoples of  Malays (mostly Muslim), Chinese (mostly Buddhist), and Indians (many Hindu). Choices:  1. The different races are tolerant, but not entirely amicable.  2. Malaysia is a country with citizens of only one ethnicity.  3. The Malays, Chinese and Indians are part of the population of Malaysia. 
Output: 3
Statement: The method was the specification of a common set of data (both qualitative and quantitative) to be collected over a 5-year period as projects were initiated, together with a means of coding the data across the 47 studies eventually completed. Choices:  1. They had a way to code the data from the studies. 2. They had a way to code the data and put it in tables. 3. There was no way to code the data they collected.
Output: 1
Statement: And since then, she has played her part just fine, establishing herself as a separate unit and not just standing by her man, like Dowd's failed feminist, but standing by her family, like a grown-up--a condition that Dowd herself curiously never seems to get any closer to as the years go by. Choices:  1. Her relationships are compared to those of Dowd's. 2. Dowd is better in all aspects than her. 3. She is a role model and spokesperson for feminists.
Output: 1
Statement: a uh special effects man who somehow gets involved in this um oh i'm not sure i can't remember It's been a while since i've seen it But he he gets involved in some sort of bad dealings with somebody and he has to go underground and he uses all of his special effects knowledge in doing what needs to be done Choices:  1. His skills become invaluable. 2. A special effects man goes underground and uses his skills there. 3. The special effects man is unable to use his skills for anything.
Output: 2
Statement: He and I have much in common… . Choices:  1. The two of us share many similarities, some people even think we're twins. 2. The two of us share many similarities.  3. He and I are nothing alike.
Output: 2
Statement: The task was left to Bindusara's heir Ashoka (269 232 b.c. ), admired by Indians as their greatest ruler, perhaps for his special combination of tough authoritarianism and a high sense of moral righteousness. Choices:  1. Ashoka was largely despised by Indians for being weak and morally corrupt. 2. Ashoka reigned for decades. 3. Ashoka was admired as a great Indian ruler.
Output: 3
Statement: Actually the story was close enough to the truth. Choices:  1. The story was close to the truth by accident. 2. The story was not completely dishonest. 3. The story was very far from the truth.
Output: 2
Statement: it's lake something Choices:  1. It is river nothing. 2. The name is weird, lake something. 3. it is lake something.
Output: 3
Statement: There are a couple of historic baths in Istanbul which cater specifically for tourists, namely the 18th-century a alo lu Hamam in Sultanahmet, and 16th-century Galatasaray Hamam in Beyo lu. Choices:  1. Tourists can visit historic baths in Istanbul. 2. There are hundreds of historic baths in Istanbul, but none are open to the public. 3. The historic baths in Istanbul are a large source of tourist revenue.
Output: 1
Statement: Gephardt might or might not emerge as a serious challenger to Gore. Choices:  1. It is unclear if Gephardt will emerge as a serious challenger to Gore.  2. Gephardt might or might not, depending on his illness.  3. Gephardt would never challenge Gore. 
Output: 1
Statement: For example, case studies are not well suited for answering the question, How often does something happen? Choices:  1. Case studies are not good ways to answer the question of how something happens to the person involved. 2. Case studies are good ways to answer the question of how something happens. 3. Case studies are not good ways to answer the question of how something happens.
Output: 3
Statement: He's a likable schnook with a long, skinny chin and a slightly embarrassed lope. Choices:  1. He walks funny. 2. He walks like a normal person. 3. He walks like a caveman.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah which is a is a joke Choices:  1. There was never any joke. 2. It was somewhat serious. 3. It's a joke.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, the federal government provides funding- such as grants, loans, or loan guarantees-to state and local governments to finance the construction and improvement of the nation's highways, mass transit systems, and water systems. Choices:  1. Only federal grants are used to fund improvements of the water systems. 2. No federal funding is ever used for highway construction. 3. Our nation's mass transit systems receive funding from the federal government.
Output: 3
Statement: Prince Charlie fled and was pursued over the Highlands before escaping in a French ship. Choices:  1. Prince Charlie has absolutely no connection with French naval facilities.  2. Prince Charlie fled and escaped in a French ship.  3. Prince Charlie was pursued over the Highlands by Dutch royalty. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Fed's Bank Secrecy Act Examination Manual all but requires the adoption of Know Your Customer programs. Choices:  1. The Federal Bank has a Secrecy Act Evaluation Manual. 2. The Federal Bank has a Secrecy Act Examination Manual. 3. The Federal Bank has a Secrecy Act Examination Manual that helps people know the policies.
Output: 2
Statement: Jon could hear them riding on the path towards him. Choices:  1. Jon was deaf. 2. Jon heard riders coming towards him. 3. Jon was ready to fight.
Output: 2
Statement: Electric destroyers will have smaller engine rooms with more room for weapons. Choices:  1. Electric destroyers have much larger engine rooms. 2. Many electric destroyers will be built in the next five years. 3. Electric destroyers will have more space for weapons.
Output: 3
Statement: I shrugged my shoulders.  Choices:  1. I remained still.  2. I gestured with my shoulders that I wasn't sure. 3. I gestured with my shoulders and eyes that I wasn't sure.
Output: 2
Statement: waiting for the waiting waiting for the weather to get nice out so i can go ahead and uh replace some of the some of the dead shrubs from winter Choices:  1. I don't want to replace the dead shrubs. 2. I've been waiting for the weather to get nicer so that I can replace the dead shrubs.  3. I can't wait for the dead shrubs to be replaced.
Output: 2
Statement: Black hair fell across her light-skinned face. Choices:  1. Her hair fell as it was cut by a sword. 2. She had white hair fall on her face. 3. Hair fell across her face.
Output: 3
Statement: Seasonal agricultural work is defined in the INA  the performance of field work related to planting, cultural practices, cultivating, growing and harvesting of fruits and vegetables of every kind and other perishable commodities, as defined in regulations by the Secretary of Agriculture. Choices:  1. The performance of field work related to planting is part of the definition of seasonal agricultural work. 2. The Secretary of Agriculture set out these regulations to make it absolutely clear where the boundaries are. 3. The performance of field work related to cultural practices was left out of the definition of seasonal agricultural work.
Output: 1
Statement: Alternatively, if it wanted to maintain the FY 2000 overall cost coverage of 126. Choices:  1. Wanting to maintain the FY 2000 overall cost coverage of 126 is a possibility. 2. The overall coverage of 126 from the FY 2000 cannot be maintained. 3. The only option is to maintain the FY 2000 overall cost coverage of 126.
Output: 1
Statement: There was little need for the test. Choices:  1. The test was very necessary and crucial. 2. The test results were inconclusive. 3. There was no necessity to take the test.
Output: 3
Statement: , inspections by the Office of Surface Mining) or compliance with regulations for the conduct of a Federal program--are recognized as nonexchange revenue by whichever entity is legally entitled by law to the revenue. Choices:  1. Nonexchange revenue includes inspections and compliance with regulations. 2. Inspections and compliance are treated as normal revenue streams. 3. Revenues from inspections have increased in the past year.
Output: 1
Statement: This chapter prescribes field work standards and provides guidance to auditors conducting performance audits in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards (GAGAS). Choices:  1. Field work standards are more detailed than others. 2. Auditing oversight is separate from the government. 3. The government maintains general auditing standards.
Output: 3
Statement: and if you don't have coats and sweaters with you of course by then you're all sweated up and warm and that's how i think a lot folks carry Choices:  1. People don't carry coats and sweaters at all 2. I think a lot of people carry sweaters and coats. 3. some people carry jackets instead of coats.
Output: 2
Statement: Rich patrons flock to faux blues clubs on the yuppie North Side, while authentic blues men are left audienceless in the slums. Choices:  1. Rich patrons always prefer to go see the authentic blues players. 2. The authentic blues players deserve better than that. 3. Rich visitors go to fake blues clubs on the North Side while the authentic players don't have an audience.
Output: 3
Statement: The single mother was trying to avoid being evicted. Choices:  1. There was a single mother who thought she might be evicted. 2. The single mother wanted to be evicted. 3. The single mother did not get evicted in the end.
Output: 1
Statement: Mir's life span has been extended well past what it was designed for, as Russia cannot afford a replacement. Choices:  1. Russia can't afford to replace Mir. 2. Russia can't afford the $200million to replace Mir. 3. Russia is replacing MIr tomorrow.
Output: 1
Statement: it was like i was sitting on the edge of my chair you know going oh no no and one uh i can't remember it was about uh it was right close to when we was going to find out if we was going to get to be in the play-offs or not Choices:  1. At the time I was not interested in knowing whether or not we were going to be in the play-offs. 2. I was so excited to find out if we were going to be in the play-offs. 3. I really wanted to know if we were going to be in the play-offs this season.
Output: 2
Statement: --providing for waivers for small rural carriers, Choices:  1. There are no waivers available to carriers, 2. Waivers are provided for small rural carriers. 3. Waivers are only available to rural carriers.
Output: 2
Statement: no we don't have mandatory we actually we're kind of slow up here and we've just started doing recycling probably last summer and it's all voluntary so that's interesting cities have a mandatory recycling Choices:  1. I'm hoping our city will make recycling mandatory, as it is bound to improve the quality of life. 2. We've only started recycling last summer, though it is all voluntary. 3. We stopped recycling last summer, as most people weren't interested in the idea.
Output: 2
Statement: The executive editor of the Morning News dismissed the fabrication theory as ad hoc damage control. Choices:  1. The Morning News executive editor does not agree with the fabrication theory. 2. The fabrication theory is supported by the executive editor of the Morning News. 3. The executive editor prioritized dismissing the theory.
Output: 1
Statement: and it took her like three days i guess before she killed all of them so we've we had to get rid of her Choices:  1. She didn't kill any of them this time, so we kept her. 2. We had to put her down, after she had killed her babies. 3. We got rid of her after she killed all of them.
Output: 3
Statement: There are the death duties, of course, but half my father's money goes with the place, and Lawrence will stay with us for the present, so there is his share as well.  Choices:  1. Lawrence is going to reside with us for the moment. 2. Lawrence is the only one not going to be here with us. 3. Lawrence is a homeless pauper who mooches off his family.
Output: 1
Statement: She can talk to us?YES. Choices:  1. She is allowed to talk to us any time she wants to. 2. She can talk to us. 3. She isn't allowed to speak.
Output: 2
Statement: On 6 August 1945, a B29 (the Enola Gay) dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima, inflicting a level of destruction that astonished even the bomb's designers. Choices:  1. It was raining on the day that the atomic bomb was dropped. 2. The people who designed the atomic bomb were astonished by its destructive power. 3. After the bombing of Hiroshima, the designers of the atomic bomb were disappointed by how little destruction it caused.
Output: 2
Statement: The skills of carvers, weavers, and painters have been passed down through the generations and you can really have fun for hours browsing at the wares. Choices:  1. Painters do not sell their works here, instead choosing to set up shop alongside the tourist attractions. 2. The marketplace has dozens of open-air grills and restaurants for hungry shoppers. 3. The craftsmen's skills are handed down the generations. 
Output: 3
Statement: Senator, You and Cindy -- Are the greatest -- I had the time of my life Choices:  1. I had a great time with you and Cindy, Senator.  2. I had the most terrible experience hanging out with Cindy and the Senator.  3. I had dinner with the Senator and his wife Cindy at this amazing restaurant. 
Output: 1
Statement: my house is on a main road and it has nothing  i mean nothing  but uh what i do do is now i've always done it at my father's house Choices:  1. My house is located on a main road.  2. It's nice, but a little noisy.  3. My house is in a cul de sac. 
Output: 1
Statement: No sooner was the magnificent project completed than the king, jealous of his palace, had its owner arrested for embezzlement and jailed for life. Choices:  1. The king congratulated and pardoned  the owner of the project. 2. The king had the owner of the project jailed for life. 3. The owner of the project was jailed for embezzlement.
Output: 2
Statement: and then it funneled down to uh the general population Choices:  1. Then it trickled down to the general population. 2. Then it was sent up to the top tier of the population. 3. Most of it trickled down to the general population.
Output: 1
Statement: Churches are commonly built on the ruins of Roman baths or pagan temples. Choices:  1. Churches are never built on ruins of other cultures. 2. Any church has a good chance that it was built on a pagan temple or Roman bath. 3. Most ruins of Roman baths and Pagan temples have churches built on them.
Output: 2
Statement: He was a man of very little imagination, in sharp contrast with his brother, who had, perhaps, too much.  Choices:  1. The older brother was much more creative than the younger brother. 2. One of the brothers was much more imaginative than the other. 3. Both brothers had unusually large imaginations and could conjure up anything.
Output: 2
Statement: The Indian Museum, by Chowringhee and Sudder Street, makes an excellent home for art treasures from the ancient Maurya and Gupta eras which had been disintegrating after centuries of exposure to the merciless natural elements. Choices:  1. The Indian Museum shows us what it was like in the 1990s. 2. The Indian Museum shows you treasures from Maurya and Gupta eras. 3. The Indian Museum showcases over 10,000 arrows as well as bows..
Output: 2
Statement: Since each firm will have only half the volume, the number of accesses by each firm will be less than the incumbent currently experiences. Choices:  1. The firm is sharing the number of accesses to help the incumbent. 2. The incumbent experiences more accesses currently than each firm. 3. Since each firm will have double the volume, the number of accesses will be way more than the incumbent currently experiences.
Output: 2
Statement: Not all the way--he has not yet succeeded in building a durable majority on the court. Choices:  1. He hasn't succeeded in getting a majority on the court. 2. He hasn't succeeded in getting a majority, which would be 61 votes. 3. He got the majority!
Output: 1
Statement: There WAS some one in the house!  Choices:  1. Someone came into the house. 2. Someone broke into the house and robbed us. 3. No one was ever in the house.
Output: 1
Statement: did you go with kids Choices:  1. Did you go with the kids to the movies? 2. How was your child-free date night? 3. Did you and the children go?
Output: 3
Statement: San'doro started a morning fire. Choices:  1. San'doro sat in the dim twilight, afraid to start a fire as the smoke would give them away. 2. San'doro started a fire near dawn. 3. San'doro started a fire to cook them breakfast.
Output: 2
Statement: Kinda free with a gun, leastwise at showin' it. Choices:  1. Due to the lax laws, they behave freely with a gun. 2. They are very strict and disciplined about gun usage. 3. They are showing that they are free with a gun.
Output: 3
Statement: Lisbon and Porto are both packed with dance clubs and bars that go late into the night, and popular Algarve resorts such as Albufeira and Praia da Rocha throb to a disco beat. Choices:  1. Some resorts feature a disco club. 2. The clubs usually close at 4 am. 3. Porto does not offer late night entertainment.
Output: 1
Statement: Jon checked his guns and reset the paper capsules of powder and shot at his sides. Choices:  1. Jon was unarmed. 2. Jon was armed with pistols. 3. Jon was making sure that his pistols would not misfire.
Output: 2
Statement: The place at which these two meet is what Kipling called Scandal Point.  Choices:  1. Kipling named the intersection this because a number of notable scandals happened there. 2. Kipling named the location where these two intersect Scandal Point. 3. Kipling used the name Lover's Point to refer to the intersection of these two.
Output: 2
Statement: Shorter itineraries could include the walk from Agii Deka to Gertis Choices:  1. The walk from Agii Deka to Gertis is not very long.  2. The distance between Agii Deka and Gertis is so great that train travel is a necessity.  3. Agii Deka is only a half mile away from Gertis. 
Output: 1
Statement: right it's it's not a problem either way like i said my only complaint is where they mixed them on the same car Choices:  1. I have one complaint and it's not that big of a deal. 2. My complaints are too many to count. 3. I only have one complaint about it.
Output: 3
Statement: A bronze rat, Ganesh's companion, fronts the temple, looking like a dachshund. Choices:  1. In the legends, the rat and Ganesh have many adventures.  2. The rat in front of the temple looks like a pig.  3. A rat made from bronze looks like a kind of dog.
Output: 3
Statement: Well, we shall see, I said, nettled.  Choices:  1. I didn't like what they were saying at all. 2. I said we'll have to see. 3. I was comforted with the idea of waiting.
Output: 2
Statement: Sipping the coffee, he allowed himself the luxury of not doing any thinking at all. Choices:  1. He thought about everything as he drank the coffee.  2. He didn't think as he sipped the coffee.  3. He put sugar and cream in his coffee. 
Output: 2
Statement: His eyes centered questioningly on Hanson and the flicker of a smile crossed his face. Choices:  1. He remained silent throughout the meeting, though. 2. The flicker of a smile crossed his face as his eyes centered on Hanson. 3. He looked anywhere but Hanson, refusing to meet his eyes.
Output: 2
Statement: i know there's a lot of them Choices:  1. there's many of them in the living room 2. yes, there are quite a few of them 3. honestly, I can't see any
Output: 2
Statement: If you have time for only one road trip on the island, be sure it includes the Route de la Trace, more prosecally known as Route Nationale 3. La Trace is one of the Caribbean's great roads, with gorgeous views down into ravines and up at the deep green Carbet peaks that dominate north-central Martinique. Choices:  1. La Trace is one of America's great roads, with smooth roads perfect for street races. 2. Route de la Trace is one the greatest roads in the Caribbean. 3. The Carribean islands are just east of Central America.
Output: 2
Statement: You may find that you spend as much time talking to Amer?­i?­cans, Germans, Scan?­di?­navians, and Britons as to the natives. Choices:  1. There are too many tourists in France. 2. There are no tourists in France. 3. You may discover that you end up spending an equal amount of time speaking to Britons as you do the locals.
Output: 3
Statement: When bathing in the sea became popular at the end of the 18th century, wealthy families from Edinburgh began to spend days here taking the waters in state-of-the art bathing machines.  Choices:  1. Visiting the seaside became popular in the late 1700s, and bathing machines became popular. 2. The bathing machines, while being state-of-the art, sometimes malfunctioned to the dismay of the wealthy families that used them. 3. Rich people did not tend to come to this place, because they looked down on it.
Output: 1
Statement:  "An' jus' why?"Anse demanded. Choices:  1. Anse is asking a question because he wanted to know what happened. 2. Anse is not asking a question. 3. Anse is asking a question.
Output: 3
Statement: Incorporated in its structure are fragments of medieval and Renaissance architecture and sculpture. Choices:  1. THe structure is only influenced by modern architecture. 2. Joined in its structure are pieces of medieval and Renaissance design and model. 3. The structure has big heavy beams that make you think of medieval times.
Output: 2
Statement: We want to make sure the Presidents' images are all exclusively ours. Choices:  1. If we are not careful, others may claim rights to the Presidents' images. 2. We want to be sure we have exclusive rights to the images of the Presidents. 3. It is ok if the Presidents' images are not exclusively ours.
Output: 2
Statement: because it's more comfortable for me but you know it's like when you're in school you either wear sweatpants or jeans Choices:  1. I think that when you're in school you usually wear shorts and formal trousers. 2. For me it's more comfortable. Usually when you're in school, you'll wear sweatpants. 3. When you're in school you usually wear sweatpants or jeans and a t-shirt or a polo, depending of the weather.
Output: 2
Statement: It's sad, really. Choices:  1. It is happy. 2. It's sad they had to go to war. 3. It is really sad.
Output: 3
Statement: There, mon ami! he cried.  Choices:  1. He pointed it out.  2. Here. 3. There! He cried. 
Output: 3
Statement: LSC grantees are permitted to represent several classes of aliens, including lawful permanent aliens, refugees, persons granted asylum, and temporary agricultural workers admitted under the H-2A program. Choices:  1. LSC grantees only need to represent people granted asylums, 2. Refugees are the most controversial type of alien in the US. 3. LSC grantees must represent many different types of aliens.
Output: 3
Statement: because well you know it's like other the other independent companies the gas stations you know and they did and uh then the taxes go up and then everybody else loses Choices:  1. When the taxes rise, everyone loses. 2. When taxes rise, everybody cheers. 3. Nobody likes tax price increases.
Output: 1
Statement: Prior to reaching production for its Signature 600 engine, Cummins used many prototypes to complete hundreds of thousands of test hours, accumulating millions of test miles. Choices:  1. Cummins didn't use any prototypes prior to the production stage of the Signature 600 engine. 2. There were hundreds of thousands of test hours used before production for the Signature 600 engine was completed. 3. Cummins was concerned that flaws in the previous design were going to carry over.
Output: 2
Statement: The Clinton administration considers the risks of technology transfers negligible. Choices:  1. The administration also considers the risk of rapid advances in technology insignificant.  2. The Clinton administration assumes technology transfers to be a huge risk. 3. The risk posed by technology transfers is considered insignificant by the Clinton administration. 
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i don't i read about one or two thick novels like that a year Choices:  1. I'm not a big reader.  2. I read long novels all the time.  3. I only read one or two long novels a year. 
Output: 3
Statement: France has 109 persons per square kilometer and the U.S. has 30. Choices:  1. The U.S. has been at approximately 30 persons per square kilometer for the past decade. 2. France only has 12 persons per square kilometer. 3. The U.S. has a much lower population density than France.
Output: 3
Statement: The bright spot was the Archaeological Survey of 1871 to preserve ancient monuments. Choices:  1. The Archaeological Survey was hard fought and nearly didn't happen. 2. Luckily an effort was made to protect ancient monuments. 3. Unfortunately ancient monuments later crumbled into ruin.
Output: 2
Statement: One of the fundamental architectural principles of the original Internet was the principle of end-to-end. Choices:  1. End-to-end is a fundamental principle of the original Internet. 2. There are 10 fundamental architectural principles of the internet. 3. The original Internet is a mystery, as there are no known fundamental principles.
Output: 1
Statement: Privately, I hoped it might remain so, for what happiness could there be for Mary, if John were not acquitted?  Choices:  1. If John is not acquitted, Mary cannot be happy. 2. I hoped John were to be acquitted so he could go back to Mary and their kids. 3. If John isn't acquitted, it will only make Mary happier.
Output: 1
Statement: Sometimes I fear I have underestimated the other boy. Choices:  1. I fear that I have underestimated the other boy, sometimes. 2. The other boy might be trouble. 3. Sometimes I fear that I overestimated that boy.
Output: 1
Statement: Like all revisionist historians, Lucas cheats like mad. Choices:  1. Traditional historians are honest. 2. Lucas is honest. 3. Revisionist historians cheat.
Output: 3
Statement: What is it? Slim reached reluctantly. Choices:  1. Slim recognized it instantly. 2. Slim thought it looked gross but reached out for it. 3. Slim touched it nervously.
Output: 3
Statement: The crowd murmured and whispered when they caught sight of the jewels in the sword's twisted hand-guard. Choices:  1. The sword had jewels in its twisted hand-guard. 2. The sword was plain and unadorned. 3. The crowd was amazed at the jewels on the sword.
Output: 1
Statement: is that a pretty nice place Choices:  1. Is that lake a nice place? 2. Is that a nice place? 3. Is that a pretty nice doorknob?
Output: 2
Statement: Most younger economists have simply avoided macroeconomics entirely, or--if they do work on macroeconomic issues--they choose safe topics such as long-run growth, avoiding the academic minefield of business cycle research. Choices:  1. To a man, every young economist has firmly embraced macroeconomics. 2. Macroeconomics has been avoided by many younger economists. 3. Young economists pick safe subjects like long-run growth because they are learned in colleges.
Output: 2
Statement: He is not mine to sell, Coronel. Choices:  1. He belongs to me and I'm selling him tomorrow, Coronel. 2. He doesn't belong to me, Coronel. 3. I can't sell him to you, Coronel.
Output: 2
Statement: Holding apart the frayed inner edges she extracted two thin sheets covered with writing!  Choices:  1. She did not find anything between the frayed inner edges. 2. Separating the inner edges, she drew out two sheets of writings. 3. She knew that there were sheets of paper with writing, between the frayed inner edges.
Output: 2
Statement: that's a good point you're probably right Choices:  1. You are right. 2. You are wrong. 3. How often are you right? 
Output: 1
Statement: But after being forewarned, if it happens again, I'll be hard to convince that you were in the right. Choices:  1. There won't be any issues if it happens again. 2. You will be in a lot of trouble if it happens again. 3. I won't believe you if it happens again.
Output: 3
Statement: I hope not. Choices:  1. I hope not, but I'm not counting on it. 2. I hope so. 3. That's not where my hope lies.
Output: 3
Statement: I believe that careful study is needed to develop more realistic and workable methodologies and solutions to federal pay issues. Choices:  1. I also believe that empirical evidence will help in supporting our solutions. 2. Federal pay is in need of solutions for some of its issues. 3. We don't need realistic methodologies for federal pay issues.
Output: 2
Statement: Will he be happy when the rolls for food stamps and TANF start to rise again? Choices:  1. He won't ever be happy, regardless of what happens with food stamps.  2. Ever since he was a youth, he was always an extreme sort of person. 3. When the TANF starts to rise once more, will be be happy?
Output: 3
Statement:  Israeli art, and particularly modern art, is of a very high standard. Choices:  1. Israeli art has very low standards. 2. Israeli modern art is of a very high standard. 3. Israeli art is of a high standard because the artists are very well educated.
Output: 2
Statement: The last has all the excitement of a game of chess played via postcards--until it is recast as single-warrior combat. Choices:  1. It was dreadfully full until it was revamped. 2. It was revamped into a combat game featuring bows and arrows. 3. It was changed away from single-warrior combat, making it very dull.
Output: 1
Statement: We want you to start resurrecting Presidents. Choices:  1. We wanted to bring back dead presidents. 2. The Presidents should stay dead. 3. The Presidents were really good for the country.
Output: 1
Statement: By and large, the better although more expensive shops are around the Piazza San Marco. Choices:  1. Piazza San Marco shops offer great discounts for tourists. 2. Those with deep pockets should visit shops around the Piazza San Marco. 3. Piazza San Marco shops are good for those with tight budgets.
Output: 2
Statement: The park's 10.5 hectares (25 acres) of landscaped gardens and lakes contains a large greenhouse that holds many species of plants, and an aviary of exotic birds. Choices:  1. The park is only 20 acres in size. 2. There are both an aviary and greenhouse within the park. 3. The park was supposed to be larger than 25 acres but management killed the offer.
Output: 2
Statement: The planetary target was a huge one for an oxygen-water world. Choices:  1. The planet seemed pretty big for a world that used oxygen and water. 2. The target was really quite small for an oxygen-water world. 3. The planets that used oxygen and water were much larger then other planets.
Output: 1
Statement: The wagons will circle to defend this last bastion of human conceit. Choices:  1. They love to defend this awful idea because it means that they are the top dogs in the world. 2. Nobody will come around to defend this idea. 3. People will come from far and wide to defend this mean idea.
Output: 3
Statement: She is seized with panic, and under its influence she hurries downstairs, and quickly drops the coffee-cup and saucer used by Mademoiselle Cynthia into a large brass vase, where it is discovered later by Monsieur Lawrence.  Choices:  1. Monsieur Lawrence never discovered the coffee cup or saucer.  2. After the rush of activity, the brass vase contained a coffee-cup and saucer. 3. The drugs influence wore off shortly but, the perceived placebo effect lingered.
Output: 2
Statement: To be honest, I think Ro is indulging in a little rhetorical exaggeration  I suspect horror-core is a lot closer to hip-hop than death metal is to Brahms or Mozart. Choices:  1. While Ro claims to have listened to lots of horror-core, I don't think he really gets it. 2. Personally, I think Ro is spot on when he says that horror-core is nothing like hip-hop. 3. Despite Ro's characterization, I think horror-core may be more like hip-hop than death metal is like Mozart.
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh yeah um what do you think of the uh LA Raiders used to the the Oakland Choices:  1. The Raiders used to be in Oakland. 2. What are your thoughts on the Raiders. 3. What are your thoughts on the Giants.
Output: 2
Statement: Nearly a full generation has passed and none of us who lives in those times speaks of the days when the slaves bled for our town. Choices:  1. The slaves died battling the bad guys and protecting us. 2. The slaves had all escaped without injury. 3. The slaves had died for us.
Output: 3
Statement: Working for Louis Bledsoe was a pivotal moment, she said.  Choices:  1. She did not feel that working for Bledsoe had had any impact on her life at all. 2. She said that working for Louis Bledsoe had changed her life. 3. She really enjoyed working for Bledsoe.
Output: 2
Statement: and you sure you're with multiple dystrophy muscular dystrophy or whatever i find that a big invasion of privacy too Choices:  1. It's a fairly reasonable question to ask. 2. I fell like that's too much information to be asked for. 3. I don't want to tell them that I have muscular dystrophy.
Output: 2
Statement: In order to provide a consistent frame of reference for discussing federal fiscal policy issues, this section refers to the unified budget measure unless otherwise specified. Choices:  1. Federal fiscal policies become unwieldy when creating specific budget measures. 2. The unified budget measure is not an accurate way to analyze specific federal fiscal policy issues. 3. The unified budget measure is used to talk about federal fiscal policy.
Output: 3
Statement: While pilgrims circumambulate the stupa, monkeys, dogs, and pigeons clamber about and forage for scraps of food offerings in small altars set in the foundation. Choices:  1. Dogs and pigeons forage for scraps of food in small altars.  2. There are no monkeys close to the small altars, only pigeons and dogs.  3. The altars were recently built by the pilgrims. 
Output: 1
Statement: Text box 2.1 compares GDP to another measure of economic output-gross national product (GNP). Choices:  1. To compare GDP to GNP, look at text box 2.1.  2. There is no comparison for GDP to GNP.  3. The GDP is much larger than the GNP.
Output: 1
Statement: The Place du G??n??ral de Gaulle (also known as the Grand' Place) is in the heart of Vieux Lille, a district of cobbled streets, shops, restaurants, cafe, and an assortment of architecture ranging from the beautiful 17th-century Vieille Bourse (Old Exchange) to the 20th-century Nouvelle Bourse and Op??ra. Choices:  1. Vieux Lille is home to shops, cobbled streets and different kinds of architecture. 2. The cobbling on the streets of Vieux Lille is replaced every year. 3. It is impossible to find a restaurant in Vieux Lille.
Output: 1
Statement: It was important that she seek it when she can. Choices:  1. She doesn't want to go to college or get a job.  2. She needs time to seek it so she doesn't feel rushed.  3. Let her seek it on her own time. 
Output: 3
Statement: Perhaps Jane's widowed human father will wed Tarzan's widowed gorilla mother (so the Southern Baptist Convention should be worried about bestiality but not homosexuality). Choices:  1. Jane's father was happily married. 2. Jane's father was a widow. 3. Jane's father was a widow and looking for a mate.
Output: 2
Statement: Of the $12 million, 22 percent is earmarked for the LSNY budget and 78 percent is allocated among the seven local corporations, according to LSNY spokeswoman, Edwina Martin. Choices:  1. They wanted to strive to allocate 80 percent next year. 2. They refused to allocate any funds for the program. 3. The seven companies had set aside at least 78 percent.
Output: 3
Statement: The Board, however, believes that a new category for reporting on stewardship items is more appropriate. Choices:  1. The Board believes that some reporting on stewardship items using a new category is suitable. 2. The Board believes that some reporting on stewardship items using a new category is not suitable. 3. The Board believes that some reporting on stewardship items using a new category for donations is suitable.
Output: 1
Statement: Seven gates are still in use. Choices:  1. None of the gates are still in use. 2. The gates have been in use since originally constructed. 3. Today, several of the gates are still used.
Output: 3
Statement: Unmade Beds might make a good date movie. Choices:  1. It's a good film to take your date to. 2. Unmade Beds should not be seen with anyone you love or even just like. 3. Unmade Beds is the type of light fare that makes for a good date night flick.
Output: 1
Statement: Such reporting would not be considered duplication, as the type of information reported on an item would be different for each category of stewardship asset. Choices:  1. The information reported would differ so as not to be considered duplication. 2. The reporting would certainly be duplication. 3. The reporting would be similar to other reports.
Output: 1
Statement: If I were not registered and certified, sometimes I feel that I might ... Choices:  1. Nothing is stopping me from doing it. 2. I might if I were not registered and certified.  3. I wish that I coukd it seems like fun. 
Output: 2
Statement: um um-hum i'm trying to think of what they are what kind they could be Choices:  1. I'm trying to figure out who won the baseball game. 2. I'm attempting to think of what kind are.  3. I'm trying to figure out what kind of fish they are. 
Output: 2
Statement: He bit the head off a streetcar conductor who once charged him two fares thinking the distinguished gentleman was paying for his traveling partner as well. Choices:  1. He yelled at a conductor for charging him for both himself and his friend. 2. He was so stingy with his money he wouldn't pay for his friend. 3. He politely talked to the conductor.
Output: 1
Statement: Gilded angels hold lamps illuminating the terse Latin inscriptions. Choices:  1. All inscriptions are presented in Greek. 2. Seven gilded angels surround the latin inscriptions. 3. The latin inscriptions are lit up by lamps.
Output: 3
Statement: To help accomplish this, PRA designated senior information resources manager positions in the major departments and agencies with responsibility for a wide range of functions including information resource planning, budgeting, organizing, controlling, training, and ensuring the absence of duplication in information systems. Choices:  1. PRA appointed senior managers to positions which would help facilitate this. 2. Each information resources positions was required to report to the board of the PRA. 3. In order to prevent this, PRA stipulated that no manager positions should be created.
Output: 1
Statement: It is Coppola's tragedy that he believes his best work is always ahead of him, yet keeps on making Rainmaker s. Choices:  1. Rainmaker was a box office success but failed to please critics.. 2. Coppola thinks that his best work is behind him. 3. Coppola is wrong to think he will make a better movie in the future.
Output: 3
Statement: right and uh so you if you knew what was going on you could kind of anticipate what was going to be said so i i had a little bit advantage there over my wife she had not read the book Choices:  1. My wife read the book and I knew nothing about it. 2. My wife didn't read the book, but I knew what was going on and could foresee the events. 3. I didn't know everything about the events but I had the upper hand.
Output: 2
Statement: But things are slowly improving and the compensations for the more venturesome visitor are considerable. Choices:  1. Things have taken a drastic turn for the worse in the area. 2. A tourist that is brave enough can have a great time. 3. The area has improved for travelers due to the governments increased attention.
Output: 2
Statement: they ought to get it for killing a civilian just as easily as a policeman yeah i agree i don't know i heard something on the news the other night they were talking about Choices:  1. Killing a policeman should get someone more punishment than killing a civilian. 2. There should be no difference in punishment for killing a policemen or a civilian. 3. I think that both should be subject to capital punishment.
Output: 2
Statement: 14 So far, the net payments from the United States to foreign lenders have been small as a share of GDP, as shown in figure 3.3. Choices:  1. The net payments from the US to foreign lenders are very large. 2. The net payments from the US to foreign lenders are very small. 3. The net payments from the US to foreign lenders have dropped each year.
Output: 2
Statement: oh well anyway so what's your next purchase supposed to be Choices:  1. You will buy a car next.   2. I do not care what you are going to buy next.   3. What are you going to buy next?
Output: 3
Statement: and um you know then you only had to pay the it for us it was a five dollar copayment every time you went to the doctor and uh three dollars for the prescriptions Choices:  1. Each doctor visit was $5 and each prescription was $3. 2. Each doctor visit was $1 and each prescription was $5. 3. Each doctor visit was $5 and each prescription was $3 if you got if from Walgreens.
Output: 1
Statement: How, under the surface, behind that psychic shield, is a tender creature who's hiding his humanity. Choices:  1. He is a forthright person about his emotions and tenderness. 2. He hides his feelings because of some kind of past trauma. 3. His humanity is not readily apparent because he hides it.
Output: 3
Statement: uh not lately  but uh yeah there was a little bit of rain couple days ago and they had tornados up in uh Oklahoma and i guess in Wichita Falls too Choices:  1. We've had beautiful, sunny weather.  2. The weather in Oklahoma was terrible.  3. There was some rain a few days ago and there were tornadoes in Oklahoma. 
Output: 3
Statement: um basically i my preference is Arab coins Choices:  1. I prefer German coins.  2. I prefer Arab coins. 3. I prefer Arab coins from before 1950.
Output: 2
Statement: If Verner, Liipfert's lawyers are good--and they are at least well connected--they will strike a better bargain for their clients than the clients would otherwise have got. Choices:  1. The lawyer decided not to represent them.  2. If Liipferst,s lawyers are that good, their clients will get a good deal and maybe get less prison time. 3. If Liipferst's lawyers are so good, they will get their clients a good deal.
Output: 3
Statement: The Viceroy's Residence, now the President's house, Rashtrapati Bhavan has wings radiating from the great grey-blue dome of the central block and the tranquil pools and lawns of its gardens, and so bespeaks the grandeur of Britain's heyday. Choices:  1. The dome of the central block is large and grey-blue. 2. The Viceroy's Residence was built when Victoria was the Empress of India. 3. The Viceroy's Residence is now a small church. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well they make mistakes too i guess Choices:  1. They never make mistakes. 2. Everyone makes mistakes. 3. They also make mistakes.
Output: 3
Statement: Completed in 1875, it is claimed to be the world's largest theater, although the size of the stage ' which can hold 450 people ' leaves room for only 2,200 spectators. Choices:  1. There is space for over 9000 spectators in what is claimed to be the world's smallest theater. 2. It is true that it is the largest theater in the world. 3. The stage of what is claimed to be the world's largest theater holds 450 people.
Output: 3
Statement: Adrin's own sword moved just as fast, parrying and dodging every attack. Choices:  1. Adrin's sword moved slowly as he was stabbed over and over again. 2. Adrin's sword was moving just as fast and he missed every attack.  3. Adrin and Jon were participating in a fencing tournament. 
Output: 2
Statement: well i enjoyed it Jay thank you bye-bye Choices:  1. I don't want to talk to you, Jay.  2. I had a good time, thanks.  3. Thank you, Jay. I'll talk to you later. 
Output: 2
Statement: In Santiago de Cuba, try to see the Ballet Folklerico Cutumba, a renowned troupe that delves into the world of Afro-Cuban spirituality and ritual. Choices:  1. Ballet Folkerico Cutumba is a renowned troupe. 2. Ballet Folkerico Cutumba is a renowned troupe that performs all over the world. 3. Ballet Folkerico is not a renowned troupe.
Output: 1
Statement: This shortcoming became evident following terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, where firefighters have such a fund that helps members' families in times of need. Choices:  1. The people who ran the fund found after 9/11 that it was insufficient to meet needs. 2. After 9/11 it was found that the success of the fund was evident. 3. The insufficiency was brought home after 9/11 in NYC, a place where firefighters have a fund that is meant to assist their families in times of need.
Output: 3
Statement: Tasting and purchases are possible at many of the properties. Choices:  1. Wine tastings will let you buy the wine you like best.  2. You can taste the wine, but you can't buy any.  3. You can taste and buy at most properties. 
Output: 3
Statement: Horseback riding runs between 1,500 3,000 esc. Choices:  1. Horseback riding costs absolutely nothing. 2. Horseback riding costs between 1,500 and 3,000 esc. 3. Horseback riding can cost  as much as 2,000 esc.
Output: 2
Statement: Power came from weights, like those used on an old-fashioned clock. Choices:  1. It was a simple but ingenious method of power. 2. The power came from pulling the levers. 3. Like an old-fashioned clock, the power was derived from weights.
Output: 3
Statement: The court must have been a hotbed of social reform at the time. Choices:  1. Social reform was never a concern for the court.  2. The Court was vital to the social reforms of the past. 3. At the tie, Social Reform was probably contained in the court.
Output: 3